Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1922 — Page 9

NOV. 29, 1922

$12,000 GfITHEREfI FOR COLLEGE SITE Trustee of Butler Urges Co- . operation. W Pointing out thè civic and moral advantages to thè community and to Indianapolis as a result of thè location of Butler College at Fairview, Emsley W. Johnson, member of thè board of trustees of Butler. spoke last night at a meeting of thè Mapleton Civic Associatlon at thè Community building, Fortieth St. and Capitol Ave. “Butler will preserve thè beauty of Fairview for years to come,” saìd Mr. Johnson. He especially urged cooperation of thè community in order that definite action might be taken immediately. Harry Calland, president of thè

PLUMBING INSTALLED ON “The Buschmann Payment Pian” BY ANY RESPONSIBLE PLUMBER FOR INFORMATION SEE August Buschmann & Sons, Ine. MA In 0973 11th and College Ave.

ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER SERVICE Merchants Heat & Light Company C. O’B. Murphy, General Manager The Daylight Corner

fl> MOLLY’S BREAD A. Is going Into more homes each day because of \ its exceptlonal quallty. Stands thè Test of Daily Use. INDIANAPOLIS COMPANY Bakers ai6o of American Beauty Bread and Cakeo.

John C. McCioskey Freperty bougbt, .old, leae'l and manajred Keliab> and authorltatlv* Appralstls mad<* VRlnfttionn Madf Federai Estate Tax and Indiana ìnheritance Tax ' t-S Indiana Trn*t Building. Tndianapoll. l'hoit*. Mali* TOSO

* MALT AND HOPS 2'2-lh. can of Malt Extraet >c 4 ozs. of Oregon Hops 1 package of leaf Isinglass Six orders for Crown Caps, per gross Dry Malt. per pound 3 pounds for SUPPLÌES OF ALL KINDS QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO. Male-Ad e Supply Co. 12 Pembroke Arcade. Phone, Main 5526.

“The Yellow Wagon” and 100 T GOAL ICE POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO.—B PHONES

Face Brick Hollow Building Tile Display Room. 1124 HUME-MANSUR BUILDING Interstate Clay Products Co. Prompt Service CI role 0237

HEAT WITH OIL Replace Your Coal Fire With an Gii Burner Ma-le f<>r all purpors stoves. tutiia-e*. boiler. industriai pianto. All aro safe, clean economical. efflcient, teliable. fri o, f r m SS 0. Estimate* furnteked. RUSSELL C. LOWELL, M. E., HEATING ENGINF.ER “The OH Burner Man.” 2062 Broadway RA ndolph 3307.

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LUMBER MILL WORK ONE BOARD OR ONE MILLION FEET Quality Service O. D. Haskett Lumber Co. Phones—WE bster 0114, Auto. BR ooksìde 1415

Mapleton Civio Association, announced that over $12,000 of thè $40,000 asked for first payment on thè Fairview site had been subscribed. Edward W. Clark, representing thè Thirtieth and Illinois Streets Business League, offered cooperation for thè | success of thè undertaking and prei sented plana for a mass meeting of thè ! citizens of thè community to which thè officials of Butler College are to | be inviterò. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, serretarv of ; thè Indianapolis board of health, spoke on smoke prevention. He declared that thè remedy lay in education. NEW TEACHERS NAMED The following changes in thè teaching staff of thè public schools have been announced by E. U. Grafi, superintendent: Resignation, Mabel Thompson; appointments in elementary department, Lela N. Servaas, Irma Ritt. Mabel P. Hatfield, Adelaide Price.

A FRIEND IN NEED A miiiicn motorista who usa SeaFast swear by it a on absolutely secure tube repair. Ask any one of thè mllllon. Mail In Indianapolis by ROBKRT M. BOWES CO., INC.

A FLOCK OF FORDS and A GANG OF MEN ALWAYS ON THE JOB Hayes Bros. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING CONTRACTORS MAIN 2493 M-2492

Charlie Chaplin Aster Laurels of Wales as Fiancee Hound

By JAMES W. DEAN NEW YORK, Nov. 29. —Well, well! So they say Charlie Chaplin and Pola Negri are betrothed! Charlie now has been reported engaged as often as thè Prince of Wales —and to as many different girls. The rumor of Charlie's engagement to Negri is thè only one in which this writer has taken any stock. Since thè divorce of Chaplin and Mildred Harris thè comedian has been reported engaged to at least six girls. In almost every case thè girl's name tlius was given a prominence that it would not have otherwise enjoyed. Linking of thelr namea with one so renowned as Chaplin’s was fat stufi for thè presa agents. Chaplin Is a gallant man. His popularity was not hurt by these announcements and althoueh he may have resented thè lntrusfon of gossipmoilgerß lnto his private affairs he

