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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-12
COMBS: BRUSHES
Hand BruShes-Extra
Special, lie

Good Quality. Choice OF Assorted
Lot.
l0c Hand Scrub Brushes. DC
25c and 35c Hand Brushes
choice ............... .I0c
Pure Bristle Hand Brushes:
large assortment. Extra
good values at. l.. 34c up to Sl.48
Clothes BruShes-39c
Others up TO ............... S2.1O
All Styles. Every One Big Value.
SOC Hair Brushes-29c
Black bristles. solid back. Good
for the Office or store. Extra spe-
c!al value.
Other Brushes specially priced
at ......... .SI.49 to S4.DS
Fine assortment. extra good
quality.
Ladies' Dressing Combs, 23c
soc Ladies' Combs. extra large
and solid soc
Fine Tooth Combs. special
price ..............1 3c to 23c
Mems Dressing Combs, 19c
Others specially priced up TO. .3Oc
Pocket Combs IOc 10 a5c
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Woodbury-s Beautifiers
Choice l9c Each
Cold Cream, Facial Cream,
Facial Powder
POmpeian Products

Regularly 25c, choice. each. 1oc
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HOME REMEDIES
S1.25 Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound SIC
s5c Fietcher's Castorin. . .24c

soc Dodson's Liver Tone. 80. ACC
66c Dryco ................ soc
56c Fairchild's Ess. Pepsin
- oz.) INSTRUMENTATION. SIC
SOC Ely's Cream Balm. .40c
1925 Enos Fruit Salts. .sI.O0
soc Epsonade Salts. .4ac
25c EN-LaN Tablets ....... ..1c
15c Father Johns Remedy. 800
$l.25 size. LOO.
soc Freezone ...............c Csc
zoe Garfield Tea 1Oc
36c Gets-It, for corns. .Dc
75c Glover's Mango Remedy. .5Dc
6oc Groves Chill Tonic. .4Oc
sl.25 GUIDES Pepto- Mangan. ole
3dc Hanrlcm Oil Capsules. zoe
Sl.25 Hemoboloids, Arsenlat
$500. go. ......... .0Sc
Csc Hills Cascara Tablets. loo
Coo Horsford's Acid Phos-
Phates. ....... ..... -. .4fc
csc Humphreys Remedies. .IOc
Soc Jad Salts .unc
30c Johnson's Foot Soap. ..1c
s5c Juniper Tar .aDc
ESQ KY Jelly. clc
3oc kondon's Catarrh Jelly. .c1c
3Sc Papatic Pills nc
3Oc Lax Bromo-Oulnino Tab
ie6s .'............ .2Ic
36c LnNol .1c
Sue Limestone Phosphate. .3oc
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81 Velvet Royals, 69c

Agents Norris whitmnns, Blocks IIoIingsvor ih's
fresh
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Sl.O0 Henry S. Wampole's
Cod Liver OIL soc

soc California Syrup Figs. .4oc
35c Sloan's Liniment. ..1c
$l.00 Mellin's Food .G7c
60c Resinol Ointment .4oc
$50 Gray's olyeerins Tonic .sI.:o
35c Calotabs o0c
$l.50 Budwells Emulsion. .SI."O
S5c Hale's Healing Honey. zoe
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ID e Z Blocks Arstocrat Chocolates.
= N IL IL Free Sample. They're delicious!
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For the Sick Room
Combination Syringe and
Hot Water Bottle

$3.50 Banner" .........9 Sc
S2.I5 Wear Ever" No. 256. .Si.OS
$3.25 Good Health" .S2.28
S3.98 "Wear-Evc No. 400 $3.50
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Mayis Products
DER Kiss Products

COO Face Powder. .30c
30c Talcum Powder ..21c
soc Rouge ............ .3llc
Soc Compact Face Powder. soc
3l.50 Vegetale ............SI .1O
75c Vanishing Cream. .... .5Dc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
GOV. cox SAYS

