Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 311, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1926 — Page 4

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WRITES PRAYER OF TAXPAYERS Candidate for Judge Has Clever Cards Printed. Edward W. Little, Democratic candidate for judge of Superior Court Three, has wrtiten the taxpayers’ prayer which is printed on back of his campaign cards. The prayer: “The Republicans maketh me to lie down on the park benches; they leadeth me in the paths of'higher taxes, telephone, electric light, water rates and higher gas rates. “Yea, though 1 walk through the valley of the shadow of high rents and starvation, I do fear higher street car fares. “Thou prepurest a reduction in wages before me in the presence of mine enemies. Thou anointest my income with taxes. My expenses runneth over my income on account of the high appraisement of my property. “Surely poverty and unemployment will follow me all the days of this administration, and I will dwell in a rented house forever.” BOOST CELEBRATION In order to stimulate interest in the George Rogers Clark Sesquicentennial Celebration at Vincennes in 1929, the commission has obtained the services of Ross F. Lockridge of Bloomington, noted historical writer, who will speak over the State on the capture of Ft. Sackville. William Fortune of Indiapapolis, chairman of the commission, is making an effort to obtain the services of several other well-known speakers on historical subjects.

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SPORTSMEN WILL HAVE CONVENTION Conservation to Be Stressed at Gathering. Senator James E. Watson, L. Ert Slack, Richard Lieber, director of the State conservation commission, and George C. Waggoner, executive agent of the State of Kentucky, will be principal speakers at the first annual convention of Indiana sportsmen, to be held in the House of Representatives. Statehouse, May 20 and 21, neeprding to the program just announced. H. H. Evans, Newcastle, president of the Indiana Fish. Game and Forest Deague, will he in charge of the convention. Conservation and proper legislation for obtaining it, will he discussed. At a banquet Thursday night. May 20, Secretary of State Frederick Schortemeier. John W. Holtzman and Harry Hilgeman will speak. A legislative committee will be appointed to confer with copimittees of other organizations in working out a program for legislation. NAMED PRESIDENT’S AID Marcus A. Curran, formerly of In dianapolis, has been named assistant to the president of the Graybar Elec trie Company, New York, formerly the Western Electric, according to word received here today. He was promoted from manager of the company’s central station department. In 1912 Curran was in the Western Electric credit department here. He has been with the company fifteen vears.

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Men’s HEADWEAR W e are showing the season’s newest shades in eurl brim or snap brim models in a variety of styles with plain or fancy bands at the exceptionally low prices of—--53.75 to $5.50

European Press to Be Subject Bu Times Special GREENCASTLE. Ind., April 30. Prof. Lester E. Mitchell, head of De Pauw Universlty Journalof world are inMitchell eluded in his itinerary. Mitchell will write for several magazines and newspapers while abroad. He will return in August to resume Ills work at I)c Pauw. PRINCIPAL WILL SPEAK George Buck, principal of Shortridge High School, will speak before the Schoolmen’s Club May 14. lie will discuss duties of the deans of

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DEMOCRAT ON BOARD Appointment of Arthur I*. Denniston, Rochester Democrat, as a trustee of the State Prison, to succeed the late John B. Stoll of South Bend, has been announced by Governor Jackson. Denniston’s appointment is for four years, beginning Saturday. Jackson has reappointed Dr. C. D. Adair of Elwood to tohe State optometry’ hoard.

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APRIL ’ 1926