Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1926 — Page 5

OCT. 5, 1926

BANK PROTECTIVE PLAN IS PRAISED BY MISSf DANIEL Secretary of Indiana Association Speaks at National Convention. Bv Times Special LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. s.—The vigilante or county unit protective plan, for safeguarding banks from bandits, was explained and praised by Miss Forba McDaniel, secretary of the Indiana Bankers Association, speaking before the State secretaries’ section of the American Bankers Association convention here today. She pointed out that while from July, 1924, to July, 1925, the year previous to the inauguration of the vigilante organization, thirty-three Indiana banks were attacked by bandits, with loss of SBB,OOO, from July, 1925, .to July, 1926, the year in which vigilantes were organized, only nine banks were attacked, with loss of but $19,000. Reduction of 60 per cent in bank crimes and violence and 80 per cent in bank losses has resulted in the past year in Indiana, Illinois, lowa, Oklahoma, Kansas and Minnesota, through operation of this protective plan which originated in lowa, she asserted. Miss McDaniel explained that the plan briery is: A county bankers’ association is organized and a county protective organization formed within it; rewards of SI,OOO or more for the capture and conviction of bank bandits, dead or alive are offered: guards or vigilantes are selected by each bank, are appointed deputy sheriffs and are armed. She also told of the signal system, worked out with telephone companies, whereby the alarm quickly can be spread to adjoining counties and to State headquarters. "In Indiana we have sixty-eight counties organized, with an army of 1,700 men equipped with 800 rifles, 1,250 revolvers and plenty of ammunition. “The lives of two assistant cashiers were sacrificed during the reign of banditry in Indiana prior to our county unit protective organization.” Miss McDaniel also told of the bankers’ State shoot, hekj at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Ind. "No single activity in the history of our association aroused so much interest or pitched our entire membership to such a degree of enthusiasm as this State-wide competition of marksmanship among the vigilantes,” she said. COAL RATES UPHELD State Chamber of Commerce Loses Before I. C. C. Bn United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. s.—Present rates on soft coal from Ohio and the inner crescent to Indiana points were held reasonable by the Interstate Commerce Commission today. The Indiana State Chamber of Commerce complained the rates were unjust, unreasonable and unduly prejudicial. The commission dismissed the complaint.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Charles N. Parish, 42 N. Colorado Ave., Chevrolet, 559, from 300 S. Pennsylvania St. Noel Briekham, 874 Gladstone Ave., Cleveland, from Ohio St. and Capitol Ave. K. E. O Reilly, 3536 N. Meridian St., Chrysler, from Illinois and Meridian Sts. Claude E. Zike, 1310 Edgemont Ave., Chevrolet, from Ohio and Alabama Sts. Herbert Gillispie, Maywood, Ind., Chevrolet, 587-255, from Maryland and Illinois Sts. Guy F. Smith, 1202 N. Capitol Ave., Ford, 82-966, from that address, Fred Sutherlin, R. R. 1, Box 438, Ford, 541-355, from Maryland St. and Capitol Ave. back home again Automobiles reported found by police belong to: H. Jay Root, Shelbyville, Ind Marmon, found at Indiana Ave. and Vermont St.

STORE

Corner Wash. ' and [ Meridian Streets

Colored Galoshes to Match Your Slicker t GREEN, AMBER, ETC. Idreris Sizes, $2.50 Be right in fashiotv—colored galoshes to match your slicker are thb fad. We have them at $3 a pair, and they are of exceptional quality, too. Why

i Peaches Browning Leaves Love Nest Bn United Press NEW YORK, Oct. s.—Romance has gonb on a vacation from the love nest of Frances (Peaches) Browning, the “Cinderella girl,” and Edward W. Browning, her 59-year-old wealthy Prince Charming. Peaches has gone with her mother to a secluded cottage in New Jersey. Browning has gone back to his bachelor quarters in an exclusive hotel. “Our separation is only temporary,” was the statement which Browning authorized his secretary to issue for him. "Mrs. Browning is tired.” "The reason will have to come from Mr. Browning,” Peaches said, just a bit defiantly. “And he will have to say for how long our separation will be.” "My daughter has been with me today and she has told me nothing,” Mrs. Heenan, mother of Peaches, said. “You know the child is ill, discouraged, and on the verge of nervous collapse. I have been with her for two weeks.”

vra? jfgjGolds uapors * reach a cold directly because they are breathed right into the air passages and lungs. It is for this reason that Vicks VapoRub brings such quick relief. When rubbed over throat and chest at bedtime:— It is vaporized by the body heat and inhaled, while you sleep, right to the affected parts, loosening the phlegm and casing the difficult breathing. At the same time it acts through the skin (like a poultice or plaster) “drawing out” the pain and soreness. Most colds yield by morning to thia double action of Vicks. VICKS ▼ Vaporub Oyer 2!Million Jars Used Yea r/ v

