Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 200, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1935 — Page 8

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FUNERAL RITES FOR PHYSICIAN ARE ARRANGED Dr. Herbert E. Woodbury, Former Professor, Dies at Home. Service') for Dr. Herbert E Woodbury. who died yesterday at his home 32 E 32d-:st, are to be at 2 tomorrow at the Flanner A: Buchanan Mortuary, and burial is to b -1 in Crown Hill Cemetery. Dr. Woodbury was 66. Since 1927 Dr. Woodbury had been with the department of medical therapeutics of Eli Lilly Sc Cos. Earlier in his career he was a professor in the Collette of Physicians and Surgeons, now the Indiana University School of Medicine. He was a member of Oriental Lodge. F. A: A. M : the First Congregational Church and the Indianapolis Literary Club. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Josephine Hyde Woodbury; a daughter, Mrs. Manley Elliott Branch of Martinsville; two sons, Nathaniel Hyde Woodbury of Indianapolis, and Stoughton Fletcher Woodbury of New York; a brother, George V/. Woodbury of Gloucester, Mass.; a sister. Miss Alice P. Woodbury of Indianapolis, and two grandchildren, Alice Anne and Susan Woodbury Branch of Indianapolis. William Jennings Buried Final rites Tor William J. Jennings, retired postal clerk, were to \y held this afternoon in Planner Sc Buchanan Mortuary. 25 W. Fall Creck-pkwy. Burial was to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Jennings, who had been ill for six years, died Monday night in his home near Traders Point. He was 67. Born near Zionsville, he was employed in the Indianapolis postoflice 37 years. An active member in the Hillside Christian Church, Mr. Jennings also belonged to the Brook -ide Lodge of Odd Fellows and Brookside Rcbekah Lodge, Marion Camp of Modern Woodmen of America and the Ironwood Camp of the Royal Neighbors of America. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Ida K Jennings; a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Schneider, of Indianapolis; two brothers, Clark Jennings, of Camby, and Dr. Caswell Jennings, of Wheatland, and two grandchildren, William and Anna Marie Schneider, of Indianapolis. Brosnan Mass Tomorrow Requiem mass for Edward J. Brosnan Jr. is to be held at 9 tomorrow' in the Assumption Catholic Church, of which he was a member, following services in the home, 1137 Olivor-av. Burial is to be in Holy Cross Cemetery. He was 36. Mr. Brosnan died Monday in St. Francis Hospital following an attack of pneumonia. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Brosnan; a brother, Dan Brosnan, and a sister, Mrs. Harry Washburn, all of Indianapolis. Tirey Rites in Bedford Rites for John Tirey are to be held in Bedford tomorrow afternoon. Burial is to be there. Mr. Tirey, who died Monday night in the home of his son, Russell L. Tirey, 1315 N. Warman-av, was 67. ±l° had been employed by the Bedford Cut Stone Cos. for 37 years and came to Indianapolis tw'o years ago. Surviving are two other sons, James Tirey, of Franklin, and Paul Tirey of Indianapolis, and tw’o sisters, Mrs. Mary E. Cornwell, of Mitchell, and Mrs. Rebecca Harrison, of Indianapolis. Arrange Oliphant Rites Funeral services for E. Benson Oliphant, 1815 College-av. are to be held in the General Hospital of Ft. Branch, Ind., tomorrow afternoon. Burial also is to be in Ft. Branch. Mr. Oliphant. who died in the City Hospital yesterday, was 59. After graduating from the In-

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Prof. Bruce L. Kershner (left) and Dr. Henry M. Gelston Preparations for Butler University’s homecoming celebration Saturday are being directed by Prof. Bruce L. Kershner and Dr. Henry M. Gelston, chairman and member, respectively, of the university public occasions committee. The committee is co-operating with the Butler Alumni Association and the Butler Mothers’ Council.

