Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1923 — Page 12

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BUS AND TRACTION GROUPS SEEK NEW LOCAL TERMINALS Motor Transportation Men Consider Erecting $60,000 Building. Traction lines and motor bus lines simultaneously are considering the construction of new terminals in Indianapolis. Traction lines have arranged to file suit against the State to condemn the land on Kentucky Ave.. known as the old Greenlawn cemetery. Legislation was enacted recently to assist the companies in obtaining this land. It will add about twelve acres to their present property, used for freight terminals. At a meeting in which plans were made to bring proceedings to condemn the land the Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company, the Union Traction Company, the Interstate Public Servicbe Company and the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company were represented. The Indianapolis Motor Bus Terminal Company is considering construction of a $60,000 terminal in Indianapolis. The company may remodel the present truck terminal at 50 Kentucky Ave. or may obtain a new site, it was said. The company is made up of operators of numerous lines.

Dumbbells

Members of the Dumbbell family are a ‘'dizzy" lot. Readers of the Times have sent word to the Dumbbell Editor they heard the family Is so dumb its members believe: That Davenport, lowa, is a lounge. —S. A. S. That divorces can be obtained at the Liberty Market. —E. D. R. That hay fever thrives best in the country.—R. D. That a chestnut Is a chess T. N. T. That you can make a slow horse fast by not feeding him.—T. N. T. That Montague Glass is used for windshields.—C. K. That Clairvoyant is an actress.— C. K. That Seymour is a musical comedv. —K. C. DEPOSITORS REORGANIZE LOGAN SQUARE BANK Complete Recovery of Affairs Will Follow President’s Suicide. H 7 I Cnited Press CHICAGO, March 14.—Twenty-five hundred depositors of the Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank, closed by bank examiners following the suicide of Fred W. Popp, president. will reorganize the institution. Action by the depositors was taken at a mass meeting last night and will result in complete recovers’ of the bank’s affairs within a few months, bank examiners indicated. SNEAK THIEF GETS $0 Kenneth Glidewell Decides to Sleep Nearer Trousers. While Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Glidewell,, 59 X. Wurman Ave., slept soundly in an upstairs room Tuesday j night, a thief entered the front door with a pass key and removed six $1 bills from Glidewell’ trousers, hang- \ tng on a chair In another room. As noiselessly as he came the thief k-ft, disturbing nothing but the trousers. Glidewell told police today hereafter he will leave his trousers in the room where he sleeps. Edrbelusl ;Pine-iarHflneyj r Stops Cough s- Checks Colds Those hacking coughs that hangon and on, annoying business associates through the day and family at night—they soon respond to Dr. Bell'*, the pure syrup of pine-tar honey. Mothers buy it to break up the couch* and colds of the entire family. It loosens the phieern and relieves sore, inflamed throats. At all druggists. CRefuse sub&ituteyj.VE-TAKHOfinnf Insist on DicBELL'sI

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A Puzzle a Day HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE e/WELL\ (well) THREE houses and three wells were situated as shown above. It was desired to run three pipe lines from each well, so that each pipe line would terminate In a different house. Thus each house would be supplied by each well. It was important, however, that the pipe lines should not cross one another, nor connect In any way. How were the pipes laid? Answer will be printed tomorrow. Perrott to Demonstrate. The senior class of the Indiana Law School arranged to go to police headquarters this afternoon for a demonstration of the fingerprint and Bertillon identification systems by Lieut. Albert G. Perrott, Bertillon clerk of the detective department. MEASLES lyf may be followed bf serious I C cold troubles; use nightly — V6CKS V A po Rua Over 17 Million Jan Used Yearlu Mlllrr’v Antiseptic Oil, Katin am Snake Oil Stops Chest Colds and Flu Quick, Contains Coal Oil. Turpentine. Camphor, Capsicum, Oil Eucalyptus, and other valuable Ingredients. Will penetrate thickest sole leather In 3 minutes, goes to affected parts. Quick relief assured For Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, said te be without edual. All dni**ist*. HOOK DRCO CO. —Advertisement. “BEST EVER SOU) FOR COUGH AND COLD” Millions buy it every year. Stop* coughs and colds quickly. Contain* no choloroform or narcotic*. Sooth- | leg. penetrating. h*-alir.T. M"'-e a Dint with sugar gyj $ WDIB Q 9 CO syrup, or t-ke the le.ygTCnvraj pure Fcaoneo \ 4^.-1 Mentho - Laxene. It’s better by far. ft .*. # fboyi pica or tfir. l'rst for children and old folks. Goldsmith's Drug Cos.

