Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1922 — Page 13

NEW TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON Senator Speaks at South Bend and Notre Dame. Senator Harry S. New, Republican candidate for renomlnatlon at the May primaries, went to South Bend, today, where he addressed a meeting of students and faculty members at the University of Notre Dame at noon. The Senator was, accompanied by Mrs. New and Miss Eleanor Barker, State organizer of women. The Senator will address a Joint meeting of men and women Toters in South Bend tonight before leaving for Washingon Saturday morning. Before leaving the Senator said that he was satisfied with the progress of the campaign throughout the State and expressed confidence that he would be renominated. He said that he was not sure when he would return to Indianapolis, but that he will not return soon if it should mean that he would have to neglect his duties there. The Senator said that he wished to be present in Washington by all means to attend meetings of the committee on territories and insular possessions, of which he is chairman, and the committee on for ign relations, of which he is a member. Dne to the fact that he felt that his duties In Washington should receive his attention the Senator declined a number of invitations to speak in various parts of the State next week, in behalf of his campaign for renomination. Drovers Bank Stock Passes to New Owners CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—Stock in the Drovers National and the Drovers Trust and Savings Bank, formerly held by the Tilden estate has been purchased by members of the Swift family and by the Foreman Brothers banking house. This is the first time Foreman Brothers has been Identified with banking house interests. The amount Involved in the transaction was not disclosed, but It is known a ‘•substhantlal - ’ interest has been purchased.

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Dance Selections sf,_ jin My Tippy Canoe-—Wnltz. tOh Joy—Fox Trot-Toddle, wioo (Canadian Capers—Fox Trot. 1 (Mississippi Cradio —Walts. (Shake It and Break It—Jazz Fox Trot. Saturday—Fox Trot., (Moon River—Waltz. 8330 (South Sea Isles—Medley Fox ( Trot. <Cho Cho San—Fox Trot. * (Ti-O-San—Fox Trot. (Why, Dear? —Fox Trot. 8318 (just Because —Fox Trot. sally. Won’t You Come Back? —Fox Trot. * re Lost My Heart to the Meanest Gal in Town Im>x Trot. (Lips—Fox Trot. *299 (Paper Doll —Fox Trot. /Pucker Up and Whistle —Fox 8293 jx’ll Keep ori Lovin’ You—Fox ( Trot. (I Found a Rose in tho Devil's 8281 1 Garden —Fox Troh (Broken Moon—Fox Trot. (Good Bye—Fox Trot. 8275 (Moonbeams —Fox Trot. (Palesteena —Fox Trot. 8256 (Rose —Fox Trot. „„„ (Kiss-A-Miss—Waltz. 82oS jpitter Patter—Medley Y\ altz. /My Little Bimbo Down on the „ l Bamboo Isle Medley Ono j Step. (Korin thia —One Step. (Tired of Me—Fox Trot. 8229 (Just Snap Your Fingers at ( Care —Fox Trot. (Darling —Fox Trot. ■: , .q (The Japanese Sandman—Fox H ( Trot. m /Hold Me—Fox Trot, x-'in P’U Buy the Blarney Castle and ) Raise a Lot of Shamrocks for ( You —One Step. (Don’t Take Away Those Blues 8218 j —Fox Trot. (Fair one—Fox Trot. (Susan—Fox Trot, c—v (Avalon —Fox Trot

MADALYNNE IS ADORNED LIKE CIRCUS HORSE Court Fears Vamping Attempt, but Overlooks Blunders for Jurymen. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.—-Apparently expressing defiance of efforti of the District Attorney's assistants to prevent sny possible “vamping” on her part with regard to the nine men on the jury. Madalynn Obenchaln, on trial for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, appeared in court today garbed In a very chic costume. This is what Madalynne wore: Black felt sport hat. One piece black poiret twill milt with white embroidery. Black fur. Black gloves, edged In white. Black organdie vest. Black slippers and stockings. The altitude of the District Attorney's

