Indiana daily times. [volume], April 05, 1922, Home Edition, Page 7, Image 7

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APRIL 5,1922.
IRVINGTON IS
RELIEVED OF
SUNDAY MOVIE
Operator Explains That He
Did Not Deliberately
9 Offend.
wiu 4.'e Sunday movie in
** siugton.
Tha powers that be dismissed the
charge of operating a show on Sunday
against Earl McCoy, manager of the
Irving Theater, when Earl Cox. attor
ney for the motion picture interests,
agreed that the show would not be oper
ated again on Sunday. Claris Adams,
former prosecuting attorney of Marion
County, appeared for the State in Jus
tice of the Teaee T. R. Rainey's court,
where the charges were brought.
The trial was halted early when a
four-minute conference over who should
“foot the bill” was held between Mr.
Adams, Mr. Cox and Philip Zoercher.
a member of the State board of tax
commissioners, and who signed the af
fidavit against McCoy. This question
was raised by the justice of the peace
when Mr. Adams said the case would
be dismissed. The conference, in the
hallway, followed. At the close it was
announced that the question would be
taken to William P. Evans, prosecuting
attorney for Marion County.
After this, the chief difficulty, was
smoothed over, Mr. Adams and Mr. Cox
each explained the stand of the persons
whom they represented. Mr. Adams de
plored the fact that any common promo
ter should invade the sacred sancity of
Irvington so far as to permit a moving
picture house to be open on the Sab
bath.
Mr. Cox explained that his client did
not wish to commit any act that would
antagonize the inhabitants of Irvington
that, as it seamed the will of the
J®ority that Sunday movies be "taboo,'
'O they should be.
The fact that no Sunday motion pic
tures would be tolerated In the future
was not entered into the record of the
court. The only fact which the record
shows is that the case was dismissed on
the motion of the State.
Fined $l5O Each
for B1 ; nd Tigers
Charles Goldstein and Hyman Haspiel,
arrested several weeks ago in a raid on
2018 North Capitol avenue, where two
large stills and a quantity of mash was
found, were convicted of operating a
blind tiger by Judge Delbert O. Wil
xneth in city court and fined $l5O each.
They denied ownership of the stills.
Sixty days on the Indiana State Farm
and a fine' of S2OO was the sentence im
posed upon Pete Massulesen. 120 South
West street, who was arrested recently
on a blind tiger charge.
Joseph Howard, 005 Belmont avenue,
was fined sloo' and given a thirty-day
sentence on a similar charge. He was
arrested when a quantity of white mule
was found in his automobile.
125 Indicted by
U. S. Grand Jury
The Federal grand jury, which has
been In session for about a month will
report to Judge Albert B. Anderson Sat
urday morning, acording to Homer
Elliott, United States district attorney.
• Elliott said that about 200 defendants
)lved in about 125 cases will be in
dicted.
In aditlon to usual grist of cases of
violations of the prohibition, narcotic and
national motor vehicle acts, the grand
jury has been investigating the affairs of
the First National Bank of Corydon,
which was closed some time ago.
Arraignment day probably will be set
for about April 17.
“Muvver it j
tastes so dood’
course it does, because it’s home
made grape jelly —Mother made it in
10 minutes today with bottled grape
juice and
( SurejeU)
Wonderful Certo is simply the “jell” property of
fruit extracted and sealed up in a bottle for you to
make jelly any day in the year. No gelatin—
no preservative.
Certo Jells Any Fruit Juice Anytime
No fuss, no long boiling, no hot work in Summer; with Certo, you
icon make jam or jelly in Winter of
left over fruit juices, dried fruits, 0
canned fruits or oranges or grape- j 1
fruit that you never thought would Y\ // \
jelL It’s as easy as boiling water. /r-ya>
CERTO is economical. Makes grape I 1-; I
jelly for 12 cents a large glass— ! /
apple jelly for 5 cents.
Ask your grocer for CERTO and | J§jp|;
a recipe book. It’s a revelation to B
house-wives —the recipe book tells how 7 to make 'Cj
nearly ICO delicious fruity foods. Extra free H
recipe books can be obtained by writing Dept. 6. JB OBJ
l PECTIN SALES COMPANY, Inc., %ochester, N. Y.
