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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15

DOLlIlul LIT. Lupu, 1OStul mini
stru de inferno, a acordat ziaru-
lui ,,lzbinda' un interview in
tire altele, a spus:
Totul Sc datoreste temerei ca
reformele noaStre radicale sa nu
Sc infaptuiasca. Pc de parte q
ste interesul meschin 81 material
al oligarchiei de a sc opune tu-
turor legilor earl tind sal mic
Soreze averea 81 prestigiul, lar
Pc de alta parte in cazul eel
mai favorable pentru dinsa e.
ste gelozia meschina ca nu acest
guyern democrat 81 acest parla-
ment compus din tarani sd faca
legi de importanta atit de CO.
vlrsitoare pentru prestigiul 81 III
fluenta lor in viitor.
,,In lntregul lor consecintele
nu Sc pot prevedea; dar dupa ele-
mentele de judecata de astazi, e
lie vor Fl incalculabile atit din
punct de vedere extern, cit 81 din
eel intern.
MA intreb: cum a fost posi-
bila alta miopie politica? Cum a
fost Gu putinta ca in aceste mo-
mente, cind la Londra 81 la Paris
primul ministru, gratie tactului
sau personal 81 prestigiului pe
care il dadea in fata democratiei
apusene 81 americana faptul de a
ii reprezentat real al unui parla,
ment cinstit 81 SINGER democratic,
tocmai Ill asemenea momente sa
i-se tale toata autoritatea sd fie
prezentat cd lipsit de increderea
necesara9 Consecintele pot ii ne
noroclte prln aceea ca multe din
avantagiile cIstigate pot fl din
nou puse in discutic Democratic
lor apusene nu lie va suride ideea
unui guvern de dictatura militia
ra. de felul celor ce Sc perindau
pima mai deunaZi in Mexico!
lin rezumat, prin aceasta 10,
vitura ne-am instrainat simpatii-
lie democratiilor europene. Nh
trebue sd Sc pearda din vedere
faptlll ca in momentul actual
char, i'll Norvegia. in Suedia, in
Portugalia 81 in Ceho-Slovacia a.
VEN cabinete in intregime socia-
liste.
Din punctul de vedere intern,
sltuatia nu Sc poate caracteriza
mai bine, decit prin cuvintele
acelui senator taran, care a Stri-
gat i'll Senat: bagati de seama.
cinta ciocirlia 81 taranii n'au ill.,
ca pamint.
,Voiu lupta 81 voiu cauta a ma
insoti GU toti democratic sinceri
81 cinstiti din aceasta tara, pen
tru a face un front comun impo-
trivia ccluilalt front comun, al
reactionarilor, carl au luat deja
polite.
I'm Corpurile legiuitoare, earl
probabil vor fl dizolvate sunt un
numar mai mare deceit va inchi-
putt de elemente combative 81 de
valoare, Gu sufficient spirit de jert
ia pentru ca sa nu disper o clipa
de triumful stralucit al adevara-
tel democratic. Cind spun aceasta
ma gindesc i'll primul rind la fl
gura mareata 81 att de curata su-
heteste d-lui n. Iorga, care ca
un profet biblic, s'a ridicat in a.
ceste lupi de zile la inaltimea
timpurilor 81 dus GU un curaj 81
inaltare morala carl fac cinstc
81 tarii 81 lui, iupta pe care po-
trivit firei sale de vasnic lupta-
tor, nu cred ca va dnceta 0 eli
pa.
Gresala care "a facut caci
.pentru mine 9 0 gresala fatala pc
care 9 vom plat scalnap va ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15
o FATA TRADAToARE CON,
DAMNATA.

n MARSlLIA, IA Aprilie. Lo-
uise Boulinic, care in 1914 4 de-
nulitat germanilor pc un soldat
francez, vecinlil eli Michel Anne
dee, a fost condamnata Ia lnoarte
DC curtea martiala.
Amedee 4 fost execntat Gu q
sjnmatate ora fnalate de a aj,lngs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15
E x r zITIE.

