Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1923 — Page 7
THURSDAY, FEB. 15,1923
PHILIP ZOERGHER SITS FIRM AFTER ATTACKjN HOUSE Resolution Asking Probe of School Affair Ruled Out x of Order, Philip Zoercher today remained firmly fixed as Democratic member of the State tax board, despite an attack upon him in the House, Wednesday afternoon. t A resolution demanding an investigation of Zoercher’s connection with Indianapolis school board affairs was ruled out of order. The resolution, introduced by George C. Stelhom, Indianapoiis, Democrat, pointed out that Zoercher, as a member of the sub-committee of the Chamber of Commerce education committee, had demanded the resignation of three school commissioners and :hnt Zoerche is one of the three men who must pass on proposed school bond issues. “The actions of said Zoercher in criticising said officials and passing judgment on said building program in advance of a hearing thereon has disqualified him to sit in judgment and act impartially thereon,” the resolu tion said. The resolution asked that Governor McCray investigate and if the contentions in the resolutions are found to be true that he remove Zoercher. Moves Law Office Attorney O. H. Powell has moved his office from 147 E. Market St., to 312 Baldwin block.
DOWNSTAIRSaf AYRES' with temperature Hose, 50c about 5 above zero. - - Friday’s Saving Sale
9 to 10 83 Pairs Shoes for Women and Boys, SI.OO broken line®, high and low shoes, odds and ends. All are exceptional values. Wide widths. Sizes 3 to il. Boys’ 9 to 13. 30 Boys’ Tweed Suits, $2.48 Middy stylo, good wonjted ma . (••rial, neatly trimmed. Sizes 3 to 8. Women's Outing Gowns, 7 9c Well made, of good quality outing. bn- sb-’ve, round neck Sizes 10 and 17. Boys’ Hose, 19c Pair “Black Bar” brand. .Just ”00 pairs of this boys' heavy weight hose at this price. Black only. Sizes 6 to lO't,. Stevens Crash, 11c Yard Pure linen, unbleached. Remnants. 10 to 11 Gingham Dresses for Girls, 75c 1 of brown, blue, green and red. Os good quality ginghams. Sizes 4 to 12.
© FRIDAY’S SAVING SALE'S, §IN NEW SPRING DRESSES j||f| Our special Friday JjmS :W \ Dress Sales at $lO are TL . . _ , becoming’ so popular— t-- Af ,he Materials Styles Arc: The Trimmings more every sale. So /Jsik Are; ail the new spring Are: ran again for Friday we canton crepes BasauT Embroidered mmm have anew shipment /JIlpS siting de Chlnes Bouffant Hips Brald of dresses to add to our Taffetas straight Lines Rtbbon and var- \|||9 UP stocks of $lO dresses..fA ‘“, pe . 2lt II SIO.OO m ~ *lO ~~ j* S laSpll Serges There are sizes for misses, women and stouts, 16 to 1 SsTls, 48. Colors are black, navy, brown, coco and others. DRESSES MARKED SIO.OO T\ -WORTH MUCH MORE
9 Boys’ Wash Suits, 89c Specially priced. Fine quality linen finished suiting. Oliver Twist styles with sailor collar neatly braidc-d in white. Made In shades of yreen, blue and trown Sizes 3 to 8.
jfdlotostnp of Prayer Daily Lenten Bible reading and meditation prepared for Commieeion on Evangelism of Federal Council of Churches. THURSDAY Jesus a Preacher “Jesus came * * * preaching the Gospel of God.” Mark 1:14. Head Mark 1:14-28. “Christian faith Is belief in. Jesus Christ.” MEDITATION: Jesus meant more than intellectual assent when He preached that men should believe the Gospel. He said “repent and believe.” Does my belief in him mean any less than complete spiritual recreation? HYMN: Lord, speak to me, that I may speak In living echoes of thy tone; As thou hast sought, so let me seek Thy erring children lost and lone. PRAYER: Eternal God, who hast neither dawn nor evening, yet sends us alternate mercies of the darkness and the day, there is no light but thine, without or within. As thou llftest the curtain of night from our bodies, take also the veil from all our hearts. Rise with thy morning upon our souls; quicken all our labor and our prayer; let the noontide of thy grace and peace remain. May we walk, while it is yet day, in the steps of him, who with fewest hours, finished they divinist work. Amen. Fire Under Traction Car A blaze under Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction car No. 304, caused a fire department run to Pennsylvania Bnd Maryland Sts., at 9:15 p. m. Wednesday. Damage was slight. Walter Armstrong, motorman, and L. Leffler, conductor, both of Shelbyville, were in charge of the car.
