Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1923 — Page 11

JAN. 23, 1923

FARMER BOY IS • FAVORiTE SHEIK OF CMS GIRL 'Cake Eaters' Crossed Off List as Not Dependable and Lacking Ambition. By United Prett CHICAGO. Jan. 23.—Farmer boys who migrate to the city are displacing city-bred sheiks in hearts of cho-' rus girls. The ardent swain, with his rustic background, plus metropolitan polish, has become the favorite at all back stage doors. Chorus girls have tried and tired of the cake-eater stamp of stage door Johnnie —they are feeble lovers and zero prospects matrimonially. This inside on the back stage situation was volunteered by Geneva Mitchel, musical comedy star, in an interview today. Geneva, whose sensational fly-by-night marriage to Bob Savage, millionaire’s son. in Milford, Conn., a year ago, will be finally annulled tomorrow in New York, outlined the type of lover who approached the chorus girl ideal. Cake-eaters have been crossed off lists In the dressing rooms, and, Bestead, she said, were the names of bright young fellows from the provinces—ambitious country boys who come to the city to carve big futures for themselves. “The city boy throws on the dog. and is a good meal ticket when he has it —but he is not dependable,” said Geneva. “He will spend his last nickle for a taxicab or package of flowers and then borrow two bits from a friend to buy himself a hot bean sandwich. “Then, too. he lacks ambition —his one thought is pleasure. He may be good while he lasts, but he lacks the physical sturdiness. He is pale, anemic and bald headed at 30. He falls to sleep before midnight.” Chorus girls are not the mercenary creatures they are painted, according to Geneva, who declared she was giving up a millionaire for “love and a career.” DOUBLE TAX ON TRUCKS SOUGHT IN HOUSE BILL * Measure Provides for License Issue by County Auditors. Radical changes In the law governing the licensing of automobiles are proposed in a bill introduced in the House of Representatives by Representatives Post and Murden. The measure would double the Jifees on all automobiles other Bean pleasure cars. Licenses would be Issued by county auditors instead of by the secretary of State and counties would receive funds originating within their boundaries up to $50,000. The remainder would go to the highway commission. End ounty would be given a serial number and this number would precede the license number on plates. JOINT STAFFS PUT OUT TECH SCHOOL MAGAZINE Barbar Fischer Is Editor for Last Edition of Semester. The January issue of the Arsenal Cannon, Technical High School's paper. was out today. Barbara Fischer was the editor and the two editorial staffs wrote it. The cover was designed by Floyd R. Beeler of the commercial art 111 class. The publication is dedicated to Miss Lyle Harter. It has fifty-six pages, the most any January magazine has had. Editors for the past semester were Harriet Stout, staff I. and Kathryn Pangle, staff 11. Leland Morgan and Louise Rice were assistant editors. Kenneth Hoagland was business manager and Isabel McKibbon was circulation manager. FIRE THREATENS MANSION Mrs. McCormick and Servants Flee From Home. United Pres CHICAGO. Jan. 23.—Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick, Chicago society leader and divorced wife of Harold F. McCormick, ea-nd her staff of servants, were forced to flee, lightly clad, when the McCormick Lake Shore mansion was threatened by Are early today. WOOLLEN WILL PRESIDE Evans Woollen, president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company and vice president of the American Bankers’ Association, will preside at the fourth mid-winter conference of trust companies of the United States In the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, Feb. 15. PIMPLY?WELL,DON’TBE People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets • A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there's no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that #|.hich calomel does, and Just as effectively, but tnelr action la gentle and safe Instead -of gevere and irritating. ~~ No one who takes Olive Tablets is eve? cursed witn a "dark brown taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good” feeling, constipation, tor;; .1 fiver. bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among patients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Oilve Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See bow much better you feel and look. 15c and 30c.— Advertisement.

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BV SELLING MILK AND EGGS FROM HIS LITTLE FARM IN HOPKINTON, MASS.. MAJOR MALCOLM WHEELER, DISCHARGED FROM THE ARMY FOR ALLEGED INSUBORDINATION, MANAGES TO EKE OUT AN EXISTENCE FOR HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. HIS DISCHARGE FOLLOWED A LETTER TO PRESIDENT HARDING IN WHICH HE ACCUSED U. S. ARMY OF “PRUSSIANISM." MAJOR WHEELER HAS ENTERED SUIT AGAINST BRIG. GEN. SLADEN, WEST POINT COMMANDANT. FOR SIOO,OOO DAMAGES.

