Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1924 — Page 12

OFFIOIALS-ELECT MEET 10 MAP OUT FUTURE PROGRAMS Jackson Confers With Walb and Others on New Policies, Administrative policy and legislative program was to be discussed at a conference between Governorelect Ed Jackson and State Chairman Clyde A. Walb, and other State offieials-eleet at 2 p. m. today at Republican headquarters at the Severin. .Jackson said he had had no time to give administrative policy serious thought and to date had decided on no legSlative program. It is understood however, .strengthening of the Absent Voters law to prevent fraud, a uniform State trai'fie law and very likely the primar” law will come up before the Legislature as administrative measures. Dye Is Honored Willis Dye, Kokomo, chairman of the Ways and Means committee of the Republican State committee and a presidential elector will represent Indiana at the meeting of the electoral college in Washington, it was announced. Lewis Bowman, Richmond. State audtior-elect. conferred with Walb and announced appointment of Archie Bobbitt, English, county auditor of Crawford County, as gasoline tax collector. Bobbitt was recommended by M. Burt Thurman, internal revenue collector. Bowman also announce! appointment of Lewis Johnson, chief clerk in highway commission, as his chief deputy, and Charles Schultz, Newcastle, as settlement clerk. Walb has installed a temporary office at 1001 Severin. He received a personal letter of thanks for congratulations from President Coolidge. Walb declared as far as he was concerned the fewer bills introduced. the letter. “We had better clarify a few of our laws and then go home and obey them." he said.

She Played All her life she had possessed everything her heart could desire. But she had one tragic weakness—a burning love of a gay time. Shy little realized to what bitter consequences her extremes of folly might lead. Even when after marriage she encouraged the attentions of the dashing young Walter Macdonald, she did not awake to her extreme peril until she had gone too far to escape the terrible penalty. Her frank confession is a story that every girl should read. It Is entitled "Simply a Pool,” and appears as one of the many startling features in December True Story Magazine. Buy it at the newsstand today. True Story H. At all newsstands 25p

STOP ETCHING SKIN Zemo, the Clean. Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is on® safe. dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes thp skin Soon after the first application of Zemo you will find that irritations. Pimples, Blackheads, Kczema, Blotches. Kingworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo is all that is needed, for it banishes most Bkin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth anti healthy. It is at non-greasy, disappearing liquid that may be applied during the day. Trial bottle, 35c; large size, SI.OO. Zemo Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c.—Advertisement. MRS.BUSH TELLS OTHER WOMEN How Pains in Sideand Dragging Down Feelings Were Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Comp ound "I had terrible pains in both my .-:uea atul a dragging-down feeling that affected me lIIIIIUUUUMIII S ° that * could * t?'*t run-down. had tak-n T,yl;.i Ogr - 1 E. Pink ham’s I Vegetable Compound, ad vised K jin me to try it. and ! I with the l*est re- * ■ suits. I do my I hou? ework and also some outdoor work on the farm. The Vegetable Compound ha ; given me back my health and I cannot praise It enough. I am perfectly willing that you should use these facts if my letter will help other women who still suffer."—Mrs. Delbert Bush. K. K. I). 1, Massena. X. Y. The spirit of helpfulness shown in the letters we are constantly publishing is worthy of notice. These women know by experience j what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will do. Your troubles are the same as theirs. If you have pains ar 1 a draggingdown feeling and are nervous and irritable, profit by Mrs. Bush's ex perienc* and give the Compound a trial.—Advertisement.

