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secretaryship now is between Miss
Florence Perkins. New York labor
commissioner, and President Will
liam Green Of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, with Daniel Tobin Of
the teamsterS' union eliminated.
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GETS 21-YEAR TERM
FOR NUMBERING RIVAL
Sentence Is Melted to Negro For
Killing Man Last March.

Sentence Of 2 to 81 years on a
voluntary manslaughter conviction
was melted today to James Gaddie,
Negro, 80, of 913 Paca street. for the
killing of John Clarence Foster.
Negro, q, March l, 1881.
Gaddie was tried on a murder
charge and was alleged to have
killed Foster when he found his wife,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaddie, 26I3 Paris
avenue, sitting on Fosters lap. The
verdict was returned in criminal
court Wednesday.
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Blow at RuggedneSs'
Roosevelt's Policies May Undo Much Of Work
Carried On by Hoover.
-ipps-Homard Newspaper Alliance


WASHINGTON
outline major portions his missed the irony of the fact
plan country
INDUSTRY eventually break the system of
apostle
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lie Prescription. Read what Mrs.
John Newman Of New Goshen, Ind,
says:
81 am the mother of eight children. As a re-
suit l became so weak and rundown 1 was
compelled to keep to my bed the greater
part Of my time. had periodic pains in my
side. and headache. tried almost everything
on the market for this trouble without OBJ
tanning relief. but Dr.. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scTiption made me as well and strong as /
ever was in my life"
Write DR.. Pieres's Clinic, Buffalo, n. y
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong TO
Lewis swift II west South street
Shelbvville. Ind. Ford coupe 30-407. from
Vermont and PENNSYLVANIA streets,
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sl5O Damage in Hotel Fire

Fire starting in a defective flue
and spreading to the roof, caused
damage estimated at $3.50 today at
the Star hotel, 4041a West Wash
ington street.
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]. J. BERNET Is NEW
NICKEL PLATE CHIEF
Now Head of Three Largest Van
Sweringen Lines in East.

Sweringen Lines in East
BIZ InHCd Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. j.
Bernet. president of the Chesapeake
& Ohio and Pere Marquette rail-
roads. has been elected president of
the Nickel Plate, the interstate ccm-
merce commission was advised to-
day.
In assuming the presidency of the
New York, Chicago & ST. Louis
railroad, Bernet becomes chief Of the
three largest Van Sweringen prop
critics east of the Mississippi.
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Land can be cleared of stumps al
low cost by means of a stump burn
er devised at the State College OF
Washington.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

> Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong TO.
Beatrice Stewart 1923 North Pershire
avenue, Chevrolet coune found at Mats
street and Senate aTenuc.
Whppet sedan s0-707 found in rear Of
Masonic temple. North ana Illinois streets.
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Weakness of Women

NHANY women in
1Y1 this town as
we'll as elsewhere
are troubled with
periodic pains,
weakening drains,
backache or side
ache and headache
They should try
DR.. Pierce's Favor
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BILL TO SLASH
COUNTY FEES is
BEFORE CAUCUS
MCNutt Puts Pressure on
Legislature to Speed
Economy.
Continued From Page One)

nearly are similar and groupings
along this line are made through
out
McNutt explained that the bill
was based on survey covering four
fundamental points: Population,
size, business done and assessed
valuation.
mo politics or personalities were
permitted to enter into this meas
ure, which I consider thoroughly
scientific" McNutt said. Its pass
age will be pushed promptly, to pre-
vent politicians from thwarting the
tax saving"
Control in Marion county comes
under the provision effecting all
counties of more than 10000 popu-
lation.
Commissioners Have Control
The county commissioners shall
designate the number of deputies
required in each of the various
county offices for both all-tirne and
part-t time employment and recon-
mend to the county council the
salaries to be paid.
Minimum is placed at $75 a
month and maximum at 5000.
In addition to salary, the county
! treaSurerS shall be entitled to such
fees on collection of delinquent taxes
as are provided by law.
The sheriff also shall receive fees
for services rendered outside his
home county, mileage and transpor
tation in taking persons to and from
benevolent and penal institutions of
the state, prisoners board allowance
and cents mile on serving a
summons.
Other Provisions Listed
Other county setups, under the
bill, follow:
In counties having population
of $4,000 or less, county officials, in
Guiding auditor, treasurer, cleark of
court, sheriff and recorder, shall be
entitled to appoint one deputy whose
salary shall be not less than 50t
nor more than 500 month.
In counties having a population
from $4,000 to 10000, one deputy
shall be appointed by auditor, treas
urer, clerk of court, sheriff and
recorder. Minimum salary shall be
$75 and maximum $125 a month.
Treasurers will receive 3 per cent
on personal property delinquencies
only, and not on real estate.
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More Than 500 Attend
Dance Given by RhodiuS
Park Club.

