Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1928 — Page 5

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REED SCOFFS AT REPORTS OF AL'S STRENfiTH Denies Smith Nomination by Acclamation or That It Is Assured. BY RAY TUCKER WASHINGTON, April 20. A sharp conflict over the battleground and platform on which the Democrats should make their November fight developed here today with the return of Senator James A. Reed from a speaking tour in ten the South and Middle West. With fire in his eyes, Reed scoffed ' at reports that Ai Smith would be nominated by acclamation, or that the latter's nomination was assured. Reed denied that Smith’s strength in the East must be capitalized if a Democrat is to enter the White House next year. Reed also insisted that the major issues have been made here through the oil and election-buying investigations, intimating that someone besides a State Governor should be named for that reason alone. The Senator announced his intention of remaining in the race until he wins or is whipped There will be no one ballot gesture, he said, and then a gracious delivery of his delegations to the New York Governor. His position apparently kills die movement for Smith’s nomination by acclamation or on the second ballot. “I am going through to the end of the road,” said Reed. “I have never started a fight and stopped it, and won’t now.” KINDNESS BORES DOG Bolts Blanket-Lined Basket for Gay Life on Street. Hi/ United Press NEW YORK, April 20.—“8um,” a stray dog brought into Public School 38 as “Exhibit A” in a “be-kind-to-animals-week” demonstration, was so bored with the proceedings that he bolted from his blan-ket-lined basket and fled back to his nativity on Beach St. June Graduate to Teach By, Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Inch, April 20. Miss Lois Beasley, who will be graduated from Indiana State here in June, has accepted a position on the faculty of National Park Seminary, a school for girls at Glen Park, Md. She will teach piano.

Mm SPECIALS for Nr Saturday Morning tFrom 8:30 o Clock to 12 Noon Only! GownsX SH*K and CLOTH " Hand-embrold- \ "fi 5 S ® © ffl jSL e \ MM : m &£&&&§& |, ’ \ Most of these sensational bargains % Jjj| \ arG arge sizes embodying late sm 11 \ styies- Here is a value that is un- \ believably great! knuw&S. jjC \ urcd to tans, blues and \ HaVOSI \ white. Reg. 51.98 value. \ Uaderweai* \ ||f m \ Slightly soiled samples in all \ mMi S fiV \ shades—lace trimmed. You’ll / \ D \ find chemises, vests, stepins Amo.z- / \ %B %W \ and bloomers. ; i Sweaters \ _ —\ - A—Q“ A£ \ SKIRTS \ Jt Harry / \ sklrts of <to™rf-nov-\ value ,i,r 81,98 WUjff \ elty trimmed'. ?.Tmas3*x-W£Hwan■ —"— \ ,#& #k ~ \ Smocks evy mr. \ UnC \ o. ci> v iji '-7' -:yt B* \ aH I® \ Kingliam in pink, S® \ at ffi \mjj* \ blue and *;fwn; • \ \ all Mizes. Keg:. 88c value. \ h®o ver\ 46® Plain colorc, prints and novelty dt A A \ AIPI&CSMS \ stripes in graceful styles. In \ this lot you will find values V s iJ> ** \ in pink, blue, green ant \ such that you can not dupli- ■■■ \ gray with White o ars cate. All sizes. See our win- 'i and cuffs. \ dows. Regular $5 value. Bralfflß \ |*g \ I millinery\ *%W \ and red. Some have „ r , e , , \ ..\ white trimmings- Wonderful assortment, \ _ i up-to-the-minute millin- Jg la M* \ I ery, including the latest in \ COme OO*' picture hats. New shades! Tjfi| jg|J \ Early! jg All head sizes. „ \

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EXECUTIONERS SCARCE, THOUGH PAY IS HIGH Wafsaw Government Faces Problem in Getting Men Hanged. WARSAW, April 20.—The government here is having a hard time finding an executioner, althbugh the job is very remunerative. Formerly executions were carried cut by soldiers, but when the latter became unwilling to continue the gruesome work, the punishment was changed from shooting to hanging and was turned over to the civil authorities. The government then offered prospective candidates 100 zloty (aoout $11) for each execution. There were no applications so the pay was increased to 1,000 zloty (about $110), but there are still no candidates available.