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The drawing contains a number of discs, each with a different number inscribed upon it. The problem is to check o fffive | discs, which, when added together, will total 30: Can you do it? Yesterday’s answer: The motion carried 300 to 260, there being- 360 votes cast. If 50 of the noos had voted aye, the motion would have carried by 5 to 3. (350 to 210). If 60 ayes had voted note, the motion would have been lost, by 4 to 3. (320 to 240). •MARY DOE - MAKES DEBUT Congressman-Elect Ralph I'pdike Defends in Liquor Case. Special Criminal Judge Frank A. i Syrnmcs has under advisement , arguments advanced by Attorney Ralph I'pdike, defending Alice I.ink- ■ never. 50“ X. Illinois St., charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance, that the search warrant was illegal Congressman-elect. I'pdike made the defence on the argument the < warrant should have been made out ! to "Mary Doe." instead of “John Doe,” as his client is a woman. He , also maintained police had not used \ sufficier t diligence to find out the ; n? me of the occupant of the; property. NEW CLUB IS FORMED South Irvington Residents Form Civic Organization. R. O. Phinner is president of the South Irvington Civic Club, or ! ganized at a meeting of 200 citizens Monday night at School S2. English and Emerson Aves. Civic improvements will be the goal of the club. Extension of English Ave. street car line, a modern school at No. S2 and an adequate s-wer system will be sought. Edward O. Snethen, president Tn ; dianapolis Federation of Civic Clubs. ! fold of tlis work of the federation and j invited the nevy club to become a ; member. Other officers: Oscar Stoehr, vice president: Mrs. A. R. Morgan, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Dorm, treasurer. THOUSANDS OF FISHES \V. A. Guthrie Drains Private Pond for State Use. More than 14,000 stock fish have j been obtained by the State Conserve- ! tion Department by draining a private pond on the place of William V. Guthrie ,at Dupont. Large number will be used for propagation purI osos at State hatcheries. Guthrie is chairman of the conservation commission. Thirty-five large-mouth bass were sent to the new hatchery at Avoca: ; 7.000 blue gills ranging frorn four to seven inches, and 3.500 erappie, the same size, were released in Big ; Sand Creek. In Jennings County I the department release-1 2.500 blue gills. 1,000 erappie, 200 cattish and 130 bass. DAIRY COWS INCREASE Blue Valley Institute Reports Bovine Spurt in Indiana. Dairy cow population in Marion j county Is Increasing, according to' figures of the Blue Valley Creamery Institute, which shows a 5.9 per cent gain for the Central Indiana district. Increase for the State was 5.1 per j cent. The number of heifers one to two j years old compared to the total num- ■ her of cows for this district is above j the average. The institute calls at- j tention to the fact that the United ' States needs 320.000 more cows every year if production is to keep : step with normal demand for dairyproducts. County G. O. P. Expense Filed Republican courthouse employes contributed $904 to the campaign fund of their party in the county, I according to report filed with the county clerk by John Carlisle, deputy county auditor, who served as assistant treasurer of county central committee. Basil L. Allen, prohibi tion candidate for Governor, spentj sllO9, according to his expense ac- j count filed with the clerk. Epidemic Claims Third Hn Timet Special FT.' WAYNE. Ind., Nov. 11.— Health authorities redoubled their efforts today against the diphtheria epidemic, raging in the city. Harriett Osterman, 3, died Monday, the | third victim in less than a week. j Notice Workingmen! Great Quantities of Prison-Made SHIRTS, Pants AND OVERALLS Are Flooding the Market All kinds of labels to deceive you ■re being used. Insist on Made for 41 Years by LEWIS MEIER & COMPANY, Indianapolis A Sold by All Dealer*

GYROS HEAR ORBISON Armistice Day Program Held at Noon Luncheon. Charles J. Orbison made a patriotic address in observance of Armistice day at the Gyro Club luncheon at the Lincoln today. Two slates are in the field for the annual election Dec. 9. President’s committee ticket: Dr. William A. Doepyers, president;, Wilbur Shook, vice president; Carroli Tomey, secretary; Ray Fatout, treasurer: sergeant-at-arms, Winston T. Rambo: directors, F. E. Brown. Finance committee ticket, Briant Sando, president; Donald Bridge, vice president; David Ross, secretary; Lawrence Hartman, ser-geant-at-arms; directors, F. E. Glass, Glass, M. L. Reichardt and Floyd Hugh O'Connor and C. W. Richardson. FRATERNITY TO ELECT Alumni Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi Meets Monday. Officers of Indianapolis Alumni Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic fraternity, will be elected at a dinner next Monday night at the Lincoln. Several Indianapolis newspaper men of prominence will speak. Local members petitioned the national officers for a charter at a meeting Monday night at the Lincoln. L. H. Millikan, of State board of charities, a charter member of the fraternity which was founded at De Pauvv University in 1909, told of its early history. Members plan to participate in ihe tenth national convention at Bloom ington, Ind., Nov. 17-18. The final session will be held in Indianapolis Nov. IS, when delegates will be guests of Indianapolis newspapers. National officers have been anxious to have an organization in the city before the national convention. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy (''hooks Sparkling Eyes-—Most "Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician. Dr F. M. Edwards f- r 17 years cd sror- s -if worn- ii for liver aud bowel ailments During those year- he give t-i his patients :i prrs.-riptlon mad -J a few well known vegetable Uigredi ents mixed with ollv.- oil. naming them Dr Edwards' olive Tablets. Yeti will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which entitle a n--r in.il action, carrying off the w.-ist-- and poisonous matter hi one’s system. If you have a pale fa<-e. sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, bead a.-hes. a listless, no good feeling all otr of sorts, inactive bowel*. y-.1l lake Ole of Dr. H-iwards' Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing r--subs. Thousands of women and mett take Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets- the s M , I esst'ul substitute for calomel- now and then just to keep them tit. I.V and :ttv. —Advertisement. PAINS IN SIDE AT LAST RELIEVED Frances Hughes, Indianapolis, Ind.. Finds Chronic Indigestion Sue eumt>s to Todd's Tonic, Which Has the Strength-Building Dual! ties of Itare Old Wine. “For two years I have had an aw ful pain in my side, brought on bychronic indigestion and gas on my stomach. After each meal T would suffer terrible pains all through toy abdomen. I felt so bad that tit times I was unable to wait on my trade. One of your representatives suggested I try Todd's Tonic and I owe him and you a debt of gratitude. Since taking Todd’s Tonic I feel tine and am improving each day. My indi gestion i.s a thing of the past and I eat ;ind sleep better an 1 have gained three pounds in weight. 1 want to thank Todd’s Tonß for a.ll it has done for me.”—FRANCKS HUGHES. 516 Roanoke Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Todd’s Tonic, made from pure OaJ. ifornia wine, is most pleasant to take. For sale at Haag's eight stores and all other good drug stores in Indianapolis and throughout this section.—Advertisement.

