Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1928 — Page 5

MARCH 29,1928

M'COY CAUGHT ,MORO LEADER i SANDINO NEXT General Leading Marines Has Had Great Career; Big Job Ahead, Thi* is the fourth of a series of arti- < es on NicarauKUa. which will appear from time to time in this newspaper. They clearly show conditions in the land where U ,8. Marines now arc fighting:. By MAX STERN Staff Correspondent, Scripps-Howard Newspapers MANAGUA, March 29.—The story of the capture of a very black Sandino of the Moro lands in the Philippines is being told here to illustrate the type of naan President Coolidge has selected to do the biggest job ahead in Latin America, Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy. It was a score of years ago when McCoy was serving with “Black Jack” Pershing under General Wood. The army was out to land one Datto Ali, a Moro chieftain who, among the rest, had refused to bend the knee to Uncle Sam. Ali was ambushed with his tribesmen in the grass country of the valley of the Rio Grande in Mindanao, and like Sandino in the jungles of Nueva Segovia, had defied the army for two years and was stirring no end of i rouble. Under the Durian Tree One day McCoy and his little band of sharpshooters coming over the brow of a hill espied a durian, tree, upon which grew fruit dear to the palate of a Malayan, but rare in Mindanao Island. Fortunately, McCoy remembered the tree and its location. Weeks later McCoy met Datto Piang, part Chinese lord of the Cotabato post. “Piang,” said McCoy, “where is Datto Ali?” “Don't know,” answered Piang. “Well,” replied McCoy, “when I go back General Wood will ask me, What does Piaag say?’ and I will say, ‘Piang says he doesn't know.’ And General Wood will say, ‘Piang lied.’ ” Piang thought a moment and then he remembered how a woman, blind-folded, had been’brought, down the river and that she had said that All and his wives were living in a great balay under a durian tree, in the grass country up the river. McCoy didn't set out for the durian tree by the river route. He went back to Wood's headquarters on the sea. Taking a small group of the hardiest sharpshooters, he sailed around the island to the foot of a mountain range. With great difficulty they climbed these and one day in the distance they saw the durian tree and the great grass hv.t under its shade. At night they slipped down, surrounded the rebel chief and took him prisoner. Career Has Been Brilliant But McCoy isn’t even at his best capturing rebels. A brilliant career as diplomat, soldier, organizer and humanitarian has marked his life from the time he left West Point. He headed the American Red Cross work after the Japanese earthquake. He was chief of staff ot the Harbord mission to Armenia. He was Governor General Wood’s first assistant in the Philippines handling fiscal matters. He was with Wood for four years in Cuba and has been on organizing commissions for the

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Merritt Harrison, architect, was elected Mercator Club president, at luncheon Tuesday at the Spink-Arms. Harrison succeeds William H. Meub, general agent for New England Mutual Life Insurance Company. Other new officers: Lawrence Wiles, vice-president; Edwin J. Kuhn, secretary: Francis. J. Sinex, treasurer, and Raymond W. Durham and Walter D. Niman, directors. State Department in Mexico, Central America and South America. He was on General Pershing’s staff in France and commanded the Rainbow Division. He was prominently mentioned as successor to General Wood as Governor of the Philippines, and doubtless would have been mamed had it not been decided to send a non-military governor. He speaks Spanish fluently and knows the Latin folks and their ways. - McCoy is here with his wife, preparing for one of the hardest jobs in his long career. This is to conduct an election under the Australian secret ballot in a country where fair elections are unknown and where the hatreds of centuries have turned most of them into revolutions. PARTY GUEST TAKES PURSE CONTAINING sl7 Thievies Take Jewels and $4!) In Cash From Home, Although there was no unexpected guests at her party Wednesday night. Miss Mary Gaston, 421 Centennial St., told Patrolman Patrick Welch that one of the guests did an unexpected thing—took her purse containing sl7. Jewelry valued at $250, a SIOO diamond ring and $49 cash was reported stolen from the home of Mrs. Lillian Day, 302’,2 Blake St., while she was away a few minutes Wednesday. John Okey moved from 2048 Ralston Ave., to 516 N. Belville Ave., and SIOO worth of furniture was stolen from the first address he told police. Pennfore Realty Company, 902 Meyer-Kiser Bank Bldg., reported SIOO worth of window sashes stolen from a building at Fourteenth and Pennsylvania Sts.

