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THE INDIAXAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920.

ENCROACH* BOLSHEVISM. PERIL AHEAD

July U.—Victory #vr PoUu»4 wo aM fwooping *11 of tho General MtrU! Gorman oMf forth i»

received lioro

florff noyo, north an<l

•toft It,*’

“el aUlnet* *w« wor " that hi* •art-

Peora f< WIN Bo Too Lo«o. <a Th«a It wilt he too tota.** ho 4o*l Otaroa “amt tho proocot elrlllMtlon will crumbio a« did that of Groooo and Romo. And tho eaaoo will ho tho obtt»oon«e» of ffovoramant, and tho totharirr of tho hoorpootoo. as tho lanor alwaro aad overywhono tttap I to Otap hototir at homo oa day* of Oeclatvo ovohto. ; / "Botohoviom I* a motioior that muaf ad ranee io #ai»t. It I* adranr-mg now and In a (rradoal prorroao from oaat to w«*t and fa eruahlnp ororjrgf thin* hot woof tho midland ooa aa# ihm At Sun till ^ W s - II wm ♦•♦Jr W t ft H fir* k td~ and dofoat

toward Borll

ftln

Lithuania io airoady join* iet ftuaoia and I* domandinc of tlto Rruaoian pro vine* o

Tho momont wilt

fig

vane* <n Rra#u*. ing aovi

a *iie* of tno wait pruoota.

o«*mo when tho Boiohovfat ami*o will monoeo Germany,and Gaeofao*hiooBKlh

directly.

Booerlhoo Impawdlaa Monaoe. *'t deaerihod tho tmpondiag monaoo of Uotahovlam In my latorvtow with tho pro** early la February. My warning* wor* a Cry In tho wftdor nooa. These menoceo are now reality l/«tiine hae advanced hi* Itaoo to the frontier* of China, Afghanistan and India and f* now propar* continue hi* victorious prog

Bolshevist entsrprises

fans

will

ffe'i

Acity asd tho *«- &t itVaagr 1 , r hT r KZ,T.;: n tho Ilreotlon of woe than in wtil bo later as

ease.

►♦tweeii

which

e England's both dlrecthat we must ice what the besides, a Ishevlste and

the only problsm afford to be an onTh* f«ol problem n civilisation and loh the Interest ol are one. They can

.*t—r- thslr several waya. ♦d bv their several interests, n this conflict is attended to. •ttrriag Maesos of I ad la.

•Their propaganda Is stirring ths masses of India to tho depth* of their hearts: it is sucotssfully brtdg Inf the gulf that subsists between the Moslems of India and th* disciples

of ths aptlve religions. Minor and Persia and ail to Arabia and Persia th# propaganda conducts Ha n# anti-Christian Pan*

S. r

ar* expected to drop In the tsvlsm without notlcsable * ffoot objectives of the is are now In Germany and Csecho-Slovakia and Aus

H jlshevist propaganda in Germany voeate war on oapltal and the sstah* llshment of a proletarian dlctatorate; with Grrmaa Nationalists Us missionaries dsmand the dellveranc# of country from ths sntents yokes; ulaotursrs and merchants are promised commtrola! cohaacttons, although every one knows th* Bolahovlsts can give nothing, but can only taks. Yet w% are connipsUed to a*

knowledge

ids is

th*

manu

agent

that tho Botehovlet prog.

a perfect oupcesa'*

PLANS FOR LEAGUE COUNCIL

•ecretarfee la Saw Sebastian, Cpata,

to Arraatgo for Mooting. (By th* Aseeslaled Proas]

WAN t?KBA8TiAN r Spain, July 28 The secretaries of ths Magus of nation* arrived hore ysatorday to mak* arrangement* for tho olghth mooting of tho league council, which boglna July 1#. The mooting will be hold In the Paiacto do la Dlputacion. In tho venter of th* old town, looking on tho Plasa os la Constttuoion, where bull fights formerly were witnessed In the open air from balconies and windows which were numbered like

theater seats.

