Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 81, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1920 — Page 11

RESIGNS FROM COLLEGE WORK Trustee and Endowment Committeeman of Earl ham Fifty-Five Years.

Special to- The Times. RICHMOND, Ind., Aug.-T3.—Ttmsthy Nicholson has requested the Indiana yearly meeting of Friends to release him from membership on the endowment and trust’fund committee of Earlham college. after a contindhus service of fiftyfire years. For forty-nine years Mr. Nicholson served as trustee of Earlham and for six years has been a member of the endowment committee. Benjamin Johnson of Richmond will be appointed to fill the vacancy. In order that a fitting observation of centennial year of the Indiana yearly meeting may be observed at the 1921 meeting, one day will be set aside for the celebration of the anniversary. The morning will be devoted to addresses and tbe reading of historical documents bearing on the organization, and in the afternoon an historical pageant will depict the progressive steps of the society’s achievements during the century. An exhibit of documents and other relics having a particular bearing on the early days of the society will be arranged for, and a history is to be prepared during the year and published for distribution at the 1921 session.

The “Second Round” of Idodmp When we published the news of our first Summer Sale of Blankets a year or so ago, people were astonished. It was very unusual but peopie soon saw the reason for it and they came and took l|l|rnj advantage of the savings. Now this special service has been so well established that people have been inquiring when it would start this year. For the Benefit of Those Who Did Not Get in Friday A. M. We Will Hold the Second Round Tomorrow At least five hundred pairs included in this sale. All colors and color combinations. IT’S EASY TO PAY THE PEOPLE’S WAY. ft • 1 ------- — ft--. r c -- - •— ~ *~ : ~■ - , i 1 * -Expanding Link s*n./ Five-Piece DinBracelet Watches Oolden Hot ing Suite have a splen- well finished in your choice of golden or fumed did jewel movement and guaranteed gold filled oak. Speciaf Saturday—case. Watch may be detached and worn on rib- 1 y H r> bon or chain, as desired. Special Saturday— (JJ" SIC S rto fiWBWv Easy Pa y the Peoples Way. IT'S EASY TO PAY THE PEOPLE’S WAY. - .jr.J'* ‘|||L Regular $75.00 Size CLUB ROCKERS fBBSjk PHONOGRAPHS Big i ' B^ orta , ble . ®7? r - f\ • Jf M. (Slightly Used) -- — stuffed club rockers will be >-I w* w- * / the center of great attrac- A Golden Hot-Blast will A _V.^ tmn tomorrow. Strongly R ■ HUjiy burn any kind of coal ever Vs built for long wear and up- j * W dug out of the ground, and “■ *** • m *** l - iJIMpItIiPT' 11 burn it so completely that Come in tomorrow while you HJIIIIIi I ish leather., Special Satur- VWljKn V none of it goes up the can still buy dandy little fnu& \r fen chimney as smoke. used phonographs at this sen- ' $1 OAO I Think What Thai ; tiMl priM. Only a few left. Comft narly. 1 U,70 ®4l "* l sF Meant to You Mr. Coal *“>' *° Pay ,h “ peop ”'* w ** It'* Easy to Pay the People*. Way. Buyeri You can buy the cheapest ua M Jk HP TT ¥ ¥k.T V-* w T O ' coal you can get and be as- !j\/| /\ I 0 | |X| f I I( . # eured of a cozy, warm homo AWi-T - *. M JL SL A V-* W Thirty-One Piece Dinner Set s P cc,al Advance size 9 ft. t>y n ft. 8 ins. Os a quaUty seldom seen at this price, $4.98. . tgi-i , i |i-~ r<r i-tg A well made, aerriettNot a cheap unserviceable product, but a good grade American 3) E" Ok C A “ J UL-J able matting me? with ware. The kind of a set that will stand hard and long wear. K|| ~MTU a Die matting nig WHO I -nfrffiirV 1 Beautifully decorated in Vli/iUV -4- f art border, at a 1 dainty conventional design. . , . ~ <wmi- ridiculous figure. Spe--1 A top-notch value at— will hold one f ical Saturday—s49B If. E..yo Pay the P.op,.*. IT’S EASY TO PA V THE PEOPLE'S WAY. _ji; ’ It’a Easy to Pay the People’s Way.

PUSS IN BOOTS JR.

' Now In the story before this I left off Just as Pass Junior knocked, upon tbe gate of a stately castle. Well, after he had knocked three times it wag opened and the porter 6ald: “What do you wish, Sir Cat?” for when he saw the golden feather in our little traveller's cap, he thought Puss was of royal blood. “I am seeking adventure,” replied Puss Junior. “Is the lord of this castle wltihin?” “He is Indeed,” replied the porter, “but at the moment he, is mnch disturbed,” and then, all of a 6udden, the lord himself appeared. “Another of my golden apples has been stolen,'’ he cried, and then he looked at Puss. “Well, I a’m glad I have only lust arrived,” said Puss with a grin, “otherwise you might think I was the thief.” “No, Indeed,” said the lord of the castle, “I should never have thought that. But, come with ms to my orchard, and I will show you my wonderful golden apples.” “I once saw a tree that boro silver fruit,” said Puss as he followed the lord of the castle. “Do you remember the tree I,ittle-Two-eyes had?” But the lord of tlie castle was so intent upon counting ‘the golden apples that he did not reply. So Puss did r.oi repeat his question, but walked under one of the trees, and wxiuld you believe if, an apple on a low hanging bough fell off and stuck on the golden feather in Puss Junior's cap. And when the lord of the castle saw this he was so surprised that he <Ud not know what to do.

