Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 240, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1923 — Page 12

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TRIO ON SCHOOL BOARD TO BRAVE COMMITTEE FIRE Members Hit in Report Expected to Defend Administration, Members of the school probably will attend a meeting of the education committee and board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce tonight. It wae understood today that Adolph Emhardt, Bert S. Gadd and Dr. Marie Haslep, board members whose resignations were reeommehded in a report ofa sub-committee of the education committee two weeks ago, will make vigorous defense of their administration. It was said Charles L. Barry, board member who was praised highly by the sub-committee, also will attend. Building Program Basis Attempts of the present board to inaugurate a school building program over opposition of powerful Interests will be the basis of the statement of three board members under attack, it was said. Philip Zoercher. a member of the State tax board, was chairman of the sub-oommittee and of the education committee. Mrs. Ralph E. Kennington Is vice chairman of the committee. Other committee members: Charles W. Jewett, Thomis Howe. Curtia Hodsres. G. A. Millet. Fred Simms, J. W. Atherton. Paul A. Buchanan. Richard Buchanan. I.ee Burns. B. C. Downey, Isadoro Fiebleman, Clinton A Civan. Ward Hackle- ' man. Dr. Alfred Henry. Margaret Hoagland. R. H. Ketiady. Joseph McGowan, O. E. Mo- j Means, Mrs. Fehx T. McWhirter, Jesse C. Moore] Robert Moorhead, James W. Noel, lame* M. Ogden. Merritt Pott>-r, George G. Rtnier, Dwight S. Ritter. Richard Shirley. Roy Zanh. Edward O. Snethen, Alex R. Holli- , day and Samuel W. Huls. Newspaper Men Mentioned Impartial observers pointed out that ; several members of the committee are on the staff of an Indianapolis news ; paper which has opposed the board | members criticised in the report and | that a number of others are members i of the Taxpayers League of Indiana, j which has opposed inauguration of a j school building program for the past j two years. It was a remonstrance of members j of this organization that resulted in ! the State tax board, of which Zoercher is a member, refusing a bond Issue for the erection of four school buildings In 1921. This brought school construction to ‘ a standstill in Indianapolis, leaving j more than 5.000 pupils housed Ip j portables and temporary makeshift buildings, according to school officials.

GORGEOUS COUCH OF TUT FOUND Excavators at Pharaoh’s Tomb Unearth Rich Antique, By United Pres* LUXOR. Egypt, Feb. 15.—A lionheaded couch, gorgeously gilded, was brought from the outer tomb of Pharaoh Tut Ankh Amen Wednesday as excavators, under Lord Camavon’s personal direction, cleared the last remaining objects preparatory to piercing the wall that guards the Inner catacomb. The couch was shoulder high, having for its supports two bizarre, elongated figures of lions with open mouths and long tongues of pinkish jewels. It was in almost perfect condition. Wreaths of withered flowers and a miscellaney of trophies followed. *OODL ES~OFjGOOD STUFF But A. D. Maddux Says He Is Unliappiest Man in U. S. By United Xews HAMMOND, Ind., Feb. 15.—A. D. Maddux has 1,000 barrels of smoothest whisky right under his nose, but he Is not the happiest man in the United States. The value of the whisky Is estimated around $1,500,000, but that doesn’t mean anything to Maddux except more grief. What worries Maddux is that he, as internal revenue collector of Hammond, Is directly responsible for the safekeeping of the liquor. •‘lt’s too dangerous to be moved to a safer place,” Maddux declared Wednesday, when he was directed to assume personal responsibility for the liquor’s safety. The liquor Is under Government seal in the bonded warehouse of Hammond Distilling Company.

Youth Disappears Percy McAtee, 18, 'of 534 W. j Twenty-Firth St., was reported miss- j ing. He is five feet six inches tall. I He wore a blue suit, a dark j mackinaw, gray cap and chocolate- j colored English walking shoes. BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets—the sub- j stltute for calomel—are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is J almost Instantaneous. These little olive , colored tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver j and bowel complalnta with calomel. The pleasant little tablets do the good ! that calomel does, bet have no bad after effects. They don’t injure the teeth like i strong ltqnids or calomel. They take j hold the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the ! !thl t’alomel sometimes plays havoc | with the gums. So do strong liquids. It \ , s best not to take calomel. Let Ir. Ed- j wards’ Olive Tablets rake Its place. „ | Headaches, “dullness' - and that lazy j feeling come from constipation and a 1 disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards’ I Olive Tablets when yon feel "logy” and j “heavy.” They “clear” clouded brain and “perk up" the spirits. 15c and 30c.— 1 ' rertlsement.

Dumbbells ‘‘RING OUT WILD DUMBBELLS.” SEND IN THE BEST ONES YOU HAVE HEARD TO THE DUMBBELL EDITOR, THE TIMES. Recently I made the acquaintance of a Dumbbell. He Is a smart fellow by the name of Hainta Dumbbell. Hainta Is an electrician working on the theory that Noah was the first electrician because he made the first arc light. Mr. Dumbbell is the proud possessor of an electrically operated mill of ten-gallon capacity. He obtains a rare old liquor from the currents coursing through his copper vaporizer. Most of the work around the farm Is done by electricity. Hainta has his cornfield wired with a network of wires and by the simple expedient of pressing a button in his bedroom, shocks all his corn without arising from his bed. Hainta believes a hall tree Is a rubber plant: that a gin rlckey is a Chinese Jitney bus; that Senator New Is a cabinet maker and that bell bottom trousers are the cause of ringworms. —lman Awfulboob.

Other readers of The Times have sent word that the Dumbbell family Is so dumb Its members believe: • • • That a base burner Is a ball player.— U. D. • • • That a telephone girl is called an operator because she cuts Into your conversation. —B. H. • • • That you can catch rabbits with a hair net.—B. H. • • • That the Western Union is a cowboy organization.—J. M. N. • • * That maple syrup comes from Sugar Creek. —H. C. K. • • • That a scarecrow is a bird. —H. C Iv. • • • That a windmill is a ventilating system. —A. R. C. * * * That mother-in-laws were named so because of their authority-—R. A. C. Auto Stolen From Garage Patrick O'Brien, 1016 Cornell Ave., reported to police a thief stole his automobile from a garage at 810 E. Eleventh St. Contracts Discussed Questions relating to contracts were disdussed by Lawrence B. Davis of Newberger, Simon & Davis at the Association of Credit Men luncheon at the Claypool today.

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WORKMEN CALLED IN DEATH PROBE Coroner to Fix Blame for Bleacher Crash, Miss Arda Knox, head of the English department at Manual Tranilng High School; Beverly Howard, colored, custodian of Tomlinson Hall, and painters and carpenters who erected bleachers which fell in the hall Dec. 15 during a basket-ball game between Manual and Shortridge, were to testify today in the coroner’s Inquest in the death of Helen Nackenhorst, 1122 Woodlawn Ave. She died of injuries sustained In the crash. M. O. Page, athletic director at Butler University, which owned the bleachers and rented them for the game, testified they might have fallen either because they were overloaded or because of actions of the crowd In cheering players. MANUAL HAS BIRTHDAY % High School to Hold Two-Day Celebration of Anniversary.

The twenty-eighth anniversary of the founding of Emmerich Manual Training High School will be celebrated Friday and Saturday. Frederick Schortemeier, secretary of the State Republican committee, will speak Friday. E. H. Kemper MeComb, principal, will give reminiscences of Charles E. Emmerich, first principal, for whom the school is named. Two basket-ball games and a dance in the new gymnasium will close the celebration. Perfection Butter Make* Kiddle* Grow.—Adv.

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