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m OPEN LETTER The Blackburn Products Cos., Dayton, Ohio. Gentlemen: —I have taken three boxes of Cadomene tablets nnd I am not nearly so nervous as I was, while I am now eating with keen relish and have no more trouble with my stomach whatever, etc. Yours very truly, K. F. Hamilton, 22 Cottage St., Franklin, Mass. Cadomene should be taken by any one who has symptoms of impoverished blood and weak nerves, Pnt like the following: Nervousness, sleeplessness, ir- * J rllability, weakness, nervous Indigestion, headache, ftwWrfwjw backache, trembling at slightest mental excitement or fihiXr! /f .W physical exertion, cold extremities, uncalled for tt. worry or fear, lack of energy and “high spirits.” B If S TM Cadomene supplies iron and phosphorous with other tonics that build up blood and Nerve Force. Take them and see how quickly they bring* astonishing benefit to your poor “frazzled” nervous system. All 71 _ good druggists sell them. Ask for Cad-o-meno tab- tfi lets. Goldsmith’s Drug Cos. —Advertisement.

APPLES Another Carload Sale Now Going On At Car Door, C., I. & W. Freight House, 230 Virginia Ave. MINCKLERS $ -fl .75 High Quality I Bushel Basket • JL As Usual, First Come First Served ARTHUR B. HAMILL

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SUFFERING INVESTIGATED Humane Society Hears Charges of Cruelty to Livestock. Measures for relieving alleged suffering of some animals at the Union stock yards were under consideration of the Indianapolis Humane Society today. J. H. Butler, special officer for the Belt Railroad and Stockyards Company, told the society Tuesday night at the Chamber of Commerce that calves three days old were being shipped to eastern points without food; that they are being trampled to death and that similar conditions prevailed In other livestock shipments-. CHARGES IMPLICATE TWO Negro Man and Italian Woman Held on Girl’s Statement. Accused by a 15-year-old white girl, George Taylor, colored, 2306 Fairview Ave., and Mrs. Velva Pottsie, an Italian, 341 Indiana Ave., were under bond today to appear before the grand jury. Taylor Is charged with criminal attack; Mrs. Pottsie with conspiracy to commit a felony.

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The Indianapolis Times

‘UNCLE’ JOE ‘TAKES ’EM’ IN TWO-BIT LIMIT GAME

By United Press DANVILLE, Ills., March 14. ‘‘Uncle Joe” Cannon, back after fortysix years in Congress, has been able to teach the home town boys a few tricks with the pasteboards. Cards and reading are the veteran Congressman’s hobbies. The old timers here are convinced that if “Uncle Joe" reads as well as he plays cards, he probably has gone through every book In Washington libraries. Immediately after his return from the Capitol, Cannon rounded up the six or seven remaining of the old Inner circle —“live wires all,” according to the Congressman—and revived the two-bit limit draw. Although Cannon carried his right arm across his chest as the result of a break a year ago, after a few sessions the old-timers are beginning to think It is more or less of a stall. “Gosh, how he took them,” remarked M. E. King, lifelong friend of “Uncle Joe," speaking of a brief meeting at the Elks Club, where the Congressman had been Induced to “sit in.” Cannon divides his time between the Second National Bank, of which Perfection Butter Makes Kiddles Grow.—Adv. We Will Help You to Save Safely Jfletcfjer &>abfnas anb {Crust Cos. iplels Cor. Wnshington and Delaware Sta. Be Sure to Visit Our New Grocery Department A New Sanitary Self-Service Grocery

