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VI 10 BASH RIVER ATHIGH STAGE AT TERRE HAUTE Caches 20.2 Feet and Continues to Rise DAGGER PASSED, BELIEF (r-il la The Indianapolis Kevsl HAUTE. JnL, March ll The river passed th twen ty-foot star last nlht aad today ood at 0.3 feet, mora than four ft above the flood viae at this The rleer reached a stare of lt.S ft Sunday nlgrht.then dropped Mooday to 1.2 feet. Tuesday it raised to ll.t (Mt again and eoa-tlnued to rata throughout the nlerht, reaching; Its highest atage tbia aea on. The river wti at 111 rising- early Wednesday, and there according to Ir0. K.

Moery, United State weather forecaster, a possibility of the watera reaching or passing the 29.9-foot mark. The rata. It waa said, wo aid hare tittle effect on the river unless more rain comes than has been predicted. Heavy ralna la the valley to the north of Terre Haute each aa fell laat week would aend the watera to a dangeroue- point. However, roore beavy ralna are not predicted.

rXKtoa to voluntary petition fa bankrvpttr baa fi4 to federal court by Wmum B- Cohen, doing boelneea under the nana of The Beet Talk. 129 Wee Washing. tne etreet. Be beta bla ttabiSUes at $17,894 and bis assets at 94.843 1 Schubert Murat Theatre March 22 Attend this recital end note the individual qualities that distinguish this great tenor. Then go to the store of any dealer in Victor products and hear the Victor Records by McCormack.

Note how faithfully his renditions are portrayed on the Victrola. Ask specially to hear his record MeUtersinger" and "The Trumpeter" (6209). 3 1 dj JAM rvictjrola. Wtor Talking VUftrtne Compears COLOGNE EVACUATION HINGING ON aa-o mat tney bad a reed on special questions to be put to the allied war committee. Marshal Foch still la waiting for the Indications necee- ary to enable him and bla col leagues on the committee to make the supplementarr report asked for The Impression In French circles that the whole matter will be held TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA Tbe old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening cat advantage.

A. aT you must drive THE INDIANAPOLIS: NEWS, "WEDNESDAY, 3IAECH 18, SECURHY City May Remain Occupied for Indefinite Time. GERMAN STAND AWAITED By the Aaooelatsd rreeel PARIS. March 1 Diplomatic eir- clea believe tbe Coloime bridgehead fa lilcely to remain occupied for an indefinite period ae a consequence of tbe rejection by tbe British of the league of nations aecurlty protocol. Tbe British always bare beld tbe evacuation of tbe oriagenead onrM not to be tied up with the question of security, bat ehoald be effected, ti soon n' the Germans com plied witb the treaty on tbe special points brought out by the military control mission report.

Tbe French however, -atl II Insist the treaty ol Versailles authorise the- allies to remain in the oecopied sonea aa tone aa they are satisfied the treaty ob-lirations have not been complied wn n. Tbe governments still are discuss Ids; fa what form the matter eeen tually shall be presented to Oer-msny, and while It waa semi official! jr announced several days erraT. streaaea faded hair is errand moth- era recipe, and folks are again using It to keep their a arood amir even color, which quite sensible. aa we are liv Ing In an age when a youthful ap pearance la of the srreat Nowadays, though, we don't have the troubleeome task of gathering tbe sage and tbe musay mixing at home. All drug etorea sell tbe readv-to-uee product.

Im proved by the addition of otber Ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." It is very popular because nobody can oiscovsr it nae been applied Simply moisten your comb or i soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morn Ing tbe gray hair disappears, but what delights tbe ladlea. with Wyettfe Sage and Sulphur Com- found, la that, besides beautiful-y darkening the hair after a few applications. It also produces that soft luster and appearance of abundance which -Is so attrac tive. up until it Is seen wbat line la to be taken by Germany In tbe discussion of the aecurlty question and her admission to the league of nations. FOB ARBI decision.

MarrUee Oom Cobb and Mabel to 'qpprectate 1 Special Sedan -f 'Ts t7 XT I I AN I at factory rcnos. Baldwin Renllea te 4uetlewe In BeiM ef Ceameaa. 1 By fbe Aeoo reared -trees March It- Stanley Baldwin, prima minister, replying to a questioner in the bouse of commons today, said bo thought It already was known tbat It was tbe desire of the rovernment to pro mote the redaction or armaments by any appropriate means, but ne waa a-lad ef the opportunity of again making It clear. DISCUSS FEDERAL JOBS ThJrteeutb District laera Cwueiaer Hew Cowrt Appointments. POVrra EESD, Ind-.

