Indiana daily times. [volume], October 29, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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‘HARDING FOR
ANOTHER 190 r
Former Progressive States in
Letter Pledging Support
of Governor Cox.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.—W. H. Nichols
of Bennington, Vt., State chairman of
the Committee of Forty-elsrht, and former
Progressive national committeeman of
Vermont, announces in a letter received
today (Friday) by Chairman George
White of the Democratic National Com
mittee, his support of the League of Na
tions and Governor Cox’s candidacy.
The letter follows:
•'ln 1912 it was my privilege and t>onor
to become personally acquainted with
•nr greatest American, Theodore Roose
velt, and it is to be regretted that the
one carrying his name now is not fol
lowing in the footsteps of his father.
Colonel Roosevelt told me of his strug
gles while President with the reaction
ary Senators who were controlled by a
group of radical Wall street capitalists,
who caused the financial panic in 1907.
' his fuun.* reactionary Senators, of
Which Senator Harding is one, and to
wnoin he reports, are in control today,
and to further their own financial and
political ambitions, yon will notice that
the rate of interest on money needed to
operate our Industries has been forced
so high today that thousands of indus
tries are crippled and obliged to shut
down their plants.
"It Is not right or fair that the In
dustries and labor of this country should
smart and suffer under the lash of the
political financial whip wielded by a
group of reactionary Senators.
“Colonel Roosevelt told me he was
alarmed at the rapid growth of I. W. W.
and radical Socialism, which was largely
brought about by the reactionary policy
of the administration at that time, and
unless something was done to change the
condition he feared a revolution.
“For having had the courage of his
conviction he was called a modern Aaron
Bnrr by Senator Harding, shot at Min
neapolis and last year died an untimely
death.
“Independent Progressives snd liberal
minded voters can unite with the reac
tionary element who control the Repub
lican party today.
"It Is evident that the Republican
party mnst first clean house.
“Governor Cox is the Progressive
standard-bearer in this campaign.
“He has taken up the work where
Roosevelt left off.
“The reactionary Democratic element
is supporting Harding, and the Repub
lican Progressive element supporting
Cox.
“The League of Nations is the great
est moral issue ever presented to human
ity.
“Its sole object Is to establish a bet
ter relation between nations and prevent
war.
“In the recent war, millions of human
lives were destroyed and billions of dol
lars worth of our natural resources
wasted and untold agony and suffering
brought upon innocent women and chil
dren.
“The League of Nations can and will
prevent another such war.
“Asa Christian nation it is our sacred
and moral duty to do all that we can to
have the League of Nations become a
reality.
“Harding says he is not for going in
and stands for rejection of the League
of Nations.
“Has the Republican party lost its
soul?
“Governor Cox says, ‘I am for the
League of Nations with reservations if
necessary,’ therefore, according to their
own testimony, a vote for Harding is a
HURT ALL OVER
COULDN’T SLEEP
Suffered So Much and So Long,
Indiana Lady Became Dis
couraged, and at Times
Cared Little to Live.
Leavenworth, Ind. —Mm. Hannah
Pern, of this town, writes: "About
ilx yearn ago I began the ÜBe of Car
ini for female weakness. I suffered
*uch fearfu! bearing-down pains at
. . It seemed like something
was just pressing on the top of my
head ahd it burned like Are. I was
Indeed a nervous wreck
“For four years I couldn’t do my
housework. I was in bed moat of
the time. . . . I got so discouraged,
and at times I wanted to die, I was
In so much pain At time* I hurt all
over. ... At night I was restless
and couldn't sleep. I had no appe
tite. in fact wes a misery to myself
and every one else.
“I continued in this oondition until
finally I began Cardul . . . Took
Cardul regularly until I took a num
ber of bottles. It cured me. 1 can
not say too much for this treatment,
and highly recommend It to others."
For more than forty years Cardul
has proven beneficial to suffering
Women.
Tour druggist sells It Try ltl—i
Advertisement.
I Eats Candy
-Kb,, Loses
gg) Her
eSklFat
Here’s joyful news for every fleshy person
who loves good chiags to'eat. especiJlly
those who are denying themselves the
things they like most because of their de
sire to keep down their weight or to re
duce the fat with which they are already
burdened.
