Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1929 — Page 3

MAT 31. 1029

ROTARIANS TO 1 END PARLEY IN DALLAS TODAY President to Be Chosen and Convention • City Selected, BY IRWIN' I. FF.MRITF Lit*d Press Staff C of-respond^nt DALLAS, Tex., May 31.—Dallas is returning today to even’ day existence after four days of carnival atmosphere which pervaded the city during the convention of Rotary International. Rotarians heard final addresses of their twentieth annual convention and completed their business today. Many delegates will make side trips into the Rio Grande country, the old south, the Carlsbad cavern country, and old Mexico before reming to their homes. Exodus of v.e 10.000 visitors will begin this afternoon Final da - of the convention was marked by a series of brief addresses on community service and international sendee topics by both American and foreign delegates Announcement of the election results and introductions of officers will be made M E. Newsome of Durham. N. C. and Raymond J. Knoeppol. New York City, were tho candidates for president. Even more exciting than the presidential race is the contest between cities for selection of the 1332 convention. The final choice will await a. meeting of the board of directors. Memphis bid strongly for the meeting, a-s did Seattle, Detroit. Rio ric Janeiro and Tulsa. MONFY GETS DIRTIER AS OLD BILLS ARE HALTED SmnU*r Notes Will Flared in f irrnlafinn in Tulv, B" 7l>m Svf tal _ WASHINGTON, May 31 -If the ri per money you get during June has a ragged and disheveled air. j don’t blame the banks. They can't help the situation. More dirty money will be in circulation during the next, few weeks j than eve- before, for the treasury already has ceased issuing the old size greenbacks in preparation for the issuance of the new and smaller bills, which will go into circulation the first, week of July A writer for the Farm Journal, explaining the change o! currency in the current, issue of that magazine. brings out the interesting facts , that the treasury expects to have recalled all of the present bills by the end of November; that 857.000,COO new bills of all denominations will be passed out in the first issue; that the saving in paper and printing costs, plus longer wear, resulting from use of the smaller bills, is expected to be 52.000.000 a year. WAR ON SMUGGLERS Scandinavian Police Flan to Sunpre,:‘> Rum-Running. Bn l nited Press OSLO. May 31.—The police of Norway, Sweden and Denmark have made an agreement to co-operate in the suppression of rum-running in the Kattegat, the arm of the North sea which long has been the scene of Baltic smuggling, it was announced today. Fcur or five rum-running vessels, with a cargo totaling 100.000 quarts of liquor, were reported in the Kattegat at present. TOAD STUNT NOT NEW Live Frog Was Found in Rock in 1770 at Ilcbron Conn. PHILADELPHIA, May 31.—Just to prove that nothing is new under I the sun. the American Philosoph- j ica*l Society exhibits records to I show tliat horned toads, brought j into tire limelight last year by the news that they were able to live for j years in solid rock, are old stuff. According to the minutes of a meeting of the society under Presi- j dent Jefferson in 1808. a live frog was found in stone by Sam Peters at Hebron. Conn., in 1770. o. k7on pie throwing Judge Aules Custard Comedy Is Not Divorce Cause. ’"niff’ Pres* HARTFORD. Conn.. May 31. Custard pie throwing may be good slapstick comedy but it isn't grounds for divorce. Superior Court Judge Edward M. Y'eomans has ruled. In his unsuccessful attempt to gain a divorce. William Fitzpatrick testified his wife threw a custard pie at his face. Mrs. Fitzpatrick admitted it—with some pride—but denied throwing dishes, not water and a poker. Murder Trial Set for -Tune 24 B special MUNCIE. Ind.. Mdy 31.-The trial o: Thomas Hernandez and Raymond West, former Laredo 1 Tex J police officers, charged with the murder oi Harry B. Williams, former Muncie newspaper man, will open at Laredo June 24. according to word received here. Muncie citizens gave $2,500 to pay for investigation of the murder and for counsel to aid.state's ‘ attorneys in the trial. Williams j bedv was found in the Rio Grande i river after he had been missing | more than a month. I.eg Amputation Causes Death Kv Times So cial STANFORD. Ind.. May 31.—John Loflland. 59. farmer near here, is dead following amputation of Ills Tight >g The operation was performed following an injury suffered several months ago when the leg was broken when a log struck it. A broken bone failed to knit. Man’s Hand Tom Off B: Tiir. is snrrial PRINCETON, Ind.. May 31.—Peter Fourthman. 40, had his left hand tom off when it was caught in a belt of some machinery at a laundry where he was employed.