BUILDINGTREND ! SULL umili i Approach of Winter Has Not Lessened Construction Work. Despite thè approach of thè winter season thè lumber business Is hold- j ing up remarkably will, aecording to ] O. D. Haskett, president of thè O. D. Haskett Lumber Company of tlils city. "Indicatlons are that thera will be nothing more than a seasonal declino | In thè lumber business thls winter,” j Mr. Haskett sald. "In my opinion ' thera is no doubt that thè amount j of winter business this year will ex- j eeed that of a year ago, and building operatlons continued throughout thè winter of 1921, due to favorable weather condltions.

“There is stili some troubta being \ promptiy. This applfes especially to lumber shipnients from thè snft pine territory throughout thè Southwest. The? delays have had thelr effect on prlees. but thè fluctutlona have not ; been great and are no more than ! thè usuai ones incldental to thè lumber trade. Of course they are, in n way. thè naturai result of a demand ■ above thè normal and small shortag , growlng out of thè fatllure In some instanees to obtain railroad cara fori shipping purposes. “This certalnly has been a record breaklng year In thè lumber trade Month aster month durlng thè nutrìmer set a new record for sales with us, only to have a new record set thè month following, There was a great shortage of building in Indianapolis following thè war, and lt seema that 1 all attempts to catch up with It have not been suceessful. Home construc tion Is continulng in thè same volume! which marked its progress durlng thè early fall. Other types of constructlon are in full swing and will continue so long as weather condltions permlt. "Lumber stock. in Indianapolis are sutficient to meet present demanda. X belleva. Our own stock ls in good shapn and we have a good volume of lumber on hnnd. From n vallati reports at present X believe that construction work was not materiali}' reduced throughout thè fall by difTl cu'ty in obtaining lumber shlpments. All Indicatlons are tlie remaining weeks of 1922 will hold thelr own. not only In thè building of homes. but In other linea of business ss well." Colorerò Bridal Frocks In England there is a tendency to introduce colora lnto thè bridal gown. Mauve, plnk and other delicate shades of satin have been used lnstead of thè tlme-honored whlte. The fashion has mode no headway in America o*Fra noe.

We maintain an EXPERT Service and rebuilding plant. Have your Marvel rebuilt into a new carbureter. Marvei Carbureter Sales Co. 926-28 E. Washington Street Drexel 0172

LUMBER SUPERIOR MILLWORK BURNET-BINFORD LUMBER CO. Tliinit-th SI. finii thè C>nal; ' ‘ IMiones HArld. o.Vm. ’

Purchasers of WASTE PAPER NATIONAL PAPER STOCK CO. CI relè 4000-4001 320-330 W. Michigan St.

Phone, Main 3057 THE WHITAKER PRESS Ine. “Printing Bone Righe > Fiftb Floor Print Craft Building 223-25 North New Jersey Street

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was too chivalrous to deny openly thè reported engagements to thè various young ladies. With Pola Negri thè case is utterly different. She is famed on two continents. Her star already is hung in thè cinema heavens. It will sitine brightly enough for her without thè i;efiected lustre of Chaplin’s narne. Chaplin holds her ir* great esteem. When he returned from Europe a year ago aster he had met Negri for thè first time I asked hlm what he thought of her. slis face brightened at thè rnention of her name and without a nroment's hesitation he answered: “I think Pola Negri has thè most vivid, striking personality of any woman I met in all of Europe.” Some people are making much of tho fact that when Negri met Chaplin upon her arrivai In Hollywood she extended bot.h banda to hlm. The

HOME-BUYING PAYMENT PLAN PROVES POPULAR In thè development of modera business one of thè greatest boons to thè man of moderate bicorne has been thè development of a pian whereby homes may he bought on thè ■ payment pian, is thè opinion ex- | pressed by John A. Royse, president ; of thè Royse-Borchert Company, 603 City Trust Building. “In Ilio old days lt was lmpossible for a person to own a homo without years of careful saving and scraping. Under our pian lt la possible for a person to own his own homa for as small a payment aa S.IOO and monthly paymenta as small as $25 a month. "Formerly there was some predjudlce, a Burvtval of obsolete ldcas and industriai conditions, against buying a horne on thè payment pian, but lt ls a fact which can. ho proverò conclusively that today elghty-flve per cent of all property sold In Indianapolis )s sold on thè payment pian. “This payment pian method of selling reai estate has marked ad-

