Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1926 — Page 4

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ABOLISHMENT OF POOR ROUSES IN COUNTjESSOUGHT Eagles Lodge in Favor of Pensions —Legislation Planned. h'usnlng- before the coming Legislature of a bill to abolish county poor houses, and substitute “a more humanitarian and economical way of handling the situation," probably a .pension system, is being considered by the old age pension commission of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Indiana, following a meeting here Saturday. Thirteen district chairmen, headed tby Otto P. Deluse, a national offlcitr of the organization, went on record as favoring immediate passing of such a law. Taking as their basis a survey by a committee appointed four years ago, the committee pointed out that it cost $36.38 a month per capita to care for the infirm wards of the various counties. Against this they place the maximum of $25 per month allowed under the bill which is proposed. States Adopt Pensions Several States have adopted old age pensions .according to Deluse, among them Nevada, Montana, Wisconsin and Alaska. In Pennsylvania the State Supreme Court declared the act invalid, because of constitutional inhibitions. The Governors of Washington and California vetoed the law when passed there. According to records to be presented for consideration of the State lawmaking body, 500 out of 3,300 infirm inmates of the various county institutions died in 1923. The average length of life in such Institutions is shown to be but three years. Sixty-one percent of those now in such institutions are more than 65 years old. Frank E. Heringr, South Bend, chairman of the national commission on old age pensions for the Eagles, was head of the commission,

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INANGEN BILL OPPOSED Questionnaire Shows Feeling of Indiana Farmers. Indiana farmers are opposed to tiie McNary-Haugen farm relief plan, according to rosolts announced following a questionnaire undertaken by the Farm Journal, agricultural newspaper published at Spencer Ind. Os 2,664 Hooaier farmers who voted, 2,091 were opposed to the plan whole only 463 favored it, the Journal announced today. However, the Journnl reported a heavy majority in favor of the plan in Minnesota and North Dakota. The statement was made in answer to on by William H. Settle, Indiana Farm Bureau Federation president, upon the Journal’s straw vote. TO STAGE INITIATION “Wreck” of Forty and Flight Scheduled for Saturday. Wrecks of tho Forty Men and Eight Horses, American Legion funmaking society, are announced ln advance, but the passengers must beware. Initiation of the Forty and Eight, known ns a wreck, will be held at 4:30 p. m. Saturday at the Hoosler Athletic Club, Ben A. Wleneko, correspondent, announced today. Dinner and election of officers will follow. Births Doji John and Esther Coon. St. Vincent DoeGeorro and Elizabeth Stoffy. St. Vincent Hoetdlal. _ Wi liam and Rose Taylor. Bt. V Incent Hospital. ... . .. Ra'nli and Daisy I-lndamood, St. Mnf Thompson. Bt. Vincent Hospital. _ , o. Charles and Ilemadlne Mountain. Bt. Vincent Hospital. ... _ X-Tanli and Charlotte Judd. 9t. Vincent l! Wlt and Amelia Taylig. 2463 Gorins and Mabel Mitchell. 3135 MlnnPJohn and Florence Jackson. 2320% E. Washington. _ „„„„ ~ Stoughton and Maud Shaw. 2309 S. Ma ri<i .Tames and Amelia Plummer. 2346 Brookslde. Girls Leo and Clara Landwerlen, St. Vincent Hospital. James and Jeanette Wllla, St. Vincent Hospital. Alts-rt and Lenora Gerth. St Vincent Hospital. Theodore and Marguerite Schneider. St. Vincent Hospital. Harry and Charlotte Mayer. St. Vincent Hospital. Robert and Flo9i. Witherspoon, St. Vincent Hospital. Arthur and Edith Sllnyer. St. Vincent Hospital. F,. and Katherine Hunt. 324 Spring. Carrol and Elsie Smith. 2312 Bellfontaine. Frank and Arietta Brame. 712 Fayette. John and Julia Lock. 322 South Summitt. Herman and Hermanetta Adam, 1844 E. Tenth. Gilbert and Marjorie Wlldrldxe, Methodist Hospital. Deaths | Nellie Horn. 40. 635 Aimee. pulmonary | tuberculosis. , Eva Grubbs. 59. 734 N. Capitol, broncho pneumonia. Charles Alliaon Stuart. 4. 43 N. Kealliyr diphtheria. Edna Phillips. 61. 230 N. Liberty, chronic myocarditis. Bertha Lisins. 73. 303 E. Twenty-Filth, cardiac dilatation. Donald Cleary. 3 months. St. Vincent Hospital, irastro enteritis. Frederick Steck. 77. 1043 Fayette, mitral regurgitation. Lncile Mason Hill. 23. 2205 Almont. pulmonary tuberculosis. Susan E. Dealing. 61. 3048 N. Delaware diabetes. Daisy Young Lindamood. 33. St. Vincent Hospital. Inanition. _ • Building Permits W. F. Maisoll. enclosure. 2306 N. Capitol. $5,000. L. B. Jackson, garage. 419 N. Chester. S2OO. S. A. Morrow, dwelling. 727 S. Emerson. $3,350. S. H. Loekhard. dwelling. 3142 Hovey, $3 000. William Cooley, dwelling. 1321 N. Riley. $3,600. VASER MACHINE COMPANY PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING MACHINERY Repairing, Moving, Rebuilding Ll NCOLN 6112 < ■■ ■ AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED FOR ALL CARS AND TRUCKS S. COHN & SON 142 W. Vermont St. Main 4062

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