Vinieri, 16 Aprilie va avea loc
o expozitie de lucruri de NINA a
,Inistitutului International, i'll. sa-
la de bal New Masonic Hall din
Euclid Ave, aproape de E. Both
Street.
Nat!unile reprezentate la aceas
ia expozitie vor fl: Rominii' TIA
lienii, Polonii, Lituanii, Ceho-Slo-
yacii 81 Unguri
lntrarea Liberia pentru toti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15
PENTRU R0mANUl
VIRTUE 81 DESFRlU"

Sc ma certified primirea urma-
toarelor sumo:
Suma precedenta ..... $1,461.5O
Nicolae Popovici, Cleveland,
OHIO $3.50
Stere Damasoti, Biddeford,
Maine -. $3.50
Rudolf Piticar, Salem, @. !. $3.50
Filimon Piera, Cleveland, O. $3.50
Nicolae Suciu, Noblestown,
Pa. $25fl
Alex. Voina, Cinciilnati, @.
loan N. Dancu, Alliance, @. $3.50
Dan Constantin, Warren, O. $3.50
Nicolae Tutan, w. Pullman,
Illinois .......... $3.50
Total AZ 484
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15

Pc cind nOua uniune a macagii-
lor insurgenti Sc pregatea ca sd
trlmita reprezentanti la Washing
ton ca Sc puma cazul grevistilor
in miinilc noului comitet pentru
ajustarea diferentelor dintre lu.
cratori 81 patronii cailor ferate
care fuse acum de cul'ind numit
de presedintcle Wilson, uniunile
lucratorilor din ateliere affiliate
ell American Federation of La
Dor sc pregateau tine aduna.
re generala spre a decide Sc iese
in greva.
Grevistii lucratori in curtea ca
ilor ferate, care s'au intrunit a.
seara in Acme Hall, au reSpins
suggestia facnte de presedintele
lor ca sa Sc intoarca la lucru as
,teptfnd ajustarea salarului Sc fie
facuta de comitetul numit de pre-
scdintele Wilson, 81 au decis ca
Sc trimita reprezentanti la Wa
shington, in acest scop. Daca sc
va permite insurgentilor Sc apa-
ra in fata acestui comitet nu Sc
Site pima acum.
Pretutindeni. situatia grevei,
parea putin schimbata fata de
situatia de Luni. Cinci suite de
lucratori din CARA din Washing
ton, 5 s'au invoit a reincepe lucruk
81 0 oafc' care imbunatatire s'a
putut obscrva in vestul apropiat
81 i'm vestul Statelor Unite, un;t,
lllcratorii S au intors la lucru oi.i
au refuzat ca Sc paraseasca lu-
crul.
In Cleveland, grevistii de la IL
nia -ferata Erie S an reintors IA
lIcru, la fcl o partc dintre lucra
tori de la celclaltc linii, s'au a.
pucat de lucru.
Greva insa s'a intins spre ga
.rilc din Benwood in districtul
Wheeling 81 in garlic din Ironton,
in statul Ohio, pc cind industrii-
le erau paralizatc una dupa alta
mai ales in districtele minere 81
i'll districtelc fabricilor de otcl 81
fer.
In New York companiile al
prcgatit ca Sc pcrneasca trenuri-
lc GU volluhari, oameni de afa-
ceri 81 profesionisti, daca neee-
sar. Grevistii in unanimitate au
refuzat a Sc iHtoarce la lucru, du-
pa incercarea primarullui de al
impaca.
In Philadelphia compania lini-
eli ferate Pennsylvania s'a invoit
ca sc stea de vorba ell grevistii.
prevazut find ca aceStia Sc vor-
beasca in numcle tuturor grew
stilor 81 ca oficialitatile uniuni-
lor. Sc fie prczentc.
In New Orleans agentii guver-
nului an arestat pc mai multi
frllntasi al grcvistilor.
In Washington Sc .zice ca gu
vernul vedc in aceasta greva .
anlenintarc a ordinei publicc. Pre-
sedintele Wilson a chemat cabi-
netul ca Sc discute situatia gre
wei, dupa ce a nominal lfoua
mpmbrii in comitctul lpentrul ajus
tarea diferentclor intre lucratori
81 companiilc cailor ferate, con
form legii Cummins- -Esch.
In Cleveland lucfatorii din, Il
tcliere carl au parasit lucrul nu-
mai in parte in atelierele din Co
llillwood, sc pregateau, ieri, 4
convoca adunare generala ca 50
discute asnpra unei greve org 4
*
nhate.
Aceasta de prima data, de
cind inceput greva, ca .. adu-
marc conyocata de oficialitati'e
lniunei, adunare IA care E posi-
bil Sc vota iesi in &reya.
La $50 S'au inserts iii nona a.
sociatie, aseard. Frnntasii aces
s Asoeiatii pretind ca lillm6rsll
inelnbrilcr lor ~ h ridica Az ], ,OoO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-15
FR0NTUL DEMOCRAT|EI CON-
IRA FR0NTULUI REACTI0NAR
CuVantu dc oTdne al Glui Manu- ,,Soidai Gu BOcu|'.
Dedaradile d-lui Dr.. Lupu. ConseGnteIe
nefaSte ale Caderii Guvernului.

