Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1920 — Page 22

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SOUTH BEND MAN DEFENDS SCHOOLS Rating Basis Gives State Erroneous Standing. s Special to The Times. SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Not. 12.—Commenting on the widely circulated report that Indiana ranks serenteenth among tha States of the nation as regards schools, Ralph Longfield, county superintendent of Schools here, declares the basis on which the rating was determined Is Inadequate for measuring educational efficiency. He points out that the national educational committee, which established the rating, tabulated Items which are largely physical, including Investments in school property, per capita expenditures and proportion of one-room schools. Such a method, he says, is advantageous to those States In wHlch high building costs make attractive figures. Despite the feeling that the State suffers a grave injustice m being ranked seventeenth, every district In St. Joseph County is entering heartily Into the campaign for school betterment, and educators say the rating, erroneous though they feel it to be, may prove a blessing by acting as a spur to the State's scholastic pride.

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WISH VEHICLES KEPT OFF CIRCLE Indianapolis Chapter of Engineers Prepare Resolution. A resolution to the effect that Monument Circle should be closed permanently to vehicular traffic is to be brought up at the next meeting of the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Association of Engineers. Nov. 17, at the Chamber of Commerce Building. The resolution was brought up at the last weekly meeting of the chapter by the committee on civics of the chapter, but after discussion was referred bade to the committee for further consideration. INVALID WOMAN IS GAS VICTIM Gas fumes escaping from a range In the kitchen of the home of John T. Edwards, 324 East Sixteenth- street, resulted in the death of his wife, Mrs. Lydia J. Edwards, 73, late Thursday. Mr. Edwards Is the senior member of the real estate firm of Edwards & Edwards. When he returned home at 3:45 o'clock

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he found the residence filled with gas fumes and his wife on the floor in the k'tchen. evidently having attempted to open the door to reach the fresh air. l)r. David L. Kuun said she had beea dead only a short time. Mrs. Edwards has been an Invalid for

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a number of years, and it was her custom to lie down for a nap each afternoon. The coroner believes she smelled gas escaping and started to the kitchen to shut off the gas, but was asptyxiated. Funeral services probably will be held In Roachdale, the former home of Mr. and

Mrs. Edwards. One son, James F. Edwards, 2313 North New Jersey street; a daughter. Mrs. William Radford of Roachdale; a sister, Mrs. Greenville Dodd of Crawfordsville, and a brother, Albert Shtherlln of Colorado also survive.

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