Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1925 — Page 7

FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925

SOPHOMORE GiRL LEADS ‘TOP TEN’ •AT MANUAL HIGH Miss Laura Meyer Received A-Plus Average of 97,5, Miss Laura Meyer, a sophomore, received highest grades at Manual Training High School for the first marking period of the semester, leading the "top t*n," the sixty leading students, with a perfect A-plus average of 97.5. John Herrmann, "lop ten" leader o* last semester, and Miss Betty Ztntel closely follow her with a 96.5 average. The "top ten" list follows: Red House: Neuton Ch'n. Paul Lotas. Durbin Tacoma, Harold Lues*<v-. GOIa Emery. Raymond Bre/ieman. Roland Kyle. Leonard Nolle. Herbert Hirfins. Harold Sturehi. Delbert Meyer. Harold Totton. Ji rank Rose.. William Mendelt, Harry Hobbs, Betty 7!ntel. Marian Fisher. Roso Netherton. Maurine Heckman. Julia Miller. OeraJdine Newman. Marie Shanks. Margaret Black. Lois Hope Holliman. Lorn a Swlckheimer, Thelma Brazeltou. Hermlne E: nsttne. Hazel Newell, Mary Hunt. Dorothea Klurer. White House: John Hermann. George Fink, Don Menke. Arthur Fui e'en. Walter Gloger. Gustave Dongus. Edward Buddenbaurn, Edward Paul. Robert iVUson. Carl Burres, Forreet Beeson. Norr.tan Koepper. Walter Burzlaff. Melvin M-.rtin. Clarence <Jaeiar, Joe Risley. Laura Meyer, Gertrude Helmuth. Rose Ida Foster. MarIrlte Younp, Vivian Short. Thelma Tala. Louise Saoknia, Mary Lewla. Helen bard. Ruth Seele, Mabel Bhew. Claska f Nadine Ppltier, A tin am ae Midklft, th Brown. 210 on Honor Roll Two hundred and ten students also made the honor roll, having the required average of 87.5. One hundred and ten axe In the, Red House and 100 In the White. They are: Red House: Francis Blemer. Mary Hummel, Harriett Bark alow, Rose EmstaudJX. Alice Dickey. Josephine Carter. Jennie Grenard, Crystal Douglas. Bertha Hart*, Bertha Haynes Catherine Dsvern. Constance Davy. Andrew Ramsey. Verlln Littlejohn, Paul Vollrath, James Sanford. Alfred Belles. William Krantzreb, Edwin Boswell, John Clayton. Leslie Hall, Alfred GrannenLan. Everett, Moore. Earl Burger. Robert Coghill. Jack Turner. Frieda Draeger. Ina Harrison. Ruby Dunham. Lewis Moore, Lena Fortney. Miriam Wit. Mary Evans. Mildred Heckman. Sarah AJex. Marjorie Co.v. Elizabeth Fish. Mildred Summers. Elizabeth Miller. Janet Stone. Mary M. Fogarty Anna Levineky. Dorothy Covcrdili. Doris Paul. Lucille Pattersou. Eva Burton. Opal Hassenzald. Mabel Tate. Bertha Thorp Athena Starr Dorothy Berry. Mildred Coepper. Anne Dubln, Lena Loeuaky. Ruth Turner. Virginia Miles. Berthelaa Ely, Fay Keno/er, Elma Paul, Helen Johnson. Hazel Meadows. Lenora MiUlnix. Mabel Mills. Katlv sryn Morris! Albert Loo. Kathleen Jones. Naomi Young. Dora Hastings. Mary Hg>ness. Madge Kretch. Helnia Kahn. Ap.ia Lepple, Mildred Hill. Irleen Horner. Lillian Isaac. Vannell Hodapp. Sanford Ramsey. Abe Miller, Elizabeth RanclifT. Estella Plummer. Dorothy Rosenieyer. I>outse Starkey. Sophia Portnov, Ruth Myers, EVelyn Massey. Hugh Reed, Kosene Poliiu Verloe Paul. Aldsn Wilktng. Gretchen Zorn. Catherine Surber. Katherine Rhoades. Ruth Pollett, Esther Roth. Pattie Shirley Esther Silverman. Irtna Schultz. Irene Singer. Irma Schakel. Margaret Stoiber. tOO 111 White House DVhite House: Arthur Brulin, Oliver Blake, Whuanlta Beach, Ire Balter, Augusta Zix. Margaret Cornell, Mary Sneer. ■Noadas Bostio, Minnie Bluestein. Marie Aebker. Lmrfla Barkalow, Cecelia. Cosieuio. Mildred Floyd. Helen Brake, Bertha Geer, Wilma Arnold. Marcella Brane, Cleora Robertson. Marguerite Bake, Lillian Burnett. Florence Huebner. Mary Russell. Lois Entwlatle., Lucile Whiteford. Helen Rtlluig. IJmmsln Hesholraan Norma Dragoo. Pauline Ina Cornell, Sarah Bookatrnau. Harris, Soliie Gernstein. Roy Gift, Elizabeth Miller. Helen Ann Metzler. Rudolf Pflster. Arm on Rles. Virginia Burks. Erma Corey, Veneda Deane. Enid Luc*. Edith ©orensteln, Sarah Goldstein Richard Fechtman. Richard Fogarty. Maenell Hamlin. Margaret Orenat. Gladys Herr, ftidcey Bellgman. Frank Ballmann. Leslie Brandt, Roy Kohl, Wilbert Koch. Harry Ttenjamin Lela Walton. LIU Ward, Ward Storm. Edna Kircl, Roselean Klaz. Lola Johnson,, Maida Juptn. Sarah Klammer. Irene Lucas *:> ter Foster, Irvan Frye. James Peroetr ~ Donald Hart, laiuise Bchnepf. Irene Sanders. Paula Meinzen. Clara Moehlman. Irene Newell. Elizabeth Matthias. Mildred McDaniel. Mattie Pedigo. Elizabeth Minton, Louise Bauman, Vera Pcpcheff. Blanche S'lllabowe. Leone Tacoma Pauline West. Helen Winkler. Marie Vick. Katherine Tennhnt. Josephine Vind. Wilma Yates. Maty Stewart. Irma Tavlor. Dorothy Wright, Alma Wallman. Dorothy Weir. Mdry Schakel. Frieda Ottinr, Dorothy Hi). Hazel Gooch. Martha McCoy. Elizabeth R'ce Frieda Adelman. Doiothv Dinninger. Mary Childers. Florence Hughes, Elizabeth Lahrman. Bernice Reinecke. Ollie Lucas. Ruth Dixon. William Templemeyer, Lydia Tolson. Eleanor Stettler, Alrpa Teifert, Jennie Rose.

