Indiana daily times. [volume], May 05, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 10, Image 10

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Money to Loan
on New Dwellings
and Medium
Priced New
Apartments
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&atomgs anu Crust Company
NO REDUCTION
IN MINERS’ PAY
Lewis Says Coal Purchases
Should Not Depend on
Wage Cut Theory.
J ohn Lewis, president of the United
Mine Workers of America, predicted to
day In a statement Issued at headquar
ters that there will be no reduction in
miners’ wages. He declared the United
Miners •would resist any attempt to dis
turb the present relations between em
ployes and employers and urged that
the public should not delay the purchase
of coal In the hope that wage cuts will
bring cheaper fuel.
Mr. Lewis’ statement Is as follows:
“There will be no reduction of wages
in the organized sections of the coal
mining Industry. The mine workers are
cow working under a scale of wages fixed
by the United States Bituminous Coal
Commission, created by the President,
and which functioned under governmen
tal authority. These wage schedules were
written Into an agreement between min
ers and operators, which will not ter
minate until March 31, 1922.
“There can be no modification or
abrogation of this agreement in any coal
producing district without disturbing the
integrity of the contract throughout the
nation. The United Mine Workers will
resist any attempt to dlstnrb the aquanl
tnity of Its present contractual rela
tions. The present acute depression in
the mining Industry, with consequent
widespread unemployment and distress
among the mine workers, is not in any
way attributable to the wage schedules
now In effect. Production costs at the
present time are such as to enable coal
to be produced and furnished the eon
eumlng public at a price relatively lower
than any other basic or essential com
modity.
“Users of coal should not delay pur
chase upon the theory or with the hope
that any reduction of wages will be ac
cepted by the mine workers. Statements
to the contrary have no basis in fact.’’
PASTOR BRINGS
BOYS TO COURT
Persuades Two Vehicle Takers
to Surrender.
Harold Elliott, 19, 744 Madison avenue,
and Jesse Robinson, 21, 2049 Poland
street, accompanied by the ltev. George
S. Henninger, pastor of the East Tenth
Street M. E. Church, appeared in Criminal
Court yesterday and surrendered them
selves to Judge James A. Collins. The
young men were wanted on charges of
vehicle taking, having forfeited their
bonds.
The Rev. Mr. Henninger became ac
quainted with then, heard their stories,
and advised them to give themselvea up,
promising to accompany them to court.
Tha pastor explained that ha believed
Elliott had settled down and reformed.
Elliott was fined SSO and costs and
Robinson was fined $25 and costa and
sentenced to serve sixty days at the
Indiana State Farm.
Lloyd Kentner. a former constable,
was fined $250 and costs and sentenced
to serve six months at the State Farm
on a charge of assault and battery.
Earl Gadd, charged with vehicle taking,
was fined $25 and costs and sentenced
to serve thirty days In Jail.
10 Ripple Tickets
for 75 Cents Now
Ticket fare on the Broad Ripple line
of the Union Traction Company of In
diana lines has been changed by the
public service commission from six
tickets for 60 cents to ten tickets for
75 cents. The change, making a redac
tion In ticket fare of slightly less than
1 cent on each ticket, was made at a
conference of the commission yester
day.
No change was made in the cash fare
of 10 cents between Broad Ripple and In
dianapolis, with a 5-cent fare from Fifty-
Third street. It Is expected the order
for the new ticket rate will be Issued
soon. The change was agreed on after
a conference with the traction company
officials.
SPRING MEDICINE
The body U like a machine, it has to
be adjusted to the condition under
which it Uvea. Spring marks the change
cells become Ejf;
to resist the effects of heat, and ita hand
icaps. Drugs may stimulate temporary
action. But Father John’s lledicine con
talnr no drugs, no alcohol, but one of
Nat re's great food-medicines, which is
easLy digested and promptly made use of
by body cells. In use for over sixty-five
years. Try it. —Advertisement.
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Complexions
Are Healthy
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CLOTHING
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WATCH FOR OPENING
OF
NEW GLOBE STORE
AND ANNEX
WETOGRAPH Secret Writing System
Invaluable for lovers and for keeping
roeipea. addresses, oecrst memorandum of
other information safe and private. No
stranger oan read your postals if you uaa
the Weto Graph. Great fun for lovers or
friends. Don't miss it Bond 10c and we
will send the Weto Graph by mail with
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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
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Jefferson Potlocks has lost his watch.
He lost it somewhere between here and
Hog Ford, and notifies the traveling pub
lic to listen for it.
