Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1921 — Page 7

LARGEST VOTE IN WOODRUFF PLACE John M. Dils and ‘People’s Ticket’ Elected. M. Dils was elected derk-treas-Woodruff Place at the largest election that the town has ever nkownyeaterday. The entire People's ticket was elected. Other officials chosen Include Alfred V. Wilson, trustee, first ward; and Jacob Lelder trustee, second ward. Four hundred and seventy-eight ballots were east, about two hundred more than ever before. Mr. Dils received 270 votes, against 182 for Ross G. Thomas, candidate on the Regular ticket. Mr. 'Wilson won over L. S. Peterson by forty-eight votes and Mr. Leider’s majority over J. H. Furnas, who has been a trustee for twenty years on the Regular ticket was sixty-two votes. The People’s party platform planks called for a modern community house, a better Woodruff Place and a clean-cut administration. The Regulars have been In control of the town for many years and the campaign was one of the liveliest conducted for some time. Woodruff residents, although in the heart of Indianapolis, has Its own government, each drive being a ward. The town marshal, who at present Is George W. Fox, holds an appointive office and the Third ward trustee, F. W. Jungclaug, holds over.

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JTEW YORK, Nov. 9—Ts people who are following the preliminaries to the conference think Aristide Brißd, premier of France, is not wide awake for all opportunties that pass In bis direction they are going to have a ■hock. On the second day out from France on the Lafayette, M. Brtand saw that the members of the several groups en route to the armament parley were keeping to themselves, the military men at 'one table, the naval men at another and the diplomats at still another, thereupon he made a suggestion. It Was that the travelers should not keep to the tables allotted to them in the dining room, but should move about, exchanging seats and tables, and obtain each others views, so that by the end of the voyage they would have widened their views of the aims and possibilities f the conference In which they were to participate. Baring an hour to spare after coming ashore before departing for Washington, Premier Brland accepted the suggestion of Rodman Wanamaker, deputy police commissioner, representing Mayor Hylan for a short motor ride about .Manhattan Island. Rene Vivlani, formerly premier Df France,' and Ambassador Jusserand Were in the same automobile which scurried up Fifth avenue, through Central Park and ihen along Riverside Drive, making anly one stop at the Joan a t Arc statue, which, incidentally, is one of tba few really good bits of outdoor art displayed in the metropolis. Few re.ognized the French Premier on the ride, which was made at record speed.

It is hard for the most of us to conceive that there la anything warlike about the dozen or so Japanese whom •re encounter in the course of a week. But the other afternoon I had a chance to see the Japanese in a different role, hosts upon a Japanese battleth4P The occaelon was a reception given by Vice Admiral Ilanroku Salto and tfie laptalns and officers of the Imperial Japanese training squadron on board the battle cruiser Idzumo, who, with her sister ship, is on a cruise around the world. The warship was anchored in the North River off the foot of Ninefy-Stxth street, and motor launches were -kept busy all afternoon carrying the America'n triends of Japan ro and from the party. K. Kumasakl, the imperial consul geniral, was the center of the Introduction work, taking we “cultured occidentals" op to the vice admiral and introducing ta. Then came the surprises, for the Majority of us suddenly discovered that

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PEGGY HOPKINS FREED FROM HER . THIRD HUSBAND J. Stanley Joyce to Be Given Divorce Decree—Allows Wife slfloo,ooo. CHICAGO, Nov. 9.—Peggy Hopkins Joyce, freed from her third millionaire husband, whom she cost a cool million dollars, was "so happy" today. J. Stanley Joyce will be granted a divorce from Peggy, Follies beauty, within a few days, divorce Judge Joseph Sabath indicated. She did not contest his charges of infidelity and cruelty. Peggy, dressed in exquisite black, was found “hiding out” in a hotel suite. This is what Peggy had to say about Peter Merillon, son of a Paris banker, reported as her latest “flame": “He is my very good friend. Os course I don’t want to be quoted at this time on a question of my marriage to him.” She said she did not contest her husband’s divorce because “I felt I couldn't stand it to fight him.” According to the settlement made out of court, Peggy has to return approximately $400,000 worth of Jewelry and real estate to Joyce. In return she gets SSO,OOO In cash and gets to keep presents valued at more than SBOO,OOO. Judge Sabath indicated hs would grant

