Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1924 — Page 13

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HONOR STUDENTS AT MANUAL HIGH SCHOOLSELECTED Winners of John H, Holliday Department Prizes Also Announced, Students of Manual Training High School having a general average of 57.5 or better for the past six weeks’ work were announced today. Those who receive “special mention’’ for having the highest grades are: George Fink. Edwin Boswell. Edward Buddenbaum Charles Menges. Joseph Adelman, Leslie Brandt, Alfred Granneman. Arthur Fun-ton, Hersil Hadley. Welland. Wilford Masehmeyer, Arthur K asing. John Moore. Durbin Tacoma. Mark Snodgress, Maurice Sheridan, Virginia Thompson, Thelma Tacoma, Alice Burkhart. Helen Adoiay. Josephine Carter, Helen Draper, Irma Taylor. Elsie Ittnc-r. Grace Driftmeyer, Rpth Ormsby, Mabel Shew, Marie Zorn. Frieda Otting. Edna Staub. Mary Evans, Eisie Hell, Mary Hill, Gertrude Bleumel. Roy Kohl, Ralph Tacoma, Herbert Watnpner. Don Menke, Alonzo Martin, Frank Schmedel, Arthur Cleveland. Gustav Dongus, Albert Smith. Robert Wilson. Norbert Sack. Alfred Rafert, Gola Emery. Leßoy Allen, Stanley Rose, Gertrude Helmuth. Elm.i Paul, Irene Bowers. Edith Bullard, Geraldine Newman, Ruth Mabee, Ruth Record, Helen Vennard, Bernice Reineke, Ruth Bullard. Myla Herrmann. Lena Coden, Mary Hart mgs, Eleanor Taylor. Ruth Emigholz. Honorable Mention Students receiving honorable mention: Lydia Tolson. Ella Martindale. Sarah Regenstreig, Ida May Kelsey, Mildred Ringold. Lois Copeland. Paula Meinzen Ruth Sudhrock. Edna Reynolds, Samuel Naugle, Bernice Bush, Bertha Schlanzer, Elizabeth Matthais. Rose Foster. Cecelia Costello. Louise Baokemecti*, Helen K’bcl, Noer. Frederick Oliver. Minnie Kaplan. Yetta Greenspan. Artie May Lethco, Clara Mahr. Blanche Blakely. Martha Thielman. Harold Darnell, Eugene Howard, Hazel Gooch, Florence Foster, Margaret Copley. Glen Eyster. Eleanor Stettler. Dorothy Schaefer, Mildred Floyd. Edna Green, Carl McAllister. Howard Renick, Hazel Meadowe, Mary Robinson, Reba Thomas. Diana Greenspan. Dorothy Kunkle. Elizabeth Lahrman. , Rose Netherton, Lucille Stuertz, Freda Adelman Mabel Hart, Mildred Miller, Charles Barks, Melvin Martin, Ivy Pres t wood. Charles Foster. Joseph Farmer, William Pier Pont. _ Louise Link. Alice Dickey, Wilma Gage, Irene Newell. Marcella Brane, Joseph Kiovsky. Herbert Pasch. Virginia Wilmington, Helen Myers, Edith McLeod. Vera Zimmerman Fay Gurvitz. Caroline Hummel, Lavonn Haymond. Lydia Doty, Olive Roberts, Eleanor Hansen. Orville Lee. Eva Shields, Babette De Motte, Sarah Yohler, Augusta Zijc, Susie Taylor. Harold Suese, Sarah Alpert. Fern Lyster. Sidney Gemstein. Cleo Emery. William Frantzreb. Irma Frantzreb, Clara Moehlman, Louise Pattman, Helen Johnson. Harriet Barkalow. Louie Brandt, Dorothy Hoyt. Katheryn Morris. Lenora Muliinlx, Catherine Smith. Bertha Haynes. Florence Hughes, Mary Shepherd. Isadora Sack off

