Indiana daily times. [volume], November 25, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 10, Image 10

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DOUBT ARISES
AS TO QUESTION
OF ELIGIBILITY
Are Legislators Holding Ap
pointive Positions Qualified
, to Serve?
SPECIAL SESSION GOSSIP
Th? question of whether members of
the Legislature who are holding ap
pointive positions with the State will be
eligible to serve during the proposed
special sessison, is again confronting
persons interested in legislative affairs.
Governor Warren T. McCray is known
to be still considering such a session
to t?-ke up ne reformatory removal tangle
and an announcement as to whether it
will be called may be forthcoming within
a short time.
ESCHBACH
MADE SPEAKER.
A precedent in the matter of appointive
employes serving in their old places as
members of the Legislature was set by
Jesse E. Eschbach during the first spe- j
session of the Goodrich administra
tion. Mr. Eschbach, who was chief ex
aminer of the State board of accounts,
had been speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives during the previous regular
session. When the special session was
called he calmly stepped back into the
speakers chair and presided over the
lower house. No one saw fit to oppose
this move and he served during the en
tire session and then went back to the
board of accounts.
At the second special session Mr.
Eschbach also served as Speaker of the
House but this time he resigned from
the board of accounts and was re
appointed following the session.
CITES SENATOR
DUNCAN’S CASE.
The man who pushed the reformatory
removal measure In the last regular ses
sion, Senator Estes Duncan of Clover
dale. chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee, is now an appointive employe
of the State. He is secretary of the State
teachers’ retirement fund board. He
was also a member of the committee or
Glove and Hosiery
SPECIALS
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French Lamb, Real Kid
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Comprising the finest of ; &
Tucker’s one and two-clasp /j
gloves, in black, white, gray, [M 7
brown, mode and tan. Reduced, /JS j
for Saturday only, to the low /SL J
price or—
Wool Hosiery
Imported wool hosiery of Tucker’s stand- Q C
ard quality, some full-fashioned and some y g •
fancy ribbed effects, with rein- ||j “
forced foot and comfortable elastic tops; heather jj@
mixtures in g r ?en, brown and blue; reduced to — dHi
LISLE HOS'ERY of unusually fine quality, reinforced foot and
top, close ankle fit, cordovan only, reduced to QQ
(3 pairs, SI.OO > J/C
MEN’S SOX of high-grade lisle yarn with extra reinforced heel
and toe, black and brown; regular price, 25c; (limit r\A
of one dozen to each purchaser); 6 pairs Ipl.Uu
Glove Silk Vests
Made of Kayser and Van Raalte; pure tin- QC
weighted glove silk; ribbon shoulder straps. £ L—JI.
For Saturday only— £m&
To obtain full choice of specially priced articles, it is very
necessary to
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Also at Our New Store
4 E. WASHINGTON
Next Poor to Craigs j
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Ad Standard Makes
SAVE HALF
Cash or Payments
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th* removal of the reformatory appointed
under the act that was found not to be
workable. Whether Senator Duncan will
go back to the Senate if a special session
is called is in doubt.
Others who have appointive places In
the Statehouse are Senator Maurice Doug
las, Democrat, of Flat Rock, a member
of the public service commission, and
Representative Chester Davis of Jay
County, attorney for the State fire mar
shal's office. The latter Is being talked
of for the speakership despite the fact
that there is a question whether he is
a member of the assembly.
CONTEST FOR
SPEAKERSHIP.
Contest for the speakership probably
will be one of the most interesting events
of the session if It is called. The con
test has been brought about by the death
of Speaker John F. McClure of Anderson.
It is taken for granted by most mem
bers of the House that the man elected
Speaker for the special session will be
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT
“Danderlno” costs only
So cents a bottle. One
application ends all dan- W* wa
druff, stops itching and
falling hair, and, In a few Jir lInV
momenta, you have dou
bled the beauty of your
hair. It will appear a
mass, so soft, lustrous, , i!
and easy to do up. Cut
what will please you tawP o wSmI
most will bo after a few -
weeks use, when you see i $ ■
new hair fine and sss& [ TCg&S
downy at first—yes—but ' ftSals
really new hair growing.
all over the scalp. “Dan
derine is to the hair what freah showers
of rata and sunshine are to vegetation.
