Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1920 — Page 4

THE INDIAXAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 21, 1920.

O.A.I!.Offl®SllTfl HE EimTHOliSDAy

lient; Mr«. Addiion C H»rri», Tic«]»r&sideiit; Howard M. Staitton. treaen»*#r: Harold Haven Brown, director; Miss Anna Hasssimas. instmetor, Aitred M. Brooka curator of prtats and Miss Elisa Niblaeic. curatoi' of textiles. Florence Bradshaw Brown was elected assistant director of the art isstitute.

jSHORTmDGE MAY . COME IN

ECTICUT WOMAN PRESf’.gCHERAL CANDIDATE.

Cg^EC

:Ihd»na officer reports

BANQUET AT HUNTINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April ll^Mrs. Oeors« Maynard Minor, of Waterford, Coon,, the only annouaci^d candidate for the president-aeaeral of the - l»a«irnters of the American Bevots- * tioa, Boade her first appearajsce to14Mywtor€ tbs delesates of the society Is annual se^^oa here, when she pre> V nested her report as chslmMA of tbo ♦ irasasine eotmnitteo. The presentation • nf reports of the resolutions commitI tee was the basis of the day's discus- ♦ stons Nominat.oos for the national offices were to be made late today * or tonisht and the election will he held Thursday. ' The rer-ommendatiott by the rjdinas 1 presidentOeorne Thachr OuefDMy that JL loan of » authorised for btlfldlafr an anaex kCoQtisenta! Memofipt P»d that [Woman be epipioyea ss iKneper. Jbroasht before the conpress by b^eolutiotts committee. ~ a, Jamea Fowler, of lAfayette, ii^ librarlaa-conerah reperted to Mnsentlen the sddttion of l,fM and the election of thlrty-olstit Ubfartaas darinp her'term of With this sesston Mrs. Fowler thlrtlotb year on* tho na'of manacement- Thirty lifters In session tnIttK Stitstott, of MASicceed Mrs. Fowler, to have a part In Il.tdt schoiarsliip to bo to Mrs Goomsey to bo known Oaernsejr scholars^p. Mra. & Lina Mrs. fames Fowler and ’ B. wHsos'were tf^nted tna's finance committee to the fund for the reotorslloa inch village of Tllloloy. IE HI SECRETARYSHIP

wf the

Blsoted at Meet Art Ansoeiatfoa.

A ehanpe was made in the neoreIp of the Art Aaeoclatfon of In-

at a meetinp of the hoard Tuentey afternoon at tho Art fnstltuU. Tbo dutlos Id between a secretary of gMlMtlmh for whieh Msw

F^ehoaon. immI soeilnsotora. Miss •sine elected to Cottpiiloii, former

ilM sMdoiAtion nsd

“ moently.

' rs-ewmoi free

Goscoaor Hardiap ed lewa i« Be Speaker at 6. O. F. AfiBsir. [Specu! to The Infflwtaoolto Bewel -HUJrmiOTON. Ind.. Aprfl WUUam L. Hardlns, Oosemor of Iowa, win bo the principal speaker at a Republican banouet and KOt-tocether meeting In this city next TTmsday esonlnp. Claude Cline, Republican county dhairmaB. raeotred word yestorday that Governor Hardtnjr had sot that data for his visit to Mnntfnctoii. mate eandidatea are to bo invited to attend. About SSt tickets win be

sold.

The chairmen are: General ekairman, L H Heaeton; banunet srrsnfementA Mrs.. Thad Clark and Mra Win Runyan; hali armn^raenis John W. Weaver: decormtins. Carles E. Alieman; tlek^a Knowftoa ti. sey; men’s reception. ML B StuHs, womea's reception. Miss Flora Fnr» vlanoo. TO HEAD ELKHART SCHOOLS

Cletlie* and Ovevatl Movemeat

Started by the Beys.

Old clothes and overalls are becomtns’ the style at Shortridse Hiffh SchooL The boys started the movement and the sirls, at a meetins of the Girl’s Dtscussfon Ctub. planned to decide today as ts the relative merits

of silk and cotton.

Georye Buck, principal of the school, said that he would not approve a movement to form overall clubs as a fad. for such a move in his estimation wonM merely teed to Increase the price of sucii clothiny to men who must wear them every day. Mrs Buck said he ts in sympathy with the old clothos and overalls movement in so far as It earned out in a proper spirit of protest ayainst mcmamny

prices.

Principals of the Emmeriefa Manual Train-tey Hlyh School and the Arsenal Techinieal School say that no snyyestioa of an sverail or old clothes movement has come from the pupils of

B. W. CsOy

May SX.

tSpselM to The Indiniwhi Mswsl MLMWAMTL iMA, April SI.—«. W.

