Indiana daily times. [volume], June 10, 1920, Home Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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‘ W' v SHOCKED
m ‘LOVE PACT’
W IN CALIFORNIA
►Some Smile, of Course, Over
Escapade of Musician and
Los Angeles Girl.
BERKELEY, Cal., June 10.—Conven
tional Berkeley, Athens s>t the West, doe*
not know whether t 6 be shocked or
merely amused at the disclosure of one
of the most remarkable “love pacts'* on
record.
Moat are inclined to apply the old ad
age that “all's well thar ends well." and
Consider the “marriage” of Miss Lyllan
Stowell McCarthy, I.os Angeles society
bud, to Arnold Edward Roth, professional
musician, 6an& ceremony, a closed inci
dent, now that a certificate of marraige
reposes in their love bower—a quaint
Berkeley bungalow.
Despite the fact that the Roths have
satisfied convention, who appeared on the
scene in the form of Miss McCarthy s
Irate father, E. Avery McCarthy, mil
lionaire Los Angeles broker, neither the
bride nor groom is a convert to matrl-
Mv ny via the marriage altar.
“We loved ea-.-li other; that was all
that was necess-iry,” declared the young
bridegroom, a composer and a violinist.
“Why go through a s llv ceremony that
meant nothing to us?
“Immoral?
“Why, there can't be anything more
Immoral than the present state of mat
rimony.
“We started out in our own way here.
“W# are happy.
“We felt we were mates —not the kind
of mates united in many of the marriages
of today, but true lovers —congenial,
trusting and happy.
"But I.ylian's folks made life miser
able for her.
"They declared that I was degrading
her morals—lhe*e meddlesome folks who
were too lazy to think for themselves.
“They marred our happiness with their
constant interference.
•*I could npt bear to 6ee the girl 1
loved suffer any longer.
FINALLY CONSENT
TO “SILLY CEREMONY."
“If a silly service would make them all
feel better they could have It If only
they would let ns love in peace.
“And bo we were married, not be
cause we wanted the ceremony, but be
cause it would rid us of the annoyance
of having these people around.
“We still have our ideals of a true
marriage, but we don't force them on
people.
“If there Is true love that Is all that
is necessary for happiness In any asso
ciation. i
“That i* all the tie that Is needed for
people to live together.
•Tea. this Is what they call Tree lore.’
1 suppose.
“But what are we coming to in this
country?
“Easy divorces are nothing more nor
less than concessions to these Ideas.
“The easier divorce is made the nearer
we will come to having freedom In our
personal relations.
“If today or tomorrow I should meet
another woman whom I was sure I loved
I would tell Lylian and I would feel free
to leave her immediately and go to my
mate,” declared Roth.
■ “And Lylian knows she has the same
privilege.
“I would not seek to hold her one in
stant after I knew her heart was else
where.”
“That Is right,” assented the bride.
“We are both free to do 03 we please
and we know it.”
Concerning children of “love pacts"
Hoth and his wife have equally definite
ideas.
“LET STATE TAKE
CARE OF CHILDREN.” _
“Let the state take care of them,”
is the way the husband tosses away
the problem of providing for the off
spring of couples who no longer feel
the ties of love binding them and are
eager for new associations.
“It Is better for the state to provide
for children than to have them bred In
an atmosphere of hate,” said Roth.
“It Is ridiculous to think that children
should keep mlsmhted couples together.
“Better let the child go with one par
ent than have It become contaminated
with the hatred which 111-matched cou
ples must feel for each other.
“Children of today are mlsedueatcd,
anyhow.
“The child U usually used by parents
medium upon which to try all the
failed in their lives.
“Aa a consequence children are bound
by the whims or follies of parents.
“They can have no soul of their own.
“It Is to the interests of tbe state that
children are born.
“Let It provide for them.”
Not all of Mrs. Roth's relatives
frowned upon her unique defiance of con
vention.
“My mother had no objection to the
ideas which the rest of my family de
clared Immoral,’” declared the bride.
“She sent us her blessing.”
After a divorce from E. Avory McCar
thy the girl's mother became Mrs. J.
J. Moore and later married Maj. L. W.
Colfeton after Moore had been fatally
wounded by a chauffeur following close-
PAINS NEARLY
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Nothing Helped Me Until I
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have had pains
Kg month so
Sometimes I
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a r ° oin without
Aiful} 1 stooping to rest,
anc ever y thin *
** stomach. Three
years ago 1 lost a
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so badly that I was out of my head at
times. My bowels did not move for
days and I could not eat without suf
fering. The doctor could not help me
and one day I told my husband that I
could not stand the pain any longer
and sent him to the drug store to get
me a bottle of Lydia £. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound and threw the
doctors medicine away. After tak
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pound and using two bottles of Lydia
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Summer Favorite
Separate skirts and overblonses are the
accepted garb for the 1920 summer.
