Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 120, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1922 — Page 11
SEPT. 28, 1922
Police Inaugurate Safety Campaign for Children —Cite Accident Causes
l By DICK MILLER is more sweet than “life,” to a child? is more horrible than to be yifift'C for the loss of life, above all a Hd's life? is rnme important hi this ■RpSK&'hen the rate of child deaths is growing, than a cum‘■jJsjKjLOrt to help avoid them? HBEfl who might ho the direct cause are the driver of the autoHBMs street oar or the wagon. {rfa&BMl :es the child or person. tAfafy .r-.'.ir-ctlv "I.® ajSOjr {school teachers and others are;in a position to lay stress on dire importance that it is to be ITTife and careful. Plans Instructions ■ Captain of Traffic Michael Glenn is to outline a series of inand rules that will be laid Bifore the children of schools by his Kmc irtment in an effort to bring down high death rate. ist Saturday two boys met their in utonioblle accidents while iff® ins or otherwise placing then.Bfles in a position that a little slip them in the ever-open trap, driver of an automobile in all cases is arrested and a coroHBr’s inquest held. A review of the ■atements of the witnesses taken at Htese inquests show that in most S' ' the driver moving along at a Btoderate speed is confronted by a put before him by speed dechildren.
■ Automobile drivers are urged to ■ive slow when nearing schoolhouses, Specially when about the time for PQhool to take up or dismiss. A re|C it plea for policemen to guard cor--17 at schools is not half the need. £. cidents usually happen In the midof blocks or on side streets. Automobile drivers: I Don’t allow your brakes to become .cose and uncertain. Don’t drive up close to a child hanging on the rear of some vehicle and blow your horn sharply. A youthful tendency is to become frightened, jump off, and run in front of the auto.
Accessory to Crime . Drivers of wagons and trucks, do mot let children hang on your vehicles. [When you do, and do it knowingly, and they are killed you are an accessory to a crime. Stop your matching and force them off. Don’t try ’to ch&se them off while your machine is moving. When approaching a child or a group of children playing in the street, &"<3 you sound your signal, don’t speed up and expect them to honor the warning and turn toward safety. In ninety-nine cases out of 100 they will do the very opposite and turn directly into danger. Always look for the unexpected. A few of the “Dc's - ’and “Don'ts” that will be read to the school children during this week by the police traffic department at all of the local schools are as follows: Some “Do’s” and “Don’ts” “Better late to school than early K- Heaven.” Don't rush across the Ptreet when late and in a hurry. First Jmake sure of your safety. 2. Don’t cross the street m the middle of the block. Every street intersection is a cross-walk that motorists recognize. 3. Look both ways before crossing. 4. Don’t play ball in the street. Be v# careful if you have to go in the street after anything. 5. Don’t ride express wagons, coasters or roller skate in the street. 6. Don’t hitch on the back of vehicles with wagons or when riding bicycles. 7. Don’t rush in front of street cars.
We Are Issuing No Engraved j * Invitations — Ini* T s Your j “Bid" to An Unusual I Necktie Pars ty —We’re giving it at the expense of a maket of fine silk ties who offered us his surplus at about the cost of the silk alone. He didn’t smile al >out it—BUT you will when you lay in a suppl; r of fine silk ties. And it makes no difference v r hat your taste or color choice may be, you’ll fin and it in the 8,400 ties included in this sale. 4 Great Groups 65c and 75c $1 and $1.25 $1.60 and $2 $2 to $2.50 TIES TIES TIES TIES 35c 65c 85c $ 1 35 3 for $1 3 for $1.75 3 for $2.50 3 for $4 The fun begins in the morning. You better c ome down early and look at the windows. You’ Ibe surprised! pROS Ch STATE LIFE BUILDING Washington—Between Pennsylvania and Me ridian
Be careful when crossing after a car has passed. A car or vehicle may be %BBBflßKlßillifiyttfeßNL rom.ng from the other way. *v Don't try trick riding on bey ■]} C\cs and other toys In the street. It IBM-lit, usually results in an accident. m&MP flSHpi ■ ■ 9. Watch the hand signal o£ on- - 3 ) coming vehicles. They may Intend turning toward you. 10. Criticise your playmates who disregard the above instructions. Re- f dWg# If jJSj/C' B port them to your teacher. 1 lllllflfl -
These pictures show the dange r of “hopping” trucks and playing in the streets.
PENALTY IS DEATH Moscow Tribunal Imports Supreme Punishment on Counterfeiter. By United Frees MOSCOW, Sept. 28.—Russia is the only country in the world where death is the penalty for counterfeiting Thy Moscow Revolutionary tribunal has sentenced an engraver named Krawchenko to death for altering onemillion ruble notes into ten-million
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by the simple process of engraving an extra nought. In order to discourage imitators, the tribunal Jet it be known that there was no chance of reprieve for Krawchenko. Chenille Flowers Chenille flowers trim many of the smartest frocks and hats. Sometimes these are embroidered directly on the fabric or they may be appliqued. The more brilliant the colors, the better.