[we did not know a word of Japanese. I remembered the Japanese equivalent of “Good morning," which is a word that Bounds like “Ohio,” but looking at the watch It was well after mid-day. “Use that word if you like,” said one of the smiling officers in perfect English. “We often have our friend* from America say ‘Ohio’ after the sun has gone down. So we have made it a night and day word.” No part of the warship was forbidden to the guests. Those who expressed a desire to go below were taken there. In the admiral's cabin was a mirror that had been broken in the great battle of the Russian-Japanese war off Port Arthur. Instead of getting anew mirror, the cracks in’the glass were glued up and lipej with cherry blossom decorations. Miniature Japanese a*d American flags wern given to the visitors. Sailor handicraft was shown in small Japanese gardens, mills and other scenes of Japan built around In the upper deck. All was explained In excellent English by a young Japanese officer, who had been assigned to take me around. He told of the warship having been built in Germany long before the war, and of the newer guns coming from England. Pa leaving the warship I asked the officer of the deck for the name of the young man who had been so kind, and was told. “Oh. he is one of the two princes we have on the cruise.”

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the divorce following testimony of Mrs. Julia Sawdon, Peggy's former social secretary. Mr. Sawdon testified of Peggy’s affairs with Henri Letelller, Parisian Journalist; Barton French, wealthy New Yorker; Evans Spaulding, New York; Prince D’Fleuri of Albania—the prince without a principality; and the Due De Durcal, a Spanish nobleman. England May Build Electric Battleship LONDON, Nov. 9.—lt is possible that the British navy will shortly possess an electrically-driven warship. It is understood that the admiralty Is considering the question of adopting electric propulsion as an experiment In one of the four new $30,000,000 battleships, the plans for which are now being decided Although the United States adopted the all-electrtc warship some time ago, the British admiralty has always preferred hydraulic to electric power for auxiliary purposes.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1921.

THIS SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY ONLY. WHITE SOAP 6 .for 25c While 1,000 bars last only. Be early. No phone orders. None delivered. Limit 6.

THE PUCE TO SAVE EXTRA MONEY SEE THE MANY BARGAIN TABLES - OUR CHAIN STORE VALUES WILL SURPRISE YOU

A Sale of $4 and $5 new georgette tosk BLOUSES Wfi Hi \ About 200 of these A \Jy] ™ K blouses In this sale. O (f yiA Lovely creations of M a H Y sheer Georgette, In de- \ lightful winter shades. EE=EE=S t Some are elaborately V "JMaSfisi ■1 • bead ed. You'll admit these '1 are exce P tlonai values at.. faHreJp! J $7.50 Georgette Blouses ...,$5.55 White Wash Waists, Only. .SI.OO

A Few Special Values from Our New Infants' Department

50c Jiffy Pants, 25c Some of these baby pants are slightly Imperfect, so they go at half price. Small, medium, large sizes. 75c Rubens Vests, 49c Sizes 1 to 6. It Is not every place that you can buy them at this special price. $3 Sweater Sets, $1.98 A set of Sweater, Cap and Leggings. Assorted colors. A big new shipment

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On© of our biggest departments, maintaining the Indiana’s reputation of lowest prices every day on every staple need. What is it you need to buy tomorrow f

36c Value Huck Towels An extra large size towel, *yn with colored border. A lim- CtLX, ited quantity of these on sale. $1.25 Silk Poplin at Has a very high luster and Qg comes in all the best selling 70C shades. Ideal for children’s school dresses. $2.00 Silk Messaline Anew shipment received a*i of this fine silk. Has ap1.4l rj,ch luster and is soft finish. Will make beautiful dresses. $1.60 Wool Flannel at The kind you want for A-a | q girls’ school middies; also men's and boys’ warm shirts. Comes In bright red and navy blue. A splendid quality at $1.19 a yard. 20c Cheviot Shirting The long wearing ma- ■* (- terial for boys’ waists and 1) C men’s shirts. It is not likely you can equal it at 16c a yard elsewhere. 25c Comfort Challies The time is here when you e a must make your comforts 1./C for the cold nights ahead. This is what you need—requires 10 yardß for a large comfort.