TONIGHT
Crispus Attacks high school.
Oak Hill WOmen's Club.
FRIDAY
Christian Park community house.
Fletcher Place community center.
Fl. WAYNE and Walnut Club.
Municipal Gardens.
Michigan and Noble Club.
Oak Hill Club at School % at 2O3O Winter
avenue.
School - at 1873 South West street.
School 16 at 1902 West Market street.
Nebraska Cropsey Club. School % at 1851
South Illinois street.
School 26 at 1901 East Sixteenth street.
school 81 at Kelly and Boyd streets.
The Central Players will present
play. kidnapping Betty" tonight at
the Crispus Attacks high school.
The play, which will be under the
direction of Mrs. John D. Davy and
Charles Smith, will have the fol-
lowing cast. Sam Roney, Ralph
Hamill, John Robbins, Sarah Davy,
Louise Jackson, Marian Sperry and
Marjorie Lewis.
Brcokside Park community house
Cancelled the Wednesday night pro-
gram because of bad weather.
The j. T. v. Hill basketball team
defeated the Taylor team, % to IA,
Wednesday. The state conservation
department showed lantern slides.
The RhodiuS Park community
house had an attendance of more
than 500 at the dance given Wednes-
DAY night, under the sponsorship of
The Leisure Hour programs.
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NERVOUS WOMEN
FIND RELIEF
Now They Are Praising Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
pound helps me wonderfully. took it for
nerves and it quieted and strengthened
me. have good natural color now and a
better appetite. Mrs. Lulu Cronin, 1883
I51st Point Place, Toledo, Ohio.
81 am forty-seyen years old. have been
suffering from terrible headaches and
nervousness. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veee-
able Compound surely Is helping me-
Mrs. C. Richards, $40 Coney Island Ave-,
Brooklyn, New York.
Get bottle from your druggist today.
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Brookside Park community house
Cancelled the wednesday night pro-
gram because of bad weather.
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Brand new spring designs, dis
tinctive patterns, very color
full and patterns for every
purpose.
Main Floor
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/. just the opposite on the
average. I have lectured at
scores of girls schools and the
principal nearly always re-
marks as the girls file in, The
prettier they are, the brighter
they are
Mrs. Wiggam and l selected
the pictures of thirty of Amer
ica's most eminent women and
had a great many people vote
on them as follows: Beautiful,
Handsome, Charming, Pretty,
Good-loOking, Attractive,
above average" Unattractive,
Unpleasant, Homely, Uncouth
Ugly, Repulsiye, below aver
age"
Seventy-f1ve per cent we're
voted above average. We also
selected pictures of the fifteen
most eminent women Of
history" and competent judges
voted nine of them as above
average.
2. NO. Court records show
pleas nowadays for divorce
that would not lead a sensible
person to fire a poodle from
home. One husband cracks nut
with his teeth and throws the
shells on the floor; a wife eats
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CHECK-PASSINC
WOMAN FREED
BY CITY JUDGE
Given Into Custody of Terre
Haute Officers by
Sheaffer.

In a surprise move today by Mu-
nicipal Judge William H. Sheaffer,
deputy prosecutors and detectives.
Mrs. Arlene Kirkland, 43, who at
tempted to stage the wedding of the
season" here last week, was given
into custody of Terre Haute officers
without knowledge Of her attorneys.
Hurriedly brought from the wom-
ems quarters in the jail, immed-
lately after Sol c. Bodner and T.
Ernest Maholm. her attorneys, had
left, Mrs. Kirkland was reslated on
a charge of being a fugitive from
justice instead of the vagrancy
count On which she has been held.
On prosecutors motion, the
fugitive charge was dismissed by
Sheaffer, who had been summoned
to return to the bench after clos
ing the morning session.
Mrs. Kirkland Immediately was
arrested by deputy sheriff and
matron from Terre Haute on a
warrant issued from Vigo county
circuit court on charge of issuing
fraudulent check and specifying
bond at $4,000.
The prisoner was placed in a car
en- route to Terre Haute.
Bodner stormed through police
headquarters when he was informed
Of the arrest.
so that's justice" he exclaimed.
IT'S a dirty trick"
1t was reported that Mrs. Kirk
land demanded an interview with
her attorneys before leaving the
city, but was ignored by the captors.
She was arrested Friday night by
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PAROLES GIVEN
TO MURDERERS
OF REPORTER
Convicted Killers of MunCie
Man Are Set Free by
Ross Sterling.

