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CHURCH WILL
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Tho Broadway Evangelical church
ON Broadway at Fifty-sixth street.
viii celebrate it's first anniversary
next SUNDAY Bishop NJ. 7. Maze.
d n, Of Harrisburg. Pa. will be the
speaker. Services win be conducted
at 1913 p IN and 4 D. m.
The following ministers will ap-
pear on the program of the after
noon. the Rev Ernest Evans. Rev. J.
il. Killing, the Rev. F.. NJ. Kerlm
and the Rev. Ambrose Aegerter, be-
sides the pastor and Bishop Maze.
A special program Of music has
been prepared by the choir Tor the
day.
A union service OF all the Evan
geiical churches i'm the city will be
held i'm The First church. corner Of
New York and East streets. at 7.45
p. n. With Bishop Maze as speaker
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CHURCH SYNOD WILL
MEET HERE SOON
The Rev. T. P BoIIger viii Present Plans for the Work
of the Department of Rome Missions.

The Rev. T. P BoLger D D. of Madison. Wis will present
renortS work
Missions when the general synod the Reformed
states meets for tri-enna
IN the First Reformed
indianapolis
Dr. Boger
and northTard include all
provinces Of Manitoba Saskatchewan
Ao undr bis l1er9n The Mnebago Neis
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CHURCH TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

The FairvleW Presbyterian church
viii ordain and install the newly
elected elders and deaconS. Sunday
morning. when DR.. Edward Haines
Kistler will preach on "Elected-to
Whst?" Mrs F. T. Edenharter has
arranged a specially chosen musical
setting for this hour.
Tuesday at SIS the Young Peo-
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Cow and Calf Mutilated

BN lWcS HDccIfI
LYONS, Ind, April 13.-Delker
Sparks, farmer near here, is un-
able to ascribe a motive for cutting
off tails Of COW and calf in a
barn on his property. The tails
were left where they fell after the
cutting.
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Retired Merchant Dies

BIZ ] lines SDeci1J
ANDERSON. Ind. April 13.-John
F. Williams, so, retired merchant,
died unexpectedly here. Funeral
services will be held at the Elks
home, Sunday afternoon. He was
stricken suddenly a few hours after
he returned from California where
he spent the winter with his family.
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Brandenburg at the Ben Davis
Methodist Episcopal church, At
night, the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will observe Found
ers day.
The Rev. Walter B. Grimes will
| preach at the Bellaire Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday morning
on The Kind of Religion that Pro-
notes Health" At night, Christian
Liberty.
The American Rescue Workers,
Inc. will begin services in their
Gospel Mission hall, $50 West Wash
ington street Sunday evening
Meetings will be held nightly With
the exception of Monday and Satur-
day nights. Major J. Hundley and
wife and Miss l., Hoffman, will be
in charge.
The Rev. Bert r. Johnson of the
Downey Avenue Christian church
will speak in the morning on THE
Cost of Discipleship." at night,
four or five young people will take
part in Prince of Peace contest.
why Religion Can Not Dispense
With Relief" and Why We Need
the Bible" will be the themes Sun
day of the Rev. NJ. H. Reynolds of
the Hall Place Methodist EPISCOPAL
church.
The Rev. E. P. Jewett of the Madi-
son Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will preach Sunday morning
on Gods Warming Signal"
A baptismal service will proceed
the sermon. The EpTorth League
will meet at 7 o'clock.
What Is Your Prayer Power?"
and "Love-Born Love-" are the an
nounced themes of the Rev. Homer
c. Boblitt of the Linwood Christian
I church.
At the Centenary Methodist Epis-
/ copdl church, the Rev. Clarence E.
Wagner will speak In the morning
on Winning Gods Praise" and at
night. "A Square Look at an Over
/ looked Character"
A revival meeting is now in prog
reSs at The st. Paul Baptist church.
/ The Rev. r. NJ. HaU kins is assist
ing the Rev. P. D. Gordon.
The Resurrection Appearances of
Jesus" is the important topic an
nounced by the Rev. Edmond Ker-
lin at the First Evangelical church.
At night. Bishop NJ. T. Maze OF
Harrisburg. Pa, will speak.
The two weeks special gospel
meetings at st. Paul Methodist
Episcopal church will close Sunday
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Fishing the Air


to
trouble to except Sunday Many
letters would
o a
day NBC system
at $50 o'clock
Spany his
Edwin Godnan march by the
system Saturday at o'clock.
his
NBC Saturday evening O'Clock
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SATURDAY

