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Evening star., 1932-01-01
Wotnen's S49.5O
Formerly $3.50 to S89.5O

4-$69.50 BLACK, BOUCLE CLOTH COATS
for the larger woman, with skunk and kit fox
collars and cuffs. Sizes A to 48. s4950
6-S59.5O BLACK BOUCLE CLOTH COATS
with kolinsky collars and cuffs. Sizes SO 10 a.;
36S to 40S. Observation-Disclosures. .s4950
1-SS9.50 LARGER WOMAN'S GREEN BOU-
Gle CLOTH COAT with kit fox collar and
cuffs. Size 425 5................. .s49.50
6-S69.50 GREEN, AND BROWN COATS In
rough wooIens, Persian lamb, wolf, and kolinsky
collars and cuffs. Sizes 36, 32. 36S.. s4950
1-sS9.5Q BLUE CHARDELLA CLOTH COAT
with squirrel collar and cuffs, for little wom-
an. Size Observation-Disclosures. .S4950
1r-S895O BLUE BOUCLE CLOTH COAT, cir
cular shawl collar and cuffs of kit fox. 40. S4950
1-S79.5O SPANISH TILE BOUCLE CLOTH
COAT, blue fox trim. Size Sc. $40 so
SIrcCESS COATS -EQIIRIII FL N0R
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Women's S39.5O
Formerly S40.5O to $60.5O

6-S495O BLACK BoUCLE CLOTH COATS,
kit fox collars and cuffs. 36 to as. $3.50
6-s4e.5O LARGER WOMENS BLACK BoU-
cuffs Sizes 4213 to 4615 $3.50
3-S69.50 BROWN, AND BLACK FAUREI4LA
CLOTH COATS with Jap mink collars and
cuffs. Sizes 38 to $3.50
1-s69 so BLACK CHARDELLA CLOTH COAT
with kolinsky collar and cuffs. Size 4211 $3.50
1-S59.50 BROWN BOUCLE CLOTH SPORTS
COAT wolf collar and cuffs. Size 36. $3.50
Evening star., 1932-01-01
$3.50

Formerly $16.50 and $3.50
Just the kind Of dress you want
now for general daytime wear
stunning wool-and-satin COM
binations or simple, well-made
wool frocks boiero or coat
styles two-tOne combinations
fiared or plated skirts -. cape
collars, cape sleeves, square or
high neckIines black, brown,
green, tile, blue, wine. IA to 20.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Misses S30.5O
Formerly $3.50 TO $3.50

2-s79.S0 BLUE, OR GREEN MONONTONE
WOOL sports coats, with natural lynx collars.
Sizes IA to 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
4-S595O ALL BLACK DRESS COATS
horseshoe collars and cuffs Of black fox. Sizes
IA to 18 ...................... $3.50
2-S69.50 BROWN, AND RED BOUCLE
WOOLEN coats, with collars and cuffs of beav-
er. Sizes IA to 16 Observation-Disclosures $3.50
6-Sf95O ALL BLACK DRESS COATS, with
collars, and cuffs of caracul Sizes IA
to 20 Observation-Disclosures. .. S39 so
4-s595O BROWN BOUCLE WOOLEN DRESS
COATS, with collars, and cuffs of kOlinSky.
Sizes Ia to Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Evening star., 1932-01-01
$500

Formerly $3.50 to $29.50
No matter what the event there
Is a dress here. Daytime and
evening frocks Canton crepe,
satin, velvet, and velvet c0mbina-
ti6ns. Whether you want a one or
two piece model it's here. Good
necklines, fiared or plated skirts
and attractive colOrs like
black, navy, brown, green, red.
Sizes SO to "A, and "a to az short.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Misses S26
Formerly $35 to $3.50

Formerly $35 to $3.50
6-s39.5O BLACK, AND BROWN BOUCLE
woolen coats, with shawl collars Of marmink.
Sizes IA to 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s26
10-S3950 ALL-BLACK BOUCLE DRESS
COATS, with big collars and elbow cuffs of
skunk, or wolf. Sizes Ia to 20.............S26
4-s395o SHAWL COLLAR COATS, in black
boucIe, trimmed with black lynx Sizes IA
10 10 SSo
I-S49.50 BROWN DRESS COAT, with collar
and cuffs of dyed squirrel. Size IA S26
4-S35 BLACK. AND BROWN DRESS
COATS, with collars of lapin dyed coney) and
caracul. Sizes Ia to 20......,.............S2 20. S26
Evening star., 1932-01-01
W0men's Dresses-5th Floor
E l2.75

