Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1928 — Page 8

PAGE 8

ENGINEERS TO PONDER SCHOOL LAW SQUABBLE Heating and Ventilating Devices to Be Studied at Meetings. Revision of the sanitary schoolhouse law, battleground of school board and tax board because of its heating and ventilating requirements, may be sought in the next Legislature, as the result of study by the Indianaoplis Engineering Society. Hearing manufacturers of heating and ventilating devices at their weekly meetings this month, members of the engineering society are trying to find unbiased answers to these questions: Is the existing law sensible? Is practicable? Is { ,rict r ..npliance pos'd’jle? If not, is it to be retained nevertheless for its educational results and as a goal to be as nearly achieved as possible, in view of local conditions? The public, the engineers believe, has been bewildered by the storms which .-aged here over schooi ventilating systems, the lightning now striking the school board, r*cxt the State tax board, or C. C. Sh pp, local manufacturer of direct, : ndirect v entilating systems, or riva' manufacturers. The law requires that 225 cubic feet of space shall be provided for each pupil in a school room; that ventilation shall be provide l furnishing 1,800 cubic feet of air each hour for each 225 cubic feet of space; that heating systems shall provide a temperature of 70 degrees, while maintaining a relative humidity of not less than 40 per cent. Doubt whether strict compliance

WHITE A,. JULY CLEARANCE SALE Save 10% to 50% on every item in 111 %Jlliy the store during this great sale. You can’t afford to miss it the D ® greatest month for furniture values! Oily a.H %3 it y 3-Piece Living Room Suite CORDED VELOUR 4% PA REVERSE CUSHIONS M | |.QU The Wonder Value of the season. Three beautiful JjffpF pieces of living room furniture, embodying the Bail . latest design and construction. Comfort and long agm p 8 .. wear assured —and at a real sale price. Only— Msg 9|ss|jiip ' * rms

RUGS . 9 ? 12 0A.75 Axminsters Heavy piled.. Your ~ B choice of the season's WLfM colors. Only— :i EASY TERMS CoI^GOLEUM The ideal kitchen, bathroom and bed- 45 C" room floor covering. Without border — per yard

Bedroom Suites BED—CHEST—FRENCH VANITY A real work of art. jm jm pm The finest of con- Afl struction, finished I ■ •X/U in a beautiful wal- ■ ■ nut veneer. Sale price only— ' EASY TERMS ODD CHIFFOROBES, CHESTS, VANITIES, DRESSERS nr nrr BEDS 25% Off

roar Co. £& Credit 335-337-339 WestWashitutfon Street Price ■ i— ——————mmmmm ''Out of the hi<jh r*nt dutriet' _ _ _ '

LADY UNDY TO GO WEST Trans-Atlantic Flier's Father Is Los Angeles Resident. BOSTON, July 13.—Amelia Earhart, “Lady Lindy” of the At-

lantic, will take a western trip before long and there’s a reason. Before her transAtlantic flight Miss Earhart had not seen her father, Edwin S. Earhart, for five years. He rejoiced in her success, however. He is a Los Angeles lawyer. Miss Earhart was born at Atchison, Kan.

E. S. Earhart

with these requirements is “humanly possible” w-as expressed at Wednesday’s meeting by William E. Eldridge, engineer and contractor, who, with E. W. McCullough and Dan Luten, comprise the engineers’ committee sponsoring the investigation. “Catside temperatures, direction and velocity of the wind, humidity, loss of heat, all varying from day to day, are elements making it difficult, if possible, to meet all the re- 1 quirements,” he said. “It is humanly possible,” Lenten ! contended, “and I believe it can be complied with. A lack of funds prevents it here; the tax board won’t allow us the money.” Eldridge, who had mentioned that the law provides “arrest, fine and imprisonment” for violators, jokingly remarked: “Then perhaps they ought to arrest, fine and imprison the tax board.” Paul R. Jordan, manufacturer of gravity ventilating devices, at 631 S. Delaware St., first of the manufacturers to address the group, explained the type of exhaust equip- ' ment he makes and explained lab-

RADIO STEWART-WARNER Half Price Magnificent console radio, 5 tubes, 3-dial mjk control. p extra. Formerly $79.50. Now — * EASY TERMS 6-IVBE Faber model, single MX MM A A dial control. A radio Mm |l|| noted for its tone 9 9*— volume and selectivity. Regular price SBO.OO. Now— 9 EASY TERMS

