Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1925 — Page 17

.bIiIDAY, OCT. U,

DUVALL HAILED A LA COMJME Guided by Same Principles, Says Updike. John L. Duvall. Republican nominee for mayor, has taken far his guidance the principles of Calvin L’oolidge, Representative Ralph E. Updike declared at a meeting of Kingan & Cos. employes today. TJuyaft recognized the reality of . the situation when he told people more public improvements mean higher t.axes, but pledged his administration to a program of reduced taxes, if possible, Updike said. “John Duvall will be a mayor in fact as in name," said Updike. “This he pledges in his keynot address and he also has told the voters he will take the policee and fire departments out of politics.” Updike praised President Coolidge, who he said had saved $300,000,000, and the State administra:ion for its program of economy. KING CASE SET OCT. 16 Motion to Dissolve Restraining Order to He Heard Then. Special Judge Oren S. Hack, named to hear a petition for a permanent restraining order to prevent members of the State board of health from meeting to consider charges of malfeasance in office on the part of Dr. William P. King, secretary, today set Oct. 16 as the date for hearing on a motion to dissolve the restraining order. Motion was filed Thursday with Judge Hack by attorneys for the board. The restraining order was granted some time ago by Judge Clinton H. Givan of Superior Court Four, where the hearing will be heard. Motion charged facts alleged in the petition were insufficient to constitute a good cause for action, and that the board had power to dismiss the secretary from office after a hearing. Dr. King is alleged to have raised salaries of employes under him without authority from the board. FESTIVAL WILL CLOSE lewisli Congregations io End Special Services. Jewish Festival of the Tabernacles md other special services will close Saturday in pr&ctically all synagogues. Respect to the departed will be paid with memorial ceremonies.. A sermon on “Joy and Seriousness” will be delivered by. Rabbi Isadore Goodman of the Beth-El Temple at 9 a. m. Saturday. '

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By Jan 's Carvin 111 . RE you going to Illinois?” The above question has LT ~.ZJ been repeated many times on the campus in the last week. 1 Every student who can possibly i make the trip to Urbana to see the I Butler and Illinois University football teams clash in their annual battle will on hand. A special train has been procured by the athletic, department, and students will make the jourisy by automobile. Quite a few of th 5 men students will start to walk, depending on fortune to provide a speedier and more comfortable mode of transportation. Candidates for class offices were nominated at freshmen chapel Thursday noon. Robert Armer, Minor Conn, Donald Higgins and Robert Pitts, were nominated for president. Martha Domberger, Elizabeth Moschenross, Eldlna Stamm, Joan Wall and Helen Warmoth, were nominated for the vice presidency. Leona Blakely, Olga Bonke, COMB SAGE TEA 111 FADED OR GRAY HAIR Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and A MMmf A Sul P hur - WhenwjfgfWE&af J ever her hair T r took on that dull, /n| foiled or streaked I appearance, this ISu - * simple mixture J * was applied with J I wonderful effect. / l By asking at any " drug store foi “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,” you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, all ready to use, for only 75 cents. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. Well-known druggists say everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied—it’s so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and beautiful. —Advertisement.

Mary Eiler and Dortha Weaver, | were nominated so rsecretary. Robert Orblson, Arthur Schumacher and Thelma Tacoma, were named as candidates for treasurer. First reports on class work will he filed in the office Oct. 24, according to an announcement by President Robert J. Aley. Students who are low In their work will be given a preliminary warning. If the student has not Improved his standing I by the second report, he will face dismissal from the university. Kappa Alpha Th*ta and Delta Delta Delta sororities held initiation this week for sophomore pledges. Frances Peters. Betty Lee, Florence Eleanor Perkins, Margaret Holdaway, Helen DeGrief, Marylee j Orloff, Rosemary Smith, Oeie Higgins, Helen Wilson. Mary McCann

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After a parade through Irvington streets, the students gathered around the bonfire while members of the team made speeches. Spirit was aroused for the coming contest by yells and songs. Ralph Hitch was chosen business manager of the Drift, the annual published by the Junior class in honor of the graduating seniors. Wilson Dally will edit the publication. Deryl Case of Rushville, Ind., has been elected president of the Pen

and Pencil Club. Other officers: Charlotte Gilman, vice president. Eleanor Wallace, secretary; Dan Armstrong, treasurer and Harriet Williams, program committee chairman. WILL NOT fiOSE SIGHT Attaches at St. Vincent’s hospital today said Charles Bracketer, 33, of 522 E. Minnesota St., will not lose sigh of his left eye. Bracketer, employed at W. D. Long and Company, 124 E. Ohio St., received an injury while drilling a hole in the wall of the plant.

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