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Evening star., 1925-03-03

Public concert tonight at 8
o'clock. Central High Commu-
nifty Center. Admission free.
Doors open at o'clock.
PROGRAM.
March and Procession of Bac-
chus." from sylvia. .Delibes
Concert Band from the Army
Music School.
Conducted by Staff Sergt.
John A. Grable.)
Overture, 'Ruy Bias
Mendelssohn
Conducted by Technical Sergt.
Kenneth B. Watts.)
Suite, TN Days of Old. .... Ball
(a) Morris Dance
(b) Dance Characterisque
(c) The Satyr's Revel
Conducted by Corp. William
E. Rice,)
America" oath of allegiance,
Everybody
Community singing, Everybody
directed by Robert Lawrence.)
(a) "Melodie," Gluck- -Krefsler
(b) "Rondo". De Beriot
(Isaae Minovich, Violinist; Dora
MlHONiStl dl the PiahO"t
(a) sIn the Time of Roses"
Reichardt
(b) Little Mother of Mine"
Burleigh
(c) Kentucky Babe. .Geibel
Uawrence School Glee Club,
Mrs. Margaret Annis at piano.)
Grand selection, "Traviata,"
Verdi
Conducted by Sergt. Horace
e. Nichols.)
Community singing, Everybody
"a La Paloma" (2) La
Donna Q Mobile" from Rig
oletto." CD Spanish Waltz"
tpIayed by guitars). (4
Two minuets, by Beethoven
and Mozart. (5) 20 Sole
Mo" (6) An Italian ma
zurka (played by Hopkins
sisters and Lulu Holden).
t7) Selection, "Cecilian F'a-
Vorites."
(The Cecilian Orchestra, Mrs.
Margaret Cahill Resta, con-
ductor and teacher).
Community singing. Everybody
(a) Caprice .,.... Trousselle
(b) Lullaby" 80. .Lachmund
Josef Kaspar Violin Quintet,
Dora Minovich at the piano.
Bob" Jr., and Willis Law
Lawrence ....... Song Hits
(Violin, ukulele and vocal
music,)
Guests artists. George McCauley
ard Erma Calvert-Selectio
(BanJo, piano and vocal num-
bers.)
Dedication and Benediction,"
from Les Hugenots"
Meyerbeer
John B. Veronneau.)
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1925-03-03

Switzerland now has $50 electric
mower stations
Evening star., 1925-03-03
CALIFORNIA PROVIDES
FOR TAX ON INTANGlBLES
Will Make Levy on Solvent Credits
at 4 Per Cent Of Full
Cash Value.
BY ths Associated Press.

py the AsSociated FTeas.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, March 3.-Tax-
alton OF solvent credits and various
other kinds of intangible wealth at
per cent of it's full cash value is
provided for In bill the State Senate
passed yesterday The measure will
go to the Assembly.
Civic organizations in California
recently issued statements to coun-
teract what Is termed to have been
false reports circulated in Eastern
States regarding the bill and the in
tention of the State in its proposed
taxation policy change. These re-
ports alleged that under the measure
stocks, bonds and mortgages owned
by non-re sidents who visited the
State and brought with them these
securities would be subject to taxa
ton. The committee which consid-
cred and reported the bill declared
that the intangible property of nom
residents would be excluded from the
provisions of the bill.
The present law taxes intangible
property at 100 per cent.
Evening star., 1925-03-03
BOY SCOUTS READY
FOR $50, 900 DRIVE
Campaign for Two-Year Fund Will
Start Friday-Workers
Are Announced.

