Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1925 — Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 20, ±V4U

Manual High Minutes

The June senior class play “A Kiss for Cinderella," was given Thursday afternoon and Friday flight. Stage hands were: Gola Emery, Walter Dolk, Lawrence Dunne, Leonard Nolte, Wint Burres, William Brewer, Fritz Schnepf, David Coller, Harry Benjamin, George Weir, and Maurice Bailey. Property committee was made up of Leona Milburn, Joseph Trost, Andrew Ramsey, and Ralph Taylor. Lewis Finch, art instructor, was technical director. Costume committee: Misses Holden, Baldwin, and Williams. Btudent assistants: Mary Campbell, Viola Kemper, Esther Heirman, Alta Rettig, Dolores Friedman, and Sadie Lehner. Business manager, Miss Arda Knox. Assistants: Alwin Iverson. Roy Coller. Lois Entwistle, Alton Jacobs. William Markle, Glen

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THA T’S ALL IT COSTS Let Us Teach You to Play the Piano "DtiGIIs^ING Wednesday, April 22d—your own newspaper—is going to help teach you how to play AJ the piano or organ. It is going to print a series of 24 lessons, Comprising Grove’s Music Simplifier Course in Piano Playing. The first lesson will appear Wednesday; a lesson each Wednesday thereafter.

You, too, will be able to play the piano—to play the latest dance hits, your favorite love-song, or the old-time melodies—by following the course of instruction which is to appear in THE TIMES every Wednesday, commencing April 22nd. This course consists of 24 lessons, which have been worked out in anew and easy method by Mr. W. Scott Grove. The lessons are simple and understandable. You will be able to play familiar chords from the very start, and able to interpret more difficult compositions in an amazingly short time.

Be Sure to Get These Lessons From the Start Each Lesson Will Be Printed Only Once / Remember —There Are 24 of Them and They Will Appear in -a Scripps-Howard Newspaper

Boyd, Isadore Lovinger, Dorothy Lewis, William Lively, Norbert Sack, Bessie Sellers, Lewis Cohen, and Helen Vennard. Publicity: Delmar Wright, Irvin Putt, and Alton Jacobs. The following pupils took the foreign language holiday award exams: French —Josephine Cartre, Mildred Milton Jenkins, Anna ‘Doherty, Marguerite Young, Doris Teeters, Mildred Schneider Mary Robinson. Augusta Zlx. Mabel Shew, Janet Stone, Wilma Gage. Beulah Tinder, Violet Jones, Irene Newel and Harry Brooks. Latin: Lillian White, Gertrude Helmuth, Mary Speer, Eleanor Stetler. Thelma Kahn, Alice Dickey, Jennie Grenard and Andrew Ramsey. Spanish: Frieda Otting, Irvin Brandenburg. Leonard Harrison, Leslie Brandt, Alma Wenning, Edward Paul and Alton Jacobs. # Ivy day was also celebrated by the June and January seniors. Miss JSssie Moore was the sponsor of the program. Alwin Iverson, president of the June class, presented the sil-

ver trowel to Wilbur Noll. January class president, and his class gift of the ivy to Principal McComb. Those in the pageants: Lena Rogin, Margaret Gerdts, Helen Vennard, Dorothy Kritch, Leona Milburn, Dorothy Roberts, Althea Sullivan, Bernice Kirch, Sadye Lehner, Mary Campbell. Ida Watkins, Helen Ridout, AlWi Rettig Alma Herndon, Edna Woerner, Helen Rilling. Thelma Tacoma, Lucile Hostetler, Fern Liester, Lucile Whitefbrd, Marguerie Young, Lawrence Condrey, Lillian Burnette, Irvin Putt and Alton Jacobs. Georgia wrote the I\y day poem and Margaret Martin designed the class banner. The May Day celebration will lie held Friday afternoon, May 1, in the school auditorium. Manual was represented in the State Discussion district contest held 'at Shortridge Monday, by Helen Vennard and Edwin Boswell. Miss Ven nard took second place and Boswell third. , The Military Drill Top l#n for Friday, April 10, was represented

by the following cadets: Menke Corrigan, Hartson, Burks, Beeson, Grannaman, Benjamin, S. Moore, "Herrmann, Benson, Talbott, Kistner, Stokes, D. Coller, ' Carlson, Weatherman. Lohss,. Belles, Rose, Scharfe, Craig. Eaton, Bluemel, Coghill, Stuckwlsch, Foster, Keating, Motley, Suhr, W. Nolte. Thomas, Demetrius, King, Hausman, Lupear, Bernhardt, Welch, Tobin, Kyle, Southwick, Caesar, Cain. V. Moore, Brewer, Suess, Tilford, Beauchamp. Prestwood. Martin, Kime. Hoy. Puntenney. Hunt, Clelland, Eggart, Towmsend. Philipps, Wineman, Sponsel and Daniels. For Monday, April 13: H. H. Miller, Mastln, Dudley. Beauchamp, Prestwood, Reynolds, Maser, Thomas, Nolte. Fogle. V. Moore. Eaton. Carlsen. la>nss. Belles, Ross. Herrmann, Hathorne. Kyle. Corrigan, Grannaman and Menke. Army experts found that the best gas mask could be made out of the charcoal resulting from burned cocoanut shells. This substance absorbed more gas than any other found.

Famous musicians every where, including Paderewski, Rudolph Ganz and Josef Hoffman, have indorsed this course. With patience and practice any one will be able to iearn the piano by following these 24 lessons closely. One lesson will be published every Wednesday. Make sure you do not miss a single one. * This is an opportunity for every one to learn to play the piano, and is offered exclusively by The Times.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

IS ROBBED OF $1,300 Farmer l>ruggegd as He Sleeps in Goshen Tourist Camp. Bu United PrrKtt GOSHEN, Ind., April 20. —Cassius Rockwell, a farmer living near Allagus, Mich., w'as drugged and robbed of $1,300 in cash Sunday night at the city park. He drov* here from his home to buy a farnr Friday night and slept in his auto in a tourist’s camp. HUSBAND FILES" DENIAL Wife Seeks IMvorce Asking SBO,OOO Alimony; Brother Named. A general denial to the divorce complaint of Mrs. Emma Stokes was filed in Superior Court One today by her husband, Joseph T. Stokes, 3555 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis druggist. Mrs. Stokes’ complaint, which named Stokes’ brother, Charles David, as a co-defendant, alleged cruel and inhuman treatment. She asked SBO,OOO alimony. $5,000 atorney fees and restoration of her maiden name, Emma F. Khle.

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