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PAGE 14 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938

MODERN SCHOOL! Butler Scholarship Winners (GREENE COUNTY | Water Is Bad NEW DAILY HOURS 9:30 TO 5:00 P. M.

EQUIPMENT ON I hy, | CROPS REMAIN And Costly ry iSPLAY ere EE | & BN | UNDER WATER 78 Complin)™ All RR

w——— A iiissin— A complaint was on file today - Sh a \ ‘ with the Indiana Public Service| City Educators Are Invited RG | : 3 July Rains Cause $350,000 | commission by 78 Loogootee resi- i $ ‘hihi a |. 3 . dents who charged that the town's | To Attend Exhibit ¥ \ ol Damage, Survey Shows; ASE pt altel | - = River Still Rising. ably high” rates for water that had @ ®

At Butler. “a very unpleasant taste and odor.”

and Tuesday at Butler University, record July rains over the week- They said the water had a high

rthur Jordan Memori 11, offi- nN \ \ Rx : LY : pial a i Rell oH ) X LY Lend which caused damages esti-| iron and lime content and could | cials announced today. p . | mated at more than $350,000, it | not be used for drinking. izes 0 (o) Oo

Displays of 25 commercial com- KSS \ &\ NAA i | was announced today.

anies producing (tbooks, maps, I d d t of P I a LILIAN a ES te vo esti- | LEHMAN WIPES OUT BUY NOW

Tene® books, charts, motion

niet res n commerci achines \ \ ! \ ) ’ b pictures, and commercial machines | § mated following a survey made y | 100 MILLION DEFICIT Use Our Convenient

will be on exhibit. Indianapolis | Arthur Haseman, county agent, and | educators have been invited to at- \ NY Le) H. Brown, United States weath- | een LAY-A-WAY tend by Prof. George F. Leonard, — RRR {er observer. Brown reported that| ApgaANy N.Y, July? (U. P)— summer session director re Bh Sal A | White River in the southern part| Governor Lehman has completely * PLAN * One outstanding exhibit, by the b of the county was still rising at) wiped out the 100 million dollar Polaroid Co, displays a material p \ the fale 3 three-quarters of an| t;easury deficit he inherited when Dene new fiel i inch an hour. he assumed office in 1932, giving which has opened new fields in| X \ \ : . . glar en hes Np stero-sco ie Hio= a » A N Crops covered by water from | New York a $6,500,000 surplus, the ; J (Op In CE NN 3 ATTEN overflowing rivers and streams in-| first in seven vears tion pictures, and ph otography. The SAR WE fe RON d 200 \ f alfalfa, 7000 fo rrmr's “| Central Scientific ply Co. iS : PRONE = clude acres ol alialia, Mr. Lehman's announcement that | antnehring the avhib Bapply TE h SOW acres of corn, 1000 oats, 2000 SOY | the state was “out of the red” at | pe rp \ Ty | Fase and 2000. acres of wheat. | the end of the 1937-38 fiscal year | Haseman and Brown explained that | june 30, prompted legislators to! CT — \ lit was the heaviest rainfall ever| express belief that a move would | E UN NA \ Ese | recorded in the county during July | be made next year to repeal the Wile 3 | i