Dining Room Suites 8-Pc. Walnut Veneer Dining room suite of mm §M npi unusual quality. # / | beautiful inlay dec- M 9 orations. Table, buflette, host chair 9 and 5 diners. Only— 9 EASY TERMS A sensational value 9lw *7 P in dining room suites. M t | J Eight pieces, sturdily m jK ■ constructed. Beauti- 9 fully finished. Only— 9 EASY TERMS

ratory tests to determine their efficiency. He declared his type of exhaust devices would meet requirements of the State law under normal conditions and with sufficient intake without necessitating opening of windows. His firm does not manufacture intake devices—the other factor in ventilating systems. Jordan said he believed ventilating manufacturers regarded the law as a standard they should try to attain, rather than one they must strictly abide by. He said its results had been beneficial and that “ventilating has been underdone, not overdone.” Dr. William F. King, secretary of the State board of health, charged with inspection of ventilating systems in the schools, and enforcement of the sanitary schoolhouse law, reminded the engineers that if a change is sought in the measure it should be with due regard for conditions throughout the State. “In larger cities, such as Indianapolis, it is necessary to protect children more closely against impure air,” he said, “than in smaller cities and rural cummunities, where the air is relatively free from impurities. It would be folly to compel installation of air washers in smaller places at a heavy financial burden. Shortage of funds wiuld prevent installation in 75 per cent of the schools in the State.” Difficulty of finding SIOO-a-month janitors capable of regulating air washers to maintain correct per cent of humidity also was discussed. “If there is to be revision of the law.” said Dr. King, guest of the society, "let it be by its friends and not by its enemies.” W. S. Boyle presided at the round table and annuonced E. E. Trickier, ventilating equipment manufacturer, would address the engineers on the “split system” at next Thursday’s luncheon. C. C. Shipp, manufacturer of the D-I system and around whose head had centreed the storm on ventilating requirements and installations here, will be heard one week from Thursday.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CHURCHES VIE FOR BROCK CUP IN CONVENTION Offer Attendance Awards in Christian Assembly Session Tonight. “Delegation night,” on which various churches will compete for the Brock cup, given to the church with the largest membership, will be observed tonight at the fifth session of the Fairview Assembly at the Butler field house. The meeting will be addressed by Dr. Charles Reign Scoville, Chicago, well-known Christian Church evangelist. The cup was won last year by the Seventh Christian Church, of which the Rev. Aubrey H. Moore is pastor. Besides the cup, a Christian Church flag .will be given to the congregation having the largest percentage of Its membership at the service. A pulpit Bible will be given to the church with the second largest

After-Inventory Sale Don’t fail to attend King’s Gigantic After-Inventory Sale! Tremendous bargains, values unsurpassed for men and worncn. Your credit is good here. We trust you! LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS! LADIES’ BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES $-1.95 (§#i Imm 1 IWulif.il clMtlnn. In tt-Wf.l stylos. JHf t.t , . | | ’ll front lly MEIPS Iff li I La 'C ah wantPii pnt- r/M? CO Only Si v B ,'i fA \if/ 8 U** s " 95c 8 ,m v m 1 rose \lsr= Down j r % Mill * * „ Vsmart collegiate nn,l con.er v df J I I Jh \®J for ***** * reat jd' If I \\i I UP Credit! imraeff il®. WB3EEES3 IfciP laT 3 -ml B.WASHIN6TON ST \ You amount! Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Nights —— I

MW\ . . Long Life Kokomo Bristol Tires !|Lm BUY NOW-PAY LATER MOur > °^ c^r —E ver y Customer Must Be Satisfied jJ Long Life Kokomo Bristol Cords and Balloons are all first quality, fresh stock and carry a long time guarantee. They are priced very low and are within reach of every motorist. LONG LIFE KOKOMO Hoosier BRISTOL TIRES Hi-Power iSSpf easy terms Batteries 30x3y 2 ....$6.90 29x4.40 ....$9.25 EASY TERMS ZJ e c !I'oc 30x5.00 . . .$12.65 6—ll .. $ 8.90 TEED A 130x3V2 S. 5.59.25 3i x 5.00 . . .$13.10 aIQ in rn YEAR 31x4 S. S. $12.25 30x5.25 . . .$14.25 I*> • • AU -*> U R ... with 32x4 S. S. .$13.25 £*5.25 . . $14.75 . . H. 90 Heavy Plates | 32x6.00 . . .$17.75 to Insure 33x4 S. S. .$14.25 33x6.00 .. .$17.90 EXCHANGE Longer Life I Terms TIGERFOOT CORDS Terms | A Tigerfoot Tire for every need—truck cords or easy, comfortable riding balloons. Every Tigerfoot balloon and truck tire carries a label showing it to be 100% new rubber—no shoddy or reclaim used. Every Tigerfoot tire carries a long mileage guarantee and also free repair service against cuts and injuries. SOLD ON EASY TERMS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES Special Closeout SATURDAY While They Last CDFPIAI Only a Few of These Left 32x4 $6.90! 29x4.40 ..$5.60 33x4 $6.90 30x5.25 .. $7.90 Dtrongbuilt Cords 33x4V* ..$11.90 31x5.25 ..$7.90 30x5 ... $12.90 30x5.77 ..$9.90 30XJV2 OO.OU 33x5 ... $12.90 33x6.00 .$10.90 A Aa , 32x6 .. . $18.50 I These Tires Z3x4.4U 4.3 U 36x6 .. . $18.50 Must Be Sold T * , ; First Quality Armadillo Cords FIRST QUALITY PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE FOR ALL INDIANA WHOLESALE TIRE CO. 825 N. Capitol Ave. Open Sunday Riley 6677