" viii b. seen az glance That tho
essentials of German pospcSty are
lncklug She has remarkable IN.
dusir.nl organization. Ter people
are industrious and frugal. but they
cannot do The impossible
on leaving Germany. tho unpreiu.
diced American takes with him re.
sreot for the present head OF gov.
ornment and tho befof that the
country wants me r"raniious qurs.
ton settled Boz order thar lasc -
credit can lc established and tho
pcopi" gu to work
The major part ~ the OH lInkcr
class realize that impc ill.sm was
Tho ait OF dag that viii never
some back
Th,r, s Eo Interest whatsoever IN
the kIRpr The mass hss dismissed
him from consideration and The com
mcr.nl ,lIssog Insist that foreign
countries H ltfUhuiius ,rriliu wsr
policies Go OBJ. kaiser. considerably
oycresiimiting his capacity
Franc. nos seems no De- quito con.
WINGED thtt Germany cannot pay.
There De- uu doubt in the German
mind about Do L'oyd George ms
unres~ryedly expressed this a. his
opinion Every financial authority
who has visited central Europe IN.
torlJins tho sam" view AMI vet moth.
ing b. d0nn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

Angus sale will D. held fridry. Not'n'
Ter - Ilsl T Hooker 90 Mary, i'ir. No
win mnuage the Aberdeen Anhus sale.
There viii lie a aierial auction salc 81
Spotted Poland China hogs starting -
Z oclocl. Wc,lucsday cyninT Not'ubor
g.. ln ch1ra, Of Henry Faulkner. pre-.
sIdnt Of the National spotiod Poland
China Record.
The car Of fat swine and iai sheep
will Doe sold in the forenoon Oi NONcm.
Ter Co. The czsrlot fat and SCR and
feeder cattle viii be- auctiontd Thurs
cav morning, November %. T. VI.
Gross ~ Kansas city VIII aufiion the
Carluf section q cattle Thomas T.
Decm will auction thc carlot swine and
rhccp.
THIS II the most u0abie array ~
auctions ever arranged Tor the Aneri-
can ROYAL and IN the ease of ~. show
She one that win open the nov build
ibg. which " nearing conn, .,Dn, VIII
b. q well rounded oui affair
Tho FUN number OF exhibitor To note
that entries IN the oarlOi clnsars clos"
November 10 and a. send In ,neir en-
tries az early AZ possible.
Tho railroads have granted q special
rate ~ fare aud oncihIrd from sur.
rounding sintcs for the benefit of WISH
tors 90 the American Royal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
The Coach Endures

The Hudson Coach provides every closed car
comfort. 1t is sturdy, long lasting, and good to
look at. You will be proud of it.
But your greatest qualification will come from
the performance OF the car. In the Supcr-Si
no one ever need give way when real motor
performance is concerned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

IDcpt $780, DAYTON Ohio This remarka.
bile invention not only increases the
power ~ motors from 30 to 20 per cent
bat enables every one to run slow on
lhllh gear u also makes II easy 10 start
e Ford or any other ear IN the coolest
weather You can Use the very cheap
est grade - gasoline aud half Kerosene
and siill got more power and more mile
age than YOU now gct from the highest
test gasoline Al Ford owners can get
az high as 80 miles "a a gallon uf gas.
cline 80 sure are the manufacturers u
,ho Immense r9ying Of Their new cirbu.
rotor viii make that they offer 30 days
trial % every owner ~ II can De- put
on 90 taken OF in a few minutes 10y
anyone al readers 81 this paper who
want % ny % should send their name
address and make ~ car 20 the manu-
incturcls ai once They also want local
agents 90 whom they offer exception.
aus hrgc profits Write them today.
Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Paying for the Home