~ mica Press
AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 1.-Two
former Laredo peace officers,
Thomas Hernandez and Raymond
West, convicted of Staying Harry
williams, 24-year- Muncie dnd)
newspaper reporter, in 1929, today
held general paroles from their
prison sentences.
The paroles we're issued, it was
learned. by Governor Ross S. Sterl-
ing during the last halliday Of his
term in Office. Clemency was urged
by Webb county peace officers who
appeared before Sterling with petit
tions from Jurors and officials urg-
ing clemency.
Williams body was found in the
Rio Grande about five miles down
stream from Laredo a month after
he disappeared from a Laredo
hotel. He had been working only
a short time for Laredo news
paper
A nationwide search had been
made for him. A farmer discovered
the body and it was identified by
clothing and papers.
Police established he had been
slain when they discovered there
was no water in his lungs as
would have been the case had he
drowned. There was no trace of a
bullet wound, and it was believed
he was killed by blow or strangled.
West and Hernandez were arrest
ed, brought to trial and West
sentenced to ninety-nine years i'm
prisonment. Hernandez was SEN
fenced to fifteen years. Each has
served approximately three years.
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a chronic catarrhal condition Have
tried nose drops and ordinary catarrh
remedies without results
Answer: Mix Nilane Powder with
warm water, as per directions, and
shuttle up n0strils several times daily.
his starts drainage quickly relieving
the pain After eacn snuffIing. insert
little Mentho Laxene Salve up nos
trilS.
VI. A. VI. asks: 81 am very discour
aged over my condition. Am so weak
and nervous 1 can no longer do my
work Have been losing weight too,
and have no appetite and do not sleep
we'll Please advise
Answer You are evidently suffering
from Anemia, which is an impoverished
condition of the blood. To build up
the nerves, take Cadomene Tablets over
a period of several weeks
W. O. R. asks: Am frantic with
an itching skin, together with a con
slant crop of ugly pimples. What
should l take p
Answer: Obtain 3-grain Sulpherb
| Tablets mot sulphur tahletsl and take
as per directions for at least two
months. These tablets purify the blood
and correct faulty elimination.
T. O. L. writes: As regular read
er of your column wish YOU would
advise a good treatment for colds.
Nothing l have yet found seems to
help much
Answer Obtain Mentho Laxene Salve.
Use as per directions. and YOU should
find it an exceptional aid in effecting
a speedy recovery from all cold trou
bles.
Mrs. F. B. H writes: Every night
for several weeks my sleep is broken.
There is pain and irregular elimina-
ton and frequently have severe
backaches.'
Answer: A stimulant diuretic to the
Kidneys. Balmwo-t Tablets. should
overcome the condition in a very short
time.
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crackers in bed; another hus-
band fails in marital devotion
by shaving only on Sunday,
while a wife is SO utterly unro-
mantle that she suffers con-
stantly from cold feet.
And from one husband who
objects to his wife putting on
her best dress when his men
friends call, the complaints
extend up and down from TAX
ing an occasional shot at each
other to throwing pepper in the
milk and spanking the baby.
The remedy lies in more and
saner education for marriage.
3. Yes, because both men and
women travel more and have a
wider range Of choice Of mar
riage partners.
Further, Karl Pearson, Eng
lish statistician, showed that
uneducated people tie n d to
marry the woman next door
just a tossup; but educated
people give the matter serious
thought and usually select hus-
bands and wives on the basis
of much higher requirements.
And many more people are
pretty we'll educated today
than formerly.
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detectives after a day spent in max
ing church and club reservations for
the marriage of a daughter" dur
ing which she induced a local florist
to cash a $50 check to relieve a
temporary embarrassment"
Charles J. Kirkland. who also is
known by number Of aliases, was
arrested as her companion. Records
Of both obtained here show that
they are wanted in many sections
Of the country on forgery charges,
detectives say.
kirkland remains in Jail here on
a vagrancy charge. Bond has been
set at $4,000.
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THANKFUL LETTERS
Free From Boils for 5 Years

NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASS.-Mrs.
Mary NJ Newell, l29 Fisher St. writes
Il can not speak too highly of your
Sulpherb Tablets. 1 was troubled with
boiis on different parts of my body
about five years ago. As soon as one
healed. l got another. After taking
two boxes of Sulpherb Tablets | was
completely free About two weeks ago
got another big boil l said 70 my
husband. Get those Sulpherb Tablets.
got them and am now well. and not
another boil has anpeared. etc"
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Cadomene Restores Health, Strength

BIRMINGHAM, MICH. E. Miller
H. Gray Court. writes: Three weeks
ago my nerves were all shot. ! could
not hold a glass still. Spells came over
me. was so weak and helpless. My
skin looked transparent. My family
thought my time was short My wife
said It's four years since l was re-
lieYed of anemia, and l was on the
verge Of nervous prostration. Why
don't you take Cadomene?" We'll.
have since taken Cadomene Tablets
and my nerves are better. l weigh more
and I have more pep. Your medicine
is rpmarL blo -
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STATE INCOME
TAX PROPOSAL
Up IN ALABAMA
Schools Shut in Fl Counties,
Big Deficit; Assembly
to Seek Solution.
BY HUBERT BAUGHN.
Times stan Writer

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 19.-With
deficit of nearly s2O0OO.oOo and
schools closed in twenty-one of the
sixty-seven counties, Alabama's
legislature meets in special session
Jan. 81 for its third effort in two
years to stabilize the states finances.
Governor B. NJ Miller wants to
fund the floating debt with bonds or
interest bearing warrants. and re-
tire them with a temporary sales
tax
he wants an income tax with rates
between q and 6 per cent as a per-
manent levy and advocates gradual
reduction Of property taxes, begin
ming Immediately.
A formidable opposition group
will seek to retire the accumulated
Indebtedness over a ten or twenty
year period out of current revenues,
without additional taxes.
Sales Tax Sought
They propose to recapture l cent
of Scent gasoline tax now going
to the counties. thus making avail
able ST 100000 a year for debt re-
tirement.
They advocate providing an adj
ditional $1,000 a year for the same
purpose through drastic retrench-
ments
A third group will fight submits
sion Of an income tax amendment,
and seek to wipe out the deficit and
relieve the schools by imposing a
permanent sales tax of and 4 per
cent. In an effort to popularize
their plan, they propose to grant
home owners and farmers an eX-
emption from property taxes on
value up to $4,000. The average
property assessment in Alabama is
around this figure.
The states deficit piled up during
three administrations.
Retrenchment Sought
At a special session which ended
last November, a budget control act
was passed. giving the Governor
power to pro-rate all future appro-
priations to bring them within actual
receipts.
State retrenChments amounting to
$4,000 900 a year also were adopted
at this session, but advocates of
liquidating the deficit through
economies contend this was only a
start.
At the Governors insistence the
first special session submitted an
unlimited income tax amendment
and a S20O0O,OO0 debt-retirement
bond issue, but both we're rejected
by the voters.
The Governors call for the COM
ing session does not include econ
omy measures, and two-thirds
vote will be required to pass such
legislation.
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Cardiol Ends Sciatica

SEABKIGHT. CALF. - Miss Lena
Garner writes: 4 am going to tell
Won how wonderfully Cardioi Tablets.
for rheumatism. helped me. ! suffered
with Sciatica in both my back and
hips for over a wear. Then I purchased
one nackace Of Cardiol Tablets and
after taking several DAYS, / began TO
feel great relief and now I am per
fectlv hanpv that they have helped me-
so wonderfully Your Health and
Beauty hook is worth many dollars to
me, etc"
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Ice Man Sues for $1,000

Because ice tongs belonging to his
employers slipped while he was
making a delivery, Edward Sibbach
asks $4,000 damages for an injured
finger in a suit filed in superior court
five Wednesday against the Miller
Bailey Coal Company of 6O21 Donna
avenue. Blood poisoning resulted
from the injury and the tongs were
detective the suit alleges.
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Severe Cough Yields Quickly

CLEVELAND. OHIO.-Mrs. ]. Wolf,
1905 Ollie Ave. writes: Am anxious
to let YOU know the benefits we de-
rived from Essence Mentho-L axene. We
had severe coughs which would yield
to no other medicine. and therefore,
we are very grateful to you for the
wonderful results obtained from Men
tho -Laxene | assure you l will glad
ly recommend it to my friends"
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VAN NUYS is SPEAKER
Democrats Given Burden in Time
of Stress, Says Senator Elect.

