Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1922 — Page 7

JUNE 9,1922.

ITALIAN HOLDS RIGHT TO TALK HIS PRIVILEGE Tariff Matter Grows Into Delicate Subject. WATSON IS SILENT Indiana Senator Is Turning Inquiries Away. WASHINGTON, June ® —Ambassador Blccfa defiant refusal to refrain from public discussion of American tariff legislation. which he holds to be an international issue Tltal to the Interests of the Italian people, was Regarded so seriously In official quarter * as to give to reports Secretary of State Hughes had requested Republican Senators to refrain from replying to the ambassador. The matter has b*come.jne of extreme delicacy. No other explaration could be obtained for the silence at the Capitol following Ricci’s refusal to retract any of his criticism of the pending taritl legislation or to concede be Tiolated the properties of proceedure among nations in giving public expression to his views as to the effect of the proposed lemon and olive tariff on Italian industries. Ambassador Ricci called at the State Department with the counsellor of the Italian embassy. He spent about sorts minutes with Secretary Hughes. He declined later to comment on the interview. The mere fact that Ricci Is to leave the United State# shortly and probably reenter politics, thereby leaving his post vacant here, Is not regarded as affecting the lasue from a diplomatic standpoint Senator Ricci plans to sail for Italy Monday. NATION TURNS INQUIRERS AWAY. Secretary Hughes remained reticent as any and all aspects of the controversy, ®d Senator James Ell Watson, Indiana, burned away all Inquirers. He refused to dlscu-s the matter in any way. It was lea.'ced, however, from Administration sp ikerman at both ends ofl'ennsylvania avenue that the establishedpolicy fOt the American Government is so clear respecting such matters as to render It unnecessary for Mr. Hughes to make a public statement. The United States regards the tariff ns a domestic question. That has been made clear on numerous occasions. If any foreign government wished to address itself to pending legislation such as the tariF, the established procedure takes the form of Informal representations to our Government. That might Us done through a trlef submitted to the Secretary of State to be transmitted by him to the proper branch of the Government . In any event a foreign ambassador desiring to discuss such matters as tariff legislation would be expected to do it through the Department of State., not through public addresses or personal representations to Congress. GUATEMALAN CALLS ON MOSES. The most recent lnetance of the clatter kind was afforded by Julio Btanehl. then Guatemalan minister to this country who railed in person on Senator Moses of New Hampshire to express opposition to a resolution of Inquiry into Guatemalan conditions which the Senator had pending before the Committee on Foreign Relations. Dr. Blanchi was rebuked promptly by the State Department. He tendered an apology. On the question of freedom of speech by foreign embassadors, the precedents reveal the attitude of the State Department. It la that an ambassador represents a government and that when an ambassador speaks his government speaks. Utterances of ambassadors on general topics are welcomed but never Is It considered proper for them to discuss domestic policies of the government to which they are accredited. With reference to their discussion of International Issues which may be pending for decisions by the United States, attention la directed to the fact that an “international question” Is In Its final analysis merely one with two or more “national views.” For that reason, the expression by Viacount Gray of his views on the Lodge reservations to the treaty of Versailles was withheld by him until after he hsd ceased to function as the British ambassador to the United States and had returned to England. Gold Star Mother Follows 3 Sons LEESVTLLE, Ind., June Mrs. Mary Jane GiUeh, 65. a gold star war mother, died at her home here last night. Three of ber sons were killed in the World War.

for MEN! Ak Exceptional values in comfortable summer ox!fords—for instance, our 'lrepP|lfHL Goodyear welts, and rubber heels— Also, conservative models, as well as aU the season’s nov- m pair eltles, for men and boys and Ay women and girls. $3 SHOE COMPANY 2ND FLOOR STATE LIFE BUILDING

White Hats for the Graduates Leghorns, Taffetas, Sport Styles and Hair Braids. Lovely Garden Hats. Very Special—One Lot of Hats, up to $lO Values, $2.00 DAVLAN HAT SHOP 432-431 Massachusetts Avenue. *