$50 P. M
WwJ C920l. Detroit-Feature program.
-6:45P NJ
KYW 1920. Cnicago-Organ
NBC System DoinRs Of Conerce Depart
ment' TO KDKA. WHA5. WJR, WLW.
100 P. M
VIGIL f97o1, Chicago-Concert ensemble.
WDAF t6l0t, Kansas City-Male quartet
WON C72oi. Chicago-FIoorwaIker.
WGR t550l. B-aalo-Studlo.
WIS (S70l, Chicago apbook; AngeiuS.
MIC system Goldman band to WJR.
WMAQ i67oi. Chicago-Trio photolog.
-7l5 P. NJ
KNOX tbo5 lo9ol' St. Louis-orcheStra' Toy
wcAH .i43o). columbus-old Timers or
1870 P. M
KsTP 1850, St Paul-Musical features.
kOA 1907. Denver-HappinesS period
WCCO ,8lol Minneapolls-St. Paul-Fire-
NBC System-Dance orchestra to WGY.
WCFL 800, Chicago - Music Publishers
period.
y W WJR, = WV. WHAs' KYW al 10 NINA
WIS 870. Chicago-Qumtet.
WSM $500. Nashvllle-Craig' orchestra.
-7;45 p. NJ
W6co $40. Minneapolts-st. Paul - Old
-8P. M
WBAP 900. Fl. wOrth-songs; police
wBBM l'77ol. Characterization tunes.
WCCO 800. Minneapolis-St. PauI-Sym-
phony di Camera.
NBBC sys5emwq, {; sy5aphony orchestra
WGN t720,. Chicago-Feature program.
NBC System-The Camoah Mystery to
VIZ, KDKA, XIV,
WsM. $500, NashviIie-Barn dance three
and one-haf hours.
$50 P. M
KSTP G46Ol. ST. Paul-Musical feature
WBBM t770l. Chica go-Chicago orchestras.
WMAQ $50. Chicago-Drs. Pratt and
. P. NJ
VICES 1880, Chicago Studio program.
NBC SyStem--Lucky Strike Dance or
Columbia Netuork-RSdio Forum: Army
band to KNOX. WBBM, WOWO. kohl.
$50 P. M
KDKA $500, Pittsburgh-Wm. Penn or
WBBM l77ol, chicago-Lombardo's Cana
WIS C87W, chicago-Barn dance.
1000 p. M
XIV G,O20l Chicago-News; orchestra.
kMEC $3.50, Kansas City-Barn dance
KSTP q 1901, St. Paul-Ft Smelling band.
WGY $50, schenectady-De witt or
Hungry ~ five 1i'''a go 0'"o''0" tribune
WHO $50, Chicago-Popular program
wIsN U,l2o), Milvaukee-Collin's Or
-1O1o P. NJ
WJR f75o) Detroit-News: dance music.
WMAQ (67ol. Chicago-Northwest taber-
1870 P. NJ
KSSTP u.46o,. st. Paul-Amos n Andy;
KMOx 10000, St Louis-wyIios or
WGN 1901. Chicago-Goldkette' or
-I0:45 P. NJ
WSB (740l, Atlanta-Skylark.
-ll:00 P Nj
WCCo t81ol. Minneapolts-st. Paul-GoId
WDAF l6lOl Kansas City-song Fest.
WGN l720'. ,Chicag o-Dream Ship; Gold
Kettles orchestra.
-11:2o 2. M
WMAQ (670> Chica go-Dance music
K6TP Q.460l, St. Paul-Dance program.
-1l;4 P. NJ
WDAF C6lOl. Kansas City-Nighthawk
300 P. NJ
XII $500. Los -symphonette
XIV II ,020l. ChiCag O-DanCe orchestra.
P,AC1FICJ NSetwork--The big show,
WBBM o770l, Chicago-Night Club:
WENR 800. ChiCs go-Air vaudeville.
WGN t720l. Chicag of the Bath.
WIKI $500. Cleveland-Music Makers
100 A. NJ
XII $500. Los Augeles-Frolic
3 90 A. M
xxx 400, HoIlywood-M Midnight Express,
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Daylight Hits
MONDAY

