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Trvrre Gio vine it for the 1' before and after it cases the r'nirse of tVe raior an soot! ei anJ tiriiTU Ju try it. --)Vtri: t' i VP TACH one a complexion clear free from the slightest blemish healthy and wholesome-pood to look at. -A charm that has made them favorites of the tilm stage. Haven't you often wondered how and why Well, here's the precious secret. Read it in their own words.

Take the lesson to heart. It is the key to a beautiful complexion and pleasing appearance. Kathiyn I ae Sempre Gioint la preference to ai7 Mfarr. I have Hied it trtf tboioartalr o4 bar I the opinio of hit friend cooceminf it. Ti aeraict it lil cm way.

I ira rrrj lad to recommend '1 Puik Cumplcxion Cake." Ruth Stonthouse "I with to eonfraialtte you upon your er'Irnt preparation. In ill Siy exwrrirnce 1 fiun4 to equal Sempr Giovlne. I nac it rrjlirlr now and find that It keep any akin and complexios lot and clear andcr a3 Mary Fuller "Your SrTnprrCioTin kaa atood for trrrf powible trt that I could put it to and I with to rocrphmcnt yoa on oiaicinf a pre pa ratio a that lit ca up to ii ciaiaia." Marguerite) Snow -a to artrct to the merits of Vmpre 1 "4 it a nrcoury adjunct to aijr in tJD. In a'trr a ityt'M in all kinda of the aiua la a eclverf condition." ThisIsWhatTheyDo Each day they rub gently upon their skin a thin coating of "The Fink Complexion Cake." They allow it to remain a few minutes, rubbing in slightly if they desire. But rubbing is not necessary.

Then they wipe off the cream with a soft towels ana the skin is refreshed; the pores wholesomely clean. That is all there is to it the beauty secret of up-to-date women everywhere. Tt. Wb m. a aaw IL nZFOHT tj Con: t- t-J t1 i'rt idfr Route for the i Ra Jrcsd.

Storetary Vf-K'Ment Wilson to-: (r.iueerini; t.f vriutis it nt ra.Iroa.l hirh rin ti.f ti" -i 1 I) Were iuvry a. CPrtnounced Sem-pray Jovrnay Mtaninz Always This is something delightfully different. A toilet preparation of superior merit. It may be used with benefit upon the most delicate complexion. It elves the skin that much sought touch of youth and wholesome- It completes the work that soap and water cannot do.

Some of the Uses fcr Scmpre Giovinc Aside from its purpose as a skin cleanser Sera pre aoAthes and refreshes the akin after exponure to harsh wea.ther. AutnmobiliaU and traelerflnd it It restores chapped and ronirh iianda to the irorijrinal anion thneaa. BUu and akin blrmisltca yield ta it cleanainc effect. Small wrinkle disappear. It's a Cake A fragrant, convenient, economical cake.

This new form holds new delights for you. There is no wasteful and mussy dipping of finger into a jar. No crumbling upon the face. And it is to economical. Thai's worth You owe It to yourself to try this new aeniation among toilet requisite.

Sempre owes its popularity to the friend it has made after a sine-le trial. Call at any of the atorea below for rake today. Or phone auy drusor department atore now Ha a Dni Co. Stores nry J. Muder stores H.

Block Co. by tht Iresident Is whether the Bovern-nx nt line hll run to Uie ajt, or to the of Prince William round. The itunmlsctou now is working on fi'iTf b'lowina: the costs and the estimates will be lal.l noon before the President. Tol-y Secretary Lana said the went over the rrx)rt of the ehowimr the mlleairn of di-ivrpnt routes, the grades and other con-cUloirs. Former School Superintendent Dead.

Special to Tha Indiananoh New PLYMOUTH. March 10. Roscoe A. Cli.ii' 3, elxty-elpht. died last ntght sfter an Illness of four year.

He waa of th city schools of Plymouth for thirty-three years, front lc'. i to X.A.3. t-S. Attm Co. H.

P. Waiaoa cV Co, The Pettis Dry Goods Co. At All Drug and Department Stores J. A. Manufactured by the Llarietta Stanley Co.

