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Timely Views
EDucATIoNAL FAcIITIEs IN AMERIcA RACED
BY DR.. JOHN J. TIGERT
U. 5. Commissioner Of Education.

= NVW"'"V"VI . INWN"WV"'
Or. John j. Tigert was born in 1882 in Nash
vile, Tenn. After completing his studies at va
rious universities in the United States and abroad
he became professor Of philosophy at Central coli
lege, Missouri, in 1877. In 1908 he was appointed
president Of the Kentucky Wesleyan college at
Winchester, where he remained until 1911. lie was
active with the Y. ". q. II in France during the
World war and later became lecturer at the Uni
versity Of Beaune, France. lie has been U. S. COM
missioner Of education since 1921.
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Explorers have discovered in Central America the
remains Of what were probably elevated railroads. II
they will communicate with US we shall be happy to
tell them where the trains can be found.-New Yorker.
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1t amt any trouble for US democrats to see who is
leading now, but what we want to know is where are
we going ?-Dallas News.
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DR.. Riley, his voice teasing, said: "Its a little coun-
try girl, | can see that"
READ THIS FIRST:

READ THIS FIRST:
Janet Nary James. sweet as the
blue grass in which she used to love
10 lie and dream the lazy Kentucky
days away, has waited ever since
she was a tiny girl for the opening
or "The Letter" Her mother. little
Mile. Marcella Odette, French singer,
died the night she was born. leav-
ing two letters. One was to her ia
ther, Daniel Webster James, igno-
rant, self-styled mountaineer parson.
begging him TO give Janet Mary TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Elmer, who took
her in when she was f~riendless;
the other to Janet. 10 he opened on
her eighteenth birthday. Janet, who.
with the life savings of the old
mountaineers, was given n splendid
education in a private school fifty
miles from Big Greek, her home, has
but one aim in life-Broadway and
the stage. Auntie and Uncle Pete,
with dread. wait for the mex. day;
they know Janet will leave their
mountains soon. To Janet, the min
utes drag like hours. while she won
ders what is, in "The Letter" and
what II viii mean in her life. Janet's
mother pours out her heart in the
letter, and begs Janet 10 take up
where she left off. and be a sing
CT. Janet decides to leave al once
for New York, helped by the funds
sent her by an uncle in France. She
arrives in the big city. Dashing
across the street. she ~ Knocked
down by n taxi. and is rushed to
a hospital. Dr. Ballard Riley, known
as a woman hater among the nurses.
comes to Janet's bedside
(NOW GO on WITH THE STORY)
CHAPTER Nv
Hold il, sister. / have to see a
blush with my very own eyes" He
laid a large. smooth hand on Janet's
snow-white forehead and grinned:
mot fever. either. Genuine. low.
II you tell me how Il came about.
may be better able TO diagnose
your case"
1t was Miss Barnum's turn to
laugh. She choked and turned to
the burning Janet.
"Tell him. Miss James. Or. IL you
won't. ! will. 7 told her she was
the most beautiful patient who ever
eams here. And II bowled her over."l
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The Grab Bag


was captured BY John Burgoyne, an
English general.
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Criminal records indicate youths waywardness runs
too much to high~aywardness--wall Street Journal.
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Today's Horoscope
Persons born under this date gen
orally 20 through hard experiences
IN their life and attain success only
through toll. But the end is worth
the sacrifice with them. They are
cautious, anxious and thoughtful.
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Answers 70 Foregoing q.

Answers 70 Foregoing Questions
1. suzanne Lenglen; tennis;
French.
2. Windsor.
3. San Francisco earthquake and
fire.
4. Franz Schubert.
3. Psalms. cxxxNviii, n.
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a DWENN AWWWNHN
"The rays Of happiness, like those
OF light, are colorless when IN
broker .r-Longfellow
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Who composed the "Unfinishe
Symphony?
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Today in the Past
On this date, in 1777, Ticondoroga
Evening star., 1928-05-03
SALE--HOUsEs.