This meeting of th* Council Is r* garded by officials connected with th# league a* th* moat Important y*t held, the principal subject of di,cusslon being how to effect organ! aation of a blockade to enforce the

trkey. whoa* Inhebitants are

as iwady to ^xeroi» 4

Inatian, also will

decisions of ths league in case «f ths belligerency of any nation. Mandatoa for the colonies and territories

afia.^rtSA rh',^-

not yst regarded ♦elf-deterrolnatlo

cussed.

Th* report of tho committe# of igfIsts on their work at Ths Hague for the purpose of organising an International tribunal will bo present ed by Leon Bourgeois, th* French rep resents live. Tho rotations of th< council to ths full assembly of th*

1 bo taken up in view of

league will the full mot Wilson for

bsssador tc on tod Spati mootings.

NEGLIGENCE HELD CAUSE. oroaor Aooaaoo Hammoad Man of RoopoMiblltty for Death. (Special to Th* Indlar.apoli* Newi) Ind„ July 18 —The ree. Lake county corog an Inquest in the death Becker, a Chicago chemist, , contains the charge that death resulted from th# negltgenco of Alvin Schrei* wa?°ktUed while riding in <mr when it hit a heavy rolber, tho coroner's rosays, was driving thlrty-flvo miles an hour without lights at midnight, when ths accident occurred.

crunmai ne* Thtvr-r, truck. Scht port a

MANY FIREMEN OVERCOME. Armour Boot Hoaoe at Cbleage Steekyarda Dratraycg. CHICAGO. July 28.—Twenty firemen were overcome today while fighting a nr* that practically destroyed the. beef house of Armour A Co., a *v#■tory structure, covering a block at 'XISSSMS?. wort5^f*b,,f.' n * Ceti

aft

an4 Aofwt Store Closes SBlnrday, I F* »*

-M.

Palsy Rompers, and Creepers " B}2.95

white with ptsk aad bloe oellar end eofta embroidered la binek Teliew. ptek mad bloe with white end black trimmings .

mam 1 to 8 yes re Aloe a_ gross at SAP.

; i 75 MEN! Choice of AD Our 1.50 Neckties

STORE HOURS—8^0 au m. until 5 p. m.; close 1p.m. Saivnlay —

(Wasaon's Mob's Dept, Street Floor)

Mailorders Receive Prompt Attention

uaranteed Low Prices

Smart Hats Inexpensively Priced!

HATH,

AND

HA1RBRAIDM

rAs.

..iV-'

ft;

Styles that will accent paay «Ory eurnmer frock*, spo rts ^oagaatos, a o d many can be worn late Into September with dresses and svtis ^ rb* Shape* Are Uatamaily Becoming—and What a Variety!

tho sraali coauettiah At tvm up all around

pictured •#»■

uottish turbans, off-

sallors and

All Colors-Nary and White—Choice $5

tWassoa'd, Third Floor >

Ti,

THE VERY NEWEST Vests or Gilets I WITB COLLARS!! -— — - , ■ WMU Solectiaa and Extremely Good Vaises 1.48—2.98 and 4.98 Mad* of filmy not and trimmed with dainty Val lac*. A most charming accompaniment for the summer frock, tho sport suit and tho sweater for travel and vacation wear. . IWa—oaW.

MISSES’

AND WOMEN’S

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■m*ms*dmF*mtam

On Special Sate for the First Time—55 Silk Sports Suits of Pongee

Reduced From 35.00 and 37.50 for One Day, Thursday Only! Three different models for choice. I smart and most practical for orts and travefinf and vacation wear. Typical style pictured. COATB IN Sir OR F1NGBR- ... 7^ TIP LENGTH NOfeh. roll or Taxed* collar*, with string bolts. Patch or hattom trimmed pooheota. All •*’**■— foot arrived. Slaea Id ta 4S for mtoao* aad women. One bay Feature at $25 < WaaMa’o, Second Floor)

Japanese Kimonos | REDUCED! , 2.79

3.95 and 4.95 Values hsnd-embroidered

WASSON’S offer ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE of MAXIMUM QUALITY and MAXIMUM VALUE in the August Sale of Furs Don’t Overlook the Advantages of Buying FURS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES at WASSON’S The purchase of furs now is a safe and sound investment. Careful consideration should be given qualities and VALUES, however. WASSON’S unexcelled facilities for buying furs (the close co-operation for many years of one of the largest New York fur buying organizations) enabled this store not only to secure garments of unsurpassed elegance, but at MOST ADVANTAEOUS PRICES.

