Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1927 — Page 5

MAY 27, 1927

BRIDGEMAN FOE OF CUTTING DOWN 1 ENGLAND’S NAVY First Lord of Admiralty Casts Shadow Upon Coolidge Reduction Plan. By Milton Bronner %'EA Service Writer LONDON. May 27. —Across President Coolidge's project of an Ameri- ■ an-Anglo-Japanese pact to limit or reduce armaments tliere lies the shadow of W. C. Bridgeman. And it is a portentious shadow. It means the pitting of the first lord of the British Admiralty against the American President. Bridgeman is a big navy man. Limitation of England’s offensive and defensive navy is not to his taste. He takes the view that it is just as vital to Britain to keep open the seas for the safe transport of Britain's commerce and food supplies as it is for the United States to keep her own railways open for the same purposes. “Sea Sense” Hp coined an emigram—“Sea sense for Britain is common sense.” All over Britain, people are crying for lower taxes. But Bridgeniuri went to Parliament and asked for 58,000,000 pounds sterling for the navy this year, only half a million dollars less than last year. He said Parliament's obligation was to maintain a fleet equal in naval strength to that of any other power—and provide reasonable security for safeguarding trade and communications. The bite in his speech was in this threat of resignation: “If this House were to say tiVSt we no longer need be guided by such a formula, I for one should not be able to take the responsibility -<?f occupying the post that I do.” Bridgeman. 02, is a Shropshire squire, a product of Eton and Cambridge, who started out like many young Englishmen by holding secretarial posts in various governmental departments. He became minister of minotf, then home-secretary, and has been in charge of the navy department for about three years. , l iiduunterf by Opposition No chancellor of the exchequer ever has succeeded in making him cut his estimates. He has been known to come to Parliament in a twenty-dollar suit, although he is a rich man. it is sometimes thought his bond of comradeship with Premier Baldwin is that both are pipe addicts. A wealthy Liberal Parliamentarian once twitted hint about this. It gave ria to the only piece of Bridgeman humor -qn record: Though Liberal Plutocrats imlitfge tlicittaste for rich Havanas, reckless of the waste True Tories to their country's good give a heed And social rules must yield io social need. The commonest diseases spread by < useflles are typhoid fever, diphtheria and tuberculosis.

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NOTICE OF LIQUIDATION SALE OF ASSETS Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of June, 1927* at 9:00 o’clock a. m. certain properties and assets of Public Savings Insurance Company of America will be offered for sale at the Home Office o 9 the Company, 147 East Market Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Among said assets the following properties are to be offered towit: Home Office building of the Company at/147 East Market Street, lot 6744x196 feet; Certain Real Estate in the business section of Princeton, Indiana; 40 Acres of farm land in Putnam- County, Indiana; Several groups of mortgage notes secured by first mortgages on Real Estate. AH of said Real Estate is to be offered clear and free of incumbrances excepting taxes for 1927 payable in 1928. Full particulars as to said properties may be secured by calling at the Home Office of the Company during business hours on any date prior to the sale. PubGc Savings Insurance Company of America

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Club Adopts New Danger Sign

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* A -new type of red reflector danger sign, in the shape and design of the club radiator emblem, has been adopted by the Hoosier Motor Club. The one shown above has been placed at Boulevard PI. and Twenty-Ninth St. to warn motorists of the street jog there.