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FOUR GET STATE JOBS 1a C. Johnson Has Been Appointed State Deputy Auditor. Lewis C. Johnson, chief clerk, highway commission, has been named State deputy auditor to succeed Carl Cue, Michigantown, by Lewis B. Bowman, State auditor elect, when Bowman lakes office Dec. 1. Bowman also announced appointment of Archie Bobbitt, English, gas tax clerk and Charles Schultz, Newcastle, settlement (Jerk. Audit clerk has net been named. Bernhardt H. Urbahns, State treasurer-elect, has announced appointment es Frank Richards, present chief accountant, auto i'cense de-partment,-as State deputy treasurer when he takes office in February. N. Y. SENATOR BOOMED Wadsworth Slated to Be New Republican Leader. By Vnitcd Tress WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Senator James W. Wadsworth of New York, is now slated to be new Republican leader of the Senate. Friends in the upper chamber, let it be known today they had begun work in his behalf and claimed sufficient strength to elect him to the post made vacant by death of Henry Cabot Lodge. j Wadsworth has been secretary of the Republican caucus and chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee. He i.s 47 years old. Pioneer Settler Dies By Timet Special GREENCASTLE. Ind.. Nov. 11 Mrs. Nancy Herod, 91. pioneer settler in Putnam County, is dead at the home east of here following a short illness. Only distant relatives survive. 000 Is a Prescription prepared for Colds, Fever and Grippe It is the most speedy remedy we know Preventing Pneumonia

JJ Carefree Melody for your quiet hours The mandolin’s light-hearted, twinkling tone is certainly a cheer-producer. It’s a neverfading comrade in times of loneliness. It brings greater personal popularity. Remember, you don’t have to be bom a mandolinist. A little consistent practice is all that’s necessary. Ol course, a Washburn Mandolin The world’s greatest mandolinists will play no other. Carved by hand like a line violin. Many styles, priced from $20.00 up. Come in and inspect them. Or phone or write for free 40-page booklet and particularsabout free trial and easy terms on the instrument you prefer—mandolin, banjo, ukulele or guitar. INDIANAPOLIS MUSIC HOUSE HAL P. SHEARER, Pres. 134 N. Penn. Phone 2188 Open Evenings.

IN CHATTANOOGA -Right-soring arranged for the forenoon and afternoon; visiting Lookout Mountain, Battlefield and other interesting points. NEW ORLEANS- Sight-soring about thn city. Visiting the historical points.

