Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1923 — Page 5
FEB. 7, 1923
FIGHT ON BUDGET FIS TO AFFECT PARTYDSVISIONS G. 0. P. Victory on Reformatory Gives Democrats Material for Campaigns. Party lines in the Legislature re mained intact today, having survive, the test of strength to which tfcey were submitted in the division over the $16,000,000 appropriation bill in the House late Tuesday. The Republicans found the bill to their liking, including the $2,000.00 appropriation asked by Governor McCray to be applied to the construction of the new reformatory at Pendleton. Democrats found themselves in a position to continue shooting at the Republicans in campaigns on the grounds of extravagance. Roth Celebrate Consequently, both sides are celebrating. Only one member of the House failed to stay in line. Myron Post of Anderson. Dem ocrat, voted with the Republicans .gainst the amendment to reduce the Reformatory appropriation. He voted with the Democrats in every other instance. Post represents the county in which the Reformatory is being constructed When the smoke cleared away it was found the appropriation bill as submitted by the Budget Committee had not been changed materially. The net result was a reduction of approximately $165,000 in the $16,000,000 total. Governor’s Fund Cut Here are the principal changes: Provision made for payment of a : number of small bills, totaling ap- j proximately $3,000. Governor’s emergency and con- j tingent fund reduced from $500,000 to : $300,000. Appropriation for the industrial board reduced from SIOO,OOO to $90,000. 1 Provision made to maintain the his-1 torical commission instead of making It part of the State library. Appro- j prlatlon increased SIO,OOO. No Greenhouse Appropriation of $5,000 for a green- j house for the Soldiers' Home elimi-; nated. An additional SIO,OOO made for the j reformatory parole department. Fish and game division of the con- j servatlon department allowed to Keep I its fees instead of being allowed an appropriation of SIOO,OOO. This Is an ' indefinite increase in the approprl- i ation. Appropriation of the board of medi- j cal registration and examination increased $2,000. Appropriation of the board for the j industrial aid of the blind increased $15,000.
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Does Your Mouth Cause Your Sickness? The month harbors many varieties of bacteria which are constantly taken Into the stomach Through the air we breathe and the food we eat come the only Infections of the body not Introduced beneath the skin by deliberate injection or injury. Instances have multiplied rapidly in the last few years proving that rheumatism and diseases of middle age are in many cases due to diseased teeth. All doubt as to your ability to extract teeth without pain has oeen dispelled. I w.li surely r-e----ummend von to my friends. HEKSCHEL SI'I-LIVAX, 1130 lirookside Ave. •'be extra* tlon of my teeth at • lie People's Pen lists was accomplished without pain. You are more than welcome to use niv name. .1 F. OSBOIiN. 1964 Parkway Ave. The People’s Dentists Open 8 a. m. to 6 p. no. Sunday. S a. m to 12 m. M West Washington Street. Over (iansepnhl Trunk titore. Indianapolis.
Famous Russian Soprano to Sing With Ukrainian Chorus Thursday
UPPER—THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL CHORUS AS IT WILL AP PEAR IN A PROGRAM OF FOLK SONGS THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE CABLE TABERANCLE. LOWER—MLLE. ODA SLOBOD SKAJA, NOTED OPERA SINGER | y WHO WILL BE THE SOLOIST WIT H THE CHORUS. §$&&& By WALTER D. HICKMAN I (Canticle.* St*t*enk. M. ,r- s\r\ .or i UUanka Cut the Silken Gram.. . Stupn.tzkj JW; sdßKf J, J' * I LLE. ODA SLOLODbivAJA, so- iCh-istmaa Carol) j '■ 'f t : prano of the Petrograd opera, I behind the Mountain Leontovieb Hk tMit', s' V * f S wul be the soloist Thursday The Ukrainian National Chorus • )•*.f £ sL'v y > * ■light with the Ukrainian chorus at PART II *SA' f V "J , :he Cadle Tabernacle. ! Ana. from “Russian and Ludmila". .Glinka sSr .A <- T-vir . . . . Look. Pretty Malden This concert promises to be one of Desire ... Cwi UuP - Ihe treats of the season. Jud Kline, The Dream GiazounolT < iL, me of the local sponsors, by arrange- Mlle ‘ jgf. V* Wt Ik' J. rtent with the teachers and the 1 r , . . S . . , . The Guardian Angel (Cantieln* . . . .Koshetz BSI. T J . 3P:. ’-bools, have made a special price j Hey! Near Borrshpol (Folksong)... i;. ,*h :o students. This splendid step places _ Koshetz ' , Young Juliana (Folksong) Koshetz ■ ' ; l wealth of talent within the pocket- The Beauty In the Street (Folksong! : jl xioks of nearly all school children of Leontovioh ■ m :he city. The entire tabernacle has ° ° m fhV’ uKHS* National ’ Choru, K ° lP8 "‘ I ■&•*?'- ( Jeen scaled along popular lines. part iv B Mr' It.is a tremendous undertaking to I Scene, of Natascha, from the opera