Plaps for covering every detail of
the campaign to obtain S60. 900 for the
two-year fund for the Boy Scouts
were made yesterday at the meeting
of the captains and lieutenants in the
University Club.
The Washington public will not be
asked to contribute again to the move
ment for "a months, and the subscrip-
tions will be carried out over that
period. The campaign will open Fri
day night, at the Franklin Square
Hotel. MONDAY meetings will be
held there daily until the olose of the
campaign.
The captains and lieutenants who
so far have expressed their intentions
to serve are: ~. Z. Booker, j. p.
Pepper, f. r. Weller, c. II. Living
ston. l.. G.. Wilson, w. e. Baker, j. l..
Fleming, T. B. Robinson, Z, B. Brown
ing, Col. w. D. McBroom, Col. Joseph
Fairbanks. DR.. Z. Dana Durand, j. N.
F1uckey, H. II. Burr, L. M. Proctor,
j. N. Drysdale, Paul Elcan, z. d.
Blackstone, T. N. Stricklin, w. III.
Dunlap, r.. L. Benedict, c. Reimer,
r. J. Davis, L. 8. Hart. j. G. Williams,
w. Quigiey. J. X. Lawson, Maj. J. C.
Fegan, r. Furiong, G. Garde, A. B.
dickinson and III. L. Webster.
Evening star., 1925-03-03
BID F0SDICK FAREWELL.
TOO of Old Congregation Give
Testimonial Banquet.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Voicing the
opinion that his experiment as special
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. from which he retired yes
terday, in accordance with the Gem
eral Assembly's reuest, had net been
q failure, the Rev. DIR. Harry Emer-
son Fosdick last night addressed 700
members of the congregation who
the Hotel Astor.
Things aren't going right with the
churches of the United States" DR..
Fosdick said, "and nobody with his
eyes open believes so. There ara o
great many things the churches are
doing, are dickering for and insisting g
upon that have nothing to do with
building Christlike character"
Evening star., 1925-03-03
Just a Convenience, Anyhow.

From the Florida Times-union,
She-Something seems to tell me
that 1t is my money you are after,
and not me.
He-My darling. how can you say
such things? Your money is merely
worldly convenience. Without you
it would even be unthinkable to me.
Evening star., 1925-03-03

Women of Paris arc said to be dis
o2rding lipstick and rouge In favor
az the cold bath and fruit diet.
Bathing suits. such as are worn In
Shis country, are to be introduced Into
Shanghai by O Chinese concern.
Evening star., 1925-03-03

of France are taking the lead In ep-
posing the decree. They hope that
notifications by the Senate will make
France safe for tourists" as in the
past.
Evening star., 1925-03-03
His Opportunity.

From the London Answers,
Mr.. Dud-I'n never marry until 1
meet a woman who is my direct esp-
posite.
Miss Did-WeH, there are pleptg OF
intelligent girls in the neighbofh9od.
Evening star., 1925-03-03

President Lincoln. in his second in
augural address. used the pronoun 'T'
only once. While Mr.. Roosevelt
avoided 1t entirely.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES

ner, Smith OF vigo, Bond, Calvert,
Knepper, Harris OF Monroe. Worley,
Chrisney, Dunlevy.
Organization Of Courts - Devol,
chairman: Thiel, Hinl1el. Barlow,
Harris of Monroe, Mendenha.n OF
Marion, Pittinger, Whesier, Sher-
wood, Smith OF vigo. worley, Hon.
rnaa, Kenny
Fees and Salaries--F'reeman
chairman; Hamnitt, Leer Clark Of
Marion, Smith Of vigo, ThIel, Trow-
bridge, Horne, Rowe OF Allen, Carl
son, Sheets, Chrisney, Dunlevy.
Criminal Code4-Be binger, chair.
man; Carlisle, Clark OF Marion,
Smith of Yigo. Harris OF Lake, HUFF.
man, Gardener, Roe OF Lake. Kis-
singer. Devol, Ridenour, Kenney,
Kitch
Corporations Borne. chairman;
Carlson. Freeman, Hammitt, Knapp,
Murray, Clements, O'Connor, VIII
lis, Carlson, williams, Kitch, Bender
| Labor McCutchan, chairman;
Murray, Smith OF Vigo, EIin OF
Lake. Porter, De Haven, Haines,
Bernhard, Buchanan, Barr, Harris
Of Monroe Bond, Kincaid, Colts
chalk.
State Parks - holland, chairman;
Hull, Sherwood, Horne, Ridenour,
Hill OF Lake Porter, Freeman, clark
Of Marion, Carter, Knight, Plass,
Brewster, Schwing.
Soldiers Monument - Elliott.
chairman; Trent. Smith OF Tippe-
canoe, Mendenhall Of Davies, Muir
den, Lafuze, Knight, Hughes. Ham
nnitt, McMinn, Lisius, Kitoh, johnson
OF Bartholomew.
Reforrnatory Instftutions-Nt oland,
chairman: Murden, Lowe, Piass,
Barr, Duncan, KelIar, .Worley,
Knight. Hinkle. Bebinger, GIL.
Schwing.
Elections johnson Of Hamilton,
chairman; Murray, Trowhridge, Car
ter, Hagenwald, Hamfnitt. Till OF
Lake Porter, Knepper, Sheets, Carl
son, Elliott, Chrisney, Kincaid.
County and Township Business
HamYnitt, chairman; johnson OF
Hamilton, McCutchan, Gardner, MUIR.
den, Carney, Buchanan, Sunny,
Miller, Bucknell. Batterman. Drake.
Chrisney.
Manufacturers and Commerce -
Farrell chairman, Buchanan, Cooper
Of Posey. Willis, Wright Of Ran
doiph. Devol, holland, Korff, F1iil OF
Lake Porter, Borns, Bond, Bender,
GottschaAk.
Drains ana Dykes-w wheeler,
chairman; Rowe Of Allen, Batter.
man, Clements, HUFFMAN, Kellar,
Murden, Hull, K4Bsinger, Ridehours
Sunny, johnson OF bartholomew,
Reeder.
Mines and Mining Wright Of
Clay, chairman; O,Connor, Barr, Car
ter, Gardner, johnson OF Hamilton;
McCutchan, Pittenger, Wright Aof
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Committees Of the State House of
Representatives named by Speaker
Harry @. Leslie late Monday:
Ways and Means - Pittenger,
chairman, Harris OF Lake, Knapp,
johnson of Hamilton, Farrell Harris
Of Monroe, Hagenwalu, Clements,
Calvert, Mendenhall OF Marion, Kis-
singer, Kenny, Schwing.
Judiciary A-Esarris OF Lake, chair
man; Bebinger, Carlisle, Hull, Dun.
can, Kissinger, Rldenour, Willis,
Mendenhall Of Marion, Calvert, De.
vol, Drake, Kiteh.
Judiciary B-Clenents, chairman,
Sherwood. Wright Of Randolph, Carl
son. Korff, Hinkl4, Farrell. Knepper,
O'Conner, Wright OF Clay, Osburn,
Kenny, Gill.
Education-Knapp chairman; Pit
tenger, Hill Of Lake-Porter, harris
or Monroe, Carney, Carlisle, Harris
OF Lake, Murray, Knepper, Carlson,
Korff. Gottachalk, Kenny.
Railroads Hill OF L4akeAPorter.
chairmani Hull, Korff, Bernhardt,
Duncan. Knapp, o'connor, Williams,
Cooper of Posey, Borns, Bond, Kitch,
Gottschalk.
Agriculture ~ Haines, chairman:
Daugherty.. Johnson OF Hamilton,
Hull, Carney, Fill Of Fuiton-P Pulaski,
Claypool, Knepper, Osburn, Trow.
bridge, Plass, Bender, Drake.
Public Morals Duncan, chairnans
EagenwaId, Sherwood, Wright OF
Randolph, Plass, Babcock, Farrell,
Gardner, Knepper, Hinkle, Wright
Of Clay. Gill, Kinney.
Public Expenditures - Gardner,
chairman; Barlow, De Haven, Wor-
ley, Osburn, Devol, Knapp, Batter.
man, Cooper Of vigo, Harris OF Mon
roe, Hull, Johnscn Of Bartholomew.
Schwing.
Affairs OF City Of indianapolis
