Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 243, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1926 — Page 3

FEB. 10, 1926

URGES OF •POLITICS IN BOARD MADE Johnson, Minority Board Member, Objects When More Employes Are Disr missed —Majority Faction Refers to Last Election. Charges that the majority faction Pf the Indianapolis school board is playing politics in dismissing and (appointing employes were made during the board meeting Tuesday night. When a list of twenty-four persons discharged in the last few days without notice and pay was presented ito the board for approval, Fred Bates Johnson, minority faction member, (strenuously objected. He questioned Jacob H. Hilkene, superintendent of buildings and grounds, as to what he knew about the dismissals and of the new persons. KIDDIES'COLDS should not be “dosed.” Treat them externally with—- ' VICKS ▼ Vapoßub Ootr 17 Million Jar* Utmd Yearly Gives You confidence HOW conscious we are of our skin! Even one little pimple or blackhead will so embarrass ua that we want to hide right away. And eczema, boils, blotches and rashes! Why, these awful things Birnply destroy all our ambition! , But what confidence we have in jbunelves if our skin Is clear and tmolemished—free from any eruptions or breaking out! A clear skin Is one of the greatest possessions In the world—and it is so easy to have it. All that is necessary is to keep our systems full of rich, red, pure blood. S. S. S. helps Nature build this blood. And the impurities that cause these so-called slcra disorders are driven right out of the system. If you want the kind of skin that captivates men and compels the admiration of other women, just remember That you can’t have It if your blood is impoverished. But, just build red-blood-cells in your blood with S. S. S. and your dream of a soft, rosy, velvet skin, clear of blemishes, will be realized. Then notice f the difference in the fC* J way you feel. V JiJl JA / S. S. S. has proven for generations that \. S It helps Nature build the rich, red blood that makes beautiful skin and healthy bodies. Let 8. S. S. prove it for you. Get S. S. S. from any drag store. And get the larger bottle. It’s more economicaL

Rybolt Furnaces Repairs for all makes of furnaces THE RYBOLT HEATING CO. MAIN I*B3. UN 8714

PEARSON PIANO COMPANY Indiana’s Largest and Host Complete Music Store 128-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873 One Pries to Everybody

NORMAN’S FURNITURE CO. "The Bluebird Store” 237-241 E. Wash. St.

Tis Folly to drive your car if you can reach your destination via Fast, frequent, dependable service between such points as Indianapolis, Ff. Wayne, South Bend, Muncie, Kokomo, Marion, Anderson, Newcastle and many others in northern and eastern Indiana.

Hilkene said he knew nothing of them and that all such moves were carried out by Carl W. Eurton, hlB assistant. “Well, then I think that Eurton ought to be here to explain why he is dismissing some of these people,” Johnson said. “I think the minority members have the right to know why Eurton is firing them.” “He says for improvement of the service,” ‘Hilkene asserted. “Mixing in Politics” "It looks to me like this board is mixing up in politics too much, Johnson said. Charles W. Kern, majority faction member, replied that there Is no more political activity now than there was last fall or four years ago among board employes. Johnson, Charles R. Yoke, minoxity member, and Hilkene said they knew nothing of political funds being raised at the school shops and among employes. An order was Issued shortly before the last election prohibiting employes from making any political connections. "Maybe. If they had had a chance to fight their side of the battle they would be better off right now,” HUkene said. Johnson then asked about the dismissal of George Adarhs, a machinist.' “He had been in the service a long time and was a good man,’ Johnson said. "Now why was he fired on an hour’s notice and with no pay? He has an invalid wife and fitfe children. “That’s why I want Eurton brought here. I want to see the man who has the effrontery and cruelty to fire a man on an hour’s notice. It looks mighty bad.” President Replies “Yes, it does look bad with the pathos you put in it,’’ Board President Theodore Vonnegut said. “Then maybe you will be able to explain the situation,” Johnson said. Vonnegut said he had investigated it. Mrs. Lillian Sedwick asked Johnson if the board had always taken such a keen “interest In humanity.’’ "If It has, your hearts must have bled last fall when money was being raised among employes for political reasons,*’ Kern said. “Murderers, recognized thieves and bootleggers, were employed during your administration, Johnson.” “Not murderers, surely,” Johnson said. I wasn’t aware of It. "I wasn’t' either,” Hilkene added. A motion, presented hy Johnson, providing that Eurton appear and explain personnel changes In the future, was carried. The report on dismissals and appointments was approved by the majority factlop vote. Yoke said he was voting “no” because ‘he didn’t know enough about the merits of the individuals” apl>olnted. Others Dismissed Nine persons not previously announced were included in the list of dismissals. They were: Earl Ten Eyck, tinner; George Adams, machinist; Alvin Reinberg, watchman; Fred McKinney, painter; Harrison Howard, painter; Noah Wilkinson, en-

