Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1925 — Page 5

FRIDAY, JAR. 30, 1925

HONOR GIVEN SCHRAAM Shortridge Graduate Elected Head of American Botanical Society. Prof. Jacob Schraam of the botany department of Cornell University, an alumnus of Shortridge High School, of Wabash College and of the Shaw Botanical Gardens of St. Louis, has I been elected president of the Botanical Society of America. • While at Shortridge Schraam was an assistant in the biology department. He worked with Prof. Harley Bartlett, now of the University of Washington, said to be foremost botanist of America, under Miss Bouseeau McClellan, head of the Shortridge biology and physiography departments.

Looking Over Palace Bill There Is a natural appeal about young men, especially when they wear college sweaters and campus trousers while playing in a jazz orchestra. The new bill at the Palace contains such an organization of ten young men. They have talent and they know how to put “heat” into the jazz tunes of the day. Their program is well arranged. The pi|||yS anist is mighty good. The entire organization is refreshing. They seem to have a good time while speaking of V'W; Brick English and his syncoPa tors at the j. ; :. Two men and two women have mm worked out a! clever idea in LUCIE BRUCH “Road to Vaudeville.” A variety traffic cop directs the talent to the road of vaudeville. The eccentric dance work is pleasing. Lucie Bruch is a violinist who plays the better sort of music on a vaudeville program and gets away with it. She just plays with fine understanding and the audience responds. Fred and Daisy Rial introduce some gymnastic stunts in anew way. Harry Perry and Billy Wagnerd make their hit with an Arkansas rube number. They have the assistance of Violet Manning in a | number at the close of their act. j The movie feature Is Laura La Plante in “Young Ideas.” At the Palace today and Satur- | day.—(By Walter D. Hickman.) -I- 'l' *l* The Little Theatre Society Thurs- : day night at the Masonic Temple presented “Children of the Moon.” a play which attracted some atten-

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Fifty per cent a of the divorces are f. filed during the | three hot sum- | mer months, |says Judge l Thomas E. El- * i cock, district S judge at Wichita, I Kans. Most cou- ; pies forget all | about their trou- ; bles when seated | around a cheery ; fire in winter, he says. j

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tion and discussion last season on Broadway. George Somnes directed. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the Matinee Music-ale presents William Bachaus, pianist, in recital at the Murat. Other theaters today offer: "Bio* som Time” at the Murat, "Revue De Art” at the Lyric, Patti Moore and Band at Keith’s, “Hotsy Totsy” at the Capitol, "A Thief in Paradise” at the Circle, “Miss Bluebeard” at the Ohio, “Circle, the Enchantress” at the Apollo, “Outwitted” at the Isis, and “The Navigator” at Mister Smith’s.

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Our time in our present location is short. We’ve given up our lease. We’re going to move and are determined to close out every garment of our present stock before We move.

The Most Sensational Sale in Our History! Great Stocks of Goods Are Melting Away Under the Relentless Raps of These Drastic Price Reductions—Better Hurry and Get Your Share Before It’s Too Late See Our Windows—Be Here Saturday Without Fail Practically Every Suit and Overcoat in Stock Thrown Into Five Large Groups!

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NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS—-With Many of the Suits We Can Furnish Extra Trousers at Small Additional Cost. \

NOTICE! our Layaway Department will please call for them before March Ist, as we vacate out room on that date.

Stout Men—Attention Hundreds of sensational suit values here for the big fellows who need stout and long stout models. Sizes up to 60. SALE PRICES *l7=“ $ 34j!

Boys’ and Children’s Clothing at Sensational Reductions! The entire remaining stock in this department absolutely MUST BE SOLD, regardless of cost or former selling price. Greatest chance in years to practice real ecoomy.

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BAN SECRET MARRIAGES Bill in Oklahoma Legislature Would Require 10 Days Notice. Bv h'imog Sneeixl OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Jan. 30.—Secret marriages would be prevented in Oklahoma in a bill introduced in the Legislature by Senator William Gallagher of Muskogee. After obtaining their license the couple would be compelled to wait until notice of issuance of the license had been posted in public places for ten days before the ceremony would be performed. SEED CORN TEST WEEK National Show to Feature Observance in State. March 2 to 7 has been designated as "Seed* Corn Test Week.” A coun-try-wide observance is also to be launched during the week, the center of which is to be the National Seed Corn Show in Chicago, under the auspices of the Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation. Prizes totaling $2,460 are offered to the com farmers for entries to the show. DRIVER’S TERM EASED Judge Sends Motorist to Jail on Conviction of Intoxication. William Copeland, 6064 Baltimore Ave., who appealed from city court to Criminal Court when sentenced to thirty days on the Indiana State Farm, on charge of driving while intoxicated, Thursday was fined and costs and sentenced to ten days

Every Suit, Overcoat and Odd Trousers in Our Enormous Stock Must Be Sold!

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in jail by Criminal Judge James A. Collins. “The result of the Strothenk trial convinces me the people of Indianapolis won’t tolerate intoxicated motorists driving on public - highways,” said Judge Collins to Walter W. Wise, city councilman, who appeared as a character witness for Copeland. Copeland was arrested Aug. 11, 1924, when his machinue collided with another. He admitted he had taken one drink, which he said was the first in six years.

We Pay 3% Interest on Checking Accounts A Checking Account at J. F. Wild & Cos. State Bank is a source of in- , come. On daily balances averaging S4OO or above an interest check is mailed to you at the end of every month. Why not start a Checking Account here—today? • J F.WILD & CQ #ff|r 'a state bank 1 JLSfopiL t 123 EAST MARKET STREET

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This is not an offering of “Special Sale” goods, but comprises our entire stock, including" Campus Togs,” “Kleinmark Superb Clothes,” McGraw, Benjamin & Hays Dependable Rochester Clothes,” ‘ ‘ Michaels Stern ’ * and other first-class makes. Every garment fully guaranteed.

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DENTON GAINS POINT Four of Five Specifications by Schortemeier Overruled. Special Judge C. C. Shirley Thursday overruled four of five specifications filed Jan. 22 by Secretary of State Schortemeier, in Superior Court Five to make the allegations in the election contest suit of George K. Denton, Democrat, more specific. The amended complaint was filed by

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Denton against Governor Ed Jackson, Schortemeier and Benjamin M. Willoughby, who was declared victor over Denton for election as State

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Supreme Court judge. Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom said he would file a demurrer in the amended complaint Tuesday.

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Judge Shirley sustained the first specification, holding that the tabu lation of the canvassing board was the accepted vote.

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