ECZEMA IN RASHJLFACE ForTwoYears, Badly Disfigured.Cuticura Heals, “Eczema broke out cm my face in a red rash. It itched and burned and my eyelids were so badly swollen that I could hardly see. I could not rest at night on account of the irritation. My face was so badly disfigured that I was ashamed to go anywhere. I had the trouble for two years. “I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after the second application I got relief. I continued the treatment and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) Mrs. Charles E. Shilson, Rt. 2, Byron, Mich. Rely on Cuticura Soap and Ointment to keep your skin clear. Soap 2Se. Ointment 2S and Me. Talcum 2Sr. Sold eorywhere. Sample each free. Addreei: "OnUcora Labaratonm. Dept. S, Malden, Mam." 9MT Cuticura Shewing Stick 25c.

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Imported Wash Fabrics Avery unusual value is this—special for E. O. M. The lot consists of 48-inch Scotch ginghams, 45-inch bordered I| sT tissue ginghams and 86-inch twine cloth. Limited color ■ assortment in each fabric. a W Silk Remnants Reduced to 44c Yd. This lot consists of printed tub silks, plain colored pongee and plain crepe dc chine. In usable remnant lengths. —Downstairs at Ayres.

£. O. M. Clearance of Early Spring Hats $1 and $1.49 In addition to a large group of clearance values there are included newer models, specially purchased for E. O. M. A wonderful assortment to choose from. Wanted, popular styles are here in plain and straw-trimmed felts, belting and straw braid combinations, embroidered crepes, hair braids and others. In beautiful colorings. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Discontinued Number of REAL SILK Service Weight Hose Special T I ft C O * for e. o. m. * air Attractive and durable are these service weight stockings—with a pure silk boot that extends over the knee! They have lisle hemmed tops, seamed back and fully reinforced feet. In guntnetal. black, rose blonde and pearl. Sizes B'i to 19. Substandard?. Women’s Rayon Hose, 25c Girls’ Rayon Hose, 29c Odds and ends of serviceable Attractive rayon hose for the rayon hose that have been reduced growing girl. Lis'.e hemmed tops, for clearance. With lisle tops, seamed back; reinforced foot, seamed back. Assorted sizes and Sizes 8-9; first quality. Assorted colors. „ colors. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Very Special for E . O. M. “Grover” Three-Point Arch Support Shoes

ance. Has a built-in steel arch, and an adjustable support in addition. Comes in kid, patent and satin; black only. Sizes 4'* to 9, but not in each style. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Men’s Soiled Shirts

Special f* agr* for E. O. M, Just 156 dress shirts are offered in this assortment. There are both collar attached and neckband styles in various materials, patterns and colorings. All have been soiled from display. Limit of 2 to a customer. Mended Silk Socks, 10c Pr. Pure silk socks that have been slightly damaged, but neatly mended. Mostly plain brown; sizes 9Vs to 11.

Men’s Athletic Shorts, 39c Each A splendid assortment of pretty stripes, plain white and novelty patterns. Well made and full cut for comfort. Sizes 28 to 40.

$} F\ Amu ) Special Easy Terms UOWn ) for E. 0. M. Day Only On Any Room-Size Rug This is a real opportunity to buy a rug that, will brighten your home—on payments that you’ll never i miss. Wide selections of beautiful rugs to choose from —all low priced! , Masland Fringed Velvet Rugs Nationally advei’tised Masland “Argonne” rugs offered &f\r\ ipmai at a very special price for one day only. Choice of three vyU 1 J EL beautiful patterns and colorings. 9x12 size. M(/ I V 9x12 Wool Axminster Rugs at $25 These are slightly damaged or imperfect in weave, but will give splendid service. Every one is a fine bargain at this redued price! —Downstairs at Ayres.