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(Big Fat Ma—Fox Trot. 8173 (Slow and Easy—Medley Fox ( Trot. (Dardanella —Fox Trot. (Mid the Pyramids—Fox Trot. Popular Songs (Crazy Blues. 6oUO jgt Louis Blues. !I Wonder W r ho. You’re Just the Type for a Bungalow. (Oh 1 They're Such Nice People. 8306 JAint You Coming Out, Ma- ( lindaV (All She’d Say Was "Umh--8246 ] Hum.” (Broadway Blues, "Blues.” (There’s a Vacant Chair at Home, 8'233 ] Sweet Home. (Tripoli. 11 Want to Go to the Land Where the Sweet Daddies Grow. What You Gonna Do When There Ain’t No Jazz? (The Moon Shines on the Moon--8191 j shine. (My Dixie Rosary. (He Went in Like a Lion and 8168 ) Came Out Lika a Lamb. (I've Got the Profiteering Blnea. /That Wonderful Kid from „„„ \ Madrid. 8160 jwas There Ever -a Pal Like ( You? Standard Selections ! Silver Threads Among the Gold —Tenor Solo. Sally in Our Alley—Male Quartet. Novelty March for Children (March of the Toys. 8*97 (a Day in Toyland. Violin Selections S Souvenir—Violin Solo. Paraphrase on Paderewski’* “Minuet”—Violin Solo. /Cavatina —Violin Solo. Piano \ Accompaniment. 8264 jxhe Last Respects—Rigo’s Hun- ( garian Gypsy Orchestra.

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office was disclosed when a prospective Juror was asked: Would you be Influenced in any way should the defendant gaze at you In the Jury box and smile at you?*’ The talesman said: “No.” The Jury comprising nine men and three women and in addition a thirteenth Juror, a woman, is hearing the evidence. This is In conformity with the California law. Young Negro Held on Murder Charge TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Feb. 10.— Wiley Pierce, yonng negro reputed In police circles to be a "bad actor,” was arrested today and sent to Jail on a charge of first degree murder In connection with the killing of Herbert Long, policeman. Long was shot through the head as he was patrolling his beat last midnight. Pierce recently completed a sentence for violating the liquor law.

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ENGLISH’S—TONITE To r; r^r Ife’w MM4CUS SHOW OF 1921 fg?; **■; PRICES: Night, sc to $2. MaUiw*, 50c to sl. THEY’RE GOING FAST op gooiV skatn’ koh LIGHTNIN CAST THAT GOES TO LONDON—SEATS SELLING. Nights: 50c - $2.50. Saturday Mat. 50 - $2. Wednesday Mat., 50c • (1.50.

Sacred Selections /Holy, Holy, Holy Cathedral „00 7 ) Quartette. (Joy to the World Stellar ( Quartette. KUUI f F rf Baritone Solo, 8190 1 Orchestra Accompaniment (O, Dry Those Tears—Tenor Solo. . (Abide with Me. , t<l<7 (Softly and Tenderly. Rtr ( The n<>l * ntyloZ (Onward, Christian Soldiers. Hawaiian Selections (la Like, Noa Like —Hawaiian 1 Guitars. jKameharaeha March Hawaiian \ Guitars. (Hawaiian Nights Hawaiian 8239 | Guitarsi. (Puu O Hulu. (Kilima Waltz. 8)87 (Kawaihau Medley—Waltz. P'ailana Waltz (Drowsy Waters—Waltz. ilo March—March and OneStep. „ (Kaiwi Waltz—Waltz. 8170 (Maul Girl—Waltz. “Uncle Josh” Selections (Uncle Josh's Birthday. ** (Uncle Josh and the Honey Bees. /The Wedding of Uncle Josh and ) Aunt Naucy--B—4 (xhe Last Day of School at ( Pun'kin Center. (Possum Supper at the Darktown 8201 j Church. (Train Time at Pun’kin Center. ci in (Uncle Josh Takes the Census. Bii (Uncle Josh and the Soldiers. (Chautauqua at Pun’kin Center. Uncle Josh and the Honey Bees. ! Uncle Josh and Aunt Nancy Put Up the Kitchen Stove. Uncle Josh and Aunt Nancy's , Courtship.

JUSDIAiNA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922.

RUMOR AGAIN UNITES STARS Jack Dempsey and Bebe Daniels to Wed, Report. LOS ANGELES, CaL, Fb. 10.—Motion picture circles here were mildly Interested today in the revival of a rumor that Bebe Daniels, film star, and Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion pugilist, are to be married. This time, so the revised version says, the wedding “may” take place March L Questioned about matrimonial aspirations, Jack feigned a blush as he announced: “Don’t you think it proper for Miss Daniels to announce snch a wedding, that is, if such a wedding is to take place?” Miss Daniels Is working with a motion picture company at La Mesa, Arizona. Her mother is with her. How-

