Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1920 — Page 11

„ WON READY ’>*SIP SOLONS’ Btacation plan Intends to Stay on Duty Himself and Expects Congress to Do Same. INACTIVITY DISPLEASES WASHINGTON, May 27—President Wilson is prepared to put a damper on any plans congress may have for a summer vacation. The president, it was learned today, will insist that congress shall not adjourn until i(t has disposed of matters upon which he desires action. Furthermore the president has not expressed }sny desire to Dr. Grayson to leave Washington for the "summer and is Quite Trilling at present to remain on the Job and expects congress to do the same. severe heat, which would impair the president's health, would cause Dr. Grayson to order the president out of the capital, according to present whitehouse plans. The president is becoming somewhat anxious over inaction by the senate upon important nominations which he has made and will attempt to force action upon these appointments before any adjournment is taken. Among the important nominations yet to be confirmed are: Henry Jones Ford, James Duncan and Mark W. Potter, to be members of the interstate commerce commission; Henry Morgeuthnii to'he ambassador to Mexico tan appointment which may be subjected to withdrawal until this government takes action with regard to recognition of the new Mexican government!; Sairuel McCall, to be a member of the limited States tariff commission; Kdmund Platt of New York, to be member of the federal reserve hoard, and M. M. Gillen to be member of the United States shipping board. Several important appointments are yet to be made by the president, includ ing that of an assistant secretary of the treasury and assistant secretary of state and a counsellor of the state department. The president will insist upon action upon his reqn-st for authority to accept a mandate over Armenia, accordIng to those in close touch with the president's views. The president also is not satisfied with

MOTION PICTURES. 4P COMIM OI S XOQ\ Tin It P.M. I The Big Jcy Show ■ 8--Big Features-8 ifX ISCLIDIXt. The Fastest Colored Acts in f ' ■ VauderUle I A Holiday 1 fnOixisland “ 14 Jazz Kins:* and Qneens. Singers—Dancers TC| Twelfth Chapter DAREDEVIL JACK *rß -lack Pempnev Ks I-adles' Bargain Matinee* - EVERY MON.—WEB.—FRI.

HIM-TO Let’s So—lt’s Continuous All Star Vaudeville I.NCUDIXC |Hg* "mv Ml! U H x.RAY MIND EXTRA PICTURE ATTRACTION SHIRLEY MM -INLove's Harvest IJtdles—.et conpons nt this theater good at the Broadway Monday. Wednesday. Friday Matinee*.

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ALL THIS WEEK—DOORS OPEN 11 A. M.

The Hit of the Year The * ‘ Spectaclorama ’ ’ “Pagan Purple” A Festival Tale of China a Thousand Tears Ar# MUSICAL COMEDY, CIRCUS AND SPECTACLE IN' ONE 35 People, including Singers, Dancers, Hippodrome Features. Scenes and Costumes by Ziraraerer. Son?* and Music by Norma Gregg. Presented Daily at 3:00, 4:00, 7:30 and 9:20 p. m.

&§L 1 \ Y\ g~~l I \ BKYAXT WASHBURN in H vAAAWMIW I XJL' “Mr*. Templeton’s Telegram” &! LYONS-MORAN FARCE. FOX NEWS WEEKLY.

AMUSEMENTS. CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE " “Cabaret in Dixie” v UN t, I LA PETITE KEVI’E. Hntfnrt' Comedy Four, Morris and Towne; Selma Braotz and a 4 ■inip.my. Two Lillies, Tom Mooney, Fox Comedy. I | wancing in the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Effing, P ‘

No* Gouging*! Shall the reputation of Indianapolis business men for square dealing suffer by reason of the dishonest practices of a few who might take advantage of the opportunity to “gouge” visitors to the speedway races and the convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World? More than 200 representative firms answer emphatically: “No!”—G. F. Olwln, manager Better Business Bureau.