STATE DEATHS

ALEXANDRIA —EmLIe Joseph Dumont. 89. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Jeanne Cassel. Mrs Emelia Kennedy and Mrs. Mae Ebbert: son, Daniel Dumont. ANDERSON—John Nagle, 55. Survivors: Widow. Nellie: daughter Miss Aletha Nagle: sister, Mrs. Mrs. George Nesbit. COLUMBUS—Herman Arnholt, 84. Survivors: Sons, Fred. Edward and Albert Arnholt; daughters, Misses Louise and Marv Arnholt and Mrs. Clara Reinking. Mrs. Maude Ann Workinger. 80. Survivors: Son, Chris: sister. Mrs. Marie Tabor. Mrs. John Newcomb and Mrs. Letha Goens. Mrs. Emma Robertson. 85. Survivors: Niece Mrs. Wm. Staples; nephew, Jesse Spinner. EDINBURG- William T Smith. 73 Survivors: Daughters. Misses Lela and Elton Smith: Sister. Miss Mary Smith. FOUNTAINTOWN —Mrs. Carrie Willard. 52. Survivors: Widower, Charles: daughters. Misses Jessie Florence and Ola Willard and Mrs. Chester Sinders: sons. Noble. Lester and Herbert O. Willard; sister. Mrs. Elbert Porter. FRANKLIN—O B. Clark. 81. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Roscoe Perkins and Mrs. Frank Kellum; son. J. B Clark; brother, F. P. Clark; hall-sister, Mrs. Omer Park; half-brothers, Robert, Ogle and Earl Clark. GREENSBURG—Mrs. Wilford Collins. 17. Survivors: Widower: parents. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Hutchison; brother. Luther; sisters, Misses Lucy and Maxine Hutchison; half-sister. Mrs. Leatha Law. HILLSBORO —Mrs. Susanna Sallee. 90. Survivors: Grandsons. Guv arid Elmer Thompson. JAMESTOW'N—Mrs. Marv Heckathorn, 91 Survivors: Sons. Frank George and John H Hecathorn; daughters, Mrs. Della Johnson and Mrs. Murta Ledford. JEROME—Mrs. Amanda Richardson. 78. Survivors: Widwer. Grant; sons. Herbert and Ivan Richardson and John Avres: daughters. Miss Leora Richardson; brother. Harvev Hill. KNIGHTSTOWN—Thomas W. Hardin, in. Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hardin:: sister. Miss Janet Hardin. KOKOMO—Daniel F. McKeever, 77. Survivor: Sister. Miss Elizabeth McKeever. Mrs. Gladys Woodward. 27 Survivors: Widower, Robert: son. Robert Jr.: sister. Mrs. Lola Lods. Russell M. Galloway. 22. Survivor: Grandmother, Mrs. Ella Moran. diana Teachers College, of Terre Haute, and Indiana University, he taught mathematics for 15 years in Vincennes High School. Since 1919 he had been a law book salesman for Bobbs-Merrill Cos. He was a member of Vincennes Lodge No. 1, F. and A. M., and the Scottish Rite chapter in Evansville. Survivors are the widow, a daughter, Mrs. J. M. Seilers, of Hobart; two soilv, Dr. John W. Oliphant, of th<rUnited States Marine Hospital of Chicago, Dr. Frank W. Oliphant, of Indianapolis, and a sister. Mrs. William L. Walters, of Ft. Branch. Welsh Commits Suicide Edward Welsh, manager of the Indianapolis Country Club from 1920 to 1929, committed suicide in Chillicothe, 0., yesterday by cutting a leg artery with a razor blade. He also was a former manager of the Ravinia Park and Exmoor Club in Chicago and winter manager of a hotel in Hollywood, Fla. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Charles Treiber of Dayton, 0., and Mrs. Richard Barrett of Grafton, W. Va„ and two brothers, Charles Welsh of Indianapolis, and Thomas Welsh of Chicago.

JUDGING TEAM CHOSEN FOR 4-H CLUB CONTEST Shelby County Girls to Participate in District Event. Timex Special SHELBYVILLE, Ind„ Oct, 30.—A judging team of nine Shelby County 4-H Club girls has been named to compete in the district contest at Greenfield Saturday. Led by Miss Eloise Cherry, county demonstration winner, the group is composed of Misses Virginia Cuskaden, Evelyn Yarling, Kathryn Murphy, Dorothy Haehl, Margaret Dougles, Virginia Braden, Laura Douthit and Frances Howe. PCLICE RIFT TO BE SUBJECT OF INQUIRY Head of State Invited to Hearing Scheduled in Muncie, Timex Special MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 30.—A breach between state and local police is to be considered at a meeting of the Muncie Safety Board Monday, officials have announced. Donald F. Stiver, state safety director. and Capt, Matt Leach have been invited to present evidence of an alleged assault on a state policeman during a recent investigation ; here.

I LAFAYETTE—Henrv Schoeneman. 75. j Survivors: Brother. William Schosneman; | sister. Mrs. Anna Davis. ! Mrs. Martha Alice Scott. 86 Survivors: 'Son. George Scott: daughter. Mrs. Mary Hockett. LYONS —Willis Bogard. 57. Survivors: Widow: sons. Clair and Bruce Bogard. MARION—John W. Sheehan. 76. Survivor: Widow'. Edie. Mrs. Rheba A. Cox. 82. Survivors: Sons, Frank Burl and Charles Cox: daughter, Mrs. Charles Presnail; brother. Charles Turner. MILTON—Frank Gallaway. 71 Survivors: Nieces. Mrs. Emorv Baker and Mrs. Ben Barrick: nenhew. Volney Thomas. Samuel G. Biser, 91. Survivor: Son. Raymond. NOBLESVILLE— Rudolph Gascho. 70. farmer. Survivors: Widow'. Charlotte: daughters. Miss Athalene Gascho. Mrs. Dorothy Ale and Mrs. John McKay; son. Aaron Gascho; sister. Mrs. Lydia Carey. Linsv Eubank. 66. farmer. Survivors: Daughter. Mrs. Ralph Sapper: brothers, Russell, Gip and John Eubank: sisters. Misses Bertha and May Eubank and Mrs. Harve Drury. RICHMOND—Mrs. Marv C. Helmich. 72. Survivors: Sons. John, George and Willard Helmich: daughter. Miss Edith Helmich: brothers. Adam and Edward Niewoehner; sister. Mrs. Ella Pilgrim. ST. PAUL—Mrs. Miranda Bullard. 76 Survivors: Sons Bernard. Albert. Charles and Elbert Bullard: daughters, Mrs. O. E. Campbell. Mrs. Harry Adams. Mrs. John Craig and Mrs. Harrv Allison. WALDRON— Joseph Gowdv Vieley. 55. Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Clarence Wasson. Mrs. Freeman Helmie and Mrs. Dee Rutherford. WESTPORT—Mrs. James Sullivan. 46. Survivors: Widower: sons. McCament and Raymond Sullivan: step-daughters. Mrs. Charles Hammond and Mrs. Earl Petro; step-sons, Orville and Ellis Sullivan: brothers, Raymond and Garris Elkins: sisters, Mrs. Mike Puttorff and Mrs. George Roll. WILKINSON Mrs. Frances McCray Regor. 60. Survivors: Widower. Harvev: daughters. Mrs. Ruth Hanna and Mrs. Mary Williams: son. Charles Regor; halfsister. Mrs. Margaret Loudenback. WINCHESTER—Miss Marv Louise Brumfield. Survivor: Sister. Miss India Brumfield. . . , George W. Hiatt. 80. Survivors: Widow. Lena; daughter, Irene: brother, Wilbur C. Hiatt. _ KOKOMO RESIDENT DIES Isaac Miller, Merchant, Succumbs of Heart Ailment. Times Special KOKOMO. Ind., Oct. 30.—Isaac Newton Miller, furniture store owner, died of a heart ailment here yesterday. Mr. Miller, who was 76, was a member of the Masonic, Elks and Eagles orders, the Kiwanis Club and the German Reformed Church. He is survived by the widow, ; daughter and two brothers, all of Kokomo.

