Indiana daily times. [volume], March 09, 1922, Home Edition, Page 16, Image 16

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PROFESSORS GET
THRILL IN BOOK
FOR STUDENTS
Columbia University Faculty
Shocked by Contents of
Volume.
NEW YORK, March 9.—Staid Columbia
Cfllverelty professors today received a
■hock when they opened their copies of
the “Black and Blue" book, an anony
mous campus publication, and found
therein specific Instructions to men stu
dent# on how and when to "pet,” how to
care for a fraternity brother in an in
toxicated condition how to pick “snap”
courses and “easy professors," and other
information designed to lead tbo student
to the “perfect life.”
Th# book's editors point out in an in
troduction the compendium of Informa
tion, if properly digested, will guarantee
the success of any man's “college career.”
"Petting,” the book says, “Is the most
enjoyable intercollegiate sport, with the
exception of taking a girl to swimming
meet.
“Always pet in darkness,” the Instruc
tions say, “not so much because of
modesty, but of imagination. This also
will prevent being caught in an em
barrassing clinch if father returns home
unexpectedly for the other quart.”
Included in “General Instructions” are
the following:
“Do not drape your arm around a girl’s
shoulder, as it makes her neck sore. In
a taxicab, this discomfort may be
alleviated by holding her in your lap.
“The touch, as in typewriting, should
be light. Running your fingers through
her hair also Is very effective.”
The contents of the last page of the
fifty-page booklet will be gladly received
by Margot Asquith, as Jt upholds her
assertion of the failure of prohibition
in the United States. It is a blank to
be filled in with the proper names and
addresses and carried in the male colle
gians' bill-fold. It reads like this:
"If the bearer is found intoxicated
please deliver to
“My key is in lower right vest pocket.
Third floor front, door to right. 1 Bath
room In rear. Collect taxi fare from—
In large bed nenr window. Flask in
right hip pocket. You are welcome to
what’s left.”
The entire issue of nine hundred was
sold on the campus at 25 cents a copy
within five hours after publication. The
editors prepared for a reprinting, but
Dean Hawkes of Columbia College, learn
ing of the plan, ordered the publication
“squashed.” Zealous holders of t'-e nine
hundred prized copies are exulting over
their less fortunate fellow classmen,
ADMITS GUILT ,
SWEARS TO IT
WITH PLEASURE
Daughter-in-Laic of Former
Kaiser Co-respondent in
Divorce Suit.
BERLIN. March 9.—Former Princess
Eltel Friederich, daughter-in-law of the
former Kaiser, appeared in the Potsdam
court oday as co-respondent in a divorce
suit Drought by the Baroness Pletten
berg.
The Princess confessed she had known
the baron intimately for years and that
their relations continued after her mar
riage to the ex-kaiser's son.
The persons in the court were aston
ished at the Princess’ frank confession
of guilt.
The charges were in the form of a
legal statement which was handed up to
the judge.
"Do you swear this statement is true-”
asked the court.
The Princess laughed as though enjoy
ing a joke as she replied:
“I swear it is true with the greatest
.f pleasure.
The court was angered by the levity
of the princess and t*.e manner in which
sbe treated the charges against her
morality.
The presiding judge reprimanded her,
telling her, her conduct was not com
patible with the dignity of the court.
A letter was introduced which the
princess had written to Baron Pletten
berg. In it she said:
“You know that I have nothing in com
mon with the man to whom I am
married, but yon and I have so much to
give one another.”
Baron Ple'.tenberg was an officer in a
guards’ regime"! during the war. Prince
Eitel Friedetlch is the second son of the
former German emperor. He was
married to Prii-ceta Sophia Charlotte,
daughter of the Grand Duke Friederich
August of Oldenburg, Feb. 27, 1906.
Despite her 42 years, the princess is still
a woman of great beauty. She has a
dashing, vivacious mruner.
WAY COUGH AND
COUGH AND COUGH?
ARE you going to let it .stick and
become a chronic condition?
Os course not! Not when you
know you have a preparation like Dr.
Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey to loosen it up
and so allow Nature to rid you of it.
This preparation is second to none
| for its soothing, relieving effects,
r Coughs, colds and bronchitis, quickly
relieved by Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey.
Keep it on hand. All druggists. 30c.
Dr.Beli’%gff
Rne-Tar-HonegW
and Colds
REPAIRED
U. S. Army Shoes
Field Type, All Sizes
FRIDAY and
SATURDAYONLY
$1 .50 Per
Pair
Repair department of til©
WORTHMORE SHOE CO., Inc.
Formerly >l-WAY SHOE CO.
2.51 N. ILLINOIS ST.
Just north of Ljrrlo Theater.
Mail orders promptly filled; 100
extra.