I'D ~ Two years ago m} money AN
went tp dootors ana medicine for WF
stomach trouble. 1 was constantly iiii.
"a with gas and no medicine helped mc
permanently until tried @ bottle OF
Mtvrs Wonderful Remedy a' that time
with excellent results Now ! am using
my money In paying for home. y ~
u simple. harmless preparation That r-
movcsfrum the intestinal tract and sl.
ls,s The inflammation which cause prac.
tictllv AN stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis one
dose Viii couvlnco CO.. money refunded.
sold by Randall Drug Go. and druggists
everywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

agency however. ~ influential at this
time .s America n the American rep.
teftuiatiyo wcr, known in European
r. tnircs aud respected both for his
IA ness Of mind and natural abilities.
/ tlc situation would bc iur that much
borrowed That o. wins the name u
Herbert G. Hoover was proposed. Ills
relation with European affairs was not
fti as ~ crcdf, any cnmiiics. Ills
service was that 81 the good Samari-
Tan llc could have rendered q vast
cc-triluuou to mumanty-hr could
ary. brought honor 10 America and
cte,t 10 the administration
Copyright. 1922. by NEA Service Inc.
Engl,nd'y affairs and ilo,l George
1rD taken up by Ex-Governor Cox In
u.DthDr article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Madden Will Stop
That Dandruff
Druggists are authorized TO Refund
Money II You arr not
Satisfied

Th,r, are uo ",fs' or "ands' az butts
about thiv offer All that We ask be- that
yuu hiN bottle of Nuhdccn 80 % OnlS
twice week Is II doesn't help your
dsnduu " sou DO uut find u the grca,
nsi pm,dy ,ur dandruf ever put on
,hr u3rt,l take tb. Empty bOttle ~
yom dealer 1nd bee win return you,
money
Isn't ihlt about the lircst offer ven
ever heard OF Can't you see that Nah.
deem has just got Goo De- guud tu live llp
'u such riWrJnt"r
FlarlN 81 honestly you'll 10 pr
f'rtly amazed 90 the relief n brings
Nrd DO makes the scalp So clean and
sweet
Nsb amy good barber or hairdrcssrr
81. Tine .Emuunircd treatment Of ~
applications of Madden"
tor m,n vum,u and children. Get q
bottle today Write direct 10 the Nah.
deem companN Nscosdochrs Tctss. IL
tou cannot grl b, at vour fatoriir drug
gisS drf1ttwcpt store on barber shop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
ARRANGE: ROYAL
AUCTIONS DURING
K. C. EXHIBITION

KANSAS CITY. oct q SPECIAL I'M
pCrtince apachcs this year h. toe auc.
ton sale 81 purc,rcd and sto,isrs and
feeders liFc stocl, a. the kans1s CIT
'fock lsrus. November Is IS The
Shor1horn Hereford AbcrdC.b Angus
ssles " breeding cattle wiz dedicate
the ncW silc pavilion in the ncN Amer.
,-ln ROYAL building The Shcrthon
S,lcs Nin be held Wednesday N0vem-
boz o. " \ Cu"hcl. western field rep.
tcsenwtiyc " the Shorihorn associs.
ton Will manage The Shortholn sale.
Thu ROYAL Hereford sale viii be held
Thursday November %. 4. } lIinzsr
secretary oi tho American Hereford
lattlo breeders Association /. MANA
scr NJ tho Hereford sale. Tho aberdeen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
twenty Million People
Were Than Tau he Icd.

u will not boz denied that Germany
1Hs 70 million more people Than sha
1r support except hy keeping her On.
cI.lries 900 the very peak OF production
II economic collapse comes. and u Ger.
l.niy b. wu DO. way 40 least these 20
lions wll ho thrown into a wata OF
ao''ndcroo Revolution feeds upon
ungcr The government. In an probab.
iiify wuiid mot long survive an ccnom.
70 status comparable that IN Austria
Whom In London expressed tho
rI MON shat Germany was not more
ih. cirhi months behind Austria an
h,i economic drcllnt-and that ono
rlnng AMI ou" ibing only woull avert
.hr d.n st,r that being a rcadius;meut
ct ruariious
I; is unfair Go France aud 20 tho
american praDc commissioners 20
shurgo thrm with rDspungibliiy tor tho
imposing of 1885, billion gold marks on
German, France now sccms 10 lie
,uit' convinced that Germany cannot
nty There Ia no doubt ~ the German
n.td about it l.ioyd George hs. unrc.
-'Iteol, 'Nprrs I'D this ~ his opinion.
t."it financial authority who has Wis.
it,u central Europ, eutortain> the same
tuU aud vet nolhiug II done M Eov.
l'wonts pay attention 20 public Opin.
ion az th,y yruvc b.
lmcricsn Influence
Ca, Save the Crisis.
There b. no independent national
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
You Wouldn't Pay 300 to 1000
for Suc'1 Thing
Yet That is Exactly What You May DO,
if You Don { KnOzv the Facts

