Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1938 — Page 4

DR, COREY WINS PRESIDENCY OF BILE SCHOGL

United Christian Mission |

Society President to Go To Lexington, Ky.

Dr. Stephen J. Corey today resigned ‘as president of the United Christian Missionary Society, with national headquarters at Irvington,

to accept the presidency of the Col-|

lege of the Bible; Lexington, Ky. ‘The resignation, effective July 31, was announced by Dr. W. F. Rothenburger, chairman of the society's ‘board of trustees and board of managers. Dr. Corey, who has been -associated with the work of the society and the Disciples of Christ Church for 33 years, would be eligible for retirement within two years. He said in his resignation that the new post probably would enable him to continue longer in service. iDr. Corey served the Foreign Christian Missionary Society from 1905 until 1919, when its work and that of six other national boards

were taken over by the Christian

Missionary Society. Elected President in 1930

He was elected vice president of :

the society that year and to the presidency in 1930. He came to Indianapolis in 1928 from St. Louis. He has traveled extensively in Africa, Asia and South America, and has written a number of books on missionary work. The College of the Bible, Disciples of Christ seminary, formerly was a past. of Transylvania College. The functions of the two recently changed to such an extent that it has Been agreed to have two presients.

‘LONG-WINDED’ ESSAYS OF SCIENTISTS SCORED

(Copyright, 1938, by Science Service) DALLAS, Tex. April 21.—Scientists "have many times criticized the nation’s newspapers, but today a 17-year-old chemist, the youngest scientist ever to read a paper before the American Chemical Society, turned the tables on his elders and twitted them for their “longwinded articles.” “Far too many scientists are ridiculous because they write longwinded articles about their researches and fail to put them into proper literary style,” Edgar 2Z. Friedenberg of Centenary College, Shreveport, La., declared here today before the chemists’ convention. “The newspapers afe doing an excellent job of informing the public of the latest scientific happenings,” said Mr. Friedenberg. “My quarrel is with the scientists themselves, who begin an article at any point that suits their fancy, write with no literary style and finish the . article only when they get tired.

POLICE CHIEF BOOKED . ON TRAFFIC CHARGES

BROOKLAWN, N. J, April 21 (U. P.).—Police Chief Peter Cusintine of Westville, N. J., whose department has issued 392 summonses to motorists since Jan. 1, got one himself today. . Cusintine pursued a speeder through Westville into Brooklawn, where Special Officer John Reader handed the chief a summons, charging failure to have a driver’s license, an attempt to make a “U” turn on a state highway and failure to have car registration.

KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK

CHICAGO, April 21 (U. P)—A vagrant was killed and four others were injured early today when four .cars of a Rock Island freight train plunged off a viaduct and dropped 20 feet to a highway. The men were riding in an. empty car. Another man was reported to be buried beneath the wreckage.

BRITISH POET DIES LONDON, April 21 (U. P.).—Sir Henry Newbolt, 75, noted poet and author, died Tuesday. .

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Heads College

Dr. Stephen-J. Corey

GREEK CHURCH T0 HOLD RITES

Sunday, Day Set by Julian Calendar.

The Greek Orthodox Church, 231 N. West St. is to observe Easter next Sunday with Archimandrite B. A. Karahalios, executive minister, officiating.

Observance of the feast a week | late is accounted for by the dif- |

ference between the calendar fol-

lowed by the Greek Orthodox Church and the Gregorian calendar followed by Protestant and Roman Catholic ehurches. Pfe-Easter services are to begin at 8 o'clock tonight with the reading of the last 12 Bibles, the last will of Christ, the Last Supper and the exposition of the Holy Cross with the Eucharist. A ceremony showing the crucifixion ‘and burial of Christ is to be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow, Good Friday. The holy sepulchre, symbolic of that in which the body of Christ was laid, is to be decorated with hundreds of flowers which are to be distributed to the worshippers after the service.

Like the resurrection ceremonies | in early days and in Jerusalem tor |

day by the Greek patriarch, a ceremony showing the resurrection of Christ is to be held at midnight Saturday.

1,030,929 IN STATE ~~ FILE FOR SECURITY

Times Special WASHINGTON, April 21.—Indiana has 1,030,929 applications for account numbers filed with the Social Security Board, it was announced today. Total for the country is 38,237,877. Six hundred and twenty-two lump-sum claims amounting to $23,-

0342.42 were paid in Indiana under

the old age insurance program dur. ing March, the Board reported. . Total number of lump-sum claims certified from the State is 3719 and payments made amount to $104,290.33. vs

“Acidity Makes Those Lines In My Face”

“That’s exactly what the doctor said. Seems that my kidneys fail to eliminate the trouble-making acids.” For 75 years doctors have prescribed a natural alkaiine water that tends to neutralize acidity and to activate sluggish kidneys. Call RI ley 0146, or write for booklet and sample.

Smothering Gas No Longer Keeps Local Man Awake Most of Night

Declares He Now Eats and Enjoys 3 Man-Sized Meals

Daily, Sleeps Soundly for First Time in 20 Years—

Thanks Natex.

