Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1921 — Page 9

AGREE ON TWO MEASURES FOR REDISTRICTING Joint Conference Prepares Bills for Legislative Reapportionment. FEW CHANGES ARE MADE Two bills, providing for legislative reapportionment are ready to go to second reading in the House of Representatives following an agreement on amendments In a Joint conference of the Republicans of the House and the Senate late yesterday afternoon. One of the bills reapportions the State for the election of Senators and the other reapportions it for the election of Representatives. Only a few changes were made In the bill*, but It was plainly indicated that the fight over the measure is by no means ended. It was brought out several times that the meeting was a conference ana not a caucus and that no one was bound by its action. The bill for the senatorial reapportlonment was changed in the following particulars: Wayne County was given one Senator Instead of a joint Senator with Union County. Union County was Included In a senatorial district with Frauklln, Ripley and Jennings Counties. Clay and Parke County were made a senatorial district Instead of Vigo and Parke. Sullivan and Vigo Counties were Included la a district Instead of Sullivan and Clay.

ENGLISH TAKES EXCEPTION. Numerous unsuccessful efforts to change the districts were made. One of these came from Senator William E. English. Indianapolis, who is now Joint Senator from Marion, Hendricks and Hamilton counties. The bill proposes to make Johnson County a Joint district with Marion County. Senator English objected on the ground that Johnson County is Democratic. He proposed to pnt Hendricks county in a Joint district with Marion county, making a district, which he said ha believed woudl be “safely Republican." The statement was made that Marion Connty is sufficiently Republican to carry Johnson Connty with it. Senator English objected that this - is not true and pointed out that Marion County for years was represented in the Legislature by Democrats. Senator Ray Smith worth, Lafayette, also made unsuccessful efforts to have his district changed. The bill proposes that It be composed of Clinton and Tippecanoe Counties. The district is now made up of Benton and Tippecanoe Counties. Senator SouthwortU said it would be impossible for him to be re-elected under the proposed arrangement. SELF SPEAKS FOR SOITII PART OF STATE. Senator Frank Self, Corydon, objected to the entire rearrangement of southern Indiana districts. He said he had no amendment to offer, but that he wished to enter a formal objection and to state he believed these districts bave been treated unfairly. Senator Howard Cann. Frankfort, declared he reserved the right to do as he pleased about the bill when it comes up on the floor. Senator English, after h!s attempts to rearrange his Joint district failed, demanded to know what would happen if the Legislature made no reapporLocment The reply was that the present law would ! probably be held unconstitutional as not i being equitable. There was not a great deal of ohjec- | tion to the reapportlonraent for the AMUSEMENTS.

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M*ebt Y today-tonight Ki rs M I And All Next Week m ™ Seats now selling for all performances Two Box Offices—Theater and Merchants Heat and Llgh. Company. D. W. GRIFFITH’S "Most amazing spectacle ever seen on Land or sea.”—X. Y. Globe. “WAY DOWN EAST” _ _ _ _ A MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30 AND 8:15 ■ n, *** # 7 ? c ' $ L’ 5^1 * 50 and Today. 25e. 50c, 7fic, $1 and 81.50 „ .T , Owing to cost, length, of performance and iron-bound contracts, “"AY DOWN EAST'* will never be seen here except at first-class theater prices.

MOTION PICTURES. CHARLIE CHAPLIN >n “THE KID” Doors Open at 11 A. M.—Last Show Starts 9:40 P. M. CIRCLE THEATRE t£sr

Basil King’s Powerful Drama

of the Unseen World “Earthbound”

Stimulus Given Wtlltajrv !F! Combs — ft- .<rNEW YORK, Feb. 18. —A stimulus has been administered to William F. McCombs, former chairman of the Democratic national committee, who is critically ill of heart disease, to keep him alive, it was learned at the law office of the stricken man. Doctors 'attending McCombs have given up all hope of his recovery.

House, although the following changes were made: Monroe County was given one representative instead of a Joint representative with Brown County. Jackson and Brown Counties were made a separate district. Montgomery County, instead of Vigo County, was joined with Parke County in making a separate district. Newspaper men were admitted to the conference, a departure from the usual practice. Policeman Held for Killing of Pugilist CLEVELAND, Feb. IS.—Patrolman Walter Glowcckl, 24, was held in Jail here today, pending lnvestigtlon of the killing of Anthony Nagodny, 20. welterweight prize fighter, known as “Cuppy” Logan. Nagodny was shot after a rough and tumble fight with the officer. An argument In a poolroom over a cue preceded the fatal fight. Glowackl said he placed the pugilist under arrest and was attacked.

