Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1921 — Page 9

CONTRACTS LET FOR ROAD WORK Twenty-seven Bridges and Culverts in State to Cost $164,000. Contract* for the erection of twentyseven bridge* and culvert* on State highway* have been let by the State highway department The work i* to cost 1164,073.34.- a sum considerably below estimates of bridge engineers employed by the department. The contracts were let as follow*: Structure No. 1, State road 3-F, Piftnam County; contractor, Vincennes Bridge Company, Vincennes; bid, sll,457.12. Structure No. 43. State road 3-F. Putnam County; E. C. Wright, Bloomfield, Ind.: $3,165.80. Structure No. 5, State road 3-N, Hancock County; H. F. Bur*, Newcastle; $4 158 87 Structure No. 16. State read 3-N, Hancock County; Vincennes Bridge Company, Vincennes; $3,641.75. Structures Nos. 20, 20 and 25, State roads. 3-N. 3-0 and 3 P, Hancock and Henrv Counties; H. F. Burk, Newcastle; $18,702. Structures Nos. 1,7, 34 and 35. State roads, 3-H, Hendricks County; Dan Y. Stout, Crawfordsville; $6,905.72. Structures Nos. 16. 29. 31 and 44, State roads. 4-H. Dubois County; M. & P. | Contract Company, Roekport;’s2o,9Bl.7o. Structure No. 24, State road 10-B, Gibson County: M. V P. Contract Company, Bockport, $4,303.17. Structure on State roads 10-E-I, Vigo and Sullivan Counties; David Jenkins, Terre Haute, $24,433.70. Structure No. 15, State road, 15-C, Pulaski County; Highway Iron Products Company, Ligonier, $4,816.75. Structure No. 16. State road 15-C, Pulaski County; Highway Iron Products Company, Ligonier. $5,669.78. Structure No. 17, State road 15-C, Pulaski County; Highway Iron Products Company, Ligonier, $5,699.79. Structure No. 19, State road 21-F, Randolph County; John Heitzman, Union City, $2,115.28. , „„ „ Structure No. 13, State road 33-C, Fountain County; William E. Allen. Hillsboro, $1,819.53. A contract for reflooring the bridge across the Wabash River at Vincennes was let earlier in the week as an emergency measure. Foolish Man Defies Court; Goes to Jail Special to The Tlmea COLUMBUS, Ind., June 24—D. W. Herandon was committed to the county Jail on a charge of contempt of court when he defied Judge John W. Donaker and officers in court here yesterday. Herandon was brought into court when he failed to pay money for the support of his 7-year-cdd son to his divorced Wife. Herandon claimed since his wife remarried he coultf not be compelled to support the child. He boasted of his rights as a free-bom 'American citizen and defied the court to make him pay. Woman Sues Husband, Asking SSO Alimony Special to The Times. COLUMBUS. Ind.. June 24.—Mrs. Daisy O. Crump has filed suit for limited divorce from John W. Crump In Circuit Court here. In the suit Mrs. Crump demands SSO per week support and the use of the Crump country home. The couple were married In 1895 and separated June 21, 1921. according to the complaint. Mrs. Crump alleges that on the day of the separation her husband threw her to the cement floor and would have killed her had not a son Interfered. The Clumps are a prominent family here. Serpent, Once Cast Out, Welcomed Back LONDON, June 24.—Reptilian mascots are the latest fad of fashion. The famll'ar lap dog will soon 'Trave to look to Its laurels, for snakes, chameleons and other lizards are being carried by women when they walk or drive. Pythons, boas and alligators, which are stocked by many of the farger London stores, are, too, ousting the domestic cat from the hearthrug, and there is no doubt that the keeping of harmless reptiles is becoming a fashionable hobby. Flood Waters Now Threaten Riot City TULSA, Okla., June 24.—Scores of families living In lowlands here and at Sand Spring, were driven froiji their homes early today by flood waters of the Arkansas River. No loss of life ha* been reported. BOY ADOPTED SECOND TIME. HARTFORD CITY. Ind., June 24.—Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leffingwell. Thursday. In the Circuit Court here, legally adopted John Miller. 13. A remarkable fact about the case is that Mrs. Leffingwell, who is the divorced wife of John C. Miller, adopted the boy once before and bad his name changed to Miller. Now the child's name has been changed to Lefflngwell. His name originally was Brown.

