Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1923 — Page 7
WEDNESDAY, APRLL 4, 1923
PLAN OFFICIALS 10 ATTENDMEETING Indianapolis to Be Represented at Conference, Lawrence V. Sheridan, executive secretary of the city plan commission, City Engineer John L. Elliott and Edward B. Raub, president of the plan commission, today announced their Intention of attending the national city plan conference to be held at Baltimore. Md., April 30, May 1 and 2. Several other members of the Indianapolis commission are expected to attend. A petition to have the district bounded by Winthrop and Guilford Aves. and Forty-Second and FiftyFourth Sts. changed from a business to a residence section was taken under consideration by the commission Tuesday. The commission approved the location of gasoline filling stations at Twenty-Second St. and Central Ave. and at Washington St. and Irvington Ave. NEW PENNSY CHIEF HERE Taber Hamilton Succeeds Coneys as Superintendent. Taber Hamilton, formerly superin tendent of the Louisville division of the Pennsyvania Railroad, today assumed his duties as superintendent of ithe Indianapolis division to succeed r.r. tv. Coneys, who died last Wednesday. Hamilton started his railroad career In the locomotive shops at Ft. Wayne and has served the Pennsylvania In capacities of increasing responsibility since. He will be succeeded at Louisville by C. E. Brlnser of Harrisburg, Pa. ANNUAL DANCE ON FRIDAY I taper Cnmmandery No. 1 to Give Affair at Murat Temple. The annual formal dance of the drill corps of Raper Commandery No. 1, Knights of Templar, will bo held Friday evening in the Egyptian room of Murat Temple. It will be the first event of the kind in the new addition. Officers of the corps In charge: Edgar N. Davis, president: Arno Siofker, vice president: Frank Bowers, secretary: Charles Cross, treasurer. The entertainment committee Is headed by Granville A. Richey and William R. Kester. Louis G. Buddenbaum Is in charge of the reception commltee while Walter B. Smith has charge of the floor. BOOZE ROOM GETS LOAD Twenty-six Gallons of “White Mule” Found in Barn. Twenty-six gallons of "white mule” .found, according to police. In a barn sit the home of William Stubbs. 2136 "Boulevard PI., Tuesday, were In the police booze room today. Earl Bolton. 1435 N. Senate Ave., who, police say, rented the barn, was charged with operating a blind tiger. Robert Staton, colored. 234 Darnell St., and Jess Satalloup. colored, 2111 Highland Ave., were charged with vagrancy when they appeared at the barn during the raid by Lieut. Clifford Richter and squad.
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Margaret’s Business Career By Lula Lufkin
Margaret Balcomb was considered one of the most capable of tho staff of the great manufacturing plant. She always Bn&jffL. *sitk where to find important papers, was conversant with the business on all Tv* points and her Chief depended ifqppi thing in as capable hand, as w ?■ Margaret was a young widow, if- - - Her husband had suddenly died if . I : raised and her knowledge that j. ; j, J source of happiness, until the Ik. VW MK time came that she found her|HßEs M|| self losing interest in her work, i s?| n hme f all able to devote any time to her boy, refusing to eat the appetizing meals prepared by Dirah. She was beginning to the discouraged, even thought of resigning her position, of tak Inga leave of absence, and In addition to her falling strength. Margaret, who was a very pretty young woman, noticed that her complexion was losing its fresh rosy color and smoothness. Nearby lived old Dr. Scott who believed Nature’s healing power to be found in the roots and plants of the fields and forests. He was like a father to her, having known her from a child. When she had stated her case, he said: "My dear child, your malady is mental indigestion. You need a stomach and blood tonic. “If the blood is not pure, you will be dull, heavy and drowsy, the brain suffers as well as the stomach, your ‘pep’ is gone and with it the desire and ability to do your work well. I will prescribe an old and tried remedy, Anade of roots and herbs, which I know to t>e pure as 1 have analyzed it. pt is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.’’ Margaret lost no time in following his advice and was gradually restored to health and strength and enjoyed her leisure hours with her boy as of yore. Many in this state have reported equally beneficial results. Here is one: Vincennes, Ind. —“I have taken Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to build up my general health when I was In a weak, rundown condition and it soon built up my health and I gained hack my lost strength in a very short time. 1 can highly recommend the ‘Discovery’ as a general health restorer.’' —Mrs. Mary E. Vicke, 826 Upper 11th St. On sale by all druggists or send 10c for trial sample to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel, 665 Main SL, Buffalo, N. Y. —Advertisement.