Cally, formarly prlsctpal df tbs &ichmomA Hlyh Sebool and now nsrviny his first ysar in tha same capacity hdre, was skoasn by thn board of sdi^tlon last nlyht to succeed i. A. Wiyaers as superintndeifi May tl. Mr. wfyyers has reslyued fo establisll an sdttcatIuBal department for the Oonsard Corset Company. John W. Holdeman. preawnt principal of th« funlor hiyb school, will take Mr.

Cetly's present pmrttioa.

HEARINGS BEFORE BOARD. Osr Company nad Gas Gaentisas ts

Bo TSksa stp TNmamidsy.

A iMNUiny on tho sorvieo-at-cooc plan of oporatiny tho Xndlanapoifs stroot railway oystem and a conferr enoo of yas manufacturers in Indiana

Sold in theoffioe of the

those' schools. It is said practically ail the boys wear the army uniforms and do not need to buy civilian elothea

ROUNDING UP CHAUFFEURS

DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED.

carries »»PX.tOO.OOO. Balk ^ it for Rail Admintstration. G WASHINGTON, April II-—Without a dimeatiny vota the house yesterdaF passed the deficiency sppropriatioa hill pn>vidiny for the railroad administration to wind up its affairs. « Besides the appropriation of S30d.000.01^ for the railroad administration, the bill directed that its IfAOOO.000 worth of Liberty bopds be bouyht at par by the war finance corporation and the proceeds used by the administration ta Hquidatiny its bnsfness. With this money the conyress will have appropriated a total of fl,f§A*dO,9tO for the roada The bilL which now yoes to the senate, also iaeJnded |«,tM.009 for the treatnmnt of disabled soldiers.

Poliee Maklny War en hlointem ef Ueenne Ordinance. Police have declared war on violators of the city license ordinance relatiny to chauffeurs, and as a result about twenty-five automobile drivers were scheduled to appear In eity court today to have not procured their IflO chauffeur’s Ilcensea , . ^ - Policemen stationed in front of police head^juarters durlny the forenoon were makiny arrests at the rate of about fifteen an hour. A number of the aileyed violators were arrested late Tuesday afternoon and niyht. Proteetton for Members Planned. Promotion companies and stock seUiny ayenctes will be rsQuested to fill out a uniform aueatlonnaire prei pared by the executive committee of Uhe Indiana Federation of Farmers

Associations as a protection for memberm, it was decided by the committee Tuesday afternoon This setion was taken, it was explained by John O. wown. president, beesuse there is no "Blue sky" law In the state and the federation felt its members should have the advantasre of some definite method of obtaininx desired Informstion concerntny securities offered. TOURING RRST DISTRICT.

Xthlaek Meets Deasemtle Leaders at Evansville. ISpedel to The ladlapapoiis Kev«] EVANSVILLE, Ind.. April 21—Mason J. Nlblack, of Vincennes candidate fer the Democratic nomination for Governor, spent yesterday and last niyht in Evansville in the interest of bis candidacy. While here he met Benjamin Bosse. mayor of Evansville, and Democratic state chairman. and other party leaders. He went to Poeey county today and will spend Thursday In Spencer and Warrick countiea returniny to Evansville

Friday for the interstate yoo4 roads conyress and the meetlny of the Dixie Bee Une Hiyhway Association. He is vioe-president of the Dixie Bee

Line Association.

Mr. Nlblack Is payiny close attention to the First distfiot, and says if southern Indiana votes as hs expects he will be nominated la the primary. He bases one o* his claims for the nomination on the fact that southern Indiana has not supplied the Democratic nominee for Governor since I87f, when James D, WltHams, of Knox county, defeatedi Benjsniln

Harrison.

Wamlay to Bx-Servlce Moa. Ex-service men who plan to take « er yoremment lands In Oreyon or Kfornfa aro advisod to investiyata the matter thorouyhly before taklny over any of the elalraa, in a letter received at national headquarters of the American Leylon from the (Boyon department. Much of the land is rocky, the letter said, and it would require considerable capital and several years to put It on a payiny basis.

tb# Dixie

TOKIO EXCHANGE CLOSED. OpeentovB Pkill to Pat Bp ildiiftonsi

Tvadiny MnrykHb

WASHINGTON, April 2l^he AmerlcRtt ombsssy at Tokfo kaa reported to tho state dopartmerfit that tho principal stock oxchanyea of Japan had boon cioeod Cor throe days because of fallaiw of operators to put

up additional margloA

HOKOLDLI7. April 2L—Panicky oondfttons rolyn In Japan, assordiny

• Toklo, resolved

to a cableyram front

by mppu JijI. a Jslian^ lanyuayo nowspaper here. DefiatSois or currency and rapid doclino of stocks snd f irlces of eommodttisS with Imports n o»:ess of exports has brduyht about an alarmtny sttuaiion. the messaye said. The textile industry hss fallen off. the yarn and silk markets are slumpiny. Induetrfal plants are dlscharyiny employes by the hundreds and many smallsr plants are

elosiny down.

