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12
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WOMAN MISSES
VALUABLE GEMS
Jewelry, Valued at $3,500, Is
Taken From Automobile.
Jewelry valued at $3,500, believed to
have been stolen from an antomoblle at
Frankfort, Ind., may have been sold In
this city, detectives believe, and a search
is being made for it here.
Mrs. Edward Schildhauer, apartment
3 A, the Winter flats, 1321 North Merid
an street, Is the owner of the- missing
jewels.
Mrs. Schildhauer told the police last
night that she was driving with her
children and stopped at Frankfort Tues
day afternoon and that the bag con
taining the jewels was left unguarded
on the seat of the automobile.
It is not known whether the jewels
disappeared at that time or later during
the automobile trip*
Among the jewelry were two necklaces,
valued at $1,500 each.
One consisted of thirty opals that came
from the Culebra cut in Panama, set in
gold. The other was of platinum with
r ten diamonds and u large diamond set in
k pendant.
_The other articles were a lorgnette and
j gold pin set with an amethyst. Mrs.
Schildhauer values these at S3OO.
Girl, 13, Reported
Missing From Home
Mrs. Martha Jennings, 2012 North Illi
nois street, today requested the police to
search for her daughter, Kuth Jennings,
13.
The girl left home yesterday at noon
and has not returned, Mrs. Jennings told
the police.
Sifting §l,ooo'Fire in
New Frame Dwelling
Detectives today are investigating the
origin of a fire that caused SI,OOO dam
age last night and destroyed the sec
ond story of a large frame house at 940
North Bancroft avenue.
The house was anew one and unoccu
pied.
W. A. Campbell, 620 North Dearborn
street, owned the property.
Woman Is Driver of
Death Dealing Car
Coroner Kobin6on today is investigat
ing the accident in which Mildred
Robertson, 7, 1912 English avenue, suf
fered injuries that resulted in her death
last night.
The accident occured yesterday after
noon at Southeastern avenue and Ran
dolph street, when Mildred and her
sister Virginia, 9, started across the
street.and the smaller child was hit by
an automobile driven by Mrs. Lee C.
Davis, Shelbyville.
Witnesses of the accident told the
police Mrs. Davis was not driving fast. t
i
Exchange Club to Hear
Housecraft Ass* n. Man
An address on “The Future Indian
apolis'’ will be made by George H.
\firxnell, national secretary of the Amer
fcan Homecraft association, Washington,
at the luncheon of the Indianapolis Ex
change c-lub at the Lincoln hotel to
morrow noon.
Arrangements for suitably representing
Indianapolis at the national convention
at Columbus, 0., Sept. 28, will be dis
cussed.
Delegates selected by the club Include
Brandt C.\ Downey. C. H. Chatman,
George P. Steinmetz, Guy K. Jeffries,
James E. Maxwell, secretary, and, as
alternates. William E. Osborn, Lowden
A. Ilarriman, J. R. Sentney and l)r.
Jewett V. Reed.
Mfel U Ua.AFfi SecreiViiritin&Sysisn)
ia,dl u au, lor iuvei ana lor keeping
recipes, aaaresses. secret memorandum or
other information safe and private. No
stranger can read your postals if you use
the Weto Graph. Great fun for lovers or
friends. Don't miss it. Send 10c and vie
will send the Weto Graph by mail with
full instructions. Address PENN PUB
LISHING CO.. Blairsville. Pa.
AMUSEMENTS.
COXTIXCOrS VAUDEVILLE K
LYRIC
ALL THE TIME—I TO 11 P. M. I
PADhINI’S BAEOONS I
“WHICH ONE SHALL I
MARRY?^
BEN HARNEY & CO.
6 OTHER BIG n
FEATURES O
Dancing in the Lyric Ball-
Room Afternoon and Evening.
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WED.. THI RB., SAT. MATS. 2:30
sis THE STUART WALKER GO.
PEG O’
I MY HEART
BBIpEQ, Eves.—-50c, SI.OO, $1.50.
* • niUCa. Mats _ 25c OTc> 75c.
• NEXT WEEK— *
“39 EAST.”
