Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1934 — Page 4

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FLORENCE VENN NAMED HEAD OF SMITH LIBRARY Ex-State Employe Begins Memorial Institute Task Feb. 1. Selection of Miss Florence Venn, Indianapolis, as librarian for the new William Henry Smith Memorial library, to be quartered in the Indiana State Library building, was announced yesterday by a committee of the Indiana Historical Society. Miss Venn formerly was reference librarian in the state library, but was replaced by a Democratic appointed last year She will assume her new post Feb 1, although the library will not be ready for public use until later. The library Is composed principally of volumes from the private library of Delavan Smith, formei Indianapolis News publisher, given in memory of his father. The committee choosing Miss Venn consisted of Lee Burns, chairman; Benjamin D. Hitz and Perry Lesh. CITY MAN BORROWS GUN TO END LIFE Leave* Note Asking Weapon's Return; Die* in Hospital. Wounds suffered when he shot himself In the head yesterday, proved fatal early today at city hospital to Louis Roseathal. 57, Meeker hotel. Mr. Rosenthal shot himself in a livery stable at 426 West Pearl street, leaving a note directing that the revolver be returned to an employe of the stable. The latter said he did not know Mr. Rosenthal had the weapon. CONVENTION DELEGATE PICKPOCKET VICTIM West Virginia Miner Robbed of Billfold With SB7. A delegate to the United Mine Workers of America convention, Bruce M. Evans. Williamson. W. Va., was robbed yesterday by a pickpocket of a billfold containing SB7, a lodge pin. lodge receipts and papers as he was leaving the hall. James P Darnell. 3410 Brookside avenue, yesterday notified police, that a picketpocket took $16.25 from him as he was boarding a Brookside street car at Illinois and Ohio streets Monday afternoon. PAST MONARCHS ELECT Sahara Grotto Organization Holds Annual Dinner. Members of the Past Monarchs Association of Sahara Grotto elected Oliver R. Wald president at the annual dinner held last night in the Grotto home. A card party followed. Other officers named were Civ v'.rs G. Walsh, vice-president; r ->r O Martin, treasurer, and Delbert O. Wilmeth, secretary.

NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME Ul pktur*s ED * ■ V I THE WORLD WAR ACTION f FROM BECINNINC TO END f X If it is true that one picture is worth a / * \ thousand words, then here, freed from all na- and \ tional prejudices and temporary taboos of / , \ censorship, you will find accurately recorded / * ' ; \ the crucial situations that had a direct bear- / _ \ ing on the world of Ludendorff, Haig, Foch / * 1 and Pershing, four giants of that day. 1 V - * | ACTION PICTURES IN THE AIR-ON LAND-AT SEA The Times does not present these pictures ; w Jr as propaganda, nor to stir up our people into V | anew frenzy for increased armament —cer- \. BtayjFpm; tainly not to depict the ugliness of hand-to-hand conflict. We are merely sufficiently re- \ § * f moved from the clash of bayonets to attain \ ■ \. Tpl. - J something like a true perspective of what ac- jflfc Hhl 'v "jp tually took place during those fatal years. Here are “actualities” you will desire to keep. FULL PACE OF _ _ * WAR PICTURES Get Every Picture Complete \ Order Times Home Delivery Every Day r i " mE r NE THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |jj 5551 -A SCRIPPS-HOWARD NEWSPAPER- |yE|

JAY GOULD’S DAUGHTER IS MARRIED

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For one of New York's most significant social events of the season, the marriage of Eleanor Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gould, and Ludlow Stevens, was conspicuous for simplicity and lack of pomp. Here the couple are shown after the ceremony as they left St. Thomas’ church.

WOMAN, CHILD INJURED Cab and Auto Collide; Victims Are Taken to Hospital. A woman and child were injured last night when the taxicab in which they were riding collided with an automobile driven by George Wilson. 43. of 346 Harlan street, at Market and Alabama streets. Injured are Mrs. Elizabeth Herder, 63, and Elizabeth Goodner, 9,

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of 1154 East Ohio street. They were taken to city hospital. The cab driver was Carl Caveness, 23, of 626 Massachusetts avenue. # Home Builders to Dine A dinner will be given tonight by members of the Indianapolis Home Builders’ Association and the Lumbermen’s Club in the architects’ exhibit at Pennsylvania and Vermont street.

