Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1922 — Page 11

NOV. 28, 1922

OIiESBFC.L. U. ftREJCREftSED Boost of 1 Cent a Month Is Subject to Ratification by Locals. ‘GANG RULE’ IS CHARGED Central Body Thanked for Aid to Community Chest in Campaign. A motion calling for an increate in dues of X cent a month for each member of organìzed la ber bodles in Indianapolis, was adopted, subject to ratification by thè various locals, last night at a meeting of Central Labor Union. The proposed increase brtngs thè per capita tax up to 3 ceftts a month for each member of organìzed bodies in Indianapolis. The tax was proposed by Arthur Lyday of thè Motion Picture Operatore’ Union, at a meeting six weeks ago. Aster a heated discussion thè matter was settled by voting in favor of thè addition, subject to ratification by thè locai unions throughout thè city. A copy of thè resolution, together with a report of thè financial standing of thè centrai body and a list of its expenses will be sent to each locai. The tax levy will come up f for final ndoption or rejectioft at thè first meeting of thè body next year. Opnosition Melvin Scaggs. epposed to thè measure, in a YVebstarian burst of oratory, charged thè centrai body with being run by “gang rute.” The whole organized labor movement is rum by a “gang rule” method, according to 3caggs. Homer W. Boret, executive secretary of thè Indianapolis Community Chest, thanked thè Central Labor Union for thè support which it had given thè chest In its campaign to raise $643,584 for organìzed charities in thè city. He pointed out that charitv alone would not solve thè economie problems, but that under thè present system charities were a necessita* and "that organlzed labor had done its part ncbly. He invited thè Centrai Labor Union to select representatives to assist thè Commnuitv Chest in its further work. Mr. Borst suggested that ,it mlght be better to change ttu name of thè Community Chest because thè present name probably “brought up unpleasant memories.” MINE ELECTÌOK INTEREST SUL The coming election of officials ofthe United Mine Workere to be held Dee. 12, is expected by union 1 cadere not to attract much attentimi. With thè withdrawal of George Mercer of Canton, UL, as candidate for president of thè International organization, President John L. Lewis, Vice President Thomas Murray and Secretary William Green, all up for reelectlon, will be unopposed. Mercer withdrew when he learned of his amali vote received for nomination. President John Hessler of dlstrict IL Indiana, was placed in thè fìeìd by a number of locai unions, but refused to run. In distriet 11, thè reai fight is expected in thè election of officials. President Hessler, Vice President T. L Roberta and Secretary William Mitch are all up for re-electlon. A large number of candidates are in thè field, however. Followers of thè present administration of thè distriet claim that present officials will be re-elected because of their record during thè recent minere' strike. Mitch and Hessler are among thè thirty-two candidates seeking election of delegates to thè American Federation of Labor. vKight are to be elected. FIGHT WULFSON'S ACT A petition for a restraining order egainst Frank Broz, acting constable for Isadore Wulfson, a justice of thè peace, has been filed in Circuit court by six colored iawyers. Wulfson refused to allow Harry Hampdon, colored, who was duly elected constable on thè Republiean ticket, to serve as constable for his court, it was charged. The lawyers who filed thè petition were James Bryant, W. S. Henry, J. K. Brown, Frank Williams, Fred IJston and John Browder. SEEKS MISSINO WIFE Whbn Mrs. Steven Hull, 29, of 1424 S. New Jersey St., failed to return trova a shopping trip yesterday, her husband notlfied thè police. Mrs. Hull, In compar,y with her cousin, Elsie David, 1543 English Ave., vi - lted several downtown Stores and at 5 p. m. Mrs. Hull left Mrs. David and told her was going home. She had not retumed at a late hour last night.

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Merchandise From Various Sections of Qur Store Has Been Taken to Our Basement and Marked Down Very Decìdedty in Price for Wednesday’s Selling