semnalul raliarei intregei demo
cratii''
The Washington times., 1920-04-06
HAPPENING IN SOCIETY
Back White House-rs Dmock Enertans for Diplomats
Miss Carpenter Weds

Pennsylvania. TO DR.. Arthur u. Roche
OF Bristol. Conn. was an Important
social event OF yesterday morning.
The ceremony took place at 10
o'clock at the Sacred Heart Church
the Rev J. II. Eckenrode officiating.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her father. had but one attendant.
her sister. Miss GLADYS Pugh. Dr,
Roche. who 10 a graduate OF George
town University, was attended py
classmate, DR.. Cronin.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with Easter lilies and palms.
The bride wore her travelling suit or
fAwn -colored cloth with an exquisite
blouse OF fawn embroidered In bright
beads. She wore a large hat OF dun
blue and brown open weave braid and
corsase bouquet OF white orchids
and sweet peas.
satin gown brocaded In gold with
n large picture hat of gold and a
corsage bouquet OF pink orchids and
pink sweet peas.
At the bufret breakfast at the
home OF Judge and Mrs. Pugh. which
followed the ceremony. Mrs. Pugh re-
ceived the guests, which were lin
tied to hfty OF the most intimate
friends and relatives. wearing a gown
OF heliotrope satin trimmed with
Duchess lace and a small hat to
match Mrs. Samuel Burieigh Milton
sang a number OF beautiful songs
DR.. and Mrs. Roche left for a trip
to Atlantic City and New York be-
fore returning to Bristol. Conn.
where since his discharge from the
army. DIR. Roche has been practicing
medicine. They will be at homo after
May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence II. Gard
ner, OF Buffalo, NJ ", have announc-
ed the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Lydia Gardner to James b.
l.. Orme. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Orme, of Georgetown. Mr.. Orme is
making an extensive trip abroad. The
wedding will take place on his re-
turn in the fall
Mrs. Frederic Harrington, reader.
and Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr, pianist.
will give a delightful program at the
Congressional Club at the regular
The Washington times., 1920-04-06
A ISIS MARGARET WILSON has

n N lSS MAhGAhEr "iLcON mas
M returned TO the white House
Ava after fortnights visit In
New York. She was expected satur-
day, but put OF her return until last
evening. This afternoon she 10 un-
yelling the memorial 10 the EN-
ployes OF the District OF columbis
who lost their lives In the great war,
which is being dedicated at the Dis
trict Building.
Mrs. Albert sidney Burleson will en-
tertain the members of the Drama
League OF America at a tea this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In honor OF
Algernon Tassin. who will read from
his new play, The Graft or the Tor
toise."
Mrs. BurIeson will be assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Sidwell, former
president OF tho Drama League. and
her daughter Miss Sidney Burieson.
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock will enter
tain at dinner tonight for a dis
tinsuished company, having among
her guests the Peruvian Ambassador
and Nine. Pezet. tho Italian Ambas-
sador and Baroness Romano. the Min
lister OF the Netherlands and Mime.
Cremer. the Minister OF Poland and
Princess Lubomirska, Gen. John j.
Pershing. and Prince and Princess
Cantacuzene. There will be thirty
In the company.
Prince and Princess Cantacurens
this morning to stay with
Mra. Dimock. but will return to New
York tomorrow.
Miss Carpenter WEEDS
Miss Frances Carpenter. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank q. Carpenter,
and William Chaplin Huntington, re-
Gently appointed commercial attache
OF the American embassy at Paris
will be married today at 4:30 o'clock
at Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenters home In
Connecticut avenue. The wedding
will be one of the most interesting
events of the Easter season, for Miss
Carpenter, who has grown up In
Washington, Ia exceedingly popular,
and Mr. Huntington has made many
friends since he has been stationed
here.
Miss Carpenter will be given In
marriage by her father and Will be
attended by Miss Ruth Larner as maid
of honor. Philip B. Kennedy. chief OF
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, will be best man for Mr..
Huntington. The Rev. DR.. Charles
Wood. pastor of the Church or the
Covenant, will officiate assisted by
the Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton Smith,
rector of st. Johns. The ceremony
will be attended only by relatives Of
the bride and bridegroom and a few
intimate friends. and will be followed
by q small reception.
The bay window OF the drawing
room, where the bridal party will
stand d. ring the service, Is banked
with palms, clusters of, white roses
and white snap dragons. The same
fragrant flowers are used throughout
the drawing rooms, the walls OF which
are veiled In smilax; and in the dining
rooms pink roses and pink snap
dragons have been used in profusion.
The bride will wear gown of
white chiffon 81 over satin, with the
skirt cut short and gracefully draped.
The bodice Is made of lovely old fam
lily lace embroidered in pearls, and
the elbow length sleeves OF the chif-
fon are finished with pearl embroid-
cry. The long tulle veil. which the
bride will wear In a simple bandeau
across her brow. caught with clusters
Of orange blossoms, will form the
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