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FAIR SEX WARNED OF PERFUME RACXET Report Salesman Offering False Product. Members of the Indianapolis fair sex today were warned by T. M. Overley, Better Business Bureau manager, of what he terms anew "perfume racket” being operated here. He said a slender, untidy young man is selling perfume of an in-

H ill' ; i tth Wgjjgjk Gastro-cnterologist —specialist in digestive troubles—noted ■■■■■■ && medical authority . . . Dr. Olivier Taillandier! \ '% lsjk Below, Dr. Taillandier describes a typical case from his practice. He then adds: —"When intestines grow 'tired.’ J W f poisons seep into the blood. The effects are often noticed # KIW • headaches. of .. . \ remarkable food —yeast g MT —has an astonishing effect on constipation helps purify the system. Improved general health results. ’ • Dr. Taillandier Isa noted consultant. and contributor to the French “Bulletin dc la SoclStG de Blologle.” ffl T'vID YOU KNOW that headaches—like coated B -■! \ ! wßl^f' \ J, L/ tongue, bad skin, il.*t constant ’tired feelRF * y 1 JP I I ing”—usually mean nothing more or less than Jm 'W' * ' 1 unclean intestines? It’s true! f JV&. £ ! WSBuZ If your head aches often. ii<> to a doctor, by all ||L HaL, \ Wr means. BUT—if you’re at all constipated—don’t ~ yy.tit to start eating Fieischmann’s Yeast. Prob- ■>.. J'i .. ■ * -k. 1 H| . i(Y ably it’s just what you need! x |/ ML '\ f jmk MR Added to the diet— 3 cakes daily—Fieischmann’s ‘ ’ Jilt I Yeast actually stimulates your intestines. It also 1 B| Jsm \ HgHk softens the body’s poison-forming wastes. y . . WBMEF*' ; Then, as your bowels start to function normally, r : ; ffi. f; f WmgM IfL you feel so much better. Your digestion improves. 1 A ' y You have more “pep.” You look worlds better. [ M W too. the minute tin clean condition of \our inM Hffpffljj Jm . SHI testines starts to be reflected in your skin. Start to enjoy living again! „ WkL. Isn't it worth the effort? Then do try ■■HHK—I 2f:wKL Fieischmann’s Yeast. You can get it (each “THE PATIENT.” reports Dr Tati- “MANUAL EXAMINATION and X-rays “IN A MONTH’S TIME her energy had S J9y cake is rich in vitamins B, G and D) at grolandier, “complained of frequent showed that she suffered from constipation. returned. The yeast restored her elimina- Jtff cers, restaurants and soda fountains. Diheadaches, tiredness. The whites of She confessed she had been taking large tion to normal and purified her system. rections are on the label. Start eating it now! her eyes were yellowish, her tongue doses of cathartics. I advised her to give Asa result, her headaches and tired^runcoated. Had pains in the abdomen •• them up at once and start eating yeast . • • down feeling promptly disappeared. - Nrajr. Copyright, 1934. Standard Brands incorporated

ferior quality as a well known brand, asking *1.50 for a two-ounce bottle regularly selling for *lO, he says. The salesman explains he no longer is with the firm and is sacrificing left-over stock for cash. The bottle carries a bakelite cap, while the genuine has a glass cork, Mr. Overley said, adding that the label carries the word “France," whereas the genuine is made in America. Miracle Painting Shown More than 7.000 people saw the painting. “The Shadow of the Cross - ’ last night at the Cadle Tabernacle. The picture is being exhibited each night this week.

BLOCX EMPLOYES HOU SALES FETE Make Merry at Broadmoor; Honor Store Buyer. Employes of the William H. Block Company met at the Broadmoor Country Club last night to celebrate the record sales scores in the thirtyseventh anniversary sales last fall. E. N. Lawrence was master of ceremonies and speeches were made

by Mrs. M. W. Withrow. C. W. Spiess and Mrs. Edith Morgan. A silver cup was awarded to R. C. Carter, buyer for the stove department. for the best showing during the sale. Departments included in the party were the house-furnishings, the art department, the lamp department and all allied departments on the fifth floor. Woman Missing Since Saturday Mattie Buss. 30. of 109 North New Jersey street, has been missing since Saturday, a friend notified police today. She went to a beauty shop Saturday and has not been seen since.

JAN. 24, 1934

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