Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1928 — Page 8

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HEAVY GAIN IN : SALES OF GAS B MADE IN SI. S. Problems of Industry Are Discussed at State Meeting in City. Tctal rales of gas in the United States has increase:! 352 per cent in twenty-five years, while the population has increased but 25 per cent,” declared B. J. Mullaney, vice president of the American Gas Association, in an address before the annual convention of the Indiana Gas Association today at the Columbia Club. The session was a part of the annual convention of the Indiana Public Utilities Association. Following the appointment of committees, Mullaney delivered hie address on ‘Has the Cas Industry a Future?” Committees Named Committees appointed were: Nominating, A. J. Roach. E. Van Arsdell and C. F. Shal; time and place, B. H. Gardener, C. L. Kirk and Ray Zeek; auditing, C. F. Rastenberg. H. A. Nordheim and George O. Stewart. Samuel Insull. utility magnate, was quoted by Mullaney as saying that: ‘‘Closer cooperation between gas and electrical industries should ! be helpful to both. They are not really competitive. Both are regulated monopoly industries. Both are in the business of selling energy, but they deliver it in different forms.” Papers Are Read Other technical papers were read | by C. S. Reed, New York consulting i engineer: Prof. R. B. Leckie of Purdue. and F. L. Reinmann, Northern Indiana Puglic Service Company. An answer to attacks on the power industry was made in an address entitled “The Government and the Public Utility Business,” by W. H. Onken, Jr., of New York, editor of ‘‘The Electrical World,” at the annual dinner ‘of the association Wednesday night at the Claypool. Don't Make aToy Out of Baby° '-Babies Have'Ner ves' By In*: i' BIHTEUN Much of the nervousness In older children can be traced to the overstimulation during infancy, caused by regarding baby as a sort of animated toy for the amusement of parents, relatives and friends. Baby may be played with, but not for more than a quarter of an hour to an hour daily. Beyond that, being nandled, tickled, caused to laugh or even scream, will sometimes result in vomiting, and invariably causes irritability, crying or sleeplessness. Fretfulness, crying and sleeplessness from this cause can easily be avoided by treating baby with more consideration, but when you just can’t see what is making baby restless or upset, better give him a few drops of pure, harmless Castorla. It’s amazing to see how quickly it calms baby’s nerves and soothes him to sleep; yet it contains no drugs or opiates. It is purely vegetable—the recipe is on the wrapper. Leading physicians prescribe it for colic, cholera, diarrhea, constipation, gas on stomach and bowels, feverishness, loss of sleep and all other “upsets” of babyhood. Over 25 million bottles used a year shows its overwhelming popularity. With each bottle of Castoria, you get a book on Motherhood, worth its weight in gold. Look for Chas. H. Fletcher s signature on the package so you’ll get genuine Castoria. There are many imitations.—Advertisement. Don’t Squeeze Blackheads —Dissolve Them Squeezing out blackheads makes large ugly pores. The sate and sane way to get rid of these blemishes is to dissolve them. Get two ounces of falonite powder from your drug store, sprinkle a little on a hot, wet cloth, rub over the blackheads, and every one big or little, will disappear at once.—Advertisement.

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These Indiana Central College students will take part' in the senior class play “Smiling Thru," to be presented tonight and Saturday night in the college auditorium. Front row deft to right), Anna Dale, Winifred’Stahl, Corrinne Snyder; baek row, Maynard Mylin, Mae Lynch, Harold Achor, Clara Proctor, ✓ ' Robert Ragains.

