Indiana daily times. [volume], May 07, 1920, Home Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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SAYS GERMANY
HAS BEGUN LONG
UPWARD CLIMB
Berlin Envoy Returns to Paris
With Optimistic Report
on Outlook.
REPARATION UNCERTAIN
PARIS, May 7. —Germany has reached
icd passed her lowest point and has be
?un the upward climb which is destined
!o place her once more among the fore
nost nations of the earth, according to
flerr Mayer, German charge d'affaires
in Paris, who has just returned from a
•rip to Berlin.
Herr Mayer returned from Germany
.vith a decidedly optimistic view of
'onditions east of the Rhine.
OMPLETELY RECOVER
PROM KAPP / PRISING.
“Germany has passed her lowest point
md is now coming back,” he said.
“Coal production has been resumed on
\ large scale and has reached the point
a-here it was before the Kapp revolu
llon.
“Our train service has been greatly im
proved and there is a marked better
spirit among the workers.”
Herr Mayer declared he informed Pre
ttier Millerand that it would be impos
sible for Germany to decide until next
year the amount she is able to pay the
lilies annually under the treaty.
VEW TAXATION'
SYSTEM ADOPTED.
Parliament has adopted anew taxa
ion system, but it is impossible to esti
uate the amount of revenue it will bring
Newest Spring Styles for Women
Rite’s Women’s Upstairs Apparel Shop Is One of the Most
Beautiful in the City. The Values Will Appeal to You.
Women’s Spring Suits
Lovely new styles and
models In tricotine, serge,
checks and novelties—beau
tifully tailored, exceptional
quality and at prices aston
lngly low—Rite sells for
less.
S3O Up
Stylish Spring Coats
Lovelv light weight coats
for spring wear, belted or
plain, long or short sport
lengths—every one distinc
tive and smart. Prices most
reasonable.
$25 Up
Also a full line of dresses,
skirts and furs.
ALL ALTERATIONS FREE
TAKE EL E VAT OR TO V
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WOMEN S UPSTAIRS APPAREL SHOP
BEinnmsxßmamm*.'] ©anfelg [MaßMaaiMa
Corner Wahinftoo and Delaware Streets.
Men’s Union Suits Priced for Saturday
Now is the time to buy your entire season *s supply
Athletic Nainsook HA Extra Qual. Athletic $1 47
UNION SUITS iuC UNION SUITS 1 W
—Made of good pin —Splendidly made and finished
check and plaid nainsook—knee Finest barred nainsook —knee
length —no sleeves webbed length—no sleeves—sizes 34 to < I
back—sizes 34 to 46. 46. 4rWb~\ P
‘Mastertex’Ribbed $1.47 Extra Quality Ribbed $g 97 I ‘ IJP
UNION SUITS 1 UNION SUITS 1'
—Fine gauze, superior yarn— 0 . „ _. . ' „,, I 1
short sleeves—ankle length— —Specially finished seams, fully I
come in white and ecru. Sizes reinforced—short sleeves—ankle 1 I
34 to 46. length. Come In white and ecru. I I
Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.
in before it is collected at the end of the
financial year.
It Is useless, according to Mayer, to
expect that Germany can reach the point
of fullest production until the allies fix
the total amount of her Indebtedness.
“We are ready'to pay all we can, but
it Is not possible to estate the amount,’
he said.
FAKE DETECTIVE
DUPES ‘WILLIE’
Kentucky Lad Pays $5 to Es
cape Jail ‘for Nothing
SPRINGFIELD, IIL, May 7.—Folks,
meet “Willie’’ Gross of Russell county,
Kentucky.
Although little Willie Is IS years old
he never saw a policeman, or rather a
detective, until he came to the great cap
ital of Illinois.
And then his first experience with the
detective was not what you might call
real. As he sauntered up the street with
his six feet and two inches he was ap
proached by two pompous appearing
persons of the male sex.
“You’re under arrest,” they told Willie,
who groaned In surprise as the men
hacked him Into a door.
One displayed a tin shield like regu
lar officers wear.
The other hiked down the street.
JFhile he was gone tie one with the
star got confident to William.
“Aw, say,” he said, “I don’t like to
do this. I wouldn’t either if ”
Well, Willie greased his palm with
a five-spot note and was free.
But when he got* away he didn’t like
It a bit, so he decided to go down to
the jail and see what it was they had
against him.
“Nothing.” they told him.
Then Willie explained bo had never
seen a deteeotive before. Now Willie
is mad all over and be and the police
are looking for the “moonshine runners."
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/ Down as \
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\ On $30.00 J
Just say "Charge It,” fllte will
gladly open a charge account,
you may pay for your apparel
while wearing it.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1:3)
The Young Lady
Across the Way
tr TS. •*•<**-•
fir
The young lady across the way says
solid mahogany is almost unobtainable
now and sbe doesn't know what we're
going to do for fine furniture when the
veneer forests are gone.
