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'afeiy, silence and simplicity are features of Jthe new Ford six Br ak'e aTawaBBaBBBBr systei 1 fjj ONEof tlie first things you. notice when you drive the new Ford is the quick, effective, silent of its six brake system. This system gives you the highest degree of safety and reliability because the four wheel service brakes and the separate emergency or parking brakes are all of the mechanical, internal expand ing type, with braking surface fully enclosed for protection against mud, water, sand, etc. The many advantages of this type of braking system have long been recognized. They are brought to you in the new Ford through a scries of mechanical improvements embodying much that is new in design and manufacture.

A particularly unique feature is thc simple way by which a special drum has been constructed to permit the use of two seta of in tcrnal brakes on the rear wheels. The brake construction on the front wheels also is unusual. Here tHe brakes are enclosed without the Use of a leather boot or sliding joint to protecU the linkage between the brake rods and the mechanism on the brake plate. A further improvement is effected by the self centering feature of the four wheel brakes an exclusive Ford development. Through this construction, the entire surface of the shoe is brought in contact with the drum the instant you press your foot on the brake pedal.

This prevents screeching and howling and makes the Ford brakes unusually silent. Another feature of the Ford brakes is the ease of adjustment. The four wheel brakes are adjusted by turning a regulating screw conveniently located on the outside of each brake plaje. This screw is so notched that all four brakes can be set alike simply by listening to the "clicks." The emergency or parking brakes on the new Ford require little attention. However, should they need adjustment at any time, consult your Ford dealer for prompt, courteous, and economical service.

He works under close factory supervision he has been specially trained and equipped to help you get the greatest possible use from your car over the longest period of time at a minimum of trouble and expense. Ford Motor Company 11 RODEHEAVER LOSES SUIT Chorus Director, Hotel Partner to Pay Daraatea in Bellboy's Death. ISpedal to The Indianapolis New) WARSAW, January 23. Ilomer Rodeheaver, for many years chorus director for the Rer. BUly Sunday, and John Welch, owners of the Westminster hotel at Winona Lake, must pay $2,300 to Georgia Botts.

for the death of her son, Lamar Botts. age seventeen, who was Injured fatally at the hotel about three years ao. Judgment to this amount was Riven in the Kosciusko circuit court Tuesday by Judge L. W. Royse In the damage suit brought by Mrs.

Botts. Lamar Botts. em ployed as a bellboy at the Westminster I l.oi.el. was injured fatally when he i was crushed under a heavy trunk which he was attempting to handle. 1 The suit alleged negligence on the part of the hotel owners in having a slippery floor.

An agreement on the amount cf damages was reached before the cae went to trial. I cr? Will Cive Readings at Central W.C.T.U. Meeting T2E Patricia Grey Will Shop for You 3,1 nr TO Charge Account Merc PLAYS AND PLAYERS THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1020. 1 3 4 9 How to Escape Avoid so far as possible the places where flu germs are most apt to be; crowded cars; public meeting places; warm, 3tuffy rooms.

Be careful of close contact with others and bewara of all coughers and sneezers; breathe through the nose. Get lots of rest. Eat plenty of citrous fruits. Keep the bowels open. Take every precaution to keep in good physical condition, so your system will have high resistance gainst germs.

Above all, avoid catching cold. Any 4 cold may be the forerunner of flu. Take Bayer Aspirin at ths first sign cf a cold and you can ward it off. Gargle with Bayer Aspirin at first sign of sore throat as this will remove the infection. If you have any reason to suspect even a touch of flu, call your doctor.

AT THE THEATERS TODAY. Lyric Vaudeville and Pictures Continuous Films on View. CIRCLE Laura Le Plante in "Tr. Last Warning." also short talJtin subjects, a Fox Movietone news reel Drwa Byrd. organist.

APOLLO Dolores Del Rio and Chark Tarrell in The Red Dance." also Movietone skit with Joe comedian: a Movietone news reel and Vitaphone acts by Jack North, and Lipton and Terrell. INDIANA Alice White and Jack Mulhall in Naughty Baby." also Charlie Davis and his band in "Laff Dale Young, organist, and short reels. PALACE Dolores Del Rio and Forbes in "The Trial of 9 3." also Movietone vaudeville acts. Fox Movietone news reels, the M. O.

M. news reviews and Lester Huff, organist DREAM 42351 Station Street) Clara Bow. Buddy Rogers and Richard Ar len in "Wings." FOUNTAIN SQUARE Jack Mulhall in "The Butter and Egg also Billy McAree. singer, and Al Rlt ter, organist. UPTOWN (College at Forty econd) Wallace Beery and Louis Brooks in "Beggars of Life." KITZ (Illinois at Thirtr tourth I Sammy Cohen and Jack Pennick in "Plastered in Paris:" I ST.

CLAIR' (St. Clair at Ft. Hajnfl Belle Bennett and Jean Hersholt tn "Fools for Luck." EIVOLI (East Tenth and Dearborn) I W. C. Fields and Chester Conklin in "Fols for Luck." STRAND (Oriental and East Washington) Clara Bow.

