Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1920 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920.

PROBE OF m FARM CHAROESIS UNDER WAY

COMMITTEE NAMED BY GOVERNOR HEARS M’NULTY.

CHARITIES BOARD MEETS

Governor Goodrich has intrusted to * committee of his own selection the investigation of the charges made hr Charles O. McNulty that Indiana State Farm prisoners are poorly fed and mistreated. The board of state charities committee on penal institutions also Is making an investigation. On the Governor's committee are Judge J. P. Hughes, of the Putnam circuit court; Dr. Charles P. Emerson, dean of the Indiana Univerfitjr school of medietas, and Judge Atonso Blair, of the Shelby circuit court . It examined McNulty, whom the Governor summoned here yesterday from his home in Big Rapids. Mich. McNulty is said to have reiterated before the committee his former charges made by letter to Dr. John N. Hurty, secretary of the state board

of health.

The board of state charities was in quarterly session today. Because this fs the first meeting since its Marion County Jail supervision was so severely criticised in federal court, it was sxpected .that the criticism would receive some consideration before the close of the session. ArtiWm »f leeevseretlea. Articles of incorporation have been filed in the office of the secretary of state as fOUosre:'' ,:, Economy Com at unity Buildm* Association Economy: eapHal. **.000: real esste end maintain!nt a coliseum tmitdtnr: <nrectors, Joseph H. Lansh, Byram Plsree, John

M. Maaatag.

Waoner Hktimen Investment Company. Lafayette eapttel. *200 000 bonds: directors. John Wasner, Charles W Hickman. Ceorss P. lUmi.^Urtsr^ Bins. Oakley Polk. Max

Juaiafino S»"l <">« Of <*1»U

tion

business in this state: CSPitsl Stock is repreaented

to manufacture patterns from

aluminum, brass, etc. Peter Lambert us. IndjanapoUs. is named as scent. Indiana Farmer* investment Company. Danville: capital. *300.000: txmfle: director*. Geo rye £. Easley. Albe A. Harley. Bruce F. Lao*ton. Samuel Jordan Clement E. Kelley. William D. Harvey. BrilBant Lamp Sales Oon>oration. Indisnapohs. ehansad its name to illuminatins Supplies Corporation. The Dereiopment Realty Company. Indianapolis: capital. *10.000: real estate: difectors. Thomas J. Owens. Albert Seaton. Claude T. Tuck. Neuman-Wilk Construction Company. Eoelmlle. filed final eertificate of dimolu-

tton.

D Jk. Lubricant Company. Inc.. Indiaoapotta reduced its capital stock from *50.-

000 to *36.000.

EiTnore Brothers Rf i ty Company. Inchanapohs^«*pitsl^.*10.000: real eaUte: di

Ivy L. El-

M. Bartlett. Jt. more and Ira Elmore.

The Saiftesr. County Pari lion Asaooa tion, Sullivan: exhibit* amt fairs: directors. William A. Wtlhey, T. B. Medsker and J E. Colpaert Bealty Company. Mishawaka: *75,00’!): real estate: director*. Leo Bie. Ackille C. Colpaert mad S. MeThe Midway Electric Company. Shipahe rum; capital. *35.000: light, beat and ''■djir" ■ Jonathan Far

A. Wolfe.

Corporation. Brans-

capital $15,000; automobiles: dsL. George B. fibgb. Jean Bennett

and Robert C- Sbfh.

■ Motors Export Company. Elkhart; capital *500.000: manufacturing, director*. Scott H. PrnfiekL William H. Collier.

Martin E. Crow,

Gary Hardware Company. Gary, filed pre-

eertificate of oieaohiUoo. > Publiakmg Company, its name to Pharos-

Thmat and Sarlngs Bank. Wina-

mac. increased its capital stock from *40.000

to *60 000.

Anto-Motire Electric Corporate

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Wedm^sday^ Specials Not Bread 25c Nut Cake 50c Angel Food Cake.. 50c 4 E. Washington St.

