Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1929 — Page 5
XTXE 17. 1929
WISCONSIN IN MOVE TO ENTER RUM BUSINESS i Stirred by Opinion That States Have Right to Make, Sell Liquor. p-i Unit r 4 Br * MILWAUKEE. June 17.—An opinion from J. G. Hardgrove, former president of the Milwaukee Bar Association, that any state in the union may manufacture and retail liquor has resulted in anew drive in Wisconsin against prohibition. Hardgrove’s opinion declared that the eighteenth amendment does not prohibit states from manufacturing liquor and selling it, although the Amendment does bar individuals ffnm such activities. Asa result of Hardgrove’s statement, two Wisconsin legislators were at vyrk today preparing a joint resolution to be placed before the state ;*ssemb!y providing for entrance of Wisconsin into the liquor business. Doe* Not Prohibit States Hardgrove's opinion stated that the loophole in the amendment came through its wording which did not declare specifically that the states could not engage in such activity. He emphasized that his statement was nothing more than his own personal interpretation of the eighteenth amendment, but he added that the point he had raised ‘certainly is a debatable one." ‘ The amendment does not in terms prohibit the personal use or consumption of intoxicating liquor,” his statement said. ‘‘lt does proceed upon the assumption that the use or consumption of intoxicating liquor is in itself harmful to the great body of citizens and thereby indirectly harmful to the government itself. States Free to Sell Rum "It is therefore suggested that each state government is free to adopt some method of manufacturing or importing and dispensing liquor to its citizens, notwithstanding the eighteenth amendment." Immediately after reading the statement. State Senator Ben Gettleman announced that he and Assemblyman John Grobschmidt •would introduce a joint resolution in the legislature providing for state entrance in the liquor business. 3,000 OSTEOPATHS AT SESSION IN DES MOINES Seven Nations Represented at An- ; nual Convention. Bu Vnited Prraa DES MOINES. la.. June 17—! Seven nations are represented at' the thirty-third annual international convention of the American Osteopathic Association opening here today. The program has been split into a number of sections so that specialists may attend discussions of medical science in which they particularly are interested. Sections will be devoted to physical therapy, gastro-intestinal disease, chest, heart. X-ray diagnosis, general technique, research, athletics. legislation, and nervous and mental disorders. At general meetings the 3.000 delegates expected to attend the j convention will discuss the plan for establishing an osteopathic foundation to carry on research on a much greater scale than yet has been attempted. VOLUNTEERS START 513.0C0 HOME DRIVE Charity Group* Seeks to Lift Mortgage, Remodel. Gifts and pledges were being received today at 320 North Illinois street in the campaign to raise 513.000 to remove the mortgage on j the Theodora home. 3213 North Illi- ! nois street. The campaign is sponsored by the Volunteers of America. The home offers anew start in life to hundreds of mothers, girls and children. "It helps keep families united." said Colonel Earle F. Hites, regimental commander of the organization. A portion of the money obtained in the drive will be used to remodel the home. U. S. PROBATION GROUP WILL DISCUSS CRIME Association to Meet in San Francisco On June 24-28. Bv United Presa SAN FRANCISCO, June 17—Discussion of whether law-breaking is increasing and what treatment should be accorded the law-breaker will feature the annual conference of the National Probation Association to be held here June 24—28. The president of the association. George W. Wickersham. has recently been appointed chairman of the national law enforcement commission by President Herbert Hoover. Tile speakers on the program are judges, psychologists, and probation officers from every part of the country. ‘LIFE SAVER' HORSE”DIES Famous Coast Guard Animal Aided Many Rescues By United Press PROVTNCETOWN, Mass., June 17.—T00 old to carry on. Dan. famed coast guard horse has been j put to death here. The horse, twenty-one years old. had participated in almost every rescue engineering by coast guards on Race Point during the past decade. It was Dan's duty to haul the big surf boat down the long stretch to the sea. 0 Marion Motorist Killed B.'i Times Special MARION. Ind., June 17.—William Miller. 58. Marion, was killed instantly seven miles north of here when the automobile he was driving upset.
