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Every Pair Guaranteed to Give Service Coys Fancy Hose, 23c Fomer SSc and 43c craal KJei; three cuarter length boo In attractive fast color irovea pattmn. Girls Fancy Hose, 23c Taney rayon plaited hose tn attractive eclormgs. Tour choice ef three charter cr fu3 teth stys. GirJs. Lcng Hose, 18c Extra lorj fh CiuaEiy TSrSfllah ribbed cotton bote, 2a biscuit, French nude and tsnbark colors.

(snsrr nxxn) rrtsht new "patterns sH woot ratines; rclf style knickers with elastio colls; rally lined, Clzes 1 to 18. Wool Sweaters, $1.53 Ecys slipover sweaters fa plain colors or with new bordered Cists 25 to IS Ercadcloth Shirts, 7Ce Tc3 cut and well mads cf fast eclzr broadcloths: eclors or firy rttms All sizes. Cay Kts sad Caps, I tlcic 01.C3 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, AUGUST ,31, 1931. 12 Goldstein Brofflieirs Ctrccl at Dclavaro Cni: Uzlza Celts, 4s riort sleero and faiee, leTrthistyle; popular waist style; ef fin ribbed cotton is cream tint with rayon stripes." Ages ttp to 12 TTff Unit cotton bloomers with rayon stripes, is peach, flesh, tan, bine, etc Ages 6 to 16 years. Uoyz Uzlza Itzlts, Medium fall weight fine ribbed.

cotton suits; abort sleeve and knee length style. Ages 8 to 15 years. ClCLLJiiTIiXN 6TIti FLOOR) 09 "2. Fcr Girls cf 7 to 14 Tearm i YoaH adore th new actcsm winter fashions weYs eaturlnf tomorrow tn these smart and practical frocks of fast color prints tn splendid patterns and eolorlnrs. yji VinM Cccr Panels" 43 Inch wldU beastlTuI Trench marquSsette panels tn ecru color; 2 tt yards loci; iOtn.

v.itx iOo 0sc ln. width, CSo each) Of tnarQ'Jsetta with plain cr colored woven J3e i38 Q3artl: plain or colored woea Crzrtsi sheer caly; choice patterns ill IP beatitirul and lurfrora tawaded rayon dimk tn rose, red, cold sad wtd2 weight round extension rods; stsgle style only; frca S3 to 43 Inches W'a mmW Sl tch wllth htrous CkSlaa rsyca draperies mtth itei Untrti ta a3 clcr tU Ia. wldia, C7.C)........ vlrf uy (QCLPryrzsrs 'TiirRD rLTon i i i xiiit TT Ann (3aEi i jv 1 i If Cessna reach Yard THI3 13 THE LOT7EST PHICS we have seen for these firs jlity, fixnly xroven. FAST COLOS broadcloths; in demand fcr wcrsen's and children dresses, smocks, play raits.

mens amzxs, exc wicia. yui iau i VLL COLTS. Oianre Orchid "Fink DEATH BED CONFESSION MAY EEASE "LIFER" Man of Murder Another Serves Sentence. PRISONER DENIES GUILT SpadJl to Tbm TngtwapoBs Itan TINCZNKZS. Ind.

Ansost 11 A death bed confession alleged to bare been made by George Pond, ace sixty two, who died In the hospital here recently, nay open prison doors far Jesse Laeas, who was conrlcted of murder and sentenced for lite at Mt. HL. tn 1909. for slaying Clyde Shcwalter, of that city. Pond, a ctujAln of Ehowalter, was not even suspected of the crime, and Locas, then age eighteen, was arrested on suspicion and conrlcted on what the coroner in the case said was purely clif.innntantlal evidence that did not eren point to Tares, Ehowalter.

stock buyer in lit. Car pel. sold a drore cd hogs. That Right i he disappeared and' started that he had been kSled on the "eomaoni." About six months later the body was found partly burled in a sand bar on the Indiana side of the wabasa river where receding high water had washed mto new. Lucas had been In jail tor weeks and "the finding of the body brought wave ctf public feeling over the Pond's confession is said to have told how Ehowalter was enticed out to tno cannei raQroad.