Girl Scouts to Hold May Cos ini: of Awards Friday

The May court of awards for the Girl Scouts of Indianapolis will be held in Christ Church auditorium at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Girl Scouts who will receive awards are: GOLD ATTENDANCE STAR Troop No. B—Madelyn Rardon. Jeajvc ette McElro.v, Dorothy Dunbar and Marianne Briner. No. 10—Lucille Moore. No. 12—Esther Bamford. No. 13 Hortense Weiss. Florence Schwartz. Caryl Gaines. Florence Smith. Frances Schneiderman and Goldie Palllr.an. No. 15—Margaret Raffensperger. No. 24—Mildred Purdy and Leona Cheslvn. No. 25—Laura Tucker. Fern Clegg. Jean Giover. Beatrice Hoover. Kathryn Master. Hilda Wise. Catherine Volk. Bernice Rilev. Leota McNew, Dorothy Schultz. Mildred Sackett, Teresa Moriartv. Mildred Sauer. Mary Sleeth, Freda Sparks. Erma Grandev. Beatrice Miller. Nina Fehrman. Velma Weldv and Genorah Livingston. No. 27—Dena Caplin. Lillian Bass. Edith Yassenoff. Minnie-Shapiro. Rachel Shapiro and Ruth Lenowitz. No. 28 —Florence Barrie. Helen Beamer. Jean Helt. Mary Margaret Jones. Betty Bell. Marian Ballinger. Maryella Julian. Marcella Ardert and Ruth Whitlock. No. 30—Winifred Ward. Nina Bell Ratcliff. Jean Prout. Juanita Badger. Retha Hogue and Martha Tremblev. No. 32—Thora Arthur. No. 34—Julia Louise Guess. No. 44—Mrs. W. H. Wheeler. No. 43 Mrs. Mabelle A. Gardner, Jeanne Spiegel and Martha Yelvington. SILVER ATTENDANCE STAR Troop No. B—Virginia Anderson, Helen Eldridge and Margaret Mac Lean. No. 11- Barbara Zeikel. No. 24—Helen Collir.s, Mardenna Hess, Isabel Taylor and Katie Price. No. 25--Esther Huggins. Helen Kyser, Ruth Gatte, Irene Murrell, Virginia Metz, Virginia Davis. Margaret Kelly, Maw Collins. Helen Bleck. Frances Sharph. Sarah Cope. Marlon Meub. Virginia Townsend, Esther Warner, Mary Chromister, Olotelle Sands, Esther Sailers, Olive Pelsor and Chalce Harvey. No. 27—Esther Silverman, Anna Dubin, Rose Becker. Ida Bernstein. Betty Davis. Irene Srflulyan. Lillian Kassef, Celia Weifcelberg, Goldie Lenowitz. Lillian Levinsky. Reva Naperstick and Fannie Zuckerman. No. 28—Thelma E. Brown and Harriet Jones. No. 32—Nancy Baumhofer. No. 34—Katherlnp Trees. Naomi Manlev. Marjorie Willsey. Annette Akin, Louise Whetsell, Alice Bollitt, Amy C. Hoffman. Fiances R. Hoffman and Evelyn Willsey. No. 42—Mildred Fletmeyer. Jane Fletmeyer and Lillie M. King. No. 44—Leafy East and Lena Sabo. § No. 46—Marjorie Case. Jane Ferguson. Martha Parrish and Mabelle Sherman. SECOND CLASS Troop No. 7—Bobby Jo Vestal, Grace Fairchild and Bettv Stlltz. No. B—Nancy Socwell, Helen Eldridge and Carolyn Stelck. No. 13—Frances Schneiderman and Florence Smith. No. 15—Harriet Stringer and Ruth Curry. No. 21—Jeanne St. Pierre. No. 22—Dorothy Ireland. Jean Pennington. Juanita Kenn. Virginia Klein, Amy Fletcher and Rose Ann Doebbers. No. 25—Clotellc Sands. Catherine Volk. Bernice Rilev, Leota McNew. Chalce Harvey. Esther Huggins. Nina Fehrman. Mary Sauer, Marv Sleeth. Freda Sparks. Theresa Morlarty. Ruth Gatte. Mary Chronister, Edell Davis, Esther Warner. Erma Grandev. Frances Sharps, Mary Critkovich and Helen Kyser. No. 26- Henrietta Breedlove. No. 27,—Ida Bernstein. No. 28—Bettv Kaleen, Thelma Brown. Eleanor Keller. Barbara Holt, Deloris Snyder. Ruth Whitlock and Nancy White. No. 34 Marjorie Willsey. No. 39—Ruth Smith and Lois Johnson. No. 42—Ellen Fitzgerald. No. 46—Catherine Silliman and Mrs. Mabelle A. Gardner. , No. 47—Viola Ogle. Mary Jane Clark Mariorig Anderson, Mary Jane Stout and Arie GrcI^,Q MM UNITY SERVICE Troop No. 28 —Barbara Ballinger. Troop No. 30—Jean Prout. WOODCRAFT SCOUT Troop No. 22—Bettv Johnson. SCOUT NEIGHBOR Troop No. 22 —Betty Johnson. FIRST AIDE Troop No. 12—Mrs. Hiles and Mrs. Foutv. Troop No. 42—Mary V. Harrison, Thelma Martin and Rosary Mangans. , Troop No. 43—Dorothy Huck. *

