Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1920 — Page 4

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CAN TEACHER ENTER POLITICS? Political Rule in Schools Starts Argument. The political rule of the city school hoard developed more argument and sarcasm In the meeting of that body last night, when E. U. GrafT, superintendent of city schools, asked for an Interpretation of the rule, saying he had received numerous Inquiries from school teachers who had been appointed precinct committee women and wanted to know if their serving In that capacity was a violation of the rule. “It is a clear violation of the rule,” said President Crippin. “It would be a clear violation 1* they were elected,” retorted Mr9. Julia Tutewiler, “but they are only appointed and It Is work they do outside of school hours, and It seems to me it is all right. - “It is political activity and talk In the schools during school hours which are objectionable." said Mrs. Tutewiler. “It seems to me it was clearly in contravention of the rule,” 6aid Mr. Graff. “Does anybody want to Interpret this rule?" asked Mr. Crippin. “Does anybody want to handle dynamite?” rejoined Mr. Barry. PURCHASE PROPERTY FOR HIGH SCHOOL. Plans for a high school on ThirtyFourth street, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets, were launched in the meeting by George C. Hitt, business manager of the board, who submitted a report, stating that the Topp property had been secured through condemnation proceedings which amounted to SSO.OOO At the suggestion of Mrs. Tutewiler, Mr. Graff was to submit specifications for the high school. Bert S. Gadd told the board the bonded indebtedness limit was almost reached and said it should not spend any more money on high schools now, but should put the money to a much needed use in the elementary schools. Mrs. Tutewiler said after the waymoney had been spent on Manual and Arsenal Techincal High Schools the north side should have a school. PROVIDE FOR 2,500 STUDENTS. A school with a capacity of 2,500 students was finally decided upon. President Crippin said another high school on the west side probably would be proposed shortly. Staff changes, given below, were reported by Superintendent Graff: Resignations of Marie Brandon, 3'orsham and Sophia Salathe: recomi*nded a leave of absence for Clara J. Williams. He announced the appointment of Anna Pear! Hamilton and Mallei Townsend, as teachers in the elementary schools; Lola Adams, employe In superintendent’s office: Ross R. Kennedy, physics, Shortridsm High School, and

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Morely Fullenwider, physics assistant, Shortridge High School. The following part-time appointments were announced: Hazel Hendricks, millinery; Iva Reynolds, home nursing; Flossie Jones, sewing; Katherine Smool, teacher of design, and Nona A. Connelly, millinery. The following evening school appoitments were announced: Olive Cunder, Nona A. Connelly, Raynn Snow Frost, May Curley, Irven Armstrong, Consuella Street, Caroline Goodhart, O. A. Johnson, Laura B. Shallenberger, Anna Brennan, Margaret Yule and Edith Blankenship. BOOZE SCANDAL AT LOGANSPORT Cass County Expose May Involve High Officials. LOGANSPORT, Ind., Oct. 27.—Sensational disclosures are expected in the report of the Cass County grand Jury when that body ends its session, following the arrest here Tuesday of Frank Tam, William Sullivan. Riley Mullendore and Henry Gillen, proprietor of soft drink parlors and cigar stores. The men are charged with bribery. It Is expected that before the charges on which the four men are held are sifted that several “high-ups” among Logansport officials will be arrested, charged with accepting bribe money. The arrests yesterday were made following grand jury Indictments and It is said the investigation of certain officials who are said to have accepted graft money is to be taken up at once. The men arrested are charged with paying money to officials to obtain immunity from arrest, while they carried ! on a traffic In home-made brew, white i mule and other concoctions with a j ‘•kick.” The men paid the officers from sls to SSO a week, depending upon business, or to the extent with which they stood in with the gang. I The money was collected weekly, it is said. The deputy prosecutor of Cass County, who usually coaducts grand Jury Investigations, and whose name rumor has connected with the case, has disappeared from the city, along with several olhet officials. The deputy prosecutor Is also secretary of the Cass County Republican central committee. A special deputy prosecutor has been appointed to have charge of the grand Jury during Investigations of the reported misconduct of office.