DE MOLAY DRILL TEAM TO DANCE
ABOVE—RICHARD SMITH AND AUGUST SCHRADER. BELOW—FRED
PARSON'S AND HAROLD V. CLARK. ALL ARE OFFICERS OF DE MOI.AY
TEAM.
Indianapolis chapter, Order De Molay,
will give its second subscription dance
Thursday evening at the ’Athenaeum.
Plans for the dance are being made
by the members of the drill team, to
uniform which the proceeds of the dance
will be used.
The drill team Is one of the most
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce
The answer of most fat people is that
it is too hard, too troublesome and too
dangerous to force the weight down. Mar
mola Prescription Tablets overcome • alt
these difficulties. They are absolutely
harmless, entail no dieting or exercise,
and have the added advantage of cheap
ness. A case is sold at one dollar by
all druggists the world over, or send the
price direct to the Mnrmola Cos., 4tU2
Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. Now that
you know this, you have no excuse for
being fat, but can reduce steadily and
easily without going through long slcgej
of tiresome exercise and starvation diet
or fear of bad effects. —Advertisement.
flourishing of the many organizations
within the main body. The Aniccnt
Downstairs at Ayres’
For .Thursday’s Selling
Easter Dresses, Special
$7.50 and $8.95
At $7.50 At $8.95
Taffeta, Canton crepe, crepe de chine, Lovely aUks, Canton crept* and taffetas;
wool jersey, in neat, serviceable models; wool serges, too, are me uetm tns grmi|e
. . , , ’ . , r , , Bouffant hips, basque waists, straightline
straightline, basque effects. These have drpssfts are included; new sleeves, neck-
Georgette sleeves, braid and color embroid- lines, trimmings are featured; braid stitch
eries to distinguish them. In navy, brown ings, beaded ruffles, panels; sizes 1G to
and black. Sizes 16 to 42. 50 1 /"; in navy, brown, black.
Women’s Novel Envelope
Chemise, SI.OO
In this assortment in softest nainsook, daintily em
broidered or outlined with color hemstitching, in pink,
blue, apricot or lavender.
Step-In and Regular Bloomers,
to Match 79c Pr.
In styles and colors to go with the envelope chemises.
Muslin Gowns, Envelopes, Petticoats, 59c
Os good, substantial muslin; well made, nicely trimmed,
full cut; some tailored styles, some lace or embroidery
trimmed.
Corsets at 98c Special
Os coutils, satin stripes and brocades, in medium and
low bust models, rubber topped or plain topped, with four
hose supporters; sizes 21 to 30; not all sizes in every style.
Yard-Wide Pajama
Check Dimity,
12V 2 c Yard
Very special at the price;
slightly imperfect.
Men’s Dress Shirts,
$1.19
Printed rnadras, cut to fit
properly. From a well known
maker. Excellent assortment
of patterns. Sizes 14 to 17.
Mens Sox, 19c
Fine combed yarns, double
sole, reinforced toe and heel;
colors black, brown, gray and
navy; irregular. Sizes 9% to
11%.
L. S. AYRES & CO.—DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
Accepted Order of Scottish Rite, which
is sponsoring the De Molay movement,
has agreed to furnish half of the eighty
members of the corps with uniforms.
The funds for the purchase of the, rest
must be raised by the boys themselves.
The uniforms, as aropted, will consist
of French blue tro'users with a black
stripe down the side, a coat cut on the
order of an English army officer's coat
of the same material, black leather Sam
Browne belts, English officers’ caps and
white gloves. In the summer white duck
uniforms will be worn. The members of
the corps will ba armed with sabers and
the cadet officers will carry swords.
The present officers of the corps are:
nnrold V. Clark, captain; Richard Smith
and August Schrader, first lieutenants and
Fred Parsons, second lieutenant.
Over 100 aspirants for places in the
drill team have turned out. This number
will be reduced to eighty.
The first public appearance of the De
Molay drill team, which Is under the
supervision of Brandt C. Downey, com
mander of the Raper Commandery and a
major in the National Guard, will be on
May 1. The by-laws of De Molay require
that this day shall be observed as De
Molay Patriotic Day. At this time, the
members of the organization will parti
cipate in a parade through the down
town streets. Fancy movements and man
euvers. which are now being practiced,
will be exhibited by the corps.
Ten members of the drill team have
been picked to accompany the degree
team and assist in the conferring of the
degrees and the presentation of the ritual.
