Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1929 — Page 5

NOV. 28, 1929.

URGES SENATE TO RECOGNIZE NEWREPUBLICS Ukraine and Georgia Have Good Friends Among Americans. BV Brrft)V>-Tfotrnril V f.rmntrr AlHnnce WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.—Barron G. Collier, capitalist and former police commissioner of New York City, was revealed today as the promoter of a movement for American recognition of the Ukranian and Georgian republics, which are alleged to be nonexistent, except as part of a scheme to overthrow the Russian government. Collier, who claims the title of consul-general at large for both republics, twice has got Senator Copeland of New York to introduce resolutions for the recognition of these so-called governments. Similar efforts on behalf of Georgia were made in 1926. Despite the refusal of the senate or the state department to give the requests serious consideration, the movement has persisted. Motive Unselfish Collier obtained 1,000 copies of the latest resolution introduced by Copeland. Henry Opdycke, a New York lawyer, who handled the matter for the New York advertising man and capitalist, said it was intended as a “friendly gesture toward a people with a long Christian history who have been unjustly treated by the Bolshevik government ” Both the Ukraine and Georgia which contain valuable oil lands, that have been pawns in the game of international diplomacy, ‘long have been the center of counterrevolutionary organizations. Only a few days ago the Soviet police arrested conspirators in an alleged plot to overthrow the Soviet, and place the Ukraine under the control of a neighboring capitalistic government. Backed By Americans The program of the counterrevolutionists was said to contemplate payment of czarist debts to foreign countries. The arrests followed by a few days Copeland’s introduction of his second resolution for American recognition of an Anti-Soviet government. The state department is aware of activities of certain American groups to obtain assistance for the counter-revolutionists. It, however, never has had the question of recognition formally presented. STOKING MACHINES TO BE USED IN CITY HALL Automatic Equipment Will Reduce Smoke, Cut Out Firemen. The board of public works Friday will consider installation of automatic stokers in city hall, Theodore Dammeyer, president, said today. An appropriation of $3,200 for their installation is included in the city’s budget for 1930, and will be available Jan. 1. The equipment probably will be Installed by that time. The improvement will reduce smoke emanating from the building, and allow the city to dispense with two firemen now employed to stoke the fires. TAKE BOND ISSUE BIDS No Difficulty Expected In Selling City Hospital Paper. , Bids on the $875,000 bond issue for the city hospital building program will be received Monday by City Con .roller Sterling R. Holt. Holt anticipates no difficulty in selling the bond issue due to the recent demand for bonds instead of stocks. The money will be available about Dec. 10 and council Is expected to appropriate the funds to the board of health before the board leaves office Jan. 6. - DRAFTS SIGN ORDINANCE Assistant City Attorney Working On Bill to Ban Pole Advertising. An ordinance prohibiting erection of signs on utility poles along streets without city approval is being drafted by Smiley N. Chambers, assistant city attorney. The measure will be introduced Monday night The safety board requested the ordinance to prevent unsightly signs throughout the city. AVOID UGLY PIMPLES Does a pimply face embarrass you? Get a package of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should be*in to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights, if you are like thousands of others. Help cleanse the blood, bowels and with Dr- Edwards Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel; there’s no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effect vely. but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. Thousands who take Olive Tablets are never cursed with a “dark brown taste,’’ a bad breath, a dull, listle s, “no good” feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition, pimply face. Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound: known by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among patients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take nightly for a week. See how much better you feel and look- 15c, 30c, 60c.—Advertisement.

EindianOrust CO. y 4% Savings 32 $2,000,000

November E. O. M. Sale

NOVEMBER E. O. M. offers great assortments of odds and ends of seasonable, wanted merchandise greatly reduced for quick clearance —and in addition there are several fortunate special purchases that offer exceptional values. Scores of attractive Christmas gift opportunities are included, some slightly soiled or mussed hut easily put in givable condition, offered at big savings. In many cases quantities are limited, so it will pay you to shop early. E. O. M. Sale of 500 Pairs Women’s Press Shoes iNcr s 2- £s "■ VI • Smart pumps, straps, ties and y %immnertasL. oxfords of better quality, greatly reduce! for clearance. These are exceptionally well made of such materials as patent, velvet, kid and calfskin. Every pair is a good, desirable winter style—and will give splendid service. Some have built-in arch supports. Sizes 3 to 8 in the group. Men's House Slippers, 33c Ken’s House Slippers, 51.48 400 Pairs chenille slippers Colored kid Hylo slippers: with soft soles and padded plush cuff; soft soles, padded heels. Sizes 8 to 11 in the heels. Sizes 6 to 11. —Downstairs at Ayres.

