Indiana daily times. [volume], March 21, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 10, Image 10

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A Need, A Service and
A Savings Bank
It was not until the end of the eighteenth
century that there came recognition of the fact
that banking concerned women as well as men.
In 1798 at Tottenham High Cross in England,
Miss Priscilla Wakefield established “The
Friendly Society for Women and Children.”
This was an effort to care for the more helpless
members of the workers’ community by pro
tecting their funds for emergencies, such as
sickness or death. This developed into the
first savings bank for women/depositors
Since the days of the Friendly Society, women
have broadened their sphere until today they
own property, control or take important parts
in industries, and have independent invest
ments.
Alert to the present success of women in in
dustrial activities, and looking ahead to the
possibilities of the future, this company has
provided every facility for managing with in
telligence and competence the business affairs
of women.
jfletcljer
anti Crust Company
Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania
BRANCHES:
1238 Oliver Avenue
Northeast Corner West and Washlngtoa
2122 East Tenth Street
LEGION PLANNING
MASS MEETINGS
Easter Gatherings in Fourth
District to Aid Drive.
Special to The Times.
GREENSBURG, Ind., March 21.
Plans are to be made this week for a
mass meeting- of legion campaign work
ers In each of the two' divisions of the
Fourth district In which a membership
compaign Is to be held. The gatherings
probably will be held Eastern Sunday.
Division commanders will be in charge
of the meetings and the program will
be worked out to provide the mlximum
amount of Interest and activity In the
membership drive.
Rivalry between the two divisions is
said to be keen and each .Is trying to
build up an organization that will out
strip the other In the number of mem
bers gained. The divisions are about
evenly matched In point of present mem
bership and the number of men eligible
to join. Oscar B. Abel. Seymour, is
commander of the First division and
William B Taylor, editor of the Bates
ville Herald, is commander of the Second
division.
The place of the two meetings and
the names of the speakers will be de
cided on In a few days.
Haugh Divorce Echo
Heard in Rushville
Special to The Times.
RFSHVILLE, Ind., March 21.—An echo J
in the Haugh divorce case was heard j
here Saturday when Judge Solon J. Car- j
ter of Indianapolis, who was appoints 1 j
to take charge of future developments In ]
the case, heard a motion filed by the de- ;
fendant, J. Guy Haugh, In which he de
manded that Judge Carter be disqualified |
from acting as Judge, maintaining that it
was not legal for a change of judge. Mar- j
guerlte C. Haugh, divorced wife of the
Indianapolis man, had previously filed a
motion to modify the decree made by
Judge Sparks concerning the custody of
their two children. The divorce case was
heard here in May, 1919. The couple have
Just returned from Buffalo, N. Y., where
they were Involved in a suit in which
$20,000 worth of Jewelry was at stake.
Each of the divorced couple sought pos
session of the jewelry. Mrs. Haugh 1
now teaching French in the Elwood
schools and Mr. Haugh resides In Indian
apolis and has custody of the children.
Judge Grants Stay
to Condemned Man
SACRAMENTO. Cal.. March 2L—WII
11am Henry Norris will uot hang at San i
Quentin on “Good Friday” for the kill- .
Ing of City Marshal Rieves of Redding
Attorney Martin A. Welsh, Sacramento j
attorney, is on his way to the prison
today with a court order signed by Su- j
perior Judge C. C. Busdlck, granting a
stay of execution until appeal can be
made to the Supreme Court.
Judge Busick granted the stay follow- j
Ing his refusal to grant anew trial to j
th® youth, whose friends allege he was j
Intimidated into entering a plea of guilty 1
and deprived of his rights.
Draw Expected in
Third Chess Game
HAVANA, March 21. —Tho third game
of the championship chess series was
unfinished when Emanuel Lasker and
the challenger, Jose Capablanca, wearily
arose from tho table early today. They
had completed sixty-two move® and
Capablanca Indicated he was willing to .
cnll It the third draw game of the match.
Lasker refused, declaring there was still !
a chance for victory.
Experts were unanimous in their be- j
lief that neither could win this game.
Ex-Pastor to Stand
Trial in Slave Case
NEWARK. N. J., March 2L—The Rev.