FRIDAY’S HOUR SALES No Phone, C. 0. D., Layaway or Mail Orders Accepted on Hour Sale Merchandise
Boys’ Union Suits, 59c Sizes 2,4, 6 and 14. These are fiat fleeced Jersey ribbpd garments of good quality. Strongly made. Lindt 2 garments to the easterner. Women’s Slipover Sweaters, 69c * Sleeveless in blue only. Sizes to 42 Women’s Bloomers, 19c Knit bloomers, slightly fleeted, elastic at waist and kn.-e. * Mercerized Table Damask, 29c Yard Remnants: 1% to 3 yards. Curtain Net, 10 Yards for 55c First quality; 10 yards to customer. 106 Pairs for Children $1.19 Patent leather vamps, with colkid tops, turn sewed soles. These are specially reduced, duo to broken sizes. Sizes in the lot 3 to B.| %
x Tailored Blouses, SI.OO Crisp and new. dainty materials, dimities and fine batiste. Peter Pan and rolled collars, drawnwork and band embroidered. Sizes 36 to 46.
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REPORT ON RIVERS BUDGET FAVORED Filibuster Threat Against Army 'Pork' Carries Day, By United {‘res s v WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Administration report for rivers and harbors appropriation was .won today when members of Congress threatened a filibuster against the Army bill of which the “pork barrel provision” is a part. President Harding had determined that not more than half the $56,000,000 appropriated by Congress for river and harbor work should be spent. The Republican budget provided for $27,000,000 But congressmen with particular objects in mind vowed they would defeat the entire bill, which is now in conference between House and Senate. CHICAGO FIRE FIGHTERS TO BE REORGANIZED Men Ordered to Get Fit or Quit by Commissioner. By United Press CHICAGO, Feb.,ls. —Eight hundred of the 1,200 members of the Chicago fire department ordered today to “get fit or quit,” by Fire Commissioner John' Cullerton. Cullerton recently launched a reorganization of the department. Exchange Club Entertains Exchange Club members and their wives will have a dinner at the Hotel Lincoln and a theater party at Keith’s Friday night.
11 to 12 A Closeout of All-Wool Jerseys, 79c Oxford gray, in sizes 34. 36 and rS only. Roll and V-neck styles. Women’s Union Suits, 25c Womens union suits, built-up shoulders. tight knee. Light weight, fine ribbed. Slges 30-38. Yard-W'de Cotton Serge, 16c Twill weave; several plain colors. 1 to 2 Women’s Gingham House Dresses, SI.OO Checks arid stripes. Threequarter length sleeve. Sizes 30 to 44.
Cold Weather Gloves for Boys, 49c Fine quality leather gloves for boys iu both dress and gauntlet styles. They are warmly fleeced. All have neatly stitched and embroidered backs. Good assortment of sizes. Specially reduced.
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LUMBER COMPANY BUILDS Wilkinson Firm Erects $200,000 Office and Storage Building. Construction of a $200,000 office building and warehouse at Pine and Michigan Sts., has been begun by the Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company. The building will be brick and frame four stories high. FREE SCHOOLING SOUGHT Education Without Tuition Asked for Adults. A bill which would permit any Indiana adult from 21 to 32 to attend high school without paying tuition if he already has had one year of high school work was Introduced in the Senate Thursday by Senator Brown. COPS END GIRL’S PARTY Say She Entered Beauty Shop With One Coat, Came Out in Another. Miss Leona Koldyke, 17, Marion, Ind., went to a local beauty parlor to have her hair dressed. When she left she took a coat and hat valued at SIOO, belonging to Miss Viola Osting, 917 Harvey St., leaving her own, detectives charged today. She was arrested at Mayor Shank’s Valentine ball Wednesday night. Laundryman Held On complaint of his foreman at the city hospital laundry, James McAuliffe, 25, of 1150 Deloff St., was charged today with assault and battery. Swick, the foreman, said McAullffe hit him. breaking his glasses and cutting his face, after he had been discharged. Indeterminate Permits Hit Utility franchises would prevail over any and all indeterminate permits issued by the public service commission under a bill Introduced today by Representative Edward B. Bender of Zionsville. The bill, was referred to Judiciary B committee.