By DAVID CORY.

And then Puss said to him: “My lord, let me watch in your orchard tonight and maybe I will find who It la that steals your golden fruit.” So when evening came Puss seated himself In a dark corner and waited, and by and by, f when the moon was

“Stop, Stop!” Cried Puss. Jr., Waving the Bolden Feather.

full and the sky bright with sters, he heard a fitter of wings, and a beautiful sliver-feathered bird flew Into a tree and plucked off a golden apple. “Stop I Stop!” cried Puss, and he waved the golden feather which he had taken from his cap, and when the sli-

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ver bird saw that golden feather, and it shone like a fame, It was so dazzling she dropped the golden apple. And then the sank to the ground, for her wings would not carry her farther. “Do not kill me. Sir Cat,” she cried. “Your golden feather burns like fire. I will promise to steal no more apples.” “Will you bring back tbe one you stole last night,” asked Puss, and tbe bird replied: "Surely I will, if you take away your golden feather, for It blinds my eyes.” So Puss hid his feather under his coat and pretty soon the silver bird flew away and by and by she returned bringing in her beak the stolen apple. And In the next story yon shall hear what the lord of the castle did for Puss.— Copyright, 1920. (To Be Continued.)

HOROSCOPE “The stars Incline, but do not compel.”

SATURDAY, AUG. 14, 1920. This is an uncertain day, according to astrology. While Venus Is in benefle aspect, the Sun, Saturn and Uranus are adverse. The seers predict that there Is a menacing influence that seems to threaten the high ambitious of women, who may be deceived Into the appearance of achieving reforms never accomplished. During the coming weeks there may be many violations of law that will be condoned, but sever* rockonlng Is indicated for all who evade their civic duty. Again Increase of crime Is foreshadowed and It would seem that robbery Is encouraged by the rule of the stars that

is believed to Increase covetousness and greed. A teacher who will gain a large following Is prophesied as one sent to point the way to national advancement. - Japan comes under a planetary sway making for benefits of various sorts from this country. Persons whose birthdate it Is may enter into costly litigation which will be unfortunate. The next year in life may bring many tests of wisdom and common sense. Children born on this day are likely to be restless and fond of change. These subjects of Virgo may meet many vicissitudes, but they will have power to overcome them-

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-MAROTT’SBargain Basement Specials For Friday and Saturday Men’s and Women’s Low Shoes < V ' V Below Manufacturer’s Cost Women’s Three-Eyelet a Southern Ties ae k and brown kid and patent colt uppers, slender' stitched imitation tips, medium we *£>kt soles, leather Louis heels— SALE $ EJ, PER PRICE 0,00 PAIR Women’s Pumps Women’s Whie Women’s Lace # ~. In patent colt and black kid, Canvas Pumps Oxfords hand turned soles and cov- _ . . _ ered Louis heels. Turned soles and Louis cov- Black kid, discontinued lines j sred heels. and samples; sizes 3 to 7. Price . $495 Pair I rice Ifi Per | Sa ! e OR Per Other grades In same style, SS.IS. Sale pu#lU Pair | Price Pair MEN’S ENGLISH OXFORDS In black and mahogany calf; Goodyear welted soles; snappy English styles— SALE $ A Ok per Sc/’xS PRICE TTiJ/O pair MEN’S SAMPLE OXFORDS In black and tan calf —samples and broken V, j lines from onr own stock of high-grade </ 3 shoes; small sizes only. On bargain tables, sale $q aa pER PRICE - PAIR la] Marott’s Shoe Shop ShM 18-20 East Washington Street of Shop Shoes v Btor Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Except Stau relay®—Open Until 9 P. M. V

The wmm CAR of the season No other car, so far as we know, has ever turned so remarkable & record for economy and reliability. ' Our Seven-Day-Indiana Test of 5,452 v miles was certainly remarkable. Add to this the Transcontinental Economy Run, I M better than 27 miles to the gallon of gasoI ■ ■ line. 25,000 miles in Texas with practical- , 1 y no mechanical expense. Four out of m ■ six prizes in the Los Angeles-Yosemite | ® Economy Run. And numberless other All point to the low running cost and unA 1 D a l ar i rA paralleled reliability of this O' rland oaiance with Triplex Springs, which we a_j sell- - ing in either touring or roadster models v on the at $295, and balance on The Gibson Plan. >See this car at our salesrooms—the car GiuSOn Plan that best fills all requirements for business or private use. THE GIBSON COMPANY Capitol Avenue and Michigan Street ’ Bell, Main 232. Auto. 34554 Irvington Salesroom, Ritter Ave. and E. Washington St. Branches at Terre Haute, Vincennes, Lafayette and Muncle, Ind., and at Danville, Illinois.

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