Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 68, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1927 — Page 5

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STUDENT BACKS DE PAUW ARMY ! TRAINING VOTE No Compulsion Used in Balloting Says Chief of p Y. M. C. A. ■ No compulsion was used on De Pauw University students who voted to continue compulsory military training through the Reserve Officers Training Corps, Gordon Ritter, 4415 Broadway, De Pauw student Y. M. C. A. president and student council member, said today. President Lemuel H. Murlin has been criticised for his method of securing permission of the De Pauw faculty to continue compulsory training another year after the faculty voted in May to make the instruction optional. Voted on Instruction ' It is said Murlin believed the~unit might disappear from the campus because of failure of 100 students to take the work if it was made Optional. The student government body took a vote on whether military instruction should be continued on request of the administration, Ritter said. “The ballot was made out to allow persons to vote for compulsory, optional training or abandonment of the local unit. Several voted for the optional, but I think no one voted for abandonment,” said Ritter. N No Compulsion Used "I think two-thirds of the stu'dents in the military department would favbr the compulsory feature. There is only a small portion of the student body which opposes the optional training.” Ritter said he did not know of any compulsion used in securing signatures to a petition passed out at fraternity hpuses to continue the compulsory training. LIVED HERE 50 YEARS P. Hendrickson, 81, a resident of Indianapolis for more than fifty years, died Thursday at the Denison Hotel. f Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10. Mr. Hendrickson formerly was connected with the A. P. Hendrickson Hat Company. He was active in politics at one time,- and was treasurer of the Republican State committee when Benjamin Harrison was a candidate for President. \ He leaves a widow; a son, C. D. Hendrickson of Long Beach, Cal., and a step-daughter, Mrs. > Pearl, Beatty, of Phoenix, Ariz.

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Archduke Leopold of Austria (above) wants to fight a duel with Count Ladislaus Szecheynl (below), because of a dispute he has had with the Hungarian Legation in Washington, of which the count is the head. The archduke has been at the Hollywood movie colony for several months.

BERNARD M’CLOSKEY DIE Born in Indianapolis; Spent Most of Life Here. Bernard McCloskey,- 65, of 731 E. McCarty St., who died Thursday at St. Vincent Hospital, was buried today in Holy Cross cemetery. Funeral services 'were held this morning at 8:30 at the home and at 9:30 at Holy Cross church. Mr. McCloskey, was bom in Indianapolis and lived virtually his entire life here. He was formerly employed in the office of the city engineer. ' He was married to Miss Bertha Drapier sixteen years ago. Mr. McCloskey was a member of St. Patrick’s Catholic church. He is survived by a widow and a brother, John C. McCloskey, former Marion County commissioner.

ARMY ON TRAIL OF CORN BORER Thirty Scouts Working in Northeastern Indiana. Thirty government scouts are working in northeastern Indiana searching for the elusive cornborer, State Entomologist Frank N. Wallace announced today. Special patrols are now being planned to stop any movement of green corn from the infested area and rigid quarantine will be enforced. Asa result of the moth flight which started in June, scouts have discovered egg masses and young borers. The idea of the fall and winter clean-up was to destroy all corn stalks in which borers hibernate, to later emerge as moths which fly to distant fields and lay eggs. The clean-up was about 95 per cent effective, Wallace said. The quarantine line will run north and south through LaGrange, Noble and Whitley counties, and east and west through Whitley and Allen counties. While no corn on the cob may be shipped out of the infected area, there will be no restriction on new cdrn being-shipped into this area. JAY COUNTY’S FIRST NEWSPAPER FOUND Copv of Liber Lamp Bears Date of Feb. 30, 1856. By Time.? Special PORTLAND. Ind.. ’July 29.—A copy of Liber Lamp, the first newspaper published in Jay county, is prized by Mrs. William Freemyer, who found it during a search of the attic at her home. The issue found by Mrs- Freemyer bears date of Feb. 20, 1856. The paper, a small four-column sheet, devoted to the interests of the old Liber College, was edited by Rev, I. N. Taylor.