Main Floor and Basement Open Till 9 ©’Clock Saturday Night Mens, Boys Clothing and Shoes—Womens and Children's Shoes , Underwear—Lingerie, Womens Ready-to-Wear, Leather Goods, Toilet Goods Neckwear and Notions

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Beautiful Rayon Undies * A Fascinating Collection dßSr”\ of Lovely New Garments t VW SALE PRICE / \ jj\ /T\ ; ' A \ j f / •f one D& y Qnl y ! 1 . \„ Nightgowns Bloomers i\ | \-\i \lt Combinations V'ests U iJ \ 1 ' T Panties Chemises \ \ \ 7 and Stepins &££££&£& / \ V'.l Flesh, white, peach, Nile or l f j I , l l .''-'A orchid. Lace trimmed or tait j j v * lored and appliqued. Sizes 36 !Li rT \V \ ”

Every Woman Who Sees Them Will ant One of These (■% $3 SILK PONGEE CM Qg A DRESSES Gt / / Cool, dressy and very smart. Natural sires fly MITT . color with belt and pockets. Very pop- H l6to u niWM W ular for street wear. Many styles to / B c,lonse from Extraordinary values. IV / ' -79 c Women’s 79c Women’s New Chambray Smart Wash HOOVERS j DRESSES aßw CQ, \?TK,Jrss£ Psi j J3?#C sa SHc j\ | v .76 to 50. Plenty o d r£ .

BASEMENT *5 DRESSES & COATS If women could see them there would be a dozen calls for every coat and dress in the lot. Dressy sports styles. |& J Velvet iwm Jackets & i j Smart for Sports Wear

Women’s Hats, Choice 1 Saturday Wh’le They Last

$1 BLEACHED SHEETS —72x90 inches in size vvV WHITE LINGERIE CREPE—Our reg- 1 A ular 25e quality .. IUC 4S-INCH TABLE PADDING—Regular AO >1.25 quality J7OC 75c WOMEN’S TUB FROCKS—Prints OA in many colors ... J*Jv

LITTLE GIRLS’ NEW HATS—AII wanted A7 colors and shapes.. /l L $1 WOMAN’S RAYON UNDIES —Vests, chemise, stepins. bloomers and French panties wwt FINE LARGE RAYON BED SPREADS Green, rose, blue. gold. QO lavender

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Women s Novelty Shoes 3. $5 to $6 Worth of Style and Quality Vr-v s s<s j| Blue and red kid, white kid. suntan, blonde and Lido sand and patents. A fine -gS Street group of fine shoes at a remarkably low' Floor price. —Street floor.

Not in Many Months Have We Seen Such Smartly Styled Women's Hats A special purchase. Many of them samples. One. of a kind . Dressy hats and chic sports hats. . I|fl Some very fine soft felts in pastel JL j£y| and darker shades . Hats for every occasion. |

$ 1,59 Silk Georgette Beautiful quality in a good assort- \ M ment of colors. This special low’ f price is for Saturday only. ( mTW No Phone or Mail Orders. / ?1 Colored Silk Pongee A wonderful quality for every purpose; very wT% Q popular for pajamas and gowns. 29c DIMITIES, Voiles and Prints %BV Tlie newest patterns in print"vk ed voiles,' prints and dimities. A large assortment of pat- - id Q ualit y- ° ne da^ S— Saturday q i Rayon ports Ik -A A x. mMir Good quality rayon spoi*ts % satin, 46 inches wide. A good jm ft selection of fff, £ —Street Floor colors IK *

