Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1928 — Page 5

JtJNE 25, 1928.

53-YEAR-OLD ROMANCE IN SIOO,OOO SOU ✓ Indiana Woman Seeks to Hold Estate of Ohio Man By Times Special LIBERTY, Ind., June 25.—A romance of fifty-three years ago is revealed in a suit being heard at Cincinati, Ohio, by which Mrs. Josephine Bevis of this city seeks to aetain SIOO,OOO of the estate of Allen L. Foster, who died in Cincinnati, Dec. 26, 1926. poster’s will revealed that most of his $154,000 estate was left to Mrs. Bevis, whom the document described as “my lifelong friend.’’ Several cousins of Foster, his nearest kin, attacked the will, resulting in the present trial. Thirteen lawyers are engaged in the case. Testimony has developed that Foster and Mrs. Bevins were sweets hearts when he was 23 and she 16. Owing to parental objections they never became man and wife. Mrs. Bevis was twice married and Foster was wed once, his wife having died several years ago. ACQUITTED MAN FLEES Defendant in Carroll County Murder Case Missing Bu Times Special DELPHI, Ind., June 25.—Lloyd Kimble, acquitted last December on a charge of murdering Daniel Sink, aged recluse, is missing, leaving behind his wife and five children. It is said Kimble fled in fear that he would be arrested on a prohibition law charge. A story by a young girl to Carroll County authorities that she had become intoxicated on liquor Kimble supplied, is believed to have been the specific event causing him to leave. Mrs. Kimble, said to be suffering from tuberculosis, has placed her children with relatives for care since the husband and father left.

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R. E. Shepherd, who has won notice in convention halls throughout Texas and Oklahoma as “the singing mayor of Wichita Falls,” will be soloist with the Old Gray Mare band of Brownwood, Tex., official band of the national Democratic convention in Houston. He sings in full cowboy regalia.

Uses New Traffic Signs By United Press DECATUR, Ind., June 25.—This city has anew type of stop signs. The signs are placed directly at intersection of streets. They are made of a rubber composition. They are set in a concrete base and when an automobile runs over a sign it will not cut tires but will flatten out. Immediately the wheels of the car have passed over the sigh it will straighten up again. I , Theology School Opens • By Times Special GREENCASTLE. Ind , June 25. The graduate school of the DePauw Summer School of Theology opened today. Supply pastors of the Indiana conference of the Methodist Church, who have chosen the local course, or the course for admission on trial, also entered the school.

LABOR EXPERTS DEMOCRAT AID Leaders to Present Planks for Indorsement. By Times Special HOUSTON, Texas., June 25.—Organized labor expects favorable consideration for practically all of its proposed planks by the Democratic resolutions committee, according to Frank -Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor. President William Green. Morrison, vice presidents, Matthew Woll and M. F. Ryan and James O’Connell, president of the metal trades department, constitute the federal tion’s representation here. Labor requests are expected to include planks for legislation to prevent the issuance of labor injunctions and to rehabilitate the coal industry. Indorsement of the antichild labor amendment, free speech safeguards, amendment of the Sherman anti-trust act, and continuation of a restrictive immigration, policy also will be advocated. SKYSCRAPER WILL RISE AROUND 'LOCKED' HOTEL Federal Injunction Bars Razing of Milwaukee Grillroom. | Bit United Press MILWAUKEE. .June 25.—Residents of this city soon may witness the buildjng of a skyscraper around a padlocked hotel grillroom after the rest of the old structure hao been razed. Federal Judge F. A. Geiger has ruled that although the remainder of the Lincoln Hotel might be torr down to make room for a nfcv. structure, the grill itself, must be left in position, untouched, due to the fact that it has been adlocked for violation of the prohibition act. Attorneys for the Milwaukee Gas Light Company, which planned to erect an office building on the site indicated that excavation would start immediately, but that the historic grill would be shored in position and left untouched unti. the expiration of the padlock next year

DOWNSTAIRS AYRES PEMBNPABEB MERCHANDISE W AYRES SERVICE ♦ LOW PRICES ~~

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June Sale of WASH GOODS

Printed Rayon VOILES 78c Yd. Beautiful printings, mostly dark shades, some are slightly jnisprinted.

