Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 139, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1920 — Page 4
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'RUSTEES. ASK BETTER SCHOOLS 4any Recommendations Made by Officials. State legislation for better schools was dvocated in the closed session of the Township Trustees’ Association Tuesday ftemoon at the Claypool Hotel. Officers elected for the coining year re: A. D, Swope, Lebanon, president; Icott Brandenburg, Palestine, vice president; Joseph HUlraan, Indianapolis, seeetary and treasurer. The consolidation of rural schools was iroposed by the legislative body, of rhich Lew Lewis of Rush County is fcairman. Centralization plans were opposed on he grounds that a central government akes the schools out of the hands of the oeal authorities who are on the ground nd know the needs and conditions of he schools. Several cases where bad road condiiona Interfered with tho proper progess f the schools were given. IUPERINTEXDKNT’S UGHT QUESTIONED. - The right of the county superintendent o appoint his corps of teachers, was proested by the township officials who state hat politics and religion- often entered ato selecting teachers. An eighth-month term and a minimum alary of SSOO was recommended for eachers who have had less than thirtylx week' normal school experience, and minimum of fl,ooo was recommended or teachers who have had thirty-six reeks of normal school work. Issuance of bonds for the construction f school buildings and an adjustment f tax rates were urged. The example given was that’ Indlanpoliß people do not" care to pay State ixes on a school in Evansville, Gary or t. Wayne, since they are interested only i their home schools. The limit of 4 per cent assessed valuaon for "schools of each township was Iso urged by the legislative board. OUTHERN INDIANA ETARDS GROWTH. Counties of the southern par£ of the tate were blamed by Mr. Lewi? for retrdlng the growth and betterment of idiana schools. The association, according to Mr. Lew1, favors the enactment of laws for nlldings and road purposes in twentyve counties of the southern section of le State, which he said received but a >tal of $264,549 as State aid. Vocational agriculture and cooperation rith the farmers was suggested. Transportation to schools for students nd the furnishing of books by the State s also advocated by the association and be enactment of laws for the same are rged. Among other reforms suggested by the ssocintion were compulsory physical ducatlon in ali, consolidated schools, he teaching of art and music in rural chools, Increases in salary of members f the advisory board which at present • to year and a revision of the salry bill for county truant officers. fcich Negro Opposed to Social Equality ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 20.—Born a slave, nd now reputed to be one of the wealthsst and most respected negroes In the Duth, David T. Howard, 71, today celerated his golden wadding anniversary. He gave this advice to members of his ice: “I never wasted time; I never went In >r wild oats; never saw a baseball game nd never danced a step—but always atnded to my business. “No social equality for me; tio sane linking negro wants it. “Too many silk shirts and too much ood time are the causes of racial unn,*
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Sans Dress, Parisian Women Use Fur Coat V - PARIS; Oct. 20.—Fur coats are the latest fashions In evening gowns. The reason Is that evening gowns are so undressed that even the most daring woman hesitates to appear in them in pnblic. The indispensable coat Is preferably of ermine, which is becoming under brilliant lights and which is not too warm to wear during' a performance at tho opera, or theater. PENNSY DOCTORS CLOSE MEETING Interesting Discussions Mark End of Session. The annual Joint meeting of the Railway Surgeons’ Association of the Pennsylvania lines east and west of Pittsburgh ended at the Claypool Hotel today with the reading of a number of Important papers. Dr. Gustave A) Shane, Waynesburg. Ohio, discussed “Epidemic Influenza as Related to Surgery;” Dr. A. W. Colcord, Clairton, Pa., "Burns,” and Dr. Eyan O’Neil Kane, Kane, Pa., "Is the Practice of Medicine Worth While?’’ There was a general discussion of the question of amalgamating the two surgical associations. Dr. John H. Oliver of Indianapolis was master of ceremonies at the banquet in the Riley room at the Claypool Hotel last evening. The principal addresses were made by Dr. JB. Y. Roberts, Louisville, president of the association for, the lines west of Pittsburgh, and Dr. W. F. Bacon, York, Pa., president for the lines east. Dr. J} D. McCann, Montlcello, welcomed the visitors on behalf of Indiana and Dr. R. D. Blount, Valparaiso, and Dr. A. W. Colcord, Clairton, Pa., newly elected west and east presidents, respectively, spoke briefly. Shoots Rival Brother DETROIT, Oct. 20.—Jealousy between brothers over a teacher resulted in the shooting of W. B. Babcock, 24. Gordon Babcock, 26, a farmer, of Wolverine, Mich., was held, charged with the shooting. Both men said the woman concerned was Miss Bernice Shook, a high school teacher at Owendale.
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SCHEDULE MANY MEETINGS HERE Campaign Warms Up in County in Last Days. Morning and night meetings are scheduled by political parties during the remainder of the campaign in Marlon County. Dr. Carlton B. McCulloch, Democratic candidate for Governor, will spend much time In the county from now until Nov. 2. Democratic meetings were scheduled at six places this evening, as follows: f Belmont avenue and Michigan street, Mrs. Wllmer F. Christian and Joseph Rr Williams, speakers; Leeta and Bates street, Henry B. Spaan, candidate for Representative in Congress, and Albert Sahm; Missouri and McCarty streets, Frederick Van Nuys and Miss Hazel Fesler; Red Men’s hall. New York and Denny Streets, Mr. Spaan and Miss Lucy Elliott, and League of Nations headquarters, 184 North Pennsylvania street, Paul G. Davis. Republican meetings were held today at
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the Louisiana street car barns, the Oakei*. Company, the Meyer-Levy Company and 538 West Eleventh street. Mrs.. Clarence Martlndale, women’s county Republican chairman, met other women chairmen at luncheon at the Columbia Club at noon. New York Society Girl Marries Jap Artist NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—The romance of a New York girl of a prominent family and a Japanese art student has been revealed here. Mrs. Mortimer Delano told of the elopement of her daughter. Miss Priscilla Alden Delano, and Takeo Watarl, in August. The couple were married In New York Aug. 5.~ Miss Delano Is a descendant of the first Huguenots to come to this country and was a student af dancing. Takeo Watarl is said to be of high family In Japan. The two met through an artist friend.
PHE refining of petroleum * has been revolutionized during the past ten years. Otherwise the present use of automotive machinery would be impossible. In 1910 the average yield of gasoline from crude was 11 percent, while in 1919 this average had risen to about 26 percent, without in any way, impairing the quality of thejproduet. This tremendous advance was the direct result of applying the findings of scientific workers to the problems of industry, and in this work the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has taken a leading part. The chemists and technical experts who have charge of the manufacturing activities of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) have been pioneers in the scientific refining of crude oil. Their success is attested by the fact that the Company has been able to produce an ever-increasing volume of gasoline from the petroleum available. The gasoline problem is important, but it can and will be solved by individual initiative, stimulated by fair and reasonable competition. • In the solving of this problem, the interests of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana), the manufacturer of automotive machinery, and the public are one--greatly increased production is essential. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is straining every fibre of its highly specialized organization to increase the quantity of gasoline which may be taken from the crude—to maintain the high standard of quality it has always insisted on, and to do this without disturbing the output of other useful and necessary refined products of petroleum which it must supply. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - 910 So. Michigan Ave. a Chicago. 131.*
Jail Fan Prepares ’ in Time for Winter MILWAUKEE. Oct. fruit trees and flowers that usually are bare this time of the year, In bloom, the first real sign of winter appeared here today when Charles Williams, a Police Court character, appeared before Municipal Judge Page and asked for a sentence of ninety days In jail. No charge had been placed against him.
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