Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 341, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1927 — Page 5

MAY 11, 1927

M’ADOO PASSES OUT; DRY SOUGHT TO TACKLE SMITH Meredith Booms Baker, Who May Have Presidential Key State (Ohio). Cii United Press WASHINGTON, May 11.—The William G. McAdoo Democratic forces have abandoned work to make the son-in-law of President Wilson the party nominee fpr 1928, and are naming drys to pit against Governor A1 Smith of New York. While McAdoo has not officially withdrawn from the field, lie is convinced, according to friends, that someone else must lead the fight against Smith. Newton D. Baker, secretary of war under Wilson; Senator Thomas .1. Walsh (Dem.) Montana and E. T. Meredith, lowa, are being boomed by the McAdoo men. Baker’s name was suggested by Meredith, an unofficial spokesman for McAdoo. Baker is a dry and comes from a key State, Ohio, the electoral vote of which is necessary for a successful candidate, according to political traditions. He has long been allied with former Governor Cox of Ohio, 1920 Democratic nominee and undoubtedly could get the Ohio delegation with other support from McAdoo in the West and South. Indications are that McAdoo is out of it. The United Press poll of

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Exa VVhitinger, as the maid, and Gilbert Carter, country chap are fun makers in Broad Ripple Higii School play.

A four-act comedy with a mysterious title, "And Billy Disappeared," will be presented In Broad Ripple High School auditorium Friday night by the senior class. The cast, directed by Mrs. Robertta V. Brewer, of the Broad Ripple faculty, includes Lois Young, Exa Whitinger, Frances Probst, Dorothy Dale, Anna Gilpen, Phyllis Thurman, Dalton Clarke, Harold Lochner, Richard Thurman, Gilbert Carter and Robert Roe. Gilbert Carter, in the role of the country boy, and Exa Whitinger, playing the part of the maid, provide the "side-splitting’’ fun said to be in abundance in the play. strength over the country revealed that no State delegation would be pledged to him, including his doubtful home State of California. McAdoo is setting up law offices in Washington and he may have a big hand in saying who will be the next nominee. Move School Bu United Press GREENCASTLE, Ind.. May 11.— Final preparations are being made for moving the De Pauw Music School building to an adjoining block in next few weeks. The Lucy Rowland Rector Hall, new dormitory for women, will stand on the site of the music school.

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OE PAUW TO HAVE FAGULTYCHANGE New Alignment After End of Semester. BU Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., May 11.— Several changes in administration and faculty of De Pauw University will be made at the close of the semester. Recommendations have been prepared for the university board of trustees by President L. H. Murlin. Dean W. W. Sweet will be succeeded by William M. Blanchard, Ph. D., head of the chemistry department for over twenty-five years. Dr. William W. Carson, will head the history department. Dr. Sweet present head will resign in September to teach at the University of Chicago. President Murlin will recommend appointment of Dr. W. A. Russ, for instructor in history, and Camden Strain, A. M., as instructor in the department of political science. Sharon Lee Finch, of Portland, William Halstead of Louisville and Veneta Kunter, of Evansville, graduates of De Pauw with this year’s class, will be retajned as assistants. Miss Anne E. Olmstead will return as assistant professor of French, and Miss Judith Sollenberger as Instructor In English composition. Dr. W. M. Hudson, head of the department of sociology, will resume work. -'*■ Named Home Show Aids William M. Evans, 116 E. Market St., and Frank L. Moore, 130 N. Delaware St., today were named on the Indianapolis Real Estate Board home complete committee. M. M. Miller was reappointed chairman.

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JAYWALKER LAW ASKED Councihnen Would Force Pedestrians to Go With Traffic. Councilman R. Walter Dorsett today said he plans to Introduce an amendment to the traffic ordinance Monday night providing that pedestrians move at downtown intersections with the auto traffic. Under the plan pedestrians could not walk between moving machines. The system is in use at present, hut is not controlled by an ordinance and many pedestrians refuse to wait for the "go" signal. Jaywalking and skipping between autos at corners often leads to accidents and confuses drivers, Dorsett said. Dorsett said he had studied traffic conditions and favored abolishing the right and left turns downtown on Washington St. Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and B *falo were cited by Dorsett as cities where the pe- ( destrian regulation is successful. JOB DISPENSING SOON Municipal Court Judge Will Name Probation Officers. Appointment of Marion County probation officers for service in the four municipal courts, under an act RELIEVES BILIOUSNESS ... QUICKLY Wr TfjTncp Carter’s Little Liver PiHs I vjL |j Pltj,S move the howel* free from pin and unpleasant after tffecti. They relieve the • vatem of cotutipation poison. which many timea cause a our and acid condition in the , lyilem. Remember they are a doctor’a prescription and can be given with absolute cotv fidence to every member of the family. 2Sc. CARTER’S ESSPILLS Try the New Cuticura Stick / Freely Lathering aud Emollient

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