Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1922 — Page 7

DEC. 13, 1922

VOTES IO BUILD NEGRO SCHOOL Board Unanimously Decides to Erect Separate High School. Establishment of a separate high school for colored pupils was decided upon by thè board of school coirmlssioners last night. Action was by unanlmoua vote, aster strong protesta had been entered by representatives of varlous colored organizations. The site was not selected. The old Marion County workhouse property at Northwestern Ave. and Twenty-Firet St. will be considered. There are almost SOO colored high school pupils In Indianapolis, accoYding to E. U. Grafi, superintendent of schools. About twenty-flve colored citlzens were present when thè board met. Their spokesmen argued that separate high schools would mean that colored children of thè city would not be afforded equal educational opportunità that thè movement was undemocratlc and that lt would bave a tendency to create frlction between thè races. Talks were made by Dr. A. J. King, Dr. O. W. Langston, thè Rev. Louis H. Barry, pastor of St. Phillips Lplscopal Church, thè Rev. H. L. Herod, pastor of thè Second Christian Church and R. L. Bailey. Action was not taken by thè board mtil thè tìelegation left. HOTEL CU EST ARRESTED A man registering as Garey Haynes of Austin, Texas,. was arrested at thè Olaypool Hotel on a charge of operat:ng a blind tiger. E. il. Bergcman, ho'ise officer, told Motor Police Weddle anc. Schultz Haynes had been drinkmg a woman was In hls room and he iecllned to pay his hotel bilL Police >earched thè room and sound a qnart bottle cne-fourth full of rye whisky, :hey gay. POLICE RAID SALOON The police searched thè Harris saloon In Indiana Ave., yesterday, and allege they sound a half-pint bottle oontaining a small hmount of ‘‘white mule” whisky in thè bar-room. In thè rear yard thè police say they sound a quart bottle one-third full of ‘‘white mule.” Commodore Harris was arrested on a charge of operatmg a blind tiger.

"Por Gin of rtillty—Vonnexut'” Xmas and Every Day Wonderfuily Delicious Waffles Pìping hot waf- I.et us suggest a fles amothered in aTd waffle Iron aiao as hick, golden syrnp a gift to a friend. —ma man, wbat a lt yoa gct an elecdlsb ! Doesn’t it jt~ trio waffle Iron you Just make your <ac make waffles mouth water? Y. a right at thè breakcan enjoy these fast table. No smoVe wonderful treata snd no odor. Tbe rvery day in tbe Wv’f Unrersul wlth donnear if you buy one ■“/ . . for thè home this — ol * element ls Christmas. " — 514.50 and VONNEGUT feSr?i%

Last Week Baby GrandPianos at 5 547^ Aster this week you will be unablc to obtfiin onc of these fine instruments at this low price and terras. You must decide at once if you tfant this beautiful Baby Grand in your home this Christmas. It is truly a most remarkable value. You 11 recognize thè make and quality thè instant you see it. Many have been sold in this sale—but a few remain. TVc urge you again to make your decision today. sls Down Sr“ Three Years to Pay Baiance Pearson Piano Co. Ì2B-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873. One Price to Everybody

I ISpied Today } Justice I saw a prosperous-looking, furovercoated man leading a little girl, evidently his daughter, aJong thè Street on thè coldest day w_- ha. ve had this wlnter. She had on a light cloth coat and stockings rolled down to her knees. —J. K. M. Jeaious, B? B. reports seeing "an individuai wlth a tremendous ‘bay window’ ease himself into thè angle formed by thè pillare of a downtown store, look cautiously around hlm, then inhale half of a half pint bottle of liquor. When he saw I was watching him he flushed sheepishly and slunk away.” Chivairy S: ili IJves An ancient colored man, bent low over hls cane with thè infirmities of his many years, hesitated uncertalnly at thè lntersection of two busy streets, evidently fearing thè rush of traffic. A white youngster of some 14 years grasped thè old man's arm and piloted him safely through thè crowd. —H. D. S. OVERCOAT GONE Eugena Bombili, 1730 Lockwood Ave., told police a thief stole hls overcoat and gloves from thè Central bowling alleys last night. The coat was valued at $45. FOR COLDS “Seventy-Keven” for Colds and Grip, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in Head and Chest, ! Cough, Sore Throat and General, Prostration and Fever. To get tlie best results take “Seventy-Seven” at thè first feeling of a Cold. Doctoring Book mailed free. Prie©. 3Oc and SI.OO. at Druz Stores, or sant on remlttance or C O.D. Parcel Pnst Hnmphirra' Hotneo. Medicine Company, loe William Street, New York. —Advertiscment

WILSON MAY BE BACA IN POLITICS Former President to Leave Làw Firm Dee. 31. Bu United Presa NEW YORK, Dee. 13.—New politicai activity by Woodrow Wilson was seen here today when it was announced thè law partnership between thè former President and Bainbridge Colby, former Secrètary of State, will be termlnated Dee. 31. ‘‘As a result of thè steady gain In hls (Wllson’s) health durlng thè last few months he is turnlng Viis energles once more to subjects which have long invited him and thè importane® of which cannot be overestlmated,” an announcement by Colby said. The statement, combined with thè

