Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1921 — Page 7
tMMQVEMENT % IN HIGHWAYS DURING SUMMER State Commission Completes 81 Miles of Hard Surface Road in Indiana. As the fall touring season is now in full sway, it Is a matter of interest to all motor car owners that good progress has been made in the matter of permanent road improvements in various sections of Sndiana, and particularly on some of the main highways, according to a statement just issued by the Hoosier State Automobile Association. “Inasmuch as our organization has been the pioneer and the one continually persistent booster for better roads, said H. E. Noblet, secretary, “it is a matter of gratifleution that some of our main highways are rapidly ‘getting somewhere’ ia the matter of hard surface improve- j merit work. It is also gratifying that Improvement of the gravel and macadam roads is now becoming general. ’J his latter work will be advanced materially tinder the road patrol maintenance law which our organization succeeded in getting through the Legislature. Noblet spate* that the hard surface pavement on the National Old Trails road will be open clear through Marion county the first of October, and that the pavement is extending eastward Into Hancock County at steady rate, with prospect of being completed to Greenfield twenty-one miles east of Indianapolis by Oct. 13. Between In diunapolie and Terre Haute the National road now has 38.88 miles of hard sur face roadway, according to an official of the State highway commission. Because of the fact that numerous bridges are being constructed along this route, how ever, it ia not practical for tourists to attempt to follow the National road from Terre Haute through to Indianapolis. The condition of the old roadway, however. is reported as fair and the detours are in fairly good condition especially 1h dry weather. It is expected this entire route will be completed by this time next year. To the east there are several detours, one near Greenfield, one at Lewisville and another at Lublin. Completion of the hard surface pavement into Rid* mired be accomplished by Inf' next year, it is stated. This will give, by that time, a hard surface roadway clear across the State from Terre Haute to Richmond. It is stated that eighty-one miles of hard roads have been completed under the highway commission direction this year and perhaps twice that mileage of hard roads has been completed by county contract. The Range Line road north of Indianapolis is now paved to Carmel In Hamilton County and work is progressing in the Kokomo vicinity. Tue fjaokson highway route from Indianapo 11 s south is paved to Franklin, twentyone miles, bnt a detour is necessary at Greenwood berause of bridge construction. Fine gravel makes good going on south to Columbus and between Columbus and Seymour are eight miles of concrete. Just what the situation will be this winter depends on circumstance*, although on State maintained roads it is expected gravel and macadam surfaces will be kept passable. The Hoosier State Auto Association feels the growing need for more danger signs on the hard paved routes and Issues an appeal to motorists to “get in and help.” The sign work and roau marking is paid for out of membership fees. It is pointed out. “More members mean more signs and better marked route-* besides a dozen or more real benefits to the member himself. We can do wonders with more complete cooperation,” declared the secretary. French Makers Want New Style Furniture PARIS, Sept. 28.—A new style in furniture was demanded by representatives of the French furniture industry at the furniture congress recently held here. Architects are blamed by the president of the Furniture Makers’ association for the continued production of false Louis XV., Louis XVI, and other styles of antiques. They design interiors to go with such furniture and naturally the manufacturers have to meet the demands, he says. The president proposed that the teachers in the fine arts school should begin T>e campaign for a modern original style nd also original ideas under the general Birectlon of a committee composed of ar--4 tists, architects and furniture makers. He hopes this method will produce an tntirely new style that will mark this rpoch as did the styles of the two Louis, if the Empire and the Renaissance.
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‘Y’ COMMERCE SCHOOL TO OPEN Courses Include Business Economics. The Y. M. C. A. School of Commerce I will hold its third annual opening to night at 8 o'clock. Walter McDougal. C. P. A., manager of Wolf A Cos., certified public accountants, will speak on “The Accountant and Modern Business.’’ Mr. McDougal Is a member of the advisory committee of the school. The commerce school has been a recent development, having be.*n organized with the Introduction of the Walton t courses three years ago Among the leading courses now offered are three | years of accountancy, tw oyears of business law, and a year of bookkeeping, i business economics, advertising and ASPIRIN iania “Bayer” on Genu.a£ • Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspiriu only as told in the Bayer pack age for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Earache. Toothache. Linni liago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of I twelve Bayer Tablets.of Aspirin cosr few i cents. Druggists also sell larger pack ' ages. Aspirin is the trade mark of \ | Bayer Manufacture of Monoaeetioacidester of Salicylicacid—Advertisement.