Cornelias Denied, former pastor of the
First Netherlands Church of Passaic,
N. J., pleaded not guilty today when ar- j
ralgned in Federal Court under an in- !
dictment charging violation of the Manx
white slave act. Bail of $5,000 was con- j
tinned by Federal Judge Charles Lynch, j
The Rev. Mr. Densel, who hag a large
famllly, eloped to New York, It Is
charged, with one of his young women
parishioners. The trial is expected to
be held next month.
Supreme Court Gives
I. W. W.’s No Review
WASHINGTON. March 2L—Convictions
of forty I. W. W. rounded up in northern
California on charges of violating the
espionage and ths selective service sets
wer® sustained by th® Supreme Court to- ,
day when it declined to review the else*.
Th® trial of the I. W. W. was held st
Sacramento, CaL
Strikers in Mexico
Flock Back to Roads
MEXICO CITY, March 21.—Eight thou
sand striking railroaders returned to
work yesterday and most of the remain
der are expected back at once, accord
ing to the newspaper, Excelsior. Some
groups still held out, Refusing to accept
the settlement reached by the government
with the Federation of Railway Workers.
The government is reported to be plan
ning to spend $5,000,000 in the United
States for new locomotives and other
equipment for national lines.
Teachers May Adopt
Delegate Meetings
Provision for delegate conventions in
stead of conventions of the entire member
ship may be written Into the constitu
tion of the Indiana State Teachers’ As
sociation at a meeting of a committee
appointed to revise the constitution at
Caleb Mills Hall April 2.
A vote of the entire membership now
is necessary to bring about action by the
organization.
The convention of the entire member
ship may be divided Into two annual
conventions held In different parts of the
State as a result of the rapid growth of
the association.
Boston Hotel Fire
Drives Out Guests
BOSTON. March 21. Seventy-five
: guests were forced to make hasty exit
i today to escape a fire In the case on the
first floor of the Hotel Majestic. Flre
! men prevented the flames from spreading
: above the first floor.
SPRING AILMENTS
Impure Blood, Humor*,—Relief In
a Good Medicine.
Spring aliments are due to Im
pure, thin, devitalized blood.
Among them are pimples, boils,
other eruptions, catarrh, rheuma
tism, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, nervousness and “all run
down” conditions.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla combines the
roots, barks, herbs, berries and
; other medlcinals that have been
! found in many years of intelligent
; observation to be most effective in
the treatment of these ailments,
i Successful physicians prescribe
the same Ingredients for diseases of
the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys, and in cases where alterative
and tonic effects are needed.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the spring
medicine that purifies, enriches and
revitalizes your blood, increasing
power of resistance to disease.
For a laxative take Hood’s Pills.
—Advertisement.
COUGHED SO HARD HE
WAS READY TO DIE
But he recovered quickly and
gained 9 pound* in 5 weeks.
"Laet December I caught a heavy cold,
which left me with a deep-seated cough.
I coughed 10 hard it wo-uld start the
blood. I thought I was a goner, untU
I tried Milks Emulsion. 1 used W bottles
altogether. My cough Is gone, and I
have gained nine pond a In fire weeks.
If any ene doubts It, let them write
ma I ' —Che a. I* Walter a, U 7 So, 18th St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
When hundreds upon hundreds of peo
ple tell you of Just auch recovery. Just
surfs galea la weight, It must be won a
your trying, at least. A trial costs noth
ing.
Milk* Emulsion Is a pleasant, nutritive
food and a corrective medlclno. It re
stores healthy, natural bewel action, do
ing away with all need of pills end phy
sica. It promotes appetite and quickly
put* the digestive organs In shape to
assimilate foed. Asa builder of flesh
and strength. Milks Emulsion Is strongly
recommended to those whom sickness has
weakened, and ia a powerful aid In re
sisting and repairing the effect* of wast
ing disease*. Chronic stomach trouble
and eonatipatlon are promptly relieved,
h produces remarkable results In cold a,
•ought and bronchial asthma.
This is the only solid emulslsn made,
and so pilatable that It Is eaten with a
spoon like ice cream. Truly wonderful
for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee—Take six bottles home
with you, use It according to directions
and If not satisfied with the results, your
money will be promptly refunded. Price
73c and $1.60 per bottle. The Milks
Emulsion Cos., Ten* Haute, Ind. Sold
H druggists everywhere.—Advertise- ;
iMDt
STATES’ RIGHTS
IN RAIL RATES
TO ALTER LAW
'
Esch-Cummins Revision Is
Predicted to Give Control of
Intrastate Charges.
