Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 168, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1922 — Page 5

NOY. 23, 1922

TRIPLENSURQERER MS MI LIFE R 9 United Presa RICHMQND. Ind., Nov. 23.—Tne murder orgjy of Donato Fierro, Italian bad man had reached a tragie climax today. A bullet through his own braln as bloodbounds and poliee closed in on him ended Fierro’s lite. Tralling of Fierro to tne home wher* he killed his wife and 9 year-old daughter, led officers to believe he had been hlding in Richmond waiting to kill tvro other men whom he had enedJUDGE COLLINS HEADS RELIEF ORCANIZATION Immigrami’ Aid Society .Joine Uands With Community Center. Judge James A. Collins has been elected president of thè American Settlernent, a new relief organization formed by thè amalgamation of thè Immlgrants’ Aid Society and thè Cosmopolit&n Community Center. Classes in Amerieunizution. Knglish and citizenship will continue to be part of thè work of thè organizaUon. Children of employed rnothers are cared for at thè nursery of thè Cosmopolitan Center. A superlntendent to have generai supervision of thè ■work probably wlìl be selected before thè first of thè yeur, accordine to thè executive committee.

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Admirable Coats for Less BOTH fiir-trimmed and untrimmed coats are offered at this time for considerably less money than just as desirable coats have commanded and just previously sold for.

Fur Trimnied at $45 Of Normandy, Saxonia and Bolivia, bloused, straightlìne and wrappy styles, with collare of beaver or squirrel. Lovely quality disti nguishes every one. Others, $55 Chic Samara cloth coats, wrappy of silhouette, in navy blue and broivn, trimmed with wolf.

For Warmth Wear Blcomers Made cf Sc.teen ANICE qnality ot sateen is U66>l in these bloomers, which are cut amply full, in thè sporta iengtb and shown In & pleasing range of shades. In regolar sizes. priced at 91.95. Extra sizes, $2.25. Knit Petticcats, $1.35 and $1.95 TWFS best protection againat chili and cold w know of besldes wool underwear, la to be ha<s fcq thè wann. dose knit pettiooat It cornea in a number of desirable shades. At f 1-35 and f 1.95. —Ayrcs—Petti eoa ts, third lioor.

Women Lack Experience in Politics Says Miss Alice

Coptrrinht, J9S B, bv United Presa \ WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—Amerl- J can women are not experienced enough in politica to hold high office, such as a seat in Congress, Representative Alice Robertson of Oklahoma said todav. She said her own career in Congress has convinced her of, that. “Women haven't had enough experience yet to be ready for office,” she declared. “We are oniy in thè kindergarten of politica and we are not yet ready for thè higher mathematica. For thè time being, my advice to my sex is to not seek office, butto study politica from thè ground up and learn how to vote. Then, aster a wliile we can go aster thè higher honors. Women Too Tempennental “Women now are too temperamental and too sensitive in politica and I include myself. That is because we are novice* at thè game. It won’t be that way aster we’ve worked our way up from thè bottom and leamed to take thè personal eiement out of it. "Aunt Alice” was afraid her re- | marks would be construed as "sour ; grapes” becauae of her defeat in thè | recent election. “But it is nothing o fthe kind,” she said. "I was sorta mad about getting beat, but I didn’t shed any tears or carry on one bit. The views I am expressing are not partlcularly new

Untrimmed Ones at $35 These are made of De Mois and Minerva cloths in wrappy, biouse and straightlìne effeets, trimmed with silk gtitchery and convertible collare. In navy, black and brown. Others, $75 A few Juliet fabric coats in navy blue and brown are smart with caracul or fox embellishment. — A^res —Coat section, third floor.