F 0rmerIy SI6.5U 10 20
Street, business, five o'clock, and
evening dresses Canton crepe,
satin, heavy sheer, velvet the
tailored types in demand i.
dressy frockS for afternoon I.
short puff sleeves, cape sleeves.
Long full skirts lace yokes
and sleeves +. beaded dresses,
embroidered types metal
Cloth trims. Black, navy, wine,
green, red, brown, rose. Regular
sizes &c TO Al short sizes 81
TO AZ.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Misses Goats, SIS
4th Floor
Formerly $29.5O to $3.50

Formerly SZ9.0O 10 S3S'0O
3-S39.5O BROWN MONOTONE WOOL sports
coats with U-shape beaver collars. Sizes IA
8-S35 BROWN, BLACK. GREEN, AND TILE
ROUGH WOOLEN coats, trimmed with wolf.
and skunk. Sizes IA to 18..................Sl 18.
6-S35 TWEED SPORTS COATS, BROWN, OR
BLACK WITH white mixtures, collars of lapn
(dyed coneyl. Sizes Ia to 2O.........S15
4-S395O SPORTS COATS IN TAN, AND
BROWN NOVELTY MIXTURES with brown
skunk trimming. Sizes IA 10 1S...........S15
4-S29.5O BLACK, BROWN, AND GREEN
DRESS COATS in attractive rough wOOlens,
trimmed with lapin S(dyed coney). Sizes IA
1o-S295 BROWN, AND GREEN CORDUROY
COATS. in the tailored coachman style. Sizes
IL to LIZ .Sl5
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Goats Look at These Coats!
Misses
$655 j

Formerly $89.5O to $I25
1-S11O CAVALIER BLUE DRESS
COAT, trimmed with grey Persian
lamb. Size l8. sos
1-S11O WINTER BEIGE ROUGH
WOOL COAT, trimmed with ko-
linsky. Size IA. .$65
4-s9s.50 ALL BLACR DRESS
COATS, FOrstmann and HUFFMAN
fabrics, trimmed with Persian lamb.
Sizes IA to 18. S65
1-S110 SPANISH TILE CHER
KESSA CLOTH COAT, with black
Hudson seal dyed muskrat) trim
ming. Size $65
1-S9s.50 FOREST GREEN DRESS
COAT, in rough wool, with Paradise
fitch trimming. Size IA. S65
1-S125 SPANISH TILE CHER
KESSA CLOTH COAT, with black
Persian lamb collar and cuffs. Size
Ia .................S 800
3-S89.5O BLACK AND BROWN
BOUCLE CLOTH COATS, trimmed
with lovely blue fox. Sizes IA to IS.
s65
3-S9S.5O BROWN BOUCLE DRESS
COATS, with shawl collars and cuffs
of beaver. Sizes IL to 1S....s65
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Misses S49.5O
Formerly $69.5O and $3.50

2-s69.5O BROWN BOUCLE DRESS COATS,
with big beaver collar and bracelet cuffs OF
beaver Size 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S49.5O
2-S69.50 BROWN TWEED SPORTS COAT,
with big shawl collars of beaver Sizes IA and
Is ....................:.. S49.50
2-S79.5O SPANISH TILE DRESS COATS, in
lovely rough woolens, with soft beaver trim
ming. Sizes IA and 16.............S4 16. S49.5O
3-S79.50 BLACK, BROWN, AND GREEN
DRESS COATS, square shawl collar and elbow
cuffs of Jap mink. Sizes IA to $49.5O
1-$6g.5O BLACK BOUCLE WOOLEN DRESS
COAT, with a square shawl collar and cuffs of
fitch. Size IA ..............- - S495O
3-S6950 PERSIAN LAMB COLLARS AND
CUFFS on these beautiful coats of black
boucIe woolen. Sizes Ia, 16 and 20 S49.5O
SUCCESS COATS=FOI1Rr1I ,zr onR
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Misses Dresses-5th Floor