45c Pillow Tubing, Regular 45c Quality, 4 3 Yards for— $9 Choice of 42 and 46-inch A width. 39c Pillowcases, 3 for j 42x36 Inches; "Mohawk ’ Y| | and other makes. JL 25c Pillowcases, _ 5 for—, || 42x36 Inches; bleached '"I muslin, neatly finished with JL deet) hems 35c Hemstitched <4 Pillowcases, 4 for— $1 Regular 35c quality; 42x36 JL inches. Up to $1.75 Feather 4 Pillows, Each— $8 Filled with new, sanitarv JL feathers; good. heavy art tick coverings; in medium and dark patterns. 81x90 Seamless Sheets— $9 Bleached, finished with deep hems. $1.25 Sheeting Muslin 6 Yards for— $1 Unbleached; 40 inches JL wide, good weight. - 20c Bleached Muslin, 4 6 Yards for— $1 Yard wide, evea thread, JL soft finish. < 18c Bleached Muslin, -4 7 Yards for— $8 Yard wide, perfect weave JL and finish. 25c Sheeting, .4 7 Yards for— $8 Y'ard wide, unbleached, JL finn weave \2Yzc Unbleached 4 Muslin, 10 Yds. for— $1 Yard wide. JL 25c Cambric Muslin, -4S 7 Yards for— $1 Yard wide, perfect weave JL and finish. 48c Wide Sheetings, *£ 2V Z Yards for— $8 SI Inches wide; choice of JL bleached and unbleached. $1.50 Blankets, -4 Each— Si 64x80 Inches; gray body JL with neat color stripe border. $1.50 Crib Blankets— Heavy, doublé fleeeed; '9 blue and pink; fiorai and Ju- JL venile designs; whipped edges. 22c White Outing Flannel, 7 Yds. for— $| Doublé fleeeed, soft and absorbent. 35c Yard Wide Outing Flannel, 4 Yards si r— $8 Extra heavy and flf ecy; JL made by thè “Amoskeag Manufacturing Co. Beautiful rang >of color stripes on iight ground... For nightgowns, pajamas and children’s sleeping gannente

Women’s $3 White jfl Silk Hose—--500 pairs, full fashioned, self and contrasting embroidered ankles and clocks; all ’izes.

15c Outing Flannel, 8 Yards for— vi 27 Inches wide, variety of JL prettv colored stripes on light grounds. 35c Unbleached Cotton Flannel, 5 Yds for bJ Long, soft nap; twilled JL weave back. 40c Featherproof f! Ticking, 3V Z Yds.- for 32 Inches wide, staple blue JL i stripe. 15c Comfort Cre- <4 tonnes, 8 Yards for— $8 Pìain and twilled weave, ■ medium and dark colors. 45c and 35c -4 Cretonnes, 4 Yds. for Sa Yard wide, beautiful new JL patterns and colors. 15c Curtain Scrim, -4 10 Y?rds for— $8 Yard wide, doublé hem- JL stitched and openwork border. 35c White Curtain 4 Swiss, 4 Yards for— S| Y r ard wide, good quality JL crossbar, dota and fiorai patterns. j i ■ 25c Filet Curetain .4 j Nets, 5 Yards for— Sjl Neat designs. JL Up to 25c Marquisette 4 : and Scrim, 6 Yds. for $i Yard-wide curtain fnarqui- JL | sette, crossbar scrim. - | 15c Apron Check Ging-<4 hams, 8 Yards for— $1 Fast color. 27 inches wide, JL all sizes blue and white checks. 39c Dress Ginghams, -4 4 Yards for— S| 32 Inches wide; fino quality JL ! ginghams, small plaid effeets, atj tractive color assortment. 25c Dress Ginghams, 4 6 Yards for— $1 27 Inches wide; checks, JL stripes. plaids and many dark colors; suitablo for school frocks. White Nainsook, 4 7 Yards for— $8 Yard wide; good quality JL for imderwear and infanta’ wear. 25c Percales, -4 6 Yards for— $g Yard wide, variety of flg- JL ures, stripes and checks; navy, : cadet and white grounds. 50c Silk Stripe Mad- 4 ras, 2 1 /z Yards for— $| 32 Inches wide; beautiful JL array of color stripes on light grounds. I 35c Black Sateen, 4 3 1 /z Yards for— $| Yard wide, mercerized fin- JL ish. , Comfort Challis, -di 6 Yards— $8 Y'ard wide, medium and JL dark colors.

Women’s $2 and $3 FullFashioned Silk Hose— $1 500 pairs, heavy ingrain silk, fully re- JL inforced; black and all colora; all sizes; irregulars.