2 to 3 108 Pairs Women’s Oxfords Yici, one-straps low, rubber tipped heels, wide widths. Ideal for home and general wear. All sizes 3 to 8. Men’s Soft Collars, 5c Size* ]6T.j and 17 only. Good quality. Low style*. Limit 5 to the customer. Women’s Chemise and Bloomers, 50c In white only, made of good nainsook, alt sizes in the lot. Women’s Hose, 10c Pair Cotton hose, rib top, sesmles* log, double heel and toe; white, blank and cordovan. Sizes 9 to 10. Silk Remnants, 10c Each Such as Canton crape, crepe da chine, taffeta, etc. 3 to 4 Children’s Bloomers, 39c Pink sateen and crepe. Size* 1 to 12.
Women’s Children’s Filber Silk Hose, 39c Checked Gingham Light and dark colors. Dresses, $1.49
Seamed back, lisle heel and Very desirable for spring, toe, some semi-fashioned. Sec- Embroidered designs on collars onds. Sizes 8% to 10. and cuffs. Sizes 7to 14.
MW DEPLORES SPLIT OVER NEW Governor Sends Harding Let; ter of Confidence. Disapproval of the factional fight in the Republican party as a result of unofficially announced appointment of Senator Harry S. New to the position of Postmaster General was expressed by Governor McCray today in a letter to President Harding. The Governor expressed confidence in the President and his Administration. The letter, In part: “In the Interest of party harmony and peace among party factions, which is absolutely necessary for future Republican success, I wish to express my disapproval of the recent upheaval which has disturbed Republicans in all parts of our State. “I believe I can truthfully say that a large majority of Indiana Republicans are in thorough sympathy with you and your Administration and are perfectly willing to trust your judg ment in thb selectionlof your Cabinet members. ” \ HOT TEA BREAKS A GOLD—TRY THIS j Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of this Hamburg tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a cupful at any time. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. It Is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore harmless.—Advertisement.
.Men’s Cotton Jerseys, 29c Good assortment of sizes In navy blue and maroon. Fine for work wear. Limit 2 garments to ’.he customer. Wool Hose, 39c Very Special Women’* wool hose, drop stitched tn front; green ouly. Size* 0 to 10. Assorted Yard Goods, 10c Yard Large accumulation of crepes, 27 and 32-Inch ginghams, pajama checks, India linens, etc. 4 to 5 20 Boys’ Overcoats, $3,95 Good qualify wor>lng, fully lined. Double breasted and belted. Size* 3 to 9. Cretonne Remnants, 5c Each Short mill lengths. Vests, Bloomers and 39c Made 'of good quality batiste. Bloomers firo full size and reinforced. Stcpinx have boo edges. Women’s Fiber Silk Hose, 49c Pair Fibers, seamed hzwfc. fashion darts, double heel and toe. Sizes 8S to 10
LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT Movies and Near East Talk at Prospect Branch. Motion pictures and a talk by Mrs. H. S. Osborne on the "Near East” will be features of an entertainment at the Prospect branch library, Prospect and Randolph Sts., Friday night. The program arranged by Miss Frieda Newman, librarian, to arouse community interest in the library. SWEENY FUNERAL FRIDAY Treasurer of Celtic Savings and Loan Association Is Dead. Funeral of Daniel A, Sweeny, 67, of 642 N. Jefferson Ave., treasurer of the Celtic Savings and Loan Association, who died Tuesday, will be held at St. Philip Neri Church Friday at 9 a. m. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
• • One of the Month’s Feature Events ~ Current and Standard Books Publishers' Remainders Specially Priced Books for Every Age—For Every Taste—On Almost Every Topic - = -— -f - .... Special —New “Hurt” Books From - the Macmillan Publishing Go. AS an extra speeial offering for this occasion we have secured a assortment of ’slightly damaged books from the Macmillan Cos., noted for the many famous volumes that it publishes yearly. These are all new publications and many are conspicuously in the public eye. None are hurt to the extent that their readability is more than slightly marred.
Special Tables of Children’s Books Librarians and mothers will find unusual values in children’s books grouped for convenience on special tables. Two tables will be piled high with picture books at lOC and !s<*. A handsome assortment of gift books for children includes volumes at from 23c to $2.
