Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1922 — Page 7

JULY 13, 1922

HOOPER MAKES NEW EFFORT TO SETTIESTRIKE Chairman of Labor Board Seeks Another Joint Rail Session. HE DENOUNCES EXECUTIVES Points to Farming Out of Shopwork as One Cause Back of Trouble. By United Free* CHICAGO, July 13.—Chairman Ben Hooper of the Railroad Labor Board today started anew move to bring about settlement of the railroad strike following refusal of the railroad executives to meet In Joint session with the union chiefs. The general opinion in railroad circles here that while an agreement had been postponed, the new movement eventually would result in a settlement. Hooper denounced the executives’ stand. “The reply of these gentlemen contains no reason that will satisfy the public for refusal to enter into the conference,” he said. Not Entirely Accurate Hooper declares the executives had not been entirely accurate in their statement that the strike was a refusal by the men to accept ruling of the labor board. “One of the questions involved in the strike is the refusal by carriers to discontinue the practice of “farming out’ shop work," Hooper said, “as ordered by the labor board.”

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Stationed at Isolated points along the United States coast line are small huts to which may be credited the saving of many lives and vessels. These huts inclose a radio instrument that has made coast navigation safer and surer. It is called the radio compass. The operation of this instrument Is such that a ship that has lost Its bearings at sea could easily learn Its position by aid of the radio compass. In heavy fog and dangerous waters, along rocky shores, the compasses are of especial value. Many of these compass stations have been erected. Their range Is over 200 miles. They are situated at the most dangerous points along the coast, desolate locations where it has been found necessary to protect shipping from destruction. RADIO PROGRAM Indianapolis (Hatfield) WOH —Daily, Except Sunday—--10:00-11:00 a. m.. musical program with special features. 10:15 am., financial, grain and livestock market reports. 10:30 a. m., special items of Interest tq women, Monday, Weyinesday and Saturday. 1:00-2:00 p. m., musical program with special features. 1:20 p. m., market reports. 4:00-5:00 p. m., musical program with special features. 4:15 p. m., police notices. 4:50 p. m., baseball scores. —Sunday—--8:30-10:00 o’clock, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Indianapolis (Ayres-Hamilton) WLR —Daily, Except Sunday—--11:00-11:30 a. m., musical program. 11:30 a. m., weather reports and weather forecast (485 meters). 12:00-12:30 p. m., musical program. 2:00-2:15 p. m., musical program. 3:00-3:15 p. m., musical program. 500 p. m., baseball results. 10:00 p. m., time and weather reports (485 meters). Radio Primer HETERODYNE— Production of undamped electric oscillations in the receiving circuit, of nearly the same frequency as that of the waves which are being received. The combined ac-! tion of both these frequencies causes an audible beat in the telephone receivers. Signals are heard during the production of these beats. "auto" pa i mi mb" to keep chop running daring doll season we’U give a real bargain in HIGH-GRADE PAINTING. Our Customers Recommend Vs. ZERKLE PAINT CO. Drexel 4455. 1517 Kelly St. THE AKRON TRUSSTo. Trusses, Elastic Hosiery, Abdominal Belts. Snrglcal Corsets, Arch Supports Deformity Braces of all Kinds. Lady Fitter In Charge of Women’B Section A* Massachusetts Are. Across from K. of P. Bldg.

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By PAUL F. GODLET, America’. Foremoet Radio Authority. Fixed condensers are indispensable in experimental work with radio. To construct them With tinfoil, paper, copper and mica usually takes considerable time. Unless one has had some experience, the method is clumsy. There is an easier way and one fully as effective. If two conductors, regardless of their 6hape, are • separated by an insulator or by air they will possess electro-static capacity. The greater their area the greater this capclty. Condensers which are suitable for the grid condenser of the vacuum tube, the "stopping” condenser or the

DOWNSTAIRS at AYRES’ Friday’s Savings Sales Friday is Bargain Day Downstairs. On Friday we try our level best to provide real, substantial, worthwhile savings for our customers —in both the popular “Hour Sales” and in those values which are available for the whole business day.

