Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1929 — Page 5

SEPT. 24, 1929

SENATE PROBE , IS ORDERED ON BLOW AT LABOR Philadelphia Injunction to Curb Clothing Union Is Denounced. B'l Srrippg./f i,:i nr<l \iKSpitnrr Alttnnrs WASHINGTON. Sept. 24—Preliminary hearings will be held this week on Senator LaFollette’s resolution to investigate the recent injunctions issued in Philadelphia against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers by Federal Judge Kirkpatrick. LaFollette and others have denounced the injunction as among the worst ever issued against union labor. Senator Norris of Nebraska, chairman of the senate judiciary committee, to which the resolution was referred, appointed Senators Blaine Bf Wisconsin, Walsh of Montana, pand himself to consider the resolution and report back to the full committee. This is the same committee which drew up the bill to restrict Issuance of anti-labor injunctions, still pending. Norris said witnesses from both aides of the Philadelphia controversy would be called to testify before the subcommittee some time this week. "We intend, of course, to take only sufficient testimony to decide whether the resolution should be reported favorably,” he said. Norris said he had not yet decided what Philadelphians to call as witnesses. “Probably we shall have only me from each side of the controversy,” he said. “A complete investigation, of course, would not be held until or unless the senate adopted the LaFollette resolution.”

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as itolen belong to: Ruby Harrod. 746 North Pershing avenue. Ford sedan. 75-304, from Washington and Delaware streets. Verne Mitchell. 909 Bosart avenue, Ford tudor. 209-218. from Twentysecond street and Monon railroad.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Dave Morris. Carthage, Ind., Ford roadster, found at Capitol avenue and Henry street. Frank Begley 512 East New York street. Ford truck, found at Blackford and New' York streets. Joe Bain, 1902 West Vermont Street, Chevrolet touring, found in rear of 929 North Pershing avenue. Mrs. Anna Ellison, 435 East Michigan street. Nash sedan, found at Ohio and New Jersey streets. Ford roadster. 720-330, found at Nineteenth street and Columbia avenue. Ford sedan, 57-779. found at Ohio and Missouri streets.

MUD HINDERS EDUCATION Impassable Roads in Missouri Changes School Season. stir rnitrri rrrss CHARLESTON. Mo.. Sept. 24. Whilo schools are just starting in most places, it is nearly vacation time in Missouri county, all due to mud. Mud has changed entirely an educational system. Because of impassable roads in the winter time, schools in the county begin the first of April, and vacation times comes In mid-winter. Faced with the problem of having a regular school year, educational leaders decided upon the summer and fall months. STARK IS CHAIRMAN Prosecutor Named Head of Speakers' Bureau For Campaign. Prosecutor Judson L. Stark today was named chairman of the speakers’ bureau for the Indianapolis Community Fund campaign. J. I. Holcomb, general campaign chairman, announced. The campaign will be held in November and more than one hundred persons will make addresses. Tire executive committee is composed of Stark. R. Clyde White, the Rev. Edwin Dunlavy, Lee Norcelle, Mrs. William Adams, George Buck and Richard Cadbury. Train Jumps Rails; 30 Killed Ci/ l nited Press MOSCOW. Sept. 24.—Thirty persons were killed and forty other were injured when a railway train from Moscow jumped the rails and was wrecked at the station of Zeuyevka. near Sverdlovsk, today.

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Leads Canvass

James L. Kingsbury, 348 Layman avenue, who will direct the Indianapolis City Manager League's house-to-house poll, to determine attitude of voters on the league ticket in the Nov. 5. election. He is a former state legislator.

