Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1928 — Page 4

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RAIDERS HALT SMITH VICTORY CELEBRATIONS Federal Agents Arrest 96 in N. Y. Night Clubs.. Seize Liquor. Bn Vnited Press NEW YORK, June 29. New York’s first unofficial celebration of Governor Alfred E. Smith’s nomination for President ended abruptly early today when an army of Federal prohibition officers swept through sixteen exclusive night clubs, seized liquor and arrested ninety-six persons. Expensively gowned women and men in evening clothes were taken to police stations in the dawn’s early light and held in bail for a hearing in Federal Court later today. AH were charged with violation of the Volstead act. Somehow the tip got along Broadway that a raid was about to be staged, and many celebrities stayed away from their usual haunts. The dry agents descended on Texas Guinan’s Club, fully expecting to arrest the queen of the bright light belt. But for the first time in months Texas had gone to bed early. Helen Morgan, who is the chief attraction at Chez Helen Morgan, also escaped. Maj. Maurice Campbell, head of the dry forces here, imported 125 men whose faces were unfamiliar along Broadway. They had no trouble gaining entrance to the clubs where they were greeted by "hurray for A1 Smith” and the

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Staten Island, part of the Borough of Richmond in the City of New York, at last is independent of ferries for transportation. Two giant bridges, representing an Investment of nearly $18,000,000, now link It with the mainland. The one pictured above connects Tottenville, Staten Island, and Perth Amboy, N. J. The other, which is of practically identical construction, runs from Howland Hook to Elizabeth, N. J.

strains of "The Sidewalks of New York.” The prohibition men contented themselves with arresting the owners and head waiters, releasing most of the guests. The clubs raided were: Mimic Club, Knight Club, Ferndale Club, Charm Club, Furnace Club, Jungle Club, Don Royale Club, European Club, Beaux Arts Club, La Ferera Club, Merry-Go-Round Club, Chez Helen Morgan, Texas Guinan’s Club, Blue Hour Club, Silver Slipper and Frivolity Club. The unit of currency in Greece is called the drachma.

1,500 BOYS AND GIRLS AT RIVERSIDE OUTING Times Carriers Are Guests at Park for Three Hours of Fun. Fifteen hundred Indianapolis boys and girls are happier today because of three hours of unlimited fun at Riverside Park Thursday. That number of boys and girls ignored the rain to be on hand for the annual Indianapolis Times picnic for its carriers. The Riverside Park management

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turned the entire park over to the picnic crowd. All rides and fun devices were free to the boys and girls who deliver The Times to your home and sell it on the streets. The Castle, anew fun device, and the old favorites such as the merry-go-round and thriller rides were crowded with happy youngsters from 9 to 12. Park Manager A. W. Colter and Circulation Manager C. D. O’Rourke and his assistant, W. E. Jones, were on hand to see that every child got his share of thrills and amusement. No accidents marred the day.

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EXPECT FORT HOLIDAYCROWD No Speeches on Harrison Program for Fourth. Col. Horace P. Hobbs, who commands the citizens military training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, expects a large crowd of visitors there for their Fourth of July program. He has announced that there will be no speeches. Families and friends of the citizen soldiery have been particularly invited to witness the drill and maneuvering at 3:30 p. m. At 5 p. m. a regimental parade will conclude the day’s activities. The parade and band concert Thursday night was curtailed somewhat because of rain and the crowd of visitors was small. Eighteen reserve officers of the 61st Infantry will report to the camp Sunday for two weeks’ active duty. The list includes Maj. Robert E. Tappan, 808 Guaranty Bldg., and Lieut. James T. Pebworth, 2123 N. Talbott St. Life guards from the 11th Infantry have been placed on duty at the camp pools. The juice of the ink plant of New Granada can be used as ink without any preparation.

