Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1936 — Page 2

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CITY SCIENTIST FINDS WAY TO FIGHT POISON Chen Counteracts Cyanide in System by Use of Three Drugs. By Selene? Seri ire ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6 —An Indianapolis pharmacologist, Dr. K. K Cher, of Ell Lilly A Cos., and Dr. Theodore Koppan.vl of the Georgetown University Medical School, have devrloped methods of combating the

I HOME-LOVERS! Opportumtyls Knocking at YOUR Door! Tomorrow Morning at 9:3o—We Present the Surplus Stocks of One of Philadelphia’s Oldest Rug Mills In a GIGANTIC JANUARY \ It at Vj to Vz Off Original Prices * * * Room Sizes! —Throw Sizes! —Odd Sizes! * * * 5 4.6 x 0.6 Persian Reproductions $ 7.95 2 8.3x10.6 Colonial Chintz $29.95 2 4.6 x 6.6 Moderne 7.95 # Persian Reproductions! # Hooked Designs! 1 8.3x10.6 Hooked Design 24.95 4 4.6 x, 6.6 Hooked Design 7.95 3 8.3x10.6 Persian Reproductions 39.50 3 4.6>: 6.6 Colonial Chintz 7.95 • Colonial Chintz Designs! • Modeme Designs! 1 8.3x10.6 Chinese Reproduction 39.50 5 6\ 9 Chinese Reproductions 21.95 4 8.3x10.6 Sarouk Reproductions 37.50 2 6x 9 Colonial chintz 12.95 • Chinese Reproductions! • Persian Florals! 3 9xis Hooked Design 39.50 8 6x 9 Hooked Design 15.95 < . - 1 9x15 Persian Reproduction 39.50 4 fix 9 Sarouk Reproductions 21.95 SIZ6S nOm 27x54 to 36x63 Siz6S from 4.6x6.6 tO 11.3x15 2 9x15 Colonial Chintz 37.50 4 6x 9 Chinese Reproductions 17.95 2 9x15 Persian Reproductions 39.50 2 6x 9 Persian Reproductions 21.95 We’ve accomplished the near-impossible for YOU in this gigantic January Rug Sale! For we offer 1 11.3x12 Hooked Design 39.50 4 fix 9 Moderne 15.95 YOU rugs of lasting beauty and service at prices that mean you actually save from SSy s % to 50% 4 11.3x15 Hooked Design 44.95 2 6x9 Moderne 12.95 off of the original prices! You’ll find this merchandise far superior in QUALITY and VALUE than 3 n.3x15 Colonial Chintz 39.50 5 7.6 x 9 Hooked Design *.!”!*.!!!*.!'.! 18.95 you’d ever imagine—made possible by an enormous purchase by a group of 24 of America’s finest 1 n.3x15 Persian Reproduction 44.95 9 7.6 x 9 Colonial Chintz 18.95 stores. The rugs listed here are our share of the purchase of the entire surplus stock from one of 108 27 x 54 Axminster Scatter Rugs 1.98 2 7.6 x 9 Moderne 18.95 Philadelphia’s oldest mills. You’ll find most every size and type of rug for most every style room. 136 27. x 54 Axminster Scatter Rugs 2.95 5 7.6x9 Sarouk Reproductions 18.95 Be here early if you want one—mostly few-of-a- kind! * 23 36 x 63 Axminster Scatter Rugs 3.95 7 7.6 x 9 Colonial Chintz 14.95 J 6 36 x 63 Axminster Scatter Rugs 5.9 > 4 7.6x9 Persian Reproductions 19.95 All DED EEf*T Ol lAI ITV k All tEAMIECCI 31 27 x 54 Persian Reproduction Throws. 4.95 37.6 x 9 Chinese Reproductions 26.95 r ElxrEv I MLII I , AAkfta JEAfVILCdJ . 23 27 x 54 Wilton Throw Rugs 4.95 6 7.6 x 9 Sarouk Reproductions 26.95 mi j j. . '' ■''• ■ - iu ; ~il 36 x 63 Wilton Throw Rug 7.95 37.6 x 9 Moderne 14.95 14 7.6x12 Colonial Chintz 26.95 2 x Hooked Design 2i.5 Our Deferred Payment Credit Plan Enables You to Pay as Little as — ” 2 SXH5 X H J!<ked Design 12.95 2 9x12 Persian Reoroductions 42.50 On purchase of a room me rug or on purchase of several small Si* rugs whose totaj 13 over # ■ f 8 27 x3O Scatter Rugs 1.98 1 9x12 Moderne. - . 42.50 • JWSX! ■ 22'/,x36 Axminster Scatter Rugs *2.39 5 9x12 Moderne 26.95 #♦• OR YOU MA\ USE OUR LONG-TERM LAYAWAY PLAN, 60 24 x4B Carpet Rugs 1*39 3 9x12 Sarouk Reproductions 44.95 ■ - - ■ ■ - - 102 27 x 54 Carpet Samples I*9B Figured Axminster I 9M Masland Argonne Rugs 6 12 BrOadlOOSm "W m sl DOWN—Delivers this LIiHOLEUM _ JANUARY $ ■ %JF 7 S rug to your home. Balance I I January t Sale Price! *** Jy fc ments plus small carrying I anuary £ I \ Sale Price! W •™® 1 *3 Wide! charge Sale Price! Vi Yard 2* M Sq. Yard SCfttYtlcSS This is nationally advertised as the rug that’s a glutton for • Laytex Non - An amazing carpet “buy” during the January Sale. Fine g . „ - punishment. Has the laytex non-slip back. Perfect quality C// n Unrk This is the lowest price we've had for many, many months seamless quality. 9 feet wide. Can be cut any length, for " All m W 00l with a heavy all-wool nap that will wear and wear. In hand- Otis/ aauLfv on this qua iity. Choice of tiles, cobblestones and floral any sire room. In 2 beautiful Persian effect patterns. Rose some harmonizing colors and patterns. patterns in most any color you need. All 6 feet wide, peror ue * ® Pprfect Oualitu Frinocd Ends . —Downstairs at Ayres. icrictt \sUUlliy —Downstairs at Ayres. ® —Downstairs at Ayres.