SHANKTOTAKE
UP QUESTION OF
STREET PAVING
Asks Opinion as to Whether
Car Company Can Be
Forced to Act.
FAIR VIEW PARK DEAL UP
Declaring there are a number of badly
needed street improvements being held
up. Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank today
announced he has asked Corporation
Counsel Taylor E. Gronlnger to find out
whether the Indianapolis Street Railway
Company is going to pave between car
tracks, and whether the city can compel
the company to do so. At the same time
the mayor asked the corporation counsel
to ascertain if the city legally could
abrogate its claim that the utility owes
it $500,000 in franchise taxes in return
for the transfer to the city by the com
pany of title to Fairview Park.
The track paving question has been a
vexatious one to city officials for years.
Under the franchise the company was
bound to pave between tracks wherever
and whenever the city paved the rest of
the street. The company, however, did
not carry out a number of sfueh improve
ments and the board of works in the past
five years never has made a serious effort
to force it to.
FRANCHISE SURRENDER
RAI>ES QUESTION.
When the company surrendered its
franchise last summer th ;re arose a ques
tion as to whether the city could con
tinue to order paving between tracks.
Corporation Counsel Samuel Ashby, ot
the Jewett administration, maintained
that the city had such a right. Street
railway officials said there was considera
ble doubt about this and indicated they
would rather the public service commis
sion pass upon it. The utility men said
they thought there might be some fair
ness in requiring the company to keep
up track paving once it was laid, but
they did not believe it right to tax it
for the original cost.
Mr. Ashby contended that the com
pany in falling to pay its annual in
stallment of $30,000 on the franchise tax
when it was due, allowed the full amount
of $.500,000 to become due. The lapse
occurt.d some time before the franchise
was surrendered, and Mr. Ashby filed a
suit in a county court to collect the
$500,000. This still is pending.
ASKS ADVICE ON
FAIRVIEW PARK GIFT.
Mayor Shank said he had asked Mr.
Groninger, Mrs. Ashby's successor :o de
termine whether It would be good
policy and legal for tte city to dismiss
the suit and accept the gift of Fairview
park from the company in payment of
the alleged delinquent tax.
“Therd's no use in paving these streets
where street car tracks are located un
less the "acks are paved, too,” said the
mayor. ‘The pavements won’t last where
the tracks are left open and I don't
think we ought to suddie the taxpay
ers with the expense when we know It
won't last. But there are streets that
must be improved. We’ve got to find out
right away if the company is gofug to
pave between the tracks, and if we find
out it won’t, and we can’t force it to pave
we might as well face the fact that we
have to pay for the paving ourselves and
get it over with. I’ve asked Mr. Gronln- i
ger to go can ffijiy into the whole mat
ter. I don't expect we'll have a de
cision for several days, though, because
he is very busy with other corporation
matters.”
The mayor went to Greeneastle to speak
to the Klwaais Clui at noon today.
Borrowed Bloomers
to Pose for Picture ,
Then Took Nightie
A desire to have her picture taken in
“those pretty bloomers” caused Frances
Starr, negress, to take a pair of bloomers
from the room of Mrs. Myrtle Itnglln.
negress, 425 North Senate avenue. After
the picture had been taken the bloomer* ,
were returned, but according to testi- j
mony in city court today the Starr g ri
then took a pink night gown and a corset
cover.
The corset cover has not been found,
but Sergeant Marren saw the girl on In
diana avenue yesterday when she was
carrying a small bundle and then she
saw the policeman she ran. He persued
her and the chase ended in a restaurant
at 40K Indiana avenue where he recovered
the pink nightie.
She admitted In court that she took
the bloomers to wear when getting her
picture taken, and said she was going to
buy the night gown “on time.” Judge
I’elbcrt O. Wilmeth fined her $1 and
costs on the charge of petit larceny. *
The Wind-Up A I P Ends Satur
of OUR BIG 9MLEi day Night
£>; THE BIG DAYS SATURDAY
/gSr'-'jkgv Motar, Airplane, I Walk or Driv<j Jjobbin—But COME!!
JUt SUGAR, lc POUND SSk
; | A 7 and 12 and 2 and 4 Friday
Slpll or Saturday We Will Sell 5-Lb. Box Domino Sugar for One Box to a Customer
Regular Flood of Bargains!
100 LADIES’ ALL- ONE RACK DRESS- NEW SPRING SMART NEW
WMVi.'-. \ i >/, WOOL SUITS— ES Taffeta Silk, SUITS All-Wool DRESSES—Of Can-
WM W 'if* Splendid models, silk | at,n •"* Wo ?' Tweeds. Beautiful ton Crepe, Taffeta
T / Serges. Values to and Crepe De Chene.