There is no further necessity to diet in
order to keep your weight down or reduce
the fat you have already acquired.
The famous Marmola Prescription has
been put up In tablet form, and is now sold
by all druggists at one dollar for a good
size box. To get rid of fat at the rate oft wo,
threeorfour pounds a week. Just take one of
these little tablets after each meal and at
bedtime until you have reduced your
weight to where you want It No wrinkles
or flabbiness will remain. Use Marmola
Prescription Tablets according to direc
tions a few weeks and get results without
going through long sieges of tiresome
exercise and starvation diet. Get them at
any drug atore or tend the price to the
Marmola C0.,03 Garfield Building. Detroit,
Mich., and receive them by uuul. prepaid,
in plain, sealed cover.
vote for war and reactionary movement.
“A vote for Cox Is a vote for peace anil
progress.
(Signed) “W. H. NICHOLS.”
DRIVES AUTO INTO
CROWD; 1 KILLED
Maniacal Driver Hits People
Waiting for Car.
TOLEDO, Oct. 29.—An automobile
driver, believed to be a maniac, is re
sponsible for the death of one man and
the serious injury of another when he
charged down upon a gr9up _of per
sons waiting for a car at 6ak and
Woodsville streets early today.
The dead man Is Joseph Segrum of To
ledo.
William Armstrong, a laborer, Is se
riously Injured.
About a dozen persons were standing
in the street waiting to board a car
when a man in a large touring car
approached at terrific speed.
Without warning he apparently pur
posely swerved into the crowd.
Segrum was killed Instantly.
Several others were knocked against
the street car and seriously bruised.
Boards Meet to Look
Into Election Plans
To determine if all steps have been
taken to make ample provisions for the
election Tuesday, the Marion County
board of commissioners and the Marlon
County election commissioners this aft
ernoon met in joint session In the county
commissioners’ courtroom.
Members of both boards desire to de
termine if all the voting machines will be
in running order and delivered on time.
To End Walkout of
Colorado Miners
LOUISVILLE, Colo., Oct. 29—Nego
tiations were under way here tpdgv to
bring an end to the walkout of 51,600
miners In the northern Colorado coal
fields who quit work after their repre
sentatives had been denied a conference
with operators.
Meetings weer held today between rep
resentatives of the miners and owners
and it is believed an agreement will be
reached.
Water Company Asks
Receiver Appointed
Petition for the appointment of a re
ceiver for the Aqnos Distilled Water
Company today was filed before Judge
Solon Carter of Superior Court, Room 3.
by Lorenze Schmidt & Sons, who claim
that the water company is indebted to
them In the amount of sllOlß.
The petition charges other indebted
ness amounting to $30,000.
MAG’S CUT-PRICE DRUGS
No Mail Orders Filled at the Reduced Prices
Everything Fresh, Genuine, cf the Purest and Best Quality- Prices Subject to Change Without Notlee
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60c Abbott's Saline Laxative 49e !
75c Abbott’s Rheumatic Remedy.. .89* !
$2.50 Absorbine **.24 j
$1.25 Absorbine Jr. .....98c!
50c AbUena Water 85 1
SI.OO Albolene Oil 74e
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75c Alopheu Pills (100) 49c
60c Aloln Strych. and Bel. pills 84c
25c Alcock's Porous Plaster 15c
$1.25 Alkallthis ....88c
35c Analgesic Balm 29
75c Analgeslque Baums Bengue 58
7.>e Antiphlogestlue se
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$1.25 Aspirin Tablets. Bayer *Bc
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Water tSe
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75c Bellans S9e
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25c Barkeeper's Friend 19c
$1 Blair's Gout and Rheu. Pi115...840
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600 Bromo Seltzer M
$1.20 Bromo Seltzer 89c
$l5O Brownatone 98c
$1.25 Cadotnene Tabs 98
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15c Camphor Moth Balls lOe
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35c Capudlne
70c Capudlne
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50c Cascara Bitter. 3 os ss
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2 Colorite, 12 colors, each " i.
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*I.OO Danderlne
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25c Delost’s Hesdsche Powd to
50c Denatured Alcohol, quart "zsc
75c Dean's Llould Smoke.