We Advertise as We Do
RITE'H CAHH PLAN
All roods are marked In
plain figures at the lowest
spot cash prices—the lowest
In town. Rite's customer
who pays cash gets Just
whst he pays for—good clot
at rock-bottom cash prices.
If credit Is given RITE
CHARGES MORE, but only
the small added cost that
the giving of credit causes.
That Is fiTir, isn’t It?
KITE'S CREDIT PLAN
Charge accounts are cheer
fully opened. If requested,
and you may pay each week
if you wish, bur when credit
is given, KITE CHARGES
MORE, not much, but a lit
tie. Even with this small
added charge Hite sells for
less. To prove it to your own
satisfaction, shop around at
the other stores, then corns
to Rite's.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920.
POLICING AFRICA
ROMANTIC WORK
Six Hundred Men Cover Area
of 150,000 Miles.
LONDON, May 7.—More often than
not the road of adventure Is entered
through to all seeming, the unllkeliest
of portals.
For instance, the world’s most roman
tic police force —a force that transcends
In its daily hazards the famous north
west mounted police, a force that recalls
the wildest days of deputy sheriff rule
in the west—is being reivlved after the
war. In a little artificially lighted roo.m
buried away in the depths of a big
office building in the city section of
London.
Outside, it was raining as the writer
sat in that little office the other day,
watching the reorganization of the Brit-
Ssh south Africa police, a body of 600
white men who are responsible for the
preservation of order over an area of
Iff),000 square miles, where a popula
tion of 800,000 blacks but yesterday
were savages.
A real “corps de’elite” Is the British
south Africa police, well paid and well
clothed.
Its members and ex-members earned
In the European war, it is believed, a
greater number of distinctions than any
ether single unit of the British army.
Small wonder then that since recruit
ing was resumed recently, many ex-seirv-
Save $72 75 on Three Pieces
Dresser, Chiffonier and Bed for $129.50
Present Value of These Three Pieces, $202.25
The suites wore purchased months ago and we are going to sell them according to our
cost, and not at present market quotations. Imitation Circassian finish, exactly as
shown above. 40-inch dresser with 22x28-ineh mirror. Dressing table to match if you
wish. Don’t forget the price—3 pieces—-$129.50.
A LITTLE MONEY ON A 810 BILL.
The Home REFRIGERATOR
Refrigerator* and Ico Chests Worth Having.
Home Refrigerators will save you 20 per cent on
your Ice bill. The Home Refrigerator preserves
rood In a wholesome and palatable condition. The
M / KiSL latlon Is perfect.
wdssKWß:--a Coolness and dry-
W- g - - ,I—n... km ness are com-
L [j —p p >' ’wggWWeww bleed. All have
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ABSOLUTE ICE BAVERB
Buy Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums Where You
Have the Stock and Styles to Select From
Com.* and take • look whether you buy r nt. The following Bl*ed Ruga In Stock:
1 27x63 Inches 7.6x9 feet 9x9 feet
9x12 High-Grade *CQC f R x 7 ' n # ch f # i xl ,£* lee!I ee !
ns ... n jK r> 4.6x7.6 feet 9x10.6 feet 11.3x15 feet
Matting Rug ycs*/U 6x9 feet 10.6x12 feet 12 xls jeet
All Carpets and Linoleums Made, laid and Lined
Free.
HARTER HUGER HARMON MEYER LESLIE METER
The Home Furniture Cos.
Southeast Corner Alabama -and Washington.
Chicago, IndianapoHa at Louisville Ry,
Announces that its Chicago Passenger Trains,
which were operated only to 63rd Street,
Chicago, during the Switchmen’s Strike, are
NOW OPERATED INTO AND OUT OF
Dearborn Station
Chicago -As Usual
To CHICAGO From CHICAGO
“THE HOOSIER” DAYLIGHT UNITED
Train No. 32 Train No. 37
Leaves Indianapolis . 7.45 *.rn. Leaves Chicago .... . 9. 20 a.m.
Arrives Chicago 12.43 p,m. Arrivea Indianapolis 2.20 p.m.
DAYLIGHT UNITED NID-DAY SPECIAL
Train No. 38 v Train No. 33
Leavea Indianapolis 12 00 noon Leaves Chicago —— — 12.00 noon
Arrives Chicago 4.57 p, m . Arrives Indianapolis
BUSINESS NEN’S SPECIAL “THE HOOSIER**
Train No. 30 . Train No. 31
Leaves Indianapolis 4.00 p.m. ‘Arrives IndianfnoHa lft’eo p,m *
Arrives Chicago 9.00 £.m. Indianapolis W . 30 p-m.
jsitpwt vrvpnvGG NIGHT EXPRESS
MGHT EXJPRESS Train No. 35
tai . N 6 Leaves Chicago 12.00 night
Leaves Indianapolis U a.m. Arrives Indianapolis 6.00 .m.