FOrmerLy SI6.5O to SZ5
Just every kind of dress In this
group street, afternoon, eve
ming Canton crepe, satin,
taffeta, velvet tailored dresses
in such good taste print
top-Canton crepe skirt dresses
Dressy five o'clock types
evening dresses with bead
trim others with self bows.
Every good color black,
brown, green, rust, blue and
for evening, white, red, black,
flesh, green. Sizes ii to 20.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
$3.50

Formerly sl6.50 to $3.50
Think of 1t, Canton crepe, satin,
and wool daytime dresses for s7.5o.
And because there are but 80 don't
wait long 10 come in. Some
fagoted some plated or
fiared one and two piece
styles embroidery or lace
trimming. Black, navy, green,
brown, red. Regular sizes 36 to Al
short sizes SO to AZ.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Misses Dresses-2nd Floor
$500

Formerly $29.50 and $39.50
Just 19 dresses afternoon
crepes, two pieces in black with
white daytime satins, fagoted,
black with white, wool dresses for
daytime in brown and black
for evening lace dress with
jacket, satin evening dresses =. i.
and two velvets with jeweled
buckles in brown .. sizes IA to 20.
MISS
Evening star., 1932-01-01
WOnen's-sr Floor
s65 $85
Formerly. $40 to $I45

Formerly. $40 to $I45
s145-BROWN CHERKESSA COAT,
blue fox collar and cuffs. Size 36 $S5
s-s135 BLACK CHARDA CLOTH
COATS, with Magellan kit fox col
lars and cuffs. Sizes S6 to az. ....SS5
1-sls5 BLACK CHARDA CLOTH
COAT, trimmed with skunk. Size
1-s135 BROWN CHERKESSA
CLOTH COAT, with square shawl
collar and cuffs, of Fisher fitch.
Size 40. SS5
8-s125 BROWN AND BLACK
CHERKE SSA AND CHARDA
CLOTH coats, trimmed with beaver
and mink. Sizes 38 to 44......S85
$50 ALL BLACK COATS IN
ROUGH WOOLEN, with black fox
and Persian lamb collars and cuffs.
Sizes So to S85
4-S110 GER MEMS
BLACK CHERKESSA CLOTH coats,
with collars and cuffs of skunk and
fox. Sizes 4212 to 481a .S85
Evening star., 1932-01-01
$3.50

Formerly S29.50 to $45
Such desirable gowns for eve
ming lace and satin with or with
out jackets black, pink, green
for Sunday night Canton
crepe or velvet .. for afternoon
Canton crepe for daytime vel
vet or wool. One and two piece
:. green, tile, brown, black. Sizes
IA to 20.
IS BETTER DRESSES-SECOND +
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Dresses for Every Size and Every Need-Dresses!
VOmen's Dresses-2nd Floor


Formerly $3.50 TO S45
The very fashionable and indi-
viduaI lattice effect at neck and
sleeves in stunning thin wool
dresses woOl-and-satin in
black and white afternoon
velvets with elbow sleeves E. Sun
day night velvets with metallic
belts and cape sleeves cowi
necklines triple sheers with
jeweIed buckle -. or afternoon
velvets for evening, satins.
Women's, short wOmen's, SO to Al.
PTTER DRESSES SECOND FLO
Evening star., 1932-01-01
$500

Formerly $3.50 to $29.50
Such charming things. Evening
gowns OF satin and tafYeta, beaded
-: many one-of- kind models
in black, white, red, blue, green.
For afternoon, velvets for day.
time tailored crepe dresses with
smart white touches and sheer
weoiens. Bright color embroidery
or stitching for trimming also
lace adOrnment. Black, brown,
blue, rust, green. Sizes IL to 20.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
$20.5O
Formerly $45 and $49.5O

Afternoon crepes with separate
jackets or with lace trimming,
just the thing now . evening
satins with contrasting sashes and
jeweled clips at neck in white or
pompadour satin-and-wool
In coat style, black, brown, tile.
You may choose from 18 dresses
IL you come at 9:15' tomorrow.
Women's sizes 36 to AZ.
Evening star., 1932-01-01
Formerly $IIO to $165

