Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 126, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1922 — Page 7

OCT. 5, 1922

RALSTON ATTACKS BEVERIDGE UPON FOUR POWER PACT G. 0. P. Candidate Assailed for Silence Relative to Peace Treaty. By Times Special

RICHMOND. Ind., Oct. s—James! M. Cox. former Governor of Ohio and ' Democratic presidential nominee in the last election, made his first ad= dress in the State in the present campaign here last night. Samuel M. Ralston, the Democratic candidate for Senator,, was another speaker at the rally. Before the speeches a parade ■was held. “It will not be denied that, the present Administration, by the sheer force of events, is placed at the very outset on the defensive,” Mr. Cox said. “The surest proof of the grave situation, insofar as it involves the Administration, is the appearance of Elihu Root as the chief counsel for the defense. His services have been enlisted by the old guard within his party upon many occasions when emergency was at hand." Beveridge Attacked In his address, Mr. Ralston attacked Albert J. Beveridge, his opponent, for keeping silent on the four-power pact. “Mr. Beveridge up to this time has lei'used to give out a public utterance m favor of the four-power pact, and-i am not criticizing him for not doing it. knowing his convictions, as I think I do, on international questions. He cannot support the pact unless he stultifies himself, gnd this he will not do. “And I am insisting that he has no right under the circumstances to say that he is indorsing the record ot the Harding Administration or wholly supporting it.” Discusses Ad imson Law By Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. s.—Albert J. Beveridge, candidate for Senator on the Republican ticket, replied to an attack by his Democratic "opponent, Samuel M. Ralston, concerning the Adamson law in an address here last night. •‘The Esch-Cummins act did not repeal the Adamson law or any par of it,” he declared. Beveridge attacked the "Wilson Administration. Gives Tariff Figures By Times Special GREKXCASTLE, Ind., Oct. 5. United States Senator James E. Watson. in an address here last night, quoted figures to prove that under former Republican tariff laws American sxports made tremenduous gains. He said the recently enacted Ford-ney-McCumber act would witness the <ame experience, for the reason that other countries come to America to buy manufactured goods. He stated it had always been a

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Democratic argument that this Nation will be unable to sell to other nations becuuse the tariff makes it impossible for us to buy of them. This theory he said, is false, as shown by the records. Criticizes Foreign Affairs FT. WAYNE, Oct. s.—George H. Moses. United States Senator from New Hampshire, made a plea, for the election of Albert J. Beveridge to the Senate, by Indiana voters, in November, at a Republican rally here last night. Moses argued that the wisdom of the Republican party's position on international affairs had been demonj strated since the defeat of ex-Presi-j dent Wilson, whose conduct of foreign I affairs he severely criticized.

SEARCH FOR NEGRO Detectives Searching for Joseph Carpenter, Charged With Stabbing. Detectives today were searching for Joseph Carpenter, 18, negro, 911 W. Walnut Jst., alleged to have stabbed Gilbert Douglas, 17, negro. 962 Coe St., last night. The stahblng is said to have occurred at Indiana Ave. and Bright Sts. Douglas's condition is serious. FOULKE IS SPEAKER Richmond Man Talks to Indianapolis Bar Association. Moral principles in upholding the law rather than enactment of new laws is the remedy of lawlessness. William D. Koulke of Richmond, Ind., declared at a meeting of the Indianapolis Bar Association. Punishments are oft n too light for violations of the criminal law, the speaker said. EPSOM SALTS LIKE LEMONADE Has AH the Splendid Bowel Action Without the Awful Taste l “5fi h IV|p. w Ii Tasteless j j° f\ ° Epsom Salts IJ; j : When constipated, bilious or sick, enjoy all the splendid physic-action on the bowels of a dose of epsom salts without the awful taste and nausea. A few cents buys a package of “Epsonade Salts,” the wonderful discovery <f* the American Epsom Association. Even children gladly take it. Drug stores. —Advertisement.

BANKERS EXPECT BETTER BUSINESS IN MIDDLE WEST Confidence Prevails Among Financial Leaders in Annual Session. By Vnitcd Press NEW YORK, Oct. s.—“ Better times" for American business are just ahead in the opinion of representative bankers here for the convention of the

DOWNSTAIRS AYRES’ Friday’s Saving Sale Friday brings bargains in the Downstairs Store. Look at the collection of them that is described in this announcement —then come to the store in the morning and compare values. You save money when you buy Downstairs at Ayres.

