Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1922 — Page 11

DEC. 13, 1922

irSMI SPEUS I mmm ■Governor Reviews Work of L Government. Discussimi of an adequate waterways System conr.ecting thè Great Dakes wìth thè sea, thè ship subsidy -bill and thè recent school survev In Indiana were highlights in an address by Governor McCray before thè Indiana Club of New York at its annual dinner at thè McAlpin Hotel in New York City last night. The Governor made a special trip East to talk to thè former Hoosiers and to attend a conferenee of Governors to be held in Washington. The Governor reviewed thè State’s history, its participation in wars, and summarized thè civic and governmental achievements of thè commonwealth.

For Ship Subsidy He called attention to thè fact that Hoosiers of thè East would realize thè need of Indianans for cheaper trcnsportation of Its grain and producta to thè sea for future export business. which he belleves a reasonable ahlp subsidy bill would provide. Revlsion of thè school system of thè State as recommended by thè school survev commisslon created by thè last General Assembly was discussed by thè Governor in thè light of presentlng thè accompiishments of thè State in thè development of its educational facilities. Meefs With Educatore The Governor concluded his address •with thè recitation of an “Ode to ln*iana" from thè pen of Max Ehrxnann f Terre Haute. Governor McCray held a conferenee with members of thè generai educailon board of New York, which made Its report on thè flndings of thè survev commission and which is completlng thè inai chapters. which it promises to deliver within thè next few days. Governor McCray. upon his arrivai in New- York City, wired for Charles M. Curry, who conducted thè survev. to participate in a conference with thè board. GERMANS ASK RE~ORT The board of State charities has a request to send reports and ottaer literature to thè University of Frankfort. Frankfort-on-the-Main. Germany, In order to bridge thè university up to date and keep it informed of thè developments of social work in thè United States. The request will be complied with. TRUSTIES ESCAPE Two trusties who escaped from thè new reformatory at Pendleton yesterday aftemoon are sought here. Captain Warren telephoned thè Indianapolis police to search for William Gibson and Cecil Kurner. The latter is colored. BILL FOLD TAKEN A pickpocket robbed Thomas Fortney of West Lebanon, IncL, of his billfold containing s2l at thè Terminal last night.

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Exiled Y. M. C. A. WORK SHOWS - PROGRESS DURING YEAR State Organizations Wlll Meei Here Jan. 26-28. Satisfaction with thè work of thè Y. M. C. A. in Indiana during thè past year was expressed at a meeting of thè officers and thè executive committee here. It was reported thè operatine expenses had decreased $400,000, while thè membership had decreased oniy from 29,911 to 29,714. Membership in Y. M. C. A. clasßes, it was reported, showed increases of from 25 to 200 per cent. The convention of thè State organization will be held Jan. 26-28 in Indianapolis. J. W. Esterllne of Indianapolis was made chairman of thè con vention commi tee.

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BLOCK CO. INCREASES STOCK To provide for expansion, thè William H. Block Company ha* increased its capitai Stock from $2,450,000 to $3,950,000, it was announced today. The company will retain thè stock, ketping it off thè market. TO DISCUSS SALES "Selling thè Rural Group” will be thè subject of a talk before thè Advertising Club of Indianapolis at ltß weekly luncheon tomorrow. The talk will be given by James Speed, Lobiville, editor of Southern Agriculturiat. ! Gargle Throat With Àspirin ■ | \ ' Clip Thisif Subject to Sore | Throat or Tonsilitis j Preparo a harmless and effective gargle or dissol ving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in tour tablespoonfuls of water. Gargle throat thoroughly. Repeat in two houre if necessary. Be sure you use only thè genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked with thè Bayer Cross, which can be had in tin boxe of twelve tablets for few cents.—Advertisement.

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Ut wrn BLOCK Cg 9/oosjertéms Creaiffirìs/masiSfo/v —Undoubtedly She Would Like a Lovely New All-Silk Sun and Rain Umbrella (Engraved •Green, purple, red, black, navy blue and a wide array of novelty handles, of colored celluloid and bakelite—and leather straps. Claw tips knd ends to match. Tape and hemtned edges. - —First Floor, South Center.

Continuing thè Great Sale of IL Silk and Wool DRESSES r and Misses —Dresses for thè Matron TX -Dresses for thè Stout Women WeeJ Also Are Party and Plenty of HEAVY Wool Dresses of Evening Frocks Excellent Serviceability Silk Envelope Heavy Beacon Rompers Jacquette Outing Flannel Chemise Bathrobes S^ c,aZ at Blouses Gowns Special Special $3.00 Quality at 59c $1.93 $ 3.98and 5 2.95 o?"™ 1 " . $1.29 Fo ,, ... , hams and charabr&ys. ' misses • Of good quality heavy tor Women and Many have cunning little Heavy quilted material. Neat stripes; slipover tub siile * lare triranmd and Misses flgures appltqued. Special Very practical to wear un- models. Limit 4 toacustotailoi ed garmont. Silk Trimmed at 59*. der heavy coats. mer; 300 gowns.

