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CHANGE SUBSTITUTE PAY.

The practice of paying vice princi-
pals of schools the full rate of salary
given q principal for the days that n
principal was absent from the school
was ordered stopped at once by the
board. Hereafter. when a vice princi-
pal acts as principal in the absence
Of the actual principal. no increase in
salary will be given. The board went
on record as opposed TO granting any
permit for the sale Of school supplies
by any person either in the school
building or on the school grounds at
any Of the schools. and refused a petit
ton asking such permit.
1t cost S2.357.81 for local mainte-
nance of the public schools of San An
tonic for the year from August 81,
1924. to August 81. 1925. according to
a report submitted the school board by
the San Antonio Loan and Trust Com
pany. school board depository. Total
receipts apportioned 10 local mainte-
nance during the period were 81
400, lib.
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Auto MeHs Get
Monotonous After
Third Time

81 hope in this instance the
third time is not the charm"
declared j. b. Poer, 4O2 Belmont
street.
His 1871 model automobile was
stolen for the third time Tues
day night.
1t was first taken about two
months ago and recovered intact
BY auto detectives. 1t was stolen
q second time two weeks ago
and recovered by the same men.
Poer fears the third theft may
be the last for his car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-18
MAN IS ARRESTED
ON SWINDLE CHARGE

One man admitting completely in
the swindling of Beeville farmer out
of $1,000 in a poker game was arrested
by members Of the sheriff's office
Tuesday.
He is one of three who are alleged
to have worked an age-old confidence
game which recently has become popu-
lar again.
The man will be returned to Bee
vile on charges Of .swindling.
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SHOULD BE EASY.

They either had to use the primitive
mirror-a pool or a pan of water-or
snatch furtive glimpses in their wives
looking glasses. 1t was usually neces.
sary to use the water, or to go with
out vision of their general appear
ance.
Now a r,en can look at himself and
primp as much as he wants. Fashion
is the best excuse in the world. And
because of this, women might as well
wear old clothes this winter-men will
be too busy exercising their new free
dom TO pay any attention to anyone
except themselves. Then, too, they
will have to learn to apply rosebud lips
properly.
However, makeup should come easy
to men. because they've been studying
the art of making-up ever since Adam
asked Mrs. Eve for his first night out.
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DANE BEGS NORA LEE
TO HAVE FAITH IN HIM
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boundless joy. At least she would see
him again. He wasn't leaving them.
But when be came. they spoke only
formal. cherries words. And she kept
thinking and hoping: TELL me you
were true. Dane. Tell me anything
and I'll believe it. IL it's true you'll
say so again. You'll be bound to
speak"
He didn't. Night after night the
light burned till the morning in the
living room. She wondered if he slept
at all; wondered if the weeks. the
months. the years. were to thud over
them in this deadening way: If they
were to be drawn taut endlessly in the
frantic suspense.
When two weeks passed she tod
herself: His love is finished. / an
dead to him."
Continued Tomorrow
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PHILIP FEY DIES,
FUNERAL At SELMA

Funeral services for Philip Fey. So
who died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Ida Kruse. on the Remount road
Tuesday, were held at Selma Wednes
day by Father HIM of the Selmi
Catholic Church. Surviving Mr.. Fey
are his daughters. Ms. Kruse ana
Mrs. Emile Redel: seven sons, Al
bert. Henry. Otto. Frank. John. Os
car and Richard Fey, and brother
Plus Fey of Cuero.
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MEMS VANITY CASES
FIND WAY TO AMERICA

CONTINUED from Page 1, Part y
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RADIO MAKES HIT
AMONG MEX|CANS

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DECLARE HOLIDAY.