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Tech Class Play Given

The June. 1920, seniors of Technical High School gave their class play, “Prunella," a comedy In ttjree acts by Lawrence Houseman and Granville Barker, at the Murat theater, Monday afternoon and evening. • The work of Elisabeth Ntmlist as Prunella, a girl imprisoned in a gar- « 3r her t " r «« maiden aunts, Dorothy Fellows, Dorothy Wilson and Irma Fike. and of Lawrence Neidlinger as Pierrot, leader of a circus, brought much praise from the spectators. Trent McMath played well, the role of Sc a ram el, servant to Pierrot. The parts of the gardeners were taken by Frank Trost. Norman Thayer and Mathew Farson. The statue of love, Otto Mahrdt, held the same position during the entire play. "Prunella” was staged under the

direction of MIm Florence Farman Miss Elixabeth Kalts. aagsted^by OUs

'Rien plied

Genievs

the music.

CASES CONTINUED

Appeals ef Haywoe* amd Other* f* Be Heard Slay »• CHICAGO. April 27.—Continuances were granted William Haywood, Vincent St. John and ninety-three other alleged I. W. W., in the WJ 1 their conviction of violation of the espionage act by the federal court of appeals today. The case was postponed until May *5- The alleged I. W. W. were sentenced to from one to twenty year* in the penitentiary by

Farmers Trust Company 1M East Mark** Street

Tflodengfe Prices

The Shop Exclusively for Women AS FINE AS THEY COME

A Beauty In Dull Kid

SMABTLY POINTED STYLISH OXFORD If then fa such m thine at art in fine footwear makInx. U ja her* tat thla one. Genuine welt aola, leather

*" p * tent ' ,800:

<§McM/ice§xr. 6 AND 8 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ST.

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Malt arders filled

Safurday K

PETO?®*

VANKIRK.

M. WaakiairYoa

Boys’ Spring Suits are here—and there are no finer for the money! —Solid quality goes hand in hand with reasonable prices. They are well made—tailored to hold their fit through a long season of hard wear and service. The kind of wear that every rough-and-tumble American boy gives his clothing.

for Confirmation! FINE ALL-WOOL

Featured at-

—Beautifully

all-wool,

styled of color blue

fidiwes. Belted, Norfolk ana seamed effects. All come with full lined, full cut knickers. Sizes 6

to 18.

/Other remarkable value* at} \ $12.87 to $20.00. /

Another Big Shipment of— BOYS’ SUITS to sell at the low price of $ C. ‘87 Values up to $10.97

—These are splendidly made garments—styled to meet the preference* of the little fellow. Plain and fancy mixtures. Sizes 6 to 18. _

Boys* White Blouses, Special at $1.19 and $1.47 Striped or plain madras, collars attached, sizes 12% to 14. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. JKONEY REFUNDED

Corner Washington and Delaware Sts.

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'tyfuGnaift 21-23 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET Continuing This Remarkable Sale of High-Grade Apparel at a Reduction of

The Variety is All Inclusive of Springs Most Popular Modes

Suits, Dresses, Coats, Furs, Millinery, Skirts, Blouses, Silk Underwear, Negligees, Sweaters So attractive are the values that it would pay you to supply your needs for spring and summer at 1 a great saving.

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Bqvmr* N*. I Men’s Pants Oromm put* for mu* *f fancy worsted exssimere* and blue serge*; all sixes. There'* a speclal price for men, for WEDNESDAY ONLY 7.19 Pair

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Three Block* West—Easy to Ffaad sod Worth Finding.

Square Mo. t Khaki Pants Men's kfcakt pmmtu, made with cuff* and belt •trap*. A good quality of dark khaki eloth; sixes 90 to 42. One special lot, for WEDNESDAY ONLY 1.85 Pair

Main floor.

Wednesday Bargain Squares

T/'EEP this in mind—these Wednesday Bargain Squares represent substantial savings on clean, desirable merchandise. As we’ve stated many times—“the location of a store does not affect the quality of its merchandise, but it DOES affect the price.” And especially on Wednesdays, the price is specially lowered. No phone, C. O. D. or mail orders on these Bargain Squares.