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United Spanish War Veterans Plan Party : A home coming for Boldiers, sailors and marines of the United Spanish War Veterans and their families will be held Sunday, Oct. 31, in Bread Ripple. Committees will meet the veterans and families at the end of the Broad Ripple car line. An army style dinner will be served at noon and will be followed by a program of games and athletic events. The committee in charge of the hffair Is composed of Sylvester Jackson, F. R. McCool, Arthur Snull, Charles Tyre, Will Higgins and Henry C. Cron. ONLY GIRL LIEUTENANT IN ARMY. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 27. —The only girl second lieutenant in Nebraska, Miss Helen Schaoenfelder, who has been at the local

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THE ARMY TEACHES TRADES Figure up the time it would take you to become a good machinist—and what it would cost you for board and clothes and all the other expenses while you were learning. If you could get paid while learninghave money in your pocket at the end J no you of a , ring ig a ) be )f a jobs ST tO 3gin EARN, LEARN AND TRAVEL

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army recruiting station, has been ordered to report to Ft. Crook, where she will receive her discharge. \ Miss Schaofenfelder 1* an army field clerk with the rank of second lieutenant. She will return to Washington, D. C., .where she will attend George Washington University. Nature Replacing Power Lost in War? PARIS, Oct. 27.—The old theory that nature provides for the loss In man power after a great war by producing more boy than girl babies Is borne out In Paris birth statistics. During the present year nearly 60 per cent of the infants born In the French capital have been boys. The same thing was observed In Germany after the Napoleonic wars.

Good Canvas Gloves, 7 prs. for.^JL Men’s canvas gloves, good weight, made nap outside or nap Inside, knit wrist style. Thursday, 7 pairs for SI.OO. —Main Floor. Children’s Waist £4 Union Suits vH. B. Z. U. waist union suits for children; bleached cotton, well fleeced; ages 2 to 12 years; bought to sell at $1.75. Dollar Day, suit, SI.OO. —Main Floor.

Picking Shaking the Bargain SuE A ftfV- Tree Tomorrow!! Tree Thursday Is flfln^ 0 - Dollar Day a Oh L th ol f ! 'i ßa i g a^ 7a; shaken the bargain tree, A AbcV'J" rv \ (s and all you have to do is —"yy to pick them up. Picking B 1 % i f-(j dollars oft the ground, so \ i to sPeak1| ill V Why, mind you, we are rW& VA mJr f VQ'O * cr-.-. offering you items at one f dollar that cost a dollar O today on the new whole- / Ju® o CjJRQ sale prices* This is the ' ° rfrf A_J v * iK % Mjf H greatest bargain event of season. Read every ' O phone, C. 0. D. or ipail or--1 ft* ** ders on Dollar Day goods. O The store opens at 8:30. (O (\ C3 Be one of the first ones rv and C to gather the DOLLARS Y _ f?- V Some lots are small, so

