Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1922 — Page 6

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FUI ACCIDENTI) SHOW lICBEASE Deaths in Industries Doubfed Within Past Month. The number of fatAlltles resultfrg from accidente In Indiana Industri' durlng thè month of Xovember shows an increate of more than 10(V per cent over October figuro*. accorditi g to areport made public today hv Miss Uelen Troutman. statisticlan for thè State Industriai board The total number of accidente renorted durine thè month was 4.5 U, as compared with 4,511 in October. Four Impalrments were reported irr Vovember, a compared with none in October. whtle dismembermem * >howed a deorease from sixty-one to fiftv-elght. The average weekly salary paid to injured workmen was $26.31. as com : nared with $28.21 for October. The range of ago* inoluded those from 14 to 82 years. Of those 16 years or less. thlrty-two boy* and Rlx girla were injured. The averace weekly in thls class was $15.35 n compared with sl3 In October. The dlstribution of accldents place 258 In thè automobile industry. 631 la thè cosi minine industry" and 226 io thè lron and Steel Industrie. Of thè 63% coal mining accidents, nino were fataL bombswrTcìT TWQ LAUfìDRIEB By Unite* Press CHICAGO, Dee. 6.—Two laundrio were partially wrecked. and thè liv of girl employes endangered by, bomba here today. Police believed thè outbfeak was a slgnal for thè resumptlon * of thè laundry war whlch raged here some months ago. * Manager of hrth eompanles said they had refused to joln an organtzation to raise prices. The piante bombed were thè Victory Laundry and thè Angelus Laundry.

OESCHIBES OLO INEFFICIENCIES . The conditlon of thè old Tndiarapolis Telephone Company, predeoessor of thè Indiana Bell Telephone Company, ' was attacked in thè testimony of 'lMunson D. Atwater before thè publieservice commission in Its hearing on ■xhe Consolidated rate case today. . “'When I first carne bere to take ‘‘charge of thè company, 1 sound tlie walls of thè evebange building at. 22 :w. Ohio St. filthy, thè drnperies un•sightly and a whole-waete.bftsket futi •<nf uncollected bills, which were finally iFburnt up because thè company had nò collection System,” he sai-!. •* "The public was so hostile toward .ihe company rhat old friends deserted “Pie and once I was obliged to stop :n •thè middle of an address before a •men a class of thè Christian Chiirch ¥ because subscribers in thè audience., ■took offefrse afmy expUiin li he developments and advancement ;y>f thè art of telephony. Finally I gave up any attempt at raaintaining social relatlons with thè public and ;ceas4 making calla,” Mr. Atwater said. F. "The line end equlpment of thè ‘•company were In very.bad shape and ■farmers on occasslon vented Jn- ! aignation by diopping down thè pnles ‘of thè company.” This testimony foHowed thè witiness’ description of thè randém plant which has been lnstalled by thè Bell System, not as a development fostered .',or furthered by thè generai staff of th American Telephone and Telegraph Company In New York City, but aa thè achlevement of thè Indiana staff, which, Mr. Atwater testi flcs, recelved but little ald from thè parent "organi zation.

OLIVER IS SPEAKER ■■/ Su Time Special • CRAWFORDSVFLLE. Ind., Ore. 0. > —The openlnr *veTit of a number of ' mass meeting?* planned for Crawfonl I *- ; ville during thè comlngr wlnter, in of thè lOOth annlyersary jìt thè settlement In thts city nnd '■Montgomery County, will he hell ' ’ Thursday night. Dr. John TV. Oliver of Indianapolis, director of thè indiana State hlstorieal eommission, ~will be thè prlndpal speaker. Duraont ,JCennedy, president of thè Montgomery County Hlstorieal Society. will he jjpermanent chairman and talk on locai hlstory.

Wash Line Loot A. thlef entered thè rear yard of thè homo of Frank Patton, Park Ave., and took thè fatnlly washlng from clothes line. Turklsh towels, socks, sprone, two plllow slips, a shirt and three dresses are mlssing. „. -The clothlng WBB valued at ?30.

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. The'Butler College Dramatlc Club wjll offer Miss Irma Dykes as leadìng lady In lts.first production of thè year. "Come Out of thè Kltchen," to he given at thè Murat Theater on Tuesday night,'.Dee. li*. Miss Dykes has been prominent

Speeders Do Not Like ■Black Maria Ride

• By DICK MILLER. WHY can’t I drive my own Car to headquarters?" “Because orders ay you bave gotto ride thè patrol wagon. v ‘ =• Convèrsation sueh thls tobk place almost tnvariably as a police automobile in which I rode with a sqtìad Of speed cops would force a speeding automobile to thè curb and inform thè driver he was arre sted. "I bought tbis car on payment Then my wife pot lek and I got out of a job. I was In a hurry to get another one." Such was thè hard luck story told thè police hy a man in a fliwer speeding along a narrow Street. Neverthelcss, he rode to headquarters in a patrol wagon. \Ye carne up behind another enr spinning along through heavy trafTic. "What’s thè idea?" asked a

