Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1926 — Page 11

TUESDAY, JAN. 5,1926

many VETERAN CITY WORKERS > ARE RETAINED Incoming—Board of Works Gives Out List of Employes. Many veteran city employes were I'etained by the board of works of the incoming administration, according to the list announced by Hoy C. IShaneberger, president. Other board members are L. M. Trotter and Oren 3. Hack. The complete list follows: Board of Works Wayne Baimelman. secretary: Gertrude fcaughlin, stenographic clerk: Ralph Boyer, elevation bookkeeper; Grace Guess, bookkeeper: Goldie Stringer, record clerk. ■ Engineer's Department ' George G. Schmidt, city engineer; A.. L. daufler, senior assistant engineer; M. G. Johnson, assistant; Charles P. Gull.v aslistant; Dan E. Deupree, junior assistant fngineer: Frank Joyce, junior assistant engineer; John Cisseli, senior office aid; SU'TPian Hendricks, office aid; William, Sehifierdecker, office aid:,Violet Tex office aid; t. J. Matlock, senior field aid; Re'J. Comstock. senior field aid: M. B. Orr, senior field aid; John Collinß, senior field aid; Tillilt Lee field aid; Floyd McNulty, junior (held aid; O. M. Amiek. junior field, aid: George Zorninger. junior field aid: Walter •Churchill, ■junior field aid: Harry -Price junior field aid: Thomas Judd, junior held aid; Cy Clark, junior field aid; Harvey Kennedy. Junior Held aid: Louis Gerber Junior field aid; William Shineleton. junior field aid' Earl Hutto, jiuiior field aid; Charles Ewell, junior field aid: Henry Phillips, junior field aid; Wilbur Drake, junior field aid: Ernest Turner, junior field aid: Harry Faris. junior field aid- Dorothy E. Basey junior office aid: Mrs. Ollie Gipe. junior office aid; J. Kaminsky, juniei Office aid: Alexander Moore, junior office aid; .Tofir Warrenburg. junior office aid; Prank Milholland, chief clerk: Mary Peal cock, ulerk: Jane AxtclL junior office aid. i Street Commissioner A. 0. Meloy. City Garage * William Hamilton, superintendent. Flood Prevention Department Harvey Cassady, junior assistant engineer; Everitt Dammeyer, junior assfstant engineer; H, W. Southard, senior office aid; R. C. Cassady, junior office aid: Joseph Schropshire, junior office aid Berkley Wright senior field aid; Edward Finley, junior field aid: Lester Burris, junior field aid; James Todd, junior field aid; Louis Mathey, senior inspector; James Mann, senior inspector. Inspector's Department A1 Middleton, chief inspector: Elmer Petty, senior inspector: Martin Cain, senior Inspector; Sam Dushane. junior inspector: Henry Rais, junior inspector Helen Hildebrand, Inspector; Isadore Goldstein, inspector: Aaron Cohen. inspector; Lquis Williams, inspector; Freeman Stewart. Inspector; Jasper Criekmore, inspector: Henry Kugleman, inspector; Walter Marshall. inspector. Trne.k Elevation Department George G. Schmidt, track elevation engneer; M. M. Beebe. assistant: Wayne mmeiman, * clerk Ralph Boyer, booKkeeper; Violet Tex, stenographic clerk. Asphalt Plant Department Leslie Duvall, superintendent; Otto Smelzer foreman. Asphalt Repair Department S. W. Hornaday, foreman; Otto Haiderman, foreman. ltrick and Block Department D. F. Brillhart. foreman. Cement Walk and Curb Department Edward Ro. het. foreman. Street Lights Department James W. Hensley, euperintemfcmt. Street Commissioner’s Department Superintendent. A1 0. Meloy; assistant superintendent. Waiter Monroe: inspector. John Sauter. Ozy Hinchman, Guy Brewer, L. W. Dooley; barn foreman, william B. Stewart: chief clerk, William B. SchoenFogg; clerk and timekeepsr. William P. Flargon; typist, Mrs! Mae MeMurray: sewen foremen. Barney CVinrov. John Owens. Charles Taylor. William Cox, AnSerson Johnson • unimproved street foremen. Henry Harrel. James Datvs. Finley Dotson: city yard foreman, William Davidson: pumperman, Arthur Bush (temporary). Carpenter Department Foreman. Elmer Mrilett: carpenters, j. W. Shaw. Charles Brinkman: truck driver. Joe Monroe: painter. James Endieott; rtook keeper. Morton Miller: truck foreman. Newby. —————————————— | A betrothed couple in Essex recently built an entire bungalow. The bridegroom also made the furniture.