00c DeWltt'e Kidney Pills an
60c Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Me Drake's Croup Remedy" to- i
25c Dlcxogen
15c Diamond Dye, 10c 3 for J
50c Eatnnle „ '
50c Kad’s Rheumatic p'lii* }L"
$1 00 Kntfs Rheumatic Puts ej
30c Edward's Olive Tablet* L,
SIOO Enos Fruit Salts
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35c Formaldehyde. 4 ounces!" ,1” !
50c Formaldehyde Fnirrigator is
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35c Freezone for Corns q 00-65 c
65c Glover's Mange Remedv ,7 I
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$1.50 Glycotnnphene Wi to '
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$1.25 Gude's Peptomaner...!!
*1.25 Gray's/llycerln Tonle.. """os
30c Grove s Bromo Quinine...
85c Jad Salts * ZC
50c Bi.ycle Cards
35c Helmet Cards flf*
35c Chamois Skin
$1 00 Chamois Skin ... ,7®
$2.00 Chamois Skin '. tl ;
*I.OO Auto Sponge 7..
$1.50 Auto Sponge ...""ills
*2.00 Into Wool Sponge ! 8t 48
*2 50 Auto Sponge !"." 8198
25c Haag’s Pills for Biliousness. .7 25e
35c Hand's Baby Remedies "20,.
60c Hays’ Hair Health 49,,
Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes and Combinations at Cut Prices
ESe Haag’s Water Glass Preserves Eggs 10to 12 Months. Hssg’s Insest Powder Kills Bod Bugs, Fless, Rosohss. Ants, PSsnt Llo
Hug*B Pills for Indigestion, Sick Headache, BlHousnm and Constipation
The 7 Haag Cut-Price Drug Store a are Located in the Center of the Shopping District of lndianapoli*
The Hasg Drug Store at 156 N. Illinois Is only Six Doors North of Interurban Station
The Haag Drug Stores at 27 and 53 South Illinois St. are in the first Square South of Washington
St. The Haag Drug Store, 101 W, Washington St., is in the Point Room of the Lincoln Hotel.
The Three Other Haag Drug Stores are located 114 North Pennsylvania St., 65 Virginia Ave.
and 802 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis.
ADVISES HOLDING
FARM PRODUCTS
Farmer’s Union Officials Say
‘Time Now to Act.’
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2ff.j-“Hold your
cotton and wheat, men.”
This advice was given today to the
farmers of the country by Charles 8.
Burrett, president of the National Board
of Farm Organisations, and chairman of ’
the farmer conference now In session ,
here.
“The time has come now for action," !
Barrett continued.
"The unrest in this country with the ,
.price situation is deeper and more wide
spread than ever before.
“The" farmers’ union officials are being
flooded with messages from the cotton
and grain belts to call for n holding
movement.
“Since the Government has failed us
we now ask Government officials to stop
talking price decllue and give ub a
chance tQ help ourselves."
Barrett said he had positive informa
tion the world's wheat situation Is such
that a very slight holding movement
among American .farmers will lift the
price of wheat.
“I know the world can not go much
longer without cotton.” he continued.
. “It is now a question as to whether
the speculator or the farmer will carry
this cotton.
“The present price is so far under the
cost of production it would bankrupt
most southern farmers and merchant
communities for us to sen the crop now.
It was announced the farmers attend
ing the conference will go home to put
into effect a gigantic holding movement
Investigation of the money trust by
the Government was demanded In the
report of the'committee appointed by
the conference to draw up recommenda
tions which will aid she farmers In se
curing credit to meet the falliug prices
on their products.
The committee refused to go on record
as working in favor of immediate re
turn of the railroads to Government own
ership.
The committee also rejected a proposal
to make an immediate visit to the White
House with representatives of labor to
demand further extension of credit to
farmers.
The' committee recommended that the
fanners investigate the possibilities of
creating a great agricultural bank whose
directors will be selected by all of the
farm organizations in the country.
Recommendations were also made for
the restoration of the war finance cor
poration; that the Federal reserve
board classify all loans and that it sell
and issue In the open market short-time
securities and that cooperative market
ing be Indorsed by the farmers.