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'ever, Mrs. Georgia Griffin, Bebe's grandmother, denied she had heard of an approaching wedding. “I am of the opinion Bebe will be single for at least a few years,” she said. Would Make Flower Show Real Success Plans for an extensive advertising and publicity campaign, which will cover the Middle-Western States have been launched by Fred Millls, publicity director for the national flower show of the Society of American Florists and Horticulturists which Is to be held at the

M UR AT TONIGHT 8:15 Il.axt Three Performances The Bohemians, Inc., Present GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES Second Annnal Production (First Time In Indianapolis) Original Greenwich Village Theater Cos., and Production. Nights. *1 to $2.50; Sat. Mat. 50c to $2 —————— ————— Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday SEATS NOW SELLING SE. H. j&J .1 ILIA OTHERN 191 AR LOWE Men lay: Merchant of Venice, jj Tues.: Hamlet. Wed.: Taming of I the Shrew. PRICES; &)■&” | 3 NIGHTS. TO BEGIN Till RS.. FEII 10. ONLY MATINEE SATI'KDAV Seats Next Mon. 9 a. m.—2 Box Offices Mt HAIL ORI.KKA KKCKIVKD NOW Prices: Eve... sl, $1.50. *2, $2.50. S3. Saturday Matinee, sl, $l5O, $2. $2.50.

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ATJTA THEATRE 1 1I I 111 Starting JL -A. -A. Sunday, Feb. 12 The World’s Greatest Picture

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State fairground In Indianapolis. March 25 to April 1, which are expected to bring thousands of people to Indianapolis from all parts of Indiana and adjacent States. The cooperation of Indiana florists has been obtained In a campaign to Interest people In the value of knowing flowers, and how to cultivate them to the best advantage In private gardens. Advertising plans call for State-wide news-

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F.ery Day B t 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. Miss Venita Gould “IMPRESSIONS” of Well Known Players MR. RICHARD K^AN Scenes from Famous Plays 808 * TIP Introduced by Bob Lee 4 CASTING MEI.LOB Aerial Novelty WILL MAHONEY Why Be Serious? LOC 4 JEAN ARCHER “Tailor-Maid” CARLISLE A LAMAL “The Interview” SPECIAL ATTRACTION Weaver Brothers “ARKANSAS TRAVELERS” Original Handsaw Musicians Aesop’s Fables Path* News Topics of the Day SIGHT PRICES— BOc, 63c, 85c, sl.lO MATINEES—ONE-HALF PRICE

