Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1927 — Page 5

STOV. 3, 1927

‘BOOTLEG LOVE’ IS U. S. PERIL, SAYSUNDSEY Ex-Jurist Debates Plans to Save Marriage on West Coast. BY MAX STERN SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.—The American marriage system is break-, ing down and must be saved by radical changes in the laws relating to birth-control, divorce and alimony, declares Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver. He now is stirring the Pacific Coast in a series of debates with Rabbi Louis I. Newman of this city, drawing immense audiences and making himself the target of denunciation from pulpit and press. Suggest Three Reforms Judge Lindccy proposes to substitute “companionate” marriages by these three definite legal reforms: 1. Repeal of the “infamous” Comstock law that forbids the dissemination of birth-control information; 2. Laws permitting divorce by common consent in cases where there are no children, but only after a scientific commission is first appealed to in the effort to effect a reconciliation; 3. Removal of alimony clauses in divorce proceedings between childless couples, and basing all alimony on economic condition of the two parties. Bootlegging In Love “We Americans are otlegging in love,” said Lindsey. “Out of 30,000,000 boys and girls between 15 and 30, only 37 per cent are married! “Out of 10,000 young men between 20 and 31, 6,000,000 are bachelors. Don't tell me they arc all content. Fully 90 per cent of them are promiscuous in their sex life. “Last year in San Francisco there were 7,000 marriages and 4,200 divorces. In American cities there are from 400 to 600 divorces to every 1000 marriages! Favor Birth Control “The one-fourth cf the women in America who produce one-half of the children are being tricked into having children they neither want nor can afford to raise. “Dr. Catherine Emmett Davis, of the Rockefeller Institute, recently took a poll of 5,000 young married women. She fovud that 90 per cent believed in birth-control and 76.5 per cent were practicing it.” Dr. Newman agrees with Lindsey in urging free birth-control information and the consent decree in childless marriages. He opposes the third plank. Asks §IO,OOO Damages Bn Times Sveciitl MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 3.—Elmer G. Schamp, a salesman, asks SIO,OOO damages in a suit filed here against Harold G. Ingersoll, local manufacturer, as the result of an auto collision Sept. 22 last, in which he alleges his nervous system was permanently impaired.

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Yesterday the Konjola Man Spoke to Hundreds of People Who Called Upon Him Throughout the Day. HOOK’S Drug Store ILLINOIS AND WASHINGTON STS. Hours—7:3o A. M. to 13 Noon—l F. M. to 6:00 F. M. and 7 to 0 P. M.

30 Pound Catch

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Roy M. Galloway, 222 E. Ohio St., caught this thirty-pound channel catfish in White River from a boat. He used a trotline baited with a one-half pound catfish. Galloway was fishing near the Evansville-Terre Haute road i bridge.

AD FRAUD IS CHARGED Police seek an alleged fraudulent magazine and advertising solicitor reported to-be working among beauty shop proprietors. John D. Mclntire, 652 Fairfield Ave., Lavere Beauty Shop proprietor. reported a man giving the name of J. C. Press promised him a year’s subscription to three magazines and a large electric sign to place in his shop window all for $5.40. The man is believed to have fleeced several others.

THE INDIANA TRUST CO. Pay 4% Savings I SURPLUS $2,000,000 I

The help-y our self plan of a cafeteria enables the finest. of foods at “odd penny prices” to be served at White’s Cafeteria “On the Circle

Orthophontc Victrolas, Kimball Pianos, Atwater Kent Fiadlos, Records and Rolls. Wilson-Stewart Music Cos. 44 N. Penn. St.

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES The Meyer-Kiser Bank 128 E. Washington St.

WALL PAPER WALL SILK FOR A Interior Decorating: Jar rfrafcfiULV nOSER-ALLEU fiJP Paint and Glass Cos. |j| 33 South Meridian Street

Ward’s Pet Shop® Indiana’s Largest Pet Stock Dealers. “Everything for Your Pets” PJ$ 147 Ji. Pennsylvania St.

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IDEAI Furniture Company 141 W.Wah.l

(H ANNIVERSARY SUES -j downstairs-ayres Sr

Just 100 Very Fine Winter COATS Featured at

39* Sizes 16 to 44 for Women and Misses Some of the season’s smartest styles are included in tlus splendid group of Anniversary Sale coats. All are lavishly fur trimmed on collars, cuffs, borders or front panel—with such pretty furs as Manchurian AVolf (Chinese dog), Reaverette (rabbit), Marmot and Pointed Wolf. All are garments made to sell at a much higher price—really tine values. — Materials — Broadcloth . Venise Suedecloth Hudson Seal Plush Smart General Purpose COATS ‘25 Very charming coats in some of the newest styles—for juniors, misses, women and larger women. All coats are liberally trimmed with good quality furs. Materials include bolivia, broadcloth, leopardine plush and other serviceable materials. Sizes 13 to 46.

