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12 IMPORTANCE CF FLOWERS STRESSED LIEBER TALK Elate Director ef Comerratlen I Speaker Before Garden Club at Richmond. Special ta Tbe Indianapolis Kewe WCIIMOND. Ind. July 10. Flower hare ever played an Important part la the We of man.

for in the primitive ases they formed a great part of his food, while In the present virilization certain species are cultivated for food, medicine and for the rare enjoyment they provide. Richard mS Clilld's IIcso zzzd HQs; ZSe 13e 39e QUALTTTES Hanufactarer's samples and amrplae stock ef One eaalitr uuiru. Bill BWCBv. suns iuw ejoaner senna noo lor pays and (Iris. (Street fleer.) JZclc! Coys9 Clccvclczs PILAU Sleeveless.

Ions leg style play suits of finest quality cham bray, trimmed with red piping: cool and durable suits foe toys of 3 to years. Only 65c (Street floor.) San, Napldns SEc.Don, CoJ fiend sanitary nap Una; twelve aotable napkins ta each box. (Street Floor.) Gacty Pins lee Stewart's 4 a pie aafrtv pirn; sixes 1 to twelve en each card. fleer.) MBul Tcnew CIU; Hose Ofl.cp fTIX FASIHONED pere sine hoae with pket tops and French beets; permanent doll finish that win net waxh eat; pop alar rammer eoiors. Sabstandards ef SLSS and aaUUea.

(Street Iloor.) XJeber, state conservation director, told a Richmond audience Thursday aftamooni Mr. TJeber addressed the Garden Club and devoted his talk principally to a scientific and practical study of the development of flowers from an early stage to the present. He explained in addition that aH Indiana state parks are noted for wCd flowers as well as for their scenic beauty. Some parks hare virtually exery species of wild flower and plant life native to Indiana, be said, and these he attributed, to a exeat extent, as responsible for annually increased attendance. A Ucxr Pcrchasc! OHO Sizes 14 to 46.

16Vi to 25V2 ioyt tojso 0U7 When we tell you these smart summer styles are of fjne quality washable silks, shantungs, printed flat crepes georgettes, chiffons and other high type fabrics, youll know they are! wonderful values at (SECOND FLOOR) PUsso Crepe 25c Yd. 43e Qaallty extra fine adk plicae crepe in pink, btee, er chid and maize; ideal far earn mer anderwear. (Street Fleer.) ITaycn Voiles 49o Yd. 9e Qaallty fin eaaamer ray aos vatles in a heet ef beaatifel new shadow and floral dexirns; wanted eaters. (Street Fleer.) Park attendance so far this year, he said, had reached the surprising figure of 180.356 for that period from October i.

1929. to June 23. 1830, or an Increase of 57.270 ever the same period a year ago. The season's total attendance will go to a new record, he predicted, because the best park months are July and Mr. Ueber asserted that he who lives most most, and the amount of interest one obtains Is in proportion to the capital mrestment.

lrMsa awWv WSa saw wr ae hi wrri anrlw (if Wild flOW era," he said. "We must study them to appreciate them. Mail or Phone Orders Store Honrs, 8 30 to 5:00 3M Mil BrolSieirs WASHINGTON, DELAWARE AND COURT STREETS Phone Lincoln 1301 JV Tics Reduced 2 far 1 Many frets, eetr regular stack, rnclegrng polka data. si braldered crepes in plain eaters and many fancy pattens. Every en an wnasmal vahM at this price.

(Street neor.) lien's Pajamas Fepslar summer pajamas In plain eaters and nerelty patterns; fan eat and wen made: eeat and middy style. She A ta D. (Street Swisses, Etc Yd. SSe te 5e QaalrUes ef sheer certain swisees and marawt setter with catered wevtn dots and flmres: tt lneh width; to 9 yd. lengths.

(Third Fleer.) Bath Seam. G5e Xfse. Kirk's Hard water 65c Des, fumit atM ama to a (Street Fleer.) Tissue Ginghams H5c Yd. 49e Quality, fell yard wide, sheer and fine tiasae ginghams in attractive checks and stripes, popular cetera. (Street Fleer.) Printed Dlnxitlcs 29c Yd.

