Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 282, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1923 — Page 5
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1923
DEADARE BROUGHT TO LIFE THROUGH ADRENAL INJECTION 4 Doctors Report Success of Resuscitation After Death. By United Press CHICAGO, April s.—The dead can be made to live again by injection of adenalin, an extract of the adrenal glands, into the heart within eight to ten minutes after death, providing the cause of death is removed, Dr. Daniel W. Crlle, Chicago, who with Dr. G. W. Crile, Cleveland, originated the method, declared today. Dr. Crile, in a report to the Chicago Medical Society and the Chicago Society of Anesthetists, said that the resuscitation method had been applied on persons pronounced dead and the subjects are now living. Inasmuch as removal of the cause of death is most essential, the injections are of greatest value in the operating room where patients die under anaesthetic, Crile asserted. Dr. Crile said so far as has used this treatement only on' persons officially pronounced dead. "Hereafter I propose, to employ it upon persons who are dying,” he stated. The method calls for large injecof the gland extract directly Sto the heart with a hypodermic MILK AND CLOTHING ASKED FOR NEAR EAST A car load of condensed milk to feed babies of the Near Fast, is the goal of the Near East Relief committee, 628 People's Bank building. The week of May 15 has been set as the period for gathering the milk by voluntary contribution. An appeal will be made t ef children of the public schools. Prior to the milk campaign the relief committee will conduct a drive for old or used clothing for Near East orphans and refugees. Tuesday, May 1, is the date of the clothing campaign. I,ast year Indianapolis gave two car loads of old clothing. Col. Alfred L. Moudy, World War veteran, lately engaged in Americanization work for the American Legion, will direct the two appeals.
STATE WILL PAVE STREETS New Law Enables Highway Commission to Go Into Smaller Towns. Provisions of a measure passed at the last session of the legislature will enable the state highway commission to proceed at once to the construction of State Road No. 1. running inside the towns of Westfield, CarmeJ, Lakefgtle and Lapaz. John D. Williams, said today. The bill empowers the commission to pave and maintain State roads in the corporate limits of 383 towns in the‘State of ?,500 inhabitants or less. Original provisions of the bill applied only to the one-and-a-half mile section on the Lincoln Highway in Lake County. Williams said. TWO HELD BY POLICE John Whitt and Evan Iluglie* I'nder Arrest Here. John Whitt, IS. of 1612 Station St., was under arrest today on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Evan Hughes, 19. of the same'address, was arrested on the charges of interfering wih an officer. Hughes, it was alleged attempted to assist Whitt to escape in Hughes' automobile. Whitt was charged In an affidavit with having attacked Everett Hacker 12-16 Polk St. The warrant was sworn to by Hacker. Prohibition Offenses Decrease Prohibition offenses have been cut almost In half.” City Judge Delbert O. Wilmoth said today. He cited his report for the first quarter of 1923. In February, the last month in which the old low was in effect, there were 157 convictions. In March the numT>er was 81.