5 rooms and bath: possession with deposit.
This house must be sold Or rented at once;
Evenings Georgia 20sl.
wo0DsIDE. ND ROOMS, BATH: PRAC.
tically new; huilt-ip garage, awnings, screens; cree
Evenings feEUg Georgia eosi. si'-0NN' Ms'" 'o1e'
r., I. AVE NEAR 1st N.W.-EIGHT-ROOM
brick dwelling. hot-water heat foil burner). :.
brick heated double rarase. TO effect imme:
dia,e sale: nrce has been REDUCED ., trcm ron
iNC. 1ol4 Vi: ave {see Mr.. Rirckhead1
BUNGALOW. ONE BLOCK
north OF Rhode Island ave; ne; contains ;
er~ RICO convenience: large lot. Can be sold for
small cash payment and very reasonable
terns. II you are looking for 2 cozy hunEa-
CARTER, 3os Investment BIDS. Main. airs:
evenings. Col, 5lo4. -
1911 s ST. .N.w.-,sIx ROOMS, BATH, CA
high, Junior high and grammar SCHOOLS:
sood bus service: So 900: terms.
WILL SELL MY coy HONE HONE n Sto WOOD Cs.D
Valance r P m6nsv s'H ntsres Sss
Five rooms, porches. ami. double gsraSe
viii make necessary repairs for purchaser
i Block. % owner r win be at premises from
st. ne. Franklin 76ss. .---=--.
PARTY LEAVING CITN--FOk QUNh SALE
of S-room brick house. will sacrifice mart OF
equity. Modern improvements. St ne
tween 18th and 10th NV. Address BOX
3a4-v. star office. --
BEAUTIFUL NEW CORNER HOUSE,
Five rooms three porches: garage, match,
ing house: Pctworth. $3.50: about 5000
cash: terms. OWNER. 74a Hamilton nv. .
A REAL BARGAIN IN A. NEW SIX-RoOM
brick house nicely situated near schools ana
churches. 9 rooms. h.-w h., tile bath. huil{-
in sleeping porch: deem lot. Terms TO SUIT
purchaser Phone OWNER. Main 1882 or
Hvattsville 56-I. - -------
COLORED. ON KENYON ST. NEAR 18th
7.rocn brick. front and rear porches. n:rw'n.;
eIec. garage Price and terms reas. r.. M
Aiken NJ $3.50: eve. Atl S36-J.
$1,000. BIG BARGAIN. VACANT. $l0o
cash, only $50 monthly payments buys TINS
modern brick home box tyne. q rooms, tiled
bath. hardwood floors hot-w,ater heat. gas
ard cleo. wide front porch. rear porches
garage. Has lust been completely repapered
repainted floors scraped. etc. 1s located
in one OF the host sections ne. Call owner
Main 26T Kensingtou l25-R.
$3.50 CASH. Ss7 so MO PRICED LESS
than So 500. Burleith near 3Tth & t
Nearly new tapcstry brick. modern. hot.
wster heat, oak floors, porches. etc. q
hig rooms, garage, Call owner. kensington
Evening star., 1928-05-03

