Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1925 — Page 2

REALTOR RELATES PROGRESS IN 1924 National Survey Foresees Bright Year, John R. Welch, representative of Indianapolis Real Estate board at National Association of Real Estate Boards convention at Dallas, Texas, told of progress In real estate business the past year at luncheon of the Indianapolis board today at Chamber of Commerce. Among those who attended the convention from Indianapolis were three former presidents, •E. I* Cothrell, John R. Welch and Thomas R. Cartnln, and Frank E. Gates, Incumbent. National survey of market conditions’ published Dec. SI, 1924, shows small and homes most in demand in Indianapolis. There Is an oversupply of labor and plenty of money available for first mortgages, the report shows. A bright year was predicted for 1925. Lengthy program of tax adjustment, 1<)0 per cent valuation and State taxation from real estate were recommended by national tax committee, of which William L. Elder, Indianapolis, is a member. Henly T. Hottel, executive secretary. said the board would offer its service to the State to make its yevaluatlon program a success. FIERY, ITCHING SI SOOTHED BY SULPHUR

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ARREST IN SCHOOL MUSS Principal Charges Restaurant Man Permitted “Naughtiness.” Bv Times Special HAMMOND, Ind., Jan. 21.—Alleging that he sold pigarets to minors and permitted vulgar dancing and telling of suggestive stories in his candy store, A. L. Spcihn, principal of the Hammond High Sqhool, caused thft arrest of Otis G. Lpomis, proprietor of Tubby’s restaurant across from the school. Arrest followed when Loomis sued the principal for $25,000 damages when he suspended fourteen' students for patronizing his place of business. SCOUTS TO CELEBRATE Boys’ Organization Will Observe Birthday in FebruaryPlans for local observance of fifteenth anniversary of Boy Scouting in the United States the week of Feb. 8 were laid by scoutmasters Tuesday night at Central Avenuo Baptist Church. Local annivarsery will be observed March 29. The scoutmaster training course was launched. First court of honor will be Feb. 4 and district rally, Feb.-21. Technical Address Postponed R. F. Schuchardt, chief engineer of Commonwealth Edison Company, Chicago, is unable to.address American Society of Mechanical Engineers on "Super Power” tonight at the Lincoln as scheduled. He will speak ■later, R. H. Bennett, secretary, said. Hack Driver Dies Bw Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Jan. 21.—Injuries received when his school hack was struck by a Vandalia freight train, Monday afternoon, were fatal late Tuesday to William Whitaker, 51, of New Market. He was the only one In the hack. Woman Dies at 99 Bv Times Special LADOGA. Ind., Jan. 21.—This city lost its chance to have a centenarian. Mrs. Jane Bell, 99/is dead. L Dr. J. H. GIU Elected Dr. John H. Gill, 219 Indiana Trust building, has been elected president of Associated Naprapaths of Indiana. Dr. R. E. Craig. 506 State Life building, is secretary treasurer. *

Legislative Calendar

Senate ’ New Bills 8. J. Resolutions 2,3. 4 and 6 ■< English)—..Four amendments to the State Constitution. Constitutional amendments. S. B. 63 (Batt) —Giving- county councils power ot fixing tax rates for all untis in respective counties. Judiciary A. . S. B. 64 (Chambers)— Repealing act for creation of fire insurance rate making bureau. Insurance. S. B.- 65 (Dickerman) —Providing appeal to State courts by dentists who fail to pass examination for license to practice. . Judiciary B. S. p. 00 (Easton)— Providing Superior Courts for Knox County. Organization of Courts. S. B. 67 (English)—Raising salaries of chief deputy auditor and clerk of Marion County te $4,000. from $2,400. Fees and Salaries. S. B. 68 (Holmes) —To repeal Sec. 21 of 1921 act regulating corporations organized for gain, which allows stockholders under certain conditions to become’ preferred creditors of the corporation. Judiciary A. S. B. 69 (King)—-Allowing holders of due and unpaid regularly issued school bonds to .sue the corporation. Judiciary B. S. 3. 70 (Lindley)—Authorizing county commissioners to complete roads which contractors'- abandon. Roads. 8. B. 71 (Lochard) —Authorizing hauling of high school children in school busses when transferred to another school unit. Education. S. B. 72 (fihirley)—Providing incorporated towns bear expenses of Improving street and alley Intersections by bond issue. -Cities and Towns. S. B: 73 (Sims) —Forbidding wearing of distinctive religious garb in schools by public school teachers. Education. S. B. 74 (Sims) —Providing public school teachers must be graduates of public common and high schools. Education. S. B. 75 (Southworth) —Providing all license plates for motor vehicles be manufactured at the Indiana State Prison. S. B. 70 (Steel?)—Giving railroad police concurrent power of State police. Railroads. House, New Bills H. B. 69 (Johnson of Bartholomew) Requires voter to prove eligibility at polls by showing tax receipts. Judiciary B.

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H. B. 70 (Carlson) —Provides for removing Indiana School Blind to point outside Marion County. Benevolent and Scientific Institutions. H. B. 71 (Willis)—Authorises creation of Superior Court at Vincennes. Organization of Courts. H B. 72 (Borns) —Reorganizes rural de-

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tective associations. Judiciary B. H. B. 73 (Hinkle) —Requires county auditors to keep discharge records of exservice men of all wars. County and Township Business. H. B. 74 (Harris of Monroe)—Appropriates $15,000 for “Indiana Circle" at Vicksburg memorial. Way# and Means. H. B. 75 (Smith of Vigo)—Prohibit# unauthorized persons from wearing insigniae of patriotic organizations. Soldiers. H. B. 76 (Cooper of Vigo)—Authorizes Governor to proclaim June 14 as Flag day and Nov. 11 as Armistice day. Public Morals.

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