Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 288, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1925 — Page 5

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LEMCKE ASKS CITY MANAGER ► BACKERS’O.K. Candidate Sends Letter to Citizens’ Committee of ✓ 1,000. Ralph A. Lemcke, candidate for Republican nomination for mayor, today sent a letter to all members of the citizens committee of 1,000 which is backing the city manager plan, asking their support in the city primary, now their own campaign is off temporarily. “Lemcke fulfills every requirement Which should be demanded of a city manager.” said the letter. The fight in Republican ranks is chiefly between Ralph A. Lemcke and John L. Duvall, respective candidates of the Shank-Armitage-City Hall crowd and the George V. Coffin forces, said to be backed by the Hremnants of the Klan. Lemcke is anxious to have City Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth withdraw In his favor, it is said. Likewise, Duvall has proposed to W. S. Frye, another more or less independent candidate, he withdraw, for similar reasons. Both Wilmeth and Frye have refused. City election commissioners must have absent voters ballots ready April 20. Masonic Class to Meet Reunion of November, 1924, Mystic class of Scottish Rite, will be held at 6 p. m. Thursday at Scottish Rite Cathedral. Future organization plans will be perfected. Officers are Prof. W. L. Richanlson of ButlerCollege, president, and J. J. Schmid, secretary-treasurer.

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Interesting Items From Butler University Campus

By Rader Wingefc Helen Sieloff has been elected May Queen by members of the Woman’s Leag-ue and will lead the processional at the May day dance. Marjorie Chiles is general chairman for May day. Miss Margaret Bruner of the faculty and Jeanne Bojislog have charge of the May day breakfast to be served on the campus. Henry S. Wood, Summitville, Ind., feature writer, talked before the Press Club on the subject, “How I Make Pictures Sell My Articles.” Dorothy Stephenson and Dorothy Kemp represented Butler College Woman's Athletic Association at the mid-western sectional athletic conference of American college women at the University of Illinois. " .Fredrick Doyle Kershner, Dean of the college of Religion and professor of the Christian Doctrine, has been selected •to give the baccalaureate the seniors Sunday, June 14. Dean Kershner holds degrees from Transylvabia and Princeton University a ’d Bethney College. Sigma Delta Sorority at ounces the pledging of Mrs. Ec i M. Christian and Virginia Luca both of Indianapolis. Non-Euelidien geometry was the subject of a paper read by Miss Julia Lutz of the Butler faculty at

Spring Find You Tired and Achy? Very Often This Condition Is Due to Imperfect Elimination

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One of the changes that should be made at the Marion County Infirmary, is the moving of the isolation house for contagious diseases, according to Mrs. Fred Clark, wife of the superintendent. At present the building is

the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority house before the Math Club. The paper was prepared for the Master Degree. Members of the Pan-Tlelenlc Association were entertained by the retiring president, Gertrude Schmidt, with a bridge party at her home. Gltests: Prof. Evelyn'Butler, Pauline Ballweg, Sarah Frances Downs, Anna C. Gardner, Marjorie Chile, Mary Frances Ogle, Louise Padou, Margaret Waters, Eleanor King, Katherine Burgan, Dorothy Patterson. Eleanor Coryell, Alice Young, Eleanor Mueller, Nellie Wurtz, Florence Lesher, Gladys Collins and Helen Moffett. Honor Day will be celebrated May 7 with special exercises in honor of the senior class and the new members of the Phi IChppa Phi national honory fraternity. Special awards will be given to those who have won distinction in oratory, debate, and literary Composition. Margaret Jenkins and Robert Hutchinson will receive prizes of S3O and sls for winning the oratorical contest. Winners of the men’s and woman’s intramural debating league will receive silver ioving cups. They are Lester Budd, Winston Riley, Benjamin Kohn, Mary Frances Ogle, Billie Mae Krieder, and Esther Tilford Marjjorie Stiltz was in charge of the clubs meeting at tlio

That’s v r hy spring is apt to find so many folk* feeling tired and worn out; miserable with constant backache, headaches, dizziness and annoying kidney irregularities. Authorities agree that good health is largely a matter of good elimination. If you believe your kidney action is deficient, why not try Doan's Pills. Doan's are a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys —are publicly recommended by thousands. They have helped many Indianapolis people. Ask your neighborl

MRS. M. E. MYERS, 830 Marlon Ave. f says: “My kidncyß were unhealthy and pains in my back weakened me so I could hardly drgr around. Sharp pains across ray kidneys made housework a burden and I was very nervous. Headaches bothered me and my kidneys were disordered. I used Doan's I’llla and they cured me.”

jammed against the wing of the new building. To the east, less than a foot away is another building, in front is anew building again. Sunlight has little chance to enter, according to the two nurses, Mrs. Nora Clark and Mrs. Margaret Moore.

Pi Beta Phi Sorority house. The club featured play night and Marjorie Okes j"ead a paper on New York plays. Students from the “play leading” class also read plays. United States Senator Simeon D. Fess will deliver the commencement day address at the seventieth annual commencement of Butler College, June 16. Prof. W. L. Richardson is in charge of the program which will be held on the campus north of the administration building. Prof. Ivatherlne Merrill Graydon Is in charge of the alumni supper which will be held on the lawn June 13. Baily Fessler is filling the vacancy in the office #of president of the Skulls Club, due to the resignation of Harold Woods. A board walk across the Butler comriionj is planned. Woman's League held a mass meeting in the Butler chapel and elected Virginia Curtis, president; Kathryn Bowlby, vice president; Alice Young, secretary, and Sarah Frances Downs, treasurer,. The retiring president Is Mary Patla Carver. Nomination for the regular league offices were: President. Virginia Curtis, Dorothy Stephenson, Marjorie Chiles, vice Virginia Foxworthy, Martha Zoercher, Kathryn Bowlby; secretary, Alice Young. Helen Payne. Janet Rlech: treasurer, Leese Worth. Sarali Frances Downs, Gertrude Insley. / Henry L. Humrichouseh, a graduate of Indiana University, and a member of the compensation board, discussed irtsurance feature of the Indiana compensation law before the insurance class of Dean James W. Putnam.

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