Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1923 — Page 2

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VETERANS THANK CITV FOR HELP IN RAINBOWMEETING Elaborate Plans Made for Large Convention of ex-Soldiers, The convention committee of the Rainbow Veterans' Association Is furthering plans for the association’s fifth annual convention here July 1315, assured of the support of the Indianapolis people. Judge Delbert O. tVllmeth expressed appreciation of the association to the city for support In the coming convention, at a meeting*Thursday night. A. M. Glossbrenner, vice chairman of the citizens’ committee, presided. One of Largest Other leaders in the veterans' organization also praised the citizens or their efforts. Reports of committee chairmen indicated one of the largest conventions ever held in Indianapolis is expected. Ralph A. Lemcke, chairman of the committee on deeoratlons, said .plans are well under way for an elaborate decorative scheme. Ernest Kingston, chairman of the policing committee, and I* B. Jay, chairman of the transportation committee, also reported progress. Posters Prepared John B. Reynolds, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the publicity committee, said that he believes the entire city will cooperate in the reception and entertainment of the veterans and distinguished guests. , Leroy D. Moon, who served as a wheel driver in Battery A, 150th Field Artillery, during the war, has prepared an elaborate drawing which will be the official poster during the convention. These posters will be supplied to merchants direct from headquarters, 1101 Lemcke Building. Many requests for railroad rate reduction certificates are being received. WIFE TALKED UNTIL 3 A.M. So Husband Alleges—Then He Says He Had to Cook Ills Breakfast. His wife, Lucy, frequently drew a j chair to the side of his bed and lec- I tured until the wee small hours. Jo- : seph Yunkln, 238 N. Beville Ave., says In his divorce complaint filed In Superior Court. Then along about 2 or 3 a. m. she would retire, and a few hours later, the plaintiff says, he. would have to cook his and the children's breakfast. The charges were denied on behalf of the plaintiff.

Banner Furniture Qs 33 South Meridian Street Branch Store, 1054 Virginia Ave. ** \ / Sale of Refrigerators n Fifty Pound Top leer As Pictured IS siajo - v JL. V-/ Terms, $5 Monthly slade by the North Star Refrigerator Company, makers of high-grade Refrigerators for 40 years. Outside walls solid oak. Provision chamber white enameled. / This is one of the several models just received and now on sale at decided price reductions while they last. Ice Chests .as Low as $9.75 Grass Rugs Imported Grass Rugs, well woven for long $r .95 wear. Attractive oil color stenciled designs. - Sizes 9x12. Up to $12.75 values. Choice y fv. v . ti / ■ ■ "■■■■■' ■ 11 ■ " ■ ■■ Saturday Last Day of our Sale of Reed and Fibre Furniture. Upholstered Rockers, Davenports, Day Beds, Tables, Lamps, etc., at price reductions Up to 50%!

‘WHIPPING BOSS’* TRIAL TO BE COMPLETED TODAY One Prosecution Witness Remains to Be Heard. By United Presa LAKE CITY, Fla., June 29.—The prosecution’s case against T. W- Higginbotham, lumber camp “whipping boss,” on trial for alleged (mating to death of Martin Tabqrt, was expected to be completed today. Only one prosecution witness remained to be heard when court sessions were resumed. PUBLIC CARE IN ■ TAXATION URGED Hough Tells Realtors Interest Must Be Shown, Business men throughout the country and the general public must devote as much attention to the expenditure of public funds as legislative bodies do to the raising of taxes if the taxation problem ever Is to be solved satisfactorily, Will A, Hough, member of the State tax board, said in an address before the convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at Cleveland on Thursday. Indiana has been saved millions of dollars by the State tax board, Hough said. Members of the Indiana delegation held an Informal dinner at the Hotel Cleveland on Thursday evening. STOLEN GOODS BOUGHT, i t Police Allege Herman Stern Purchased Rugs Missing From Hontfs. Herrpan Stem, 38, of 3637 N. Illinois St s today was charged wi,th- re 4 celvlng stolen gpods." Detectives Walker and Thomas allege he purchased three rugß, valued at SBOO, which had been stolen from the home of Mrs. Lydia Whitcomb, 1105 N. Pennsylvania St. \

SATURDAY SPECIALS Men’s ™° E U A S B E E R OXFORDS Ladies’ c B a p n o v r a t OXFORDS BLATT and GOLD Formerly Salinger Shoe Cos., 402 W. Washington Street.

