Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1934 — Page 9

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LAST RITES FOR ELLIS ARE SET FOR TOMORROW County Commissioner to Be Laid to Rest in Memorial Park. Last, riles for Thomas H. Ellis, 65 of 60 North Campbell avenue county commissioner, who died yesterday of heart disease In the courthouse. 'Mil be held at 10 tomorrow in 'he Shirley Brothers central chapel 046 North Illinois street. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery Friends may view the remains today and tomorrow morning in the chapel. Services will be conducted by the Rev Bt*rt R Johnson, Downey Avenue Christian church pastor. Participating in the services will be Irv.npton lodge. Knights of Pythias. Active pallbearers will include four nephews, Julius Ell!-. Martinsville. and Paul Cannady and Donald Trimble, Indianapolis, and Elmer Mullen and Harry South, K. of P lodge members. Honorary pallbearers will be FYed P> Pickett, supreme and appellate courts clerk; Mark R. Gray, Indianapolis Commercial editor; H. j Nathan Swain. Democrat ic county j chairman; Charles B, Clarke, county I attorney; Ernest K. Marker and Dow W. Vorhies. commissioners; Bruce Short, county surveyor; Ira ! P. Haymaker, county recorder; Wil- | ham E. Clauer, county treasurer; j Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, Judges Dan V White, Russell J. Ryan, John W. Kern, Joseph R. Williams, William A Pickens. Clarence E. Weir, John F Geckler. Smiley n Chambers. Frank P. Baker and , Earl R. Cox. Sheriff Charles L. Sumner, Prosecutor Herbert E. Wilson and County Assessor Robert E. Sloan. I The courthouse will be closed to- i morrow morning for the rites. Successor to Mr. Ellis, who several days ago was re-elected president of the county commissioners board, will be named by the other two commissioners. In event they are unable to agree, the county auditor. Charles A. Gossart, will cast the deciding vote. Mr. Ellis’ term will expire Dec. 31. IMMUNIZATION SCORED BY CHIROPRACTORS City Association Lodges Protest Against Diphtheria Move. Charging violation of state acts, the Indiana Central Chiropractors' Association has lodged a protest, against the city-wide diphtheria and smallpox immunization campaign sponsored by the Marion County Medical Society, it was announced today. Citing the cast of 1921 and 1927 which state that no pupil or minor shall be compelled to submit to medical examination or treatment,” a resolution adopted by the assertion declares that the present vaccination drive constitutes a form of coercion. Copies of the resolution havp been sent to Parent-Teacher Associations throughout the city.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen ! brlone to: Thomas Rahle, 1918 Charles street. Essex I coach, from Senate avenue and Ohio j Street Lawrence Ford. SOl7 East Eleventh I street. Chevrolet coach, 170-531. from rear of 4017 East. Eleventh street. Law rence O Connell 1845 East Michigan street. Essex sedan. 248-829 <33•. from Twelfth street and Park avenue

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Stolen automobiles recovered bv police belong to: Ar’hur Tracv. 11)0 East New York street. Chevrolet found in from of 1802 Tallman street. B Smith. 1139 East Nineteenth street, Hudson sedan, found at Walnut street and the canal Otto Mart.. 256 Oimber street. Ford truck, recovered by owner H S Patton. 4738 North Pennsylvania 6'rret. Buick rotipe. found in froni of 23 McLean place Frank Kasserfc R R 3. Greenfield. Ind . Chevrolet sedan, found in rear of 938 North Missouri street, automobile stripped ci four wheels and tires Ehhue Caldwell, 1514 West Everett street Buick touring, found at White river \oulevard and Morris street. W .ludah, 958 West Thirtv-second street. Ford coupe, found in front of 1631 Lawton St reel THE ITCH (Scabies) This torment will continue for life if not trented. EXSORA kills the itchmite almost instantly. Three days ends your toruble. Get complete EXSORA Treatment at any Dependable Drug wCCOK& Stares

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GUILD WILL DISTRIBUTE TICKETS FOR FLOWER SHOW

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Ticket sales for the American Carnation Flower show, to be held in Indianapolis Feb 8 and 9, will be in charge of St. Margaret's Guild. Mrs. Preston C. Rubush, president, has named on the activities committee (back row, left to right)

Engineer Will Speak V. C. Bower of the topographical engineering department, Purdue university, will address the Indianapolis Engineering Society Thursday noon in the Board of Trade building. He

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will discuss the program being car-1 ried out by the university in checking the triangulation and bench marks of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey in Indiana. J R. Monaghan, president, will preside.

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Humane Socieety to Elect Annual meeting of the Indianapolis Humane Society for election of directors will be held in the society’s headquarters. Room 206 Holliday building, at 8 on the night of Jan. 22. it was announced today.

URGES FEDERAL FINANCING FOR HOME BUILDING Recommendations Made to Van Nuys by City Realty Chief. Letters citing need for adequate and proper financing with federal funds for home owners and other prospective builders have been sent to Senator Frederick Van Nuys and Representative Louis Ludlow by Thomas F. Carson, Indianapolis Real Estate Board president. Mr. Carson pointed out that there are many hundred thousand dollars' worth of new construction which could be started at once if the "usual 40, 50 or 60 per cent financing were available.” He added that “this financing would be gilt edge inasmuch as it would be done for long-term tenants such as chain grocery companies, oil companies and similar firms.” Another field is the moderniza-

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home building was cited as a third type of financing. The men given employment in

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the building work would become prospects for rental of the new houses, he said.

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