Hats of Spring Delight at $5
PRETTY and welcome as tlie first robin —that’s the new bonnet al $5.00. It may be small or it may be large, or it may even be medium with uneven brimlines, but in its brilliant coloring and its realistic trimming it is never, in any mQdel, anythin" but to be desired. C3LORS available are green, gray, reds, sands, browns, bright blues; trimmings are fruits and flowers, embroidery and fancy ornaments, feathers and ribbons. And for such $5.00 is surely little enough to pay. —Ayres—Millinery, second floor.
A Special Men's Store Sale of . - Men's Quality Handkerchiefs At 15c Each These are pure Irish linen and pure Irish “Linenwea’ handkerchiefs and all are of a most desirable degree’of excellence. They come in fine sheer qualities and have quarterinch hemstitched hems. They are in every way superior handkerchiefs. Those of "Linenweave” are for dll practical purposes, quite as good as the true linen ones. “Linenweave” is a textile that combines fine linen and fine cambric and makes pure white handkerchiefs that are very soft. 1,800 Only Go on Sale Tomorrow We Urge an Early Selection —Ayres-Handkerchiefs, street floor.
Short Lengths Os Genuine Printed Cork Linoleums, 65c Sq. Yd.
All the merchandise offered in this lot is of a good, serviceable quality—some, however, is slightly soiled and a small portion has been slightly misprinted in the making. Nevertheless you will be able to secure many useful pieces at prices appreciably below the usual. Sold by the Length Only As the lin&ißum offered in this sale Is already divided
up into many short lengths, we can not cut it further to order, hut must request that you purchase the whole piece as is. There are scores of sizes and patterns suitable for pantry, kitchen or bathroom use and a goodly number quite large enough for offices or very big rooms. Anticipate Your Spring Needs Now and Save a Nice Sum Please Bring Measurements When Buying / —Ayres—Rugs, fourth floor.
SENATE VOTES TO. ACCEPT U. S. HELP Maternity Bill Goes to House for Consideration, Acceptance of the provisions of the Federal Shepherd-Towner maternity act In Indiana was up to the House today. The Senate late Wednesday passed Senator Beardsley’s bill providing acceptance, 30 to 12. Nearly $25,000-from the State board of health budget would be appropriated by the bill. The bill creates a hoard of maternity and infant hygiene, and makes possible receipt of nearly $30,000 from the Federal Government.
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NEW HOUSE IS RANSACKED i Charles E. Mayer Home on College Ave., Entered by Thief. A burglar ransacked the home of Charles E. Mayer at 4133 College Ave., he told police today. Mayer was moving into house and had only part of the furniture in. Mayer was unable to tell what had been stolen. Fat That Shows Soon Disappears Prominent fat that comes and stays where it is not needed is a burden, a hindrance ! to activity, a curb upon pleasure. You can take off the fat where it shows by taking after each meal and at bedtime, one Marmola Prescription Tablet. These little tab : let* are as effective and harmless as the : famous prescription from which they take | their name. Buy and try a case today All druggists the world over sell them I at one dollar for a case or you can order 1 them direct from the Marmola Cos., 481 L Woodward Av„ Detroit. Mich. You can thus ! eay good-bye to dieting, exercise and fat. ! —Advertisement.
Good Fiction, 39c a Volume v This is just about the best collection of bargain priced fiction that we have had recently, and includes adventure tales, romances and mystery stories. There are 1,500 volumes in the lot and a gen- s erous list of titles; all are fresh, new copies in excellent condition. —Ayres—Books, street floor.
Toilet , Specials 100 cans Fleur d'Amour Tab,, 75c each. 1)0 Jars Vanidor Talc, scented with Coty’s L’Origan, 75<t each. 100 Bottles F7eur Vlvante Extract, S9t each. 100 Manicure scissors, 45C each. 2,000 Cakes Peroxide Hardwater Soap, 89c Doz. \ Beautiful Demi-Shell Toilet Articles Hair brushes, $3.50; mirrors, $3.50; combs, $1.25; puff boxes, $2.50; hair receivers, $2.50; jewel boxes, $2; perfume bottles, $2 each; trays, $3.50; buffers, $2.00; manicure pieces, 75<t each. —Ayres—Toilets, street floor. House Dresses $1.95 THIS is a price, speciallyapplied, to clear broken size lots of otherwise splendid collections of very nicely materialed, prettily styled, excellently made, house dresses to the number of 16L THERE are a number of different models; and the size range is from 16 to 48, which does not include every style in every size and color. Bargains, every dress! —Ayres —House dresses, third floor.
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