Ehaugh, chairman; Buchanan, Dun
can. Borns. 1Iinkle, Mendenhall OF
Marion, Smith of Marion, Werner,
Elliott, De Haven, Clark, Bebinger.
Cities and Towns Carter, chair
man; Haines. Knapp. Murden, Smith
of Tippecanoe, Rowe OF Allen, Bat.
terman, Calvert, Bond, Leer, Miller,
echwing, Kitch.
Roads--I.afuze, chairman; Trow-
bridge. Johnson OF Hamilton, Elliott,
Sheets. Carter. Babcock, Harris OF
Monroe, Huffman. Korff. fIinRle,
Brewster, Drake.
Natural Resources -Trowbridge,
chairman; Sheets, Murden, holland,
Leer, Carter, Mendenhall Of Davies,
Carlisle, Miller, Carlson, Trent. Dun
levy. Mc1zlheny
Congressional Apportionment--
Smith OF Tippecanoe. chairman;
Wright Of Randolph, Osburn, Nc
Cutchan, Hughes, Elliott. Carlson,
Barr. Horns, Mendenhall Of Davies,
Devol, Brewster, Kitch.
Banls-~M array, chairman; Daugh.
erty, Cate Wright OF Clay, O'Con.
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Carney. Bernnardt, Smith Of vigo,
Sunny, osEurn, BuckneiI, Ldsitis.
BARLOW, BAbcock, Holman, Reeder.
Trust Funds Carney, chairman;
Haines, Noland, osburn, Werner,
Barr, Ebaugh, O'Connor, McMinn,
Thiel, Wright OF Clay. Brewster,
Bender.
Affairs OF the indiana State Prison
--fIiil Of Fulton, pulaski, chair
man; Love- Smith OF Marion, Wright
Of Randolph, Miller, johnson OF
Hamilton, Huffman, clam nts,
Haines. Bnckneil. Babcoek. Bender.
Drake.
Swamp 1ands--f1ull, chairman;
Eaines, Freeman, ClAypooi, Murden,
Rowe Of Allen, SUNNY, wheeler,
Babc0elk, williams, Hill Of Fulton
Pulaski, Gottschalk, HOFFMAN.
Military Affairs- Sherwood chair
man. Duncan. Clements, Car
Isle, Farrell, Ebaugh, thurman,
Korff, Sheets, willis, O'Connor.
Kenny, Sehwing.
Legislative Apportionmefat-o'Con
nor, chairman; De Haven, fIaines,
Lowe, Lser, Buckneil, Carter,
Wheeler, Lafaxe, Knight, Batter
man, Drake, GottschAlk.
Telephones and Telegraph-Bon
chairman; Trowbrldge, Smith Of Tip
pecAToe, Cooper of Posey, McAIinn,
Borrs, Knapp, Hill OF Lake-P Porter,
Klssinger. Gardner, Illicit, Kincaid,
Kitch.
s5ldisrs' Home and Soldiers ana
Sailors Orphans Home Smith OF
TippeoAnoe. chairman; Worley,
Sheets, Bond, Claypool, Hagenwald,
Daugherty, Cooper Of vigo, Kellar,
Lowe, Rowe OF Alien, KincAid, Nc.
Elheney.
Public Libraries - Daugherty,
chairman; EtbANgh, Hagenwald.
Hamfnitt, Clark OF Marion, holland,
Trent, Werner, Mendenhail Of Da-
vies, i4iii OF Fulton.Pulaski, Batter.
man, johnson Of bartholomew, Nc
Elhenry.
State Medicine, Health and vital
Statistics-Trent, chairman; Knight,
Werner, Mendenhall of Davies,
Trowbridge, Murray, Lafuze, Harris
OF Lake, Duncan Daugherty, Bar
low. qottschalk, Kincaid.
Correction OF the Journal-The
Speaker, chairman Eek efae3e)j Pit
tenger, Lisius, Gottschalk, Kitch.
Rivers and Waters-Knepper,
chairman; Cooper OF Posey, SUNNY,
Plass, Babcock, Korff, Buclknell,
Clements, Bernhardt. McCutchan.
Osburn, Dunlevy, Reeder.
Mileage and Aecounts-Ba
Chairman; Knapp. Leer, Trowbridge,
Mendenhall OF Davies, Smith OF Tip
peoanoe, Trent, Besinger, Devol,
Horne. Roe OF Lake, Brewster, Reed
er.
Affairs OF the Indiana Re.
formatory -Mendenhall OF Daviess,
chairman; Trent, williams, knight,
Worleys Harris of Monroe, Borns
Cooper Of vfgo. McNinn, Sheets,
Keeler, Reeder. Clark of Grown.
Phraseology of Bills - Babcock,
chairman; Freeman, Lisius, Plass,
Thiel, Horne, Carlisle, Barlow
Calvert. ClAypool, Clark Of Marion,
Clark OF Brown, Johnson OF Bar
tholomew.
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indianapolis May
Be Faced With
Grip Epidemic
Local People Urged to Use
Vigorous Measures to Com
bat Further Spread Of Deep
Grippy Colds.
PNEUMONIA CHIEF DANGER
Grippe Attacks Weaken Body's Re-
sIstance TO Germs Of Pneumonia
-AII Colds should be Treated
Promptly.