Friday, November %, following
Thanksgiving day, was declared a
holiday by resolution of the board thus
giving students and teachers the last
two school days of the week of No
vember %, school will close that week.
November %, and not open until
Monday, November 80. Christmas holt
days for employees of the board will
begin noon, December "a and end
Monday. December IS.
\ motion TO put safety valves on
the hot water boilers in the schools,
after reference to the school architect
and his statement that such appliances
were unnecessary and useless added
cost, was referred TO the buildings
committee for report. Report of the
business manager showed that at some
schools as many as six water meters
were being used TO measure water
used by one school. thus increasing
the cost Of water to the schools as
well as entailing extra meter rent.
The building committee was instructed
TO investigate and report a plan where
by all water used at one school could
be run through one meter thus giving
the school system the benefit Of guam
tity usage and con,fne meter rent to
one meter.
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NOVHtfHutu ffVfu uso " Hft u
may be expected as result of the
vanity case style. There are many
men who will be influenced by their
vanity mirror to grow beard in order
to save beauty parlor bills.
The male vanity, with its makeup
equipment, its fingernail file and flash
(for perfume, of course), represents a
new freedom for men--in spite of its
menace to their pocketbooks and peace
of mind. For centuries it hasn't been
considered nice for men to gaze at
themselves in mirrors.
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BOARD To BUILD
SOUTH SIDE
SCHOOL
Ask for Bids to Be Opened
on December s as
Plans Adopted.

Plans for the new South Side
Junior High school, to be erected at
the corner Of Berkshire and York
shire streets, we're adopted by the
Board Of Education at its meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Immediately fol
lowing the acceptance of the plans the
board ordered that bids for the con-
struction of the building be advertised
at once to be opened December s.
The plans for the new school have
been approved by city officials and
comply fully with city fire ordi'
nances.
The matter of the contract between
the board and attorneys for the col
lection of back taxes due the indie
pendent school district, which has
caused controversy between the board
and city tax officials, was referred
TO the finance committee, together
with President Frank S. Haines, fol
adjustment and report back to tbs
board at its next meeting.
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SHOW SCHOOL FINANCE.

Receipts from state and county
funds during the period were $685.
473: disbursements. S534993. Build
ing fund receipts were s309,T17 and
disbursements $3.50. Receipts from
textbook funds were 1860 and dis
bursements S3162. Sinking fund a.
count showed receipts Of 1854, 169 4.
cash on hand and investments SjS4,-
1862.
Total outstanding Indebtedness If
the independent school district at the
close of the period is 1862, 800. The
assessed value Of taxable property in
the district is S1ss. 200, $50, according
to the report.
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himself. His face was frozen into
lines Of CONSERVATION. as we'll as
hate of the man with whom Leslie
was dancing.
Leslie herself was ignorant OF all
the passions that were yelling I'D in
the brains Of the three men. She
was ignorant Of how the man with
whom she was dancing felt about
her' To her he was only her mart.
ner In the dance. She was feeling
Tor the first time in her life. I he.
lleve, thai great physical thrill that
comes when dancing with some one
Who makes the dance the utmost
poetical rhythm. In fact. she told
me afterwards that she never had
known before a person could be so
happy without conscious KNOWLEDGE
of thought.
l only knew that my body was
swaying with the motions Of NV
feet'' she said. I lost all sigh, OF
anyone else In the room and. stranee
as it may seem. Sally, I was not
absolutely conscious even of INV
partner"
Copyright, 1925. NEA Service. 1nc.)
ToMoRRow-This letter con.
tinued.
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER'
TON TO BEATRICE SUM-

LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER.
TON TO BEATRICE SUM-
MERS, CONTINUED.
1 some times wonder, Bee, If any
one aver realizes just what it is all
about-this life of ours.
I am almost sure that most Of us
go through 1t in a kind of dream
and when we think most that we
are shaping our own destiny we are
being piloted by an unseen Fate
toward something that we least de-
sire.
I am quite sure that Sydney Carl
ton, If he could help It., would not
be in love with the wife of his best
friend. He is too decent a man to
go ahead knowingly with anything
of that kind. Indeed, I am not sure
that he has ever acknowledged to
himself that he Is in love with her.
Yet that night a the party his race
was an open book and no woman, II
she was at all interested. could be
in the same room with Sydney Car
ton and Leslie Prescott without
knowing his secret.
This is. with the exception OF Les
lie. She is perfectly unconscious n
I don't believe that Mr.. Prescott
knows his best friend is in love with
his wife.
Strange isn't it that the two most
interested parties in a gossip, a
secret or a scandal are the last to
recognize the fact that they are h
crux of it?
For the one moment when Sydney
Carton saw Leslie. in the arms of an
other man eagerly looking up into
his face as she was doing. he I'M
consciously barred his heart to me as
I watched him. His soul was stark
and naked, and, contorted with its
pain, 1t was not a pleasant sight.
On John P~rescott's face there was
another story blazoned. For the first
time in his life he had an inkling
that there might be a time and a
person that he could not manipulate
to suit himself. His surprise at the
knowledge was almost ludicrous.
One saw that whatever John Alden
Prescott might have thought Of his
wife he had never by any possibility
thought that she might have the
slightest interest In any man, but
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
RITES SET FOR
BUSINESS HEAD
James B. Howard Dies at
Hotel.