$1.50 to $1.98 Coverfll Aprons... Cones' coverall aprons for women, -■ made of dark and light colored Scout percale, all made full alxe, and sold regularly at |LSO to 11.98. Thursday, choice SI.OO. —Main Floor. $2.50 Cut Glass Fruit Bowls at.,. Cut glass fruit bowl*. HJncb *le. pretty patterns, four different designs to choose from; {2.50 values, Thursday at SI.OO. —Main Floor. Women’s $1.50 Leath. Hand Bagss*4 Hand bag* for women; real leather. JL swagger style, with Inside mirror; black only; $1.50 quality, Thursday, choice, SI.OO. Main Floor. Women’s $2 Hair Switches at .. Hair switches, 24 Inch alse, fins qual- €j?JL ltv, natural, wavy hair, 3-at*m style; all ahades except gray; $2.00 quality. Thursday, each SIOO. ~ Main Floor. $1 Knitting Yarns, 2 Skeins for.. Fleischer’s knitting yarn, odd lot. In VJL light gray only; 1* lb. skeins only; regular price SI.OO skein; flno for knitting socks; Thursday, 2 skeins for SI.OO. —Main Floor. 69c Dresser Scarfs, 2 for Dresser scarfs, 18x50-lneh size, lla V A with white scalloped edges; 09c quality, Thuriday, 2 for SI.OO. —Main Floor. 89c Flannelette Petticoats, 2 for. £4 Women's flannelette petticoats In dark -Bnnd llgtt stripe*, 75c and 89c value*. ThuraMay, 2 for sl. --Second Floor. • 1 ■ ""T — 1 " "" $1.50 Dressing Sacques, Choice... 4 Percale dressing saequea for women, lain light and dark colors, aizee 36 to 52; $1.50 regularly, Thursday, sl, ~ —Second Floor. Up to $1.69 Flannelette Gown3.. Women'* outing flannel nightgowns, f£eJL full sue, In plain white and pink and blue stripes; regularly $1.50 and SI.OO, Thursday, choice, 91. —Second Floor. $1.50 Baby Shoes, Thursday at...^4 Baby flret-atep button shoe*, leather V* soles, very flexible, black and brown soft kid, sizes 1 to 5. A $1.60 shoe, Thursday, sl. —Main Floor.Men’s $1.50 House Slippers, pair. ,&4 House slippers for men, black and *Ce_SL gray beaver with leather soles; our $1.50 kinds, Thursday, sl. —Main r,oor. Women’s 75c Rubbers, 2 Pairs...& 4 Women's rubber overshoes, all styles of the 75c kind, Thursday, 2 pairs, sl. —Main Floor. 50c Jiffy Pants, Thurs., 3 Pairs... (j|4 Kleinort’s .Tlffy pants, all sizes, reg. JL ular 60c seller, Thursday, 3 for SI.OO. —Second Floor. Children’s Gingham Dresses at . • Gingham dresses for children, In plain <spr JL and fancy colors; sizes 2 to 6 years; special for Thursday, SI.OO. —Second Floor. Women’s $1.50 Nightgowns at - - Muslin nightgowns for women, V-neck JL style, full length sleeves, embroidery trimmed and neat tuckiugs; $1.50 regularly, Thursday, choice, SI.OO. —Second Floor. Women’s $1.50 Blouses, Choice.. riP4 Blouses for women, of barred dim■itles and voile, neatly trimmed with lace and tucks; all clean, fresh, $1.50 blouses, choice, SI.OO. —Second Floor. Women’s $1.75 Smocks, Thursdayg>4 Smocks, made of fine quality mate- 4A rials, In blue, gray and brown, neatly trimmed with embroidery; $1.75 value, Thursday, SI.OO. —Second Floor. Women’s Untrimmed Hats, Only .^4 Silk and velvet untrimmed hata for 4}JJL women, In a variety of new models; choice Thursday, of special lot, SI.OO. —Second Floor. 36-Inch Curtain Scrim, 5 Yards Curtain scrim, 88 Inches wide, plain vJ. center with fancy borders; Thursday, 5 yards, SI.OO. —Third Floor,