All

floral _

„ ^ Unus-

ual value* 8.79.

<WaM*a’*, Fourth Floor)

and foliage design*; choice of rose or blu*. fir

MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S Envelope Chemise | REDUCED! |

1.69

2J»0 and 195 Values

Of ooft white nainsook with

of embroidered

yoke* fisedy:

CWaasoa**. Foorth Floor)

some tailored, of embroidery; , . '‘"i ■ . ,.S.If

or-

with sises

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The (Annual) August Blanket Sale Is ON in EARNEST Enthusiasm runs high as the sale progresses. No need to emphasize the importance of buying blankets now. Every item advertised affords a very real saving. Great Stocks of New, Clean, Fresh Goods Featured at Very Low Prices

7.49 Wool Finish Plaid Blankets Come in beautiful, even blocks of pink, \ C O si sss. ImT \ d.oy

Large Sii

Blanket

Fancy Plaid Beacon Blankets, 9.08 ; In lavender and tan. gray rruiMra 1 '* * ,x Regular 22.50 Down Comforts, 19.98 Covered with fine Quality mercerised cambric; floral patterns; plain satesn border; large aise, in tha August Sale at Ifi-fifi.

Size Beacon

is, 5.98

Sis* 44x78. In gray, tan And white. With blue and wink borders. In the August Sals at BBS pair. m 11 £ Beacon Bathrobe

Blankets, 6.98

Aiful Indian and con-

,1 patterns, with jo frogs. Large #i*e. In th* August Sale

Fine Beacon Indian

Blankets, 7.98

la a large and varied assortment of patterns; large else, 48x80. Very special Tn th* August Sals at tm each. August Sale—Crib

Comforts, 2.69

Pretty nursery patterns, com* In pink and blue, border to match. Special tn the August Sals at *fifi each.

Beacon Jacquard Comforts, 6.98

In many striking designs; light Mae, pink, tan. lavender. oM rose and Copen;

* ust Sale.

ris .is"

August

(W*

Cotton Blankets Greatly Reduced, 2.39 In gray and tan, with borflsrs; good wolght and splondld quality. For twin beds In the August Sale at S£fi. Silkoline Comforts, Special, 5.75 Pretty floral and Persian patterns, filled with cotton; large double bed also. 78x84. August Sals prices, iojvo. SM, 900. 9JS0 and ISO each. White Wool Crib Blankets. 4.50 With blue and pink borders; sis* 42x40 at TAfi pair; six* 36x54 at SJOO pair; size 88x42, extra special at 4AO pair. Fine Wool Plaid Blankets, 8.98 Come in even block plaids of light blue, pink, tan and gray. Large sise. 44x80. In tne August Sale at SAB pair. 120 Wool Plaid Blankets, 9.98 Broken checks in light blue, pink, gray and taa; large sise, OfxSO. Offered in tbs August Sal* at »A8 pair. Silkoline Comforts, Reduced, 6.98 Covered with fin* grad* of silkoline, in noat floral and Persian pattern* Largo double bed sise, 72x80. August Sale, *.88 each. Cotton Comforts. 100 of Them, $11.98 Filled with fine grad* of laminated cotton, covered with floral crop#; 10-inch sateen border to match; large rise. 78x84. Kach, iLfiS. emeat Store)

Men!

GENUINE SOISETTE Athletic Union Suits, 1 50 Underwear bf sotsette, the coolest and th* best for hotweather wear. Here is an underpriced offering. All sises, 86 to 44 (except sise 38), Thursday, 1A«. (Men's Dept, Street Fleer)

We are so sure that fart of the same high quality can not be duplicated now for less that

We Guarantee Prices If any garments offered In this sale can be duplicated at a lower price before taken from the store. October list, w* will cheerfully refund amount paid

of but only a few

Brief mention |

of th* hundreds of pieces included, but remember—the fur-piece you’ve been wantinmts her#—at a GUAR-

ANTEED LOW PRICE.