‘NON-STOP’PLANE FALLS INTO BAY • • ! - ■ Second Attempt of California Aviators Ends in Failure, By United Press _ SAN DIEGO, Cal., June 29.—The second attempt of Captain -Smith and Lieutenant Richter to remain aloft four days in an airplane ended at 4:30 a. m., today when their machine fell into San Diego Bayi " Neither flyer was serlouslyrinjured. Fog was believed responsible-for the accident'. The aviators pit eafly Thursday morning and flew around and around over San Dlpgo> taking on fuel from another plane while wishing through the air at terrific speed. Their first attempt felled when mechanical trouble forced them down after only a few hours. - FATHER HAS SON HELD Boy, 15, Said to Have Taken Auto Without Permission. G. S. Chin, 239 N. Delaware St., early today caused the arrest of his son, Newton Chin, 15. Chin told police his son had taken his automobile without permission. The son was taken to the detention home, charged with unlawful possession of an automobile. ROYALTY IS ASSAILED British Labor Party Holds King and V Family Unnecessary. ,tfte effect that "the royal family no 'loriger is a necessary part of the British Constitution,” was introduced in the labor party conference here today\by a delegation from Middlesboro!* The motion called upon the labof; party to state definitely its views on this matter. / Adtomobile Stolen ' Alex R. Holliday, 1235 N. New Jersey St., told police today a thief stole his automobile from Michigan and New Jersey Sts.

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Clearance of Our $lO SILK DRESSES Crepe de . ‘ / Black, Chine ) l Navy, Taffetas ( / Brown, Tricosham ( " V ) Tan and Printed Silks ) \ Novelties Women’s and Misses* Sizes , 14 to 44

;on Women’s and Misses’ Spring and Summer Apparel the * Most Important Event of Them All Is the Clearance of Our Fine Silk Dresses for Sommer Beautiful Distinctive Models That Formerly Sold at S4O, S3O and $25

COLORS MATEIRALS Navy, Black Sport Silks • Cocoa, Caraniel - Canton Crepes Lanvin, Orchid Satin Cantons Tangerine ~ - Crepe Romaines Beige, Sand Georgettes Coral, Maize, Printed Crepes Madeline, Rose Miloshams Paris Gray and Mercerized Turquoise Spanish Lace

COLORS MATEIRALS v -ZTXL l NE^STYLES TRIMMINGS Navy, Black Sport Silks • |mP Cnjg l Sport Models Picoted Ruffles i. Cocoa, Caratriel - Canton Crepes I NjS I 111 Basque, Blouse Colored and Self ll Lanvin, Orchid Satin Cantons | oO I MM j Draped Skirts Embroidered % Tangerine *“ - Crepe Romaines V 11 I Mm / Circular Skirts s Beading \ „ Beige, Sand Georgettes / I MM \ Pleated Side Panels Braiding j|| iMf / j Coral, Maize, Printed Crepes 1 I MM J Pleated Flounces Ribbon Girdles fmtMlf 1 Madeline, Rose Miloshams 1 I iM j- f Loose Side Panels Metal Bucklejs y Paris Gray and Mercerized / Jg . g&mwm*mg [ Box Pleated Knife Pleatings If|||||s|jn f Turquoise Spanish Lace / ammmuuM V Side-Tie Effects Pin Tucks r IH|Hy MM —M R MM Mm MMI It 20 Yu.

Stout Sizes, 46 to 52 Women’s Sizes, 34 to 44 Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 Years

STORE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 R. M.

