Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 232, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1932 — Page 22

PAGE 22

GARNER WARNS HOUSE TO CURB WORKING SPEEO Two Representatives Dead in Exceptionally Busy Congress Season. BY THOMAS L. STOKES l.nld Prn Staff Corr..pendent ASHINGTON, Feb. s.—Speaker Garner instructed his leaders today to slacken the tempo of the house of representativs, which is oeing blamed for two deaths and the illness of several other members. When Representative Crisp (Dem., Gaj warned his colleagues *'not to kill yourselves with overwork,” he voiced a gradually growing feeling inspired by long sessions in the house, lengthy committee meetings, and accentuation of routine duties, such as handling appointments and answering voluone of the busiest in many years. The depression largely is responsible for the high pitch at which the house has worked this session, one of the busiest in many years. Speed has been the watchword in getting out bills to dispel its effects. Sixteen or seventeen committees get to work early every morning. The house itself has been sitting every , day—and late. Because of the importance of the! legislation being considered on the i floor, and becase of the narrow 7 mar- i gin which separates the two parties, a very close attendance has been' necessary. More members are about the house floor constantly than at any lime since the war. Ordinarily only a handful directly interested in handling a bill are present, the full ; membership coming in only for im-1 portant votes. This means the member must take! extra time to attend to routine du- ; ties, such as taking care of the dc-! mands of constituents. Some of * t hem have been forced to give their j nights to such problems. Congressmen have lots of work to j do, contrary to an opinion in many ! quarters. They do more than talk,! though this naturally is the most widely advertised of their activities. J They resent criticism of this char- j acter. The house meets daily at noon, but that is not the hour for congressmen to go to work. They have their committee meetings and their office tasks before that. Often they must visit the government depart- ! ments downtown. PROBATE JUDGE MUST MAKE VENUE DEFENSE High Court Orders Chambers to Appear in Will Case. An order requesting Probate Judge Rmi’ey N. Chambers to appear be- I fore the Indiana supreme court and | show' cause why he should not grant [ a change of venue in a will case, ; was issued by the high court Thurs- ; day. The case involves the will of Mrs. j Ida McClintock, who died August, j 1927, being contested by Margaret j Hanrahan. A final report concerning the estate had been filed by the Union Trust Company, special administrator. Following this, Edward Little, attorney, sought to set aside the report, opposing the allow'ance of a fee to Robert Armstrong, attorney for the administrator. Judge Chambers held that, no court record revealed that Little had been retained as attorney in the case. The court overruled Little's motions for reopening the case and for changes of venues from the county and judge. The supreme court, allowed the judge until Feb. 16 to appear. WATER COMPANY SUED Torn Up Street Caused Aeeident, Allege Five, Asking $75,000. Damages totaling $75,000 are demanded in five suits filed against the Indianapolis Water Company and city of Indianapolis in Marion county courts Thursday. Each of five plaintiffs asks for $15,000 damages. They are Eliza W. Vick, Harold Collins, William Vick, Rhoda Vick and Eddie Vick. An accident, July 22. 1931. alleged to have resulted from earth settling after the water company had tom up the street at Arlington avenue and Washington street, is basis of the suits. Plaintiffs were riding in an automobile that struck the loose dirt.

RELIEF from ECZEMA Why endure the pain and misery that always accompanies eczema? Thousands have been completely relieved. You, too, can enjoy a clean healthy skin, free from irritation by the use of JO-DA-SOL Sold and Guaranteed by HAAG DRUG STORES I Thrifty Proplr Will Sr* l the New Speed Queen Washer Priced at $49.50 On Sale at All 4 Store*. VONNEGUT'S Downtown. Irvington. Belmont. Fountain Square. J $29,000,000 Resources Behind Every Branch ■’ Jflrtther trust • (Company 2

I^^SHOtSTO^

Forcing—and Not Bridge

—

Here's an example of forcing that has nothing whatever to do with the recent contract bridge bidding squabble in which Messrs. S. P. RAILWAY PLACES •PROSPERITY’ ORDERS Confidence Being Restored, President Paul Shoup Believes. lly > niti.il /’re** SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 5. Huge orders for supplies and materials will be placed at once by the Southern Pacific company in "doing its share in getting back to prasperity road.” President Paul Shoup announced today. "Orders will be placed this week for 20,000 tons of steel for delivery later in the year,” Shoup said. "We also are going into the market for ties in a substantial way.” Recent developments in the country’s economic situation as viewed by Shroup on an eastern trip indicated "confidence is being restored," he said.

FOOT TROUBLES! Endure Them No Longer! . To Foot Sufferers — I wish to announce that I have just returned from my Post-Gradti-nte course at the Fir. Scholl Orthopedic Training School, Chicago, where 1 attained greater knowledge in foot comfort to give those tired, aching feet of yours relief. Examination FREE SEULEAN Shoe Store 2214 Shelby St.—DR. 5491 Expert Shoe Repairing

I 1,800 MEN’S SUITS AND Qiff jjj 25 Suits £ o'coats k

|| LOWEST PRICES OFjTHEjYEAR |

sls Clljfc ft n Choice of 100 Men $ s,s coats Odd Suits * O’coats Wool Twist QQ Good HBi QQ Worsted Suits Wool Fabrics Jkl|^sOO Fine All-W r ool ntu r Blue Overcoats out The > Go .

mFRGYfiiSGN'S 43 W. WASHINCrTON ST Occidental Bldg .