The Scarfs

, MhiffUfit Sale Privileges You may sslect any article on sale ? Payment of 8S% deposit w*' will hold ’ the garment in our cold storage vault until November 1. Our charge customer* may charge their deposit on curent month’s bill. The balance will be charged on October statement rendered November 1st. Storage free of charge until November 1st.

ANIMAL SCARFS IN FOX AND FITCH—Attractive animal scarfs In brown, black .and taupe fox and fitch. Choose In the August Sal* at 3R.00 HUDSON SEAL, FITCH AND WOLF SCARFS —Large fox animal scarfs tn taupe, brown and black. Hudson seal, fitch and wolf scarfi. August Sale at 45.00 SCARFS IN SKUNK:. MOLE AND BROWN FOX—Also a splendid collection of Jap marten scarfs. August Sale price 67.50 EXTRA LARGE SCARFS IN FOX AND LYNX—Choose from extra la rife scarf* in brown fox, black lynx, and also a few Hudson seal capes included. August Sal* Price 85.00

The Coats

MUSKRAT. MARMOT

AND PONY SKIN COAT 8—Sport type coats: soms have self collars and cuffs; others have raccoon collars and cuffs. August Sals pries 8165

MUSKRAT. HAIR

SEAL AND PONY COATS — Th# 1 h 11 * r with Australian opossum and natural raccoon collar and

cuff* August Sale

Price 8175

SEALINE. MARMOT,

AND NUTRIA COATS— Luxurious coats of plain sealine, marmot

and nutria. Augi

Sal* prioo

HUDSON SEAL (DYED MUSKRAT) AND MOLE—O n t y a few plain Hud-

son seal (dyed rat) and mole

August Sal*

price 8850

New! Crisp! Cool! Summer Frocks FOR MISSES AND WOMEN Decidedly Underpriced!'

and 12.S0 Plain Voiles Figured Voiles Checked Ginghams Striped Ginghams Clever styling, good quality of material and sareful workmanship distinguish these dainty warm weather frocks. AMONG THE MANY PIQUANT MODES ye* wilt find straight II**, tie-hack, ralflea. •vereklrt. apron effect, pleated tier, remad aad ■guar* Reeks, aad ell th* newest and heat ealerlnga. Typical styla pictured. Two Unusual Groups of Summer Frocks—7.50 and 12.50

(Waaaaa’a, Second Fleer)

=£=

ru ;w

muskcoats.

Separate Fur Pieces

MISSES’ NUTRIA COAT—A very smart ■ports model. Sale price 8195 HUDSON SEAL (DYED MUSKRAT) COAT—40 inches long with collar and cuffs and border of natural skunk. Sale price 8705 (Wasaon's. Second Floor)

NATURAL SQUIRREL COAT—8« . inch** long, with reverse bor-

der and deep

Sale price

HUDSON SEAL COAT—Extra fine quality, with elegant beaver collar and cuffs. Site Pries S67S

•6TS

New Blouses of Unexcelled Style, Quality and Value

Smart Summer Blouses

- -

An Exceptional Group at 11.50 " > Blouses one would hardly expect to find at 11.50. fine quality Georgette and Tricolette. Georgettes in tie-on and regulation styles with fine lace trims, hand embroidery end real filet. Many tricolette* with silk and wool embroidery. Choice, 11 JO. Typical style pictured. - ' ' i s' * U; v '%**'• 1

Ordinarily Sell for 7.95 Georgette Blouses Fin* Georgettes, 1 m* m—y pm* dainty French voiles, I ^ cool organdies and > ^ S 9 soma hand made ba- I %»-/• # tiste blouse*. Long J and short slssves, trimmed with lacs, pin tucka embroidery, etc. Special,

Many Excellent Values fat v Georgette Blouses Fresh and new, spe- Y yv mm *~\ dally purchased and I f I / I priced accordingly. > f § Trimmings of real ( lace* tiny pin tuck*. ) ■ilk hand embroidery, silk braid, eta Low necks, short si#*vs*, navy, white, bisque and flesh. Special, fi.se.

HBgR

sirir \hTQi Kny bJlLJ&Jh) at Wasson’s NO W-and Save!

Greater than ever assortments! Greater than before, the values!