New Refrigeration . j MONTREAL, March IS.—The use j of carbon dioxide gas refrigeration instead of ice has bceff found very successful in the transportation of i fish, A consignment of 15,000 pounds arrived here from Halifax, free from odor and with the natural color unchanged. ' Efficient Constable LONDON. March 13.—T0 assist j police in other towns in hunting for I an escaped criminal, London police | circulated six photograph! of the men, taken In various positions. A few days later they received this teluaun from a constable of a small JHk “Ph tographs duly received. IlTv* arrested five men. The stvth Id under observation." Beetle Broadcasts LONDON, March 13.—The broadcasting of a beetle's love song to its mate recently was the feature of a radio program. The song was used to "illustrate" a lecture on the beetle. Claims Indigestion Easy to Get Rid of Ajuiert* rpln is Beet when Combined with Menthol and Other Good In* vlgurator* and In Liquid Form. Goldsmith’s Cat IMfe Drtig Stores, Hang Prne Company Guarantee It and Are Dispensing It, to Many Stomach Sufferers. Ton ran be so distressed with gas and fullness and bloating that you think your heart is going to stop beating. Tour stomach may he so distended that your breathing is abort and gaspy. Tou think perhaps you are suffocating. Tou are diazy and pray for quick relief— arhat’s to be done? Just- one dessert spoonful of Dare's Men.tbt Pepsin and in ten ninutes the gas disappears, tbs pressing on the heart oeases and you can breaths deep and naturally. Ohl What blessed relief; but why not et rid of such attacks altogether? Phy have chronic indigestion at all? Jvlth this wonderful medicine you indigestion or dyspepsia. (SVrh of the stomaeh or any abnormal condition that keeps the stomach in constant rebellion and one bottle will prove ;(jL * And -how hippy you will be when your stomach is ss gcod as nerw for then dizmness, nervousness, sleeplessness, headache, dull eyes and other ailments eaused by a disordered stomach will disappear and you will be your old happy contented self again. Goldsmith's Cut Price Drug mores, Haag Drug Company and every regular pharmacist guarantees one bottle 1 of Date’s Mentha Pepsin to show the. way to

