Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 150, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1924 — Page 22

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CRASH IS FATAL ! TO TRUCK DRIVER A. TANARUS, Koopman Killed at Rail j - Crossing, ■ Albert T. Koopman. 56. of 270© N. Arlington Ave., a dairyman, died tooav shortly after the truck he wa* driving east on Twenty-First St. was struck by an in bound interurban Just eaat of Sherman Dr. Truck was completely demolished. Arc rding to Carl W. Pendegrast, tnotorman of Munde, Koopman apparently intended to stop at the crossing but started across as the interurban neared. Interurbhn was going not more than ten miles an hour. Per.degrast said. He said Koopman jumped just before tlio truck was hit. Deputy Coroner William Doeppors. who investigated, slated Pendegrast on involuntary manslaughter ch-arges. Koopman is survived by the widow and two daughters, g TWO TRUSTIES ESCAPE V Police Watch for Indiana Reformatory Prisoners. Police today watched roads and incoming trains for two prisoners who escaped from the Indiana State Reformatory. Bruce Ireland. 25, who has dark brown hair, medium complexion and of slender build, and W iliam Wells. 27. who has light hair, medium complexion, gray eyes nd Is medium build, both trusties, walked away from the gang they ■were working with Thursday night. LOCAL BANKER NAMED Kvans Woollen Selected Chairman of Economic Policy Committee. It was announced today by the American Rankers' Association in New York City that Evans Woollen, president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of Tndianapolis, has been selected chairman of the economic policy committee of the bankers association by* President William E. Knox, also president of the Bowery Savings Bank of New York. G. 0. P. SET FOR WIND-UP Arthur K. Baxter Named Chairman for Meeting. Arthur R. Baxter has been named chairman of the Republican meeting at Cadle Tabernacle Saturday night, the closing meeting of the campaign. Caleb S. Denny will introduce Baxter. Senator Watson, Ed Jackson and Harold F Van Orman will speak.

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NOTICE!! Important Changes Time of Trains In Effect Sunday, Nov. 2, 1924 See Agents For Full Information Union Traction Cos. of Ind.

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A Puzzle a Day WE CAME FROM PANAMA IN EIGHT DAYS. The above sentence coceals the name of the State of the Union in which the travelers terminated their journey. The letters of the word are In their correct order. Can you discover the name of the State? Yesterday’s answer: When the discs are shifted to the position shown In the drawing, the first number (56941 multiplied by the second (3), will produce the third (17082). STUDY PRE-SCHOOL AGE V V. 1. \V. at Orchard School Hears I>r. Matthew Winters. The committee for the study of the education of the preschool age child, of the American Association of University Women held the first of a series of meetings at the Orchard School Friday afternoon, in the assembly room of the school, 5050 N. Meridian St.

Dr. Matthew Winters, a graduate of Indiana University and Rush Medical College of Chicago, spoke on the “Biological Significance of the Pre-School Child.” - Miss Faye Henley, the director of the Orchard School, is chairman of the committee of the Indianapolis branch for study of the pre-school child and elementary education. Miss Henley has established four similar schools In large cities of the country. Dr. Mary N. Hatfield, president of the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women, announced the appointment of Mrs. C. B. Dyer as chairman of the resolutions committee, and Mrs. Earl Lange as chairman of the auditing committee. Mrs. H. B. Pike was elected treasurer, at the last regular meeting on Oct. 22.

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COOLIDGE ASKS FARMERS Requite Recommendation on Successor to Wallace. By l.'nttrd Pre** CHICAGO. Oct. 31.—President Coolidge today requested the Ameri-can.-Farm Bureau Federation to express preference on a new’ Secretary' of Agriculture to succeed Henry’ C. Wallace, federation headquarters announced. C. E. Bradfute. national president, telegrams to forty-six Btate farm bureau heads asking a preference from a list of men already mentioned for the Cabinet post. Among them are Frank C. Lowden, H. M. Gore, A. W. Gilbert, E. J. Taylor, Samuel Adams, L. D. Cloverdale. M. D. Lincoln. J R. Howard, ! c. H. March and John Lee Coulter. EASTERN MEN SLATED Arrest FoUows When They Try to Sell Auto Equipment. Chester Horn, 23. and Raymond Conlin, 20, of York; Pa.; William Monroe, 21, of Greenville, N. Y., anti Daniel Kilkelley, 20 and John Bendikson, 20, both of Brooklyn. N. Y., were arrested and slated at the city prison early today under high vagrancy bond. Police called to the Gladstone Garage by Benjamin Graham, 53 S. Tuxedo St., were told by Graham the men attempted to sell him a tire and other equipment. Useful Gifts Needed Dolls, toys, handkerchiefs and stockings are needed by A. L. Hassler for gift Sunday, Nov. 2, for his Sunday school for poor children. Useful gifts or money may be sent to* Hassler in ca’-e of the Smith, Hasrler & Sturm Cos., 219 Massachu setts Ave. 666 is a Prescription prepared for Colds, Fever and Grippe It is the most speedy remedy we know Preventing Pneumonia

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