Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1920 — Page 3

TEST LOYALTY OF CANDIDATES KOO.OOO Masons of State Plan ■ Americanization Move. A movement to apply to every political candidate la the state a test. of Americanism Trill be'considered by 100,000 Masons in the state. The loyalty test -was urged at a banquet of the Scottish Hite convocation clans attended by nearly 1,000 Masons last night. Capt. E. H. Lougher, formerly with the intelligence branch -of the department of justice, attacked bolshevism In Ms speech and scored those cltisens who were content to sit Idly and harbor the delusion that disloyalty can not gain foothold In America. CoL Edmund D. Clark, formerly commander of base hospital No. S3, spoke on “War Surgery.” Other speakers were George N. Speigel, deputy master Adoniram grand lodge, jB-ho presided as toastmaster in the ab?fence of Thrice Potent Master William H. Bochstahler; William B. Hlce, Terre Haute, president of the state class, and William F. Cleary, president of the city class. The gathering was a part of the program of the fifty-fifth annual reunion of the Scottish Hite of the valley of Indianapolis. 5 Stills Captured a in Kentucky Raid (LEXINGTON, Ky., March 25. Five mhonshlne stills, with a total capacity of| 220 gallons, were destroyed and 1,000 gallons of beer captured by federal prohibition officers in two raids made in the Kentucky mountains this week. Warning shots said to have been fired by moutaineers prevented the capture of three more stills. Job Open in Texas for ‘Boy* of 126 DALLAS, Tex., March 25.—Through a typographical error a printer here advertised for a boy who ‘‘must be more than 126 years old.” Fred G. Tongue wrote that he had a relative 136 years old and could recommend him for the place.

“New Idea” . The Annex, Patterns /?T ? sp", VI jdJB “A Separate * noldsteins © Section. R fej fIS L. I K 7T Z?*lft .'^lTwo Doors —Main lr- rvi sa/>. T. ii j i 1 if* 1 1L' >J \ *• -k ' ! t-West of Floor. <&£££•’ Main Store. ■■- , * J Store Hours —Daily, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. ra. Store Hours —Saturday. 8:30 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. An Extraordinary Weekly Value-Giving Event Friday Bargain Day t Many wonderful values featured at remarkably * low prices for one day only

Dspendable Merchandise Can be Bought at Great Savings in Our Popular Ready-to-Wear Section Friday We Offer Two Specials

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A Lot of Spring Canes at *7.98 This lot includes capes that last season sold at SIO.OO, $15.00 and up to $25.00. Fashioned of jersey, tweed, velour, poplin and Poiret twill, long or short style models in Copen, red, Pekin, taupe, navy and tan with gay color harmonizing collars; special for Friday at 97,98. —Goldstein’s, Second Floor.

Friday Bargains From the Men’s Department

Men’s Union Suits, $1.25 Light weight knitted cotton union suits made in long or short sleeves and ankle length; choice of white or ecru; sizes 34 to 46, $1.25 a suit. Men’s Athletic'Union Suits, 65c Made of good quality checked and striped nainsook, knee length and sleeveless style; sizes 34 to 46; 85c quality; Friday, 65<1 a suit.

KING USES SOFT COLLAR TO SAVE Alfonso First Royal Member of Anti-Extravagance Club . PARIS, March 25.—Members of the exclusive Jockey dub resolved today to boycott taxicabs, owing to the extraordinary Increase in taxi rates. Any member Infringing on this “covenant" will be lined S2O. This Is only one of innumerable instances showing what France means to do to beat down the prices. The long-suffering middle class especially la rising in its wrath and Is resolved to forego every unnecessary expense rather than “play the gougers’ game.” King Alfonso of Spain Is the first royal member of the new league for the repression of ixtravaganco. Thoroughly approving of the initiative taken by Maurice Rothschild, Edmond de Blanc and other fashionable Parisians In appearing at the Autenll race course in shabby old suits, to give society a lesson, the Spanish monarch will give some lessons of his own. The king will forego stiff shirts and collars and wear in daytime only the mote comfortable and less expensive sport shirts with soft, durable collars and soft cuffs. President Deschanel Is personally encouraging the economy movement. He has discarded the tradition of wearing a dress suit during the day when traveling. The president's new traveling attire will be a rough tweed suit and a soft hat. Mme. Deschanel, recognised as the leader of French society and arbiter of women’s fashions, Intends to wear golf suits whenever possible. Asquith Hurls Desi at British Premier LONDON, March 25,—Herbert H. Asquith, former premier, In a speech today replied to Premier Lloyd George’s declaration that all the old parties should unite against the labor party to prevent bolshevism! Mr. Asquith said the appeal was for class cleavage and the most mischievous thing that had been done. He branded the Irish bill “a most fantastic and impracticable scheme and the greatest travesty of self-government ever offered a nation.”