Deep grippy colds have been UNI
usually prevalent here this winter.
The situation is iairiy general
throughout the state. In some sec
lions these colds are called s'in.
fluenza," but the majority of health
officers report that they are much
nlilder than the original epidemic
and resemble more closely the old.
fashioned Ia grippe They are ustil
ally accompanied by 4 headache.
burning eyeballs and aching scalp
and frequently by gastric and IN
testinal complications such az f1ic-
coughs, nausea, diarrhea; etc.
Colds are too often neglected I'M
til they nave lowered the vitality
sufficiently to permit the lurking
germs; which cause pneumonia,
bronchitis and Influenza to attack
the body.
Don't Take Chances
The only safe plan is to attack
a cold right at the beginning. A hot
bath, a laxative, a sweat and a
vigorous application OF vicks vapo-
Rub at bedtime over throat and
chest will often break up q cold
over night
For hours after v1cks is applied
the vapors OF Canphor, Menthol,
Eucalyptus, Thyme and TurpentinB,
released as vapors by the body heat,
ate inhaled directly into the infected
air passages. At the same time
Vicks Is absorbed through. the skin
and also stimulates it like poultice
or plaster.
It is an obstinate cold indeed that
can resist this direct, double actions
Vicks vApor Steam
n the air passages are badly
stopped up. try the "Teakettie and
Tent treatment. This method fully
explained in the directions-co consists,
briefly, OF vaporizing viclzs In a tea=
kettle. and arranging a newspaper
tent" over the patients head SO
that the combined warm steam and
rnedicated vapors can be inhaled.
Mothers especially appreciate
vicks for the frequent colds Of Chi.
drerf, as it can be used freely and
often. without disturbing the digeg
tion-you Just rub it on" Over IL
million jars are used yearly .-Adver-
tisement.
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Randolph; Isafuze, Hughes. Colts
chalk, Holman.
Statistics and Emigration smith
Of Marion, chairman; Barr, Hagen
wald, Miller. Woriey, Bnckneli,
Werner, Lisius, wheeler, Williams,
Sunny, Mcf8iheny, johnson Of
Bartholomew.
insurance. Carlisle, chairman; Hill
Of Lake, Horn, Ridenour, Sherwood,
Lislns, Thurman, Freeman, Dehaven,
Smith ofNigo, Wright OF Clay, Chris.
ney, schw1ng.
Printing wright OF Randolph,
chairman Smith OF Marion, Bern.
hardt, Ciaypool, Halnes, Bebinger,
Laslus. Bond, Clark OF Marion, Car,
isle, Buchanan. Brewster, Clark 81
Brown.
Minister'S Horne, chairman; No.
land. Roe of Lake, Gin, johnson
Of Bartholomew.
Joint Enrofied Bills - DefTaven,
chairman; Cooper OF Posey. Glenn
ents, Fill d. F'ulton-Pulaskl, Nc.
MINI. Thlel. Wright OF clay, Ben.
der, Drake.
state Library ;Joint Commit.
tech Daugherty, Roe OF Lake, John
son OF bartholomew.
Joint Rules-The speaker (exofif.
cio)i Pittenger, Harris OF Lake.
Public Buildings--Willis chair.
man; Hamhitt, Gardner, Ebaugh,
Bernhard, Kissinger, Farrell, Nc.
MINI. Smith of Tippecanoe, Werner,
Wright of Randolph, Clark OF
Brown, Gill.
Enrolled Bills--Hinkle; chairman;
Thiel, Nfurden, Mendenhail OF Ma.
rion, Lafuze, Hughes, Horne,
Ebaugh, Claypool, Gardner, Ham.
nnitt. Clark of Brown, Dunlevy.
Building and Loan and Savings
Associations, - Calvert, chairmany
Bond. Cooper OF vigos Elliott, Free
man, Barlow. Kissinger, Ridenour,
Devol, Keliar, Barr, Dunievy, Brew
ster.
Sinking F'und--McMinn, chair
man; Roe of Lake, Lowe, Lisitis,
Hughes, Kellar, Daugherty, Cooper
OF vlEo, Bernhard, Ridenour, Bar
low. Clark of Brown, Reeder.
Rights and Privileges = Lee,
chairman; Smith OF Marion, Wor-
ley, Thlel, Rowe OF Allen. Knight,
Hughes, Babcock, Carney, Hill Of
F'ulton--Pulaski, Keiiars Klncaid,
McElheny.
Federal Relations Carlson, chair
man; Batterman, Hughes, McCiutch-
an, wheeler, Buckneli, Werner.
Sherwood, Miller. Human, Hill OF
F'ulton-Puiaski, Kincaid, Bender.
Affairs OF Second. Glass Cities
Cooper of Posey, vanderburg, chair
man; Cooper Of vigo, Gardner, fIar-
ris OF Lake, Mccutchan. Smith OF
vigo, Trent. willis, Calvert, hin OF