The Sl625 you pay for the Hudson Coach goes
for qualities that are essential TO genuine utility
Closed bodies mounted on cars comparable to
the Super Six in performance and enduring
reliability cost $500 to $1,000 more than the
Hudson Coach.
Confirm this by comparing open car prices.
The difference between open and closed car
prices for the most part represents what you
pay for fancy body fittings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
FORD RUNS "a MILES ON
GALLON GASOLINE
Start Easy In Coolest Wcatbcr-Ollcr
Cars show Pruportionaic Saving

\ now Carburctor which cuts down
gasoline consumption 81 aIi, motor and
reduces gasoline bills from one fh.rd lu
ono hall II The proud achievement ot
tho hir.Frlction CdrLurctor Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Mediator Is Greatest
Need of German Nation
Sixth Article Germany
By James NJ. Cox. Ex-Governor of Ohio

A great many Americans visited Ger
many this summer While most ~ them
regarded conditions as dcpiorable. you
occasionally ran into others who insist.
ell tina THE country was prosperous. IN
some parts u Germany there j. indus
trial activity. but with the mark run.
ming from 1900 10 1000 to the dollar
there can in certain lines De some nc.
tiyity. but without fuch prosperity
IN Bavaria the hcls we're taken oui
OF the churches and the metal pipes
ulit ~ he roguns The material thus
slincI was used for the manufacture
o. munitions. Bavaria Is the most D..
mote part ~ Germany. and Il Is fair a.
assume that u these heroic measures
were adopted there. then most o. tnf
communities Of the cinpr. must has,
hal Ike experience
Rcd CROSS authorities claim that
Germany lost almost az many people
by starvation immediately after tn
war AZ 1t did In killed during the war
She surrendered ouetncth Of her terri
tory. one fourth Of her grain laud nor
than one half q her ore deposits. seven
and one half billion dollars IN foreign
investments and about ninc-tcnths OF
her ses going ships She issued - bi.
Ion dollars worth % bonds during the
war and had deficit 81 10 billion De-
sides. which has been carried 49, a
lloailns Indebtedness. Dr. IiclffriCh
who was minister 81 finance during
most % the war stated thar az mo- time
during or after 1919 was the govern.
mcnt able 10 float any bonds
II in the face ~ these unfavorablc 10
not ,usheartcning economic aspects
Germany has produced prosperity
then the German pcpole possess NOR,
than magic powers in business.
With stocks reduced In all lines.
there was a call upon certain industries
lut Whatever measure ~ prosperity
Germany has had since the war. b. has
hoeu Urcasioncd hy the case OF thrcc
ami onc.half billion dollars worth 81
marks 10 investors and speculaiors
most 81 them living la England and TIE
United States. Mr. Reginald Mckonna.
on, 81 the great bankers of London
said that his Institution found IL noccS
ssry ~ one time 10 create scpara,.
department 10 tab. care ~ th" ire
mendOus volume ~ trade iu German
marks. The sum thar Germany realized
Ia cash Is the difference between the
cost 30 printing few hundred tons o.
Iepcr and three and one half billion
dollars. Economists agree that tho pr,
cceds nom the sales u these marks
have bcen exhausted bn the unilyurabl.
ifnlc lalncc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

An engineering museum is 10 ho os.
uhlishcd by the American S"cl"iy 81
Mechanical Engineers under The aus
piceS ~ tho Sinithsoni0n Institution in
Washington
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
What Hudson GiDes

The Hudson Coach is mounted OH the famous
Super Six chassis More than 10000 owners
know its reliability And now with the new
improved Supcr-Six motor, there is found a
Anvcthness and motoring charm that thrills
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
Eigtt Given lrrdit
lor Real Ability.