A. NJ
8:Oo-WEAF. New york-U. S. Navy
band to WRC. WOW
9:o9-NBC system CWJzl-Dr. Copeland
1o:oo-WENR, chicago-sunshine hour Of
music.
1o15-Ngc system CwEAF)-Household
lt:45-WJR. Detroit-Musics, matinee
daily.
12;o0-NRC System (Centrap-Farm and
Home hour
Y: 45-WTMJ. Milwaukee-Orchestra con-
cert.
300-NBC System 0NJz-U. S. Marine
band to WJR, WRC. KWK, WBz.
Wis.
WGN. Chicago-Tea time music.
330-WJR, Detroit-Fisher theeter group.
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SEMINARY TO HOLLYWOOD

cOSterS
pairing priest the homes of famous
picture HOLLYWOOD that his
Schpa operate who will be heard Sunday
night system AtWaer
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pies class holds a unique Radio
Hour in the chapel with a real
microphone and some supposed
celebrities before it. 1t promises to
be an evening of rare fun.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON

The International Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for April H. The In
fuenoe of Good Ruler. II Chron. 30:1-9,
25-21
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GREECE, TURKEY AGREE
Athens Willing to Settle All Dis
putes With Angora.

BU United Press
ATHENS, April 13.-The Greek
has sent a note to the
Turkish government of Aneora
agreeing to a general settlement oil
all outstanding Crcco-TurGiSh CUES
tons.
The note also proposed q confer
ence on the subject at Angora.
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Monday Daylight Program

A. NJ
r 20 Pep Unlimited Club
l0.3O-Aunt sammy hour
l1:OO-Fuller-Ryde morning musicale.
2. NJ
l2.00-Farm period.
12.15-HOtel BARCLAY orchestra CESS.
l-00-PatternS I'm Prints 'CE5f.
2.Oo-L' Apre5 Midi llBSI.
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7:00-WJZ NetWork-EdWin CIoldnan's
Netvork-Walter and symphony
830WJz NBC acknowledgements banquet
by RoxyS
9:00-WEAF and NetWork-B.
WABC forum; Congress-
William c. Hawley Rep, and John N. Gardner
Dem, Texas.
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Dial 7Q,isterS
AL reference. are Central Standard Timel

p P. NJ
XIV 1920. chicago-week-end party,
Columbia Netvork-De Forest band to
WBBM KOHL. WOWO. KNOX.
WCCO $40. Minneapohs-St Paul-Sym-
phODy orchestra,
-9.l5 ?. M
WDAF. c6lo'. Kansas Clty-Concert or
MIC system studebaker Champions to
WGY, WHAS. WSB. WV WGN
WMAQ ,670l. Chicago-Aul Sandy. concert
orchestra $50 F. NJ
to Kou. WOWo. KMoX. WMAQ.
WENR 800. Chicago-Edison symphony.
-9:45 P NJ
WDAF t6iOl. Kansas Citv-AmoS n Andy.
N Sil3 sy -d61 pr{9gram . WAS.
WGY 790l. schenectady Televislon
WSM $50, Nashviue-Con program.
WSB l7tol; Atlanta Bright Spots.
WMAQ (610l, ChlcagO-Old Tales.
1000 P M
KNOX 10000. St. Louis-News; Amos m
wBAP 500. TT. worth-orchestra.
KSTP l460l. St. Paul-Amos n Andy;
WGN ,72of. icago-Tomorrow' Tribune.
Gold6ette's orchestra
VICES 1850, ago-Guyon concert
WMAQ 500. Chicago-Amos n Andy;
concert orchestra
1880 P. M
WMA9 .61ol, Chicago-The Bible; concert
orchestra -11.oo p Nj
KPRC $500. Houston-Studio.
WGN l720l. Chicago-Dream Ship; dance
VIM 5s2O'h Milwaukee-Dance music
one ana one-half hours.
-ll.30 P. M
WJR $500. Detroit--Dance music; organ.
1900 P M
XII SO, Los Angeles-Dance orchestra.
VICES 1860, Chicago-Dance music;
WLW 1000 CINCINNATI
SATURDAY
3.30-Orchestra.
4,00-Jack and Gene
4:30-Mel Doherty'S trio.
5:00-Time announcement
Har.{ Willsey's Cincinnati Club
5.24-National news
5;30-Gold Spot Pals oNBCl.
6.30-Ayiation talk.
6:40-Orchestra
I;00-Purol band concert
1.3O-In terWOven entertainers tNBC)
8:00-Camoah Thieves.
6:30-ManSfield ana Lee
9:oo-Weather announcement.
9.30-Organ and trio
l0:00-Iime announcement
Baseball camp news.
Hotel Gibson orchestra.
l0.30-ClnclnnaU Club orchestra.
ll:00-Jack and Gene.
l1:30-Sign of.
wLW COO> CINCINNATI
SUNDAY
8:3o-church, school. conducted, by -edf-
torial staff the Methodist Book
Concern
q.30-River stages
S:35-Sign of.
Roxy Symphony concert tNBCt.
S:-Young Peoples conference lNBC1.
3:00-Traub Craftsmen
3 ,59-McKnnev musicians.
4'4u-EeSper service from First Presby-
conducted BY the Rev. Frederick
MCMiliin
3 lme announcement.
s.oo Dr. Harry. Emerson Fosdick lNBCD
3.5g-Whittan Anglo PersianS tNBCl.
5-9V-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
o.30-5aIdWln piano program fNBC).
1;QQ-Enna Jettick melodies tNBCl
t.!9-Collers radio hour tNBCD.
ola-The CroSley GemboX hour with
concert orchestra and soloists.
9'l5-Weather forecast.
Ctno Singers.
o:45-Cello recital
lO:00-IIme announcement
Musical Noyelesque.
1l:00-Sign of.
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The Rev. Walter B. Grimes will
preach at the Bellaire Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday morning
on The Kind of Religion that Pro-
notes Health" At night, Christian
Liberty
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Brandenburg at the Ben Davis
Methodist Episcopal church, At
night, the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will observe Found
er's day.
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The Rev. Bert r. johnson of the
Downey Avenue Christian church
will speak in the morning on THE
Cost of Discipleship" at night,
four or five young people will take
part in Prince of Peace contest.
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The Divine Immanence" will be
the morning theme of the Rev. A. L.
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Influenza is a word derived from
the Italian language, which means
80 influence
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Repeated in History

