Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1922 — Page 5

NOV. 3, 1922

MINISTERSFAVOR EUGENIO MOKE IN MARRIAGES Chicago Federation of Protestant Churches Indorse Action of Episcopal Clergy. By RODNEY DUTCHER. Vnited Sete Staff Correapondcnt CHICAGO. Nov. 3. —The sensatlonal stand of Chicago Episcopalian ministers. who voted to requlre medicai certifleates from all parties seeking thè marriage ceremony, met with instantaneous lndorsement by clergymen of other rellgious denominations here Tuesday. War on Disease. The “eugenie marriage" movement, which grew out of City Health Commlasioner Herman X. Bundesen s vigomus war on social diseases, has gained such impetus that prominent ministers predict that a couple will soon find it diffiicult to he married by a Protestant minister in Chicago unless both bride and groom can present them to be free from distse. The Indorsement of thè Episcopalian stand was nearly unanimous. tempered only by thè opinion of a few who hold that thè certificate should be made compulsory by legislative action instead of by thè churches. Opinion Pivided. Opinion is more divided over thè proposed teaching of sex lessons to Sunday school children. which has always been a moot question. Several ministers interviewed here felt this was a matter for thè public schools or for home instruction. Xearly three hundred ministers. here from all parts of thè country, and representing practically all thè Principal Protestant denominations heard of thè Episcopalian action for thè first time at thè national conference on church publicity here. and immediately indorsed thè part dealitig with health certificates by a unanimous rising vote, following a motion by Dr. Howard Agnew Johnson, presldent of thè Chicago Federation of Churches.

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I saw thè woman that got my first husband, attempting to get my huaband Xo. 2. —Mrs. C. A. R. A woman went into a buteher shop and seeing a small amount of brains in a dish, said—“ls that all thè brains you have?” —Anon. A woman on a Brightwood car dropped a nickel into thè eonduetor's hands out of her'mouth. She then demanded that a nmn give her his seat. although there were empty seata

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DOWNSTAIRS AYRES’ Smart New Winter CO ATS The Latest Word in Style JL soe % (iyMt --'4® Most important of all thè inviting values now on sale in thè Down- ~~ S\y \JK taira Ready-to-\Vear Section are 150 new winter coats, purchased at a \ /WS ’/ a. f surprisingly low price, and just this week arrived. | v/ | B What They Are Made of and How f| iijjjf J W* They are fashioned from high-grade materials of àttractive and fash- y 11/ I f ionable weaves—Normandies, Bolivias. velours and plushes, and are made / / j ' / WL in thè smartest of present-day styles. The popular bloiLsed-back models j yf j j are here in great number; so are thè loose-fitting wrappy styles, and so, ; Ys also, are snappv straightline effeets. A.A—jL (\ Trimming Features and Types of Collars A/ Q ~ Some have thè new tassel-sleeve trimmings, others show lovely em- W hroidered designs. stili others have neat. tailored-looking button trimmings. A large number come with fur collars and cuffs; thè rest have self-collars and cuffs. Caracul. Manchuria wolf, beaverette and coney are thè fura used. All are full silk lined and interlincd. New in Design , Effectively Trìmmed in Fashion s Favored Colors —— r-i Novelty Apron Dresses, New Beacon Bath- All-Wool Flannel À Hats Well Worth $1.98 robe*, $3.98 Middies, $3.98 n gO ra ' , CLI Rrw fabrtC< M,Ch ” a re.l br.ln to b. ble to . "gher fl pric*d C? 1 Qk UvllUUl SLJKjy chsmbra.r*. fine percate and at- cnra a Beacon bathrobe at this r<-gulation middiee; Just thè thing "* T ”' ma ' ,e " p , into <>f Te 7 low figure. They mar be had In A new shipment of these A complete line of good, marr new tyles, suitable for aft- n or dflrk patte rn* and trlmmed with la-ge emblem smart angora sport hats has sturdy. praticai school clothes -o„n -r:.n tub.prjof Tn just arrived, bringing smart —overcoats, suits, blouses, (0 ro a n goo ,j tyle*. Sies 36 to 44. colora. SUea 16 to 20 yeara. new colors In these smart- ties, sweaters and underclothest of sports wear hats. lng. always reaaonably priced. New Sailorß, Slip-Over Sweater,, . _ $2.95 $4.95 Sport Coats That Look bportsy In hatter's plush and Fin wirm garmants of a bea ver; brown, black and lambwool mixtur in tho dark sfi PiHl navy; attractlve models .srric-blo .h.dea-m.roon black ll* Ifi _ J %L | heather and nary bino. Made w.th si 1 i S and very good values. th reo piece h.wi eniiara. doublé |[| | 1 W CtllVl gj J si # U coffa and wlde elaatlc walstband, colored contraatlngly In green, , jTand v!"'’ k ° f gM<l There are 300 ©f these. all well made and all very good looking. They come in YVomen s Fine polaires, velours, tweeds, herringbones. mixtures, plaid backs and double-faced Hogiery, thè Pr., $1.98 Boy*’ Tweed Suits, materials. 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Styles—low neck, fleeoed ; very eiastic wìtn good ment neatly tailored to IH correet • glM.Taleen, ankle lengtli and V strong seama and wide lapped ] y ( ' o ] o rs black. navy and brown, w-ri _ • 1 *€ T 1 neck with elbow aieeres and ankle closed cratcb. SLTGIITLV IR- B nd siavi 06 to 44. P'V TANARUS" 1 lì I W 111 0 § T length. Siie 36 to 44. REGULAR. UAVVJ/Vft Saturday We Show vor thè First Time . .Ji -1 Pa,r Remarkable New Coats for r-n The Oxfords: / SrFnfffi Juniors and Misses shoes, including patent leath- | / dÉÈ er. mahogany brown and WSlk black calf and brown and mU $1 AA A $1 K flfl Si Q I Ej 111 111 l \Jr V/ B 0 f in design. With Cuban, miiitary and loav rubher tipped heels. Sizes 2 T /2 to 8. These are coats to set a girl ’s heart fluttcring; among thè smartest things we have shown in a long time, yet priced within easy reacli of every punse. The PttmpSà n r> m. r* * C CUI Jj pi Desirable new models in patcnt leather. brown suede, maSport Coats, Uress Coats, Coals tor School ano riay hoganv brown ealf with dark brown straps and tips and „ , . , , A . rn) , e , , , r. . • v._ black satin. With baby Louis, Cuban and miiitary heels; There is a wonderful variety to select from. They are made of velours, T olaires, herringbones, double-faced fabrics and Bolivias. They are fur-trimmed and plain, and in a s,zessizes for girla 7to 14 years, and for misses 15 to 19 years. _ _ 9 \\T 1 OL n , , n _i c i IVlcii s W ork onoes Youthful Styles , in Navy , Brown , Black, Deer and Sorrento # # , Soft chrome Elk Soc-Mocb, easy on thè feet; flexible lace shoes Dresses of All Sorts for Girls and Juniors m with Rinex sewed soles. No boxing. Reai values for generai and sports wear. Shoes that we can recommend for wear and generai Great Variety—Priced from 69c to $12.95 - Sturdy School Shoes 32-Inch Dress Ging- Children’s Hose, Children’t Coats, 4f\ The hams, thè Yard, 19c 3 Pairs for 50c $9.95 Pair ri stas i vH£ 1 m - bM " -*• —Ayres—Downstnirs Store. damaged. - to b years. L. S. AYRES & CO.—DOWNSTAIRS STORE

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