Appointment of a public relations
committee which will represent consum
ers and producers in all public matters.
35c Harlem OH Caps Tilly* t9c
33c Harlem Oil Caps Gold te
25c Hill's Cascara Quinine Tabs 18e
50c Horllck's Malted Milk S9
SLOO Horllck's Malted Mil* 9e
$3.75 a Malted Milk 32.98
$1.20 Hemo Malted M!U 89c
$4.00 Hemo Malted MUk ...82.98
*T.SO Hood's Sarsaparilla ...Me
75c Imperial Granum . .-.,.59e
$1.25 Imperial Granum 89c
30c Lavoris 2*e
00c Lavoris ~ .Ai. 40c
SI.OO Lavori*.....’ .Blc
60c Lister!iie 4*e
SI.OO Listerine *lo
30c Lysol .....19*
60c Lysol |'t
60c Lime Stone Phosphate '....39e
25c Metalglas Polish 19c
$1.50 MaltTne, all kinds *..81.19
80c Miles’ Autl-Paln Pills 24c
$1 10 Miles' Nervine 14c
25c Meutholatum ly
Me Mentholatum 39*
90c Meltin'* Food , 84c
90c Mead's Dextro Maltose 4o
75c Milks Emulsion 440
$ 1 -GO Milks Emulsion... 9c
15c Moth Balls 100
30c Mucol 24*
30c Mum Cleaner 24 1
30c Muuterole see
60c Mtsterole 49c
20c Naptholene Flakes ~l6c
25c Nature's Remedy 19c
50c Nature's Remedy 89c
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$1.50 Neoferrum 81-19
sl.lO Nuxated Iron 09c
15c Nujol 64c
$1.60 Nujol 89c
50c Olive Oil, Pompeian, half pint.. .39*
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35c Omega Oil -. 29*
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60c Pupe's Dlapepsin 89c
SI.OO Pepgen 69*
15c Peroxide Hydrogen 9e
50c Phillips' Milk of Magnesia *
25c Phenolsx Wafers ..19*
50e Phosphate Soda. Merck’s 29-
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60c Plncx For Cough Syrup 49-
$1.25 Pierce's Favorite Pres B<>e
$1.25 Merce's Golden Med. Dlscov.. .89-
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20c Quinine Laps, 2 gr,, 1 doz. . . 16c
$1.75 —1 onnee Quinine $1.24
70c Sal Hepatloa A8
$1.40 Sal Hepatic* *e s
SI.OO Salvltae 74c
(5c Saphanol.... 69c
sl.lO S. S. S. Blood Remedy....... 7c
75c Scott’s Emulsion 500
$1.50 Scott’B Emulsion ,* 98c
35c Sloan’s Liniment 29c
70c Sloan’s Liniment ~,..6r.c
60c Stanolax sue
35c Stern Cubes 8c
35c St. Jacob’s Oil
60c St. Jacob’s Oil ..49c
$1 15 Swamp Root *4-
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60c Wnlmitta Hatr Stain 4SO
35c Wild Root Hair Tonic 2c
60c Wild Root Hair Tonic 4flo
Jl.no Vlnol 71c
$1.25 Veracolate Tablets nne
75c Veronal Tablets. 5 gr.. 1 doz. 0r
Qnollty end Strength Tested Rubber
Goods Received Weekly Direct From
the Manufacturers and Held at All
Times at Cnt Trices:
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*1.25 Fountain Syringe
$1.50 Fountain Syringe ok o
$2 00 Fountain Syringe gj_4 S
$2.30 Fountain Syringe *1 98
*3.00 Fountain Syringe $2.04
$4 00 Fountain Syringe w....52.9*
51.75 Comb Syringe & Water 80t.*t.::4
$2.00 Comb. Syringe A- Water Rot.*L4B
$2.50 Comb. Syringe A Water 80t.f1.98
$3.00 Comb. Syringe & Water 80t.82.24
$5.00 Comb. Syringe * Water 80t.55.98
$2.00 Vaginal Syringe Spray *|. 4lj
$2 50 A’aglnal Syringe Spray fj.nH
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$1 25 not Water Bottle
*1.50 Hot Water Bottle
$2.00 not Water Bottle $1.44
*2.50 Hot Water Bottle
*3.00 Hot Water Bottle 82.24
SI.OO Ice Cap
$1.50 Ice Cap
*2.00 Ice Bag, oblong *1 ~|B
*2.00 Throat Ice Beg
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Ayres’ Face Powder and Rouge
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51.75 Azurea I<ace Powder #1 ..44
*1.75 Azurea Vegetal 81.39
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, lszo.
