The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 36

S3 Give a Thought Your Eyes Perhaps yoa are among th many who hava prelected their eyes during the past year, nf-ferinsr from headache, dizzinesi or blurred is Ion. If wa nrja that yon come in Immediately and let on of our registered pto-metriita five your eyea thorough examination. Glasses are prescribed only when necessary. Make an appointment for examination by telephone at once, Ayres Optical dept, street floor, under balcony. OrFEIt I Next Sunday's Paper A act Knmlng leiera Neat Wk MIf you would Hare a.

thine veil done, do it yourself." "ECfRPliED" WACONSind" HKO 1'AHSKNfjKK CARS are MANVFACTUUF.il not merely assembled by the Reo Motor Car Company at Lansing. The Wadhack Co. 927 N. Meridian St, Indianapolis. jFrr wA Reoord Kxctusivrty for DUO-ART T( producing Tlano You, too, can pUy with tech-nical skill and expression.

The Duo-Art hat a threefold capacity. It is at once a piano, a player piano and a reproducing Instrument. It is obtainable in the STEINWAY STECK STROUD AND WEBER PIANOS I-Art Mo4ela aa Lowaa tTM Pearson Piano Co. 12S-130 N. Tenn, St.

Eat 187J. Oo rrteo'to KxeryWdy AMENDMENIS property In Inliana 000 pprop Anot proy to Toric Lenses It Is Easy Now to Buy dhe HOOVER It as it Sweeps as it Cleans Special Midwinter Terms Now in Effect i. brings the reliable and efficient Hoover into your home. For thirty days you can enjoy its help in making the home cleaner without further payment. Then it is only necessary to continue with easy payments of $1.50 weekly.

The Hoover Pays in Every Way-r-In Time, in Health, in Money Saved Ayrea Street and sixth floors. Store News Continued On Pages 12 and 13 TROUSERS a $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 and up. Hatch your Coat Ras-a tha Dlffsranea.t TWO 8TORK3 IN ONI Tho Pants Store Cow it West OaU Itraatv iuuu FAIL ON AGRICULTURE Bll a 1 nouse committee as Whole Favors It for Passage. PROVIDES FOR BOND ISSUE union unanimous rote the Tntli- hqum oi reprcnentatl vei sitting aa a commlttta of the whole on the Indi ana, board of agriculture bHl dna- 1 a i k.v a 4 a irjrcifa in nttrmptn to amend the bill and reported it to the nouaa wun the reirommcnrla IIIAI in nouio accepted the recommendation and the bill mana ready for aecond reading ina meaaure authoriaea to borrow up to $1,000,000 a naw state "I or I cent on each $100 the board ind creates one-fourth of taxable The bill ona passed In the laat u. -VII "II It'll iouna unconatltutlonal.

One repreaetnatlve brought inm ooarii now receive-: i rum me Mat out' that if mill a tax lew proposed iriil I nff ii.q lIle board inn nnlf.Y- howed that opriatea S00.000 fnr the iV--V ther mm that th. bMI m.kc 5Mh. Proceed, ,22 apecial tax levy to tnr the nrlncin.t PM temple Friday evenine for th. on the to board Mmlt the time of tho pro, William M. Jonea the board and forrnVrlltrt.reV eaplalned the bill to tho "Smm'tteo FOR SCOTTISH RITE WORK.

PetUU. Retire at Meetlaaj of Aaealraan tirand IMare. At the atated meeting of Adoniram Grand Idfe of Perfection at the Scottlah RHe Tempi. Ut evening a uiiirr oi pennons were from Master Masons received who wlah M'h" the con- union Aiarch 28 and M. Thl.

claa. now uiiiiTMi ana is eXDectrd 0. 21, belnir he the "uu ma itlte In the last few y-ara. Attention waa called to tha fact that there will be no city vlded by the Scottish nit 1 ana i ne January danc ih. nit.