Those who compose thts selected group
are: August Schrader, Russel Jordan,
Paul Stiner, Merle Wilson, Lyle Clift,
Arthur Welhaun, Rolla French, Rextall
West, Edward Rosebrook and George Mc-
Cadles.
These boys accompanied the degree
team to Lafayette March 6 and to Terre
Haute on Monday of this week.
In addition to the drill team some
of the other organizations are basket-ball
and other athletic teams, a paper, the
IDe Molay News, edited by Sherwood
i Blue, an orchestra, a choir of thirty
voices, and a degree team. A band Is
being organized and a glee club, a ten
nis and swimming team and other ac
tivities will be introduced and taken
up.
The present membership of the Indi
anapolis chapler is 1,500.
14 Sinn Feiners
Freed From Jail
LONDON, April B.—The last fourteen
Sinn Feiners held prisoners in Great
Britain were released today. They had
been arrested for political crimes.
Soon 14EflST
every
family WASH.
can Qj
cash-in at v I ■
Men’s Pajamas, $1.29
Os fine soft materials; four
silk frogs, well made; colors
white, blue, lavender; all sizes.
Women’s Knit Union
Suits, 69c
2 for 91-25
Os fine mercerized lisle,
loose or tight knee; bodice top
and built-up shoulders; sizes
34 to 44. Slight imperfec
tions, which do not. impair the
looks and wearing qualities at
all are the reason for this low
price.
Children’s
Dresses, SI.OO
Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Ginghams and chambrays,
dozens of good styles to choose
from; well made; deep hems.
Cut, Oh Cut, My Job Away!
Says President of Uruguay
Mr. Brum Declares for Commission Form of
Government in Interview.
President Brum of Uruguay urges
abolition of his office and adoption of a
commission form of government for re
publics.
He advocates a commission of nine, to
be renewed by thirds every two years, to
control all executive affairs of republics.
He predicts, within a few years, a ma
jority of the Latin-American republics
will have done away with their presiden
cies and be controlled by commissions.
The change according to President
Brum, may prove the antidote for soviet
ism.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, April 5.
President Baltasar Brum took a position
in the forefront of progressive world
politics by declaring himself in favor of
complete abolition of presidential office
in republics substituting a commission
form of federal government, in an inter
view with William Hawkins, president of
the United Press, at the presidential
palace here Saturday. He outlined a plan
which might prove an antidote for soviet
ism.
The president carefully avoided saying
ho believed the reform should be applied
in the United States, but explained his
views of the tremendous danger of con
centration of power in the hands of a
single individual asserting most mis
fortunes of Latin-American republics had
sprung from onuse.
Brum talked clearly, directly and un
qualifiedly, about his desire to abolish
the position which gives him practically
unlimited power. Thus was presented a
phenomenon! of human history, the
President smilingly asserting the belief
his political elimination would prove a
How Absorption Method
Brings Girlish Skin
The complexion may acquire that
girlish flush, the real essence of physical
beauty, only by means of the capillary
circulation. In advancing age and in
anv condition where the circulation is
poor, the complexion is pale, faded or
sallow. If, however, the lifeless scarf
skin be removed, the skin beneath, being
that much nearer the capillaries, ex
hibits a healthier, rosier bloom; the new
complexion is young in fact as well as In
appearance. .
It will be gladsome news to many tnat
such a complexion easily may be ob
tained—the offensive outer cuticle harm
lessly removed by the use of ordinary
mercollzesl wax. The wax procurable
at. any dru£ Rtorp, I*? used at night liki
cold cream and washed off in the morn
ing. It completely absorbs the senile,
sallow, muddy or blotchy surface skin
fine, almost invisible particles coming off
dav bv dav. Then the exquisitely
beautiful girlish complexion Is in e\i
rtPnc .p_ a result which astonishes all who
trv thts simple mhod. An ounce of
mercollzed wax usually suffices.—Adver
tisement.
Women’s Fine Mercer
ized Lisle Hosiery
‘ 29c Pair
Seamed back, fashioned
ankle, reinforced toe and
heels, double sole, deep
garter top; colors black,
white, mode, gray, cor
dovan; sizes BV2 to 10. Mill
irregulars carefully
mended.