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RAPP’S $100,000.00 MERGER SALE Consolidating Our Three Ind’pTs Stores Here RATHER THAN PAY ex- \ /VS cesslve rents on the store- \ ' / SJ rooms we formerly occupied a at 505 West Washington \ street and 301 East WashingW s r ton street, we decided to V-s. \ merge our three Indianapolis stores Into our big double room here. We have already moved these stocks into this store anti now w<* find we have over a third too much stork to fit In these quarters Ql K K DISPOSAL MUST BE OUR ONLY RELIEF—and wo 1 ?;■.’* decided to launch this gigantic SIOU.OvO merg-r sale In order to cfT-ct it. .‘ Scde Starts Saturday , Feb. 11th. jPggjjji Must sell $30,000 to $40,000 at once. J&yg&HgifipSl It will bo neeeeeary to sell s3o.ot>o to S4O 000 worth at onoe and we have decided to Involve our entire *l-TO,OOO stocks and there will be no reserves or restrictions. We have placed vast reductions on our many staple ,y lines and the usnal Rapp guarantee of satisfaction goes • vTPEjjwqß Mltb every purchase. Como with the crowds lor your share Saturday. Come every day next week if possible. $50,000 Shoe Stock Must Be Reduced in Order to Fit in Our New Home 300 Pairs men’s heavy 286 Pairs women’s and grow, tan work shoes, regular Ing girls’ vld kid and Russian army last. Best #0 QQ calf boots, sizes *V4 to 8; up to $4.00 value fa. JO 88.00 values, en qq 256 Pairs men’s dress at JO. VO qtlwlSf f shoes In tan or black jjf WJ l kid and Russian calf, 218 Pairs mioses* and chll- YJ jJQf f Values to $5.50. d*Q QQ dren’s dark tan and g unmet*! WWd j This sale yd. JO lace shoes; all newest EJ ef*l \ 248 Pairs boys’ dark lasts; to close out at JKw FzS i tan outing shoes, very sale prices, 8398 Act /I durable; sizes 2V4 to 5Vi- down IQ i 1 Tat $1.98 - * L4B JBS£3X> Little gents’, slses Bto 148 Pairs growing J 13Vs. Same as pi i 0 girls’ dark brown calf jSzr' above boots, new brogue ALL MEN’S FELT 1 model, with rubber BOOTS iSND ARCTICS, heels, worth *7.00; In *4 QQ 20 FER CENT OFF. | this sale All Lines of READY-TO-WEAR at Merger Sale Prices *8 and 810 Wool Dress *9c Worn. Lisle Hose ..25# Skirts 94.98 SI.OO Men’s Work Shirts 59# sl2 and sls Worn. Cloth $1.50 Men s Ribbed Coats $6.98 Unions 98* *l2 and sls Wont 811 k *I.OO Boys’ Fleeced Dresses ••••••■56.98 Unions 79* *ls Wooi. Silk Plush 39c Men's Wool Sox 25<? Coats $9.98 *3.50 Men's Flannel 75c Worn. Knee Length Shirts ....$1.98 Unions 48tf *1.50 Men’s Dress Shirts 9S<? 20c Girls’ and Worn. !10*e...10C *LOO Girls’ Fleeced 75 Wom. Muslin Gowns 48< Uniopa . 69d> 75c Wom. Muslin Chemise... .480 f*-00 Men’s Work Fagts... .$1.48 *I.OO Wom. Spring Under- *4.00 Men’s Corduroy muslins 694*1 Pants $2.98 50c Wom. Corset Covers 25<* 818 Boys’ 2-Pant Suits $6.98 *1.50 Wom. Muslin Gowns.. *I.OO Worn. Spring Corsets... .69£ ! *l-25 Men’s Bine Overalls 89<> *I.OO Worn. Outing G0wn5....69£ j -Oc Men’s Work Hose 10£ *1 and $5 Wom. Dress | 15e Men’s Canvas Gloves lOd Skirts $2.98 39c Leather Palm Glove* 25<> *1.50 New Coverall Aprons.... 9SC *1.50 Heavy Winter Shirts... .98 <6 One Lot Aprons at ROC I 15c Men’s Jersey Gloves 10£ *IOO Sateen Petti bookers 69£ i *l5O Men’s and Boys’ 75c Misses’ Sateen Bloomers.. .4S<? j Caps 9SO *I.OO Girls’ Fleered Unions... Up to *l-50 Sample Caps 50 C *1.50 Wom. Fleeced Unions.. .98<? One table Caps 23< *I,OO Worn. Vests and Pants... 15e Boys’ Jersey Gloves I©^ 25c Wom. Gauze Vests 50c Worn. Gause Cnlona 35<j *I.OO Boys’ Coveralls at 790 82,50 Worn. House Dresses.sl.4B 39V Boys’ Heavy Hose 25<? $3.00 Worn. House Dressee. .$1.98 *1.09 Boy*’ Knee Pants 79# “Expert shoe repairing while yon wait" RAPP’S CUT-PRICE STORE 338-340 E. Wash. St.

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Reliners You can add hundreds of miles to your old tires by using a reliner. While they last, about 100 in the lot. Neai?7 all sizes - 65c

Distributors Norwalk and India Tires CITIZENS AUTO SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE Matt. Ave. at Delaware and RETAIL PF.ARL C. BARNES, New York Sts. Homer E. Enlew, Mgr. MAIN 4168 Mgr. •‘Quality Considered, We Sell It for Less.” Open Saturday Evening TIU 9 o’clock.

0 Lamp Sale j LI \ Saturday and Monday ONLY I (mul \ 10,15, 25, 40 and 50 Watt j I/I \ Tungsten Lamps \ Jsin a Carton *1.45 Guaranteed New—Not Refilled “1900” Electric Specialties Cos. 144 E. Ohio St.

M Will It Hurt, Doctor? That is what they all ask —when It liJ/ becomes necessary to have their teeth ) 1 extracted. Our answer to all alike —NO, we use Nitrous Oxide Gas. Just a quiet gentle sleep. You feel nothing. Perfectly safe and harmless. For olu and young alike. EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Corner East Market Bt. and Circle. Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

held, will be given over to a fish exhibit Many interesting kinds of fish, especially those adapted to living in garden pools and fountains, will be shown.

Shaler Lens Read Lighter comply with the new State law which will be enforced Feb. 16th. All sizes—sl.7s

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