Indiana daily times. [volume], April 12, 1922, Home Edition, Page 14, Image 14

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FTIFIE curving line shows the beginning,
4- rise and decline of the money earn
ing ability of the average man at dif
ferent ages.
Are you making the most of the pro
ductive years of your life by banking
regularly a part of the money you earn?
Jfletrijer
Catlings anti Crust Company
Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania
RELIEF WORK
INTERRUPTED
When Funds Run Low Chil
dren Face Slow Starvation.
NEW YORK, April 12—Separating
those who will die If food Is denied
them, from those who will manage to
exist somehow. Is a heartrending task In
Armenia, relates a worker of the Near
East Relief.
“In every one of tha Tillages where
relief work is carried on there is the
same hungry, ill-kempt and often dis
eased crowd of pitiful little ragamuffins,"
be states. "From dawn until dark they
roam the narrow, dirty gutters, foraging
for food. All are hungry, many are des
perately so. Yet we can not feed them
all. A native ojak (stove) is quickly
built of brick and mud. supplies arrive,
and at once the soup kitchen begins to
operate. One bowl of soup and a piece
of bread is the portion per day to all who
come.
“For two weeks things run tinoothly,
then the fatal Mow. No more t upplies
on hand. Consequently there is no soup
the following day. The nest day it is
the same. No food, but a disappointed
crowd of pitifully hungry children.”
Death Wins Case of
Imprisoned Doctor
CHICAGO. April 12. Dr. J. C. Willi a,
at one time worth S-'iOO.OOO and repute 1
to be an authority on nervous diseases,
died a prisoner in the county jail hen*
today. He died of tuberculosis.
Dr. Willis was formerly a prominent
specialist at Louisville (Ky.i. He was
imprisoned on a charge of operating a
confidence game. He repeatedly evaded
trfhl. He told his attorney. A. J. Bedard,
that he was going to stay in jail and
tire out the witnesses against him.
Mystery Unsolved by
Recovery of Body
NEW YORK. April 12.—Finding of the
body of Ralph Wilson Broderick. Colum
bia University student, in the harbor near
the Statue of Liberty failed to solve all
mystery of his disappearance Dec 2*
last. University officials were unable to
determine whether death was due to ac
cident. suicide or foul play.
RUSSIAN FAMIST OVER.
LONDON. April 12 —‘‘There is now
ground for hope that the worst of the
Russian famine is over and that con
ditions will improve," said James Put
nam Goodrich, former Governor of In
diana. today. Mr. Goodrich has just re
turned from Moseow.
1?* The Servant^!
I PROBLEM ■
y is a tiling of no moment to the woman who keeps j
A house electrically. If lier menage is not too large, '
X she dispenses with servants entirely. The Electric A
V Washing-Machine, Vacuum Cleaner, Ironing Ma- A
chine. Dish Washer and numerous Electrical Cook \\
A ing Devices do a servant’s work quite as easily, more Yf
X thoroughly and AT LESS COST! y)
A\ If she must have servants ANYWAY—they stay; , Iy
ithey are not merely week-end visitors—they like to V
work in an electrically managed home.
Solve your servant problem by seeing \
any dealer member of the Electric Ap- \
li 1 pliance League. Learn their easy pay- n
ment plans on electrical home needs. \\
A JUST ASK! W
j The Electric Appliance League
A DEALERS WHOLESALERS M
11 HATFIELD ELECTRIC CO.. 102 S. Meridian St WESTERN ELECTRIC CO V
A) MODERN APPLIANCE CORP, 124 S. Pennsylvania tit'.’
