Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1922 — Page 7

JULY 28, 1922

WUTSFHUGETO MODEHATE BILLS England May Conclude Pact if Attitude Is Altered. By Unite d Keics LONDON, July 28.—Great Britain may offer to conclude the anti-aggres-sion pact at the conference between Lloyd George and Premier Poincare, If France will moderate her atUtude toward German reparations. France has long wanted Great Britain to ratify the treaty and Premier Lloyd George, it is believed, now sees an opportunity to offer this guarantee In exchange for an abandonment of French insistence on the indemnity bilL Great Britain also may Insist on a withdrawal of the armies of occupation from the Rhine. t PLOT TO KILL POINCARE PARIS, July 28.—The French government has been reliably informed that German monarchists are plotting to assassinate Premier Poincare, according to the newspaper, L’lntransigeant, today. It is understood that the French ambassador to Berlin received the report from the police.

Save on Good SHOES at Stout’s Ladies’ Black Satin 1-Straps I I Special Price for Sat- I 3 One of the very best shoe values we hare presented in a long ei '-i S time. Smart black satin slippers with Cuban heels, new medium sizes I toes, and good leather soles. Very special Saturday, $2.85.* 3 to 7 ■ I Misses’ and Children’s 1-Straps I _ Stare Size# B Yz to 11 A £ 3 ffifn -**- Nature La,t oo | |§ssi JkSa Sizes IV/ a to 2 I English Last ■■■■ W One-strap slippers of parent or tan leather. A dressy fi and serviceable shoe Good solid leather soles and heels. I tr-c-e Special Saturday, SI.OB. I Men’s Brown EJkskin SHOES *1.98 H Brown elkskfn work shoes, light weight, ideal for | shop wear. Leather soles and heels, cool upper f -F stock. Saturday only, SI.OB. L \ Ladies’ Leather Boudoir Slippers ;Qvr $ 1.39 | \ Priced for ilearance. Broken sizes, and Black, tan and red bondolr slippers. I N. Leather soles and heels. Pompom H T trimmed. Special, $1.30. STORE OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P. M. SATURDAY mam

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Out Bank la OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. This V X give you an opportunity to make your deposit on your wi from the shop or office. Form the . bit of depositing a part of each pay BEFORE you begin t ’pend. This 'will make your saving easy. $1 Will Open An Account We Pay 4V2% on Savings MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street. Havo You One of Our Little Homo Banks?

Bound Trip Round Trip NIAGARA FALLS sl6 22 BUFFALO sls 22 TORONTO 15.57 CLEVELAND J 2 35 DETROIT ILOO CEDAR POINT 10.50 15 Days-Return L!mit-15 TERRE HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION CO. Frankfort and Cow Leaf Railroad to Toledo and Steamer beyond. Round Trip, TOLEDO, OHIO Round Trip, 54.00 SATURDAY, JULY 29th 54.00 L-r. Indianapolis P .00 a. m. and 11:30 p. cs. Return limit. Imi* Toledo at 6:20 p. m., July 30th. Can Traffic Dept . Main 2737, for fun information regarding atxrr* rates. Circular* of Tourist rates mailed by addressing! General Passenger Agent, 208 Terminal Bldg.

MAY DISMISS JURY One Member Said to Live Across Street From Bombed Home. By United Sews CHICAGO, July 28.—The Jury In the trial of “Big Tim" Murphy, Fred j Mader and “Con” Shea may be dlsj missed as the result of the discovery Thursday that one of the Jurors lives across the street from one of the State’s witnesses whose home was bombed. It took five weeks to secure .this Jury, and the trial of Chicago labor's "big three” for the murder of Police Lieutenant Lyons Is barely under way.

j TRUSSES I Doctor* recommend. WHACO H trusses because they know ■ that our long experience In H appliance building, backed by U the scientific service of our cx- L I perts. Insures your complete jj 1 W- H. Armstrong Cos I n OTia St/rgicaUnatrumentJfous* I Established Ah tfnuM *4 West Ohio st. 1 IViJUS*J Indianapolis, Ind. Complete I.ine ot pjgjgy Sickroom Supplies

WIVES HELP FIREMEN Indianapolis firs fighters ars to have the cooperation of their wives in their work. If plans of the newly organized auxiliary to the Indiana State Fire-

ANOTHER BIG SALE AT HORUFF’S # I Sfe||l Children’s dress oxfords, strap slipjlhß pers, baby dolls, play oxfords and "Women’s white oxfords, straps IpgS barefoot sandals, and two-tone 5p0rt5....... j||jl COME SATURDAY I Men’s and boys’ cool, comfortse , > *'*WarNii b le oxfor(^B * n desirable styles. Women’s and girls’ slippers and J oxfords; blacks, browns and / Special Bargain In MEN’S SUMMER OXFORDS Pine white and palm beach color ox- and i .69 fords; very cool and comfortable. Spe-- *** I cially priced for this big sale at only £ M2.au Virginia W V jjT Y Avenue . g ffi T* | Meridian Street jf| | \\J$L JP O “"rr"