1t is a chapter in history that has
been repeated again and again. Ma
lions, like individuals. in suffering
and peril turn inevitably to all ex-
animation of the moral foundations
of their life.
1t may seem a somewhat coWardlv
process, and we may commend rath-
er the man or the nation who in
the fullness of prosperity and COM
fort searches the heart and exam
ines the outward life and strives
simply as matter Of Righteousness
to make that life what it ought to
be.
Possibly this record. as similar
records in history, partakes too
much of that ancient Israelitish
philosophy of moral cause and ef-
feet. AS we continue the study of
the prophecies We shall see that
later prophets ultimately face this
question. and they come to rather
q new viewpoint in which the sui
feringS of a people are not all at
tributable to moral lapse or disre-
gard of God, but in which the very
saints themselves are called upon
by God to fulfill their destiny and
His purpose in suffering even as
Jesus fulfilled the purposes of God
in Calvary.
This stage of prophetic teaching
and this conception of national
events ought to be considered in
the light of the deeper and larger
view of the later prophecies.
Influenza is a word derived from
the Italian language, which means
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The Rev. Henry l.. Davis will preach
in the morning on The Supremacy
of Love- The pastor, the Rev.
Elmer Jones, will preach in the eve
ming on The Value of Today"
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.Gs ~

Photo BY National Studio. Illinois Bldg.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION

Ruddy cheeks-sparkling eyes
most women can have. DR.. F. M.
Edwards for 20 years treated scores
of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave
his patients substitute for calomel
made of a few well-knoWn vegetable
ingredients, naming them DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. Know them
by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers
on the liver and bowels, causing a
normal action, carrying off the
waste and poisonous matter in ones
system.
If you have a pale face, sallow
look, dull eyes, pimples, coated
tongue, headaches, a listless, no
good feeling, all out of sort, inactive
bowels, take one of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets nightly for time and
note the pleasing results,
Thousands of women and men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
now and then to keep fit. 15c, 30c
and Advertisement.
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. Aviation
new AIR MAIL
ROUTE TO PASS
THROUGH CITY
indianapolis Is Included in
st. Louis New York De-
livery Service.