Just because they are the favored gar
ments, however, does nto mean that they
give the summer girls a uniform look
like the serge frocks of the winter usually
do.
Indeed not; there is nothing uniform
about these skirts and blouses. The
skirts are usually pleated and rather
short, but there the similarity ends.
Every silk material on the market
seems to have been woven for some sports
skirt and every color In the spectrum
seems to be fashionable.
Here Is a pretty cqsturne made up of a
pleated skirt and overblouse. Whit*
crepe de chine In small knife pleats
fashions the skirt and rows of green satin
form a border near the hem. The blouse
is green tricolett* of the 6ame shade
as the skirt trimming. This outfit would
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and white, purple and white or orange
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the hair Is combed out It will be beauti
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Sllmerine should be spoiled with a
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This will also be found to be a splendid
dressing, keeping the hair soft and
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snd is neither sticky nor greasy.—Adver
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CUTS
will heal quickly and will not gen
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when
Dr. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil
is applied. 80c per bottle.
INDIANAPOLIS LIKES
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1 There has never been anything
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mixed In Lavoptik eye wash. One
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gist.—Advertisement - ..
Among the beautiful weddings of the
month was that of Miss Phyllis Hahn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hahn,
of 1927 North Delaware street, and Ray
mond Childs Adler of Dayton. 0., which
took place last night In the drawing
room of the Indianapolis club.
White pillars topped with French bas
kets of blossoms In soft pastel shades
made an aisle for tne bridal party.
White lattice covered with smllar and
flowers banked with tall palms and
blooming plants formed the altar.
Rabbi Morris M. Feuerltcht read the
service.
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
bridal satin, heavily beaded with crystal
and pearla, combined with duchess lace.
Her veil was held in place by a ban
deau of pearls. She carried a shower
bouquet of white orchids and lilies Os
the valley.
Miss Betty August, maid of honor,
wore shell pink net and carried blue
larkspur.
Chester O. Adler, brother of the groom,
also of Dayton, acted aa best man.
.Marion Louise Pratt, harpist, and Miss
Mildred Knight, violinist, gave a group
of bridal numbers preceding and during
the service.
A reception and dance in the ballroom
of the clubhouse followed the ceremony.
Out-of-town guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. M. L, Adler, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Childs, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Adler. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Shaffer, Lawrence Rauh,
Jane Krohn, Freida Helner, Dorothy
Margolla, Henry Rathenfterg, Marguer
ite Pereless, Jean Hllb, Edgar Rauh,
Norman Cramer of Dayton and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Rosenthal of Lnfayette, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Adler will be at home
after July 1 at 112 Richmond avenue,
Dayton.
• •
Mrs. Clyde Titus, 957 Middle Drive,
Woodruff Place, entertained the executive
790 Stores in Indianapolis
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The bakqr uses a flour especially
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—and the first step towards investing is
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920.
board of the Harmonle club at luncheoa
today. Plans for next season were made.
*
Mrs. Harry Bishop has gone to Chi
cago to join Mr. Bishop for future resi
dence in that city.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. D. Chandler of Los
Angeles are the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Essex or Woodruff Place.
* *
Mrs. W. H. Gelsel will be the hostess
for the picnic party of the executive
board of the Endorsers of Photoplays,
which will be held at her summer home,
‘‘ldlewild,’’ north of Broad Ripple, to
i morrow evening. Mrs. David Ross Is
president of the board.
* * *
The marriage of Miss Ruth Lockwood
and Walter Biellng of Columbus will
take place June 30 at the First Presby
terian church.
Miss Lena Pavey, a bride-elect, will be
the guest of honor at a "500” party .-to
be given by Mrs. W. B. Hilton, Miss
Gertrude Paddock and Miss Lois Run
nells, June IS.
'• • •
Raymond Spencer, who has been at
tending Northwestern university is
spending a few days In Indianapolis.
PHILOSOPHIC “RED” FREED.
NEW YORK, June 10.—Gamma Mella,
the only woman arrested in the Pater
son (N. J.) nairts by the agents of the
department of justice, who, admitted she
was of tbe type Assistant Secretary of
Labor Louis F. Post calls "philosophical
anarchists,” has been ordered released
from Ellis Island, where she was held
for deportation.
WARRANTS UNNECESSARY.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.—Federal Judge
Paris ruled that It was not necessary
for prohibition enforcement officers to
have search warrants to raid places sus
pected of violating the prohibition law.
BOLT HITS CHURCHt 7 DIE.