Grand Rapids, r-iich. M. Adair Says Prohibitionist's Tactics Are Unfair. PORTLAND. March 10.

The audi ence which went to hear Sam Small, pro hibition lecturer, talk at the Al. k. church here last night, got something which was not on the prcuram whtm John A. Aditlr, who represents the.l-lshth Indiana rt.tlrlct In conKress, htos to protest when scored the thirteen Indiana repre. Sfhtatlves who voted against the Hobson Gohltiition nmendment.

Adair charged inH with unfair tactic in attacking him own church, especially since he was a I. aid lecturer. Small replied that his salary was not as larce as a conjrress-man tt and that he only drew 2 cents a miie for raroud. travel, tustead cf Ui 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915 SENATOR KERN IS HOI TO 77 1 1 til 1 1 1 ULi aw FROM WHAT HE HAS HEARD, THINKS JONES LAW IS GOOD. Rug's of every description and quality are here in abundance.

And no matter what kind you want we have it and can save you money. Our twenty-six large stores buy for less they sell for less. It will be money in your pocket to visit our rug department. TALKS OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS REMAIN SOMETIIYi Senator John W. Kern arrived In Indianapolis from Washington early today and went Immediately to his home, in North Pennsylvania street.

Senator Kern said he was glad to get back home, and expected to remain In the city for some time. Senator Kern declined to make any definite statement In regard to the new Jones primary law. "The last few days of the congress were such busy ones." he said, "that I did not have time to read the Indianapolis pa pers and am not familiar with the Jones primary law, or any of the legislation that was enacted by the Indiana legislature. I understand, however, from what I have heard, that tbe Jones -law is a good one, and that the legislature Just cioaea was a successful one." To Study the Law. Senator Kern said that he intended to make a study of the Jones law, as well as other laws passed by the legislature- at the earliest possible moment, and that he would be more able to express an opinion on the primary law after be had studied it.

Senator Kern said he intended to remain at home, taking a rest and to some business after which he probably would visit in different parts of tbe state. He said he naa no aeunue plans for the Immediate future. Mexican Situation Complex. Speaking of the situation in Mexico, which Is causing considerable apprehension In administration circles. Senators Kern said' the whole situation was so complex that- it IS hard to make any definite statement of what the outcome is likely to be.

"I do not believe." he said, "that there Is any probability of intervention by this onunfrv in.MTio at this time. I believe that it ha iw.n demonstrated by the ad ministration that it is in favor of keeping out of trouble. MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE. Cassius C. Smith Indicted by crana Jury for Killing Hollingsworth.

Casslus C. Smith, who Is recovering at the city hospital from injuries inflicted by himself, after he shot and killed his (ather-in-law, Marcellus Hollingsworth, February 19, has been Indicted by the I Marion county grand Jury on the charge of murder in the first degree. The shoot ing occurred near New Augusta. included in the report containing tne indictment against Smith were eleven other Indictments. One hundred and twelve indictments have been returned by the grand Jury, which has been in session since January 11.

AMERICAN STEAMER HELD. Vlgilancla Was Carrying Cotton From Havana to Bremen. NEW YORK, March 10. The American I steamer Vlgilancla, which sailed from Havana, February 22, with a cargo of cotton for Bremen, "has been intercepted i at sea by a British cruiser and taken to Kirkwall, according to cable advices "received here today. The Vlgilancla was sold recently by "'the Ward line, to Walker, Armstrong of.

Savannah. This was her first trans-Atlantic trip since the sale. Board to Print 30,000 Copies, "Thirty "thousand-copies-of the enrolled acts of 1915 will be printed, according: to decision of the state board of printing today: Th legislature passed a bill which confers on the board the authority to determine now many copies of the acts shall be printed. Under the old law it wa found that only 22.000 copies could be printed. that number was deemed Insufficient.

DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses. Harvey Lindearen and Pearl M. Heath. Paul R.

Hill and Nellie R. Lewi. Earl W. Pen rod and Stella Kindred. Clarence L- Groff and Marie K.

Wolf. and -Alice C. Menrath. Birth Returns. P.