More Hard Workers Bessie Sellers, Sophia Kot, Marie Schlen-■-ker., Gladys Emerich, Margaret Cornell Irene Rottkamp. Norma Dragoo, Clarence Schortemeier. ■ F ; orence Talkington. Nadine Peltier. Mary Speer. Glacie Robb, Frieda Harmtning Viola Heiny. Florence Gunneraan. Hilda Reimer. Vernon Cristee, Louise Brunner. Wilma Meyer. Annamae Midkifl. i Florence Lang. Edith B*>wn. Marie Borgman, Mane Fehr, Mildred Dunn, Emery Fields. Marjorie Coy. Mary Russell, Ruth Shanks, Nellie Modliu, Doily May, Mary : Ott. Mildred Crone. Lucille Weaning, Mary Hummel, Grace Baldock. Ruth Seele. Catherine Davern, i Helen Dongus Mabel Mills. Jennie Grenard, ; Ada Cummings, Bertha Hertz. Emma Wetland. Helen Tamplin. Lena Cocco. Robert Coghill. Helen Baumgart. Leona Rugensteln. j Fritz SchDepf, Harry Fog'e. Ruth Mathews. Gladys Norman. Lena Fortney. Olga Bonke, | Mildred Goucher. Margaret Black. Edgar i Roehm. James Reynolds. Bessie Rundberg. Marie Strieblen. Ruth Sexson. Margaret Wade. Kathryn Canisius. Isabelle Robinson. Alma Baumann. June Harmon. Leona Highstreet. Roberta Lamb. Dorothy Leonard. Minnie Harris. Helen Ridout, Yetta Goldstein. Eugenia Nichols. Thelman Borgman, John Herrman. Fran<is Manion. Cleora Robertson. Mariam Wit, Thelma Harding. Florence Wilkens. Harold Jordan. Edward Kombroke, Viola Jones. Euzabeth Pottage, Lillie Jenkins. Lillian Joseph. Alton Jacobs. Roland Kyle. Wlnt Burres Luciel Draeger. Dorothea Kluger. Mildred Heckman. Mary Stewart. Frieda Grossman, Ida Lurie, Bertha Geer, Hazel Milan. Violet Jones, Leo K’ausner. A'win Iverson. Charles Coffee. Louise Engeiking. Evelyn Kraot. Cora Stierwait. Holliday Prizes Awarded Ella May McMillan. Cornelia Packer. Clarabelle Myers. Janet Stone. Myrtle Homing- John Scott. Robert Thompscn. Vance McCal'ister, Jack Thatcher, George Anderon. R;.lph Fink. Naomi Thomas. Mary Christian. Annie Gill. Frances Kunkle. Ik-nine Hughes. Florence Huezner, Elizabeth Miller, Taylor Roberts. Aima Wenidng. Lilly Burris. Beulah Bailey. Vivian Short. OUie Lucas. Grace Bush. Mildred Wessel. Rose Einstandig. Jennie Rose. Hilda Rabb. Lester Cunningham. Otto Fisher. Lawrence Bauer, Dora Waiss, Harry Beniamin. Leon Levi. Morris Hughes. Ema Hartman, Florena Head. Helen Barry. March a Deo. Sylvia Golas. Helen Ernsting. Bonnie Chambers. Harry King. Floyd Elliott. Ernest Schuster Dorothy Stewart, Norman Koepper. Jacob Axelrod. Thomas Bernhardt. Anna Levinsky, Alma Kutzner, Marguerite Young. Paul Lohse, Leonard Harrison. Edward Paul, Delbert Meyer Walter Gloger. Bon Wides. Leonard Brandt, Marcella Gioe. John H. Holliday, foundation de--1 artment prize winners: CLOTHING —Eleanor Taylor, Rose Netherton, Mary Sheperd. Esther Haverk&mp, Luci'e Draeger, Lucille Sterchi. Lillian Burnett, Gladys Emrich. Esther Hilgemeyer, Mary Russell. ENGLISH—EIsie Hell. Claude Cash. FOOD BTUDY, HOME NTTSING. HOME MANAGEMENT—Martha Johnson. Alice Burkhart, Alma Bauman. Ella Mae McMillan, Kettle Coleman, Violet Jacobsen, Hildesarde Kluger Artie Mae Lethco. HISTORY—EIma Paul. Ivey Prestwood. Bernice Relnecke, Florence Hughes, Albert Smith. Josephine Carter. Albion Hardin. Hazel Gooch. Virginia Thomas, Leslie Brandt. Mark Snodgress. Marguerite Baker, Ruth Record. Elsie Hell, Olive Roberts, Charles Menges. Grace Driftmeyer, Ruth Sexston. Alfred Rafert, Vera Zimmerman, Minnie Kaplan. Other Awards MATHEMATIC —Irma Frantzreb, Mary Shake!, Mary Hasting, John Herman, Ruth Mabee. Edith Bullara, Herbert Wampner. PHYSICAL TRAING —Gordon Leonard. Honorable Mention—William Woerner. Samuel Friedman. Taylor Roberts. SHOP AND MECHANICAL DRAWING— Robert Leerkamp, Albion Hardin. ART—Lawrence Bauer, Pauline Norton, Tony Masarachia. Hardee Kord Myla Hermann. Vernon Christee. Elia May McMillan, Margaret Cornell, Bernice Reinecke. SCIENCE—Minnie Harris. Rnth Ormsby, Minnie Kaplon. Dorothy Kritsch, Kathryn Scop that cough right now— YOU can often prevent serious complications by giving Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey at once. Dr. Bell's loosens hard-packed phlegm, soothes inflamed tissues and restores normal breathing. Made of just the medicines that up-to-date doctors recommend — combined with the old-time favorite, pine-tar honey. Children like its pleasant taste. AU druggists. Be sure to get the genuine. DR. BELL’S Pine-Tar Honey