Summery Silk Skirts Are All Reduced $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 79 Skirts, baronette satins, Mallinson’s silks, roshanaras, fan-ta-si, crepe de chine, in plain or plaited models, many with checks, blocks and stripes, mostly white and some self-patterns, REDUCED! Sizes 25 to 40. 180 Gingham Dresses, $1.35 ea. Gingljams and linenes; good quality, styles, at a most remarkably low clearance price; sizes 16 to 44. Trimmed in organdy, rick-rack, and many have deep pockets. The Hour Sales

9 to 10 A. M. 400 Yards Chambray, 9c Yard A few plaide, checks end many plain colors are included. Sample Bungalow Aprons, 50c 300 of these: ginghams and percales, In dainty patterns. Women’s Silk Hose, 49c Pr. Irregulars; fashioned, high■pllced heels, reinforced heel, toe and sole; gray, black, white, nude; &Va to 10. Bloomers and Step-Ins, 39c Pair Crepe and batiste; tailored or Uce edge. Nightgowns, SI.OO Full cut, of novelty crepe; pink, blue, lavender, yellow. Sizes 18 and 17. 145 Pairs White Canvas Colonial Pumps, 50c Pair Hand-turned soles, high heels; patent and viel ktd pumps and oxfords, soiled and damaged. . Sizes 2% to B—not all sizes in every style. 11 Silk Dresses, $3 Each Closeout prices on some good dresses. Sizes 10 and IS only. 10 All-Wool Jersey Suits, $4 Each Closeouts; sizes 10 to 46. 10 to 11A.M. Men’s Sports Shirts, 79c Os good percale; short sleeTes, sport collars; sizes 14% to 17.

Specials in Men’s Furnishings

Light Weight Hose, 12</ 2 c Pair High spliced heel and toe; black, white, cordovan, gray. Palm Beach, navy; sizes 4% to 11%. Athletic Union Suits, 50c Full cut and roomy, nainsook, closed crotch. SECONDS.

crystal detector set, the telephone "bypass” condenser in the vacuum tube set, and even the fixed condensers in the antenna circuits of the receiver may be made by winding two paralleled wires on a small tube or spool. To prevent clumsiness, where a fairly large value of capacity is required the wire may be put on in several layers. After the winding is in place, dry out the whole by placing in a warm oven for a few minutes, and then coat quickly with thick shellac or insulating varnish. Two pieces of No. 26 double cotton covered copper wire six feet in length wound side by side on the form will provide a fixed condenser suitable for many uses.

Romper Cloth, 25c Yard I.fmited quantity, suited for children's clothes. White Canvas Strap Slippers, $1 Pair For women and girls; made ■with Cuban and military heels; suitable for dross or evening wear; wide widths; sizes 2% to 7, but not in every style. 2 to 3 P. M. Boys’ Blouses, 39c Each Sport and regular models; good percale, cut to fit; sports models in light colors, regulars in darks. Sizes 7 to 13. 71 Pairs Vicl Kid Oxfords $1.95 the Pair Hand-turned soles; rubbertipped low heels; wide width; for housewear; sizes 2% to 8. 33 Wool Serge Sleeveless Dresses, $1.89 Each With pockets and belts; sizes 16, 18 and 36. 3 to 4 P. M. Table Oilcloth, 23c Yard Just 100 yards; variety of patterns; specially reduced. SECONDS. 60 incues w ide. • Boys’ Knlt>Union Suits, 29c Open or closed crotch; with or without sleeves; sizes 24 to 34. Boys’ Outing Shoes, $1.29 Os elk, with leather soles; sturdy and serviceable. Sizes 1, 1%, 2, 5 and 5%. 4 to 5 P. M. 89 Pairs Children’s White Canvas Shoes, 47c Pair Button and lace models; sizes 4 to 6.

Muslin Nightshirts, 79e Sizes 15 to 18, full and roomy. Dress Shirts of Percale, SI.OO With or without collars to match, plain or fancy colors. Sizes 14 to 17. Overalls, $1.29 Os heavy blue denim; sizes 24 to 44.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ONE DEAD, ONE , HURT IN THEFT CAR SMASH-UP Stolen Machine Crashes Into Pleasure Party —Thieves Escape Thorugh Field. Miss Josephine Burns, 18, 3616 Balsam Ave., Is dead and E. J. Meyers, 31, 2957 Highland PI., is in the city hospial suffering from bruises about the head as the result of an accident last night at Carrollton Ave. and Thirtysixth St., when an automobile In

