Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1923 — Page 12

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1 DOWN AND 16 10 GO, SCORE IN DIVORCETOURNEY Sixty-Four Couples Legally Separated in County in v One Week, When twenty-six divorce cnees set today Superior Judge Sidney S. Miller ha a ten down and sixteen to go to inish his schedule before sunset. Eight were granted, one denied and one dismissed in the morning session. I Judge Miller granted fourteen divorces Thursday and seven Wednesday. —Judge Clinton H. Givan, room 4, has granted fourteen this week. Cirsuit Judge H. O. Chamberlain has severed twenty nuptial knots this week, denying one application, and Superior Judge Linn D. Hay dissolved five. A total of sixty-eight couples made •happy.” Charles L. Garver, 1210 N. Rural St., was denied his divorce by Judge Miller today when he testified he was getting it to accommodate the wife," Mrs. Hazel A. Garver, Argyle Apts, i Among those separated by Judge Miller today, and why: Mrs. Lennie N. Leach. 2hi* Stewart Ave., testified that George E. Leach gambled, and finally abandoned her, leaving town without paying debts. Mrs. Lula Row, 1019 College Ave., from Frank E. Row, 846 Edison Ave., Struck her with his hands.” she said. Mrs. Lillie F. Floyd. 322 N. Dorman police captain, who "cursed her and Bt, who testified Elijah W. Floyd "was out every single night for nineteen years, more or less, and sometimes all night.” ■ Mrs. Maybelle M. Allen, R. R. L., Box 258-J, who testified that Edgar Allen threw a chair and silverware at her. Mrs. Lucy A. Ferris, 2207 Brook-

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side Ave., who testified that “in a paroxysm of anger Justine A Ferris choked her and said he was sorry he ever married her.”

WINDOW GARDENS Wild Flowers Transplanted

By LOUISE S. MARSHALL. f~~~ j MOST satisfactory' and InterIt\ j esting window garden can be Lr v I made from our attractive wild flowers. November is the best month to collect the woodland beauties for the winter window -* - | garden. They should be left in an open shed or some similar plac e for a few weeks, so that they, may B complete their resting period before being forced into bloom Thick - rooted blood r oots are easy to grow. The graceful columbine is always interesting. Jack-in-the-pulpit bulbs planted in any of the ways In which ordinary bulbs are planted will soon send up Interesting leaves their unique flowers. * TWO BANK OFFICIALS SENTENCED TO PRISON Found Guilty of Taking Deposits While Firm Was Insolvent By Vnited Press EDWARDSVILLE, IIL, Nov-. 2. Harry Clark, president of the defunct First State and Savings Bank of Woodrlver, 111., and Irwin HJatrldge, cashier, were found guilty in circuit court today of receiving deposits in an Insolvent bank. The jury fixed the sentence at two years in the penitentiary and the two were taken to Jail, pending appeal.

Patriot of Poland Is Guest of Legion

GEN. JOSEF*“HALLER

The "George Washington of Poland,” Gen. Josef Haller, will be the guest of the American Legion in Indianapolis Saturday.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

EWE BOARD FAVORSBIG LOAN State Officials Wish to Borrow $500,000. The State board of finance today voted to borrow $600,000 with which to pay off that amougt of a $1,250,000 general fund debt to the State highway commission, and which the highway body desires immediately to continue its road construction program. State Auditor Robert Bracken was to negotiate a $600,000 lo&n with the National City Bank of New York. The loan, if completed, will be at a 5 per cent, rate. This loan will increase the general fund's indebtedness to $3,900,000. John D. Williams, director of the highway commission, told Bracken Wednesday the commission was In immediate need of the funds to pay contractors on State road work. Councilman's Son Hurt Heydon Buchanan, Jr., son of Councilman Buchanan, 1634 W. Morris St;., was slightly scratched Thursday when a dog belonging to Thomas Murray, 1137 Reisner St., jumped upon his back, according to police. Murray promised to get rid of the dog, police said. Dcmol&ys Go to Kokomo Approximately 140 members of the degree team, band and drill team of the Indianapolis chapter of Demolay left at 2 p. m., today for Kokomo, Ind., on a special interurban. They will Install a chapter of the order tonight. Joseph E. Reagan, sponsor of ths local chapter, headed the delegation.

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Lure of Hollywood Blamed for Divorce

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MRS. ELSIE M. SURBER, 41, HOLLYWOOD, CAL. Mrs. Surber left her home and husband here last June to answer the lure of the movies, Walter M. Surber, 312 N. Keystone Ave., automobile salesman. told Superior Judge Sidney S. Miller. "There was a continual ragging around until I sold out and let her go,” Surber testified. “We moved sixteen times in twelve years because she never was satisfied.” Mrs. Surber telegraphed back that she would “neither change my personality nor relinquish my Individuality,” Surber told the Judge. "Hml Sounds more like a 16-

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year-old girl than a married woman of 41," said Judge Miller. "Divorce gT anted." BOND ISSUE IS OPPOSED Warren Township Citizens Appear Before %ax Board. than 100 persons were present at a hearing today on remonstrance against a $160,000 bond Issue for a school building in Warren Township. Marion County, before the State tax board. Site of the proposed school is near the Elder addition on the National road, east of Irvington. The tax board held the remonstrance was suitable for their consideration, following the claim by several favoring the project that certain necessary facts were not set out in the remonstrance. The hearing continued in the afternoon. Religious Poll Taken Religious connections of State officials and Statehouse employes are being ascertained through a poll being taken in the capitol building, It

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has been learned. Attaches in the Statehouse say this is the second poll of its kind taken in the last few months. It could not be learned who is directing the work. M. B. Whitman Store Robbed The M. B. Whitman and Company cloak house w'as entered by robbers Thursday night and three dresses, valued at $135, taken. Captain Jerry Kinney assigned special investigators.