Children’s Hose,
19c Pair
Black and brown, of good
carded yarns, reinforced toes
and heels; sizes 5% to 10. Ir
regulars, carefully mended.
Women’s Knit
Drawers, 19c
A special clean-up. Loose
knees and ankle length; sizes
up to 38 only; fine quality
yarns; are first quality.
White Sateen Petti
coats, sl, $1.49, $1.98
Excellent quality
sateens at each price; all
are double paneled front
and back; either hem
stitched or scalloped;
lengths 34 to 40.
Aprons, $1.25
Os fine ginghams, trimmed
in harmonizing shades of
sateens and sateen bind
ings ; extra deep hems; well
tailored and will fit prop
erly; several good styles.
blessing to his country. Brum also said
ho considered the Washington ariryi con
ference has gained effective results for
consolidation of world peace and the be
ginning of universal disarmament.
Referring to the strong friendship at
present uniting ail countries of Latin
America, the President said all hoped
that from the misunderstanding and
good will of President Harding would
come a happy solution of the Tacna
Arica question.
Brum, who is 38 years old, served pre
viously as foreign minister, and traveled
extensively in the United States. He is
known as one of the most progressive of
South American statesmen.
“The great obstacle to true electoral
liberty is the institution of presidency
in a republic.” said President Brum.
“Presidents of republics always tend to
absorb power, nnd always try by every
means within their reach to secure
certain electoral results.
&Co*
Stylish Stout Suits
Bought at a Special Price
Will Sell Specially
a. $35 Q fh
These are new suits, without 111 \w/ I ikA V
exception, bought in one lot at a / \ ) f )
surprisingly low price. To patrons I \ ll l /
of large proportions goes the ad- \ J
vantage of this purchase, for they,
in turn, are given the opportunity
to pay a smaller price than is usual
for the high quality.
The material employed in their \l 01
making is trieotine of a nice qual- U aj
ity, and they are plainly tailored or \
trimmed with stitchery tastefully \
applied. The shades are navy blue
and black. L. ■p*
Sizes 42 to 52 1 /£, inclusive. 1 /
Practical suits for practical wear. jfj
—Ayres—Gray Shop, third floor. 1/
\
Many Boys of 2 to 7 Years
Will Be Recipients of New Suits
—When their mothers learn of
— a\ the special values, Thursday,
at $1.95. For just that day
only, suits regularly priced a
deal higher Mill wear that in
teresting figure.
Oliver and middy styles are
predominant in the lot. One
model has a white waist aud
tEi&h blue pants, with braid trimmed
collar and cuffs, and an emblem on one sleeve. *
Another of all blue is trimmed with white braid on the
collar and vest, has a cord tie and cunning pockets. The
middy models come in tan or blue with braid trimming and
black silk ties. All of these at $1.95.
Other Suits for Boys More Fancy Suits
Attractive Jack Tar regula- There are many of these—
. in plain shades and combina
tion suivS of white jean have tions. They are hand em
blue serge collars and cuffs, broidered and self trimmed; a
white braid trimmings, em- complete assortment of styles
~ ... ... , and sizes, 2 to 6 years—
blems and ties Also two pairs 93.95 to 98.95.
of pants, short and long. Per- __ . . . , . _
. ’ . . „ . „ . 0 Hats for boys are of straw,
fectly right for Easter, 3to 8 , . . ~ . . , T ,
JL in rah-rah, chin-chin and Jack
years—Horner style 5—92.95 to
Other all-white suits, tai- 94.50.
I o r e and or fancy—s2.9s to And every other needed gar
-96.95. rnent.
—Ayres—Children’s store, fifth floor.
Special at 89c
Large, Fluffy Pillows
Luxurious and brilliant enough to serve hap
pily in any porch or summer cottage. Jolly for the
comfortable canoe, also of bright colored cre
tonnes, round, large, soft and trimmed with en
hancing braid.
Stamped Pieces in Unbleached
Muslin, Also Special at 89c
Morning dresses made up and Children’s play dresses,
stamped In a delightful tulip made up and stamped in at
design for applique embroid- tractive designs, 2, 4 and 6-
ery, S9q. year sizes, 89q.
Derryvale Linens, Stamped for Embroidery
Lovely bleached linens, these, internationally known for their
quality, and stamped in unique and highly decorative embroidery
patterns.
