Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1926 — Page 12

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CHILDREN FROM INDIANA ATTEND MOOSyCHOOL More Than 100 Receive Academic and Vocational Training. By Timex Snecial MOOSEHEART, 111., June 19More than one hundred children troiH rjore than thirty Indiana towns and cities are students yi this Loyal Order of Moose city, which is an academic and vocational school. Many of the children are accompanied by their widowed mothers. There are 125 mothers here with their children. They are given good homes and employment at Something they are physically able to do, (or which they are paid. A number of other Indiana children have been graduated from the high school and vocational school. Founded by Davis Indiana has a further abiding interest •'in the school, since it was founded in 1913, by Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, who began his political career at Elwood in 1896, after singing in a political quartet through an exciting campaign. He had been at work there for more than two' years in a tin plate mill, and it was then that he thought out one of the cardinal points of the education now being given to all at Moseheart: handicraft is the basis of the best schooling. Supplemental to every scholastic study in the school is the learning of a trade or occupation whereby the boy and girl will be self-supporting. Music Taught The love of music in Davis’ heart was exemplified by his singing and

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And Aren’t These “the Berries”?

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Marian W. Allen and his giant strawberries

One strawberry enough for a shortcake. That’s the kind that Marian W. Allen, 1399 E. FortySixth St. grows. And he has four and a half acres of them. This year they are larger than usual, according to Allen. The two berries shown above each measured two and threequarters inches across. Some of them measure more than three inches, Allen said. Allen gives credit for the size of the berries to Stephen Whitfield, his 65-year-old Negro gardener. Intensive cultivation —long hours with the hoe digging out the weeds — he says. playing in a band. Vocal and instrumental music runs through every activity in the school and any child here can learn to play any instrument at the same time that his or her voice is being cultivated. There are bands and orchestras, glee clubs and quartets and choruses. The children can be heard both singing and playing over the Mooseheart radio station, WJJD. Every Mooseheart child has also an experience with domestic animals and crops on the several big farms of many hundreds of acres, which can be traced back to Davis’s early ventures in money-making by raising chickens and potatoes just before he went to Indiana.

ANDREWS’ DRY BILL ASSAILED Charges It Violates International Law. Bv United Prexx WASHINGTON, June 19.—Lincoln C. Andrews, Federal prohibition chief, and dry members of Congress have been trying to violate international law and the United States Constitution in pushing the Goff-Graham-Andrews bill IYo tighten the Volstead act, wet members of the House Judiciary Committee charged today in a minority report. The clause to authorize forfeiture of foreign vessels on the high seas hearing contraband liquor destined for the United States in violation of the so-called treaties, was especiallly attacked in the report., which was filed by Represenative Henry St. George Tucker, Democrat, Virginia, and concurred in by Representative Byer. Republican, Missouri; Gorman, Republican, Illinois; Perlman, Republican, New York and Weller, Democrat, New York. gill Tom files reply Finding of Guilty in Contempt Case Is Urged. Declaring that the bare prohibition question is no issue in his contempt proceedings againgt Dr. Edward S. Shumaker, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, and the league’s two legal counsellors, Attorney General ArthuH L. Gilliom has filed a brief with State Supreme Court urging that a finding of guilt be .returned. Gilliom’s charges, he declares, allege contempt against ,the State and not against the Judges of the court as individuals. The brief was in answer to Shumaker's motion for discharge. Portable d-| r AA °honograph ... .. A D*UU Up TfltlialMie Cos, 143 E Washington St. —— ' —— ■ Kay B °wH. Triis* yo'u. $29.75 RAY JEWELRY CO. 137 West Washington St. QUALITY TIRES CUT PRICES INDIANA TIRE SALES CO. 302 Capitol Ave. Riley 2391 At Point of Indiana and Cap. Ave. WHITE Furniture Cos. Jake Wolf Tom (jalnn “The Home of Real Furniture Tuloeo” M3 to 249 Went Washington **. Reduced Prices On Tents, Cots, Camping Supplies Diamond Salvage Cos. 44 South Illinois St. IM mi—— l ■■ ———l

PLAN COMFORTS AT CITY BEACH Prepares to Accommodate Many Thousands. With an artificial beach, floating barge on which bands will play, a bathing beauty contest and special guardianship for babies, the E. Twenty-Sixth St. municipal beach will be prepared for thousands of bathers, Jesse C. McClure, recreation director, said today. Recreation department workmen will build an enclosure on the beach for children who will be allowed to play on slides and teeter totters. A matron will be in charge. A six-inch covering of sand will be placed over the entire bathing beach. Fof adventurous swimmers a diving board has been constructed in the middle of White River. CUT IN FORD PRICES Quotations Considerably Reduced on Ail Type? of Cars. With balloon tires on all models, Ford cars of all types today were reduced. A reduction on the prices of all Ford models was announced today. Balloon tires also are Included as equipment under the new prices. Reductions at local retail branches prices including freight from Detroit were: Commercial chassis, from $371.46 to $335.70; Runabout, from $438.02 to $397.06; Touring car, from $458.50 to $417.54; Coupe, from $572.20 to $531.24; Tudor sedan, from $592.68 to ss4l.4B;’Fordor sedan, from $638.7' to $592.68. Train Fires Auto, Three Escape Death Bit United Prexx LEBANON, lnd., June 19.—Carried for more than a block in the burning wreckage of an automobile that clung to the front end of a train which had crashed into It, three persons narrowly escaped death here. Albert E. Cathcart. president of the Peru school board, driving the car. Is In the hospital here. Mrs. Lum Canada of near Lebanon, who was in the car, was slightly hurt, but her husband escaped Injury. 666 la a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria It kills the terma. 45 E. WASHINGTON ST. USED PIANOS $1 A Week And Up Pearson Piano Cos. 128-139 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873.

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SOUTH SIDE LINE TO BE EXTENDED Beech Grove Bus Company Gets Authorization. Plans are being made today by the South Side Motor Coach Company es Beech Grove to extend two of its motor bus lines, following authorization for the changes by the public service commission. The company will extend its line to the Center Church on State Rd. 22, west one and a half miles to Sunshine Gardens. On the extended line a 15-cent fare will prevail. The company's No. 2 route to Sherman Dr. and Raymond St. will be continued east on Raymond St to Emerson Ave. and south to First and Main Sts., Beech Grove. The regular 10-cent fpre will be continued on this line and hourly service will be started.

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