-V rxy will vm V.n oera and their women -fnii I M. ill .1 VIUS v. in ine rirst flnnr Mil ftr askil m. v-a niiti neri i r. ncludlng A.

i1laDmn Halllck and Wllii.m A vmi have charge. The second and fourth uoor aociat rooms will be Riven over ..71" com I k. (-airman, warey tj. irnanman va. sua na urorra VV Thompson.

MRS. C. L. LEGAN DEAD. Waa tke Oldeat Res la eat SIPE DIAMONDS Ooaaty.

it a sai a at la Jakaaoa January 55. Mra. Charlea Lran, re nlnety- nme. tne oldest resident of Johnson county, ciea Wednesday at the home of her daughter. Mrs, Lou Klser.

in iroanun. wnere ane naa Rone to visit ine oooy win oroujtht to Frak- 4in mr iunri services and buria fran vas oorn in uiun.m county. Kentucky nu mine jonnson county witli relatives. pnt waa married in Hit io vnariea urii. Air.

I-Kan died rweniy-one years ago, Mrs. Learan Is surriyed by six children. Thev Mn.Wll"?,m ye8s- of Franklin; Mrs, Jiniam1 HuKhee, of Kokomo Mrs. Nan Decouraey of Indianapolis-Mrs, Lou Klaer. of Lebanon: Charles and James Legan.

of Franklin. passes all th rood features required by the most exacting custom-era. In actunl'i comparison, they are never found wanting rn the slightest particular. Our diamond Betters are able to satisfy the most fastidious in mounting a diamond either tn platinum or gold. We make a special tjr of original mountings appreciated by those fc looking ror exclusive jeweiry.

ees F1T lterekaats Baak DIK. c. sipe i Im pert era Ptae Diaaaaaaa THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JAMTAHY 23, 1923. 15 ABE MARTIN. Furniture Rugs PRICED REASOXABLT TUB YEAR 1ROCXD LlWfal Claalr Glrvm.

MARVEL SES 444 K. WaklactB St. Ther'a gHtin' be entirely too many fellere trampln about carryln' brief cases an botfcerln' bufy; people. Movie director aeem rt eerthina; historically correct In a medleal picture but th' hair euta. BLOOMINGTGN MEN AR ITCHING GISUIN Wish Nothing to Interfere With Water Supply Plans.

CITY OWNS PRESENT PLANT Th Ploomlngton water aupply rrohlem hss broua-rit to the State-houre a delr-g-atlon of cltiiena Who are watchlnr the court of legislation by the eeneral assembly, to make sure that nothing; Is enacted that might delay the completion of the project to develop a new water supply north Of the city. Included In the delegation are Frank Gentry. Nat Hill and Claude Mellott. Mayor John O. Har-rta la alo In Indianapolis, and it appears that the other men mentioned fear that the mayor has some plan to Interfere with the solution they are advocating: for the water supply problem.

The delegation of citizens has an amendment to be offered to the bill on municipal ownership of public utilities Introduced by Representative Jap Jones (Morgan. Lem.) the purpose of the amendment belnif to pre vent the Jones bill, in the event of Ita passage, from causing an election In Hloommgton on the water question. 1 City Owns reseat Flaat. Bloomington owns and operates the present water plant. Gentry, Mellott and Hill aaid the city does not have borrowing- power sufficient to develop a new and adequate water supply, and citlzena have organised a company to co-operate with the city, tinder the plan the new water' supply would be developed and turned over to the city on a lease rental contract.

The plan provides that the city thall use lta borrowing power to the extent of $150,000. thie amount to be invested In common stock of the private corporation. The city would own and control the common stock and operate the water property, both owned and leased. The plan further provides that preferred stock double the amount of the common shall be issued and cltiaens would buy the preferred stock, in this manner helping the city to finance the enterprise, It Is asserted, the city can not now do In full because It is too near the constitutional debt limit. It is supposed that the lease rental to be paid by the city to the private company would be at least suftoient to pay dividends to the preferred stockholders.