Young. Gertrude Shannon. Gertrude Bleumel, Kathryn Canisius. Fay Gurvitz. Mae Lethco, Edith Clark, Louise Engeiking. Clara Craft, Wilbur Holle, Glenn Boyd, Virginia Thompson. Thelma Taeonma, Edna Staub. Lester Noerr. Ema Hartmann. Dorothy Rosebrook, George Lloyd. Edith Bullard. Virginia Wilmington, Olga Bonke. Irene Bowers. Mary Hill. Vance MeCalllster. Ruth Sexson. Harold Blair. Gordon Leonard. Russell Moore, James Mitchell, Hersil Hadley. Mary Hastings, Helen Adoiay. Elsie Ittner, Harry Miller, Grace Driftir.eyer. Babette Demotte. Florence Huebner. Margaret Wade. Vera Zimmerman. Bessie Sellers, Ediht Brown. Roy Kohl, Lawrence Condrey. Ella McMillan. Thelma Borgman. Dorothy Stewart, Fred Oliver. Arthur Cleveland, Albert Smith. Helen Draper. Diana Greenspan. Marie Strieblen, Mildren Wessel, Marie Zorn. Ruth Emigholz. Lena Fortney, Glen Harmeson. Joseph Kiovsky, John Scott, Herbert Wampner, Alonzo Martin, Chester Newman. Edgar Roehm. Ruth Mabee, Katherine Morris. Lenora Mullinix, Stanley Rose, John Herrman. Naomi Liesman, Byron Lee] Leon Levi, Lucille Morris, John Perry. Lena Cohen, Leo Bures. Mary Hill, Eva Shields. Mattie Pedigo, Harry Pugh, Glenn Eyster. Paul Loss. Fay Keno.ver. George Fink, Don Menke. Cleo Emery. William Pier Pont, Evelyn Kroot, Maurice Sheridan. MILITARY —Paul Kohn, Roy Coller, Vernon Cristee. Wilfred Rafert.