James B. Howard, 81, president
Utility Stove and Range Company,
216 Board Of Trade, will be buried
Tuesday in Crown I'LL Cemetery,
following funeral services at 2 p.
m. at Flanner and Buchanan funeral
chapel, 800 N. Illinois st.
Mr.. Howard died Sunday in his
apartment at the Claypool. He-was
inventor OF numerous patents for
heating devices, and widely known
in real estate circles. The widow
survives.
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Criticism Worry Him

Dear Miss Lee: I have been going with
a girl for some time and she seems to love
me. But when she IS with some one else
she ak about my clothes. She expects
me to dress fine and sometimes she tells
me to my face.
She went car riding with some one else.
HEART-BRoKEN.
Love is not stone-blind. But, even
when defects in the man she loves
are seen by a girl, her natural in
stinct usually is to keep them to
herself, certainly not to broadcast
her discovery.
The girl likes you, or she would
not care what kind Of clothes you
wear. But II I were you I would
take her declarations of love with a
grain OF salt.
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Parent Teacher
Notes

: The last regular meeting of School
No. 81 will be Wednesday al 3:l5
p. m. A short program will be given
by grades 1B-1A and 3A-4B.
The association of School No. 70
will meet Wednesday at 3:15 p. m.
for a social hour.
Wednesday at 3 p. m. officers will
be elected at School No. AZ.
The club of School No. rs will
meet wednesday at 3:15 p. m. DIR.
o. r. Mckay will address the club.
Pupils of Miss Sections room will
sing; piano solo by Pauline West will
be given and a playlet presented by
the Indianapolis Dairy Products
Company.
The May meeting Of School No.
70, Forty-Sixth ST. and Central Ave-,
will be held Wednesday at $40 p. m.
in the school auditorium. There will
be physical training entertainment
in the school grounds May 81. at $40
p. m. Refreshments will be served
by Parent-Teacher Club.
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Waiting BreathIeSSIy

Dea Madame: 1. We are two chums in
love with the same man. One IS called
the VILLAGE BELLE and the other the
town society girl" The man is very
do you think he will choose? He likes
us both.
interestY BILLY AND BOBBY.
/. You seem certain IT will be one
Of you. Don't be too sure, girls. II
'it" really is one Of you. it will be
the one the man loves. Which that
is, you should be able to judge better
than l..
.. There is no formula. girls. De-
ponds on the keeper and the one
whose interests is to be kept.
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DE PAW PLAY SELECTED

GREENCASTLE. Ind, June 49,
De Paw University's musical COM
edy next year will be produced by
Berl A. Ely Of Indianapolis. Ii
bretto, written by Ely, has been Sc
lected from a large number of manu-
scripts. He also will be art director
of the production.
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Leap Year Dance


THE second Delta Province con-
vehtion of Kappa Kappa Gamma
VIII be held in Lafayette, Ind, June
II, IL, Is. Miss Edith l.. Higgins
and Mrs. Luke Duffey will be dele
gates from the Indianapolis Alumnae
Association. Reservations may be
made with Miss Violet Foster. $40
Central Ave, Lafayette, Ind, or
with Mrs. Everett M. Schofield, 1925
e. Washington st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
BOOM HoosIER PORT
Hickey to Seek Federal Appropria-
ton for Michigan City.