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Eden Cloth Sleeping -4 Garments, 2 for— <p| For little folks; sizes 2 to JL 8. Heavy, closely woven cloth; warm, comfortable. $2 Skating Sets of *4 Brushed Wool— $9 For thè little folks, with .IL caps and scarfs to match. $2 Artifxcial Silk _ Scarfs— || Of artificial silk, smart patterns with deep fringe ends. .aL Just 30 in thè lot. Up to 85c Poliy Prim ~ Aprons, 2 for— || Sizes 38 and 40. P| For women and misses; .i. while 50 ast. Large Bungalow 4 , Aprons, 2 for Of good quality percales. -3* Cut full slze; in novelty patterns. 'Vhile 100 last. $2 Lingette Petticoats 4 Each and every garment Y| beare thè label. Regular; JL I while 50 last. Jersey Petticoats— 4 With deep sateen fiounces. vi made with heavy mercerized JiL otton Jersey tops. All wanted colare. Walking Skirts— 4 ! Of mohair and wool brìi- $8 linntincs for women and JL ; misses. While six last. Women’s lOc Hand- 4 kerchiefs, Dozen for— $8 Fine sheer quality lawn, JL woven borderà in pink. blue and belio; hemstitchecì. Women’s 25c Pure Linen Hankerchiefs, || 6 for— *8 Assorted colore, imitation liand-drawn thread effeets, hem- j stitched. lOc Men’s Colored Border Handkerchiefs, $8 11 for— JL Hemstitched; blue, green and brown woven colored stripe borderà. Women’s 15c Pure -si Linen Handkerchiefs, $8 9 for— JL Plain colore, rose, holio, tan and green; hemstitched. Men’s $1.25 Overalls and Jackets, Each— $8 Of good quality blue denim JL and hickory stripe, some sizes in Steifel's Wabash stripe; strongly made, bib overall and high back style, most all sizes up to-60. Men’s 69c Blue Cham- 4 bray Shirts, 2 for— $| Doublé stitched, one pock- JL et slipover style; sizes 14 to 16 (limit two to a customer). Men’s Undershirts and Drawers, 2 Garments for— $8 Heavy winter weight, JL fleeeed, ecru color; shirt sizes to 46, drawer sizes to 44. $1 Women’s Pure -flj Thread Silk Hose, $8 2 Pairs— JL Fully reinforced, fashioned legs, mercerized lisle, elastic tops; black, cordovan, silver, nude and white; irregulars.

Outing Flannel Pa- 4 jamas and Billie SB Burkes— JL The well-known "Sleepy Hollow” brand. Silk frog trimmed, silk ribbons. Made to retail at $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. While 500 garments last. Petticoats, Princess -4 Slips and Petti- $3 Bloomers — JL Ankle length; of good quality sateen. Black and colors. . Black Jap Silk *6l j Blouses — $| Two-in-one collar; while 50 last. Up to $5 Brassieres, -4| 2 for— *?■ Sample line; sizes 38 and JL ' 40 only. dose cut of salesmen s samples; up to $5 quality, Sl.OO; up to SI.OO quality, 2 for #I.OO. Dressing Saques, -9 2 for— $8 Of good quality fiannelette JL in prettv fiora! patterns. Up to $1.50 Muslin si Underwear, 2 for— vi Salesmen's samples, con- JL sisting of pajamas, Billie Burkes, Bloomers, Step-ins, Gowns, Prlncess Slips, Petticoats, Envelope < ‘hemises. Up to $3 House Dresses— $8 Apron Dresses, Home JL. Frocks and Porch Dresses; gingham, sateen, percales, linenes, etc. Some of genuine heatherbìoom materiale. Sale of $2 and $3 Hand Bags— $8 Pive hundred tip-togate JL hand bags, various leathers, various colore, envelope and large roomy shapes; all with mirrors and coin purses. Women’s 29c and 39c Boxed Handkerchiefs, 4 Boxes for— $8 Three handkerchiefs in a JL Christmas box; fine sheer lawn, attractive colored embroidery. Women’s Embroidered 4| Handkerchiefs, 20 for < s '| White with attractive col- JL ored and white embroidered patterns. Children’s Handker- *4 chiefs, 20 for— $8 Novelty prints and fine plain JL white cambric. Men’s 35c Mercerized Socks, 5 Pairs for— $8 Black, navy, cordovan; JL sizes 9% to 11%; irregulars. Women’s 50c Mercer- \ : ized Hose, 4 Prs. for $8 | Reinforced toes, heels and JL soles; black and cordovan; Irregulars. Women’s 25c Medium Weight Hose, $8 10 Pairs for— JL Black, cordovan and white; irre gufa re. Misses’ 35c Rib Stockings, 7 Pairs for— $8 Reinforced toes and heels; JL black and cordovan; sizes 5 to 9%; sligktly imperfect. | Men’s 25c Lisle Socks, 10 Pairs for— Si Medium weight; black, JL navy and cordovan; sizes 9% to 11%; irregulars.

Women’s $1.69 Buster Brown -4j Silk Hose— sfi Ali pure siile from top to toe, fully JEL reinforced. black and navy; sizes 8% and ft; strictiy firsts.

Men’s Shirts f# 2 for— v| Of percales and peinteò madras, JL collar attacbed and neekband style. slightly soiled and mussed, perfect fltting, well tailored, good line; sizes 14 to 17.

