Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1920 — Page 4

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STATE SENATOR DIES SUDDENLY Body of A. M. Retherford Being Brought Home. ANDERSON, Ind., AprU B.—Tbe body of State Senator Austin M. Retherford of this city Is en route here today from Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. Retherford died unexpectedly there . yesterday of apoplexy. He 'was 64 years old and a leading attorney. Senator Retherford was elected on the democratic ticket four years gao, having served two sessions. He was born in Richland township, north of here, and had spent his entire life in Madison county. The deceased was counsel for the Indiana Silo and Tractor Company for several years. He wai an Elk and Mason. The widow, Mrs. Susanna Retherford, two young children, and four brothers, John R. Retherford and R. M. Retherford of Muncie, Joseph M. Retherford and William A. Retherford of Anderson, survive. Scottish Rite Backs Civic Plaza Plans Scottish Rite bodies will stand behind the movement for a civic plaza, extending University park north to St. Clair park. Refusal to lease a site owned by the Scottish Rite at North Meridian and East North streets was based by Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, the governing body of the rite, on the possibility that the site may be Included in the proposed city plaza. The Bales Manufacturing Company offered to lease the ground for $7,500 a year and erect a substantial automobile service station. The site was purchased by the Scottish Rite for a temple a few years ago for $125,000. Its estimated value now Is $187,500. The Right Thing at the Right Time By MARY MARSHALL S. DUFFEL v J When a Man Calls A reader asks whether it is permissible for a young man to call on a young woman when he Is not expected, or whether he should always, as he puts It, “make a date with her beforehand.” If he has never called upon her before he should at least have received her invitation or permission, but if he has made sure of his welcome he may assuredly call when he wishes without previous arrangement. The fact that he has asked permission to call on a certain evening, however, does not put the young woman under obligations to receive no other caller at that time. Calling on Sunday afternoon usually is perfectly correct and in many neighborhoods It Is more or less of a custom. The young man who calls should remember that in theory at least he is paying his respects to the girl's mother as well as to the daughter and should remember to Include the other members of tbe family in his conversation. When the young woman says on your first move to depart. “Ob. must you go so soon.” or something of that sort, don't delude yourself Into thinking this Is an urgent invitation to remain. It is said simply for courtesy’s sake and if you have remained long enough "Ton should go notwithstanding. Remember that when a young man calls repeatedly a young girl or members of her family have good reasons to' believe he is more than equally interested in her. The mere fact that the young girl always appears glad to see you might lead you to suspect she was somewhat interested in you and yon would be very caddish to encourage that interest when you felt none of your part.—Copyright. 3920.

AMUSEMENTS. AAAAA^A^WWWW>A^>^WWS^AAA/W^v Btttoadggf | Joy Shaw iresting lures uding—--1 JACK ITH iempsey tain Matinre* —WID. —FBI. | RIALTO EASIER WEEK SPECIAL I DOIBI.K FEATURE PROGRAM fe2 With I SHIRLEY MASON and ■ MADL AINE TRAVERSE Extra Special Vaudeville N No Advance in Prices E Warrick Leigh Trio I I Spissell Bros. & Mack 1 Walter Baker & Cos. Frank Ward Dinkins & Barker I Pj ladies—Get coupons at this the- jfj iH ater good at tlie Broadway Mon- B ■ day. Wednesday, Friday Matinees. Ej itiauit AEG THIS WEEK JACK REID The tutor mat ion Kid and His Famous RECORD BREAKERS With An AJI-.Star Cast. This coupon and 10 cents entitles ' lady to reserved seat mi any matinee dulsf track.