E. O. M. Clearance of Women’s Apparel

820O^CW£s A fine big group of luxuriously fur-trimmed winter coats in the newest fashion for winter—longer lengths, flared models and fitted waists. These are made of line broadcloths and suede cloths. Every coat is lined and interlined. Many have big shawl Beautiful dress ooats tailored especially for the high school Trimmed with Fox Paw or Manchurian Wolf (dog) col’ars and

Women’s Winter Coats, $lO Warm coats of Bolivia, trimmed with squirrelctte (rabbit); 16 to 44. Girls’ Wool Jersey Frocks, $2.39 Good styles; warm and serviceable; sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Wash Frocks, 79c Ea. Tub-fast cotton prints; slightly mussed; sizes 7 to 14. Children’s Jersey Frocks Reduced to $1.95 All-wool pantie frocks neatly trimmed. In good colors. At a big reduction. Sizes 2 to 6. Infants' Walking Dresses, 59c Os dimity, embroidery trimmed; sizes 1 to 3. Infants’ Heavy Blankets, $1 Greatly reduced because soiled. Girls’ Raycn Undies, 50c Ea. Combinations, bloomers and vests. Some soiled. Broken sizes. Infants’ Silk Bonnets, 39c Lined silk bonnets; reduced because soiled. Infants’ Silk Dresses. 51.49 Special purchase of radium silk frocks, embroidery and lace trimmed. Infants’ Rubber Sheets, 25c White with pink or blue ruffle. Infants’ Rubber Pants, 10c Ea. Heavy quality; medium or large. Children’s Berets Reduced, 50c Os wool and rayon. Girls' Rayon Bloomers, 50c Durable quality; well reinforced; 6 to 14. Infants’ Knitted Caps, 25c Os wool or wool-and-rayon. Soiled.

E. O. M. Sale of Women’s Substandards of SEAL SULK HOSE Fashioned Chiffon Beautiful silk-tc-the-top chiffon stockings with lisle reinforcement at points of greatest wear. A full-fashioned stocking offered at a very special price for E. O. M. only. Sizes Bfi to 10 in a good color range. We Also Continue Our Sale of SMALL SHE HOSE *1 **■ s*l Popular demand insists that we continue our sale of “Real Silk” full- fji for JeL | fashioned hose. In size 814 only. Service weight or chiffon. One pair for mum 69c or Women’s Silk-to-Top Hose, 50c Boys’ 7-8 Golf Sacks, 10c Made with two-point heel, seamed back. Irreg- Odds and ends reduced for clearance. Irreguulars. Sizes 854 to 10. lars. Assorted sizes and colors. Children’s Spsrts Stockings, 25c Women's Silk Hose at 25c Full length raycn plaited hose in fancy pat- Odds and ends; mostly black and a few colors; terns and colors. Irregulars. 6 to 954. assorted sizes. Women’s Wool-Mixed Hose, 19c Girls’ Silk-anri-Rayon Hose, 29c First quality wool-and-cotton hose in black Shaped leg; sizes 8 to 10; assorted colors; Ironly; sizes 9 and 9/4 only. regulars. —Downstairs at Ayres.

Women’s Better Gloves, 89c Odds and ends of capeskin and lambskin gloves with novelty cuffs. Soiled Handbags Reduced, 79c Smart bags at a big saving. Washable Fabric Gloves, 50c With novelty cuffs; dark shades; 6 to 8. Women’s Wool Dresses, $1.79 120 Wool flannel and jersey frocks; pretty styles; broken sizes. 150 Smocks Reduced, $1 Ea. Os linene, broadcloth, prints or sateen; small, medium or large. 200 Women’s Dresses at 89c Odds and ends of prints, rayon, foulards; broken sizes. 120 Fast Color Smocks, 89c Made of vat-dyed prints; small, medium and large. Table of Rummage, 10c to $1 Odds and ends of women’s aprons, wash frocks, etc. 100 Women’s Dresses at 50c Mostly small sizes, in light colors. 40 Misses’ Slipon Sweaters, 50c Slightly imperfect quality. Much reduced. Hemstitched Pillowcases 19c Each Special purchase of 1,200 fine white cases with white or colored hemstitching. Second quality. Women’s Union Suits at 75c Wool and cotton suits with rayon stripe; sleeveless, knee length; 40 to 52. Women’s Knitted Slips. 65c Princess slips with Sta-Up straps; floss finish; irregulars.

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Table of Rummage, 25c to $1 Odds and ends of rayon bloomers, vests, stepins and panties. Also children’s and women’s heavy underwear. Discontinued numbers and soiled goods. Women’s Outing Pajamas, $1 Heavy quality; two-piece styles. Women’s Outing Gowns, 2 for $1 Or 59c each. Long sleeves, medium sizes. Foundation Garments, Special $1.95 Odd lots of girdles, corsets and girdle brassieres. Women’s Cotton Pajamas, 59c Or 2 for 91. Pretty prints; two-piece styles; regular sizes. Women’s Cotton Undies, 29c Ea. Assorted muslin and voile undergarments. Rayon Twill Slips at $1 Ea. Bodice top style; wanted colors; 36 to 44. All-Wool Blankets, $6.95 Pr. Size 66x80; 4*4 pounds to the pair; satin bound; first quality. Wall Tapestries Reduced $2.95, 53.95, 55.95 Ten or more subjects taken from regular stock and reduced for clearance; fine imported quality; priced according to size and quality; 39x39 to 50x70 inches. Crisscross Curtains 79c Pair Special purchase of 300 pairs at a big saving. Extra wide. In white or cream voile.