• We hate just taken a 1 1111* forward step that is imporV/Ur tant to every citizen of m * . Indianapolis who rides in Drivers taxicabs n EVERY CHECKER CAB I niTKlAff HAS BEEN EQUIPPED vvIIU UI lwm AN ENCLOSED a ii DRIVING 00Ml*ARTAdds to™ IT 1 Any one, with or. with-* X OUT out experience as the driver of an automobile, can Ct f g appreciate what this latest UCUCIV CHECKER CAB improvement means. Taxicabs are in greatest demand when the weather is bad, when the driver needs to be most efficient and alert. Driving tests have proved that a taxicab pilot v is at his best when he is comfortable add proteoted fronl the elements by a transparent enclosure, v To improve the efficiency of our drivers and to increase the safety of our patrons we recently purchased a fleet of new taxi- ■, cabs of the four-door sedan type. In these cars our drivers are protected from the weather, they are effi- . cient and alert, capable, of transporting you and the members of your family with the maximum of safety. All our other CHECKER TAXICABS CABS have been equipped Lincoln with Rex glass enclosures, giving the same driver and ICI C passenger protection as our XtJX tX newer models. • BAGGAGE Call one of our enclosed Lincoln driving compartment taxicabs. See for youtself *| £1 O how we have added inXOX Ce creased safety to our service. The Frank Bird Transfer Cos. JOHN B. DUBUC, President and General Manager In Indianapolis Checker Cabs Come First

gineer at Manual Training High School; Barney McCarty, fireman at Technical; Michael O’Connell, laborer, and Grant Walker, custodian at School 73. Johnson pointed out that flfty-flve persons had been dismissed in the six weeks the new board has been in office. Resignation of Assistant Business Director George R. Keiser and the appointment of Clyde C. Rickes to succeed him March 1 was approved. injured' girl better Condition of One, Hart in Crash Last December, Still Critical. Miss Catherine Forte, 1103 E. Washington St., who received serious injuries Dec. 18 when an auto driven by. Norman Barthel, 140 E. Wabash St., crashed into a street car at Illinois and Wabash Sts., is steadily improving at the city hospital, it was said today. Miss Dorothy Woodstock, 2541 Shelby St., also injured In the crash which cost the lives of Barthel and Robert McCardle. 1665 Park Ave., is still in a critical condition with chances -for her recovery DANCING AT DE PAUW? President Considering Modification of Ban. Bu United PreK GREENCASTLE, Ind., Feb. 10.— Modification of the ban on dancing at De Pauw University was In prospect today. President Murlin Is considering permitting dancing at a fraternity formal dance this week as an experiment. Heretofore Greek letter organizations have been forced to go out of the city if they held dances. colds End in 24 hours All the results disappear quickly—in this way Do you know that millions end colds within 24 hours. Those who know the method use It no promptly that colds do not get started. It does more than end a cold. It checks the fever, opens the bowels, stops the headache, tones the entire system. All the ill results disappear with the cold. That way is HILL’S. It is so efficient that we paid $1,000,000 for It. It Is so well-proved that countless homes rely on it today. It brings no bad reaction. Start HILL’S at once. Every hour of delay lets the cold get deeperseated. Starting now means relief tomorrow. It means that you are doing for the cold, in all ways, the best that science knows. At all druggists. Be Sure Its Price 30c CASCARA JyIUININE Get Red Box with portrait