weekly reception on Friday after
noon.
An Informal dance will be given
- the Clph teniEht
Miss Elizabeth Major. daughter Of
Congressman and Mrs. Samuel Major.
Will entertain At tea this afternoon
at the Cafe 81. Marks.
Mrs. George T.. Hardy. jr.. OF New
port News. Va. Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Victory Gauzza.
The Secretary OF the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Charles D. Wal
The Washington times., 1920-04-06
CABINET WOMEN RECEIVE
AT ARMY-NAVY BALL

The receiving party At the womsn.s
Army and Navy League ball. TO be
given at the New willard tomorrow
evening, includes Mrs Emerson II.
LIscum, president OF tho league; Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker. Mrs. Josephus
Daniels. Mrs. Robert coontH Mrs.
George Barnett. and Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, sr.. chairman OF the ball com
mIttes. Major Dennis Nolan. u. s. A,
viii make the presentations
The boxes for the ball are COM
pisteiy sold out. the last ones having
been taken by Mrs. Ira C. copley Mrs.
James Carroll Fraser. Mrs. Julian
James. and Joseph Folk.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06
Mis-. Push Wed, DR.. Roche.

/. The marriage Of Miss Mary Alice
Pugh. second daughter of Judge and
Mrs. James L. Pugh. and a grand
daughter of the late Senator James
L. Pugh Of Alabama, and of the late
Congressman william II. Sowden, of
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

en-, xsur Liberty Bssa ceapes. and
~xehsnse them for w. D. D.. thereby
.ldiux xourself and your country.
The Washington times., 1920-04-06

colt have gone 60 spring Lake Beech.
~ J.. for a weeks stay
The Washington times., 1920-04-06
Do You Stop-and Belch?
Sure Sign of Acid-Stomach

1SS
Simply send us your
address on q postal and
receive BY return mail a
big Soc box ofEATONIC.
Try II faithfully Hsahs-
fed,send us SOC. IF 1t fails
to benefit you-the test
10 ffee-you do not owe
Us one penny Address
postal to Eatonic Rem
edy Co, Dept q ,sisa
Wabash Ave, Chicago
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
SECOND FLOOR
Getting Under Cover
With E. o. NJ. Sale Prices
Spreads, Comforts,
Blankets
And-Read on!
And--Read on!

IA, Swiss embroidered bedspreads with the
shams to match in pink, Copenhagen, gold,
light blue, lavender and white. Light in
weight and easy to launder with scalloped
edges Priced in E. o. M. at $6.95 each.
Cotton filled comforts, 72xS4 inches, silk
oline covered, neatly quilted. with sateen
border to match. are excellent q. o. M.
merchandise. These are priced $685..
Wool blankets for twin beds or double
bed size are in white with harmonizing bor-
ders or plaids in the natural gray These
blankets have been slightly soiled from dis
play, but they are samples and greatly re-
duced in price.
Remnants of muslin sheeting, tubing pill
low casing, ticking, silkoline, canton flan-
mel and denim in lengths from 1 yard to
81 yards are at the usual E. o. M. reduc-
tions.
S1xsO Bleached Iron Clad sheets, priced
only $1.49.
--Ayres Bedding section, second floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
THIRD FLOOR