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$2.00 and $3.00 Women’s and Misses’ 4| House Frocks— SI Walking Skirts— sfl All the broken lots of porch *L fifty well tailored walking A dresses and home frocks that have skirts of mohair and serge, for become a trifle counter tossed. Os women and misses, black, navy, ginghams, lawns, percales, voiles, brown, etc.; up to $3.00 qualities, etc., while 75 last " 1 $2.00 Sport Scarfs— 2 for— Lustrous silk fiber scarfs. g| 2 00 Aprons of splendid JL fringed ends; all the bright ■ quality percales, cut full size, while colors. (Limit one to a custo- Jk the 2 00 last. mer.) While 200 last. " ' —— Women’s and Misses’ $2.00 Lmgette -d Petticoats— S| W ° ol S1, P-° n $| 100 in the lot each garment JL Sweaters—bears the label; plain tailored mod- , , .. . els in all the popular colors. 1 ?***!&. (Limited to one to a customer.) apt 0 33 50 quallty; whi]e 50 last Brushed Wool Girls’ Raincapes— Skating Sets— $1 Os good quality rubberized sfe 0 T H sateen, with plaid lined, at- ■ Smart and warm; Just 100 JL tached hoods, sizes 7to 14; JL sets in the lot; $2.00 qualities. limit one to a customer. Children’s SI.OO + Women’s and Misses’ LinCreepers, 2 for— $9 2 Pieces for — The well-known "Tumble- A. Petticoats. 'ln" styles, for little folks, a'pss 1 to Blouses. JL 3; good quality of chambray and Envelope chemise, ginghams; while 200 garments last. Silk camisoles. _____________________________ 1.000 Garments, worth up to SI.OO each. Women’s Flannelette Kimonos— $9 Philippine Blouses—m § Hand-embroidered Philip- §B yr'Ot flannelette piped with nine blouse?, sheer qualities sateen; Empire style—Just 100 at j n domestic garments; $2.00 A this price. an d $2.50 qualities, while 100 last. Kid Gloves, Pair— Long Silk Gloves, Pair, A clasp and gauntlet style ’ SB kind gloves, soiled slightly or 16-Button, up to $2.50 qual- Y B somewhat Imperfect; up to $2.50 *L lty. J, qualities. _____ 77, j r* , j ” Women’s Embroidered Women s Colored -j Handkerchiefs, 20 for- SI Border Handkerchiefs, <jß - _ r ■ Plain colors and white with ID tor Jo. contrast embroidery and woven col Woven colored borders, in pink, blue ored borders, and hello, fast colors, hemstitched ____________________________ hems, 10c quality. Men’s Handkerchiefs, -g Veslees— -g *5 for— o*l Os net and organdy, trimmed <tß Large size, soft cambric, JL with laces and embroidery; ■ broken lines of initials, and a few some with cuffs, Tuxedo and corded borders, all white hemstitched round collars, $1.69 and $1.98 qualities. hems, 10c to 15c qualities. Men’s Undershirts Men’s Canvas Gloves, and Drawers, Each — $9 5 Pairs— $1 “Wright’s Health" fleece JL Leather palms, gauntlet JL and rib woo! undershirts and draw- style, full sizes; up to 50c qualities. ers; heavy natural color; sizes to __________________________ 50; $1.60 quality. Women’s Union Men's Overalls and J 1 Sui,s ’ 4 for - I i , ci. Built-up shoulder straps, JL jaCKetS, £>acn <?■ bodice tops, tight and shell knees. Blue denim, hickory stripe JL and Stelfel’s Wabash stripe; strongly made, full cut, sizes to 50. Women’s Gauze *§ - Vests, 6 for— $9 ss t ni rr i _ Built-up shoulders and rib- JL Men s Blue Chambray bon sho uider straps. Work Shirts, 2 for— $| Double stitched, one-pocket, JL - ' slipover style; sizes 14% to 17. Women’s Athletic £ Union Suits, 3 for— $g I ~ l . Broken lots of athletic JL Men s Outing Flannel suits and bloomers. Nightshirts— $| High necks, wide cut yokes, JL r~ ——————————————————— striped patterns, full cut, sizes is W'omen’s Gauze Merto 19 ~ cerized Hose, 4 Prs.— $1 Fine gauze, fully rein- A 7Z ’ Z ~ , forced, seamed backs, seamless Men S Pure thread foot, black, brown and white; slight Silk Hose, 3 Pairs $9 imperfections that are not notice- ■ able; 60c quality. Fully reinforced, black, JL L_________________________ brown and navy- slightly Imperfect, otherwise would sell at 76c. —— Women’s Fine Gauze Hose, 7 Pairs— $1 Men’s Hose, 8 Pairs— 4 Hein forced toes, heels and JL Reinforced toes, heels and soles; black, white and brown; Secsoles; black; sizes to onds of 26c quality. 11%, seconds of 25c quality. JL 77. 777, Children’s Stockings, Children s Fine Rib 4 g p ai „_ $1 Stockings, 8 Pairs SI n. m-cwissi tobr r X Reinforced toes and heels, JL and fine rib, black, white and black, brown and white, sizes 5% to brown; sizes 6 to 9%, seconds of 10, seconds of 250 quality. 50c quality.
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