Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1922 — Page 3

DEC. 5, 1922

lINIFOiI TRAFFIC. mWSAREURGED New York Traffic Inspector Declares This Is Big Necessity. FAVORS JAIL SENTENCES Declares Growlng Menace of Accident Toll Needs Regulation. By DUDLET SIDDAL.L XEA Staff Wrlter BROOKLYN, N. TANARUS„ Dee. s.—Unlform traffic laws for thè United States and Canada —subject to minor locai modifìcations —are one of thè big necessities for W checking thè growing menace of thè automoI „ •; ifl bile accident toll. tf * This ts thè IT/;.- ’J view of Deputy Inspector John y - w. °’t' onnor bl U Sfa thè New York MKm poli c e department, who re- . cently resigned \ •? as president of tfc Be thè International Ir Traffic Officers’ O’CONNOR Association. "The automobile has brought into practice interstate. intercity and even International touring,” savs OConnor. "As a result of confJcting lava in nearly every State and city they visit. these tourists are often innocently involved in serious accidents. They <lrive according to thè regulations of their home State —and find out too late that these rules do not apply in other localities. Inspector O’Connor sees in education for both motorist and pedestrian in safety principles and practices as ; thè flrst rule to be followed in any campafgn to reduce accidents. Besides this advice O Connor has formulated thè following remedies for j traffic control: 1. Uniform traffic laws and display i signs throughout thè U nited States and Canada, subject to minor locai j modifìcations. 2. Jail sentences for second offend- ■ re against speed and other safety regulations. 3. Rigid examinations throughout thè United States of all drivers, both as to their knowledge of traffic laws an dtheir competence as motor vehicle operatore. 4. Full suport of traffic courts in aiding police to enforce thè laws. 5. Establishment of citizens’ compiami bureaus so that citizens may conveniently report violations. and establishment of police accident In- j vestigation bureaus to search out thè rauses of all accidents. 6. General adoption of efficient safety devices and appliances. BLAGK-DRAUGHT OVER 30 YEARS

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Wasting His Talenta I saw a mali carrier throw a package of papere from thè sidewalk into thè mail box of a house. It lit upright in thè box. E. G. H. IJkes Variety I saw a gentleman wlth dark halr and eyebrows and a brlght red mustache. V. C. W. How’d He Hold It On? I saw a young man 19 years old at a fashionable chicken dinner eating Ice creain wlth a bread knife. GBADYS M. BEELER. They Like ’Em Shiny I saw a man walking down thè Street polishing his fingernails on his coat sleeve. With him was a woman polishing her nails on thè front of her coat. BERT. BUILDING PERMITS Tornea M. Master. dweUing. 2902 Kenwood. $2.000. Frank Asher. dwellinsr. 411 Poplar road, $8,500. W. B. Wood, wreck building. 144 E. Tvren-ty-Third. $290. W. B. Wood. building. 144 E. TwentyThird. $2.300. Svlvester Jolinson. remodel. 522 N. Illinois, 6,000. W A. Banta. remodel. 1826 N. Alabama, SI,OOO. E. L. CottreU. dweUing, 2544 E. Eighteenth, $2.200. / E. L. CottreU, dwelling, 2548 E. Eighteenth, $2.200. C. A. Linglelter. garage, 622 N. Gray. $260. A F. dweUing, 2215 Parker, $2,250. A. F. Jaiiiey. garage. 2210 Vheeler. S2OO. A. V. Jainey, doublé, 2410 N. Delaware. $6,500. Arrenai Realty Company, -lwelling, 7o< >. Elder, $5,500. American Estate Company. dweUing. 243 S Sherman. $3,500 John Caìdwell. garage. 1733 >. Arsenal. SSOO. „ „ Duplex Home Company, dwelling, 3640 Fall Crce* Elvd.. $15,000 Smuck Rug and Carpet Company, slgn. 10P S. Meridian. $350. Edward Alien, addition. 2712 Maniere. $350. Indianapolis _*ump and Tube Companj. building. 1020 Drover. S6OO. D. H. Prunk. addiiion, 506 Douglas, “ I \V°°C. Schultz. furnace, 1418 E. Kelly, S3OO. Gordon G. Fisher, garage, 846 N. Hamilto Edward W3Tfield. two turnaees, 622 Blake. $385. „ ~ , Frank Howe, building, 2200 b. Alabama, SSOO. James Harris. Jr„ garage. 2918 S. State, S2OO. J T Eaglesfeld. remodel 3319 N. Mendian. $1.200. Fred A. Mann, dwelling. 4532 Carrollton, $8.500.

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TUBERCULOSIS IN CITY DEGREASES City and State Keep Pace in National Fight Against White Plague Ravages. Indianapolis has kept pace with thè Nation in thè death rate from tuberculosis, Government and city health department figures for ID2I, made public today, showed. The city rate is not as low as thè averaga for thè country. The ratio of decrease in thè last four years is about even. The State rate is below thè natlonal average. Government reports show thè tuberculosis death rate per 100,000 population in thè country was 149.7 in 1918, 126.7 in 1919, 114.8 in 1920 and 99.9 in 1921. In thè State of Indiana thè rate was 140.2 in 1918, 114.1 in 1919, 108.8 in 1920 ànd 92.8 in 1921. Fourteen per cent of thè deaths from tuberculosis in Indian in 1921 were in Indianapolis. In thè State 2,752 died and in thè city 398. j "I anticipate our ability to reduce | thè rate further this year,” said Dr. ! Herman G. Morgan, secretary of thè city board of health. "We are eerj taln that we could lower it markedly !if we had hospital facilities for iso- ! lating all open cases, which are of I course responsive for transmission !of thè disease. It is estimated that one open case infeets ten others. “Our tuberculosis nursing corps and out-patient elinics, ili operation a little over a year, have obtained excellent re^ults.” Early diagnosis and care which thè j clinics and nurses make possible to a j greater degree than heretofore are of : preat importance in curing or arrest- ; ing tuberculosis, Dr. Morgan said. The i white plague led all causes of death | for many years, but now it is second |to disease of thè heart and arterie in thè country and in Indianapolis. Dr. Morgan predicted tuberculosis would j be forced down to third or fourth place in thè next decade.

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An Invitation THE Hassler Indiana Company, distributors of shock absorbers in Indianapolis and Indiana for Robert H. Hassler, Ine., invites all motor car owners and dealers to be present Tuesday evening, December fifth, at thè Formai Opening of its new building and Service station at 939 North Meridian Street. One of thè interesting features of thè evening will be a speed demonstration by Hassler mechanics in installing Hassler Shock Absorbers. A complete set of thè supplemental spring type for Ford cars will bei put on in less than thirty minutes. The building, is, we believe, thè largest and finest in thè country devoted exclusively to thè sales and servicing of Shock Absorbers. It has many features of arrangement and construction that will be interesting to our friends in all branches of thè motor trade. There will be music, flowers, and a warm welcome at eight o’clock Tuesday evening, December thè fifth. THE HASSLER INDIANA CO. Meridian and St. Joe Streets / INDIANAPOLIS

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