BIZ Times Special
LA PORTE, Ind, May 1S.-Con'
gresham A. j. Hickey Of this city Is
preparing to launch an intensive
campaign to secure a Federal APP
preparation to enlarge and deepen
Indiana's only seaport-Michigan
City harbor.
Following arrival of the English
ship Aga with a load of white clay
for Kalamazoo, Mich, paper mills,
interest in the harbor has revived,
Captain Apold Of the English vessel
says the Indiana haven could be
made n of the best Of inland ports.
Mai. Rufus Putnam Of Chicago, dis
trict Federal engineer, has already
made a. favorable report on the
project.
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M artha Lees
- Co " m N
Steady Is Jealous

Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl IT years
old and have been going with a steady.
He is very jealous If l even speak 20
going with me If l go with other fellows.
He. goes with other girls. Do you think
/ should keep on going with him STEADY!
And still they call women the in
consistent sex! Well. Seventeen. if
you want to let this man continue
to dictate to you, If you r willing
to do as he pleases, while he does
likewise, keep on with him as your
steady" But If you are a red
blooded, modern girl, you will tell
this young nan what's what" and
you will profit by this experience.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
HILLIGosS is SENTENCED
Greenfield Taxi Man Found Guilty
of MansIaughter.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
NEWCASTLE. Ind, May 49,
Alvin Hilligoss, Greenfield taxi
driver, was under sentence Of two
to twenty-one years at the Indiana
State Prison today. He was found
guilty Of manslaughter by a jury in
Circuit Court late Saturday night.
Hilligoss shot and killed Harry
Roberts. Nov. IL. He claimed self
defense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
1T NEW WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"

Beautiful home
and tinting
IL guaranteed with
Dyes.
dip in cold
water to tint soft,
shades, or
to dye rich,
Permanent colors.
Each 15-cent pack
age contains di-
r~ections so sim
pie any woman
dye or TIM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18

lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists,
dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters,
d~raperies, coverings, h%angings, every
thing new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind-and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is
wool or silk, Or whether 1t is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods.-Advertise-
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-18
FRENCH TALK TUESDAY

Professor Allan D~aulon, formerly
OF the University Of Bordeaux,
Ffance, will address LIE Cercle
Francais at 8 D. M. Tuesday at
Cropsey Auditorium, Central Ii
on 1.-THE French Press-Its
Creation and It's Evolution"
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Statement of Condition of the
Western Assurance Co.
New York City.
ITO william ST..

~ w CSb0Il vi d1lCC w.
New York City.
ITO william St.,
On the 31st day of December. 1924.
cRUM a. FORSTER. United States
Managers.
Amount of capital deposit. $ 4oo.ooo.o0
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash in banks Ton interest,". -
and not on INTEREST," .,.S 3~o7'o47.o
Bonds and stocks owned
y (market valued ........ 3~,oZ4,4S4.Uu
Accrued securities Interest
Y and rents. etc., ........ 4c,Te4.oo
Premiums and accounts due
and in process OF collec-
tton 4~O~'eoo.'V
Reinsurance due on paid
losses ...,....-..... o4'ooo'oo
Total net assets ...... .s4,4s9. s22.75
LIABILITIES.
Reserve or amount neces-
sary to reinsure outstand- -
ing risks
Losses due and unpaid. ~. 7S5.10o.o0
Bills and accounts unpaid. 71.676.02
Other liabilities of the COM
pany oo'o9o.oS
Total liabilities .......!$ So, $685. 2 80
CAPITAL 49,. ......... 400. 600. 90
Surplus 1.166. 600.19
Total ........ S4.4S9. 822.75
state of Indiana. Office of Commissions
of Insurance.
I. the undersigned. Commissioners. Of In
sfrance of Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the State
ment of the Condition of the above men
fIoned Company on the 31st day of De-
ember. 1924. as, shown by the original
Statement. and that the said original state
f1ent lie now on file In this Office.
In testimony whereof, j hereunto sub:
~ISEALl this 9th day OF April. 1925.
z. s.. McMURRAY JRa Commissioner.
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May day FETE
1 OF BUTLER TO
| BE SATURDAY
Pageant, InstaIIa.
] ton of Officers Will Be
Features.

