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Unit Urges Award LAST PAGE LYRIC BY MARY E. BOSTWICK. (Police were called to quell a family brawr in Milwaukee, Wis. A wife had locked up her husband's wooden leg so he couldn't step out.) A cash award of $50 for the best Ad. Written and Illustrated by a Sliortridge High School Girl.

What do You Think of It? Daper of scientific interest to be read before the winter meeting of the Indiana Academy of Science was proposed yesterday by the The Range that makes its own gas from gasoline SAXLLE. The famous Band-O-Blue Burners that light instantly, and permit positive heat control. The cooking and baking efficiency of this fine range. Its economy, safely and ease of operation. JT was a peaceful neighborhood where nothing much occurred, "Where only squawks from radios committee on improvement of program, in session at the Hotel The proposal will be placed be fore the spring meeting of the academy at Winona Lake May 21 and 22 for approval by the general body, the committee announced.

As planned by the committee, the 31-35 S. Meridian St. award recipient would be determined by the research committee, and the winner and those receiv ing honorable mention would be an Kidnap, Robbery "Of course, YOU didn't forget Mother's Day! You thoughtfully sent her a photo of YOURSELF! Yes, you remembered Mother's DAY but do you sometimes forget MOTHER on the OTHER 364 days? Possibly SHE likes to go places as YOU do to the theater on motor trips and to DINE OUT occasionally!" Told to Police No shrinkage. No fading. BLANKETS and kindred sounds were heard, Where people sat on porches at eve when day was done And parked their feet upon the rail, and had a lot of fun.

So picture, then, the great alarm when from a cottage neat The sounds of battle being waged came drifting down the street; Oh, what an uproar then there urns, with thumps and bangs and yelling! The neighbors said, "Oh, my! What's upt Why, really, there's no telling!" They called the trusty coppers in to quell the dreadful riot And there they found a wedded pair who'd seemed so nice and quiet 'Twas they had staged the battle 'twas they who staged the row The details do not interest you? You'll hear 'em anyhow. It seems the husband had a way of sneaking out it night The wife she hid his wooden leg the left, or else the right He couldn't leave because she wouldn't tell him where she hid it It was a mean and low-down trick, but just the same, she did it. i It wouldn't work in every home, 1 this neat and clever trick, I But just the same we think that she was very, very slick Fleecy as new. Bright as new. No hot water.

nounced at the winter meeting following that at which. papers were read. Other Proposals Listed. Other proposals of the committee were for the publishing of abstracts of all papers read before the academy In Proceedings, the organization's journal, and for the requirement of an address by divisional chairmen at meetings of the academy. Prof.

R. C. Friesnor of the botany department of Butler University presided as chairman of the committee. Members in attendance were Prof. R.

C. Davis of the psychology department, Indiana University; Prof. F. J. Allen, chemistry department, Purdue; Prof.

W. E. Eddington, mathematics department, DePauw, president of the academy; Prof. J. B.

Dutcher, physics department, Indiana; Prof. W. P. Allyn, zoology department, Indiana State Teachers College; Glenn Black, investigator in archeology, Indianapolis, and Prof. E.

R. Smith, geology department, DePauw. "Adam and Fallen Man" Lesson-Sermon Subject "Adam and Fallen Man" was thej LACE CURTAINS Washed by hand. Finished by hand. Corners square.

usset The Unusual CAFETERIA ffi Jr At the Cross Roads of America EAST WASHINGTON ST. Second Floor Take Elevator any Launary A wild night ride with two pistol-carrying bandits who finally robbed him of money and automobile and left him stranded penniless far from home, was described to police by Herbert Gregory, 33 years old, 1310 Kwing street, early last night. Gregory said he was thrown out of his car by the gunmen at lonely spot near Marklin, a hamlet of iifty Inhabitants in Switzerland county on the Ohio river, and that he spent all day yesterday walking and hitch-hiking his way back to Indianapolis. The kidnaping occurred about 5:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Gregory said. He stated he was driving on Massachusetts avenue and at Olney avenue two men waved him to a halt and climbed into his car, pressing blue-steel revolvers against his body.

