Indiana daily times. [volume], July 09, 1920, Home Edition, Page 16, Image 16

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ALL GERMANY IS
FOUND AT RACES
Proletariat Fights to Get to
Betting Machines.
B3TB Li IK, July Ri—Democracy kta real
ly reached Germany.
The racetracka ahow that, If all other
algos were mlaalng.
The hundreds of thousands who cow
attend the race meet* In Hamburg,
Knhleben, Grunewald, Frankfurt and
Breeden are “of the people.”
The pomp and display that marked
racing back in the kaiser's days are
gone.
The big crowds who now attend are
working folks, and they are taking this
amusement with all the gusto and en
thusiasm that their former masters had.
The ‘‘kaiser's box” at one of the su
burban tracks Is still barred off. Just as
the middle roadway through the Bran
danburg gate Is acarcaly used—from a
force of habit which reserved the place
to royalty.
But the logs* and all the Tine place*
ar taken now by proletarians for, with
increased wages, and with no appreciable
increase In the price of tickets, the work
ing man can enjoy his afternoon'* out
ing without nicking his pocketbook par
ticularly.
The most amazLng feature of the racing
game, however, is the way in which the
public spends Its money on race gamb
ling.
The “fotaUsator” method is used, and
hundreds of thousands of marks flow af
ter other hundreds of thousand* into the
machines.
It is next to impossible to get to the
machines in which the few-odd marks
are bet; hut strangely enough the crowds
seeking to make higher bets are even
larger than those of the small bettors.
GORDON’S—
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W -ON- WEES'
“Worth-While” Furniture
15% to 25% Discount on Hundreds of
Specials for Saturday
During This Sale $5.00 Delivers Any Article Up to $65.00
July Clearance of Bedroom Furniture Steel Bed, Spring
This special 3-piece suite in jg -a and MattreSS
walnut or mahogany, spe- k i
j l jf Full size steel bed in Vernis
|| Martin or white finish; a
Three-piece Suites in ivory, walnut or mahogany strong woven wire spring
and other suites, reduced 15% to 25%. and a full 451 b; cott,,n tO P
Fourth Piece Extra. mattress. Special, $23.50.
aI ■ m iim ■■ill Clearance o:
L|l £ Turkish Rockers
Ti. ht BiMti.ili. or OT.r.
Top Ice refriger- and h CA /txi -i , Floor sample sale of imitation
* ror r. ; 1 V‘ ou Phonographs not leather upholster y M cr .
small tomes and ■ # • l j cd Turkish rock $• J A .50
apartments. As A C lllCluded. ) era. Spring HeatTXfcl.
low as ' Special for Satur- m Jk
EASY TERMS. V day
Cl ec * Davenport Suite
A man’s wardrobe, in golden Upholstered in mutation Spanish Leather, over full
or fumed oak. i.ots of spare set of oil-tempered springs. Prices start at—
for clothing, furnishings, etc. A x °
Specials offered as low as— WKttS
$29.50 j $69.50
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During This Sale We Will Give a Special Discount to Cash Customers
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Special Special
127-129 East Washington St. a”
’HENRY’ AUTHOR DISCUSSES METHOD
And Telia How He Wrote the Famous Stories
Indianapoll* ha* had a vary interest
ing character In town the laat few day*.
Samuel Marwln la lit* name and he Is
noted for writing the famous “Henry”
stories.
Mr. Merwln Is here assisting Stuart
Walker In directing the reuearsals of
“Temperamental Henry,” a play written
by Merwln and which will be presented
at the Murat next Monday night for the
first time on any stage.
The manner In which Mr. Merwln be
gan his task of building up the charac
ter of Henry Is most Interesting.
‘‘l sat down,” he says, “and wrote lists
of things that a boy of eighteen might
be thinking about.
“X wrote down everything I could think
of under the head of ‘susceptibilities and
affections.’