Marriage Licenses John M. Taylor. 70. 224 E. Pratt, hoiloraker: Mary Hudson, t>4, 1.0 W Twenty-Ninth, dressmaker. Berkev Orr. 34. 1)14 E. Forty-Second, accountant: Mary Morris, 2a. ,1310 N. Tuxedo, stenographer. Carl Osborn. 24. Detroit. Mich., painter: Irene Joslm. 24. 1703 S. Randolph. Ambers Doss. 30 21 ft. Rjchland. woodworker: Myrtle Minor, 28, ~43a * . Jackeon, factory employe. William Sowers, 22. Cicero, farin superintendent: Nellie Parrish, 18, 29 Virginia Ave., student. Bruce Braekey. 24. 115 E. Ewing, auto mechanic; Alma Copeland, ~0, 1441 Herschell, factory worker. Births - Boy* Edward and Mary Streets. 2642 N. Hardand Lillian Towcll, 1202 TeCU Thomas and Fannio Hockett. 2042 H °\Vifl'iam and Lcnora Kappel. 409 S. Harry and Helen Bock, Christian HosPit Thoma and Mary Dorsett. Methodist HarVy and Catherine Dumont, Methodist Harry n • Margaret Smock, 334 N. HO F I hdcy mid Mildred Monroe, 671 N. Belmont. Girls James ar.d Florence Butcher. 718 Bates. Harry and Bernice Newburg. Methodist and Anna Sehattenstein, Methodist a\cx and Anna Cohen, Methodist HosPit ßichard and Katie Anderson. 1663 Glyndon and Nellio Macy, 957 Tibbs A Ragle and Mary Thomas, 52f> W. Morris. • 9 S Deaths George W. Rafert. 59. <\)ty hospital, hy-po-static pneumonia. John I. Bumen, 68, 621 6. Noble, apoplexy. Gertrude Cube! 74, 218 Lincoln, hypostatic pneumonia. David Humphreys, ,u. 633 N. Rural, cardio renal disease. Dora Stratman, 58, 1430 Linden, carcinoma _ Nannie E. Bowen, 69. 43u E. Michigan, arteriosclerosis. ... August Gustave Moriarity, 43, city hospital. acute nephritis. Mary Blaine, 66, Methodist Hospital, carcinoma. Louis Jaquith. 57, Christian Hospital, myocarditis.

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Sports Apparel for Race Wear

Splendid assortments of charming sports wear are here to select from—all quite appropriate to wear at the races and all other outings and camping trips. Here are a few suggestions—all offered at saving prices! ‘ Sports Suits, $10—512.95 New spring models well tailored in kagharinesj and combinations of flannel and kasharine. In charm ing color combinations of black aud natural) natural and black, navy and white, and smart tweed patterns. Sixes 16 to 20. Pleated Skirts, $2.95—53.95 Silk crepe skirls in full pieat'-d ■ports styles. Choice of navy and good light colors. Sixes 26 to 34. Flannel Coats, $10.95—515 Smart sports coats of flannel in mannish tailored styles, some have white collars; others in solid white and colors. Knitted coats In black, white aud colors, 910. Jersey Dresses, $5.95 and $7.95 One and two-piece models in jersey and jersey combined with rr.yon. A good assortment of colors; in sixes 16 to 40. Velveteen Jeekets. 95 and *8.95.

Holiday Sale of 750 New Hats Unusual jjffii C Wonderful Values at Selection Women who visit this display -will be most pleasantly surprised when they see the remarkable quality of these lovely hats —at such an unusually low price. They will be good to wear at the races and for all summertime occasions. They display a very superior quality-of workmanship, in a wide choice of popular material, gorgeous colorings, new styles and trims. Some were specially purchased—-others have been radically reduced from higher price lines. Men’s and Women’s Sim Visors and Hats for the Races, 25c to $1.95 Rayon Vests and Bloomers, $1 Ea. Neatly tailored bloomers of rayon, reinforced at points of strain; single elastic at knee. Wats in bodice top style with picot straps; reinforced under arms. Sizes 36 to 42. Lovely pastel tints. Rayon Undies Women's Union $1.95 Suits, 39c Gowns, chemise, bloomers Soft cotton elastic knit; and princess slips: durable; built-up shoulders; loose knee nicely trimmed. style; 36 to 44. 1,100 Prs. Women's White Shoes for Summer Fine AC bow Quality' Price This huge offering of white shoes consists of better qualities offered at a price below manufacturer’s cost. There are straps, ties and oxfords, well made of white kid or reinskin, some have black trim. Complete size range. Three New Models in AC “LaSayre” Footwear ■••^3 “La Sayre” footwear is our own special hracd, made especially for us according to our specifications. Therefore you can be assured of good leathers, fine workmanship and newest styles—all at lowest prices. Black patent tie Golden brown Patent with 3* with built-in steel tie; neat cut- button cut-out in . out on side: cov- , „ arch support;ccov ered heel Sizes 4 front. Built -in ered heel. AA to C to 8, in AA to C. Bteel arch support widths. widths. AA to C widths. Boys’ Tennis Shoes in Brown or White Sizes 11 to 6—sl Pair