Oe Qaantj. lnch width, fine, sheer printed dimities: dainty fast eeter designs fee children's dresses. (Street fleer.) Sale! Genuine "Ancopa" The Faxxy. Lanf Halred a yen find the4L palar.J) ceaaine ini parted An rara Tarns at aaeh a' tew price. In white and colerst (SZCOND FLOOR) Glass Ice Tubs 69c Colored tiaas fee take In fancy dexirns; eempkte whh tanfs and handle; in pink er rreen.

(Street Fleer.) 27 Inch Unbleached LlnsEn, yard 4c 39c UnHeached Sheeting, 81 In, yd. 29c 65c Bleal Pequof Sheeting, 63 yd 47c 29c Pfllow Ming, 36flO Ii yi iV 19c 75c.A.vning Canvas, 28 Inch, yi 25c 29c Vo2e, Batiste, Dimity Remnants, yi 15c 1 (OOLDSTETfTS STREET FLOOR Fancy Pillows 35 Ba (9e QaallUes, Itxlf. inch sise sammer pillows el sateens, ehintsea and cretonne in beaatlfal patterna. Ideal fee perch, eanee and sammer cot tare. (Third Floor.) $4.00 Cclcdal Qdlts, S0xS4 Incb $139 59c Fhe Pfllovecascs, 50i38V2, each 33c $1.19 Ccltcn Crnlde Spreads, each 79c $1.19 Scanless Unllcachcd Sheets, 81x90, 89c $6.98 Thite r.Iarseffles Bed Sets, 72xS0, $3.49 (OOLDSTEDrS STREET FLOOR) 1 Chirts, Cliorts 2 for 75c Men's fine ribbed white cotton shirts in slipover style; sixes II 42.

Men's sherta, fan. eat and well made la wide waistband style with elastic baek; ef plain color breadtUths and woven madras in stitpes and nevetty patterns: sixes tS to 42. (Street Fleer.) Atlilctlc U. Quits 55c 2 far 91 Blen's sjaallty athletic style anion salts ef broadcloth, fancy madras and pajama cheek cloths; fell sised and well made; sixes SS te 42 enty. (Street Floor.) Girls Dresses 49c A special ireap ef hifher priced dresses for girts ef 7 to 14 years, Of fine aaality priated batistes and velles.

(Second Fleer.) Sen Salts 2 Cod Gil ChUdrrn's saJU for breadcleths sises 2 to 5 Fleer:) popular ef and. batistes: years. (Second Vests, Pants 39c Ea. Women'a fine ribbed cettea vesta in aanbach style, with knitted pants to trenk styles to match. (Street Fleer.) $1 Underwear 65c TTomens nonrea rayon Meemers.

sherties. French pant and atepina, ta pink or peach. (Street Fleer.) To Thread 43c Bos. lia Tard spools of Clark's O. N.

T. thread, in black ee white: ttmit esse desea to a (Street Fleer.) 79c Lmea Damask Tablecloths, 36x3Mn. 49c 95c Hand Embroidered Bridge Sets 39c 15c Bleached Paft Ubea Toweling 6 Yds 50c 19c Hand Embroidered Guest Towels, ea. 10c 15c VKte ItSa Iinoa Remnants, yard 9c 22c Colored Border Tnrldsh Towels, 20x40, 15c STREET FLOOR) THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. A1E.

SUNDAY SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS anapolla. CONFER Forms Division of Session at Bethel Church. ENDEAVOR LEAGUES JOIN The Sunday school department of the conference of the A. 1L. E.

churches in the southern district began Its session Thursday at Bethel A. IX. Z. church with a large number of young folk attending from various parts of the state. The general conference began Tuesday.

Districts represented Thursday were Charlestown. EvansTflle. French Lick. Hi. Vernon, JeffersocrrCIe.

Seymour. New Albany, Princeton, the Bedford circuit, Clinton. RockrCle. Franklin. Lyles.

Washington, the Charlestown circuit. Bloom Held. Plain field and Braxfl. Subjects discussed were The Xxspcrtiace of Proper Records." How to Teach The Purpose cf Teaching Religion and "In the 'Upper Room." The convention of the Allen 1 En deavor leagues opened with the afternoon session and a paper on "How to Uake Our Committee Wort Worth WhOe" was read by a representative of Bethel A. M.