34 8. Pennsylvania St. INDIANAPOLIS ELECTRIC SLPPI Y CO V
Aj ELECTRIC SPECIALTIES CO., *’,• ” 0\
\y 144 E. Ohio sL + 'NTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC CO.. \
211 S. MoC rea St. V
Al SANBORN ELECTRIC CO., 309 N. Illinois St. VARNEY ELECTRIC (O I’l s \\
HI SKILLMAN ELECTRIC CO.. 5 VV. Market St c - M C- ELECTRIC SALES CO./' M U
A | VONNEGCT HARDW ARE CO.. 507 ° dd r * ,,ow Bid*. \\
12# E. Washington St. . ,e, u _ \J
ELECTRIC GIFT SHOP. 113 E. Ohio >t LIGHI AND POWER fit
THE ELECTRIC SHOP, 40 Monument Circle. iNniivjpm ia , „ i\
}d ECREKA SALES CO. 34 8. Meridian St. circle A> " ,IEAT t 0 • \j
ll GO °. SHOP, HEAT AND LIGHT CO i)J
238 HaMaehuMtta At*. and V
PUBLIC PAYING
TOO MUCH—BECK
Congressman Says Coal Opera
tors Are Profiteers.
WASHINGTON, April 12.—Charging
the public is being subjected to "out
rageous profiteering" at the hands of coal
operators, Representative Beck, Repub
lican of Wisconsin, appeared today be
fore the House Labor Committee and de
manded Congress take action to throw
open to public inspection all the Income
and excess profits taxes of coal operators
and dealers.
This would reveal, Representative Beck
said, extortionate profits made by the
operators and dealers, whom he charged
with responsibility for the present strike.
RING WORTH *260 STOLEN.
Hazel Hall, 4 East Michigan street,
reported the theft of a diamond ring
valued at to the police early to
day. The ring was set with three stones,
according to a description given.
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens, Beautifies ’
35 cents buys'a bottle of “Danderine ’
at any drug store. After one application
of this delightful tonic you can not find
a particle of dandruff or a failing hair.
Besides, every hair shows new life, vigor,
brightness, more color and abundance
Advertisement.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
liSlpSfl
The Tickville Town Marshal was sum
moned to the Elite Millinery Emporium
Tuesday morning to frighten away a cow
that was standing on the walk gazing at
the green feather in the window.
Sile Kildew has brought to our sanc
tum the first fishing worm of the sea
son, which he captured this morning in
the garden.
Recall how much pleas
ure your own babyhood
pictures give you—and
remember to prepare a
f Jk similar pleasure for your
I childen by laying aside
WIWB for them extra copies of
the portraits you have
/ rJibSt made of them.
Ninth Floor. Kahn Building
SPECIAL!
Seeing
Is
Believing!
Come and see the wonder- f
ful bargains in CENTRAL
WALLPAPERS. Several
thousand rolls of paper3
discontinued from our
wholesale lire and selling
at RETAIL at tremendous
reductions.
Central Service
Department Only
Central
Wallpaper and
Paint Co^
127 S. Meridian St.
Indianapolis.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES-
EVANS’
E'llowP
By using
this every-purpose flour
You can make the most delicate
cake, flaky pie-crust or just plain,
wholesome bread, and be sure of
equally good results every time.
Your grocer has EVANS’ E- Z
BAKE FLOUR. Ask for it.
APRIL Showers bring May
flowers but a Studebaker
Light Six Coupe at $1475 de
livered brings pleasure the
whole year.
Eats Everything
A man who for years had been com-
P elle( l to decline this and that kind of
VL / 1 [ 1 1 food because he was UNABLE TO
1 ' ' 4 L. ■ CHEW, now having a full set of teeth
which give him no trouble whatever. Is able to eat EVERYTHING.
Much of the pleasure of life is in eating, and in eating VARIOUS
KINDS of food. Why not INSURE your pleasure by having us at
tend to your teeth.
Go* fur I’&inlfKg Extracting. Just a
quiet, gentle eleep —you feel nothing.
EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists
( ornrr East Market St. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.
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Honest Service. Reasonable Price,
SHIRLEY BROS. CO., Inc.
UNDERTAKERS
OFFICES—94B N. Illinois St., 3877 E. Washington St., 3020 N. Illinois St.,
2108 W. Michigr- 3t.. 2815 E. Washington St.
Circle 1913. Auto. 31-138.
Amb. Service. Wn Manufacture Onr Own Cement Caskets.
vL 3 lbs. Extracted Hon ay, 75c
1 POI ND, 30C
THE HONEY STORE
f 152 NORTH DELAWARE ST.
rax A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEX WILL BRING XOC RESt'LT
fEastefltaaif
t for Men &.Women J
Our window displays prove the
smartness of our footwear.