For Friday—Special Values in Men’s Knitted Four-in-Hand Ties Thousands of Them at—--39c and 89c An exceptionally large and exceptionally ISL ' varied assortment of high quality knitted neclr- jap wear for men, embracing all thè popular weaves and pattern combinationa. In plain black. In fpPyCy otfcer plain shades. in cross stripes and bias ’ Jw ■t ripe a. Ay Remember These Ties in W Shopping for Christmas f By purchasing from this lot you will secure gifta thè men folks will like and gifta of good, serviceable qnality. at prices very moderate in deed. Early shopping assures unhampered selection of design* and color*. —Ayres—Men' store, Street floor.

wlth me. Tou remember I was op posed to woman suffrago at thè start and I only ran for Congress when 1 my friends made me.” Home Always First The time should never come, said Miss Robertson when a woman will neglect her home for politics. “Holding office,” she declared, "cannot compare to taking care of a home and raising children.” Women will not learn thè fundamentals of politics as they should, silo Baid, until they are willing to take it seriously. A suggestion of a bridge game, she said, will always break up a wotnan’s study meeting on better government. “The lady from Oklahoma” lndlcated she regards thè seating of Mre. Felton of Georgia, as thè flrst woman Benator, an empty honor. Titlo Meati Nothing “We will honor this grand old woman,” she said, “but her tltle as Benator really means nothing and has no hearing on woman’s place in politics. I do not consider lier being seated in thè Senato as having any politicai significance whatsoever.” I’oìnting out that raany women candìdates for Congress were defeated in thè recent election. Miss Robertson declared it was “made plain that neithor party wants women in Con gress.”

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Hour Sales Special values of an unusual nature in price and appeal; come early and save money. 9 to 10 A. M. 50 Boys’ Union Suits, 29c Each Flat-fleeced uuion suits, la tan, wlth rlbbed cuffs; bei for boys 2 and 3 yeara. Llmlt 3 to customer. Dress Ginghams, 10c Yard 27 inches wlde; good assortnient of patterns. l.imlt 10 yard •to customer. Odds and Ends. Nothing Over 50c. Musilo underwear, Bandeaux, Step Ins, veste, blooraers, corsela, dresseg; a deanup of odd piecee, some alightly solled. lOto 11 A. M. Table Oilcloth, 19c Yard Uontnants of table oilcloth, for qulcU clearance; light and dark patterns. Mens and Boys * Cotion Jerseys, 39c Each Nnvy blue and maroon; fino for work, school and play wear. Llmlt 2 to customer. Curtain Net, I2Y2C Yard 30 ltiehet wlde. In one patn>m. Radicali/ reduced; whlte curtain net. Damaged Hose, Half Price Sllgbtly damaged sllk, flber, mereerlzed Ilo! aud cotton lioso; reduced for cleanuioe. 11 to 12 A. M. Odd Lot Children' Shirts and Drawers, 39c Garmcnt Medium and h-avler weight, for ages 2 to 12 years; all sorte Ine! u ded. Brassieres, 29c Each Si:.all lota, In incomplete sire range; sliks trlmmed wlth laee. brocade and wovec clotbs; all radlcallv reduced. Mens and Boys' Knit Ties, 15c Flber sllks, SECONDB; a large assurtiuent. Unbleached Muslins, 8c Yard 86 Ineh closely woven nnbleached tnualin; llmlt 10 yarde to customer.

2 to 3 ?. M. Enveiope Chemises, 50c Each Soft muslin rhemisp, ncatly tallored, wlth Val. pattern lee trliamiug; glze 36 to 44. Boys' Wool Mixed Sweaters, $1.39 Coat style, wlth hwl rollar; dark brown, gray and green Jieather misture. Napkins, sc; 55c Dozen Mercertaed pattern napkln, unbemnu'd; SKCONDS. Table Damask, 35c Yard ; 3 Yards for $1 Mereerlred. In short lengtha, suitable for pattern tableclotba. 3 to 4 P. M. . Brushcd Wool Scarfs, $1.75 Just 12 of them—large, long, wlde, with beltg and pocket*, tdinlt 1 to customer. Men's Cotton Work Socks, 6c Each Black only; eamles toe, SECONDS. Llmlt si palrs to customer. Batkrobes at $1.85 20 Robe RKDrCED f-om regolar stock ; of heavy blanket robe material j for women and miss*. 4 to 5 P. M. 35 Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts, 89c Each Assorted 'ao; warm and eomfortably cut. Llmlt 2 to customer. Scout Percales, 6c Yard MILL ENDS; all thè eaaon's newest patterai. Llmlt 10 yard to customer. Women's Union Suits, 50c 76 Snlt* reduced from stock. Slae 36 and 33 only, low neck, Bleoveiess. ankle length, a good ribbed glightly llooced winter weight, Llmlt 2 t<> customer.