vantages for thè city as well as for thè Individuai dolng tho buying. lt brlngs a great umount of capitai to Indianapolis from atl over Indiana and other States as welL “A high percentage of home owners is thè Ideal condltlon toward which all communltles look. It ls well known that horn*s ovmers make up thè very beat elements of cltlzenship In a community and forra thè reai backbone of a State. “Our company was organlzed to i meet a demand for homes on thè payment pian. We mako lt possibili for ambltlous famillos to own thelr homes and for them to have a salatila equlty in thelr property at any time. Householdera more and moro aro reallzing -that a salablo equlty ls worth all thè rent reeelpts I in thè world. “With thè growth of populatlon . and constantly changlng economie condltions lt has becomo bardar for ' thè individuai to obtain reai estato by ; tho old methods, but by our pian lt ! has been mado easy and very atj tractive." PLAN GUARD ARMORIES FOR INDIANA CITIES Board Member Meet With Govemor to Draft l'rogram. 'Che erection or purchaso of arrnory j building at thè stronger natlonal guard polnts In Indiana !s being plnnned. lt was learnod today. The armory board of thè Indiana National Guarda arranged a meeting with Govornor McCray for this afternoon to attempt to draft a program whereby these bulldlngs might be either purchased or erocted. Clties under conslderatlon for thè bulldlngs Include Indianapolis, Oary, Terre i Haute, Shelbyville and EvansvlMo. SUGAR CO. SUES GROCERY AT SEYMOUR FOR $20,000

Judgment for $20,000 In demanded ! in a bill of complaint filed In Federai Court by thè Franklin Sugar Reftning ! Company of Phlladelphla, Pa., agalnst. th John C. Groub Company, a grocery concorri of Scymour. The bill clalms that. thè John C. I Groub Company refused to aocopt and f.tilod to pay for certain. ehlpmants of sugar contraeteli of thè Franklin Sugar Kefìnlng Company In 1320 for futuro shlpment.

The BRUNSWICK built from thè start to play all makes of Records —without cost increasing attachments. Brunswicks are Mcchanically Perfect. 124 N. VtènUliUXcJt j Opposlle Peun. St. . *—\ ójhoiu —* Ketth’s

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MIILD ■ il ili) EMISE High Prices Sure to Come Next Spring, Expert Says. Do your building In thè winter and avoid hlgher prices and a labor short- ; ago that probably will make its ap pearance with thè sprint month.s is thè advlse of Joseph G. Hayes of tlie flrm of Hayes Bros., plumblng and | heatlng contractora, 236 W. Vermont St. ”As great as has been building activlty in Indianapolis durlng thè past year there la stili more in pros pect for 1923 aecording to every In dlcatlon.” Mr. Hayes said. ”T have studierò thè sltuation carefully and : have reacherò thè concluslon that any one consideri ng tho erection of i home or other structure v.-11l do v to begln work at thè enr!!r<*t posslb:--timo. By so dolng they wlil avoid tli rush which Inevitably will c- me w ! thè rush of renewerò building opw ! rlons next year. "The present ls thè bet timo for i ! thè prospectlve builder to corno to a ! deelsion about his plumbing and heat Ing equlpment. Rlght now it 1 en. l I to gt thè cholce of materltls mi there Is plenty of skilld labor avail- ! nble for instailation. By tho timo tho ! rush cornea on in thè Spring 1 hot e > sure to ho a labor shortage and it will ! not be easy to obtain doltverlos oi> 1 plumbing supplica in all probabìdty. “The old days whon low prico was ! thè sale means of dotermlning what. i plumbing or heatlng flxturos to *:se is gono. People have come to rea 11 re at last that quallty and wearlng ablllty are of groat importanco in determlnIng a choloe. Good workmanshlp alvo !is vltal. Tlirough costly oxporienoe I many have fottnd out at thè exponse of thelr bank acrounts ihat a fine bath tub with poor plping ! worse than no bath tub at all and thè stane npplles to every artlolo of plumbing where poor lnstallatlon htis accornpanled thè Job. “Nothing ls of more importanco in a home that thè rlght kind of a heatlng plant. It save. coal for thè houaeholder and supplice mere heat for lesa money than does an lmproper plant. Many persona have fallerò to recogt lze theso thing? In thè past and have palrò for thè expenalve prtiròlege of loarnlng through exporfenoe. “Our company malntAlns a crops of exporienced heatlng and plumbing onglnoers and we aro only gtad at all tlmes to pive any one In neerò of aròvloe tbe best servire available."