DAVIS ACTS TO
SAVE LISTS OP
REGISTRATION
(Continued. From Page One.)
of the First ward in said city and
cojnty the Third, Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth precincts of the Third ward in
said city and county, the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth precincts of the Fourth ward
In said city and county, the First, Second.
Third, Fourth and Fifth precincts of the
Fifth ward in said city and county and
the Eighth precinct of the Sixth ward In
said city and county, the names of many
persons as fully qualified and lawfully
registered voters' who are not so fully
qualified and lawfully registered voters
aggregating in all of said precincts more
than- 1,000 persons; that as a prere
quisite to lawful registration to qualify
a citizen to vote at said election it is
and was required by law that every
voter should make application In writing
and print as provided by law; that It
was incumbent on and the lawful duty
of the registration boards of aforesaid
precincts to place on the lists of voters
and the registration books of voters
thereof provided by law for the guidance
of the officers of election for said pre
cincts for said election to be so held on
the 2d day of November. 1920, only the
names of such applicants for registra
tion. whose applications conformed to t.he
law and only such are lawfully on said
lists of voters and the registration books
of said precincts; that through mistake
inadvertence, or lack of knowledge of the
law said registration boards in each of
said precincts did receive many appli
cations for registration and did place
the names of the applicants on the lists
of voters and registration books of vot
ers for said precincts when said appli
cations were not made In accordance with
and required by law in the aggregate In
all of said precincts of more than 1,000
as aforesaid and which were either irreg
ular, false, forged or fraudulent and un
lawful and not sufficient in law lawfully
to accomplish the registration of such
applicants so as to qualify them to vote
at said election and said applicants are
not lawful voters.
PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURE.
It is aiso set forth that said lists of
voters and registration books in said sev
eral precincts are intended by law to be
and will be used as a guide by the var
lous election boards of said precincts for
the reception of votes therein at said
election ; it Is impracticable to pre
vent the casting of said illegal voters by
challenge by reason of the great number
thereof and most or all of said appli
cants will, plaintiff fully believes, at
tempt to and will be permitted to vote
in the said several precincts and tbeir
votes therein will be counted in said
election; that plaintiff believes that prac
tically all of said illegal votes will be
cast against him.
The petition is a precautionary meas
nre filed to prevent the destruction of
the records, which would be of vital Im
portance If an election contest suit or
cults should be filed following the elec
tion.
The records would also be valuable In
the investigation by Federal authorities
of the charges of irregularities
In connection with the filing of the
suit, Mr. Davis made the following state
ment ;
$1.25 Azurea Sachet Powder 84#
2Se Babcock’s Corylopsls Talc 15s
25c Babcock's Cut Boss Talc 15®
50c Roncilla Fa re Powder S9
40c DJer-Klss Talcum *4e
75c DJcr-Klss Face Powder 6e
$1.25 DJer-Klss Face Powder 880
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85c F*c-man’a Face Powder ..lie
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60c Levy’s Laßlacb Powder 43e
Mary Garden Powder and Rouge
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$1.50 Oriental Cream *1.19
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50c Sea Shell Cream S'Je
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6oc Bazina Depilatory Powder 4f>c
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Arnica Tooth Soap 29e
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00c Forhnn's Pyorrhoea Paste SBO
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o'v Cutlcura Soap. le; 3 for 65*
packer's Tar Soap 280
Packer’s Liquid Tar Soap 4.60
1- . Palm Olive Soap, 9c; 3 for 26c
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Gillette Blades 12 for 74c
-rv Gem Junior Blades 89 c
50c Ever-Keady Blades 34c
9V Keen Kutter Blades 2!) 0
35c Enders Blades 29c
75 Ever-Ready Razor. $1.49
I, on ocm Damaskeen Razor 8 ,5 0
t 5 00 Gillette Razor $8.98
33e Shaving Brush 26c
7V Shaving Brush 60c
"We are In this fight to win and I In
tend to leave nothing undone to Insure
a fair and honest election.