The annual May day festival at
SBqtler University will take place
Saturday, opening with the May day
breakfast from II a. m. to 1870 p. m.
Miss Julia Brown and Miss Margaret
HBHuner are in charge. Six hundred
&p@rsons are expected to attend this
saffair, which will be held on the
icainpus. The guards will be eight
Mco1lege men and eight Woman's
ATHLETIC Association girls. The Scarf
xClub, with Miss Jeanne Boulslog as
chairman, will serve.
81 The pageant, "The Garden Of Pc.
lresphone" will be presented at 2:30
fgp. m. under the direction OF Miss
marjorie Chiles. Miss Louise Schul.
meyer, gymnasium instructor is
coaching the dances.
~ In Charge Of Costumes
Miss Ida B. white of the faculty
is in charge of the costuming. Miss
Helena Sieloff has been chosen May
.Nqueen by popular vote of the Won
gan's League. Seventy-six young
women will take part in the pageant.
81 AT 4 p. m. the new officers of the
&Woman's League will be installed:
a Miss Virginia Curtis, president; Miss
Katherine Bowlby, vice president;
Miss Alice Young, secretary, and
d Miss Sarah Frances Downs, treas
8 ufer.
q Leap Year Dance
VA E% H
Il THE annual leap year dance will
Nbe held in the Riley room Of the
Il Caypool that evening. Miss Kathe-
y rtne Lennox is general chairman, as
4 sisted by Misses Jeanne Bouslog,
Harriet Jaehne, Caroline Cooley,
Helen Miller. Frances Wololery, Mar
u tina Zoercher, Helen Erber, Dorothy
/ Carroll, Sarah Frances Downs and
q Dorothy Avels.
q 1.-THE affair, an annual event, is
4 SPONSORED by the Woman's League.
q Mss Mary Patia Carver, outgoing
\ president, is general chairman of
4 this years affair.
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Statement of Condition of the
Insurance Company of North
America

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Third and Walnut SITS.
On the 31st cay Of December. 1894
BENJAMIN RUSH. President.
JOHN KREMER. Secretary.
Amount of capital paid up. -. SIS. 900. 000.00
NET ASSETS OF COMPANY
Cash In banks (on interest
and not on interest) ....$ 1904. 781 80
Real estate unincumbered. 1.1oO.0 900 90
Bonds and stocks owned
(market value) 49,. A 1851. 200 20
Mortgage loans on real
estate free from any
prior incumbrance) 46, ESQ. 90
Accrued securities (~interest
and rents. etc., ........ AT, 23O. 81
Premiums and accounts due
and in process of collec-
tion .......,......... 4.4se. s1s.es
Bills receivable .......... 80 .511.3 9
Amount recoverable for re-
insurance on paid losses 169, 621.76
Total net assets ....... $53. 667. 92A2s
LIABILITIES
Reserve or amount necces-
sary to, ~reinsure outstand-
Losses adjusted and not due S''06e 'SSSS'90
Bills and accounts unpaid. l,162. 550.7 10
Total liabilities ....... $29. e25. S7s .29
Capital 5000. 10000
surplus 1902. O45 80
Total ...,...~..... $50. ee7. e24.25
Greatest amount In any one
risk 5000 900 90
State Of Indiana, Office of Commissioner
of Insurance.
/. the undersigned. .ccmmisioner of in
surance Of Indiana. hereby certify tina
the above is a correct copy OF the state
ment of the condition Of the above men
| cember, 1924. as shown by the original
statement. and that the said original
statement is now on file in this office.
scribe my name and affix my official
ISEALJ seal. TINS ctn day or April 1875.
r.. McMURRAi. JR. Commissions.
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Is Restaurant

Dear Miss Lee: When in a restaurant
for luncheon. should you take off your
hati UNCERTAIN.
No.
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State Of Indiana. Office of Commissioners
of Insurance.
I. the undersigned, Commissioner OF In
surance OF Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the State
toned Company on the 31st day of De-
oember. 1924, as shown by the original
ment is now on file in this office.
scribe my name and aftx my official seal
[SEALl this 9th day OF April. 1928.
T. s. McMURRAY JR- Commissioner.
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State Of Indiana. Office OF Commissioners Of
Insurance.
I. the undersigned. Commissioner Of In
diana. hereby certify that the above is =
correct o OF the statement Of the con-
dition of the above mentioned company
on the 31st day OF December, 1924. as
shown by the original statement. and that
his said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof. / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my Official seal.
(GEAL) this 9th day of April. 1925.
T. S. McMURRAY. JR- Commissioners