Troop No. 46—Mrs. Mabelle A. Gardner. / HEALTHS WINNER Troop No. 7—Caerol Wagner. Troop No. B—Carolyn Stelck and Sarah Wills. Troop No. 11—Barbara Zechiel. Troop No. 12—Mrs. Foutv and Mrs. Hiles. Troop No. 'ls Ruth Curry and Margaret Raffensperger. Troop No. 22—Eda Jane Glossbrenner. Doris Van Horn and Miriam Waldo. Troop No. 34—Evelvn Willsey and Lois Willsey. Troop No. 42—Helen Wilson. Martha Jean Madenwald. Anna Marie McConnell. Mary V. Harrison, Jane Fletemeyer. Thelma Martin. Frances Horner. Kathryn Murphy and Janet Nogle Troop No. 46—Martha Yelvington, Muriel Beecher. Bettv Burrell. Jo Ann Stedfeld and Catherine Silliman. Troop No. 47—Mrs. Langfitt and Mary Jane Stout. MUSICIAN Troop No. 22—Jane Crawford and Mary E. Hammond. Troop No. 24—Helen Collins. SCRIBE Troop No. 10—Mary Bon. No. 22—Mary Jane Truitt. No. 28 —Marcella Arden. No. 30 —Jean Prout. No. 42—Kathrvn Murphy. Frances Horner and Mary Harrison. DANCER Troop No. 7—Bettv McGaw and Gladys MacDonald. No. 22 —Bettv Johnson. No. 28—Harriet Jones. FLOWER FINDER Troop No. 28—Marrian Ballinger and Harriet Jones. RAMBLER Troop No. 28—Harriet Jones and Marian Ballinger. OBSFRVER Troop No. 7—Frances Rush, Dorothy Jane Reed, Bettv McGaw. Gladys Rolfe MacDonald. Marjory Hennls, Bettv Stlltz and Allison Rush. No. B—Carolvn8 —Carolvn Stelck, Martha Johnson and Margaret. Mac Lean. No 13—Frances. Schneiderman. No. 21—Jeanne St. Piere. No. 22—Doris Van Horne. Jean Pennington. Virginia Klein. Miriam Waldo and Bettlna Johnson. No. 24—Leona Cheslvn. No. 26—Henrietta Breedlove and Cleone Bokerman. No. 28- Harriet Jones. Thelma E. Brown. Nancy White. Ruth Whitlock. Betty Kaleen. Deloris Snyder, Jane Cooling and Barbara Holt. No. 42—Helen Wilson, Rosary Mangans and Thelma Martin. No. 46—Catherine Silliman. Jeanne Spiegel, Dorothy Edgecombe. Marjorie Case, Catherine Gooawine, Beth Ann Willisten, Mrs. Mabelle A. Gardner and Josephine Whitten. No. 47—Mary Jane Stout and Ariel Grer.z. CRAFTSMAN Troop No. B—Carolyn Stelck and Helen Katherine Eldridge. No. 28—Barbara Ballinger. HOMEMAKER Troop No s—Mildred Jenkins. No 7—Alison Ruth and Marjory Watkins. No. B—Mary Ellen Voyles. No. 12—Rebecca Brown. No. 21—Janet L. Pow'cr. No. 28—Marian Ballinger and Maryella Julian. No. 30—Jeuu Prout. MILLINER Troop No. 2—Mary I. Hall and Eleanor Jane Wheeler. No. s—Eleanor Dallman. Dorothy Duffy, Catherine Duffy. Mary Healy, Kathleen Behrman, Peggy Menefec, Margaret) Egan and Isabel McNemy. . _ No. 28—Jeanne Edwards and Betty Bell. No. 42—Lillie King. Alice Percine, Ada Mae Gooden and Alberta Dean. HOME SERVICE Troop No. 7—Gladys MacDonald and Frances Rush. No. 21—Pauline Vonnegut. No. 28—Harriet Jones. No. 34—Amy Cathryn Hoffman.

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We are Operating on Central Standard Time Starting Saturday The Supreme Feature DOLOR.EX DEL RIO RAMONA’ with WARNER BAXTER United Artists Picture . ON STAGE SUNSHINE SAMMY Os "Our Gang” Comedies Heading a Mort Harris Stage Show “In Old Madrid” with Kendal! Capps. Frank Corbett, Helen Swan, Emil Seidel, others. NOW PLAYING KING VIDOR’S “THE CROWD” and BABY PEGGY IN PERSON Adams Sisters, Horton Spur, Grace Johnson, Emil Seidel, others.

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KADELAND KNISELY TO GIVE RECITAL V Dedication Week at Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church Includes a Program of Both Voice and Pipe Organ Numbers. BY WALTER D. HJCKMAN Asa part of the dedication week services at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church at Forty-Seventh St. and Central Ave., George W. Kadel. tenor, and Elmer J. Knisely of Detroit, organist, will be heard in recital. Kadel is a tenor of this city who lias been trained to sing with that understanding which njakes a goad program. I have seen this singer register, even his start, in the world of music.

His part of the program on Friday night will include: “Ye People Rend Your Hearts" McndcJ^onn "If With All Your Hearts" “Vale” Russell "The Beil Man" Forsyth "Pants Angellcus” Franck The organ part of the program will include: "Prelude end Fugue in B Flat'-) 3m-h "Ave Maria" G.ulmant "Cuorice" Matthev ; "Pet te rastornle" Ravei "Procession of the Cardinals’’ Barton ' Offertoire in D Minor" Batiste "Indian Wail” Dvorak “Forest Murmurs" from the opera "Siegfried" Wagner "Fountain Reverie" Fletcher "Concert Overture In C Minor' ...Mansfield Kadel is director of the Raper Commandery Choir. The recital is for the benefit of tlie organ fund. Indianapolis theaters today offer: Watson Sisters at the Lyric; “A Prince There Was” at English’s; “Saturday’s Children" at Keiths; “Free to Love” at the Colonial; double movie bill at the Ohio; “Play Girl” at the Indiana; Dick Poweil at the Circle; "The Crowd” at the

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