Sample Porch Dresses, $1.35 Some of these dresses are of cheeked and fancy voiles, well made and daintily trimmed, some are trimmed with white organdy, others with dotted Swiss; others are of gingham, with pique cuffs and collars. Sizes 16 to 42 but, of course, not all styles in all sizes. White Voile Waists, $1 Overall Knicker Round and Tuxedo style col- Suits, 79c , . . , Made of lightweight khaki; lars, embroidered or lace one-piece garments very suitatrlmmed; sizes 36 to 46. Extra , ble for camping hiking, motoring. garden work. Sizes 36 sizes are $1.29. (48 to 54.) to 48. 300 Sports s<l Hats each ALL NEW, ALL GOOD STYLES; good for knockabout outing wear or for street wear during warm weather; remarkably fine selection of designs, colors and styles. Felt Felt and Straw Cushion Brim Sailors Reds Greens Blues Browns Strap Slippers, Cut Out Sandals and Oxfords $1.69

896 Pairs of Shoes for Women and Girls Odd sizes, broken lines, soiled and damaged low shoes, including white canvas, buckskin, patent leather, black and brown kid and calf shoes are included at this price. Among them are Sally sandals and Grecian sandals, strap slippers and oxfords with all sorts of heels; sizes 2\o to 8, but not all sizes in each style.

For Misses and Children 323 Pairs of strap slippers, cut-out sandals and oxfords, in white, canvas, patent leather, mahogany calf. Sizes 5 to 2; not all sizes In every style.

83 Pairs boys’ black and brown calf blucher shoes, 9 to S'/ 2 , $ 1.69. Women ’s Under Apparel Specials Corsets, $1 to $2.98 An assortment of low bust, elastic top, and medium low bust corsets, samples from a reputable manufacturer, specially low in price. Made of coutil, satin stripe, and brocades; front and back lacing. Sizes 20 to 36; variety of styles. Women*s Pure Silk Hose, 89c Pair "Different Irregulars” These hose have slight Imperfections in the foot or in the garter top; the silk portions are perfect Some have ribbed garter tops, others plain; there are some dropstitch hose and others plain ■weaves; in black, white and colors; sizes 8% to 10. Brassieres and Bandeaux, 39c Satin stripes and mesh fabrics; 32 to 46. Changeable Silk Petticoats, $2.98 Trimmed in pinch tucks and fine plaitings; all lengths. Made of fine taffeta..

which they were riding was struck by a stolen automobile. The stolen car, taken from in front of the Hume-Mansur building last night, belonged to Frank J. Haight, j 145 E. Fall Creek Blvd. High Rate of Speed According to R. A. Bechtold, 29, dr.ver cf the car, and Wanita. Burns, 20, sister of the dead girl, the stolen car was traveling at a terrific rate of speed. Bechtold did not see it until it was almost on him, he told police. The stolen car struck the rear wheel of his machine. Escaped Through Field The two automobile thieves escaped through a common after their machine stopped about 200 feet from the scene of the accident. Bechtold, who is assistant manager of the E. Tenth St. branch of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, said that all except him had been drinking.

78 Pairs men’s heavy work shoes, substantial and serviceable, 6 to 9, $1.69.

Children’s Wash Dresses, 79c Ea. Gingham and chambray dresses, in romper and panty styles, well made and trimmed in contrasting colors; 2 to 6 years.

Yard Goods Drapery Fabrics, 25c Yard Plain colored voiles, curtain nets, In white and ecru, and cretonne. "Bates,” "TrefTan” and "Renfrew” Ginghams, 27c Yd. 32-inch ginghams in many color combinations; plenty of small checks. Silk Remnants, 89c Yard Messalines, taffetas, shirtings. White Organdy, 50c Yard Domestic; crisp and sheer. Roller Towels, 25c Each 18 inches wide, plain cotton huck. Turkish Towels, 5 for SI.OO . Medium size, absorbent, good weight, fine for camp or cottage. Washcloths, 5c Each

ROYSE TO GET POST Confirmation of Choice for Customs Collector Expected. John A. Royse of this city has been recommended as collector of customs for the port of Indianapolis by Senators Harry S. New and James E. Watson. President Harding, it is understood, will send Royse’s name to the Senate for confirmation immediately.