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Continuous Every Day
- Noon to 11 P. M.
10 Big Features I
The Woman of a Thousand I
Secrets
Shepp’s Jazz Orchestra
AND DON’T FORGET—Ladies’ I
Bargain Matinee, Mon., Wed., Frl. I
RIALTO
VACDEVTLLR—PICTCRES
_ A Downtown Beach
THE COOL JOY SPOT
7 BIG FEATURES
Including
I Wrenick’s Jazz Orchestra
EILEEN PERCY
Her Honor the Mayor ,
and Others
CHINESE FREED ON
GAMBLING CHARGE
Police Don’t Ylave Evidence
Engugh to Convict.
As usual, evidence was lacking to
pruve thirty Chinese arrested last Sun
day in the rear of a laundry at 142
North Delaware street were gambling,
and Judge Walter Pritchard yesterday
afternoon dismissed the charges against
them.
The laundry has been raided manjr
times before and on each occasion the
police have failed to convict the alleged
gamblers.
In fact, the police do not seem able
to explain to the court if the game
that is being played is keno, checkers,
indoor golf, ping pong, croquet or drop
the handkerchief, but they seem to think
the game is keno.
The police testified that dominoes were
used.
The “tip" came from a sergeant on the
district and the morals squad made the
raid.
The police, testified the thirty Chinese
were gathered around the table on which
there were circles and beans, anfl the po-
Jioe say the beans were used in place of
chips.
Moy Boy, charged -with being the keeper
of the game, testified he was doing some
bookkeeping at the time of the raid.
He declared there had been no gam
bling.
Other Chinese testified there was no
gambling, and the court dismissed the
charges and returned the box contain
ing the dominoes and beans.
Commandant of Fort
Replies to Welcome
A telegram has been received from
Maj. Gen. George W. Read, who will.be
In command of the Fifth division army
corps, headquarters at Ft. Benjamin Har
rison, by John B. Reynolds, general sec
retary of the Indianapolis Chamber of
Commerce. It reads as follows:
“Tour telegram of welcome in the name
of the city and its citizens and of the
Chamber of Commerce is extremely ap
preciated.
“’lt will be my first thought to estab
lish and maintain close and harmonious
relations with the citizens*of Indlanno
Opening Week Fall Term
August 30 to September 7
Come right to the office of the school to arrange your enrollment.
That would also give you an opportunity to see the school In session
and to learn, first hand, how the werk is conducted. But if not convenient
to call, write or telephone for Budget of Information and full particulars.
Prepare for one of the better positions In business; qualify specifically, and
you will put yourself in line for constant promotion and advancement.
Business needs you, and you are entitled to the great opportunity business
offers. In addition to our regular courses In Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type
writing. Penmanship. Business Arithmetic, etc., we are offering a modern and
up-to-the-minute course in PUBLIC ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING. We
also have night school for day workers, conducted on day-school plan. See,
write or telephone Fred W. Case, principal.
Pennsylvania and Vermont, First Door North Y. W. C. A., Indianapolis.
lagßmrßoiitel
EXCURSION
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Io CINCINNATI,. 0.
41*0 Q£- ROUND TRIP
• etJF Including War Tax
| SUNDAY, AUG. 29, 1920
Special train leaves Indiana Dolls 7:oo a. m.. Central Standard Time; return- I
ing leave Cincinnati Central Union Station 7:00 p. m.. Central Standard Time I
(8:00 p. m. City Time).
For further information apply to CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE I
| or Union Station. J. W. GARDNER, Djv. Pass. Agt.
' AMUSEMENTS.
&A ENGLISH’S
Mk It’s a Hit!
g Boyle Woolfolk Presents
W “ABE MARTIN”
A Comedy With Music and Girls
4 Matinee Today 2:15
' Evenings, 8:15
Prices —Afternoon, 25c to SI.OO. Night, 25c to $1.50.
11 •*'* 1 1 1 , —■
Today and AU This Week
I “TID BITS OF 1920”
With an Irresistible Chorus
Superior Musical Extravaganza Productions Brings Joy to Thou Hands.
