Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 104, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1927 — Page 5

SEPT. 8,1927 *1

58 SUMMONED AS JURORS FOR DUVALL TRIAL Hawkins Serves Court Orders on Special Venire Drawn Wednesday. ' Sheriff Omer Hawkins today was serving upon fifty-eight men drawn Wednesday for prospective service upon the jury for the trial of Mayor John L. Duvall beginning next Monday in Criminal Court. Eight of the men were drawn to complete the regular panel of twelve men and fifty comprise a special venire ordered by Special Judge Cassius, C. Shirley. The eight additions to the regular panel: H. T. Griffith, Udell I Works; Alfred Schaefer, 3707 North- * ern Ave.; F. L. Snyder, rural route TANARUS; William 9. Powers, Bowser Ave.; Fred Preston, rural route 199; Harry Freeman, 149 W. Thirty-second St.; Lauer Froelich of 616 E. Fortyseventh St.; Charles Ortel of rural route G. Draw Special Venire The special venire: G. B. Gannon of 5319 N. New Jersey St.; Fred Blnninger of 3310 Carson St.; Perry Palmer of W. Newton St.; William H. Carlin of 143 E. Washington St.; W. E. McKee of 711 Occidental St.; George W. Prange of rural route J-2, No. 276; J. P. Smoot of Mars Hill; Otto Buescher of rural route F. No. 58; E. E. Flickinger of 712 Guaranty Bldg. George A. Topp of Madison Ave. and Belt R. R.; D. L. Coulter, 2161 N. Meridian St.; Frederick Tegeler of 2632 Brill St.; Tilford Messer of 2500 Churchman St.; O. W. Park of j rural route O; Earl Naylor of 2822 ! S. Meridian St.; Clarence Springer ! of rural route H; Ernest Zielke ol | Bowser Ave.; Paul H. Buchanan of ; 25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. Summonses Are Out George M. Weaver of 576 E. Fall Creek Blvd.; Carl J. Robinson of rural route J No. 2; J. J. Schoenholtz of 135 S. East St.; Benham C. Rode of rural route G; William H. Morgan of 2722 Hazel St.; Christian Schackel of rural route G; F. W. Gambrel of 3334 Graceland Ave. William C. Price of Bridgeport; Walter H. Rasener of rural route G; Jibbs Vanderger, of rural route P No. 155; Custan E. Peat of E. Thirtyeighth St.; George C. Brinkmeyer of 35 E. Georgia St.; Lee Vanzelgerhais of 2830 Bethel St.; Alonzo Sargeant of rural route P No. 153; Charles J. Ostermeyer of Cumberland. Represent Many Communities John W. Pierson of Ben Davis; Jphn Postma Jr. of 1721 Perkins St.; J. O. Osterman of rural route C No. 304; Dan W. Flickenger of 4211 Broadway; Vera C. Vanderbilt of L. S. Ayres; Aral A. Scott of rural route J-l No. 376; Ray Ross-of Cumberland; F. A. Doebber of 3918 N. New Jersey St.; Herman Preper rural route B-l No. 485. William Silver of rural route P; Leland C. Crawford of 108 N. Pennsylvania St; Clarence Schleicker of rural route H; Carl Sonnenschmidt of Cumberland: Russell Turly of N. Augusta, rural route A-2; Simon Powner of rural route 9, Box 232; A. J. Randal of 534 N. Capitol Ave.: H. W. Summeier of Bluff Rd., rural route D. PORRIDGE FILLS STREET Fire in Mill Provides Feast for South African Diners. By United Prcs JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Sept. B. —Streets in the industrial district here were filled with boiling porridge recently when fire destroyed a large milling establishment. Firemen poured tods of water on the blazing mil' and the water swelled the greau quantities of crushed oats which burst the walls and flour into the streets. Natives a hearty meal. FROM GARY TO ATHENS Indiana Student Leaves to Enter Greek University. By Times Special GARY, Ind., Sept. B.— George Chacharis, 19, graduate of Froebel High School here in 1926, is en route to Athens, Greece, to enter the University of Athens for a fouryear course in Greek as foundation for a piipfessorship in .that language in an American college. Coming to Gary in 1918, with only a smatering knowledge of English, he graduated as one of the school’s most brilliant English students. 77,771 DEAD IN A. E. F. 46,284 Bodies Have Been Returned to America. By United Press WASHINGTON, Sept. B.— A check of latest official records shows that there were 77,771 deaths in the American expeditionary force, including those on transports. Os this number, 46,284 bodies have been returned to the United States. Nearly all the remainder are buried in France.