Lenz, Culbertson et. al. indulged. While Japan is demonstrating its military force in the Orient, the botany classes of Shortridge high school are demonstrating the forcing of the japonica, a Japanese blossom, in the school's greenhouse. Sure, the above photo of Miss Mary Belle Snider, 3062 North New Jersey street, looks like spring really is here with peach blossoms and everything, but the blossoms surrounding Miss Snider are japonica blooms forced by the school's botanical students.

Open 7:00 A. M. to 9:30 P. M.—Complete Tire and Battery Service A"'t Says: PRICES “/S; EASIER Never as Low. present objective to Pay— Quality £ ROSE Never Higher China in pieces. V Tire Way. The Miller Tires # # Join the thouw’e are selling Even adverse sands who have at the new low , events tend to found it easier prices are exact greatness. Perduplicates of the haps history will and mote ec °- ones that out- record Mr. Mel- nomical to wore 13 National lon as treasurer tires the Rose brands in the of our greatest Tire way than famous 3-Mil- deficit. to pay cash elselion Mile Test. where. Locking Isolator Road Service

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

COUNTY SCHOOL ! TEACHERS' PAY SLASH VOTED 5 Per Cent Cut to Become Effective in June, Says Gladden. Adoption of a resolution by the Marion county board of education, j cutting 5 per cent from county . ! school teachers’ salaries for the ( next school year, was announced I j today by County Superintendent ; Fred E. Gladden. The board, composed of nine , township trustees, Voted to slice j salaries in the three highest paid I groups. Teachers receiving as low as S9OO to SI,OBO for nine months’ work are exempt from cuts. This action becomes effective in June, when new salary contracts are made between trustees and teachers. It mean a reduction of 25 cents a day for each teacher with 108 weeks or more experience. “This is to be considered as a temporary and emergency measure. Salaries are to be restored to their present level as soon as possible,’’ Gladden said. “The board realizes that teachers receive too little pay, but is forced to make the cuts because of eco- 1 nomic conditions which have affect- i ed school budgets." Teachers in the three higher I groups have been receiving salaries i for eight months' school year, uni der the following minimum sched- ; ule: Group C, $960 to SI,OBO for i none to four years’ experience; j ' group D, $960 to $1,170 for none to

four years’ experience, and group E, $1,200 to $1,360 from none to four years’ experience.

// \T Don't be among those who forgot to send Her the Valentine — Flowers from IX

3-ROOM OUTFIT | Q Without a Doubt —The Best Buy of the Year — Outfit Last Year n Select Two Sector) Seeing Is Room Outfit ****** SCfcCVSO Believing! $ Cfc-50 —Bed—C he s t—Vanity or ~ Under no considera- m •#= Dre ss e r—“Sitnmoirs” —Cabinet Gas Range—Re- tion buy 1,2, 3or 4 Spring Mattress Pair —Buffet—Extension Table frigeraror or Kitchen Cab- rooms of furniture —Full Size Davenport —EncBoudoir Lamp s—Vanity - Upholstered. Chairs- inet-5-Pe. Extension Ta- unt il you have seen Bench and a 9xJ2 ft. Wool 50-1 c * Dinner Set and a hip. Breakfast Set and a these outfits End Table— Table Lamt>— - ' —Another Large Group—Another Big Sale of / Nationally Advertised Screen-Grid Radios * FLOOR SAMPLES AND REBUILT LARGE CONSOLE MODELS K|jpH Ij MM I HR* , I Beautiful, modern walnut console models—famous makes that MM Ml 7 will thrill and delight you with their wonderful reception. rW Perfected tone control, automatic volume control and super- j — 'ln uB dynamic speaker. Sold with an ironclad guarantee—Hurry for szJBM Lr- W| Triple Screen-Grid _ r A I ~=S="— Table Model Radios SI | v “The Home of Guaranteed Furniture” is conveniently located . Wflinnf Cabinets complete with I 11 ■■■■ I X on Washington street, just lti Mocks west of Illinois / V e a s ! D Whne * V ) \ ‘'“et. directly opposite Statehou.se. /

Terms as Low as $ 1 Down CAN BE ARRANGED AT A SLIGHT ADDITIONAL CHARGE!

H Emblem Rinp,, Novelties /2. ' BAGUETTE WATCHES 1 Jtt ONLY SOc A WEEK! $ —M odpr it e teed. Gome in 1.• >k nr und. SSIS r, ' , 25= ** *"\Y | ONLY 75 <= DOWN! Pay SOc to $1 a u/ " u l Gpcn TiU 9 Saturdav Ni * ht ' ' ' ' -~

-TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY WILL BRING RESULTS.

lYlcim co^>

231-237 W. WASHINGTON STREET

-FEB. 3. 1022