"Covered" by Gunman. At their command ho drove to Sherman drive, south to Twenty-iirst street and east to Arlington avenue, where, after a conference, he was told to drive to Columbus. They halted one mile north of Columbus, Gregory said, and one of the two alighted with him, keeping him "covered" with a revolver, while the second gunman took the car into Columbus for gasoline and then returned for them. They passed through North Vernon late at night, Gregory related, and on the road, somewhere near Marklin, they robbed him of $41 and drove away, leaving him standing in the road. Gregory provided police with detailed descriptions of the men, who he said were both about 23 years old.

One wore a sweater coat with the letters on the back. She didn't sit and weep "Boo-hoo!" but wisely used her dome, And figured out one way at least to keep the brute at home. Call Lincoln 1327 Ask for Miss Hess subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, yes -BOLEN'S The Star's Cross-Word Puzzle GARDEN TRACTOR OO Cfl Complete with r. BY EUGENE SHEFFLER. I Cultivators End Speed Traps, Is Aim of Stiver BTMKSJEES truly express your real sentiments! 57 Footlike organ.

58 Anarchists. 59-Scrutinized. VERTICAL. 1 Dance step. 2 Cuckoo.

3 Tavern. 4 Delicate, openwork fabrics. 5 Persian fairy terday. The golden text was: "As we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly" (I Corinthians Among the citations which comprised the lesson-sermon was the following from the Bible: "He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep" (Psalms 121: 3, 4).

"As is the earthy, such are they also that are solution to Sat- Herewith is the urday's puzzle: Fresh Flower Well Arranged Prompt Delivery I. il 11 itfrMi.il iii in. i i. 6 Covering ot a seed 7 EfEK ot an insect. 8 English oriental author.

9 Pertaining. 10 Wing-shaped. 11 Lass. 16 Smooth. 20 Epochs 21 Eiapse.

22 Cyma. 23 Occasionally 21 Notable act. 27 Egyptian sacred bull. 28 Male adults. 30 Town in England.

31 Lairs. 33 Conception. 38 Bones. 41 Change. 43 Flow.

44 Ensnare. 45 Impudent. 46 Poet. 47 Beverages. 50 Hurry.

51 Cunning. 82 Warlike king of the West Saxons. 53 Vulear, til-bred 1 Cylindrical vessel. 5 Kitchen utensils. 9 Muck.

12 Kemlnine name. 13 Silkworm. 14 High priest of Israel. 15 Honesty. 17 Household god.

18 Bad. 19 A churl. 21 Squad. 24 A plant. 25 Past.

2fl Title. 29 Old. 32 Preh: half. 34 Kdlble seed. 35 Place.

36 Source of being. 37 Within. 39 Pretix not. 40 Afternoon socials. 42 Svmbols.

44 Proof. 46 PerchMke flsh. 48 Alcoholio liquor. 49 Oceanic. 54 American humorist.

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Maryland Indianapolis earthy: and as is the such are they also that are heaven-, ly. Now this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot' inherit thej kingdom of God: neither doth cor-i ruption inherit incorruption" (I Corinthians 15: 48, 50). "As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness" (Psalms! IT: 15). i The lesson-sermon also included! Elimination of township peace oilleers as enforcers of trallic laws and an end to speed traps In the state were indicated last night by Donald F. Stiver, state director of safety, following the arrest Friday of Constable William Locks of Lakeville by state police.

He was ordered to appear in South Bend City Court tomorrow. Locks is charged with wearing a uniform not approved by state police under state law requiring such approval and prohibiting traffic arrests by splicers paid on a fee basis. Lock is said to have been working with A. A. Watkijis of Lakeville, a justice of the peace, in a campaign against speeders there.