SUPREME COURT TO ACT
WASHINGTON, March 21.—A revision
of the rate-making provisions of the
Esch-Cummins railroad law probably !
will be forced on tbe new Congress, rail- I
road experts here believed today.
Just what this revision is to be will
depend upon the decision of the Supreme
Court In a case brought by the State j
railroad commissioners of Wisconsin and 1
forty-two other States which attacks the
constitutionality of the rate provisions j
of the present law.
The decision will determine whether j
Congress can give the interstate com- ;
merce commission power to fix intra- j
state as well as interstate rates.
The commission claims such a power is
valid, while the States contend it Invades
their sovereign rights.
The commission accordingly during the j
last nine months has increased Intrastate
rates over the protests of the State com- i
missions.
In case this action is not upheld rates
undoubtedly will be reduced in many j
States, making radical changes necess- i
sary In the Federal commission’s plan of
rate-making. Should the rates be up- j
held railroad leaders In Congress will j
propose that the State railroad cornmis- i
stons be made agencies of the Federal
commission. The State cotnmlssiones
would be' empowered to Inquire Into
strictly Intrastate rate controversies and
make recommendations to the Federal
commission. Unless some legislation along !
this line Is passed after a decision fa- j
vorable to the Federal commission, State j
railroad commissions probably would die
of nothing to do.
Stump to Speak at
Traffic Club Feed
Albert Stump will be the principal
speaker and Roltare Eggleston will con- ;
I tributf some magic at a banquet to be i
held At the Claypool Hotel Thursday j
evening by the Indianapolis Traffic Club, j
A membership drive Is being conducted
by the club, the goal being an organiza
tion of more than 750. The club Is the
outcome of the traveling freight agents'
organization, formed In 1597. but dis
banded in 1905. The Transportation Club
was formed In 1907 and continued until
December, 1920, when the Traffic Club,
a larger organization, came Into existence.
LIBRARY CLUB MEETING.
The Indianapolis Library Club will ;
hold its second meeting of the year In
the children’s room of the Central LI- 1
brary next Wednesday evening, at 8:30
o’clock. Mrs. lem are hue Brown will talk
on “Old-Fashioned England.” Those in
terested in library activities are Invited
to attend.
Epsom Salts
like Glass of
Lemonade
A few cents buy*
a handy package of
"Epsonade Salts”
which Is real epsorn
salts combined with
fruit derivatives, giv
ing it the taste of
sparkling lemonade.
You get ail the splen
did physic-action of a
dose of eptotn salts
without the awful
taste and nnnsen.
Try It when bilious.
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headachy or constipated.
Warning! Don't merely ask for “taste
less epsom salts” or you may get a soda
Imitation. Always ask for “Epaonatle
Salts” and look for the name, American
Epsom Association.—Advertisement.
HE WAS IN BAD SHAPE.
Any person wh la suffering with
rheumatic twinges, backache, soreness,
lameness or other symptom of kidney
trouble can profit if he wishes from this:
’’My kidneys were in such bad shape
that I could hardly stoop down. Foley
Kidney Pills made me all right. Samuel
Holt, Greenville, Pa." Sold everywhere.
—Advertisement.
TUBERCULOSIS
Dr. Glaais has
positive proof that
it ts able to cure
tuberculosis by In
halation In any
climate.
For further in
formation address
The T. F. Glass
Inhalant Cos.,
Mason Bldg., Los
Angeles. Cat.
Mending Tissue
1.0 sewing or darning. Repairs Clothing,
■llk, satin, cot‘on goods, ribbons, fabrics
es all kinds, hid gloves, mackintosh.*,
■ mbrella*. parasols, stockings, eto. Pack
age postpaid. 15 cents, two packages 21
•ents. Address PENN PUBLISHING CO. !
tHairavllie, Pa.
<y[ Hooki Dependable Stores
WOOL STUMP STOCKINGS
And Other Special Goods
at the Lowest Prices
No need to send away with all the inconvenience of an indefinite
delay, when you can get quality goods for lower prices at the Hook
Occidental Building Store.
Stump Stockings, Elastic Hosiery,
Maternity Belts, Abdominal Supports,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses
The Wonder Non-Skid Truss is guaranteed to hold your rupture
In place and give absolute satisfaction and comfort while wearing
Examination and consultation free.
/IP _ Truss Department
Illinois and Washington Sts.