Sile Kildew, who has had a courtshlp
by-mall affair with a lady residing the
other side of Tickville for the last sev
eral months, said he had hope of getting
married, but that the mail carrier was
so slow she went and took some other
fellow last week.
Sim Flinders, who has been laid np
with rheumatism in both feet. Is con
valescing. Tobe says a person doesn’t
know how handy his feet are In walking
until he gets so he can’t use them.
She Shot Husband in
Self Defense, Finding
CHICAGO, May s.—Mrs. Thomas Row
land was free today of the charge of
murdering her husband, a dentist.
The coroner's jury decided that Mrs.
Rowland shot her husband In self-defense
and therefore was not guilty of murder.
“Irene" Malloy, the girl the doctor was
Infatuated with, was. at the inquest and
sat across the table from Mrs. Rowland.
Fourth Fluor State Life Building
' VOUK ONREStWCTtO CHOICE
®Any Hat in Our Store J||
Whether Formerly Priced $lO, sls up to $25 j|
Which Means We Are Practically Giving Them Away 2^||sg\
Sports Hats Banded Hats Feather Trimmed Hats
Taffeta Hats Transparent Hats Georgette Hats Genuine Hair Hats | /fiSCr/
AFRICAN OSTRICH FEATHER COMPANY YjfcggqV
Fourth Floor State Life Building
Economy Dry Wash
Anew service designed to reduce the cost of your family
washing. Outstanding features of the new service are:
Economy —2s lbs., (less )s2.lo
Over 25 lbs., eight cents per pound.
Safety —No losses, no mix ups
Satisfaction —No marks, no pins, no tags
Each Washing Done Separately
We do the washing—do it wonderfully well, in soft water, using
only the purest soap. We Iron the flat work. That’s ECONOMY
DRY WASH at the Progress Laundry. Cost, $2.10 for 25 pounds
or less; 8 cents per pound over 25 pounds. No washing taken in
this department for iess than $2.10.
No change in "ROUGH DRY.” This is a separate department
and does not affect aEy other branch of Progress Laundry service.
We do any kind of laundry work that is done anywhere.
MAin 0237; Automatic 20-371 420 East Market St.
Work Called for and Delivered Gratis
Economy Dry Wash Dept.
Progress Laundry
is next Sunday
How pleased she will be with your
Gift of a Handsome Handbag
Anybody’s mother may wear flowers
on Mother's Day, but for your own
dear mother—a gift more personal,
more individual and distinctive! A handbag
of the known Charles Mayer & Company
quality would be most pleasantly appropriate.
We can help you choose from a number of
stately and dignified leather bags, or, if you
prefer, the summery silk moires, black and
dark colors lined with lustrous soft-toned
flowered silks or satins.
Leather Bagrs, Silk Bags,
$3.50 up to $35 $5 up to $25
Silk Umbrellas of Beautiful Quality
would also be welcomed
by mother. These are
just as useful in protect- To Inclose With Your
ing against summer sun Gift—Greeting Cards,
as against spring rain. Tender, appropriate sen
in colors of blue, green, tlmenta for Mother’s Day.
mimic also black Suited also to her who
purpie, aiso mac*. has been .. Jußt , lke a
$7.50 to $16.50
(Tax not Included)
Charles Mayer & Company
29 and 31 W. Washington St. Established 1840.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 5,1921.
* HEADACHE
S'* -AT the top of the head
S . \ i, AT the side of the head
*rtJ&sil' _ \ “ A-T the back of the head
S' * AT the base of the head
L, .-*•... AT the temple or over the eye# la
xsvv caused by nerve pressure in some spe-
Ib j , vj, . cific nerve center.
8 me pressure and thereby
Remove the Cause
S os your headache trouble.
I have done It for other#. Why not you ?
„ CONSULTATION FREE
and a thorough explanation of how
' Chiropractic appUea to your indi
’ rldnal cos*.
(Vjy* CHIROPRACTOR
Wm. f
Honrs: 1 to Sand 7 to 8 p. m. Sunday
and other hours by appointment.
Residence Tel., Randolph 7717. Office Tel.. Main 8941.
Prepare for Business
Every young man and young woman who Is Interested In following a
business career should take this opportunity to attend business college
If you are Juat through school; If you have been out for a year, or
for several years; If you have been working at anything you could get
to do, feeling that some day you would prepare fcr a better position;
In fact, whatever your situation, there could be no better time than
RIGHT NOW to attend business college.