Education Honor Roll Announced

Announcement of the Butler Uni-

I | additional 1-cent emergency tax on

gasoline HW Sa cy THIS STORY IS A HONEY, : BL RES ¢ % Batistes % Prints ” oy U. PB) 12 ON LINER R INJURED GE / fe 1 . . roll for the second semester of the | : NNR | oo” A PORTE, ey / Detroit had| PLYMOUTH, Eng, July 7 (U.P). WY Wy * Dimities > Yoiles 1937-38 school vear has been made | i p J ci | A Cae ain hate Ne —Twelve passengers were injured EAN Pai Sout x Wm i N! » J sht of saving the drainings i .| aboard the liner Washington dur- h: LA 2, . * Flock Dot Yoiles + Slub Weaves by Dean Wi \ L. Richardson \ thought of saving the aralnings IO ;,,. 4" severe gale at sea Monday FL ig i“, Listed on the roll are 10 persons b. § { : 2 tomorrow morning's wheatcakes. allo e : x a er] : 3a [2\ 0 ’ - - ho have cat a a full colle load : a On his way to Yellowstone Park arrived Inst night sever 0 ours ate, RRR ; 3 { * Shirt Waist Styles {a AR SEriictar Metros av snbuareite ‘at woh df RET . -acation, he stopped to have f : SE <I / semester hours and Butler University scholarship winners from nearby towns are among | for 8 vaca ; . x | - bree ‘ : w i [ those listed by the university scholarship committee. These four high [ his oil changed when his motor be- ‘ee R ¢ : 4 h 1) Y ! * Frilly Styles } al ina school graduates have been awarded scholarships for the 1938-39 school | SP rs told him his motor had | GENTS . : j 2 ey fe) g a \d f | Barkan, ave Robert | vear. They were chosen from the top fourth of their class beer: fled with maple syrup instead EN & 4 £7008 A > ART Now tiv stvied cotto Palmer. Louise Gertrude Plummer. | Those receiving the Butler awards are Eleanor Patterson, upper f oil ; ’ & Lan RL ha MARA ¥ lA oa ME L ew, Smal y St) ed cotton sbhelle Proffitt. Doris right, Franklin; Raymond E. Thomas, upper left; Paul W. Linton Jr, | B's A TR LW a WF Si Pog A Ail FEAR A AS frocks in styles you 11 wear Francis Ruth San- | lower right, Shelbyville, ari Jostina Kern, lowaf lef, Lebanon. | : wr $n CT Be, OP gli oo oem all summer, full cut, tubfast 3 ;

omi Sedam, Eliza- . _— SEY — = BUSINESS EDUCATION | CS. | . TR \ NR : = Soe * re dresses that are worth much

Stan ald s an St i Bookkeeping, : xy 3 HER infield, Gel ald Williams at | also worked on newspapers in Stenographie Ana Secretarial courses. 0 . or vv EY aed CR more. Smart belts and ne Wi | Bisomingich, Shelbyville and Den- | Day and evening sessions. Lincoln 8337. AP ACR : : ¢ Al =p oa tainty trims. S cially em ver. In recent years she has been |] Fred W. Case. Principal. C ki { i 8A A NC 5% Ly i aamty trims. Specla 3 Central Business College [ , SN Sal f > priced for Friday only.

Jates Set for a contributor to magazines and D : : tfo Women’ S newspapers. She is an Indiana Ue platchitects and, Builders Banding, ¢ | ; ia (30m Slap Saree Sicamb Fiver Coaching School : Us | eraduate. vermont st note | ERATLINELE | pibad Butler Universit) A

versity college of education honor |

Cs i —— i Clearance $10.75

EE a Ri One Day—Friday Only coaching school f{¢ women will be held Aug. 8-13. Miss Louise M Ne Department Chief to : dot SUMMER ra Entire Store A || Pure Silk HOSE || Zp ocks

cation department head, announced | Succeed J. W. Piercy

4 I \ toda q Rn ) TR | The school is said to be the only Sept. 1. : ) w |B BT Ln : | Sheer Chiffons ne of its kind in the Midwest Sas SIR SH HE 8 ourses in speedball, basketball. | . ) 7 NI Wailne i Re oe ot a BI LOOMINGTON July T7.-—-John « . . Pony o sports will be taugl Miss Rachel | =~ whe ‘ oh p ) rons] i) nt head of the phvsical edu- F Stempel, Indiana Univers ity | | F rida Ni ht OE Sh department for women at graduate and former journalism in- | ’ 3: thle {RET Ey { 3 § - 3 - b . 5 uw Univ ersity, is to give in- | structor and newspaperman here, . Form fashioned. : : Rayon = ge 1 Sa Jou OBS IE edn: ,| has been named: head of the In-) / P M. 140) 9 P M. f=" fp that fit perfecetly, Paik Prints and beautiful igh rees offered by the school! . ai} gl EC eat] YE ’ : : S 5 y CK. are desl arses offered by the school qin, yniversity journalism depart- | . * . * | | tops with plaited foot for \ Here's your charce Lo sive are desig i money and wear a really