effects of two poisons which cause many deaths each year through suicide or accident, it wax announced to the medical scientists meeting with the American Association for the Advancement of Science here. The two poisons are the extremely deadly cyanide and the less deadly barbiturate sleeping powders, such as luminal and veronal, which nevertheless cost hundreds of lives when taken accidentally or wilfully. Picrotoxin is the drug that fights overdoses of the sleeping powders. Dr. Koppanyi assisted Washington physicians in recalling from otherwise certain death persons who had taken overdoses of the powders with suicidal intent. Isfs Amvl Nitrate Cyanide poisoning is combated by Dr. Chen with a mixture of amyl nitrate, sodium nitrite and sodium thiosulphate. This trio of drugs rapidly counteracts the deadly pois-

onous effects of the cyanide when administered by injection into the veins. Picrotoxin Is a bitter-tasting white crystalline powder found in the famed fish berries of the East Indies, where it gets its name because the natives use it to poison fish. It is a powerful stimulant. Its former uses were almost invariably the wrong ones epilepsy, St. Vitus' dance and conditions of convulsions. BUILDERS ARE TO MEET Homestead Society Sets Wednesday for Beech Grove Session. Meeting of the National Suburban Homestead Society of America, promoting a homestead project south of Beech Grove, is to be held Wednesday night in Beech Grove City Hall. The meeting is to be public.

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INSANE WOMAN SUSPECTED OF DROWNING BABY New York Hospital Parolee Leers at Anguish of Child’s Parents. By United Breen NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—A toothless, giggling woman, paroled three months ago from an insane asylum where she had been confined 20 years was held today under suspi-

cion of drowning a 10-months-old infant. The missing baby, Jacob Harowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Harowitz, was kidnaped in his perambulator yesterday from in front of an East Side tenement. More than 400 policemen and thousands of neighborhood residents searched the district last night. While searchers dragged the East River and investigated vacant buildings and lots, Gussie Friedman, 45. laughed through leering lips at the moans of Jacob’s mother and the tears of his father, and gibbered unintelligible answers to police questions. Police believed Gussie pushed the Harowitz baby, asleep in a carriage gay with red and blue blankets, into the river. Suspicion fastened on her because she had been found, less than an hour after little Jacob disappeared, wheeling another infant with fren-

zied speed toward the river. Four high school boys hunting Jacob stopped her less than a block from the water front. Gussie surrendered the child. Doris Maslin, 2, without a struggle. “You can have the brat,’' she screamed, and then laughed. DEMOCRATS TO GATHER Howard County Jackson Day Fete Set for Tomorrow. Time * Special KOKOMO. Ind.. Jan. 6.—An overflow attendance is expected when Howard County Democrats gather here tomorrow night for a Jackson Day banquet. Principal speaker is to be Floyd I. McMurray, state public instruction sr Terintenc'ent. Committee heads inciude Mayor Olin R. Holt, John Salmons and William Cameron.

STATE WORK BEGUN BY LIBERTY LEAGUE Indiana Office Opened in Consolidated Building. An Indiana division of the American Liberty League has been established with headquarters in Indianapolis, according to Nelson A. Gladding, is acting chairman. C. H. Rottger is treasurer and William Stokes secretary. Offices are in the Consolidated Building. The Liberty League was organized m 1934 with its purpose the ‘•defending and upholding of the Constitution and disseminating in-

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formation calculated to teach the necessit yof respect for the rights of persons and property as fundamental to successful government.’’ Frequent attacks on the Roosevelt Administration and New Deal policies have been broadcast by the league. Active in its work ere Jouett Shouse, former executive manager of the Democratic National Committee, and A1 Smith, Democratic candidate for President in 1928. Cook Retains Air Post H. Weir Cook, World War ace and prominent in state aviation circles, has been re-elected state governor of the National Aeronautic Association. according to word today from the Washington headquarters of the association.