One of thè LARGEST— One of thè BEST! Indianapolis lumber 6,

29* YEAR Stafford EngrAving Co \jbe jHqusc ofS/deus" Cen titti’ Bldg.. Indianapolis Commercial art HALrTONES - /'INC Etchings - Color Flatks Engraved and Embossed Stationery

Bedford Stone and Construction Co. Contractors —Engineers 810-15 F. eteker Savings and Trust Building Indianapolis Indiana.

Richmond Hammered Piston Rings Hamnered rings are now and have been used exclusively on all European automoblles for thè past ten years. Richmond electrically hammered rings are standard equipment on quality cars. The ring that stops oil troubles. We have complete stocks of all sizes and oversizes. Indiana Wheel and Rim Co. 40 West North Street. CI relè 7345

havon’t heard a bit of gossip about it as yet. -r- -i- -!- On View in Indianapolis Among thè attractions on view today are: “Tlie Guilty One,” with Pauline Frederick at thè Murat; “The Little Shepherd of Klngdom Come,” at English’s: Vadie and Gygi at Keith’s; “Young America,” at thè Palace; thè Jarvis Revue at thè Lyric; thè Greenwich Village Revue at tho Park; burlesque at thè Broadway; vaudeville and musical comedy at thè Rialto; “Dr. Jack,” at. thè Apollo; “When Knighthood Was in Flower,” at thè Ohio; “Oliver Twist,” at thè Circle; “The lmpossible Mrs. Bellew,” at thè Coloniali “Romance and Arabella,” at thè Isis; “The KickBack” at Mister Smith’s and “The Slieriff of Sun-Dog,” at thè Regent. On Thursday aftemoon at thè Murat, Mclntyre antl Heath open a three-day engagement in “Red Popper.” at English’s Thursday afternoon, “Dulcy" starts a three-day stay.

MARBLE PLAYS BIG PART IN WORLD’S ART To thè great majority of persona Vermont ls about thè only marble proròucing State in thè United States. This is an old idea that persista in thè mi.nd from geography class days in public school, but lt ls far from ccrrcct, aecording to F. E. Gates of thè Gates Tlie antl Marble Company. “A great quantlty of rnarble ls producerò in Tennessee and in our northwestern Stato," Mr. Gates said. “In o\*r own plant we recelve marble from pjl over thè world, but tho groater part la from tho United States. It corno to us from thè mir.es as quarrled, In largo slabs, and ls pollshed and cut at our own plant. "The marble industry is a fleld to il self ami v i il rea thè Services of men of long experience and special traln!m- There are who nover bave dorè any other work, :m n who have grown up In thè business and have heen famillar with it freon tho days of their youth. “V,'iti."Ut -v ption thè pollsliing x i-r, in uiir plant aro from thè marble of Ti nn< tee. They are tho must skilled men that can be obtalned and ilici: work ls of tlie very hlghest grado ' i Jiiarrylng working of marble are among thè most anolent of all ln<iu--?i-v's. The material was known and cxtonslvoly userò for building pur;T„ more than 1,009 years bofore [thè Christian ora. Since that long jcliuant day no satlsfactory substltute : ever has been fornirò and it stands tmi.tv a. thè finoat known material f, r decorativo .work. Just as much a. In tho days when thè great Greok ~ tjlptors eh ose lt a. a medium through which to express thelr rnasterpiooes. Ti,-- irreafest monumenta of th aneli • wero in marble. The bulldlngs ; that yet remain In Athens. although In rulns, thè Parthcnon, Eretheium, Propyìaea, Thcslum and Olymplelm. n. wel a. thè marvelously beautiful rum nt Antloch. Ephesus, Mlleausm l inidaurus and ròozens of other place of histoidn renown. are all lnstances of th hlghest expresalo of tho most artisti’: feeling executerò In thè noblest of building materlals. "Tt certalnly ls trua that but for :bo lasting character of thè medium omployes tho tho most magnlficent conceptions of archltecture and sculptura would now ho lost to thè world. lt ls to lncised marbla slabs that wo ove most of tho early record. “Marbla and dia no longar ara ; classerò a luxuriea. They have bocomo nacessltles and convantancas. Thelr first eost practlcally ls thelr only cost, and tha realization of this fact has causerò marbla to be userò in constantly lncreasing quantltles by builders. “Our own yards cover 56,000 squara feet of ground devotad ©ntlrely to tha fabrlcation of marble, and our capaclty 1 crowded to taka care of tha demand.”

| F. E. Gates Marbìe & Tile Co. Manufaeturers and Erectors Tvventy-First and Adams. WE bster 4330.

