Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1928 — Page 5

JTJNE 18, 1928_

PLAN TO ASK BiS ON BONOS if OUTSIDE CITY Draft Ordinance to Be Introduced Tonight Before Gouncil. Possibility of bond houses of other cities bidding on a proposed $450,000 bond issue to pay back utility bills loomed today at city hall. Sterling R. Holt, city controller, asked the city legal department to prepare an ordinance to pay the judgments obtained by the Indianapolis Water Company and Indianapolis Power and Light CompanyIt was hoped that the ordinance will be ready for introduction at tonight’s council meeting. Higher Interest Rate The city has been unable to obtain bids on city bonds since Mayor L. Ert, Slack took office last November, because of the litigation over the title to the mayor’s office. Charles Remster, attorney and a Democrat, and the law Arm of Matson, Carter Ross 8r McCord advised banks not to purchase the city bonds until the Supreme Court acts on the Joseph L. Hogue quo warranto case appeal. City officials have discussed advisability of increasing the interest rate from 3Vi per cent to 4Vi per cent on the proposed bonds as an incentive to foreign banks to bid on the issue. It is understood Sterling R. Holt, city controller, will write bankers and bond houses in Chicago, Cincinnati, New York and possibly other cities inviting them to bid on the Indianapolis bond issue. Holt said the bonds would be advertised in the usual manner here, but no legal advertising is contemplated outside the State. Improvements Delayed “I am not an attorney but I see no reason why any court would object to the city paying for these bonds. The utilities contracted to supply the service which Is a necessity and the service has been rendered.” Holt said. “The public owes the bill and the city Is responsible for the debt. Failure of former officials to provide funds for the fixed utility bills last year is no fault of the taxpayers,” he said. Numerous city improvements have been delayed because of the failure of bankers to purchase bonds pending the Supreme Court decision, HITS COP WITH CLUB Negro Found in tolen Car Held on Two Charges. Indian clubs are used for other things beside exercises, Lieut. Patrick O’Connor discovered late Sunday night when he started to climb in an automobile found parked in “Lovers Lane,” east bank of White River north of Michigan St. A Negro struck O’Connor over the left eye with an Indian club. Patrolmen Le Roy Bartlett and Arthur Hueber took the Ngero in custody. He gave his name as Loren Swansgon, 19, of 172 Allegheny St. The automobile was found to have been stolen from Elmer Durham, 324 Douglass St. Swansgon was charged with resisting arrest and assault and battery. AUTO PIONEER, 81, DIES Louis J. Reed, Peru, Credited as First Body Builder. By Times Special £erU, Ind., June 18.—Louis J. Reed, 81, who enlisted as a Union soldier in the Civil War at the age of 14, and is credited with having built the first automobile body, is dead here. He was Miami County’s youngest man seeing service in the 1861-1865 conflict. From 1889 to 1896, Reed was associated with Elwood Haynes at Kokomo in pioneer automobile building and made the body for the Haynes car now an exhibit of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C. Two Held in $50,000 Fire Bn Times Special ROCKPORT. Ind., June 18.— Frederick E. Holly, Rockport, and Elmer Crabtree, Mt. Vernon, are held as incendiary suspects in a $50,000 fire which swept the business district here Saturday. Arrest of the two followed six hours of trailing by a police dog. Dogs are ideal playmates for your children. They are the guardians of the home, too. Find just the one suited to your needs in tonight’s Times Want Ads.

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FARMERS SEEK DEMOCRATIC AID Hunt New Leader for March on Houston. Bereft of Ed Bush, Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor, and Republican Prohibition Agents Jack Maroney, Otto C. Mayes and Ferris Jay who led the parade of protesting farmers at the Republican National convention, members of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation will go to Houston, Tex., this week to continue their fight for farm relief platform pledges at the Democratic National convention. Just who will sound their battle cries in Bush’s absence is a matter of speculation. A statement issued from farm federation headquarters here said: “The proceedings of the Kansas City convention make it expedient that the agricultural people of the Middle-West States continue more earnestly in their search for relief assistance. “W. H. Settle, president, and other leaders of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, emphasize the fact that their organization does not favor any political party or individual, and acclaim that the present farm problem is far more important than either. “Immediately after the Houston convention there will be a meeting of farm leaders from all the various farm organizations in the agricultural States at Des Moines, la., for the purpose of formulating further plans.” Fire Destroys Park Balloon Visitors to Broad Ripple Park Sunday were treated to an event not on the program. While the balloon from which the “mysterious sky pilot” was to make parachute leaps was being inflated it caught fire and was completely destroyed C. R. Huggins, 64 S. La Salle St., the pilot, was slightly burned about the face.

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Fringed French Marquisette Panel Curtains 69c Each Curtains for your living rooms, dining rooms, halls etc. Made of good quality French Marquisette in plain weave: 39 inches wide and. finished with nice wide bullion fringe. The wanted beige shade. Lustrous Rayon Marquisette Panel Curtains 79c Each Fancy woven rayon marquisette with bright lustrous sheen.' Finished with pretty bullion fringe: 36 inches wide. Ecru color. “Gold Sear Congoleum and Armstrong Felt Base RUGS $Q.95 Size 9x12 For the children's own room, for the summer cottage, etc., nothing nicer than these durable, sanitary rugs! So easy to keep clean. Lovely patterns and colors. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Tailored Rayon Lingerie

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Women’s Regular Size Slips Rayon alpaca in several shades—white muslin $ I .00 trimmed with touches of real lace—nainsook tailored I or edged with narrow fillet lace at the bodice top. <JL Deep hems. Come in sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Athletic Union Suits ’referred by many women for every-day wear. Made of lace striped cloth in white or flesh—strap shoulders — rn comfortable loose le~s. Sizes 36 to 42 DuC —Downstairs at Ayres.

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June Sale Practical Printed Tub Silks Usable 19 Lengths Si/ft An offering of especial interest this season because of the enormous vogue for the dress of washable silk. These are in good usable remnant lengths In a beautiful assortment of colors—(mostly popular dark shades). Large, medium and small printings. All Silk—32 Inches Wide By doing your own sewing you can have two or three dresses for the usual cost of one. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Men’s Athletic Suits

Each These suits featured for Tuesday’s selling are large, full cut and well made. Serviceable, fine count pajama checked cloth. Made with taped V neck. Fully reinforced snubber back. Sizes 36 to 46.

Men’s Athletic Union c uits Unusually well made suits with extra inserted reinforcement of good elastic web in center. Made of 88 square pajama B checks. Sizes 36 to 52. Men’s KEALSU-K Lisle Hose Fine mercerized lisle. Fine gauge perfect fitting, superwear hose. Assorted plain colors. Sizes 9’i •* •j to 12. Substandards 1I C Three Pairs for 30C

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WASH FROCKS For Porch — Street—General Afternoon Wear

Unusually Smart Lovely Fabrics Splendid Workmanship Styles that are pleasingly different from the usual wash dresses. Developed from fine soft fabrics in such attractive floral and novelty designs. Cool looking greens, blues and other shades. Trimmed in organdy, lace, bindings, ruffles, shawl collars, etc. Sizes 14 to 42 —Downstairs at Ayres.

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