KENNEY WOULD PREVENT ABUSE OF ABSENT VOTE Legislators Abandoning Attempt to Repeal Law in Entirety. Members of the Legislature today were abandoning their idea of repealing the absent voters' law and turning their attention to ways of preventing its abuse. Representative Herbert P. Kenney has introduced a bill in the House providing that persons who ate expecting to be absent from their voting places on election day may vote in person at the office of the county clerk any time between the fifteenth day and the first day before election. The bill would abolish voting by mail and absent voting by persons who live temporarily away from their voting places. CLASS DAY OBSERVED BY ARSENAL SENIORS January Graduates Pose as Crew of Ship—Will Is Read. The January graduating class of Arsenal Technical High School held class day exercises In the school lunchroom. The year ’23 was rtpre-i sented by a ship. The seniors were the crew and the class officers were > the ship's officers. Virgil Williams, class historian, gave an account of the voyage. Barbara Fischer and Edwin Plum, the class prophets, read the forecast. Kathryn Pangle and Howard Williams, the class will makers, read the legacies. The class song, writted by Florence latsher. was sung. The class day committee consisted of Gerald Dunlap, Hazel Westmoreland, Leah Hollingsworth, Gleny. Finley and FYank Wilson.

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Instant relief from sourness, gases or acidity of stomach; from indigestion. flatulence, palpitation, headache or any stomach distress. The moment you chew a few “Pape’s Diapepsin” tablets your stomach feels fine. Correct your digestion for a few cents. Pleasant! Harmless! Any drug store. —Advertisement.

ITCHY PIMPLES DISF!GUREO_ FACE Large, Red and Festered. Cuticura Healed. **My trouble began with pimples on my face. I picked them and they scattered worse than ever. The pimples were large, red and festered, and itched. I was always scratching them and they left red blotches all over my face which was very much disfigured- . “The trouble lasted about three years I tried severel remedies but none of them had any effect. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was completely healed.” (Signed) Miss Dorothy Stratton, 400 Stansifer Ave., Jeffersonville, Ind. Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes. Saaple Each Free by Kail. Addres*: "CutlcmraTLaborawrtii. Dpt. H, Uxuism *B, Mui." Sold everywhere. Soap 2£e. Ointment 2S and 80c. Talcoro 26c. Cuticura Soap share* without mas.

■ Protection Hu United .Veirs NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Federal protection of rum ships outside New York's harbor to prevent colllssion with ocean liners is the newest Volstead suorr n 'lon So thick are the booze vessels just outside the three-mile unfit that it is difficult for a large passenger boat to thread its way through them, according to shipping officials.

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OFFICER OF C.L.U. CONDEMNS STATE MEASURE Labor Legislator Terms Constabulary 'Anti-Strike Bunch,’ Characterizing tho proposed State constabulary as an "anti-strike bunch,” Representative L. A. Schwartz, who Is vice president of the Central Labor Union, roundly scored the pending measure at a meeting of Central Labor Union Monday night. Schwartz aiserted it Is proposed to pay out s47f ,000 to Inaugurate the constabulary', which, he declared, would be almost powerless to cope with any real need In rural communities. He predicted its failure. Representative Schwartz criticized members of organized labor for not supporting a bill Introduced by him providing an eight-hour day for women workers. “I have received over 150 letters condemning tho proposed bill, but not one letter in its favor,” he said. Members of the Central body Alien took up tho cudgel in favor of the proposed bill. It was decided to bring tho matter before the various local unions in the city, and to Instruct delegates to be present at a public hearing for the bill next Wednesday evening In the Statehouse. A bill known as “the right to work” bill was condemned by T. M. Taylor, president of the State Federation of Labor. The bill would make It unlawful to call a strike In the State he asserted. “Enactment of the proposed hill would mean the elimination of every trade union in the State,” he declared. The bill calls for a fine of SI,OOO and imprisonment for two years for inducing a man r.ot to work, Taylor said. Miss June Gray, secretary of the

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Marlon County Tuberculosis Association, outlined the work of the association and asked the support of the labor unions. A one-reel film telling of tuberculosis and its prevention is to be shown before all local unions.

Women’s $1.25 Jersey Bloomers, 75c Sizes 4, 5 and 6; knee length; elastic at knee, fully reinforced; black, white and flesh. —First Floor, Southwest.

Five Thousand Pairs of Women’s HOSE

SI.OO, $1.50 and $2.00 Qualities ff II II Buster Brown Gordon Onyx Merrill and Other Well-Known §$ %% H High-Grade Makes || IJ A f J Pure Silk—Mixed and Artificial Silk Pure Silk and Artificial Silk (Three Pail'S, $2.50)

.Seamless and full fashioned, plain, embroidered boots and novelty drop-stitch effects. Black, cordovan, Russian calf, chestnut brown, taupe, smoke, medium and light gray, beige, otter, white and other colors. All sizes. Regular SI.OO, $1.50 and $2.00 qualities (3 pairs, $2.50), 85<L —First Floor.