Centers Scarfs
36-inch diameters, 91.95. 18x36, 91.25.
46-inch diameters, 93.25. 18x45, 91*50.
64-inch diameters, 94.25. 18x54, $.1.75.
Ayres—Art needlework, fourth floor.
2 Victims of Bomb
Outrage Are Dead
BELFAST, April s.—Two persons who
were wounded In a bomb outrage on
Sunday, died today. The lull In the
fighting between religious factions con
tinued.
Bandits held up and robbed the Falls
Road railway station.
Democrats Indorse
Morgan’s Candidacy
The Fourth Ward Democratic Club at
a meeting In Bowers’ Hall, Clifton and
Udell streets, Indorsed the candidacy of
Charles Morgan for the Democratic nom
ination for sheriff of Marion County. Ar
rangements were made for a joint meet
ing of the club with the Seventh District
Women's Democratic CiuL' In the hall,
April 22.
Negroes Advised
to Leave Machine
The colored race was advised to break
away from machine political domination
by John W. Becker, candidate for the
Republican nomination for Congress,
Seventh District, in a speech at 2338
Sheldon street last night.
"When you begin handling the ballot
•untrammelled by paid solicitor* of votes
you will take a progressive step toward
advancement In society,” Becker de
clared. “When you throw off the yoke
of the infernal machine and vote against
machine candidates, you will have taken
a second step.”
Dyed a Sweater
and Skirt with
Diamond Dyes
Every “Diamond Dyes” package tells
how to dye or tint any worn, faded gar
ment or drapery anew rich color that
will not streak, spot, fade or run. Per
fect home dyeing Is guaranteed with
Diamond Dyes even if you have never
dyed before. Jnst tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
Is wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods. For fifty-one
years millions of women have been using
“Diamond Dyes” to add yearß of wear
to their old, shabby waists, skirts,
dresses, coats, sweaters, stockings, dra
peries, hangings, everything.—Advertise
ment.
Tonight
at the
Y W. C. A.
Style
Show
In co-operation with the
officials of the Indianapolis
Y. W. C. A_, models from
L. S. Ayres & Cos. will show
the newest styles in wom
en’s, misses’ and girls’ ap
parel, In Hollenbeck hall at
the Y. W. C. A. Altogether
! about one hundred styles
| will be shown, ranging in
price from the very moder
ate to the newest French im
ports.
The show will begin a.t
7:30.
- ■ D
Shirts for Men
An Extensive Variety
at Ayres
With the thoughts of men
hovering around Easter finery,
this is a most opportune time
to remind them of the exten
sive variety of fine quality
shirts that are to be had in
the men’s store.
New fabrics, new color ef
fects, new patterns—all are to
be seen in the constantly ar
riving shipments of new shirts.
Particularly in evidence are
shirts with collars attached—
these promise to be most pop
ular for spring and summer.
Ayres’ Shirts—sl.2s to
$7.50.
—Ayres—Men's store,
street floor.
The Notion
Section
Offers Worth-While
Values in Its Weekly
Thursday Sale
All silk and French belting,
black and white, to 3-Inch
widths; yard, 25^.
French belting with remov
able stays, black and white, 1%
to 2%-lnch widths; yard, 19^.
Muslin waist linings, sizes 34
to 44, 35<.
Kohl-noor snap fasteners, S
cards for 10<.
Scissors and shears, sizes 4
to 6, pair 49<L
Pearl underwear buttons,
good quality; dozen, 10<J.
Black stocking feet, pair
15<*.
Shoe trees, steel and wood,
pair B^.
All-rubber baby pants, pair
29*.
All-elastic sanitary belts,
25£.
All-rubber sanitary aprons,
39<*.
Moth bags, 24x37 inches,
29<*.
300-count silk pins, package,
B*.
Nickel-plated safety pins, as
sorted sizes, card,
Assorted wire hairpins, box,
10<L
Celluloid hairpins, medium
size, package, 6£.
Rick-rack braid, white and
colors, bolt, 9^.
White lawn and cambric bias
tape, bolt, B<.
English twill tape, bolt of 8
yards, 10£.
Colored stickerei edges, bolt,
B*.
Elastic girdle supporters,
special at 98^.
Hickory hose supporters,
pair, 23<.
Odd assortment of children’s
waists at 35^.
—Ayres—Notions, street floor.
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