E. church, where the conf erence is la session. Each Endeavor League represented took part in the discussion cf "Our Biggest rrotuem xnis Year." A paper on "Our Ideal League" was followed by we annual aaaress of the president, Urs. Idahel Richardson. The Rev.

H. H. Black, state superintendent of the Alien Endeavor leagues, made a frr on me Bur roar." E. T. Albertson.

superintendent of the Council of Religious TMrytkm innians. was to Mdress the convention at the afternon Election of officers for the Sunday school and Endeavor divisions of the conf erence was scheduled for the late afternoon. It was indicated that the present officers would be re elected, mciudis Urs. Came. Frankfort, district superintendent; Mrs.

Mabel Richardson, district president of the Endeavor League, and Urs. J. P. o. Wallace, superintendent of the primary department of the Sunday schooL At the afternoon session Wednesday Dr.

Frederick D. Kmhner. of Butler Unrrerslty. tatted on The Ministry of Christ After Nineteen Hundred Tears." and pointed out that the most modern methods used in puWlc and religious education were identical with those used by Jesus Christ. Dr.

Kershner divided Christ's work Into His teachings, His work and Bis sufferings, asserting that the small beginning with two disciple had developed in the work of the entire Christian world today. "More and more," he said, "the world Is acknowledging the philosophy of Christ." I 1 Young folk from the city rave a pageant, Tshrnael." for the evening session. James Compton. violinist. representing Seymour, played, accom paniea oy miss Emllee Oarrett, Indl Visitors Introduced at the afternoon session Wednesday were the Ret.

a Brown and the Rev. HUlard Sanders, axanon. ana me kct. waiter Che nault. Frankfort.

Reports for the Tarious dhriskma of the conference showed that the de DAILY VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licensee. Cyrus H. Caldwell and Elixaneth Buah. John C. Greir and Dorothy Stewart.

Charlea P. Bockrop and. Dorothy at. Trainor. Ernest L.

Barlow and Mary C. BeavOie. Death BWtorna. Infant WUeoz. SO ant notes.

Methodist Hopital. premature birth. Reynotds. 83 years. 31 Adelaide, chronic myocarditis.

IS years. Qty Hospital, tubereulosta meninriUs. Cyrus J. a ark. 7 years.

5735 Wlnlhrop. hypostatic prteuraonia. Marraret Carter 68 years. 8800 S. Washington.

hrpostsUe Pneumonia. arUda Belle Childi 70 years Fletcher, mitral insufficiency. GeTO Joseph Kamna. 37 years. It.

Wallace, pulmonary tuberculous. feneial senile mi. 738 1131 A. Eickhofi. 2g years, St.

Vincent Hospital, acute dilatation of heart. Charles Cooperider. 6H years. ChrisUan HokmUL reneral peritonitis. Anna Esa Birch, 6o years.

City Hospital, accidental. Jc aon. 5 years. City Hospital. aeOClOrBtswI.

Richard T. Gray. 31 years. 1356 or oyke. pulmonary hemorrhace.

Trs. 603 Coffey. Strangulation, teenth. pulmonary tuberculosis, i Birth Betavna. KjblU Ca4 HJSXl boy.

JthodUt Harold and Mary Mitchell, lets' Spann. Donald aod Martharee Bartley. E. Eighteenth, boy. pitafTSu lodiat Hie Rfbrr1 0l1 PBV Methodist Boa irL I rataUlrt.

M'oaft Hoa rrank and Irene Smiley. Methodist Hoe PttaL ru Paul and Hospital rtrl Audrey Glaubke. Methodist MethodUt VirsU and Harriet Pofler. 12 Draper. BafUlae rsrsBMe.

J. tJfea. lxna wi. i jx.i flOO. wjiuin.

J. C. 433 N. 8erentM.lt. pairs.

$50. J. C. Moore. 441 ri.v.v pairs.

Son. J. C. Moore. 437 (MMiik pairs.