BODY TL7BE TAKEN HOME Airs. Lucy Ayres Cowan Dies at Hospital Here. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Ayres Cowan, 68, wife of Dr. How-

For/} 0j SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism Acce P t onl Y “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. t J Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets * Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Asj/lrin is lbs iritis atari, of Bayer MaauXictur# of Mva&aceticacicleaUJ' of Balicylicacld

SSSrUtmi mr.li ■ ■ ii’liW .1 in . Swagger low heel [ pumps and oxfords — I- w glove fitting gore ere _ ations those popular Standardizing price, but sailor ties entrancing New foot- . evening slippers. In Q style Shoes that prove again and distinction for every that you can have v occasion. I I Thrift Repairing Rest <jt]ality dole leather unJ beet. Men's Half Soles 75C h^ n,, ‘uht-,n-ar ,U^rXe b women's Half Soles ... . 50r <ic-.ired 1 Rubber Heels aoC THRIFT SHrtF OTOttE MERCHANTS BANK BLOQ.~DOWN STAIRS* WASHINGTON' ANW> MERIDIAN STREETS

FOR 5 DAYS ONLY—Starting Wednesday SAVE ON THIS NEW ALL WHITE A-B This A-B is truly as inviting to the eye as it is delightful to use. Just picture it in your own kitchen with its glistening, snow-white body and sparkling nickeled trimmings. Can’t you imagine yourself saying, with pardonable pride, to your friends, “Now, I want you to see my kitchen,” and as their eyes take in the beauty of your all-white A-B and exclamations of pleasant surprise come from their lips, wouldn’t you feel delighted? Surely you would. A Low Price —Easy Terms And there is no reason why you shouldn’t own* this all-white A-B. The special sale price of $65 is rock-bottom and the terms of $5 down and $5 a month are surely not burdensome. This model has never before been offered at $65. It represents a genuine saving of $14.50, as this range will sell for its regular price of $79.50 after the sale. *

ard Cowan, Crawfordsville, who died Monday at Methodist Hospital, will he held at Crawfordsville. Time of funeral has not been announced. Mrs. Cowan was a relative of Mrs. Allan B. Philputt, wife of the Rev. Mr. Philputt, pastor Central Christian Church.

/ Great Values in Undressed Dolls for Christmas Bv buying now the doll’s wardrobes may be made during leisure hours before Christmas. *lfjjgT Numerous I ( l'j 1 1 1 * Character Baby Doll With j J . Mana Voice —With bisque j~j j % head, moving eyes, lashes, Aj r"\%. jointed and with bent Vjjs knees. 14 in. 4*l . tall 3)1 .ZD Straight Limbed Doll, Larger size, $1.75 22 inches tall, §1.50 By Parcel Post Add 10c Each Buy Now and Take Advantage of the Prize Purchases The Early Christmas Shopper Has All the Benefits A Small Deposit Will Place Christmas Purchases in Layaway for Later Delivery November Charge Accounts Payable January 1 Charles Mayer and Cos. 29-31 W. Washington St. Established 1840

More Money for Xmas *'i You do not want to neglect your j teeth because you desire to buy so 1 many Christmas gifts. j l|||if Our New Low BPIjflL Prices On Plate Work, Crown and ' v ** Bridge Work and Crowns Examinations permits you to enjoy good teeth and FREE spend the difference for Christmas. Come in today—have your dental work completed before Xmas —which is less than seven weeks away Dr. J. W. Cofield, Dentist > ROOM 208 MARION BUILDING, 2nd Floor Corner of Ohio and Meridian Sts. Entrance 1C W. Ohio St OFFICE Monday, Wf-dnroduy, Saturday. 8:30 a. m. to Sp. a UAIIO? rrday, Thoraday, Friday. 8:30 a. m. to 6p. za, HU UKJ Sunday, 9a. ra. to Ip. m.

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If you hsv<* shopped for a gas range you know that It la not at aU anustinl to see blark models of this size priced around $65. Here you are offered an ailwhite porcelain enameled gas range—and America’s best at that —for the same price you would ordinarily pay for a good black finish range. Isn’t that real value? our terms of $5 down and $5 a month are equally attractive.

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TUESDAY, NOV. 11, 1924

A New and Better Store Reputation for fair dealing, dependable merchandise and reasonable price# has made us one of the best knows Jewelry concerns in the city. Ton will find us a good Arm to d# business with; always eiiable and always with the most dependable Jewelry at the lowest possible price#. Gray, Gribben & Gray 151 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET W Trait Anyone Who Work#

This all-white A-B is 25 inches deep, 42 inches wide, 48 inches high with a baking oven 20x16 xl2 inches, a broiler 20x16x7 inches and a cooking top 19x21 inches. It has the famous rustproof oven lining, with burners that give a hot, blue, nonfloating flame and have a patented heat-centering feature, exclusive with the A-1V An automatic lighter is also included. Conutflj tions are made free of charge If gas is abpfjL floor at range location. Come in tomorrow ant ™ see this range.

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