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COURT RELEASES
JOHN REINHART
Seymour Man Held on White
Slave Charge.
ohn Reinhart, 31. of Seymour, and
Mrs. Mabel Everett, 34, of Washington,
defendant and witness, respectively, on i
a charge of violation of the Mann white
slave act, were released on their own j
recognizance by Judge A. B. Anderson ,
in federal court yesterday.
Both are to appear in federal court
when ordered by the United States dis
trict attorney, the court said.
The bonds of Reinhart and Mrs. I
Everett were filed at $2,000.
The two were arrested at Washington!
Sunday when the husband of Mrs..
Everett, a Baltimore & Ohio railway '
engineer, is alleged to have assaulted ;
Reinhart, a freight conductor on the j
same road, accusing him of taking Mrs. !
Reinhart to Cairo, 111., about two years ;
ago.
Reinhart said that Everett made an at
tack on him with a dagger and exhibited
a four-inch gash on his neck in sup
port of this.
His left hand was split between the
second and third finger, due, he said, to
a dagger thrust by Everett, and he also
showed a cut across his chest.
His clothes were torn and slashed in
places, where Everett struck at
him. he said, but did not touch the
Cesh.
Everett, It was said, gave himself up
to the police at Washington.
It is said that he has filed suit for a
divorce.
Mrs. Everett told the court that she
has four children, the youngest 12 anc
the oldest 17.
She told the court that she thought
they were old enough to care for tb>m.
eelves.
Reinhart said that he is married ana
that he has a wife and three children.
REAL ESTATE
GOSSIP
By REALTOR
“AL" EVANS
Everything Is cocked and primed for
a whiz-bang time at the annual realtors'
frolic. If there is anybody who doesn't
have a good time this afternoon, it is
because they didn't attend the picnic.
It’s a shame we haven't a pie-eating
contest among the other events of to
day. George Lncas will have to buy
his dinner now.
It is a difficult thing to satisfy at one
and the same time both the tax asssso
and the public as to the value of a piece
of property.
, Bill Bridges says that he has told his
wife all his miss-deeds at the Kansas
City convention. What a memory.
Ndhpdy kn/>wg how a committee chair
man feels tfhen his committee fails to
respond in the pay of assistance until
he has been a chairman himself. I tell
you it's a superlative degree of ‘‘chagrin
ness.”
HOW MUCH MORE?
Asa landlord candidly puts it in a
New York paper:
To rent—ln private 'home, a large,
handsome’y furnished front rocra; also
a medium-sifted one: every convenience;
centrally and very choic?!y located; rent
more than reasonable.
Our friend Cantwell can* be at the
picnic with the ror of the crowd because
of a very dear friend from Washington,
D. C„ who is depending upon his enter- i
tainment.
ALL TENANTS RELIEVE—
That all money received as rents is
profit.
That landlords are glad to have some
me occupy their houses r>#i anv term,
because a house that is lived in doesn't
deteriorate so fast.
That ail landlords are rich and grasp
ing.
That rao3t Indianapolis real estate is
owned by a few people.
C. H. B.
From out of the east comes a man.
Who is bearing a message of cheer
To those who would “own their own
homo'*
In the suburb that has not a peer.
With a manner both unctions and bland.
H<\tel!s of the homes he lias sold.
To the high-brow as well as the low.
Anti the tale to him never grows pld.
He gives value in all that you buy.
You may compass his firm with a
Spann.
Os this badger I’m not making gam-'
For he carries himself like a man.
There! Now T have sure spilled the soup
You won’t need to guess who I mean
There's his name, like the man, standing
out
In the type that is strong, straight and
clean.
A. S. M.
AKRON TRUSSES
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A Rupture and Truss specialist in charge of our Orthopaedic
Department.
You need the attention of an expert, not a salesman.
A truss or appliance that does not fit properly is an injury
to you.
We have a complete assortment of the World-Famous Akron
Trusses —one for every known form of rupture.
DUGAN-JOHNSON CO., 29 W. Ohio St.
Indianapolis Branch of THE AKRON TRFSS CO.
Honrs 8-6. Phones. 23-96*; Main 967.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
GRADUATE NURSE TELLS
OF CONVINCING RELIEF
TRUTONA HAS GIVEN HER
Highly Praises Perfect Tonic and le
--clarej It Has No Equal Among: Mrdi
cines Today As Wonderful System
Builder.
