Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 236, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1928 — Page 5

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STRAWN SCORES LOW STANDARDS TO ENTER BAR Urges Indiana Attorney to Push Drive for Higher Requirements. Indiana’s low requirements for admission to the bar were assailed bgr Silas H. Strawn of Chicago, American Bar Association president, at Indiana State Bar Association mid-winter meeting at the Claypool, Wednesday night. “Indiana attorneys should continue efforts to amend your State Constitution to improve this situation," Strawn said. “An uneducated lawyer is a menace to society. “An applicant for admission to the bar should have two years of college work, or its equivalent, and three years of law school, or its equivalent. “As it is, about all the applicant needs in Indiana is some evidence of good character and to run twice around the courthouse to get the atmosphere.’’ New Burdens on Profession New burdens have been placed tipon the law profession, Strawn said, by the complexity of modern business, with an attendant necessity for higher standards of intelligence and broader experience. Strawn asked cooperation of Indiana lawyers in urging passage of a resolution now before Congress which would advance the date of Inauguration of the President and Vice President from March following election to Jan. 15 and would provide for newly elected senators and representatives to take their seats in January following election rather than yi December, thirteen months after election, as at present. Emsley Johnson Presides Emsley W. Johnson. Indianapolis Bar Association president, presided. L. N. Hines, Terre Haute, and Lemuel A. Pittenger, Muncie, members of the State board of public instruction were introduced. Roy P. Wisehart, State superintendent of public instruction, and Paul V. McNutt, University law school dean, spoke. “The Decameron” of Boccaccio is a famous group of short stories supposed to be related by a group of people who fled from the Black Plague in Italy.

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(NE\ Service. Washington Bureau) Ambassador Paul Claudel is pictured here at the State Department in Washington affixing his official signature to the new Franco-American arbitration treaty. Watching from the right is Under Secretary of State Robert E. Olds, who signed for us in the absence of Secretary Kellogg. Tire pact, replacing the expiring Root covenant of 1908, pledges the two countries to submit their differences to arbitration before resorting to war and formally recognizes our Monroe Doctrine.

PAROLES GIVEN THREE Paroles have been signed by Governor Ed Jackson for William Shakes, sentenced in Lake County, Feb. 12. 1923, to from one to fourteen years in the reformatory for

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grand larceny, later transferred to the State prison; Eugene McDowell, Lake County, Sept. 27, 1324, one to fourteen years grand larceny, later transferred to prison, and Charles Harney, Randolph County, Feb. 7, 1922, ten to twenty-one years robbery, State prison.

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Marked by Smashed Eggs j LA PORTE, Ind., Feb. 9.—Smashj ing of eight dozen eggs made a yel- ! low spot on a road near here where two automobiles collided. Mrs. [James Price, Kingsbury, suffered 'fractured kneecaps and nose. Edward Heirbrandt, Kingsbury, suffered a broken nose and cute.

‘BIG BILL 1 SMALL FACINGJJATTLE New Coalition Certain to Rouse Opposition. Bn United Press CHICAGO, Feb. 9.—The SmallThompson coalition, which yesterday seemed likely to lead to complete harmony in Illinois Republican ranks, today was threatened from several sources. Chicago political associates of Mayor William Hale Thompson showed little enthusiasm for the mayor’s idea of supporting Small’s third term campaign. Small was reported to be hesitant about a strong wet plank planned for the Thompson platform, and many of his supporters were doubtful about the Thompson move. Former Governor Frank O. Lowden, candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, and United

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Women's Better Redueed Pair Over 300 pairs of women's smart shoes have been taken from regular stock and reduced to this new low price. There are many styles to choose from in straps, pumps, ties and oxfords. High, low and Cuban heels* Fine leathers and splendid workmanship are featured. Sizes from 3 to 8 in the lot, but not in each style.

Children s High Shoes 100 Pairs of black or tan high shoes; extension leather soles; full lined to toe; sizes 6 to 2. Pair, 91.50.

In the February Rug Sale Alexander Smith Axminster Rugs Perfect Quality — 9xl2 Size 24' 7S and *29^l These rugs come in many beautiful patterns and colorings, and are lovely for any room. Down Down Balance Weekly Balance Monthly 200 Small Odd-Size Axminster Rugs at *1.95 * *2.95 27 Inches wide, 30 to 36 Inches wide, 38 to 42 inches in length. v 50 inches in length. This is an odd lot of rugs, and are splendid for throw rugs. Very ornamental when used in the various rooms of the house.

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Wool Remnant Carpet Remnants, $1.39 Yd. This is a good value in carpeting remnants. There is a choice of several good colors, with lovely mottled patterns. Lengths of 2,3, 4, and 5 yards. 27 inch. —Downstairs at Ayres—

The Annex Store Must Vacate on February 18

Close-Out Sale of Men's and Boys' Clothing The Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Department must be discontinued on February 18 until our great new building is completed. Every item must be sold. And to accomplish this purpose, prices have been slashed, with no thought of original cost. A large stcok remains. Come early while assortments are still good.