the response of -congress to his recommendations for reduction of the high cost of living and will insist that congress at least work upon that problem. Tax revision is another subject which the president believes congress should work upon, it is learned. The peace treaty is an ever present interest with the president and while the whitehouse refuses to discuss his future course with regard to this document, it is believed in official circles tuat the president \ylll desire to have the senate in session during the coming campaign, in order that he may return the treaty to that body if events make that an expeditious course for him to follow. "The president is slowly but steadily improving,” according to Dr. Grayson, “is taking more and inoro Interest in work and is insistent upon doing a rertaln amount of work each day." lie will not consent to a vacation for congress until he feels its work is done and is prepared to tell so In message outlining the work he desires accomplished if congress moves to adjourn. Officers Installed by Masonic Lodge Members of the grand lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Indiana were returning to their homes today after attending the ninety-ninth annual state meeting. Officers were installed as follows at the closing session late yesterday: Rev. J. W. Duncan, Indianapolis, grand chaplain; Roy E. Tllford, Martinsville, grand lecturer; Albert W. Funkhouser, grand steward and tyler; Herbert W. Graham, Indianapolis, grand instructor, and Stacy O. Harrell, Bloomington, grand marshal. Charles J. Orblaon, past grand master, presided at the installation, assisted by William E. English, past grand master, and Mr. Harrell.

AMUSEMENTS. Three Shows Daily 2:30—7:31—9 P.M. JOHN T. RAY SCO. “CHECK YOUR HAT” CHRISTIE AND BENNETT Two Gentlemen From Virginia “ McCarthy "and stenard - A Farce Comedy M U SICAL“PARSHLEYS Instrumental Norelty ~GABBY BROS. AN6 CLARK A Trio of Tnlkatiye Chaps TOM MOORE And His C.lrly Girls in a Neat Comedy and Musical Melange KINOGRAM WEEKLY LITERARY DIGEST

STOP, THIEF! Farce in 3 Acts Last 1910 Production of Butler College Dramatic Club. MfiSONIC TEMPLE Saturday, Hay 29, ":* Benefit Biology Club Scholarship Fund. Seats Now—sl.so, sl, 75c. TAX EXEMPT

ALL THIS WEEK GROWN UP BABIES and a Dashing. Winsome Dancing Chorus. This coupon and 10 cents entitle lady to reserved seat at any matinee during week.

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ANITA STEWART IN “The Yellow Typhoon” By Harold MacGrath The dynamic story of a yellowhatred adventuress—equally notorious in San Francisco, Yokohama, Manila and London—whose forte in life was the breaking of men; who lived to win whatever the odds —a combination of oriental running and occidental nerve. Anita Stewart in a dual role and her best'plrture to date.

' You Can Get It at “VONNEGUT’S” For the Lawn Lawn Mowers - Our stock of lawn mowers includes such well known brands as the “Vonnegut,” the /l*ifW '■ “Crestlawn” and the "Philadelphia.” Prices FagSi 20-lneh blade!!!!!!"!’. '.!!!!!'.’.! '.**1.75 up Grass Seed Sprinkling Hose , * A4-ineh size up Fresh, active seed—a mixture of H-inoh size XC up blue grass, red top and white clover. %-inch size up Sold only lu bulk. Price, per lb.. Hose Reels ._Z.4O up 40c; in 10-lb. lots, pound 35d Lawn Rollers 911.5a up For the Garden Garden Rates,-..- .45c up Cultivators 15c up Garden Hoes 40c up Trowels 10c up Spading Forks. .51.10 up Spades 51.50 “Adjusto” Plant Spray Supports . FertUi2er Now Just the thing you for stimulating rapid Don't let the bugs have been looking for growth in your lawn * et yo “ r profits. —to hold your tomato D A small hand sprayer plants or rose bushes or garden. A high- costs only 50<S Spray plants!*** Tnch es to°s Er a <le P lant food . in with arsenate of lead, feet hlgtr Prices, 25< an d 50<* car- Fungi bordo.T ub er85<? Jo $2.25 a tonic, Blackleaf 40. dozen. I tons. Pestroy. For Campers and Hikers Folding Camp Grids, for placing fires. up Folding Camp Stoves^^sTitease jjHßj style, With 2 burners; burns gaso- SL JSH iitm from Lemon Squeezers lOC^up Ice Cream Dlshers 40c up jp*' f Full lfnes of camp cutlery **and v enameled and aluminum cooking utensils in stock at all times. For Your Guidance <M - r • - . The Evereadv liuylo, In flat and tubular shapes; several size*. Prices start Ingerioli Wstche,.!!! !S2.f tV^.p J Mtir Compasses 50c up Tally Registers or Counters 83.50 up For a Cool Drink on a Hot S’. Day or a Hot Drink on a Cold Day J ] JJ W Pint Vacuum Bottles 92.75 up J/ 1 Pint Vacuum Bottles 92.19 up 48>r uaf 1 Quart Vacuum Bottle* 94.50 up IKS 1 Quart Vacuum Carafe* • ■••97.50 °P Wp 1 Quart Vacuum Jugs 99.50 up Metal Lunch Boxes, with vacuum bottles, special ] t 93.43 up W-, Ferrostnr Vacuum Bottles that will not break from NSW, aeverest handling. Price 910 and 915 ■ y ■ „ —I m a F° r Making Ice Cream and Ices ■ * The Snow Ball la a triple rao- ;| tlon freezer, with steel frame and whl, e cedar pall. A better freezer Auto Vacuum Freezer, makes cream or ip **' wlthout cranking or stirring. Price, North Pole Freezer, with metiU 1840 Rogers Bros. ,r,SL P a,e Let us show you the most popu- rfjjg"- Vlar patterns, such as the '‘Her- XeL . aldic.” the •‘Cromwell” and "Old . Colony" Teaspoons a set Other pieces at proportion- ■ For Fly Time Screen Doors. 83.00 up Window Screens, wood 65 £ up Window Screens, metal 75<* up Knock-Down Screen Frtmes 7 Oc up Black Wire Cloth, a square foot 3tjc Galvanized Wire Cloth, a square foot 4tC Pearl Wire Cloth, a square foot s^t For Discriminating Housewives “Leonard” Cleanable Refrigerators, “Chambers” Fireless Gas Ranges, “A-B” Gas Ranges, “Perfection” OH Ranges, “Ideal” Fireless Cook Stoves, Apex Electric Washers. Everything you may need in the line of Kitchen Equipment and Cooking Utensils. VnMRfTIT Hardware Company V UilllljlllJ 1 120-124 E. Wash. St.