;|i '. t / lined. Values to S4O, S2O. Sizes to 40. styles. Up to sls. jjp to S3O,
'fpf / s lS= *s= *ls=
SIMP / Everything Goes—Spring Coats, Suits and Dresses Included
£ Ladies’ knit Union Suits up to SI.OO 39£ Ladles’ silk lisle Hose up to 76c 39£
# $1.50 Sateen Bloomers, elastic cuff and waist..79£ Fancy Coverall Aprons, 200 In the lot ..79^
sTfy m 100 Wash Waists and Middies up to $2.00... .49<> 50 all wool Street Skirts up to $5.00 $1.48
* w dozen Notaseme, pure silk, guaranteed Ladies’black sateen Coverall Aprons $1.89
jra! / Hose, $1.50 quality $1.19 Silk crepe de chene Envelopes, fancy lace
j Fancy wool Sweaters up to $6.00 $3.85 tops $1.98
r 1 WINTER COATS AND FURS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
Plenty Parking FJ
Space. If ■ m RpSf H ■ If ■■ 9 Saturday Night
No Time Limit. g g lik wf ||| Until 9 p.m.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
sjn
|N !'
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The show man had a good audience
at the school house in the Calf Rlbe
neighborhood Wednesday night. Sid
Hocks had the honor and distinction of
being the first one to ask him where he
went from here.
* * •
Columbus Allsop had the misfortune
this week to lose his thls-year's almanac,
which was accidentally torn up by a
puppy, and the future now is a blank to
him.
• * *
Atlas Peck says when a married man
gets to acting sleety around the girls
his wife turns on the damper by calling
attention to the fact that he is getting
entirely too old for any such foolishness.
STOMACH Ls,
TROUBLE \
When yon have so
called Stomach
yJEjStSk Trouble there Is a
/*'aS3a nerve pressure at the
V place in the spine ln
t |IF dieated by the arrow.
I Ml Let me release the
pressure tnd thereby
|4— -SK
Remove the cause
of your stomach
trouble. I have
feMr done It for others, j
'S why not for you? j
A TESTIMONIAL.
Indianapolis, Ind.
I suffered with stomach
trouble for several year* and
got so that there were very
few things that I could eat
without causing distress. I
had what is commonly called
heartburn after most every
meul. One of the best diaguos- *
tielans told me that my kid
neys were in a bud condition.
I received no help for these
conditions from tlie methods
usually used in such cases and
was getting worse, when a
member of my family who had
taken Chiropractic adjustments
from Win. Ellery, 1). C., ad
vised mo to try wlnit Chiro
practic would do for me.
I have gotten such good re
sults that 1 want to say a good
word for a science that will
do so much in such a short
time and 1 want to pass the
good word along to those who
need Chiropractic adjustments
and who may not realize how
much good these adjustments
will do them.
CLARENCE HEADLEY,
Indianapolis, Ind.
(Address may be had upon
request.)
CHIROPRACTOR
904 Odd Fellow Bldg.
Honrs: 10 to 11 A. M.i 1 to 5 and
7 to 8 F. M. Sunday and other
hours by appointment.
Office Tel., Main 6941.
Residence Tel., Randolph 7717.
No Charge for Consultation
STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE and DELAWARE STREET
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 9,1922.
INGERSOLL
WATCHES
All Models now at a /fJ
discount of ■■ “ #
-VONNEGUrS—
-120-124 E. Washington St.
' |j^
CJOHE&NTIN&aCQ
Clothing and Men’s Furnishings
Announcing New
Spring Arrivals
in Soft Hats
SOU’LL get a sense of fresh crispness
in your appearance, of STYLE, of
looking and feeling fit.
These New Hats Are True to the
Valentine Mark of Quality
Featured this season are the low
crowns, in a selection of colors to
fit every man’s preference.
$6, $7 and $8.50
CMVaDENTINB&CQ
15 North Pennsylvania St.
Supply Your
Kitchen Needs
At Lilly’s
j\ We are offering special a
6-lb. Electric Iron that is
guaranteed, AQ
J* j j for onl y
Also a big value In an
Klectric Toast,-r qq
“Wear-Ever” Aluminum *
Cleaner cleans aluminum / gl***^v
so easily you will not
want to be without it; a
LILLY HARDWARE COMPANY
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
114-118 East Washington Street
Progress Laundrv
Really good photo
s graphic portraits not only
AmrtlA portray you feature#.
bnt —what is mors lm
i portant—they reflect your
character.
Ninth Floor, Kahn Building
P Easy to Play
Easy to Pay —
Qolbraats* Trad* Mark Playe^^P^ruf
The Edison Shop Pennsylvania Street
Beautify Your Home
Spring house cleaning and decorating sea
son is nearly here. Arrange to have that
picture framed and ready to hang.