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Only TWO MORE DAYS remain in which to take advantage of the scores of extraordinary values offered in the great 7th Birthday Sale of Ayres’ Downstairs Store. We are particularly well prepared to outfit the school boy and girl (from kindergarten to college) with dependable, fashion-right garments —at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Buy now, before

FALL COATS For Sports and Travel At a Special Birthday A Sale Price \rn *lo= jm For Juniors, Misses, Women and Larger iljlwlfw Women—Sizes 13 to 40 A large, attractive assortment of , fllfif new fall sports and travel coats is here for your approval. They are ilpfi'f * made from fine all-wool materials, smartly tailored In good-looking mannish styles and cut to fit. I All coats are nicely lined. They are ideal for cool days now and later. "V Iji A good choice of patterns—mostly _____ In attractive tans and grey mixtures. ' Wonderful Values! J Special Purchase and Sale New Rain-Proof Trench Coats At a Very Low Price A s^*.9s One of these trench coats should be part m.miyof eve, y gill’s school equipment! They are entirely rainproof and they are so f smart looking that one is tempted to wear ” 'HSt&iij them when It isn’t raining. They are well made of “Plyzette”' rainproof material: have large pouch pockets; \ smartly belted. Sizes 14 to 42. H —COLORS—jJBI —BLACK —BLUE —GREEN —RED jl j All are trimmed with White

7th Birthday Sale of Girls’* School Frocks Charming school dresses in simple girlish styles that are very nice looking as well as practical. \ They are full cut and nicely made from ginghams, / prints and novelty dimities. Straight lines, long and short sleeves. Trimmed with col- /K .* /T/V lars, pockets, embroidery, applique \ 1 / LJ and ties. Sizes 7 to 14 X Girls 1 Basque Frocks IBK/ These very popular basque frocks will be ap- gMjjcjxf propriate for school wear—and very economical mJUH I at this low price. They are tashioned of attrac- ffirf iff \ tively patterned prints; have large rrtTW' A full collars, and full flared skirts. Us* (jJlMiliiJ-* Sizes 6to 14 ." Vvv Tj Girls' Silk Dresses Extremely nice for party wear and gala days at \ school are these lovely little crepe de chine frocks. l \ l They are in straight line styles so well suited to u — u the sdiall miss—made doubly smart with trim- <h a a N mings of embroidery or ruffles. Washes / U"| nicely. Sizes 7 to 10 V LdstJ

•Sale of WOOLENS

75s Yd. 36-Inch French serge. 36-Inch fancy suiting 40-Inch all-wool plaids 5 36-Inch part wool novelties

50c Yd. 40-Inch all-wool plaids. 36-Inch part wool plaids. 36-Inch part wool serge. 36-Inch rayon mixed fabric.

Heavy Turkrsh Towels, 5 for $1 Heavy, double thread towels suitable for bath or hand use. In white only; sizes 18x36.

Sale of 2,000 Pairs of NEW CURTAINS At $1 Pr. Ruffled grenadine curtains in three beautiful styles, one of which is pictured. May be had in white, cream or ecru color. An extra value for the home lover. Af QC Pr Novelty ruffled curtains made /■VI •pr.t'u *■ *• of fine marquisette. Choice of B cream or ecru color with colored dots In blue, rose or gold. Beautiful curtains at a great saving. At 7Q- r. Beautiful marquisette panels In rvi * *'*' the popular sand color with fancy woven stripe. Finished with three-inch rayon bullion fringe. Af ftfi/* Fa Lovely French marquisette panel /vi oot, MiA. cur t a j ng n choice of sand or tobacco color. Nicely finished with three-inch rayobullion fringe; 38 inches wide. * Extraordinary Values

$2.95

$1 Yd. A big assortment of desirable all■wool coatings and dress goods—flannels, jerseys, Polret twills, etc.

