Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 226, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1926 — Page 5

JAIN. 21, 1926

NURSE BOARD DELAYS ACTION 'Princeton Hospital Case Is • Held Up. Inability of the State board for registration of nurses to get a quorum at a meeting scheduled to have been held recently has delayed action in the case of the Princeton Hospital, it was learned today. Recently the board ordered the nurses’ training school at the hospital suspended, but at the request of Governor Jackson the order was held up until further investigation had been made. Since that time the board has been unable to obtain a quorum at meetings and no action has resulted. DINNER PLANS GIVEN Salesmen Will Hear Former Statistician of Philadelphia. Complete plans for the salesmen’s dinner at the Columbia Club at 6:30 p. m., Friday, under the auspices of the wholesale trade division of the Chamber of Commerce were announced today. The principal speaker will be Edward James Cattell, former city statistician of Philadelphia. Elmer Stout, Fletcher American National Bank president will speak on “The Outlook for Business In 1926.” More than 200 persons are expected to attend. BOARD~MEMBER~NAMED Democratic Member of Primary Group Is Appointed. Russell J. Ryan, Democratic county chairman, today announced Gideon W. Blain, attorney, as the Democratic member of the county board of primary election commissioners: Lra M. Holmes, attorney, is the Republican member of the board. Albert H. Losche, county clerk. Democrat, is the third board member by virtue of his office. ACID STOMACH GAS,INDIGESTION Chew a few Pleasant Tablets —Stomach Feels Fine! Instant .stomach relief! Harmless! The moment “Pape’s Diapepsin’’ reaches the stomach all distress from acid stomach or indigestion ends. Immediate relief from flatulence, gases, heartburn, palpitation, fullness or stomach pressure. Correct your digestion for a few cents. Millions keep it handy. Druggists recommend it. —Advertisement.

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SIXTH DISTRICT WORKERSNAMED Watson’s Chairmen Announced by Millikan. Bit Times Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., Jan. 21. County chairmen for Senator James E. Watson’s senatorial campaign in the Sixth Congressional district, were announced today by John Millikan, district chairman. They are: Fayette County, George H. Haley and Mrs. Eugene Turner, of Connersville; Franklin, Arthur H. Rockafelier and Mrs. Bertha Van Camp, of Brookville; Hancock, Dale B. Spencer and Mrs. Helen Gemmill, of Greenfield: Henry, John Langsley and Mrs. Clara Slough of Newcastle; Rush, Russell B. Titsworth and Mrs. Willard Anils, of Rushville; Shelby, Frank Bass and Mrs. Minnie Jordan, of Shelbyville; Union, Allen McMahan an dMrs. Frank Craft, of Liberty; Wayne, Bradford Harrison of Richmond, and Mrs. Charles Teeter of Hagerstown. Mrs. A. W. of Richmond was appointed women’s district chairman. THIRTY-FIVE GRADUATE List Announced by Oscar McCulloch School. Principal. A list of thirty-five January graduates was announced today by Miss Mabel Schmidt, principal of the Oscar McCulloch School at 612 W. Washington St. The closs roll; Charles Barnaby, Maymlo Basteyich, Charles Burgin, Mary Cain, Leslie Chasteen, Margaret Dronberger, Mary Fleaka, Pqul Fitch, Ida May Grimes, Orval Guess, Bennie Hagan, Edgar Hines, Edward Kindly, Corwin Laird, Gordon Lewis, lona Mills, Anna Munica, George Muslin, Vasse Nicholoff, Marie Oltean, Cecelia Phillips, Elsie Riley, Monroe Sharp,. Minnie Shields, Martha Sish, Wallace Skinner, Raymond Smith, Harold Stoddard, William Tolbert, Jewel Tyson, Carrie,Bell Whitehead, John A\ ileurt, John Wolf, Jesse Wolfla and Cailie Wright.

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PRISONER LIBERATED I Prison Board Criticises Method Used by Officials. On recommendation of the State pardon board. Governor Jackson has liberated Curtis Hamilton of Linton, who was serving a six-month sentence at Indiana State Farm for petit larceny. First freed by the mayor of (Linton on charge of stealing a Used automobile battery, Hamilton was rearrested at Sullivan and told that if he did not plead guilty he would have to spend three months awaiting trial. Pardon board offocials criticised the procedure.

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10 STUDENTS PLEDGED Scholastic Fraternity Honors Butler Men and Women. Ten members of the senior class at Butler University were pledged to Pljl Kappa Phi, national honorary scholastic fraternity, "Wednesday. Five men and five women who have maintained scholastic averages Os above 90 per cent in three and onehalf years were selected. Those selected are: Edna May Thomas. Irma Ulrich, Rebecca Pitts, Margaret Pihl, Florence Hooper, Shailer Bass, Douglas Perry, Thomas Jaleskl, Paul Ross and Paul Fink.

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Sale of 300 Women’s Costume Slips, 79c Sateen Costume Slips of good quality, neatly finished with bodice tops, three-inch hem; navy, tan, white, green and purple; sizes 36 to 44. New Shipment of Bloomers, 79c Os excellent quality striped cotton charmeuse, soft garments in all wanted colors; sizes 27 and 29 79£

Final Clearance of All Winter and Midseason Millinery, 66c These hats must go In order to make room for spring merchandise and for that reason alone they have been marked way below regualr. Beautiful, high grade •velvets and satin and velvet combinations. For wear now or to be put away sos next year.

Special January Sale of New Wash Dresses for the Junior Girl Sale Price *I.OO Every mother will *Rve money on these charming frocks for the junior niisß. Fashioned of'eharabray, gingham and prints in fashionable styles you will not be able to resist; side' pleats, long waistlines, novelty neck lines, ties; styles that are new ami different. In blue, green, tan, combinations of plain and prints. Sizes 7 to 14 years. CHILDKBS’S rmiSCKSS SLIPS —Bodice top or built-up shoulder style; plain hem or ruffled bottoms; pink, blue, white, brown and black; sizes 2 to 14 qq years Uo C

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Heavy Axminster Rugs, $1.98 22*4x36; two designs only, in taupe and blue. Jute Chenille Rugs, 79c 20x40 Size. Designs and colorings similar to oriental rugs; red, blue, green, yellow, rose.

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