Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1936 — Page 2

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COMMISSIONERS RENAME LINDER COUNTY LAWYER Ruse Refuses to Quit Post as Head of Infirmary. John Linder today resumes his duties as county attorney, having been reappointed yesterday by the Oxtnty Commissioners, immediately after Clarence I. Wheatley was sv.orn to office as the new Board number. Other reappointments are Harry Barret as superintendent, of the Hospital of the Incurable Insane, Julietta and Anna E. Pickard as superintendent, of the Juvenile Detention Ho.h!. Sheldon 'ey, Andrew J. Hoover, William McGill and Benjamin Osborne, Negro, received appointments as old-age pension investigators. Frri.je Replaces Pierson Fred Freije, 3704' i E. Michiganfit, became the bailiff of the Commissioners Court, replacing Vcrl Pierson, Beech Grove, who was j oustpd because of his activities in Beech Grove elections. Dr. A. O. Ruse, superintendent of the Marion County Infirmary, continues in office, having refused to relinquish his post. Attempts have been made to oust him because he refuses to live at the institution. James Twineham. 1145 N. King-av, was to have been appointed to the post. Dr. Ruse has served two years of a four-year term and while the ! commissioners have expressed ap- | prova! of his administration they I also said that they will attempt to have more vegetables grown at the farm. Mr. Twineham was consid- | ered, because of his farming experi- j ence. according to Commissioner | Clarence I. Wheatley. Ruse Agrees on Point At a recent conference Dr. Ruse agreed to take up residence at the infirmary if suitable quarters are provided. Action has been post- I poned until later in the month. Appointment of a highway super- 1 intendent has been delayed and Herbert Bloemker, county surveyor,! will continue in his dual position. EARL MANN IN RACE FOR JENCKES SEAT Terre Haute Attornpy to Seek Democratic Nomination, Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 2. Predicted opposition to Mrs. Virginia Jenck.es, Sixth District Representative, gathered fresh momentum today when Earl Mann, local attorney anr fellow-townsman, announced his candidacy for the Dcm- | ocratic nomination. Following by a few hours a sirni- ; lar announcer lent, at Cayuga, vvhdre I State Senator Alanson L. Albright disclosed his intention of seeking the Washington post, Mr. Mann's entry injected new interest in what ' promises to be a hard-fought factional battle. It was assumed here that he is to be supported by forces of Richard veteran party leader and pronounced foe of Mrs. Jenckes. A former state Representative, deputy prosecutor and Superior judge, Mr. Mann, like Senator Albright. has declared himself a proponent of the Townsend plan. SEEKS TO BAR POLLS FROM NATION'S MAILS Kcp. W. M. Pierce to Ask Farley’s Approval of Bill. Bn United Press WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. Rep, Walter M. Pierce (D„ Ore.) said today he would seek Postmaster General James A. Farley’s approval of a bill to bar straw ballots on national political questions from the mails. Rep. Pierce introduced such a bill at the last session of Congress, The Post office Department opposed it on the grounds that it would lose a valuable source of first class revenue. "With the Literary Digest poll showing a trend against the New Deal, I feel that maybe Jim has changed his mind on my bill." Mr. Fierce said. "He promised to see me :.ext wek. If he says it is O. K. I am confident that we cun get it through the committee." BEECH GROVE MAYOR PICKS TWO OFFICERS Names Police, Fire Chiefs; Cosncii 1 Also Takes Over Duties. Appointive officials of the new city of Beech Grove have been announced by Charles Adams, the town's new mayor, who was sworn into office yesterday by Louis E. Marine, new city attorney. Charles Lough is police chief. Other appointees are H. A. Terrell, fire chief; Dr. J. C. Rhea, Leslie Garrison and Charles Bradv, members of the Board of Health, and Mrs. Effie Gayle, secretary of the board. Beech Grove's first council Ls comprised of Chester Smith. Herman Kumpart, Noble Stogdill, Arthur Hendricks and John E. Boyland. William A. Gearhart is clerictreasurer. Mrs. Margaret Hogan Dead Mrs. Margaret Hogan. 1311 Batcsst, died at her home today. She had been ill for several days. Dr. E. R. Wilson, deputy coroner, said death was dire to natural causes. She was 67.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

_JAN. 2, 1930

CLEARANCE SAVINCS ★ GIRLS’ BALBRIGGAN PAJAMAS —Broken size and color range.. 290 TOTS’ WOOL JERSEY SUITS—2. - piece wool jersey suits. Broken size and colors 790 INFANTS’ SHIRTS—Single or double breasted style. 12Vj to 25% wool. Sizes up to 3 years. Ea. .. 290 CHILDS' CINDERELLA FROCKS— Tissue ginghams and broadcloths. Broken sizes 880 INFANTS’ RUBBER TAN! S—And bassinette sheets of serviceable quality rubber 2 for 150 GIRLS' SWEATERS—AII-wool slipons in lovely wanted colors. Sizaa 7 to 16 790 GIRLS’ TWIN SWEATERS—Warm angorette twin sets in rust, red. brown. Broken sizes 88c GIRLS’ JACKETS—Of warm suedene. Windproof. Green, blue, tan. Broken sizes 880 GIRLS’ LEATHER JACKETS— Genuine suede or leather jackets in plain colors. Broken sizes $2.98 GIRLS’ WASH FROCKS —Novelty prints in fast colors. Smart styles. Broken sizes 390 While Quantity Lasts! Children's Part-Wool Union Suits 39c Irregulars fhllrtren's winter weight cotton union suits or 12%% or 25% wool suits. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Slight irregulars. Many pieces are self-help styles. WOMEN'S UNION SUlTS—Partwool tuck stitch one-piece style union suits. All sizes 50c WOMEN’S BALBRIGGAN PAJAMAS—ReguIar and extra sizes in two-piece styles SI.OO WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Lisle and cotton tuck stitch suits in small, medium or large sizes 39c WOMEN’S GOWNS Flannelette gowns with yokes, button front. Sizes 16 and 17 69c WOMEN’S RAYON UNDIES—PIain or novelty weave rayon chemise, panties, stepins, bloomers or vests 29e WOMEN’S PAJAMAS—Of pure silk pongee. One-piece style with bright oriental trim 51,59 COOLIE COATS—Pure silk pongee coolie coats with oriental print trim. 50 inches long g9 O WOMEN’S SLIPS Broadcloth or nainsook. 2 wanted styles. Sizes 34 to 44 in group 59# WOMEN’S GOWNS Printed batiste with V or round necks. Hand embroidery. Sizes 16 and 17...51.09 " Nevatere" SHEETS 63x99 72x99 81x99 81x90 79c Each C, aarantp<-.i to household wear for 3 years. Pure finish. Torn size before hemming. - / TAILORED CURTAINS Ecru. square mesh string nets. Heavy quality. 2 1-6 yds. long. Pair....55c LACE PAIR CURTAINS—Ready to hang with eyelet tops. In 2 pretty bordered patterns. Pr SI.OO CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS A beautiful patterned candlewick spread with many tufts. Size 78x100 $1.69 PERCALE SHEETS—Choice of 63x 99. 63x108, 72x108 sizes. Soft finish with even thread. Ea $1.60 CANNON TOWELS—Discontinued styles in many patterns and differ- - ent sizes 6 for SI.OO BATH TOWELS—AII white double loop style. Heavy weight quality. Size 18x36 8 for SI.OO PILLOWCASES—Sizes 36x36, 36x42. Pure finish, bleached white. Sale priced at, each 19