ANNOUNCEMENT I Todas we reopen for business in our old location at 128-130 N. Pennsylvania St. The remodeling of our store is now completed; fresh new instruments have arrived from the factory and you will find us fully prepared to serve you with the newest and finest stock of Pianos, Player Pianos, Grand Pianos, Phonographs, Talking Machines, Records and Player Rolls. Pearson Piano Cos. 128-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873

™ CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE k All the Time 1 Until 11 P. M. B “THE RISING GENERATION” With 10 Clever Juvenile Stare Roy Harrah Revue—Celia Weston Bob Ferns & Cos., Gene and Jack Masaey, Howard Nichols, Doyla §p and Wrlsten, j Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening.

s —t XT pu JACK holt and fry#. I m “THE MAN UNCONQUERABLE" COMEDY. "HORCB FOKtrS’’ FOX NFW9 WKBHXY

HOUSE PETERS, ALLAN FORREST, FRITZI BRUNETTE IN “THE MAN FROM LOST RIVER” “JUST A MINUTE”—EDDIE LYONS COMEDY. INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEEKLY. OHIO THEATRE

men’s Association are carried out. Already sixty firemen’s wives have enrolled in the auxiliary. A board of directors made up of Mrs. John J. O’Brien, wife of the Indianapolis fire chief; Mrs. D. A, Dresh and Mrs. Mary Arthur was chosen, and the fol-

AMUSEMENTS.

MOTION PICTURks.

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lowing officers elected: Mrs. Michael J. Hyland, president; Mrs. M. A. Murphy, first vies president; Mrs. O. E. Ragsdale, second vice president; Mrs. W. H. Landers, financial secretary; Mrs. W. Fisk, recording secretary, and Mrs. J. W. Miller, treasurer.

AMUSEMENTS.

iiIIDIT Tonight, 8:18 Isl UKM I Mat - TomoTOW, (The Stuart Walker Cos. In a magnificent revival of Sheridan's THE SCHOOL • for SCANDAL Next Week—“ The Silver Fox" Cosmo Hamilton’s Brilliant Comedy.

MOTION PICTURES.

“HURRICANE’S^'GAL” With Dorothy Phillips I Orwtnr* I *WIUIAM IKUr 1 Circle oread Orjes BT3B TOrRSBLy IN THH MOTTW

LAS;&y qgs & Go* ="■■■■ =”■"="■■ 1 ■■ —T '"■'■■Hl i Saturday Morning j Continuing to “Clean Up” On RemnantE. O. M. Sale Bargains Since Saturday is only a halfday— we are open until 12:30 Saturday leftover quantities of specially priced Remnant SaleE. O. M. merchandise will be held on sale in a final v “Clean Up.’i The same remarkable savings in equally as good selection as earlier in the sale, may be had in many lines where special purchases of unusual magnitude were made.

DOWNSTAIRS AYRES’ Saturday Morning Sees Many E. O. M. Remnant Sale Values Still Available For Instance —Still Lots of Street Dresses in Wash Fabrics, $2.65 Lots of Dainty Wash Dresses at $1.85

1,200 Pairs Women’s Hose, 15c Pair Mercerized eombed-yarn v hose, elastic rib top: narrow fashioned ankle; seamed back, reinforced; black, white, cordovan, nude; sizes SVi to 1L SECONDS,

Women’s, Misses’, Children’s Shoes, $1.39 Pair Two large bargain tables, including love shoes from broken size lines, odds and ends, etc.; in wide widths and good sizes. Women's and girls’ sizes, to 8. Misses* and ehil dren’s sizes, 5 to 2. These tables include shoes for dress or evening wear; with high, Cuban, military and low heels Also,“Comfort” models. Mahogany Brown Play Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals, 79c Pr. Some seconds among them; all have serviceable soles. Sizes sto 2. L. S. Ayres & Co.—Downstairs Store

Petoskey II iP|J 10 AII Harbor s P r ‘ n S 8 Bay View IvllulllUnli Mackinaw City Through Sleeping Car Service Every Day From Indianapolis, 7:15 P. M. Reduced Round Trip Fares Now in Effect PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM J. C. Millspaugh, Division Passenger Agent, Room 610 Kahn Building, Indianapolis, Ind. C. M. Wheeler, City Ticket Agent, 110 Monument Circle.

TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRING GOOD RESULTS

Men’s Cool Union Saits, 39c Each Mort unoanal veins: atfctsOe sty Is; IMPERFECTS; glass is U. Bathing Suit*, 69*3 Men and Women Good weight; fall iUmi felssft and a ary, trimmed with rsd am* whits, Mar us act urea's Haan-sp.

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