Everything Offered at Bargain Prices!

500 Men’s Pants At * 1 Pair Men’s Gol£ Knickers At $ I # 50

Also Limited Quantities of Boys* Suits, Men's Overcoats, Raincoats, Sheeplined Coats (All Subject to Previous Sale). —Downstairs Annex Store.

States Senator Deneen were understood to be opposed strongly to the coalition, and it was said they might actively support Secretary of State Louis Emerson for the gubernatorial nomination. HENRY SIEBERT IS DEAD Funeral Services Set for Friday; Lived Here Sixty Years. Funeral services for Henry Siebert, 63, of 4919 Schofield Ave., who died Wednesday at his home, following an illness of two years, will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the home. Burial will be at Memorial t’ark cemetery. Mr. Siebert, born in New York, came here with his parents when 2 years old and has lived here ever since. For many years he was in the contracting business. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Ella Siebert; a son, Roy Siebert, and a stepson, George Cornwell, both of Indianapolis; two brothers, Harry and William Siebert, both of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren.

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GIVEN HIGH HONOR Charles Fell Wins Supreme Scout Recognition. Charles Tell, member of Troop 61, Boy Scouts, was awarded the highest honor in scouting, the Eagle Scout badge, Wednesday night at the February session of the court of honor, in the Cropsey auditorium of the public library. The badge is awarded the scout obtaining twenty-one merit badges. Charles Woods received special local recognition for completion of ten additional merits. Rank of life scout was conferred on John Carter and Robert Moore, and that of star scout on Richard Hudson, Fay Sutton, Henry Wisenberger and Charles Robbins. Five-year veteran scout badges were presented Kenneth Higgins, James Wood, William Jones and Scoutmaster Hunt. Lawrence Fugit was the recipient of the Harmon scholarship certificate. One hundred and two merit

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Comfort Slippers Better grade comfort slippers with flexible leather soles; low leather heel; sizes to 8, 91.95. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Felt Crusher Hats At $ 1.49 Each New spring merchandise at a price which is very attractive. All the most desirable shades and styles are in this lot, in sizes of 6*4 to 7V 2 - These hats are practical, comfortable and very smart—being ideal for school, street and sport wear. —Downstairs at Ayres. Women's Pretty Rayon Bloomers, 65< This is a dependable bloomer, made of a heavy quality rayon, having strong elastic at waist and knee. They are well reinforced at points of greatest wear, and have flat lock seams. Shortie style, Nile and orchid colors; sizes 36 to 40. <* Rayon Undies , Children’s Union Suits, $1.39 Each 65c Chemise, bloomers, slips Medium heavy cotton taped and band-top stepins; all union suite, with high necks and neatly tailored and beau- long sleeves. They are ankle tifully trimmed with lace. length; drop seat style. Sizes 2 Broker! sizes and colors. to 8. —Downstairs at Ayres. Usable Remnant Lengths Eagles Flat Crepe Wanted remnant lengths of this well known flat crepe offered at a saving. Many grades in a 0 Q wide choice of plain colors; 40 inches wade. *r •Oo Lengths from %to ITI yards. At much less than (JUj ——— the “bolt price.” Y d. Sale of English Prints These are short remnant lengths of a fine mercerized quality English print in a host of beautiful patterns and colorings; 32 inches wide. At much less than the regular bolt price. —Downstairs at Ayres. Yd. Miscellaneous Bargains “Simplex" Patterns. Very Assorted remnants of wash desirable styles. Priced to goods and domestics, SC yd. close out. Each _ Just 14 robe blankets, ex- Fancy Pillow s, mostly raytra heavy quality. Each, 91. on , ’ sll Shtly dam--12 Shell Lamps at lc ea. aged: Metal End Tables with Scrim and cretonne remwooden tops, slightly imper- nants, yd. feet, 85c. —Downstairs at Ayres.

badges were issued by the court. Th Garfield district led with a total of thirty-one awards. Fail to Abdnct Woman 3 Bv Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., Feb. 9,—Police are still without clews to tha identity of three men who Tuesday night attempted to abduct Miss Agnes Cronk, 24, by forcing her intd an automobile. She suffered cum and bruises in struggling with tg men.

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900 Womens Apron Frocks At J Ea. There's a splendid assortment of attractive styles to choose from In this low price group of home drosses. All at*e well tailored of good quality materials—linene, dimity, prints and ginghams. Trimmings include pleats, ties, pockets, binding and others. In a large choice of light, colorings. Sizes SO to 40. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Boys’ Knickers at 79c a.* *135 Boys’ Long Pants At *1 Pair

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