Buddy Rogers and Richard Arlen in "Wings." ORIENTAL (1103 South Meridian) Joan Crawford in "Dream of Love." ZARING'S EGYPTIAN (Central and Fall Creek) Gertrude Olmstead and Joe Brown in "The Hit of the Show." Notes of the Stage. "Rose Marie," the musical play, will be heard in return engagement at English's for three nights and a Wednesday matinee, beginning next Monday. The piece, as those know who have heard it. ofiers a full evening of worth while entertainment. The casf.

will be headed by Virginia Fox In the title role. Paul Dcruh will sing the role, of Jim Kenyon. the hero who causes Rose Marie some unhappi ness before the final curtain. i MISS GLADYS BROWNLEE. Miss Oladys Brownlee will give a group of readings at the luncheon meeting of the Central W.

C. T. Thursday at the Home Economics Studio. 36 South Pennsylvania street. Harvey B.

Hartsock will speak in favor of the city manager plan of government and Lloyd D. Claycombe. state representative, will against the plan. Mrs. W.

W. Reedy will preside at luncheon which l.s to be served at 12:15 o'clock. Mrs. V. p.

Knode will lead the devotion. Reservations may be made with Mrs. R. B. Stover and Mrs.

George Eower $35,000 FIBeToSS Three Storr Downtown Building Block Burns at Laporte. ($1. U1 to The Indianaioha Nwi LAPORTE. January 23. A downtown three story building block was destroyed by fire here today.

The las was estimated at $33,000. It was occupied by a radio store and DAILY VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Kre.) Willi, and CnrMia David r. Maon and Pearl V. VYarrru Mhrrt M. Hunt and if Walts Arthur W.

Martin and BrWi't T. Carr. Rarmorv! D. Crawford and flrnwn A J. Olmin ind SaraJi Sgalok Arnold W.

Strn aTHi SflUf C. Ford John H. F.ktt and VV, ns C. Mint on M. and nian.

B. O.INri L. Small and Si'a PoweTl nirth Rrturna. ShlvVjr HuMab ITur.akfr. 334 Gnland.

sir'. Jm''1 and Hdna rt. I jtoi. nri. 1 rre'' aTHl D.il.y Hendron.

Winter plri. 1 Robert and Drtla Ward. fiOl S. Ar nj i rtrl. Lawitni and Franc Alton.

501 8 Arlington. y. Forrot and Cae. 120 Hancock. bor.

Arthur and Minnie Cffman. 84 S. Brt I mont. DOT. Miriam an.i tntitth McAdams.

308 S. VV.ilrotl. bojr. I Arthur and Roy NeSon. 137 Ewinr I boy.

FrwJrirk and Rena Vater. J5 N. Brd T. hoy. i Al and Thprra Rabin.

Mrthodi.t Roa i. I Iath Rrtnmt. I ClinrU Woolford. 51 Ttiri Iin T. I Dltal 2 T'a 12M Thirtieth.

broncho pnuniinla. William H. Ric. 74 yfara. City Hapi i tal.

carrlnomi. Jrnne Mil It. 3 jfan. 300 N. Walcott oi ontlio tnn iuininia.

h. Wiili.im Kr'pl i iaii Alihanu. ncoiiii iliti. Utiisc E. Kotd.

75 jdn, 1447 Mont A 1.. 11 v. a .113 w. Tenth. lobr pnrumot'la.

i IVniinn I' a vwnrwl no v.n. ow.i i "hii.g chronic mycx arditm. Am ind flnrrapion. 74 yearp. Methodl.t broiu ho piieuuioi.n Frank Burkner.

37 year. City Hoapital. i clinmio niycxnrditi. Walter 40 year. City Ho.pital.

cirrhosi of livr r. John 11. Wood. 71 ysr. 521 E.

Twenty. inlio renal dae. MiirKaiet Ann Tailentlre. 78 yrar. 1SU5 Fl tc ln lironcho jiremuont i.

Bailrfinc Permit. Vnio HudMn. 3114 N. llarding. dwell itifr.

dwfllirr. 1 r.innieiman. LKiniton. rw riMif. 100.

H.ury Beokenbauirh. 194'I Bloyd. xarare. E.irl riatton. 1C54 8.

Hiatt. arare. S.tin.75 i John Laxiaon. W. Twelltb.

repairs. Vnion Fruit 07 Indiara. hed. $73. J.

K. F.artman. Maacliuett. roof. 115.

tieorre Faaold. 210 Senate, addition. 5100. Charles Ten Eyck. 2449 Shelby, sarar.

A. Delbane. S01 N. Hamilton. rarac.

Erneat Edwarda. 3627 Ruckle, faray. Tb aj to treat it is to keep the nutee draining, locnjht, try ta Waaaaa away the draBaaa rota iaJactW ainunai tida aaaal caviry 4 tcxic safraiiiia. Guard Against "Flu" With Musterole Influenza with grippe and pneumonia, usually start with a cold. The moment you get thoee warning ache? rub on good old Musterole.