DOWNSTAIRS t AYRES’ Friday’s Savings Sale

Friday’s Saving Sale is awaited with eagerness by large numbers of thè Downstairs Store’s growing list of customers, as thè records of our growth shows. That is because a very special lot of values is placed before thè public every Friday, in ali-day as well as Hour Sales. This Friday offerings are in line with previous ones.

Sale of Fur-Trimmed Hats at $4 ea. Continued Friday , This sale, with remarkable values in smart little furbrimmed hats of metal brocade, satin and brocaded satin, proved popular enough to justlfy its continuance. Sports Hats and Hats for Dress Are Added in Special Assortment at SI.OO Each

Yard Goods Yard Wide White Outings, 15c Yard Good heavy quallty, well ti ecce d ; 2 to 10-yard longtbs. Fancy Outing, 19c Yard Short lengtbs well kuown brand; 27 iuebes wlde. Yard-Wide Challis, 17c Yard New patterns, dark and medium tight ground. Persian design*. Largo Turkish Towels, 25c Each Turkish hath towels; elle 00x00. Men and Boys Mens Cashmere Hcse, 39c Pair Woolmlxed hose In dark browu heather roUture; full length, wlth doublé welgbt toe and heel, and etrong elastic rlbbed top. bize 10 to 11 v. Iruporfect. Men’s Work Shirts, 79c Of heavy Golden Rule ebambray. In dark blue: collar attached, good long sleevea. Slaea 14i§ te 17. Boys* Flat-Fleeced Union Suits, 79c Each Tan, flnt-floeeed gannente, wlth etrong rlbbed cuti at wrtst uirt ankJe. Closed crotch style; a'.Jse* 2 to 16 yesrs. Youths All-Wcol Jerseys, $1.25 Sire Sf, 86 and 38 only; strong and durable, well made garments, wlth doublé welgbt roll neck and heavy cult*. Doublé atitohed Hat locktid aeama tbroughout; color are dark green, tight and dtuk gray. Men’s Heavy Ribbed Coats, $2.98 ICnttted Sweater Conta, w. th Spiece convertible shawl e,. Ilare, made to fasten cloaely aroninì tbe neck. Wool and cotton mlxed; la dark heather mlxture, maroon, and a few ia Oxford gray. Miao* 36 to 4& W omeri's Underapparel Silk Jersey Petticoats, $1.98 Each Wlth brnld-trlmined flouneee aad Insorta. Mode wlth placketTwo Tables Women's Hose, 69c Pair Pur allk. flber and ailk, mercerlxed Usle; plain sbades, t wotoned eftecta porte hose; alxos Si, to 10. IRRBOUDARS. Panel-Back Ho3e, $1 Pair Tallored aeam hoee of flber sllk, hlark and colora; slzee BVj to 10l PI USTA Women's Winter Weight Union Suits 79c Each Heavy kntt, sllshtly fleoced, pur whlte; elzes 36 and 33 only. Dow neck. Bleeveles, V neck, elbow sleevea, ankle length. Women’s Knit Union Suits, SI.OO Completa Una of (Ine rlbbed Tilt, high neck, long sleerea; equare neck, elbow sleeves; low nerk, aleevelesa; 36 to 44; ankle length. Corsets at SI.OO Each An nnneual collectlon of wanted etyle in well boned rubber top und tralghtline corset of bear/ coutil; elzes 21 to 30. Outing Flannel NightGowns, 79c Each rieavy. well fleeeed, well made, full cut; 16 and 17. Fine Muslin Nightgown, 79c Pine oft, qnallty, well trlmmed, wlth neat lacea or embroidery. Sire* 16 and 17. Crepe Bloomers, 79c Ea. Wasbable crepo, relnforeed vi bere moat wear cornea; pink, whlte; assorteti alzo lengtha.

