Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 59, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1923 — Page 3

FRIDAY. JULY 20, 1923

I. W. W. INVASION OF TEXASCANCELLED Leaders Order Mobilization of Forces Called Off. By United Press PORT ARTHUR, Texas, July 20. The I. W. W. invasion of Port Arthur is off. Orders for the mobilization of forces in half a dozen States have been cancelled by leaders of the organization. Those en route to Port Arthur have been ordered back to their posts. Switch in orders has been made because of a general strike call, declared Sidney Terry, I. W. W. organizer. awaiting trial today with three companions on a charge of vagrancy. Terry said a general strike of International Marine Transport Workers is 1 to be ordered to protest the sentence | of twenty-seven members at Los An- i geles a week ago and a court injunc- j tion making membership in the I. W. '■ W. organization punishable by im j prisonment. CASES ARE CONTINUED Two Men Charged with Impersonating ■ Officers. Charges against Orel Hanson, 6146 E. Walnut St„ and George Parker, 5136 E. St. Clair St., were continued in city court until July 27, the clerk's records showed today. The two men were charged with I impersonating officers and attacking two women members of an automo- j bile party at Arlington Ave. and Sixteenth St. late Wednesday night. Three men and three women were in the automobile. Sergeant Hett and a squad made the arrests. PREMIUM ON BOND SHORT Trust Company Makes Quick Payment of Roy Couch Forfeit. Payment by the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland of $9,771.47 to the'State for shortage In the funds of Roy Couch, ousted Statehouse custodian, revealed tlje fact that Couch had not even paid all the premium due on his bond of office, it was learned today. In spite of the fact that the company was a total loser on Couch's bond, a check for the amount was turned over to Lawrence F. Orr, chief examiner of the State board of accounts. Orr said it was the quickest settlement in the history of the office. FIRE DAMAGES GROCERY Loss at Child’s Fixed at SSO0 —Prompt Work Prevents Spread. Fire said to have started from hot ashes in the basement of Child’s grocery store, 818 N. Alabama St., threatened to destroy the building. Loss was estimated at SSOO. Prompt work of the firemen prevented the Games from reaching the first floor. Fire in a pile of trash at ttfrjX—and G. Pattern Works, 233*i E. Maryland St., did little damage. Tool Shed Looted Charles O. Craig, 1910 Sherman Ave., carpenter, reported to police today that tools valued at $l5O were taken from a shed at 140 W. FortyFourth St. Bird House Stolen Dorothy Blair, acting director of the John Herron Art Institute, reported to police today that a marten house was stolen from the Institute

434-36 W. Wash. St. In the Summer When You Need Your Cash for Your Vacation Buy on Credit Why lay down lump sums of money for Clothes, w r hen a little amount each w eek can keep you as well dressed as your friends and neighbors? Smart Summer Coats, Suits, Dresses - At 25% • 50% off Men! Wonderful Suit Value*— Newest Fabrics in All Favored Models Open Saturday Until 9 P. Af.

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Tie Store of Greater f ahes=opei Saturday Till 9 P. M. July Clearance Presents Remarkable Savings in Every Department of the Store

Oil Mem,! Sale! Fine Gaberdine and LOOK* Tropical Worsted SUITS This Saturday at — jpsSl? WHS m S A// Sizes for Men of All Proportions jpl! |\ V Clean-Up Sale Men’s $3 Men’s Outing Pants B||l j 'Wl\ Labeled Genuine striped runnel out-j j £k||)| 'l\ Palm Beach Suits 1= / gfij | M % Plenty i I New, Sweet-Orr and'Carhartt HH Mi '/ of Dark Snappy, Overalls and Jackets mIIf Umi and Light , Y ) This Sea - Best Grade Blue a Colors ) Ison’s Styles White Back Denim /Jp I .i/U | / -*•>! A/Z Sizes for All Men sizes— ) Men’s Fancy Striped ============================== r I*LD l l .1 Say, Fellers, Here’s a Real Clearance Jafefc I “SSSS Boys’ TWO-PANTS SUITS ® LJT\ILOO Onil\ 1 O Manly Tai l ore d Styles for Now and Fall Labeled j{£ Mothers these suits will wear \ els k) Genuine N* Jm •\J<J everywhere. Good, sturdy )Jk Bgßp Collar Sand cloth put together inuthe right ' The newest thing in Dress Shirts. Neatly , f I >w*y l made of lustrous English Broadcloth, neat sale tomorrow. / . ■ q ■" / .'Jm, : ■ stripes in conservative colors. Sizes 14 rr / Klilvf Boys’ Wash Suits Genuine Pal m Men’s Sport SHIRTS Sizes 2to 8 Years Beach $ 1 -49 S $1.25 Values \ Clean-up of values u o $1.60, In W C.V-. £Z fll Daytonia and Pegg - - Boy.’ Khaki and * Unusual bargains are thesecloth, all color con.- /SI w _ R l rioth /rk 'aMRA | 7to 17 Percale Sport Shirts. Neat(ffi j§ 7* 1 binations. Special to- / Ufgj_ y nMf* V,___ striped patterns. All sizes.) V *** V* morrow only. )** Pants 1 ears