See our different designs from which to
make your selection.
Variety of Luster Glass and Pottery in unique
and graceful shapes on display. Candlesticks,
Our Reasonable mirrors and other art novelties too numerous
Prices Will to mention that will help put the finishing
Please You. touch to your home.
The Store of Courteous Service
ERS •
223-225 East Ohio Street
50,000 Indiana Miners May Strike
in the Face of these Facts We are Glad to Announce This Wonderful
Price
Pocahontas Coal $7.00
With a shortage of coal this Is a remarkable price on Pocahontas
Mine Run. One of our operators reduced his price on February 3d
and the other on February BQj. We have just commenced to receive
this coal.
There is a rumor that this cut will not be general and the old
price 60on restored, but while it endures we will quote you this
price on CHILTON POCAHONTAS and Red Ash.
We handle no other, and there are no better operators In West
Virginia. We have sold CHILTON POCAHONTAS and can assure
the trade there is no better Pocahontas mined.
St. Clair Coal and Feed Cos.
831 EAST ST. CLAIR STREET
Frank Goodridge, Mgr. Cl rcle 4784.
AUTO PAINTING
ZERKLE PAINT CO.
30 Years l’aiutera.
We own our plant: guarantee work
and save you 30%. Ask us.
THERE'S A REASON.
DRexel 4455 until 9 p. m., also Sun
day. 1517 Kelly Street.
Fish-Fish-Fish
Follow the Crowds to the—
| WILLIS STORE
337 EAST MARKET STREET
BETWEEN ALABAMA AND NEW JERSEY STS.
CARLOAD SALE NOW GOING ON
Fancy Round Tulibee (White Fish) <gg||
%to I Found Each, g| M
Fancy Round Lake Pickerel ... . \ || || IS.
Fancy Round W. C. Mullets #.. . I H 11
Dressed Lake Superior Bluefios . . J
10,000 Pounds ol Win Caught, Round 1
Yellow Pike* (1 to 2*/2 Lbs. Average) .
/ On This Sale We Do Not Deliver or Ch i. Fish
WILLIS Fish and Oyster Cos.
337 EAST MARKET STREET
Opening
SOON—IN DAYLIGHT BASEMENT OF MERCHANTS BANK BLDG.
Thrift Shoe Store
“The Biggest Value Shoe Store in Indianapolis* 9
Defer Your Shoe Buying for a Few Days. It >vYll Pay You!
TS7jj.f-,p>T-| for important announce-
W aLLII ment in this newspaper!
WETOGRAPH Secret Writing System
Invariable for lovers and for keeping
recipes, addresses, secret memorandum or
other information safe and private. No
stranger can read your postala If you use
the Weto Graph. Great fun for lovers or
friends. Don't miss It. Sent 10c and we
will send the Weto Graph by mall with
full Instructions Address PENN PUB
LISHING CO., Blairsville. Pa.
■#iifilate
Washington and Delaware.
Bpeclal Purchase and
Sale of 1,000 Heavy
Turkish Towels
Size 22x42; full
bleached and
hemmed ends
Motor Fans
Rest §
Your f
Bones •
Auto Show Visitors Welcome to
“Come in and Set’’ at the Booth
of the Hoosier Motor Club —in
Northwest Corner of Auto Show
Building.
Comfy Chairs, Free Phone, Free
Information, Headquarters Hoosier
State Auto. Assn, and the A. A, A.
See the Safety Signs our Members
are Paying for to Aid All Motorists
and to Make Motoring Safer.
You should wish to come in with
us and help our civic work. At any
rate, come in and rest a bit, any
time, during the show.
Hoosier Motor Club
Main Office Claypool Hotel.
A GOOD BUY
A 6-LB. LAUNDRY IRON
THERMAX
Sturdy and Dependable
Heat-Proof Reversible Spring Stand,
Complete with 6 foot cord
$4.95 NOW
REGULAR PRICE $6.75
MERCHANTS HEAT & LIGHT CO.
C. O’B. Murphy, Gen. Mgr.
THE DAYLIGHT CORNER.
The Best Watches^
ON REFINED CREDIT PLAN
Small payment down: then every week.
f When yon boy at OUR STORE
you are absolutely sure
I of getting the beet poe
'*!gr slble value for your
money. Yon may know
thtre are styles for
f Ta. ladies and gentlemen
IM'A —engraved and plain
designs. You may
j& j, YJm know the watches are
m TvVjf booked by the makers
and by us! You may
know a better value
can not be secured.
Gray, Gribben & Gray
Corner Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
~' We Trust Anyone Who Works •
TRY A WANT AD IN TIIE TIMES.