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Splendid WOOL BATHING SUITS At $2.95—53.95—54.95 These are suits which, in comfort and cut, are distinctly suits for the swimmer,' but which in style and color effects y are just as effective for beach wear. (a ■ wk In Every One, Every Thread is Wool, Mind Yon They are the universal- d!T ly sanctioned Annette U \ Kellerman two -in -one \ suits in an array of shades \ —some in one color T/s* striped or bordered in \\ ( contrast, or just all one \\ \ plain shade, and these lat- \ \ ter are surprisingly at- \ \ A Word About Those Un - . 1) believably Marked $2.95 These, and these only have slight flaws in the weaving, may be one small place in each garment, which in no way lessens the durability or wearing qualities of the suit, but for this reason, priced so small. The One Big Bathing Suit Event of the Summer —Ayres—Bathing suit dept, third floor.

Growing Girls' White Shoes at $3.45 All this season's styles of high-grade, white, low shoes, with welt sewed soles and rubber heels. Comfortable, practical and nice looking. Included are white canvas one-strap pumps, white canvas oxfords, white nubuck oxfords with patent saddles, and white canvas one-straps with patent trimmings. —Ayres—Children’s shoe dept., fifth floor. Two Good Items in Undergarments Kayser's glove-silk vests, bodice top and regular shoulder strap styles; pink; regular and extra sizes, $2.95. .Futurist sheer checked-dim-ity athletic union Buits, in white and pink. Price, $1.45. —Ayres—Knitwear, street floor.

Keep Cool While Your Clothes Are Washed Quickly — Thoroughly—Economically TTLaytag Long before the 'sun has reached that U-. height at which the summer day’s tem* XN4 K P erature becomes uncomfortable, the May* r"Y I tag-using housewife has her week’s washing ' com Pl ete d aQ d on the line. Quickly, alto11*} I*' s gether satisfactorily, and at very little cost, the tireless Maytag has forced every particle Mn—' of foreign matter from the clothes and made them fresh and clean again. Why should you struggle and perspire when the Maytag Pays for ii i : <’)•**' i will accomplish the same and even better re* Itself Whils .. suits? You Are J The Popular Cabinet Model $139 Vs 1 Gntf kfmekrm , w <uii jfc JUd Sold on Very Convenient Terms $8 Down —$8 Monthly A Complete Demonstration in Your Home Without Obligation —Ayres—Electrical dept, sixth floor and downstair*;

Mr. Royse is president of the Royse Bofchert Realty Investment Company, C.ty Trust building. He w.ll succeed James H. Fry, Democrat. Negro Held for Theft James Duncan, negro, 335 W. Eleventh St., Is under arrest today, charged with stealing $122 from a cigar store at 225 Indiana Ave., yesterday.

Summer Bargain Event No. 4

A. F. C. Renfrew Gingham, 24c A strong, crisp, smart piece in fancy checks, plaids and stripes, 32 inches wide. Also, at the same low' price. Imported ginghams in plaid patterns, 27 inches wide. Both mighty good buys. * —Ayres—Wash goods, street floor.

Gloves and. Stockings Correct in Style, Good in Quality In both items, gloves and stockings, we offer the kinds that have fashion's approval for smartness and our commendation for wear and value.

The Gloves Kayser’s extra quality, 16-button length, white silk gloves, with embroidered and ruffled arms; $3.95. Women's elbow length silk mitts. In allover patterns; black and white; $1.50. Women’s 16-button length white Milanese silk gloves, first quality; special at 95<*.

INJURED IN FIGHT Man, Suffering Scalp Wounds, Jls Taken To Dispensary. Harry Andruss, 216 N. Pine suffered severe scalp wounds when. It is alleged, he was struck by Charles Thompson, with whom he had fought. Andruss’ injuries were dressed at the city dispensary. Thompson has not been found.

Stockings Fine quality glove silk, lace-striped, drop - stitched, and allovers; black, white, gray, beaver, beige, brown and navy; $1.95. Tailored seam stockings, 12-strand, wide flare top; black, white and colors; $1.85. Black chiffon silk stockings, thread silk, narrow fashioned ankle, lisle garter hem; $1.35.

—Ayres—Glove and hosiery depts., street floor.

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