Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1926 — Page 9

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Marie of Roumanla and her regal party. The giant liner sailed at 12:30 a v m. After having kept the Queen waiting three hours in a drizzling rain aboard the tender tYhich had carried her from the docks at Cher bourg. But neither the rain nor the delay upset the obviously happy Queen, who climbed aboard and shook hands with Captain Hartley, reviewed the ship’s officers, despite the lateness of the hour, and left orders to be called at 6:30, a. m. for a swim in the pool. ' Rournania's Queen was given a taste of the methods employed by American reporters and photogra phers during the wait. An eager photographer pushed the Prince and Princess, and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, who is in the Queen’s party by special invitation, into ideal positions for a picture with the Queen. SArETY TEACHING IMPORT)® TOLD State School Head Speaks at Conference. Importance of safety instruction in the public schools -vas emphasized today by Dr. Henry Noble Sherwood, State superinte,. at i instruction, in an address before the Statewide safety conference at the capitol building With the present complexity of living and the resultant haste, it is moi ; than essential that our future generations should be protected against the reckless motorist, Sherwood asserted. Others on the forenoon program were Judge Claude A. Smith of the Gibson Circuit Court, A. G. Snell, district representative of the Hoosier State Automobile Association: William H. Settle, president of the Indiana Farm Bureau: Prof. Harry N. Fif.-h of the Ball Teachers’ College, Muncle: Clifford r mderburg. superintendent of the Huntington county public schools and, a cm' of the State board of education: Everett E. Neal, publisher of the Noblesville Ledger, and John De Prez, publisher of the Shelbyville Democrat. Bobbed Hair Now ' Established Custom ConurU'bt. t!>Sd. bv United I‘rcn * NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Woman’s world wide invasion of the barber shop no longer is a popular fad. but an established custom; the craze for bobbed hair has extended to ail classes and ages: and hairdressers of fashion are almost unanimous in the belief that the day of long, unshorn tresses has gone forever. Those conclusions are drawn from a survey of the United Press through its bureau managers in widely separated foreign and Ahierican cities; a survey that disclosed the bob to be more prevalent in Rio De Janeiro than in New York: to be attacked in Berlin as “anti-femin-ine"; and to have increased in Chicago 40 per cent during the past year. An amateur gardener recently asserted that his plants drew energy from his radio aerial. Cucumbers and tomatoes, he said, were particularly susceptible, growing to enormous size.

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