CITY SEEKSJ.OWER RATE Administration so Join t'iitzens in Insurance Hearing. Lower fire Insurance rate for the city will be asked by the city administration, along with citizens, Taylor E. Groninger, corporation counsel, has announced. Groninger said the city is one of the largest corporations in the State carrying fire insurance. A hearing for lower rates will be held Thursday before Thomas McMurray, State insurance commissioner. HEIRS OF BILLION WILL ORGANIZE Association Will Press Claim to Lower Manhattan. All descendants of Annek Jans Bogardus. Edward and IMeter Claeson Wikoff, who want a slice of $1,100,000,000 worth of lower Manhattan, will be formed Into a national association to advance their claims, according to plans outlined today by Thomas B. Wikoff. 847 Eastern Ave., secretary of the descendants. Wikoff called a meeting of the descendants here April 14 to map out a course of action to obtain that part of lower New York occupied by the Woolworth building and other skyscrapers, which they contend, originally belonged to the Dutch Colonial freeholders. Turkey in Dry Column Bi/ United .Vm CONSTANTINOPLE, April 4 —Turkey Is in the dry column. The prohibition law of the Moslem nation, the most drastic In the world, went . Into effect Tuesday. Under the statute. drunkenness Is punishable by from one to two years In prison and a large fine. AT 60,H. SCHULTZ GAINS 15 POUNDS Indiana Citizen Gives Tanlac Full Credit For Restoring Self And Wife. “I am sixty years old, but Tanlac fixed me up so fine 1 feel like I could beat many a younger fellow in a foot race," declared Herman Schultz, construction worker, of 4*lß Freeland Ave., West Hammond, 111. “Stomach trouble, nervousness and a badly run-down condition had me so played out I could hardly keep going. I lost weight, kept getting weaker, and my nerves were so mu tdled I was afraid I would fall when climbing around on buildings. Indigestion, gas and heartburn kept me In misery', and there was such an awful pain In my back that when I bent over It felt like my back would break. “I thought It impossible for Tanlac to do what it did f"r me, but the way It ended my troubles settled that question. I gained fifteen pounds, have a fine digestion and never felt better My wife took Tanlac after Rho was all run-down by the flu, and she is also enjoying fine health. I am Tan lac's friend for life.” Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37million bottles sold. —Adv.
SUNNYSIDE WILL DEDICATE ADDITION Three New Buildings Near Completion, Formal dedication of three new buildings of the Sunnyslde Sanitarium, near Oaklandon will take place on Sunday, May 13, Dr. Harold S. Hatch, superintendent, said today. The new buildings ai'e a children’s building for forty four patients and
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two buildings of twenty-four-bed capacity each for ambulatory patients. Total facilities now are sufficient for 200 patients. The buildings for ambulatory patients wall house those able to walk. Charles A. Bookwaltor, former may-
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EDITORS CHANGE DATE Democrats Mill Gather at Vincennes June 8-9. Date of the summer meeting of the Democratic State Editorial Associ-
ation at Vincennes has been changed from June 1-2 to June 8-9, George Purcell, president of the association, has announced. A speaker of national prominence will be invited. Republican editorial meeting will be held at South Bend June 7-9.
Balloon Race Plans Considered B. Russell Shaw of Washington. D. C., chairman of the contest committee of the National Aeronautic Association, will be here this week to begin arrangements for the national I balloon race here in July.
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