CAR HITS TRUCK An automobile truck driven by Kenneth Tudor, 19, of 1201 S. State Ave., was struck by a Street car at Virginia Ave., and South St., yes-

“Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold in FewHours

Instant Relief! Don’t stay stuffedup! Quit blowing and snuffing! Take “Pape’s Cold Compound” every two hours until three doses are taken. Tha first dose opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages of head; relìeves headache, dullness, feverishness,

Greater Service to Indianapolis The extensìve resources of A. B. Meyer & Co. and thè Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Co., together with thè EXPERIENCED SERVICE of both companies comblned, is available for your needs and requiremfciits for fuel and building materiale of quality and stability. ÀLLIED Coal and Material Co. 407-8 Odd Fellow Building Main 2440. LI ncoln 7581

It Pays to Belong to thè Chamber of Commerce Tho Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce has tn thè past quarter century ilone an Inealculable good In making Indianapolis a hlgger antl bett.r city In which to live and work. The goòil it does ls continulng with evc-r----increaslng force. Publlshe! by this concem to help tbe IndianapnHs Chamber of Commerce in Us “Ryery Motnher (Jet a M?aiber in Norember'’ campalgn. MELLETT PRINTING COMPANY 475 Century Bldg. MA In 4756

Automobile Glass Replaced Whlle You Wait Building Glass of All Kinds Indianapolis Glass Co. 1002 Kentucky Ave. Cir. 7727

Belmont 3700 O’Donnell Transfer Co. Transfer and Trucking. lleavy Ilauling and Safe Moving by Expert Riggers. Overland Truck Service. 1503 W, Washington St.

Rent a New Ford — Drive It Y olirseli Touring Cars SAUNDERS Coupes Roadsters Drive It Yourself Sedans rhone Circi* 68SB. SYSTEM 330 N. Delawaro St

FURNACE REPAIRING By Expert Mechanlcs The Rybolt Heating Co. MA In 1282 632 Mas*. Ava.

"None Better Mill Work” SPEEDWAY LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Our Truck Service Covers Marion County Herbert E. Hill, President Belmont 2000

Old Leaky Roofs Can be saved and made leakproof with our wonderful Superlastic J/Q Roof Coating Jr W OENERAL KOOFERS S Indianapolis Coating Co.. JKF 608 E. IVa*ta. Òt. ALA la Mitfi. fc/Si

We Will Build you a home and sell on easy payments. ROYSE BORCHERT 603 City Trust Bldg.

WASTE PAPER Main 089 American Paper Stock Company Incorporatcd

Ask for Browder’s Ice Cream Everybody Says It’s Good We give special attention Pimrw?; to party orders. Browder Ice “31Main 5595. 918 N. Senato.

terday afternoon. The truck waa turned over, but Tudor escaped lnjury. Thomas Reilly, 29, of 232 S. Illinois St., was thè motorman of thq Street car.

sneezing. The second and third dose usually break up thè cold completely and end all grippe misery. “Pape’s Cold Compound” is thè quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug storea. Tastes nice. Contalns no quinina, Insist upon Pape’s.—Advertisement.

SPINK ARMS HOTEL (IO North Meridian St. A Keality of Convenlenee. -INDIANAPOLIS' NEVVEST AND FIN EST nOTEL. Unexcelled Translent Service—s3 and up. One, two and three-room fnraished apartmetits with kitchnette, fIOO per month and up. Unfurtished npartments In our new adlition, SSO and up; unexcelled case icrvlce ; Table d hote luncheon, 75 rents; Table d’hote dlnner, SL23; also Service a la carte.

The Russet Cafeteria is now servlng Dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Lunch hours remain thè same, 11:30 to 2:15 p. m. Highest quality foods preparerò by skilied white woxnen cooks. Moderato Price3 37 South Meridian St.

INTERSTATE Public Service Co. jm LIMITED g / TRAINS JL &T DAILY Between INDIANAPOLIS and LOUISVILLE

W. W. WISE AH Kinds of Brick Work 206 Indiana Trust Building Cirri* 4164

American Construction Company 1201 E. GEORGIA. Drexel 0441. Street, Sewers, Bridge, Concrete, Sand and Gravel.

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