By WALTER D. HICKMAN MLLE. ODA SLOBODSKAJA, soprano of the Petrograd opera, will be the soloist Thursday night with the Ukrainian chorus at the Cadle Tabernacle. This concert promises to be one of the treats of the season. Jud Kline, one of the local sponsors, by arrangement with the teachers and the schools, have made a special price to students. This splendid step places a wealth of talent within the pocketbooks of nearly all school children of the city. The entire tabernacle has been scaled along popular lines. It.is a tremendous undertaking to bring this big organization to Indianapolis. At the Ohio this week In a news reel, Mile. Slobodskaja is seen singing before 32,000 people in Mexico City. The program for Thursday night is as fellows: PART I Saint Barbara (Canticle*) Koshetz Early Morning (Canticles) Stupnitzky The Church Was Built in Kootzivka
&Co‘ Very Fine Corsets,sl- 95 In a Sale of Manifest Great Importance Famed Makes of Fine Qualities Being Chosen for a Clearance /'""\UR only fear in announcing this sale is that women / PusSFr* will not believe their eyes when they read the head- / / /\ lines, and that having read, will still he unable to believe, that / / j j |/ \ really smart, really fine corsets could be sold at such a ridicj I1 A \ F \ ulously low figure. These are the makes: ) f Lily of France, Gossard, La Vida, /J Stylish Stout, Frolaset, B & J || h pgysyM "V size range 1b from 21 to 36, but every style or every make ’■ L&t'frri I can not be had in ever r Bize - Materials are those soft brocades |tjui|jj)|. j and beautiful coutils found only in far more costly corsets. WithW|M|E|||,| / out a doubt, the most impressive value we have ever offered. At 25c —BRASSIERES —At 50c '■ S' fta HESE two insignificant prices are chosen because they repreI sent t h e quality of brassieres selling ordinarily at decidedly higher prices. Priced low now to clear stocks. All sizes. —Ayres—Corset dept., third floor. Beautiful French CREPES i Are to Be Seen in Gay Profusion in The Ayres Cotton Display . Probably the most delightful cotton fabrics in the whole world come from Franco; the Gallic imagination seems gifted above all others with the happy faculty of expressing itself in distinctive and original textile designs. This season’s assortment of crepes is no exception. Delightful, indeed, are the novelties which gratify the eye on every hand. Plain Crepes Rezo Crepes Millply Crepes ¥ Crepes Romaine Rumclea Crepes Nub Crepes English Crepes and Other Novelties Also on Display Special for the Cotton Show, Yard The Wide, Burton Tissues J?C Yard A popular fabric, well known for many excellences, specially priced for this sale and shown in a handsome assortment of attractive checks and stripes. —Ayres—Wash fabrics, second floor.
Thursday’s Toilet Goods Special Arly’s “La Boheme” Talcum, 29c a Can —Ayres—Toilet goods, street floor.
(Canticle*) Stetzenko UUanka Cut the Silken Gross. .. Stupnitzky (Ch-Istmas Carol) Behind the Mountain Leontovioh (Christmas Caro!) The Ukrainian National Chorus PART II Ana. from "Russian and Ludmila" .Glinka Look. Pretty Maiden Dar^omijsky Desire Cui The Dream Glazounoff Mile. Oda Slobodskaja PART 111 The Guardian Angel (Cantiele) ... Koshetz Hey! Near Boryshpo! (Folksong).... Koshetz Young Juliana (Folksong) ... Koshetz The Beauty in the Street (Folksong) Leontovich Kolomejka (Folksong) , Kolegsa The Ukrainian National Chorus PART IV of Natascha, from the opera
Russalaa Dargnmijsky Had I Only Known Tsehaikowsky The Nymph Rlmtity-KorsakoH Reverie and Dance, from “The Fair of Sorotchinek" Moussorgsky Mile. Oda Slobodskaia PART V 0 Gently "The Danube Rolls Its Waters Gently" (Folksong) Koshetz Evening (Folksong) Koshetz The Little Tarln (Folksong) Koshetz I Shall Go (Folksong) Koshetz The Shoes (Folksong' Lyssenko The Ukrainian National Chorus
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
What Local Theaters Offer Patrons Today The following attractions are on view today: "The Bat” at the Murat, "The Third Alarm” at English's, Ruth Rove at Keith’s, Clay Crouch at the Lyric, Rpshler and Muffs at the Pal | ace, Mutual burlesque at the Broad | way, musical comedy and vaudeville
at the Rialto, ‘‘The Voice From ‘he Minaret” at the Circle, “The Worldly Madonna” at the Apollo, “Broken Chains” at the Ohio, “The Half Breed” as Mister Smith’s, and “The Bootlegger’s Daughter” at the Isis.
DOWNSTAIRS MISCELLANEOUS SALE
</if Sateen Bloomers Samples, 95c Those are fine quality bloomers in white, flesh and other colors. They are made of the best grade sateen, cut full and reinforced. Some have hand embroidery, others hemstitched, ruffle or lace edge. All sizes.
