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Drillings Expected to Begin Soon, Geology Division Says.

than two million acres of nd are under lease for oil illing with new operabe started within a few Virgil M. Simmons, DepartConservation head, has formed by the Division of

kK on 17 wells was completed T'wo of the eight prowe are producing oil and ducing gas. cased activity in oil and gas z throughout southwestern ana is attributed to the com1 of several producing wells cent months and to profields across the Wabash 1 Illinois. 1 of the wells being drilled present are: Crawty, 2; Daviess County, 2; » County, 1; Gibson County, 1ilton County, 1; Harrison Huntington County, 1; Knox County, 1; LaCounty. 2; Perry County, 4; County, 5; Porter County, 1; County, 2; Rush County, 1; 5 1ty, 3; Sullivan County, burgh County, 1; Vigo and Warrick County, 1.

JOSEPHINE ROCHE

\RGE AREAS OF | _ Plays Lead

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Miss Rosemary Weber is to play the leading role in the St. Cecelia Dramatic Club's threeact play, “Three Wise Fools,” next Sunday. The club is sponsored by the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The play is to be presented in the St. Cecelia Hall, Union and Palmer Sts. George Lauck is directing the cast of 12.

M'ADOO POWER

IS FACING TEST

Censured for His Position Against Renaming of U. S. Attorney Hall.

Times Special { LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9. — Senator William Gibbs McAdoo apparently will have to fight for his |

MAY RUN FORSENATE

x-Treasury Aid Believed | Backed by New Deal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—The re1 to Colorado of Miss Josephine ywing her resignation as t Secretary of the Treasury, speculation as to her syle candidacy for the Senate in

ss Roche resigned in order to r management of her coal- » company, whose president reed, and before her departhe professed ignorance of reitical developments in her

1ator Adams, Democrat, is up e-glection in Colorado next He is of decidedly conserva1t, as Democrats go, whereas action to which Miss Roche adas strongly New Deal and essive as the LaFollette faction

Roche is an excellent camand her speeches in the ssidential campaign were vised by party leaders. She Governor of Colorado in was defeated in the priEdwin C. Johnson, now Senator.

000 EXPECTED AT BUTLER DADS’ DAY

e second annual “High School : and Dad’s Day” at Butier ty is expected to draw over guests to the Butler-Western ate football game Saturday aft-

More than 225 high schools are ected to send seniors and their

hers of the Bulldog football be guests of the Ath- » Department

H. A. TARPY NAMED ANTLERS MANAGER

Howard A. Tarpy today succeeded 1 r C. Dickson as manager of Hotel Antlers. Mr. Tarpy for ast seven years has been coned with the Mark Twain Hotel S 1LOUILS, Di

;son is to leave for Chi1 to assume his new duties motion and convention dement manager for the Albert K Hotels Co.

LAWYERS TO HEAR

PLAN FOR BAR UNITY |

Henry M. Dowling was to discuss

State-Wide Unification of the India Bar” before members of the

iianapolis Lawvers Association afternoon in the Hotel Wash-

APPOINTED HERD TESTER D. Hull, State Farms Superfor State Institutions, today amed Truman Moore, Clinton County, tester for the Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Mr. Moore, former tester for the Delaware County Dairy Herd Im-

provement Association, received his training at Purdue University.

political life when he runs for re- | election next year. His trouble is coming in the | Democratic primaries. The fact | that he has followed meticulously | in the Roosevelt footsteps for | months is not going to help him, | according to present indications. | Most of the Democrats who are] thinking of running against him are also in the Roosevelt wing of the | party. | Southern California has worked | itself into a state of indignation | over Mr. McAdoo's refusal to recommend Peirson Hall for reappoint- | ment as U. 8. Attorney and Mr. Hall's charge that his ouster was | due to his unwillingness to submit | to dictation from William Neblett, | Mr. McAdoo’s former law partner. Mr. Hall was a McAdoo campaign | manager in 1932. He was named | U. S. Attorney on Mr. McAdoo's recommendation. Afterward, he | says, he discovered that he was ex- | pected to listen to Mr. Neblett’s | views on the conduct of his office. | Storm Breaks | When Mr. Hall's term expired | this year, Mr. McAdoo announced | that he would “rotate” the office. | The storm broke at once. Mr. | Hall's friends gave him a testi-| monial dinner presided over by | John B. Elliott, a close friend and, | like Hall, a one-time McAdoo cam- | paign manager. Mr, Elliott referred | tec Mr. McAdoo during the dinner | and the crowd booed. Since then | the booing has been taken up by | other groups. | About two weeks ago Senator | McAdoo appeared at a fair in Los| Angeles County, and was introduced | to a crowd of some 10000 in the grandstand. Before he had a chance! to open his mouth the crowd booed. | The Los Angeles Daily News, only important Democratic paper in southern California, reported that! “the junior Senator was the re-| cipient of such a chorus of Bronx! cheers that he had to wait an op- | portunity to say a few words,” and | that “the boos came thick and fast! again when he concluded, so it is! stated, on the best of authority, that | he will make no more public appear- | ances for the present.” |

