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RED CROSS NAMES
SEAL COMMITTEE
$200,000 Goal Set for 1920 Holi
day Sales.
The personnel of the campaign com
mltee for the 1820 sale of Red Cross
seal, has been announced by Dr.
W. I#. Bryan of the Indiana Tubercu
losis Association. The committee wilt
have charge of the annual sale of the
Christmas seals.
Forty counties of the State were rep
resented at a meeting of the campaign
committee held Friday, when plans for
the campaign were laid. The meeting
was presided over by Dr. Alfred Henry,
president of the Marion County Tubercu
losis Society. The campaign committee
has set $200,000 as 'its goal In the 1920
seal sale.
The personnel of the campaign commit
tee is as follows:
Bishop Joseph M. Francis. Judge Solon
B. Carter, Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht,
Rev. Frederick E. Taylor, Adolph Fritz,
Thomas C. Howe, Elias J. Jacoby, Judge
James E. Deery, Edward Raub, A. H.
Godard, Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, Mrs.
S. E. Perkins, Mrs. Isaac Born, Miss
Belle O’Hair, Frank Duffy, W. L. Lewis.
Nicholson, W. H. Lcedy, E. E. Stacy,
Mrs. James P. Goodrich, Mrs. Grace
Julian Clark, Mrs. William Herschell.
Mrs. M. F. Aplt, Miss Mary L. Thomas
and Governor James P. Goodrich of In
dianapolis; S. F. Bowser of Ft. Wayne,
James S. Royse of Terre Haute. F. D.
Oliver of South Bend, President W. E.
Stone of Purdue .University, John J.
Noland of Evansville, President Charles
H. Goodell of Franklin College. E. G.
Hoffman of Ft Wayne, John W. Mc-
Carty of Washington, John Brown of
Monon, Rev. Harry Nyee, Mrs. Richard
Edwards, Miss Mary Callahan and Miss
Julia Landers of Peru, Fred I. King of
Wabash, A. F. Hughes, Mrs. Albion Fel
lows Bacon, Mrs. Alice French and Mrs.
Alice Gresham Dodd of Evansville; W.
G. Irwin and Miss Vida Newson of
Columbus, J. L. McCulloch of Marlon,
Elwood Haynes, Mrs. John Edward
Moore' of Kokomo; Lincoln Dixon of
North Vernon, Mrs. Mindwell C. Wilson
of Delphi, Mrs. J. Dillon and Mrs. Hor
ace Stilwell of Anderson. Mrs. Culla Vay
hinger of Upland, Mrs. Fred McCullough,
Bishop Herman J. Alerding, Rev. A. J.
Folsom of Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Bomar Tray
lor of Jasper, Mrs. James A. Woodburn
of Bloomington, Walter Batl of Mancie,
George L. Macintosh of Crawfordsville,
Rev. William A. Sunday of Winona Lake,
W. W. Parsons of Terre Haute, Dr.
George R. Gross of De Pauw University,
Evan Stotsenburg of New Albany, W. H.
O'Brien of Aurora. Robert E. Proctor of
Elkhart, President Henry Brown of Earl
lam College. Judge John W. Craig of
Greensburg, John C. Shirk of Brookville,
Judge Thomas W. Duncan of Princeton,
L. C. Griffitts of Seymour, Clarence. J.
Munton of Kendallville, Mrs. Gene Strat
ton sorter of Geneva, Mrs. Hence Orme
of Southport, Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool
Earle of Connersville, Miss Helen Ben
bridge of Terre Haute, Miss Betsy Ed
wards of Shelbyville, Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall of Washington. D. C.
The Home Service Chapter of the Red
Cross cared for 671 soldiers and depend
ents, according to a report made at a
meeting of the board of directors of the
Indianapolis Red Cross.
Officers were re-elected by the direc
tors, as follows: William Fortune, chair
man; Mgr. F. H. Gavisk, vice chairman;
John H. Holliday, treasurer, and Miss
Agnes Cruse, secretary. Eugene C.
Foster was added to the executive com
mute. Other members of the committee,
all of whom were re-elected, are: Fred
eric B. Ayres, C. B. Sommers, Rabbi M.
M. Feuerlicht, James W. Lilly and E. H.
K. McComb.
Pays Fine for Attack
on Indiana Editor
• Special to The Time*.
GREENSBURG, Ind., Not. 6.—The ap
pearance of certain statements iu his
paper, it is believed, caused F. P. James,
editor of the St. Paul Telegram, a Re
publican weekly newspaper published at
that village, to receive a knockout blow
from an unknown person Thursday
night.
James had been actl-e with his paper
in the support of Harding and Coolldge.
Ola Watkins. St. Paul, came to this
city Friday and in Squire Grant’s court
pleaded guiltr to assault on Editor James
and was fined SI. and costs, amounting
to f11.32.
Cooking Oil—Glossbrenner’s.