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*4.95 This well-known arch support shoe has been reduced for clearance. It is specially constructed to afford the wearer the utmost of foot comfort—and at the same time lend a very smart appear-

Men’s Pajamas and Nightshirts, 79c Each Well made, full cut garments of fine quality cambric. Have been stained or soiled during the making; nightshirts, 16-20; pajamas, A to D. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Children’s Crepe de Chine Frocks

*1.95 Smart little straight line dresses, well made of crepe de chine, and offered at a very special price for E. O. M. They are splendid gar m e nts for the little tot's Easter outfit. Sleeveless models with round neckline, and beautifully trimmed. In pastel tints. Sizes 3 to 6 years. —Downstairs at Ayres

Infants’ Dresses Reduced, 69c Well made of nainsook—plain and lace trimmed; three-quarter sleeves. Slightly soiled. Sizes C mo. to 2 years. Infants’ Sweaters at 69c Ea. Slipover and coat styles; of all wool, or wool and rayon Reduced because soiled. Infants’ Cotton Hose, 5c Pr. Pineapple ribbed: in champagne color; sizes 4-41=; reduced to dear. Boys’ Khaki Suits, 69c Ea. Heavy quality with short sleeves; button at waist. Sizes 2 to 6. Infants’ Bonnets at $1.29 Os crepe de chine and crepella; inner lined; nicely trimmed; some soiled. Much reduced. Children’s Play Suits, 59c Strongly made of stlfel cloth or khaki; long leg; back closing. 3 to 8. Infants’ Silk Coats, $2.95 ** Os heavy quality crepe de chine; interlined; blue, pink or white. Much reduced.

Womens Girdle Brassieres, $1.95 Warner girdle brassieres of brocaded rayon, lightly boned; side dosing. Sizes 40 to 44. Also LaSayrc girdle brassieres with inner belt; made of striped madras. Size 36 only. Much reduced.

< Women’s Brassieres, 25c Os crepe de chine, lacc and combinations. Broken sizes. Women’s Muslinwear, 39c Ea. BLOOMERS of batiste, crepe or nainsook; white or pink. STEPINS of voile, bastiste, nainsook. Lace or embroidery trimmed .CHEMISE of nainsook. trimmed with lacc or stitching. All are reduced.

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Hand-Made Gowns at 79c With square or round neckline; hand-embroidcrcd; regular sizes. Sports Satin Slips, $1 Bodice top style; small hem; dark colors and mostly small sizes. Made of rayon sports satin. Reduced. Sanitary Napkins, 2 Baxes, 25c Our own LaSayre Brand. Packed 8 to the box.

Girls’ Wash Frocks Special at $1 Specially purchased for E. O. M. Well,made of prints and ginghams in attractive girlish styles; nearly trimmed. Guaranteed to wash. Sizes 7 to 14.

Girls Raincoats at $3.95 Well made of Plyzette; some are belted and lined. Broken sizes and colors. Reduced to clear. Women’s Rayon Undies, 59c Choice of bodice top vests and tailored stepins, sizes 36 to 42. These are discontinued numbers from “Real Silk” —a fine, heavy quality. Cotton Knit Bloomers, 35c In women’s regular sizes; pink only; irregular quality. Rayon Bloo,ners at 79c Well made of serviceable quality rayon. Double elastic at knee. 36 to 40. Linens, Bedding Reduced A good assortment of pillowcases, spreads, sheets, blankets, pillows, comforts, towels, etc. All are either soiled or slightly damaged. Fabric Remnants, Half Price Wash goods and domestic remnants taken from regular stock. Reduced to clear.