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175,000 MORE FAMILIES WILL OBTAIN RELIEF Rural Resettlement Extends Program to Become Elective Friday. Times Special LAFAYETTE. Ind . Oct. 29.—E. H. Shideler, Indiana Rural Resettlement director, is completing arrangements for assuming responsibility for the state's share of an additiohal 175,000 farm families who are to be brought under the Federal rehabilitation program. Mr. Shideler has just returned from regional headquarters at Champaign. 111., where a conference was held of state directors from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, lowa and Missouri. Program Broadened Plans for a broadened rehabilitation program were outlined at this meeting by R. O. Smith, regional director, and Paul Maris, assistant director in Washington. Among the 175.000 families needing assistance, preference is to be given those in drought regions and other acutely stricken agricultural areas, Mr. Shideler disclosed. These families are to be provided subsistence until they can be placed on a self-supporting basis. This new group of rehabilitants. Mr. Shideler stated, are to be added

Contributions of $lO or More Reported in Community Fund Campaign at Noon Meeting, Monday, October 28 The campaign executive committee of the Community Fund takes this means to acknowledge, with great appreciation, the following contributions, which evidence the interest of these citizens in the social welfare of Indianapolis. An asterisk ( ) appearing before the name of a contributor indicates that the contributor has increased this year's pledge over last year s contribution. The C ampaign C ommittee assumes entire responsibility for the correctness of this list, and will appreciate its attention being called to any error in order that an immediate correction can be made. Please phone the Community Fund Riley 2406—and not the newspaper.

♦Adams-Rogers Cos. $ 109 Advance Beverage Cos., ~l nc - HI Alexander, R. P go American Can Cos 200 ♦American Foundry Cos. . . 1100 •Andrews. David 10 Antlers Hotel 100 Archer, Wm. H. 10 Ascher, Vernon W 7 50 Babcock. Charles D. 10 •Bachman Cos.. F, M. . .. 25 •Geo. M. Bailey 20 Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart )•> Baker, Hugh J 50 ♦Balfour Cheese Cos 75 Ball, Paul J ♦Ballenger, Waller S 70 Bangs, George A. ... 50 •Banister, Revel F. Md . 10 •Barbasol Company 500 Barkman, C. R. .. 10 Barnard A Walker 25 Barrett, Mark ]o Barrett, Wm. A. Agency, Inc ’ 5 Barry, G. R. 20 •Bash’s Seed Store 15 •Batman, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon W 25 Baumeister, Eugene ... 05 Bauer. Adolph F. .1 ”0 •Bauer, E. .1. & Son, Inc. 10 Bawden, Mr. and Mrs. James A 35 ♦Beard Brothers in Becherer. Julia 10 Becker, C. H m ♦Becker, Chas. S. and Cos. 100 Beeler. Elmer L 10 •Berger, Lowe 10 Berry. Chester H. . . JO Bessire, Paul eo Best-Grand Laundry too Beveridge, Albert Jl Jr. 25 Bevington, W 7. C. . . JO •Revington-W’illiams, Inc. 10 Kicking, Ada jy Binkley Coal Cos o Blinn, M jo Bloom. Allan . j.y •Rohner, Carlyle B. MD. 12 •Bond, George S. MD. . TO •Rorinstcin. A. Cos., Inc 750 Bose, C. C. j.y ♦Bowen. Mrs. James ... in Bowman, E. D jg •Bovd. Bert A ' ' ] 05 Boyle. Guv A. jg Bracken. Robert 40 Bray, Cortland, O in Brcece, C. A. og Brennan. E. P. . . 10 Brishv. John jo Brooks ApnereJ so 05 •Brookside Civic League . 10 Browder. John jn Brown, Arlhur V 5000 Brown, Hißoji C 25 Brown. P. F. jy Brown. P H in Brown. Raymond D. . 75 Bryan. Miss Juliette . . 35 Rusald. Rev. A lv >ert ... 10 •Bunnell, Fred F 00 Bnehin"-, Otto G in Butler, A. E 25 Clarke, Fred R jo Cannon, ,T"hn T an •Cantelon. H. I.orne .... 25 •Carlin Musie Cos.. The .. 10 Carnenter. Hugh J. so ♦Carr. J. Burrhard, DDS. 1” Carroll. Frank T. ... 25 ♦Chadwick Realty Corporation .... jno Christie, Tlannibal H. . . . 10 Clifford. Sent B ISO ♦Clune, C„ Cos o Coen. C. Cooke oy Corn, Rchen C 20 Cole T. M 10 Condit. Parry R o•Condon, T.. M 10 •Conkle. 25 Connor, Arthur T. 10 Conrow. D. T io Cora. C. A 30 Cnserove. Wm. P 12 Coulter. Oayid A 10 ♦Coval. W’iliis N yy Cox. Otto W 15 Crawford I V 10 C-ets, Otiffo-d R joo Crjst. Chas B 10 Crowd"r, c -p Crowell. B V 10 *r>nV Mrs frank L 10 ♦C-PcW t nL Dental Repo*. 1-c 50 ♦Culp, C. C 25