$SO. pairV.CS5ol00 455 ro roof: 12M Twe.ly.fiftb. Trust Company. yeker nth west corner Morris and Wert eta, repairs. $425.

O. 8ueu. a a. 4 M. C.

CaVtwen SI t50. 8. Belmont, addition. K. Wallace, tarare.

A. T. aIbrock. 37 K. ran.eiftii rare.

mr u. i ebeible. 114 rnrwi. r. easier.

904 W. Temple, reroof. flrWl Jt. swonrfr. 245 IWroit.

raraee. S125. mnfi S1SO Ftoke 450 Caroline, A Browa, 2528 Paria. addition. Cly' Devter.

rarsfe. 2fM. 8. Sherman On re, dwelltne. SZ.OOO addition.

Belmont, additio Sarsre and W. B. Morean. eweUine SS.20O. 317 Park saraee and 1 J.

lyan. arr Indiana sAtitina JUM bjl Bell Telephone Company. Jfl oiuu, wma mimiih SO.VOO, The Indianapolis News has always encouraged clean drama nomination was maintaining its regular standard along lines of member snip and finances for the depart znents. The attendance of young folk was larger this year than usual. The Rev.

R. L. Pope Is pastor of Bethel A. M. K.

church, where the conference is being held. Frightened Calf Falls Into Shed Pit, Revealing Still Special to Tb Indira a poll Sewsl LEBANON. Id Jary 1 Wllbert M. Patrick, age forty aix. ts in Boone County Jail, charred with possession of ate pints ef whisky, oBewing a raid on bis home, last nifbt.

near Zions vUle, by Larkin M. Sandlin, sheriff; SOsa Jeanetie Sandlin. deputy sheriff; Omer Dale, Lebanon policeman, and Sylvester Stambroogh, night police man at ZJonsville. After findiAg the whisky, aatheri tlee began a search' of the premise and feand a still in the cowshed. A calf become frightened and In eacap inr fen inU a pit ta which the still Patrick has lived la Boone ceamty the last three years, coming here front Indianapolis, It ts said.

RELIGION SCHOOL ELECTS tree ton Adjeoni After Renaming MoofoiHgton Man Dean. SLOOMXXQTOX, Ind, Jury 10. Indiana School of Religion directors who adjourned their meeting here yesterday re elected Dr. Joseph Todd, Ifloomfrtgtnn. as dean.

I Other officers chosen Included: B. r. Nesbltt. Vmeennes, president of the school: Ben T. Smith.

ShelbyvUle, vice president, and R. D. Smith and A. I. Ward, Noolesvllle, directors for four years.

Other directors of the school, a denominational institution of the Christian churches of Indiana. Include W. H. Hill, Vmeennes. The Rev.

P. Daugherty. D. Muncle, one of the Incorporators of the school and for eight years president of its board of directors, attended the meeting. H.

M. C. SEEKS STATION Fetitioa IHed fee 5it WatU at KHoeyclcs. (Special to The Indianapolis Kewvl WASHINQTON. July 10.

The fed wm AK. asx swlavarCw Vaaoi awIVafJaf4 rifleld, secretary of state; Adolph J. Frits; secretary of the Indiana State Federation of Labor; Dr. H. a.

Morgan; J. E. Kinney, chief of police. Indianapolis, and Louis I. Johnson, also of the police department.

The applicants ask for 500 watts by day and 250 watts at night at 930 kilocycles and designate the proposed station's can letters as KMC, the first letter being left to the commission. is the most commonly assigned to mldwestern stations. They 1 say the station will co operate with the Hoosier Motor Club in safety campaigns and other activities. At headquarters of the Eoosler Motor Club It was explained that the proposed station would be established by a private enterprise, but the club would use the station about four hours daily for broadcasting road Informa tion, highway reports and safety lectures. It is represented In the application that the ware length of the proposed station win not Interfere with any other stations here.

awowawaaaai BsnsnsBwawaasssawawanawjsssnsasnsBwaas) Lacks "Nerre te Commit Suicide. I Special to The Indianapolis Kewsl MARION. XntL. July 10. Losing his "nerve" after leaving a farewell note and his sweater on the bank of a stone quarry.