MOTION PICTURES. JESSE L. LA3KY PREBENTB “EVERYWOMAN” WITH AN ALL-BTAR CAST AND 100 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD. Spoken Prologue by Vera Weybelle Sidney Jerome Vocal and Violin Soloist CONTINUOUS 1 UNTIL 11 P. M. LAST HALF LwiiUJLwJ THIS WEEK "* MAEtERLINCK’S “THE BLUE BIRD” A Mighty Spectacle of Happiness * | A „ week, “TH E LOST CITY.”

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920.

Tomorrow, Friday, Our Bargain Day

Store Closed Monday May 31st, All Day

Fill §m msi fej(bi HOSIERY SALE No Phone or C. O. D. Orders. “GORDON I *’ PURE THREAD SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN, full fashioned, high spliced heels, double soles, silk lisle garter tops, black, all * ©O sizes, $3.25 quality tj). Ovy “AS YOU LIKE IT” PURE THREAD SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN, sizes 8%, 9, 9%: full fashioned, high spliced heels, double soles, silk lisle garter tops, black, $2.75 quality -j rrrv pair tj) 1. IZJ “NOT A SEME” PURE THREAD SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN, seamless foot, fashioned leg. lisle garter tops, black, white, gray, brown and navy, c* | ajr $2.00 quality, pair <3)l. “IPSWICH” WOOD FIBER SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN, seamless, fully reinforced, black, white or gray, broken lines of $1.15 quality (3 pairs, r7/"v . pair / V7C SILK SOCKS FOR WOMEN, seamless. fully reinforced, black or white, SI.OO quality (3 pairs, $2.25), VQc WHITE LISLE HOSE FOR WOMEN, seamless, fully reinforced, 39c quality, pair STOCKINGS FO R CHILDREN, fine ribbed, seamless, fully reinforced, black or white, broken lines of 25c fa and 35c qualities, pair 1 ) KNIT UNDERWEAR UNION SUITS FOR WOMEN, low neck, sleeveless, cuff knee or wide knee, lace trimmed, 85c quality (extra sizes, 65c), regular sizes o\yC UNION SUITS FOR WOMEN, Forest / Mills brand, low neck, sleeveless, tailored band top or bodice top, cuff knee or wide knee, shell trimmed, open or closed crotch, SI.OO aad $1.25 qualities, r special (3 suits, $2.19), suit / OC COMFY CUT VESTS FOR WOMEN, low neck, narrow shoulder straps, all sizes, 34 to 44. 29c and 35c -4 /n qualities, very special lc/C

Women’s and Misses’ Apparel These prices are for Friday only. No mail, phone or C. O. D. orders. (Ten) SPOBT COATS FOR WOMEN \ AND MISSES, of good quality tweed J mixtures, with leatherette collars,/ Sa,e price, cuffs ami belts, $19.75 quality I d9*9 i\r* (Ten) WOOL SERGE AND WOOL? J /.J/b ' JERSEY DRESSES FOR WOMEN \ I = AND MISSES, smart cut models, j • straight line dresses, belted styles.../