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FEAR CLASHES OVER RIVALRY (Continued From Page 1) arising from the alleged theft of the basketball. School patrons at McCordsville have raised great hue and cry against sending their students here, fearing that consent to the action at this time would blast their chances of getting their school rebuilt and the ultimate loss of their high Bchool charter.' • Land values, McCordsville partisans declare, will drop SSO an acre if the town of 400 loses Its high school. This, together with home-town loyalt yof nonowners of larfd, has encouraged students In their rivalry on the basketball court against Fortville students. At a mass meeting In McCordaville’s First Methodist Church, at which the Rev. G. A. P. Jewel presided, a vote on the proposal of Trustee Harry Wood to send the students to Fortville for the remainder of the term was victorious only by a three-vote margin, and won. then, only after hours had been spent in explaining the inadequacy of buildings McCordsville residents had placed at the trustee’s disposal. Mr. and Mrs. William Kimberiin offered to move out of their eightroom home to keep the students from going to Fortville. Mrs. Kimberlln said that If McCordsville consented to sending its pupils to Fortville, McCordsville never would “amount to anything,”

fo&mecßax JfoSSf £2z&

Girls’ Wash Dresses Ages 7 to 10. Os gingham and E rlnts. Some loomer dresx. s In the lot. $1 quality, 77c

You Can’t Afford to Miss This Sale of Sample Dresses i A High Priced Dresses M^iS 1 l|j |l\ For Women and Misses MpJ m n Afternoon Street rap|| r: > | \ Iff I- |i|gg Party Business ®\f \ \lm Beautifully made, smartly styled, / \ I \ \ I || /] I 11 | 1 these dresses are trimmed in LjT-f |\ i 1 lit I many pleasing ways velvet \ JL bands, metallic laces and braids, bright em- \ / ( Canton Crepe Queen Blue I •ij LA. Taffeta Cherry Blossom \ ' L, Satin Love Bird Green Vi L Poiret Twill Florida Gold * French Flannel Dog Wood f

Little Tots’ Coats Ages 2 to 6. Os pretty, warm materials, with good looking fur collars. Well made and lined. Tan, rust, brown andg-ed. It would be real economy to buy one of these coats.

Men's and Boys' Wear

Men’s Knit Sweaters Hi 79c Sizes 38 to 42. Easily worth twice this price. '■ Some are slightly X'V.. f^soiled fl 7 * Men’s' i Union Suits fef/ Sizes 36 to 44. Well FSnSJvW / fitting, medium /jUr* > rJt IVi weight garments that will f\£\ Excellently 89 C Men’s Men’s Pajama* U&jXILJ -All wool, kSsAsSh Size* A, B, C, gray ana EPfjQStfßtfl and Dos flannelpowder blue ette. Full cut, JkwJj corduroy neatly made. pants. Very Military collar; mua special a t silk frog trlrnthis price med. ® *2.95 $1

in the future. She said she feared loss of commissioned high school charter. “Church and School” “Why, we haven’t grot anything now hut a church and a school, and where would we be If we lost the school. Our boys have to carry guns to protect themselves when they go to Fortville to the show. What’ll happen when they go to school under the same roof?” The Methodist Church trustees offered to equip their entire church, except the auditorium, for classes, but County Superintendent Gegfge Vanduyne of Greenfield overruled the proposal because the basement floor Is concrete. which might be injurious to the pupils’ health. Both towns are in Vernon township. Trustee Woods said the schools would be separate In every particular. The township is heavily In debt. McCordsvlUe fears Fortville will use this as an argument against rebuilding the burned school. A committee was appointed tp consult the State finance board to see If the township could issue more bonds to rebuild. If the State board consents. McCordsville will make a determined fight to again separate the township’s high schools next year. SEEK TO CANCEL PARERS Proceedings to cancel citizenship papers of John Wasele, granted In 1321, In the local Federal Court, were begun Tuesday by United States District Attorney Albert Ward. Wasele is now* living In Athens, Greece. Ward charges that he obtained the papers fraudulently and had no Intention of making a permanent residence here.