Bqanxo No. S Men’s Suits ▼•«*« mon** and men’s fine suits. In new spring models, tailored from flannel*, novelty casslmere* and allwool serge*; all sixes: very special— WEDNESDAY ONLY

26^1 Mala Flosr.

Square No. 4 Brussel* Rugs Bms*<Sa*n»gA*Ti7* 9xil; oriental patterns; heavy quality; special, while 100 rug* last, WEDNESDAY ONLY .85 M

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Square No. 5

Main Floor.

Square No. •

Silk Hose

Womea’s black thread silk hose, uon-ravel garter hem top; fashioned leg. seamed back, double sol# with high spliced heel. Every pair perfect; splendid *.00 value siv i.35 Main Floor. *

Sqnare No. 7

Boys' Ribbed Hose

Trial* knee, heavy ribbed stockings for boys, sizes 7 to 10tt; fast, stainlssa black; double heel and toe. IrreguUrs, Buster Brown brand, worth up to 80c (S pairs,

1.S5), WED

MESDAY ONLY

Mala Floor.

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Square No. •

Women’s Silk Gloves

olbow length white

tipped fin-

1* and

silk glovea; double tipt gers: splendid quality; il-hutton length*— WEDNESDAY ONLY 12-button length, ^ ^Ej 10-button length, 1 £Q pair... JLJOaf

Matas Floor.

Square No. •

Square No. 10

Men’s Shirts at

Men'* a e g 11 geo shirt* with collar ^ attached, light col ora, assorted ■ • stripe pattern*. . ■ — Rise* 1414 to 17; JL very special, for WEDNESDAY ONLY Main Floor.

Irregular* well known brands, 50c to 05c men’* lisle Books; colors, black, cordovan and gray (2 pairs. 85c), pair, WEDNESDAY ONLY

Main Floor.

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tguawNa. II Women’s Union Suits 69c FlM ribbed, Richelieu sleeveless union suits, round and Vneck styles, with band and croch#t taped neck and arms, wide knee, lace trimmed or shell stitched; regular and extra sizes; slightly Imperfect; 1.00 suits, WEDNESDAY ONLY special (S suita, 100) Suit, 69c

Na. is

Union Suits

Men’s spring needle knit silk stitched union suits; Peeler cotton; closed crotch and button flap seat; long or short sleeve*, ankle lengths; sixes *4 to 46, WEDNESDAY ONLY

(2 Suit*, 2.75) Main Floor.

Sqaare Ne. If

House Dress 1 2®? Percale house dresses for women, light and medium colors; all sizes; today’s value« *.98. WEDNESDAY ONLY

Second Floor.

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Square No. 14 Oxfords

W • m e n’s o x fords, with Cuban or French heels; black or tan viol kid; all sixes and wldtha, A to 13, 6.00 value, , . : WEDNESDAY ONLY

Square Ns. 16

Women’s Pajamas One-pleoe pajamas ‘ . for women, of T|t| pink figured W oOU crepe; in Billie ^ Burke style. Very ■■■ special, for WEDNESDAY ONLY Second Floor.

fiqunre Ns* IS .Feather PiDows Bed pillows, nine 28x27; filled gm clean feathers; ■ u B J covered with eC featherproof art fE ff ticking; up to 4,80 pair value; umh— WEDNESDAY ONLY Third Finer.

fiquatu Na. iff

Alarm Clocks

Guaranteed males alarm cloaks, with loud, clear alarm; good timekeepers; easy to read figured A very good special, for

.29

WEDNESDAY ONLY Main Flour.

Square Mm 18 Bath Soap 6 Cakes Armour'* Auditorium bath soap, extra fine grade or* hr 6 Cake* Mate Fleer.

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Square No. IS

12.50 Mattress 0.45 O— Felt combination mattress, full size and weight; reversible; can be used either side; covered with fancy art ticking; 12.50 value WEDNESDAY ONLY * 8.45 Third Floor

Sqnare No. SO

Silk Hand Bags 1.79

Fancy metal top; tassel trim med; inside mirror; black, navy and taupe.