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This remarkable picture, taken by a flying NEA service photographer just an instant before the crash, shows how a quick parachute jump saved the life of Lieutenant A. F. Solter (above), after his plane collided with that of Lieutenant E. L. Meadows at an altitude of 15,000 feet over Columbus, 0.. during recent army air maneuvers. Meadows and Solter (Nos. 1 and 2 in the above group) were among three planes of the Blue army about to swoop down and “attack" three planes of the Red army (shown below) when their planes collided. Although burned by ignited gasoline Solter leaped in his parachute and escaped with slight injuries. Meadows was killed in his plane.
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! DAWES, BRITISH I PREMIER OPEN PEACE DRIVE Talk With MacDonald Begins Last Stage of War’s Rule, Says U. S. Envoy. Bu United Presa LONDON, June 17.—Ambassador j Charles G. Dawes came back to Lon- j ! don today having taken, with Prime | Minister Ramsay MacDonald, the first step toward improved AngloAmerican relations which both hope will lead to international disarmament and world peace. The ambassador conferred with MacDonald at Forres, Scotland, S’Jhday. "My talk with MacDonald was j the beginning of the last stage of man’s journey toward lasting peace,” j Dawes said after the conference. "We have had 100 years of useless ! warfare. I consider the time of the j old-fashioned diplomat over, and that people like myself, who are not J careerists, should have the oppor- | tunity of settling affairs of the | world. "A policy of straightforwardness ; will have better results." The formal opening of disarma- j ment negotiations will be Monday i night, both here and at Lossiemouth,! when Dawes and MacDonald make j the first public speeches since as- j suming their new duties. Dawes will address the Pilgrim’s ! society at its dinner, while Mac Do- j aid will speak before the Lossiemouth town council. Both said their speeches would j refer to disarmament. The laborite newspaper, Reynolds, declared Sunday that MacDonald and the foreign secretary, Arthur Henderson, will go to Paris this week to confer with the l foreign ministers of France, Ger- j many and Belgium preparatory to j calling an important parley of the four powers about the middle of July.
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■■ . Choice of SO Smart Styles The entire surplus stocks of three leading wholesalers is offered at this low price! Every shoe is made in a smart summer style that you’d ordinarily pay much more for. There are youthful square toes, round toes and short vamps. Novel trimmings of contrasting colors and leather combinations are fashion’s favorites. Sizes 3 to 8 in the group. —Downstairs at Ayres.
Sale! 5,090 Yds. Wash Fabrics —Printed Batiste tiSrafj —Printed Suiting 111 flj —Printed Gabardine ||| ' —Printed Pique r ls —Check Ginghams ~ Here are some of the season’s most popular wash fabrics —suitable for all summer sewing for both women and children—and they are offered at a price that makes home sewing really profitable! AH are higher priced materials specially priced for this great Manufacturers’ Overstock Sale. AH are 36 inches wide except the check ginghams, which are 32 inch. Auto Slip Cover Materials —19c Yard In attractive patterns that w’iii not show soil easily. 29 inches wade. —Downstairs at Ayres.
Sale! Radical Reduction of 1,900 Yds, Curtain and Drapery Goods Extra i| 11 JH G * Value Yard This big lot includes beautiful fabrics for both curtains and over drapes—offered at less than onehalf of their original prices. There's a limited assortment, so it will pay you to shop early on this item. —Downstairs at Ayres.
Enthusiastic Response Met This Great — Sale! Men’s Shirts
SALE OF MEN’S RAYON UNION SUITS—SI EACH Sleeveless, knee length union suits made of a very fine quality rayon. In white, peach or pink. Sizes 36 to 46. First quality. —Downstairs at Ayres.
Continuing Our Great Sale! Silk Frocks 2 s ls Or One Dress for $7.95 There’s still a good selection of cool summer dresses at this special sale price—mostly sleeveless, or with tiny cap sleeves. There are wash prints, porcelain prints, stripes, light and dark ground prints, polka dots, and plenty of white and pastel crepes. Pleated or Flared Skirts—Jabots—Yokes —Buttons—Piping—Collars— Buckles. These are some of the finishing details that you’ll admire! In addition to these NEW dresses, there are some reduced from higher prices. —Printed Crepe —Polka Dots —Nile —Rose —Wash Prints . —Flat Crepes —Btues —White —Beige —Wash Crepes —Prints —Pink j —Navy —Downstairs at Ayres.