Never before in the history of proprie
tary medicines has a preparation received
such high praise from doctors, nurses
and hundreds of promluent men and
women, as Trutona.
This striking feature of the scores or
testimonials gireu dally in behalf of
Trutona is an impressive tribute to the
merit of the Perfect Tonic.
Mrs. Fred Zeigler, 663 West Main
Street, Decatur, is a graduate trained
nurse of the Samnels Hospital, Coluro
y>us, O. This well-known Illinois woman,
highly skilled !c the science of medicine,
declares Trutona is without an equal
among medicines of today.
"Myt general system had been run
down for more than a year,” Mrs. Zeig
ler said. “I suffered considerable from
indigestion; ray liver was in terrible
•tradition, being very torpid and slug
Plans Grocers ’ Picnic
J. J. M CABL^f.
Plans have been completed for all
day picnic Aug. IS to be given at Co
lumbia park by the Indianapolis Retail
Grocers’ association, w'ith all of the lo
cal grocers as invited guests.
J. J. McCaslin has been named chair
man of the picnic committee.
He is working out the final details of
the program, which will include games,
athletic stunts, dancing, refreshments
and lunch, and special music.
Free transportation to the park will
b? provided.
HOROSCOPE
‘"The stars incline, but do not compel."
MONDAY, J i'LY 2.
Uncertainty marks this day's rule, ac
cording to astrology. Although the Sun,
Venus and Neptune ar| in beneflo aspect,
I Saturn is strongly adverse.
Newspapers and magazine should
j greatly benefit from some new state of
affairs, which may later prove to be the
result of deception and intrigue,
j Danger from a planetary direction that
seems to stimulate misrepresentation and
j evil report is prognosticated.
Greed for prominence and fame as well
as money and power will be augmented
| by this rule of the stars.
!• This should be a fortunate sway for
those who spek to better their financial
j status and should be especially favorable
! to worneu.
It is a fairly lucky wedding day. but
! it is better to marry a young husband
! than an old one when Saturn is in sin-
I ister sway.
Women have the prognostication of
great advancement and also of growth in
! authority wherever big issues are at
! stake.
They should be successful during this
i planetary govcrnmc'nt in material am
i bitlons.
The west now comes under a govern -
' ment of stars that may cause a filling
off in business enterprise. Mechanics and
! manufacturers may meet anxieties iu the
course of their transactions.
Shrinkage In the vo’ume of trade may
be apparent, but the seers foretell that
abnormal conditions will obtain, owing
to some manipulation of interests.
Relations with Japan will be much dis
cussed from this time on and may affect
some financial interest?.
I’ersons whose birthdate it is have
rather a quiet year before them, but they
should beware of false friends.
Children born on this day have the
I augury of much incident and change in
I their lives. These subjects of Leo ha\n
the Sun as their prineipal ruler. Copy
right. 11*20.
why?
A man at sixty years of age is
either a failure or a success.
BEEGHAM’S PILLS have been
made for sixty years and have
the largest sale of any medicine
in the world! Millions use
BEECHAM’S
PM i e ‘"‘zzrJr
C the 10c, 25c.
Comfort Baby's Skin
With Cuticura Soap
And Fragrant Talcum
PcTßAxnpUCaticurm'l etcum.a fMefnatioß frmne
Address Cctlsar* L*be.-*tcrie,l>*pt I KA itn Mus
g'.sh, and my kidneys were badly dis
ordered. I often had severe pains tu
:ny back, and was subject to dizzy
spells at times. Everything I tried to
eat had a bad taste to it. I was in such
a weakened condition that I couldn’t en
joy a night’s sleep. Yes, I had tried
other medicines, but got on relief.”
”Os course, in my profession ass
r.urse, I have made a careful study of
medicine and I know, after reading the
lormtila and tasting Trutona that it
contained just what would benefit me.
It's remarkable the change Trutona has
made In me. My meals taste tine now.
I don’t suffer the former dizzy spelli
f t all, and I setm to have so much more
lifo about me. I don’t Buffes from the
kidney pains in my back, as before, and
I sleep just tine at night. I want to
highly praise Trutona as a wonderful
system builder, and I cau say to the
people of Indiana that Trutona has no
equal among medicines today."
Trutona is Bold in Indianapolis at tbe
Hook chain of drug stores, and at O. \V.
