Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1925 — Page 2

mm favor Umlidge Wants Greek Woman to Be Allowed to Remain. Su Unite* Pres# AUSTIN Texas, Jan. 23.—Governor "Ma” Ferguson' of Texas has asked President Coolidge to do her a favor. In a note sent the President* **Ma" asked him “as a favor to the Governor of Texas” to permit Mrs. Anastacas Kostas, aged Greek immigrant, to remain with her children in Hous- . ton, Texas. Mrs. Kostae was barred from residence in this country because of the immigration quota regulations. . ' l “Ma” wants the President to let Mm. Kostas stay and be entered in the next quota. This request Is in line with the new Governor's policy of sentiment in government affairs w hich has riled legislators. “Ma” announced she intended to put something of a woman's mercy in dealing with Texas convicts. Dining her first two days in office she granted four paroles. BREAK GROUND IN MARCH Tentative Date Set for Start on New Office Building. Construction of the new ten-story office building at Illinois and Market Sts., to cost approximately $1,000,000, will begin about March 1, A. L. Block of the Illinois and Market Streets Realty Company announced t('ay. Leases held by tenants of the property directed expire then, he said. Baptist Dinner Tonight Judge William H. Witty, director of mn’s and boys’ work In Idaho, and Dr. George A. Huntley, medical missionary to China, will address Baptist Men of Indianapolis tonight following dinner at First Baptist Church. Tobacco Grower Dies Bu Times Svecial VEVAY, Ind., Jan. 23.—While delivering a load of tobacco to the Burley Association warehouse, William H. Myers, 65, dropped dead.

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Legislative Calendar

Senate - New Bills 3. B. 93 (Bradford) —Addin* fifth member to State conservation commission, to be Sm<d by Isaak Walton League. Natural R.-souross. - „ 8. B. 94 (Bradford)—Allowing aliens to get fishing and hunting licenses. Natural Resources. S. B. 95 (Crosby)—-Prohihitlnp fishing by Dower boat. Natural Resources. S. B. 96 (Harlan) —Fixing jail penalty of one to six months for violating seining laws. Natural Resources., S. B. 97 (Harlan) —Fixing bag limit of quail at ten instead of fifteen for one day. Natural Resources. 8. B. 88 (Hamson) —Providing a common pleas court for Indianapolis to rejustices of peace. City of IndianaDS. B. 99 (Harrison) —Providing city court for Indianapolis, with powers equal to the present. City of Indianapolis. S.. B. 100 (Holdenmn) —Establishing dosed season on bass, blue gill, and other game fish from Jan. I ts Jun# 15. Natural Resources. 3. B. IOX (RoldemanT— Limiting length of game fish which may he cSJngbt .legally. Natural Resources. _ S. B. 102 (Holmes) —Putting county officials of Lake County on salary basis and withdrawing fee system. Fees and Sa Tf; 103 (Holmes) —Making Indiana I laws on duck and geese shooting conform to Federal treaty with Great Britain. NatUr ß. Inman) —Providing State Save State roads through incorporated >wns of less than 2.000 on petition of h ‘s. ( ope day bag limit on squirrels at six. Natural Resources.

NEW ENUMERATION PUN •i . Evansville Superintendent Proposes Listing <f? Pupils. J. O. Chewning, Evansville superintendent of schools, today presented to the State board of education in its monthly meeting a plan for anew school enumeration law which would base the count on number of pupils attending school and not on the number of children of school age In a municipality regardless of whether or not they go to school, as at present. Chewning asserted the new plan would enable Evansville to retain its representation on the State board. If the board adopts the plan, it will be presented to Legislature. Chewnlngjeaid the new plan would save the State $40,000 a year. When Ton Feel a Cold Coining On Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an.attack of Grip or Influenza. - A Safe and Proven Remedy. The box bears signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.-=—Ad-vertisement. ..

S. B. 107 (Leonard) —Lansing mussel hunters. Natural Resources. . , S. B. 108 (O'Rourke) —Legalizing .all note and bond issues of all taxing units, heretofore issued. County and Township Mft* - (O’Rourke) —Requiring park, ing light on left side of all motor vehicles. visible 500 feet.- Roads. S. B. HO—Requiring casualty insurance companies of other States to put up bond State industrial board to operate m Indiana. Insurance. - S. B. 11l (Penrod) —Requiring all bridge heads on ail roads to be painted when and if painted. Hoads. . 3. B. 112 (Sims)— Fixing .salaries of Vigo County surveyor and deputies. Cities and Towns. 8. B. 118- (Steele) —Preventing pollntion of streams by commercial plants, by injunction. Natural Resources. S. B. 114 (Steele).— Fixing bag limit on black bass at ten, blue gills at Twentyfive. and large and smalUmouth bass at six. Natural Resources. Bills Passed S. B. 6 (Durham) Circuit Judge at Greencastle authority to sentence, in vacation, captured escapees from Indiana State farm. __ • Bids Killed S. B. 47 (Sims)- Requiring Bible be read and Constitution studied in public schools. House New Bills H. B. 92 (Barr) registration of illiterate voters. Elections. „ H. B. 93 (Dunlevyt—Relieves Marion Burton. Clark County. On excess sum collected on school fund loan. Judiciary B. H. B. 94 (Trent) —Authorizes hotel

