Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 287, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1926 — Page 28

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RESIGNATION OF MOTTO SOUGHT Kosciusko 6. 0. P. Head Splits County Vote. Requesting the resignation of John O. Motto, campaign manager for Senator James E. "Watson, as Republican chairman of Kosciusko County, State Senator C. Leroy Leonard on Thursday wrote to Clyde A. Walb, Republican State chairmans “Senator Watson has a large following in Koscuisko County, but it is slipping and will continue to slip unless Motto will resign as county chairman and give the Republicans of our county a chance to bring about harmony in the ranks of the party,” the letter declared. “You have no idea of the confusion that exists in. our county, as well as the great number of people who are out of harmony with Motto’s actions with regard to the county chairmanship. “If harmony is to he brought about Motto will have to resign at once as county chairman, and by so doing he will relieve his friends of much embarrassment and the party leaders much worry and trouble. “John Motto cannot be re-elected county chairman, and he knows It. He cannot dictate his successor without doing the party a great injustice.” ENTERS CONGRESS RACE William D. Headrick Opposes Factionalism In Party Ranks. Opposing factionalism in party ranks, William D. Headrick, lawyer, 410 Lombard Bldg., today entered the race for Democratic nomination as Seventh district Representative. "If nominated I will be the Democratic candidate for Congress, and not the candidate of any clique or clan,” his formal statement declared. “I will carry the of true and constructive Democracy into every precinct in this district and will make my appeal to the deliberation and thought of the voters. [ will do my best to have something thought out, rather than guessed at, to give for their consideration.”

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Puzzle a Day — LAST JUMPS .. captain’s \\ PODCEMAWS * S GROUNO FLOOR ►[_ LjJLL In Aledo, Tex., a telephone operator saw three bandits holding up a bank. She immediately notified the police. The captain, a sergeant, and a policeman, were in the office on the second floor of the jail. They hurriedly raced down the stairs, the captain going five steps at a time, ’the sergeant four at a time and the policeman three at a time. All the men had to reduce their pace for the last few steps. The following day the local newspaper published a pictorial story of the successful capture of the bandits. Among these pictures was the above diagram showing the race down the jail stairs. From this diagram can you discover the number of steps In the jail stairs? Last puzzle answer* The fire station B was in the next town, BO miles away from the point where the two engines met. The old fire engine left 16 minutes, or a quarter of an hour before the second engine, and at the rate of 40 miles an hour must have traveled 10 miles in that time. The new engine, going 50 miles an hour, gained on the old one at the rate of 10 miles an hour.

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Dividing 10 by 10 you discover that it tdok 1 hour for the engines to meet. The old engine traveled 1 hour plus 15 minutes, at 40 miles an hour, or 60 miles, and the new one traveled 1 hour only, at 60 miles an hour, or 60 miles. HOUSE IS RANSACKED Burglar* Believed to Be Hunting Diamonds Worth $5,000. After burglars visited her home twice within a month and ransacked it from top to bottom, Mrs. E. R. Whiting, Apt. 1, of 3002 Fall Creek Blvd., notified police she is convinced someone is after her diamonds valued at $5,000. She placed them in a vault.

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Lowney’s Foil Wrapped Cherry Fruit Chocolate Eggs, 10c, 3for. .25c Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs, lb. 39c Milk Chocolate Rabbits 10c, 25c, 50c

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For Reducing $1.19 □ sl.lO Marmola 74/* Tablets • □ 50c Silph Reducing Oft. Chewing Oum „..**— Spring Tonics $1.25 Lilly's Coco Vita* mine ft.IB $1.50 Maltlnes, all kinds..9B< sl.lO Nuxated Iron T4<) Penslar's Dynamic' Tonic. Penslar’s Sarsaparilla,.sll.oo Penslar’s Beef, Iron and Wine 91-00 Potassium lodldo, 1 oz SI.OO Pinkham’s Blood Remedy ...*.**..B4^ SI.OO Pepgen for . SI.OO Peruna for 84^ $1.20 Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery • 89£ $1.15 Swamp-Root 84<i 60c Scott’s Emulsion ...39<1 SI.OO Tanlac for ... S9tf Blood Remedies □ 89c j —| $1.28 Hood’s Sarsapa- 89c □ $1.28 Burdock’a Blood Qfi.. Bitters * 7OC j —| sl.no Cutieura Resol- 79c j —j McDade’s Prescrip* jjg Antiseptics □ $1 00 Llsterlna, Idr at a saving * | —| 36c lodine Tincture, 25c □ 16c Boraclc Acid. I||. 4 ozs lU4 ' □ 6 ?or Ly, ° l 39c □ 5T“ e : 29c □ TJT:* 39c

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Blue Moon Perfume, 8-oe. bottle $3.49 Houbigant's Ideal Perfume. sl, $1.75, $3.50 Houbigant's RubtlUtle or Moa Boudoir Perfume, )4-ounce bottle ~ $1.25 GablUa’s Mon Chert Perfume, $1.75 ; ounce package $6.00 Viegay’s Perfume, sl, $3.75 Trejur Miniature Perfume flaoon 98* Coty’s Paris Perfume, cut crystal bottle $6.75 Golliwogg Flaeonette u.,98*

Ambre de Jadla Toilet Water, bulk, ounce m. 984 Don* Jasmine Toilet Water, balk, ounce u .... M .^.98f Fn Air Embsume Toilet Water, bulk, ounce .-98* Houbigant’s Idesl Toilet Water, bulk, ounce .... 70*