MITCHELL UNDAUNTED BY LATE DEMOTION Former Brigadier General Intends to Carry on His Fight for Air Service.

Bu Vnitcd Press Mtt LWAUKEE. March 13. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell is not discouraged by his demotiop, to th j rank of colonel and will stay in tl e service for at least three years mor, continuing his efforts to show thi people the needs of the Government air service, he declared today In an exclusive interview with the United Press. "Rank makes no difference to me,' he said. "I'm going to remhin In the service at least three years more, and perhaps longer, at least until I can bring before the people ot the United States the truth about the Government air service." In speaking of his demotion, General Mitchell declared his rank of brigadier general was only temporary. and that his permanent rank was that of colonel, to which rank he reverts on April 26. "I was once a. private. It really doesn't matter what I am or where I am. But, whatever I • stry >ml wherever I am, I expect to carry on my present fight,” the flying gen oral said. When asked whether a court-mar-

HEARS OIL CASE

Judge T. B. Kennedy. Judge T. Blake 7 of the federal court of Wyoming presides at the hearing instituted by ths government to retrieve leases on Teapot Pome given Harry F l . 3ln-

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Tomorrow’s rug offerings are among the most sensational that we have eve.* had. There la a variety of sizes and an assortment of styles and patterns and colors that is the finest 'in ';he city. We have Just what you nave been looking for. And remember that our pricer are lower and our terms of payment easier. ♦ And Easter is slipping up on us steadily—the day when your youngster will be looking for something In the way of a toy or game. Our toy department, fully and attractively stocked the year ’round, can take care of anything you may want. Nowhere In Indianapolis will you find more consideration given you on your terms of payment. We are ready to co-operate with you in every way on weekly, semi-monthly or monthly payment plans. ♦ The National Furniture Company—Just two short blocks from the heart of the retail district —out of the bigh rent district—the beat possible mer. chandise at the lowest possible prices. V . . •

tial w r ould result' from the present dispute, General Mitchell merely

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RUGS 79c up The finest and largest assortment In the city. Our ground floor, daylight show room for rugs will delight you. Come in tomorrow and look ai. these wonderful bargains. Our prices are lower and our payments eaaler. 48x24 Hit and Miss Rugs 79c 54x27 Tapestry Rug i $1.98 36x18 Axminster Rug $2.19 72x36 Velvet Fringed Rug ... $5.99 7i/ 2 x4i/ 2 Tjpestryßug (s.mi..) $9.75 6x9 Velvet Rug (Seamless) , t $15.80 7Vfex9 Velvet Rug (Smi.). $19.40 B^xl Velvet Rug(Semie) $24.50 9x12 Velvet Rug (smi).. $28.95 9x12 Axminster Rug (Ext™ Fu)528.95 1114x12 Axminster Rug... $49.50 11 V4xlsTapestry Rug(sie)ss7.Bs 12x15 Axminster Rug $99.65 These Wonderful Price# Special for Tomorrow Only CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS

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smiled and said: "What good would a courtmartial do them? If they want a court : let them go ahead. They certainly can’t do anything to a man who tells the truth. That’s all I did." Questioned as to whether he intended becoming a candidate for Congress, General Mitchell declared he had not given the matter any serious consideration and did not expect to. "My father and grandfather served