RITES OCT, 1 FORMRDINAL Priests Pray Beside Bier of Archbishop. Bn Unit ft} Press PARIS, Sept. 24.—Funeral services for Louis Ernest Cardinal Dubois, Archbishop of Paris, will be held Oct. 1 in the cathedral of Notre Dame. The funeral ceremonies will be the most impressive the French capital has witnesed since the death of Marshal Ferdinand Foch. The remains of the cardinal, following his death NMonday, were removed from the clinic to the Archbishopric. where priests, amid burning tapers, stood beside the body and passed the night in, prayers. After the body will have been embalmed, the public will be permitted to see is. Special police precautions have been taken to handle thousands of mourners. The entire press today paid tribute to the dead cardinal, declaring he was beloved not only by the French people, but by Catholics all over the world. ICE WASTE IS HUGE Figures Show Indianapolis Loses 96,000 Tons Yearly. Indianapolis poured 96,000 tons of melted ice down the drain pipes of its refrigerators during the last year without its housewives getting any good from it. This amazing figure, arrived at by the Leonard Institute of Food Preservation, is the annual ice waste in Indianapolis due to faulty refrigeration. It is based on a survey of ice meltage in Rochester, N. Y„ showing a per capita waste of 500 pounds of ice. The American public literally is pouring water into a sieve, the waters being in the form of ice and the sieve being the leaky, uninsulated refrigeration that does not keep out hot air, says the institute. Appointed as Physical Director Miss Mary Helen Wood of Norwood, 0., graduate of the Indianapolis Normal college in 1927, has been appointed physical director of Mt. St, Joseph college at Cincinnati.

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57^Ammivfikarv iiiTiKifymMiiß^MinT.ii.rSipliiiiiiir rJSniHfaaiim luJ n k gi Ik i sum, j. ; Eg A Three-Way Celebration — j; With Three-Way Advantages — 1. Celebrating 57 years of public service of our parent organization. 1. Low PRICE —At no time of the year do such low prices prevail | among such complete assortments of fine merchandise. \ v C|jSpßSp, y 2. Celebrating the Downstairs Store's ninth birthday—9 years of deft- ;! \’ifMr * nite service in the popular price field. 2. Every piece of Anniversary merchandise is in season for fall and \ winter, fashionable and of Ayres’ standard quality. \ 3. Celebrating the opening of the NEW Downstairs Store—greater \ "wSmp^F :> floor space, convenient department locations, wider aisles and pure ' 3 NEW MERCHANDISE Not a clearance rale, but fresh NEW \ washed air circulated at proper temperature. \> merchandise, carefully selected for quality and fashion.

New Fall Dresses Correctly Styled and Low Priced $3.95 Women who demand correct fashion, fine materials and oareful workmanship when they buy a dress, will find every requirement met in this splendid group of dresses In the Anniversary Sale—and with the ADDED advantage of a very low price. Every dress is distinguished by one or more of these smart fashions—new lingerie touches, jacket frocks and jacket effects, longer skirt lengths, bloused effects and others. Materials Fall Colors —Woolen, —Tweed Prints

Anniversary Sale of WomerCs Wash Dresses JL fL Priced QQ~ ' Very Low! Q U P £sgph A fine group of wash dresses made of FAST ' , wOMi r COLOR prints—in pretty patterns, such as poika gig;, * ’ s^v T —JflUjfßs dots, checks, tweed effects and figures. Medium '♦TV * - ’MINg and dark color combinations. These are becoming- f iCRo ly styled frocks with short or long sleeves. All are J'- ' I*l I*owjfl cut full and comfortable, and are well made LjL-iCiU ijTjjP throughout. Sizes 36 to 52. Blacks, navy, green, j; / / • blues, lavender, combinations. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Anniversary Sale of Women’s Pajamas 79c Suit j Attractive two-piece pajamas—full cut and well made of pretty flowered prints with self trimming. yyi Trousers are made with fitted yoke front and elastic Tm'l 11 hack. The blouse is made in tuck-in style. Sizes 16 3f/ and 17. fi !I\ <lr2 V c! Rayon Alpaca Slips—B9c Each VJ In 1 Bodice top slips with deep, shadowproof hem. In light and —■ ■ !■■■'—si—W..<\ ** dark colors. Sizes 36 to 44. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Anniversary Sale of Fine Quality Silk-and Rayon Satin 3 w"de es 49C Yard This is the most outstanding offering of silk-and-rayon satin we've ever been privileged to present—a fine, heavy quality suitable for slips, etc. In colors such as peach, gold, jade, pink, nile, goya, blue, gray, tan, black, navy, etc. 27-Inch Velveteen —$1 Yard Twill weave, closely woven velveteen that will give good service. A good assortment of colors, including plenty of black. Downstairs at . jre.