WOKE UP TIRED EVERY MORNING UNTIL— G. H. Ammerman, Indianapolis Man, Gains Weight, Relieves Serious Stomach Trouble and Tones System With Todd’s Tonic and Its Strength Building Qiplities of Rare Old Wine. Strengthen Your Body This Fall With It. "T had continuous pains in niv stomach and I had no appetite at all. What little food I did eat tasted like straw. My blood was in very poor condition. I was very restless at night and could not sleep, and when I arose in the morning I was more tired than when I retired. I was induced to try Todd's Tonic by the demonstrator and I have not been sorry for it, for now the pains in my stomach have gone and my appetite is more normal. The condition of my blood has Improved, and I am no ionger restless at night and certainly do sleep. When I awake in the morn ing t feel very much refreshed. I recommend Todd's Tonic because it has built me up and I have gained in weight. For anybody suffering as r did ‘take Todd's Tonic’ because It is the best medicine I have ever tried.” G. H. AMMKHMAN, 511 N. New .Ter sey Ave„ Indianapolis, Ind. Todd's Tonic, with its wine like flavor, is most pleasant to take. Sold at Haag's Drug Stores and other good drug stores in Indianapolis. TODD'S TONIC LAXATIVE TAB LETS —“A Dose at Night Makes Everything Right.”- Advertisement.

NEW YORK DENTISTS Now Located at 25V2 W. WASHINGTON 2 Doors East of Chas. Mayer Cos.

Merchants Bank 1 Bldg., 1 Downstairs

Much of the Dollar Day Merchandise Advertised Is for Weather Wear Apparel and Horne Needs Standard Quality at Very Low Prices

The October Dollar Day brings exceptional savings to every department of the Downstairs Store and the Annex. Values of such importance that no thrifty minded person would think of missing.

A Great Purchase and Sale of 150 New Dresses

—.—

Dollar Sale in Infant and Junior Dept.

Tots’ Flannelette Sleepers, 2 for $1 Button down the back, some styles with pockets: made with feet. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Girls’ Bloomer Dresses, n Reduced from our better dresses; of gingham, small collars, pockets snd full cut bloomers; Ideal for school. Sizes 7 to 10 years. Baby Pillows, 2 for $1 Filled with "Kapok;” sateen covered; blue, pink or combination of blue and pink. Drib Blankets, 2 for $1 Haln color with border, pink and blue. Size 30x40.

Dollar Sale of Domestics TOWELING —Cotton twill and part linen d*| UNBLEACHED MUBLlN—Heavy quality, 40-inch <£■* width 8 Yards, p I WHITE OUTING FLANNEL—36-inch width, with d*-| colored stripes 8 Yards, SHELTON PILLOWCABE8 — A good quality. Size 42x30 ~,,,,,,, 5 for $ 1 TURKISH TOWELS —A serviceable quality. Blue and d*-i gold borders 6 for pl GLASS TOWELS —Pure linen; blue and red d**| TURKISH ToWELß—Plain white 4 for pl TURKISH TOWELS—Fancy and white; heavy quality 3 for $1 CHEESE CLOTH—--20 Yards, $ 1 CROSS-QUILTED COTTON BATTS—Size 72x90; *1 3dh, weight, Each.. yl BOOTH MILL TOWELS —Size 17x32, with colored borders; size 18x36. in plain white. Both sizes have hem- <t*-i pt itched ends 6 for pi BOOTH MILL TOWELING —Plain and colored bor- <£■ derp 5 Yards, <pl —Downstair* Domestic Dept.

Dollar Day Plus Values are offered in of the departments. These values are special for Dollar Day only. Special purchases have been made at price concessions, enabling us to offer special savings.

Dollar Sale of Women’s Undergarments

Muslin Nightgowns, $1 Long sleeves, V neck, tucks and embroidery - trimmed yokes; regular and large sizes. Flannelette Nightgowns, $1 Pink and blue striped; also plain white; extra sizes; long sleeves. * Costume Slips, Each, $1 Os sateen with bodice tops, in navy, black, red, tar., gray and peach. Sizes 30 to 44. —Ayres

THE rffMAITAJPOLIS TIMES

F _.. ._ . > „ - 1

This sale will be a delight to you—if you have been noting the new fall fashions —and noting, too, their prices at this time of year. For here are the very newest modes of the season—at only $7.95. Frocks you will want to wear right now—for business, shopping, the classroom, afternoon occasions and teas. Frocks that you can wear all winter long. Wonderful values —every one —at this special price. Materials Styles Colors Trimmings Flat Crepes Straightline Chanel Pipings Crepe de Chine Flared Skirt Claret Braids _. Wool Crepes Shawl Collars Jungle Pleats Jerseys Long Sleeves Taupe Tuckings Charmeuae Two-Piece Effects Navy, Black Sixes 16 to 44 Splendid Coats for Fall and Winter, $lO Materials are velour, polaire and all wool mixtures; every coat full lined and some are interlined. Colors include tan, Jade, brown, toast. Some have fur collars of coney and Mandel, others are plain tailored. Sizes somewhat broken, hut all 6izes !n the lot up t.o 46.

