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URGES WETS JO
PRyBE WISDOM
OF DRY CHANGE
Bush Speaks at W. C. T. U.
Prohibition Birthday
Service.
"Enemies of prohibition must
prove their arguments for repeal or
modification of the Volstead act by
shoving that repeal or modification
is an economically sound pro
cedure."
This was the keynote of an ad
dress by Lieutenant Governor Edgar
D. Bush at services at the Chi Ist
Episcopal church at noon today,
sponsored by the Central union, W.
C. T. U., in observance of the tenth
anniversary of the prohibition
amendment.
"They must show that the liquor
traffic and saloons are a better in
vestment than prohibition before
they can hope to be successful in
obtaining a repeal or modification
of the existing dry laws,” Bash said.
Colonel A. J. Dougherty, chief of
staff of the Eighty-fourth division,
officers' reserve, said, "The trouble
today in America is that so many
of as are willing to obey the law,
provided we can select the laws we
are to obey.”
Colonel Dougherty cited numer
ous Instances in his army life in
support of his contending that
soldiers benefited by restrictions
against liquor.
Dr. Orien W. Fifer, superintend
ent of the Indianapolis district of
the Methodist Episcopal church, also
spoke. Mrs. W. W. Reedy, presi
dent of the union, presided.
PROBE CAUSE OF FIRE
Flames Damage Vacant North Side
House Owned by Don Herr.
Police and fire officials today were
investigating the cause of a fire
which did more than SI,OOO dam
age to a vacant house at 31 and 33
West Thirty-second street, early to
day.
The house, a two-story stucco,
owned by Don Herr, had been
vacant several weeks. A pedestrian
saw the flames and gave the alarm.
DEPEND ON ZEMO
TO STOP ITCHING
Use soothing, healing. Invisible
Zemo for the torture of Itching
Skin. This clean, reliable family
antiseptic helps bring relief in
thousands of homes, stops itching
and draws the heat and sting cut
of the skin. ZEMO has been used
for twenty years with remarkable
success for all forms of annoying.
Itching skin Irritations. Relief
with first application,’* thousands
say. 35c, 60c and SI.OO. All dealers.
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Rounding the 1930 Curves
Graceful Contours Are
Sought by 1930 Women
New tVKS demar.a the naturally pro
portioned feminine figure. Today Jsc
! Auer, noted physical culturlst. In the
fourth ot a series of articles on ‘‘Round
ing the 1930 Curves." which he Is writ
ing for The Times and h'EA Service, de
scribes an exercise that will help you to
attain added grace.
BY JAC AVER
Written for NF.A Service
Graceful contours, the kind of
curves that the 1930 woman wants,
depends upon two things.
First, upon just the right amount
of flesh. Second, upon perfect mas
| cular co-ordination which comes
I from having every part of the body
supple and well-exercised.
You can be reduced by mechani
i cal methods. But unless you limber
up your body, the result will not be
pleasing.
Moreover, unless you. exercise as
you lose weight, your flesh becomes
flabby.
Therefore, I tell women that if
they want to attain grace and the
right weight, they must do two
| things.
They must exercise gradually un
til they can stand enough work to
make them perspire freely. Second,
I they mast do the kind of exercises
■ that limber up their joints, and
I stretch their muscles until they be
| come pliable and co-ordinated.
The exercise I give today is the
single exercise there is for a
j start toward these goals. It calls
; Into play 600 muscles, with em
phasis on the waistline. Arms.
| thighs, calves, back, abdomen,
shoulders, all enter in. It is done
i as follows:
Stand with feet slightly apart,
breastbone well up, arms out in a
straight line with erect shoulders.
Swing body easily, twist, and bend
forward until the tips of the right
fingers sweep the toes of the left
shoe. Straighten. Repeat, chang
ing arms, with the left fingers
touching the right toes.
There is a rhythm to this. Take
it easily, slowly, and consistently
The first morning, try it just a few
times. Gradually increase the num
ber until you can swing, dip.
straighten, swing, dip, straighten
from ten to twenty times. You will
enjoy the way this stirs the slug
gish blood by working all the con
tracted knots out of your muscles.
Done mornings and nights, it is a
big aid to reducing.
Next: Abdominal exercise.
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Cleaning (any watch) SI OS
Mainspring lany watch) 9<
Jewels (any watch) *l.lß
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45 S. Illinois St.
i
An exercise that uses 60C muscles.
For the Safest of
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of fine jewelry.
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Diamond Merchant 38 Years
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SUSSMAN’S
STATE LOAN OFFICE
Legal Rates—Bonded Brokers
Established 27 Years
239-241 W. Washington St.
THE INDIANA TRUST CO.
Pay 4% Savings
SEES $2,000,000
SAVE
at the
FACTORY
SALESROOM
on
Living Room,
Dining Room,
Bedroom
Furniture
and Odd Pieces
The H.Lauter
Company
West Washington and
Harding
Just West of Elevated Tracks
Open Daily, Also Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday Eve
nings. BE 1693
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J Friday and Saturday Only!
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1 “Crosley,” “Earl” or “Apex” New SsJSiis j
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See our higher priced lines r
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
RITES MONDAY FOR
FORMER SLAVE, 93
Chapman Blakey Served in Civil
War After Emancipation.
Last rites for Chapman Blakey, 93,
Negro, born a slave in West Virginia
and later serving in the Union army
during the Civil war, who died
Wednesday at his home, 717 Doug
lass street, will be in Crown Hill.
At the age of 4 Blakley was sold as
a slave into Georgia and lived there
until his master died. Later he lived
in Kentucky until freed by the
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two vegetables and rolls and butter.
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There will be a good, promising position for YOU, if you only
will make the necessary preparation. Avoid loss of time and op
portunity by entering upon your training at the earliest possible
date. Take this sure, safe, direct way to a position affording
a future worth while. There’s a constant demand for those who
are definitely and specifically qualified.
This is the Indiana Business College of Indianapolis. The
others are at Marion, Muncie, Logansport, Anderson, Kokomo,
Lafayette, Columbus, Richmond and Vincennes —Ora E. Butz,
President. For Budget of Information and full particulars, get
in touch with the point your prefer, or see, write or telephone
Fred W. Case, Principal
Pennsylvania and Vermont Sts.
First Door North Y. W. C. A„ Indianapolis
emancipation proclamation. He'
married in Memphis, Ind., in 1868.
Survivors are the widow, two j
daughters, Mrs. Ada Lapsey and j
Mrs. Bertha Channing, and two j
sons, George and Harold Blakey, all |
of Indianapolis.
Meningitis Ban Set
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Jan. 16.—A
serious threat of cerebro-spinal !
meningitis reaching epidemic pro- ;
portions here led to action at a spe- ;
cial session of the city council, bar- j
ring children under 14 years of age j
from theaters and Sunday schools. j
Ten cases of acute meningitis have j
been discovered in the city. There
has been one death.
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With
RUBBER HEELS
75c
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Opposite 2 I>~ors South
Ohio Theater of Washington
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Cor. Washington and Meridian Sts. Merchants Bank Bidg., Downstairs
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