Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1920 — Page 12

WEDS COUNTY PWGHWAY WORK Contractors Called Up by Board Members. The county commissioners today personally served notice upon the firms holding contracts for the improving of county roads, that they will be expected to proceed with the work as soon as possible and live up to the provisions of the contracts. More than seventeen contractors were called before the commissioners to state how able they were to carry out promptly the Improving of the roads. Several of the contractors declared work bad been delayed both by the shortage of labor as well as the inability to get cars for shipment of materials. Most of the contractors assured the boajfl they were ready to start road work within the next two weeks. The commissioners announced that work has not been completed on the following roads: The Allen. Becker, Bosson, Faldwell, Christian, Deford, Kchoff. Fanvere, Flaherty. Harting, Howard, Heine, Dee. McAlpin. Marrch, Starkey. Spann and the Wachtetter road. Commissioner Qarlln Shank told the contractors the board meant “to try to speed up the work.” “We are going to do it,” said Commissioner Joseph Hayes.

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Department Club Honors Mrs . Perkins —Photo by Nicholson Bros. MRS. SAMI EU K. I’ERKINS. The Woman's Department club of Indianapolis, one of the largest organizations of women in the city, has honored Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins by re-electing her president. Mrs. Perkins is one of the founders of the Department club, which was organized in 1912. It Is composed of mem-

bers of various womeu's clubs of the city, and is subdivided into different sections. ; each section having a separate line of endeavor. The club aims to promote interest among women in music, art, home economics, philosophy, psychology, drama, literature and civic affairs. Mrs. Perkins at all times has been unswerving in lier loyalty and interest in the Department club. She Is affiliated with various organizations of the city, one of her most original clubs being the Study club, which she organized twentyone years ago, personally conducting It at her own home each Tuesday morning, from October until June, making a continuous study of art, taking a different phase each season. Many of the charter members still arc active in the club. Mrs. Perkins twice has been regent of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the D. A. Tt. and is on the board of the Woman’s Franchise league. The officers for the coming season of the Department club are Mrs. I’erklns, president: Mrs. J. F. Barnhill, second vice president; Mrs. I>eo K. Fesler. recording secretary; Mrs. Joseph Rodney Smith, membership secretary; Mrs. Edward Ferger, treasurer; Mrs. H. B. Burnet, Mrs. R. A. Foster and Mrs. F. W. Crist, directors. Terms of the other officers have not expired. INTRODUCES VATICAN RIU. PARIS, March 12. —Deputy Iteibel, In the name of the government, has Introduced a bill in the chamber of deputies I providing for re-establishment of relations between France and the Vatican.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.

JEWISH COUNCIL TO LAUNCH DRIVE “Americanization" is the slogdn of the Council of Jewish Women In their drive for funds. During the war this organization gave Invaluable service on Ellis Island for Immigrants who could not come into the United States nor return to their homes. It. was the only wonrva> organization admitted to the island aud only six organizations of any kind were allowed to do work there. The council did not ask for funds during the war, using its private funds for the work. After such hea/ry expenses caused by the extensive relief work carried on the council finds its almost exhausted and there Is so much more to be done that money must be raised. The big work of the club ahead Is Americanization ; giving education to Jews in the congested districts and ghettos of the large cities; getting them out on farms; bringing to the women and children education on sanitation so that they will know how to manage their homes out In the country; help for the blind Jewish folk who do not understand English and having Hebrew alphabets made for the blind so that they may gain some education. Funds must be provided for this work. One of the women In the relief work of the connell Is Miss Goldsmith of Philadelphia, who until the present time has given her services voluntarily. From now on It Is proposed to compensate her.

Women will also be sent broadcast to promote relief work. This requires money. So this great drive is on among the Jewish people of the country. The national minimum quota Is SIOO,OOO and the local quota Is $2,500. The ludl' .lapolis chapter of the Jewish council met this morning and developed the plans for the drive. Mrs. Douls Wolfe Is president of the Indianapolis chapter and Mrs. Hahn is vice president. DRAFT DODGERS HERE TO BE HELD Head of State Bureau Expects to Act in Two Weeks. The government Is still on the trail of draft dodgers and several arrests probably will be made In Indiana during the next two weeks, according to Charles Tlghe, In charge of the Indiana bureau of Investigation. The department of Justice has been gathering evidence on those alleged to have evaded military duty unlawfully for several months, and It Is said that preparations are now under way to make a cleanup la Indiana. Those arrested probably will lie turned over to military offVlals for trial, as the penalty for evading conscription under the federal statutes limits Imprisonment to a year and a day, -whereas the military court-martials can fix a much heavier penalty.

FUND FOR LITTLE JIMMY NOW SI,BOO The fund for Jimmy Sullivan, frail, fcrown-eyed boy, not yet 7, who's father lost his life while attempting to rescue two colored boys from drowning, has reached more than It was reported today. Jimmy lives with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, 453 Kauffman place. His mother died before he was 2 years old, and at that time it was thought he would be a rnute. When his mother became til her one desire was to live long enough to hear Jimmy speak. This hope was granted for shortly before death called her Jimmy was able to say “bird.” He became the constant, companion of his father. They were never separated, except when his father was at work. In (he evenings before Jimmy’s bedtime his father would sit for hours entertaining him with a guitar or phonograph. Jimmy misses this now and often saya: “I wish daddy was here to play music to me.” Jimmy’s father had one desire—to educate b.lm. He lived to see Jimmy start to sthool. He often declared the boy would get a better education than he had obtf ined, and this will be realized if the fund that Is being raised will do It. “Every cent that Is given foi Jimmy will be used for him,” said Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, the boy's grandmother, today. *

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Beautiful Actress Attributes Her Wonderful Success To Her Famous Complexion Tells How Yoil May Also Have One MISS DOROTHY DALTON.

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tonlsh you. It imparts Instant beauty ta the skin and makes a rosy-whtte complexion, every one will talk about. I find it excellent for my complexion ae It protects my skin in all kinds ,of weather. That’s why I prefer fit to all other toilet preparations and am never without it. Many of my professional friends to whom 1 have recommended Derwillo use it in preference to all other face powders or beautifiers ‘ Just try It once before going to the theater, danfrea, parties or an afternoon call and note tho favorable comnjents of your friends. Derwillo instantly puts a lifelike tint on your cheeks which defies detection. It takes the place of face powder and stays on until you wash It off. Perspiration does uot affect it nor will It run off on clothing: It also prevents the nose and face from shining." It’s wonderful for a dark, sallow rough skin, blackheads, coarse pores, oily skin, freckles, tan and for the Instant beauty It Imparts. Over 500,000 girls and women are using it. It's absolutely harmless to the most sensitive skin. Just try it once and you will need no-further argument to convince you that there Is noth-' lng “just as good,’’ “better,’’ or “just like It.” Insist on Derwillo, then you will not be disappointed. NOTE —Druggists and department stores everywhere sell Derwillo with the guarantee that If you don't like it you get your money hack. It is tbe one beautlfler that gives satisfaction at all seasons of the year. You can secure it at all toilet counters in this otty. Including the Hook, and tbe Haag Dru# Pamnanl*.—