Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 164, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1926 — Page 4

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CONFIDENCE IN COTTON Jardine Says Satisfactory Solution of Problem Cert;tin. Comirioht. 1926. bu United Press Bti United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.—“A satisfactory solution of the surplus cotton problem is certain to be reached; meantime America must not lose its confidence in cotton,” Secretary of Agriculture Jardino said today. “Cotton is one of the most important, if not the greatest, crop

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in the country,” Jardine said. "It is now selling too low, but it will strengthen. "What is needed is orderly marketing of the crop. Cotton should be put on the market only as fast as consumption demands it. The product is still in the hands of the farmers, and we want to arrange the handling, movement and storage for growers so thfcy will suffer no great loss from low fences. ” Jardine said it is imperative the cotton problem be solved promptly as it might influence the prosperity of the country.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

REPORTS 5,168 NURSES’ CALLS IN SEPTEMBER Miss Edna Hamilton Subv. mits Figures at Association’s Monthly Session. i Miss Edna Hamilton, superintendent of nurses, reported a total of | 5,168 calls made by the staff nurses in caring for 1,268 patients during September, in the regular meeting of the Public Health Nursing Association held Thursday morning. Mrs. Henry 13. 11. lleywood presided. Six hundred -and seven of the calls were made by the crippled children’s special nurses in caring for 193 children; thirteen of these cripples were new oases discovered in September, seven of whom lAere under 6 years of age. Miss Hamilton said that the nurses are always glad to discover the crippled chiklren while they are very young, as this gives them a better chance for correction. There were three applications filed for crippled children to enter Riley Hospital. I One hundred and thirty-four new habies and their mothers were cared for during September, Miss Hamilton | stated, with a total of 2,730 mater- | nity calls being made. Miss Hamilton said that the work of the “adult handicap” nurse was on-flie increase. Thirteen new cases of adults who were handicapped by ! various Ills, such as crippled condi- | tlons or blindness, were cared for; , there were nine patients of this class j who were carried over frorri the I month before. This special nurse | also cares for chronic patients in their homes: she made 186 calls of this nature during last month. Miss, Sophie Nelson, director of j nursing service of the John Hancock Life Insurance Company, will he the 1 guest of the board and staff next Monday.

HALTS PAVING CONTRACT Judge Leathers Favors Company Against Board of Works. I Judge James M. Leathers of Kuperlor Court One lias issued a tem- ! porary injunction enjoining the I board of works from compelling the | American Construction Company to I carry out a contract to widen and ; pave N. Pennsylvania St. between j St. Clair and Sixteenth Sts. The I company charges a mistake in its : bid was made which, if carried out, would result In a $6,090 loss lo the ' company. ; Judge Leathers set Oct. 23 for i final hearing on the complaint. PRIMITIVE MEN ' | CAPETOWN, Africa. —A race of ! primitive Bushmen has been found | in the great Kalahari desert of South | Africa. At the approach of a ger, even of their own color, these Bushmen run for miles. If taken by | surprise they burrow into the sand • and hide themselves. Scientists declare them to be the most primitive | race of all time, and the world's shyest people. POPE A CLIMBER ROME. —The Pope recently accomplished a feat never done by his predecessors when he climbed to the homo of St. Peter's Basilica. The Pontiff, during his younger years, was a skilled mountain climber. He stood on the topmost balcony for several hours, viewing the city In the ■sunset.

D. A. R. WOMEN HOME Resolutions Against Radicalism Adopted at Fnal Session. Bn United Press ANDERSON, Ind., Oct. 15.—Delegates to the twenty-sixth annual convention of the Indiana Society of Daughters of the American Revolution returned to their homes today following the close of the convention here. • Resolutions against radicalism and favoring peace with preparedness were passed by the convention before adjournment, while a third resolution recommended that all public school teachers take the oath of allegiance to the United States before being granted their license. FOR PRINTING SCHOOL Real Estate Board Joins Move to Retain Institution. Retention of the United TypotheLae School of Printing at Technical High School will be the principal objective of a special committee of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board appointed by President Frank E. Gates, it was announced today. The committee is composed of Scott R. Brewer, president of the State Savings and Trust Company; J. Edwatd Morris; president of the Washington Bank and Trust Company, and E. E. Shelton, realtor. LOWDEN AT LEBANON Former Illinois Governor Says Tarifi' Is Farmer’s Hope. Itv Unitr'l Press LEBANON, Ind., Oct. 15.—The Republican tariff is- essential to cure the ills of the farmer, Frank O. Lowden, former Governor of Illinois, declared in an address here Thursday night. Lowden said the cure for the present farm trouble was not ij removal of the existing tariffs, but In devising a means whereby the Ameri ean farmer can dispose of the bulk of his products at American prices and the remaining surplus to be exported at world prices

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