Brooks' drug store.—Advertisement.
HAS YOUR RENT BEEN RAISED ?
Now Is the Time of All Times to Buy Your Lot before lots advance in price the
same as everything else has. Whether you want a lot for a homesite or for an
investment, you should by all means take advantage of the present low prices
n 1 COME TODAY OR TOMORROW (SUNDAY) TO ~
poiiar OPENING SALE
Down —— Down
1 OF THE BEAUTIFUL PLAT l
DREXEL GARDENS
Own Your Own Garden
WORK FOR A
Home of Your Own
ohlyM flfisovN Drexel Gardens
I all U Saturday and Sunday July 24th and 25th
n On the Ben Davis Electric Line
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Do Not Delay
Don't let your friends and neighbors get ahe.ad
of you. While you are thinking or hesitating,
others are out securing their lots.
1 111
100% Bonus Credit
Win Re Given on the FirM Payment of *lO Made at
Time of Getting Pays Book or Within First 5 Bays, and a
50% BONUS CREDIT
upon the next S4O paid at one time within first 6 or 15
days, or upon so much of such S4O as shall be paid
within such 5 or 15 days in amounts of $lO or over.
FOR EXAMPLE
$1 down and a $lO payment at time of getting pass
book or within first 5 days will give you a credit of s2l.
$1 down and a $lO payment at time of getting pass
book or within first 5 days and another $lO payment
within first 5 or 15 days will give you a credit of $36.
$1 down and a $lO payment at time of getting pass
. book or within first 5 days and a S2O payment within
first 5 or 15 days will give you a credit of ssl.
$1 down and a $lO payment at time of getting pass
book or within first 5 days and a S3O payment within
first 5 or 16 days will give you a credit of SO6.
$1 down and a $lO payment at time of getting pass
book or within first 5 duys and a S4O payment within
first 5 or 15 days will give you a credit of $Bl.
Above advance payments may be made at one time
or in $lO payments.
So ssl paid as above gives a credit of $Bl
LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED AS CASH
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DREXEL GARDENS
Free Excursion Ticket
Return Coupon
. INDIANAPOLIS HEIGHTS
—to —
INDIANAPOLIS TERMINAL STATION
Good Saturday or Sunday, July 24 or 25, be
tween 9 a. m. and 7:35 p. m„ for one first-class
passage by a white adult.
Give this ticket to the conductor.
AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO.
(T)
V.— ■■■■■
Goingx Coupon
INDIANAPOLIS TERMINAL STATION
—to
INDIANAPOLIS HEIGHTS
Good Saturday or Sunday, July 24 or 25, be
tween 8 a. m. and 6:36 p. m., for one first-class
passage by a white adult.
Give this ticket to the conductor.
AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920.
Gome Today or Tomorrow (Sunday) as
Early as Possible
There Will Bea Rush for These Beautiful Lots
Don't Be Among the Disappointed
Big Tent and Plenty of Chairs.
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THIS magnificent addition is located on Lynhurst drive, vest of White river
and south of Indianapolis Heights, or Stop 5, on the Terre Haute, Indian
apolis & Eastern traction line (Ben Davis line), in the direct line of the rapid
growth on the west side. It lies midway between the city limits and Ben Davis,
a thriving suburb in a built-up community, with school, church and stores, and
runs from Lynhurst drive on the west to Denniston avenue on the east, and
from Minnesota street on the north to Raymond street on the south. It has rich
garden soil and is only twenty minutes’ ride on the electric line from the Ter
minal Station and only six minutes to tho big west side manufacturing district.
Take a Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern traction car (Ben Davis line) at
the Terminal Station or any place along the route, and get off .at Indianapolis
Heights (Stop 5), then go south on Lynhurst drive to our big sign board at the
corner of Minnesota street and Lynhurst drive.
By automobile—go west on Washington or Morris street to Lynhurst drive,
then south on Lynhurst drive to our big sign board at the corner of Minnesota
street and Lynhurst drive.
Be our guests and see these beautiful lots for yourselves. It will not he nec
essary to urge you to buy. Bring your dollar with you, as no lot will be re
served without a deposit of SI.OO.
LET NOTHING KEEP YOU AWAY. COME RAIN OR SHINE.