Pre-Inventory Rummage Sale of NOTIONS In Aisle Eight

DOLL’S WASH DAY A I’RONS Wit h\ tiny clothespins \ and clotbcslhiw; $1 I quality J It LACK NET'DRESS / *• LININGS Wcl _ * l ™ qualify I Qualities, K I B B E K BLOOMERS - $1.60 quality/ f\ KCBBER TEa\o%/C A F R O N S— 11.501 quality IKIBHEK KITCHEN I AFR ONS sl.3®/ quality /

BASEMENT STORE life 130 Women’s and Misses’ SUITS That Sold for $35 and S4O &6S $ ' ■ M !§§ Disposal at vi feg'Plgg JL ¥ jf§K The majority arc plain tailored styles that will make smart garments for tpwft'. \ spring wear. Materials are——NOVELTY TWEED —VELOUR —TRICOTTNE Beautifully lined with silk; tailored excellently. Women and misses who demand better apparel should avail themselves of this rare opportunity to save on high-grade suits. /Ny yA Women and Misses Who \ ifg§|| Wear Small Size DRESSES \ Can find exceptional values ®i|| in these $25, S3O, $35 and * B || __ S4O qualities at I Lf t: \ l Whether you desire a dress for street, dinner, party, office or evening wear, j / L/yon will find one to your liking in this wonderful collection. Dresses of— G** —CANTON -CREPE DE CHINE —POIRET TWILL ts —TRICOTINE —SATIN The styles are the season's most- favored and the trimmings and colors are the newest.

Muslins, Longcloths and Sheetings

BLEACHED MUSLIN—Yard wide, ffrtniy woven, soft longcloth finish ; on today’s market; would sell at 22c; special, | n UNBLEACHED MUSLIN—B 9 inches wide, fine quality, suitable for sheets, pillowcases, bolsters, Inexpensive curtains, special, 1 P yard UNBLEACHED SHEETING—-Utica ” brand, 2*4 yards wide; spe- fiOdally priced, yard .....OC BLEACHED BHEETIXG "Mohawkbrand, 2*4 yards wide; spe- PA _ dally priced, yard DVC UNBLEACHED fi MEETING “Mohawk” brand, 2*4 yards wide; specially priced, UNBLEACHED SHEETING—2I4 yard# wide; regular 70c quality, CO _ yard JOC

OFFICER CUT IN STRUGGLE Roy Lacey suffered a severely cut hand when a show case In a drug store was broken during a fight with Toney Brown, colored, 1414 Ashland Ave., according to police today. The

THE WH. BLOCK C? Hart Bchaffner & Marx Guaranteed Clothes for Men, Young Men and Boys (8 to 18).

BAXTT.ABY APRON’S, —22 c quality . ELASTIC LENGTHS | -“C ' l ’ lßiUy / 21* t. I BOe HICKORT WAISTBI Qualities. —soc quality \ BLCK MIDDY SETSI 1 MP —3®c quality V A OHO , C O A T SHIELDS Black, / 60c quality /

WHITE NAINSOOKr—Yard wide, fine soft thread; $1.85 1 in quality..— ...JO-yaard bolt, Yard wide, soft chamois finish for undergarments and general use, launders nicely; AC $2.25 quality ....10-yard belt, UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL —27 inches wide, seft fleece, twilled back, x 1 i _ ; special, yard i*tC ZUtipHYR GINOHAM-27 inches wide, variety of new spring plaids, stripes and plain coklrs, more than 100 pieces for or choice, yard IDC FILET CURTAIN NETS—Neat allover patterns, double thread 1A „ weave, special, yard IIC

policeman and prisoner were in a drug store at 602 N. Senate Ave., waiting for the patrol wagon when the trouble started, police said. Brown was arrested on charges of drunkenness, operating a blind tiger and resisting an officer.

COXBINA TION, I) REBSUAKRBSU SETS Coni- \ lug of pint, thim- I ble, etc.; In boxes;/ * Sc to 236 ( l naUt 7 ( Qualifies, WRIGHT'S 1 TRIM MIDDYI XML SETS Consisting I of emblems, stripes I and laces; 29c; quality ... '

Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose Seconds of AC|/ SI.OO Quality. . . Pure thread silk, very durable, good weight; fully reinforced, high spliced heels, fashioned legs, snug shaped ankles; black, cordovan and white; sizes B*4 to 10. Men’s Munsingwear Union Suits Seconds of Up to $lO Qualities*^“ # Silk and wool, wool and cotton and mercerized cotton. The imperfections are so slight they will not impair the wearing quality; sizes up to 50.

WALKS AGAINST MACHINE Ira Sallee, 1222 Eugene St„ was slightly injured Monday night, when he walked against the side of an automobile driven by J. E. Percifield, Columbus, Ind. The accident occurred at Illinois and Washington Sts.

STLK THREAD—--5,.,. Su. o„ lty ity Ule One package for - WV flaked soap bit—iftc Xc quality UV —First Floor, South Center.

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