Radio Programs Saturday C Idcago—K Y\V (Central, 636) 11:86 A. M.—Table Talk. 6:50 P. M. —Children’s bedtime story- < to 7:30 P. M.—Dinner concert. 8 to 8:58 P. M. —Musical program. 10 P. M. to 2 A. M. —Midnight Revue. Schenectady, N. Y.—WGY (Eastern, 380 9:30 P. M.—Dance music. Louisville, Ky.—\VHAS (Central, 400) 4 to 5 P. M.—Orchestra, 7:30 to 9 P. M.—Musical program. Davenport, lowa,—WOO (Central, 484) 12 M.—Chimes. 3:30 P. M.—“ Science and Transfusion of Blood.” 5:45 P. M. —Chimes. 6:30 P. M. —Sandman’s Visit. 9 P. M. —Orchestra and baritone solo. Detroit, Mich.—WVVJ (Eastern, 517) 9:80 A. M. —“Tonight’s Dinner.” 3 P. M.—Orchestra. HAWKINS RECEIVER ASKED Charges I-oan Society Made False Financial Statements. By Times Special RICHMOND. Ind., Eeb. I—Suit for appointment of a receiver for the Richmond Welfare Society has been filed In Circuit Court here. The society was organized by the Hawkins Mortgage Company of Portland. Ind., and the plaintiffs claim the Hawkins officials made false statements as to the financial con dlUon of the local society. /

CIVIL WAR VET BURIED Aged Resident of Hamilton Was Father of Indianapolis Realtor. By Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Feb. I. John P. Jessup, &*7'Civil War veteran, was buried in this city today. He was the oldest native resident of Hamilton County. Children surviving: Orin Jessup, president of the Jessup Real Estate Company of Indianapolis: William Jessup of Sheridan, Marvin Jessup and Mrs. Clarence Pickett of this city, Fred Jessup of Home Place and Mrs. Dottle Bates of Carterville, lowa.

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2 o d n a l? SPECIAL SALE! 2 o d n a l y v s Wornen’s Footwear OXFORDS ~ I STRAPS Black Calf oxfords, low and mili- Black Sa tin, Patent Leather, Brown Calf “T: $1.00 Black Calf and Suede CornPatent Leather bination, Log Cabin Suede 1 IS East Ohio Street

‘RADICALISM A CURSE’ Judge James A. Collins Speaks at Reception for “Newo Americans.” Radicalism is a curse to the country, a threat against the AmericanGovernment and good sound Americanism should be the creed of every naturalized citizen, Judge Jam -s A. Collins, declared at a reception for newly naturalized citizens at the Chamber of Commerce, Thursday night. Alvah J. Rucker, former prosecuting attorney, said, “As new citizens of the United States you have had anew

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RADIO SOLDERING IRONS An Iron for Every Purpose, . . $2.50—53.00—53.50 All Radiotron Vacuum Tubes $5.00 Thordarson Push and Pull Transformers, a et.f>lo.so Sockets 25c | Rheostats 40c SATISFACTORY SERVICE ON KEF AIK WORK Kjri seCon n ell Qi 33 ". -T OHIO -T CIBIXK

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birth of freedom in swearing allegiance to the Stars and Stripes. That Is the greatest gift of man.” POSSES HUNT LOST MAN Bloomington Resident Missing Three Days; May Have Drowned. By United Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Feb. I. Posses of citizens searched the stone quarry district of Monroe County today for OrVille Skidmore, missing from his home here for three days. Skidmore had been suffering from a mental disorder.

Extra fK ng -Sfesar V™™?” Purchase* Special | i T* ** <9 Held s 1M 0 W MAMS -f sale THE BLUEBIRD STORE Desired 237-241 E. WASHINGTON STREET February Sale! Now comes the crowning event of the year, the event anxiously awaited by every pursewise lr me maker of Indianapolis and vicinity. Beginning tomorrow and throughout the month, you can have ai /■ piece or any suite of furniture in our store at one-fourth to one-half less than it is worth. Cash or Term ,—just suit your own convenience. Be wise, make your selections early while assortments are at their peak. We’ll hold your purchase for later delivery if desired