fj&Ljf) /SX ALSO SILK DRESSES _ k <&'•' '//X Clean-Up of Up to sls Values >3- / I Choose from a wonderful assortment of styles L c\M and colors, including black, navy, brown, tan, v Stouts ’ and Women's Sizes, 16 to 54

New Porch DRESSES jSPftk Regular and Stout Sizes f!\k Materials: iTh /jTT Fine Ging - fD jB W hamairt ' I •Ld%/ \t : ii :: §ft Pretty organdie collars, clever sashes, # xr vest e ff ects > flare cuffs, smart yi | pockets, button trimmings, embroidHQ;Tif/ftl ery collars and lqng waisted effects.

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July Clearance Sale of Women's Chiffon Silk HOSE Regular $1.50 and $2 Qualities Colors Are \ mg§ J Beige, )Cl I Cinnamon, ' G unmetal l || ft and Grey J V/(/V Every pair is of fine sheer quality and will give splendid service. Children's Fancy Top 1 A White Sport Sox at. . IUC

AMirf $25 MATERIALS STYLES Sports Silks, Sport Models Canton Crepes, Basque Blouses wUi'dUA Crepe Romaine, Draped Skirts j vff" SS ®PI A \ Georgettes, Circular Skirts SggJjS/ / Printed Crepes, Pleated Flounces \/ and Mercerized Loose Side Panels Spanish Lace Box Pleated mmM jU'Av ALL THE SIZES BEAUTIFULLY ilulftl- 1 A NEW COLORS Stouts, TRIMMED \ |N VI Navy, Black, Coco, 46 to 52 Pieoted Ruffles, Col- [|| \ Lavin, Orchid, Tang- Women’s, ored and Self embroid- !| II 1 erine, Beige, Sand, 34 to 44 ere< J Beaded, Braided, jj \\ Vv Coral, Maize, Rose. , Ribbon Girdles, Metal j| v Paris, Grev and Tur- Misses , Buckles, Knife Pleat- | A quoise. 14 to 30 Years ing. j < -i

Sale for Stout Women Slenderizing Models Underpriced Stout Velour Coats Slenderizing Models, 1 | i^V Tan and Rookie > j. Sizes 43 to 55 Stouts j JL \r Canton Crepe DRESSES Stylish Stout Models Black, Tan, Grey, \ -J .75 Cocoa, Brown and fl Navy. Sizes 43 to 55 \ JL STOUT KNIFE PLEATED SKIRTS Stout Sizes in Silk. v a mgg AA Colors Are Grey, Tan / p ET and White. / IJ= Sizes 32 to 40. ) Stout Voile Dresses, $2.95 Cleanup of Women's f? >25 SUITS Tailored of pHXH Sizes 16 to 44 < if KIP Cleanup Women’s JR®; Pongee Suits jjP j SIJ .00

Clean-Up of White SLIPPERS

$3 White Canvas Oxfords Genuine leather soles. and military heels;) Cl 4-X for dress and streetV*r g wear. Special Satur- \ A—day at — • $3 2-Button One-Straps White canvas one-\ 4 mo straps with military f p I ^rO heels. While they/ ■ last Saturday, at — )

$5 Women’s Sport Sweaters f.%\ Sleeved or Si ’ Models M\ it $% -98 iliS I = / ; Kj Plain and fancy weaves in all colors and JJ 21) SSSf* combinations. Apart of fashion’s favorite rrrriMlfi costume for sports wear.

Knife-Pleated Models • 17 J Specially Priced llll'lli Saturday at — Developed of Wool Crepe in Tan or Grey. While they last. $5.00 Women’s Women’s Silk Sleeveless Sport SPORT SKIRTS Jackets ) *€\ QC Box and Knife ) * £■? Red and Pleats. Grey, >* Q Green ) Tan and White )

$4 White Sport Oxfords Also strap slippers, for women, trimmed) C *fl QC in patent leather.lt I • Special for Satur-1 JL """-" day— ' $3 Misses’ and Children’s White Canvas Oxfords One and two-strap, styles with leather) 42 soles and rubbers *r I heels. On sale Satur- ( X 1 day at— ’

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