Thursday

21-23 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET

Thursday

e ^ Every Department Participates in this

GREAXREDUCTION SALE of

ertli bs __ lie ssrvles

Btatahouse.

rallw|^ hearfny wlllehe-

ytn at t;i4 a. at. T%e yaa eonferenee wm batta at t p. m. It has bsen eatlad to eonsldsr tho yaa oil short-

The Wisdom of Facts Sound butinets judg* meats are gukied by facts. The business interests served by the National Bank CoRunerce in New York are large, l^irough its extensive relations with the structure!^ eoiflmerce and tnduf{tiy» this bank is able to c£raw widely from original sourcea for the facts of bisdness. It devotes unusual efiort to gathering and presenting these facts to its Mends. >htioiial Bankof Commeroe inNewHbik CdDfiaLSurehis UndMdbaMks Ovw hffilion DbSiiB

Here It Voar Oppomnity to Buy High Grade Garmentt at Big Saoingt

COME EARLY TO GET THE BEST

ILwpy

Saver Fumade is but it ki a vensystem as well in your osBar mrm air wl^ the Imoisture for.lieal^

is so hjgi^c.

Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Millinery, Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters, Petticoats, Neglige^ and Silk Underwear

MHMHMUKtl

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• aeo-POTTPhsKSt. Three Bloeke Weet--lkray «• Find and Worth Findiny.

Specializing Thursday Two Lots' of Spring Coats r wo extraordinary valneo ta woatea% and mlosea’ coats, values remarkablo so early in the season!

ABweei Veleara

INATKRIAIA pole eieth MixtarM yehrare laryw GehMene Feynas

coLoms

s:.

Iteek

Black Hbrtaree Half ilaed. M tachei 1mm. 40 taehw May, Siam id

ta 44.

Valu€i Up to 29.50 lft2

MATBBIA Mlverteae

Psia Math Me,, ete.

COLOBd

theainy tlie arwtM eeMe

teye ef the seeeea. Maid.* belted aiedMi

battea trtiaaied. Steee If te 44.

Vakte* to 39,50

All

.75

Muslin Wear

.1.00 .. 1.00 .1.00 .. 1.00 .. 1.00

WenMHi’s moaUa yewai. priced... Mavelepe ekeaMae ........ CaaiMoiaa mt 0 eiik

MaaPA

petti eaata ......

Batlatc

Infants’ Wear

50c

79c

1.00 89c 50c 50c

laCaata* vaata at ............

lafiaata*

infieadF yawws

oattay

aettfoaata ....

Jffty

m# ones 37c

IN THAT WONDERFUL A R G A IN ASEMENT N SW line of Bprlav dreee yinyhsms in neat plaids and stripes, many beautiful color combinations, laryo assortment of pstterna to select from; tS inches wide; reyular f9o value; Thnreday, yard ...^VV

petealea, ta navy.

Ov yray, red and llyht yrounda, in neat atiipe and flyure daalyns; pattarns are suitable for house dresses and bunyalow aprona^ an

actual 4dc valua, the yard

170 X 90 ’ bleached sheets, lie made with a flat center seam and S-fneh hem;'rayu-

lar I.«f valne;

Thursday only, each.

d AxM bleaeked ptUawsksee. ‘mw made of a yood quality muslin, reyular 46c value,

Thursday only, limit

4 to a customer, each..OtIC

-INCH hiaaehed akeetla« yoOd weiyht. full width

and pure white; reyu- >74|^ lar tSc value, the yard. • SHr WA-INCH aaMaaMied aheot4 m iny. full width, frae from epecka; will bleach a pure white in a few washinya; full pieces; reyular Slo

value. Thursday, yard

A|*.INCH Buuqtaiaette, la dU neat floral pattorne and plain whita. useful lenyths to 7 yards; actual l9o AA^ valua, yard ;... mttfA yard wide ereteaaee, la * llyhl and dark colors; floral and conventional desiyns; larya aaaortment of pattoms: royular tie AA^ value, the yard wmC

—Dommgtmirt.

i.mmm

65c

EXTRA Valve

teeumd Ftoar.

Going to Buy Rugs? .Look Here!