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AMUSEMENTS. M'uraT todaTi I 'latilire Today. 500 to $1 .V) f Saturday Matinee, 50c to $-.00 | SoGst]G!>2S* 0, D ST’S spacklinc musical coreitov \n\@M UTOHW WITH CNTIfJt MV CASINO CAJT CHORUS X orchestra PRICES—Eves.. *se, sl, *1.50, *J. *2 50 ( omlng—Wr.4t Oct. 10. 'lap. M cd.-Sqt. ll sii i \ I*l.ll Mail O-der* —s -hlh Monday COMING boi. ii, i6,19 S* post !lNGL!Sirr^~ j The funniest play in the Enffllnh language. TWIN BEDS “Vou will laugh till you rook In jour Mxxt.” Prior*: Night, 50c to 51.50; Mai*., 50c to SEOO. TUI R., IRE. BAT. M ITS. DAILY. THE IAMOIS GEORGIA MINSTRELS Hand and Or<’hc*tra. Only nhou of t* kind in the world. { Prices: 50c, 75c: and SI.OO. ( Seats* Ready. cEtiMu^ud®lile JMA.WV “FOLLIES OF ’6l” KOI R OLD VETERANS JONI A PEARL OF THE PACIFIC And Her HAWAIIAN’S. Warner A Corbett, Erltdi, Rector & Toolln, Kuina & Cos.. Kenardi’s Accordion Hand, CortelH A Roger*. Duncing In the Lyric Ball Room Afternoon unit Evening. BROADWAY Vaudeville, Photoplajs TWO-HOUR SHOW INCLUDING THREE HARMONY KIDS RICA DUD—THE BIMBOS PERRY TAYLOR & CO. FLORENCE CRYSTAL R. CO. EUNORE FIELDS In HEARTS AND MASKS. 10 & 20c Nights, 20c"30c. Sat.. Sun., and Holi duy*, 20c-23c-35c. liable* in arm* fre< PARK Hl* LITTLE 80-PEEP WITH A NIFTY, PEPPY CHORUS
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lv assistant United States district at tornev, will teach law. George GUI will have charge of the new course In busl ness economics; Jesse K. llanft. sales
MOTION PICTURES. LOEW’SSTATE THEATRE PRESENTS “OVER THE HILL” For a Limited Engagement Avery wonderful picture that will do a great deal of good KF.V LEWIS BROWN. A splendid wholesome production. DR AMELIA KEI.I.EII A pleasure to recommend such a picture as "Over the Kill " A story of plain people, showing family life, a childish tragedy, a mother s love and a sou s devotion —a very woutlerful picture MRS DAVID ROSS Pres Indian* Photoplay Indorsers I have just seen "Over !* Kill." and I feel that it Is one of the great pictures of the yesr Everybody ought to see H 1 onti indorse it without reservation and I think it is fortunate that it is being shown here G A R week. It is a wonderful picture REV CLAY TRUSTY In tills busy self seeking, commercial and pleasure age. w* are templed to overlook some of the fundamental things necessary to our home and civic life. The theme of mother and respect f.*r the *dd folks at home, always bring to each one a picture of their better s. If and other things worth while In life. Such things are beautifully set forth in the picture "Over the Hill. ’ REV \V. E CISSNA * wish that all the youth of the land might see and profit by the splen lesson which the film "Over the Hill'' Inculcates It Las my unqualified ** tlorserueut, and I think every one should <•>> it . MILS SARAH WAGNER. Vice Pres Indiana Photoplay Indorsers If you miss “Over tho Hill.'' at Loew s Slate this week, you will pass up in my judgment tho sweetest story ever filmed WALTER D HICKMAN, Indiana Dally Times. “Over the Hill ' Is one of the big pictures of the year, and one which every person should see. INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. The all enduring theme of mi th"r love is portrayed so well In “Over the Hill" that even the most cynical cannot fail of being impressed INDIANAPOLIS STAR. Afternoons Evenings 30c 50c Evening Prices Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays
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FOOD BAN IS LIFTED IN MANY SECTIONS OF CITY
People Who Had Lived On the Lightest Diet Now Eat Heavy Meals. THOUSANDS CREDIT PEPGEN The food ban that prevents a great many men and women from eating ail they care for is the one that Is forced upon litem by a disordered condition of the stomach, in many parts of Indi anapolis, and In cities and towns all over the State, this food ban has been lifted with the aid of the medicine Pepgen. Pcpgen ends stomach ruistry. It relieves gas. bloating and pain and brings a healthy appetite, good digestion and proper assimilation. Men and women who take Pepgen soon say they can eat any thing they care for without discomfort afterward It is an established fact that I’epgen has given relief in hundreds of thousands of cases of stomach trouble. In addition, Pepgen has a beneficial es feet upon the system in general. Following are the statements of several Indianapolis people who tell of relief Pepgen gave them.—Advertisement.