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T. R., Solomon and Caesar to Guide World? Spiritualists See Time When Master Minds of Dead Can Rule Through Mediums. NEW YORK, June 24.—Through the medium of spiritualistic control, the world will soon be ruled by tho great est minds of all times, dating back to the beginning of history, according to Frederick W. Constantine of Buffalo. N. Y. He Is secretary of the General Assembly of Spiritualists of the State of New York, which opened its anual convention here today. “Such rapid progress has been made in the last year in spiritualistic communication that it is only a matter of a comparatively short time when practically the entire population of the earth will be mediumistic,” Constantine declared in an Interview. Asa result the world will have the benefit of consulting such men as Abraham. Lincoln, George Washington, Napoleon Bonaparte,

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Julius Caesar, Solomon, Robert Ingersoll and Theodore ’Roosevelt.” When this time comes to pass, according to Constantine, there will be. No more wars. No more crime. No more poverty, and we will have reached a stage comparable to tho m llentum. : “Os course, such great men as I have named are in constant communication with mortals, but only to a limited extent at this time,” Constantino said. “Lincoln Is perhaps in touch with mor. mediums than any other great man, owing to his wonderful spirituality. “Spiritualism has made great strides. Little more thhn a century ago wo would have been burned at the stake. The world war gave the movement great Impetus th.ongh the desire of hundreds of thousands to communicate with those they love. In the last year our membership has doubled. “The world’s mortal population amounts to a few millions. Its spiritual 'population is thousands of millions. This overwhelming "spiritual pressure from ‘the other side’ will eventually have Its effect. “In time our kings and presidents, enr parliaments and our congress, our business and commercial organizations will be completely dominated by the great minds which have gone before.”

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUN" 24, 1921.

HOOSIER DEATHS SHELBYVILLE—Adam Schroeder, 68. wealthy retired fanner, is dead at his home, north of here, following a short illness. He was born in Germany, but had resided in this county 1884. He Is survived my his widow, Mrs. Anna Schroeder, two sons, George Schroeder of Indianapolis and John Schroeder of this county: one sister, Mrs. Fred Rasp of this county; two brothers and one sister living in Germany Marshall C. Bass, 33, is dead at his home in Morristown. He Is survived by the widow, Mrs. Norma Bass; two sons, Charles Bass of Lansing, Mich, and Clayton Bass of this county; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ciders of Hancock County and Mrs. Lottie Cole of county; three sisters, Mrs. George Nnve, Mi 8. Charles Rhodes and Mrs. Anna MeClin o' this city, and five brothers, Hersch-U Bass, Arthur Bass, John Bass. Ary C. Bass and Henry Bass, all of this county. COLUMBUS—Mrs. Grace W. Remy, 48, wife of A. M. Remy, a local real estate man, is dead at her home In East Columbus, after an Illness of several years. She is survived by her husband and four daughters, Mrs. Arley McLain of Greenwood. Mrs. Chester Williams of this city, and Edna and Charlene Reiri> of East Columbus; two sisters, Mrs. Stella Van Camp of Elizabethtown, and Mrs. Edith Smith of Rockville, and three brothers. Park, Fred and John Warden, all of Rockville.

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New Disease Oauses Epidemic of^Suicides BERLIN, June 24. —Wholesale selfimmolations are taking place In the province of Tamboff and the neighboring canton of Kazloff. Five hundred peasants dug a moat around their village, posted behind armed guards to keep away strangers, barricaded themselves In their bath-houses and burned themselves to death. When all were dead • the fifty guards returned to the village and shot one another. Several similar tragedies of smaller dimensions have occurred. The causes arc stated to be partly religious and partly connected with panic induced by the spread of anew disease called “yellow decay.” EXPORTS $17,391,118 TYPEWRITERS. In 1919 typewriting machines to the value of $17,391,118 were exported from the United States.

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LAKE BOATS CUT RATES ON FRUIT Savings Will Reach 50 Per Cent From Michigan. LANSING, Mich., June 24.—Reduction In water freight rates on western Michigan fgults, amounting to as much as 50 per cent in somes cases, and which will result In savings of thousands of dollars to growers, have Just been announced by two tako Michigan lines operating between Michigan fruit loading points and Chicago,. The State form bureau traffic department, In making public the reductions, says that fruit to the consumer should be conslderablby cheaper as a result. The greatest reduction Is on one-third, quarter and one-fifth bushel baskets of fruit from eighteen northwestern Michigan shipping points. The saving to the grower at these points will be $lO on each hundred baskets of fruit shipped.

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Barr of Bruceville on Agricultural Board Joseph L. Barr of Bruceville has been appointed by oGvernor Warren T. McCray as a member of the State board of agriculture to'spcceed I. Newt Brown of Franklin, whoVreslgned his membership on the board to become its secretary. Mr. Barr is a farmer and a business man. Hhls appointment Is the first made on the board by Governor McCray, as all the members of the old board were reappointed on the new board by an act of the Legislature providing for its reorganization. ‘Dog Chain’ Theft Charge Dismissed Special to The Times. 1 SHELBYVILLE, nld., June 24.—An Indictment charging Harold Harwood of

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Indianapolis with grand larceny for the theft of a “dog chain” from the St Paul stone quarry, was dismissed in the Shelby Circuit Court on the motion of Prosecuting Attorney Elmer Bassett Harwood was arrested in Detroit, Mich., early this spring and brought here .or arraignment. His trial was set for bearing June 30. The motion for dismissal was made when HarwooiF agreed to return the dog chain, which had been iu his truck at Indianapolis for more than six months. He also agreed to reimburse the court for its action in the ease and for his return to this -caunty from Detroit.

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