Wool Slip-on Sweaters, $1.49 Each blxty only, la black, whlte, in novelty weaves. Black Sateen Aprons, $1.49 Each Sportal ìot of 120 aprona, trlmmed wlth piping and very becoaiìng; sizea 36 to 44. 200 Apron Dresses, 88c Each Olnsrhama and perealea; eevcrml very good neatly trlmmed etyle| trlmmea with contrasting colora. Sizes to 44.

tDr. Denton Sleepiiìg U°tì Garments s \ ì Seconds —Special at 79c and $1 cJwjL ' This is another group purchase vrhereiii we take over all thè seconds of thè well known “Dr. Denton*’ sleeping garments. The hmperfections are slight, yet we are able to offer those garments at very low prices. Sizes oto 5,79 c Sizes Sto 10, $1 Each AVi 11 wear, look and serve quite well; 11 io cxcellent qtialitv of thè garments is well known and mudi adirared by careful mothers. School Hose, 25c Pair Children’s Hose, 12V2C Children’s Dresses, For boy or girl; fln. ganga Pair • 79c Each Usle, In black, brown, whlte; Good quality cotton, medium Ages 2to 6 yeara; mad. of gtngribbed. for boy, hlacSt; ribbed. biack; aizes 6 to 10. IR- era j exc eii en t E tylea lxao 6 to PVj; IRRBGULARS. RBOCI^ARS. . . Children’s Winter Union Kmtted Gloves and Mittens , 25c Pair Suits, 79c For children nd women; thè oeclal purchase of edds nd ends from a Whlte and cream, 9lzes 6 to 12. locai Jobber; severol hundrèd pair of comfortable, warm gloves and mitta Heavy rlbbed, slìghtly fleaced, at low price. warm and i imfortable.

2,500 Pairs of SHOES d 0 s 2' l9 pr - J 1 Desirable styles for immediate wear, purchased at concessions, are | offered at a price which 1 very low for thè qua’ity of thè shoes included. See these groups of values. Judge them on their merita at thè prie®.

At $2.19 Fot Women and Grcwing Girlst Pateni Ittuther, brown elf, brown kld, black cnlf, black kM ■trap sllppers *nd oxford, alai two-toned comblnsMon, with Cuban, mllltary and low heels. They aro some of thè scasou'a moat up-to-tho-mlnute styles. All slaos, 3 to 8.

Here are two fall styles in a rich brown calf, black kid or black calf, welt sewed sole, well made, with either English, brogue, broad or straight last and rubber tipped heels. Fine upstanding values \ remarkably well made shoes at so low a price. Sizes 6 to 11.

WOOL DRESSES 125 of $ -75 Them at 1| French serges and velours, well made, in neat styles; attractive, iasteful trimmings, straigbt circular ekirt and basque styles. Much more than plain, everyday wool dresses, these have style, too. They are dresses suitable for Street, business and shopping wear, dresses of exceptional value at thè price. Sizes 16 to 40. There Are Also Some Excellent Silk, Wool and Velveteen Dresses at SIO.OO Each One Lot of Junior Dresses at $3 Ea. Middy dresses of wool serge, with wide belt, plaited skirta and with brald trimmings on collars and ties; sizes 8 to 14. A few of them have white galatea waists, with emblema on sleeve. One Group Fur Scarfs, Crepe de Chine Lined. $3.95 Each

At $2.19 For Missea and Children: Brown calf and kld, black calf and kld, laced pony-cut ehoes with soltd leather sole and rubbertlpped heel. Dependable shoea for dr 4 or school wear. Eugllsh or nature last. Sires 8 V 3 to 2.

A Sale cf High-Grade Men’s Shoes Welt Soied Very Special, Pr., Ja!

At $2.19 For Boys and ì'ouths: Black ve'.our calf la*4 Bhooa. with Btnrdy solid leathsr soles, Engllsh and naturo lasts. Slsea 9 to 5&.

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