CHEVY cHASE--OiL BURNER: SIX ROUMS,
III you're looking for an exceptional home at
his bargain ilnneeiiateiy Corner locati0n.
sterling neighborho0d. six wonderfully a..
tFaetiye rooms. two,car garage To sell ~
payment and Ss5 monthly Between 3 am.
and pm Wisconsin 27e3; after pm.
Wisconsin 2s75. . 49,
f91G FIREPLACE FOUR nEDRo0Ms---
Chevy Chase a neighhorhood that you'll he
clad TO live in. CHEEKY log fireplace IN spa.
eogs Living r9Sm ra orairg siIcben e"sT a.d room on
floor on second floor two spare bedroome
q extra size. Moderate down payment ard
SE5 monthly will buy this home. Wisconsin
2s75. day or evening.
NEW MODERN; SIX ROOMS: CHEVY
Chaee--A perfectly planned home. complete
rooms with l0ts OF windows model kitchen.
oak floors thrangnont. plenty oi clnsHas: 1T. ".
sfpsened slna tSs sox SO foot 10. l. iandscaped
and has fruit trees 4 remarkable value ~
81 $50. with reasonssels cash pigment and and
day after 5 pm. Wisconsin 1878.
iitYY THIS TIVK-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH
your rent nloneY--Fiye cheerful rooms With
hath hot. water heat cool veranda. outside
pantry tastefuily papefsd very remark
ABLE buy r. $500 w.h rsss1gs'a aa,sr ers eass
s4a so All Information. North b31A,
MEAN Ord And SHEPHERD s'rs. W.
Groom brick dwelling AMI Price =, Ipo1:
cARTrR nos intssfment Bids. Main li7s
eFe, phone Col. 3t3t. --
KEhAEDY. ST NV BRICK DWELLING
iiorch da,Iilf back porehos almost ne.
warrant. Terms. 500 cash. 500 per meaih.
4f7e! cye Dhope. Col 5s24,
WEsF or 18TH sT Al cot. RD.~~BHICK
dWalina r., b., amt 10 perfect condition
cHETfg' ssfti's K nos iassSimeel Diiis Main al9s
sgemlhe Dhgne ol, - - --r-----,--..rvzv,-ysx-
H., BKiCK BAh0AIs. 45.2b0~~A sFl.LN.
d,d opportunity 10 luy, your own nome ~
lees than you're probably throwing away -
.tssd email doos Gas@ esk sad sad 6st O" as
psrehes h0t,water heat: l44etoot lot, paved
alley 10 rear aii neiFhbarh?od eonysnispcss,i
h0fth $3.50 until o tonight.
In v sT' N "a ROOMS. AND BATH. IN.
el9ssed porshes lsIgs @ sspa, sia 1m3 s,rielr ITCHY
nsw house insoseti9n all das' reasonsels.
NJ. BRICK nDiLTIH GAhIfE-.,.sfx
sei sI' {, d '', "qes I. i orleed ~ g76O yi,h
I5eisIls nntii il tonisbt kprt6 1000
40iI PORTER sT MODERN HdME IN
Cleveland fafk iilsi IN c0nn; ase, MAa
trust cteFeland 33gb
BARGAIh ~~pARK VIEW SIX ROOM co
ioBiai lrict h0aie with iva giassed in port'hes
Deilfs, Gni 8Ji0W -
LARGE 20.FOOT STONE FRONT HOUSE,
fansinienl d0NDipNn ineaii9D 10 F9nnls.
isaihe EafHgH NGtl ~ present OWnGf $40 UDD,
bat viii sfil tor 9Ib.f50. LOUIS T.. SHOE,
| HAKRH, ll11 New York ave, NV, Main
| 1863 ~ 1867.
COLON GAED-~-INspECT .flaI GIHARD sT.
nv, OpeD evenings % n. This bousd
u ~ excellent condition bedF00ms, ills
baths h..w.h.. eleeLtielsy instant sgspus
hsater and EaFafs, Pfleed low Monthly
paYmenLs Ike rent IelnmblA hhLk
cc0L0h EDTv $50 doSns $3.50 monte: Rnys
Saap. Aala sea. sEfsss ceL ASA
Evening star., 1928-05-03
TWO FAMILIES

Opportunity TO buy ten.room house. suit
able for two families, away from the con-
gested city: house - new. most attractively
designed and IL constructed Of stucco: near
onh 30 minutes from the center of town by
auto. Can be made two entirely separate
apartments with two living rooms. two dining
rooms two kitchens two sieenjng Dorches
two baths. two hreplaces and two independ-
ent heating plants. Write today for COM
nlete description and photograph. Address
OFF
Evening star., 1928-05-03
MONEY TO LOAN LOAN.