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Thermatic Jugs, $1.49 Whether you picnic or go to the races, part of your lunch will taste better if It has been kept hot (or cold). This wide mouth, thermatic Jug will keep food or liquid hoi or cold for long periods of time. Offered at a saving price. Pillows Sop the Races, 49c Ea. These square cretonne pillow* will make the race more enjoyable. They're remarkable values at this price. Attractive desigus and colors. FANCY Jacquard Pillows, 59c Better pillows that will make your porch attractive you've used them at the races. Sateen cover In jacquard designs; colors of blue, rose and black. Children's Silk Frocks $2.95 These are lovely little crepe de chine frocks with round necklines; trimmed with ribbon rufflles; without sleeves; in peach, pink, green, blue; sizes 2 to 6. VOILE DRESSES. machine and hand-made: some hand-fin-ished; dainty lace or embroidery trimming; deep hems; sizes 1 to 6. Also Infants' walking dresses, sizes e i 1 to 3. Each yl CHILDREN'S SWEATERS, in slipover or coat style. Slipovers arc in fancy weaves and stripes: sixes 24 (1 QC INFANTS’ CAFES in wool or silk and wool; some have sleeves: beautifully embroidered; blue iiS"*: $1.95 INFANTS' DRESSES, long or short style, band-made, daintily embroidered, plain or scalloped herns. Extra e i value at ~JI

i Girls' Tub Silk Dresses, $3.95

This is an unusually low price for growing girls* washable silk frocks. All are splendidly made of crepe de chine, and plain and printed tub silks. A good choice of lovely styles- tailored or trimmed with embroidery. Light and dark colors to choose from. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls' Voile Frocks $1.95 and $2.95 lr> addition to plain and figured voiles, there are lovely prints, and figured and striped dimities at this saving price. Pretty girlish styles; a good assortment of pastel tints. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Knieker Suits, $1.95 Suits consist of full pleated knickers with hand at waist, and a pretty belted blouse; green or khaki. Sizes 7 to 14.

Girls' Hats Reduced jq Mlians. bairbraids, ami pretty combinations of siikp gw o*l*/ and straw; all are ribbon trimmed; lovely colors. ■ Wonderful values.

Rayon and Pongee Wash Dresses *3.95

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Nicely tailored frocks in a good assortment of lovely styles. Pongee f r c k s arc trimmed with tucks, frills, ties, etc. The rayons come in white and colors; neatly trimmed. Sizes 16 to 42.

Smart New Vestees, $1.95 Broadcloth, llnene. pique and madras are the materials in these very good looking vestees —to wear with smart tailored suits. Tn dots, stripes and figures ; nil on pretty light grounds. Hoover Aprons, $1 Ea. Well made of a fine quality gingham in neat checks, also plaio white: long or short cop lar, two pockets: blue, rose, green, tan, lavender and oca ige: In sizes 36 to 44; white in sizes 36 to M.

Hundreds of Lovely Dresses 5.95—10 16.50 Race day visitors will find this remarkable collection of new summer frocks of great Interest. In such a widely varying price range there is sure to be many models to please the individual taste —making selection particularly easy. There are models for all sports wear, dress and street wear— ln the newer and more charming styles, such as one aad two-piece models, boleros, ensembles, jacket dresses; trimmed with tucks, pleats, jabots, bows, etc. Wash Crepes Prints Georgettes Flat Crepes A Complete Range of New Summer Colors. Sizes 13 to 52 1 /;:

