Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1924 — Page 3

THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1924

WHEELER PLEDGES LEGISLATION FOR FARMERS’ RELIEF Cooiidge Program One of Delay, Progressive Candidate Declares. By PAUL R. MALLON Vnited Press Siaff Correspondent DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 25. —Congress will be called immediately and Instructed to pass agricultural relief laws, if the Independent ticket is successful, Senator Burton Iv. Wheeler announced to his farmer audience at this northern point of his crusade today. “The only definite hope for relief for the farmers lies with the Progressives who long ago began fighting your battles in Washington,” Wheeler declared. Opponents Tricky “Our opponents would trick you. President Cooiidge has announced his farm program as 'wait a while.’ He would appoint an agricultural commission to study a situation which is obvious to every one else at present. Xo good could possibly come of it until ySu and I are dead." “Dawes, the Daugherty of the new Republican ticket, openly states farm questions have no part in this campaign and he will say nothing about them. “Davis says he would help the farmers, but he doesn’t say how. What other politician would not say as much?” Reports have been brought to Wheeler concerning a terrific drive planned by Republicans to overthrow the claimed La Follette majority in this State. Impartial observers here say that the State of Minnesota is by no means safe for the Independents. They believe the recent change in farm prices may have caused some farmers to change their minds. Claims Majority Wheeler, however, claims a twothirds majority for the Progressive ticket. At St. Paul Wednesday night Wheeler met the largest audience thus far on his tour. The meeting was arranged bv the Farmer-Labor party chiefs of Minnesota and Senator Shipstead and Johnson, who In speeches, pledged their aid to the Independent ticket. STREET CAR OFF TRACK Trolley Runs Block on Pavement, & Striking Auto. A Minnesota street car in charge of Owen Cole. 642 Virginia Ave., left the track late Wednesday at Linden Ft. and ran wild for almost a block before it could be stopped. The j street car swerved to left side of the street and struck an automo- | bile r>wned by William Calvin. 1701 Lockwood St., badly damaging It. ; Twenty-five passengers were on the car. Mrs. Lulu Daniels. 35. 425 S. New Jersey St., received slight in- ; juries. Patrolmen Reidy and Griffin said j they believed rails had spread.

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FUND CHAIRMEN NAMED Four Men Appointed to Lea.. .0. District Campaign. District chairmen for the Community Fund campaign were announced today by J. K. Lilly, chairman of the general campaign committee. Dick Miller was named north chairman; Carl S. 'Wagner, east; George T. O'Connor, south, and William Praed, west. FRAT PLEDGES CHOSEN Names of Fourteen Additional Men Are Announced. Following fraternity men have been pledged at Butler University since the first week of school: Phi Delta Theta—Lee Armstrong, Anderson: Hugh Enyart, Indianapolis, and George Fredenberger, Marshall, 111. Delta Tau Delta—Gareth Hitchcock. Joseph Strickland. Robert Garten and Janies Carvin. all of Indianapolis. Lambda Chi Alpha—Voss Mueller. Stuart Springer. Mordeeai Lee. Frank Furstenberger. Charles Post and Neal Firestone. all of Indianapolis. Tau Kappa Tau—William Luther, Independence. la. wildTnFwoolly WEST Flying Tackle Stops Runaway After Store Is Damaged. The front end of the grocery of John Moore, 917 S. West St., was demolished today and scores of pedestrians were menaced when a horse, hitched to a coal wagon owned by Thomas Cartwright, colored, 646 Agnes St., became frightened while hitched in the coal yard of Barrett Company, 230 S. West St., and ran for more than a mile. The horse was finally caught at Morris and West Sts., when Ben Haddox, 1021 E. Twentieth St., made a flying tackle around the horse's neck. Cartwright was slated. GIRL, BOY. MAN SOUGHT Mother Says Daughter May Be Found at Depot. Mrs. Mary Davey, 3631 Massachusetts Ave.. told police her daughter Pauline Hahn. 15, ran away and that she might be found at one of the train stations boarding an outbound rtain. She was wearing a blue hat, plush coat with fur collar. The mother asks that she be arrested and taken to the detention home. George C. Krumrine, 73, missing from his home at 241 Eastern Ave. Edward Weaver, colored, 821 Fowler St., reports his son. Issac Weaver, 13, colored, missing. SAD DAY AT THIS HOME Toodles Is Found, But Cut in Two by an Interurban Car. “We found Toodles, hut not in very good shape,” Harold C. Heiner. R. R. B, Box 263, telephoned the Times today, following his appeal for help Wednesday to find the dog for his two sons. Buddy and Jimtyiy. “We found him cut In two on the interurban tracks near our home,'’ Heiner explained.

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CITY MARKET TROUBLES Council Committee Hears Proposed Improvements. City market troubles were aired at a public hearing before the publicworks committee of city councfl Wednesday night when conflicting views on the proposed improvements costing $189,059 were presented. Representatives of the market association protested by stating standholders would be forced to vacate their stands during the best part of the season. Stand owners also said conditions could be greatly relieved if the present market were kept sanitary. John F. "White of the Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee urged anew market house. Council committee will meet Saturday to determine its recommendation on the ordinances before council. SCIENCE SUCCEEDS Milk of Magnesia and Mineral Oil Now Combined. It has always been necessary to prescribe milk of magnesia and mineral oil separately, even though it has been generally recognized that, to be most effective, they should work together. Haley’s Magnesia-Oil is a highly successful combination of both. It is harmless, causes no griping or nausea, and may be safely taken in large doses. Very palatable—no oily taste. Can he mixed with milk and given children without their knowledge. The oil carries the magnesia straight to the lower bowel, the seat of most so-called stomach trouble. Both oil and magnesia work together. Their individual effectiveness is immeasurably increased and the result is much quicker and more positive action. Get a bottle of Haley's Magnesia Oil today. Most druggists sell it. If yours ean't supply you we will mail postpaid on receipt of price. Trial size. 35c; family size, sl. The Haley M O I'orupanv, Indianapolis. Tnd. Iktafi, M-O QustlllUk of JTlaqtwda wid Pwuz lYlinmal Oil —Advertisement. I LARGE PIMPLES I ALL OVER FACE Would Fester and Itch and Burn. Cuticura Heals. “ I was troubled with pimples and blackheads for four or five year*. The pimples were very large and red and would fester and itch and burn. They were scattered all over my face and were both uncomfortable and embarrassing. My face was disfigured. “ 1 tried different remedies but to no avail. 1 read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After using it a few days I noticed an improvement so purchased more, which completely healed me.” (Signed) E. H. Bollroan, R. 3, Box 28. Bland, Mo. * Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the care of your skin. Bunplti Fr#*br Mail. Addreftft “Cstlevra L*t*r atorlM. Dept. H MaJdea 48 Mui Sold • verywhore. Boptfc. Ointment 2San<l 60e Talcum 2ts. WP’ Try our now Shoeing Stick*

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