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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1933. LAST PAGE LYRIC MARV K. BOSTWICK. (There are a lot. of excess bears In Yosemite national park.

The authorities can plow 'em under, so if you want a bear, you can have one for nothing.) 34 YEARS OF QUALITY 12 Colored Lights For Adults or Children At All -Time LOW I ewm 0 PRir.F.q W3 -mm We flu not know now much, longer wn will he able to otlrr li remurkubtp dental viihien. If your teeth need attention it will pay you to consult lr. Kiteljorff now. Examination and eMti-niate without ot or obligation. OI SU'R'K VALUK Pop Prices of Linoleum are rising almost daily! look to your kitchen! If your old linoleum needs replacing you should decide Now, while many delightful patterns are still available at the old Low Prices! YOU are sad and lonely, too, and feel you want a pet, You now have got the grandest break that you will ever net! For simply for the nuking you can hare a bear free gratis And hare you ever thought of what a lovely prospect that is? If yon posses a dickey bird your friends it often vexes When fnr no apparent reason it kicks birdseed down their veckses But can't you just imagine how happy they would be To have a pleasant bear emerge and take them on his kneel TRU-LIFE PLATE Iceahle ii a ran Iced to fit Special Plate Serviceable Comfortable.

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wt do own mF Indiana Unemployment -Commission Will Meet Members of the executive committee of the state unemployment commission and district chairmen for the commission will meet Friday noon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club to hear dfscussions of the latest developments in connection with Federal aid of unemployment, William H. Book, state executive secretary, announced EST. 1840 638 E. Maple Road last night. Rowland Haynes, regional Federal director; Fred Hoke, chairman of the state commission, and Governor Paul V.

McNutt will be speakers. BOY DEBATERS ELECT. At a recent meeting of the Boys' Debating League at Shortridge high school Bob Mueller was elected president, Joseph Hoskins vice president and Leon Cohen secretary. goannmBHanaBMHai -but MEBTT WE $1.29 $1.65 $1-95 $2-45 Cemetery Receivership Sale Hearing Date Set A healing on a petition filed in Superior court, Room 4, by John J. Rochford, receiver for the Glen Haven Cemetery Association, to sell assets of the company to meet obligations totaling $240,801.81, was set for Sept.

28 by Judge Clarence E. Weir yesterday. The judge granted the receiver's permission to add eight defendants to the receivership action. They are the Indiana National bank; Oscar and Walter Fox, from whom some of the cemetery ground was purchased; the Columbia Construction Company; the Western Machine works; the New Augusta Lumber Company; Dwight S. Hitter, an officer of the association, and Eli G.

Foster, a trustee. The petition declared that the is receiving but a small amount of income and that CK! i is owed by persons who purchased lots in the cemetery on Kessler boulevard. 1 Truck With Stolen Goods Seized, Two Men Held Two men were arrested early yesterday and a truck which they were driving, containing a quantity of al-i legedly stolen plumhing fixtures, was seized. Those held are Harry Craw-I ford, years old, 1KW West Michigan street, and William Gill, 10, 20254 West Vermont, street. When i police stopped the truck the me; I jumped out and ran, but.

were cap-: tured. It was said they admitted stealing the fixtures from a vacant house at 2103 West. Georgia street. FALLS FROM BOX CAR. i pscar Kngdahl, lira South West street, was taken to the City hospital 'yesterday afternoon suffering from i fractured vertebrae of the spine.

Enqdahl fell from a railroad box car 1 on which he was riding near Torre Haute and was brought to Indianapolis in an ambulance. If you've a dog, your guests at times set up a startled yip-ping When Fido comes along and does a little playful nipping But they would laugh "Ha-ha! Ho-ho! The funny, playful critter!" If Bruin in his paws should squash them flat as any fritter. With friends, although they're tried and true, it always somehow rankles When pussy hones her pointed claws upon their silken ankles But if a bear should do the same, how funny it would strike 'em! They'd say, "I want a bear myself, for there is nothing like And when the bear has aged a bit and gotten mean and cross, Unlike your other pets you'll find he's not a total loss! You'd give your good old Bruin one fond and farewell hug And then next day you could, display a brand new bearskin rug. RECEPTION TO HONOR MEDICAL STUDENTS Members of the faculty of the Indiana university school of medicine will be hosts at a reception in honor of new students in the medical school auditorium at o'clock tomorrow night, it was announced yesterday by Dr. AV.

D. Gatch, dean. Governor Paul V. McNutt, former dean of the university law school, and Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana university, will speak at the reception.

Mayor Regi nald hi. Sullivan also will speak un "Ihe Relation of the City Administration to the Medical School." The program will include a song by the medical school quartet, introduction of probationary nurses by Miss Cordelia Hoeflin and introduction of the sophomore class by Dr. Burton D. Myers, dean of the medical school at Bloomington. Refreshments and dancing will close the program.

Members of the faculty will be accompanied by their wives at the reception. Proclamation Is Issued for Constitution Week Proclamation designating Sept. 17 as Constitution day was issued yesterday by Governor Paul V. McNutt. The week beginning on that date will be observed as Constitution week.

The proclamation urged that "the citizens of this state give thoughtful consideration and study to the history and traditions of our national constitution and familiarize themselves with its provisions; that the public schools and all public gath-erinss give proper place to the study ot tne constitution on all their programs." SHKFFLER. leads In the output of maple sugar? 23 -Large ladle. 23 Circles or light. 27 -Consume, 2S Vehicle, lil Swerves. 32 -Snft magnesium silicate.