AVILA, Spain, June 10.—Six persons,
Including the mayor of this city, were
killed Tuesday when lightning struck a
church.
sssLiSAvngs & Co- o, ‘” "SL L-Sytengs & Co-
Art-Ware is Gift-Ware
-i
j) No matter what the season, what the occasion of
the gift, or whether the gift be to one’s self or one’s
w family, the most appropriate and artistic things—-
' yes, and the most useful—are to be found in the very
\ beautiful art wares section of thi3 store.
And one can more easily give with the true giver’s spirit
/ \ if the thing one gives is beautiful.
W Japanese tea sets. Individual breakfast sets.
Silk pillows. Ginger jars.
Overbeck pottery vases.
v Italian flower vases with four candlesticks to match.
Polychrome candlesticks, book ends, vases and card
I trays.
Desk sets of brocade, bronze and silver, or in wood with
Dresden flower designs.
Salad sets, including the salad bowl and half a dozen
n * plates.
Chinese and Japanese vases.
Brocade telephone books and screens. f
Boudoir lamps, table and floor lamps of every description.
Lovely stand mirrors or large ornate wall mfrrors.
Drlplcss candles in blue, rose, old gold, red, green, lavender, yellow
and orange; 6 and 8 inches in height. Price, each.
Twisted candles in a wide range of colorings; truly artistic effects;
five inches high and priced at each.
Hand-dipped candles In rose color; four sizes obtainable. Priced
from 15£ each to 65*1 each.
Fancy candles in two-tone effects, with silver and gold bands; $1.25
the pair.
Twisted candles with a flower decoration and a black or silver band;
two sizes—f 1.50 and 91.75 the pair. —Ayres—Fourth floor.
For Any Amount of Water
Children’s Bathing Suits
Even if it is only for a water fight with the garden hose, a bathing
suit brings an Immeasurable amount of Joy Into a youngster’s vacation
days. At the river or lakeside, the bathing suit la the costume para
mount
We have just received a shipment of captivating little suits that will
be to your pleasure and profit to see. Hereafter bathing suits will
be among our regular assortments In the Children’s Store. The new
suit3 are such as these;
One-piece knitted suit Is shown In royal blue, white trimmed, In
sizes from 2 to 6 years, and priced at 92.40.
A suit in the red or gTeen, with stripes through the waist and pant
leg; sizes 4 to 6 years; $3.25.
A two piece sport model in green or red with a white belt, slaes 4
to 6 years, priced at 93.00,
Two-piece suit with an attractive sailor collar and belt, rose or Copen
hagen blue, sizes 6 to 14, at 94.75.
Other suits are priced at 95.50, and 98-50.
Bathing caps in red, green, blue, yellow are priced from 25<? to 55<.
Wading pants of rubber, in green, blue and red; 91.45.
Bathing shoes in sizes 8 to 2. These are high shoes; 91.25 the pair.
—Ayres—Fifth floor.
GROCERIES
“Through the Turnstile"
CHER HIES, Pci M->nte brand. Royal
brand. No. 2 ran*, 44*.
BREAKFAST BACON. nr.gar cured,
machine ahead, pound. 4441
SPAGHETTI. Van Camp'a, ready to
aerre, two aUea, can, 12* and I©*-
BUTTER. Ayres' special creamery,
"extra quality," pound 58*
JAM, I.lbby's pure fruits and sugar;
apricot, loganberry, blackberry and
strawberry; pound and four-ounce
cans. 50*.
PEANUT BUTTER, Ayres' special,
always fresh, poimd, 28*.
PRUNES, Santa Clara fruit, medium
stxe, pound, 20*-
MARBHMAELOWS. Campfire brand,
large box, 17*-
BEANS, fancy hand-picked nary,
pound, lO*; 3 for 28*
SUNSHINE KRIBPY AND GRAHAM
CRACKERS, pound, 20*.
—Ay res—Basement.
Attractive China Dishes
Are Specially Priced By the Set
Dishes
- these are,
that would
ma^e corn ]
~ when served
bers” of
these various sets of china. The bride will pain the rep
utation with her husband of being a very thrifty little
woman, should she participate in this offering at reduced
prices. And the bungalow, the summer cottage, the apart
ment or the town home are “not complete without one.”
Eleven different patterns to select from.
35-Piece Sets, Special, $7.45
Six 4-inch riates. One meat dish.
Six 7-inch plates. One vegetable dish.
Six teas and saucers One cream pitcher.
Six fruit dishes. One sugar bowl.
51-Piece Sets, Special, $14.50
Sufficiently large for serving a family of six persons.
Six 4-inch plates. Six teas and saucers.
Six 6-inch plates. One meat dish.