Of all the symptoms of upset digestion there is none more distressing than that gassy condition of the stomach which so often calls for the use of soda and antacids. Folks who are troubled in this way due to constant suffering with constipation and an atonic condition of . the stomach should visit the Natex representative at Haag's Claypool Hotel Drug Store, Illinois and Washington Sts., without delay and learn what Natex has done for so many local people who have . been tortured for years; how this compound acts to prevent the formation of gas and not merely ease the stomach after the gas is already there. Mr. Walter Fox, local man living at 227 Blake St., found this to be the case and now he says: «It seems as though I'd been constipated most all my life, and here in the past 20 years my suffering simply had the best of me. Every bite of food I ate gave me indigestion. Even water seemed to turn sour in my stomach, and any sort of a meal would distress me with indigestion, acid-risings, sourness and painful, bloating gas. I judge I took half-box of soda every day and during the night, but still the kept me awake most every night. 1 was also bothered all too often with cramps that threatened to double me in half. In addition, I was almost constantly wornout, sluggish dnd weak, and had aches in my lggs that almost drove we frantic. 8

Mr. Walter. Fox

many people here in town, I thought it might be able to benefit me too. “Well, sir, I was never so right in my life! Why, Natex had my powels moving thoroughly and natural-like from the very beginning. Now, though I've taken it only a very short time, I'm actually

sized meals a day without the slightest distress afterwards—and I mustn't forget that I sleep like a log every night, never getting up for soda or anything else. Not only that, I have a .new feeling of pep and energy, and never am bothered with the old aching misery in my legs anymore. To any of my friends who are now suffering as I once did—I say take Natex.” Give this compound made chiefly from nature's roots and herbs the chance to help you too. It is sold by all Haag Neighborhood Drug Stores and the Natex representative invites all local people to visit him

eating and enjoying three man- |

personally at Haag’s Claypool Hotel Drug Store, Illinois and Washing- |

Remaining Stock of Cape Girardeau Store

hich Has Been Shipped Here for Immediate Disposal

The Merchandise From That Store, Including Our Own Stock, Will Be Sold at Amazingly Low Prices! No mail or phone orders! Quantities Limited!

Linings Cost More

« TOPPERS * TOPPER SUITS * Longer COATS

It’s no longer a question of price... rather than carry

season, we make the

year. Sizes 12 to 20.

BASEMENT

® Black ® Navy ® Brown ® White They are slightly irregular, but if they were perfect

you would expect to pay as high as $1.25 for them.

Sizes 53/4; to 8

« Mannish SUITS

them over until next.

most drastic price’ reductions of the

Starting Tomorrow at 9:30 A. M. Miller-Wohl is

LL RTE

Drastic Reductions for Fast Selling!

We Can’t Eat ’Em

SPORT COATS * Topper COATS * Bressmaker SUITS » Mannish SUITS

For 3.99 you can satisfy

your most extravagant tastes. Coats and suits

in this great CLOSING OUT SALE are all better, higher priced. garments reduced.

Sizes 12 to 20.

BASEMENT

300 PAIRS | LEATHER & SUEDE

GLOVES

® Brown ® White ® Grey ® Gold

Regular $1 to $2 values that have been countertossed and slightly soiled.

Sizes 53/4 to 8

100 PAIRS Leather and Doeskin

CLOVES

It'll Amaze You!

e Suede Toppers * Dressmaker SUITS SPORT COATS * DRESS COATS

Well w ager you've never laid your eyes.on such ‘bargains. Every

‘We. dislike to mark these down but we must - make room for new . summer merchandise. Sizes 12 to 20.

one is a prize package! }

MAIN FLOOR

CLOSING OUT OVER 1000

NEW SPRING

SHOE

e Summer Sandals e Dressy Pumps

o Arch Types e Oxfords

e Stepins

Hurry! These Shoes Are Regular $1.99 to $2.95 Values

Save Up to $6

* Dressmaker SUITS

* large Size Coats * Large Size Toppers

N OW, Hiore than ‘ever, women are expecting ' their

dollars: to do double duty—this sensational CLOSING OUT SALE will be

warmly welcomed!

Stout-sized, full-length

coats and suits included _ in this group.

Sizes 12 to. 50,

MAIN FLOOR

PAIRS

DRESSES

COME EARLY! YOUR CHOICE!

300 Rayon Silk Dresses, many of which originally sold from $2.99 to $6.99. A value bombshell to rock Indianapolis.. They'll sell like wildfire. Sizes 12 to 44. Blacks and colors. ° ]

Just 25 Swaggers, Dressmaker and Bolero Suits. The raw material alone

would cost much more -than the price of the suit.

While 50 last! Don’t let the $1 price tag mislead you. You never dreamed of getting such

style and material at $1. We know there will be a near-riot—so come early for best choice!

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Original $1 House

COATS SWEATERS _. crew Neck

Cotton Prints : Zipper Style .

: SHIRTS — _ __. Double Zipper 79:

CLOSING OUT]

OVER 500

EASTER HATS|

~ ® Pokes ® Turbans: : ® Off the Face: ® pill Boxes "® Boleros o Bretons Veil and Flower Trims

® Copper ® Navy ® Black ® Roseberry ®*Grey ® Green ® Brown

5 Hits Many of Which You Would Have Paid Up to $3.50 For

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Right when you want NEW SHOES.

Before Easter—All Headsizes

Out They Go 349 Easter Hats 360 Easter Hats or

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