Musterole relieves the coneestlon and stimulates circulation. It has all the good qualities of the old fashioned mustard plaster without the blister. First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores then a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief. Have Musterole handy for emergency use It may prevent serious Illness. To Mothers: Musterole i alo made In milder form for babies and small children.

Ask. for Children's Musterole. Jars A Tabes II Smart Fur Trimmed Cloth Coats In Two Special Groups Regularly, $49.30 jto $59.50 PERFUMES $1 Rose a HA) si d'Or 2 for Lily de Q1 Vallee 2 for $1 Lilac de Ol Normandie 2 for $1.50 Boquet A Jarvaise 2 for OXwU $2.50 Boquet Alais QO (T A for 0 OU $5.00 la Nuit 2 for OO FACE CREAMS 50c Jarvaise Vanishing ftO," 2 for OUU 50c Jarvaise Cleansing PAn Cream 2 for OlJK, $1 Jarvaise Cleansing Cream 2 for OJ Regularly $79.50 to $S9JS0 Smartly stvled in the tailored and straichtlinc mode and fashioned of the season's smartest fabrics. Ia ishly trimmed with beautiful furs on collar and cuffs. PETTIS COATS.

SECOND FLOOR. 5uc Jarair Lemon Cream 2 for $1 Jarvaie Lemon Cream 5uc Jarvai. Night Cream 2 for $1 Jarvaise Night Cream 2 for 50c 2 for SI 50c SI 60c Jarvaise Cucumber flHf Astringent. .2 for UUv $1 Jarvaise Cucumber Astringent 2 for Oi FACE POWDERS 50c Suz Anne KCir Poudre 2 for uUt $1 Jarvaise Poudre 2 for SI $2 Narcisse la Nuit QJ Poudre 2 for 0 300 Pairs NewKid Gloves Slightly BBVBBBBBaaaBaaBBBBBBBBBBaBBBV Imperfect While Thev Last Thoe lovely kid, lambskin and capesktn gloves art only i lightly imperfect, vhich In no way affect their wearing qualities. Novelty cuff and sports style.

All colors. On these cloves there will be no refunds, no exchanges and no C. O. Ds. CO Pairs Matrix Shoes at $7.901 Two jS One Sal 7wo lor the Price of One MISCELLANEOUS 50c Jarraiae Cocoa nut fTA Oil 2 for OUL 75c Jarvaine Quinine 7 Hair 2 for lOL $1 Jarvaise Lilac CI Vegetal Ponder ..2 for .2 for 35c Jarvaise Tooth PETTT8 OLONXS, STRTXT FLOOX.

Annual January Sale Shoes Shoes Originally Up to $6.50, s3 Shoes Originally Up to $8.50, M.75 Shoes Originally Up to $10. Sg.75 Over 1,800 pairs of finest shoes. Suede, calf, kidskin, reptile, satin, brocade and novelty combinations any kind of shoe you require for any occasion. Every pair of style footwear in our entire stock reduced for this event (Matrix excepted). This sale includes every pair of Dorothy Dodd shoes in our stock.

PETTIS SHOES. STREET FLOOR. ox 50c Jarvaie Almond EtAf Lotion 2 for OUL $1 Jarvaise Balh Salt 2 for SI 25c Pavot Nolr Talc OI? 9Z Paste 2 for UWt TOILET WATER $1 Lily d'Or 2 for SI $1 Lilac de Q1 Vallee 2for Ol FETTIS Only Three More Days of This Sale Jarvaise Beauty Expert Here to Assist You $1 Violette de 2 for $1 Boquet de France 3 far $10 Boquet CI Kft Jarvaiae 2 for OlaOU $20 Boquet Alaia QO PA for OaUU $5 Narciaae la QfT Nuit 2 for Ou COMPACTS. LIPSTICKS $130 Powder and Rouge Box 2 for S1.50 $1 Powder Vanity CI Box 2 for Lipstick 2 for OJL 50c Rouge Vanity CA Box JUO 50c 7 .2 for 2 for 50c TOILETRIES. STREET FLOOR.

Bas "aBa. aav" aa Is' Handsome Simmons Beds Simmons Springs 16.50 Value. 'MIoikI I uck" dulle coil prine. built to adjust to ImxIiU etirvrs. Kuund rfrnrrs; fil any hrd.

I'ay Down, Balance Kasy Payments S18 Value iOi.75 These are beautiful for the iruest for the children's room. opportunity to buy a good bed at a very reasonable price. Twin and full sixes. Fin ished in soft walnut color. Two inch continuous posts.

Decorative cane panels. Pay 97c Down Balance Easy Payments Sherbrooke Mattress $0)75 $18.00 Value. 100 Felt mattreas. 50 pound tn weight; rolled edge, strap handles atitched aides, rotered In good grade art ticking. Pay 97c Down, Balance Easy Payments PETT18 FURNITURE.

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