$1 and $1.25 Bertha *6 Collars, 2 for— $8 Of iace and net, lace JL trimmed, in cream, ecru and white; various good patterns. $1 and $1.25 Vestees, -9 2 for— $1 0| net, trimmed with lace A and tucking insets; organdy. madras and various novelty vestees; some with cuffs; Peter Pan or Tuxedo collars. $1 and $1.25 Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets, <4| 2 for— Si Of organdy Tace, round and Tuxedo shapes. $2 Indestructible 4 Pearl Beads— | 24 Inches long, fitted with j gold filled safety elasps. $2.98 Silver Plated -| Cigarette Case — •>! Hammered finish, gold plated J* llning, will hold 12 cigarettes. Silver Plated Ware, -4 6 Pieces for— SI Odda and ends. Ai Rogers’ Up to $3 Silver Ware, Each — SB Odds and ends, some slightly marred, limited quantities. $3.50 “Gilbert Nine” -4 Alarm Clocks— SS Rima 9 days without wind- JL ing. While 25 last. A Special Assortment of Player Rolls, 6 for— Angora Sports Hats— Just 150 hats in thè lot; all v| thè desired shades. JL $1.50 All-Wool French Serge— $| 40 Inches wide; black, light JL brown, myrtle, navy, garnet, Cardinal, royal blue, wisteria, purple. Millinery Trimmings, -4 2 for— $8 Five hundred flowers and JL novelties. $1.50 Turkish Towels, -I I 5 for— $8 Individuai size, closely wo- JL ven, colored borderà; 19c quality. 50c Turkish Towels, 4 for— $8 Bath size, pure bleached, JL doublé thread; 39c quality. i 59c Turkish Towels, 3 for— $8 Large bath size, doublé JL nub; 59c quality. 25c Huck Towels, 4 6 for— $9 Smooth, even thread; 25c JL quality. 75c Dresser Scarfs, 4 2 for— $1 18x52 Inches, ovai ends, JL lace insets; 750 quality.

Women’s 39c Gordon Hose, 4 Pairs — $1 Medium weight, mercerized lisle, seam- JL less, fully reinforced; black and cordovan; all sizes.

Munsing Union Suits, -jg $2.50 Quality— $8 Mercerized cottcn, bodice top; JL ribbon shoulder straps; ankle length. Flesh color

$1.75 Chiffon Taffetà— $| Yard wide, all silk, for JL dresses and linings; light blue, ivory, Quaker gray, taupe, medium gray, myrtle green. Assorteci Flavored Chocolates, 5-ìb Box— $8 Soft centers. JL 70c Bunte’s Diana 4| Filled Confections, $i 2-Pound Box— JL Highgrade candy. Children’s 50c -4 Drawers, 4 for— $1 Winter weight, ankle length. JL Children’s $2 Union 4 Suits— Si Medium weight, high necks, JL long sleeve3, ankle length; sizes for 12 to 16 years. 3oys’ Sweater Coats— 4 Two pockets, coat style.. dark vi ray; sizes 28 to 34. JL Children’s Astrakhan -fj Caps, 2 for— $3 Polo shape with ear protec- *5 tlon. Boys’ All-Wool Jersey 4 Sweaters— $| Six to 10-year sizes; brown JL and green heather, turi.le neck. Choice of Anf Velvet Hat in The Basement 4 Store— Women’s $1 Vests, 3 for— $| Medium fleeeed, high necks, Ja long sleeves. Up to $4 Trimming tg Specials, Yard— Si Wool lace banda, Spanlsh JS lace remnants, fancy trim, organdy flouncing with Venise laoe edges. colored organdy vestings, net dress flouncing, 36 inches wide, St. Gali Venise bandings; black, navy and brown girdle cords, fur trimmings, Georgette crepe In purple, green, sand, Copenhagen and yellow. 35c Table Covers— -f 36 Inches In diameter, lace vi edges, with lace inset cen- JL ters; $1.50 quality. Table Damask *|| 58 Inches wide, mercerized, vi fiorai stripe and check pat- Li terns—--750 quality, 2 yards for #I.OO 65c quality, 2% yards for #I.OO 30c AU-Linen Scotch <4 Toweling, 5 Yds. for $j Heavy wash finish crash; * SOc quality, $1.50 Dresser Scarfs 4 18x52-Inch embroidered or $8 lace trimmed edges; SLSO JL quality. $1.75 Napkins, -4 Dozen for— ?| 18 Inches wide, linen finish, JL neatly hemmed; $1.75 quality.

Children’s 39c, 50c and 55c Round Ticket Stockings, 4 Pairs— -<| Black, cordovan and white; broken lines. JL

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