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FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1923

Do Your Fall Planting Now We Have Everything You Need And This Will Be Another BONUS WEEK Buy 4, Get 5; Buy 12, Get 15. We have eolor plate* of flowers and fruits to help you ill your selections. jit BJLFromH.lhnd HCkSb Th f ' kind that we gruarante* gaMaiS every one to bloom. Hyacinths Ja-j 1 Mil vega J kinds and separate colors: for house and outdoor planting-. Buy r \| fw A, get 5; buy 13, get 15. XT * The best Narcissus and a popular collection, -fr. A" Buy 1 bulbs, get 3; buy Vi, POPULAR COLLECTION of Hardy Narcissus, consisting of seven best varieties, 1 doz of each, only *4.35. T 1* We , . largest and beat assort ment of Sj? >■! Named Douile Single Late f Named Darwins and Named . Breeders. In separate colors, not ff * named, we nave _ If y single early, sin- TULIPS, srle late double early' and Darwins. Also popular, lowpriced col ections of single and double tulips and Darwins. We have color plates to help you make selections. Buy 4 tulips get 5; buy 13. get 15. POPULAR COLLECTION of Single and Double Tulips, ten kinds. 1 doz. of each, 130 bulbs, only *3.00. POPULAR COLLECTION of Darwin Tulips. ten kinds, 1 doz. of each, 120 bulbs, only $3.00. /I Ct ra p e Hyacinths, Bnowl.rnniS drops, Preesiai, CamperVII Ul/UO beUgi Jonquils. Buy 4, get 5; buy 13, get 15. | J • We hare the true Japanese Iris eties a with e japaN o-L a k i—Bright crimson. feathered white. Maho gan y—Mahogany red. Oudlne—Pure white. Purple and Gold —Rich purple, golden throat. Queen of Blue*—Blue veined white. Gold Bound —White. Moderate prices. Buy 4, get 5: buy 13, get 15. r\ I • These bloom in herman Ins Apm and May, UCI mail 1110 with a wonderful variety of colors. Below are choice varieties: Parinousis. purple: Othello, purple and blue: Innocence, white and purple- John DeWitt, blush white: Florentlna, white: Madam Cherou, white and blue: Honorabilis, rich mahogany; Edith, light blua. PR I C K—Any of the German, each. 10e: dozen, 73c; 100 for *5 30j one of each. 00c. Buy 4, get. 5; buy 13, get 15. t* I rs *1 Plant this Hardy Perennials *-1 bloom uext season and continue many roisr*. Wo have 18 varieties for plantng this fall, all at low prices. Buy 4, ret.S: buy 13, get 15. r\ * Prices reduced. Discard rPfiniPS your common ones and l vUiuvu se t some aristocrats from us. Note the varieties: Blanche Cire. Festiva Maxima, Queen Victoria, Allmtre, Marie la*moine, Delicatisima Pink Beauty, Eugene Verdier. Gen. MeMahon, I’ragrans, Felix Crous*e, Augustin d’Hour, Duchess d'Namonrs. Flambeau. I.txmie Gilot and Marie Calot. All colore and shade*, early, medium and 1 r We have colored plates to help yon make your selection 35c to 85c; 4. get 5; buy 13, get 13. trWindov ardeniiu lant now for Chr t as bloom*. T oat desirable kin ii per White N: Mils. Soliel d'l an ileus ixnd ■if Socrod Idly. Special Price for One Week 50c A Dozen Size 3 tiOc Reduced to 4 75c C JAP BULB FIBER takes the place pebbles and water. Look in our v dow and eee how it makes the pla grow faster and more thrifty. Great Sale of Bulb Bow

Value* OOc to SI. 70. onr .ale* prire one-half. SOo to 85 rt , <T Apple, Peach. Plum, print Irpps chem-. aphI 1 Ull 11 CCO wt and Q„j noe . Cur. rant. Blackberry and Raspberry hushes. SPECIAL OFFER—Buy 4, et 5| buy 12, get 15. r\ ir Find room for Grapevines ggx and* Vines Althea (Rose of Sharon); Barberry i Deutzla (Pride of Rochester); Forsythla (Golden Bell): Hydrangea, grandlflora and aboreeoens; Lilac, Privet, California and Amoor river; Snowballt Splreo, Van Houttel, Anthony Waterer and Thunbergla: Tainarlx, Snowberry and Wtgella. Buy 4, get 5; buy 12, get 15. Hardy Climbing Vines Ampelopsls (Boston Ivy); Clematis, white and purple; Honeysuckle, Matrimony Vine, Wisteria. Buy t, get St buy 12, get 15. Quick-Growing Lawn Grass A good tithe to plant It- Pound. 4*ei 3 lbe.. SI.10; B lbs. or more, at MeWe want out-of-clty trade. Send for clronlar and get our priors. 227 W. Washington K Tel. Main 474*.