Nimrods Will Get Bait by Air Route DOWAGIAC, Mich., AprU B.—Ralt orders from sportsmen at Mithigan and Indiana lake resorts will be rushed to customers by air airplane this summer, James Heddons Sous, .bait makers, announced at their offices here today. Two Curtiss planes.will be placed in commission by the firm, the latter part of this month, it was announced. Aviators Henry F. Fawcett and R. N. Hensler will be in charge of the “flying fish.” The fuselages of the planes will be painted to resemble rainbow trout Will Try Mrs. Tabor for Manslaughter PAWPAW, Mich., April B.—A charge of murder against Mrs. Sarah Tabor in connection with the death of her daughter, Mrs. Maude Tabor Virgo, whose body was concealed for nearly four years in the Tabor home, was dismissed In the circuit court here, and a charge of manslaughter plowed against her In its stead. The defense has asked that Mrs. Tabor's trial be opened April 17. G. 0. P. Editors Meet Here on April 16 Committees of the Indiana Republican Editorial association wIU meet here Friday afternoon, April 16. Members will be .guests of Frederick E. Scbortemeier, secretary of the republican state committee, at a luncheon at the Severln hotel. __. 1 . AMUSEMENTS. ENGLISH’S Tonight Friday, Pat. Nights and PAT. MAT. SWEETHEART SHOP Book by Music by j Anne Caldwell Hugo Feliit Sumptuous Stage Settings—ExceUent Cast —Bewitching Sweetheart Chorus Prices—Night, 50c to $2.50. Mat., 50c to $2.00. Next Mon.. Tues., Wed.| Wed. Mat. THt BK SENSAT7ON m t Grfc 30 gg ?i lUUMIMTED*RUNVYAY LETJ CO ! I Prices—Night. 50c to $2.50. Mat., 50c I to $2.00. Seats Selling. | I MuraT TuN GHT p.h s I I Last 4 Times. Matinee Saturday. | McINTYREand HEATH HELLO, ALEXANDER A Jubilee Cast, including Pearl Regay. Prices, Tonight. sl. $1.50, $2, *2 AO. Saturday Kve.. sl, sl-50, $2. $2.50. SS. Mats. Today. Sat.. 50e, sl. $1.50. $2.00.

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AMUSEMENTS. Every Day at 2:15 and 8:15 Mats., 150 to 50c. Eve., 15c to SI.OO. Double Headline Bill Ruth Roye Herbert Clifton Comedienne of Syncopation Travesties of the Weaker Sex Kramer & Boyle—Sam Liebert & Co.—Mabel Burke and Sidney Forbes—Arthur Huston—John Regay and Lorraine Sisters—Lou and Jean Archer —Kinograms and Literary Digest Topics. Etf CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE *on Manila bay” * ALICE TEDDY Until Billy and Dot, Oren and Drew, Walton and Brant, Anna Sutter, Frank and Grace DuMont, Cummings and White, Christy 1 1 t P. M. Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom, Afternoon and Evening. mM OTIO NI P ICT URE S. ■■—■■tit- rnuF-ni i iminr i Everybody's Wild About Her Clarine Seymour As “Little White Almond Blossom” “The Idol Dancer” A Tale of Love, Romance and Wild Adventure in Southern Seas. Produced by D. W. GRIFFITH With Richara Barthlmess and Creighton Hale TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Then Good-bye Forever ' The immortal Mage pin, of Ncn Knglnnd life that made .laa. A. llearne famoue the world over. A tremendouv drama of rlaehlng will*, nhe-eln n , father strive* to force bis daughter Into a loveless match. A thrilling shipwreck when the light in the lighthouse failed. I Added Attmetlohs: All-Star Four—that Peppy Male Quartet. “A Lion's Alliance,” Century Animal Comedy. Mutt and Jeff Comedy.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920.

Maurice Tourneur Presents “My Lady’s Garter” FOX NEWS WEEKLY.

Gloves, 49c Women’s two-clasp white chamois ette washable gloves, with self or black embitiidered backs; Friday at a pair. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

STORE HOURS—DAILY 8:30 A. M. TO 5 -.30 P. M. STORE HOURS—SATURDAY 8:30 A. M. TO 6P. M. " Our weekly event that hundreds of women wait sor — FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY Those who have attended regard these sales of such importance as to always arrange for an early shopping trip to Goldstein’s Friday. FRIDAY WE ARE OFFERING A- / Sale of New Silk Dresses At a price that is nothing short of amazing in view of present market conditions Never have we assembled such an array of smart, stunning dresses. New! Fresh! Just out of the boxes, bought at a saving from an overstocked manufacturer and offered at thq same saving to you. Taffetas, Satins, Georgettes and a few Serges—these are the fabrics. But they have been used in so many new and novel ways that they hardly seem the same as , In springs gone by. The dainty pleatings, the tunics, the effective embroidery—all are essential- V