"It should be understood that all who
vote without legal right will be prose
cuted.
“It Is a fact recognized by both
parties that In a number of colored pre
cincts there are many illegal registra
tions and it may be that there are fradu
lent registrations in other localities.
“These registrations were not held to
be legal by Judge Thornton.
“He simply held that ho had no legal
authority to purge the registration lists
of fraudulent registrations, in the action
brought by Mr. Sullivan, the Democratic
county chairman
"His ruling was that these
voters should t.< prevented from voting
by challenges at the polls.
“If I am elected prosecuting attorney I
will prosecute a 1 who vote Illegal 1? next
Tuesday regardless of their politics.
“Mr. Van Nuys, the United States dis
trict attorney, will, I know, prosecute
in the Federal court, all who violate the
election law.
“I wish the Republican candidate for
prosecuting attorney would make the
same statement so that all may under
stand that no matter who is elected that
all who corrupt this election in any deT
free, will be prosecuted.
SEEKS TO PRESERVE
REGISTRATION PAPERS.
“In this suit we are simply asking
that the registration papers be pre
served.
“The law provides that the inspectors
of the election boards must deliver them
to the county auditor within three <pys
after the election, and if they do not
do this they are violating the law and
will be prosecuted.
“The law does not compel the county
auditor to preserve them a single
minute.
“If there is any corruption In this
election these registration papers will be
of groat value In case of prosecution in
either the State or the Federal court,
and they should be preserved in order to
Insure the public that in case ‘of cor
ruption the United States district at
torney and the Marlon County prose
; cuting attorney will have all of the evi
dence which will be necessary for use
in these prosecutions, and they should
be preserved so that they will be avail
able for use by anybody in tbe event
that there is a contest over the result
of this election In Marion County.
"We will be very glad to have the Re
publican candidate for prosecuting at
torney Join in the request that these
registrations be preserved.
"There can he n" valid objection upon
the part of anybody to preserving them
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Good Furniture-Better Homes
Nothing counts toward making a better home than Good Fur
niture. The reputation of the Victor store as to quality of furniture
is unquestionable.
PAY AS YOU CAN—THE VICTOR PLAN
It s up to you whether you will have good furniture in your home.
Beautiful 8-Piece Period
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tomorrow 4#
TERMS TO SUIT.
W. WASHC
along with the ballots themselves, which
the law provides must be preserved.
“Let’s have a fair election and abide
by the results of the votes honestly
and legally cast.”
Gentry Circus Corp.
Files Articles Here
Articles of Incorporation were issued
today for the Gentry Circus Corporation,
capitalized at $200,000, which will build,
organize and operate circuses.
The capital stock will be divided into
1,000 shares of preferred stock, bearing 8
per cent, and 1,000 shares of common
stock to be sold at SIOO.
The incorporators are J. W. Gentry,
president, 4044 Ruckle street; A. E.
Schmolllnger, 4139 Park avenue, vice
president, and O. F. Gentry, secretary
treasurer, 4404 Ruckle street.
Locomotive Fireman
and 200 Cattle Killed
GALESBURG, 111., Oct. 29.—John
Knapp of Meriden, 111., fireman, was
crushed to death, another man probably
fatally injured and 200 head of cattle
were .rilled when a defective coupling
overturned a car In a freight train on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road near
here early today.
West-bound passenger train No. 6B
crashed into the stalled freight, demol
ishing ten cars.'
The pasenger train’s locomotive was
overturned, but none of the coaches was
damaged.
Paul G. Davis for Prosecuting Attorney
if B Woollen
Soys:
1 Davis “PAUL G. DAVIS is
a lawyer of real ability
Push It Down ( l ua^^ f° r
When this lever is down you are the office of Prosecut
voting for Paul G. Davia for
Prosecuting Attorney. His vot- inrv A ftnrnorr ”
Ing machine number Is 31-B. ■CVILL/I llCy •
This advertisement paid for by friends of Paul G. Davis
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Lafayette Soldier’s
Body Brought Home
Special to The Times
LAFAYETTE. Ind., Oct. 29.—The body
of Sergt. James A. Holloway, Lafayette
young man who died In the war, arrived
here Thursday.
