Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1923 — Page 12

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Cliy WILL BOOST WAGES OF LABOR j !0 TO 15PER CENT Conferences This Week Will Adjust Pay Scale for Municipal Employes. City employes. Including labor, working in the street commissioner's, city engineering and the street cleaning departments and the municipal asphalt plant for less than §1,500 a year are to be given a general wage increase ranging from 10 to 15 per cent. Heads of the above departments, a council committee and City Controller Joseph L. Hogue met Tuesday night to discuss wage adjustments. According to Hogue the committee agreed on the raise for the low-paid employes. Another conference is to be held tonight, where other departments under the board of works will be under consideration. Wages of police and firemen will be discussed Thursday and Friday. John L. Elliott, city engineer asked the committee to consider these increases: Melnottee, N. Bebee, senior assistant engineer, from '-$3,000 to §5,000 a year: assistant engineers William Li. Lacey and Charles A. Brown, from $2,400 to $4,000; junior assistants Charles Culley and Edward Docppers from $2,160 to $3,000 and chemical engineer Chambers IL Underwood, $3,400 to $5,000. Elliott declared the. city cannot retain high class employes unless salaries are raised. No decision orl these recommendations was reached. Hogue stated that it is expected that Mayor Shank’s recent recommendation of a 10 per cent wage increase for city employes receiving lees than $1,500 a year will he agreed upon for all city departments. STREET CAR IS STONED Four Men Held After Complaint of Conductor; Intoxication Alleged. Four men arrested early today at West and McCarty Sts. were alleged to have stoned a street car. Garnet Graves, 221 S. Illinois St., conductor of Stock Yards car, said that the men were drunk when they boarded the car, a,nd one of them struck him as they left. A brick was thrown through the car window, Graves said. The men slated are James Lamahan, 429 N. Arsenal Ave.; Harry Percey, 513 W. Henry St.; Emmett Griffith, 524 S. Senate Ave., and .Toe Sullivan, 824 S. Capitol Ave. They were charged with drunkenness and vagrancy. Missing Diva Found By United Preen BOSTON. -May 16.—Mrs. Lydia Lindgren, Swedish diva, reported missing in New York, was located. She kcame to Boston on a business trip and a message to her husband had failed to reach him.

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INTERSTATE Electric Way Tralnto Louisville, Ky. Derby Day, May 19, 1923 Leave Indianapolis Terminal Station, Indianapolis, 6:30 a. m. Arrive Louisville Third Street Station, 9:05 a. m Leave Louisville Third Street Station, 8:30 p. m. Arrive Indianapolis Terminal Station, Indianapolis, 12:00 Midnight Information, T. J. GORE, Joint Ticket Agent. MA In 4500.

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A Puzzle a Day

149-525 MARYWHD 1923

The drawing Illustrates a typical Maryland automobile license plate, j Three men Raw an automobile go by will a Maryland license. All agreed i that they saw six figures on the tag. I One man remembered seeing a two and a nine; another saw two eights together. Third man saw the figures 06 j followed by another figure. Can you puzzle out the number of the license? j Yesterday’s answer: If one son was three times as old as the other, and If the age of the i first multiplied by itself, added to the age of the second, multiplied by i Itself, produced the sum of 860. the age of the elder must have been 18 1 and the younger 6. For 18 equal 3x6, and 18x18 equals 324, plus 36 (6x6i equals 360. FLOWER SHOW ARRANGED The May meeting of the -Garden Flowers Society will be held at 4:30 o’clock May 26 in the iris garden of Mrs. Charles J. Lynn, 3519 Washington Blvd. Iris experts have been invited to attend the meeting. The annual ms show In the Bankers Trust Company lobby has been tentatively set for May 26. The show ! is expected to be more comprehensive than last year. Arrangements have been made for exhibits In ten classes. Perfection Bnttcr Make* Kiddie* Grow.—Adr

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TRACTION LINE TO INCREASESERVICE I. & C, Directors Authorize $700,000 Expenditure, X*' . Contracts will be let within a few days for the reconstruction of the electrical system and improvement of the rolling stock of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company preparatory to extending the company’s lines into Cincinnati, Charles L. Henry, president of the company, announced today. The board of directors has authorized the expenditure of $767,271 on | the work. Among the contracts to be awarded will be those for the construction of twelve new all-steel cars, to cost $300,000. , Scouts Raise Fund The mortgage omthe Boy Scout res- ! ervation will be paid off within ten j days, Scout officials believed today, j The finance committee reported at a meeting of the general committee of the Indianapolis council at the Cos! lumbia Club Tuesday night that $17,i 000 of the necessary $25,000 had been !•raised.

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This Expresses Our Point how perfectly cetnre has a a •emhied tbie prehiiitortc intm.l. 8c do w ■•■emble onr false teeth • es to give the meet lifelike appearance. Rack set of teeth we make la tried In the mouth on what we call a trial Plata, before finishing eo ai to allow yon to make any change you may sea neceeaary. If yon are wearing false teeth, and are disappointed In th# work; If they sro loose and drop when yon eat or speak, remember We are sparlelUt* In this particular Uue of dentistry. KITBACTIHO FKEI When Plate* Are Ordered. 11th Floor National City Bank Bldg. 10* E. Washington St. - Lincoln RMS. Honrs: R:*o to t. Sunday I to I*. Evenings by Appointment.