Gifts to Community Fund Reported Through Employe Divisions: An asterisk ( v ) appearing before the name of an organization indicates that employes of that organization have increased this year’s pledge over last year’s contribution.

Reported October 28 INDUSTRIAL DIVISION No. Total EMPLOYES OF: Pledges Amount •Pittman-Moore Cos 88 5251.00 ’"Hatfield Electric Supply c ° 15 100.00 Purity Bakeries of Indiana 77 93.75 •Hornaday Milk Cos 26 109.00 Acme-Evans Cos 181 378.00 ’"lndiana Breweries, Inc. .. 52 84.50 *Eaglc Machine Company 26 23.50 Capitol Dairies, Inc 74 101.58 •Regular Army Men (Natl. Guard) 5 71.00 Best Grand Laundry 50 18.50 *D-A Lubricant Cos 22 108.00 •Link-Belt Cos. (Dodge)... 878 2246.70 Crown Hill Cemetery Assn. 93 160.00 *Udell Works, Inc 97 98.00 •Boncilla Laboratories. Inc. 11 11.50 ’’’Lilly Varnish Cos 73 331.20 Holcomb. J. I. Mfg. Cos. .. 82 344.90 *T. & T. Baking Cos 47 50.00 Fulton Hosiery Cos 78 141.50 American Hosiery Cos 27 57.00 ’"Emerson-Scheming Tank Cos 20 23.00 Sugar Creek Creamery Cos. 33 27.00 John Deere Plow Cos 20 25.00 "International Metal Polish -Co 10 8.00 Progress Laundry Cos 180 185.25 ""John J. Madden Mfg. Cos.. 73 75.75

to the 350.090 families already on the resettlement rolls. The total will thus be raised to 525.000 farm families for whom individual financial programs are being charted. Through an agreement with the Works Progress Administration, the families are to be assigned by existing state agencies which are to function as central application bureaus for relief. State relief directors. Mrs. Shideler said, have been requested to begin an immediate examination of rehef cases to determine those eligible for the resettlement program. This survey, with the aid of county relief directors, is now under way so that the Federal government may inaugurate its program Friday. Veteran Fireman Retires SEYMOUR. Ind.. Oct. 30.—Physical disability has resulted in the resignation of J. T Abell, veteran fireman. Mr. Abell, who served many years as both fire and police chief, is to be succeeded by Gleason Ewing.

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•Cummings, J. 1 10 CunifT, Bernard 10 Curry, Edward M. 10 Curry, Mr. and A Mrs. Frank A 50 •Cutright, David D 20 Daggett. Robert Frost . It) Dallenbach, Eloise S.. ... 20 Dann, Theodore R. 10 Darlington. James B. 50 David. Alice & Dorothy HI Davis. Geo. P 10 Davis, J. 31 10 Davis, Lawrence B 100 •Davis. Wm. G 10 Day. Mrs. Clark SVm. . 10 •Deal, Spencer E 10 •Demaree. Arthur C. 75 Dpsautcls, Geo. 0 40 Dcupree. Forest E 10 •Dibble, Clyde C 25 Dibble, 3lrs. Clyde C. . . Ift Dickerson, Luther . 50 •Dietz, C. L. * Cos 40 •Downhour. Elizabeth .... Ift •Dubuc, 3lrs. John B 10 Dunn. Mr. A Mrs. Francis W 60 Dunnewold, L. J 10 Dux, Miss Clara E. 10 F.ag’e, Flora 1!) •Eaglesfield. Robert D. 10 Easley. Mr. A Mrs. H. Miluburn 10 Fast. Mary B 10 Eberhardt, 11. D 15 •Ehlers. Chas. P 25 Eilert, Carl F 10 Elmquist. Brig. J. C. ... 10 Emond. .1.0 M Elsev. Brndehurst 1000 Emerson-Scheuring Tank Cos. 10 •Emerson Theater Ift Emiek, H. F. 10 Eralh. Frank W. 10 Evans. Mr and 3lrs. Chas. T. 10 Ewing. W. Frank 10 Fackler. Franz 10 •Fairmount Glass W 7 orks 3250 Federal Foundry Cos. .. . 250 •Felt. Eugene 10 •Finch, Mr. & Jlrs. Clarence .1 10 Finch, S. J 20 •Fitch. Robert V. & Carolyn F. 25 Fields, M. B in Fleece, Eugene 10 Flora. O. E 10 Flowers, R. H 10 Foerst, C. L. 21 •Eoran, Timothy W 7 78 Foster. L. Stanley ...... 40 Foster. Torn- E. . 25 ♦Fountain Square State Rank employe's 10 •Fouts Car and Truck Cos. 40 •Fox, Elmer .1 Ift •Fox. James V ift •Fox Optical Cos 25 Fox. W’m F. Jr. 13 •France. Edw. D A Son . 15 •Franklin. Arthur I ift Free. Otis 31 10 French. Lucius S 150 •Fuller. John 1,. H 25 •Fulton, Mrs. Robert N.. . 50 •Galm. Charles 31. 10 Gamman, George H. 10 •Garceau. Georee I. Md. 25 Gardner, Rev. Clarence E. 10 Garstang, Reginald W 10 Gauding. Helen 10 Gayde. Richard 10 Gavnor. Anna Belle 15 Geckler, John F 50 Gerlach. D. C 10 Gerrard. Edward 15 •Goldfarb. 3lrs. Jack .... 50 Goss. E. K. >5 •Grande. John * Sons ... 10 Graves. 3lax E 25 Green. C Norman 25 •Greene. Fred T 36 Greenwood. W 7 m. J. 30 Griffith, Dudley C. 10 •nrosskonf, Adam .. II Guaranty Finance Cos., Inc. <F. D. A Louis Norris A V. G. 3lattox 50 Geutal. Amile H 10 Gulherdigc. J. L 10 Guthrie. H. 31 10 •Haerle. 3tr. A- 3lrs. Louis 25 Hall-Hotlel Cos. 10 •Hall. J. Emmett 20 Hamlin. E. L. 15 Hammermann. Benj. B. Ift Hancock. Elsie C 20 Hannon. J. W 7. 50