Their long shapely sendee will
1 prove their amazing quality.
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r — TT~, — 46-48 East Washington St. | „ . n .—
c )mart Oty/es ... _— .1 |/Vodensietrices
Easy to Play $A AC“
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The Edison Shop Pennsylvania Street
In Which Class Will You Be?
Statistics Show—
that out of one hundred healthy men —26 years old—
-36 will die before the age of 65.
1 will be rich.
4 will be fairly prosperous.
5 will be supporting themselves.
f>4 will bo dependent upon friends, relatives or
cold charity for support.
SAVE NOW so you won’t be one of the 54.
$1 Will Open An Account If You Can’t Begin
With More.
We Pay on Savings
Meyer-Kiser Bank
136 East Washington Street.
Get One of Our Home Savings Banks.
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Change of Time
In
Passenger Service
On
ASI Divisions
Sunday April 9th
Ask Agent for Information
UNION TRACTION CO.
of Indiana
Is Your House Wired for Electricity?
Why Not Wire It on the Payment Plan?
Estimates cheerfully given. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Hatfield Electric Company
MAin 0123. 102 South Meridian Street.
A Splendid Selection of Footwear for
f|L EASTER
Here at the THRIFT SHOE STORE you can find
j us f the shoes you want for Easter, and at rea
sonable prices, too. Our policy of doing a
a volume business on a small margin of profit en-
E aided us to bring prices back to the good old
™ W /1 common-sense level —$2, $3 and $4. Come in
/ | tomorrow!
THRIFT
X SHOE STORE
MERCHANTS BANK eLOO-DOWNSTA/RS
children s sizes at $1 and up. Washington and Meridian Streets
APRIL 12,1922.
Daniels
A Washington and Delaware.
I Open Every Night
I This Week
H For the oonvenienos of customers
g who will want their Spring Suits
I I
U Doctors know the splen- D
A did results obtained with n
I WHA C O Appliances. U
y Ask your own physician.
I He will say, “A WHACO I
|| Truss, by all means.” D
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Established 1885.
jffrffliiTWE 84 West Ohio St.
sJirjMjl Indianapolis, Ind.
MKMw Complete Line of fl
VWiIP/ Sickroom Snpplles y
I MINERS STRIKE! ■
COAL SHORTAGE! ■<
HIGHER PRICES! I
The conservative buyer Is B
laying In his winter coal K,
Coke 910.00 I
Pocahontas Lump... 88.25 H
Pocahontas M. R.... 96.75 ■
Kentucky Lump ....97.75 I
West Va. Splint 5T.75 9
Linton No. 4 96.50
MESaM
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Guaranteed Glasses
NEW LOW PRICES.
Deep curved lenses In any an
frame in stock 04.UU
Rimless eyeglasses, com- aa
plete with chain Jj.UU
No extra charge for examination.
Dr. L. H. RATLIFF
417-18 Occidental Building.
MAin 5577.
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GET THE HABIT
WEAR
j NOE’S QUALITY
JEWELRY ~ 1
THE FLETCHER M. NOE
JEWELRY STORE.
103 N. Illinois st. Opp. Terminal St*.
V J
GLAZER’S
New Location
211 E. Washington SL
(Paid Political Advertisement.)
ij* EDWARD A.
||L RAMSAY
County Recorder
IPvvfef J Republican Primary,
Offers Service and Experience.
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Cuticura Soap
SHAVES
Without Mug
Catleorm Soap is ths f srerits forssf styrmxar .bSTlng-
Mending Tissue of e th2 s ag!
No sewing or darning. Repairs clothing,
silk, satin, cotton goods, ribbons, fabrics
of all kinds, kid gloves, mackintoshes,
umbrellas, carasols. stockings, etc. Pack
age postpaid 15 cents, two packages 25
cents. Address PENN PUBLISHING
CO.. Blairsville. Pa.
Blnckhuna
dascaß&al PillL .
I IS BOSES . 15c
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