Silk and Cotton Rayon & Cotton PRINTS 59c Yd. 35-inch, in a tremendous selection of light, medium and dark colors. Every yard guaranteed fast color.

Crinkled Seamless BED SPREADS 80x105 rtk m Full sized spreads for A* 8 ™ / double bed. Partly bleached, making soft, rich ' cream H color, with washable woven stripes of rose, orchid, or green. Summer weight, and so easy to launder.

£ A Im. Si ZO \ O O\f l \ **JLJljl\ I J | jU*-9 Per Pair / /i^ 11 ble service weight / far •Ure Silk; b°Ot ex- M l—Special Processed 7—Super Service Top over knee. Lisle / tl!le Top pr o tction r * Seamed back, t the Knee. 8— Well Foot fully rein- / 3— Ravel Stop to 9— Knit - in*Straight j 1 < < 1 M Prevent Runs. SiLm ‘ graded as sub- / Meoln( 100 * . Spllced ire not sub- / Pure Silk. Heo.. ray. Sizes BV 2 / # -?f t siUve Ankle 11 -?&.VsM!, c ! al I § 6—4-Ply Special Pro- 12—No Irritating 1 M cessed Lisle Toe. Seam Under Foot.

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39-1 nch Printed VOILES 29c Yd. Softly beautiful designs in attractively blended shades; printed over white or tinted grounds.

39-Inch Rayon SLIP SATIN 79c Yd. So pretty under voiles and sheer dresses. High lustre; available in about all leading shades for summer.

Remnants Printed BROADCLOTH 19c Yd. Attractive patterns and colors that you will want for summer dresses and for children’s wear.

36-Inch Dress GINGHAM 15c Yd. 32-inch gingham, smooth finish; checks knd plaids in big variety of styles and colors.

Jttne Offering of BATH TOWELS You will need a big supply for summer use in camps, at the beach, touring or at home. Strictly first quality. , Plain White Colored Borders 18x36—19c 18x36—19c 22x45—25c 17x34—25c ’ 27x52—89c 22x43—29c

Remnants Underwear CREPE 19c Yd. Printed or plain Fine qualities. Priced much more when sold on the bolt.

TURKISH TOWELING 19c Yd. Extra heavy quality that you will want for hand towels, roller towels, wash cloths, etc.

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For Tuesday We Continue Our Great Sale of New Summer DRESSES A Popular Saving Value at 2 15 (Or One Dress for $7.95) A real triumph is this sale of lovely dresses at a two-for-one price. Heavy quality fabrics, newest fashion ideas and good workmanship combine to make them such unusual values—all our customers Monday were delighted with them. You will be, too! Smart one and twopiece tailored or” dressy styles with long sleeves, short sleeves or entirely sleeveless. Cool, Serviceable Fabrics Flat Crepes Printed Silks Georgettes Washable Silks Popular Summer Colors Maize Blue Nile Yellow White Navy Beige and Others Sizes for Misses and Women

Men’s “La Sayre” Athletic Union Suits At St| c OU M\ “LaSayre” Athletic Union Suits If / v\ for men were made according toV / j strict specifications especially for 11 TTn^T Ayres Downstairs Store. You will X t j ! | find them extremely comfortable. durable and low priced. In sizes Uli flßf || tp 50—slims, stouts and regulars. mXa S& t k Athletic V neck for Bar tacked at / flw comfort. point* of strain. '■K ' Rip-proof. heavy Reinforced arm 111 II stitched blouse back. holes. jWM/ II Curved seat, stays wide, crawl- V closed in all positions. proof leg. I / “La Sayre” Union Suits for Boys (24 to 36), 65c Suit Other Men’s Union Suits, 55c and 69c Well made, full cut union suits in fine count pajama check. At 55c, sizes 36 to 46. At 69c. 36 to 52. —Downstairs at Ayres

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