Me- llougtion tine American slulds
ssdnr 20 Berlin e successful bu.incs,
man himself sp"sks IN she highest
terms Of Ebert tn Wirih. the chan.
celloi. j. not ~ Ehcris political pafiy
lie Is 81 the intellectual gruup The
railiHg opinion Boa the chaucollotirs ~
Europe il that with Is ablo uud is sin.
cerciy trying N accomplish tWo things
Ina readjusiment % the PREPARATION
question on terms that viii cnabl" Ger.
many 80 live and ia I,av hor creditors
M 90 her naying capacity.
During the summer there did not 3p
near 10 BE- The slightest chance OF ths
sOyernmsnt being oveiihrown. Tho
major pant 81 the old innkcr class real
izcs that imperialism was the part Cd.
day thar viii never como tick Thcr.
has boon some talk OF an indep.udcu,
Bavaria. but Il IL not regarded serious
iy ~ Berlin.
Thsre l. no interest Whatsoever ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

th' k1is"r The mass has dismissed
him from Consideration aud the com.
ncrc.nl c1s-ca insist that forciRn coun.
tries in aitriluilug certain war policies
90 ihc kaiser considerably oysrsgtimst
ad his cauaciiy They say that ho al
ways vas q woakling. possosscd of an
Inordiu1i' vanity and loyo of POM
md l-anlN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22

Everything that GOES into or on motor car
costs money. The buyer must pay for II.
So when you consider the two types of closed
cars that sell under $1,000 think of what you
arc buying.
If you use closed car to impress by It's luxury
appearance, then Get the most you can for your
money in the way of dome lights, vanity cases,
clocks and such fittings.
But if you have first regard for car performance
look to the chassis. All reliability and low cost
of operation begins there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-22
t.,rmzn, i Lacking
Ifoslrriis Essentials

u YOU do roi briuE into the c,lcu1
iiou the profits on German shipping and
the diNidrnfh' received on furrirn iuyre
iLa,nts. then yol would lind that the
halSnCu ct trade even before the wal
wa Ealnst GERMANY lirr import
amounted 20 clcNcn and one half billion
marks The income un her foreign m
vsr rhen's Amounted a. about 'wo bl
lien marks and the profits ca shipping
assrtsit,d ono half billion marks
II win h~ seen ai glance that IN,
essentials OF German prosperity ate
lsrkins she has a remarkable indus
trial Or.aplAt.on lIct people are indus
trious and frugal hui th.v cannot 90
tho lmpossi bic. u the feeling exists In
Germany that she can and viii escape
the costs 90 Preparations one would nat
uraly expect Co find d among the ro.
dictionary or Old royalis groups Ia
llelffrlch would be- uut Boa this ,lJssifr
cation. and set ho suggested us b1sa
Of settlement an amount which English
lssnkcri insist Genmut cannot ptv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-04
THE FRIENDLY WAY.

Let me walk the friendly way
And hear what kindly people say;
Let me not miss the gentler things.
The song the morning robin sings,
Ny neighbor's smile. the maple tree
Which casts It's shelter over me.
While I go seeking lustrous fame
And gaudy pleasures hard to claim.
Let me rejoice unto the end
In him who cares 10 be my friend;
Let me not draw distinctions line
Between those trusted hearts OF
mine
And mark by caste or creed or clan
The honest worth Of any man
To those who love me I would cling
Despite the favor OF a king
The friendly way finds good in all.
The rich. the poor, the great, the
small
The toiler is as fine and true.
As good TO know and cherish. too
As is the man who walks in pride
With fame and glory at his side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-04
AutO Lac ViOLdiOrS
Fined IN City Court