Spring suits Of navy blue serge. sizes
4215 to 461z, are marked from $3.50 to
$500.
10 oxford gray and navy blue serge spring
suits. sizes 421a to .4614, repriced. $500.
Coats are priced
Black kersey coat, size AM, priced,
$500.
Oxford chinchilla coat, size 4214, priced,
$500.
so Coats in velours, silvertone, bolivia
and plush. sizes AM to 521a, priced
$500 to s119.5O.
Dresses repriced for f. o. NJ clearance
/ Green velvet dress, size AN, priced
$500.
Black taffeta dress. size AN. priced
$500.
Crepe de chine dresses. in taupe and
Copen, size 421a. priced $500.
90 Georgette waists in white. flesh, brown,
navy. blue and black. sizes Al to 81. priced
1896.
% Camisoles OF crepe de chine, navy and
flesh, sizes Al to 81, at 1895.
20 Coverall aprons in light and dark ef-
fects, sizes ASH to 541A, priced S1.96.
-Ayres-Gray shop, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
E. O. NJ. Sale
Women's Silk Union
Suits S1.95

Of glove silk, too. union suits and bloom
srs, sOiled and broken lots
Camisoles Of pink glove silk, plain and
fancy trimmed, soiled. E. o. NJ. Sale price,
S1.29.
Women's boomers of glove silk in cOlors,
somewhat mussed. E. o. NJ Sale price,
$2.95.
Women's knee length drawers and vests,
winter weight, great values, at E. o. NJ.
Sale price, 39e.
WOmens union suits, cotton, winter
weight high neck, long sleeves, Dutch neck
and elbow sleeves, low neck and sleeveless
E o. NJ. Sale price, $1.29.
-Ayres-Underwear street floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Low Prices the Rule
On Several Lots of Jewelry
F. O. M. Dav-Friday ONLY

E. o. M. Day-Friday Only
Pearl beads, French filled with solid gold
snaps, Csc.
Boxed jewelry, circle pins, cuff pins,
cameo brooches, Csc.
Gold top lingerie clasps, enamel top hat
pins, 15C.
Novelty necklaces, imported and domes-
tic, $500.
Novelties, coin purses, lockets, barpins,
necklaces, bracelets, mesh bags, rings, at
$2.95.
-Ayres-Jewelry street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
The Choice Is Yours
SWeaters-Scarfs
ATE. O. M Sale Prices

Sweaters and scarfsI A big table is
loaded with odd scarfs and sweaters and
even tams. They're awfully jolly in color,
and their promise of warmth is a tempting
one-these cold winter days.
Tams. soc. Scarts, S1.95. Sweaters.
S1.95 to $6.05.
--Ayres-Sweater dept, third floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Three Hosiery
Bargains

Women's black wool stockings with silk
clocks, broken assortments. E. o. NJ. Sale
price, S1.45.
Pure thread silk stockings, Wayne-Knit
and other good makes, also full fashioned
silk boot stockings, with Isle garter tops,
Isle soles. E. o. NJ. Sale price, $1.29.
Children's Wayne-Knit stockings, silk
plated and ribbed, black and white E. o,
NJ Sale price, Use.
-Ayres-Hosiery, street floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
A New Hat!
A Smart Velvet Hat
One Hundred of Them
To Sell at 1926

hundred velvet hats will be out of the
department within a few hours, IL low
price can move merchandise.
Chin-chins mushrooms. pokes. turbans.
off-the-face models, and sailors make up the
style range.
Brown, blue. taupe. sand, mahogany. pur-
pie and black-the color range.
Feathers, fancy ornaments, ribbons, soft
folds of velvet, and the like. add smart dec
grafton to smart hats. K. o. NJ. priced at
only $2.95.
-Ayres-Millinery dept, second floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Don't Wait Longer!
Buy It Friday
Good Sewing Machines

At Lowered Prices
Domestic Strife, $4,000.
Willard "a" $4,000.
Domestic Rotary, $4,000.
Separate motor, $4,000.
Singer 6-drawer, sample, $3.50.
Circassian walnut cabinet, $500.
Electric and foot power combination,
$4,000.
Two used machines, drophead each,
$1,000.
Standard, 4-drawer, floor sample, $3.50.
Belts, use each.
Oil, 3 ounces for zoe.
-Ayres-Sewing machine dept,
second floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Just a Notion
You'll Buy These Quick
At e. o. M. Prices

