Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1921 — Page 7

BOUGHTON TO GIVE PROGRAM Recital of Artist Piano Teacher Announced . * Willoughby Boughton who recently hag lecepted the position of artist piano leather at the College of Music and Fine Lite, will give a public recital at the All tools’ Unitarian <Chnrch on Friday eveling, March 18. Mr. Boughton is an American artist rbo has had the advantage of several rears of foreign study. Ills father, who tas an editor of a large city daily. Intended that his son should follow the leme profession. While pursuing the ttndy of journalism in the University of Michigan young Boughton attracted the tttention of a pianist who insisted that N abandon the idea of journalism and take up the serious study of music. Mr. Boughton went to Europe and betaine a pupil of Lehvlnne. Returning to America, he divided his time between leaching and concert work. lie has been t teacher at Washburn College, Drake and Ohio Weselyn I'nivcrsity. most of this time ho was asscoi■P with Horace Whitehouse who lately PR's assumed the office of vice president |nd musical director of the College of Music and Fine Arts. Mr. Whiteho.use was able to persuade Mr. Boughton to accept the vacancy In the artist piano department.

Mrs. Kate Foppiano has returned to the home of her son, Joseph Foppiano, to this city after an eight months’ stay With her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Guym, In California. She was accompanied home |y John Cuneo, her brother of Roby, Ind. Mrs. Foppiano is 75 and has lived In lutianapolis for forty-five yeass. • • • A program of whistling, dancing and leading numbers will be given at the Masonic Auditorium, Thursday evening, March 17. Those assisting will be Mrs. Kstelle Carson Jones, Mrs. Fern Brcndel Metzger, Mrs. Goldie F. Albrecht. Mrs. G. D. Huffman, Miss Mildred Nickel and Miss Jane Christy and a chorus of thirty roices. • • • Members of the Jewish Shelter House and Old Home Association will dedicate their new building at 852 South Pennlylvania street, Sunday afternoon. The program will be open to the public. ** • < Members of the Gamma Sigma sorority will meet at the home of Miss Anna Mae Fishman, 131 West Morris street, Sunday afternoon. • • • Mrs. William Morgan of Brooklyn, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Scott L. Denny, 525 East Forty-Ninth Street, has returned home. • • Mrs. Charles Stanner, 218 Wisconsin street, was hostess this afternoon for a meeting of the D. T. H. Club. St. Patrick’s colors were used for table decorations and favors. The rooms were beautifully decorated with spring flowers. Those present were: Mrs. Thurman Sommers. Mrs. Ernest Mowwe, Mrs. Charles Koerner, Mrs. John Hyman, Mrs. Charles Galm, Mrs. Charles Wiese, Mrs. Carl Stammer and Mrs. Henry Schilling, with Miss Helen Galm and Miss Mary Koehrner as guests. Gas Discovered in Old Water Well Special to Th Times. COLUMBUS, Ind., March 11.—Gas has been discovered In an old water well on tlie farm of Mrs. Linnle Strietelineier, five miles north of this city. The gas came from the well In considerable quantities and when ignited burns In- a flame several feet In height for more than an hour. The well was drilled about ten years ago to a depth of HO feet, but the water was found unfit for use. Raymond and Herbert Strietelmeler had pumped several buckets of water from the well, after which they heard a noise similar to water boiling violently in the well. The boys, smelling gas, held a lighted match to the pump. The gas ignited with a loud explosion and burned with nndlinlnlshed _ptAngth until extinguished.

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INDIANAPOLIS MUSIC LOVERS ARE PREPARED TO ATTEND THE MATINEE MUSICALS TO BE GIVEN THIS EVENING AT CALEB MILLS HALL AS ANOTHER OF THE SERIES OF PUBLIC CONCERTS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE PARK AND SCHOOL BOARDS. THE CONCERT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AMONG THE LOCAL SINGERS WHO WILL APPEAR TONIGHT ARE MISS EMMA DOEPPERS AND MISS ESTHER THORNTON, SOPRANOS. Woman's City Club to Hear Movie Address Robert L. Libber will be the principal speaker at the Saturday noon luncheon of the Woman’s City Club. Mr. Lleber will discuss the movie Industry from rhe producer’s standpoint. The luncheon will be given at the Chamber of Commerce and will be In charge of the moving picture committee of the club. Plans for State Park in Jennings County Special to The Times. NORTH VERNON, Ind., March 11.— Options have been obtained on more than 150 acres of land between this city and Vernon, which will be turned over to the State for a park. Nineteen acres have been donated and the remainder is to be purchased with funds raised by popular subscription. A committee composed of O. R. Platter. Moses Gurnble and Fred C. Lockwood will meet with a committee from Vernon to complete plans for a eounty-wids mass meeting, at which money will be raised for the purchase. William Guthrie and Richard Leiber, members of the State conservation commission. and Governor McCray are expected to be present at the meeting. The land selected for the park Is notable for its scenic beauty and Its location along the north and south market highway.