March II. Rennhlfenn nartv leaders of the Thirteenth district met in south Bend laat night to discuss appointments of officials for the newly created federal court. The district and rsnntr chairman, alter conrer Ing with Judge Thomas W. Slick. adjourned without arriving at any W1w Li tz and Miame Kirath.

Alfred CuiUson and UlUe Guthrie. Junrm Studer and Xarsaret Hochea. Richard Lm and Grace Herns. Btrth Bcearee. Jene and Carroll Adkine.

Deaeenees Hospital, girt. Arthur and Generlere Lyday. 420 K. Bilcy. rtrl.

Georcs and Jesnnette Colbne. Vetbodist Boepttai. girl. Edward and Elsie Morris. Methodist Boe pttal.

sir I. Jack and Lela St. Clair. 8t. Ttneant Hoe-pital, etrt Mirhael and Catherine Haney.

Si. Tin-ceat Hovpitai. girl. Grge and Ebsabelb SUffy. St.

Tin-cent Hopttai. rtrl. Clarence and Bertha Slier. W. Thlrtr-eneond.

elrl. Orea and Iaes yruite. S208 W. MlchUran. flrL Robert and Bearietta Bays.

121 1 Col Aaa and Verna Webb. 1M2 RHnr. rirl. Paator and Anatha DeJesua. 030 E.

Ray mend. girl. rreemaa and Batel MlUer. itoo soma John and Mildred Jones. wominn, Cecil and Led a Mills.

202S Ashland. 'arVy and Etta Shirley. Methodist Boe- WtMar5tn'and Belen Brunson. 749 IJvlns- "Harry' aad Grace Adama. 1087 N.

War- "Henand lU.abetb Daele. 828 W. ata and Basel Bafrel. 8118 V. Haw Jersey, boy.

Peatb Betarae. Emma Eberhardt. 78 years. 858 Eae drlTa. Woodruff, eng-lna pectoris.

Timothy J. DrlacoU. years. 812S N. rUlnoia.

aorta lhrombos. Alma Klaae. 65 years, S025 Broadway. camtnoma. Martha Barnett.

85 years. 817 rrancrs B. Kxler. 30 years. S174 Sta tion, sAite myocarditis.

AAmm 1 Mmr Dolored Or- Dhn' Home, pulmonary tuberculoms. MiohseJ Nichols. 71 years. 219 W. Twenty-iMh.

gaatro enteritis. iMh. Weber Tome. 23 yeare. 429 HiwwiM autj mnmrditll.

Ruhr B. Roach. 1 year. 643 Charlotte, nVkrinina? rnugh. Hannah Miller.

78 years. 1280 Edge- fnont. omrrinom. Seeing the car alone you would expect a much higher pricee Considering both car and pripe, you will be first to agree that here is junmatched value just the value you have been looking for. flf Five -passenger Fisher Body, DucO finish, powerful, ecoripmical six-cylinder Engine, four-wheel brakes, balloon tires in everything you want- You iiiust see and drive this car to appreciate it- The G- M- A- C- Deferred Payment Plan actually saves you money on time purchases.

Come in today. Oakland Motor Gar 11th at Meridian J. M. Oakland Sales C. Capital City Oakland Sales Elliott Oakland Sales 3531 M8twbusettJ Are.

849 TirriBi At. 347 W. 30th St. McGinty Oakland Sales Larin Arnold Oakland Sales 109; Kentucky ''Ave. 322 N.

Capitol 'Ave. GOOD X7 I Wash- AUTHORITIES BELIEVE LEGOTftW Tell of $11,000 In Hiding on Farm Near Markle. FRIEND HELPED. IS BELIEF Special to Tbe fndlanapolla Kewe BLCTFTON. Ind March It- Tbat Ralph Lee, convict, who escaped from Franklin Sunday, baa obtained tll.000 'loot which be and others bad la biding Markle is the belief of officials here who have gathered information tending to show that man In a car who it la believed aided Lee to escape, visited the place where tbe money waa bidden Last week.

Tbe loot was placed fn biding by Lercy Brickley. friend of Lee, according to officers who say they hart obtained from Mrs. Brickley a letter in which her husband said be had buried Sll.vOe under rock on bta uncle's farm. In tbe meantime Brickley baa been aent to prison at DAILY VITAL STATISTICS B3rel t. Paacheff.

9 yeare. 721 W. Tar- Bont. bronrho-pneumonia. Heracnel E.