The Hour Sales Here Is an Event in Which the Merchandise Speaks for Itself

9 to 10 A. M. 72 Prs. Men s House Slippers, $1 Pr. Black; Everest style; sizes 6 to 11. 60 Men's Work Shirts, 50c Each ONE A MINUTE: si ren 1.*.% aud '0 only; blue charabray. Assorted Wash Goods at 10c Yard AN Or.D FAVORITE; Yardwide striped tissues, wtiite voile, 32-ineli ginghams, rep and sateen*: ALL REDUCED GREATLY. Women's Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, $1.59 Pr. Heavy black silk, with mercerized lisle garter top, heel and toe. Sizes B'-a to 10. English Sateen Petticoats, $1 Each Soft and lustrous; hemstitched or scalloped hem; all fall shades. 100 Gingham School Dresses, 69c Each Neatly made In several styles; trimmed with braids and facings; some with white collar* and cuffs; few white voiles Included. Sizes 7 to 14. 50 Wool Prunella Skirts. $1.98 Each Size* 26 to 30; very special for ONE HOUR ONLY. 10 to 11 A.M. 48 Children’s Rompers. 49c Each A FRIDAY CLEAN UP; good variety of styles and fabrics. Unbleached Muslin, 9c Yard Yard wide, closely woven; soft finish: short length*. School Stockings, 9c Pair Roy*' and girls' mediumweight ribbed stoekings; black only; size* 6 to 10. Brassieres, 25c Each An odd lot of soiled brassiere*. reduced from our regular stock. Large sizes. 108 Prs. Velvet Bedroom Slippers. 89c Pr. Women’s and girl*' slippers, in orchid and American Beauty ; with padded elkskin sole; all size*. .3 to 8. 11 to 12 Noon Knicker Overalls, 59c Suit Smalt lot of overalls of khaki, with knicker leg; flue for women tourist*, mill workers, etc. Apron Dresses, 65c Each Gingham and percale apron dresses and street dresses of voile; some SECONDS. 50 Men’s Knit Union Suits, 59c Each Rroken lot, of sizes; short sleeves, ankle and three-quar-ter lengths. Cotton Batts at 55c Each Comfort size; of good, clean cotton; 72x90 in sheet.

For Father and the Boys Men's Silk Socks, 39c Pair Full seamless half hose, knit of exceptionally good pure thread silk. Elastic ribbed top, hifrh spliced heel and double sole. Black and cordovan. IRREGULAR. Sizes !><i to 12. Boys' Full-Lined School Pants, $1.65 Woolen tweeds, cassimeres and worsteds, well and sturdily made, with douNe-stitched seat, crotch and inseam. All strain points are also bar-tacked—that means EXTRA WEAR. Sizag 7 to 17 years. Outing Flannel Nightshirts for Boys, 75c Os good, soft outing, in variously colored stripes, full cut, neatly made; sizes 6 to 16. Men’s Cotton Work Socks, 10c Pair Black and cordovan only; seamless toe, good length. Sizes 9% to UVa. SECONDS. Boys’ Play Suits, 79c Overalls, trimmed in red, made of good blue denim; also flapper suits of khaki cloth. All sizes.

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American Bunkers’ Association. An air of confidence and optimism is apparent among the financial leaders. The belief is frequently expressed that with the industries of the Nation no longer hampered by nation-wide strikes and with business conditions continuing their steady progress toward normal, the country is nearing its most prosperous period since the days of war-time inflation. Situation Is Improving Bankers from the middle West say that the situation in the great agricultural region which was hit hardest by the post war deflation is slowly but steadily improving. They declared that the Federal Government, through the agencies of the fanr loan board, the war finance corporation, and the Federal Reserve board has enabled the banks to extend loans to farmers who were caught in tinan-

2 to 3 P. M. Outing Flannel, 10c Yard 27-Inch fancy outing In 10 to 20-yard lengths; 10-YARD LIMIT PER CUSTOMER. Women's Waists, 39c Each Voile, lace trimmed collars and cults; wonderful value. Bathrobes, $1.98 Small lot of new robes of heavy material; rlobon and cor<i-trimmed collars; cord at usdst. .Small sizes. 44 Suits Men’s Pajamas. 55c Each CLEAN-UP! Very greatly reduced. Good variety. Comfortable Shoes for Women, $2.95 Pair 173 Pair* of black kid lace -hoes, in wide widths; all sizes 3 to 9 E: handturned soles. Cuban and military heels. 27 Silk Dresses, Reduced to $8.95 All good styles; sizes 16 to 42. 3 to 4 P. M. Boys' Khaki Overalls at 25c Each Size* to 6 years; Mb style; trimmed in red. 97 Pairs Boys' High Lace • Shoes, $1.39 Pair Solid leather sole*; brown and black calf; very durable; good looking; sizes 9 to 1314. Seamless Sheets, 95c Each Full double bed *!ze* of firm quality sheeting. torn and hemmed. LIMIT 2 TO CUSTOMER. Birdseye Diapers. 69c Dozen "" Size 18*18 inches, hemmed, soft and absorbent. Fiber Silk Hose for Men, 25c Pair Narrow fashioned ankle, double sole, heel, toe. SECONDS. Fiber 811 k Waists $1.98 Each Higher priced originally, now REDUCED; heavy fiber silks. Georgettes, silk pongee*. Size* 36 to 44. 4 to 5 P. M. 23 Men’s Flannel Shirts, 98c Each Odd sizes, in gray and tan. Bandeaux, 15c Each A tableful of well-fitting bandeaux, in pink mesh and brocade; large sizes. Short Lengths Yard Goods, 7/zC Yard Including an accumulation of percales, chambrays, curtain fabrics, etc. Knitted Vests. 6c Each Swiss-ribbed vests, full cut, well made.