MOTION PICTURES. j
XC|||U S MISS
’ ■■■ ~ - irclette of News _ _
raltirai “sherry”
iSk iDigtlraSlA sEF From the Famous Novel by George Barr
McCqtcbeon
“Hire™ yT Coins”
Universal Comedy Dorsey, Peltier & Schwartz Fox News
| DOG HILL PARAGRAFS j
f|f V \ \ N j
k'ilk\ j
A man with something under his arm j
was seen coming over the hill today.
At first it was feared he was a book- j
agent. ' __
• * •
Clab Hancock has another mule, hnv
ing traded his other one off. ne don’t
know anything about the mule yet, but.
is already saying dt Is one of the best
and finest in the county, as he is plan
ning to sell it at a fancy price.
* • •
In making remarks about those that
passed the store today, Poke Eazle.v
said he knew it to be an actual fact that
Sim Flinders had not had any patching
done on his pants by his wife since she ,
Joined some sort of an organization sev |
eral mouths ago.
oils and to co-operate with them and
with the Chamber of Commerce in all
matters of common interest affecting the
welfare and benefit of the community.
“As soon as ray staff is organized 1 will
commnnicate to each member the con
tents of your telegram.” ,
!- Perfection Eggs—Glossbrenner's.
INDL4NA DAILY TIMES; THURSDAY, AUGUST 26,1920.
Cunning Little Girl Dolls
#To Delight the
Youngsters
And how they will love
them. These dolls have
curly •'bobbea hair and
sleeping eyes. They are
15 inches tall and are
jointed at the hip and
shoulder; their dainty
little frocks are of blue,
white or flowered mate-
SPECIAL J 3OO
By Parcel Post, 12<* Extra.
Charles Mayer and Cos.
29 and 31 West Washington Street. Established 1840.
t
’ • J
No. e 2 in the story of the
- Indianapolis Foundation
'A GIFT to a current char
ity is expended in the
service of the end to which
it is dedicated. A bequest
* to a community foundation
is PERM ANENTLY a part
of the common fund held in
trust for the.community. Its
service is perpetual.
%
\
Through the Indianapolis Foundation, friends of In
dianapolis may contribute for all time jj the moral,
physical and educational advancement of the city and
Its people. Large and small gifts join In one large
common trust fund—each dollar of the fund s earn
ings working equally and powerfully for a better In
dianapolis. Changing 'gtoeds are adequately met at
they arise, and the identity of each donor Is like
wise assured through the permanence of the Founda
tion and its trusteeship.
Write to any one of the three companies S
below for a booklet explaining The
Indianapolis Foundation in full. '
*
The Indianapolis Foundation
The Union The Fletcher Savings The Indiana
Trust and Trust Company Trust
Company Company
■■■■■■■OPEN UNTIL 4 P. M. SATURDAY*™™*
New Fall Millinery
For Friday and
jE&W Saturday Specials
A wonderful collection of Trimmed j
Hats that were made j
* t 0 sel * for more jQ
/ In'S money will be on sale */|
J f 7 for Friday and Sat- Our ’
Sf urdav special-for window
V Don’t MViss This Wonderful Sale.
PATTERN HATS HATTER’S PLUSH
a wonderful collection of truly Sailors and Chinchins
destinctive and exclusive models c , . , ... „ ..
for autumn wear. Special, while M QC
$7.50 to $15.00 they last, at
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Round Trip , Round Trip
War Tax Included War Tax Included
$17.30 Niagara Falls, N. Y. $17.30
16.49 Buffalo, N. Y. 16.49
14.20 Cleveland, Ohio 14.20
12.45 Cedar Point, Ohio 12.45
12.45 Put-in-Bay, Ohio 12.45
10.50 Toledo, Ohio 10.80
August 17, 31, Sep
tember 14,28
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Dayton & Western Trac. Cos., Ohio Electric Railway,
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Leave Indianapolis Tuesday aftove dates at 7:20 a. in.. 9:20 a. m. and 11:20
a. m. Connecting at Richmond with Electric Trains for Toledo, Ohio.
RETURN LIMIT —Final return limit to Teach original starting point dot
later than midnight of fifteen (15) days from date of sale.
