Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1921 — Page 3

BRANCH BANK BILL PASSED IN SENATE 34 TO 12 Would Restrict Activities in Neighborhood of Other Institutions. LOCAL INTEREST SHOWN After a bitter fight In which 9trong lobbies on both sides played a large part, the Senate yesterday afternoon passed the branch bank bill which, as it now stands, prohibits the establishing of branch banks in the “immediate neighborhood” of institution* already established. The vote w*s 84 to 12. The bill as originally introduced provided that no State bank or trust company should establish branch banks, but on second reading the amendment providing they shall not be established in the ' Immediate neighborhood" of other banks was Inserted on motion of Senator C. Oliver Holmes, Gary. The vote on the bill follows: Ayes—Adams, Alldredge. Arnold. Bainum, Baiter, Bowers, Brown, Buchanan, ann. Cleveland, Decker. Dunn, English, Fitch, Hartzell, Hays, Hepler. Hegsrcn. Kiper, Kline, Leonard, Lindley, McConaha. McCullough, Maler. Masters, Meeker, Miller. Moorhead, Nejdl, Self. Southworth. Steele. Swain. Noes Beardsley, Behmer, Cravens, Douglass, Duncan, Holmes. Humphreys, Nichols, Ratts. Richards. Strode. Tagne. On the opening of debate Senator Joseph M. Cravens moved that the bill be recommitted to a committee to consider farther the Holmes amendment. Senator Holmes agreed on the ground that the amendment is •‘indefinite.’’ The movement appeared to be intended to delay action on the bill until adjournment, but it was lost. The next move to kill the bill came from Senator Don F. Strode. Kokomo, when he moved that it be indefinitely postponed. After a number of protests. Senator Alfred Hogston, Marion, moved that the motion be tabled. This latter motion was carried with a vote of 26 ayes, the notes not being recorded. It was brought out in the course of a long debate that the bill was aimed directly at a condition existing in Indianapolis, but a number of Senators pointed out it would have a State-wide application. Practically every bank in Indianapolis Is lined up on one side or the other of the controversy and every effort is being made to get the bill through the House *s it is, on the one hand, or on the other hand to have it killed there. , TEXAS FIRST IN CROP VALUES. Q. Which State ranks first in crop value? A. C. A. According to value of crops produced Texas ranked first in 101!), the valuation being $1,076,163,000. lowa came second with a total of $^>61,338,000.

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Stout Women’s SUITS and DRESSES The dominant feature of these splendid groups of Stout Women’s Suits and Dresses are the youthful lines on which they are designed, transforming a stout woman’s figure into the so much desired slender silhouette lines without the sacrifice of style.

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Sale of Men’s Spring Hats In all the new spring colors and J snappy •’tyles. and $3.95 / ur new s P r * n S h a t s are now ready ' 7 for your Inspection, both in soft anil y stiff models. j? Men’s and young men’s new spring Jl/t caps, in all the new spring (£•* ajcolors, $3 and $3.50 values $2.50 AUTO BRAND AND $5.00 MEN’S CORDUROY CONES’ BOSS ENGINEERS' PANTS- Fine, close woven OVERALLS— Heavy weight corduroy, cuff bottoms; sizes blue denims. Spe- tf*T sf 28 to 42. cial Saturday Special pZ.J7

Men's Shirts That we recently sold up to $2 95c Just enough to last Saturday. Shirts taken from our regular stock; all kinds of good material In all kinds of patterns and colorings. All sizes.

BOYS’ SAMPLE SUIT SALE—Sizes 8 to 16. Specially /tw*jk Ar 2 priced Satur- IL < Uw day at IJ/%}

BOYS’ NEW SPRING HATS AND CAPS —s2 00 values. Spe- <Ji or cially priced Saturday tpl.Lt)

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Sale of New Spring Silk Dresses Street and Afternoon Models in Newest Style-Ideas Underpriced at *2s— affetas — Crepes—T ricotines These charming Springtime frocks feature bodices that blouse, curve snugly inward or are slenderly straight—in pleasing contrasts to the skirts—which are full-flaring. Beading, embroidery and cording are effectively employed for ornamentation.

New Spring Dresses Os crepe de chine, Canton crepe, taffeta and kittens’ ear crepe, beaded, embroidered and georgette trimming—sls

Men’s and Young Men’s Matchless Clothing Tomorrow again we can prove to you that you can buy a s£sf gPEgt good high-grade suit at /f%> The models are smart and becoming In every way. fi® I*l The assortment of styles runs Into scores, so you §3 bB are sure to one to y° ur liking. Jp |J The suits involved are the product of America’s best NkL Jjp tailors. Each garment made according to our sped- *“ fications in fabric and finish.