Let Anniversary Beautify Your Home 9x12 Axminster Rugs /so Special Easy Terms Heavy Mk M _ . Balance Quality M 1 Down Weekly Here's an Anniversary bargain for your home. Fine, heavy quality Axminster rugs from the famous Mohawk and Alexander Smith mills. These all-wool napped rugs come in over 10 new and good looking patterns and colorings, Slightly imperfect. —Downstairs at Ayres.

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The Lowest Price You Ever Paid for Our Regular Numbers of BEAL, SILK SSTF' Full-Fashioned Hose \\ yg c Pa!r /lV\ Chiffon Weight Service Weight IM/ Silk to the top, full- Service weight hose of l||i| Y*l\ fashioned chiffon hose pure silk to the lisle gar- I.* 7 Vml with lisle reinforcements ter hem. Full fashioned f£ / Yl \ at points of greatest wear. and fully reinforced. Sizes L_———iL— Sizes B ’2 to 10 in most of B’i to 10 in most of these /A& Brafl9B| lwß these shades: shades: Wftk. —Tea Time—Misty Morn —Suntan —Boulevard 1 | Jig —Suntan —Gunmetal —Tea Time —Gunmetal | Waftra —Spanish Brown —Misty Morn —Boulevard —Spanish Brown £AL SILK 2 Seamless Hose 55c Pair Medium service weight “Real Silk” hose, of pure silk over the knee, with lisle hemmed tops, seamed back and full reinforcement. Sizs BVa to 10 in popular hosiery shades. “La-Sayre” Full-Fashioned First Quality Hose Full-fashioned silk-to-top chiffon hose; Medium service weight hose of pure silk lisle reinforced at points of wear. Our own to the lisle garter welt; full fashioned; first quality brand. Sizes 1 fully reinforced. Sizes BVi to 10. OQ gi/ to 10. Pair $ 1 Our own brand, special at O7A-

Anniversary Sale of New F urred Winter Coats At a Big Saving J , *22" When you see these coats you’ll gree with us that correct style may be had here with no penalty of high price. Included are new low flares, princess lines Broadcloths, duvblooms. suedecloths, long pile alpacas, smart new tweeds. These are the fine quality materials found in this wonderful AnniFur pelts of high quality are used to trim these coats—used with lavish generosity. Included are woif, Chinese badger ■ (china pig), mandel, cocoiette (rabbit), caracul, Manchurian Sites 14 to *4B. For misses and women. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Anniversary Sale of All-Wool Suits [ ,rJjL For Men Who Want Style i i \ and Perfect Fit! f i ] .OS With 2 Pir* \pW fcsftj' Wl- I Come in and let us PROVE to you that we can fit you J Jg| M A perfectly! Let us PROVE that these new suits of ours . ; # have smartness and style comparable with clothing at V\- M j J many times their price! j | I Every suit is expertly and sturdily tailored of fine quality, 100% jJK | |fo~‘ pure woolens. Made expressly for Ayres’ Downstairs Store, accord- ■ WlfiZU ing to our own strict specifications. The regular L S Ayres i&<Co label is in every suit—a guarantee of Ayres quality. Offered at this very special price for Anniversary only. . : Sizes 38 to 48—Tailored for: f~~ —Regulars —Shorts -Short-Stouts =*=*=; —Stouts —Longs -Long-Stouts // —Downstairs at Ayres.

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