59.50 Axmiiister and Seamless

WOhm Velvet 9x12 Ruj^s

\ - -f

Boys’ Suits I4»

QBAM vmmm* efee tacia« paM ^ tema *aultabl« tor all roosBo: plain hand. Groelaa koy border and Chlnaee effect; 1A7S vslueu TA Aff ipeelai JU»*5Fa 'DRGSMBL9 rays. Seamed "and aeamleea, txll aise; aoBse allybiiy tmymrfbct; oriental patterns; rt«alar IkU value. M special ........... div* 41# iDcmjr base fleov sevoeimti F § feet wide; aew pattora; waterproof; die qnallts^ mMCial. oquaro 59c

TCtT for Tbamday aad ^ whllo Idf last only— seamloas Wilton volvot and Axminster rays, siso •ylX; floral and orioatal paMoms. fast ecdora. A rMtular itAd quality, at tfOA Layaways acONNpted. Popu^ paymont

plan. too.

GME Maelrum. 19 tost

wide; eaamei fislah; new patterns; Lid qaal-

1.19

itto saameL

wicker ftniah: stse Itxtd,

mounted on t-tneh wboeta. Cid. imeeial. oeetaa, 99 .taMtos

^ wide, plain center, hemstitobed border, 29c qusaity.

speciat.

yard ASFV

vnCLMT emrtaia aot. F wMe. white and finish; new spriny patterns!, special, yard..

—rbifd FMsr.

apriny ity. spe

Mat

fPAPdimrr, X9 wiAkAr C

4.69

ivory 35c

OOOD.

9 R » for

w “UV9 witb" wB •nits ^ thy* will W^Mftbiid the ^P*9cid tedt” ^ Madeofyll^ woo! bhie mBri^ snd fbaej amsImeres, in brown and tan. Doubla knees, aeat aad eCbows; aone hava two paira ntflrta. SbuR 6 to 18. Exkm vaPBa nt fl411b _ V i -rAToM FMsr.

J’anf Wide—Out Regular 1.25 Wool Dress Goods

A Thaxedny-oatr epegtal. aad la the lot wBi be firand tMm fMlowInar deufrable matoriale fer chlldrea'u dreeesa. skirts, etc. Fuasb 9euSse Weel Fealtae Stoeas deewae dtoaatte Clefik Mthrfbey niMs Shadow Chwire. eda.

99c

YARD .IWtosfe

8.00 Qualify Oxfords

^OMEN’S

aafards aai tidi, of fine,

lM%ht vidi kid, in black or HsTBiia brawn; Isatber Laois basis. The seaaoct’s bast modds In SUM faa^,

steAS.

BOYS’SHOES CTTLISR Rmlirt wUcla, of dnk ehaoalaie calfskin, widi beat ^palxtF aak yk,; riM, iq. to «. A spadal at.... ve^irtF

r. ,,

Davenports, Chairs and Rockers To make it an inducement for you to eelect your upholitered fumltum « from our sample floor, rather than hive It mnde to order In our sbo^ while it is temporarily so overcrowded with work, we are etarting a apecial sale of ail made up ready-to-deliver davenports, chain and roekm Some of these samples are our latest productiems, nod the line comprises overstuffed and cane davenport suites an4 odd pieces. You are sure to find a suite or odd piece here to please you, because the line If varied and made up in a wide range of coven, including tapestries, velours, dampalfs ana denims.

We made a price comparison this week of one of our most populir davenports and we found that this particular davenport would cost vdr $50.00 more in a like grade of cover If we were to buy the same from an outside factory inst^ of maldng it in our own shop. We know that we can always give better upholst^ for the same money, or as good for less money, but particularly at this time we have a noteworthy advantage in the fact that we have our coven and materials in stock at

last year’s prices.

Please do not overlook the fact that the special sale is on made up

ready-to-deliver suits and odd pieces, and includes i Foster Hand-Made Pavenports and Easy Chairs.

some of the populv

PUin Fifura Cash PriccB, and One Price to AU Alike.

HOMES FURNISHED COMnjnTSLT

117-llt-lSl West Marfcat St Opposite Traotioii Tenalnal Depot Georre H. Oilar, Mana^ar.

FrwAttto Dalirery te AU Points Within Reasonable Distance.

Strong socks for men who work

fjtM MMMt

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D URABLE-DURHAM Hosiery includes styles and weights for every purpose. Siane of these ane made especially for men who worl^^They are knitted of strong, soft yams—they are comfort. able and at the same time withstand the haisdest kind of wear. Other Durable-Duiham styles for dress and play—for men and women and children. Every pair strongly reinforced. Lege full length, tops wide and elastic, feet aad toes smooth, seamless and even. Durham dyea do not fade. Ask your dealer for Durable-Durham Hosiery. Look for tile trade-mark ticket on eadi p^. DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS DURHAM, M. C DURABLE DURBAM HOSIERY MADE STRONjBrWNEW "K '"f** » HAMIEsr