H. and OHve Freeman, JCI7 Mchola. hoy. Alfred and Anna Encel, 8-'0 Vlnrlnla, Harry and Josephine Blrk, Methodist hos pital, boy. JO tin ana Julia unnrin, muey, fKiy.

Ftod and Eatner K.irtiy, 7H uougiaaa, Dov. Charlea and Fanny Xewla, lCril W. ew Tork. girl. Hamuel and.

Mary uray. 1030 w. walnut. Henry ana tsiancn o.niennm, ovu cnajiian. Cririat and Kama enrfre, jui jjouRiaan, ooy.

Omrt and Mary Wallace. 440 Pownlnaj, boy. Arthur and Anna Bromatrap 507 Lrf-ola, boy. Michael and Nora. Relay.

t1 Raatsrn, boy. John and Ida Petero. 1315 B. Tentb. boy.

Marion and Elale Jeno, Z.34 nope, ooy. P. and Lena O'Connor. 130t Marlowe, boy. George and Haae Roirera, S43 Lafayette, Ave and TUlle ReanKk.

W. Ray, boy. Charles and OUva CoaaelU 29S4 N. Delaware, boy. Richard and joaepnina lemimc, y.

Twenty-aeventh. boy. Death Returns. Lwlna Maker, tt years, Hethodlat hospital. septic peritonitis.

Mary fcfoera, a yemra, omiu orvocoo- pneumonla. Harrison Ballard. 7 years. 34 Blacherne, prostatic abacess. Eva Moorman, -J jrn vuiuu, acuia Interatltial nephiitr.

Cheater Heron, monui, nu sh. iunoie, acuta saatrltla. Ida tteoentiacn, i. 3 vhcuiuv carditis. Joaeph Hocrt, S3 years, i canaer, cereDro- hemorrhage.

Minerva Keely. 41 years, city noapiiai, pul monary tuberculoala. Earl Harrta. S3 year. 1X38 Prospect, pulmonary tuberculoala.

Charles "i ixni I uremia. Chrl Boanaorr. is yeau-a, oo v. nmanins- ton, general tuoercuioaia. Helen Dever.

years, aa b. r.orjie, tingni a diaeaae. Eva Brown, yeara city noapitai, aiaoetea melltUs. Artn Mattea. 94 years, iw o.

wen, irac- ture of akull. Charlea riacaer, wra. hi n. eeviiic, snrlna pectoris. Irwin Scagga, montns, i'j o.

ivrynone. pneumonia. OUllaing rermua, Ktta M. Mclntyra, ahed, 3S Comaliu avt, no. Pitt man-Moore company.

Doner, in r. cap ital avt SjOO. Mary E. Asher. oouDie.

ill ti. nirty-tniru William Henley, addition, im tngiisn ave. t30rt. Baatian Meany uompanr, oweinng, Broadway. $4,000.

Hugh. McK. Landon. wtsck. 4-3 Maaaachu- aetta John Lariaon.

double. Pleasant Run boule- rard and Day 1.6c0. Auguat wacler, rerooi, zss iaioott IT3. w. r.

noimrB, uwvit.ua xrarji ana Mirblgan Martha Thomaa, addition. 1447 Elm ira t'0. L. and iS. Mueller, garage, 2322 Kenwood ve l0.

F. Woods, dwelling, X. Hamilton son ThfDmler. dwellinar. 33fl f.a.ai a a I Foemer.

addition, iofll Roosevelt too! D. F. Haley, irarage. Pratt $15. Anna R.

"Ourater, repairs, Ml 5 Park tn. John J. RelHy. administrator, furnace, 2760 Ashland A Fromhold. barn.

103S Dawn 200. First Enpllsh Lutheran church, remodel. per.nfylvanta ann wainut W. 6. Correll.

repair. 2510 E. Thirteenth st. Milton Hayworth. garage.

2349 N. Illlnola 1175. Juhn Brtll. addition, ja Meridian International Building Company, addition, 43 8 W(ft ft- t'V. and A.