your colil anil cough should vanish and you will soon he strong again. Get a 2ki or. hottle of concentrated essence Mentho Laxene and fake every hour or two. This can be taken pure or made Into a full pint of home-made syrup. Full directions as to use will be found on bottle. * • • S. E. aekst "I have tried to cure dandruff, Itching scalp, falling hair and baldness with numerous tonics, etc., but In vain. What do you recommend? Answer: I have been recommending plain yellow Mtnytrt for the past 12 years and scores of my patients are delighted with the qnlck, pleasant action or this remedy in stopping itching, falling hair, dandruff, etc. It gives the hair health, lustre and vigor as nothing else does. Obtain in 4-oz. Jars with full directions. • • * Mabel writes: "Can you please prescribe medicine which wilf relievo mo of Vch distressing symptoms of kidney and JHadder, as tbe following: Pains in of back, soreness in region of bladder. frequent ealls at night, but scanty flow with pain, burning and foul odor, puffing of limbs, etc." Answer: Those seeking relief from kidney and bladder disorders should begin taking Balmwort tablets, a very successful formula sold In sealed tubes with full directions • • • Mother writes: “Last winter 1 was cured of a bad ease of bronchitis by using your prescription containing itfaatho Laxena,
Barnyard Hen Is Far Eclipsed by Giant Incubator in Local Hatchery
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The Irvington Hatchery Company. 320 E. Court St., has a record hen. With unceasing regularity she moth ers 6.000 chicks, twice a week. The “hen” is an incubator with a capacity of 40,000 eggs. It is ten feet wide, thirteen feet long and ten feet high. It Is not necessary to cool the eggs as is the case with most incubators. Four large electric fans keep a current of air circulating through the incubator. Eggs are kept in trays, each containing 132 eggs. A regular barnyard hen hasn't anything on the gigantic hen of the Irvington Hatchery - Company. Eggs are turned by means of a chain fastened to the trays. The “hen" mothers all popular varieties of chickens. Chicks are shipped to all pp.rts of the country. GAS STATIONS PROMISED Ten or twelve now .retail service stations will oe arected in Indianapolis by the Standard Oil Company of Indiana this year. The decision was reached following a tour of tnspec tion of the company’s property here by Robert W. Stewart, Chicago, presi dent of the board of directors of !h>company, and nine board members. The new"” stations and equipment will cost approximately $200,000. Stewart said. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It’s Easy—Ts You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to fel young—to do this you must watch f'our liver end bowels—there's no need of having a sallow complexion —cl Ark rings under your eyes—pimples—a bilious look in your face—dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doe tor will tell you 90 per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known phy siclan in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. i)r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arc known by their olive color. 15c and 30c.—Advertisement.
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and have been very grateful and confident of getting good advice. I wish to know of a good, safe medicine to reduce my abnormal weight about ao pounds." Answer: I thank you for your confidence and advise that five-grain Arbolone tablets Is the reliable obesity unyllclne which I always prescribe. In scaled tubes with directions. Any druggist can supply you. • * • George asks: "For several months I have not been feeling well. My skin la sallow, my tongue is coated, have headache, am sleepless, nervous and bothered with chronic constipation. Please help me." Answer: "You need a lnxativo blood cleansing treatment In the form of threegrain Sulpherb tablets (not sulphur). Overcome the tendency to constipation and gradually your good health and pure blood will return. • • * Mrs. L. writes: “I hesitate to ask advice. as ray case Is so unusuaL In a word, I am tired and worn out all the time. Rest does not refresh me. 1 have been married over a year and formerly did not know what it was to be tired or nervous. Sometimes I feel hysterical. I fear I will become a nuisance to my husband if this continues.” Answer: "Your nervous system has been depleted. You need a tonic Invigorating medicine that will aid in supplying more food-energy to your nerves. Take Cadomene tablets regularly for several months. • • • Miss Betsy writes: "I should like to be advised of a remedy for the severe pains of rheumatism.” Answer: There are several such, but I have found J> grain Su-thol tablets best of all. Note: lr. Lewis Baker gives advice free and offers his valuable book on health and beauty to anyone sending self addressed stamped envelope. The medicines he recommends are obtainable from retail and wholesale druggists. Address: Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg., Collags-Elwood Sts , Dayton, Ohio.—Adv.