REALTORS WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEET DEC. 14 Tlire© Ticket in Field for Etoction of Director. Th annual meeting and banquet r f thè Indianapolis R-'rl Estate Board will be held Thursday evenins. Dee. 14. The place has not been de ter rnlned. Reports of officcrs and standing commlttces wlll be given. Three director will be elected. Candldates for thè dlrectorshlp axe, regular ticket, Lawrence Peterson, Frank A. Dunlop. Beri Essex, Bowman Elder, Frank E. Brown and Alex Chambers; first independent ticket, Lawrence J. Welch, J. Edward Roblns, Harry M. Stackhouse, Thomas F. Caxson, Frank B. Marsh and Boyd M.

Dentists Relieve Rheumatism The Detroit Board of Health reports thè case of a charity patient whose rheumatism was so had he could not dose his hand3 or dress htmself. Some bad teeth were removed, and thè mouth thoroughly cleansecL In a few dava thè rheumatism gradually disappeared, and thè man regained use of himself. Decay.Jng teeth mày be cutting down youc health and brain power. “dfter barine fonr Ireth ex. tracted at thè l’enple's Dentiht* uithntit thè Teast pain, I am slad to recommend them to all ui.v friend*-" JOSF.PII <j 151 N STEIN KR, 522 K Market, St. Indianapolis. “My teeth hare nlway# heen extrrmely hard to estract, hot you took tfieni out withont hurting me a lit-” . • >'• . THOMPSON. ' 1918 W. Morris St., City. The People’s Dentists Open 8 a. tn. tosi p. m. Snnday, 9 a. m. to 12 m. Sfi West Washington Street. B'rer Oansepolti Trnnk Store. 8* .'lndlanapolU.

IRMA DYKES

In Butler dramatlc clrcles. havlng appeared In "Lady Windemere’s Fan’’ and "Her Hushand’s Wife,” both last year’s productions. Wendell Brown will play opposlte her. Miss Dykes was further honored by having been selected as thè inoat beautiful girl in thè Junior class.

polieeman of thè occupanL "I just got a wlre to meet my boss at thè traln." he explalned. "What time !s thè traln due?" asked thè polieeman. The driver named a time an hour away. He was within half a mlle of thè Union Station at thè time. He rode in thè patrol. "Your speedometer ls wrong. I wasn’t golng any faster than other cara." was thè next "alibi.” The “black maria,” pulled up and thè autoist went to police headquarters. One woman treated thè mattar lightly. laughing at thè policemen when they arrested her. Bhe was smillng as she registered at headquarters. When thè lron door of thè Jall swung open thè smile disappeared. She drew back, but she was assured she would bave to go inside and inside she went.

Itiilston: second lndependmt ticket, George IVhelden, Harry G. Templeton, Ford Woods, Lawrence J. Welch. Bow man Elder and Dan W. De Gore.

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Electrical Chandelieres EigTit beautifully arranged display rooms and himdreds of samples to cboose from. Factory and Office Lighting a Specialty. Hatfield Electric Company MA in 0123. 102 Boutjjl Meridian Street.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TBIES

FIRST COLD UVE GRKDISFRESS Hard Coal Famlne Causes Suffering Along Seaboard. Bv United Prese WASHINGTON, Dee. 6.—The first cold wave of thè wlnter, extending over thè Mid-West and fovee pi ng eastward to thè sea, is bringlng acute d:stress to many households, due to thè hard coal lamine, accordine to reporls today to thè fuel distributor and thè weather bureau. Suffering ls eonfined largely to thè Atlantic seaboard and a few interior polnts. Cold weather and snow was forecasted for tonight and tomorrow for thè seaboard, with a corresponding Increase In sufTerlng. Slightly warmer weather tomorrow wlll ease thè distress In thè Interior, thè bureau stated. Some rain has fallen In thè south em and northeastem States, while thè rainstorm on thè Pacific coast has developed and snows have fallen eastward across Montana and thè Dakotas. The cold wave has now reached thè middle Atlantic States, and while temperatures In thè middle and upper Mississippi and thè Rockles remain below normal, there has been a generai rise over that reglon. The coldegt temperature this moming waa registered 8 below zero at Helena, Mont., while 66 degree wae thè maximum at San Antonio, Texas. ALBANY, N. Y„ Dee. .—Severely cold weather prevalled here today. There ls no supply of fuel ahead. Rcading Clrcle To Meet The reading clrcle divlslon of thè State board of edueation will hold lts annual meeting at thè Statehouse tomorrow to outline thè list of books to be read by teac.hera durlng 1923.

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Downtown Kentucky and Sanate Avena* Capitol and Indiana Arane New York and Alabama SUu Capitol Ave. and North St St Gair and Alabama Street Virginia Ave. and S. East Street E. Washington St & Sontbeastern Ava. N. Meridian and 13th St*. North Meridian and 30th Sts.