K. Benaon. dwelling, 4010 R. kle J3.0W. William B.

Reed, buslneaa room. Howard and Lee Kalpfc E. Klrod, dwelling. 954 Thlrty- Extra Special SalG A good sturdy shoe for hard wear, blucher style only, broad toes, extra heavy soles. ONE DAY SALE SIZES 1 TO 7 Also few patent, button and blucher shoes in sizes 45.

Factory SI103 Sioro 313-332 Massachusetts Arcnua A collar masterpiece. Mei Collars The leading men's wear stores have Ide Silver Collars or can get them for you but If you have the slightest bother, write us for a list of our dealers nearest you. ceo. p. ioc a turn, trot, n.

V. Dr. TV Noble Dr. G. A.

Cash THE ADVANCE T. D. Hammond, tame lino Mr a. N. Geldmeier, repairs, $100.

5,000 Eat. Vt In dentlatry has been marked In the -past tew "years. Wa have kept pace, and today feel that few dentlats are so well prepared to give high-class service. Porcelain filllnga. gold Inlays, sanitary bridges, artificial teeth that fit ara a part of our dally work.

It daaf (be lalilraa way. a A ITTP hrvT at da di ado a ana a uwiinu n. 2SVV KST WASHINGTON ST. Watch Your Children Often children do cot let parents know they are constipated. They fear Bome-tbing distasteful.

They will like EexaU Orderlies a mild laxative that tastes like eugar. Sold ou'v by us, 10 cents. Henry J. Huder. reahlngle.

2723 Bellefon- 148 Orange st. J. B. Emrirh. addition, Lafayette and Eight eenth- 1000.

K. A. Rink, double. fO N. Rural I2.S00.

K. M. Schofleld et double. Ludloa I1.8U0. Charles A.

Benedict, remodel, Columbia W. G. Sale, furnace. 1113 N. Arsenal Li.

W. T. garage." 1027 Harve 100 Laura Franklin, repairs, 152 Northwestern, Theodore Demlng, remodel. f4 Kenwood A. and F.

Baker, dwelling, 1211 Coiner ave. BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE. PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLLS APPROVED Vacation part Warman from Vandalla railway to firat alley south of Oliver ave. Vacation nrnt alley earn or Pine Maryland et. to H.

IX Railway pany's tracks. Pensions for Indianians. from Cora (Special to The Indianapolis Xawa) WASHINGTON, March 10. Pensions have been rranted Indianians as follows: Lewis C. Baird.

Jeffersonvilie. tJO; Klisa-beth Crouch. Gosport, $12; Elizabeth J. Fisk. Chestertorii 112; Emma J.

Weber. Wabash. tU. SOCIAL SIDE OF CHURCHES. The Aid Society of Tuxedo M.

E. chureh will meet tomorrow afternoon at the church. The Aid Society No. 2 of Roberts Park church will serve a chicken dinner to morrow at the church from 11:30 till 2 o'clock. At the Seventh Presbyterian church to morrow evening there will be a preparatory service for the communion service to be held Sunday morning.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So ciety of Roberts Park church will meet tomorrow at clock. If will be thank offering day. Mrs. C. K.

Asbury will speak. The Missionary Society of Trinity Congregational church will meet tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock with Mrs. O. A. Merrill.

1j9 Linden street. L. E. Glenn, a returned missionary from Egypt, will speak. v.m'A---:- a If Velvet Rugi $2 Quality i i i 'XT' af c.

These are genuine velvet rugs and come in a variety of beautiful designs. They are 27 inches by 54 inches and are seldom equaled under $2.00. Matting Rugs .98: Size 9 feet by 12 feet. A $4.00 quality. These are just the rugs you want for your bedroom.

They are made of fine matting and come in handsome They are of a quality that usually sells for $4.00. Don't fail to get one at our special price. Gold Medal Axminster Rug $25 Quality 1 I i 91.00 Cash, iJl.OO a Month. IThi3 is the' famous Gold Medal Axminster rug. Dealers sell this quality of rug regularly for $25." It has thick, high," soft, silky pile, and is woven in beautiful color in new designs.