Special Saturday—sl6.so and $18.50 QC Boys’ All-Wool 2-Pants Suits Cj—— Marked down for one day only at New patterns, in brown, green, tan and fancy mixtures; in classy and nifty models; sizes 8 to 18. ;■ -

Boys’ School Pants Corduroy and faney mixtures. Up to $1.50 values. All sizes to 16. Satur- _ day only o*/C

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Smart Spring Hats An unusual assortment, presenting all the newest and up-to-the-minute ideas iu Spring Millinery, found only in $7.50 to sls hats. eat We feature them for Saturday

New Spring Dresses Much lower price than you even thought possible! These dresses are elegantly made of all wool serge. Smartly trimmed with silk embroidery, wool embroidery—s7.9s

Splendid Spring Suits Exceedingly attract- sfe ive models developed 1 Oa of all-wool tricotine ft and poiret twill. The .. new effects in blouse, W W ripple und semi-tai-lored styles are shown. Elaborately embroidered or silk braided. New Spring Suits Distinctive new A styles. All th's sea- \ fF]|| sou’s favored fabrics w M \J and the colorings in £r —mimm greatest demand. A j M g* JJ variety of charm is HEUS found in these new spring garments, which we offer at prices that will be a pleasant surprise to ali thrifty women who are good dressers. Smart Jersey Suits With Easter only four weeks /tb away it’s time every woman fa gave thought to her new Y pi suit. This is a special offer and will surely interest yon. fj vljp Latest models. *

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A Fascinating Group of Georgette Blouses for Spring Anew Spring blouse to complete the Easter costume, or to brighten a suit no longer new, and exceptionally low priced, too, for such lovely blouses. Made of soft, pretty Georgette, generously lace trimmed, in the latest charming modes, Including overblouses and tuck-in style, and smart collarless models with a vest of fine tucks, novel cuff trimming, long and three-quarter sleeves, pooi in just the colors you like—flesh, bisque and in white# qH You’d expect to poy SB.OO for such blouses as these; ' ' V specially priced at

$12.50 up to $15.00 Boys’ Two Pants SUITS In fancy wool suitings. New styles and colors. Sizes 7 to 16. In one great assortment, Satur- QC only, at

Than Cost to Make Women’s and Growing Girls’ Pumps, Oxfords and One-Strap Pumps, from a prominent Eastern manufacturer at less than cost to make. They are made •of brown or black kid, tan calf, patent leather, tan Brogues and black satins, every pair perfect and all sizes. Take this opportunity to supply your spring wants in low shoes, for never again this season will you buy at these prices. Choice of high heels, \ ®ji tO ]| g Cuban heels, military t heels and low walking _ ■ m B heels. Values to $lO. Choice ***&

Wraps and Coats For Easter of Surpassing Beauty *1975 —Tuxedo models, cape coats, sleeveless wraps, box sport coats, notched revers, throw collars — all that i3 fashionable and desirable for Spring wear will be. found here. The color range: Peacock Blue—Grotto Blue—Ming Blue—Ostrich Tan—Reindeer Ash Gray Rookie Sand —Caramel Brown. —lnstant will be the appeal of these garments to women who know merchandise and know values. New Spring Coats Every coat is beautifully He lined and trimmed with jB buttons, pockets and smartest collars. Sizes for H M B women and misses

Women's Gowns At Big Reductions WOMEN’S GOWNS—Of excellent quality nainsook, V and round neck, embroidery and lace trimmed, good lengths; sizes 16 and 17. CREPE GOWNS —Fancy stitching and shirred yoke, kimono sleeves. MUSLIN GOWNS— With set-in long sleeves, embroidery trimmed, open front, good lengths and widths. Choice Tuesday at — *1.39

Women's New Sweaters Savings of $1.50 to $5.00 *4.95 The much-wanted tuxedo models in worsteds and zephyrs—the colors are black, brown. bn|k navy, peacock and purple. All regular sizes in this lot—3-4 to 44. Little Tots’ Gingham DRESSES Very Special At n.oo Brand new Gingham Dresses—for little tots of 2 to 6 years— plain and checked fabrics —many are made with contrasting color effects. The colors are tan, blue, pink and yellow. Just 480 dresses at this price—the earlier you come Saturday, the better the choice 1

Women’s Coverall Aprons Made of good quality percale, square neck, open on side; two large pockets, rick rack braid trimmed, sash style; light and dark colors. Sizes medium- and large. Special — 89c

$1.50 Sateen Underskirts or Pantalettes 200 Pretty sateen underskirts or pantalettes, in black, Copen, navy, green, purple, grey, brown and black—--79c

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