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A Few Shares of Our
Real Estate Preferred Stock, Non-Taxabie
Can Now Be Had
Pays 8%
Shares Are SIOO Each
They may be paid for in 4 monthly payments. If you would
like to take advantage of this opportunity telephone or call at
our office at once.
AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO
The Homeseekers’ Friend
918 Fletcher Trust Bldg.
Phones, Auto. 22-535; Bell, Main 4295
Office open from 8 :30 a. m. to 5 :30 p. m. and from 7 :30 to 8 :30 p. m.
Lots Sold to White People Only
Bea Land Owner
Own your own home. Bea full-grown American
citizen. The influential citizens in any community
arc all property owners. When you get your lot
and get it paid for you will be that much nearer ;
a home of your own.
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TIME TABLE
Terre Haute. Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos.
(Ben Davia Electric Line)
Cars Leave Terminal Cars Leave Indianapolis ;
Station: Heights for Terminal Sta.
6:10 a. m., Daily. 6:03 a. m.. Daily except
*:I0 a. m.. Daily. 7:08
10:00 a. m., Sunday. 8:30 a. m.. Daily.
(Special Extra.) 9:32 a. m.. Daily."
10:10 a m.. Daily. 10:30 a. m., Sunday.
10:30 a. m. Sunday n :00 a. m.^ndav*^
~ (-pedal Extra.) (Special Extra.)
11:00 a. m., Sunday. 11:30 a. m.. Sunday.
(Special Extra.) (Special Extra.)
11:30 a. m.. Sunday. JJ-J4 a. m.. Dally.
(Special Extra.) 12:00 m -. Sunday,
is nn ™ (Special Extra.)
12.00 m., Sundaj. 12:30 p. m.. Sunday.
1,. 1n „ } (Special Extra.)
J* 10 P" m ” £ >al 1:00 P- m -- Sunday.
12:30 p. m.. Sunday. (Special Extra )
. nn (S r C ‘ a ‘ Eltra ’ ) 1:50 P- m.' Sunday. }
1:00 p. m.. Sunday. (Special Fttr I
, < s P eC \ al Extra -> 1:34 p. m.. DailyJ Extrm ' )
1:80 p. m Sunday 2:00 p. m.. Sunday.
(Special Extra.) (Special Extra.)
-.00 p. m., Sunday. 1:30 p. m.. Sunday.
tS £sn a . l Extra ’ ) (Special Extra.)
2.10 p. m., Daii>. 3:00 p. m., Sunday.
2:80 p. m.. Sunday (Special Extra.)
(Special Extra.) 3:30 p. m„ Sunday
3:00 p. m.. Sunday. (Special Extra.)
(Special Extra.) 3:32 p. m.. Daily.
3:30 p. m„ Sunday. 4:00 p. m., Sunday.
. (Special Extra.) (Special Extra.)
4:00 p. m.. Sunday. 4 :30 p. m., Sunday
, <S £% ial Extra) (Special' Extra.)
4:10 p. m.. Daily. 5:00 p. m„ Sunday
4:30 p. m., Sunday. (Special Extra.)
(Special Extra.) e:3O p. m.. Sunday
5:00 p. rn„ Daily except (Special Extra.)
1 f Sunday. , 5:34 p. m.. Daily.
*5:00 p. m., Sunday. 6:00 p. m., Sunday
(Special Extra.) (Special Extra.)
5:30 p. m.. Sunday. 6:30 p. m., Sunday.
(Special Extra.) (Special Extra.)
6:00 p. m., Sunday. 7:00 p. m., Sunday.
(Special Extra.) (Special Extra.)
6:10 p. m„ Dally 7:14 p. m ., Daily except
6:30 p. m.. Sunday. Sunday.
(Special Extra.) 7:34 p. m„ Daily.
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i DREXEL GARDENS
Free Excursion Ticket
Return Coupon
INDIANAPOLIS HEIGHTS
—to—
INDIANAPOLIS TERMINAL STATION
Good Saturday or Stlnday, July 24th or 25th, ■
| between 9a. m. and 7:35 p. in., for one first-class s
passage by a white adult.
Give this ticket to the conductor.
(X) AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO.
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Going Coupon
INDIANAPOLIS HEIGHTS
—to—
INDIANAPOLIS TERMINAL STATION
Good Saturday or Sunday, July 24th or 25th,
between 8 a. m. and 6:35 p. m., for one first-class
passage by a white adult.
Give this ticket to the conductor.
(T) AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO.
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