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$1.49 Rag Rugs, Choice at Only. 25x50 Rag ruga, hit-and-mlsa patterns; w-3. regularly $1.49, Thursday, each, SI.OO. —Third Floor. $1.69 Scrim Curtains, Choice, 'i 2V* yards long, finished with lacs edge and Insertion; regular S!.G9 scrim curtains, pair, y.oo. —Third Floor. 49c Curtain Goods, 3 Yards for.. Marquisette and grenadine, 86 inches JL wide, in white and Ivory; regularly *9u yard, Thursday, 3 yards SI.OO. —Third Floor. Choice Framed Pictures for Beautiful pleturea, neatly framed; V choice of a special lot, SI.OO. —Third Floor. 59c Wood Filler, 3 Yards only.. <2*4 24 Inch wood filler for around your JL ruga, golden oak finish; regularly 60c, Thursday, 3 yards'sl.oo. —Third Floor. Boys’ $1.50 Sweaters, Choice at.. s*4 Sweater coats for boys, made with vJL shawl collar; dark gray color; alzca 24 to 24; our $1.50 number, at SI.OO. —Main Floor. Boys’ $1.50 Pants, Choice ThursdajQ4 Pants for boy*, of fanev casalmeres and dark corduroy*; sizes'? to 18; regularly $1.50, Thursday, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Boys’ Waists, Choice Thursday^ 3 Striped and plain blue walata for boys, tpr-£L sizes 8 to 15; choice, 3 for SI.OO. —Main Floor. Boys’ $1.50 Overalls, Choice Extra heavy whits back bine denim JL overall* for boys, alxea 6 to 12; $1.50 regularly, Thursday, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Boys’ Combination Suits at only. 04 Dark blue striped denim combination C'IJL sulta for boys, sizes 3 to 7; sell regularly at $1.39, Thursday, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Men’s and Boys’ $1.50, $2 Caps.. tfs |j • Caps of fancy mixtures and French fl? JL serges for men and boys; $1.50 and $2.00 Talues, choice, SI.OO. Main Floor. Men’s $2 Overalls, Choice 0n1y... tf>4 Stelfel striped blue denim overalls for JL men, sizes 32 to 42 (limit 2 pairs), Thursday, SI.OO. —Main Floor. $1.49 Table Damask, Only, Yard. Jg-jp Irish cotton table damaeb, 84 to 72 inches wide, floral and conventional designs; our $1.40 quality, yard, SI.OO. —Main Floor. $3.00 Georgette Crepe, Yard at.. Georgette crepe, an excellent all-silk J crepe, for dresses, blouses and undergarments. The most complete color assortment we have ever shown: 40 Inches wide; formerly sold at $3.00, per yard SI.OO. —Main Floor. $1.49 All-Wool Serge, Yard at Storm serge, double warp, all wool, K? yard wide, black, navy, brown. Copen, red 'and gray; $1.49 value at, per yard, SI.OO. —Main Floor. $2.00 Shantung Silk, Yard &4 Silk Shantung, 32 inches wide, pure •* silk; gray, navy, Pekin blue. Copen and natural color; $12.00 quality, yard, SI.OO. —Main Floor. 650 Turkish Towels, Thurs. 2 for. O 4 Bleached Turkish towels, 22x45 inches, JL good weight; our regular 65c quality, two for SI.OO. —Main Floor. $1.49 Plaid Suitings, Only, Yard..d*g Plaid suitings, In darker color combi- 'ijw-*-nations for the making of children’s dresses and skirts; 38 Inches wide; $1.49 value, at, yard, SI.OO. —Main Floor. $1.84 Wash Combination for .©4 li No. 10 Atlantic galvanized JL bucket 71>c 1 12-ounce water mop 45c 2 packages White Dine IGC 5 Bars Premium Family Soap 30C 2 Ryan’s Majlk Washing Powder 20< All for SI.OO. j $1.84 / —Basement.