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Hacked With Hatchet, Woman Tells Police Fannie Austin, negro, suffered severe cuts from a hatchet today during an altercation with John Doberty, negro, 511 West Chesapeake street, according to a story she related to the police. The police are searching for Doberty. The woman

To our customers: —and all others whom we hope, some day, to number among our customers: Beginning May 1, 1921 we will pay interest on savings! Compounded semi-annually on our regular interest paying dates, May 1 and November 1. This new interest rate will be figured on deposits in new as well as old accounts, from May 1,1921, on. IF you are not already a savings depositor here we will appreciate your business and can Eromise you excellent service. Ask anyone who auks here about that. Accounts may be started with SI.OO or rnpre and kept up by mail, if desired. Open all day on Saturday until 8 p. m. T LWild &Co-,Siaieß;m}t) UlilTl 123-135 LHukttSi

Children’s Lace SHOES SATURDAY ONLY $ 2.48 fZ — Brown leather lace boot with TPi nature last Good solid soles. ] q p Broad toes to make little feet / of grow straight; sizes 8% to \L / Mothers, if you are interested Pv in shodding your little ones at a sa, ving that K. you cannot afford dlsml * B \ come here toyj morrow.

was his housekeeper. She U In the city hospital. It la said she will recover. CONFIRM HARDING CHOICES. WASHINGTON, March U.—The Senate this afternoon confirmed the nomination of D. R. Crisslnger of Marlon, Ohio, as Comptroller of the Currency, and Walter Lyon of Pittsburgh, aa United Btateß District Attorney for the western district of Pennsy'vania.

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Welcome the Opportunity to Get New Mohair Sweaters

Special in the Victrola Department Ten-Inch record albums at only SI.OO. It you have an abundance of records, more than enough to fill the albums you hare, you should get another album, by all means. You will save money If you buy one of these, even If you won’t be apt to break any records! —Ayres—Victrola dept., fifth floor.

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Boys’ Wash Suits at $1.45 Attractively made of galatea—one of the sturdiest of tub fabrics. Various colors and combinations. Then there are other suits of khaki cloth. These are a very special purchase and ordinarily would cost considerably more. Saturday $1.45. Sires for the boys of 2 to 12 years*

Ayres * Downstairs Store An Extraordinary Shoe Selling Event In Which Several Special Purchases and Low Prices Are the Strong Appeal For the past few days new spring footwear has been finding its way via the receiving room to the Downstairs Store. And now, just a short time before Easter, we are splendidly ready with smart

Boots SO-95 The Boots Lace style black and brown kid patent leather. High and low heels. Sizes 2*4 to 8, widths BtoE.

A Pre-Easter Greeting Hats of Unusual Charm *5 and s s'M Fine hats, in the newest mrdels for spring. Smart sailors, some of which are trimmed with flowers and ribbons. Then there are turbans and clever bonnets just as desirable. Children’* hats at $1.95 a special feature. —Ayres—Downstairs Store.

For Only $5.95 Here is a value that’s obviously out of the ordinary. On the face of it, It’s very plain that mohair sweaters, soft and finely woven, are uncommon values at $5.95. And as quickly, it’s plain, on seeing them, that their style is the style to wear this spring—the Tuxedo. Moreover, these comely sweaters are all wool and an excellent quality of It. What color will you have —black, brown, navy blue, rust, gray, buff or blue heather? They are all here. —Ayres—Sweater dept., third floor.

As Usual, Special Prices On Toilet Goods for Saturday Special pricings on certain toiletries, for Saturday’s selling especially, have become such a habit that people anticipate them. Os course, the preparations differ from week to week. These are for tomorrow:

Pond's vanishing cream, Auditorium bath soap, S9£ dozen. Mavis vanishing cream, 49<L Garrity curling fluid, 45<?. Mennen’s talcum powder, 19^. Mavis talcum powder, 19d. Sans Odeur, a deodorant, 25<. Sylvan talcum powder, 11c. —Ayres—’

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900 Gingham Dresses 100 Gingham Rompers Both are made of prettily colored gingham—plaids, checks, plain colors and combinations, and in various styles. Dresses in sizes 6 to I_2 years. Rompers in sizes 2 to 6 years.

Oxfords $221 The Oxfords Black kid, black calf, patent leather and combinations in two-tone effects Sizes 2% to 8, width* AA to D.

Jewelry For Decoration ana Actual Use Solid gold lingerie clasps; narrow, engraved styles. Priced 69 f the pair. Bangle bracelets, silver or gold plated, in various engravings, each. French filled pearl beads, graduated siz'es; oriental, lustrous, at 79 Sterling silver bar pins, set with fine French rhinestones, gallery mountings, pierced designs, safety catches, $1.95. —Ayres—Jewelry section, street floor.

Vail’s hair remover, 24<. Fleur d’Amour toilet water, $1.25 the ounce. Derma liquid powder, 4711 Lilac vegetale, 89<L Coty’s Jasmine toilet water, $1.50 ounceincense powder, 25d the box. Absorbent cotton, 1 lb., 59<, ’oilet goods section, street floor.

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Pumps $221 The Pumps Os black patent leather and dull kt<L On* and two-eyelet tie* Size* 3 to S, widths AA to a

Through- the- T umstile BETTER, Ayres’ special creamery, ‘'extra quality," pound, 54#; ‘Swastika ” a good creamery butter, pound, 53#. "BLUE RIBBON" PEACHES, California dried fruit, packed In cartons | XI ounces, 20<t; 2 pounds, 55# I 8 pounds, $1.25. BACON SQUARES, Morris* "Liberty" b -and, small sugar-cured squares, about one-pound average, pound, 20<I. , SUGAR, “Domino” granulated, 5-pound cartons, 48#, COFFEE, “Saturday" brand, a Santos blend, pound, 25#, "LOG CABIN” SYRUP, real maple flavor, three sizes—32#, 65# and $1.35. RAISINS, “Sun-Maid,” seeded, 15ounce cartons, 2S#. “BREAKFAST BROWNIES," the chocolate cereal. Try It at the demonstration booth. Package, 32g. “SUNSHINE" CAKES AND CRACKERS, box, 9#, 1214#, 17#. —Ayres—Downstairs Store.

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