Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 135, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1922 — Page 11

OCT. 16, 1922

PUPILS TO HESS ANTIffiE TALKS All City Schools Will Devote Time to Prevention Education. Pupils of every school in Indianapolis, public and parochial. Will be addressed upon fire prevention, Jacob E. Reidel, chief of the bureau of fire . prevention, announced today. Speakers are: John J. O’Brien, chief fire force: Simeon C. Hoyl. assistant chief: Lieut. Walter GeisenLieut. Roy Philips, Walter ifPteinmaver, Clyde Henninger. Henry Rothermel, Joseph Jordan, Otto Rugenstein. Capt. Bartley Dugan. Capt. Charles Britton, Capt. Benjamin Cronley, Henry McMann, Lieut. John Monahan. Roy Bennett, Earl Seiner, Howard Adkins. William Hanna. Albert A. Judd, Walter Gray, Ernest Rockhold. John Logan. Edwin Harvey. James Quakers. Fred ty-ige-i\er. Lieutenant D. O’Donnell, Capt. Min Feeney. Otto Petty, Thomas Smith. Isaiah Jackson, Edward j Trimpe, David Stroud. Lieut. Fred Parlow. Jesse Day, Walter Galimore, Edward McGinnis. A motion picture lecture on fire prevention will be given by Reidel at Frankfort. Tuesday evening.

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How Long Will These Be Used?

The famed “little red schoolhouse” j would compare favorably with some j ! of £he buildings used as schools in , | Indianapolis. At school No. 8, Winter anrl Bloycl ! Aves., a Times reporter found two j ! frame houses being used for the 1 fourth, fifth and sixth grades. In the larger building, electric | lights are used all day. New lights, with frosted bulbs, were installed Saturday. Some of the children who go to school in this building have been forced to wear glasses because of the poor lighting, it was learned. | The buildings have not been j painted, inside or out, for about four years. The walls are black with soot from the stoves which heat the rooms. Behind the stove in one room, the paint is off the wall. Smoke from the chimney of the smaller building blows over into the larger building, according ♦o children who attend school there. At times 1 the smoke is so heavy that the j windows in the schoolroom have to! be closed.

Two portable buildings also are in ■ use at this school, beside a per- , roanent brick building. Light can be j seen through cracks in the walls yf I the portables. In winter, the wind I blows through these cracks. School No. 38 is to have anew building. according to the school board program. FERDINAND CROWNED 1 Ceremony Staged After Long Delay Due to World War. By United yew* ALBA-JULIA. Roumanla, Oct. 16. King Ferdinand and Queen Marie were crowned at this ancient Roumanian town Sunday morning. The coronation. which was delayed by the World War. was witnessed by representatives of the great powers. Marshal Foch came as the special envoy of France. King Ferdinand succeeded to the I throne when his father. King Carol. I died late in 1914.

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kill his wife and slashed his own throat, will recover, physicians city nospital declared today. Carmack’s wound is not serious. Carmack has been separated from his wife for some time and at 8 o’clock last night he went to 225 Sanders St., where Mrs. Carmack was living with her daughter, Mrs. Della Brument. He demanded that his .wife return and live with him. She refused and it is said he drew a large knife and cut her on the face and neck. Mrs. Brumet, hearing her mother scream, attempted to save her,

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but Carmack is said to have slashed at her with the knife. William Schackle lives downstairs at the Sanders St. house. Hearing | Mrs. Brummet scream he ran up- ! stairs and Carmack attacked him, him twice on the hand, it is 'alleged. Then Carmack gashed his own throat. He ran from the house, i When the police were investigate I ing and preparing to send Mrs. Car- , mack to the city hospital in an araj bulance, Carmack returned to the I scene. He is held in the detention

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I ward on a charge of assault and bat- ! tery with intent to kill. MURDERER SHOOTS SELF Samuel Carpenter Found Dead in Louisville Home. By Times Special NEW ALBANY, Ind., Oct. 16. Samuel Carpenter, 38, who shot and killed Mrs. Amy Wagner Roche, 30, in front of her home here last week after sjjp had written him a note ordering him to stop his attentions I toward her, killed himself by shoot-

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ing through the heart at the home of ‘Joseph Gerlin, his brother-in-law, in Louisville, Ky. TITLE MEN TO MEET State Abstractors Plan Convention, Oct. 25-26. The Indiana Title Association will hold its annual convention in the Denison Hotel. Oct. 25 and 26, It was announced by Willis Coval, president. The organization is composed of abstractors.

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