(Fifty) HOUSE DRESSES FOR WOMEN AND Misses, of good quality percales. Billie Burke models; $3.00 to $ ( QG $4.00 qualities.. qp X.O *s (Fifty) PETTICOATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, of sateen, pretty floral designs, deep flounces, elastic waistline; $2.00 AQ quality V OC Also one hundred DRESSES in sizes 6 to GQr 14 years VOL

Domestic s and Bedding

(One thousand yards) INBLEACHED MUSLIN, yard wide (limit 10 yards to customer!, Os _ yard 1 C (Six hundred yards! BLEACHED MUSLIN, yard wide (limit 10 yards to cus a 0 : ...25c YARD WIDE LONGCLOTH. excellent for underwear (limit 6 yards to OA_ customer), yard Rjift WHITE OCTING FLANNEL, fleeced on both sides (limit 10 yards to a cus- Op n tomer), yard fiOl BLUE CHECK APRON GINGHAM (none to dealers), extra t Qo special, yard J- OU (Bight hundred yards) CURTAIN SCRIM, yard wide (none to dealers), extra spe?;h i9c AMERICAN BUNTING FLAGS, bright stars and stripes: site 7(4*11 inches, each t_)U Size 10x14 inches, O each OL (Thirty - seven) BLEACHED SHEETS, size 63x90 (limit 4 to a customer), $2.25 dX a* AO quality, each tß> 1 .U zf (One hundred) BED PILLOWS, various sizes and pat2S*. 85c

TO W*H. BLOCK C? Indiana's Largest Assortment of HART SCHAFFNER £5 * MARX Clothes for Men

(One hundred) CORSETS, of good quality jean, drills and batiste. Average figure models, medium bust and hips, 4 hose supporters, pink or white; sizes 19 to 21 and 26 to r\Q 30. Special t 7 0C (Fifty) LINGERIE BLOUSES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, of good quality voiles and lawns, plain white and fancy stripe patterns; up to $2.50 fAO qualities J 7 OC

(Three hundred yards! BLACK SATEEN REMNANTS. yard wide* good lengths, 75e qualyard 49C UNBLEACHED SHEETING, double bed width, heavy thread, n r\ special, yard OyC (Five hundred yards) DRAPERY CRETONNE, 28 inches Sfr 25c (Six hundred yards) PERCALE, 28 inches wide; light and dark colors, including good patterns in navy blue, yard aiOC (Three hundred yards) STRAW TICKING, blue stripe (limit 10 yards to a cus- or tomer). yard <jQC (Forty-five) BLEACHED SHEETS, size 72x90 inches (limit 3to a cus- < AC tomer), each 1 .40 (Fifteen) BLEACHED PILLO YV CASES, size 42x8(5 inches, qr each OOC (Fifteen) BLANKETS,' gray or (an, with neat color stripe border, special, 49 (Six) PLAID BL A M RETS, large double bed sise; flue, soft, woolen finish; In beautiful colors, combination plaids; & ty :. 54.98

CURTAIN AND DRAPERY MATERIALS COLORED BORDER VOILE, yard wide, sheer materials that launder easily. White grounds with dainty colored borders on each edge, rose, blue and gold, 35c quality, Qp~ yard NOVELTY FILET NET CURTAINS, 2% yards long; durable double thread nets, trimmed with plain centers; white and ivory color; $3.50 and Q 1 K $4.00 qualities, pair AO DOUBLE FACED TERRY CLOTHS, for overdraperies or portieres, a heavy material with a plush face, reversible tapestry and scenic patterns; in rich dark colorings; rose, blue, green and tan; washable; $1.59 and $1.85 1 Cs A qualities, yard 1. z-1.7 FINE SECTIONAL PANEL LACE, 2Vz yards long, durable filet nets, in beautiful patterns, suitable for living room use. Woven in 9-inch attached strips that can be furnished to fit any length windows; ivory color; $1.25 quality, (~V IT „ per strip i/uL PLAIN OVERDRAPERY FABRICS, yard wide, good weight, mercerized fast colors, rose, blue, brown and green, 79c quality, special, yard .... 63c —Third Floor. RUG DEPARTMENT SPECLVLS RUG BORDERING, yard wide, wood grain, plank effect, light or dark oak varnish finish, 85c quality, 6QC WASHABLE COTTON BATH RUGS, slightly soiled, blue, yellow, pink and robe, but not all colors in all sizes. Size 24x36-inch, $1.95 quality 91-45 Size 24x48-inch, $2.50 quality 81.75 Size 30x60-inch, $3.75 quality 92.85 Size 36x63-inch, $5.50 quality $4.00 CHINESE JUTE RUGS, size 36x63 inches, heavy, high pile weave, in fine pattern and plain centers with band borders, blue, tan, rose or gold; $12.50 and r\ $13.75 qualities, at tpy.V/O DOOR MATS, size 18x30 inches, diamond cell rubber, good weight, Q | C\ r —Fourth Floor.