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Axminster and Wilton Rugs Odd rugs and discontinued patterns: some slightly soiled. All are values you should not miss. \ Heavy Axminsters 2 In 11.3x12-ft. size 848.50 3 In 9xl*-ft. size $48.50 7 In 9x12-ft. Size $35.75 7 In 8.3x10.6-ft. size 832.50 5 In 7.6x9-ft. size 820.50 9 In 4.6x6.6-ft. size $11.75 Wool Wiltons Closely woven, of especially heavy grade. 6 In 9x12-ft. size 800.50 3 In 8.3x10.6-ft. size $03.50 2 In 6x9-ft. size $45.00 Velvet Rugs 2 Oval fringed velvets, 4.6x6 SS.SO 8 Small velvet rugs for bedroom or doorway use. 27x52-lnch $3.75 5 In size 27x42-inch $2.95 . —Rugs, fourth floor.

F Pillows, 75c Oilcloth pillows in attractive stenciled patterns. Especially good for out-of-door summer use. Embroidered samples in children’s dresses $1.50 Scrap baskets, some slightly marred 89<* Children’s play aprons of unbleached cotton; stamped and neatly bound 25 £ Hand - painted magazine baskets in red, black, blue, green • $3.50 —Art Needlework, fourth floor.

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An assortment of fancy buttons, including trimming and ivories, at half price. Sanitary stepins fresh and clean 49<> and 95<*. An assortment of shadow skirts with rubber backs . 75 $ Safety-lock money pocket to keep Jewels and money safe 75£

Suggests Use of Sulphur To Keep Chiggers Away

Entomologist Warns Campers to Be Prepared for Pest After Rain. Chigger, jigger, chigoe and chigre That is just four ways of spelling the same pest. In Hoosierdom the first two are favorites, so far as the spelling is concerned. All are far from popular, personally, althought very prevalent in the grass covered woodlands and highways of the State. In anticipation of an end to the rainy season when folks will journey into the country, State Entomologist Frank Wallace has consid ered it timely to spread some information concemnig the lowly chigger. Afflicted hikers and campers are most interested in learning about how to halt the tiny insects from sinking cesspools in their flesh Here is how. “Dust the body and underwear with flowers of sulphur. This will give a high degree of protection from attack.” While destroying chiggers utterly seems impossible, Wallace says their propogation can be retarded considerably in. the vicinity of homes and camps by clearing th-

Brunswick Records Our entire stock of Brunswick records reduced—--10-inch .........3 for $1 12-inch 2 for $1 Electric Freshman Radio in new A. C. type in mahogany console cabinet, with built-in speaker. Complete with tubes, less aerial $l3B * Brunswick Panatrope, electric type with mahogany console cabinet $285 1 Orthophonic Victrola combinanation with 6-tube radiola, complete with battery, less aerial S2OO 1 Hatbox portable phonograph at $19.50 3 Used phonographs, all in good condition, 1 each, at $lO, sl6 and S2O —Phonographs, sixth floor.

Sanitary bloomers with imported tops and rubber seats 49^ Aimsee shears with fine quality japan handles.. 79£ Electric curling Irons with detachable cords..,. $1.25 Sanitary belts, allelastic, with wash satin trim 25 c Slightly soiled girdle supporters.. 25 £

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underbrush, vines and weeds and keeping the grass cut close. This should be followed by dusting with flowers of sulphur. The United States Department of

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Kirk’s Hardwater Soap, Dozen Cakes, 75®

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Agriculture recommends that fl™ to ten pounds of the powder can be sprinkled over a space the size of an ordlnar'y city lot and to repeat the performance at intervals of two to three weeks, particularly if there has been rain. The chigger injects poison Into the flesh. It is this poison that causes all the discomfort and persistent itching.

Bridge Lamps, $3.95 Wrought iron bridge lamps, well made; complete with pleated parchment shades. Plated floor lamps, complete with pleated parchment shades $4.95 Pleated shades at % Price A selection of torcheres at greatly reduced prices. —Lamps, sixth floor. Large Selection Art Objects Reduced for Clearance —Fourth floor.

Novelty perfumes 69 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil champoo 35<t Hand scrubs...s^ Veolay’s bath salts 50£ Palmolive face powder 29^ Mifflen’s alcohol 39<i Bay rum ....35<i Combination bath powder and bath salts 95<t

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