“Then came money, not in the finan
cial sense, but in the sense that the boy
had to have it for flowers or for hiring
a dress suit.
“In order came ‘Thoughts of a Career,'
next ‘Religion,’ then ‘Education,’ and last
of all, ‘Work.’
“Religion has a way of rushing up in
a boy, you know.
“Os course, I will never be able to use
all tbe material because one has to con
dense so in the type of story I am writ
ing. However, It Is a fascinating form
to write In and I enjoy it.’’
In making a dramatisation of his books,
“Temperamental Henry” and “Henry Is
Twenty,” Mr. Merwln found it quite
easy sailing.
He has combined the more Interesting
details of his stories In the play, and one
in seeing it unfolded act by act before
the footlights gets the impression much
more vividly that the boy Is alive and
a real person than from the novela. It is
said.
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GIRLS, DOROTHY GISH
LETS OPT A BIG SECRET.
How to attract men.
That ia a receipt that la forever sought
by the fairer sex.
What Is It?
Well, If you Insist, here It Is.
Dorothy Gish discovered It
Instead of shortening her skirt to the
knees, Dorothy makes faces at the men
wbo are passing, and shows her husband
that she is not without charm and at
traction.
She demonstrates this method In ‘‘Re
modeling a Husband,” now at the Isis.
She has a hard time taming her hus-
ASPIRIN
Name “Bayer’' on Genuine
“Beyer Tablets of Aspirin" Is genuine
Aspirin proved aafo by millions and pre
scribed by physician* for over twenty
years Aocopt only an unbroken “Bayer
package,” which contain* proper direc
tions to relieve Headset*. Toothache,
Baracha, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Colds
and pain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tab
lets coat few cent*. Druggist* alao sail
large- “Bayer package*." AapWn U
trade mark Bayer
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1920.
band, who is one of those men who think
there la a sprig of mistletoe above every
pretty girt.
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---ON VIEW TODAY.
The amusement lineup today ia as fol
lows: Summer vaudeville at the Lyric,
Keith's, Broadway and Rialto; “The
“Gypsy Trail,” at the Murat; ‘‘Dollars
and Sense,” at Mlater Slmth's; “The Fig
urehead,” at the Colonial; “Sand,’’ at the
Alhambra; “The Best of Luck,” at the
Ohio; “Yea or No," at the Circle; “Huck
leberry Finn,” at English's, and a double
bill at the Regent.
of Sales!
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Tomorrow Morning We Shall Offer Thousands
of Pairs of Pumps, Oxfords, Ties and Sport Shoes
for Women—All Brand New
Beautiful dull black kid or brilliant patent leather pumps with hand-turned soles and Louis
heels —worth up to SB.OO a pair anywhere else! At $4.98, the latest styles in Havana brown or
genuine vici kid oxfords with college last and military heels—shoes of the very highest quality,
UNOBTAINABLE at other stores for less than $9.00 a pair!
If you are at all familiar with our values, you know that no store anywhere sells shoes at
such closely marked prices as we do. We can sell slices at lower regular prices and less profit,
because we sell more than 4 million pairs a year through our 300 stores in the United States.
But now we arc going to do something we have never done before. We are going to sell you
these shoes at tremendous reductions —at prices that cut deep into their cost. Why do we do
this 1 ? Because we have lined up with the biggest retail merchants in all of the principal cities
in the United States to smash high prices. We are the leaders in this city of this nation-wide
movement, and before we get through high prices for shoes will be a thing of the past.
You can imagine the enormous demand we will have for these shoes tomorrow. Fortunately
we have increased our salesforce so that we will be able to handle the crowds easily. Bear in
mind the regular money-saving prices are stamped on every carton. You know exactly what
your saving is. These shoes are all first quality NEWARK Shoes, new this season, and are avail
able in a full range of sizes.