Bobble Gray, carnival lire eater." came to police head quarters here today as officers were preparing to crag trie quarry in an effort to find his body. Gray was left here in April after he burned in his act. A desire to forget his former wife end a girt were given as the reason for attempting to commit suicide. Beserre Corps Cemmiaalens. I Special to The Indianapolis KewsJ WASHINaTON.

July 10. The fol lowing Indlanlans have received commissions In the officers reserve corps or the army: Robert Partridge Doo littie. south Bend; Robert Jean Hix DON'T SUFFER WITH or USE GIULA3ELES3 QUICK DRYING ItaliaivBainv rOM SALS AT All. DIUO STOHE1 cion July 13 to FcmBotili, O. and 7 Hour Boat Ride on fji Beautiful Ohio River Passmg? through two immense government locks.

'V se sief 03.I1O Trip Half Fare for Children Leave Indlaaapelis, Ind, ff a. retarnlag. leave Fern Bank p. m. (Easteni Time) Saper Steamer WASHIXCTOM.

Six Spacious Decks. Twe Famous rTsahingtea Orcbeatra. Tickets at City Ticket Office, 112 Mooumeat Circle, and Union Station FOUR ROUTE son. Orteneastle: Charles Thoburn MaxweU and William Riley White. Indianapolis, second lieutenants, air corps; Harvey Russell Hathaway, Auburn, first lieutenant, medical corps: Harold Snodday Jester.

PerrysrUle; Herbert Richard Lissner. Michigan City: John Welker Chlnn. Terre Haute; MUo MUf ord Dean, Brasll; Clyde Shermer Marsh, Terre Haute, John Robert Gibbons. Saline City; William Rufua Kelly. Montpeller; Clyde Shermer Marsh.

Terre Haute. and uubert Lysander. West Terre Haute, second lieutenants, engineers. INDIANA NEWS IN BRIEF man. vnauaat.

treaaorer. LAFATriTE Hra. Mary Kerkhoff. widow of Fred Kerkhoff. has brourht sait arainut frank Elder.

Decatur. Id tor $10,000 da mares for injuries suffered June t9 when tho automobile her husband was on Tine was atrock by one driven by Idar, uer ausDona was in area satauy. ORLEJLN5 The house and bufldinra oa the Oliver Trinkle farm near Orleans was destroyed by fire today. The loos la esti mated at 3.00U. PERU Miss Alice Eersoe.

who bas been superintendent ef tho Xiamr County Hospital several years, baa submitted her resirnauon. enective Aurt l. The board of trasteea haa selected Visa XfheJ Ewicr. JEvanevUie. to succeed AUsa Her Ht here.

ROCHESTER Wheat thieves were active ia tho vicinity of Jfacy. tea mi lea southeast of Rochester. Tuesday nirht. where they stole a trnekload of wheat aheavea from tho BoaaeU Jtiller farm. MARIOJf Tallin several petltkms re monrtratinr arainst the construction of a new City Hall at Gaa City, the city council there has prenared to onen bids for the new fcuildinx Tuesday.

July 15. The state tax board recently authorised tho appro prtation which win not be from bond issue bat from money available in the town treasury. Tounr. Swaysee. is in a eerioue eonitioa at the Grant County Honutal and Charles Hiatt.

are ten. im LtalhiDt from serious niurs at his application from the Eoosler troad tha result of a fall from a tree easting station In the Hoosier Motor Club buDdlngr fas' Indianapolis. The applicants sit F. Elliott. M.

S. Flniey and R. Edwaras ana tceir mdorsera include James M. Ogden. Xndlanaa attorney general; Otto O.

fircrrrON Josepa. a six. and Ed win, are four, sous of Mr. and Xra, Ellis Call. Brine near CralfTille.

wvra broosbt hero for treaUnent of barst suffered vaen as antomobtVj tanohD tanaf exploded. Tae Dors were plujing in as adaodoned automobile when ona of theoa hchted a match ana aroppea is tao tana. BRAUI. Tho larrest rift to Brazil rrh School ever made br a vraduatioa class wa saade by the elasa of 1930. it waa announced hero.