Six 7-inch plates. one covered vegetable dish.
a . c , . One saucer and gravy boat
Six 6-inch coupe soups. Qne bakor
One vegetable dish. One cream pitcher.
One sugar bowl. Six fruit dishes.
Imported Tea Sets at $6.75
Seventeen pieces to the set and 25 sets of imported china tea
sets, specially priced at $6.75. Ayres—Basement.
Sale of Taffeta Breakfast Coats
Temptingly Priced at $16.75
Would you discover the possibility of a breakfast? Some of us mortals conceive
a breakfast to be only a cup of coffee and a doughnut; one of our alluring taffeta
coats makes it instead a festivity and a delight.
Should you be looking for values instead of breakfasts, you would not have
looked at all amiss, for such a fine quality of taffeta or wash satin fashioned with
such sprightly charm as are combined in these coats makes the valuation remark
able. And there’s a rainbow of colors to select from. Ruffles and clusters of rose
buds are shown in fanciful profusion. Priced at $16.75 —a special value.
Dotted swiss coats are ever dainty and cool for summer wear. Coats in three
styles are ruffled and styled after the order of the taffeta and satin models.
Priced at $4.95 and $6.75. —Ayres—Third floor.
Taffeta Hats
Have Such Character
/
They are smart in
their own distinctive
wav an d no other style
([ 1 . J or material or treat
" ment of summer milli
"/ nery can steal the taf
' W* / feta bat’s thunder —
Njl beastly slang, but ever
T-k-A such swagger hats!
These hats are to he
V j $ had in white and navy
M b’ ue in mushroom
pokes, off - the - face
\|g brims, straight brimmed
models, and ever so
many types, trimmed variously with flowers and feathers,
ribbons and fancy bead or metallic ornaments.
And They’re Only $5.00
—Ayres—Second floor.
Perk Up—Here s a Bargain
Summer Silk Petticoats—A
Hundred Strong at $4.95
Soft, breezy crepe de chine and smooth, shiny, opaque satin, both
as tubbable as a handkerchief are the very lovely silks of which new
summer petticoats are made—and made to fit.
Some of them have the panel front and back; some with tailored
hems, hemstitched, and others with scalloped edges, and decorations of
tiny rosebuds.
You can’t imagine these extremely high values lasting long—not if
you know values. And surely, the time Is ripe for buying garments of
this sort. —Ayres—Third floor.
Hem Making Simplified
With
“W. BP Skirt Gauges
Home dressmakers do themselves an injustice to struggle
with hems and skirt lengths without the aids that a professional
always employs. The W. B. skirt gauge can be used for any
skirt and facilitates overcoming those provoking sags.
The gauge Is steel and nickel plated, it measures 12 Inches
from the floor, and a supply of tailor’s chalk for marking comes
with each gauge. You’ll find this time saver in* the notion seo
tlon, priced at 91.30. —Ayres—Street floor.
We Beg to Announce English Sateen
Tho season’s upstart. Fashion’s favored novelty. The un
premeditated vogue. All this and more are these quaint Eng
lish sateens whose quaint prints and silk-like luster have won
them their unmistaken popularity.
English sateen will be sold In Indianapolis exclusively by L. S.
Ayres & Cos. The material is shown in old-fashioned prints on grounds
of tan, blue and rose, in widths S6 inches wide, and priced at $1.45
the yard. - —Ayres—Second floor.
Summer Toilet Needfuls
In a Special-Price Sale
The creams, powders, soaps, shampoos and cosmetics that milady
will need in greater quantity to keep fresh and attractive during warm
and hot weather are here offered in a special sale. The sale stock
consists of both specially purchased and regular stock selections. Lay
In now, at less prices, your summer skin comfort and complexion
beauty.
Powders and Creams
Radonna face powder, 25*. Sylvan face powder, 19<i.
„ . , .. . Elcaya greaseless cream, 554.
Cucumber lotion, 39*. Chinwah face powddr, white or
Djer-Kiss talcum, 24*. brunette, at 50*.
Dental Preparations
F. E. I. tooth paste, 33*. I Colgate’s dental cream, S for
Luthol tooth paste, 45*. | 70*.
Complexion Tints
Djer-Klss rouge, 48*. Miro Dena Vegetale rouge,
50*.
Levy’s rouge, 35*. Mary Garden rouge, 50*.
For the Hair
Olivia shampoo, 39*. Melba Bandoline, 25*.
Luxor Brilliantine, 50*. fI.OO.
Toilet Soaps
Auditorium bath soap, 6 for Venetian bath soap, 6 for 45*.
45<k, Assorted bath soaps, 80* the
dozen.
Jap Rose toilet soap, 6 for , —Ayres—Toilet Goods Dept.,
45*. w f t . ~ street floor.
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