Fourteen Bottles in Negro 9 s Basket! Yoo Hoo! an 9 Speed! Fourteen bottlea of llqnor were found In a basket propped by a negro In the 1200 block on Senate avenue when he saw Lieutenant Rominger and a squad of police and Lieutenant Rominger and squad approaching. Asa result, a warrant was sworn out and the police today are looking for Ben -Bolling, who Is believed to have been the owner. The negro, minus his Incumbrances, outdistanced the police in an exciting chase. At one point on a circuitous route, the negro jumped through an open window of a coal Bhed, the door of which was locked. The police thought they had him cornered, but one lunge at the door carried the negro through and In the next five blocks he made good his escape by superior footwork. Coroner Reports on Death of J. E. Zahn An Inquest held by Dr. George R. Christian, deputy coroner, over the body of J. Edward Zahn, 25, 1049 College avenue, who died at the Oxford Hotel Wednesday night shortly after he had rented a room, showed death due to pulmonary oedema, undue expansion of the blood vessels of the lungs. Zahn registered at the hotel as ‘*F. C. Parsons” of Chicago and his father, Simon Zahn, said the young man left home only an hour before his death, apparently good health New Steel Mill to Be Installed Here Anew steel mill will be Installed soon at the Chapman-Price Steel Company, It was learned today. Niles Chapman, president of the company, stated that the approximate cost would be $25,000. The company operates eight mills at the present time and employes 800 men. The addition of anew mill will necessitate the employment of about thirty skilled men and a number of laborers and helpers. \ The capacity of the plant win be Increased 25 per cent. It was estimated. The total production, in this event, would amount to approximately 21,000 tons of sheet steel annually. Service Commission Likes Report on Cars Teh report of the sub-committee of the general committee appointed by Mayor Shank to investigate the situation of the street car company has been received and recommended by John W. McCnrdle, chairman of the public service commission. "The public will get a better undcr- ; standing of the situation through the work of the committee.” Mr. McOardle j said. "They are fairly well satisfied that some assistance is necessary for the car company in order that better Jfents and extensions may be made.”

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WATCHING FOR EVASIONS OF BUILDING LAW Hamilton Refuses Permits to Erect Houses Where Plans Are Not Submitted. City Building Commissioner Francis L. Hamilton Is trying to save renters from Inconveniences resulting from poorly planned houses “slapped together by landlords who want big profits.” He Is for permits to erect residences and garages to submit detailed drawings. Heretofore permits have, been issued on the word of the applicant alone. Many construction features

DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES' Saturday Shoppers’ Guide

For Women and Girls Oxfords, Strap Pumps, Strap Sandals $2.95—53.95 These two lots include novelties as well as the more desirable staples and conservative styles; all the popular leathers and satins; also combinat on and two-toned effects in sports oxfords. Footwear for Misses and Children Four Groups at SI.OO, $1.69 SL9S, $2.49 Strap Pumps, Oxfords and Sandals; patent leather, mahogany and combinations Boy s’Shoes, $ 1.95, $2.49,52.95 Men’s Shoes and Oxfords, $3.95 Pr. Odd sizes; a large number of excellent styles; greatly reduced.

The Woman Shopper Finds —

White Sateen Petticoats at sl, $1.49 and $1.98 Double panels, three qualities, all good, hemstitched, scalloped. *'Bur son” Hose, Silk and Fiber, 85c Pair Made to fit without a seam, fashioned leg and foot, double sole, narrow fashioned ankle; black, cordovan and white; 8% to 10, seconds.

For Children's Day A Thousand More Children’s Gingham Dresses at 89c Each GINGHAMS and chambrays, beautifully made by the “Yankee Maid” people; every style good, all work first-class; a close-out value. Sizes range from 7to 14 years; plaids, checks, stripes, plain colors are included; trimmings of cretonne, pique and organdy; also of embroidery.