Arrives Chicago 7.10 a.m. ~, , „ J ,
. Sleeping Cars ready for occupancy at Chi-
Sleeping Cara ready in Union Station at cago at 10.00 p.m# and may be occupied at
9.00 p.m. Indianapolis until 7.30 a.m.
For tickets, reservations, etc., call on or telephone
Consolidated Ticket Office Union Station
Main 3927-Automatic 31384 Main 4567—Automatic 24318
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ice men with enviable records, tnelud
ing a number of ex-offlcers, lieutenants,
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight 50 Per Cent in One
Week’s Time in Many Instances
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.
Philadelphia, Pa. Do you wear glasses?
Are you a victim of eye strain or other
eye weaknesses? If so, you will be glad
to know that according to Dr. Lewis
there is. real hope for you. Many whose
eyes were failing say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle of
this wonderful free prescription. One
man says, after trying it: “I was almost
blind; could not see to read at all. Now
I can read everything without any
glasses and my eyee do not water any
more. At night they would pain dread
fully ; now they feel fine all the time.
It was like a miracle to me.” A lady
who used it says: “The atmosphere
seemed hazy with or without glasses, but
after using this prescription for fifteen
days everything seems clear. I can even
read fine print without glaai.es." It la
believed that thousands who wear glasses
’can now discard them 4n a reasonable
time and multitudes more will be able
to strengthen their eyes so as to be
spared the trouble and expense of ever
getting glasses. Eye troubles hf many
3-PIECE GENUINE OAK BEDROOM SUITE.
Dresser, Chiffonier and Bed $99.00
Present value $152.00. Save.... $53.00
BUY AN OIL STOVE
During the shortage of coal and gas, an
oil cook stove is what you need in your
home. We arc agents for the—
Florence Perfection
Boss Peerless W incroft
All Standard Makes.
Complete line of one and two-burner
ovens.
A LITTLE MONEY ON A 810 BILL.
captains and even majors—have willingly
joined up as troopers.
descriptions may be wonderfully bene- :
flted by following the simple rules. Here j
Is the prescription: Go to any active
drug store and get a bottle of Bon-Opto i
tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto tablet In a ;
fourth of a glass of water and allow to !
dissolve. With this liquid bstbe the eyes
two to four times dally. You should !
notice your eyes clear up perceptibly;
right from the start and Inflammation
will quickly disappear. If your eyes are
bothering yoii, even a little, take steps
to save them now before it Is too late.
Many hopelessly blind might have been '
saved if they had cared for their eyes 1
in time.
NOTE: Another prominent physician to I
whom th* above article was submitted. 1
said: "Bon Opto Is a very remarkable \
remedy. Its constituent lngredlenta are |
well known to eminent eye socialists and 1
widely prescribed by them. The menu- i
facturers guarantee It to strengthen eye- j
Sight 60 per cent In one week’s time In !
many Instances or refund the money. It ;
can be obtained from any good druggist
and Is ons of the very few preparations I
feel should be kept on hand for regular
use In almost every family.” It Is sold in
thle city by all good druggists, including
the Hook and the Haag stores.—Adver
tisement.
Stores in New York, Newark, Brooklyn,
Buffalo, Indianapolis, N:w Haven
4 W. WASHINGTON STREET
Tomorrow, Saturday, We Feature
A Special Purchase of
High Class Suits
x
tThat Based on Cost of
Production, Should Sed
for $lO to sls More
SALE PRICE
THE MANUFACTURER’S
LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
For we couldn’t, and no other store
In the country could sell suits like
these for $25.00, if they had been
bought at regular wholesale prices.
The assortment includes a variety of smartly tailored,
neatly braid-trimmed and stunning embroidered models,
in sizes for women and misses. All lined with fancy Pussy
Willow Silks and Peau de Cygne-
All New Spring Models of Quality Serge in
Navy Blue or Black
V *
—SALE OF COATS —,
Smartly Belted Sport Models
Special Special
An almost unbelievable low price for coats of such fine
quality. Only a limited number. Well made, polo cloths,
velours and novelties. They must be seen to be appreciated.
Come early. x
An Event Full of Money-
Saving Chances
Big Clothing Sale
Os Distinctive Spring Suits
For Men and Young Men
Hundreds of thrifty buyers
*TV P are taking advantage of this
most wonderful opportunity
fNT sjagga to Tmy these smart spring
\vl suits of undisputed quality
/ and newest styles at a price
l&vKwffltri barely represents the
jfj P l^ wholesale values.
| If Jggifjp Many of these beautiful suits
j 1 & igraS liave been taken from our
feta lljetP higher priced lines and placed
in this sale at —
Hundreds of other interest
ing ing values from $25 to S6O.
Boys’and Children’s Suits
Os dependable fabrics, stylishly cut and easily
worth a third more than our price
of $7.50 to $25.00
RUBENS 5R
Open Saturday Nights Till 9 O’Clock
< BLACK SCREEN WIRE 3*40 a Square Foot
iVONNEGUT HARDWARE CO.
\ ICO TO 124 SAST WASHINQTOH STRICT