The Great Boat “SEEANDBEK” leaves Cleveland for Buffalo at 9:00 p. m.
kai'h Wednesday, arriving at Buffalo nt 7:30 a. m. *
Address Traffic Department, 208 Terminal Building, Indianapolis, for fur
ther Information Rnd circular giving full particulars regarding Niagara Falls
and Tourists rates. Pliona Main 2737. -■-
' • A' FLOCK OF FORDS ~n,/
A GANG OF MFN
ALWAYS ON THE sOp.
Hayes Bros. '/
PLUMBING HfATINC AND ,VfNTitA7ilwl’
|^^^^^^MAlfa493AUro2r4^
Remember f
, Just Say / /
Elevator t
New Fall Millinery
—in a Wonderful Selection
ss—slo—sl2.so
—lncluded is every new style and type for Fall
New Tams— New Chinchins —
New Soft Edge Effects—
—ln all the new Fall colors
Extra Special Sale! |j|
I Every Summer HAT I
** in the House
Georgette Crepes, Ribbon Hats and Beautiful
Straw Hats—all go tomorrow and Saturday
at only $2 each.
African Ottrich Feather Cos.
Fourth Floor State Life Bldg.
Remember, Just Bay Fourth Floor to the Elevator Man.
k„. ■ ■ - *
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| WATCHES
Thin Model 12 size.
1 Fully guaranteed. A
Watch you can depend
on. Just the Watch for
the young man going (jpo ' 2m
away to. school. Special Sf jl]
$15.50
Bracelet Watches, 20-year gold filled case, 15
ie.wet movement. Guaranteed. Special at —
$14.95
1 43-45 North Illinois St.
*== -
BIXBVs I
ArA BROWN
For Dark Tan and Brown Shoes
The ’liquid Wax” Polish that L easiest to use.
It gives a lasting shine and keeps the leather
\ soft and pliable. A Dauber In Carton. JIV
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A BIG slice of the food CBat’s
—always delicious
—always nourishing
—t always economical
Bread is the only economical
food today.
Ask for
American Beauty
Bread and Cake
/
At Your Grocer's
INDIANAPOLIS BAKING CO.
Inc.
wf Oysters
’■KW first of season.
\rcfi fine and fresh
\ LB.
Fresh River Carp j .
Large Lake Mullets ) J-t>V
Illinois River Sunfish....)
Crapples or Buffalo .)
Fresh Dressed Catfish....)
Fanor Red Snappers / LB.
Fine Halibut Steaks > *>KTg4
Choice Fresh Whlteflsh 1 •***¥
Salmon Steaks..../
5,000 cans best Amer- ) ; •
lean Sardines, 10c grade, .
SPECIAL, per can ) -
WILLIS
337 East Market Street.
Buy Your Watch^
Oa Refined Credit Plan
/"EASY PAYMENTS
fr Small payment down
t[mCo and weekly payment
* TOr thereafter. v
-ffc We can supply
any requirement ss >
to quality at a
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cash transaction
With the privilege
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Gray, Gribben & Gray
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MILLINERY
V FOB WOMEN AND MISSES.
Bring in the baby and e—>.
let ns perpetuate Its / A
charm in an enduring
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mask Fleer Kahn Bldg.
Cuticura Soap
is ideal
For the Hands,
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Tea sever ns s bald Indian — .
They don't m perfumed lotions. / i fu I
for sgss they used bsr oil, with s , FgL
other potsnt lugrsdionts fro* f JK*
ths fields, moors end forest* of fL WSjgt
No tors. A rslisble formuia is / vsJ.'aS*
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children. Keep this advertise
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KATALKO at the drug store; or tend '0 cents
(silver or stamps) for proof box and guarar tee, to
John Bart Brittain. St a. F. New York
WAKEFIELD’S
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Quickly cures Diarrhoea, Dysentary,
Cholera Infantum and all loose bowel
troubles in adults and babies. No opiuut.
No opiates. Harmless. Doctors recom
mend it. Seventy-five years without au
equal. 40c and SI.OO per bottle. SI.OO
size is most economical to
tlsement.

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