Declaring that history has shown
a trend of public sentiment to the
Democratic party in times Of stress,
Senator Elect Frederick Van Mugs
was principal speaker at the fifth
annual Jackson day dinner held
Wednesday night by the Miami
county jefferson Club.
America and her institutions will
endure and it is a source of pride
to all of us that our people have
come to the Democratic party" Van
Mugs said. The Democratic party
consistently and patriotically has
championed the cause of govern
ment Of, by and for the people"
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Head Catarrh Relieved

MJNCIE. IND-"FOr several years
suffered terribly with sinus trouble
and no matter what l tried, l could
find no relief. One day, while reading
your Questions and Answers I no
ticed where Nilane Powder was recon-
mended for it. so 1 bought a bottle
and oh. how it helped me. l think
it is wonderful l have since recon-
mended it to nine different friends.
and they too. found wonderful relief.
can not say too much for st."
(Signed) Mrs Ada Haney. r. R No. 3.
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Pleased with 8 Pound Gain

RAVENNA. Mich.-Mr. Joseph Stark
R. r. No 5. writes: Just a word
about what Hypo-N uclane Tablets did
for NE Being underweight and read
ing of these tablets, l decided to try
two boxes so far. I have gained
pounds. Needless to say. l am very
pleased, ETC.
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questions and answers above. you may
find case similar 10 yOur own. If so
the medicines recommended can be OBJ
tanned from Hooks Dependable Drug
Stores. Haag's. Walgreens 5. Liggetc's :.
Clark & Son. 3. NJ Keene. Victor
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sells. A c. Fritz. Painters. Mauring's
and any progressive druggist.
4 conv Of Dr. Bakers great guide
hook. Health and Beauty" containing
l2S nages of fascinating. interesting.
helpful information. health and beauty
secrets, comments on love. courtship.
marriage etc together with trial pack
ages Of SuthoI Tablets and Casca Roy
al Pills. sent 10 anv address upon re-
CENT Of 10 cents coin.
Address: Medical Director The Black
burn Products Co. 800 College St,
Dayton. io.-AdvertisemeEt-
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No More Getting Up Nights

OTTAWA. ILL.-Mr. William Snow,
R. r. >, writes: Il have just finished
taking a box of Balmwort Tablets and
they are certainly the best tablet made
for anyone getting up nights because
of a weak, rritated bladder. Before l
took Balmwort Tablets. 1 had to get
up every night. but now I am never
bothered in the least and sleep the
while night through
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J. H. MCPHERSON Is
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Past Master of Southport MasOns
to Be Buried Today.

Funeral services for John H. Nc
Pherson, 81, a past master of
Southport lodge, No. 270, F. & A.
NJ, who died Tuesday at his home
in Southport, was to be held in the
home at today, with Masonic rites.
Burial was to be in the Greenwood
cemetery.
He was elected master of the F.
& A M. lodge in 1916 and served
in the position until 1918. He was
elected tyler of the lodge in 1926,
and served in the position until the
time of his death. Mr.. Mcpherson
also was a past patron of the South
port chapter, No. 442, o. E. S., and
member of Greenwood chap
ter, No. 1877, Royal Arch Masons.
Mr.. Mcpherson was employed as
a station agent for the Interstate
lines at Southport, and was believed
to be the oldest man in years of
service with the company, having
held that position for thirty-three
years.
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TIME FOR A CHANGE
Bill in Senate Would Amend 81
Year-Old Statute

Bill to amend an act approved in
March. 1852. nearly eighty-one
years ago, was advanced to third
reading in the senate Wednesday
afternoon.
The bill. introduced by J Francis
Lochard Dem, Milan). would per-
nit county commissioners to trans
fer INDECENT persons to the poor
house Of another county in cases
where the county Of their residence
does not have an institution.