Indiana daily times. [volume], December 21, 1920, Last Home Edition, Page 14, Image 14

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Negro Rum Guardian
Gets Stiff Sentence
Charles Stanfield, colored, living in the
rear of 446 West North street, who was
arrested by Lieutenants Woolen and
Jones and squads when they found liquor
in his tailor shop at 605 Indiana avenue,
and at his home Sunday night, was fined
SIOO and costs and sentenced to serve
thirty days on the Indiana State Farm
by Judge Walter Pritchard in City Court
yesterday afternoon.
Lieutenant Jones testified he found two
quarts of “white mule” and a pint bottle
half-full of bonded whisky in the tailor
■hop on Indiana avenue, and Lieutenant
Woollen testified he found a half pint
bottle half-full of “mule” at the home.
Bishop C. S. Burch
Dies in New York
NEW YORK. Dec. 21—The funeral of
Bishop Charles Sumner Burch of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of New
York, who died of a heart attack late
yesterday, will be held in the cathedral
here Friday. Burch was born in Michi
gan.
He was editor of the Grand Rapids
(Mich.) News from 1807 to 1904.
Governor Frees 28
McALESTER. Okla., Dec. 21—Twenty
eight prisoners In the State Prison here
will spend Christmas as free men, thanks
to Governor Robertson. Nearly all of
them had a few weeks or more to serve
after Christmas and the Oklahoma execu
tive granted them pardons.
Diamond Rings for Christmas
\f\/J Are An Investment
V| n tbP€e days, when ao many different forms of
Investments are being offered. It Is wise to conaldet
f J i buying a diamond ring.
Diamonds are the best kind of investment, alwnys
m , . worth the money, increasing in
,-JO'S ffSvVX —•= value. everlasting, and their
/aFX/wTpTW-—= beautv brings pleasure as well
Oyf ■rj.j'V >— as profit. Look at our selection.
2, ..-O DIAMONDS $40.00 to SI,OOO
WEDDING RINGS.... <>P
J. P. Mullally
One Mile From High Rents. One Mile From High Prices.
GENUINE RED TENNESSEE
CEDAR CHESTS
A USEFUL XMAS GIFT
up
CASH OR CREDIT
SHELBY FURNITURE CO.
1115-1117 SHELBY STREET
THE BRIGHT SPOT ON FOUNTAIN SQ.
®RfADY TO DO YOUR REPAIR
WORKt„J DO IT RIGHT.
Hayesßros.
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JEWELRY
H Pearl Beads
Wrist Watches
Manicure Seta
All Kinds of Silver-
Everything in Jewelry
OPEN EVENINGS
The Fletcher M. Noe
JEWELRY STORE
103 North Illinois. Opp. Terminal Station.
3. BOAZ, Jr.
SIGNS, SHOW CARDS,
OUTDOOR PUBLICITY
'5 N. Penn. Main 2463
‘LEVY GANG’ IS
CAUGHT IN RAID
Reputed Craps Game Brings
Arrests of Eleven.
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The police raided a reputed craps game
In the room of Ernst Reed, 312 ti West
Washington street at 2 o'clock this
morning and arrested Reed and ten men.
Reed was charged with keeping a
gambling house. The other men, all of
whom gave assumed names, were
charged with gaming and visiting a
gambling house.
The men are known as the “levy gang”
and are said to loaf half of each night on
Illinois street between Washington and
Market streets.
All were released on bond. The raid
ers broke down the door and captured
$1.30 and a pair of dice as evidence.
Former Commanders
Presented Medals
Myron C. Cosier was elected com
mander of Post 4 of the American Legion
at the annual election held at the Marlon
Club last night. The three ex-command
ers of the organization were presented
with medals by Secretary of State Ed
Jackson. Thomas Garvin, Scott Brown
and John J. Swan, the retiring command
er, were the recipients.
Other officers elected were: Senior vice
commander, J. Burdette Little; junior
vice commander, George Rinter; adjutant,
Neal Grider; finance officer, Harding W.
Hovey; service officer, Walter Myers;
emplovment officer, Reginald Sullivan;
chaplain, Thomas E. Garvin; historian,
Frank Jeffrey; athletic officer, James
Hale; sergeat-at-arms. Frank Foulk.
Worker Killed by Auto
DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 21. —Carl Steele,
3S of Alexandersvllle, employed at the
plant of the Miami Paper Company, at
West Carrollton, was run down, and
killed by an automobile while on his
way home from work. Coroner IS Ulough
by is investigating.
Clear Baby’s Skin
With Cuticura
Soap and Talcum
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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
A flock of wild geese stopped at
Fletcher Henstep’s pond day before yes
terday. Wild geese are very shrewd, and
even the Deplty Constable In disguise,
could not slip up on them.
• • •
Cricket Hicks Is expecting a lot of
nice presents this Christmas, hut takes
this method of announcing to his many
friends that he already has a necktie.
• • •
Tobe Moseley Is of the opinion that
there will nearly always be at least three
political parties In politics, bnt that
there ought never to be more than two
in matrimony.
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Photographs ore highly
appreciated Christina* g A
presents for the family I
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per-toned portraits. & ' <Ol WkA
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CLOTHING
ON
CREDIT
Hoyle o arick
and Iw. Clothing Cos.