A taffeta dress is almost indispensable for spring. Offered Friday at $95.00 A taffeta dress is the most desirable addition h the spring wardrobe. Nothing can quite ‘ take its place—it is at once practical and smart and can be worn on countless occasions. All the little individualities in vogue. A delight for the woman or miss who enjoys distinctive apparel. Youthful, becoming styles offered Friday at $25.00.

Men’s Hose, 19c Fine gauge cotton hose, reinforced at all wearing points, in gray, cordovan, navy, black and white; all sizes, 25c value, Friday, 19<* a pair. Men’s Shirts ; $1.50 Made of soft finished percales, some with separate collar to match; standard In make; fit, wear and color guaranteed; good selection of patterns; Friday at $1.50 each. —Goldstein’s Annex, Main Floor.

MRS. GARDENER ACCEPTS POST New Civil Service Member Aided Next of Kin Society. WASHINGTON, March 25^—Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardener of this city, author, lecturer and suffragist, who has Just been nominated by President Wilson to succeed Charles M. Galloway of Columbia, 8. C., as a member of the Civil Service Commission, Is the first woman to servo on that body. Mrs. Gardener was associated with W. D. Boyce, owner of The Indiana Dally Times, In the incorporation of the Next of Kin society two years ago. The Next of Kin organization was the predecessor of the American Legion. WIDOW OF COL. DAY. Mrs. Gardener Is the widow of Col. Bel den A. Day, U. 8. A., retired, who died more than a year ago. She was married at the age of 22, and In order to keep her nom de plume of Helen H. Gardener before the public she had the name legalized. Born In Winchester, Va., slxty-two years ago, Mrs. Gardener baß been prominent in suffrage work for a number of years. She also is the author of many short stories and essays. As vice president of the National American Woman Suffrage association ehe was closely associated with Dr. Anna Howard Shaw and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt In furthering the suffrage cause. Recently there was formed the National League of Woman Voters, with headquarters in the Munsey building. COUNSELOR OF LEAGUE. Mrs. Gardener, from her knowledge of parliamentary law and practice, war made congressional counselor of the league. With the appolutment of Mrs. Gardener the reorganization of the civil service commission Is complete. Mr. Galloway was “ousted” from the commission last year after President Wilson had determined to reorganize It. Other members of the reorganized commission are Martin A. Morrison of In (liana and George P. Wales of Vermont. A COMPLETE ALIBI. Lady—Are you the same man who ate my mince pie last week? Tramp—No, mum. I’ll never be the same man again!—Edinburgh Scotsman.

Friday Piece Goods Bargains Plain and Fancy Sateens, 49c Yd. 36 Inches wide, mill lengths of 76c to 89c grades assorted plain colors and printed patterns suitable for linings, petticoats, etc., 49<1 yard. French Serge, 98c Yd. 42 inches wide, smooth, firm quality, beautiful shade of tan only; while it lasts, 98<t yard. Black Silk Bengaline, 98c Yd. 36 inches wide, beautiful quality, silk and cotton; neat jacquard pattern, 98<* yard. Galatea Cloth, 39c Yd. Best quality, assorted striped and figured patterns, also plain colors (no white, navy or black), for children's wash suits, yard. Hemmed Mercerized Napkins, $1.75 Doz. 18xl8-inch smooth satin finished mercerized damask, assorted patterns, hemmed ready for use, 91.75 dozen. “Service” Half Linen Crash, 26c Yd. Extra weight, choice of bleached or unbleached; for hand or roller towels; cotton warp, pure linen weft, 26£ yard. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor. Main Floor Friday Bargains Fancy Vests, 69c Pique and madras fancy vests for coats or dresses, SI.OO and $1.25 values; Fidday at 69<) each. Handkerchiefs} 5c Women’s hemstitched colored handkerchiefs, also plain white soft finish cambric handkerchiefs, each. Cameo Pins, 39c Special for Friday, an as* sortment of cameo broach pins, splendid values, each. Bag Frames, 49c Oxidized metal bag frames with etched tops or center hinge, ornamental tops; Friday, 49<) each. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