Air mail posted here as late as
9 o. m. will reach New York in time
for the first morning delivery with
Inauguration, about July /, Of the
new st. Louis-New York air mail
route just decided upon by the post
office department.
Decision to include indianapolis
on the line, instead Of Cincinnati,
was announced Wednesday by POST
master General Walter Brown TO
Representative Louis Ludlow. In
dianapolis was selected rather than
Louisville because of the more direct
route and less frequent fogs.
A number of indianapolis rep
resentatives attended hearing on
the proposed route last July in
Washington, and urged advantages
Of Indianapolis.
These included C. L. Harrod,
Chamber of Commerce general
manager, and H. Weir Cook, Curtiss
Flying Service Of Indiana general
manager.
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the current Broadway success Sweet Adee lea
BROADCAST over e bO
Thursday night at o'clock.
of wllbe Bernhard Levitow
ensemble and broadcast station WAC and
$3.50 o'clock Thursday evening
1927 World Series will be reproduced In
Champion Spark the NBC SYSTEM Thursday at
7:30 n.
orchestra which
Brothers, Mark will
the NBC
system, Thursday night at p.
New hits will be the
stations of the Columbia broadcasng
by director of the augmented orchestra
Gynt" Suite will be played
NBC
night at 10 o'clock.
arranged for another musical for
Thursday night at 10 o'clock at which time he and his
ensemble will into the land of nod with
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
Howard A. Maxwell, Monrovia,
Ind, Buick coach, from Maryland
and Illinois streets.
Mike Ankrom, Portland, Ind,
Buick coach, $4,000, from Vermont
and Meridian streets.
Walter Striggs, 2o27 North Penn
sylvania street, Ford touring, 745-
494, from Missouri and Court streets.
David A. Conner, $50 West Abbott
street, Ford tudor, 732-120, from
Meridian and Fourteenth streets.
E. j. Reed, apartment 10, at 1853
Massachusetts, avenue, Ford road
ster, 699-632, from New York and
Illinois streets.
Albert L. Marsh. PASS North New
Jersey street, Chevrolet coach, 81
1874, from in front of same address
H. F. Knapp, 1901 Dawson street,
Whippet sedan, 31-623, from 2816
Meredith street.
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Aviation
FEMININE NOTE
EVIDENT NOW IN
LINDBERGH SHIP
Anne Introduces Ideas of
Her Own in Comfort
improvements.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-The
feminine influence was noted today
in the sturdy Curtis Falcon biplane
used by Colonel Charles A. Lind
bergh in his extensive travels. Mrs.
Lindbergh accompanies him on
many trips,
Attaches at Boiling field, where
the plane has been quartered since
Lindbergh's arrival here, report the
following improvements:
The plain military type passenger
cockpit has been reupholstered and
better protection provided from the
wind-stream.
The exhaust pipes have been al
tered so the gases are carried behind
the passenger before being released.
An additional step has been pro-
vided for the passenger cockpit.
Lindbergh attended lecture here
Tuesday night. He made no state
ment regarding his immediate plans.
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Air Gun Race Scheduled

BIZ ScrippS-HOUdrd NetcSpdDer Alliance
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-An
outstanding airplane speed event,
lacking in America since the aban-
donment of the annual Pulitzer race
several years ago, may be revived
in 1880 at the national air races.
The National Aeronautical ASso-
citation Tuesday accepted an Of
fer to provide a cup for such event,
and the first contest for it will be
run at Chicago next summer.
The cup was donated by the
Thompson Products Company of
Cleveland, and will be the prize in
an annual free-forall airplane race,
under auspices of the N. A. A. Cash
prizes will be awarded, in addi-
ton
The Thompson company deposited
a $4,000 endowment fund with. the
N. A. A. to cover all expenses of
shipping the cup. Since the IA
nous Pulitzer race was dropped,
there has been no outstanding speed
contest in America to spur engineers
to build faster planes.
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GREENHOUSES PLACE
NOT DISCUSSION TOPIC
Democrats in Denial After Meeting
at French Lick.

BH Times Special
FRENCH LICK, Dec. 12.-Indians
Democrats who held a meeting here
Wednesday deny there was dis
cussion of appointing new ma
tional committeeman from the
state. The place is now held by
Charles A. Greathouse, Indianap-
oils, who recently said he had nc
intention of resigning.
The meeting was attended by
Jouett Shouse, executive secretary
of the partys national committee;
r. Earl Peters, TT. Wayne, state
chairman; William Hosey, mayor
elect of FIT. Wayne, and Julian
FRANKIE, who will be city controller;
Frank Griese, mayor ELECT, Evans
vile: E. B. Grove, Bedford, Third
district chairman; Marshall Will
liams, secretary of the state COM
mittee; Thomas D. Taggart, French
Lick, and Charles Hunt, Washing
ton, D. c., who came here with
ShouSe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-12
CRITICS APPEAR BEATEN
Delaware County Official Likely to
Retain Job Despite Attacks,

81 Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 12.-OWen D.
Helvie, highway superintendent OF
Delaware county, whose career in
public life has drawn many attacks,
apparently has won over his critics.
Helvic's term expires Jan. 1, but it
is indicated that he will be renamed
for another four-year term.
Once he was declared guilty of
misconduct in public office by the
board of commissioners, who de-
clared his office vacant. Helvie
nevertheless remained on the job
and received his pay. He was
charged with violation of the liquor
law following an accident in Ell
wood, when he wrecked a county
owned automobile by driving it into
a concrete sign post.