Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 284, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1926 — Page 7

MARCH' 1926

SHANK STANDS UP FOR ADAMS former Mayor Calls Watson ‘Cloakroom Jim.’ You ain’t heard nothin’ yet. This in effect was the reply today of former Mayor Lew Shank to those who have criticised Claris Adams, candidate for the long term Republican senatorial nomination, for drawing attention to the record of his opponent, Senator James E. Watson. The ex-mayor said he would stump the State for Adams and tell the boys all about "Watson. “Why, my name for Watson is ‘Cloakroom Jim,’ ’’ said Shank in his announcement. “The cloakroom is where the timid Senators hide when a vote on a ticklish question is threatened. “And Watson would have been in the cloakroom on that world court vote if he had had a chance. Jim has passed that sack of peanuts to the farmers and maybe a few bags of popcorn to the laboring men for thirty years.” RELIGION TO THE PEOPLE Clergymen Not to Require Them to “Call and Get It.” Bn United Press CHICAGO, March 30. —Religion will be carried to the people in Chicago this summer, rather than be held for the people to “call and get it,” it w r as announced today. A ; plan has been worked out to have a series of open air meetings. Sixty clergymen pledged “to participate j in the services.”

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RYAN WELL PLEASED Will Center Campaign pfforts in Southern Part of State. lilt United Press ANDERSON, Ind., March 30.—Oswald Ryan, candidate for the Republican short term senatorial nomination, today expressed his satisfaction with the results of his campaign to date. Ryan, who is a former State Legion commander, who will now begin a drive in southern Indiana, says he is confident of nomination. SHERWOOD AT lIANOVER Bn United Press HANOVER, Ind., March 30— Dr. Henry N. Sherwood, State superintendent of public instruction was the principal speaker at the fourteenth conference on rural education held at Hanover College, here, today.

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and will cover the entire south, where 1,200,000 women belonging to the M. E. Church will lead in the meetings. At the Washington meeting seven commissions, representing 12,000,000 women in nine national women’s organizations, will report on national conditions under prohibition, Mrs. Peabody said. The commissions have been carrying on a “fact finding survey” for three years, she said, and will present facts 1o offset those presented at a recent “fape the facts” conference of the wTts, here. Among the speakers will be Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, Admiral Dillard, head of the Coast Guard, Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, author of the Eighteenth amendment, Representative Hudson of Michigan.

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FRIENDS MEET AT WESTFIELD 500 Delegates Attending Missionary Conference. Bn Times Special WESTFIELD. Ind., March 30. The annual mid year conference of the Women’s Missionary Society of the churches of the westernslndiana yearly meeting of Friends was held here today. Most of the churches of this denomination in the central and western parts of the Stat# are represented l>y the 500 delegates attending. Mrs. Fannie D. McDonald of Wilmington, Ohio, president of

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LIBRARY GETS BRYAN’S WORK Coolidge and Lodge Books Also Received. New books at central library include “Christ and His Companions,” by the late William Jennings "The Senate and the League of Nations,” by the late Henry Cabot

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Lodge, and “America’s Need for Edu cation,” by President Coolidge. New fiction books are: “Flight to the Hills,” by C. N. Buck; “That Washington Affair," by James Hay; "Cloud Cuckoo Land,” by Mrs. Naomi Mitchlson; “Blar* Flemings," by Mrs. K. T. Norris; “Golden Beast,” by E. r. Oppcnhcim; "Threshold of Fear,” by A. J. Rees; “Hounds of Spring,” by Sylvia Thompson; ’’Tinsel,” by C. 11. Towne. and “A Cuckoo in the Nest,” hy Ben gravers. The oldest known city of ttee Maya Indians is TJaxaeun, which has a monument dnHng back to A. 13.