WEST PARK PASTOR |! RESIGNS HIS POST

The Rev. John A, Farr, West Park Christian Church pastor, has re- | signed effective Dec. 6, it was announced today, to go to the First Christian Church of Frankfort. He | is to replace the Rev. Allan Huber, who is to return to the Philippine Islands as missionary. |

VAN HUNTER'S PUSH-UP

and Crequignole

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INDIVIDUAL, $10]

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Beware The Cough

From a common cold

That Hangs On

No matter how many medicines you have tried for your common cough, chest cold, or bronchial’ irritation, you can get relief new with Creomulsion. Creomulsion not only contains the soothing elements common to many cough remedies, such as Syrup of White Pine Compound with Tar, and fluid extract of Licorice Root, but it also has fluid extract of Ipecac for its powerful phlegm loosening effect, fluid extract of Cascara for its mild laxative effect, and, most important of ail. Beechwood Creosote, perfectly blended with all of these so that it will reach the source of the trouble from the inside. Creomulsion can be taken frequently and continuously by both adults and children with remarkable results. Thousands of people, who really know their drugs, use Creomulsion in thelr own families, realizing that this excellent preparation aids nature to soothe the inflamed mucous membranes, to heal the irritated

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Special Groups for $1 Days Feature

500 Beautiful New Canton Crepe

STREET DRESSES

TO BE PLACED ON SALE TOMORROW

Popular new prints, stripes, checks, plaids in fine quality acetate canton crepes! . . . challies, snow cords! All taken from our regular stocks and drastically reduced! Sizes 14 to 44!

PENNEY’'S—Downstlairs Store

Men's Heavy Worsted Coat SWEATERS

Heavy cotton ribbed sweaters, button front style, two pockets! Oxford grey or brecwn! 36 to 46! PENNEY'S—Street Floor

% Special Boys' Brushed Slipover

SWEATERS 2 FOR Assorted browns, S blues and greys from which to choose! A

splendid value!

240 Men's Sanforized WORK SHIRTS

Heavy quality grey covert, button front, two pockets, full cut, double stitched, interlined collar! Very special! PENNEY’'S—Street Floor

Men's Striped Twill WORK PANTS

Heavy printed striped twill in black and white stripe! Set on waist, all bar tacked! 29 to 42! PENNEY’S—Street Floor

PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

% Boys' Fine Shaker Knit

SWEATERS

® With Talon

Fastener! Bought to sell for S much more! Brown, navy, tan! Sizes 8

to 16! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Men's 10% Wool UNION SUITS

Heavy winter weight! Natural grey random color! Fine ribbed weave! Sizes from 36 to 46! PENNEY'S—Street Floor

Men's Lined Leather

DRESS GLOVES

Of fine quality, select capeskin with popular adjustable strap wrist! Cotton flannel lined! PENNEY’'S—Street Floor

% Special Purchase! Boys' School

KNICKERS

Colors! Well made of fine worsted fabrics! Sizes 6 to 12! Every

pair is worth more! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Women's Better Outing Flannel GOWNS

Fancy striped and plain pastel gowns in slipover button styles! Long sleeves! Sizes 16 and 17! PENNEY’S—Downstairs Store

% Boys' Sturdy CORDUROY

JIMMIES

® Wine, Brown, Navy! Well made, practical jimmies for school

Pure Silk and Rayon Costume SLIPS

For women and misses! Straight cut, bodice top in popular tea rose shade! Well made—a real value! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

or play! Sizes 2 to 8 vears! Very special!

PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Women's Fine Quality Linene UNIFORMS

For maids, beauticians, waitresses, ete. White, blue, green and rose with white collars and cuffs! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

* Special! Cotton SHEET

BLANKETS 2 FOR

Firm, heavy quality S in block plaids! Stitched ends! Spe-

cial! Two for $1! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Lovely "Sally Lee" HOOVERETTES

All made from vad dyed “Rondo” prints. Attractive wrap-around, tie-back styles! Sizes 1, 2, 3 and 4! PENNEY’'S—Downstairs Store

% Extra Size Part Wool

BLANKETS

® Sateen Bound! Single blankets in S block plaids! Striped

Women's 344 and Full Length SMOCKS.

