Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1927 — Page 3

JAN. 23, 1927

WRITERS LACK INTELLIGENCE, STATES AUTHOR Bubbling Over of Enthusiasm and Knowledge Creates Story. By Times Special KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 28. “Writers are not in the least intelligent,’’ in the opinion of Joseph Hergesheimer, one of the most outstanding writers of America. Hergesheimer made this observation in talking with a group of newspapermen here recently while stopping over on his way to California. "Writing,” he continued, "is not the product of deep and serious thought. Writing a story is the bubbling over of the writer’s enthusiasm and knowledge of his subject. Intelligence? Huh, I have a $50 a week secretary who has more real intelligence than I ever had.” 3,000 Words a Day Hergesheimer may lack intelligence in the ordinary sense of the word, but in his powers of observation and knowledge of life and people he reveals a deep understanding. Much of his success in producing 28 novels and more than 500 short stores in eleven years, Hergeshimer believes, is due to his pot having the "disadvantage of an education”. The rest of his success he attributes his long continued habit of writing 3,000 words a day. "No, I don’t throw any of those 3,000 words into the wastebasket,” he replied when asked if he destroyed what he wrote. “I used to throw most of it away, but now I can get rid of it through the editors, who also seem to accredit me with a remarkable degree of intelligence. Broadway for Bums "Don’t go to New York,” said the author in his advice to young writers. "New York is fatal” for the young writer. America lacks provincialism in its literature, and

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Stenographer Knows Workings of House

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Miss Blanche Risk, Newcastle, would have an insight into the “making of laws” if she should ever decide upon a legislative career. She is serving her second term as stenographer to House Speaker Harry G. Leslie.

who can become provincial in New York? "Broadway is the only subject in New York and who wants Jo read a story about Broadway? Broadway is the meeting place for a bunch of bums.” In answer to the question "How do you go about writing a novel?” Hersesheimer had a "How do you go about'talking to me?" CROSS RUSSIA IN BOAT Boys Travel by River and Canals, Living in Vessel By United Press MOSCOW, Jan. 28.—Crossing Russia in a boat has just been the unusual adventure of two young Dutch boys one of them the son of a former Cabinet Minister of Holland. Leaving Copenhagen in a small flat-bottomed Dutch boat, the two youths sailed across the Baltic into the Gulf of Finland and reached Leningrad. There they entered Russia’s Intricate system of inlaid waterways and by river and canal traversed the heart of Russia. They have just emerged at Kiev, in the extreme southern part of Russia. The boys lived in their small boat throughout the journey.

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Men’s and Boys’ Store and Shoe Depts. Open Till 9 o’Clock Saturday Nights Other Depts. Close at 6

Pre-Inventory Sale Women’s Shoes Regularly $3.95 and A art $4.95 values. Styles of Ik A vk V K the hour. v lOw Straps—Ties jm Pumps—Satins j Tan Kids wESfi All style heels. A grouping of several lots —priced for quick selling Saturday. All size§ In the combined assortment. —Street Foor.

Full Fashioned $1.49 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery f. Aztec Burma Al Beige \| Sand VI H azel ps Full fashioned, fine and sheer; pure silk, with lisle tops and reinforced feet for extra service. Excep ti o nal values. All sizes. Women’s Silk and Wool Union Suits m qo Long sleeves, sleeveless and short sleeves; Dutch W and high neck, ankle and g m knee length. Sizes 35 to 44. ■■■ —Street Floor.

$5.00 and $5.98 Four-Piece Brushed Wool Sweater Sets $3.69 Sweater cap, leggins and mittens; poudre blue, buff, red, white. Sizes 6 months to 3 years. —Second Floor.

Armand’s 50c Cold Cream Armand’s 50c Vanishing Cream 39£ Armand’s 25c tubes Vanishing or Cold Cream; special 19p Armand’s 25c talcum 19< —Street Floor.

Greatly Underpriced for Saturday! Girls’ Trimmed CoatS All formerly much higher r'frlrjHgy priced; of warm velour coating; In attractive colors' Slzes 6,0 14 years. Little Girls’ '“OATS $3.77 a Chinchillas and velours; Aji™* terlined; great values; sizes —Second Floor.

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f! A Special Underpriced Sale of Women’s ixuriously Fur-Trimmed i Coats Fur Trimmed —Second Floor. Fur (’oats Sale Price Saturday d* Excellent coats of genuine JP |f || furs. Well tailored, smartly styled. A rare bargain for m w those who secure one of these. unnmnmfnrmvvn’nirni.r-T- ~ , Sizes 35 to 52. —Second Floor.