Domestic and Bedding Specials for Friday Shoppers Sheeting, Yard. Unbleached sheeting, full 86 Inches wide, In sheet lengths, on sale Friday, at G9c a yard. Calicoes, 17 l / Yard. Standard American quality, light and dark colo-s, while about 600 yards of mill lengths last, at 17MiC a yard Khaki Cloth, 39< Yard. A heavy weight twilled weave fabric :or shirts, aprons and children's wear, mill lengths on sale, 69c a yard. Percales, a Yard. Fine quality, gray and blue patterns, mill lengths of 45c quality at 39c a yard. Bed Spreads, sl-98. Bed spreads, crochet weave, double bed size, on sale (limit of 2), at $1.98 each. Comfort Cotton, 79<^. T-arge size rolls, hut one required for a comfort, on sale Friday at 79c each. Goldstein’s —Main floor. Knit Underwear Specials Every Garment Perfect Women’s fine ribbed white cotton union suits, low neck and sleeveless; wide knee with lace edge or tight knee. Regular and extra sizes, at a suit. Women’s fine libbed white cotton union suits in sizes 46, 48 and 60; low neck, sleeveless, wide or tight fitting knee, 85a suit. Women’s lightweight knitted cotton bloomers in white and pink; very special at 59^. Boys’ ribbed white cotton union suits, short sleeves, knee length, ages 4 to 16, a suit. Women’s low neck and sleeveless white cotton vests, regular sizes only; our 19c line for Friday at 12 */2^. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor.

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$2-95 i j $2- 95 Trimmed Hats That Breathe Smartness! ! s2= They’re stylish with just that indefinable SOMETHING that belongs to the winsomeness li of youth. .Just that touch of sraartnese which I gives personality to the wearer. And so be- ; coming! And so beautifully styled! In such II a large and varied selection, and at a surpris--1 ingly modest price. Pokes, Off-the-Face, Mltzl Ballors, Chin- j Chins, etc., trimmed with flowers, feathers, embroidery and fancy ornaments—a truly splendid collection of smart hats at 92.95- ~~~ jSsraSjpT Goldstein’s I * [

Ribbons, Useful lengths of fanlH ' ’ bens for hair bows and fUBsJ work; values up to 75c; day at 29<* a yard. —Goldstein’s, Main Floor,

Friday Bargains from the Piece Goods Section Silk Crepe de Chine, 92.49 Yard. 40 inches wide, soft lustrous quality, of splendid weight for blouses, dresses and lingerie, assorted staple, shades and black and white, Friday, $2.49 a yard. Black Chiffon Taffeta, 92.39 " Yard. 86 Inches wide, soft chiffon finish, rich Jet black, dependable quality, for skirts and dresses, $2.89 a yard. Navy, Men’s Wear Serge, 92.98 Yard. Fine smooth quality, extra weight for skirts, stilts or dresses, 56 Inches wide, $2.98 a yard. Cheviot Coatings, 92.68 Yard. Soft quality all-wool, heavy diagonal twill, In tan, apple and forest green, 64 inches wide, $2.68 a yard. Beach Cloth, 44£ Yard. 84 and 86 Inches wide, splendid quality for smocks, middies and wash suits, range of desirable shades, Friday, 44c a yard. White Bea Side Suiting 299 a Yard. 27 Inches wide, firm, serviceable quality, linen finish, very desirable for wash suits, 29c a yard. Pattern Table Cloths, 91-69 Each. 68x70 Inches, serviceable quality mercerised damask, oval patterns, hemmed ready for use, limited quantity, $1.69 each. —Goldstein’s—Main floon Friday Specials from the Shoe Section White Canvas Shoes, $1.48 Misses’ and children’s white canvas lace shoes, high cut with white rubber soles; sizes 8% to 11 and lltt to 2; Friday at 91-48 a pair. Boudoir Slippers, SI.OB Women’s leather sole boudlor slippers, soles heavy enough to use as house slippers; sizes 3 to 8; Friday-at 93.-98 a pair. —Goldstein’*, Main Floor.