Gill. 52 yeare. 701 E. ScntA-n. orrame heart disease.

Robert Soita. 45 years. 317 W. roar- tjsenlh. bronens-tiBeuaionla.

Cheater Hams. 24 years. Tsiaiy-ionru and Park, (raetured saoii. aeooenuu. Lraretia McDowell.

87 years. 807 Tweoty-third. hroaie yarruUr heart die- "EiisabeO Behr. 41 yeare. 241 W.

Gin ber. anrin pectorie. Thoraas Andrew Wlnterrowd. 82 years. 18f New Jersey, arterloecierewa.

Charles D. Johnson. AS years. 2284 It Pennsylvania, acute myocardiUa. 94 OO.

BslUUg renaite. Lang. addlUea. 2115 Broadway. B.

Thompson. addlUon, 8111 Broadway, 1250 C. J. Hock err. reroet 1918 W.

Miobt- raa. 9119. M. Stewart, reroef tarage. 14 Graham.

35. C. B. Eran. reroef.

IBIS Broadway tea. K. 8nuih. rarags. 18J4 K.

Miane- E1U Clay, garage. 1320 Moaklnguav 9199. Ella Gay. addition. 1829 Moekinruav mo M.

Stork en. en large, znsj central, James Lowe, wreck. 315 Erie, fbO J. Mcliamoo. dwelling.

1325 cordeu. uwemns. oei a. Maderia. M.

CordeU. rumaos. sei awrawa. William rox. aamuoo, zie siagieisa.

10- rmrt Haia. reoLsce. cj i jeirersoa. J. P.

Hickman, addition. 205 Haodrtcka. llb.t r. Klser. aooiuon, 9ll wasaingwn 9400.

Albert Zlns. enlarge. ZS E. iows, Indianapolis Times, booth. XxpoaiUon building.

1135. rred Cordes, garage. ui teicaw. A. Resell, building.

Tenth and War-man. 95.300. Walter Evans, dwelling. 1544 Sprues. J3.500.

Walter Evans, furnace, 1544 Sprees. $135. Robert Hopper, addition. 2511 Columbia, $150. J.

Florence, reroof. 685 E. Pratt. 81T5. M.

Stewart, addition. 428 N. Randolph. $150. H.

B. ZeHer. garage, 124 8. Trauh. 8150.

y. Cbamberlln. garage. 1830 Hall place, $805. E.

B. aimer, aweumg. a.ai urunj. S3 500. E.

P. Palmer, dwelling. 817-19 Bradley. $3,500. Otto Boerchert.

addlUen. 2214 Pieasaat. $103. Tom Parry, furnace, 419 N. Keystone.

$200. Meyer Company, addition. 538-40 B. Market. Jl.OOO.

C. Stuart, garage. 3848-50 Byram. 9250. Lilly Varnish Company, factory.

670 8. California. $50,000. George Burch. dwelling.

631 Mlnne-sots. 90.1 OO. Georre Burch, furnaces. 631 B. Minnesota.

$300. Mary Moflett. reroof. 6511 CniTereity. $150.

Bee Realty Company, dwelling. Dearborn. 93.000. Bee Realty Company, furnace. Dearborn.

$150. Bee Realtv Company, dwelling. Dearborn. $3,000. Bee Realty Company, furnace.

Dearborn. 15f. W. E. Rhees.

sddiuon. WHO Tork. $300. F. Mcreeters.

addition. iJl aroo r.ur Masrart. rarate. fib John IXugan. reroof.

2345 2985 N. 2985 N. 2989 N. 2989 N-E. New Johason.

Leavenworth. Kaa for forsnar stot- S800. Capt tol. $100. U.

o. nawaon. store, vin t. siiiy-ionnn. Fred Daniels, 1347 N.

Olney. $5,300. Fred Daniels, rurnace. 1347 Olney. $300.

w. Beck, store. Howsru ana Keie- ner SOt). N. W.

Beck, furnace. Howard and Reis- ner. $200. 9. KunroHt.

fumsce. 1S.W Bartn. $178. E. F.

Wells, reroof. 2125 Park. $150. L. K.

Orr. dwelling. 037 Olin. $2,000. B.

H. Bow. dwelling. 3301 N. Arsenal.

$2 500. b. H. now. aweiiing.

3303 n. Arsenal. $2,500. a. h.

how. awe 1 ung. 33.JU arsenal. rnment compensation checks. Lee anq in nnknown man In tbe auto- moeue.

baring knowledge of the biding place of the loot gained possession of it. ofricers aald. LEK CALLS HIS SISTaUU I Turner, reroof. 341 W. Tweoty-eisth.