$1.25 Value Cotton Batt A big 4-pound batt of white |\r cotton. Opens up 72x9(J*JJJC inches in one sheet for a comfort. Comes plain or quilted; 960 is a very special price.

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44 The Economy Spot of Indianapolis 99 INDIANA DRY GOODS STORE 306 East Washington Street " Just East of Court House OPEN DAILY TILL 5:30. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O’CLOCK

50c Body Waists, 39c Made of fine quality muslin. Come In Bizes 2 to 14 years. Why pay more. $1.50 Sweaters, $1.19 All-Wool Slipover Sweaters for small children. Various colors to choose from. 25c Diapers, 19c Ready-made flannel Diapers. It don't pay to stop to make them yourself. %

CHOICE of the House SALE LADIES' SUITS HALF PRICE At half price—lt means yon aave exactly as mnch ae yen pay. Yon can’t afford to overlook inch an offer. All are new—title ■ (-aeon's very beet style*. All the popular materials and colors. Xt Is simply a quick way of selling off all snite to give over space to tho display es ear Immense stock of winter coats! It means aloes to ns—a big profit for you. Surely If yon wish a salt yon won’t let this opportunity slip By. Better not delay. Corns tomorrow.

Beddings

$2.25 Blankets, Pair A double gray or tan d| cotton blanket; plenty p 1 .1/ / large for a double bed. Fancy borders. Can also be used for sheets. • sl2 Wool Blankets A genuine all-wool blan- n no ket, in neat plaid patterns. , If you want sometaing good see these. Germantown Yarn The well-known Fleisher’s OQ_ brand yarn put up in balls, and we have It In most any color you may want. It is not sold this low everywhere. 25c Quality Percales . It is not a usual thing to be | £ able to buy standard brand JL DC percales in light or dark patterns at this price. We have a lot of It for thiß week's selling. 35c Dress Gingham A special lot of this glng- oiy ham for this week. Cut from Z f C full pieces. Big variety pf beautiful patterns to choose from. 20c Outing Flannel - This same quality should !j r be selling around 26c a IDC yard, according to present market value. Principally light patterns. 23c Value Muslin Yard wide bleached mnslln. | n Your choice of Hope, Daisy 1 1 C or Advertiser AA brands. Every woman knows the high quality of these brands.

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LOW PRICES Our Chief Attraction This Is a different kind of a store. Our aim is to save you | all the money we can. You’ll profit by trading here. You get good dependable merchanI dise at the lowest possible price. We sell for strictly cash and I you do mot hare to make up 1 for credit losses. We are affiliated with a buying i syndicate supplying the merchandise for over 300 big stores and we share In every special. | purchase besides getting the, benefit of inside prices througn tremendous quantity orders ' placed direct with the leading mills of the country, i Watch this store. We have spe- , cial values to offer you cotitln- , ually. Here you get to see before your eyes immense quantl- , ties of merchandise so plainly marked that shopping is a pleasure. If any purchase yon make here is not entirely satisfactory when you get It home, bring it back and your money will be cheerfully refunded. Come in and “Get Acquainted”

GREAT VALUES!

TRIMMED HATS at CUT PRICES

fa am For this special group we have assembled hats for IS ■ women and misses from gome higher priced hats. Clever styles of medium ■■ shapes, plenty of blacks. Special indeed at 92.95. i GIRLS’ CLOTH TAM O’SHAN- ejQ TEES —In all wanted colors at.. | */C

Another Example of Our Chain Store Power “Hot" or “Cold” Bottles Usually Sell Around $1 Oar chain of stores bought thousand* of them at a special price; that’s why yon get a usual $1 article for only 60c. Black Japanned bottles, pint else, with nickel cp. Inside container can be removed. Keep liquids hot or cold. Men want them to take to work; children want them to take to school; girls want them In the office. A handy article to have. About 500 on sale this week at lowest price you’ve heard of, 60c.

