The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-02
MARION COUNTY
STUDENTS ATTEND
SUMMER SESSION
Eighty-Nine Are Enrolled at
Indiana University This
Summer.
DR.. H. L. SMITH DIRECTOR
Dean of School of Education Is
One of Nations Foremost
Educators.
BIZ Times Special

Educators.
By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 2.-Dr
H. L. Smith. dean of the school OF
education OF Indiana University, presi
dent Of the Indiana State Teachers
Association and newly elected vice
president Of the National Education
Association, is director of the summer
session at Indiana University, being
attended by ninety-nine students from
Indianapolis and Marion County.
Dean Smith is one Of the foremost
educators in the United States. He
holds the A. B and A. NJ. degrees
from Indiana University, the A. NJ
degree from Columbia University ano
the Phi. D. degree from Clark Uni
yersity. From 1901 to 1916 be served
as superintendent of schools at Brook
vile. Bloomington, Indianapolis and
Minneapolis.
He organized the system of Govern.
rnant schools in the Panama Canai
Zone. During 1888 he served as
superintendent and later as CHIEF OF
the rehabtlitating division OF the FED
eral board for vocational education:
He has been dean of the school OF
education here since 1915 and director
of the summer session for the past
three years.
ooze trickling
down cutters here showed an attempt
nv all East State St paving TO run
away from heat waves.
STTJIVAN-Local citizens viii
soon be missing the golf ball. SITE
for a country club having been Sc
lected.
T.AFAYETTE-Dis new
mosaic. affecting the tomato ana II
q very deadly disease TO the Indiana
crop. saws a Purdue bulletin
HTTNTINGTON-C the speed
ers before they lose control. Police
Chief Baker said in q statement 70
the force
VINCENNES-see west on tire
four Verne boys buy tire and start
west, a local paper asserts
COIJyBUS- burglars hero are
none too cool. They robbed the Flat
iron restaurant OF an electric fan and
six umbrella.
WINCHESTER-Af Anna Tooker
and Wilbur Longnecker are having
neck-and-neck race for county auditor
nomination, the former declared win
ner by eight votes and the latter by
eleven.
ACKNOWLEDGES as they are
grown in Knox County, will be shown
horticulturists in convention at B. H.
Yates orchard here.
COLUNIBUS-Unprin were the
words passed between Capt Ed Bishop
of the police force and Cap" Havt, a
newspaper reporter. who mixed IN bin
bang style on a street corner.
TIPTON-Friends Of Billy Jarrett.
superintendent Of county roads, claims
he has a nose for gravel like coon
dog has for coon, and has saved the
county much money.
MARION historians digging
in Indian lore have uncovered such
cognomens as Meshingomesia and
Antoptonyah OF the Miami tribe.
LAFAYETTE-Becau OF the coal
shortage families here are ordered by
city officials not to let water run all
night so they can have cold baths in
the morning.
DELPHI-Life IN the log cabin era
Of Indiana was described by John c.
Odell, a pioneer. In an address here.
DECATUR-Sixty-h miles was the
distance travelled by toy balloon sent
up by Earl Winteregg at Berne, Ind,
and which landed at Hume. Ohio.
COLUNTBUS-Kaise Bill has the
wrong bunch, a monarchy will never
return in Germany, DR.. o. c. Breiten-
bach, who has just returned from
Europe, declares.
TIPTON-Many little red school
hou1 es are still holding their own.
even though consolidated schools are
being built, and many people are in
favor of their continuance, recent
meetings in this county have revealed.
BL00MINGTON-Gardens Of the
European variety will be studied by
Harry Newton, who has gone abroad.
LAFAYETTE-Proh has not
killed all the rattlesnakes, one put to
death by C. E. Carte near West Point
measured four feet and had twelve
Pattles.
ANDERS0N-Pisto shots were
used as a fire alarm by a policeman
and saved the life of Charles r. Kess-
Ter, who was asleep, when flames de-
stroyed & grocery store.
SHELBYVHLE-sixty-seven years
b0N"0PTo
makes bright, snappy, lustrous,
sparkling eyes that see things
clearly