Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 141, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1929 — Page 5

OCT. 23, 1929

WINTER WINDS CHURN LAKES, TAKEONE LIFE Storms Spread Wreckage for 200 Miles Along Shoreline. /}>/ United Presi CHICAGO, Oct. 23. Winter’s shock troops, lashing winds, snow and rain, had central and western states in their crip today. Converging on lower Lake Michigan Tuesday, icy blasts churned a furious and destructive storm that spread wreckage for 200 miles along the shore. Chicago bore the brunt of the swollen lake’s wrath. At least one life was claimed by the angry waters. Outriders of the storm spread snow or rain over a vast section stretching to the Rockies. There was a thin blanket of snow over parts of Michigan. Minnesota, Wisconsin, lowa, Illnois, Indiana, Colorado and ■Wyoming. Rescue of two seamen from a foundering barge on Lake Michigan was the most spectacular* incident during Tuesday's gale. Another barge with six men aboard was reported adrift in Lake Superior Tuesday night. While a steamer was aground on a reef off Cockbume island in Lake Huron. Scores of small craft were battered and many sank at their moorings. Vivian Houte, 8-year-old school girl, was drowned when she tried to cross a narrow wooden bridge from Jacob’s island, in Lake Michigan, near Kenosha, Wis., to the mainland. Supports of the bridge, weakened by waves, gave way. She was on her way from school to her home on the island.

MAXIE EPSTEIN FREED Prosecutor Drops Charge of Theft; Insufficient Evidence Cause. Scheduled to go on trial next month on a charge of second degree burglary, Maxie Epstein, Indianapolis poolroom operator, today was free of the charge after Prosecutor Judson L. Stark nolled the case in criminal court Tuesday because of Insufficient evidence. Epstein was indicted with Tony Phillips, pugilist, on a charge of stealing clothing from the King Outfitting Company store in February. Phillips was tried by a criminal court jury and was sentenced to serve one to ten years at the Indiana state prison. Judge James A. Collins sustained Stark’s motion to nolle. Iloosier Directs Movies B,y Times Special MONTPELIER. Ind.. Oct. 23. Monte Brice, educated in the public schools here, is now in charge of short story productions of Paramount motion pictures. WHY SUFFER WITH HEMORRHOIDS? There is no excuse nowadays for the vast amount of distress, discomfort, and frequently severe pain, caused by the malady known as Piles (hemorrhoids). Get a bottle of Pylbane Put 15 drops in water and drink. That’s all. Do this and your trouble will probably end. No salves, suppositories, injections, or other troublesome applications. Pylbaue has been used in thousands of cases with almost infallible result? I‘rice refunded to anyone not entirely satisfied with benefits from trial bottle in accordance with certificate in package. Under these circumstances, it Is your own fault if you continue to suffer front this distressing ailment. Ask for Tylbnne. Sold bv ALL WALGREEN ORCO STORES —Advertisement.

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orating the fiftieth anniversary of his invention of the electric light. The 83-year-old electrical wizard was reported recovered entirely from the effects of a near collapse Monday night at the banquet in his honor. The strain of a day filled with excitement had been too much and

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Edison slumped in his chair, while President Hoover was speaking and had to be removed to an anteroom where restoratives were given. The Ford home, where he was taken after regaining his strength sufficiently to bid g<sod-by to Mr. and Mrs. Hoover, was guarded carefully during his stay.

DOWNSTAIRS ATA&TIES IbIIWD! NFOTttNniSFTOW PRICES# New Silhouette Frocks To “Slenderize” the Larger Figure

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$4.95 These new girdle brassieres are highly recommended as foundations for the new silhouette dresses. These are well made of brocades and coutil—in long hip style with inside belt Brassiere top of swami completes the desired princess Une. Sizes 36 to 50. Others from $1.95 to $6. Girdles at $3.45 Long hip girdles of waistline length; made with elastic inserts. A practical “silhouette” garment when worn with r long-style brassiere. Size 27 to 42. —Downstairs, at Ayres.

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