DN DIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1920.

Hoopestown, EL, February 24, 1920. The Betbard Wall Parer Cos., Indianapolis, Inc. Gentlemen: , _ _ I received your wall paper samples and I am well pleased with them and considering the high cost of all merchandise, your samples are very reasonable. Your truly. BERT PICKRELL. Buekland, O. The Bet hard Wall Parer Cos., Indianapolis, ind. Gentlemen: . Received sample books In good shape and I sure think they are A No. 1. 1 received a set of New York books through a friend, but your books are-so far ahead of them than I don’t consider him much of a friend. Yours for 1920. F. C. RONEY. Mattoon, 111. The Bethard Wall Parer Cos., ludlanapolla, Ind. Gentlemen: , . . . . Your wall paper asm pie books received O. K., and I expect to bays a bi^order^soon. New Paris, O. The Bethard Wall Paper Cos., Indianapolis, ind. Gentlemen: Y#s, sir, we certainly are In line and expect to use your sample books. You bare a fine line. Yours truly, M. O. PEN LAND. Ann Arbor, Mich. The Bethard Wall Parer Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen: . . . „ I received tb# shipment of wall paper from you O. K. I expect to have more orders for you soon. Your samples certainly are fine and reasonable la price. Yours respectful!/, C L DETTLINO.

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[ EXTRACTS from a few letters received from out-of-town customers, showing how others view our line of wall paper. It is not altogether egotism on our part, when we say “it’s the best in the west.”

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In addition to our regular line, we have some very attractive hand painted decorations—cupids, ceiling, corners etc., also artistic hand decorated borders. These are exclusive and reasonable in price. How to See Our Line Come to our salesroom, 415 Massachusetts Ave., where you will receive the best attention, or telephone your decorator that you wish to see the “BETHARD SAMPLES.” He has our sample books and will be pleased to show them in your home. " Special Bargains All of our discontinued or 1919 patterns are being closed out at old prices. This is a saving of 30 per cent. We have a very desirable assortment from which to select. Decorators and builders should not overlook this opportunity. DEALERS AND DECORATORS The wall paper sample bookß issued by the Bethard Wall Paper Cos. —the “Best in the West"—are ready.

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Franklin. Ind. The Bethard Wall Paper Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen: Received sample books and well pleased with them. Designs and prices very attractive. Did not get them quite soon enough as I have sent two orders to Chicago, but from now on I will give your books my whole attention, as I am close to your store and the books appeal to me more than the Chicago books. Other orders within a short time; Respectfully yours, J. HICKEY. Ambia, Ind. The Bethard Wall Paper Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen: Inclosed find order. You have the best set of samples I have examined. Other orders will follow. COHEN A HEINEN. CrawfordsvUle, Ind. The Bethard Wall Paper Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen: Your samples received C. K., and I think they are as complete as any I ever saw. The prices are very attractive, too. Yon may send me one of your carrying cases listed in your catalogue at $2 00. Yours truly, B. CL EZRA. Logansport, Ind. The Bethard Wall Paper Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. Gentlemen: The sample books of wall paper received and wish to say that we are very mnch pleated with them and feel that we wIU be able to do a very nice business. SEYBOLD DRY GOODS CO. Kokomo, Ind. Tbe Betbard Wall Parer Cos., Indianapolis, Ind. ■ Gentlemen: Received your sample books and find you have a good line. Was out a short time and surprised myself. Please ship the following orders at once. A. E. HEED.

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