DR. TRUETT TO SPEAK Famed EvangeHst WEI Conduct Services in March. Dr. George W. Truett, evangelist of Dallas, Texas, recently mentioned as one of twenty-five leading ministers in America, will conduct a twoweek evangelistic service at First Baptist Church, beginning March 3, the Rev. Frederick E. Taylor, pastor, has announced. - Committees are planning special programs. A. mass meeting of men will be arranged. FIRES,BARN; KILLS SELF Former Asylum Inmate Destroys' Own Property; Ends Life. Bu Unite* Press • •' GALESBURG. ID., Jan. 23.—Earl Benson, 50, former Inmate of the State asylum at Watertown, Thursday night set fire to a large barn on the farm occupied by Glenn McGlrr. at Maquon, 111., and then killed himself. The barn burned with a lose of SIO,OOO. , The farm was owned by Beiison , hut was leased to McGirr.

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owner* to sen baggage of patrons In arrears. Judiciary B. H. B. 95 (Baboock)—Allows contractor on Barrett law job to await sale of bonds before beginning work Judiciary A. H. B. 96 (Wright of Cay)—.Requires railroads to confine book value to assessed valuation Banks. H. B. 87 (Knepperj—Provides one-mill levies for purchase by State of two State parks. State Parks. " H. B. 98 (McMinn) —Provides for election of county commissioners by -districts. Flections. H. B. 99 (Buchanan)—Creates State board of electrical examination and registration. Manufacturers. H. B. 100 (Mendenhall of Marion)—Redrafts withdrawn utility measure. Judiciary A. H. B. 101 (Lowe)—Places property of Greek letter fraternities on tax duplicates. JU li Cla ß y 102 (Cooper of Posey)—Regulates maintenance of certain loint high school*. County and Township Business.

BRING THE CHILDREN to the THRIFT Jy A for New Footwear A- separate and cam- -~~esaan fO V' I plete children’s de- j dij J 4 ™ JgA $0.50 1:31 Featuring all M that new and desirable in __ - - A children's shoes \ WjL at price* that jl (D J/B r IVftJvv u f@ our Pp|ceß - J *’ - Never Vary r order* given prompt atten- , vT tlon. Please Inclose 6c per pah* for and packing. THRIFT s ffo°J - * S. .* i Merchants Bank Bldg.—Downstairs WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN STREETS - .

Ts. B. 103 (Lafuzel—Codifies present automobile registration laws. Road*. H. B. 104 (Cooper of VigbT— Increases county sheriffs' board altuwanwrfor prisoners from 60 cents to 80 cents a day. Fees and Salaries. H. o. iob (Babcock and Cooper of Vigo)-;—Requires school commissioners to procure United States flags for display on all school buildings. Education- ' t H. B. 106 CKellar)—Regulates establishment of certain high schools. Education. Passed on Third Reading H. B. 3 (Murden)—Raise* mortgage exemptions to $2,00(5. (94 to 5.)'. ; H. B. 8 (Werner)—Authorizes State board of pharmacy to employ traveling lit mSpS erly recorded land records as evidence. (93 to 1.) H. B. 32 (Harris of Lake) —Removing technicalities In improperly drawn court appeals. (93 to 2.)

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\ X I The equipment ol triin, embodying all the emrtl of a W-* complete home, wifi consist of sleeping cars with, compart\jl ments, drawing rooms and open sections; dining dub and The cost ol trip includes: Rotfraad fore to Now Orleans and ntsnu sleeping ear accommodation* to New Orleans and return and while in New Orleans; meals in dining car while en route thirty mile right-seeing harbor trip from New Orleans on f wlllw Mississippi River; sight-sseing automobile tour of NeuwrUans; automobile trip through National Military Added Feature p*ri Vidubur*. irik Day Side Trij) Charge varies according to accommodation used, and is less .riot Springs, Vt.TR. if space is occupied by more than one passenger. Special arrangements hav* The train will be parked in downtown New Orleans, three blocks from L** CiTdc where parades pass. $23.24 This iri- Round Trip Railroad Fare (Transportation Only! From eludes railroad fare, occw- Indianapolis, $46.10. Pancy of lotUsr berth en rout* For reserretiom, circular giving fan details and booklet *, ***• * H <* "lie* Orleans," apply to ■and meals.ett route. : ;Z J. M. Mariray, District Paanga’ Agent 515 Machsms Bank Bldg., 1 SL Meridan St Phase, Qd 45344535. IH E of TR A

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