The Store of Greater "NfaUiee THE FASH 311*325 West Washington Street

:at Values in Girls’ Dresses youthful styles, made and trimmed in the faslnou virls like. Os taffeta, crepe

EXHIBITORSAT MOTOR SHOW Sixty-Eight to Have Displays —Opens Monday. Complete list of exhibitors at the Indianapolis Automobile Shpw which will open Monday night at the State fairground, was announced today. The list: Alemlto Lubricator Company, Armaeost Automobile Oompany, Auto Equipment Company, Bridgewater & Miller. L. u. Brlghtmlre Company. Buick Motor Company, Burke-Cadillac Company, Citizons Motor Car Company. Cler Site Company. Inc., Damon Manufacturing Company. Dueo orporatton of Indiana. Eagle Machine Company. Federal Automobile Ineur-aiu-e A.eolation. Ford Motor Company. Gabriel Snubber Sal oh and Service. The Gibson Company Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company. Kabig Manufacturing Company. Habig Maiufarturlnr Company. Har tey-Davideon Store. Don Herr. W. J. Holliday & Cos.. Hoo-Dye Hooaier Company. Hoosler Motor Club. Hutchison Automobile Company. Indianapolis Flint Company, Indianapolis Simplex Company lnd aua Wheel nod Rim Company International Metal Polish Company. Wilbur Company. Jonea-Whitaker Sales Company. Lathrop-MoFarland Compaiy. R. V. Law Motor Company. Losey-Nash Motor pany, Lyk-Glas Auto He-Nual System. Manufacturers Finance Trust Martin Truck Company. MlUer-Roblnson. Inc.. Motor Car Sales Company MurphyJticken backer Company. Nordyke A M“™ on Company Northwestern Machine Company. Peterson-Knvea Auto Company, 1 Tire and Rubber Company. George a. Ray, Inc.. Reo-Ehrich-Malarky Company. sssssi- oi" Indiana State Auto Insurance Asaoclatton. Stewart Products Service Station, Charles r cfutr Qajpq Oompany. otutz Factory Branch sXhelm & Parker tTpdvke Auto Comnanv Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company. Veils Auto Sales Cos mpan y . Carl H/Wallertch. Inc.. .WwweUn- Share Company. Wlllffa-Overland, Inc, Zaolth Carburetor Sales.

PANTS on Sizes 8 to 17. All wool or oorduroy. A*r I eOU large assortment of patterns and colors, ■ 1 —i All well made and reinforced “ Boys’ School Knickers ha Splendid for school or dress wear. Dark m serviceable color-. Sizes Bto 18. Special M |ll. Thursday w Boy§’ MACKINAWS t€l Q r Big warm mackinawa In attractive *3 JVO plaid patterns. Extraordinary values at _ 1 this price. Sizes 8 to 16

LINCOLN TALK GIVEN James M. Ogden Speaks Before Service Star Legion. Abraham Lincoln was one of the first American statesmen to advocate woman’s suffrage, James M. Ogden, Indianapolis Bar Association president, told the Hamilton-Berry chapter of the Service StanfLeglon at the publlo library Tuesday. “Respect for law and order, so necessary in this age, also was close to Lincoln’s heart,” Ogden said. Others on the program were: Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, Mrs. Myron R. Williams and Mrs. Frank Messier. Winifred Terry will be chairman of a card party on Washington’s birthday. FOUR 'CHARGES FACED Man Who Disarmed Officer Ought After Week’s Hunt. James Wilson, 46, Negro, of 2051 Sheldon St., alleged, to have disarmed Patrolman Charles - Hughes when'he entered a house at 1627 B. Twelfth St., more than a .week ago and fled today faced charges of grand larceny, resisting _a.nd officer, operating a blind tiger and possession of a still. Hughes found a hot still and liquor. He said he drove toward Anderson and slept several nights In barns. He returned Tuesday and hid In a basement at 668- E- Eleventh St., where he was arrested.

Girls* Gingham Dresses Ages 7 to 12. Check* and plaids In pretty color*. Smart styles. $1 quality, 69c

BATTERIES Built of highest grade material; rubber box; guaranteed fully one year. 6-11 only S9AO and your old battery. Indiana Wholesale Tire Cos. tOl W. Cap. Are. Circle 6942

9x12 CORK QC UNITED RUG & LINO. RUGS LINOLEUM CO. Guaranteed Perfect 425 E. Washingon St.