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Porcelain-Top QC Kitchen Tables t Beautifully white and sanitary In every way. Frame work is done in white enamel. Tops are of clean, nonporous porcelain fused to metal. A remarkable bargain. Enameled Kitchen SOQ Cabinets • I O An especially low price on a big-value kitchen cabinet, attractively finished in enamel inside and out. The famous White House make, which we have sold for 25 years. Bed Springs, Coil Construction .... • *.. OldO These are well made spririgs of the well-liked coil construction. At our low price 1t will pay you to discard your old worn out bed springs. 45-Lb. Cotton $4 QC Mattress . ...... .. ... .. Full weight 45-pound cotton mattress, with nicely patterned, durable tick. Well tuftefi. A restful mattress at a most attractive price. Odd Beds, $A AC Walnut Finish OUO These beds are made of genuine American gum wood, finished in walnut tones. They are well made, nicely designed. A variety of patterns left over from broken suites. Odd Chiffoniers, $lO 7C Walnut Finish JLaL I O These attractive chiffoniers will match any bedroom suite that *ls in Walnut tones. Well made of genuine American gum wood. Choice of several odd patternse Odd Dressers, $1 C P 7C American Gum lw I J Nicely made dressers of genuine American gum wood, finished in walnut tones. Those offered at this price are big bargains, left over from broken suites. Walnut-Finish $f Q 7C Chifforobes .I D Just the thing for the home that is short on closet room. Has big wardrobe compartment and several handy drawers. Constructed of genuine American gum wood. High-Oven SOQ 7^ Gas Range >.. . . .: .*.fcsu- • A well made, fuel-saving gas range with elevated oven. Especially liked for its baking qualities. Nicely finished. Occasional $£ 7C Library Tables , D# I D Handy little tables that add to the attractiveness of various rooms in the house, but especiaJly the living room. Every home needs several. Mahogany-Finish * $A 7C Davenport Table Ji J Nicely made tables to use behind a davenport, against a window, below a console mirror or in the center of the living room. Pleasing period designs. Rich mahogany.

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NATION HAS MORE PIGS Increase of 1,800,000 Over Last Year’s Crop Reported Bv y T EA Service WASHINGTON, July 29. —The 1927 spring pig crop shows an increase over that of 1926 of about 1,800,000 pigs in the United States, and 700,0(10 in the corn belt alone. The cotton states showed more pigs saved this year than in any other part of the country. USE ALL BUT DYING CRY Every Part of Slain Wild Horses Enter Marts of Trade. By United Pre PORTLAND, Ore., July 29.—Similar to the fate of a pig entering a packing house chute, whose squeal is all that is not utilized, the dying cry of western wild horses is all

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Feather PHlowb, $1 A A Per Pair 1.02/ Genuine feather pillows priced low enough to make it pay you to throw away your old worn out pillows and replace them with clean, new ones. Fancy $1 OT Mirrors . ..v.. Dainty and attractive.. Nicely made and unusually attractive. Our price is so low it will pay you to hold some to use as Christmas presents. Odd Lamps, $0 HZL Complete o*lo Several styles of pretty lamps In a variety of colors. The sale price includes all fittings and wires except the light globes. Very attractive. Top-Icing $1 A 7C Refrigerator IU. I D The celebrated Dr. Prke brand, that has been sold and recommended*by us for more than a quarter of a century. Side-Icing OC Refrigerator lO.fciD The well-liked sidc-icing model of the famous Dr. Price make. Recommended for its ability to save food and ice. Genuine Oak $0 A|* Porch Swings OoD Just the thing to make your porch more enjoyable during the hot August weather. These swings are made of genuine oak and are very substantially constructed. - \ Genuine Oak $A A|* Porch Rockers ............ t)ou Substantially built rockers for the porch, lawn or terrace. Well made, of genuine solid oak. Specially priced coring this gigantic clearance sale. Fancy Occasional SIA 7^ Chairs It/iID These are richly upholstered chairs for living room, bedroom and hall. Choice of several pleasing designs and color effects. Just the thing to brighten up an odd corner. Dropleaf $/* QC Tables 0.00 These tables are unfinished, so that you may decorate them to match your breakfast room furniture and decorations. Very nicely designed. A real bargain.