,1,9.50 Bedroom Suites A beautiful suite of wal- fV gE nut veneer, richly finished, M A real bargain. JBSBBR g Bed, Triple Mirror Vanity - With 6 Drawers and ' Mm B Handsome Chest of Make Drawers flf Hflß l°Z Finished and equipped a? are many of the Terms! more expensive suites. Choose one of these suits Saturday and save $40.00. Other Fine Bedroom Suites Specially Priced —►*l34 169^2 Thermo Jugs I, 7 . ct l Lawn Benches Gallon Size no Venetian Style Long . “ oUt l„M r MX/ Mirrors '*wm , 1 h" or q co‘d UOL ,VllrrorS -■ for Strongly built. 1 for 24 hours. |lB inches lons, B and j • i jt l , 10 inches wide, t 1 1 am PS J-J Card Tables P■* on I T * li *, -n B Lovely colored lamps.l Regular sizes.? 1 .29 I Lsual L v $ l o ° . Complete with shade, 1 Folding style. Red X === l or more. cord a '7 d socket or green top. —Third Floor.

DRAPERY SALE!

Here Is a Real Money-Saving Opportunity!

300 Curtain Panels, Ea. dtiflßSßkk wide. Filet, 5-pc. Ruffled Curtain Set jpj! With 54-lDch valance. I’rettily colored ruffles. Full Criss-Cross Curtain Set* White voile, silk overlooking 50-Inch Drapery Damask, 79c I . j 50-In. Changeable Taffeta, 79c f 1 hirf * Fi °° r I Yard Wide Marquisettes *g £\ Cream, ecru, rose, gold and blue. Yard Wide Cretonnes, Yard slore than 20 new and colorful patterns. Drapery Pongees. Yard #j> £ k Rose, blue and tan. Yard wide.

From a New York Maker Comes a Wonderful Group of ' ||) Girls’ Summer ll® 1 Dresses Saturday aS-7-i 0m Ac sft y Ull beautiful frocks in the smartest xumCW mer styles. Ensembles included. LoveAJ ly dimities and prints in colorful patterns. Dresses and ensembles like these have frequently sold at twice as much. The greatest value of the season. sj? " —Second floor. ============== W Tots’ Panty Dresses ~i f Boys’ Wash Suits Little Tots’ Sun Suits Hundreds to choose JH nil JJ from. Adorable |J|B V . xWjy-% panty dfid other ' L W* dresses of tub 9K voiles and prints. I j / W'S !' Pastel and darker t” - practical colors. WKJafiß TIT I Sizes 2to 6 years. fgf '&?; W 111 Children’s sun L/ U suits in plain tub fabrics. A wonderful selec—q jt (1 tion of boys’ wash suits: plain colors and fancies Sizes 3to 8 years. —aecord floor.

Men's SUITS Special Underpriced Sale Saturday —Snappy Spring Suits jwe mm —Su#ts that Men like. BT Mg *| —That usually cost more. S m vP Men’s Pants c ocr Dark colors and I nest stripes- M. —— STRAW HATS Fine! New! Smart Shapes Soft Straws, Sailor#, Milan#. A C Sennets and Smart Braid# ’P 1 Plain and fancy bands. Brown, grey, green | and natural straw-. Rayon Shirts and Union Suits Shorts Usuallv $1.50 A— . _ Fine knit under _ _ Fine silky- tex- <TI f)|| sbirts. Broadt ured. Pink. P I <VU | clotb shorts in white and blue. 1 - ! plain and | . Al! sizes. I stripes. ** —Street Floor.

Boys ? 2-Pants SUITS Graduation Suits "] Smart Dress Suits j f 1 All Suits With Vest . ( Jwm. " 2 Pair Long Pants, f 2 Pairs Knickers, or 1 Pair of Each J A choice group for Saturday. Fine mannish suits in stripes and novelties. Browm, tan, grey and blue. Sizes 4 to 16. Every suit an exceptional value. Bring the boys in Saturday. Boys’ Shirts and Blouses \ pry Chain of sports or regular styles in neat \ S stripes and patterns. Also broadcloth in ( M m plain colors. Khaki sports included. All sizes ) S| for boys. Boys’ Long or Golf Pants )$ 1 ,49 Light and dark shades. Sizes 6 to 18 years. ——— Boys’ Wash Suits ) A choice lot of $1.50 quality suits. Sizes 2 to 8 years. —Street floor.

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