Occidental Building
CLOTHING ON CREDIT
PEOPLE’S CREDIT CLOTHING CO.
46 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2nd PLO6R
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 21,1HZ1.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
P i Wiw ©
The &*fSy
Yam Sims saw such a big crowd at
Tlckville last Saturday afternoon he
asked somebody if it wasn't tlie center
of population.
• • *
Slim Pickens, while trying to peep
around a corner before he got to it, dur
ing bis stay In Tlckville last Saturday,
came near straining his neckband.
• • •
Sidney Hock* Is going to drop all h.is
other trades and professions and will an
swer an advertisement which beseeches
ambitious persons to earn big money
during spare time at home, experience
and work not necessary. He reads
where one fellow, with his hair roached
up In front, made a fraction over three
hundred dollars In one week, over and
above his regular salary of sl2 a week
at his old job.
Cardinal Dougherty
Addresses Prelates
ROME, March 20 (Delayed).—An Im
pressive congregation of prelates and
representatives of religious orders today
heard Cardinal Dougherty of Philadel
phia deliver an eloquent address in
the Roman Church, of which he hr.s be
come the titular head.
Tbe new American cardinal declared
that the American college now constitute*
the most Important spiritual link be
tween the I'nited States and Rome.
Among those present were Monsignor
Cerrettl and Cardinal von Faulhaber of
Germany, who was elevated to the sacred
college at the same time as Cardinal
Dougherty.
434 436 W. Wash. St.
CLOTHING
FOR
Men, Women and Boys
FOR
EASTER
Easter is but aLJjt\
a few days
off. Select
your apparel M ||Lk
before Easter Kli limit'
ind pay for it \
after Easter \ .
at the Peo- jAJ
PL’s.
Your Credit Is Good
and you can pay in small
easy payments as you get
paid, at the
434-436 W. Wash. St.
SAVE MONEY
ON WOMEN’S AND CHIL
DREN’S READY-TO-WEAR
THE GLOBE
330 W. Washington 8L
FIVE BOYS FACE
THEFT CHARGES
Shelbyville Youths Taken Fol
lowing Robberies.
Special to. The Times.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind., March 21.—Fur
ther Investigation of the robbery at tho
home of Tilden McLain, In this city Sat
urday night, when Jewelry and many
articles of value were stolen, resulted In
the arrest Sunday of Loren Phillips, 17,
who police say has confessed that he
broke Into the Phillips home and com
mitted the theft. Phillips escaped, fol
lowing his arrest, but was quickly re
captured.
The confession of young Phillips Im
plicated others and caused the arrest of
Ernest Coleman, Cecil Curtis, Harry
Farthing and Joe Johnson, all Shelby
rille boys, who police say were Impli
cated In the robbery of a baker at Cleves,
Ohio, two weeks ago.
In his confession to the officers, Phil
lips, It Is said, gave directions as to where
the loot could be found. Official* nre now
attempting to associate Phillips and the
other boys with robberies committed
here In February at the offices of five
lumber and coal companies here, when
safe doors were Jimmied and small sums
of money taken.
WOMAN HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Jennie Chesser, 20, Montgomery, Ala.,
is under arrest on the charge of grand
larceny. She is said to admit the theft
of about S6OO and some Jewelr’y from
Walter J. O’Connor, Lafayette, at the
Denison Hotel. She was arrested at
Shelbyville. Detective Duncan went there
to bring her back.
fteuibrofe Herpicide
c So/d at all T)ruq&Dept Stores
Girls! Girls!!
Clear Your Skin
With Cuticura
4-h rXntm.T't. Talcum) of Cstl.er.
TUESDAY ONLY
Special Sale of “Quality
Brand”
Aluminum
3 Piece
Sauce Pan
Percolators
TUESDAY, ONE DAY ONLY
$ 1.09 Each
We do not accept telephone or
ders —none delivered.
Lilly Hardware Company
114-118 E. Washington St.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
FOR ABSOLUTE
Painless Extracting
JUST A QUIET, GENTLE SLEEP
YOU FEEL NOTHING.
Whether you have one or
thirty teeth extracted, it’s all
he same.
(United Union Dental Corp.)
Eiteljorg & Moore
DENTISTS
CORNER EAST MARKET AND
CIRCLE.
Ground Floor. No Stairs to Climb.