Downstairs Sports Apparel News

Sport Jackets $3.98 $5.95 $7.95 Bright colors seem to be wanted in these popular jackets, and we have them. There are Tuxedo models, belted models, pinch backs, some with inverted plait backs. Some are bound on pockets, edges and collars with white; some have bell sleeves, some cuff sleeves; some button at the neek with a trim collar, and there are all the season’s bright colors as well as navy and black. Sizes 16 to 42.

which would violate the building code ore being caught, be aald. For Instance: State housing commission requires any double bouse having a common entrance to have a four-foot side yard, nine-foot celling height, window area equal to one-seventh the floor area and no room smaller than 100 square feet, except bathroom and closets. Quite a few plana were fonnd not complying. The only way to evade the provisions Is to make separate entrances. Some builders do this rather than change celling heights and other features. . Even so, whoever occupies the house wins, says Hamilton. He Is relieved ot the annoyance of entering by tbs same door as bis neighbor. Girl stops prairie fire. .FARGO, N. D., June 9.—Fifteen-year-old Maria Nyase, daughter of a Belgian farmer, started a backfire when she saw a prairie fire In the distance and saved six farmhouses which would otherwise have burned.

Sports Waists, $4.95 Heavy crepe tie chine, trimmed with new crepe mater lals, bright shades; sizes 36 to 46. New Fiber Sweaters, $5.95 Tuxedo style, several novelty weaves; black, brown, navy. Tub Frocks, $2.67 Street dresses of fine ginghams and chambrays, trimmed and made like higher-priced garments; sizes 16 to 48. Liberal assortment and range of styles, from conservative to extreme.

L. S. AYRES & CO.—DOWNSTAIRS STORE

INDIANA DAILY TIMES

IRISH EXPECT QUIET ELECTION Survey Indicates Ten Independents Will Be Elected. DUBLIN, June 9.—A preliminary survey of the Irish election outlook today Indicated that at least ten Independent candidates would be elected to the Free State Parliament next week In the general election. The coalition panel candidates, however, will have control of the Parliament A quiet election Is In prospect MADE BANK EXAMINER. William F. Morris of Pendleton has been named chief State bank examiner by Charles W. Camp, bank commlssldner. It became known today, to succeed Charles W. Smalley, who was appointed to the place lesa than one month ago. Morris has been cashier of a bank at Pendleton.

For Children Fancy Socks, Pair All plain colors, with fancy roll top; made of mercerized lisle, with reinforced toe and heel; this means extra wear. Sizes 6% to 9. Lot contains seconds and firsts. Infants’ Pique Coats, 69c Each Closed out to us by & manufacturer; all white pique, wide and narrow wale. Sizes 1 to 4 years; soma embroidered. Children’s Washable Frocks, $1.98 Each Fine ginghams, chambrays, organdies, in dozens of dainty styles; beautifully made; deep hems, plenty of light colors. Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.19 Printed madras; fast colors; cut full; sizo3 14 to 17. Men’s Silk and Fiber Hose, 50c Pair SILK SECONDS, with silk clocks; black and cordovan, navy; 9*4 to lit*. FlßEß—Reinforced for wear. Black, brown, navy, gray, Russia calf; to lltfc. Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.98 Made to stand a boy’s wear; ages 214 to 9 years; 2-plece middy and Oliver Twist styles; various colors. Boys and Men Sports Blouses, 79c Each Khaki, madras, percales; pockets, short sleeves; 6 to 16 years. Men’s Socks, 121 -2c Pair Combed yarn, reinforced; black, brown, navy, gray, white; seconds. Boys * Wash Knickers, 59c Pair Crash or khaki; 7 to 16.

The Season’s Sports Skirts, $ 4.95t0 5 8.75 With the flaming jacket of the minute the woman who wears sports clothes prefers a white skirt of silk or fiber. Here sue can find dozens of novelty silks of Mallinson design or grade, cut plain or plaited, and suited to the most advanced taste. There are also, within the price range mentioned, wool skirts of novelty patterns, sizes 26 to 38, though not all sizes in each style. Prices are $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 and $8.75.

LxSAvres & Cos

Garden Hats, Big and Picturesque, $5.00 —j • Feminine taste has yielded to few vogues more beguiling and picturesque than that of the big, gracefully drooping garden hat. That is !fw \ v why these gracious creations at • & ss*oo should be particularly welIn black, purple, lavender and sand; some trimmed with yam stitching around the brims, others with summery garlands of flowers. —Ayres— Millinery, second floor.