Smart New Spring Special Saturday Hats Advance styles from a well known designer. Failles, Silks and Taffetas New spring shades. New shapes. New combinations—for street, travel and dress wear.— Second Floor.

Saturday - Pre-Inventory Sale Boys ’ Suits & Overcoats A decidedly low price for A A£ quick clearance. The suits have coat, vest, long pants and knickers. Overcoats all- gj| wool lined, all sizes. Both are ® m exceptionally good values.

Boys’ School QQ Knickers o*7 C Lined and unlined; durable fabrics and colors. Sizes 6 to 16.

Men’s Broadcloth Shirts Percale and madras shirts also included. Higher priced shirts from regular stocks, slightly soiled and mussed. Sizes i 14 to 17. All out Saturday at 87c. Men’s 2-Pocket Sport Coats Brown heather coats of hue worsted a t\e\ yarns. Ribbed knit. Sizes 86 to 46. Choice Jp < .Zd Saturday while they last at ._ = /, —Street Floor.

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$1.39 Scalloped Sheets at $1.00 Splendid quality; sizes 81x90. No phone orders. Pillow Cases Special, Each 20c Well made of good muslin. Sizes 42x36. No phone orders.

Boy*’ Shirts /Q and Blouses. ..U/C Fine for school wear; washable. Sizes 6 to 16 years.

Silk Mixed Crepe Kejftilarly 79c. 69c and 59p a yard: 16 choice patterns. Saturday only ..... 39c —Third Floor.

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For the Baby Birdseye Diapers —Size 24x24; 1 dozen hemmed, d* e i q ready for use.; Rubber Pants —Medium •* o 1 and large sizes 1 Infants’ Hose —Wool mixed in —-white; sizes 4 to 6 1 c/C Baby Blankets —White; -i n trimmed in pink or blue... IUC —Second Floor

Turkish Towels Three for SI.OO Large, thick, very absorbent; plain white or fancy. No phone orders. Black Chiffon Velvet, Yard $2.98 A quality actually worth $4.95; rich, beautiful luster. 40 inches wide.

Pre-Inventory Sale of Men’s SUITS At Greatly Reduced Prices A choice lot of single and double breasted suits in sizes 31 to 44. Included also are suits for stout men. All at one low price Saturday ...... $10.00 Splendid serges, cassimeres and worsteds. All sizes. Regular and stouts. Suits for which one usually pays up to $25. Ready Saturday, choice ........... $13.75 An enormous assortment to choose from. Single and double breasted styles for all men and young men. All formerly higher priced ...... $17.50 50 Men’s Overcoats —Sale Price Regularly up to $35 Values Blue tube overcoats included. One of the real overcoat opportunities of the season. Choice of the lot ........ $16.50 —Street Floor..

Girls’ Dresses and Little Tots’ Frocks Two Special Groups For girls of 6 to 12 years; pretty gingham dresses, PHU jpEsm checks and plaids; in charm- I* ing color effect. Party frocks for girls of 2 to 6. Ginghams in neat, washable checks; better _ I than usual values. (gjj? js' J 0 —Seccnd Floor. •WS&’'

First Showing Saturday! Women’s New Spring SUITS l s ls Beautifully tailored of liMy high-grade novelty B twe(? ds of exceptionally fS9S | f ine quality. Clever styles, smart pockets, @111111; narrow belts, small novelty checks, plaids l J and mixtures. Won- \ derfully good looking. \ —Second Floor.

Lovely New Spring Dresses Jf Charming in their youthful styles and beauty of fabrics. silks and combinations. Smart frocks for afternoon, party, dance, travel and street wear. Pleasing color a s s o r tmeut. Sizes 16 to 50. —Second Floor.

Dainty Rayon CHEMISE Envelope style, gj/k J A Nv'T Extra sizes. Tailored or lace B mmmmem Rayon Bloomers j Ml Dark colors with III? fancy garter $ .98 V 4 tan, black. All J[ Extra Size sizes Rayon Vests eSiL *li!2 Os rayon striped _ fabric, four -hoseN *1 49 Beautiful quality, supporters, elastic *** I * Orchid, pink, peach, inserts. Abdominal —— nile, white, support. Sizes 36 to 48. — Street Floor.

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