VI '~Ss W. - " w W. oO
2-S145 CHERKEssA CLOTH
COATS in Spanish tile, or green,
with collar and cuffs Of beaver.
Size l6.............:........ .SS5
1-s16s FORSTMANN AND HUFF
MANN RENKA CLOTH COATS, in
Oxford grey. trimmed with grey
Persian. Size IS. .SS5
2-s145 ALL-BACK DRESS COATS
in rough wool. beautifully trimmed
with Persian lamb. Size 16. .SS5
3--S125 BLACK AND BROWN
DRESS COATS. in rough wooden,
trimmed with koiinsky. Sizes IA
10 49,. ................'. .SSo
2-S125 SPANISH TILE AND
BROWN BOUCLE CLOTH COATS,
with horseshoe collar and elbow
cuffs of blue fox. Size I4....s85
1-S145 BLUE KONJA CLOTH
COAT with shawl collar and deep
cuffs of Magellan kit fox. Size
10 '............... 800
2-s110 BOUCLE WOOLEN COATS
In green and Spanish tile, with
luxurious mink trimming. Size
'''"''''' '''''''''''' 800
Evening star., 1932-01-01

Formerly S45 to $3.50
III you get one of these choice
gowns you are indeed lucky
evening dresses Of satin or velvet,
some with separate jackets in
tie, flesh, chartreuse
sunday night dresses of velvet
with short puff sleeves some
trimmed with lace in black or
brown afternoon dresses Of
canton crepe or the thinnest wool
Black, brown, green!
Evening star., 1932-01-01

Formerly $29.5O and $39.5O
You'll find Canton crepe, satin
trimmed in black or brown or
all satin for afternoon, in black ).
for evening, chiffons with contrast
ing velvet jackets, eggshell-and-
brown, black-and- white, green
and -stargoId! A dress OF quality
for a little price and just a
few of them. Sizes SO to Al.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
COFFEE SHOP is
RESTFUL SPOT
Comfortable Room Mecca
for Business Men.

Many an Indianapolis business
deal is put over amid the comforta-
bic surroundings of the coffee room
of the Antlers hotel these hot days.
Here, after a delightful meal that
always is enjoyed, men sit at the
tables and discuss. business as they
used to do in the famed old coffee
houses that were so marked a fea-
ture OF London business life.
In fact, the Antlers regards itself
as a service to the community, in
addition to being a mecca for tray
elers. For this purpose it is one of
the finest equipped hotels in the
country, offering a homelike atmos-
phere that has resulted in many
persons making it their permanent
home.
Free parking space, the new BEAU
tiful veranda in front of the build
ing, its delightful swimming pool
and baths, and the first class fur
nishings of it's rooms-all these
things make it hotel home of I'M
usual attractiveness.
R. I. Griffith, manager, emphasizes
these features with an agreeable
personality and a keen interest in
the comfort of his guests.
Griffith is one of the best known
hotel men in the country, a valua-
BILE citizen to the community, and a
splendid host to the large number
Of travellers who make the AntIers
their headquarters, as we'll as to the
Indianapolis citizens who avail
themselves of the hotels many con-
reniences.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
TRACT
EXPEQTS PLAY 1T

spades, and when the three-spot
dropped from the West hand. East
shifted to the queen of clubs.
Dummy refused to cover and East
continued with the jack of clubs
and then the six of clubs.
West won the second club with
the ace and then caShed his king
and queen of spades. He then led
the eight of clubs, which North
trumped with the ten of hearts,
but East overtrumped with the jack
and returntd the jack of spades.
South trumped with the seven
and West overtrumped with the
nine, forcing North's queen. And
now you can see that West is bound
to take another heart trick.
At the table where the hand was
played at three diamonds, West
opened the king of spades, which
East overlook with the ace and
then led a club.
West won the third club and
cashed his queen of spades and then
led the tire of spades, which East
won with the jack, returning his
fourth spade.
This allowed West to make his
queen of diamonds.
The declarer was well able to
complain of hard luck when he
played the hand at hearts and
csshed only the ace, king and queen
of hearts and the ace and king Of
diamonds.
,Copvrirht 1882 NEA Service Inc)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
Feminine Touch Assures
Clean, Sanitary Storage
Goods Cared For as Well
in Warehouse as in
Private Home.

