Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1925 — Page 11

■ WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,1925

SECOND SERIES Copyright, 1920, by W. Scott Grove, Scranton, Pa. Lesson No. 5. Proficiency requires practice In the study of music. The key of C is the natural key. It requires no sharps

Key of C.TheNaiural Key yaitihrier i ■ i mm ■ icii mt\ [ B A [ ( B | F

SAYS COUNTRY WILL GET DUES University Leader Stresses Extension Education. CHICAGO, May 20.—Six successful men of the present day were horn In cities for one that was reared on a farm, according to Jesse

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A FTER breakfast the mother sends her lictle daughter off to school. She does her housework. She takes care of her baby. And—she is happy! 5 To a great extent, a woman’s happiness depends upon her health. If she is troubled with ailments common to women, she should seek relief from her suffering immediately. ner health and by so doing increased her happiness.

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TWENTY-FOUR LESSONS IN PIANO PLAYING—FIFTH LESSON: C MAJOR

Grant Chapline of LaSalle Extension University in an address here. But the next generation will tell a different tale, more in keeping with the American tradition of the barefoot boy coming to greatness, he declared. “Seventy-four per cent of the men listed in ‘Who’s Who’ today were born in cities,” said President Chapline. "Conditions in the greater part of the past half century have favored the cities. Fifty-five years ago 70 per cent of our population was living on farms, but this 70 per

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or flats to make the simple ohords, and tn this Imsoii, the fifth of the series, the chart shows how *o play accompaniments in the key of C. INSTRUCTION —Place chart upon the keyboard o! piano or organ so that the small white letter D with a dash above It, at the bottom of the chart, is directly over the key D on the keyboard. The white

cent only furnished 25.9 per cent of the men listed among successes today. The 30 per cent of our popula tion then living in cities furnished three-fourths of the names in 'Who’s Who.’ “Conditions havs changed, however. Education 'a he chief qualification for success , "ay. Perfection of extension education by home study is the outstanding educational fact. The State universities have had their greatest growth In the present generation and the rising generation of country young men will challenge the city youths on an equal basis.” BERRY PRICE DROPS Cost of Strawberries 20 Ceuta a Quart Tonight. Marion County strawberries are rolling into the local market bringing slight decrease in prices, according to local commission merchants. Luscious berries could be bought today at city market for 20 cents a qfiart and some dealers were selling two quarts for 35 cents. Berries of lower quality sold for 15 cents. Wanner weather in southern part of the State has brought influx of berries from region of New Albany, according to dealers. Indications are for a good crop, unless colder weather ensues, it was said. DISCHARGED BY JUDGE John McMasters, 1069 Oliver Ave., was free today as result of being discharged Tuesday by Criminal Judge James A. Collins on charges of drunkenness and operating an automobile while under Influence of liquor McMasters was fined and sentenced in city court.

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(GROVE’S MUSIC SIMPLIFIER) and black spaces will then correspond to the white and black keys. Each of the three horlionta) series of letters represents a chord. 1’ 'ginning with the upper row, play the white letter with the left hapd and play the three black letters with the right hand, making the first chord. Then, In the same way, play the notes indicated .ii the second, horizontal series, then thnse in the tiilrd nnd hack to the first, forming a complement of chords in (’ Major.

CITY BUS HEAD SAYS SHANK’S PLAN IS RIGHT Agrees Franchise Should Not Conflict With Street Car Lines. Agreement with Mayor Shank In his theory that franchises should not be granted bus companies to serve streets on which street cars are operated was erpressed by A. Smith Bowman, president of the Peoples’ Motor Coach Company, today. Bowman said the Peoples' Motor Coach Company had restricted Its petitions for permits to operate on streets without car service. “While I believe bus operators have the legal right to compete with the Indianapolis Street Railway Company, I am of the opinion that such competition Is Impractical and detrimental to the public’s Interest." Reduction of bus fares from ten cents, suggested by Mayor Shank, was termed Impossible at the present time by Bowman. The bus capacity is limited and

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The first things necessary to become a good player are patience and practice. During the time before the next lesson the chore' shown should be played over and over again until you memorise it and can play it without the chart. Memorise the letters also. You will find that before long you will be able to play simple accompaniments In this key to any melodies you or jour friends may sing. If you wish to go further In studying, learn the

facilities for comfort are greater, according to Bowman. He also drew attention to three-cent gasoline tax paid by automotive operators. Busses have shorter life than street cars, he stated. Hearings on petition of the People’s Company and the Street Car Company to operate busses over Indianapolis streets will be held Fii day before the public service commission In the Senate Chamber at the Statehouse. BUS CLERK IS NAMED Barrett To Handle Details of New Motor Coach law. Appointment of John W. Parrett, auditor In the State automobile license department, as motor bus clerk for the public service commission has been announced. Parrett will handle detail work in enforcing the new law regulating motor busses and trucks. ROBINSON IS RECEIVER Chester L. Robinson, receiver for National City Bar today was named receiver for the William Locks Company, 1029 Virginia Ave., poultry dealers, by Judge T. J. Moll of Superior Court Five. Robinson provided SIO,OOO bond. FIA>\VER SHOW PLANNED Irvington women will hold a flower show at the Carr Auto Sales Room, 5436 E. Washington Bt., this afternoon and evening.

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flngerli.g of the scales shown on the staff In each chart; upper notes played with right hand, lower with left hand. Every triad in black letter is marked 1,8, 6. Always read It so, net matter In whut vertical order the notes may be written. Note *hat the small letter D with a dash above It must not he played. NEXT LESSON—Key of A Minor whloh Is the relative of key of C Major.

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