Tha donation of J.lKo.ua etrot by 3 mti tao salt of the eiacs of 129. which had act a new hit a soara. Tho money will bo aaed la partnc lor tao new grmnaslanu COMZXBU5 Mrs. aacy Tnttie, art seventy, was bitten by a police doe owned by Mr. and Mrs.rVank Vebcrrota.

The animal eranc at her when ohe attempted to pet it, tearinr a deep (ash ia her left nana, HARTTORD CTTT The Hartford City Chamber of Commereo has elected the foJ lowine racero for the rear: T. X. Parker, president Psnl BrtckVy. vice president. home near the Swarsee earminr plant.

Tounr suffered a fractured soine and eonruasiow of the brala Sr4 bis rifbt eae wm serlout'r Injured Jl Loomt. city ritli officer, oas rcatinod and will War Max son. ha aceo(ea in tntuoo Of as aiatant eurrron at I ha Partite moontatn braarb of ta KaUoaai Sokliers Uomm. at Sawtcli. Cai.

HtSTWOTON The eooatr council lata rfedneodar aimrovsd aa aooeooriaUoa of SSS.OOO a tho eooatr'a aharo in fh irurUoa of subway unorr th Erte railroad tracks near tbo Cut Tipton atrcrt crowns. whVrb will orr at aa entraore the ity lor Stole Itoada and 4 an4 vonia. to II I M.a I Com ilarwetsssS P. a Jefferson. T.

P. St least two county Mrhways. If. Wheeler. ehef fteid lecturer cl the I r.lted Stktea forestry bureau.

rwke tv1y at tr refular owe tine of the Kiwni Club tu 1 at the Laloouine CounU UuW north here. SALEM Christopher Harrison of the P. A. win have charts of scry Ices which wtll be heUf fa 4teaUo ef tfaa marker to bs pla 4 at the rrar i vnauioer irt Kie. anUirr In the revolutionary war.

The services wi 1 oe neia at tae ourui tho romantic East 'JSCi rrnupd i French Canada Vti f. i th. border Into i Milfc "France this summer! Quaint new customs. New foods. New things to do and ace.

No passports or guides necessary. Too choose your own itinerary linger where you like, play when you please Ilea as high or as economically as you with. AS on ewe Iowcost tour tickctl Canadian Pacific will help yots plan your trip make your hotel train, boat reservations If desired. Ask for Circle Tour booklet now, and begin planning geous Taeadoa ooo. 3 4 I yl Taf Nova Ns Enslsnd 43a aferehajHs Boak Itkte loelanasMUs.

Ina. or any iseat art. Fee fre4rht opasy to ti. A. Mnun ra.

D. r. alerchaats Rank Blds ladpla. Doitcn New York, etc ct Datrna in Tcur Prices OA WORLD' AT EST RAVE l. C03I1NC.

To your home. To your office. Wherever yon want it Just phone or visit a nearby store where electrical appliances are sold, and order a Polar Cub Fan. Speedy heat defeaters, Jmilt to keep you cool through many summers. Powered by the famous Polar Cub motors Five popular sizes one for every budget.

The Oscillating 10 inch 2 epeed Polar Cub (shown above), complete and ready to plug in, with the swanky black blades, $9.95 The Stationary lOinch Polar Cub $6.50 The Stationary 84nch Polar Cub $450 The Stationary 64nch Polar Gib $3.95 The OfedUating 16 inch Polar Cub $1750 Be sure it's a Polar Cub, because olar Cubs are thoroughly guaranteed by the A. Gilbert Company, New Uaven, Conn. ri Lb '(MaanpUMDS CXTDA HELP FOn HOUSCPOLD 0T1 47l Sm Fresh iced orange or lemon juice produced as easily as I I tJFt3 tarniog oa a faoxeCPiesaUie fruit gently dowa on the I I mmf .1 jr Arnr ttf inles) rmhesfrnm the spoutof this famous Juicm Extractor. 111 yflOS Mix tbose cooling summer drinks with tbis hsndy Polar Cub electric Soda foaatsia speed aod efijcicnqr mmmmmmm mmm mm a i TJIJOS Floffy may whipped cream for hot weather meals made eery tOhe popular TTea aon OilPolar Cub Beat er. saade expressly for the Teseon Oil Saowdrift 'peep la.

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