Now Ready to Servo You GUARANTY BUILDING BARBER SHOP (Second Floor) Strictly First-Class Service. E. A. Emminger

PIANOS See our stock before you buy. how prices nnd reasonable lerms. Everything musical The Carlin Music Cos. 143 E. Washington St. 100 Steps East of Pennsylvania St.

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Dentistry For Nothing We sincerely wish it was possible for tis to do dentistry without charge —but please keep In mind poor dentistry Is worse than no dentistry at all. A good dentist Is a benefactor to humanity, and It Is for this reason we say: “WE WISH IT WAS POSSIBLE TO DO DENTISTRY FOR NOTHING.” As It Is, you will find that we are doing work for almost nothing in comparison to what you have heen charged for the same high-class work. “MAXOLINE” Toothache’s Enemy Read what they say about this wonderful method of extracting teeth: Had "1 teeth extracted by the Maxolliie Method without the least pain. T am very well pleased with the work. MRS. W. THARP, SKI 2 Olln Ave. We never use testimonials without consent of patient. EXTRACTING FREE When Plate.* Are Ordered.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FAR QAI F national shoe repair co. 1 U ft 27 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET. CONSISTING OF—NEW LANDIS MACHINE and TWO STITCHERS, JACKS and TOOLS, Approximate Value $1,800.00 NEW HOFFMAN PRESSING MACHINE, Value $400.00 STOCK ON HAND and Fixtures, Approximate Value. .$1,200.00 Will Sell for $3,500 Cash NATIONAL SHOE REPAIR CO., 27 w. ilui'JlS ST.

he is leading stockholder; the Elks Club and his home, where he frequently entertains his old-time friends. Garbage Can Stolen A set of automobile tools and a tengallon garbage can were missing from the garage at the home of Clarence Lawson, 3322 Kenwood Ave., today.

NEW YORK DENTISTS Dr. J. C. McGrail, Mgr. 46 N. Pennsylvania St. Second Floor

WINDOW SHADES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We Take the HADES Out of sHADES Indiana’s Leading “Blind Men" R. W. DURHAM CO., 134-136 North Alabama St. MAin 6839

DENTISTRY Our methods in the practice of Dentistry are the latest and the most painless. We Give the Best for Less EITELJORG & MOORE 23 Years in the Same Location 1 E. Market St. (On the Circle) Tel., Main 3411

FISH —Carload ON TRACK—JUST SOUTH POLICE STATION FANCY MUL- in FANCY NO. 1 LETS, lb IUC WHITE, lb Z.UC FANCY NO. 1 1 r FANCY NO. 1 PIKE, lb IDC YELLOW, lb 4*UC New Car on Track every Monday Morning—On Sale from Monday to Saturday Night PUNT FISH COMPANY

s 2 “Does Wonders” At the THRIFT SHOE STORE! WOMEN’S . DON’T Pay More Than Our Prices for Repairing —or You Pay TOO MUCH! Men’s Half-Soles, 75c Rubber Heels, 35c Women’s Half-Soles, 50c Thrift Shine, 5c *j II ADnrDC LII I rn Clip this ad and mark shoes deIVIAIL, UKULKo r IL.LE.LI slred Add r>o per palr for poßtage and packing. THRIFT SHOE STORE MERCHANTS BANK BLOQ.-DOWN STAJR3 WASHINGTON AND MERIDIAN STREETS

MYSTERY IS UNSOLVED An attempt by Patrolman Nayrocker to question a colored man said to have visited several groceries recently wearing a handkerchief over his face but without attempting robbery, failed Tuesday night. The suspect, who was at 411 Blake St., leaped down a stairway and escaped. W ardrobe Is I mot Detectives were told today a thief took ?10, a silk petticoat, a pair of silk hose, a tan dress, and a white satin skirt from the home of H. H. H&uger, 3835 Ruckle St. The clothing was valued at S4O.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1923.