Its Cause and Cure”
is the title of anew copyrighted 2811-page
book that has baan written by Benjamin
Nathaniel Bogue, who stammered hlmseif
for twenty years so badly he could hardly
talk. In this book he tells how he came
to originate the Bogue Unit Method of Re
etortng Perfect Speech, tell* how he cured
himself, tells how other stammerer* and
stutterers can be cured.
This new book explains the workings of
the Bogue Unit Method and why Mr.
Bogue founded, in 1901, the Bogue Insti
tute for Stammerers, an institution with
national patronage The Bogue Unit
Method, applied only at the Bogue Insti
tute, Is strongly Indorsed by the medical
profession.
Mr. Bogue’s new book contains definite
and authoritative information. Regui.-.r
price 13.00. Upon receipt of 25 cents in
coin or stamps to cover postage and pack
ing a copy of this 285-page cloth-bound
book will be sent to roaders of thlß pub
lication. provided you stammer, or are in
terested in someone who does stammer or
stutter. This special offer is made in or
der to introduce this new book at once In
ail parts of the country, and may be with
drawn at any time. Address
BENJAMIN N. BOGUE, Pres.
The Bogue Institute for Stammerer*.
1260 Bogue Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
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PICK DR. SAVARY
FEDERATION HEAD
Vacancy Caused by Resig
nation of Dr. Frick Filled.
The Rev. George Savary, pastor of the
First Congregational church, has been
named president of the Indiana Church
Federation to All the vacancy tnade by
the resignation of Dr. Philip L. Frick,
at a meeting of the association Friday.
Before coming to his Indianapolis pas
torate the Rev. Mr. Savary had churches
in London, England, and Philadelphia.
Other officers elected were: Evangel
ism, the Rev. T. W. Grafton, Indianapolis;
community, the Rev. J. M. Walker, Rush
ville, Ind.; social service, Howard E.
Johnson, Butler College; rural life, G. I.
Christie, Purdue University; finance, the
Rev. E. 8. Shumaker; publicity, the Rev.
O. F. Hall, Purdue University.
Chairmen of the following standing
committees were chosen as follows:
Methodist church, Bishop F. D. Leete;
Baptist, the Rev. C. M. Dinsmore; Pres-,
byterian, F. W. Backemeyer; Disciples,
the Rev. C. W. Cauble; United Brethren.
Bishop H. H. Fout; Re'ormed, the Rev.
William H. Kneirim; Christian, C. B.
Hershey; Evangelical, the Rev. J. O.
Mosier; Methodist Protestant, the Rev.
E. T. Howe: Friends, the Rev. Enos Har
vey; Congregational, the Rev. A. J. Hum
fries; United Presbyterian, A. W. Jami
son.
The Indianapolis churches of the Dis
ciples of Christ will hold special rally
day services tomorrow as part of the
State-wide membership drive.
.‘The churches of the denomination were
notified by a board meeting of the In
diana Christian Missionary Association
that tomorrow is State Missionary day.
The following district meetings will
be held in tbe State next week: Monday,
First Christian Church, Vincennes; Tues
day, Christian Church, Seymour;
Wednesday, Central Christian Church,
Indianapblls ; Thursdays h Istian Church,
Logansport, and Friday, West Jefferson
Street Church of Christ, Ft. Wayne.
JUDGE ARRESTED
FOR SECOND TIME
Logansport Official Accused of
Shortage.
Special to The Times.
LOGANSPORT, < Ind., Nov. 6.—James
A. West, Judge of the City Court of
Logansport, who was indicted recently
along with Othello Smith, deputy prose
cutor, and Don Richeson, ex-patrolman,
for conspiracy and accepting bribes in
connection with investigation of the
activities of a reputed whisky ring here,
again is under arrest, this time on a
bench warrant based on a grand jury
indictment charging embezzlement on
two counts. He gave bond In the sum
of $3,000. '
It is said the charges against Judge
West grew out of shortages in his ac
counts in the city courts. The cash
book of the court, it is alleged, shows
HEALTH SEEKING EXPERIENCE .
PERFECTED WHEN MAN DECIDES
TO FOLLOW JUDGMENT OF WIFE
Qiristmas Now Complete.
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44 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Begin Right Now!
To Start That Savings Account and Then
watch it grow.
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WVjfW desire. +
*/g Ig Drawing interest from the moment it is
deposited at
W e sell, rent, insure your property, supply
safe deposit boxes, furnish bonds, etc.
Checking accounts solicited, and given
careful
7he State Savings cT Trust Company
9 E. Market Street
SATURDAY BANKING HOURS,
8 a. m. to 12. Evenings 6 to 8.