N'o. Total EMPLOYES OF— Pledges Amount Gregg &Cos 80 S 64.00 *J. F. Darmodv & Cos 8 30.00 ‘Thomas & SKinner Steel Prod. Cos 30 47.50 ‘Bobbs-Merrill Cos 73 205.40 Westinghouse Electric Cos. 9 38.00 ’"Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Cos 98 80.75 "Kramer Corporation .... 87 147.00 Service Spring Cos 38 45.00 Tucker-Dorsey Mfg. Cos. . 30 31.25 Reported October 28 MERCANTILE DIVISION N'o. Total EMPLOYES OF: Pledges Amount S. S. Kresge Cos. (17 W. Washington St.) 41 8 26.25 *S. S. Kresge Cos. (47 E. Washington St.) 14 10.00 •W. T. Grant Cos 47 42.50 *J. C. Penney Cos 70 172.50 •L. E. Morrison & Cos 11 24.00 •Peoples Outfitting Cos. ... 79 314.00 Virginia Sweet Foods 20 20.50 ‘National Furniture Cos. .. 42 87.00 "Jones & Malev 49 52.25 ‘Firestone Service Stores . 27 58.00 General Tire Cos 22 76.00 ‘Citizens Motor Car Cos. . 41 41.00 •General Motors Truck Cos. 27 73.50 Fair Store 72 129.50 •Sears Roebuck & Cos 166 246.25

150 FIREMEN ATTEND SESSION AT PURDUE _ Prominent Speakers Discuss Modem Methods. Ti nes Special LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. 30. Second day sessions of the annual | Indiana Fire School were held at Purdue University today. More than 150 Hoosier firemen attended the opening discussions and demonstrations yesterday. Principal speakers on today’s program include G. A. Gray, Cincinnati testing engineer; H. G. Lee. Chicago fire prevention representative. and A. Bruce Bielaski. New York national fire underwriter, i Fire pump operations and the

Hardisly, R. C. 32 Harrington A Folger . 125 •Harrington. Jack A ... 10 Harryman. Wayne 31. . . 10 Hartman Furniture C 0... 100 •Hartong, John W. 10 Hasselman. Anna 11 Hawkins, Robert Cos 25 Helm, R. F. 15 •Henderson, Charles E. . 15 Henderson, 1,. S. 25 •Hendricks, Thos. A. . 10 He nkel-Kandall-Warner Cos. 75 •Heuslein, Robert J 12 Hilard, Francis . Ift Hice, C. J 10 Hindsley, Alvah C 10 Hirschman, R. R 30 Hob bs, C. 31. A Son . . 25 •llockensmith. Byron D. . 25 •Hockett, Paul A Ift Hoffman. Joseph O. .. . . 12 Holler. 31rs. Geo. F. . 20 Holmes, W. A. 12 •Holmes, W’alter C 100 •Holt, Henry . 750 Holycross, Isaac R 20 Hook Drug Cos. 10410 •Iloosier Cadillac Cos.. Inc. 55 Hoosier Pharmacal C 0... 20 •Hoosier Sentinel 25 •Hiran, P. W. 10 Horfon, George L 25 •Horton. H. L., Inc. 12 •Houghton Lumber Company 20 Houk, J. C 27 Huber. A. H. 10 •Huff, 3lr. and 3lrs. Chas. A 25 Hume, George E. 1000 •Hvngstrom, Theo 10 Illinois 3larket Realty Cos. 100 Indiana Catholic Press. Inc. in Indiana National Bank 3600 •Indiana Oxygen Cos. 235 Indiana Paper Cos., Inr. 120 Indiana Watkins 3lfg. Cos. 25 •Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation (Religious School) . . 85 lndiananolis Store Fixture Cos 10 •India-Penn Oil Cos 10 lowa Pump Cos 10 Jarvis. G. B. 10 Jensen. Otto K 10 John. Geo. E. 12 •Johnson, Edward C. TV. 16 Johnson. 0.0. ... 15 Johnson. Robert D. 50 Jons, 3lcs. J. K • 10 •Jordan. John W 50 Joyce, Robert 10 Kahn. Mrs. Jav C 10 Kaiser. Joseph 20 •Kearby. Delbert 0.. 31D, 25 •Kerz, Cos., The Niek ... 35 Kettleborongh. Chas. • 40 •King. Fred I. 15 •Knowlten. Lynn 0 10 •Korff. Fred L 10 •Kroot, Samuel 10 •Kuhn, 3lrs. Walter W. • • 35 Farr. Josenh A 10 Lavman, Theo. D 10 Leach. Z. W 30 Ledwith, T. W 20 Lesh. Perry W 50 •I.evenson. Geo 25 Lewis. Lawrence A. MD. 10 Life. C. Ray . IT Liggett Drug Cos T 5 I,in3ley. Mrs. Stacey ... 10 Lindsay, E. W. • 10 •Little. Ramsey & Pilcher. 31 D 15 Livingston, Jos 10 •Logan. F. 31 25 Loose-W'les Biscuit Cos. • 10 Lower. Alvin V. 10 Luichinger. 31artin J. . 10 Lvman, Carl 10 •Lyons, Grace 15 3tcCartv, C. 3V. 15 McClain, Harry E 10 McClelland, Frank M.... 10 McCoy. W. L. . 12 McDaniel Press 15 McGrayel. J. A. 12 •McHale, Frank 31 50 31cKee, Robert 12 McKinnis. Rachel 25 *3leLaren. E. E 15 MeLandress, Rev. R. J. . 10 31cLaiighlin. R E 18 McNelis, Francis .1. 10 3lr\'utt, Governor Paul V 100 •Slack International Motor Truck Corp. ... 25