bridge and there killed bv betn itroek thi bead with a hammer, and that Pond cot a DursT and took the bodr to In dlana and threw It Into the Patoka rtver ta a drift. Next night, fearing uo qmcK jmcrmg ox ua Dooy mignt point to him. Pond recovered the body ana Dunea rem a sand bar. IDs confession, made to his and a nrlghhor when he was believed to be dying and while they were praying with htm, revealed more thu one murder. Ee also told bow years ago be bad struck a blacksmith on the bead near lHQtown, The blaex smlth.

a former sheriff, had aided In Pond's conviction there on a liquor law violation and Pond returned and "got even'" by striking frtwi, other crimes also are attributed to Pond. CHZSTEXt. UL. August 31 CAP. Jess Lucas, age fifty, servma a Kf terra In Menard Prison for the slaymg of Clyde Ehowalter.

of UL Cum TjL. October 19. I90d, reiterated bis innocence when told that Oeorge Pond, farmer of New Decker. Ind. aCegjedcoressed the slaying" before his death.

I have always said I was not Lueas said. know iwt I was TramedV" LEGISLATIVE AID ASKED BY F. W. COMMAHDER Teterans te. Sappert Only Lawmakers VeUnx for Belief, Says Wolman Hine Warns of Cost.

KANSAS CITY, August 31 CAP.) Paul Wolman. commander in chief of the Teterans of Foreign Wars, called on the nation lawmakers today, to support legislation "designed to aid former service men and their Th eeoaunder, a Baltimore lawyer, spoke at the formal opening of busmess sessions of the national encampment of the organization here. i "Our legislative Broeram." he said. "will continue its efforts tn behalf of our comrades, seeking 'adequate hospitalization and domlcflary care for those who are physically need of proper care and treatment "we are in no way connected with any political party and. as an organisation of vetems.

we propose to stand behind any lawmaker who helps to patter the concrtinns of the veteran and we wish to do our utmost to defeat at the polls any office seeker who ignores the needs or plans to oppose legislation for alleviation of the disabled service man and his dependents' i 'V Veterans organtsatlons were called on by Frank Hlnea. administrator of veterans affairs, to ask the congress for no more veterans' legislation until they have studied and determined the utlmsto cost of relief acts on the law books. i Hines said he believes tt vitally necessary for the veterans organizations to give the whole subject careful study. He noted that the government's annual outlay for benefits to forme service men amounts to about and stressed what he termed the "Inevitable of all forma of veterans aid toward Increase above the first expectations. Uln the meantime, he said, the principal need of veterans Is more Jobs.

He explained the bureau is working with the labor department toward this end. It is far more cenductve to a man's self respect, far more tn keeping with our American traditlona of independenos of the individual and of the nation." said Bines, to give him an opportunity to earn his own way than merely to provide some form of payment which he has not had the privilege of esrninsV esBaeBSSBesBeB9easeeHeseBcMS H. J. PITSEM BERGER DIES Sites Taesday for Fermer Resident ef Indianapolis, Final rites for Harry J. Pltsenberger.

ae thirty two, who died Saturday at Dubuque, law will be held at 9 a. m. Tuesday at S3. Peter and Paul cathedral. Burial wm be ta Holy Cross cemetery.

Mr. Pltsenberger. who lived in Indianapolis until about three years ago, had been ill tor several years. lie went to Dubuque from Indianapolis. He waa a graduata of St.

Anthonys parochial school and Arsenal Terhnl cal High SchooL His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Pltsenberger. 312T Kenwood avenue; two Claude.

IndlanspoUS. and EarL Louisvllla. 2Cy and a sister. Miss Vera Pltsenberger, Indianapolis. ARTH UR E.

LATTA DIES Funeral Serrieee Teeaday for Street Employe. Arthur 2V Letts, are fifty nine, an employe of the indtsnanolis Street Kauway company, cued sunoay at his home. 2330 North Talbot street. Funeral services win be held Tuesday at 3 p. m.

at the home. Burial win be in Crown H22 cemetery. Mr. Latta was born in MooresvEle and came to Indianapolis in 1913. Ha had been tn the employ of the SSeet Railway Company eighteen years He was a member of the Moorm vizia M.X.

church, ana the Knignts ox Pythias lodge. sumvtis are the wnow. asrs. trr Latta; three sons. J.

