Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 219, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1926 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1926

NEW POSITION IS CREATED BY SCHOOL BOARD Kern Gets Heating and Ventilating Device Incorporated in Plans., Carl W. Eurton, 1130 N. Kealing Ave.,- today assumed the post of assistant superintendent of buildings ' and grounds of Indianapolis schools. He was appointed by school board members at the first regular meeting of the new board, Tuesday night, when the position was created. The salary was set at $3,600 a year. Eurton formerly was superintendent of buildings and grounds. He is a neighbor and friend of majority faction member Charles W. Kern. The board confirmed the selection of Uro M. Frazer, State budget clerk, as school business director, with a salary of $5,000 a year. Frazer will take office Feb. 1, succeeding William H. Book, who resigned Dec. 31. Salary of Martin Hugg, school board attorney was fixed at $2,500 a year with additional pay for extra work. Bids Received Bid* wore received on construction of fichool 78, Vermont St. and Sherman Dr. All bids received were referred to the building and grounds committee and superintendent. A special meeting will be held in the next ten days to hear the committee's report, and at that time the bids will be let. Fireworks sputtered when Kern presented a resolution asking that the architects revise the plans on the school to suit a heating and ventilating device, consisting of ven-tilator-radiator and exhaust fan system. He also asked that the heating and ventilating bids be separated from the electrical bids. Both recommendations were adopted. Minority faction member Charles R. Yoke objected vigorously. ‘‘The system proposed by Kern Is obsolete,” he said. “That system can not furnish the amount of air per cubic feet that is required by the laws of Indiana.” Kern said the law did not specify an amount of air to be delivered in the school rooms. . Would Safeguard Health “I believe the health of the children, which naturally will be affected by the delivery of the proper amount of air, is far more important that the saving of a few dollars to the board,” Yoke declared. The board authorized Acting Business Director George Keiser, to borrow temporarily $600,000 from the school building bond fund for the special fund. The money will be used to pay current expenses and will be repaid after the next tax receipts. Remodeling of the Irvington branch library was placed In the hands of the buildings and grounds superintendent. A financial statement, submitted by board secretary Charles Relssner, showed $1,523,660.58 in the treasury Jan. 1. WIRING STARTS FIRE Defective wiring in an office building of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Da Salle St. and the Pennsylvania tracks started a Are late Tuesday that caused S3OO damage. Defective flue was responsible for a S6O fire at the home of J. Hoogerhyde, 704 N. East St., late Tuesday.

We’re Going Out of the Clothing Business —and We’re Going to Stay Out! So this “Retiring From Business Sale” means but one thing—get all merchandise out as quickly as possible —sell everything—reduce prices —sell fixtures-sell office equipment —sell window fixtures—everything! v Everything Reduced! Everything Must Go! —Kuppenheimer, Atterbury and Schloss Special Suits and Overcoats—all hats—all furnishings—all boys’ wear—a sale without restrictions, without reservations, without limitations, other than present stock! This is the time to get in—before as- , sortments are broken and stocks depleted. Schloss Bros Qo 17-21 East Washington.St u ' , \tOT 1 fr , 17 ' During This Great Sale IIV/ JL lvCiS the Store Opens at 9A. M.

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Investigation of Qharles Garland's social experiment farm. The body was ordered exhumed Tuesday night, the district attorney maintaining that an autopsy should be performed to determine formally the exact circumstances of the child’s death. Coincident with the order, Bettina Hovey, who is alleged to have been the mother of the child, of which Garland himself is listed as the father, surrendered herself to officers here. She had been missing from the “back to nature” colony since the investigation of the child's death reached a critical stage. The cause reported in the baby’s death certificate was suffocation, resulting from a throat Infection. Garland maintained strict silence today, remaining at the pretty 200acre farm, where he and a group of men and women associates were applying their theories of a community life. PRAYER AT NEW COUNCIL Noblesvillc Mayor Starts Innovation at First Session. Bu Tintca Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Jan. 13. An innovation was started by Mayor J. Joseph at the first meeting of the new council Tuesday night when the session was opened with prayer. All of the officials and spectators stood while blessing was invoked by the Rev. A. H. Moore, pastor of the First Christian Church.

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