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In spite of enthusiastic buying on Friday and Saturday, we will still be able to offer a remarkably good choice of patterns and colorings in this special sale group of shirts. They are fine for business, dress or sports—and they’re made to wear and wear! The favored medium-point collar, barrel cuffs, 7-button box pleat front, and pocket make them even more desirable. Materials are plain and fancy chambrays, white broadcloth, dobby broadcloths, fancy madras and stripe madras, but not in each size. Sizes 14 to 17. Also some with collar to match.
Sale of Women's Silk and Rayon Hose ~~V J Beautiful — Practical jraf / J| Wonderful Value HI 1 1 39C Pair jhljgfa jjgiydyjj Beautiful fine gauge stockings of JHH silk and rayon to the tops. They are ■B j made with narrow colored band at mm tops, seamed back, fashion marks, and fu,,y reinforced feet. Sizes 8’ to 10. m® ■ , Irregulars. These colors in most sizes— Sale! Children’s Ankle Sox Rayon plaited ankle sox with attractive fancy cuff. Slightly Irregular. Assorted | 4,1 colors in sizes 6 to 8. A *7/L* —Downstairs at Ayres.
In Celebration of National “Cinderella” Week We Offer Sale of “Cinderella” Pantie Dresses of Sheer Summer Fabrics printed cordeline. Guaranteed fast colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. —Downstairs at Ayres.
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Coats REDUCED! $lO Poiret sheens, kasharines, broadcloths and tweeds in straightline styles; black, tan and mixtures. For women and misses. Fine Rayon Bicomers or Panties, 69c Made of superior quality rayon. With either bloomer knee or band knee. Both have yoke front and elastic back. Assorted sizes and colors. Cotton Knit Union Suits, 3>9c Made with tailored top; In closed or open crotch style. Sizes 36 to 44. Novelty Gowns, s©e Women’s gowns in fancy checked or striped lingerie cloth; choice of six pastel tints. Trimmed with lace and embroidery medallions. Regular sizes.
Boys- Fancy Golf Hose, 29c Fair Sturdy lisle golf socks in fancy patterns with closefitting roll top. Sizes 7 to 11; first quality. Infants’ Slippers, 79© Fail? Strap slippers for infants, in black patent, with turn sole. Sizes I>4 to 4. Child’s Oxfords, $1.79 Fair Made with Sparton soles to give longer service. In elk, black calf and tan calf. Sizes s'{> to 8 in the lot. Infants’ Rubber Pants, age Ea. Or 2 for 2fie 1 First quality, well made rubber pants in white or flesh. Infants’ ©utingwear, 25c Outing flannel gowns, gertrudes and kimonos—slightly soiled; much reduced. Girls’ Bloomers, 29e Each Better quality sateen bloomers in white, black or flesh. Greatly reduced because soiled. Mostly small sizes. Girls’ Wash Dresses, $1 Fast color wash dresses in unusually pretty styles. Great variety of designs and colors. Sizes 7 to 14. Men’s Knit Athletic Union Sui'ts, 50c Sleeveless and knee length; cool and absorbent; sizes 36 to 44. Men’s Golf Sox, Reduced, gee Mostly in good patterns, some plain colors. First quality and substandards. Summer Hats, $1 Pedaline, hemp, visca, novelty straws, hair braids, felts and combinations. Reduced regardless of former prices. Good colors and headsizes. Hoover Aprons, 79c Well made of white broadcloth; specially reduced. In small, medium, large and extra large sizes. Garter Belts, son Narrow style garter belts for women; brocade in peach; satin in pink; elastic back. Cord Tie-Backs 19c Each Cord and tassel tie-backs for damask drapes. French Marquisette, 15c Yard In French ecru color: 39 inches wide makes pretty glass curtains. Dress Ginghams, 10c Yard In pretty checks and plaids; good quality; 32 inches wide. Printed Batiste, 19c Yard Perfect quality goods from full bolts. Wanted patterns and colors.