$140. J. Turner, garage. 341 w. Twenty-si itb.

$75. Star Store, replace. 30O W. Wsshington. $20.

Kingan a replace. 700 W. Washington. $200. Real Silk Hosiery replace.

824 Soble. $10O. Long Hospital, replace. 1050 W. Michigan.

$75 Methodtot Episcopal Hospital, replace. 10O4 N. Capitol. $150. Boncilla Co repair.

115 8. Pennsyl- rums. $150. Lexington Reslty Co repair. 1142 N.

Meridian. $100. National Biscuit Co, Daly and Pino. $100 BobbMerrlll replace. 18 E.

Vermont. $10O. Ballard Flats, repair. 142 E. Ohio.

975. Occidental Realty repair. 41 Vt. Washington. $150.

Board of Trade building, repair. 143 B. Meridian. $75. Rose La re Co- remove.

400 8. Me ridian. SSOO. Century Building Company, repair. 24 9.

Pennsylvania. $100. Taggart Baking company, repair. 18 n. Sew Jersey.

$150. Pettis Dry Goods Company, cables. 33 E. Maryland. $50.

A. F. Swlckhard. rarage. 554 ft.

Oriental. $200. Habing Realty Company, dwsloag. 1619 Harlan. A.

E. GUdden, dwelling. 5750 College. $7,500. A.

E. GUdden. furnace, 5750 College. A. Lynch.

dweUlng. 2601 Temple. $2,200. J. A.

Lynch, dwelling. 2605 V. Temple. 00 Brothers, excavate. 2849 M.

Gale. S1K0. I. Frank Perktna, dwelling. 1124-81 8.

Belmont. $4,250. Frank Perkina. furnacea. 1124-31 S.

RrlmonL 9-400. Vlnan BUesback, reroof. 1119 Leonard. Richard Pedlow. reroof.

829 8. Emersoa. E. V. Ban.

dwsUtng. 1131 Taeoma. S3 500. E. B.

Ball, rarage. 1129 JS. Tacoma. $200 Bright EYES Are An Asset Clear. aparklinK EYES are an aid to Toccryy bocn in business and society.

Keep your EYES const truly -bright and alert through the daily use of Murine This harmless lotion instandy imparts new life to dull, heavy EYES. Chicaso, far FREE Ey Cart Book BL L. newaaa Telia a Etteet te DtoeredJt tbe bbertft. 1 tSpeeUl to Tbe Tadlanapone Newel FRANKLIN. Ind, March II Franklin authorities, according I Cherlee Bowea.

aherlff. bave taken a new angle ef tbe escape of Ralpb Lee from tbe Johnson County Jalk in tbia dty. Sunday alght-. Lee waa being beld. charged with tbe murder of Abner Peek.

Indianapolis Speed way grocer. Mrs. R. Plowman, of this efry. a sister ef Lee.

of ber own volition. told tbe officers late Tuesday tbat about a. m. XIondaT abe was at tract ed by some one tapping on tbe window at her home. and.

going to in aoor. saw ner brother. He told ber be did not coma for monv. and did not wish for anything, but had pro it en jail and bad come to bid her good-by. She asserted that she told Mm to star away from the bi OOOO MXRCHANIjI! SO Extra Large Size Muslin Nightgowns, These e-owns are Identical with Ith described armholee.

selllor at 11.29. 111" I 1 I I I I I Tl cities, or the authorities sure to capture him. raetaeat would wnen asked bow he had arot out. Mr. plowman asserted that Lee said a Franklin roan, whose name tbe sheriff refused to divulge, had nro- elded him with three eaws.

telling hlra "to go to It." The man also, according to Mra. Plowman, told Lee he waa a Democrat, aad that waa bla reason for helping blm. fact that the present aherlff. who the first Republican aherlff to be elected In Johnson county In thirty- live years. ied tbe aiater to believe tbat the saws may bare been riven by some one who was trying to dis credit tne nicer.

A suit for aa injunction te prevent tbe construction of a new dance partkoa at tbe Piggy Inn barbecue la aet Thirty-eighth street, was filed a superior court, Booea 5, Monday by Benjamin and Lata Bhyoearaon aad Harry CaHoa. piopeMi owners lTing la the vicinity. Norman E. MiDkaa. operator ef the barbecue, was iCned defendant.