use of gas masks were to be discussed by Clarence Goldsmith. Chicago; Frank Braun. Indianapolis department master mechanic, and J B Fleming. Urbana. 111.

PYORRHEA VINCENTS DISEASE and Other Cum Infections are unsightly, destroy the teeth, cause foul breath, nervousness, weakness and often lead to diseases that may cause death. Proper treatment can check these infections. If you have irritated gums or mouth get a bottle of TRENCH-O Now at your druggist’s. Use as directed, then see YOUR DENTIST for the latest special treatment for these infections. Continue using TRENCH-0 at home until the tissues are entirely healed. TRENCHO is not recommended for use in healthy mouths. It is not a mouth wash, but a remedv especially for PYORRHEA, VINCENT’S DISEASE (Trench Mouth), and other mouth and throat infections. TRENCH-0 quickly improves the condition and saves the teeth and health. 75c—A 4-oz. bottle at the good drug stores

Slahrdt, John J 10 •Manouge, Edwin 30 Jlartens, Sirs. Cnristian 10 F 10 Siartin, Carl Jo •Slariin, C.arence R. HI Martin, Harry H 12 iviartin, Oliver T 15 Oianindaie, E. B 50 Slartindale, Ella Van Camp 100 Slartindale, John T. . . 125 •Slassoth, Miss Leona ... 25 •Slatthews, J. A. 10 3laitnews, alary E. C. . . 10 •Slattnews Slfg Cos 25 Sierchants Trucking .Corp ip Slerrcii, Clarence F. ... 101 l ♦Merrick. Cnas. S. 30 Merritt, 31. B. jo Slets, Alien 20 •Metzger, Trances 25 Meyer, J. C. 10 Meyers, Miss Slary A. lit Slichel, Helene B. ]o •Miller, Htaine 60 •Miller, Slerle H. ... 20 Miller, R. T. 10 Millspaugh, J. C. ... 15 Slinger, Albert 10 •Mottett, Samuel L. 10 Slonroe. Sir. and Sirs. Alex R. 30 Montgomery, Chester R. 10 •Moore Advertising Company 20 Moore, Arthur C. 50 Moore & Lugar and Employes 60 Moreiand, Chas. T 10 •Morris, John H. . 10 Mueller, August G 12 •Mull, John 3V.. Jr 25 Slunsell, H. W. .. 10 Murphy, Brig. James ... 25 Nachtrieb, Albert 10 Nave, Geo. W 25 •Neu, J. B. Sons’ Chair Cos . 10 Newgent, L. Russell 10 Nicholson, Slercdith. Jr. 12 Nicoli, Harry 25 Niles, V. A. 10 Noland. Stephen C. . 15 North Side Laundry. Inc. 25 •Northwestern Fuel Supply Cos. 12 •Nugent, Charles A 25 Oalhout, Vance 100 O’Brien-Eilers. Inc. .... 10 O’Connor, W’m. S. Ift Oeftering & Litzelman Coal Cos 10 O'Hara, Jas. J 25 Oldham. Jack D. 10 •Omar Baking Company 250 Ostrom Realty & Construction Cos. 125 •Ottinger. Ross C., MD. 50 Overman. Frederick V„ MD 10 Overstreet. Alvie F. 15 •Parke-Davis & Company. 50 Parker. A1 10 •Parkview Garage 10 Partlow, Charles, Company ... 50 •Patoka Coal Company . 50 Patrick. Chas. M 12 Patterson. Rav 25 Peat. Wilbur D 25 Peekham. Ralph E. 10 •Perine. Mrs. Norman 10 •Perine Oil Refining Cos 100 Pfafflin, 31 rs. Henry A. 10 Philpott. Ted 0 10 •Pierre & Wright 20 •Pierson-I.ewis Hdw. Cos. 30 •Pinkerton’s National Detective Agency 25 Pintzke, 3lr. and 3lrs. Fred W. 30 Pivot City Printing Ink Cos io Plum. E. G 14 Poehlman, John . 10 •Powell, Rev. E. Ainger . 12 Pratt, Arthur D. • . 20 Pratt, Poster Company . 20 Pratt. Ryland D. 20 •Pritchett. Jess C. Recreation Cos., Inc 20 Ouinlan. J. W 7 10 Quinn, Thomas M 10 Rabb. Mr. and 3lrs. Albert L. 100 •Radford. Steve 15 •Rahke, Arthur 50 Raikes, W. B Cattle Cos. TO