Friday is always “Bi" Value” day at the People’s. By looking: at what we offer this week you will he convinced that this is indeed a wonderful value—for Friday only. It’s Easy to I’ay the People’s Wav. GENUINE Gold Seal Congoleum Art Rugs BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE Gold Seal ' CIS “ $4.48 Art Squares £?.....55.48 These modern art squares are at- B 3x9 4 0 tractive enough for the daintiest foot .TO room in the horns, durable enough jHßjEMfth (T*n r\ O for the kitchen or hall, and they are ’ x b / mq absolutely guaranteed to give sat J/g oot ” * Isfaction. Measure up now and see KB g x j 2 (TQ QQ what size rug you-can use, then H VgUfl Lot vpO.yO come as early as you can tomorrow ■■ BR ’ ind save tremendously on every one mB 9x15 fl* jl\ Qv of them. It’s Easy to Pay the Poo- f00t.... ft SPECIA.L—9xI2 Dt l:\vik AXMINSTER RUG ■ I 'ift •H ky >r>sj 1! 1 rttl Tomorrow n limited quantity* of genuine Si Ur 9 —| Axmlnstor rugs jtd on at a truly sf'n|j 1 - ’’l ‘■' '" n '’ BXTRA LAUGE 11.3*12 RHCSSELS. For ldg rooms. Splendid Brussels rugs at a never-to-be forgotten savings tomorrow. lieau- ?. 'j/m tiful colorings and patterns. And no nr - priced at only CO.VO ■A 6BA ML ESS WILTON VELVET. ROYAL WILTON RITES OF WONDERRegular 9x12 room size. Is seam- I I’G RI.AI l) . In tlielr sort harmonious Mnntt S 7 t colorings, ilieir oriental designs, it is e 'Hi V J TjZW less and is a regular beauty. The often difficult to distinguish the better jHjijY ” designs aro beautiful and rich in grade of Royal Wiltons from the far more J oriental colorings. Heavily fringed. os-fly Persian, Turkish and Chinese band Id t Speolally priced wesves. A Royal beauty, qq New Perfection Oil Stove Victor Records ‘ §|< PmiYl Q A snlendld value in a reed baby c*rVV/LUI vto riage. It is all reed, strong, easy- rifling . springs; lias window in hood, which is ArC JICrC. adjustable to any position. Comes in either the natural __ _ „ TANARUS„ “ and Hear S I "T.Yo r rl"<l b .‘“ 22 50 Open I only tTnUI p. m tint unlay. 6 p. ta- Just 09 Steps West of Illinois Street.
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LA ROSE FUNERAL FRIDAY Kites to Be at Alexandria—Seven Sisters Survive. Seven sisters survive Leo La Rose, 39, who died at his home, 2415 N. Illinois St., Wednesday. The funeral . will be at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, | Alexandria, at 10 a. m. Friday. I Besides the sisters, Mrs. Gustav Gruelie, of Alexandria, Mrs. Virgil York of Augusta, and Harriet, Kathyrn, Florence and Helen La Rose, all of Indianapolis, the father, H. C. La Rose of Alexandria, survives. DR. BULGIN IGNORES MS ON KLAN :‘l May Bea Member,' Says Tabernacle Evangelist, A demand that money ho has contributed to the Cadle Tabernacle either be refunded or turned over to the Salvation Army, or the Capitol Ave. Methodist Church has been made byNed Johnson, 3302 Kenwood Ave., who objected to the Ku-Klux K’an demonstration at the Tabernacle Sunday night. “Dr. Bulgin was pretty strong in his praise of the work of the Kn-Klox Klan, which T consider a distinctly un-American, nonreligious organization, and, in the midst of the meeting a hooded delegation of the Klan was permitted to enter with their identity completely- concealed in bedclothes and carrying n American flag,” the letter addressed to Earl F. Hites, pastor of the Tabernacle, said. ”1 didn’t know there was a klansman in the city- when I came here," E. J. Bulerin, evangelist, said when asked about, the letter. “The tabernacle had been after mo for two y-ears. We have received only- a few complaints of the klan demonstration and they went into the waste basket.”
