Indiana daily times. [volume], October 29, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 5, Image 5

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4 REPUBLICANS
RENOUNCE PARTY
Members of G. 0. P. Com
mittees to Support Cox.
NEW YORK, Oc.t 20—Frank H.
Hutchins, a Republican and first vice
president of the National Brotherhood of
Operative Potters, has announced he
will vote for Governor Cox. according;
to a telegram received at Democratic na
tional headquarters from Trenton, X. J.
Mr. Hutchins, the message stated, re
fused to act as a vice president at a
Republican mass meeting Scheduled for
Thursday night in Trenton, which was
addressed by Governor John H. Bart
lett of New Hampshire.
In her letter to Jacob Livingston,
chairman of the Republican executive
committee of King’s County, resigning
at a member of the Republican party,
Ida Primoff DoTfmah, an attorney of 100
Rodney street, Brooklyn, a copy of which
was sent to the Democratic national com
mittee, said:
“I am going to vote for Cox and
Roosevelt because I believe tliey represent
the better side of every question at issue
in this campaign, and I believe a vote
for Cox and Roosevelt is a vote to end
war and for a progressive and liberal
government; while a vote for Harding
and Coolldge means a vote for reaction
and obstructive government.”
Senator Harding is denounced for his
league stand by Charles S. Aronstam of
100 Broadway. New York City, former
county chairman of the Progressive
party, in his letter to Mr. Livingston,
resigning from the Republican county
committee and coming out for Cox and
Roosevelt.
Eugene C. Whittier of Boston, a life
long Republican, sent National pcai
ocratie Chairman George White a copy of
his letter resigning as a member of the
Republican town committee, and ;m
---nonneing his support of Cox and Roose
velt.
In his letter Mr. Whittier assailed
Senator Harding for his repudiation of
the League of Nations in his Des Moines
speech and characterized the campaign
methods of the Republican national com
mittee as “an insult.”
IS ARRESTED ON
RETURN TO CITY
Cass County Official Second
Taken in Booze Scandal.
Special to The Times.
LOGANSPORT, Ind.. Oct. 29.—Othello
Smith, assistant prosecuting attorney,
secretary of the Republican County Cen
tral Committee, and son of John B.
Smith, Cass County prosecutor, who ha
been sought by officers for several da vs
in connection with the grand Jury in
vestigation of a reputed whisky ring here
returned to I.ogansport Thursday ami
uas immediately arrested, charged with
conspiring to violate the prohibition law
Smith was released on 51.000 bond
Smith denied ho had gone to Indian
HaveltCharged
Come in, select any gar
ment which strikes your
fancy and tell us* to
“Charge It.”
Buy Your Fall Garments Now
AND PAY FOR THEM A LITTLE EACH WEEK
Buying now means economy, even though you have not the ready cash. You can select what you
desire from our large assortment olMen’s, Women’s and Children’s outer garments and have it
charged.
I SUITS [COATS I | DRESSES I IfURSI
fn I $25 $35 S2O S3O $lB S3O sls $25
SSO ' I SSO I $45 S4O
hri // I Up to $75 B I Up to $95. I Up to $65. I Up to SSO.
On PJ.mfnt. |
I SUITS I I OVERCOATS | RAINCOATS I TROUSERS I
$25 $35 S2O S3O sls $25 $5 $8 I WmW
| $45 II S4O $35 $lO WWTW
Up to S6O. I | Up to SSO. I Up to S4O. I Up to sl2. 8“/ Hi] ~
On Payments. £ On Payments. J On Payments. jj Z lU
Out of the High Rent District '. Years of Square Dealing jjj| ! iJI f *
Our store is located out of-the righ rent dVit'**, For eighteen yearn the People’* ini* been doing buei- i=:' |L'lj || 1
where excessive extravagance Is eliminated. That’s one ne*s on the ' Hqdare deal’' principle. Today It I* the pfl M il.il nffolf IIUBiHT V, WTJ P
largest "tors of its kind in tlie State. It* location, out ES hi 1J 1 I ,!W( ItKr 1 irM
big reason why we >rive values and get the business. of tlie high rent district, permits the lowest of price*. |||||||j||l|!|Aw/| 'I /fflilln
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ONE AND ONE HALF SQUARES WEST OF STATE HOUSE
Mary Would Make
Whole World Dry
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.—Mary Garden
is a'prohibition Ist.