Semi-Made Frocks 35c, 3 for $1 Attractive frocks—cut out ready to sew. Material is quality ginghams in attractive patterns and colors. Includes everything needed to make a dress. Small and medium sizes.

Bridge Lamps at $4.45 Heavy metal base with sprayed gold finish. Complete with attractive shade of imitation parchment, hand-painted glace or pleated georgette.

Another Day of This Special Sale of Spring Frocks Popular **| £ S'! £" (1 for Z io> S,SS The values represented in this wonderful selection of new dresses are so tremendous that no woman can afford to pass them by. It's a real opportunity to buy your entire spring wardrobe, for there are models for afternoons, for sports, for business and for general wear. All are chic spring creations, fresh from New York designers—every one worth much more than this thrift price. —Georgettes —Printed Crepes —Flat Crepes In Popular Spring Colorings Sizes for Misses, Women and Larger Women —Downstairs at Ayres.

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65 Spring Coats Reduced—*B.9s Every coat in this small group is a wonderful value at such a low price. There are single and doublebreasted models in plain tailored styles for spring wear. Ideal garments for general purpose wear—sports, motoring, shopping, etc. In serviceable tweeds, full lined. Sizes 14 to 42. Coats Reduced, $2.50 and $5 Good, serviceable coats of sports materials. All are full lined. Broken sizes. —Downstairs at Ayres.

400 Wash Frocks, 79c

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Reading Lamps at $1.69 Black wrought iron base; complete with imitation parchment shade. Sash Curtain, 3 Prs., $1 Several good styles to select from; just one yard long. Curtain Samples, 10c Each Samples, one .yard long; ruffled on two sides; fine for sash curtains.

For Thrifty Shoppers This great group of seasonable, wanted merchandise assembled for the March E. O. M. Sale in the Downstairs Store offex-s a veritable paradise for the thrifty-minded. Every article was either drastically reduced or specially purchased at a saving. Come early, for in many cases quantities are limited. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Better Dresses Reduced —*10.95 Asa special event for E. O. M. we’ve taken a group of beautiful spring frocks from better stock and marked them at a great saving. The styles are quite new and charming—the tailoring has been done by expert workmen, the materials are of fine quality and the colorings are those most wanted for spring. —Printed Crepes —Two-Piece Models —Georgettes —New Straightlines —Flat Crepes —Plain Tailored Frocks Broken colors and size ranges. Some are mussed. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Many attractive, well tailored styles are offered in this group of wash frocks—reduced to this low price for E. O. M. They are made of good quality prints and ginghams, neatly trimmed with pockets, inserts, binding or collars. Large assortment of colorings. Sizes 36 to 44. Broadcloth Hoover Aprons, $1 Good quality broadcloth Hoovers, cut full and well made throughout. Finished with two pockets and white collar. Four colors. In sizes 36 to 44. Reduced! 200 Broadcloth Smocks, $1 Single and double-breasted styles with long sleeves and two pockets; finished with collar and cuffs. In green, rose, lavender and blue. Sizes small, medium and large. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Men’s Handkerchiefs, 50c Doz. Firm weave white cotton handkerchiefs, full size. Women’s Skirts at $1.95 Well made of velvets and wool crepes. Reduced for E. O. M. Women’s Raincoats, $1.95 A small group of rain and trench coats; some are lined. Soiled from display. Broken sizes and colors. Women’s Felt Slippers, 39c Felt house slippers with soft soles, padded heels, pompon on toes; assorted colors. Children’s School Hose, 19c Full length, mercerized cotton stockings, fine and English ribbed; assorted sizes and colors; firsts and irregulars. Children’s % Socks, 39c Silk and rayon socks, knit in English ribbed style, plain knit foot; sizes 6'j to 9’i; irregulars. Women’s Sports Hose, 39c Ribbed to the toe hose of rayon plaited over lisle; fully reinforced; sizes 9 to 10. Irregulars.

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