SUGAR 4c Lb. With Other Goods On any one day that your purchase# over the store amount to (5.00 you are entitled to 6 lbs. of domino Agar for 20c. 6 lbs. with each eddlt renal $3 purchase. Take advantage of this get-acqualnted-offer. Tell your friends about It

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Here is a Sale That Will Interest Parents of School Boys $7.50 Value Boys’ SUITS

$P.95 3= Ages

firmly believe, Is the best value in the city. Take advantage of it this week.

4k Serge Dresses for School M *3.87 *4.87 *5.87 /ft/ Cl New style dresses of serviceable wool serges, // navy blue. Some are regulation middy style, (f 1 others are yarn embroidered. They are specially K \ Wm^riced —you should see them today. j f P More of Those Girls' $P* $7 and $8 Coats Selling like hot cakes! No wonder. They 'L. J are the best coats you ever saw for the H \ J money. Velvet, cloth, chinchilla and mix--111 tures in various colors. Ages 3 to 14. krr\ One of our chain store special purchases TT—- makes this offer .possible.

Women’s Coats and Dresses Come use your eye*. See for yourself how much better you can do here on wearing apparel. Our New York connection* enable us to secure the very newest style garments at special prices and we pass them on to you accordingly.

Ladies’ Short PLUSH COATS *lO Sounds incredible that black plush coats can be only $lO, bnt we have them. A limited number for this week's selling. Good styles; loop belt; Urge collar; really worth $18.50.

S4O Value Cloth Coats $29^5 Difficult to describe In print They must be seen to be fully appreciated. Plenty of the new browns, benverette collars; some embroidered; all are handsome styles anil the very latest. For a fine coat se these.

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When in need of a corset buy here from one of the most complete stocks in the city. We carry a complete line of the following wellknown "makes: NEMO, ROYAL WORCESTER, BON TON, PRACTICAL FRONT, WARNER’S, THOMPSON GLOVE FITTING, R AND G, MILLER, EMPIRE, *H & W MATERNITY CORSETS, GOTHAM ELASTIC GIRDLES. We also carry practically the same brands in Bandeaux and Brassieres. $1 Corsets, Extra Special A splendid made corset with fancy 4% 4% trimmed top. Special hook at bott'ui SI and four attached supporters; white 1 1*|| _ only; all sizes WW W Up to $2.50 Corsets for From such a large corset stock we have ▲g* assembled a group of discontinued styles tl which we offer for quick, cleanup at X 1 choice for $L See bargain table. aRk

$2.98 for $4 and $5 Brushed Wool Scarfs Ladles—These are the popular scarfs at a sensationally low price. Many variation* of color combination*; large size; with pocket*. See main aisle table display.

$lO wouldn’t be out of the way for many suits in this immense group bnt we'kay conservatively they are $7.50 values offered' special at $5.03 to get parents acquainted with our big boys’ clothing department. Splendidly made suits of wool cassimeres and dark mixtures so serviceable for winter school wear. Some good corduroy suits also in the lot. This, we

New Black Canton Crepe DRESSES *ls Stunning models and at sls they are remarkable valnes. A special purchase of 50 for this week’s selling, which. If bought In an ordinary way, would have to recall from S2O to $25.

An assortment of aft mm samples, no two alike. V. yk Mostly rich black hats in the best styles. An inter- * —— esting group to select from and at 93.95 there __ ra will be lively Eelling, beginning tomorrow. GIRLS ’ NEW KNIT TAMS—£ 1 A A In all popular colors wlsTCa/

Makers’ “Sample" Sale SWEATERS $1.98 to $4.98 On# of our big chain store purchases. A clean up sssortment from a prominent maker; our thare for here was 800. This purchase enables us to offer sweaters to you Just when you need them at prices close to half their actual value. All the new styles—all the n&w colors; allslzes for women and misses. See the big displays on the main aisle. Get in on the savings this week.

WE NOW SELL THE NEW “Owl” Patterns Prices 15£ to 25<L Why pay more?- Thesd are excellent patterns, for which we have the exclusive sale in Indianapolis. Plan your new garments with "Owl” patterns.

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New Sweater Mackinaws, $4.98 Avery heavy coat sweater of brushed wool in various colors. They are warm; they are stylish for woman or miss. They are specially priced. You’ll like them.