Economical Shoppers Turn to thè Basement Store for Men’s Furnishings at Lowest Prices MEN’S SHIRTS \ Manchester, Artistic and Other Well-Knotvn Makes JiÉ|sk *1.35 s' mi lljl'Ji | |J| |i||u si *£Jv* Collars attached and neckband styles ttNs:fA| j(||H il Mm/2/ of woven and printed raadras and extra mJSrfW fine percales; plain tan and plenty of clus- '!}■ ter strlpes. checks, pin strlpes and patterna that are desirable; perfoctly tal* lored, perfect flttlng; Ave ocean pearl buttons down front. Doublé cuffs; sizes 13% to 17%. Special, 2 for 92.50; eacb, mjf f rii • , . Of fine percales and printed madras; perIVI All Q *K I fili fect fltting, perfectly tallored. Pre-shrunk y i*Vv neckbands, coat style, 6-button front;*double turn back cuffs in plenty of neat staple biaok and whites, cluster strlpes and checka; guaranteed fast colora. Sizes 14 to 17. Special, SI.OO.

Men’s Bathrobes, $3.95 Oood warm blankets, well made with all seams taped; button at neck, cord to match at walst; plenty of brlght colora; navies, browns, gray and green with contrasting colora that are tasteful. All sizes; special, $3.95. Men’s AIl-Wool Sweaters, $4.95, $3.95 and $2.95 Shaker knits, Cardigan knits and fiat knlts. Slipover, coat and sporta styles; brown, navy, maroon, black and oxford coats; heather mixtures sports coats; black, navy, maroon and brown slip, over with contrasting collars, cuffs and Dottoma; made with 2 and 4 pockets. Sizes 34 and upward. Special, $4.95, $3.95 and $2.95. MEN’S LISLE SOCKS—FuIIy reinforced, high splieed heels; black, cordovan and navy; elightly iraijerfect, otherwise they would sell at 25c; special, 101/ thè pair IL/2C

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Men’s “Marathon” Rubber Belts, 48c Black, hrown and gray; plain and initial buckles. Washable and servlcouble; they come in separate Christmas boxes. All sizes; special, 48^. WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK HOSB —Fully reinforced, high splieed heels, fashioned legs, shaped ankles; plenty of black and browns, also white and silver; sizes 8% to 10. Irregulars of SI.OO quality, special (3 pairs for $2.00), palr 0! C WOMEN’S RIB SPORTS HOSE—Fully reinforced; black, brown, carnei and jq white; 69c quality, special ‘KrC RIBBED SPORTS HOSE FOR WOMBN— Wide and medium ribs, fully reinforced; black, brown and heather mixtures; sizes 8% to 10%. Strictly flrst quality; 11.00 qualities; special (3 pairs for $2.25), **n pair /SIC

IN AISLE EIGHT Men’s Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs 12 for $3.75 O Special at # j #ll All new, crisp, 1,400 count pure linen. They have embroidered borders, fine looking embroidered initials and hemstitched hems. Women’s Plain Color Linen Handkerchiefs, lOc Fast colora in green, yellow, belio and blue. Hemstitched hems. Women’s Novelty Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 15c plain color and white lawn and batiste. Pretty colored embroidered patterai! —either elaborate or conservative patterns. Some are samples —others are from our regular stocks. A wonderful variety of patterns. Men’s Colored Woven Border Initial Handkerchiefs, 25c Fine soft cambrlc with fast color woven stripe border. Attractive colored initial. Assorted colors; each, 25<*. Imported Handkerchiefs, 25c —First Floor, South.

Toyland Has Thousands of Alluring Fun-Giving Toys for Tots Santa Claus Is Here — Tool ’ / +) Teddy Bears \ •44' j “Duplex” whlstlers; best made; in ILf A, J white. cinnamon and beaver color. SejfefeSsH. Icct now w kile best quality bears are obtainable — r|| f* 22 inches high $5.98 j&mJ 20 iuches high $5.00 IpkW' 18 inches high ..$4.00 16 inches high $3.50 I 14 inches high $3.00 V Vl2 inches high $2.50 Meccano Set* g MECCANO SETS —Everything neees- H 4 ite-—AjJps li sary is provlded in each outflt —metal jjN i j strlps, pulleys, whoels, rods, nuts. B M JhmL. ■! bolta, etc., with a manual of instruc- K tion contalning many designs of working models. Buy now whlle assortments are complete. From $40.00 and by degrees down j c Q

THE PLAYPHONE—tR ep r o duction of a standard desk telephone; electric stroke bell rings as receiver hook is moved up i and down; OC/, price /OC OVER AND UNDER—A most amusing mechanical toy; au. tomobtle runa down thè upper incline, drops to thè lower slope, from where thè mator conveyi it to thè upper incline again; neatly d| or boxed at tpl.&D

“SANDY ANDY” FULLBACK Watch him kick thè ball; newest and most unique action toy; price D“C CHILDREN’S FOUR - PIECE COOKING SETS Aluminum, attractively boxed; special /*S/C COLLAPSIBLE DOLL CARTS —Leatherette auto top, rubber tirep; $1.50 no quality 7 OC

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