a 1 s S 1 i | i to meet Indiana re- | i { L He | extra wear New sumwent. effective 8 1 —, \ ouirements for a state license in | Me effective Sept. 1, President | on OEE MENT e 1 juiremer for ne FE mer colors. ' I smart dress. Misses’ and women's sizes, 12 to 20 and

ical education Herman B. Wells announced today. ike SE | 1015,

jis — He succeeds J. W. Piercy, depart- i Nl dll IL] : i CITY HOUNDS OUTLIVE ment ‘head since 1911, who retired J U LY SALE = RE ba Women's 39¢ & 49¢ | 38 to 50. RURAL ONES, CLAIM ai ctenipils father, Prof. Guido | elt J | BROADCLOTH | HOmY 255 mar

—— H. Stempel! Sr. retired this year as — | SLIPS i ] NEW YORK, July 7 (U.P).— | head of the university's philology b i A T U . E 3 ; Summer Frocks : } : 2 for bh 9¢/) 3

logs are healthier and live department. | r than country dogs besides The new journalism department $ 08 X nore comforts, the Amer-| head was graduatéd from Indiana!

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Built up shoulder,

“a } Toatparina re Sie cry i I 0° ican Veterinary Medical Association; in 1923 i Spires vawons, Homberys,

was informed toda) | After serving as journalism and cottons, rayon sheers, Dr. C. P. Zapp, director of & dog | English instructor and publicity | non cling broadcloth fiets and laces. Prints id cat hospital and member of a director at Lafayette College, Eas- | slips, with wide bot- 3 blacks and whites. all rittee that studied vital dog ton, Pa. for three years, he was | tom hem, straight cut, 0 sizes. !

tics, reported that the aver- city editor of The Bloomington hemstitched trims. “yy yo Star Store, Second Floor. 1if the country dog was Star and part-time journalism | | Star Store, Street Floor. ears; that of the city dog 11, teacher at Indiana U. for a year. i years | He received his M. S. degree from | ~ason, he said, was that | Columbia University, and from 1929 | ( -hicken Fryer

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gs suffered from too much | to 1936 was copy editor of The New

he sun, changes of | York Sun veather, skin irritations acquired by Since 1936 he has been editorial 2-POS ! ER BEDS a iS Wh vege! ation, and mal- | avecytive of The Easton (Pa) ExeM MM Ml = | press. . NAMED PROVINCIAL | As an undergraduate at Indiana, ; =( 0 il SPRINGS 1 & = 2 Mr. Stempel was editor of The . ; Y ’ Daily Student and president of the o 39 No. 8 size, heavy cast iron ; 3 - OF VINCENTIAN ORDER indiena Chapter of Sigma Delta | 2 -MATTRESSES W; Ho 3 vs, heny dat ion EET 7.01. Ji Caner of .blile Chi. He is a former national pres. Le : nice golden brown chicken ou “mw and white enamel, wire ident of Sigma Delta Chi and for- \ froin : 140K fOr removing: jars, KANSAS CITY, Mo, July T (U. jer associate editor of The Quill | ® & ne yo st B t Star Store, Basement Heth Very Rev day was F.| magazine. In 1935 he received the / Mar Store, Basement. . ; , Kansas Cis oaay was in-| wells Memorial Key for service | recess ® med of his intment As prov- | to Sigma Delta Chi. He belongs to | | C i j g urtain

Vin ntian Fathers in Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.