sT0RTKFEPERs-TF YOU NEED MONEY.
see US CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE
CO. Suite pos District Natl Bank Bldg.
APPLICATIONS FOR GOOD SECOND
truEie deeired Immediate answers. CHAS.
sAEER, 924 18th. Main 80.
MONEY 10 LOAN 70 INDTVIDTALs on
personal Endorsements at 6rs: confidential
service j r. oUARLEs. los South Wash.
lngton e., Alexandria va. Telephone Alex.
Evening star., 1928-05-03

COLORED-BARGAIN.
1T,7S0~~SAO0 CASH SA7 80 PER NO,
q. NV. lust oft North Capttol Al,
Beautiful i0'ro0m and bath brick home with
ssaod yard 90 paved alley. Reduced from
SHOWALTER REALTY CO..
it0a VI. Ave. Main Alse, Eve. Pot, 4%pt
Evening star., 1928-05-03
NpdI IllIcHt
Suitable for Colored.
Big Income,

Ten-apsr,naent brick structure, furnished,
near downtown. which can be msde 20 net
purchaser around 1885,. is on market he
cause Of illness Of present owner: has been
whjte apartment, hut could Ne prontaoiy
nesrey Priced st only S9S 600, this spavt.
merit car he made 80 gross nearly $4,000
annually ana 10 net shout $500. thus pay
inE for Itself iess Than seven wears bulid,
Ing is newly PAINTED snd ls newly pspeTed5
cash and the balance on convenient terms;
Wr,fe today for ecrnnleie description. Ad-
fs-css Enx SNR.N Star NfaIcs.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
SALE-HOUsE8.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

Afternoons and evenings. The
home woman would love
beautifully appointed; ami. ;
ideal location, just off 10th ST.,
near Rock Creek golf course.
1885 Whittier st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
M0DERS sT.BTRRAN HOMES
50 acres north Of Washington.

Is acres. D C.. clear. for ami. one trast.
90 acres. nearby Nd. for city residence.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
SALE OR EXCHANIE.

6WNER Will -SA{RIFICE AN EQUITY OF
about Sl1s 0Q0 shNve first trust tlu-yesE
r1ortcsSel in \ brsn6-new. and fully rented
anartr7,enf house Rental about S5o.ouU
annually Property located near 10th and
Park "a Contains all modern Conyenlences.
VIII trade equity for acreage. eutldinE lots
Or other desirable CITY or cut-ot-town prop
erfv InveStiEate Address Box 4SS-N, star
cf7ce -
FTYF-R00N BUNGALOW. PoRCHES.
hzv window h-w h. elec. stove. tul base
r1sni. gsrsxe TO match house; yard fenced,
Bartlett Realty Co, loeS h ST. NV. Main
$50
WOODRTnGF- n C--NEw CORNER HOME.
8 rooms . hafhs. one block from E, l. ave.
vii eNchanre $4,000 equity on Cood-nayluE
zuzrfrnert house up TO Sl5o0ou- Cau
BURTON. North eos. "
Sos5 Tth ST. Nw-BRlCK, SEMI
detached S large rooms reception hail. large
sttfc. ami. BARTLETT REALTY. 1u0s
St nv. NAN So.
<-R0CM SENTnETACHED HOME, H.-wH~
lsTge double EsTzEe; subject 10 one trust,
will trade for small clear property. any
condition or location. Pot. S1l@-J. SIG
ChsnnlnE ne. .
cs ACRES on GRAIN HIGHWAY 1.0oo
feet on paved ri.. clear Of encumb.: trade
for house. northwest. Call BARRON. Main
Evening star., 1928-05-03
Exclusive Agents.
aattH IEIA. - ~ a