AMUSEMENTS. 'ttwngrjr tiruiun 15e-25e (tef /7' T y / r/f ic-40e Tax In- I Tax In-'■hirt.-d HE ONTINUOUS'I so Ti I*. M. NSW PLAYING “The Silver Lining” Featuring Jewell Carmen GIVEN IN ADDITION TO VAUDEVILLE Including “Fads and Fancies” 7—Eoys and Girls —7 Arthur Sullivan & Cos. Phi! Dsvis Koler & Irwin Grace Ayres “THE BEST FOR LESS” AT LOEW S Vaudeville starts at 3:30, 6:43 and 9 o’clock.

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808 —THE— GAYLE SHERWOODS AND TIIEI K SINGING ORCHESTRA JACK LEVEY AND THE SYMPHONY GIRLS JEAN GORDON FLAYERS and Other Attractive Features Dancing In the Lyric Ball Room Afternoon and Evening

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SENATE PASSES DUNN ‘DRY’ BILL Author Explains Purposes of His Measure. The Dunn bill making the Indiana prohibition law conform with the Federal law was passed by the Senate yesterday afternoon after very little discussion by a vote of 31 to 12. The vote on the bill follow*: Ayes—Alldredge, Batnum, Baxter, Beardsley, Bowers, Brown, Buchanan, Cann, Cleveland, Cravens, Decker, Douglass, Duncan, Dunn, Furnas, Henley, Hill, Holmes, Humphreys. Kiper, Leonard, Lindley, McConaba, Maier, Masters, Meeker, Miller, Moorhead, Self, Steele, Tague. Noes—Adams, Arnold, Behmer, English, Hays, Hepler, Klioe, McCullough, Nedjl, Richards, Strode, Van Orman. When the bill was called up Senator Oliver E. Dunn of Spencer, the author, explained that the bill gives the State the right to seize automobiles used In the transportation of liquor and makes the possession of stills for the manufacture of liquor unlawful. Senator William E. English, Indianapolis, in explaining his vote said he believed there is already enough prohibition legislation and that if he thought more were necessary he would vote for the bill. Senator Miles J. Furnas, Lynn, said he believed provisions for the confiscation of stills and automobiles are justified, but that he would vote against the bill if it had carried more provisions. The most emphatic protest came from Senator Harold Van Orman of Evansville. “We have had enough of this kind of legislation. I vote emphatically no,’ he said.

Funeral Tomorrow for David L. Woods Funeral services for David L. Wood, 70, who died at the Deaconess Hospital yesterday after a short illness, will be held at the residence, 6539 East Washington street, at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. For the last seventeen years Mr. Woods had been a resident of this city and for eight years was employed by the William H. Block Company. He was a member of the Irvington Presbyterian Church and Irvington Masonic Lodge No. 6CO. He is survived by his widow, three eons, Merrill of Jackson, Miss.; Raymond and Louis of this city; one brother, Will Woods of Ft. Dodge, lowa, and one sister, Miss Mary Woods of this city. AMUSEMENTS.

FNftl IQII'C TONIGHT LHULIOn Osiat. Mat . jglte. A Comedy In Three Acts, “DULCY” By George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly WITH Lynn Fontaine, John Westley, Gregory Kelly, Elliott Nugent. “I believe ‘Dulcy’ is the gayest light comedy I ever saw. It is sparkingly written and sparingly acted, and the fun of It keeps coming back to make one laugh the day after.” —Booth Tarklngton. "After the second act of ‘Dulcy’ the curtain must.have been raised and lowered twenty times. It was an unprecedentedly enthusiastic reception. Memory calls forth no such another." —W. H. McDermott, The News. Prices—Night, 60c to $2.5f1; Wed. Mat., 50c to $1.50; Saturday Matinee. 50c to $2.00. WEEK BEGINNING l KHRIARY *1 Mats., Tuesday (Washington’s Birthday) and Sat., 50c to $2.50. Lvov, 50c to $2.00. CHAT” IS DILLINGHAM'S I ms / KHQwrr i IMT I Or Am* CsiSvsil If , JEROt KEgttt BEST 7WT3 / f j vith • craw of decidedly / [ w ra<g-worthy pretty J MATS. TIES. AND SATj/OW Triumphal Tour of the Jazz King HENRY SANTREY and his Syncopated Society Band A. C. ASTON ALICE MANNING ETHEL CLIFTON and company In “DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND" HAMILTON A BARNES McRAE A CLEGG KOKIN & GALETTI The Biggest Surprise of the Season KINOGRAMS DIGEST TOPICS ADDED ATTRACTION WEAVER BROS. in “The Arkansaw Travelers” Bargain Matinees—lsc, 20c, 80c, 550.