Table Damask • Remnants, 39c Yard Full finished damask no starch or other filling. 54 and 58-inch. Lengths for all tables.

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Special Birthday Sale of Sample Fall Frocks N At a Real Economy Price • 2‘-’ls A Jl One Dress for $8.95 _ £'l m\ fPfrr These frocks made up the sample line of a HimHi /JW Naw York manufacturer and we were able to I buy them low enough to offer this attractive 1 price. Newest fall styles are here to choose from—offering an exceptional opportunity for (If M college girls to outfit themselves econom- a Jjg mK skgjaW There is a wide range of models—for juniors ' 1 fig* —for misses—for women —for larger women. J g| mmfogM Most of them are exact copies of much 9 H , higher priced dresses —new one and two-piece fg SBl effects. __ MATERIALS _ T7T —Canton Crepes —Georgettes l',\ —Flat Crepes —Satins 1 N. * Ij\ -colors— U xjn. —Black —Navy —Green [ —Canton Blue —Tan I 1 JiU, —Claret Red —Coco It |(TIW. —Maroon Glace VI -Wine fjft \ Sizes 13 to 48 New Dresses for Fall £ BM 200 Dresses in charming fall styles are offered at a very special Birthday Sale price. There are sizes and styles for juniors, misses and women. Sizes 13 to 42. One and two-piece models all copies of.higher priced models; well made of cliarmeuse. flat crepe, jersey, and reps. In a good assortment of autumns’ better colors. ✓

Birthday Sale of Women’z Mew Fall Shoes Fine $ O Sizes 3 Value Jl to 8 A good assortment of smart new styles for women and growing girls. In patent, tan and black kid and fancy combinations. Flexible leather soles; covered or leather heels. An unusually low price for up-to-the-minute footwear such as this.

Sale of Substandards of Women’s fttAL 5 ILK Hose, 59cA medium service weight stocking from the “Real Silk” mills. The pure silk boot extends well over the knee; lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks. The foot is fully reinforced. In a popular color range. Sizes BV4 to 10.

Boys* School Hose, 19c Pair A sturdy, dependable stocking for school wear. Fine ribbed and fully reinforced from top to toe. Sizes 6& to 9&. In black only. Irregulars. Children’s Half Socks, v 2 Pairs for 25c Dainty rayon half-socks with close-fitting roll tops; trimmed in contrasting color. Sizes s’to 7%; assorted colors. Irregulars.

. Sale of Children’s PANTIE FROCKS at 79c Pretty little pantie frocks for tots just starting to kindergarten or school. Simple straight lines. Well made of plain and novelty prints, and ginghams; embroidery trimmed. Good color selection. Sizes 2to 6. Boys’ Wash Suits, 79c One-piece and middy style suits; well made of chambray; small or sailor collars; tailored or neatly embroidered. Sizes 2to 6. Child’s Raincoats, $1.29 Rubberized rain-proof coats in red or blue; collar is corduroy lined. Sizes 4 and 6. Children’s Sweaters, $1.45 Slipover sweaters of brushed wool; in fancy stripes. With collars; some are belted. White, buff and blue.

Clearance Sale of Women’s Blonde Shoes Greatly J>o for Reduced I ' Cleat ance 800 Pairs of women’s straps and pumps are offered at this greatly reduced price. All are in an attractive blonde color; leathers are kid and calfskin; choice of Cuban or high heels. Sizes 3 to Bin the lot, but not in eaoh style.

Women’s Rayon Hose, 35c Pr.; 3 Prs., $1 Economical and dependable rayon hose. Lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fully reinforced. Sizes 8 & to 10. Irregulars. Washable Fabric Gloves, 59c Pair A dainty, good looking washable fabric glove with 3-row stitching on back; pretty, embroidered turn down cuff. First quality gloves. Sizes 6 to 8.