Make A Straight Dash For Success
Buslneaa aaya, "I WANT YOU, IF TOU’LL PREPARE.” That Is the point
exactly. You can not afford to “stumble” along blindly, scattering your
efforts, merely “hoping” to get somewhere. Business is constantly offering
fine positions to those who are prepared to accept them. To attend :i
good business College means that
You Expect to Get Somewhere
Think at this serioualy. Some time It will be too late. Let the Idea im
press you now. If you are ready, NOW is the time to enter. This Is one
of the thirteen schools comprising INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE with
a combined annual enrollment of over 4,000 students Come right to the
office for particulars, or write or telephone Fred W. Case, Principal.
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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS j
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The Depity Constable one day this
week got a suspicion that Fletch Hen
step was moonsbrining, as smoke was
seen rising from his storm cellar. The
Depity, with proper papers, swooped
down upon the cellar and found Fletch
sitting in there on a box quietly smok
ing his pipe, Fletch having got up in
church a month ago and stated that he
never expected to smoke again.
• • •
Raz Barlow, who went on a hunger
strike after having been thrown into
Jail day before yesterday, this morning
ate two plates of sausage.
• • •
Today somebody asked Sidney Hocks
what was the matter with his wrist and
he told them his wrist watch back-fired
and kicked him
more than SIOO collected in fines unac
counted for in the Judge's report for
September.
It also Is charged that Judge West
failed to make an accounting of approxi
mately SSO to $l7O turned OYer to him as
bond money after a group of men ar
rested on gambling charges had forfeited
their bonds by failing to appear in eouri.
Judge West would make no comment on
bis arrest.
The latest Indictments agalns the
Jndge are said to have no connection
with the recent charge of hie acceptance
of bribes. Three years ago members of
the State board of accounts in checking
up the books of the city administration
here are said to have found a shortage
of S3OO in Judge West's accounts, which
amount was paid in by the Judge, it is
said, and his nooks given an ‘‘O. K.”
HANGED FOB KILLING SHERIFF.
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 6.—Emmett Ban
croft. alias Nell Hart, was hanged here
Friday for the murder of Sheriff Til
Taylor during a Jail break at Pendleton,
Ore, July 25.
what Trutona has given me. 1 sleep as
soundly as a log all night long now, and
the pains have disappeared from tho small
of my back.
•’1 do hope everyone who suffers as I
did will give Trutona a trial. You may
send anyone to me and I'll gladly tell
them personally about what Trutona ha?
done for our family.”
Cases where Trutona has benefited two
or more members of the same family are
becoming more numerous every day, a
fact which stands out head and shoulders
above everything else in proving that
the Perfect Tonic it truly a medicine of
remarkable merit. Mi and Mre. Smith
have both found Trutona to be surpris
ingly beneficial to them, and it will no
doubt help you. if given a trial. The
noly regret you’ll have is that you didn't
try it sooner. It's in a class by Itself.
Trutona Is sold In Indianapolis at the
Hook Chain of Dependable Drug Stores,
and also at O. W. Brooks' Drug Store,
Pennsylvania and Ohio streets. And By
All Good Druggists Everywhere.—Adver
tisement.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1920.
HANOVER PLANS
DRIVE FOR $500,000
Holliday Heads Committee—
To Start Next Month.
HANOVER, Ind., Nov. 6.—Hanover
College will start an active campaign
next month to add $300,000 to its en
dowment fund, fefery “grad” or for
mer student is urged to enlist in the
cause.
The national campaign commute for
the drive is headed by John H. Holliday
of Indianapolis, who has as associates
in the work, Dr. W. A. Mlilis, president
of Hanover; J. W. La Grange, treasurer
of the college; Rev. H. T. Graham, In
dianapolis. The country has been sepa
rated Into three divisions, Indiana, all
west of Indiana and all territory east.
Hanover was founded ninety-three
years -.go and has been an educational
pioneer k the Great Northwest ever
since. The college was founded to train
men for tin Presbyterian ministry, but
soon broadened its scope and became a
l'beral arte school from which more than
1,200 have been graduated. Os their
number seventeen have been college or
university presidents, one hundrel have
taught as professors in such institutions,
195 have been public school superintend
ents or teachers and many have become
mlisters in Presbyterian churches.
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Just What a Good Electric
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Within the last two or three years we’ve said a lot of complimentary
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superior efficiency as a machine necessary to modem housekeeping
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that the Maytag is the peer of any, if not the best of all.
We Plan to Demonstrate the Fact Now
By arrangement, two experts from the Maytag factory will be with us
in our Electrical Department for the next 10 days. They will dd practical
j laundry work, explain mechanical details
to those interested and in other ways
place their knowledge and experience at
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Visit This Demonstration. It Will Be Interesting
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The Third Church of Christ, Scientist
OF INDIANAPOLIS
Announces a Free Lecture on
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
by
Mr. WILLIS F. GROSS, C. S. B.
OF BOSTON, MASS.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass.
Sunday Afternoon, Nov. 7th, 3:00 o’Clock
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