HIS MEALS NOW INCLUDE FOODS OF ALL KINDS I "Since I have taken repgen T can eat anything I care for without a bit of trouble afterward," says A. Kinney, of 540 Arbor avenue, Indianapolis, a car- | penter employed at the Denison Hotel. Before I took Pepgen my stoma* h was badly disordered and hail been that way for a long time Nearly everything I ate disagreed with me ami cabbage and potatoes were especially hard on my : stomach. If I at.* those foods 1 would be in misery afterward. If 1 even ate an j apple I was sure to suffer for it. My I stomach cramped and pained. This misery often came on me at night. 1* requently, I would lie awake until 1 or 2 o'clock in the morning, unable to sleep because of 'he suffering from my storn- | ach This happened so often and I lost | so much sleep that 1 felt very bad in \ general. I didn’t feel like working. I think Pepgen is the greatest medicine on the market Just a short time after I started taking Pepgen 1 could see a change In my condition. I continued to take the medicine, and new I am completely relieved cf ray trouble. 1 ran | eat anything l want wlthotit an ache or a pain from my stomach. 1 also sleep soundly every night now and feel fine j generally. Advertisement. MEALS OF SOLID FOODS REPLACE BREAD AND MILK ' “My stomach was so badly disordered that bread and milk was about all I was j able to cat I took Pepgen. It relieved j my trouble and put my stomach in such ; good condition that I now eat meals of | : solid foods." This is the statement of Mrs. Ruth Wheeler, of 1522 Deloss street. Indianapolis. Continuing, she says: “About five years ago 1 suffered a severe attack of typhoid fever. It left my stomach in very bad condition. I have suffered severely with my stomach ever since. There was scarcely any kind of food ut all that I could eat without being in misery afterward. Gas formed on my stomach. 1 felt bKated and uncomfortable. Pain and severe cramps came in my stomach often. It got so that bread and milk was about all I could cat. After a time j my nerves beenme affected. Then 1 , couldn't, sleep right. 1 lost so much j sleep and felt so tired that 1 could hardly j get around the house. “Pepgen has done me more good than ! any medicine l tver tried. It has improved my stomach a great deal. I have * a better appetite. I am able to eat foods j now that I couldn’t eat at ail before and I do not suffer nearly so much with my j stomach. Pepgen also improved my nerves. I sleep r. great deul better. As a result. I feel stronger and am able to get around better than I did before. ■ Yes. 1 think Pepgen is a wonderful medicine. I highly recommend it to any- | body who suffers from stomach trouble.’ j Advertisement.