An of 3o -What river In Scotland is famous for its shipbuilding rs dp? -Track of a deer Bears upon the person. -What social leader in Washington is the sister of former Vice President Curtis: Mrs. Dolly Having the appearance nf iin-bleached Muff. Hasten. Relation.

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Karris, Key'sjen Optometrist, in thine "MaWIEIRc 42 W. WASHINGTON 'A Pwirs East of Illinois Street LOCAL FOOD PRICES DROP DURING AUGUST AVASHIXCTON, Sept. 1.1.'. The Departmont nf Lahnr estimated today that tail prices nf food showed an average increase nf only three-tenths nf per cent, for the 1 wo weeks ending: Aup. 2fl, compared with the preceding month.

In Indianapolis the percentage was down one-tenth of 1 per cent. In forty-nine cities, twenty-eight showed increases as compared with forty-nine out of fifty-one cities embraced in the month hefore. While increases were more than 7 per cent in some cities for the month ending Aug'. l.ri, the greatest, increase fnr the two weeks' period was 2.H per cent for Philadelphia, and 2 per cent, for Boston, and Detroit, Mich. 25 of 12 Commodities Higher.

Twenty-five of fnrty-twn commodities covered showed increncps. Of the remaining seventeen, nine decreased and eight showed no change. The largest increase was recorded in the prii of which, however, rose only from 21.7 cents In cents a dnsen. Flour prices showed only a fractional increase, with the general avcrrge price of bread showing no chanse. New Legal Firm Formed by Negro Woman Lawyer Announcement was made yesterday of the formation of a new law firm by Miss Elsie only Negro women member of the Indiana bar.

And Henry J. Richardson state representative from Marion county. The firm name will be Richardson Austin, with offices at 229 i Indiana avenue. Miss Austin passed the Indiana bar examination last year and made one of the highest marks of the contestants. She is youngest Negro to graduate from the University of Cin cinnati.

She was admitted to the Ohio bar and practiced in Cincinnati for a time. Miss Austin has done Fpecial work in evidence at the University of Colorado law school and is a member of Delta Tau Delta, Negro sorority. Rave nvir putters', upmiting and rrofa repaired by Joseph Gardner, 147 Ky. Ave. 'a quality.

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2, Review Parade. President. Franklin D. Roosevelt will attend the national convention of the American Legion in Chicago on the opening day, Oct. 2, it was announced yesterday at national headquarters.

The President will address the convention on the opening day and on the following day will review the col-ortul parade of legionnaires. Preparations are heing made for entertaining the largest gathering of veterans to assemble since tile close of the world war at. the convention, which will close Oct. 5 with election nf officers. Miami, is seeking to entertain the national convention, site of which will he selected at the business session Oct, 4.

Indiana Headquarters Chosen. Indiana's delegation to the conven tion will be housed in the Hotel Sherman, where state headquarters will he established, according to Oil ie A. Davis, state adjutant. The Indi- iana and national auxiliary will have headquarters in the Hotel Stevens, while Forty and Fight headquarters I will he in ihe Medinah Athletic Club and the Kight and Forty will be in the Chicago "Woman's Club. The annual parade, always the most colorful event on the national convention program, will take place the second day with Indiana in fifteenth place in the line of march.

The parade route will be two and miles lone, and it. is estimated eleven hours will be required ifor the parade to pass the reviewing stands in Soldier field. I Dinner of Stales. Business sessions will be continued Oct. 4, and tiopliies and awards followed by the dinner of jstates at.

night. Auxiliary sessions I will be held simultaneously with those of the legion delegates. Musical contests, golf tournaments bowling tournaments, drill team conv i petition and other events are on the ((invention program, including trips Jo A Century of Progress. I Indiana hopes to have a delegation I at the convention second only in I number to the host, state, Illinois. 1 One of the features of the eonven- Minn will he the appearance of Mme.

I 'Kmostine Schumann-Heink, known' as the "mother of the American I.e- gion. i Governor Henry Horner of Illinois will greet the convention in behalf of the state. The military ball, to be held in the Naval Reserve armory, i will follow the national commander's (tinner Oct. 2. Boy, 6, Knocked Down by Auto; Head Injured Running into the path of an automobile Jn the 6tM) block on South State avenue, Richard Koons, 6 yea rs old, 1 S24 pa avenue, a knocked down and suffered injuries nf the head yesterday.

The car was driven by Robert Alstott. R. R. 10. Rox 2fifi-R.

The injured boy was itaken to the City hospital. No ar-; rest, was made. A man and a child were injured when automobiles in which they were riding collided at Morris street and Tihhs avenue. Charles Hoover, fi-V 4H15 Crescent drive, driver of one car. was injured seriously and was taken to the City hospital.

Petty Smith, 5, who was riding: in an i automobile operated by her father, Dewey Smith, 20, West Wash-I incton street, suffered a scalp wound and was treated by a physician, i Smith was arrested on a charge of having: improper license plates and I Hoover was charged with failure to have a driver's license and failure to 'stop at a preferential street. Hunter D. Wood, 65, 3247 Grace-land avenue, suffered injuries of the head and left leg when an automobile he was driving collided with another car at Forty-second street and Oraceland avenue. Richard Watson, Negro, rS. 'Ml West Forty-third street, fl river of the ot her car, was arrested on a charge of reckless driving.

Wood was sent to the City hospital. DIES OF GUN WOUNDS. June Harris, Negro, years old, 721 North Senate avenue, who was shot, in the back three times after an argument over a small amount of money at rlawn Sept. 6, riied in the City hospital yesterrlay. Police have been seeking Henry (June Bug) Hunter as th assailant.

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