Wonderful Wilton VELVET RUGS! Seven Beautiful Aaaorted Pattern*. Room aize, 9x S7O-50 12. A Remark- M able Value. SB W For tomorrow only! These seven bargains won’t last long. Come early Jf you want an extraordinary value in a very high-grade first quality Wilton velvet rug. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY

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In the Senate and House and this perhaps has given some people the idea that I will follow in their footsteps and also become a legislator. "No, I don't think I'll ever run for Congress. I'll just stick In the service at least until I retire. After that I cannot sav what I will do.", General Mitchell will remain in Milwaukee the rest of the week. He has n large number of speaking engagements before local clubs and organizations.

DOWNSTAIRS * AYRES ~~ POOP MERCHANDISE AYRES SERVICE LOW PRICES Saturday Sales! Coat Day in the Downstairs Store Tomorrow! 300 Wonderful New Spring Coats Purchased Specially This Week X. in New York by Our Buyer, / al\ ~\ Who Sent Them on in for a r • v \ ') > Special Sale Saturday T U and /t Genuine Ayres’ Downstairs Saving V — r* _J Price Which Is Low and at the \_ A Same Time Consistent With Style Quality • Downy Wave A Tan Brown Angora Rust Rose Poiret Twills ■ I Poudre Bleu Polaires H Rosewood Pocamct M Sand Crystalana Bronze These are in the most authentic and distinctive styles for spring*. Many of s* — them have the popular fur border and / ~ \ plain collar. Wonderful trimming £z : T\ effects—all are full lined and many t / jn —j are silk crepe lined. CZ- 1 wfr Courteous Saleswomen to Prompt V ® , -y and Competent Service v- — 1 1 1 fy Sizes for Women and Misses; Size X. i Range 16 to 20, 36 to 44, 42 1 /2 to 52 1 /2

Special Sale of Children's New Spring Hats >x fA Very Special Purchase and Sale Offers Striking Savings in the Latest Styled Millinery for Tots and Juniors Wtf ’1.19 7 Avery special purchase of spring bonnets and hats for lits tie Miss Indianapolis makes possible very special savings to °X/ mothers who attend this sale. Every shape and style imaginV ] able for tot or junior is in this comprehensive assortment. A sale tlrat insures every little girl against absence in the Easter parade if it is price that should prevent. Brilliant and Conservative Colors—Leading Materials and Combinations of Materials, Large and Small Shapes

Sale of Easter Shoes ■Ma Shoes That Will Look Well in the Easter Fashion Parade Sale Price *2.95 These shoes have style distinction—more than twenty-five of the leading and most authentic styles for spring —they have wearing qualities and are in short the same shoes you ordinarily pay a mqch higher price for, but we were fortunate in making a surplus stock purchase and can sell them at C this special sale price. Stepln Pumps Fancy Rope Trim* Sport Oxford* Novelty Straps Suede Trimmed Straps

Women’s Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hose, SI.OO Pair Exceptional values In full-fashioned hose of service weight. Fine quaJity mercerized lisle hemmed top. heavy lisle soles, neels and toes. In this lot are subetandards of a nationally known hosiery mill; also some Irregular qualities of other brands. All are good values and may be haV In black and new spring colors. Sizes 8% to lO’j.

Saturday Sale of Men’s Ties For Spring fmm > 50c N Wp are now 1/ assortment 3 of new tlfs In spr In g Pa 11 e rns. are In good I taste at an ' economy

Saturday Sale of Women’s Pure Silk Chiffon Hose, 50c Pair Very fine and sheer quality, with mercerised Hale hemmed top, seamed back with fashion marks, mercerised lisle double heel and toe and double .11kcovered sole- These are exceptional raluos. Flack, gunmstal and light shades Sizes 84 te 104. Substandards.

Women’s Union Suits Special Value, 39c Extra fine ribbed cotton knit suits of high quality, In all atyles. With butlt-up shoulders, tailored sad bodice tops, loose sod tight knees; also closed crotch stylet. Sixes M to 00.

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