COME TOMORROW BY ALL MEANS
Shoe Retailer, in the World—3oo Store. iq 100 Cities
7 North Pennsylvania, Odd Fellow Building
164 North Illinois St.
Ball of Fire Does
Circus Stunts
NORRISTOWN, Pa., July O.—A baU of
fire -which came down In the midst of a
thunderstorm did some circus stunts In
the business center of Norristown. After
jumping from building to building for
a considerable distance, the ball ran Into
the switchboard of the Keystone Tele
phone Company. The operators were
thrown Into a panic and when the Jan
itor ran to the corner and Inserted tue
key In the fire alarm box he was knocked
to the ground and rendered unconscious.
Old-Time Custom
Proves Expensive
CANON CITY, Colo., July O.—John
Trails believed In old-fashioned wedding
celebration*, where the guests might
drink to the health of the newlyweds
in something stronger than grapejuloo
Ho was fined fIOO and costs by a Jus
tice of tbe peace the following morning
for “giving away” liquor at his daugh
ter's wedding reception.
Small Town Holds
Elopement Record
FEEDING HILLS, Maas., July r-
An epidemic f elopements has struck
this town, for within the last two weeks
there have been five each runaway
matches in a village which has a pop
ulation of less than GOO.
The latest elopement was of Boy J.
Hamilton, son of Jamea H. Hamilton,
the village’s leading storekeeper, and
Miss Martha Hooper, a nurse.
TWATCUES!
AND
I JEWELRY
Apron
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A %\ deal credit system at §
!|a %\ the Rite Bhop will ap- |
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Mr charge account and |
BaySa. \ pay for a diamond |
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LOCAL ENGINEER
RELIEVED OF BAD
CRAMPS IN BOWELS
Terre Haute man has had chronic
diarrhoea for the past three years;
severe cramps in his bowels; no
appetite; back ached so he
couldn't stoop, reach up, or
lift any weight
Has taken three bottles of the new
root and herb remedy, Oreco,
and is now well and
strong.
Mr. B. G. Garrison, the well-known
engineer with the Banford Coal Com
pany, who lire* at 700 South Second
street, Terre Haute, Ind., saysi
“I hare had diarrhoea, with severe
cramping in my bowels, for the past
three years. Every movement of my
bowela would be accompanied by sharp
pains and the movement! were very
frequently, which weakened me dsaait*
fully.
"I hadn't any appetitet evarythtawjf
ate seemed to disagree with me, and sols
stead of digesting, it would
causing acid gas to form, bloating rot
up and increasing the pain. My batilt
ached so I couldn’t stoop, reach BP at
lift tny weight.
“I took many different medtdaea 14
my effort to get back my health, bus
they only furnished temporary rettafc
One day I read in the Dreco boo Mm
statements of reliable people, tailing of
the great amount of good Dreco had
done for them, and I made up my mind
then and there that I would give It *
chance to do aa much for me.
“1 have now taken three bottlag t
this splendid medicine, and have W
more of that weakening, painful
rhoea; my stomach la in excellent con
dition and I can eat and enjoy three
good meals a day.”
Dreco acta gently on the bowels, cans*
lng them to expel, in a normal way, the
wastes of the body, without pain or
distress.
All druggists now sell Dreco, and it
is being especially Introduced in lu
dlanapolis. by Clark & Cade’s Claypool
tfttel drug store. —Advertisement
After you eat—always usa
—one or two tablets—eat like candy.
Ins tantlyrelievesHeartburn, Bloated
Gassy Feeling. Stops indigestion,
food souring, repeating, headache and
the many miseries caused by
Acid-Stomach
EATONIC is the best remedy, it takes
the harmful acids and gases right out
of the body and, of course, you get
well. Tens of thousands wonderfully
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
money refunded by your own drug
gist. Cost a trifle. Please try itl
Sore and Tender
Gums
Saturate a piece of cotton with
Dr. Porter’s
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and place it against the sore gums.
It relieves instantly, takes out all
inflammation and heals the sore
gums. 30c per bottle.