DAY Mate Floor.

1NESONLY

Sqnare No. SI

Women’s Coats 23& Of velour, eDvcrtone, s u e d i n e, goldtone. poplin and t r 1 o o 11 n e; short or long models; also sport coats; plain and figured: silk and satin lined. WEDNESDAY ONLY Second Floor.

Square Mo. tfi

Waists, 3.98

T r IpoIcMc waists in

ies: Bal-

all the new

shad«

kan styles; regular &.0O values, WEDNESDAY ONLY

.98

Square No. 28 Middy Waists Middies Cor girls and women, else* «■ 8 to 40; in White, § Ilf rose and blue. ■ #W1 Well made, of ■ —S good materials; JL regular 1.98 value WEDNESDAY ONLY Second Floor.

Square No. S4

Library Scarfs fites l§x50-iuch library scarfs, of good quality dark colored cretonne. In assorted floral patterns. Regular 79c value, WEDNESDAY ONLY Main Floor,

Square New *5 Chiffon Veils Chlffiun veils, 1*4 yards of good quality chiffon;, most all oolora Regular 1.00 to 1.25 values each, WEDNESDAY ONLY noor.

Square No. *0

White Oxfords

Girls' white canvas oxfords, in English or natural shape*; with high or low heel*, sixes up to 8.

Special, for

WEDNESDAY ONLY

Mate Floor.

.95

Square Mo. *7

10.00 Value, 6.95

Women's 2 - eye Dixie tie* or oxfords, with military or French heels; in black or brown glased kid; welt sewed •oles—

fiquare N*. if 50c and 65c Hose

29c

Bur-

s o n seamless fashioned hose, with white foot; also flae tge b 1 a a k hose, regand out sixes; irreguffiPf (I pairs.

fSil* ular

Square No. tfi

Congoleum, 60c Square Yard

8 and • foe* wide; new patterns and colors; •lightly i m - perfect; regular 1.00 value at fiB* aq _ yard. Bring’y your m a a a - urements.

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Third Floor.

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Sqaare Ne. 80

Boys’ Overalls

Age* 4 «• 12 years, made of Stifel's blue and white striped denim; with bibs and side pockets; value to 89C.

Sqaare No. 81

Women’s Hose

Gray Male haae for women, sixes Sty to 10; made with a mock aoam;

stained; 50c value, WEDNESDAY ONLY

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•qaaraNa. 18

Laundry Soap

10 Bars 59c

Jay Laundry soap, best quality White soap made; large

8c bars,

WEDNESDAY

ONLY

10 bars

(Limit 10.)

Square Na. 88

36-inch Muslin

Boar had and unbleached mutiln. extra quailtyt assorted grade*; *8 inches wide; values to 32c, WEDNESDAY ONLY

gqaaiie Na 84

Dress Percales

Bant quality dreaa percales, in navy blue, red and tan; •tripes and fig* ures; fast colors; worth on today’s market. Sic, WEDNESDAY ONLY

tqnam Ns. 88

Silk Messaline

oTactj O 40 ms and W • a w esirabla A, 9 qual-

Fur* allk

line, In b 1 a o navy, browns ^ 35 other desirable

•hades; S.39

tty. yard.

(One dren length to customor) WFIDNESDAY ONLY

Mata Flaar.

Sqnare Ne. 90

SUk Poplin samruss rfu'.". ^ 1 30 brown, etc.: l.i» ■ mOu quality (limit one ■ zsSSZ garment length to Jb a customer), yard. WEDNESDAY ONLY Mate Flaer.

Square Na ST

Wool Plaids

All-weel plalda, 40 inohe* wide, in skirt end dress weight; also neat striped patterns; regular 8.98 value; yard.

.95

WEDNESDAY ONLT Mata Fleer.

Square Na 88

Glass Toweling ■nil

Glaee teweUng, In striped or •mall and large checked, red or blue; 18H inches wide: t*o quality (limit 10 yards to a custo-

mer), yard.

WEDNESDAY ONLY

Mate Fleer.

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