Downtown Coffin & Dodson, 328 E. Market St. Delaware Garage, 215 N. Delaware St. Citizen* Garage, 330 N. Illinois St. Mercantile Garage, 125 8. Pennsylvania St. Metropolitan Garage, Massachusetts Ave. nnd Davidson St. Partlow-Jenklns Motor Co., 419 E. Market St. North Capltol Ave. Garage, 1333 N. Capltol Ave. H. L. Clrcle, 34th St. and Sherman Drive. Elder &. Rohrer, 4921 College Ave. Falrgrounds Garage, 38th St. and Orchard Avenue. Grand Central Garage, 2957 Central Ave. Geo. W. Hall, 30th St. and Sherman Drive. John Murray, 38th St. and Keyatone, Ave. Chas. Neckel, 34th St. and Sherman Orlvs. Reliable Garage, 515 N, East St West J. M. Angeli, 2325 W. Michigan St. T. Coger, 946 West 25th St. Hill Top Garage, 1619 Howard St. National Tire Hospital, 3115 W. Wash. St. Charles Perklns, 4700 W. Washington St. W. H. Reed, 2018 W. Morris Bt. Peek Bros., Tlbbs and Speedway Ave. A. J. Lleske, 4200 Rockville Road. John F. Ormsby, 1435 8. Belmont St.

For your convenience we are carrying alcohol for your radiator at cui Standard OH Service Stations. The price is reasonable . Standard Oil Company ( “ Indianapolis, Ina.

And at thè Following Filling Stations and Garages:

East C. C. Br!n, 10th and Emerson Ave. Dalbey’s Garage. 340 N. Keystone Ave. Dearborn Garage. Michigan and Dearborn Street*. Gladstone Garage. 4415 E. Washington St. Hoosler Garage, New York and Oxford Sts. A. C. Llngenfelter, 3703 Massachusetts Ave. Lorentz Motor Service Co., 16th and Roosevelt Ave. Lyon Filling Station, Olney A Nowland Ave. Van Slckle Service Station, National and Post Roads. South J. A. Ballman, 1656 S. Meridian St. L. V, Burgman, 2865 Shelby SL Shelby Filling Station, 1336 Shelby St. J. Seaman, 1035 8. Meridian St. Moore Bros., 2620 Shelby SL Park-Crest Garage, 2835 Shelby St. Btate Street Batter/ Service, 744 S. State St. A. Van Jelgerhols, Carson and Troy Aves. Wlehmeyer Bros., 2222 Bethei Ave. Walter Muelter Service Station, Southern Ave. and Madison Road. Worth Bros-, Kentucky Ave. and California Street. Suburban Wm, G. Braun, East Troy Ave. Mr, Nora Henry, Troy Ave. and Madison Read.

North Illinois and 16th St*. College Ave. and 16th St College and Fairfield Ave. North Delaware and Prati Sta. SOth Stand Northwestern Ave. W* Washington and Geisendorf Sts. Kentuckv Ave. and Morris Street S. Meridian Stand Russell Ave. Pine and Lord Street* Virginia and Woodlawn Ave*. Prospect St. and Churchman Ave. E. Washington Stand Hawthorne Lane

£. Washington Stand Sherman Dftv* East New York and Ritrai Stretti East New York and Gladstone Ave. East New York and State Sts. East Michigan and Davidson Sts. Massachusetts Ave. & BeUefontamc St 62nd and College Ave. Tenth and Rnral Street* Massachusetts Ave. and Rnral Stradi Maple Roa d (38th Street) and North Illinois Street Madison and Morris Sts

Ben Davis Motor Translt Co., National Roti West. Edgewood Garage, Edgewood, Indiana, Harry Wray. Cumberland, Indiana., The Wanamaker Garage, New Bethei, In** Stratton & Hinshaw, Carmel, Ind. Frank Watts, Broad Rlpple, Ind. Grlder & Tlnch Garage, Broad Rlpple, Ind, Rodocker Garage, Broad Rlpple, Ind. Cooper Filling Station, 30th and LaFayeti* Pike. Waterman Bros., Emerson &. Southea*tS Avenue. Iseley Service Station, German Church ani Brookville Road. J. C. and P. McCaln, Ben Davis. Oberlles Filling Station, 5575 Brookvill# Road. Floyd Filling Station, Allisonvllle Plk* ani L. E. & W. R. R. Jackson Highway Garage, Greenwood. Main St. Garage, Greenwood. Geo. Wood Jr., McCordsvllle. Lawrence Reed, Augusta. Chris. Gass, New Augusta. Amos Lafforge, Oaklandon, Joe Sigmon, Allisci ville. Geo. Smith, Millersville. J. W. Dodd, Maywood. Maywood Garage, Maywood. Prultt & Son, LaFayette Road. J. N. Hooper, Sterllng, Ind.

DEC. 6, 1922