Lstta, Cleve land and Lawrence and Theodore Lstts. mdlanapnUs. and a daughter, Mrs. Hare! Nminatly. Indianapolis.

UFELOHG flATIVE BURIED 3Xra E. Tacke Active tn Work of rmmazmel Eeformed Church. Funeral sen lees for Mrs Carrie Emmlcfc Tacke. age fifty eight. 213X Madison avenue, were held Monday at the Immanuel Reformed church.

Burial was la Wsshtngtcn Park cemetery. Mrs. Tacke. a Cfelons resident of Ja dlanapons, died Friday ta the Meth oCzt Haspital after aa Cness cf seven ccnths. She had Cved at the Madl scn avenue address the last forty MSA was acm ta TZX Pf ImmanueL church.

Snrvivors are the husband. Christian W. Tacke; three sons, Oeorge Alfred H. and WU bert E. Tacke: three sisters.

Mrs. Prank Altmann. Mrs. William P. Losche and Mrs, Ernest Sennits; a brother.

Oeorge Emmirk. and i two grandchildren. 1 JESSE E. CAM DIES fanner Inflfsnapolla Man Was Beat dent of Les Angelea. Word of the death of Jesse Cam, se fifty four, former resident of Indianapolis, in Los Angf.lna Saturday, baa been received by TndlanapoTls relatives.

Funeral services and burial will be held In Los Angeles. Mr. Cain was born In Newcastle, the eon of Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge H. Cam.

Els father was active In politics and waa county at one time. In addition to holding several other offices. Jesse E. Catn came to Indianapolis when be waa about twenty two years old and attended a business college. and later entered the theatrical business and sang in nrrcriral comedies.

He later entered the employ of Cmett As Peahody, haberdashery distributors tn Chicago, and became sales manager tor the mldwestern area. He withdrew from this position and became the owner cf a woodworking' 00 of kMD Ote mkmimw away xm Wal i 7 and wire factory at Padueab, Er and retired from active business June 15, going to Los Angeles. He married Miss Jane Griffith, Baltimore, about eighteen years ago. The widow; a son. Oeorge Cain, age sixteen.

Los Angeles; three brothers. Prank M. Cam and Arthur C. Cam, Tnrtlanspohs. and Bert Cam, Gary, and a sister, Mrs.

Oeorge K. Rogers, Indianapolis, are the survivors. Democrats Meet at Bswnffle, (gpocUl to Tb tedlMepolts Kevel BOONVXLTJS. IhL. August 31 at Frank Meyr.

Jr secretary of state, and some of his offldal attaches were headUners at a meeting' here Saturday. Besides Mayr. those on the program were James Carpenter. CounersvCle, head of the state automobile division: Arthur Small wood. Oolitic an Inspector the au tomobile division, and Leonard Ashley.

BoonvUle who called the meeting to order. Arrongementa for the gathering' were made by Frank Boonvma. wno is tne ec retary of state's omce. Now lie only smites The healing powers of Resi To School An Tfm eeeerate alarm dock artth eickaleS er $1 Book Style Compact. 70 BmarUy styled double compact.

01 25 llcniola Health DtiUdcr l(3HKy may $1.00 Kurlash For Curlina Eyelashes 89 50c Henna Reslnol I Ointment snake it particularly effective. These Prices for Indianapolis' Stores Only for sunburn. It removes the soreness and reduce the ettffnees and swelllns quickly, that In the briefest time the skin become cool and comfortable again. At all druuists. Wktteteel 'Back to: School Aam Correct Time With This Wrist Watch A X1UT Tafvreon watch for the eeaooibov.

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19o 35c Scholl's Foot Balm. $1.00 Nixoderm for Toe Itch. Bauer Black 35c Calodde Compound 29c 35c Aliens Foot 29c 50c CoIene Foot Creme 37o $1.00 Outgro for Ingrown Nails 35c Scholl's ino Pads. 35c Freezone Corn Remedy. 50e Colgate's or Molle Shaving Gream 33c ii 5 N.

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