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-J£ “My Buddy” played by any one, will w,n you from the first MB note. But Paul Specht ” In and His Orchestra have I f la< h' 3 o * um T” a Record med l that takes the gold Were Young Maggie JK on side comBf At Columbia Dealer* (iraphophone AMUSEMENTS

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It's High Claes Entertainment ROSCOE AILS WITH KATIE PULLMAN ORCHESTRA OF SYNCOPATION CHARLES CAL V ERT ON THE’sAME BIG PROGRAM THE WEBER GIRLS COOK & O ATM AN HARRY WATKINS PHOTO PLAY "A BROADWAY MADONNA” 1:00 to 11:00 P. M.

MOTION PICTUREB THOMAS MEIGHAN in “The Ne’er-Do-Well” Cast Includes Lila Lee Overt tir. “FEST” By Lassen Flmt Tlm Hnv MODEST ALTSCHULER C ondiictor For l4iti {tblm? PnrpoßM Lige Conley in “KICK OUT” A Merm/ild fomody ORGAN SOLO “I LOVE ME” Played by Walter Klandorf COMING MAT SUNDAY "Hunting Big Game in Africa’’ FI rut Tim* In Indianapolis ONE WEEK ONLY

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f “Hatfield Harry” Tells “Electric Carrie” The Way to Wash Her Dainty Things jjj (■0 Apartment housewives will find the Baby Eden Electric Washing Machine especially r Cyjj Wjf&QflfL adapted to their use. i^g||p!p $1 .50 kept in a closet cor- &• I- DOWD ner; its gentle dipping V V action insures thor- fy IgL-o Sjwrj fi Iff s,a ough cleansing* with- \ }|V I--L Weekly out injury to the finest fabrics. * , Hatfield Electric Cos. Meridian at Maryland Street MA in 0123

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Dance SOI Down in Maryland One Night in Jime 802 Flower of Araby Silver Suwanna 893 Four o'clock B!u"s Whoa Tillie. Take Your Time 003 You've Got lo See Mamma Every Night (or You Can't See Mamma at All) Aggravatin' Papa 863 Georgia Cabin Door All Muddled Up 864 Gee! But I Hate to Go Home Alone Cow-Bells 868 A Picture Without a t Frame In a Corner of the World (All Our Own) 870 That Da Da Strain Taint Nobody’s BlJill css 1f I Do 831 Toot. TnoL Tootsie I'm Going to Plant Myself in My Old Plantation Home 800 Who Cares The Lonely Neet 828 I Found a FourLeaf Clover ril Build .a Stairway to Paradise 826 Away Down South Tomorrow 778 It's Up to Yon Haunting Blues 780 Parade of the Wooden Soldiers Are You Playing Fair? 791 Smilin' Through Three o'Cloek tn the Morning 806 Call Me Back. Pal o’ Mine Don’t Bring Me Posies 812 Clover Blossom Blues Chicago 825 Got to Cool My Doggies Now I/Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Vocal 020060 I Love Me (I’m Wild About Myself) Don't Wo Carry On" 020967 Beside a Babbling Brook When Will the Sun Shine for Me 946 Ltttle Gray Home In the West Mighty Lak' a Rose

Vocal 874 Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses I'm Just a Little Blue for You POO Sugar Blues The Cootie Crawl 894 Down by the Old Apple Tree .limbo, Jambo 853 Alt for the I.ove of Mike Til Be In My Dixie Home Again Tomorrow 854 Throe o'Cloek in the Morning All Over Nothing at All 819 Cal! Me Back. Pal o' Mine The Sunset Trail of Gold 876 Down In Maryland Carolina In the Morning 783 Whv Should I Oy Over Yon? Kieky-Koo Sacred 11524 Somewhere a Voice Is Calling Don PasounJo, ''Cerdhero Lon- ♦ anna Terra” 050 The Palmi The Resurrection 241 Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Beulah Land 750 Where Is M.v Boy Tonight Tell Mother I'll Be There 586 Abtdo With Me Shall Wo Gather at the River 692 I Need Thee Every Hour One Sweetly 759 When I Look In Hl* Face Como Unto Me Instrumental 943 Vnlsa Erica (Saxophone Solo) Silver Threads Among the Gold 940 Lights Out (March) Up the Street (March) 096 Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses Mignon "Gavotte” 100 Va.lso Bill'dte Caprice Viennois 834 Flower of Hawaii Thru the Night 728 Mo-Na-Lu Rio Nights Comic 856 Some Laugh* Cohen Talks About Bse Ladles

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9 ■y MANY boys and girls bssn* tlicir own accounts with this bank. They are not only saving money, but are cultivating valuable habits of thrift and system that will help them in later years. An account for yonr mm or daughter can be opened for deposits and ana dollar or more. Jfletcfjer £ainng£ anti Crust Companp Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania.

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You Will Find—that as your savings grow, it will be easier for you to save more —just on account of the feeling of satisfaction it gives you to have money in the bank. Steady deposits will soon bring your account up to where the interest it earns for you every six months will show you that systematic saving is worth your while. The best plan for saving is just to get started—sl will do it. We Pay 41/2% on Savings Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street Not How Much, But How Often You Deposit.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16,1923

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