Don’t Fail to See NORMAN’S New 1924 Three-Room Outfits At *195 CASH OR CREDIT. Florence Oil Stoves for Less By special arrangement wo are permitted to offer you a number of sample Florence Oil Stoves used in demonstrating, good as new at onefourth off the established factory price. CABH OR CREDIT Florence htov tm arp price at all stortw, hut Norman gives you a set of Bluebird Dlahee without any extra cost. Electric Curling Irons 79c Electric Curling Iron, complete with cord and plug. Guaranteed for two years. Regular $1.50. Beautiful Floor Lamps T 5.75 Rose, taupe, blue or mulberry shades, complete with mahogany finished base. Should be seen In order to be fully appreciated. CASH OB CREDIT. Get a Set of llluoblrd Ilbhra Without Extra Coot. 9x12 Cottage Brussels Rugs J 26.75 Last week we received a large shipment of 9x12 Brussels, which are placed on sale Saturday for Only $26.75. Regular $38.50 values. 9x12 Axminsters $49,85 9x12 Grass $12.75 27-in. Axminster $3.25 36-in. Axminsters $4.15 CASH OR CREDIT Get a Set of Bluebird Dishes Without Extra Coat.

You Don’t Need the Cash in Order to Share in These Economies—Norman’s Will Trust You

: _ ml p * Purchase of M. Over CASH OR CREDIT Fine Three-Piece Living Room Suites, 5 149 Big, handsome, well made suites consisting of luxurious davenport, chair and rocker, upholstered in good grade Aft velour. A suite to delight any one. Sale price $ ITli/.Uv Other fine Velour Suites at $169 to $l9B Genuine Mohair Suites at $l9B to $298 CASH OR CREDIT Get Sot of Bluebird Dlahes W ithout Extra Coat. Nine-Piece Walnut Dining Room Suites, *9B See these wonderful dining room suites made of choice American walnut, with roomy buffet, oblong table, arm chair and five side chairs, that we are offering during COC ftft this sale at China cabinet to match if desired at $35.00 Other suites up to $250.00 CASH OR CREDIT Get Set of Bluebird Dlahea Without Extra Coat. Four-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suites at J 9B Plain walnut or two tone finish; most desirable period styles; well constructed, consisting of good size dresser, chiffonier, toilet table and bed. Entire suite (KftQ Cft only Jpi/O.OU Other Suites at $129.00, $159.00 and up to $250.00. CASH OR CREDIT Get Set of Bluebird Dishes Without Extra Cost. Three-Piece Daveno Suites, Now *37-1 These fine Daveno Suites serve by day and by night—handsome new 1924 designs. Choice of oak or mahogany finish. Three pieces during this big sale $37 §5 Many other fine Daveno Suites at $79.86, $98.25 and up to $149.00. CASH OR CREDIT tret ft Set of BlueblrH DUhe* Without Extra Cost.

Hear This Wonderful Normanola Phonograph Offered During This Sale At J59.85 si’ f3 B 1 1 1 MMmm I This machine plays all disc reoi ords, finished in the oak or mahogany finish $59.85 CASH OR CREDIT.. Get a Set of Bluebird Di>he Without Extra Cost. *0 COLUMBIA RECORDS Given Away With Each Maehlne During This Sale. Brass Bed Outfit De Luxe *49.85 This is one of the greatest bargains we have ever offered. Consists of massive brass bed, Simmons allmetal spring and 45-Ib. Simmons cotton mattress. We have a limited number of this outfit We advise your coming in at once. CASH OR CREDIT Get a Set of Bluebird Dishes Without Extra Cost Mahogany Davenport Tables *18.75 We were fortunate enough to secure a number of these fine tables at a price concession that enables us to pass them on to you at big savings. 60-incb, mahogany or walnut finished. CASH OR CREDIT.. Get a Set of Bluebird Dishes Without Extra Cost. Simmons Metal Bed, Only *5.85 2-Inch continuous post metal bed in white or Vernis Martin finish—-one-half or full size—made by the famous Simmons Bed Cos. CASH OR CREDIT Get a Set of Bluebird Dishes \ Without Extra Coat.

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