Two motor law violators appear
ed before Ci:y Judge John NJ. Raab,
Tuesday morning one charged with
81 eeding and the other charged with
driving a car while intoxicated
Charles GiOmi South Bend fruit
dealer. who was arrested Sunday
evening on the Lincoln highway by
Motorcycle officer Stanley Mar
chant. stated to the Cour. that hs
car was out OF order Sunday night
and would not make over % miles
an hour under any circumstances.
ard at the time OF his arrest. he was
raking a bare II per. Several minor
cxtenuating circumstances were
given but never he less. he pleaded
guilty" to the charge. He was
fined 81 and costs. which elected
the statement from Giomi that the
next time he was arrested for speed
Ing, he was going to make 35 miles
IN hour a least. and get his moneys
worth.
Benny Hillard a truck farmer
from south Of Mlshawaka, appeared
in court Tuesday morning 10 answer
to the charge of driving a car while
in an intoxicated condition.
This makes his second appear
ance in the local court on the same
charge within 10 days, and he was
given a fine OF $50 and costs. His
case will be reported TO he secretary
OF state who will decide whether or
not TO revoke his license
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-04

Brghts disease. she was born IN
Wayne County. o. Aug. 16 1852 be
ing 20 years old. She - survived by
her husband. Falathiel Scott. and
seven children. David I. Of Marion.
o., Harvey John Benjamin. Mrs a
l.. Marchant. Mrs Clement Ellis
city and Mrs. Claude Geyer OF South
Bend. She also leaves one brother
George Hart. or Toledo. o. Mrs.
Scott nas resided in Mishawaka for
the past I 5 years
Funeral services viii be held
Thursday Arrangements will be
announced later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-04
GOV. M'RAE LEADING
IN ARKANSAS VOTING

LITTL. ROCK. Ark. oct. 3-CBy
a. PD-Early returns tonight in the
general state election indicated a
sweeping victory for Gov. T. c. Nc
Rae and the entire democratic ticket
for the state offices. and defeat OF
three proposed amendments 10 the
state constitution.
First returns indicated one OF the
lightest votes in the history OF the
state. In outlying sections. parti-
cularly the northern part of the
state, it is believed that full returns
Will not be received before tOmor-
row.
Political observers predict the cleo
ton of a small republican minority
in the house OF representatives It
was not believed. however. that the
repu blicans could muster sufficient
votes in any senatorial district to
elect republican TO the senate. The
last republican senator was elected
i'm 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-04
MISHAWAKA NEWS
SCHOOLS
HOLD RECORD FIRE
DRILLS ON MONDAY
Fire Chiefs Highly Pleased
With Short Time Re-
quired.

Fire Chief Edwin Christian ana
Assistant Chief William Roggeman
were very hearty i'm their praise Of
the teachers and pupils of the Mish-
awake schools in the fire drills. held
Monday Chief Christian stated
that the law required All schools in
the state of Indiana to be go con-
structed as TO permit the egress Of
all pupils n three minutes but that
The longest time required 10y any
school building i'm the city was less
than two minutes.
In compliance with the proclama-
ton Of Pres. Harding. setting aside
the week Of oct 90 q. as Fire
Prevention Week" exceptionally fit
ting exercises We're held Monday at
al the local schools, i'm the form OF
fire drills The fire drills were
unexpected by the pupile. and We're
timed by Fire Chief Edwin Chris
tan and Assistant Chief William
Roggeman. wish stop watches
The time required to empty the
various school buildings i'm the city
were a. follows. Bingham school
n tA4A 80 pups bIat minute ana IL
seconds Beiger school with sc PIT
pills. 81 seconds, Batell school with
S3S pupils. one minute and SO sec
ouds South Side school. 394 CHR
dren. one minute and 10 seconds,
Main school 615 pupils. emptied in
one minute and II IL seconds, while
all the pupils were ON Of the high
school in one minute and 81 1-2
seconds. ST. Joseph's parOchial
school with $50 children was evacu-
ated i'm IS seconds and st. Monica's
school with It's 210 pupils emptied
i'm one minute and 10 seconds.
Chief Christian stated that the in
81 ection Of me alleys would be COM
rlcted by Tuesday evening, and that
SO far, only a few bad spots were
found and as the residents would
be warned Immediately. no trouble
would be expected from that quar-
ter.