THOSE WHO ARE TRAINED
are least affected by unsettled conditions. Not only are their chances
better now, but they always enjoy superior advantages In times of tha
greatest prosperity. That is always true. The calls upon our EM
PLOYMENT DEPARTMENT would surprise you. This school Is In
session the year ’round. No vacations. No Interruptions. Telephone or
write for information, or if ready Just be on hand May 9, or as soon
thereafter as possible, for day or night school. Fred W. Case, Principal.
Pennsylvania and Vermont—lst Door North V. W. C. A.—lndianapolis.
/ik Come Early Friday for it is
flil BARGAIN DAY
1 1 Our stock was never more complete than it is now, for
we have just received a large shipment, including many I J|&,;
numbers for the ladies as well as the men. Come in Fri- T-llpl&lp
day—you won’t he disappointed. JMjlls .
Ladies’ Oxfords, Straps, Pumps f
Black and brown kid, calfskin and
suede; excellent values; brand new
Early Men’s Shoe Special
xjßßjli \ Friday Stylish vlci kid gunmetals and
' i&i \ 'Wk tans, serviceable and coinforta- . (M
I i' English as well as wide
Friday Only, $2.98 '
Men’s Oxford Special
Men’s New Spring Oxfords, in black and
brown. Splendid values. For our Bargain
Friday Only, $2.93
CENT
We Save on Repairing
Gooi Rubbei Heels,
O’Sullivan or Wingfoot, 50^.
HORUFF’S
Birthday anniversaries
should always be re- w Jk
corded by Moorefleld’s f
portraits. Arrange a alt
mM
9th Floor Kahn Bids. "’•SSt
FISH
Fine Lake Mullets.\ Pound
Illinois River Carp. [ a
Bajrfield Bluefins. / IUC
Illinois River Sun- \
fIBIL / Pound
Medium Dressed l
Salmon. / ODa
Baby Tulibee \
Whiteflsh. /
Fancy Striped Bass. \ pound
Fancy Fresh
Trout. / /HA
Choice Red Catfish. )
Fancy Roe Shad j| A
(elegant), lb 4:UC
Many other varieties—
* We have them all.
WILLIS
337 East Market 3t.
Buy Your WatcTF
On Refined Credit Plan
/• EASY PAYMENTS
jrr —- Small paymeat down
UaJJ and weekly pay awl
thereafter.
Smnt, We can supply
yCdWpiWK, any requirement s
to quality a# a
Hfm/ k A range of price* tael
Bf / /"i t® will satisfy and wUI
Bri •** ] aijf meet your wishes.
iEV/fNyttf Von have all the
VB l r \ ¥IB advantages es a
'wQmDmT cash transaction
with the privilege
* of extended credit
Gray, Gribbea & Gray
Corner Ohio, lodlana aid Till not*
"Wftffinßia
M-M If, LLLINOIA II
APPAREL and
MILLINERY
FOB WOMAN AND ■—
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RELIABLE SPECIALTY GOODS
are obtainable in Hook’s very complete department. The services of
the expert in charge are yours at any time free of cost. Hundreds
have found relief and satisfaction here. We carry a complete line of
Maternity Beits, Abdominal Supports,
Stump Stockings, Elastic Hosiery
Shoulder Braces, Trusses
Our Wonder Non-Skid Truss is guaranteed to hold your rupture ta
place and give absolute satisfaction and comfort while wearing.
Examination and consultation free.
Mpf/t ft Truss Department
r WM. F. TOTTLEBEX, MGR.
M niiaois and Washington Sts.
Occidental Budding
A FLOCK OF FORDS Wd
A GANG OF MEN
■ Jfia t ALWAYS ON THE JOB, '
Hayes Bros.
RLOMB NO. MCATING -VNO VCNTILATiNv
-i MAIN 2495 AUFO 77-49 V
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SV Best Hat
Valu^in^City
nJf&Zue. <rf
Buying for cash and selling
for cash makes a whole lot of
difference. Every article in
this great store is a leader.
These are surely bargains at
$1.87
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded goes with every sale.
Washington & Delaware Sts.
IT HAPPENS
ONCE
TO
EVERY
WOMAN
HOW LONG DOES IT
LAST?
ALL WOOL
SUITS and
OVERCOATS
Honestly tailored to est I - A
your mes ure tor ■ M ■ Kll
LEON TAILORING CO. V ||
181 E. N*w York Bfc \J M
342-344 Virginia Avenue.
1108-1110 Fountain Square.
938-40 South Meridian St.
2630 Northwestern Avenue.