Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1926 — Page 16

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FACULTY OF DE PAUW WILL BACK BUNDY * Resolution of Confidence in Instructor to Be Presented Trustees. Bn Time s Koecial GREISNOASTLE, Ind., April 15. De Pauw University faculty members today planned to support Dr. Walter E. Bundy, Bible department head, in a statement to be presented to university trustees at the Juno meeting. Investigation of Dr. Bundy’s classroom methods and teachings was asked by the Northern Indiana Methodist Conference at Newcastle. It was charged the instructor taught unorthodox theories. To Draw Resolution Vice President Henry B. Longden, Dr. William M. Blanchard, faculty secretary, and Dr. William Warren Sweet, history professor, were named to draw a resolution expressing confidence in Bundy. The committee is expected to draft a resolution to be presented for faculty approval Tuesday. The resolution will express confidence in Bundy’s character and teaching ability, but will not deal with the conference charges, according to Dr. Sweet. Petition Circulated Pryor Pickering, a student of Bundy and from Spiceland, the instructor’s home town, has circulated a petition supporting the professor. This will be presented ministers who opposed Bundy. “As to Professor Bundy’s character and conduct it will stand the test any one wishes to give it,” said the petition.

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Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink, prima donna, has been forced to cancel her engagement in Texas due to a severe attack of laryngitis. Employment conditions for April are “decidedly bright,” according to a, report by the Federal Labor Department at Washington. Bandits obtained $4,000 in the hold-up of a bakery at Miami, Florida. Police are hunting the man, who took Francis Webb, 6, daughter of a wealthy merchant at Neenah, Wis., on a long wild auto ride. The child was unharmed. Stepping from the curb into the path of an automobile, Andrew Robinson, 73, was hit by a machine and killed at Boonville, Ind.

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Puzzle a Day

In the State of Kansas lives P. P. Doze, who raises and sells tens of thousands of rabbits yearly. Every afternoon his helpless set snares, and nets to trap the rabbits without injuring them. When captured, they are sorted, and graded. Then they are shipped to persons in every part of the United States. Mr. Doze feels that no week is successful unless his orders are increased by one dozen rabbits. During the last eight weeks, he has been very happy, because each week the total quantity shipped has been 12 greater than the previous week. In all 3.53 G rabbits were shipped during the eight weeks. How many did he ship in the first and succeeding weeks? puzzle answer:

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The school principal left Mrs. Kahn to her own devices, when they were both in the center of the garden at i>oint inared “A.” From this point she walked In a continuous line along the paths as indicated by the wavy line until she came to the spot marked “B.” Here she was stopped by a member of the school board. You will notice that she did not retrace her steps, and yet she covered every path. Hhe might also have started at "B” and reversed her steps.

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