DA UK Rube Bernstein Bathing Beauties 18 MERMAIDS This Coupon and 10c with war tax entitles lady to matinee reserve seat.

MOTION PICTURES. H. B. WARNER “WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE” Hank Mann Farce—Fox News Weekly TCTC ENTIRE 1010 WEEK Wm. Christy Cabanne’s Special Production “THE STEALERS” <C Hank Mann Comedy

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1921.

Copper’s Job Is Too Lazy for Me, Says Fierce Runaway, 11 "I wouldn’t, be a copper; It’s too lazy a Job for me,” declared Harold Tanner, 11, whose hom.t is at Warman avenue and the Crawfordsvllle pike, ea he stood in the glare of a bonfire near the Belt Railroad tracks and Washington street. It was still dark, but the light from tho fire revealed a defiant expression as the little boy looked up at the two big policemen who had come suddenly upon him and three other boys who were "camping out.” Patrolmen Hociago and Faul looked at the boy and laughed. They couldn’t help it, for he was the smallest of the four, and evidently was more fearless than all the rest. The other boys gave their names as Floyd Bohanan, 1150 King avenue; John Ebert, 719 North Pershing avenue, and Ernest Southern, 742 North Holmes avenue. All were less than 13. They explained they left home in search of adventure, and planned a “bumming" trip on the railroad. They built the fire and camped out during the night. Their food supplies consisted of a sack of doughnuts. The police sent the boys to the detention home, charging them with being delinquents.

Silent Orator Will Carry Legion Plea The Silent Orator on the Daylight Corner win carry an American Legion message, beginning tonight, as follows: "Attention: Service Men—Join tho American Legion. The Legion is the best insurance policy your country can have. The Legion stands Tor good citizenship and civic responsibility. Join your buddy’s nost J. P. Cantwell, chairman, Marion County Council, the American Legion." Socialist Leader Will Speak Sunday William H. nenry, national committeeman of the Socialist party, will lecture on "The Only Practical Remedy for Unemployment” on Sunday, 2 p. m., at Saengerbnnd Hall, 49£ South Delaware street. Mr. Henry has Just completed a lecture tour of the nation, covering thirty States of the Union. Admission free.

Tomorrow Will be a Big Day in This Big , Money-Saving Sale % Rubens winter Clearance Sale The Wonderful Value Giving Event of the Season, Which You Cant Afford to Overlook The money saving chances which this sale affords make an irresistible appeal to every economical buyer, as the reductions are real and radical on goods of known quality and guaranteed dependability. BE AMONG TliE LUCKY BUYERS HERE TOMORROW. These are elegant new models, double and single-breasted suits for young men. Conservative, regular, stout, slim and stub suits for conservative men. The fabric range includes every good and worthy material. Every garment guaranteed all wool and to give perfect satisfaction. Overcoat Prices Reduced Other coats as low as $17.50 and from You’ll be Surprised at the Extraordinary Savings Which This Sale Offers RUBENS 39 wa s S°" Years of Honest Merchandising. Open Till 9 o’Clock Saturday Night

W. H. Morse, Artist, Dies of Pneumonia William Harrison Morse; artist and vetaran of tho Civil War, died last night from acute pneumonia, at the age of 80. at hi* home, 1143 North Hamilton avenue, after an illness of fifteen hours. During the Civil War Mr, Mors* served as a member of the 89th Indiana volunteers, leaving the service with the rank of captain. He was connected with the First National Bank at Wabash for six-

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toon year*, leaving there to g* to Springfield, Mo. He had lived In Indianapolis since 1900. He was wen known as a landscape and marine artist and won a number of prizes for water color and oil paintings at the Indiana Stats fairs In 1810, 1811, 1912 and 1913. Hs was a member of the North Park Christian Church. He Is survived by hi* widow, a daughter, Mrs. Lucy Marrer of Wabash; two song, Ralph T. and Frederick Morse, Balt Lake City, Utah., and a brother, Frank Morse, Toledo, Ohio.

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