Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 218, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1926 — Page 14

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BUSY PROGRAM BEFORE PURDUE FARM SESSION Hog and Chicken Calling Contest to Be Held Tonight. lilt Timex Special DAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 12. “There Is not a factor in the whole world in planning economic dairying today that will work as much! increase in production and profit as the growing and feeding abundantly of alfalfa hay in winter and sweet clover in summer,” said W. J. Frazier of the University of Illinois, in addressing the dairy section of the Purdue agricultural conference here today. Professor Frazier pointed out the advantages of alfalfa and clover over other foods find introduced many valuable suggestions for the visiting dairymen. Class work in all sections got underway today, with the dairy, home economics and soils and crops divisions having particularly full schedules. Mrs. Morton Fordice, Russellville; Mrs. Elmer Waters, South Raub, and Mrs. L. C. Vannlce, Amo, presented ideas on “Short Cuts in Housekeeping,” while other features of the home economic section were talks and discussions on “Planning a Comfortably Home” and “Saving Time In Meal Service.” A larger registration of women than ever before is indicated by the attendance today. Corn judging, a talk on how to rid

LOANS We lend on improved Indianapolis real estate. For those who desire loans not exceeding 65% of our ’ appraisement, we ofI fer our monthly payment plan For those desiring 50% or less of our appraisement, our regular mortgage plan Is offered at a lower rate. A small expense fee, but no commission, is charged. jftetctier gatings and Crust Company Urmbn Federal Reserve System Now 4% on Savings Saturday Hours 8 to 8 Capital and St'rplua Two Millions

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EVERYTHING FOR BIRDS Bird Seed, 3 lbs. for 85c. Bird Cages, Stands and Accessories. We tOsgt carry a splendid line of £✓ Cages from SI.IS up. W fniC Stands, $3.35 up. Everitt’s Seed Store 337 W. M ash. 3 and 5 N. Ala.

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Perform the following verbal operations on these six five-letter words. 1. Behead a vision and leave 20 quires. 2. Behead an incident and leave a chimney aperture. 3. Behead later and leave jp. pitcher. 4. Behead indefinite *and leave a chill. 5. Behead to furnish and leave a gibe. 6. Behead to stretch and leave every. The beheaded initials taken in their given order, spell the name of a large city. What Is It? Last puzzle answer: ts STOP Aim i IDIgIe) 3cJa Lg[_L uloßvlt Hi fcNipt hst jRTEf rii FroTT IdtuSi By beginning at the point marked “start,” and traveling as shown iu the diagram, until you reach the point marked “stop,” you will find the following sentence, “Calvin Coolidge is the President of the United States Army.” This sentence makes a path of one continuous line, crossing each square once only. farms of rats, facts about the European corn borer and a conijerence on forage crops kept busy those visitors interested in soils and crops. The dairy section, in addition to hearing Professor Frazier, also listened to dairy experiment reports, and other topics of interest to their industry. Selection of breeding hogs and profitable hog production were discussed at the iicestock section, the latter by J. M. Ballard, of Marion. Paultry diseases and improvement in hatchery results were subjects of interest presented in the poultry section. Farm orchards and small fruits were discussed by horticultural specialists. “An Agricultural ITogram for Indiana,” was the subject of Director O. I. Christie, who addressed county agents. Mrs. Kellogg Fairbands of Chicago end O. B. Kiggs, Vermillion County agent, appeared on today’s general session program, the last speaker presenting a “Soil Program for Indiana.” “Stunt Night” this evening will at. tract a record crowd to watch the milking, chicken calling and hog calling contests in the Purdue judging pavillion. A livestock parade and music by the Purdue band are other features scheduled for the evening’s entertainment. BOY SLEEPS IN SCHOOL Youth Says He Was Afraid to Go Home—Had Spent Earnings. Charles Catt, 17, of 134 W. Eleventh St., is held today on petit larceny and burglary charges, following his arrest Monday by Patrolman Judkins, who found him in the attic at the Benjamin Harrison school, Ft. Wayne Ave. and Delaware St. Patrolman Judkins said the youth had stolen davenport cushions, candles, books and a blanket from the school. Catt was found in the corner of the attic with the stolen articles. He told the officer that he was afraid to go home fts he had spent his week’s earnings and w’as sleeping in the schbol to avoid parental punishment.

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CITY COUNCIL KEEPS UPPER HAND IN FIGHT * Temporary Loan Cut to $200,000 —Present Ordinance on Glenn’s Job. City councilmen today remained in control of the municipal tangle. Failing to heed a letter from Mayor Duvall requesting a temporary loan of $600,000 to pay salaries, the city lawmakers Monday night cut the estimate to $200,000 and passed it under suspension of rules. Only pay rolls of Jan. 15 and Feb. 1 will be provided for by the reduced loan, William C. Buser, city controller, said. When the administration leaders require additional funds In February, they must again go to the counciL City taxes will not be received until March. Councilmen said they reduced the loan to save interest charges and because they believed It was all the money the odminlstnatlon needed. Although five hundred persons, the largest audience in council for many years, gathered to hear oratory against Supervisor of Detectives Michael J. Glenn, they were disappointed. No fireworks occurred beyond the introduction of the ordinance to abolish the position Glenn holds. It was referred to the committee of public safety, following explanation by Otis E. Bartholomew. A board of health temporary loan of $150,000 also was referred to a committee. Councilmen voted to strike from the files an ordinance to establish a $3,000 job for Charles J. Orblson as legal counsellor. SMITH ARRAIGNMENT SET Former State Official Before Judge Collins Monday. Criminal Judge James A. Collins today announced that Harry B. Smith, former adjutant general of Indiana, recently indicted by the grand jury on charge of filling false claims, will be arraigned Monday. The iridictment, which contained thirteen counts, charged Smith with thirteen specific charges of obtaining money from the State through false claims. The claims total more than S3OO.

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