The famous opera singer said ro
herself toda3’.
"Whisky and alcohol are the roots
of ail evil,” quoth Mary.
"Prohibition is the greatest thing
that ever happened to this country.
"Soon there will be world prohibi
tion.
■I th for it."
apolis to escape arrest, saying he had
been in Detroit on business.
Don C. Kicheson, formerly n patrolman
on tile I.ogansport police force, who, it
is said, left the city when the investiga
tion was begun, was expected to return
today to face any charges that have
been made against him, his friends state.
Joseph Carson and Tom Deeriug, mem
bers of the I.ogansport police depart
ment. acted ns go-betweens, it was re
vealed Thursday, and participated in the
division of the spoils to secure evi
dence for the State.
Indictments of the grand jury charge
that following the collection of money
Rlcheson, Smith and Judge West di
vided the spoils and paid the collector a
commission.
Smith, it is said, gave the two officers
a list of names from which he believed
it would be possible to collect graft.
Mayor James I. Barnes has been sum
moned to testify before the grand jury
today.
"FREtZONE" '
jft Off Corns! No Pain!
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Doesn’t hurt a bltt Drop a llttla Free
fone en an aching corn, inatantly thst
torn stops hurting, then shortly you lift
It right off with finger*. Truly 1
Your druggist sells s tiny bottle ot
Freezone for a few centa, aulllclent te
remove every hard corn, soft corn, o*
corn between the toe*, and the callo*e%
without aorene*# #r irritation. — Adver
tisement.
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“Love Nest - - Mary”
heads the list as the most pleasing combina
tion of beautiful melody and words. A simple
cottage home where love is sublime has fur
nished the theme for this touching melody.
There are many good numbers in
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* On Sale at Carlin s
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No. 82193— They All Love Jack. By Arthur Mid
dleton, baritone.
No. 82194 —Romance. Violin. Albert Spalding.
No. 80547 —The Quilting Party. Thomas Chalmers
and mixed chorus.
When I’m Alone, I ’in Lonesome. By
Leola Lueey.
No. 80548 —Morning, Noon ami Night in Vienna.
Overture. Xylophone. George Green.
No. 50400 —Rftggylug. For the kiddies, at bed
time. By Alice Goddard.
No. 50670 —Hawaiian Smiles. "Waikiki Hawaiian
Orchestra. A dreamy, soothing waltz
number.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920.
Well Trust You
Your promise to pay is all
we require. Every honest
person can open an ac
count here.
In the Basement Store are the city's best values in
Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool
This is a fact—lt is only natural and logical
that values excel here—for value giving is the ’
first, last and foremost consideration in The
Profiting by sagging prices in some quarters, <
marking these garments at a miserly profit—
results in values that gladden a man’s heart.
j All-Wool Ulsters and
All-Wool Suits
For Men and Young
Men at —
s|<V7s
Dependable suits in pood styles
—single and double-breasted
models. Because of the unusual
values no alterations ean be
made on these suits.
Special $19.75
THE Wm. ft BLOCK CO.
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“The store that
saves you monoy
and maxes it easy
to pay.”
THE BASEMENT STORE
Let Adams' “Cheerful Credit” Help You Take Advantage of This
Greatest Coat Sale
Continued warm weather has forced us to place on sale our stock
of fall and winter coats at remarkably low prices.
Formerly C L jj[ C H Formerly
priced to fa wa *v priced to
$25.00 $25.00
Formerly priced Formerly priced
to $35.00 X to $55.00
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Sale of Men’s Trousers
MEN’S ALL-WOOL FLANNEL TROUSERS, blue
and brown, fine quality, all-wool flannel, dj* PT PT
well tailored; $8.50 quality *7 C-J
CASSLMERE TROUSERS AT HALF PRICE, good
weight.mostly dark colors; sizes 28 to 36 Q /A
waist; $5.00 quality du •O V/
ALL-WOOL TROUSERS AT HALF PRICE, neat mix
tures and plain colors; sizes 28 to 36 O *"7
waist; $7.50 quality t|/Oe / (-/
Women’s
Coats
Suits
Dresses
Millinery
Waists
Skirts
Men’s
Suits
Overcoats
Hats
Boys’
Suits for School
O’Coats for School
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