Senator J. K. Henley, of Blooraing- on. said he regarded It aa an unwise project The operating costs would be so great, he said, that water rates would have to go up radically. He said the revenues of the water prop erty of the crty are now about year.

He is with Mayor Harris In advocating further development of the present source of supply west of Hloomlngton by constructing are ad ditional artificial lake. CessHI Oppoaea Mayor. The majority of the city council la against the mayor and In favor of Wie citizens project. The delegation of citizens at the Statehouse said the majority will stand firm, and' the serious water supply problem oC the university town will be solved within few months if the legislature jdoes not do anything to interfere. The delegation expressed satlafac tlon today over the defeat in the ven ule of a bill to reduce the borrowing power oi a municipality irora to per cent, or its assessed valuation.

SATS DEADLOCK IS Hr. Burtea I). Myera Seads Letter Govermor MeCray. (Special to Tho Indianapolis Kewt) made up of more than 100 citiaena and headed by s. reese.

the general manager of the National Stone Company, one of the large stone com panies oi ine vjoiiuc dcji. This hold ing company is now asking the oity council tor a irancntte. and it Is to be granted as quickly aa the legal steps can be taken. Plana are now being drawn for the new system In the Griffy creek valley and these plans will be submitted to contractors for bids within a few weeks. The holding company already r.as assurance inai will nave no trouble in raising ine money lor the project, on which 1500.000 will hm spent at the start.

It is expected to have work unaer way ty spring. 39 SPECIAL POLICEMEN. Firemra swarm i Alter Pasaag -f Masked Parade Oralsaaee. Sprt3al to The IodiacapolU Sews ina January S5; Following tha passing of gn Crdi nance by the city council prohibiting parages by any masked organisation in the city streets, thirtv-nin mm. l-rs of the city fire department were sworn in wennesaay eventng as spe- lai pciiitf mcix.

ine nremen volun-teered their services. They will xnrt under the orders of the chief of police as special puuee in cases or tmer genoy. After the oath had been admlnU tered by C. A. West, city Judge.

Mayor torfte ii. 1'urgnn auareased the new policemen, iie ioia mem they were to preserve iw ana oraer and were to protect an persons who come with In the law. II any organization wished to parade in Lafayette aad Aa Jt in coming to law. it waa to be protected. Jd.

be aai Coaxralt aw bt ra eye with oMira- N. Bronze fini The Indispensable Can be used equally well as a Kail -Bracket Lamp if desired. Aa Aeter lads a Hard Life. Sam Itauh, president of th Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Company, played the part of a butler in somo i private theatricals Kiven about forty years ago, and though his part did not call for any particular talent, he had rehearsed and rehearsed until he had learned his cues, perfected his entrance and waa, in fact, prepared to create a lasting: impression in a "Ice from without" par. On the night of the play all went well.

The curtain worked. The principals were faultless and the audience was In high good humor over the excellent presentation. "The lord" was ready to depart. He had ordered a carriage. The butler, 8am.

entered and stam mered: "My carriage, the lord waits with out." bowed and left the room. Not until he was off the stage and the audience had broken Into hilarious laughter did he realize his error. It la not known whether or not Mr. Rauh ever participated in amateur theatrlca-ls after that eventful debut. He Did Iliad It Over.

Senator Charles Batt. who preaches a doctrine or using care In the exr pen.diture of public funds, comes from Vigo county. There he was fighting the raising of tax rates by the school board. One of the most pertinent of his remarks recently was: "I don't think the board that spends the money- should determine the amount of taxes to be paid. Let one board fix the amount of expenditures and one of the board members interrupted, "does your wife fix the BLOOMINGTON.