Sluggish? If you feel sluggish and pepless, watch out! Your system Is vfery likely full of poisons ■<> common this time of yenr. ( And thla make# you eaally onacepttble to dangerous colds, flu, pneumonia and a host of other ailments. Pep op—and keep yourself fit with the help of *•* freshing Mountain Valley Water from Hot Sptlngs, Arkansas. Drink some dally—and help keep yourself Immune to sickness. Phone tor a case or full infos* matlon now. Mountain V alley W ater 911-013 Massachusetts Am, Phone, Cl rale 13W

SMART APPAREL On Easy Terms FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES 131 W. Washington 8L

■I ■ | a REPAIRED CTH 8 BaP 25% SAVING I UlmO WOHLFELD 437 Occidental Bldg.

Used Oil Stowes, $5 Up Used Gas Stoves, sl2 Up Used Hot Blasts, $25 Up Used Base Burners, $25 Up

Hoosier Outfitting Company—443 E. Wash. Street

DENTAL BARGAINS Dental work must be properly done before it is cheap, no matter what price you pay for it. We have cut the price of dentistry to a point where any one

can afford it. We can do this because our large volume and system of operating will allow it. We are always busy, because our prices are right and the quality can not be surpassed Dy any one. We will gladly figure the cost of your work.

jaTir. — Set of Teeth Low as An Exceptional Value They have Gold Rivet* (NOT IRON) and WELL NOT rust off like Iron pins rOI n PI ATFQ Our new process gold plates are thin, VlvLLf r Lrt ILJ strong, cool and non-Irritating to the month—No one can equal oar price on GOLD AND ALUMINUM HOTS. OUR ‘'FACE FORMING PLATES" TAKE OUT THE WRINKLES BRIDGE WORK SKi’S’K.ll ES*3USI ts% work should bo. They are tP m _ made of 22-k fold, rein* GOLD CROWNS extra heavy on the chewing surface. Vou never saw one of onr crowns turn blank PAINLESS EXTRACTING maM.’XE’Sod SI.OO More than a barrel of teeth have been extracted In our offices by the absw method. IF IT HURTS—DON’T PAT. Hanning Bros. & Winkler All my teeth, 24. were expulled 26 teeth for me abso- tracted by the Maxollne Methlutely painless. My old teeth od absolutely painless. Can looked so badly. I am'certainly not say anything too good for pleased and delighted with them. And I never had one their method of extracting. pain In my gums afterwards. MRS. B. D. RHODES, MRS. FRED HORNING, 1309 S. Richland Ave. Crothersvllle, Ind. rOUniT TFRM? Vou can arrange to pay for your Dental Work VALUI 1 1 bIUUJ j n snM ]| payments m work progrosses OFFICE HOURS! 8A.M.t06 F. M. Dally. Sunday. to Noon. Indiana’s Largest Dental Organisation. Twenty-two chairs In all offices. HANNING BROS. & WINKLER 8. W. Cor. Wash, and Penn. 2nd. Floor, New Kreage Building.

PAGE 3

THREE BODIES RECOVERED PITTSBURGH. Pa., Feb. 10.—Bod les of three of the sixteen men entombed in the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company’s mine at Horning stnc& Wednesday were located today. The other thirteen are expected to be found before midnight. Claim* Stomach Souring Cause* Bad Breath Mr. Ben Lohelde, New York City, writes: "I was formerly a victim of constant upset stomach, bad taste In the mouth and very disagreeable breath. My bowels were constantly constipated and nothing helped except temporarily. After using Carter’s Little Liver Pills I have overcome all troubles and I am especially happy because of a sweet, clean, healthy breath." Carter’s Little Liver Pitta are small, sugar-coated, easy to take by every member of the family. Their action on the bowels is gentle. 35 A 760 red pkgs. Lrugglsta—Advertisement.

Hohner HARMONICAS Complete stock. Instruction beck given with each Hohner. CARLIN MUSIC CO. 143 E. Washington gt

PLAIN WATCH CRYSTALS FITTEP 10c SAM TRATTNER 141 8. 111!not* 84.

Used Portable Ovens $1.50 Up Used Combination Ranges in Fine Condition, SSO