PEPCI E N •' s “\S‘ and Is Sold by All First-Class Druggists Everywhere. It Is Being Specially Introduced in Indianapolis at Haag’s, Hook’s and Huder’s Drug Stores. Also, in Nearby Cities and 1 owns, Special Demonstrations on Pepgen Are Being Held at the Following Drug Stores: ALBANY— Harrison Drug Cos. LEBANON— Martin & Mitchell. AR C A Dl^A—-R^>deribeck £ Son. LIBERTY CENTER-Harbert F. Smith. Bi?E?V. D LLE _ I 0 B in s fl c t h 0 u n |t B z rOS - LOg!ans"pOßT-- Cos. BANKER HI MADISON-W. H. Rogers. BLUFFTON-Deam-Splvy-Weldy Cos. MONt"^ELl^R—Peopte's^Dru g Store. SKJi"LiTsSir/weiSiaSd."- iZuVS^^B^c:. DruiiCOm CRAWFORDSVILLE— Jones & Ireland. MONTEZUMA—Cumming’s Pharmacy. CAMBRIDGE CITY-B. A. Carpenter. MARION —People’s Drug Cos. DECATUR—Smith, Yaeger & Falk. NEWCASTLE—Carither’s Drug Store. EL WOOD —Kute & Conner. PEN N VILLE—Bard Waltz Drug Store. FARMLAND—Hoppe Drug Cos. PERU—Chickasaw Pharmacy and Blue Drug Store. FORTVILLE—John F. Johnson. RICHMOND—QuigIey Drug Store. FRANKFORT—E. B. Merritt. ROCK VI LLE—Dick H. Ott. FAIRMOUNT— Pioneer Drug Store. SUMMSTVILLE— Kenneth Stein Drug Store. FRANKLIN—W. B. McColloUgh. SHERIDAN—C. E. Elliott. GREENFIELD-*Earl Drug Cos. SULLlVAN—Daugherty &. Walter. GREENCASTLE—R. P. Mullins. WABASH—Bradley Bros. HUNTINGTON—BradIey Bros. WASH INGTON—Belt’s Drug Cos. HARTFORD CITY—L. C. Rainier. WESTFlELD—Mendenhall’s Drug Store. KOKOMO —Hollowed & Ryan. WMNDFALL —C. E. Dennis. KIRKLIN—S. L. Kutz & Son. WINCHESTER—White & Brady Drug Cos. KNIGHTSTOWN—Johnson Drug Cos. WORTHiNGTON— J. O. Bryan. n nll nA! AT n If the name of your city does not appear In the above list, nnilA AlflTA II II II II II II" I |l write in today for the Pepgen agency proposition. One drug- | | I j S2BI II | II I II II 11 I I I* I? I A I \ gist in every city and town In the Vnited States U to be II II i Hi tl 1 \ I \ II lU SI la ill ll I ll awarded an exclusive free publicity campaign on Pepgen. II 11 II 11 11 11l I |1 U lIUUVIIUI V Only a small order required. Write today.— The American Wl•v UU I V I W Drug Cos., Dayton, Ohio.
ROBSON STREET MOTHER IS THANKFUL TO PEPGEN FOR 0000 FORTUNE OF DAUGHTER
“My daughter, Dorothy, who has just J graduated from high school, has gained | 15 pounds and looks and acts Ilka a • different girl since taking Pepgen." say* Mrs. F. W. Lauderbaugli, of 3324 Rob- ! son street, Indianapolis. “Just before my daughter graduated j from high school she studied so hard that her health was affected. Her sys- I tem became badly run down. She com- j plained of fee'icg tired out and sluggish and said she didn't seem to have a bit of vigor and energy. Her appetite was very poor. She didn't seem to care for a thing to eat. In addition, she complained of nervousness and didn't sleep 1 soundly. Many mornings she told me
HOUSEWORK IS EASY NOW ON CHADWICK ST. “Pepgen has made me feel like anew woman, and I want to recommend this medicine to everybody." says Mrs Minnie Russell, of 904 Chadwick street, Indianapolis. “My system was In a general run down condition and had been that way for several weeks. I was so weak and tired out that I could hardly drag myself about the house. My stomach was badly disordered. Nearly everything I ate disagreed with me. My appetite was very poor In addition to ali this trouble, my serves were out of order. I couldn't sleep right. In fact, for several weeks I didn't enjoy a good night's rest. “One c*f my neighbors recommended Pepgen to me. She spoke so highly of Pepgen that I started taking it. I'm mighty glad now that I did and Fm thankful to my neighbor for recommending Pepgen to me. Pepgen has made tne feel like anew woman. I can do my housework now with ease and never think of getting tired out. 1 Lave a splendid appetite. Food agrees with me. Pepg**n also put my nerTes in good condition. I enjoy sound sleep every night. I never wake up from the time X go to bed until morning."—A ivert. seme nt.