400 Frocks A beautiful assortment of smart dresses in heavy f :\ \jj^|| fiat crepes, canton crepes, satins, wool jerseys and J;j L'rp 1 rajß: ; IS®W Vj novelty woolens. Most of these are in the new sil- W I Ljw\\ Wi\ \\W [1 Si 1 pffl houette mode, featuring pleated or flared skirts, hrM-r— ■/--,\\J U \i 1 bloused backs and longer lengths. A group of large jg||pa size frocks at this price is especially attractive. Os- i|Sup|j sered in a choice of black, brown, navy and other wanted colors. Sizes 14 to 48. Reduced to clear. fPPffi / royjgl 100 Better Dresses Gorgeous dresses offered at tremendous savings! i ' r -y, jr A These are transparent velvets, georgettes and can- k (ijgßfl \ tons of fine quality—all splendidly made. These are §|npy.. .uagH .A f in jacket and one-piece styles. Mostly in black and fiflSf 100 Dresses 300 Dresses M / if ''lll At $5 At $2.95 iI! iIOfMUM Odds and ends of silk frocks Seniceable frocks for every- rl / St at a greatly reduced price, day wear—greatly reduced for ' \ Good styles; good colors; E. O. M. Os silk or jersey. \

Part-Wool Blankets, 52.39 Ea. Single blankets, 70x80 inches, satinbound ends, good colors. Colonial Quits, $2.59 Size 80x84 inches. In floral patterns (first quality) and patchwork designs (slightly imperfect). Mnslin back. Wonderful value.

300 Men’s Shirts Red need For E. O. M. . (t* - Or One Only! O for 69c This big group of fine shirts won’t last long at this special price—better come early! Both collar attached and neckband styles are included. In wanted patterns and colorings. Greatly reduced because soiled. Sizes 14 to 17. Men s Union Suits, $1 Men's Fancy Socks, 25c Pr. Part wool, firmly knit suits; full length. Rayon nd lisle socks in good patterns Substandards. Sizes 38 to 46. and colors. Substandards. Sizes 11 to Boys’ Union Suits, 69c IVA ' Or 3 for $2. Part wool garments with Boys’ Sheep-Lined Coats, $5.95 long sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 24 to 34. 25 Leatherette coats with sheepskin Substandards. lining; 8 to 18. Boys’ Outing Sleepers, 50c Boys’ Knickers, 3 Prs„ $1 One-piece style; full length; sizes 4 Heavy, serviceable cloth knickers, to 12. semi-golf style. Sizes 8 to 14. Beys' Slipover Sweaters, $1.39 150 Boys' Raincoats at $2.98 Well made; full size; neat patterns and Suede-lined leatherette coats, black or colors. Sizes 28 to 36. brown; 6to 18. We Continue Our Sale of Men’e SEALSIUt SILK AND WOOL SOCKS Our regular substandard number of “Real Silk’’ si'k- mm - /}> g(B and-wool scck3 In fancy patterns and plain colors. At a jjj T very special low price. Sizes 9’A to 12. msmm for ™

Clearance! Winter Hats 316 At fe4 big group of felts, satins, velours and V c^c com binations—all well made and of- > sered in a good selection of fashionable s''s“ A w * nter shapes and colorings. An extraorn dinar y bargain at this big reduction. 629 At 79c V6ry smart winter hats in a splendid choice of new and wanted shapes. MafpSSSltcrials are felts, soleils, velvets and com'at \ binatlons. Beautiful colors. AII headsizes. UP/ 425 At $ 1 / S/yQJ-Li*/ Higher-priced felt hats with smart mc- / /T tallic trimming and stitching. Also felts with seif, velvet and satin trims. All styles, colors and sizes. Also 500 Hats Reduced —$1.95 to $3.95 CtiT DOWN BUYS A ROOM-SIZE RUG tU Here’s an easy way to buy a rug for a Christmas gift! You can select any room-size rug in our stock for $1 down, and pay the balance weekly. Special terms for E. O. M. only. If You Wish, Will Hold It for Christmas Delivery.

36-In. Percale Remnants, 10c Yd. Wide assortment. Lengths from 1 to 5 yards. Silk and Rayon Satin, 59c Yd. Fine quality silk-and-rayon satin; 39inch; good colors. Remnants of Fine Silks, $1 Yd. Wanted fabrics in lengths from Vi to 3 yards. Popular colors.

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