NOVelueS priced 10.
ance:
Pin cushions at
19c.
Doll Gus hion s,
ESQ and 69c.
Japanese d oils,
800.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Prices Cut to the LOWeSt
Point for this One Day Sale
-Fr1day

100 Cotton Crepe Kmonos to sell at 39c
40 Corduroy robes S505
300 Tub Silk Blouses TO sell at .. 1875
80 Wolfe Wash Waists to sell at $50
Is Good Wool Sweaters to sell at $2.05
Is Wool Plaid and Check Skirts at $.45
$50 Dark Overall Aprons, choice
Is Large House Dresses dark, choice 10S
Childrens Rain Capes blue and TAM at 1895
Childrens Coats and Caps to match at S495
Is Women's Winter Suits, choice S1495
Is Women's Velour Coats to sell at $3.50
10 Short Plush Coats to sell at $3.50
Is Splendid Winter Coats your choice SLABS
(Some of these coats have fur collars)
10 Chiffon Party Dresses soiled), choice $685.
25 Serge Dresses choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .95
Il
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
E.. O. M.
Velvet HAS
Group No. I
SI.89
Group No, 2
$3.50

The choice is yours. Pick
out any velvet hat you may
find and It is yours at one Of
the prices quoted above.
It is not Just once in a
month, but once in many
months, that one may buy such
hats at these prices.
Downstairs Store.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

Odd lots Of needle
books, see.
Cretonne novelties
at 1Oc.
Approximation
section, street floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Ready-Let's Go!
Here s Where You Win
White Goods
Short Length-Short Prices
Just for E. o. M. Day

Short lengths of white goods-long-
cloth. nainsook, dimity, fancy wolfe,
organdie, handkerchief linen and art
linen--piles of it ready for early sew
ing. At E. o. M. prices.
One lot of soiled and mussed scarfs
and centerpieces. E. o. M. price, CSC
each.
One lot of soiled and mussed
dresser sets, one scarf and pincushion
cover to the set. e. o. M. price,
$1.25 the set.
Five-piece lunch sets, embroidered
in blue. Each set consists or four
doilies 12x18-inch size, and one center.
piece. E. o. M. price, $2.95 the set.
--Ayres-White Goods dept,
second floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
STREET FLOOR
E. O. M. Sale
Wonen's Gloves!
Extraordinary Price Reductions

Womens silk gloves, suede fabric lining,
one Of the best makes, black, white and col
ors, broken lots. E. O. NJ. Sale price, $50.
Women's one-ciasp capeskin gloves, two
tone embroidered backs, brown and tan. E.
O. NJ. Sale price, S1.95.
Women's mocha gloves for street and
dress, one clasp, PIX seams. dark gray and
tan, broken assortments. E. o, M. Sale
price. $1.45.
women's white slip-on kid gloves. PIX
seams, soft gauntlets for street and dress
wear. e. o. NJ. Sale price. 1918.
-Ayres-Gloves, street floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

Abonjta face pow
der, 19c.
Nail polish. zoe.
BORNE tooth paste,
1Sc.
Broadway Bath toll
let soap, 800
dozen
Armour's glycerjne
soap, $50 dozen
Nail scrubs, . for
19G.
Sweetheart talcum,
Sc can
Smiles talcum row.
der, 100.
Garwood's talcum, ?
for 25c.
Ivory Cream, see.
/ goods, street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30

F. E. I. tooth paste,
26c.
Incense from Japan,
29c box
Lashgrow, for the
eyelashes, 29c.
Vendome tale u M
powder, 12c.
Sans Odeur, a de-
odorant. zoe.
Cucumber C rea m,
zee.
Bone tooth brushes,
zoe.
mold military
brushes, $40 pair.
S oftola cleansing
powder, 15c.
Mavis talcum, 19c.
Creme lie Mon, 45c.
-Ayres-Toil'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-30
Silverware? Surely !!
At Lowered Prices
For the E. o. M. Sale

Individual salt and pepper sets, 45e the
pair
Picture frames, zoe, 15e, coo and 75e.
Sugar tongs, sale price, 4Oc.
Children's sets, sale price, 75c.
Dinner forks, 100 and 45c each.
Butter knives. sale price, use.
Sugar shells, sale price, use.
Castor sets, apiece, at S1.OO.
Sterling silver nail brushes, Use.
Sterling silver shoe hooks, 75c.
Sterling silver shoe horns 75c.
Sterling silver nail buffers, 75c.
--Ayres-Silverwar dept, street floor,