January. 15 I amount of your expenditures? Dr. Burton D. Myers, president of tha Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and head of the medical department or Indiana uiuvrreiiy, naa sent a letter to uovernor warren T. Mo iYv.

assuring him that tha dead- luck, which haa long existed here Over the water situation, has been brokerV and that rapid strides are being made toward a new water system which will solve Bloomington'a water prob lem. ir. ioia me uovernor that liloomington is awake to the necessity of a real water supply and that the new supply soon wtU be de veloped. i The new water works system is be ing- promoted by a holding- company Mr. Batt nodded his head.

He aft erward said that that argument caused him more trouble than any other he had ever given as it was told to his wife who was willing to servo In that capacity. Man Dies at Wheel of Auto While Going to Sick Son (SpecJal to The Indianapolis Newl BROWNSVILLE. January 25. While driving hla automobile be tween Connersville and Brownsville. Tuesday night.

Will Hendrickson. age fifty-one. suffered an attack of heart disease and died while at the wheel. A physician, who was riding with him. saw what happened and took the wheel in time to avoid an accident.

llendrickson was former ly a state fire marshal vrtd waa once sheriff of Fayette county. He was on his way to Brownsville to see his son. who has been ill. ASKS WRITTEN REASONS. Dep green glass shade on base as r-tl Michigan Oty Police Chief.

-Wishes Public Heariag. SjxnaJ fo The lothamtpotia Sew.) MICHIGAN CITY. January 25. I Formal notice was served Wednes day on Horace Bowen, city manager. requesting that a written statement of Bowen'a reasons for discharging Arthur H.

Sullivan as chief of police. December 31. 1922. be supplied Sulli van. The statement is requested within two weeks and the city mana ger is atked to nx a time and place for a public hearing.

Dlvorr-e Bill Is Oapoaed. (Special to The Iiwlianapolis Nrw.l MARION. January 5. Oppos ing the bill before the state legislature which would require all divorce cases where children are concerned to be tried tn the circuit court, tha Qrsvafe County Bar Association adjustable ill Switch If; here shown I laat nd Floor Desk Lamp in an unusually attractive design (Imported) Very Specially nn Priced at Just 100 Lamps in the Shipment. Charles Mayer Co.

29-31 IT. Washington Street Established 1840 MM "TH M. E. PHELAM HAIR STORE rbelaa's Hair rIortng Also fcr Sale I Z3 133 Pcnn. Street Two Stores IN Indianapolis 7 N.

ILL. Roosevelt Bldg. Branch Store, Connersville, Ind. Superior Cleaning and Dyeing FRENCH Steam D'YE WORKS GARMENT CLEANERS" tr CtttRALOrriCE-S9MOUWWTCICl SL A mt-Tm A. mjt m.

mmft a ax fi (Lit MAIN 2448 2447. PLUMBING AND HEATING REPAIR WORK THAT IS DIFFERENT OUR REPAIRMEN ARE SPECIALISTS HAYES INC. MA la 2482. 234-38 W. Veraaat SC Original Toupee snd Wig Makers 1019 II.

Pcnn. St. MAin 8668 Department ftom. Drug Starr. Hm.mtr Hhopa.

Little Stories of Daily Life I All styles in aad Teal la Blaek. Dark. Medlam and LJa-kt. B4V. m.mA uu night named a committee to urg tSrant county legislators to oppose the measure.

The lawyers say the bill would work a severe hardship in ftrant county, where the circuit court Is already congested. The C.rant-lelaware superior court, where the majority of divorce cases are heard Is not overburdened, they sav. Butldlnr contractors and commission merchant, phone Joseph Gardner. 41 Kentucky for heavy salamanders. Wara ea taea.

habits, aaaa. saw rurs. Bock Equipment 1900 STorthwesWr ava. Georre J. Mayer Co.