A home is a place for the house
hold goods, where the family has
their use. 1t is not home without
woman in charge, nor does the
furniture fare at all we'll without an
expert housekeeper.
It may be that the most instinc-
tive ability to keep house that seems
to be born in women is one of the
reasons for the great success in
recent years of the Shank Fireproof
Storage Company, with a most mod
ern plant at 1870 North Illinois
street, for Mrs. Lew Shank is the
active head of the business, and the
place is kept as one would keep a
home.
1t is a highly sanitary place, made
so by the best methods of cleaning
and frequent furigation. Those who
have had experience in storing
goods will know what this means to
their household articles, and will
regard this as the highest of recon-
mendationS. There are individual
locker service, a mothproof vault
and a lock box vault for valuables.
"A special room is provided for the
storage of oriental rugs, valuable
tapestries and draperies and articles
OF that nature, protected against
burglars and marauders of all kinds,
and in another room the tempera-
ture automatically is regulated for
the storage of pianos and other ar
ticles that may be affected by
changes of Temperature.
Goods are stored and shipped out
as required. These shipments are
made to any partof the world, even
by airplane when haste is demand
ed. An office and warehouse is
maintained in Paris for the con-
venience of Americans abroad, and
the Paris office also ships goods
anywhere.
The building was constructed
about eight years ago. 1t is spe-
cially designed for tn purpose, and
is one of the largest and most
complete N the country. The Shank
Auction Furniture Company, 1882
North Illinois street, is closely con-
nected with the storage company.
Mrs. Shank prides herself on con-
Quoting the business on the same
lines that made Lew Shank so well
known, policy of courtesy and
fair dealing that has made this
business popular for thirty-thre
years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
Safe Form of Investment
Is Offered by Association

JOY the privileges of independence,
and the security of owning improved
real estate or their own homes,
otherwise beyond their reach.
The wise investor considers the
value or obtains available facts sur
rounding an association before
making an investment. He learns
what that particular institution
means to the community. He dis
covers it is established as a safe and
sound form of investment by search
ing through the past records.
F. S. Cannon, Railroadmen's
Building and Loan Association presi-
dent, invites any one to investigate
its remarkable record of helpful
service, not only to members by its
sincere desire to encourage thrift
and home ownership, but to Indian
apolis and Marion county in general.
Complete information on service
given by the Railroadmen's Associa-
ton may be obtained at the offices,
21-23 Virginia avenue. Officials of
the company gladly will furnish any
one with records of the past and the
best indexes for the future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
BOARDS POWER RULING
VICTORY FOR PUBLIC
Accountants Figures Borne Out in
Decision on Dam Cost.

Accountants Figures Borne Out in
Decision on Dam Cost.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Pre-
cedents which may mean hundreds
Of millions of dollars to the public
have been set by the federal power
commission in ruling against the
Alabama Power Company in the
long standing dispute over actual
legitimate cost of its Mitchell dam
project.
The company claimed the actual
cost of its project was $l0,646, O56.
William V. King, chief accountant
of the power commission, recon-
mended that approximately $4,000
600 Of this be disallowed as an i'm
proper charge. The commission has
disallowed 1851, 200 of the amount
in dispute.
If the company had been sus.
tanned in its contention, the cost
to the public in future recapture
proceedings would have been greater
by the amount disallowed. The
larger sum also might have become
a base for present electric rates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
Building, Loan Firm Has
Paid 81 Dividends in
46 Years.

With forty-six years behind it the
Railroadmen's Building and Loan
Association successfully has paid
millions of dollars semi annually in
dividends to it's thouand of men,
Der, who have employed this form
of investment as a method of saw
ing.
In each of the ninety-two divi-
dends declared, through three So
called periods of depressions, 100
per cent on the dollar has been paid
or credited to the members account
in full.
To the purchaser of its shares it
has offered a we'll secured invest
ment paying returns organized I'M
der the laws of the state of Indiana
The railroadmen's has given the
borrowers a loan service which en-
abled thousands of families to en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
.RRDGE
BY w. E. M'KENNEY