Futurist Athletic Union Suits 95c Airy, summer weight union suits, decidedly comfortable, in flesh or white with bodice tops and regular shoulder straps. The materials are cool, light weight dimities and voiles. Mercerized lisle union suits with band tops and regular shoulder straps, tight or wide knees, In regular or extra sizes, white only, specially priced at 3 suits for $2.50. Step-In Bloomers Summer weight step-in bloomers, In regular and extra sizes, white or pink, the pair, 3 for $1.75. Glove silk vests and step-in bloomers in pink, maize, orchid and apricot, $1.95 the garment. —Ayres—Knit Underwear, street floor.

Special for Saturday A Genuine Victrola In This Period Model Cabinet $95 A combination outfit suitable for any home. A limited number will be offered Saturday. The following equipment is included at the exceptional price of $95.00. You receive a Victrola VI in a Period Model Cabinet Three 10-Inch Record Albjums Two 12-Inch Record Albums Your Choice'of $7.50 in Victor Records $5.00 Down Balance Payable $7.00 a Month —Ayres—Victrolas, filth floor.

Men’s Madras Shirts in a Sale $1.35 Each i Save money and assure yourself < f the quality that wears, washes and looks and feels r ght. These are regular shirts from our day-by-day stock, specially reduced in prijce for a SALE. They consist of colored woven stripes on white grounds; stripes both neat and heavy appear, in black, blue, tan, heliotrope and gf-cn; aE colors are fast. Just Inside the Door at Washington Street —Ayres—street floor.

High Quality Hosiery

Excellent Values at the Reasonable Prices Quoted Chiffon Silk Stockings, $1.35 Pair 600 Pairs in black only, with narrow fashioned ankles, silk 60les, lisle heels and toes and lisle garter tops. Special, these. Black Tailored Seam Stockings, $2.25 Pair 600 Pair3 of 12-strand silk stockings, first quality, with the fashionable tailored seam and wide elastic garter tops. Ayres’ Special Silk Stockings, $2.25 Pair Full fashioned silk stockings with double knees. In black, white, beige, nude, beaver, dark tan, African brown, shoe gray and ooze.

Mercerized English Ribbed Sport Stockings, SI.OO Pair Unusually attractive stockings in telling two-tone effects, as follows.

French blue and silver. Black and white. Cordovan and green. Black and cordovan. Black and navy-

French Filled Pearl Bead Necklaces, SI.OO These have the lure of beauty about them, combining It with a quality that make? for satisfaction. They come Xn the popular opera length, are finished with solid gold clasps and may be bad in several different sized graduations. —Ayres —Jewelry, A street floor.

Ayres’ 12-Strand Silk Stockings, $1.35 Pair 1,500 pairs of these popular pure thread silk stockings, first quality, made with stopravel garter hems. In black, white, gray, beige, navy, fawn and taupe. White French Clocked Stockings, $3.35 Pair Full fashioned chiffon weight silk stockings with open work French clocks, silk garter tops and silk soles. In white only.

Gray and silver. Mole and silver. Wisteria and silver. Raspberry and silver. —Ayres—Hosiery, street floor. White Composition Ivory Toilet Articles Each a Subtle Aid to Boudoir Daintiness Hair brushes, $1.50 to $3.95. Hat brushes, $1.95. Perfume bottles, $1.50. Pin cushions, $2.50. Puff or hair receivers, $2.50. Clocks, $4.95 and $5.95. Buffers, $1.95. Candlesticks, $2.00 each. Mirrors, $4.95. Perfumes That Radiate Refinement as Well as Fragrance La Boheme extract, $3.00 ounce. Mavi3 extract, SI.OO ounce. Arly’s Jasmine, $3.00 an ounce. Mary Garden toilet water, 45£ ounce. Bleu d’Azur extract, $4.00 ounce. Cappl extract, $2.50 ounce. Coty’s L’Orlgan extract, $1.75 ounce. Cappi,.sealed bottles, $1.25. Arly’s Lilas, sealed bottles, $1.50. Mary Garden, sealed bottlefi, $1.25. —Ayres—Toilets, street floor. Cool, Pungent Gum Drops 50c a Box Gum drops, delicious sum* mertime confections, spicy and flavored with the taste of . refreshing fruits, form Saturday’s candy special. Lemon, licorice and strawberry flavors. —Ayres—Candy, street floon

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