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■Q CHAMBERS Fireless Gas Ranges .L rìvery day is Christmas for HER ’’ when she has a 1 Oh Ambirà Rango, which ends “pot watching,” QggjESl . giving her many leisure hours now spent over a stove. A Chambers also saves food, gives it a more delicious fiavor and uscs onlv ONEHALF as much gas as thè ordinary range. See our demonstrstion Thursday. Investigate ! I A 11 of thè purchaae price of your Chambers range will I iJ Vr) be aMowed for your old waateful gas range. Baiance hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Take thè drudgery out of thè preparation of tiresoroe rpaching and looping— tare food, with $ 1 Down delivers f A your Hoosier P Baiance on sneh easy terms it will more tban llLTOi’ ¥ pay for itself with thè savings it make. trIL Vii V I*jli /\ ZA Y wlth each Hoosier Beauty sold before 6p. m. v- * 1 ▼U4 1 4arr aa A Saturday. A aplendld glft In Itaelf. Get yours. This Cedar Chest $ 1 A-85 t ~j 42 inches long. Sale price.. A * > n I Made of solld genuine Tennessee red cedar throughV‘\, out. Completo wlth lock and caSters. 42 inehes long. y* • Sale price $14.85 Other plain chesta, $10.75 to $39.50 Other trimmed chests, $24.45 to $49.85

—New Gift Department Makes Choosing EasyOur entire stk floor filled with hundreds of gift items from all departmcnts, gathered for easy clioosing.

SPINEJT DESK, very pleaslng design, regularly $49.60, sale price, $41,85. POLYCHROME MIRRORS, glass, 12x24 inches, regularjy $8.75; special, each. $6.95. TEA WAGONS, watnut or mahogany, wlth drop leaves; were $31.00, now $24.85. SEWING TABLES, very fine oltd mahog any; regularly $33.00; now $26.75. HUMIDORS, mahogany or walnut, nickel or porcelain llned; special at $7.50. SB.IO, $11.26 and up to $13.95. PRISCILLA CABINETS, solld mahog any, newest pattern; regularly $14.95, now, $12.86. HIGH CHAIRS, mahogany, oak and decorated, $6.75, $8.50, $9.50. SIO.OO and up to $16.50. END TABLES. splendldly made, mahogany tops. well finished; special at $6.95, $7.95, $8.75. and up to $15.00. KALTEX TABLE LAMPS, many designs and finishes; special at $13.10. $14.60, $15.65, $17.25, $18.45 LIBRARY TABLES, 9 splendid patterns fn various slzes. All marked at ONEFOURTH OFF. ODD ROCKERS, mahogany and oak, all reduced, some exactly HALF PRICE. BREAKFAST SETS, cboice of three color comblnations, table and four chairs, $39.85. BRIDGE LAMPS. mahogany base#, with silk shades In several colors. Special, $14.95. Other Bridge Lampa at $17.50, $25.00. $35.00 and up to $75.00. FLOOR AND TABLE LAMPS at prices from $4.95 up to $75.00.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

fact that Wilson's health has Improved rapldly of late and hls Interest In thè recent Democratlc vtetories, was regarded as hlghly slgnlficant by politicai leaders.

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-3 Days Sale ! of thè gifts most appreciated by wife or mother

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.THE TAYLOR CARPET CO.