CONTRACTS GIVEN FOR $50,400 MORE IN IMPROVEMENTS Shank's 1923 Paving, Program Advanced by Works Board, Contracts amounting to $56,400 have been added to Mayor Shank’s 1923 improved street program. Paving contracts awarded by the board of works Wednesday; Chester Ave.. Twenty-Eighth to Thirtieth St., asphaltic concrete, hcut Construction Company, >4,it' 1 a lineal foot, total $13,574: paving and curbing Garfield Ave.. Pratt to Tenth Sts,, asphaltic.concrete. $0.79, $lO,215.40; first alley north of Washington Bt., De Quincy St. to Riley Ave.. concrete, Frank H. Ifoss, $2.56. $1,754.11; first alley north of Tuetith St.. Tmimsth St to Keystone Ave.. Concrete. Frank H. Hohs. $2.50. $4.945.35; first alley north of Washington St.. Bevllle to Keystone Aves., concrete, Frank H Moss. $2.31. $1,202.08 first alley cast of Hamilton Ave... first to second alleys north- of Michigan St., concrete, Colombia Construction Company, $2.10, $2,371.40 first alloy east of Beville Ave . Washington to New York Sts., concrete, Frank 11. Hobs. $2.2'. $5,603.85, and second alley north of Twelfth St., Jefferson to Beville Aves.. concrete, Frank H. Boss. $2.16. $1,822.06. Sewor contracts: „ Main drain, first alley east of Oakland Ave. from 347 bet south of first alley south of Tenth St. to 537 feet south of same alley, Sheehan Construction Company. $1.98 a lineal foot, total $376.20: local sewer, first alley south of Massachusetts Ave.. Brookslde Ave. to Rural St., She,*!,an Construction Company, $2 71, 1.246.60: local sewer. Guilford Ave Fifty-Fourth to Fifty-Sixth Sts . Columbia Construction Company, $3.33. $3.396 60: local sewer, Roach St. and Burton Ave , Harding to TwentySixth Sts . Columbia Construction Company. $3 16. $4,645.29: local Hewer. Wlnthrop Ave., Fifty-Fourth St. to 225 feet north of Fifty Sixth St.. Sheehan Construction Company. $2 73. $2,852 85. and loeal newer. Twenty-Third St . Harding St. to 810 feet cant. Columbia Construction Company. $3.08. $2,494.80. A resolution was adopted for permanent improvement of Trvlng Court from Julian Ave. to 172 feet north.
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Lawn Rake, 63c Can also be usjd for the garden, 24-tooth size, reversible, and has long smooth handle: specially priced——Street floor. Lawn Grass Seed, 25c Large ffuart-nize package fine quality tested and Inspected seeds, special, per package——Street floor. Anderson’s Ginghams, 32 Inches Wide, 39c Yd. 3,000 Yards for Friday’s selling. In a full line of checks, broken checks, plaids and self colors. Guaranteed fast colors. —Street floor. Crepe Shirtings, 36-Inch, 49c Yard 400 Yards in plain and multicolored stripes, for shirts and blouses. —Street floor. Chalks, 19c Yard 350 Yards, new patterns, dark and medium light grounds; 36 inches, 19£ yard. —Street floor. Jap Rose Transpar- I ent Glycerine Soap I Six Bars, Doz. S —Street floor. a 5,000 Bars Kirk’s |j Hardwater Castile Soap Six Bars, 35C. 69<J Doz. | —Street floor. ■ Palmolive Soap Six Bars, Jl6<L 69<> Doz. I —Street floor. H Auditorium Bath Soap 1 Dozen Bars, Q7<?. B —Street floor. jjfi
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Curtains and Draperies Casement Net, 98c Yard Yard wide, heavy double thread casement net —in allover patterns. Natural color. Cretonne Pillow Squares, 19c Each 36 Inches square, suitable for pillow covers la various patterns. Window Shades, ' 59c Each Dark green opaque shades, 36 inches by 72 inches, on good spring rollers with fixtures ready to hang. 59£ each. 39c and 49c Filet and Bungalow Nets, 29c Yard Double thread filet nets—neat, conventional and large open weave Tuscan style nets. Extra special for Friday, 29<J yard. Printed Marquisette, I9c Yard Floral and ribbon bordered marquisette—rose, blue and gold color patterns. Drapery Madras, 49c Yard Yard wide, woven Verdure patterns and plain colors. Drapery Cretonnes, 21c Yard Two to 10-yard pieces cretonne. Values up to 590 yard; Friday, only Sltf yard. —Third floor.
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WALL PAPER! 10c a Roll Wall Paper, Florals, Stripes and Granite Designs, Friday a Roll, 7c Sufficient for a room 15x15; 12 rolls of side wall, 8 rolls of celling, 20 yards of border. Room complete, SI.BO. All-Over, Leaf and Floral Designs, A Roll, 10c Sufficient for a room 15x15. 12 rolls of side wall, 8 rolls of ceiling, 20 yards of cut-out border. Room complete, S2.GO. 25c a Roll Living Room Wall Paper, a Roll, 15c Two-toned stripe, floral, allover leaf designs, bright, cheerful colors. A roll, —Third floor annex. WOMEN’S COTTON HOSIERY 15c PAIR Made of best of cotton with ribbed tops; in black, cordovan and nude. Specially priced for Friday, pair. —Street floor.
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