Children’s Tams, Each, $1 Made of velour or chinchillas; various styles, aud brown. Infant’s Sweaters, Each, $1 White and pink; all wool; some embroidered; button or tie style; pink or blue trim. Crib Sheets, 2 for $1 Muslin sheets, hemstitched; crib size. Pillow Slips, 3 for $1 Made to match sheets; finished with hemstitching.

Girdle Brassieres, Each, $1 Striped madras, slightly boned across diaphragm and back; elastic Inserts. Costume Slips, 2 for $1 Os nainsook In bodice top style: plain or lace-trimmed; hip hem; all white. Sizes 36 to 40. Petticoats, 2 for $1 Os pongette; fastens at waist; plain or scalloped hem. \ ■Downstairs l ndermuslln Dept.

Rubber Sheets, 2 for $1 White or natural. Rubberized Bags, 4 for $1 Black elotb with rubber inside. Bonnets, 2 for SI Mercerized poplin or crepe de chiue; lace or ribbon trimmed; white or pink. Pinning Bands, 10 for SI Muslin band with outing skirt: finished with crocheted edging.

Dollar Sale Drapery Materials, Bed Lamps, Window Shades

Rayon Marquisette t 4 yards <P Jl In ecru color; 36 inches wide. Window Shades, | 2 for Made of a good oil opaquo mounted on good roller. Sizes 28x5 and 36x3. Come in tan, green and white, with fringe; some are plain. White Dotted Mar- 1 quisette, 5 yards V * Three very good patterns; 36 inches wide. Carpet Sweepers, | each

Dollar Sale In Ayres' Annex Store Cor Men and Boys

Men’s Dress Shirts, $1 Fine grade, superior quality shirtß; perfectly tailored, made to fit garments; fast color materials In fancy broadcloth, woven madras and fine count shirting. Sizes 14 to 17. Collar attached and neckband styles.

Men’s Handkerchiefs, 8 for $1 Full size: finished hems; assorted wide and narrow colored woven borders. Men’s Cashmere Hose, 3 Pairs, $1 Comfortable to wear ribbed top hose in plain black, brown and oxford gray. Sizes 10 to 11%. Irregulars. Men’s Rayon and Wool Fancy Dress Hose, 2 Pairs, $1 A fine grade irregular quality hose, in assorted gray and white, gray and blue, gray aud purple, 'cordovan and black. Sizes 10 to 11%. Men’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, 12 Pairs, $1 Gray, French tan and brown. Sizes up to 11. Irregulars.

No Telephone, Mail, C. 0. D. Orders or Layaways Can Be Accepted on Dollar Day Merchandise. We Advise Early Shopping.

Dollar Sale Home Dress Dept. Gingham Dresse 1 with long sleeves . . V 1 Dresses you will like for morning wear: excellently tailored; splendid fitting and pretty colors that will launder and retain fresh looks. Sizes SlI to 44. Blue, tan, green, lavender. Coverall Aprons 1 2 for PI Gingham coverall aprons in neat and attractive styles, trimmed with rick rack or binding; one pocket; blue, green tan. lavender. Sizes small medium and large. Women’s “Wirthmore” Aprons, ea. . . J) 1 Attractive styles in well wearing materials: good assortment of pretty colors: that launder splendidly; long or short sleeves. Ginghams and cotton prints. Small, medium and large sizes.

Dollar Sale of Shoes 100 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes, Pair— A discontinued G* jgf line of shoes, not ajai all sizes in each i E*! style, but all jjpj sizes in the lot from 3 to 6.

Boudoir Lamps, (P 4 complete Complete with colored shade in blue, rose and tan. Bed Lamps, in Rose, Blue and Gold, (P | each vi Panel Curtains, tf* 1 each V A In ecru color; three good designs with rayon frifage. Size, 36-inch width. Crossbarred M a r - quesette Curtains £ 1 2 for $ 1 •Ayres—Downstairs, Drapery Dept.

Men’s Rardom Mixed Union Suits, Each, $1 Well made, good fitting suit* with long sleeves, ankle lengths; all sizes 36 to 46: irregulars. A small quantity of soiled fleeced litieq suits also. Mercerized Lisle Hose, 6 Pairs, $1 A full reinforced ribbed top hose in plain black, brown or gray. Sizes 10 to 11%. Irregulars. Boy’s Sport Coats, $1 Fine ribbed coats for school; two pocket. V neck, button front style with elastic knit wrists. Sizes 28 to 34. Blue and brown heather.