300 House Dresses, 95c Made of fast color percale, light and dark. Long waist with belt. Come In set in sleeve and Tuxedo style collar. Kick rack trimmed. Sizes 36 to 4t Women’s Silk Hose, SI.OO Women's heavy pure thread silk full fashioned ho*o In cordo\an, gray, taupe, otter, white and flesh. First quality. Sizes Bbj to 10. Women’s Cotton Hose, 19c Pair Women’s cotton hose, rib top, seamless, double heel and toe. Black only. First quality. Sizes 8>,4 to 10. Sale of Sample Bags, 95c, $1,55, $2.85 Theae are exceptional quality hags. Pin seal, crushed grain leather, genuine calf, tool craft, two toner! leather. Silk and leather fitted, in pouch and envelope styles. All are priced according to quality. New Junior Dresses, $5.95 Anew shipment of taffeta.i. veiy desirable for spring. Neatly made, silk embroidered in contrasting colors. Sizes 7 to H. New Wool Crepe Dresses for Girls, $5.00 In combination colors, very desirable for school wear. Sizes 7 to 14. Men’s Shirt Sale Continues, 85c The Bale of men’s shirts continues in the Men’s Department, which is at the foot of the stairs, just inside to the left of the Washington street door. Come in and see these remarkable bargains.
New Spring Coats and Dresses Arriving Daily
New spring merchandise Is arriving daily adding the spring touch to our ready to wear department. Late arrivals are spring coats, spring suits and hundreds of new spring dresses. Popular prices are prevalent on the new merchandise purchased especially for our ready-to-wear department.
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TRIAL NEARS CLOSE Kokomo Slayer Denies Authorship of Incriminating Letter. KOKOMO, Ind., Feb. 7.—Complexion of testimony in the case of Abe
Quality merchandise from the Ayres Downstairs Store at prices much below the regular markings—is the feature of the Miscellaneous Sale in the women’s wear department. An event well worth your attendance. Come early. 300 'Front and Bank lane Corsets, $1.95 These are all excellent grade corsets. In front and back lace styles with silk brocades and fine coutils. Some are with elastic girdles. In the lot sizes and styles will be found to fit most any figure. We have a good corset here for you—let us help you select it at a bargain price.
Black Sateen Bungalow Aprons, $1.85 Some with different colored rickrack and piping, others assorted colors, in cretonne trimmings; some with medallions, all are neat, attractive styles; all sizes.
1,500 Bungalow APRONS **7o} EXACTLY AS PICTURED. M Fine quality garments, well made, in many of the new spring styles. Beautiful wIl checks, plaids, stripes and figured effects, with some novelty combinations. Made of light and dark percales. All fast colors All sizes in the lot.
The New Suits Are Poiret Twills Tricotines and Kamelure The Styles Are Blouse Effects and Balkan Blouse New Trimmings All Silk Lined Th# Prices Are $25.00 and $29.50
L. Philoppoy, plate glass worker, charged with the murder of his wife, Frances, and her foster mother, Mrs. Ellen Barnes, was expected today. The State Is asking the death penalty.
They are in flesh and white, elaborately trimmed with lace yokes. Som have medallions or tailored styles, with strap or bntlt-up shoulders. Sizes S6 to 44. The PhUippine gowns have kimono sleeve, scalloped edge and are hand embroidered. All hand made; slightly soiled from handling.
The coats and capes are what we consider exceptional values for the money. The materials are ‘‘Camelshair Delands, ’’ polaire. velours. tirvtonia capes, Shavvsheen cloth $lO. sls to $29.50. The assortment of sizes and colors in deer, tan, navy and brown, makes the showing interesting, indeed. In addition to the t bowing of new spring coats, hundreds of new dresses, all new styles and in the new spring materials can be seen.
Authorship of a letter said to have been found in Philippoy’s pocket, in which he threatened to kill his wife and himself, was denied by tne defendant. Philippov is pleading selfdefense.
Gowns, Round or V Neck, 79c: Fine quality gowns at a remarkably low price. With set-in or kimono style sleeves. Made of good quality nainsook. Trimmed in lace or embroidery. Some have hand embroidery. Sizes 16 and 17. Nainsook Chemise, 79c Specially purchased for this event. Well made. Ilave at tractive trimmings of Jace and embroidery. Strap nnd builtup ehoulders. Sizes 38 to 44.
Colored Princess Slips, $1.49 Made of the best quality English sateen. In black and colors, made with fitted iiipa. The sizes are 38 to 46.
600 Pieces Silk Chemise and Philippine Underwear, $1.85
They are in the new spring tnterials. taffetas, flat crepes, crepe de chines and Canton crepes. This showing includes a wonderful showing of styles. The sizes are 16 to 48. The prices are SIO.OO. $15.00. $19.75 and $25.00. One remarkable feature of onr ready-for-wear department is that practically our entire stock is not over 30 days old.
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