Two Specials for Mothers — Children’s Underwaist Suits, 29c Each A cheeked nainsook underwaist fastened to pink efcatnbray bloomers, sizes 2 to 10, practical and comfortable. School Sweaters at $2,49 Boys and girls 2 to 8 years old can wear these; all-wool, In Tuxedo and sweater coat styles, as well as slipover. Good dark colors; comfortable weight. New Wash Frocks, $1.98 Good ginghams, chambrays and perciles in cheerful patterns and styles to cheer up the fall kitchen. All sizes up to 52. All-Wool Middies, $2.98 Flannel middies for school or sports wear, neatly made, with braid-trimmed collars and silk emblem. Sizes 16 to 44. Tooth Brushes at 19c Seconds of a well-known brand, but imperfections in no way impair usefulness.

cial difficulties because of declining prices. Many of the mid-West bankers, however, believe freight rates on farm products should be reduced further. Banker? from the manufacturing regions point out that the twin rail and coal strikes tended to halt production and this will result in greater activity during the winter months. FIREMEN DRILL Demonstrate Methods of Battling Conflagrations in Exhibition. Demonstrations of fire fighting methods used by the Indianapolis fire department were given last night at fire headquarters. The demonstration was a part of the fire prevention campaign being carried on this week by the Chamber of Commerce.

Continuing the $12.95 Dress Sale Yesterday’s great crowd bought at least 200 of the original 400 Dresses in thp sale; but since we had at least 100 styles to start with, in the widest array of sizes, colors and fabrics, theTe is bound to be still a very good selection for Friday 's shoppers. Come prepared to buy one—extra fitting space, salespeople and other facilities for easy inspection and quick service. 50 More Wool Jersey Suits, $5.75 Ea. Tuxedo style, made of all-wool jersey; all belted models, In sizes 16 to 42. 100 Wool Dresses at $5.75 All-wool jerseys and serges, good practical styles for school, street or business wear. Staple fall colors —navy, black, and brown; sizes 16 to 40. Rack of Odd Garments at $5.75 Velour suits, dresses, capes and skirts, very greatly reduced. 200 All-Wool Tweed Skirts , $2.98 Each Tweeds and wool prunellas, plaids, stripes and checks; sizes 26 to 32; VERY SPECIAL. For the Juniors Fall Coats of Velours, $3.50 Ea. Blue, gray and tan coats for girls of 7, 8 and 10 belted models, very nicely made. Silk Dresses for Girls, 1 $3.95 and $8.95 Taffetas, neatly ruffle trimmed, with wool embroidery and pipings in contrasting colors; all of them are reduced; In desirable blues, greens and browns. Slzeß 7 to 14. Neat School Coats. 8 to 12 at $5.95 Heavy brown and blue velour, button trimmed, mostly furcollared. L. S. AYRES & COMPANY DOWNSTAIRS STORE

HEADS NURSES .Miss Ina Gaskill of Indianapolis Elected State President. Public health nurses of Indiana today opened an informal conference at the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Ina M. Gaskill. director of public health nursing, State board of hetalth, presided at this morning's meeting. Miss Gaskill was elected president of the Indiana State Nurses' Association, which ended its twentieth annual convention yesterday. Other officers elected were Miss Lizzie Goeppinger of Ind.anapoiis, first vice president; Miss Lula Cline of South Bend, secon'd vice president; Miss Eugenia Kennedy of Indianapolis, secretary; Miss Mary Peterson of Indianapolis, treasurer; Miss June Gray of Indianapolis and Miss Ethel Hatfield of Lafayette, directors.