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688 Beautiful Throw Rugs These lovely throw size rugs will add much beauty to the home—and at this low price everyone can afford to buy several. They are very durable qualities from the Mohawk and Masland Mills. In a wide selection—2s or more designs and color combinations to choose from. 27x54-inch Axminster and Velvet Rugs are $2.95. 27x 54-inch Axminster and Oval Velvets at

600 Prs. Women’s New Fall Shoes A great new group _ of fall shown for the first *r time at the opening of the Anni- pr versary Sale. All are models that the best dressed women are wea rin g—pumps, straps, ties, buckle pumps and oxfords. Choice of kid, patent or satin; with high or Cuban heels; fine workmanship and materials throughout. Sizes 3 to 8 in A to C, widths. Misses’ Oxfords, $2.45 Pr. Sturdy tan leather oxfords trimmed with brown saddle and neat cut-out design on side. Good leather soles, rubber heels; sizes 11% to 2.

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200 New Frocks Special J Anniversary at Ifyp Value A complete assortment of charming frocks in new advanced styles that are very becoming. There are new plain tailored models, new one ami Awo-pieee styles, twopiece effects, and others. Fine tailoring and quality materials mark them as line values. Choice of Hat. crepe, crepe oriental, satin, and canton. Sizes 14 to 48 1 /; >. 1,000 Smart Dresses at $7.95 and $12.50 Very smart new dresses remarkably low priced. There are silks, georgettes, velveteens, and pretty woolens. Wide range of styles and sizes for juniors, misses, women, and larger women.

825 Pairs Charming Ruffled Curtains 79© Pr. Here are very pretty new curtains that can be used in living room, bedroom or dining room. There are two styles in cross-barred or plain marquisette—-nicely ruffled and in a choice of white or cream color. -V. Yards longs: complete with tie-backs to mutch. A typical Anniversary saving value!

ANNEX STORE 800 Fine Grade Boys' Blouses 59c Ea.#V^ Carefully tailored, full w jj ! fj J jj / J cut blouses that will V j J j jj JM give fine service for ( j i school or dress wear. J j /!/ jWt They are in madras. ' 111jj / jfgg fine count shirtings. ft jj-W Hj and bro ad c 1 0 1 h—in Jj j a jJj? I neat stripes, and novelty patterns—fast colors. Front panel and wide blouse hem. Sizes 6 to 14 years. 800 Men’s Fall Union Suits, 95c An Anniversary feature is this fine fitting knit union suit. In medium weight with cuffed sleeve and ankle; flat locked seams throughout; long sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s Shirts, 95c Neckband, collar attached and collar to match shirts that are full cut and nicely tailored In every detail. In a wide selection of fine materials, wanted colorings and pretty patterns. Sleeve lengths from 33 to 33; sizes 13% to 17.

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BEST VALUES EVER IN DOWNSTAIRS STORE Christmas Gifts Galore in All Departments. 8 MORE DAYS OF SALE DOWNSTAIRS AT AYRES. Nov. 3.—Great quantities of the Downstairs Store’s half-million dollar Anniversary stock are here to choose from. Consequently color, size and style assortment arc still full in most cases—insuring an easy choice. Without doubt, this Is the most desirable merchandise and the best values that we have ever offered in an Anniversary Sale or at any other time. Everything is seasonable, wanted, of Ayres standard quality—-and is offered at prices much lower than usual. Patrons Invited to l T se Layaway During the Anniveisary Sale the “layaway” privilege Is extended to all merchandise that our patrons might want to have set aside for Christmas giving. The salesperson will gladly arrange it for you. Every department offers scores of suggestions for Christmas gifts—gifts that will be appreciated—at prices much lower than you’ll find later.

Seamless Wolverine Sheets 63x90 81x90 81x99 75e 850 $1 Soft finish. pure white sheets that will launder nicely. Sold only at Ayres.

Velvet Rugs, $12.50 Wonderful values in a good eholce of patterns and colors. Sizes fixD feet. 9x12 Axminster, $32.50 Alexander Smith’s “Carleto.i” axminster rugs in .in unusually larfe choice of patterns and colorings. .Slightly irregular. 9x12 Axminsters at $39.75 Alexander Smiths “Potomac” and “Yonkers” brands; very fine quality; in choice of 15 beautiful patterns and color combinations. Slightly Irregular. Seamless 9x12 Rags, $27.50 Seamless axminster and velvet rugs in a choice of over 20 designs and colorings—for any room. Slightly irregular quality.