number present and twelve study Bibles to the church with the second largest percentage of its membership there. The meeting Thursday night was addressed by the Rev. Earl Wilfly, leader of the National City Church, now being built in Washington. He spoke on, “Foreward Movements of the Disciples of Christ,” before ae gathering of more than 1,200 persons. Mr. Wilfy pleaded for a unity of churches by the worship of the principles of Jesus Christ rather than creeds laid down by the mind of man. Mrs. Alice Scott, Wichita, Kan., spoke to more than 800 Christian Church women of Marion County on “The Lure of Love,” at the meeting held Thursday afternoon. She spoke on the changing status of women, due to their increased ventures into business. No service will be held Saturday night. A union Christian Endeavoi meeting will be held at 6:30 Sunday evening, at which Prof. Bruce Kershner, head of the College of Religion, Butler University, will speak. The women’s week program, which will begin July 29 at Bethany Park was announced. Morning and afternoon programs, under the auspices o? the Christian Women's Missionary Society of Indiana, will be conducted. ,

ADD TRACT TO PARK 550 Acres Turned Over to State. Addition of 550 acres east of Mitchell, known as the Donaldson Woods tract, to the seventh Indiana State Park was announced today by Charles G. Sauers, assistant conservation director. Authorization of a special Dond issue of Lawrence County commissioners to purchase the tract has been voted, Sauers said. This area connects with a land gift made last week by the Lehigh Portland Cement Cos. The park will include 1,015 acres and will be replete with oeauty spots. No official name has been selected for the new pleasure center, and for the present it will be known as the Donaldson Woods Park. Plans are being made by the conservation department for development of the park, to include a li Jtel,

JOHNNY GIN--- BEER

service area, automobile parsing space, deep wells, and proper sanitation equipment. The new park is 100 miles south

Pyorrhea Stopped Before You Pay 7-Day Free Trial D. G- T. Gum Treatment will eliminate bleeding gums, pyorrhea, bad breath and all ailments of the teeth and gums or it is free. Send for our seven-day free trial offer. If satisfied at the end of seven days send us $1 00. If not return the unused portion and it costs you nothing. Send your name and address today. D. G. T. Laboratories, 2315 W. 9th St.. Los Angeles, Calif., Dept. 3.—Advertisement-

i 7 oJ e \ ; s'*; *< z>j>^ Down I Blue White „ . . \ Diamond Ring Here's value X *^ 4 and easy terms \ $ <set> on the finest \ *> ,4§k *%=^= of jewelry. \ s*^r<9# Jjk A smart model, just received. A large flawless gem. perfectly cut is mounted in this richly Latest Designs in Svt w 1 'j h genuine SOe llOWN! 3-Diamond L. ~v_ Dinner Ring / % Strap Watch Men’s \ 5 X:f£ Elgin Watch \ ” J £l/1 QC \ A square, massive white gold p 14.573 \ case with 13 jewel guaranteed \ movement. A rare value at a White gold filled en- the low price. >K graved case. Thin nux - el with movement guc. - \ 10c Down! anteed by the Elgin \ Watch Cos. f . 5 Diamond bedding Five diamonds set in an orange olossom engraved white or green 10c Down! gold mounting. A wonder value! 40 W. Washington St. [ 3 Doors East of Illinois St. I OPEN SATURDAY EVENING I

_.JULY 13, 1928

of Indianapolis on Read 37, and is expected to serve a large portion of southern Indiana.

USED TIRES All sizes, traded in on new tires must go. SOME AT YOUR OWN PRICE. 1 Stt .72x0.20 \fcf>n Heavy Duty with tubes, very ”sht!y used. 1 Set 62x0.00 I,eo Tires with tubes, slightly used. 1 Set .72x0.75 Millers with tubes, very slightly used. 1 Set .70x5.25 Goodyear Pathfinder. 1 Set 20x5.25 Goodrich Silvertowns, very slightly used. 1 Set 52x0.00 Firestone with tubes. 1 l’afr 29x4.40 Dunlops with tubes, very slightly used. Blue Point Service Station Corner Delaware, Madison Avenue and Huy Street