FIND SAVINGS BANKS Police Say Coin Boxes Had Been Broken Open. Two small savings banks of the type used by depositors at the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, were found today by Patrolman Bock, on Monon Railroad tracks near Twenty-First St. Both banks were broken open and were empty. The police had no report of banks being stolen. PLAN T. R. RECEPTION Guard of Marines and Sailors to Accompany National Figure. Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, will he honored by a guard of morines and sailors from local recruiting stations at a reception at the Columbia Club Sunday

Friday’s Shoe Opportunity 1,500 Pairs High and Low Shoes For Women , Misses, Girls, Children Some Greatly Reduced, Others Specially Purchased for This Sale Th ree Large Groups Low shoes for women and girls —patent $2.19 leather, brown and black kid and calf strap slippers, cut-out slippers and lace oxfords, with military, Cuban and low heels. Exceptional values. All sizes, 214 to 8. For women, girls and boys brown and $2.29 black calf lace high shoes, in English and nature lasts, with solid leather soles, for school and dress wear. Children’s BVi to large girls’ 7; boys’ 9 to big boys’ s'i. TWO BIG BARGAIN TABLES—Contain--79c ing high and low shoes for women, girls, misses, children, all radically reduced for a quick clearance, FRIDAY ONLY. Broken lines, odds and ends, all sizes in the lot. Children's 5 to 13Va; women’s and girls’ 2V£ to 8.

Women’s Underapparel All Sorts of Garments at Friday Bargain Prices

Costume Slips at $1 The costume slip is the thing this season; these are made of sateen, in black, brown nd navy. Sizes 36 to 44. Heavy Ribbed Union Suits, $1 Fine-ribbed union suits. of heavy quality, with built-up shoulders; ankle length and fleece lined. Sizes 36 to 44. Corselets or Girdellers, $1 This is the popular substitute for corset and brassiere. Herringbone or brocade fabric; sizes 32 to 44, Flber-Sllk Scarfs, $1,49 A small lot of these. In smart, catchy colors and color combinations. Philippine Underwear, $1.98 Nightgowns and envelope chemise, all hand-made, of soft fabrics, adorned with drawnwork, French knots and scalloping. Muslin Underwear, $1 Garment Muslin nightgowns, lace trimmed yoke*; others with neat embroidery; semo extra sizes. Envelope chemises and corset covers of soft fabrics neatly trimmed with Yal. pattern laces.

150 New Velvet Tams $1.50 Each 30 New Velvet Hats at *2.35 All remarkable values; recent shoppers in our Millinery Department will know how good they are.

afternoon. Roosevelt in Indianapolis Sunday afterftoon and night en route from Terre Taute to Anderson on a Republican speaking trip. Lieut. O. O. Kessing, in command of naval resulting here, will be aid to Roosevelt while he is in Indianapolis. A reception will be held at the Marion Club Sunday. Fat That Shows Soon Disappears Prominent fat that comes and stays where it is not needed is a burden, a hindrance to activity, a curb upon pleasure. You can take off the fat where it shows by taking after each meal and at bedtime, one Marmola Prescription Tablet. These little tablets are as effective and harmless as tho famous prescription from which they take their name. Buy and try a case today All druggists the world over sell them at one dollar for a case or you can order them direct from the Marmola Cos., 4613 Woodward Av„ Detroit. Mich. You can thus say good-bye to dieting, exercise and fat. —Adverti semen t.

Camisoles at $1.49 Wash satin, trimmed with Val. pattern laces and with embroidery. Sizes 36 to 44. Flesh and dark colors. Women’s Pure Silk Clocked Hose, $1 Pair “Thread silk semi-fashioned hose, seamed back, narrow-fash-ioned ankle and high-spiieed reinforced heel, double toe and sole, deep garter top, and silk embroidered clock. Black, white and cordovan. IRREGULARS. Outing Flannel Nightgown*, 79c Each Closely woven materials, well fleeced, m well made gowns; sizes 16 and 17. Sateen Pantalets, 79c Pair Ankle length, of soft, lustrous sateen, reinforced; black, brown, navy and purple. In assorted size lengths. Women’s Hose, 25c Pair Black and cordovan cotton hose, narrow-fashioned ankle. double sole, heel and toe; sizes to 10. Women’s Silk and Fiber-and-Silk Hose, 69c Pair Pure silk or fiber and silk hose, in black, white and cordovan; narrow-fashioned ankle, double sole, heel and toe; fashion marks; sizes S Vs to 10. SOME SECONDS. Yard Goods The Downstairs Store is fast becoming a recognized center for Yard Goods Values. Curtain Materials, 15c Yd. Short lengths of dotted swisses and Marquisette, in short lengths; there is enough of each pattern so that one can match up the required quantity for a whole room's curtains. Bleached Muslins and Nainsooks, 9c Yd. All one-yard lengths, salesman's samples; these lengths are desirable for children’s clothing, undergarments, pillowcases, etc. 36-Inch Outing Flannel, 19c Yard Extra heavy fancy outing of a quality very desirable for night clothes. Indian Blankets, $2.98 Each Beautiful new blankets in Indian patterns, all brightly eoiored. Blues, green, olive and brown backgrounds. Suitable for use as auto robes, couch covers, hlanket bathrobes. etc.; weigh about 314 pounds each. Simplex Pattern, 10c and 15c

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