Sale of Women’s Rayon Lingerie Beautiful, lustrous, long-wearing garments that are non-clinging; offered at economy prices. BLOOMERS Well reinforced, neatly tailored; fiat lock seams; pastel A-l tints; sizes 5 to C. Each A VESTS—To match bloomers; bodice top; self picot shoulder straps. n COSTUME SLIPS—Good fitting slips; bodice top; shadow hem; hip pleats; d*i nr sizes 36 to 42. Each Child’s “Babe Ruth” Union Suits, 65c Taped athletic union suits—just like dad’s, soft pin check nainsook; taped or hemstitched at neck; drop seat; „bloomer knee or straight leg. Sizes 2 to 10.

750 Chic New FELT HATS Specially $0.79 All Head Priced * Sizes For the Birthday Sale these hats are offered at a figure far below the manufacturer's expectation—and you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you see them. (Notice the brand names.) All are in newest autumn styles—ln the most wanted shares, as Vagabonds, close-fitting turbans, helmets, roil brims, short and medium brims. Trimmed with creased stitched crowns, cut out work and other novel ideas.

Birthday Sale of Women’s k Marcy Lee' Frocks For Home Wear Special $ .95 Daintily tailored home dresses in pretty ginghams, prints and foulards. There are \ , ten beautiful styles to select from, trimmed ~ / * with pique, buttons, pleats, ties, pockets, / ? etc. They will launder splendidly. Sizes 350 Coverall Aprons, Made of fine quality ginghams in pretty checks and plaids—all the wanted colors, (&Vx!Jß^B§ Finished with binding in contrasting color; one pocket. Sizes are small, medium and \\“| large, 200 Wash Frocks, 79c Frocks of dainty ginghams and prints much reduced. Many styles, colors, and sizes to choose from. All are cut full and ■well tailored. Blue, green, lavender, tan, rose, etc. Sizes 16 to 44.

Rayon Undies, $1 Exquisitely beautiful garments at an unbelievably low price:

GOWNS Lace trimmed or tailored; strap effects. CHEMISE Bodice top; lace trimmed or piped.

FRENCH PANTIES —Embroidered; cuff knee; elastic at waist.

Annex Stove for Men and Boy

Boys 1 All-Wool School Suits, $7.95 to sl4-95 Here are sturdy, good looking suits that are ideal for school wear—because they are neat, durable and economical. Very well tailored in good all wool fabrics—good assortment of patterns and colors. Complete with 2 knickers, 2 golf knickers, short and long or two long pants. Sizes 6 to 18 years.

Boys’ nil wool longies, well tailored; sizes 12 lf.iT, $2.45 Boys’ bine corduroy golf knickers; 6 to It years. Boys' part wool knickers; lined: some with golf bottom : 6 d* 1 to 16 years V*

Men's Dress Shirts, 95c Fine quality shirts that are carefully tailored to fit. In collar attached and neckband styles. Assorted sleeve lengths; fast colors. Sizes 14 to 17.

Men’s Pajamas, $1 Plain and novelty fabrics, fancy trimmed; 2-piece style; full cut, well made; sizes A to D. “Auto Brand” Shirts, 89c Double shoulder work shirts; sizes 14 to 17%. Also “Big Yank” blue chambray shirts, 14to 20. Boys’ Knit Union Suits, 65c Each Medium weight for fall; snug fitting; long sleeve and leg; sizes 6 to 16.

Sample Line of

SLlPS—Bodice top; hip hem; trimmed or plain. BLOOMERS— Well reinforced; elastic at waist and knee.

Boys* Sturdy School Suits, $6.75 Sturdy, dependable school suits of durable MuKinny Cloth rioted for extra long wear. Choice of 2 knickers or 1 long and 1 short pant. Sizes 6 to 18 years.

<skuo PERMA SHEEN IMPORTED ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SHIRTS FOR MEN >155 Wonderfully well made, full cut garments in fine imported English broadcloth; sizes 13*4 to 17.

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