RELIEVED FROM BILIOUS SPELLS Texan Tells How Thedford’s Black-Draught Has Given Satisfaction for Many Years. Mn. A. P. Fllppln, of Alief, Texas, tells an Interesting: story, about Thedford’s Black-Draught, based on his own long experience in the use of ■that well knoVn liver medicine. “I don't believe I can remember the time when we didn’t use Blackpraught,” says Mr. Flippin. "My fa ther and mother kept it and gave it to us when we were children. It was considered a' family medicine. "What was more natural than to etill keep it-when I was married and had. a home of my own. And now I have grandchildren and am still tak ing Black-Draught when I need a liver medicine or purgativq, and it has given satisfaction all these years. 1 haven't seen any use in changing. "I have spells of biliousness, dull headache and don’t feel much good. I take a few doses of Black-Draught and get all right. I take it for colds, also for constipation, and I can say I have never had it fail me.” Black-Draught is not some new, untried experiment. In hundreds of homes like that of Mr. has been thoroughly tested by generations of use, and its value is Shown by the fact that these families continue to use Black-Draught after this experience' of years. ~ Black-Draught has been in use for over 80 years and a million packages ore ncrw sold each month. Try It. lIS SMART APPAREL On Eaty Term* FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES \ ISI W. Washington It * r t=r. _ PEARSON PIANO COMPANY Indiana ■ Largest ana Modi Cam plete lfaeir Htore ISS-IM N Peaa St _ ' M IS Omr Prlrw to inryM? For Standard Sheet Mualc, Book* and Stud lea. / t 7 E. Ohio St. Hume-Manaur Bldg The Bright Spot of Fountain Square Sfyelby Fum. Cos. 1113-17 Shelby St.

Marriage Licenses James E. Conner, 31. 531 % E. Ohio, trunk driver; Mabel V. Ashley, 24. 531 E. Ohio, domestic. / William T. 'Brummett. 24, Bloomington, hid., bus driver: Florence M. Dickerson, 1!l. 510 N. Senate. Paul S. Weber. 25. 626 3. West, letter carrier: Carrie A. Edwards. 17, 138 E. McCarty. , —f * Amos W. Craig. 32. 1140 W. McCarty, laborer: Cora ii. Starrett, ,18. 516 Chase, domestic. Robert L. Beeeraft, 30. Hillisburg, Ind„ restaurant proprietor; Louise Lewis. 21. 4J7 S. Pine. „ Thomas CdCner, 21. 1011 S. Fleming, truck driver. Josephine Armstrong, 20, 1010 fC Fleming, dressmaker. ' Sylvester H. Pettey, 20. Ft. Harrison, soldier: Hazel J. Alberiy, 24. 806 N. Delaware. waitress. Harvey F. Allen. 21. Arsenal, metal stripper: Rose T. Ellis, 20, 426 N. Alabama, machine operator. George W. Clements. 27, Rockville, Ind., farmer: Mai'iam Harrofd. 21. city. Conner W. Moore. 23. Clermom. Ind.. inspector: Opal F. Bendler. 17, Clermont. Dorwin R. LaFollette. 23. 800 W. New York, molder: Ruby L. Stephens. 17, 756 N. Lynn. Virgle D. Lowen. 23, 601 Prospect, switchboard operator: Edith B. Ruffn. 10. 635 Prospect, saleswoman.

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UKRAINE POLICE NAB PLOTTERS Group Charged With Political Intrigue in Russia. Bti United Press MOSCOW, Jan. s.—Political police of the Ukraine today arrested a group of alleged “white” conspirators

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supposed to have been seeking to prepare the ground in Crimea for a landing of “white” forces from Rumania! Police Chief asserted the alleged mostly foriper officers of the Czrfrist army, said to be in tho pay of General Wrangel and Grand Duke Jtfcholas, attempted to wVeck trains ion, which soviet officiate traveled, and to kill foreign delegations visiting Russia, , ' i There are twenty-three universities in Canada, six being State controlled.

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