Holloway died of influenza In France,
March 10, 1019.
He entered the service October, 1917,
and after spending some time at Camp
Taylor, Ky., and Camp Shelby, Miss., was
sent to France, where he took part in
several battles.
Parents Os Weak,
Ailing Children
l -
Will Be Interested In This Letter
A mother writes: “My little girl was
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not want to do anything. Vinol was
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and made her healthy, so now she
romps and plays like other children and
la robust and rosy."
The reason Vinol Is so successful In
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elements needed to create red corpuscles
in the blood, quicken tbe circulation, in
crease the appetite and soon strength
and vitality is imparted to eTery part
of the body.
Henry J. Huder, our leading druggist,
will return your money if it fails to
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From the Annex
Men’s Furnishings
For Less on Saturday
$2.50 Men’s Shirts, $1.65
Made. of good quality soft fin
ished percale, in an excellent
variety of attractive patterns;
neckband style with soft cuffs;
sizes 14 to 17%; sale price,
$1.65.
$1.75 Men’s Work Shirts,
‘51.28
Genuine “Bluebell” medium
blue chambray and “Stifel” in
digo blue drilling are the ma
terials. Full cut with collar at
tached and two buttoned-down
pockets; sizes 14% to 16%.
Sale price, $1.28."
$2.00 Flannelette Night
robes, $1.38
Good quality outing flannel
gowns, cut generously to insure
comfortable fit; in pink and
blue stripes. Colors are guar
anteed not to fade; sizes 16 to
19; collar attached style. Sale
price, $1.38.
Men’s $3.00 Pajamas, $2.10
Two-piece style, outing flannel
pajamas, in pink and blue
striped effects. Fast colors.
Coat made with military collar,
and button trimmed. All sizes
at $2.10.
Men’s Cotton Hose, 19c
Fine gauge cotton, fully rein
forced, in cordovan, navy, gray
and black; Saturday price,
19^.
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Art Furniture Cos.
106 South Meridian Street.
Eight Floor*.
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE. THE
BIG STORE WITH SMALL
EXPENSE.
ysOffon JL
Heating
Stoves jjfiy
Ranges \pssy
Old stoves taken as part payment
on new.
$125 combination coal and gas
range 85
$65 f,'u* range 1*45.00
*IOO coal ranae 889.00
$42 cook stove 829.00
*45 hotblast 833.00
SI.OO a woev on any stove.
$9.00 Mattress 86.50
SIB.OO Felt Mattress 812 75
$7.00 Bed spring 85-00
SIO.OO Iron Bed 87-00
Mattress and Springs old on 80c
a week.
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
SO.OO Comfort 83.50
$4.00 Blanket 82.75
*1 75 Pillow 81.25
Comforts and Blankets sold on 50c a
week.
FURNITURE
$55.00 Tapestry Rocker 830.00
*60.00 Davenport $42.00
*7.00 Rocker $5.00
SIS 00 Library Table $12.00
$60.00 Buffet, golden oak $45.00
$175.00 Buffet - 890.00
*350.00 3-room outfit for. $250.00
On very easy payments.
$60.00 Kitchen Cabinet $42.00
SI.OO down delivers a kitchen cabi
net in your home.
JUST RECEIVED—7S REED
BABY CARRIAGES. Bought •$
half price. Will make you same
reduction.
S9O Reed Baby Carriage... .$40.90
SSB Reed Baby Carriage $29.00
$42 Reed Baby Carriage $21.00
Baby carriages sold at SI.OO per week.
Prices Will Continue All Day
Saturday Until 6 p. m. and All
Next Week.
TERMS
Lsw rent and small expenses enable
us to save yon 25 to 36% on 8 months’
time. Less than you can buy for
-ash. 89r added for one year’s time.
Our Prices Are the Lowest.
Easy Payments.
106 South Meridian Street
144 Squares South of Washington St.
Art Furniture Cos.
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