N'o. Total EMPLOYES OF— Pledges Amount •Goodrich-Silvertown Stores 23 S 44.00 Century Paper Cos 17 95.10 *Wm. B. Burford Printing Cos 112 237.25 Gus Habich Cos . 5 6.09 •J. G. McCrory Cos 87 86.25 H. Lieber Cos 51 112.50 •Colonial Furniture Cos. ... 66 331.00 •Kiger & Cos 7 39.50 •House of Crane 33 102.00 Reported October 28 UTILITY DIVISION No. Total EMPLOYES OF: Pledges Amount •Indiana Bell Telephone Cos 1378 86.749.79 •American Telephone & Telegraph Cos 55 309.50 Reported October 28 COMMERCIAL DIVISION No. Total EMPLOYE'S OF: Pledges Amount •General Outdoor Advertising ... 43 8178.00 Russet Cafeteria 33 32.00 ‘Leslie A. Colvin Cos 75 196.50 ‘Empire Life & Accident Ins. Cos 60 110.50 •Commercial Acceptance Cos. 6 17.50 Wm. P. Jungsclaus & Cos. 11 10.75 Clavpool Hotel 269 200.40 •Lockerbie Hotel 44 26.75

Ramsev. Ellwood 21 Ransom. 3lr. and Mrs. Freeman B. 25 •Rau. John H.. Jr. 100 Rector's Dcscretionary Fund 10 "Reed, Mr. A 3lrs. Frank 31. . 7ft Reed. J. E. Ift •Reedy. H. G. 10 •Reinhold. John E. 10 Remy, William H. . 2ft •Reynolds. D. Ray 38 Richardson. Norma 10 Ricketts, Dr. and .Mrs. Joseph W. 15 •Riddle, John C. 10 Ridgelv, J. T. 10 •Rigg. John F. 3ID. 25 Ritchev, James Oscar 31D. . 30 Ritchey. Russell T. 10 •Roberson, Clarence . 65 Robertson, Lou A. 10 •Robinson. Chas. C. . ■ 25 •Rocap, James E. 20 •Rodabaugh. Roy R. 25 Rodecker. A. W. . 12 Roeseh. Edward F. 100 Rogers, Edgar . 25 Rogers. Homer 1.. 150 Ross, 3lr. A 3lrs. Oscar 1,. 10 Roth. R. G. 10 Rowles. Donald R. . 20 •Royster A Askin Cos. 115 •Ruekelshaus. Thomas F. 10 Rudheek, 31argaret J. 10 •Ruddell, Karl R. 3ID 75 Ruddell. Warren 10 Ruggles. C. H 10 Ryker, Chester A. . . 10 Rytex Company . 25 •Sacks. J. A A. Cos. ... 25 Sadlier. George 10 ♦Sagalowskv Bottle Cos. 10 Sahm, Albert 225 •Salam-Tuerff Tire Cos. 10 Samuels. Frank E. 70 •Seales. Ortho L. 10 Schaefer, Fritz H. . 29 Seharr, 3larion 15 •Seherrer. 31rs. Emma 10 •Sehloss. Eli and Wm. 1,. 100 Sehlosser Brothers 150 •Scholl. Fred W. Grain Cos.. Inc. io Schmidt. Emil 10 •Schmidt. Henrv 31 10 Sehmuck. Adolph . . 15 Sehnell. Bvron A. 10 Schwartz, Chas. 10 •Schwartz. 3laurice P. 75 Scott. G C 10 •Shaver. E. L. Cos 10 Sheedv, J. A. 10 •Sheerin. Helen 31 35 •Sheridan. L. V. 20 Shewmon. Jacob E. 40 Shiel. Erwin H. 10 Shiel. 3lrs. Roger R. 15 •Shields. Rov 25 Shinn. 3lav I.ouise . . 20 Shot well. Joe T. 10 Shryoek. James N. ... 30 •Sicks. O. Wilbur. Md 10 Siehert. Edward C 10 Simpson. J. R.. Inc. ■ 10 Small-Hauser A Simon. Inc 25 Smith. C. U Eleetrie Cos. 25 •Smith. S. H. Cos.. The 50 •Smith Wm. A 20 Snoberger. R. E 23 •Sommer. Rirhard K. 15 Spafford. Thos. E 15 Spencer. Alma 10 Speer, Grace A 12 ♦Stalker, Geo. L 10 Standard Brands. Inc. . 75 Star Publishing Cos. .... 3500 Starrelt. Paul 20 •Stavton. Chester A.. 31d.. 10 Stern. Aaron Robert . 10 Stevens. Hazel C. 15 •Stilz. Ravmond F 02 •Stokelv. John 100 Stokelv. William Jr 100 ♦Stone, Ben 60 Stone. David L.. Jr IO Stone Stafford A Stone . 500 Store Without a Name. employes 10 •Storer. Horace E 35 Storey. W. A 10 Stout. Sidney A 10 Stowell. Donald D 12 Straughn. R. B. ... 10 Slrauss. 3!rs. Leopold . 200 ♦Strauss, L. A Cos. . 1200 Straver. Oliver J. . 25 Streightoff. Mrs. Frank Hatch 15 Strobel. Ralph J 10 Stuart. Edith 10