SeViebaAS american brldge League
HAVE you noticed the number of
4 l. people who continually COM
plain that they hold poor cards I!
There is a peculiar belief among
card players that if you complain
about poor cards that you will con-
tinue to hold them.
The superstitions of card players
are many, and I know several play
ers who have told me that while
the cards are being dealt they &C
tually repeat in their mind, Come
on, ace"
believe that the prize hard luck
hand Of the year was played in a
recent duplicate tournament. It
was hard luck from three different
angles.
Several pairs played the hand at
three hearts-one pair played it at
three diamonds, while one pair
played the hand at two hearts and
took only five tricks.
The pair who played it at three
diamonds managed to take six tricks,
but Of course were down more be-
cause they did not hold honors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18

wastes, giving food selection and
exercise chance to cut down I'M
healthy fat.
French Lick Salts, in cool water,
is sparkling, effervescing, pleasant
as a fountain beverage. Even IT
not overweight, take French Lick
Salts once a week as a systemic
regulator. Tones the system;
makes you feel like a new person;
safeguards against colds, bilious
ness, headaches and other sick
ness. Today, at your druggists,
buy a generous bottle, soc.
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
THEY TELL ME'
@ &c. s. p
&f=iz75N1.8A
RY BFN STFRN

THOUSANDS Of taxpayers are
l. disenfranchised during the
legislative session.
Taxation without representation
once was the rallying cry Of revo-
luton, yet for the last six years, in
direct violation of the state Con-
stitution, that has been true in In
diana.
And the women OF the state, of
/ course, never have had represen-
tation in the general assembly.
Oh, we know that there have been
several feminine state representa-
tives, but that is not what occa-
stoned the above comment.
The state Constitution provides
/ that the general assembly shall,
every six years, cause enumeration
to be made of all male inhabitants
over the age Of 81 years, and that,
| at the next session Of the assembly
following the enumeration, appor-
/ ton the number Of senators and
representatives among the counties
on the basis Of the enumeration of
the males.
In 1881 the state adopted a con-
stitutional amendment providing
that Negro males also shall be
enumerated for this purpose, but
there never has been an amend
ment admitting the women to this
form of representation, despite the
fact that they have suffrage.
n
Last enumeration of voters for.
legislative reapportionment was
made in 1925 and although several
bills to fedivide the house and sem
ate membership according to the
new figures were introduced in the
1927 session, the rural members sue
ceeded in blocking any action.
So in spite of the constitutional
provision that there shall be legis-
lative reapportionment every six
years nothing has been done since
1921.
This means that thousands of
voters in the cities of the state are
NLtAlOuO AC p1CoC4lOdL4O1A.
Another redivision is due in the
1888 session, although it could be
made at this special assembly.
Enumeration of the male voters
has been completed, according to
the state auditor, and the figures
show that there are 890,893 males
over the age of 81 in Indiana. In
1925, male voters numbered 1886, AIS
Peculiarly enough, while the total
has increased, the number of Negro
males of voting age has decreased.
In 1925 there we're 28,474 in the
state; this years enumeration shows
IS ,899.
But the nub of the situation is
this-if there had been legislative
reapportionment in 1927, the cities
where the population is the heaviest
and whence comes the most state
revenue would have a larger num-
Der Of representatives and senators
and that from the rural counties
would be less than at present
Because the rural legislators are
IN the majority, the populous coun-
ties are being derived of their lust
and due proportion of funds raised
oy the gasoline tax, which would go
to aid the unemployment situation.
The present apportionment
therefore, eminently is satisfactory
and pleasing to the rural legislators
its is taxation for the cities with |
out representation-but what do
they care?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18
WEST POINT GRADS
FIND PAY is STOPPED
Academy Men Warned That 9O-Day
Leave Practice Is at End.

ACADEMY Men warned mat 9O-Day
Leave Practice Is at End.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The
war department today warned West
Point graduates Of the class of 1882,
now on leave in various parts OF
the world, that their pay had
stopped july l.
Customarily the academy grad
yates are given ninety days leave
with pay, before reporting for
permanet assignments. The comp
troller-general has banned the
practice under the new economy act.
The war department said the
graduates could get back on the
pay roll by reporting "for temporary
duty at the nearest military station
or United States embassy should
they desire to do so"