MENU CHANGED Evening Service DAILY . A ,a fartß XT' OU can not buy a better jiF lunch either In quality or quantity of food any place In jW 4 I I the city for anywhere near this J * S* nm p rice - HERE is what you get OpcrpiAl FOR 40^ I EL If\ Lb Choice of Any Meat Potatoes A Vegetable LUNCHEON Br M d A and a nutter Pie or Pudding Tea Coffee Milk Also Cafeteria Service K&hnßuildiisi Cafeteria Basement •f' Kahn Building-Washington t Meridian St

Electrical Chandelieres Eight beautifully arranged display rooms and hundreds of samples to choose from. Factory and Office Lighting a Specialty. Hatfield Electric Company MA in 0123. 102 Bouth Meridian Street.

Be A Pay Day Saver Pay-day savers maintain a steady pace on their journev to success. BE ONE The money you have SAVED (not made) proves your business worth. A good plan is to save FIRST, spend afterwards. Don’t make the mistake of trying to save what is left —because there “ain’t goin’ to be no core.” $1 Will Start an Account We Pay 4y 2 % on Savings Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street Not How Much You Save—How Often

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DANCE 878—When the Rain Turns Into Sr ;w Who'll Drive Your Blues Away 877—Last Go Round Blues Rvil Minded Blues 876—Taint Nobody’s Buz'ness if 1 Do That Da Da Strain 864 Gee! But I Hate to Go Home Alone Cow Bells 863—Georgia Cabin Door All Muddled Up 890— The Lonely Nest Who Cares 861 —Islo of Sweethearts A Kiss in the Dark 860—Cockle Doodle Doo Teddy Bear Blues SsS—Lovln' Sara Lost (Wonderful Glrll 855—Stop Your Kidding He May Be Your Man Pet* 843—When All Your Castles Come Tumbling Down Just as Long as You Have Me 840 —Carolina in the Moruing Where the Bamboo Babies Grow VOCAL 819 The Sunset Trail of Gold Call Me Back. Pal O’ Mine 788 —Glckv Koo Why Should I Cry Over Y’ou? SACRED 756 Where Is M.v Boy Tonight Tell Mother I’ll Be There 677—Whispering Hope Sweet Hour of Prayer 586—Abide With Me Shall We Gather at the River 342—When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder The Church In the Wildwood 241—Beulah Land Beautiful Isle of Somewhere

881—I Gar* You Up Just Before You Threw Mo Down. Burning Sands 8311— Swoot Indiana Homo Why Should I Cry Over You ? 902—Aggravatin’ Papa You've Got to Sea Mama Every Night SO3—AVhoa : Tilla Take Your Time Four O'Clock Blues 892—One Night in. June Dawn In Maryland 891 —Silver Swnnee Flower of Araby SS9— Away Down East In Maine Carry Me Back to My Carolina Home 888—Great White Way Blues Railroad Man 887--Save the Last Walt* for Me Love’s Lament 8S6 —Dumbell Bees’ Knees 885—Porcelain Maid Crinoline Days 884—Journey's Ending Up. When Hearts Are Young SB3—Running Wild Loose Feet VOCAL 804—Down by the Old Apple Tree .Timbo Jambo S76—Carolina in the Morning Down In Maryland 833—A1l for the Love of Mike Tomorrow 874—Lore Sends a Little Gift of Roses I’m .lust a Little Blue 741 —When You and I Were Young, Maggie, Blues Mr. Gallaher and Mr. Rhean 868 —A Picture Without a Frame In a Corner of the World 854—Three O’Clock In the Morning All Over Nothing at All 862 —Coal Black Mammy Homesick

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