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Literally hundreds of different articles for every room in the house are embraced in this tremendous clearance sale at reductions ranging from 10 to 50 per cent. We must clear our floors for incoming autumn merchandise. So all odd pieces, discontinued patterns, floor samples, unseasonable merchandise and overstocked lines are price-slashed. Many items are offered at half the regular price.

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are slaughtered in a local packing house. The meat is canned or frozen and shipped to Europe. Short tyair goes into plaster to act as reinforcement;

Fancy Fibre $Q OC Rockers 0.00 These are odd rockers of the well-liked fibrereed construction. Nicely finished in attractive colors. Useful and ornamental indoors as out. BrPiece Dining sA|* A A Room Suite OO.Uv/ This is a well made dining room suite of pleas Ing period design. Construction is of genuine American walnut gum wood in rich American walnut finish. Has the new type square extension table. Very specially priced. Walnut-Finish SQO CA Dining Suite Ots.DU A more valuable suite than that listed above. Also made of genuine American gum and richly executed in walnut finish. You will be pleased with the care and attention to detail of this suite. 8-Piece Dining $1 1 P A A Room Suite 1 ID.UU Do not fail to take advantage of this offer. Eight beautiful pieces in genuine walnut veneer, combined with other cabinet hardwoods. 3- Walnut- $4 A CA Finish Suite A complete bedroom suite for less than is often paid for a single piece. Richly finished walnut stain. Clever period design. Genuine American gum in walnut finish. 4- Walnut- S7O CA Finish Suite . I uOU All four pieces of this suite are of genuine American gum in walnut finish. They are nicely designed and well finished. 4-Piece Bedroom SAQ CA Suite vt/.DU The newest refinements of design in a stunning bedroom suite of selected walnut veneers over hardwood; large dresser, vanity dresser, chest and bed. 3-Burner $Ol 7C Oil Stoves wit I D Especially recoipmended for homes not equipped with gas. Keep the kitchen cool. Very rimple to operate and absolutely safe. Economical to operate. 3-Piece Slip-Cover 95 Ready-made sets of patterned cretonne, so made as to fit any average three-piece living room suite. Long-wearing materials. Pleasing patterns. Very low priced.

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3-Piece Kroehler SIAA A A Overstuffed Suite IU2/.UU Avery handsome living room suite with all of the nationally advertised hidden Kroehler qualities of construction. We offer it In pleasing velours upholstery. Very special sale reductions. 3-Piece Suites in $1 AT A A Jacquard Velour lwDvU Genuine Kroehler living room suites, beautifully upholstered in choice patterns of jacquard velours. Spacious davenport, comfortable chair and rocker. Finer Suites in $1 iF AA Jacquard Velour I^D.UU An even finer quality of Jacquard velours suite also made in the famous Kroehler workshops and backed by their guarantee as well as our own. Kroehler Bed- $1 A*] TA Davenport Suite The davenport In the suite conceals a fullsize, comfortable double bed. All three pieces contain the famous Kroehler hidden qualities. A splendid value. Jacquard Bed- CA Davenport Suite 102/.DU A three-piece bed davenport suite of exceptionally good quality. Richly upholstered In jacquard coverings. Very special. 3-Piece Duofold 50 This suite is also of Kroehler manufacture. It gives you the advantage of a spare bed; converts in an instant. Nicely upholstered. Easy set springs. The bed Is exceptionally restful. Woven Rag Rugs DjC Handy litUe rugs of hit-and-miss design. Colors are bright and cheerful. Just the thing to fill in odd comers and add to the attractiveness of a room. * Choice of a variety of designs and patterns. Several interesting color combinations. 9x12 Velvet SOO 7C RugS UVtID Full size room rugs with the soft, yielding pile which makes a velvet rug so luxurious. Choice of several attractive designs and a variety of color effects. Fine 9x12 SO7 7C Axminster Rugs ......... Jl | v Room size, nine by twelve rugs. In the longwearing Axminster weave. There is quite an assortment from which to make your selection. Very specially priced. Waterproof 4 A _ Floor Coverings 4 TTs/C At 49c a square yard we offer • large assortment of waterproof floor coverings in patterns suitable for kitchen, bath and hall. Very eco- t nomical. Very practical.

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