Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1922 — Page 14

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APPOINTS NAFE CITY HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT Board of Health Asks for Resignation of Dr. Richard A. Poole. NEW CHIEF IS ASSISTANT Trouble Grows Out of Friction Between Head and Nurses. Dr. Cleon Nafe was in charme of thè city hospital today as superintendent, as a resuit of thè order of thè board of health askinsr for thè resignation of Dr. Richard A. Poole as superintendent and appointing Dr. Nafe in his place. Dr. Poole had not tendered his resignation , but he said he would do so In a few days. Dr. Nafe was asslstant superintendent. Trouble grew out of friction between Poole and Miss Josephine Mul- j ville, superintendent of nurses. whom thè board brought from Boston, severa 1 months ago. Poole said tales were carried tc thè board. He alleged it was said that “I was too familiar with thè patients, that it was unbecoming thè dignity of thè superlntendent of such an institution to go about talking to thè folks in thè hospital thè way I did. Dr. W. Harry Howard, interne, was appointed house surgeon and Dr. Russell B. Hippensteel, interne, was appointed house physician. Knafe was authorized to appoint from thè present staff an assistant house physician I and surgeon. The superintendent’s salary is $4,- j 200 a year. Poole was appointed when thè Shank administration took office in January. MRS. FRANK D. STALNAKER BUYS BUSINESS BUILDING Uve-Story Bride Purchased Front Ilubbard Estate. A five-Vtory brick building at 21922 S. Meridian St., belonglng to thè ■William Hubbard estate, has been sold to Mrs. Frank D. Stalnaker for $75,000. The property is occupied by thè E. C. Dolmetch Company, dealers in school supplies. Mrs. Stalnaker, wife of thè president of thè Indiana National Bank, said today thè purchase was for investment purposes, and no change in thè buildng or leasing was contemplated. STUDENT SHOOTS SELF *>/ Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., Dee. 5.—• Byron Kopp, 17, of Übee, a student at Huntington College, shot himself in thè breast yesterday. He is in a terious condition.

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Baby Mine [THANKSGIVING DAY WAS ALL RIGHT BUT THE. RE AL 1 Sthamksgivimg WILL BE jWWEN WE FINISH UP THIS lOL’ TURKEY. y TUI3KVY ! | . Vj Of rourae jour baby has said or doos something just as clevrr as those rrported in this ottima. Writr it on a postrard and srnd lt to thè Baby Mine Editor of The Time# and shure jour chuckles with thè rrst. Probably làkes You Dean (thè baby)—Papa, have you got a mamma? Father —Yes. Grandmamma is my mamma. Dean—ls my grandma your mamma? Father—Yes. Your grandma is thè same to me as mamma is to you. Dean —Well, if you have got a mamma what did you come to live with mamma and me for? MRS. S. H. R. Roots for hini, Too A little boy who is lame recently ! moved into thè neighborhood and went to and from school with thè other children. Richard has been instructed to be kind to thè boy and look aster him as much as possible. One day mother said: “Are you nice to thè little lame boy, Richard; mother wants you to be?" “Y'es, mother,” replied Richard. "I always hold his books for him when he wants to tight.” R- K. Wants Some Crops Mary is fond of vegetable soup and likes to hunt and name thè different vegetables she flnds in her cup. One day, when visiting. she was given clear soup, and astonished all by setting up a loud wail. “O, mudder,” she explained, “I can’t find any groceries in my soup ’’ . M. F. TWO COMPANIES WILL BUILD LARGER QUARTERS Giove Finn to Inorea.se Capital Stock §BOO,OOO. Two Indianapolis firms have an-j nouneed plans to erect larger business j quarters. The Indianapolis Giove! Company, Liberty and Michigan Sts., will build an addition when capitai stock is increased from $200,000 to $1.000.000. The Capitol and St. Clair Realty Comoany will erect a new building at St. Clair St. and Capitol Ave. It will be occupied by thè Madden & Coppie Company as a repalr shop for automobile trueks. WANAMAKER IMPROVED By United Pregi PHILADELPHIA, Dee. s.— lm- j provement in thè condition of John j Wanamaker, 84. merchant, who has j been ili at his home here with a se - vere cold, was reported by his physi- \ cians today.

PRICE DISTORTI HITSFARAAERS Secretary Wallace Files Report Showing Agricultural Situation. By Uniteci Neics WASHINGTON, Dee. s.—lf thè relationship between prices now was such as existed before thè war, this would have been a prosperous year for thè Nation, in thè estimation of Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. With thei distorted relationship of prices at thè present time, Wallace declared in his annua! report, niade public Monday, “The farmers, notwithstanding their hard work and large production. And themselves stili laboring under a terrible disadvantage as compared with other groups. Produce Abimdajntly “In contrast with various other groups of workers, they have produced abundantly and without cessation. This year thè acreage of thè fourteen Principal crops is about 337,000,000, which is 7,000.000 above thè ten-year average and but 1,000,000 below last year. Production of these fourteen crops is estimated for this year to be a total of about 265,000,000 tons, which is 11,000,000 tons above last year and above thè ten-year average. Causes Given Among thè causes which contributo to thè abnormal relationship between farm prices and thè prices of other commodities, Wallace mentioned: 1. Over production of many farm crops. 2. Continued high freight rate.

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3. The maihtenance of industriai wages at near war-time levels. 4. Economie depression and depreciated currency in European countries. 5. Interference with thè efficient functloning of necessary Industries. 6. Unreasona jly high costs of distribution of some farm produets. WOODRUFF WILL FlfiHT ANREXING Town Board, However, Agrees to Pay for Protection. Woodruff Place citizens will flght annexation to Indianapolis to thè last ditch, but stand ready to pay a fair price for police and tire protection and municipal improvements in thè vicinity. This was thè unanlmous opinion of a large number of residents at a meeting of thè town board last night. The board cìecided to notify city officiate it is ready to meet thè Indianapolis board of public Works or any othoer body for thè purpose ot reachlng an agreement on matters in dispute. Action was taken on recelpt of a letter from William T. Bailey, assistant city attorney, written at thè request of Mayor Shank. RAIN HALTS DROUGHT Monday's rain, which was generai throughout thè State, was worth much to thè citizens of Indiana. In a number of thè srnaller towns of thè State where thè water supply Comes ; from standptpes and small streams, | a serious water shortage was being i encountered.

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