Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1923 — Page 12

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COUNTY MEET IS WON BY FRANKLIN Grade School Township Tourney Closely Contested, Franklin Township won the annual Marlon County grade school track and field meet Tuesday at the Coliseum, State Fairground, scoring a total of 87 points for an average of 65.9. Each township entered was charged with a certain number of points, depending upon the number of entries. Although Wayne Township scored the most points with 95, Frankling with 87, because of its smaller entry list, won by having the best average. Wayne finished second with a 60.1 average. Perry Township -was third with 48.9 and Center Township fourth with 36. E. Vandyke 'of Franklin was the high individual scorer of the tourney, with 18 points, and received the Smith, Hassler & Sturm Company cup. The Wayne County girls received the G. H. Westing cup for the group of girls scoring the most points. $19,000 MILK BOTTLING FACTORY PLANNED HERE Fouts Car and Tractor Company Also Rushes Building Contracts. Construction of a modem milk-bot-tling plant, costing $19,000, will start within a few weeks at Madison Ave. and the Belt Railroad, it was announced today. The plant Is to be managed by 1,. H. Weaver, who has purchased the site from Mrs. Elizabeth Elbiecht. Contracts have been awarded for the erection of a $35,000 building at Belmont Ave. and IV. Washington St. by the Fouts Car and Tractor Company. The building will be of brick and steel. Roy G. Hazen Missing Roy G. Hazen. 45, of 914 Ashland Ave., was missing from his home today. Police were told Hazen had suf s ered a nervous breakdown

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The mystic triangle shown above Is said by certain scholars to have been inscribed upon the mummy case" of an Egyptian Pharaoh. It is supposed to be the mystic sign of the Egyptian deities, Isis, Osiris and Thoth. The triangle is equilateral, and contains sixteen small equilateral triangles. The most remarkable thing about it, however, is the fact that the design may be draw T n In one continuous line, without lifting the pencil from the paper, and without going over any line twice. Can you solve the problem? | Yesterday’s answer-. 6 6 6 Three sixes can be made into the number seven by writing them as shown above, so they represent six and six-sixths. As six-sixths is one, the number therefore represents ven. ‘STEP ALONG’ PLAYERS WATCHING THEIR STEPS Broadway Show Changed, Following RikhofTs Threats. “Step Along,” a burlesque show at the Broadway, has turned into a show in which tire performers were “watching their step” today. Police Chief Rikhoff threatened to tell the mayor all about alleged naughty features of “Step Along” if Abe Finberg. the manager of the Broadway, did not put the lid on many of the features. Finberg, while declaring his actresses wore as much and even more clothing than many performers at other theaters, hurried to “cut out the special features' 'of “Step Along." Finberg “cut" the show Tuesday afternoon.

BURGLAR TAKES VARIETY OF TOOT Home of Mrs, Rose Pritchard Reported Ransacked, A burglar probably smacked his lips today and consumed a quart of bonded whisky which formed part of the loot from the home of Mrs. Rose Pritchard, Apartment 11, 1244 N. Illinois St. Mrs. Pritchard told police the burglar entered Tuesday between 9 p. m. and 11 p. m. The thief broke the glass of the bathroom window' and unlocked the window. Besides the whisky, two traveling bags, one containing a bank book and receipts for Liberty bonds deposited in a trust company- were missing, she said, according to police. The loot also included silverware valued at $75, a string of pearl beads, a pair of ear drops and a wedding ring. Mrs. Pritchard moved into the apartment Tuesday.

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I never borrow when I am hard up. There are so many simpler ways. We were dining in a restaurant. The smartest in town. I knew our host would have dozens of waiters. That was why I accepted. He always sat me to his left. I kept him from making faux pas. He knew' my value. I knew his. A fool and his money soon part. He left a $lO bill for the waiter. It Is so vulgar to over-tip. I certainly prevented It, In this case. Police liook for Boy Police are searching for Stanley C. Shelton. 16, of Sherman, Ky. Mrs.; Noah Shelton, his mother, in a letter j to the chief of police, said her son dis-1 appeared March 27.

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POLICE SEND BOY HOME Kenneth Smith, 14, of Ft. Wayne, was home today. Police took him into custody at the terminal station hero Sunday night. The boy said an uncle lived in Ft. Wayne and that police there gave him money to come to Indianapolis. He told police he came here to visit his parents'living at “219 S. Sixth St.” SATURDAY, APRIL 287 PALM BEACH DAY AT Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923