See Our Easter
Hundred* of persons
have new photographic
portraits taken each f A
year. How long has It f j parrs
been since you had a
portrait? Arrange a sit
gjpy
9th Floor Kahn Bldg.
J4otel
Severn
Mrs. Arnold Spencer
Indianapolis’s most popular soprano,
with the
Superb ORLIFF TRIO
First Concert,
Tuesday Evening, March 22
6:30 to 8:30. $1.50 the Cover.
Travel Bureau
IF YOU are planning a trip
let us help you. As direct
agents for all international
steamship lines, and principal
tourist agencies—Thos. Cook
& Sons, Raymond Whitcomb
Tours, etc., we can give you
valuable advice and first-hand
information about travel at
home and abroad.
Travel checks. Letters of credit.
TRAVEL BUREAU
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
FRENZEL BROS.
Dollars Never Stop to Eat or Sleep
when deposited in a Savings Account, hut go right on earning
more dollars for you.
On April Ist we will pay thousands of dollars to our de
positors. We hope you are among them. If not, start an
account AT ONCE so that we may include you at our next
interest date, October Ist.
We Pay 4*&% On Savings
MEYER-KISER BANK
136 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
STAR STORAGE BATTERIES
LOWER IN PRICE-MORE DEPENDABLE
Citizens Auto Supply Company
GET THE HABIT
Wear | NOE’S QUALITY ! Jewelry
MARCH SALE—2O per cent to 50 per cent off.
THE FLETCHER IVs. NOE
103 N. Illinois St. JEWELRY STORE. Opp. Terminal Station.
V ’ -
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American Paper Stock Cos.
Direct connection with large consumers of waste paper, In
suring top market prices. Special attention to school, church
and residence calls.
340 W. Market SL Main 6089
■■■■■■ ,
Electric Washing Machines
Guaranteed to wash 100 per cent clean.
‘' ,,ln ft Sold on convenient terms.
luto. 2s-m. HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO.
ALL WOOL
SUITS and
OVERCOATS
Honestly tailored to f*A
your measure for wll I *%ll
LEON TAILORING CO. V ill
131 E. New York St.
Announces to its pa
trons anew series of
twice-a-week dinner
concerts, presenting
Reg. $1.25 and $1.69
“Cones Boss-Union Made”
Work Shirts
Remodeling Sale Price
75c Each
Very strongly made, double
stitched double back; attached
collar, faced cufTs; all sizes 14
to 17.
f
Cjucnefid
o/uesday Special
Kayser’s
Imported
Chamois ette
Gloves
Two groups from our fin
est new stock; 18-button
length, 3-row crochet em
broidery. Also strap
wrist styles with spear
point embroidery. Color*
white, beaver, pongee,
mastic and brown. At
this unusually low price
for Tuesday only.
$1.29
-L 2 Pairs $2.50
Abolish
Roaches
It’s easy with the
SI,OOO GUAR
ANTEED
ROACH KILL
ER. Most effec
tive and conven
ient remedy
known.
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Three elzee, 35c, 65c, $1.25
VONNEGUT’S
120-124 E. Wash. St.
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LSMMWMTON SX.
Omit Washing Your Face But Never Your Teeth
So many are alert to eternal clean
liness because It ia considered a
friendly act to remind an acquain
tance that the face is smutted.
But who is to remind you, or no
tice that your teeth are neglected?
An unclean mouth poisons the stom
ach, and often leads to chronic
disease. Keep your mouth In condi
tion by having your teeth examined
regularly.
”1 neglected my teeth for year*.
They were extracted without pain bv
the People’* Dentist*. I give thl*
recommendation that others will not
delay the work which Is so necessary
to good health.”—Mrs. Marie Llese,
3846 E. Washington street, city. .
Sunday, 9 t. m. to 12 m.
THE PEOPLES DENTISTS
38 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Over Gauaepobl Trunk Store,
DETROIT VAPOR STOVES
PENINSULAR STOVES
GURNEY REFRIGERATORS
CHENEY PHONOGRAPHS
For Sale by
HOOSIER OUTFITTING CO.
443-5 E. Wash.
DISHES
Our prices are the lowest. Cups and
Saucer®, lOe up. Dishes, 0® up.
Little Furniture Store
211 E. Washington St.
CLOTHING
CREDIT
Hoyle i~s arick
JFfL CbtUaf C*.
M3-30S-M7 W. Washington St,
• Deers West Senate Aft