Lake, Porter, Roe Of Lake. Reeder,
Holman.
Engrossed Bills-osburn chairman;
Murray, Mendenhail, Horne. Kissing
er, fIinRle. Lafuze, Leer, Miller, Mol
and Lowe, Dunlevy, Holman.
Benevolent and Scientific Instftu,
tions- Knight. chairman; Carlson,
De Haven. Murden, Trent, Smith OF
Marion. holland, Lowe, Carney,
Sheets. Roe OF Lake, Edtch, Gin.
Claifns-Lowe, chairman: Hughes,
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doom of theology is near unless pre-
scented with freedom !"
Brown described heresy trial in
this age OF enlightenment as an abb
surd farce and said he had been
tried not through malice, but
through an unfortunate dilemma, to
which the ecclesiastical mind is
heir"
For nearly three years Brown has
been gathering information, writing
and rewriting the brief which he
presented today
Brown, who is So, was unable to
deliver his appeal orally. Il was
submitted TO the prelates in writing.
Last May II, the trial court, sit
ting in the chapel Of Trinity Ca
thedral where today's appeal was
heard, convicted Brown OF hsresy.
The charges were brought by the
House of Bishops on twenty-three
allegedly heretical quotations from
Browns book Communism and
Christianisnl." In the book the au-
thor accepted the supernaturalism
of the Bible, not literally but only In
their symbolic Interpretation.
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Legislature ssw fit to place that In
stitution under separate board OF
trustees.
II am OF the opinion that this has
proved to be unwise on account OK
the conflict OF authority over the
same class OF wards, and the diff
Guilty experienced In transferring
wards fnpm one institution to an.
other.
''In the interest OF more efficient
and economic management, / rec
ommend that both feeble-rninded In.
situations be placed under one board
Of trustees.
The bill to strengthen the blue
sky law was pasted by the Senate
in the last Legislature, he said,
but when it found It's way into the
House it was met with such deter
mined opposition from selfish and
influential lobby that 1t failed OF
passage. I would recommend that
this Legislature not delay longer In
making the needed correction"
Law Enforcement Urged
1--WE should lend every encourage
ment possible 10 an economic ad-
ministration both OF local and State
governments with a NV to saving
the taxpayers money wherever
possible. We should keep In mind
that the only way to reduce taxes is
to reduce expenditures. we should
discourage the enactment OF any
law that carries with 1t any add.
tional salary or added expense in
its enforcement or administration.
AS view 1t, we are In need OF but
very few new laws. We need bet.
ter Observance Of the many we now
have.
every officer charged with en-
forcement OF law should be made to
realize his or her obligation in this
regard. Officers wiifuliy failing to
i've up to their obligation in law en-
forcement should be compelled to
forfeit their Office, and their commits
sion should be recalled.
II believe so thoroughly in our form
of Government, and its division of
departments. and that any one de-
partment should not trespass upon
the prerogatives of another, that
will absolutely refrain from In any
way attempting to dictate to your
body / shall be glad at. all times,
however, to counsel and advise with
members of the Legislature pertain
ing to matters Of legislation. MY
counselswiH not be confined to those
OF one political party"
Wants Debt Paid
He recommended that the iYiheri-
lance tax be turned into the general
fund and that foes Of utilities in pub
lie service commission cases be In
crNased to meet the COMMISSIONS
operating expenses.
He advocated payment OF the ST.
Ann non state debt as eoo- az, pos.
sible and that the State 1--we within
It's means thereafter.
All boards OF trustees Of State in
stitutions should be uniform
by. appointment OF members,
two OF whom only sbo,,'a be selected
from the same political party, he
urged.
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FOR ITCHING TORTURE