It goes right to the roots, invigorates
and strengthens them. This delightful,
stimulating tonlt helps thin, lifeless, faded
hair to grow long, thick, heavy and lux
uriant.—Advertisement.
Speaker at the next regular session, pro
dding his 'onstltuents see fit to return
him to the Legislature.
Most of the Republican members of the
House are talked of tn one way or an
other as speakership possibilities. One
of those discussed is Representative
Claude A. Smith of Princeton. Mr.
Smith took a hand in everything that
came up during the last regulnr session
and made an effort to abolish the public
service commission. Jacob D. Mliter
berger of Muncie may be a candidate.
He was defeated by a very small mar
gin at the last session, but since that
time he has incurred the opposition of
administration forces when he opposed
the enactment of the tnxation amend
ments to the constitution. There are also
two Lake County possibilities in the field,
A Christmas Sale
of Valentine Merchandise
(For Cask O/ily)
Reduction on Valentine
Suits Hosiery Neckwear Bathrobes
Overcoats Handkerchiefs Underwear Suspenders
Raincoats English Collars Ready-made Shirts Belts
Hats Pajamas Tuxedo and Dress Shirts Garters
Caps Nightrobes Gloves Jewelry
The 25% reduction applies to everything in the store except cus
tom-made shirts, Arrow collars and Handcraft collars. The sale prices
are for cash sales only; charge purchases at the regular prices. The
merchandise in the sale is new and fresh, of regular Valentine quality,
and is marked AT THE REGULAR PRICES, at the new low levels.
15 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET
MADE-TO - MEASURE
Suits or Overcoats
Three More Days — Choose From
Friday nr 'AI Sixty All-
Saturday dy m Wool Suit
Monday - iff' M Patterns
Open Saturday , jjjh Seethe Patterns
Until 9:3o p. m. j *— in Our Windows
These include all of our $31.50 and several $39.50 patterns. Why buy hand-me-downs
when you can have a hand-tailored, made-to-measure suit or overcoat for as little as $27.00?
Oup Shop occupies the entire second floor of this building.
Come up.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921.
Representative Otto G. Fifleld and Repre
sentative J. Glenn Harris. These proba
bly are the most talked of candidates
at this time, but no one seems to have
very much of an advantage.
Hunter Shoots Rabbit
and Injures His Son
While hunting rabbits near Troy ave
nue and the Bluff road yesterday, August
Weishoff, R3 I.e Grande avenue, accident
ly shot his son, Kenneth Weinshoff, 13.
The boy's injury is not serious. Ken
neth appeared at the top of a small hill
just as his father fired at a rabbit.
Weishoff and Edward Kirtz, 57 Le
Grande avenue took the boy to the of
fice of Dr. A. W. Snyder, 924 East Wash
ington street, where the injury was
dressed.
Sample Way To
Take Off Fat
There can be nothing simpler than tak
ing a convenient little tablet four times
each day until your weight is reduced to
normal. That's all—just purchase a case
of Marmola Prescription Tablets from
your druggist for one dollar, the same
price the world over. Follow directions—
no starvation dieting or tiresome exercis
ing. Eat substantial food—be as lazy as
you like and keep on getting slimmer. And
the best part of Marmola Tablets Is they
are harmless. That is your absolute safe
guard. Purchase them from your drug
gist, or send direct to Marmola Cos., 4612
Woodward Are., Detroit, Mich.—Adver
tisement.
My Guarantee
From strangers I request a small
deposit at the time suit is
ordered. When the suit is fin.
ished, if it is not right in every
way, if it is not equal to any
$40.00 suit you can buy. I whl
return the deposit without ques
tion or quibble. All I ask is
that you make your decision be
fore the clothes are worn. My
recent record is 97 suits out of
100 Extra tall men
or extra heavy men will be
charged a little more for a suit
or overcoat. \
Money in Your Pocket
Is Easy to Spend
Deposited in this bank—
—subject to check—your money
will earn 3% on an average daily balance.
Interest remitted at the end of each
month.
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Accounts in our savings department draw
4V0% interest per annum, payable semi-'
~ annually, May Ist and November Ist.
Deposits made before the 10th of the
month draw interest from the Ist.
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