Easy Terms on Room Size Rugs $2 Down, Balance Weekly —OR—SS Down, $5 Monthly

Cotton Blankets, $1.19 Pair In plain gray with pink or blue borders ; fine for sheets; size 53x72 inches. Plaid Blankets, $2.75 Pair Good warm blankets with soft downy nap; 4 pounds to the pair: in beautiful colors; 6Cxt>o laches. Plaid Blankets, $2.39 Pair OfixSO-Inch double blankets in soft napped twill weave. In blue, rose, gold or lavender. 72x84-Inch Double Blankets $2.95 Pr * Good heavy plaid blankets in good color choice; 3% pounds to the pair. This is one of the largest cotton blankets made. Child's Union Suits, 65c Comfortable fitting medium weight cotton ribbed, taped union suits with T)uteh neck, elbow sleeves; or with high neck, long sleeves and ankle lengths. First quality;; sizes 2 to 12 years. Women’s Union Suits, 65c Medium heavy soft cottOD ribbed union suits with low neck; no sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; or high neck and long sleeves; ankle length. Sizes 36’ to 46. 600 Pairs Children's Wool Gauntlet Gloves 45c PrWarm, wool gauntlets with attractive color combinations; Just the thing for school wear. Good assortment of sizes and colors. * .

4,000 Pairs l Vomen’s Pure Silk Service Weight Stockings

39 c pr This is a discontinued number from the Keal Silk Hosiery Mills—a very pretty stocking iu a good service weight. In pure thread silk with lisle hemmed top, seamed back, fashion marks, double heel, sole and toe; substandards. Sizes 8 1 '* to 10. Iu popular hosiery shades.

2,400 Pairs Full-Fashioned Service Stockings, sl,lO Very pretty service weight stockings of pure thread silk, with narrow lisle top; they are full fashioned for perfect fit; lisle heel, toe and sole; have toe guard; first quality; sizes B>* to 10. Choice of grain, blonde, nude, rose blonde, natural and French nude.

Children s Mercerized Stockings, 25c Pr. Full length school stockings of mercerized lisle; knit in English ribbed style with plain knit foot; first quality; sizes 6’6 to 9Va. Black, beige and champagne.

Girls' Rainproof Trench Coats

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At $ 2*95 There are two good looking styles to choose from at this special pi ice. One is double-breast-ed. has small collar and Is faced In white, The other is a plain tailored, belted “PJyzette” coat. Both entirely rain-proof and very durable—extraordinary value. Sizes 6 to 14. In brown, red, black or green. At $4.95 These are "Plyzette” coats warmly lined with suedecloth. A smart belted model with collar and pouch pockets. In black, red, green or blue. Sizes 6 to 14.

Girls’ Outing Pajamas, 69c Pretty frog trimmed cotton outing flannel pajamas in pink or blue. Button front and drop seat. Sizes 4 to 12.

Children’s Wool Sweater Sets

*1.95 These are remarkably fine values—worth much more than this economical, Anniversary price! There are two styles to choose from. One Is knit in link-and-link weave, and consists of sweater, cap and leggings. The other is in brushed wool. It consists of sweater, cap, mittens and leggings. Wanted colors to choose from. Sizes 24 to 28. Children’s Sweaters, $1.69 Fine warm coat sweaters in link-and-link style or fnnev weaves. Some arc belted; others have fancy rayon stripe borders and all-over stripes. Sizes 24 to 31).

Baby Blankets, Cashmere Hose , $1.25 19c Pr. Lovely large white blankets Or 3 prs. for 50c. In white only; with bound edges. 38x54. irregulars. 4 to 6%.

Sale of Women’s “Welworth” Frocks

Special for Anniversary ’1.79 These remarkably fine home dresses—well known for their beauty and serviceability. There are many styles to choose from—in fine broadcloths, prints, foulards, and ginghams. Splendidly tailored and neatly trimmed with ties, tucks, pleats and pockets. Sizes are misses, small, medium, large and extra large. Blue Lavender Tan Rose Gray Peach Green

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Women’s Cotton Ribbed Stockings, 19c Pair Economical and dependable hose for every day wear. Knit in rlbbed-to-the-toe style with hemmed top; reinforced foot; sizes B*4 to 10. Irregulars. Four colors.