PLEASANT STREET WOMAN FIRM IN HER OPINION “I'm sure Pepgen is a wonderful medi cine after v hut it did for my husbaud," says Mr*. Charles Hewitt of 1223 Pleasant street, Indianapolis, wife of the owner of a confectionery. “My husband suffered with his kidneys for years. This trouble caused his system to be-’eme so weak and run down that he was hardly able to continue his work. He got scarcely any sleep because of his condition. "Pepgen has done my husband a world of good. His kidneys are much improved. He is able to sleep soundly without being disturbed. He says he feels stronger and 1 know he certainly looks Improved.”—Advertisement.
NEIGHBORS INTERESTEB IN GOOD FORTUNE OF PROSPECT ST. WOMAN; MAKES BIG BAINS
“Money spent for Tepgen certainly Is a good investment," says Mrs. Lena Bremer, of IS 15 Prospect street. Indianapolis. “I'll tell you why 1 think so This medicine reiieved me of stomach and nervous trouble I had suffered with for years. It Improved me 100 per cent. And it cost only a very little. Yes. Pepgen certainly is a good investment for people who are in poor health. “My stomach was so disordered that after eating just a light meal I would feel uncomfortable. Gas formed on my stomach and I bloated so badly that at times 1 could hardly breathe. I suf-
that she hadn't slept two hours all night. “Pepgen seemed to be just what Dorothy needed. She began to improve just a short time after she started taking Pepgen and now her health is better In every respect. She says the tired, worn out feeling she had before has disappeared entirely. 1 know Pepgen certainly gave her a fine appetite. I never saw her eat as much as she does now. She says she sleeps soundly every night without waking up from the time she goes to bed until morning Yes she gained 15 pounds and looks and acts like a different girl and I can’t thank Pepgen enough. “I fully believe that if it had not been for Pepgen my daughter would not hare been able to remain in s liool until hor graduation."—Advertisement.
MERIDIAN ST. WOMAN WANTS TO AID OTHERS ! “I can recommend Pepgen to the people of Indianapolis as the best medicine money can buy," says Mrs. L. Gephart : of 10*11 South Meridian street, Indianapi olis. “For the last two years I have been confined to a wheel chair because of a ! crippled condition which resulted from a broken limb. I have not even been able | to get about the house except in a wheel chair. Asa result of this, I have not had any exercise and this had a bad j effect upon my health in general. I lost my appetite. Then it got so that the little food I ate didn't have any taste to it. I b<*gan losing my strength and } energy and finally got so that I didn't seem to have a bit of lif-' about me. I was very nervous ana restless. I j couldn't sleep right. I often heard the street cars run past our house ail night j long | “My husband took Pepgen and It did him so much good that I decided to try : it. Pepgen has given me a wonderful rej lief My appetite has improved 100 per | cent. The tired out feeling 1 experienced J before has all disappeared, instead of | that I have new vigor aud energy. My j nerves also are in much better condition. I sleeep soundly and scarcely ever hear th** street cars pass at night. In addition. I’epgen relieved the constipation." —Advertisement.
WARREN AVENUE CITIZEN TESTIFIES FOR WIFE "My wife feels a great deal stronger and says her housework is easier since she has taken Pepgen,” says Joe Taylor of 501 Warren avenue, Indianapolis. "Her system was In a general run down condition before sbe took I’epgen. Her appetite was poor. Sbe felt so bad that I the housework was hard for her. "Although my wife has only taken one bottle of Pepgen up to this time it has already done her a great deal of good. Her appetite has improved and she feels stronger. I can recommend Pepgen as ; an excellent tonic and appetizer.”—Adj vertisement.
sered frequently from attacks of indigestion. My appetite was poor. I also suffered from nervousness and couldn't I sleep right. Sometimes I'd wake up 'during the night and it would be hours ! before I could get back to sleep. "It s a fact that 1 feel fine since taking I’epgen. This medicine relieved mv trouble completely. My stomach never causes me the slightest pain or discomfort. I have a splendid appetite. I never suffer a bit from indigestion, bloating, gas or other stomach trouble. Pepgen also relieved my nervousness. I sleep 100 per cent better than I did before. "Yes. Pepgen certainly is an excellent medicine. I recommend it to everybody.” —Advertisement.
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