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BARNARD JOINS ROYAL Former Food Commissioner With Baking Powder Comapny. Dr. Harry Barnard, former Indiana food and drug commissioner, has joined the scientific organization of the Royal Baking Powder Company as technical consultant, it was announced from New York today. Until recently Dr. Barnard was president of the American Institute of Baking. He is chaiiman of the Indiana Hoover-for-President Club and actively engaged here in advancing Herbert Hoover’s candidacy from State headquarters. In 1917 and 1918 Dr. Barnard wes food administrator for Indiana and chairman of Federal food control activities in a group of surrounding States.

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Flannel Dresses of the Better Kind *5.35 New pastel shades, and white, made on smartest sport lines—newest style conceptions. Ideal sports frocks. Also a special group of printed cclancse frocks that are so popular in dressy models. They're smart; take our word for it. Sizes 16 to 40— —Downstairs at Ayres

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Offering Saturday 300 Pairs Ladies’ Rayon Bloomers, French Panties and Step-ins *1 Each Captivating stylos—these richly lustrous rayon garments are durable and well made. French panties with front yoke and elastic back. Cute tailored stepins with elastic waist. Bloomers with reinforced gusset, flat lock seams, elastic waist and knee. Pastel tints. Medium and large sizes. —Downstairs at Ayres.

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SATURDAY We Offer the Women of Indianapolis 300 SILK at the Unusually Low Price of

Materials $ .95 Colors Georgettes, M Mostly Navys Flat Crepes, Ml and Elacks. Very Prints Jfcf desirable for gpJ business frocks. This group represents special purchases and better dresses reduced. Smart, tailored effects or dressy models. Sizes 16 to 44. Plenty of them in sizes 38 to 42. Also a Big Selection of Dresses at $lO —Downstairs at Ayres.

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J, Special Purchase Scle \ New 500 Ladies’ Hats :J I”** Picked up from various manufactur- . .. ers anci every ope was made to sell for Bl far more money; as you see at a glance. —\M Beautiful dressy hair braids, viscas. u ~" Z-F satins, ribbons, failles and straw com--0 M binations. Also chic models for street ff', 'MJfI or sports wear, tailored of toyos, felt, ® ft- hemp, milan and combinations. 1 S'’’ **** All colors, styles, trims and headsizes. *f. * Don’t fail to see this wonderful assortment. FLOWERS Another gorgeous assortment of dress or coat nr 7Q/* flowers, here for Saturday shoppers U*JC t l Jv ( ■—Downstairs at Ayres.

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Another Day to Attend Q'dr Spring Carnival of Cretonnes Heavy Crash Cretonnes 39c Yd. Patterns so adapted to use during the warmer months are here in wide array. If you prefer the modernistic design you will find here the newest and most effective ones; also attractive chintz or geometic patterns; 33 inches wide. Cretonnes \ Good quality; softly blended colors or striking pat- A&B/f* terns; 32 and 36inch widths. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Extraordinary Coat Values! A Marvelous Collection of Spring Coats 500 Coats Arranged in Two Main Price Groups 10* -15

New Fabrics and Colors Tweeds Colors Kasharinas Navy Failles Black Bengalines Beige Poiret Sheens Natural Kasha Twill Cords Smart Tweeds Lines That Are Simple and Smart These coats are unusual values. A few of them have been reduced for after-Easter selling—most of them were just purchased in New York and rushed in for this selling event. Smartly fashioned of good quality materials; the styles are stunning. Some are fur trimmed, others have smart new scarf or cuff treatment—others depend for chic on bows, stitches, buckles or ornaments placed in unusual places. Fully lined. Irresistibly smart. Sizes for Juniors, Misses, Women , Also Youthful Stout Styles —Downstairs at Ayres.

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420Wa$h Frocks Just unpacked and put on sale are 420 new frocks of y| , dimities and prints in sueli 1 JlGdCi) pretty garden or conventional designs. Seven different styles of cool sleeveless models to choose from in blue, rose, peach and green on white grounds. Don’t miss this showing. You will he tempted to buy two or three. Sizes 16 to 42 —Downstairs at Ayres.

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Girls’ Rayon Bloomers Heavy lustrous qual- hoJ ity. elastic W V4.fi jm at waist and . knee, double crotch. Peach, pink and white. Sizes 4 to 16.

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