Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1926 — Page 5

JAN. 19, 1926

STUMP, LOCAL ATTORNEY, IN 4 SENATE RACE u Announces Candidacy for Long Term Democratic Nomination. Announcement of Albert Stump, Indianapolis attorney, that he seek the Democratic nomination for the long term as United States Senator, has drawn attention of politicians to the Democratic senatorial situation. Apparently Evans Woollen, Indianapolis banker, will have little opposition for the short term, but infiny candidates are expected ior the six-year period. Among the more prominently mentioned posibilities are. State Senator Joseph W. Cravens, Madison John E. Frederick, Kokomo; Dan W. Simms, Lafayette; Frank €. Dailey, Indianapolis, and Walter Myers, Indianapolis. Stump’s announcement says he has no money to build a powerful State organization and that “for any organization to back me I shall depend solely on the support I hope may spontaneously organize itself among the acquaintances I have made throughout Indiana In my discussion of public questions in the many meetings at which I have been vlted to speak.” Stump is a. graduate of Tri-State College, and of Indiana University, where he was a faculty member; was a lecturer at the University of Wisconsin, and received the degree of juris doctor cum laude at the University of Chicago. During the TRED FEELING — HEAD FELT HEAVY Mississippi Plantation Owner Takes Black-Draught and ( Says, “It Never Fails to Help Me.” Mr. AV. G. Huff, Centerville, Miss., a leading plantation owner of this district, recently told of the relief he experienced through the use of 1 hedford’s Black-Draught “1 would get up in the morning with a bad taste in idy mouth,” said Mr. Huff, "feeling tired, and my feet as well jis my head felt heavy. I wouldn’t feel like working, but more like going back to bed. I knew my fiver was out of fix and that I must take something. “After I tried other remedies that didn’t seem lo tit. my case, I began the use of Black-Draught, with splendid results. After a few good big doses my jieatt seemed so clear up. I would feel line, full of ’pop,' go about my work and really enjoy it. ••It is necessary down here to take a good liver medicine occasionally. to assist nature and I have never found a better one than Black-Draught. I believe Black-Draught saved me many days in lied, for had I gone on. instead of correcting niv condition, I must have gotten down. Now when I see or feet the first symptoms of liver trouble, I begin taking Black-Draught and it never fails me.” Black-Draught, is made from pure, medicinal roots and herbs, and contains no -harmful mineersl drugs. Sold by. all reliable druggists.

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Patrick Moran; John Ray, named foreman of the electrical forces, succeeding Oscar Dunn. Oscar Burk and Wilbur Gill were dismissed as electricians and Philip Kersey, and Walter Meyer employed. Kern Is Custodian George P. Kern, father of board member, Charles W. Kern, succeeded James Kervin as custodian at the Central library and Edgar R Croner was appointed assistant stock room clerk, succeeding John Lyons. Croner will soon be promoted td chief clerk.

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