*. .. , July Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ Spring and Summer Coats/ Capes, Wraps IPII lA ' These garments are beautifully! dgjj fashioned of fine materials in the( y J JT \ iHifiiri latest styles and colors. Buy now; J| mmMk for next fall. ) Jm* ill/ JI SSO Capes, Coats and Wraps fllilli ISI Fashioned of high lustre Brytonia, Saltonias ) *j A Mm 1 IjP Silk Knits, Poiret Twills and other ex- \V| iC \fglgf' pensive materials. While they last. • j Jt ' pl|r $lO Silk Capes and Polo Coats Jflfrit Smart ancf dressy styles. C6lors are Black,) $ A QC fj Tan and Navy. Greatly reduced for Satur-)

Stout Women’s $25.00 Velour and Polo Coats Smart slenderizing mod- ) <t i| els, greatly reduced for / 1 II Saturday. Sizes 43 to 55. ) * SSO Stout Women’s Poiret Twill Suits Long slenderizing \ <f* amt stylos in Tan, Navy / and Grey. Sizes 42 y% ( f m Tb to 62%. ) * a Extra! Stout'Women’s SUMMER DRESSES A distinctive lot of attractive ) <fc P* dresses that formerly sold for / much more. )

\ Knife Pleated and Other Skirts in a Great Clearance! | |g|§ T II Developed of sports \d* mat A A Fashioned of quality \ A AC k ? Ilf Hillffi silks in fashion’s new-/ A | _ wool colors are / A® J | jtjjLjj M ■!,! iL est styles; colors — tan and grey. July Sale / ■ m - ' I tan, grey, white and) m ■ price. While they last\ W plIpP black. July Sale price/ Saturday at. / uod S , Ut &“ fc P i e ?* ed I Stout Women’. H sls Women’s High- I $5 Tweed Knickers V^°° 1 f 2 r * P 4 o White Tub Skirts Grade Silk Sport Skirts • Special Saturday Size. 32 to 40 Wairt - Stout sizes 32 to 40} tftc / Fllsh,<me £ o£ Rosh-> * Well Tailored Tweed Knickers for Colors are Grey Tan and) $H QQ waist. July Sale price (M .95 anara > ® okara T a “ d y*fv“* sports wear. Light and) * Q - Navy. Special Saturday) Saturday ( 1 = Canton Crepes. Julys \|= dark colors. Saturday, \ ¥ / •Vo only, July Salerprice ) V 1 ' J

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f July Clearance Sale of Women’s Tailored Suits SSO, S4O and $35 Values High grade suits, tailored ) $ 75 of fine quality Poiret / v I Twill, reduced to ) Silk-Lined SPORT SUITS Women’s $25 Silk Lined Sport | M A Suits that are so much in de- >*r I 11 mand. Special Saturday at ) $15.00 All-Wool Serge SUITS Good styles, well tailored, will give) eP* AA good service. Reduced for Satur- } ** v day to ' ) .

STORE OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M

NEW STYLES TRIMMINGS Sport Models Picoted Ruffles Basque, Bloase Colored and Self Draped Skirts Embroidered Circular Skirts Beading Pleated Side Panels Braiding Pleated Flounces Ribbon Girdles Loose Side Panels Metal Bucklejs Box Pleated Knife Pleatings Side-Tie Effects Pin Tucks

July Sale of Women's Decorative Summer Dresses Regular $5.00 and $7.50 Values W Ratines .\ d* f"* Dotted Voiles ( JF • %J French Ginghams I J| Choose From a Wonderful Assortment of Styles and Colors A W TUB DRESS SALE | **•%?' Wg £ Ginghams gg Voiles $| = Misses’, Madras mi,V 14 to 20 i Organdies 14 to 20 years Years sP

Women’s $3.00 Linene Sleeveless Dresses Fancy Pockets Patent Leather Belts Colors: Navy, . A , Stout Sizes, Pink, Copen, ) J \ 46 to 54. Grey, Tan, S Women’s and Brown, Green , B j Misses’ Sizes, and White ) JL l 16 to 44

Women’s $15.00 Silk Sport fl ! Jacquettes # }*fc£ [ Effects ) V $5 Sleeveless ) nr Jacquettes of Red (Ip 9 .VO and Green Flannel' ( (Lt —- $25 Women’s Chinchilla ) £ * Sport Jacquettes, ( $1 ll Saturday Only ( JL V Voivoille Sport Jackets. Women’s $lO Values, ) $ C Ofl One-Half Price f * — AH Colors )

FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923

STORE OPEN SATURD \Y TILL 9 P. M.