Rubber Stamps. Suits, Coats, Dresses Haalery. Kara, Walata. Skirts a ii.it VI sounoco re- 4 Tf. vVAlHlSOTOJf IT.

an a TEU1WAY PIANOS Catalog and Prices on Request TEIIIVAY SOUS Z25 Tf. PeaaayWaala St. I nWrtrtWltthrtaHaa braa4 Coroaa portable OtW stakes at attractive prieaa. DMMMMjei bay. TTTEWBrTKa LJ axcHAKai S3 Seatk PaavaaTlTasOa Coesier WaahlartM aad DfUwir Streets 1922 Crop Mixed Nuts HbJl they laat.

the pmb4 19c Re-Fashion Your Jewelry at ROST'S Jewelry styles are vastly different from those of years ago Avail yourself of the RoST modernizing service. Our experience will be an invaluable aid to your choosing of a new mounting, or if you have any particular design In mind we can follow your ideas exactly. Our charge for remounting jewels is quite moderate. We Carry the Largest Stock of Diamonds in the City. ROST JEWELRY CO.

23 N. Illinois St. Victor Steel Furnaces 'xtawITtea year awr ky Havnsoa mm hr HmU liawr4wmre Cs. a rrpaOrr4 takeir nrrinw. HALL-NEAL FURNACE I Utt N.

CtIUI At. Mawaafawtarer ks4 A 1 lawtaJl FVf- ft 1 roptair er of faiaai Haul bw( CO. Wall Paper Of Every Grade DeHaven Co. 50 Monument Circle 'Sim Sweaters i Sweaters Dress Skirts Blouses ,4 i i If it comes from THE HOUSE OF CRANE a of igar OPTIMO lOc each to 15c aach CUESTA-REY lOe each to S3c each CASTELLANOS lOc aach to 15c each LA FENDRICH lOc each to for 50o CHARLES DENBY 1 for 15c r. DECISION 'or lSe SAN FELICE for 15c PARAMOUNT lOc 2 ror 23c.

13 ISABELLA So each MANILA STUBS Se each or for S3o They're all from The House of Crane USE WANT ADS IN THE NEWS THEY; WILL BWXG RESULTS We Have a Carload of FES ON THE MONON TRACK Just South of Police Headquarters Caught through the ice in Canadian tekts, shipped packed in snow. Every fish is fully guaranteed and is of splendid quality. 1 Fancy Round Mullets (2 to 3 Lbs. Each) Fancy No. 1 Pike (2 to 10 Lbs.

Each). WHERE TO COME- 10q 15c Fancy No. 1 Yellows (1to2V4Lbs.Ea.) 20C Alabama and Washington Streets -then one block south to Police Station and there we are. Look for our signs and banners. BRING YOUR BASKETS, or we will wrap them for you.

On sale Thurs Fri. and SaL PLANT FISH COMPANY Carload Distributors Nets to Consumers Friday Sale Mfessa from every department announcing: sale groups, in many cases way below the half 1 i 4 price marK. Values $25 to $35, One whole rack 'creie velvet and twills, sizes only up to 38. Navy, black arid brown. Sale Prices -i Values $19.75 to $28.50 All silk, closely woveni Tuxedo and slipon.

Most all shades and sizes. Sale Prices- Values $6.50 to $9.50 Closely woven wool and silky fiber. Tuxedo and slipon. i i Sale Prices-r- Read Every Item and Prof it Suits Coats Dresses $35 to $59.50 Values 45 in the lot Sizes 16, 18, 36 and. 49.

Fur trimmed or plain. Sale Prices Values $25 and $35 57 in the group. Small sizes prevail. Navy, black and trown. First quality lined! Sale Prices Strined, bojc pleated prunel-j la rfntVi.

Waist, mpasnrpa nh1 T-K 4- to 30. Sale Prices-r Values $4.95 to $65 Waist and overblouses. Hand-made. Voiles, bastite and dimities, Georgettes and tub silks. Sale Prices-i Tl 1 rUrLillOKerS 3-skin gray squirrels with head and tails.

Reduced to-r RINK'S CLOAK HOUSE $2975 4.5m and $1975 $12 $9j I I 1 1.