He was arrested two hours following his arrest of F. H. Lang-senkamp, an Indianapolis manufacturer, for speeding. Not Familiar With Laws. "The state law eoneprninu an.

INDIANA LAW SCHOOL (of Indlannpolln KslaDllshed 1894 "Confurnilnt with the rules of the Indians Supreme Coort and the American Bar Association." Day and Evening Classes 303-324 State lite Bidg Rl. 2890 (Copyright. 1937. KlngFfaturesSyndlcate, Inc. fellow.

the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Proportionately as human genera You Owe Yourself a Smart Appearance Old-fashioned glasses detract from your appearance. Our modern VA II to mi IH 13 12 TIAT repaired a 'A tion ceases, the unbroken links of eternal, harmonious being will be; spiritually discerned; and man, not of the earth earthly, but coexistent With God, -will appear. The scien- liiic fact that, man and the universe are evolved from Spirit, and so are spiritual, is as fixed in divine Sci-i 17 16 20 types are flattering, and styled to suit your individual characteristics, proval of constables' uniforms by state police was passed with the idea in mind of eliminating trallic arrests by constables," Mr. Stiver said. "We find that constables usually are not familiar with state trallic laws and they cause much grief not only to our department but to the public because of that unfamiliarity.

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0349. I 2N 23 22 21 ence as is the proof that mortals gain the sense of health only as they lose the sense of sin and dis ease. Mortals can never undert 30 31 2 2l 21 25 Prisoner Escapes Jail by Using Another Name By switching names with a sleepy companion a prisoner held on a charge of drunkenness walked to freedom from the city prison late yesterday. He is Louis Fisher, 1211 South Meridian street. Turnkey Sweeney said that Fisher gave him the name of Lee Warren, 1251 Cruft street and told him that he had $12 on deposit in the turnkey's ollice and wished to sign his own bond.

After signing the name of Warren to the bail bond Fisher walked away. An hour later Warren awakened and the ruse was revealed. Police spent most of the night vainly seeking Fisher. River Yields Man's Body After Note Gives Clew The body of E. F.

Gates, 52 years old, 305 North New Jersey street, who apparently ended his own life, was found in White river at Twenty-sixth street yesterday. Police were called by Robert Davidson and Wallace Davidson, both of 3140 North Harding street, who found a hat, coat, spectacles and a note bearing the name of Gates on the river bank approximately three hundred feet below the Thirtieth street bridge. The note said "I am in the river." Dr. Frank B. Ramsey, deputy coroner, ordered the body sent to the city morgue.

1 'A eXASTK-HOSIERyl 35 3H 33 32 AR-nncui LEGS an ARMS Sick Hoom Supplies HOOSIER OPTICAL CO. 144 North Illinois Near Ohio Street All 1043 Virginia Ave. TRUSSES ORTrtOPEOtC 3a 3l 37 36 APPLIANCES H3 H2 HI HO i 219-31 N.PgnMtl stand God's creation while believing that man is a God's children already created will be cognized only as man finds the truth of being. Thus it is that the real, ideal man appears in proportion as the false and material disappears" (P. 68).

ROB CAKE SHOP OF $25. Burglars who broke into the Deluxe Cake and Pastry shop, 657 East Thirty-eighth street, Saturday night, stole $25 in money. Philip Kraft, owner, found the door of the shop standing open yesterday morning. H6 HI 45 true wnen tjiey attempt to enforce truck regulations. The complaints state police receive from persons in and out of Indiana reveal convincingly that constables are not qualified to handle trallic violations or interpretations." Mr.

Stiver said he would not the uniform of any constable and constables making traffic arrests would themselves be subject to arrest ana the tines imposed by justices of the peace would be subject to recovery. Another speed trap in Roseland, north of South Bend, also will be eliminated, Mr. Stiver said. Both towns have the only speed traps in the state, according to Mr. Stiver's information.

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