vince of the (Vaad| His wife is the former Mary R.| \ Choice of Walnut or 90c DO WN! | “a - o ncludes all states '‘armer, {au er dwar 3. | A JI | He a er Mahogany Finish ’ 8 For storing winter garments or for use as a Materials

: Farmer Sr. of Indianapolis, mem- | native of Cali-

oresident of Dallas ber of the State Accounts Board. | : clothes closet in your summer cottage. 2 Ar 1 AlAs | She is a i mer woman's editor of | » a r of stuqenis at The Indianapolis Times, and has | ; 2 C ry. Denver, pres- aN . - Yd ) : L

es Los Angeles | Advertisement 2 t Kenrick Sem- | . we ao. and Mer Pimply Face

= Paul Academy. Chi- 36-inch California style, open

C 0s + H er J 0 b } Fy = ; 3 | A : i nets. Fancy two-tone color ———————ei———————— | F8 | : a 1 5 ; combinations. Actual 10c SEEKS W OMAN SU FFR AGE | She was efficient, but made a poor IE: 0 " : | A xk value, MEXICO CITY. July 7 (U. P.).— | impression when employers saw her : | iffre ace amendment to face, disfigured with itchy pimples.

th S tion was sent to the | Why tolerate itching pimples, ecze- | : A hs g = on ; " » R state looters for ratification to- | ma. and other red blotches due to | AF , 2 $ 3 Bi i ; Py 3 i ua L day after its passage by the Cham- external causes? Get quick relief | ! g a % : oe et ) : 5 Bleached ber of Deputies last night. The | with Peterson's Ointment. Makes | } , EE. : § i i amendment would give the vote to skin look, feel better. Money back 3 3 . - 2 : ES So ; ) 3 married women, 18 vears of age, and | if not delighted. Peterson's Oint- 8 S : F j 3 EE a ; § MUSLIN

single women of 21. | ment, 35¢ all druggists.

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36-Inch Soft Finish Bleached Muslin for all household uses. Regular 812¢ value. Star Store, Basement,

Star Store, Basement,

Ladies’ Factory. Seconds | |e gil, Y Dress

re Similar Factors-seconds and odds and ends | R o a to Illustration of high quality ‘white shoes from ® a Here is a twin bed outfit com- 1 5 C Yd.

resents i J dust of oe Many _— plete at a price you would expect to pay, wholesale cost of thess shoes. Sizes es L for the beds alone. and widths are broken. but vou ; me Rai ‘ ® 80 inches high" $ 00 ties, lawns and dotted swisses. i 4th J a : | Ep . ; es hig Regular 19¢ value. ney Ne fis : \ a Pie Pont : Single Bed Outfit $1 95 i ® 20 inches wide Star Store, Basement, te tneiuded, Stes 3 to 5: width So gt May Be Had for . . / | * 20 inches deep *

AMAR to €. Friday special. 81 A ~ SUMMER STORE HOURS—9:30 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. DAILY * 3ply ‘Gatorhide™ Regslor Ale £20C Humider . ’ : a pn oe $ cya LAI Kraft-board Included Without Extra Charge Toweling

¢ Wood and metal hanger

SEE | | rested for 200 pounds outs 318-332 Mass. Ave . ) | * Two free swinging doors t-2.00 om HUMIDOR (Second Block) : * Nickel plated heavy duty [CPC fe) C Yd. 1 i trunk latch TI pure PARADICHLOROBEN.

®* Taped edges 2ENE which Kills MOTHS, MOTH

352-354 W. Wash. St. RVAE Sell | | Y | 3 ] | i ® Holds 20 or more garments bins Joy gfe Na 1000 Yds. of bleached, unSTORES OPEN 8 A. M, CLOSE WEEK DAYS 5:00 P. M. ® Dust-resistant construction in evary package) bleached and checked glass

SATURDAY, 9 P. M. toweling. Regularly 7%e.

SHOE STORES ¢ i Mies ~ WASHING ON Al CAF TOL : Sf : - . Star Store, Basement.

36 and 39 inch figured dimi-