A .woHDERFrL OPPORTUNITY.
heoI ban9alo@ u 2 rooms s0d bath hard,
#o0f GDgts gas eiee city water sewer
b =. eiee rsDge kitehtp cabinet gatass,
pss snisDt ana terms q q IAkfZfkGEK
10 e. ~ PHoHe Asig 33fi
f6iasf 8s,,er' % % > L and W J'sa Iaaisyatd.
neaf DjAt59et liHs bfouni liinRAi9y. nelal
sha laFKt stt}a WHter aa0 light lots 100
feel ~ i.aHsi3g agenae by 100 hesn Il0Dae
a9 @Ay fyeH f0f gaf'iaB DDiitfS truit;
i, gieehs frem lRs 29s p sls5ee,lqi,s
yyaHH buti9iHg it2O y y ave Hw
TAR0AA .PARH HOMEs
tN9 iRtf. Sew rftgHIa hWd Hf1fG W.
heat Bp 10 date ~ $50. $3.50 do3B Alsa
esls aafs god 9-foom DlHg9io~ M Lsl uibh.
Md. Fsjrlagd hArilOD gfad egFDtf got store
sas stsl.9Y eensifsr egselisnRe, II -. Or, 2s7i.
yARf1Nh PAKE REALTY co.
3D4 leaar ~ fak0Haa Pafk. u g.
Groom. AND BATH BUNGALOW. WITH
bas iiass pries. $3.50; no cash. s5t =
@. q, ZANTZINGER,
SAaSs Hysltgys!js1a, Hgslligiia ~ ].
Evening star., 1928-05-03
BDDIH , FARM AGENCY,
MoTsa U y z Corner sth ana y Nw .
cpf7 EV1 Avn

acres cisnfon I'd 5-roa. bpngslow.
betH furnace @elisF e}ee oDen fireplace
RstsRe pp3z3tgg house $40 feet al,sut 900
csp8etF Z-slery RKsin baeR. water fronts
o. sogtBefE MsfTland nike
Evening star., 1928-05-03

3 rooms modern. near 14fh and Falrmoni
Tor colD-ec property.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
gALE-FARMS.

At 2 w00DF0RD KLEC- sTA- YA--f4 A.
wits ensl olc. 4-rOom ho0se bad repair
FF3as. W 200 st SIS per RIO high ground
lay9s trees some fru8t. Phone Fails Church
S51sFS Owner " &. SHERMAN X l.
MeLkao Va So
~. AcEEs on DEFEssK BIGHwAY--FINg
old ealiAiuR site fertile soil large barn
egasB ogt3Hldlngs Apr1nF running stream
- so Acftess BoE s2s.g Star Office 81
PprLTRY. AND GARDE1 FARM 30 ACREg
10 sailes from CsDliol sB MARY and 5-roona
bgnE s4ow. 100 fruit trees. large poultry
Plsnt Only ~ $50 for aft. Owner moving
EACTLI1@ EARAf ACEA-CN
Evening star., 1928-05-03

8 rooms prominent ave FIRST com. clear
Want house near 14th ard Park re.
Evening star., 1928-05-03
MARI, F.ejp0 pIng

~ scges efeTs Fosuq fesrse elec cei.
lsF hsfat - males from = 4 i3ne state
Fes1 ffohtsSe bies F9aSe shl1DbefY. fruit
sse ; pretty spgt fpf aoIne. bafRslH 5000
Der acre
Evening star., 1928-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.
- -
GAl.E.---llllllGEH.