N’o. Total EMPLOYES OF— Pledges Amount •Spink Hotel 5 S 5.00 •Sheffield Inn 15 15.00 •Liberty Electric Cos 60 61.25 •Sanborn Electric Cos. . 25 79.00 ‘Hoosier Pharmical Cos. . 3 7.00 ‘Prudential Life Ins. Cos., 9th FI. Kahn Bldg. 55 110.00 ‘lndiana Inspection Bureau 49 301.00 ‘The Spann Cos. 13 24.00 United Mercantile Exchange, Inc . 15 28.00 ‘lndiana National Bank . 214 640.50 •Indianapolis Engraving Cos. 40 90.00 •State Auto Ins. Assn. . 95 638.00 State Life Bldg. Cos 23 46.84 Reported October 28 PUBLIC DIVISION No. Total EMPLOYES OF: Pledges Amount f County Recorder's Office 15 8 22.00 ‘Washington Township Assessor ... 3 5.00 •City Park Board 150 322.00 •City Market House ... II 22.50 •Municipal Airport 6 20.09 •Municipal Garage 16 22.50 •City Engineer's Office 50 117.00 •Assessment Bureau—City 19 37.00 •United Christian Missionary Society 66 332.50

_QCT. 30,1935

Retail Bakers to Hold Dane* The Indianapolis Retail Bakers’ Association's first dance of the season is to be at 8:30 p m. Saturday in the Dearborn. There is to be a floor show.

•Studio Press. Inc. 150 •Stuvvesant Realty Company 50 Suiter A McCullough 10 •Sullivan, Reginald H. >0 •Sussman. IV. 11 I**o Sulphin. Mrs. Samuel B. 2*hi Sntton. Al 10 Sweeney. Robert E. 100 Swisher. L. D. . 10 Taft. Elizabeth A 20 Taggart. .Mrs Thomas 500 Tarkington, Sir and Sirs. Booth 1250 . Tarr. Downs A Cos. 25 V Tevebaugh. C. A. 30 Terrell. II 1.. 10 •Tmosa A Skinner Steel Products Cos. Thompson. Charles V ' >Oll Thompson. Mrs. Harry j. 100 Thompson. R C. 10 Thompson. Mr. and Sirs. Wm. H 500 Thoms, E. G. 1 Thomson. Henry C. . 200 Thomson. Lloyd 10 Thurston. Harrison S.. DO l Todd-Esterline Cos.. Inc. 10 •Tomlinson. S. A. 16 Traugolt Bros. 3**o Trees. C. F. A Cos. 25 •Triller, Peter P. ... 120 •Trimble. Wm. H. ... 165 Troeger, Frederick B. 10 Tucker. Charles F. 15 •Tuite. John J 10 Turner, Clay 31. 10 I’nion Asphalt Construction Cos. 25 I'nion Insurance Company of Ind. 200 ♦Fnion Insurance Cos. of Ind. Employes 54 •Inion Title Company. Inc. JSO I’nion Trust Company 1500 I'nited Collieries Inr 100 F. S. Corrugated Fibre Box Cos. 1000 I'n'ted 31ulual Life Ins. Cos. 200 I'nited Rug A Linoleum Cos.. Inr. I'niversal Credit Cos.. Ine. 10 ♦Cniversal Finance Corp. 200 ♦Sglinetz. Arthur R 50 San Arsdalc. S. R•Van Nuts, Hon. Frederick 50 Scale, A. B 35 S’irlor Furniture Cos. 200 Vnllrath L. SI •S'onnegut. Franklin J’*' •Sonnegul, George • S'nnnegut Hardware Cos. 600 •W'adlev Company 300 ♦Wainwright. Mrs. I.ucius St. 30 Walk. Julius C. A Son, Inr. 80 Walker, Rertha L. 10 Wa'ker, The Slme. C. .1. Slfg. Cos 50 Wallace. Frank 10 ♦Ware. Harrv 1 10 Warren. Rev. W. R. •Warrum. Henry 50 •Washington Auto Sales Cos. .30 Washington Hotel, Ine. 30 Wasson. H P. A Cos. 10,000 Webb. E. B 50 Webster. R. F 10 Welch, R O. 25 SVells, Chas. M 15 •Wells. W’m. H *0 •SVenlworth Realty Company 50 Wetzel. Fred 10 Weyl. Carl H 25 Whedon. Harrv A 10 White, Dan V. 15 White-Haines Optical Cos 25 Whittemore. A. B. ... 10 Whitworth, Walter .. 10 Wilkinson. Clarence E. 10 Willard Storage Batter? Cos. ... *5 Williams. Grover M. ... 10 •Williams Hotel 10 Williams. Wm. H 10 Wilson. W I 25 Wilson. Wm. V . 25 Winters. Matthew MD.. 40 •Wolf Stare J 10 Wood, Mary Flhel ... 10 Woodward Edwin S. ... 10 Wrirht Horace O. Jr. . 10 York lewis F. 10 •Younr, Rex P 10 •Zinkin, Arthur 85