Woman's Chiffon Hose $4 Silk From Top to Toe 1

Children’s silk and rayon full length hose in white and colors. Irregulars: Cn sizes 6 to 9. Fair uC

Men's Suits (or Hot Weather These are the most remarkable values In summer suits we've ever handled—two-piece suits Jn smartly tailored styles, summer colors and wanted patterns. And men, THEY’RE COOL. Choose from these saving prices. Genuine “Tropaline” suits for hot weather. Good choice of Jplaln blue stripes and fancy patterns In wanted colors. A large assortment to choose from. Sizes 34 to 46. Splendid mohair suits In •r lj| /9g*L |§3h ark an '* me,^um shades, 99 JK> well tailored throughout; self trimmed; splendid, good fitting styles. A material well known for coolness and wear. Sizes 34 to 46. i'-iSD ( - }enuine tropical worsted gi jfihu ajg suits that permit the oR ffisnr JB mUF free passage of air on hot days; in a good selection of light colors and Bmart patterns that all young men will like. Silk trimmed. Sizes 34 to 44. Men’s Golf Knickers Boys’ Knickers, Special at $2.95 79c, 89c, $1.49 -Real plug fours in a good „ k ?^ ke r" . ... „ . linen in light and dark colheavy quality llnene In plaln ana in checked fancy checked designs. designs.

First quality stockings of texquisitely sheer chiffon pure silk from top to toe. They have seamed back, hemmed top, fashion marks, and full lisle reinforcement at points of wear. In white and a popular color range. Sizes BVi to 10.

Women’s Full-Fashioned Hose With Pointed Heel From a large manufacturer whbsc name we arc not permitted to use: pure silk from top to toe; “pointed heel";. ravel stop; lisle reinforced. Sixes BVa to JO. m jr Irregulars. Fair ! pI.4D Children’s Fancy % Sports Stockings Pretty hose In fancy cheeked patterns, contrasting colors: turn-down cuff. Assorted eolor combinations. Sixes 7to 9Vi. oq Irregulars. Fair..-. J/C

Children's half socks in an assortment of pretty colors; firsts and irregulars. Sixes 5 to BVS q C <3 for $1), pair jDC

Charming New Silk Undergarments

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Sut Stoadaxdt o$ gii;* Hose for Women In white and popular colors. Pure silk, full-fashioned, service weight; #1 pair. Chiffon stockings: pure silk from top to toe; lisle reinforced, $1 pair. Pure sl’.k service weight hose with scatneq back, SO*' pair.

. *1.95 For Women and Misses NIGHTGOWNS Bodice top or builttailored or lace-trimmed models. Made of a good quality crept' do chine or rayon. STEF INS AND CHEMISE- Well made of crone do chine, in plum tailored or lace-1 rim mod effects. Good selection of pastel tints. SHORTIES- The attractive new short bloomers. Made of erepe de ehine. lc llghtfnlly lace trimmed, elnMle at waist nnd at bottom. Choice of pink, poach and white. Girdle Brassieres, $1.95 Each Attractively made of .pink striped mad rax. Well honed over diaphragm and back: well reinforced; four hose support ors ; sixes 32 to 44. Brassieres, 50c Rnndcnu brassieres made of erepe de ehine, brocaded madras, nnd silk com blued with Inee Also long styles with either side or back opening. Sizes 3') to 44.

MEfTS nmTfi WONDKRFIJL VALt KS AT *1.55 These are very tine quality shirts, made lo Hi perfect I\ and give good, long service. There is a splendid assortment of neat woven satin stripe, and noveltj patterned broadcloths. Ffit'rrlj fast colors. Mostly coi'ar attached models. Also at this price arc shirts of an extra fine quality import ed English broadcloth in plain while: collar attached and n ek band styles. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s New Tier 65c Each Avery attractive assortment of new lies for summer wear. A wide choice of/ pretty colors nnd pnlterns to choose from. Fino value. Men’s Faney Socks, 29c Pr. THREE FOR 85c In large and small checks, plaids and variegated patterns: six-color combinations. Sizes 10 to 11%. Irregulars.

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