3 TO q ROOM HOIISE. " ACRE UP. NEAF
ears viii exchange corner brick or de
taohed frame Cieye 5ss0-J
Evening star., 1928-05-03

53ia 9Th ST. Nw.-PRACTTCALL NEW :
5 rooms and bath: possession with deposit.
This house must be sold or rented mt once
make offer. G. H. LALEGER. Main 1919.
EVENINGS Georgia oOHi
Evening star., 1928-05-03

". j. HILL. Jfa
BEAUTIFUL GROOM sTTCC0 HOUSE IN
Ehexerig Md taken ln 81 mtg. sale Every
eoHyeniencs aid improvement. sacrifice
st $40 500. Terms. No trade.
~ W. 8. HILL. Jr,;
23 wEsTM0RELARD AVE.
n blks. east q Laurel ave. lust of Of Elm.
TAKOMA PARK ND
Attrsctive g-foom bungalow with fireplace,
double hardwood floors eis1 butlt-in garage.
Large lot. Terms reasonable
PRICE. - 500
v. YAN D0LeEA Main g7t
~ OWkER SRooM AID BATH BrsGA.
i0s. h,-W h garage ~ 500 on terms or
hlR reduction II buyer takes up 2hd trust.
~ ACRES R0IJ.lhG LAND FRONTAGE
located for slFatiYBsinn. Prlced reasonably
ln Beltesie Nj. j. s. JOAEg oxford
Bldg Main 1890. So
FOREST GLKG M -~- ROOM BUkGA-
i9H mi ffaF station ~ 2BD easy terms,
n, A EAkEtsE. owner. FOREST Glen.
TAKOMA pARK~--s. fsuOM CORREH hin
gai0y ami ipt D0E 80. $3.50 cash, .tDI
ttI8H AilSH afe. Shepherd ysl0J after
q ~.
VIRGINIA HlgHLANits VIII sAfEIFICE
ny aE@ 5rGgnl. ANA, bungalow. large lot.
M9st @eii ~ Dtlhe yours. Address box
PRACTICALLY SEW. AODYhR 1.kOOM
sHd bath home with over half an acre ~
ground, ~ great saeTinas. This h0uss
was b1iiii by Gwnsr as his home and 10 up-
PERCY Y, RUSSELL co,
REALTORS
Evening star., 1928-05-03
sAIE-sUBURBAN PROPRRTY.

WELL LOCATED SUBURBAN HOME - q
rooms. bath. poreheE. screens. garage.
viii sell for equity. less than SI2 900 Well
financed. Call cIege. 1896.
GROOM. 2-sTORY HOUSE. AMI. H.-W.H..
large porch. garage; lot so by 19O; shade
and fruit trees. berries and Erapes. paved
street . blocks from business section. in
B.w. section Of Hyattgviiie Price. 81. Sou
$500 cash and $50 per month o. b.
ZANTZIsGEK. Phone Hyattsviile ~
Hyaft3yiiIe Md
Evening star., 1928-05-03

vi HAVE Jfs9 LISTED A ~ 8BEE DF
egasH ff14&. tlanGeH aud tr2ob farms neaF
NAkh8ugbgg that ran ~ DggEbt ~ hatgsin
p98ees Soase " esehsHge foF y. e D4apafts
ct gss
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY.
Kosed ~ y D. Corner 9th Sta AW. .
Evening star., 1928-05-03

5-ROOM BUNGALOWS ON BALTIC. BLVD
lust across District line. taken ~ at mortgage
sale newly papered and painted; ami. To
Ese sold II sacrifice pFires
W HILL, Jr
Evening star., 1928-05-03

7-r. & b. home, ami. attic: one block
from Il, I. ave- on beautiful lot SO by l4":
paved street anf alley: fruit and cranes.
Worth $4,000. A snsp at only SS.750
easy terms Inquire 3377 r. l. ave. ne.
~ all ~NO0
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24
She Reads the School Page
IN The Times