It was aUegrd in the remptaint that Canons aad revelry at tne barbecue keep the plaineifs awake at erbt and that it bee censed the eatae of their property te depreoste. It was aQeged that the emetmruei ef the new dance pevtaoa weuld tend further te depreciate the property aad aaney persooe in the viciaity. DOWMSIMR' sea; ill i It Mil ial. AYRE3 SERVICE, $1.49 nlahtsowns as Tbese bave large Will Make Any Stomach Well If It dosnt yon can hare your- money back: aitr taiuns the first $1.00 box of Dr. Jack son's Digestive and Lirer Powder.

Any druggist will sell It to you on tbat absolute guarantee, or if be doea not secure It for yon take no eubatttute but aend ua your dollar and we will aend it to you postpaid aad give you your money back It you are net satisfied after taking It according to directions. Mra nlw. Shrlver, Troy. O- aays: -Suffered more than 11 years with gastritis, found nothing to beVp me. Vomited frequently, extremely nervous, lost weight and strength.

Had nervous break On box of Dr. Jackson a DigeatlTs and Liver Powder broucht Immediate relief. Get it todar or send to ns for It. The Jackson Medicine Co, anesvuie. Ileeka Tepeadab)o Drag gtoreeu MM, LOW PRlCCi 1T Tvf W-'" "grl A Special Purchase for Thursday Large T7 The dresses were made by a manufacturer who specializes only in largo women's dresses.

They were selected in New York last week by our buyer who is thoroughly experienced in the requirements of large women. 10 $15 Trico knits, crepes, crep hack 8tlh8, Batin Cantons, flat crepes, crepe de chine, faille silks, printed silks, nagel twill, twillsheens, foulards and "printed silks. New ensemble dresses, ensemble effects, straightline models, panels or styles with embroidered desirns or novelty ornaments. Choose from black, filvy, brown, cocoa, cranberry, new green. SPRING DRESSES NEATLY TRIMMED.

j-J5 Adapted from new and adranced model and cut -with plenty of fullness to meet tha special requirements of Dm lars Hundreds of oar customer! have been made by just such offerings as this. Sizes 42H to MH. Courteous salespeople to civ you Quick and -competent semce. IN REGULAR SIZES. WELL STYLED.

PRICE Special Spring Showing of New Muslin Nightgovms New spriax merchandise fresh and crisp from the manufacturers no ready in the Moslia Underwear Dept. Nightgowns of nice quality muslin, fashioned with long sleeves, V-neck front and yoke back, neatly trimmed with lace, a few tucks, bits of in- sertion and embroidery; sizes 15, 16, 17.. L2 Nev Voile Curtains Tub Fast and San Fast Complete With Valance and Tie-Backs Pure white voile curtains with double row of colored ruffles your choice of pink, blue or laeender. Their simplicity and fresbneaa baa a distinct charm. Guaranteed sunfast as well as tubfast aad will be -replaced witb a new pair should color fad or wash out.

5V Extra Sizes In Sateen Costume Sups Bodice top styla witb fitted bins; plain beat or fane 7 flounce, cut full to slse and werr well finished: btaek. ltrbt blue, navy and purple. Eises 48 to 12. Other Muslin Govms, QQ Their Price, Oit Fashioned witb round. aad square necklines, trlmmloce ef lace and embroidery, ntcelr finished ferments; short sleeves; alses 18 aad 12.

Competent Workmanship ts a feature af our hie P.e-palrlas; Department. While rou-walt or delivery esre- ice. aa desired. Men's 77 Soles. id- Women's and ChQ- Pf.

dren'a Soles OUU OK. neels Odl, aVepelrW Peyrt New Shipment of Full-Fasbioned (tl Q0 m. Sfs 1 'I Hose tor woving tols Medium weight silk to top; hem lined with fire quality mercerized lisle which gives long service; high spbeed ankle with lisle heel, toe and sole; very attractive and practical. Black only. Sizea 7tt to 10.

Women's Rayon Hose, Exceptional Values, 39c Pair "Witb bammed rayon plaited toppe tlvct with aablon marks, yarrow spliced ankle, donbla heels and toes aad double soles; size IS to 19; irregulars; black and colors. the Tair Children's Mercerized Half Socks, "Pi if 15r An assemblare af colors la shown ta theee mercerised half socks with close ftttles; cuffs; nlaln kiir bf fine ouallty mercerised lisle, with fancy mi niain knit tons: plain colors aad styles; pretty Ufht shades la sues to Irresulara. DOWNSTAIRS STORE OF GENE MOTORS 0R T' IF I v't A.