Children’s School Hose, 6 pr. for. .^*4 Children’s tan achool hose; all sizes} tjJJL seconds of a 25c value; 6 pairs, SI.OO. —Basement $2 Wash Bench Thursday, Only.. Folding wish bench; will hold two JL tubs; well made and very strong; $2.00 value (only 18 to sell), each, SI.OO. —Basement Former $1.59 Bed Sheets Only..^^ 72x90 bleached sheets, made of a good grade muslin, with center seam and 3-inch hems; did sell for $1.59, Thursday, each,. SI.OO. —Basement. Up to 35c Cretonnes, 5 Yards for Comfort and drapery cretonnes, twill IJrA weave; a large line of colors and patterns; did sell up to Ssc, Thursday, 5 yards, SI.OO. —— c . Up to $2 Blanket Strips Blanket strips. In tan and gray; large double bed sizes; pink and blue borders; a sample lot of values up to $2.00; a ' strip (not pairs), SI.OO. —Basement 25c Calicoes, Thursday 8 yards Standard American calicoes. In navy and light styles; stripes and figures; full pieces; did sell for 25c, Thursday, 8 yards, SI.OO. —Basement Genuine Lonsdale Muslin, 5 yds.. Genuine Lonsdale (green ticket), and Old Glory bleached muslins: yard wide; did sell for up to 39c, Thursday, 5 yards. SI.OO. —Basement Former $2.50 Silk Hose, pair at.. Kota seme nationally advertised 10strand pure silk hose, for women; fashioned seamed leg. first quality; hem or elastic ribbed top; colore Mack, white, cordovan, gray and navy; formerly $2.50, Thursday, pair, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Up to 39c Hose, 4 pairs (^4 Durable Durham stockings for chlldren, lxl ribbed, fast black, fully reinforced; triple knee, sizes 6 to 9; formerly priced up to S9c, Thursday, 4 pairs for SI.OO. —Main Floor. Women’s $1.50 Underwear, gar. fi*4 Women’s velvet lined underwear, vests rM. high neck, long sleeve, ankle length pan4s, pu> bleached; sizes 4, 5 and 6; mill runs, $1.50 value, Dollar Day, garment, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Women’s $1.50 Union Suits fi£4 Fine ribbed, pure bleached cotton; light JL fleecing, low neck, sleeveless; also high neck, long sleeve; nil ankle length, first quality; regular sizes; Thursday, Dollar Day, suit, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Former 50c Hose, Thursday 4 pairs (2*4 Folly, Durham and Ipswich brands first JL quality women’ju flue gauge lisle finish hose, seamless and semi-fashioned; black, white and cordovan; Thursday, former 60c values, 4 pairs SI.OO. —Main Floor. Women’s Look Like Wool Hose, ps4 Burson, Richelieu ribbed heather cotton Sq7JL hose; look very much like wool hose —so popular just now for iow shoes, Thursday, Dollar Day, pair, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Boys’ Up to $1.50 Union Suits.. £4 Peeler cotton heavy ribbed fleece lined sßg-IL union suits, closed crotch, large flap seat; ages 8 to 16 years; worth up to $1.50, Thursday, Dollar Day, any size, suit, SI.OO. —Main 'Floor. Men’s Former $1.50 Underwear. Men’s heavy fleece lined Jaeger cotton underwear; shirts, sizes 34 to 46; drawers, 30 to 44; former $1.50 value, Thursday, garment, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Men’s 50c Underwear, 4 garments. Men’s balbriggan shirts and drawers, JL snort sleeve shirts and ankle length drawers, with double seat; sizes, shirts, 3-1 to 40; drawers. 30 to 44; good 50c value. Thursday, 4 garments for SI.OO. —Main Floor. Former *750 and $1 Hosiery, 2 prs. Women's Burson seamless fashioned Spr JL mercerized lisle hose; colors black, white and cordovan; also fiber silk hose; colors, gray and tan; formerly sold for 75c and SI.OO pair. Dollar Day, 2 pairs, SI.OO. —Main Floor. Former 25c Socks, Choice 7 pairs #4 Durham lisle finish socks for men; light weight, fast black, reinforced where wear is hardest; farmer 25c value; first quality. Thursday, 7 paiivCcr SI.OO. —Main Floor.

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Former $1.50 and <£*€ $2 Work Shirts.. JL Cone’s Boss best grade, medium blue cheviot and other makes khaki color chambray and black sateen shirts, well made, full cut; former $1.50 and $2 value; sizes 14% to 17. Thursday, choice. SI.OO. —Main Floor. $1.79 Wash Boil- §7 ers, Thursday only.**-*-No. 8 galvanized wash boilers, tin lid, drop handles; $1.79 value (only 23 to sell), each SI.OO. —Basement.