THE BASEMENT STORE ?

Boys 9 Spring Suits special Friday at *8.75 Sizes 8 to Ideal suits for spring Y-PjL and summer /rffy wear. Os excel lent w e a r in g uki materials in neat mix- ffiw/iIlWf'E/ tures of (Wfliaj MV \m browns, grays and Fj ! greens, new jjj jffj IvV style coats, Vufwj wljX lined pants. flj Hm -Special Fri-sß.7s-J I BOYS’ OVERALLS, sizes 3 to 14 years, of dark blue denim, fast color, Steifel dye, front and back (A Q pocket and bib i/OC (Twenty) PETTICOATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, of tussah silk with deep ruffles of striped taffeta. Elastic waistline; ity oo .: iua !:. / :..5L98

Smart Trimmed HATS For Women and Misses 1 $ 2.00 Included are hats for dress and yMSgalo y hats for sports wear. f Ribbon and Milan hemp sports B V/ — J hats trimmed with sport sasli. L Trimmed dress hats of lisere. f %, barnyard straw, Milan hemp, pip- / ing straw, etc. Large, medium and small shapes in black, red. navy, .lavender and many other new spring colors —hats trimmed artistically with ostrich fancies, ornaments, ribbons, novelties, etc., special O Friday.

GROCERIES Buy Saturday’s and Monday's provisions Friday. (Store Closed Monday). BREAKFAST BACON, lean, sweet, .sugar cured, machine sliced (two pounds, 65c), pound 33^ EVAPORATED MILK, Van Camp’s or Borden’s, large one-pound cans (4 for 45c); can 12£ COFFEE, Blue'Ribbon, fresh roasted, excellent quality (3 pounds, 95c); pound H2c NAVY BEANS, choice, white, hand picked Michigans, 3 pounds 29# RAISINS, fine large BUTTE RINE California, Sun |„„ , .„ A ’ Maid, seeded, large | Cream of package colored, ready for the table, looks and MACARONI OR tastes like butter, SPAGHETTI, “Red, . . ’ White and Blue,” poaad 41 * 10c quality. ~ 3 packages 19<i j LARD, Sun-lit pure DRIED BEEF, Lib- open ket<Je ren * by's extra dry dered, one-pound sweet cured, ma- carton .. 28e cbine chipped, * PoUnd ° 9<? I BARNARD’S SORPANCAKE GHUM MOLASFLOUR, Roxane, SES, five-pound pack- —• ? age XO<i ’ CREAM CHEESE, CREAMERY EUT- . , . _. TER, Sun lit, deli- h . y ellow is ‘ cious, fresh, sweet consin, full cream, churned, pound .......39<) pound 59c —Fifth Floor. HOT SEE UR NTS HENG S (Ten) ELECTRIC IRONS, family size, / with at ' co gq taclunents - - tj) .c/ O (Seventy-five) ALUMINUM PIE PANS, 8inch. size, -j Q special 1 77 L (Fifty) SHERWOOD DISH DRYERS, SSlty 69c —Fifth Floor.

Men's Furnishings MEN'S KNITTED TIES of fiber silk, plain color and fancy cross stripes, Apr special ~±l)C MEN’S MESH UNION SUITS, short sleeves, ankle length, cut large and roomy; sizes SS Ajr to 46 i7CJC SIZE 14 MEN'S SHIRTS, neat striped percales, soft turnback cuffs attached (3 for-$2.00), Op:^ each OOC MEN’S HOSE, “TVayne Knit" and other makes, seamless, stainless, fast color, black and colors, 25c 10/1 quality 1 V?C % Good Candy COCOANUT BRITTLE, 60c quality, special, QOr* CRYSTALLIZED GUM DROPS, special, QOy NUT TOASTIE, 60c quality, special, QOr pound o*yC

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Store Closed Monday, May 31st, All Day