SOS-3t>i>-ao7 H. Washington t.
t Doors West fienato Ava.
Why Not Make That Xmas Gift a Pair fnS=U—
of SHOES or HOUSE SLIPPERS | j
We still have a complete stock for you to choose from. wj IL
tGIVE USEFUL GIFTS. T |*i
Ladies’ and Men’s Felt House Slippers /Ti l
Ladies’and Men’s Leather J/ jOr j
151 North Open Evenings Until Christmas. 151 North
MuWay Shoe Cb
4 Doors S. of Ohio JS * W w 4 Doors S. of Ohio
Main 840 841 241 Massachusetts Ave. Auto. 28-240
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1920.
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It Won’t Give Dolly Pink Checks
but it will surely bring healthy color to the
Little Mother to go a-strolling with the new
Christmas dolly. She’ll be so disappointed if
she fails to get anew
t
Doll Baby Carriage
Santa left with us some
•very unusual values:
Pullman Carriage Pullman Carriage
a „„„ rnhher tired • With graceful, curving lines and
A new model, robber tired, hoo ,i; rubber tired; lined In
pique lined seat. Made or reed. Princess corduroy, ivory or gray
ivorv or gray finish; £Q fffk finish; 10%xl8-ineh ®*7 AA
body UsVU body •ItwV
Pullman Carriage
A large carriage for a medium price 1
Both huod and body have rolls; WyftejMUumWJfo.
body lined. Heavy English springs. / ,/
rubber tires, reclining back. Ivory !/
or gray enamel; lit Mi x (Q Afi /
10 Mi inch body wOU" j. ' 7
Two-thirds the size
largest M). R.'Jy
Charles Mayer & Cos.
29 and 31 W. Washington St. Established 1840
Scholarship for Christmas
Thnt would be a present worth while. It would be useful all through
life, and It* value would Increase ns It is used. Through It would
come greater opportunity, better position, and more of the comforts
of life Could yen think of a more appropriate gift for tha young
man or young woman! Get In touch with ua at once. Scholarship
certificates can be prepared on short notice. Party may enter during
opening week of our Mid-Winter Term. December 27 to January 3. or
ai soon thereafter aa possible. ISee, write, or telephone Fred W. Case,
Principal,
renmylisnls and Vermont—lst IJoor North Y. W. C. A., Indianapolis.
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Distinctive Jewelry || Finest Workmanship
Gifts of Good Taste
Allow Us to Assist You to Make Your Gift
Reflect Character and Individuality
For Him
The dainty, yet sturdy octagon
shaped Platinum and Green Gold
Cuff Links. Thin or wide Filigree
Waldemar chain with small Green
Gold Knife or Pencil. Our original
designs in Belt Buckles will also
please. We are well stocked with
the new- odd shaped Ruby and Japa
nese Signet Rings.
Original
Dfiipss
Main 1159
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
LAST BIG BARGAIN DAY
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Come ! Share These Mighty Savings
Men’s, Women’s, Boys’ and Girls’ SHOES 7
MEN’S SHOES LADIES’ SHOES U /
Stylish vici kid and gunmetals, Plenty of styles in high, low or t • /
serviceable and comfortable. medium heels. Also ladies’ high l * /
English us well as wide toes. top boots. Don’t forget this is \ . i /
Better buy several pairs at this f or Wednesday only. 1 J
price. ’ . \
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Horuff will save you on / J
Isa everything in footwear ixsjs*-
\ from shoestrings to ✓
All % rubber boots. / JJ
BRING THE BOYS AND GIRLS HERE TOMORROW
BOYS’AND GIRLS’ GIRLS’ KNOCKABOUT
Black and brown shoes, in wide toes BOYS’ ELK SCOUT
as well as English. Qfi Real shoes for hard
Stylish and P /.70 service and a real value 2 <\
Mil Berv * cea^'e * ow P r^ce ! in
Smaller sizes.. $2.18 Smaller sizes $2.1!) /
Two Other Extraordinary Shoe Values
Munson Last Army Shoes Men's Eik Scout Shoes
Comfortable and serv- First quality shoes, in
iceable—the kind that colors of black, brown rfo- . jjug—'.j
SAVE HERE ON CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS. A STORE
FULL OF BARGAINS
~ HORUFF’S ~
Store Only 342-346 VIRGINIA AVE. Store onl F
IF uT IS WORTH SELLING TIMES WANT ADS WILL FIND A BUYER
Bracelet Watch Special
Smallest size, 14-K solid white gold. Hand engraved in the new
shapes. Regular $50.00 value. Special price, $36.50.
Harry O. Cobb
PLATINUMSMITH, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELER
. 416-418-425 State Life Building.
For Your Convenience, Open Evenings Until Christmas
HORUFFS
For Her
A Platinum dome finger ring, the
sides lacy and pierced with small
diamonds. The creamy tinted Ori
ental Pearl Strands and dainty
Platinum, Sapphire and Diamond
set Wrist Watches. Also we are
showing beautiful Bar Pins contain
ing from one to fifty diamonds.
These pins are of our own special
design.
Enduring
Quality
Main 1159
WEDNESDAY
ONLY