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r —The New York Store—Established 1853 te 4i* ~ te m. wLH/< h (Unta m (Unta Christmas) pr Christmas) “What Wonderful Xmas Gifts! SALE! ALL-WOOL SLIPOVER S; SWEATERS Sweaters char- F“ Wool! acteristic of thè t 9 Every wSmà W ° ne °{ )V , \Vy moderate price, Them! \ which will make T purchaslng jSil\ ' pleasirable and _ ® profitable—don’t V % fa* g % A variety of modela, too — forget to have V M g B some are biouse and others are y ° m ' X • 1 B surpllce front effeets, in this E assortment. Buff, brown, jockey, gray, Harding, navy, black and i ÀHtSmT comblnations of many colora. WQol> trimmed wit h contrast .ng f !/ 1 7 JK Vaine* up to $4.95 at $1.95 and colors some wlth silk fib er, wfcjle sg,so. others have lovely brushed wool l lIIj}) •econd floor. irimmmg. sn> a a fllft that will Ljl J^FjTn ,ia plase lovers of quality | : A# we BU B9 est these finest of m Pure Irish * ì g T Christmas Special! 1 i • r 1,000 Collar and Kerchiefs Cuff Sets, For Christmas Giving! j ——^ __ In ; ■*®jj | * I Made of crisp organdy wlth •• L’ UH ! I yarn embroidered trimmings, in 1 Ivilvll Yji fj I a large assortment of patterns - 7ji il:- - and colors. Styles for round or __ * * lA :r * Tuxedo necks. This novelty shown exclusively at Pettis. Ap- — proprlatelv boved for Xmas glvShell and 7^c, n $i E $i b 25, d s r r.só ° 8 A 1 O J’urchased direct from thè *■"}&£•.*'3. -LV A m ÌDCtS mannfacturers in Iretand, we f/~' arr sble to offer these beau- jf fjyf sai -r t c a \ tifili apeoimen of Irish hand- _ (Also Two-Tone Sets) ~o rk at these prices . Ten-Piece Decorateci I,nPD 15 of A , *r . • cl li -iheer Quality with V * *( r Amber or iortoise Shell . . ÉklA.s>/A . hauti erubroiuerea cornea. A , —.--.—a Boudoir Sets, l.ir;c asortinnt < f pattern. ■{ Tho harns are ti and Vi lncb \ ■{ and. are lianl finlshed. Each ” r * r kl| $ 25.00 ! Kerchlef In a dainty seented \p7CtT~ h )(I • Fine Irish Linen thi popolar tollet ware, In-auttfully Handkerchiefs for Gift Suggestioni (lecorated in gold lnlatd design. A Men Priced 75c and r___. _ glft aure to plense. Set consists of r ,l rrOTTÌ \Jlir rairror, hairbruah. oornb, powder • E.acn tutele a Jmfrbu"ton n hook'^d r ' .hoe PW oorded bor- TOTI F T horn. The esaeutlal pieces for a lers. These are of thè finest A boudoir set. quality wlth sheerM betaTwo.Tone Sets. of stltched bems. Priced Tse and SI.OO each. \JV/V/L/lJ Ivory on Amber and Shell _ __ on Amber Men’a Hand-Made Qp Kerchiefs of Pure OEA-* 1 IV/IY s l7 r >o Un s e 2.50 P Eltt (At 25c ] ® Embroidered In neat desigiis with hand-drawn thrends and Boxed Perfumes. The Terr newest in boudoir toilet hand hemstltched bems. Beau- Talcum Powderfc. wt A 3-piece set of either amber , ttprlv , a , sorte d colored Powder Puffs. and irory comblnatlon or shell and 1 ’ amber comblnatlon. The throe embroidery. mi pieces, $17.50, large minor, hair- | eo 1 brusii and comb. ... , , I OUC | ~, „ , 14V .. Women s Hand-Made L j AH 8-plece Beta in either combina- __ , . , __ tion at $37.50 each. barge mir- Kerchiers, 51.UU, Boxed Toilet Waters, assorted ror, halrbmsh, comb, powder box, c>s oc ci cn O *SO halr recelter, nati file, button hook. I * SU t 0 ,OU O^ors. fittela knife. nail buffer and shoe Beautiful hand embroidered Boxed Perfumes, assorted odor, horn, K3T.f>o ea< h. Kerchiefs, made of white or Cutex Manicure Set, —rettis colored llnens, with drawn Armand’s Face Powder. threads one rner embrold- G , agg Jarg Ta , cum powd — ered, other wlth more elaborate designa, some with u- fchaving Lotions. brolde-y In each corner, oth- Washcloth Cases. C&-s ers witli embroidered and apK yliqued designs. Purse Perfumes. _ _ v Sylvan Toilet Water, assorted '* us t a reo; A mas odora. Suggestions in o dors dnut ’ s Perfumes * assorted l # Incenso Powder. I I Cretonne Tourist Cases. -* Vr tV VrJ| Ml $ Wood Back Halrbrushea. Boys’ gold filled pocket knives, to $1.48. At SI.OO 1 Men’s gold filled soft collar plns, 25<?. Men’s Sterling silver soft collar pine, 500. Hudnut’s Assorted Toilet Leather watch bracelet ribbon, gold filled slides, 69<*. Waters. Men’s solld gold tie plns, $1.98 to $3.48. Hudnuts Assorted Perfumes. Children’s gold filled bracelets, $1..25. Luxor Assorted Toilet TX, q tprq Children’s solld gold rings, 981 to $1.98. „ . Sterling silver high school rings, $1.48 to $2.98. HouMgant’s Talcums. Child’s gold filled locket and Chain, $1.25. Houblgant’s Purse Pkg. PerCbild’s solid gold locket and Chain, $2.48. fumes. American Beauty Indestructible Pearls, $2.98 to SIO.OO. Armand’s Cold Cream Powder Ladies’ fifteen Jewel watches, 25-year guarantee, white A'rmand’s Powder Compact, gold cases, $16.50. Vantine’s Air FragTance. Solid goli lingerie clasps; dlfferent styles, 98<t. Vantine’s Incense sets. Sterling silver lingerie clasps, wonderfuily engraved, 69<J. Mavis 3-piece sets. Melba Toilet Waters. —Petti jewiry, Street floor. Assorted Metal Compacts. - =J [ Atsl.2s | silk seamless Hose, $1.20. 1 1 fmZTTZdCfIkM I si,k scml-fashloned Hose, $1.55. Luxor Manicure set. I*AJ B ** k full-fashioned Hose, $1.95 and $2.55. Cretonne Tourist Cases, 4 vT* —" ìA si,k lace and lac ® clocked Hose, $2.85 and H. H. Ayer’s Toilet Waters. $3.60. —sueet fleor. Boxed Perfumes. _ " 1 1 —Pettis Dry Goods Co.= L =- : ; = ; '■■

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