Men’s Flannelette Pajamas, Suit, $1 FuU cut, frog trimmed coats; full length pants. Sizes A, B, C and D. Assorted patterns. Limit two to a customer.

Boy’s Blouses, 2 for $1 Pin stripped patterns and plain tan. white or blue broadcloth; medium high collars; button cuffs; full cut. Sizes 8 to 16 years.

Dollar Sale Hosiery and Underwear

Children’s Combed Cotton School Hose, 8 Pairs, $1 Fine ribbed style with plain knit foot, double heel and toe; irregular quality; sizes C/s to 0 /2 Black only. Odd Lots Children’s Hose, Reduced in Price, 4 Pairs, $1 Plain and English ribbed style; fully reinforced; assorted sizes ‘u Mack, brown and a few light shades. Women’s Ribbed Sports Hose, 4 Pairs, $1 A dependable hose of mercerized lisle, ribbed to toe; double heel and toe; irregulars: sizes B*i, to 10; assorted colors. Women’s Wool and Cotton Mixed Hose, 4 Pairs, $1 Heather mixtures in wool and cotton mixed knit in ribbed to toe style with hemmed top and foot fully reinforced; sizes 9bj and 10: brown and dark green mixtures; first quality. Women’s Rayon Hose, 3 Pairs, $1 'Of rayon with lisle hemmed top. seamed back with fashion marks: fully reinforced foot; sizes BVa to 10; irregulars; beige, flesh, champagne, French nude, black and gray. Women’s Pure Silk Hose, Pair, $1 Full fashioned hose with lisle hemmed top. heel, sole and toe fully reinforced: sizes B>j to 10; irregulars, mist, white, orient, muscade. gray, sombrero, atmosphere and l’alrn beach. —Downstairi

Dollar Sale HA TS SA New Shipment of Fall Hats Jj Special Values at (P | Felt, Velours, Velo Cloth, Velvet and Combinations 'I Hats for afreet, business and HKHb school wear; every head size, color hg|&H * aud style of the season. -—Downstairs Millinery Department,

Dollar Day Plus Values Exceptional values offered in Items below as a special feature of the October Dollar Day Sale. Don't miss them! Axminster Rugs, Special 7^ Avery heavy quality seamless Axminster In full 9x12 size. These rugs are irregulars—the imperfections are so small they are hardly noticeable. $1 down, $1 a week; terms. Bridge Lamps <PO QF Complete with silk shade In rose, blue and gold. Women’s Kid House Slippers, (Pj Tj Q Pair With soft soles, heavy padded heels, pompon on toe; red, green, blue and tan. Sizes 3 to 8. Men’s Tan Leather House 4*l IQ Slippers, Pair With padded heels and soft soles. Sizes 6to 11. Balbriggan (Pi QC Dresses Cotton balbriggans in well tailored models; long sleeves; two-piece effects; kick pleat; belt to match; blue, green, rust and rose. Sizes 36 to 44.

New Fall Low Shoes

For Women and Growing Girls *2.95 Pumps, straps and oxfords. A wonderful lot. Sizes 3 to 8.

PAGE 5

Extra Salespeople —Extra Cash Registers— Every Facility to Speed the Service. Visit Each Department —These Are Values That Should Not Be Overlooked

Women's Pure Silk Hose, 4 Pairs, $1 In assorted sizes and colors, irregulars. Misses’ Hose of Pure Silk and Silk and Rayon, 4 Pairs, $1 Irregulars. Black and brown. Women’s Rayon Undergarmets, Each, $1 Fine rayon chemise, bloomers and panties; well made and full cut; assorted sizes In flesh,"mafic, coral and orchid. Women’s Rayon Vests, $1 Os t .yon with mercerized lingerie, strap and ribbon run. hemmed top; medium sizes; light colors. Women’s Knit Vests, 3 for $1 Fine combed eotton vests, elastie ribbed : built-up shoulders ; nicely tailored neck and armholes. Sizes 38 to 48. Irregulars. Women’s Union Suits, 2 for $1 Superior quality fine ribbed cotton suits with built-up shoulders: festooning and band finish at neck and armholes; also bodice tops; ankle length; sizes 34 to 42. Women’s Knit Skirts, 2 for $1 Unusual quality soft cotton knitted floss finish at hems with tape drawstring at waist; regular sizes; gray only. Women’s Knit Bloomers, 4 for $1 Soft cotton knit bloomers; clastic run at waist and knee; pink and white; regular aud misses' sizos. —Hosiery and Underwear Dept.

Tom Boy Skirts J|s .59 b-fj A special f, I ] price for I jl tomorrow—1/ This popular J I i new skirt HJ| A in plaid crepe \A material in cA all wanted ]f\ colors. Sizes .JP 26 to 32.