WASSON’S SILKS are dependable silks! WASSON valu6s are not to be excelled. Never was there a more opportune time to buy silks at a saving.

Having bought in Urge

markable week, we

qiu

concessions In the sre in a position

uantitie* st re*

market last

.ite.

Offer Remarkable Values on ths newest and best fabrics—right from ths looms, and urge patrons to buy now and share in

the savings afforded.

BOUGHT ADVANTAGEOUSLYUNDERPRICED

Baronette Satins

WmM

In a Splendid

*33

Original Price

on this

Quality, 6.98

40 inches wide, th* genuine baronette satin in the following range of shades—ail fashion leaders: - ROBB—TAUPE—COPEN BLUE—GRAY , —TURQUOI8B— SAND AND PINK.

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(Wawon'a, Seeend Fleer)

The Best Qualities and Newest Styles in This Very Unusual Sale of Hand Bags About 340 new and fashionable hand bags from regular stock at especially low prices! A one-day feature. Note the very attractive value

Styles Pictured—4.79

Smart Silk Sports Bags

\3.79

In bright, beautiful

shades, with handsome filigreed frames of oxidized silver and green

gold. Special. S.TS.

At 4.79

New Moire Silk Bags Beautiful and smart moire silk bags on silver filigree frames; others beaded. ALSO BAGS OF FAILLE SILK ON SHELL FRAMER A Splendid Selcctio®—4.79

Pouch Pin Seal Bass, 5.98 to 27.50 - la bright, black finish; matinee pouch and swagger shapes; all sises, many trimmed with clips. An excellent assortment, tU98 at* to WTM.

Large Size Silk Bags Bags on carved \ ww mi ataelf frames in ( / aa / I all pastel shade* ( A m 1/ and amber. Demi ' and shell, fitted with coin purse and mirror. Handsome rilk lining. Special. 7.50.

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At 2.98 Tooled Leather Bags Handsome full size bags, smartly tooled, rich bronze color, moire silk lined and fitted with mirror and coin purse. ALSO CANTEENS IN NEW SHAPES Choice 2.98.

(Wasson's, Street Fleer)

Clever New Vanities

Vachette, panther grain, nary, gray and tan fluffed leather, ,

all with large beveled mirrors,

Exceptional values, 5AS.

)5.98

ORIGINAL PRICE 4.59 Fine Silk Shirtings 2.69 If and 86 inches wide, including radiums, jersey silk and crepe de chin**; big variety. Yard, 2,89.

ORIGINAL PRICE 6.28 New Crepe Meteors 3.59 40 inches wide, best quality crepe meteors, offered in taupe, navy, apricot, dark Copen, African brown.

ORIGINALLY^ WORTH Rainbow Georgette Crepes

2.98

40 inches wide, th# very newest Style—shaded Georgette crepes: new coloring* for dresses, blouses and lingerie.

2.00—12 Momie Weight Pongee,

First quality, Japanese pongee, natural color: In big demand for dressee, blouses, draperies, etc.

Yard, 1.18.

440 Embroidered Georgette O OQ Crepes aJea/O 40 inches wide, richly embroidered in seif or all silk Georgette, brown, navy, black and white. Yard, 2.88. ,

1.18

ORIGINAL PRICE 4.S0 Iroquois Black Dress Taffeta 2.28 : 84 Inches wide, name ■tamped on selvedge; beautiful chiffon finish; about 600 yards to go at 2.28 yard.

ORIGINAL PRICE. 3.26 Navy Chiffon Taffeta, Yd.

1.95

36 inches wide, standard brand of navy blu* chiffon taffeta in two shades—-light and dark navy. Yard, 1.86,

i m

ORIGINAL PRICE, 4.25 -Fine Crepe Meteor

2.79

silk

40 inches wide, all

crepe meteors in navy, hrown. African and black.

Yard. 2.78.

2.48

440 AH Silk Dress Satin,

38 inches wide, heavy quality, all slik yarn dyed dree* satin, in navy and black. Quantity is limited. Yard, 2.43.

3.98

540 White Ruff-a-nuff,

44 inches wide, white khaki kool, for sport* skirts and suits. A very exceptional bargain, 8 98

yard. * ■

>•’*. Third Fleer)

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