Plain colors and attractive prints! Unusually clever styles that you'll like! Sizes 14 to 42! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Smart New Printed

HOUSE COATS

With long or short sleeves! Fall prints, unique trimming details! All fast colors! Sizes 14 to 44! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

borders! Size T2x84inches!

PENNEY’S—Downstairs Store

* Women's Fine BROADCLOTH

SLIPS J FOR

Bias cut, “V” neck $ with lace trim! Double stitched at

Men's Leather Sole

House SLIPPERS

Everette and opera style in black or brown! Comfortable! Usually much higher priced! Sizes 6 to 11! PENNEY’S—Downstairs Store

seams! 34 to 44!

PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Women's Black Crepe D'Orsay SLIPPERS

Choose from red, blue and black, color trim! Hand turned leather soles! Sizes from 4 to 8! PENNEY’'S—Downstairs Store

* Hand Embroidered Rayon Taffeta

® “Dollar Days” Green, blue, red, ® Black and plain colors with i beautiful embroidery! Fancy Striped! ) Ais) printed kimo- Week-end cases, hat y nos! box types, a good selec- E : NY | PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store tion! PENNEY’S—Downstairs Store (VV S a; NJ . of LB *

Group of LUGGAGE

Special

TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1937

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8% TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1

Combined With Our Fourth A

When you attend our great store-wide Dollar Days you will sense some of our great enth derful values—not merely a few selected “specials” but shfirp reductions on any number ¢

ment of the store!

Anniversary Celebration!

Men's Woven Material < =) » DRESS Ye8\\ SHIRTS

While 480 Last!

Genuine “Nucraft” collars! > All sanforized >» shrunk. Assorted ¥; op patterns! White or ARE colors! Sizes 14 to 17! PENNEY'S—Street Floor

Special! Men's Athletic SHIRTS AND

Fast color shorts, voke front, elastic sides—sizes 28 to 44! Swiss ribbed shirts, of fine combed cotton yarns, sizes 34 to 46! PENNEY'S—Street Floor

Women’s Gabardine

FOOTWEAR

® Smart Four Eyelet Ties!

® Cuban Walking Heels!

Smart, graceful, dressy shoes in gabardine and calf combination! Usually sell for much more! Sizes 4 to 8! PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store

Children’s All-Leather FOOTWEAR

® Black Calf Oxfords!

Full leather construction—full leather soles— real shoe values at this special price! Made for perfect fit! PENNEY’'S—Downstairs Store

360 Pairs—Men's Fancy DRESS SOCKS} 4:3

Rayon and mercerized socks in dark

colors—plaids and allover pattess! Double toe, heel! PENNEY'S—Street Floor g

Men's Warm Outing | Flannel PAJAMAS g:

Fast color stripe patterns! Slipover or coat style, draw string pants! Stzgs'§ A to D! 1 PENNEY'S—Street Floor

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Women's Pure Silk * RINGLESS HOS

Full fashioned, first quality! Sheer, clear chiffons——silk from top to toe! Sizes 8'2 to 1015! PENNEY’'S—Street Floor

Women's Oil Silk UMBRELLAS

Genuine 16-rib umbrellas, non-rusf ribs; printed oil silk top, novelty handles! While 100 last! PENNEY'S—Street Floor °

Women's Non-Rip Seam, “Cynthia” SLIPS.

Four gore or bias cut slips with “V” top or straight top! Lace trimmed or tallored! Tea rose color! PENNEY'S—Street Floor

300 Pieces of Women's ! NEW NECKWEAR

Smart styles, fine quality; Beautiful @ laces in ecru or white; some with cuffs to match! PENNEY’'S—Street Floor

Women's Pure Silk

SATIN PANTIES

Lace trimmed! Brief or regular style! Tea rose color! All sizes! (Only 120 Pairs.) PENNEY’'S—Street Floor

127 Women's Tuckstitch* *

UNION SUITS

Rayon and cotton tuckstitch! Sng | fitting! ‘Tea rose color! Small sizes only! Buy now and save! PENNEY’'S—Street Floor

Women's Fine Tailored

RAYON UNDIES’

Panties and vests and stepins in tea rose color. Plain tailored styles! Sizes from 34 to 42! : PENNEY'S—Street Floor ‘

300 Women's Colorful os WOOL SCARFS

All wool plaids in assorted colors and patterns! Self {fringed ends! Fig quality! Hurry! PENNEY’S—Street Floor

600 New, Novelty * HANDBAGS

A special purchase! Outstanding styles in simulated calf or suede! Contrasting trims! ‘

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PENNEY'S—Street Floor

Greater values than ever—because ¥0 “see we are combining Dollar TWO BIG DAYS—WEDNESUAY—THURSDAY! Store Ope

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