All rugs lined free of charge. Size 9 feet by 12 feet. 1 PE0PLE -FOR- I art 4 1 1 villi a All Goods -jlnriY Marked A-ff lj Plain i 1 rtgures ARGUMENT IN BROWN CASE. Testimony Heard lr Suit Over Arrest of Voter. Argument in the case In which Henry Seyfried, Wayland Sanders, a policeman, and Sam V.

Perrott. chief of police, are accused of having maliciously prosecuted Charles Brown, colored, on the charaa of false registration, wa to be heird this afternoon by the Jury in Judge Moll's room of the superior court. Brown established the fact that he was a legal voter and entitled to register October S. when, it was charged; he had no right to register. The object of the defense ha been to prove that feevfd Sanders acted on Information which they believed to be correct in proceeding against Brown.

Brown was anreated after he had voted In the Second precinct of the t-igntn waru. li- quitted in police court November 1-- Hs Is asking fa. Qui damages. $15,000 Fire at Plymouth. Special te The Indianapolis News PLYMOUTH.

March 10. Fire last night destroyed the Bogda NeaJ Cooper 5,000 Breakfast, Dinner and Supper CAN BE SERVED EVERY DAY AT THE Fletcher and Merchants Fletcher Savings and Trust and Merchants Bank Bldgs. Open From 6:30 A. M. to 70 P.

M. Everything "We Offer is tliVBest That Money Will Buy. Pertrrkog Steak with French Fried Potatoes 35 Knlaa Stem with Creole Rout Beef. Potatoes ITic Roast Iork. 1 Tic Ulankiaiaiw Trout.

Potatoes Manasaoth FroaT. with I'otatoea Blaek Baaa, Rashers of Bacon rater ftew Oyster fcoaa Clans Chowder Vegetable, Cream of Tomato and Other Soups, rc -Vegetables, all kinds, per portion, 5 Coffee, Tea or Milk. An endless variety of the best of foods at corresponding prices. MUSIC THAT ENTERTAINS BASEMENT FLOORS lOe age Company Loss, $15,000. Snow flake k.

Reversible Room Size Rtifjn 00 els A $17.00 quality for Velvet Runs $18.50 Quality Mattresi A $6.00 Quality building and machinery. Brought Back to Indianapolis. Detective Frank Duncan returned last night from Lafayette, with Edward Brown, age eighteen, who m-a arrested there Monday night at the request of the Indianapolis police. Brown wa arrested on a grand Jury capias which charged him I 'sh rk 'A A If. a Size 9 ft.

by 12 ft. 91 Cash', a month." This is a full size room rug of very pretty medallion patterns. The design is woven through the fabric to permit reversing. Bru Rug $1.00 Cash, 91.00 a month. A good quality Brussels rug, size 9 feet by 12 feet, comes in the very latest designs.

The colors are bright and well blended. The quality is such that the rugs, can be de-, pended on for long wear. Full room size. $1 Cash, $1 a Month. Velvet rugs of unusually soft, silky-thread, that gives that rich, luxurious appearance "that up to now has only been found in the highest priced Wonderful designs, wonderful materials wonderful values.

$3 91.00 Cash, $1.00 a Month. An excellent Snowflake cotton mattress, of unusual merit. It is covered with a pood quality of ticking and evenly tufted and bound. This is the quality of mattress usually sold for $6.00, but we are selling them at the special price $3.50 Washington and Capitol Sommers Corner One Price to All 1 with being Implicated In the ftralbm i.f an automobile belonging' to l)r. E.

It. Hush. South East street, in Novem ber. It 1 alleged that Brown and a companion, Joseph O'Brien, drove the car to-Ijouiaville. and returned here.

O'Brien, it Is Is now serving a sentence in the Indiana Boys'- school. Brown was released on bond when was Indicted by the grand Jury, but failed to appear at the proper time. -Spring- S19.5.S22.S Aside from the many, models in suits for women of medium build, we show many snappy 'suits for biff women at these prices. There are two styles in the popular chudda cloth poplin, serge and gaberdine beins the ether prominent materials. All sizes to 51.

No Charge fcr Alterations Fit lh anj V.Vnea 3D;.