What mother isn't interested in her children and in
other children? Who you suppose waits at the door
every Friday night for her Times to if her boys
girls picture name is mentioned in The Times
School Page? If Johnnie or Helen or Frank or Ruth
performs credtably in the schools annual play, where
do you suppose mother will look for the news? On that
same Times School Page!
Capably edited by Helen Ashcraft, who devotes her
entire time to this once a week feature, The Times
School Page has become worthy and interesting page
read and followed by mothers It offers advertisers
unique but positive method of reaching the Indanap-
oils housewife.
These feature pages are merely indicative of the
womans interest to be found every page in every
issue Of The Times For in this age of Helen Willses
and Alexa Strings and Gertrude Ederles her de-
mands for sport news must be considered as well as
those of her husband and her brother. And in this
newspaper she finds satisfaction, the news she wants
to read when she wants to read t-news of her world
that is news.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24

ers were expected by the school
board tonight.
Several board members are I'M
derstood to feel the board can raise
sufficient funds by bond issue to
purchase sites for the two high
schools, although construction would
not be possible for several years.
Broad Ripple High School, origin
ally constructed for about 200 pupils,
now is greatly overcrowded, having
more than twice that number of
pupils.
Irvington residents recently asked
purchase of a site Immediately for
high school.
The board is expected to pass a
resolution providing for retirement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

arraignment of political corruption
here Monday night.
Adams charged Governor Jack
son asked the resignation of Earl
Crawford and John D. Williams
from the State highway department
at the demand of D. G. Stephenson,
who, he said, intended to reap re-
ward through the road ripper bill. p"
Adams found occasion for new
attacks on Frederick E. Schorte-
meier, secretary Of State, and Harry
G. Leslie. speaker of the House, two
Of his rivals for the gubernatorial
nomination.
What are you going to do about
it?" Adams asked. Are you go
ing to vote for Schortemeier, the
crown prince of Stephensonisn, or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24

of all teachers when they reach So
years of age.
A delegation representing the
School 80 Parent-Teacher Club is
expected to present a petition pro-
testing retirement of Miss Alice
'Geary, School 80 principal, one of
the sixteen veteran teachers who
would be affected this year by the
retirement rule.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24
Woman Dies at Auto wheel
81 Times Special

81 Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, April 24.-Mrs.
Othel Uncleback, 40, Shirley, diea
at the wheel of her automobile at Il
downtown street intersection here
Monday. She had just driven from
q parking place when stricken. The
car completed a circle with the
PROSTATE woman slumped at the
wheel, and crashed into another
machine before stopping. Mrs.
Uncleback's mother, Mrs. ]. F. Star
buck, was with her in the car.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24
School to Cost $4,000

By Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, April "a
A $4,000 bond issue to provide funds
for erection of a school building in
Shelby Township has been bought
b ythe Inland Investment Company,
Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24
DISCUSS SCHOOL
SITES TONIGHT
Board Also to Vote on Re-
tirement Rule.

Discussion Of purchase of sites for
Irvington and Broad Ripple high
school sites in the near future, and
action on a resolution setting an old
age retirement rule for school teach
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24
Flags G. 0. P. RIVALS
Adams Turns Attack on
SChortemeier, Leslie.

BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, April "a
Every farmer must leave his pillow,
every housewife her kitchen and
every business man his counter and
march to the polls regardless of
party to clean the gang out" de-
clared Thomas H. Adams, Repub-
lican gubernatorial candidate in an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24

She Reads the Society Page
IN The Times
She Reads the Club Page
IN The Times

Each Saturday The Times publishes fine complete society and
club pages Three of these pages which typical and repre-
sentative of them all, are reproduced above
Edited by Mary Farmer society editor these pages play an
important part in the social life of Indianapolis womanhood
Miss Farmer known by many Of the leaders of indianapolis
woman world and received because of the fairness and
clarity with which she reports happenings of interest all
Indianapolis.
Note the number and variety of items in the above pages
Short but complete No attempt is made to color embe
fish elaborate upon the facts these pages follow the
policies Of fast in vogue hruout the entire editorial
department.
Indianapolis social leaders welcome the opportunity of
ton here for only items of real value are used
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24

are you going to vote for Leslie, the
corrupt ruler Of two legislatures,
who caucused behind closed door5
against an Investigations"