There IS one remedy that seldom fails
TO stop itching torture and relieve skin
irritation. and that makes the skin soft,
clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo. which generally overcomes skin
diseases, Hczenna. Itch, Pimples, Rash
es. Hlsckheads, in most cases quickly
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear over night. Itching
usually stops Instantly, Z4rnO is
safe, antiseptic liquid that may be ap-
piled &C any time, for Il does not show.
Trial bottle. soc large sixd ST. zemo
eohp. 25c. An drpggistaz dyertlse.
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Guard at New York State
Penitentiary Suffered
Ten Years From
Catarrh.
Now
Well
He
Used
,PE-RU-NA

Mr.. Charles S. Many, IL Water S.,
Ossining, N. Y, writes 81 had
catarrh for ten years, tried lot
of medicines, spent lot Of money
but It did me no good. Instead OF
getting better / grew worse. My
eyes were bloodshot, my nose
Nnelled bad, and I would get SO
dizzy would be forced to catch
hold OF something to keep from
falling. used about ten bottles Of
Pe.ru-na and am cured Of catarrh,
the dizzy feeling has left me and /
am not bothered any more. 1 keep
Pe-ru-na in the house and when
feel cold coming on take q
little. It does me good"
Ask for the original and genuine,
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Aent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-13
Appealing Heresy Conviction Before
Episcopal Review Court, Aged
Prelate Scores Leaders of Past
and Urges New Freedom.

Press
hat Christian churches for nearly thousand years held up
progress of civilization made today by Bishop William
Montgomery Brown before the review court Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Trinity Cathedral here ,
This sensational declaration hurled in the faces Of the
sight prelaes constituting the highest of Episcopal
Church hearing Bishop Browns appeal from conviction
aeresv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-13
Distinction

BY Tsmes Special
RUgHvILLE, Ind, Jan. is.
with a new FIRE pufnper
placed In service, Rushviile
loses claim to the distinction Of
being the only city with a paid
department having 4 horse
drawn wagon.
The haylokt in the city build.
ing IL now d matter OF history.
skinnie ana Prince. horses who
have responded to IRE alarms
for years, will be sold TO the
highest bidder.