Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1923 — Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1923

WARNING 10 KEEP EXPENSES DOWN GIVENCHY DEADS Traffic Rules to Be Lightened for Visitors Coming to Speedway. City officials and heads of departments today had in mind a warning to be economical. Mayor Shank gave it to them in strong terms at the monthly cabinet meeting Monday. "Be careful for the rest of the year —cut down all expenses possible,” Shank said. "It looks as if a business slump is coming and we have to figure cn it Try to get along on what you have and do away with all the help you can while prices are high.” The mayor emphatically stated that he did not Intend to raise wages of any city employes except laborers and others making less than $1,500 a year. Chief Going to Meet A resolution was adopted to send Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff and the board of public safety to the National Police Chief’s convention at Buffalo, N. T. It was decided to ask cooperation of the Chamber of Commerce in an attempt to obtain the 1924 convention for Indianapolis. R. Walter Jarvis, superintendent of parks, reported that golf receipts at municipal links Sunday were $1,040, highest total ever received. A shortage of help was reported In the street cleaning department by John F. Walker, superintendent.

Courtesy for Visitors Walker suggested that strict regulations of the traffic code should not be enforced upon visitors to the Speedway race. Mayor Shank said that they would not and that he would ask Chief Rikhoff to order police to extend every courtesy to visiting motorists. Mrs. Shank reported for the park board. "I understand the council does not favor the proposed artificial lake.” she said. "But thanks to our good park board president we are going ahead with this proposition. If the council does not want to cooperate, we do not need their help.” City Finances Good Joseph L. Hogue, city controller, 6aid all city departments were in sound shape financially, with the exception of the board of health. ‘‘After we receive our spring taxes and pay a temporary loan of $300,000, we shall have about a million left in the general fund,” he said. Mayor Shank asked all department heads to make requisitions for purchases for monthly periods, rather than for small purchases. Jesse E. Miller, city purchasing agent, stated it would save time and money for all department heads to adopt this system. He stated that the department had made out about seven hundred fewer orders this year than for the same period fn 1922.

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GEORGE R WOOD AND CGCIWNETTA.

AUTHORITIES PROBE BUSINESS MAN’S DEATH Robert liOwrie Had Gain in Stupor Twenty-Four Hours. By Times Special RICHMOND, Ind., May 22.—Authorities are investigating the death of Robert Lowrie, 60, retired business man of Monticello, who died in a hospital Monday. He was found unconscious in a room at a hotel Sunday. Gowrle came here Saturday accompanied by two women, and registered as J. B. Morris. Flint, Mich., and family. The women disappeared Saturday night. Gowrie’s pocketbook and automobile could not be found, police said. CLUB PLANS PROGRESS Columbia Board Given Authority to Tut Up 51,000.000 Building. Financial arrangements sos the erection of anew $1,000,000 building for the Columbia Club were being made by the board of directors today. At a stockholders’ meeting Monday night the board was given full authority. The club has not yet selected j temporary quarters to be occupied I while the building is under construe- j tion.

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Clownetta is a pig, but not an ordinary pig by any means. When George R. Wood, her "clown” master, calls her, Clownetta, who is just about a month old, looks up at him with an air of rare intelligence—at least. Wood insists it is intelligence. Wood and Clownetta travel around as representatives of the Axton-Fish-er Tobacco Company of Gouisvllle, Ky. As Wood hands out packages of cigarettes, Clownetta shakes her head, with Its little red cap, in approval. No, Clownetta does not smoke the cigarettes she is so very young, and a lady.

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KNOCKS THREE DOWN Police Hold Driver on Charge of Passing Street Car. Three men were knocked down by an automobile driven by Eddie Dickerson, colored, 857 Edgemont St., as they got off of a street car at TwentyFirst St. and Shriver Ave., Monday night, police charge. Dickerson today was charged with assault and battery and with passing a street car unloading passengers.- The men knocked down were Paris O. Organ, 814 Woodlawn Ave.; Minard Patten, 1005 Wright St., and Robert Hankins, whose address was not learned. They were not seriously hurt. COAL DRIVER ARRESTED Youth Is ( barged With Taking Revolver From House. Motor Policemen Bastin and Hansford today had under arrant Sam Smith, 17, colored. 2444 Rader St., driver for the State Street Coal Company. Police charge that when Smith de- j livered coal to the home of W. J. Hoi- j tegel, 3242 Park Ave.. he went to a bedroom and took a $3.75 revolver. The coal, it was said, was ordered for the house across the street. Smith j told police he read the ticket wrong. No one was at the Hoitegel residence.

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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

CANDY FIRM WILL BUILD AT M’CARTY AND UNION Company to Move in Several Months— Property Cost $50,000. The Indianapolis Candy Company, 225-27 E. Maryland St., will move into anew building to be erected at the northwest corner of McCarty and Union Sts, in several months, according to announcement by officers today. The purchase of the property from Wolf Davis, involving $50,000, was completed Monday. The property has a frontage of 190 feet on McCarty St. and 134 feet on Union St. Present buildings will be replaced by a modern four-story structure. The candy company will continue at the present location, where it has a lease which expires May 1, 1925, but will have the new building ready for occupancy before that time, it is said.

STOMACH TROUBLE DISAPPEARED Baptist Minister, of North Carolina Says He Owes His Good Health to the Use of Black-Draught. Summit, N. C.—"My health is good and I can say with pleasure I owe it to Black-Draught,” writes the Rev. J. H. Wilcoxen. local Baptist minister at this place. In the statement given here, Mr. Wilcoxen said that Black- [ Draught had been used in his home I for fifteen to eighteen years. “I have had a stomach trouble,” said Mr. Wilcoxen, "so that after meals I would break out In perspiration and feel tight in the chest. I would go to my shelf, take a good dose of Black-Draught, and In less than an hour all this disagreeable tightness would disappear. "I used it with my children for colds and constipation. I find it is a splendid remedy for gas and sour stomach and I would not be without it.” Mrs. Wilcoxen 6aid: “In the spring when I would feel sluggish, have a bad taste in my mouth and a light feeling in my head when I would stoop over when about my work, I knew it was torpid liver, and that I must take something. Black-Draught is the best thing I know of. I use it in big doses at first, then small. It is fine—made me feel so much better. We feel that we couldn’t get along without It.” The genuine, old. original BlackDraught powdered liver medicine has been in use for over 80 years, insist upon, and see that you get It, the genuine—Thedford’s. Sold everywhere; 25c.—Advertisement. AMUSEMENTS MII RAT ff!U mil 3:30: Eve.. *:SO THE STUART WALKER CO. BANCO A Comedy of One fharmlnq; Wife and Two Unt-hand* Adapted From the French by \ ______ Clare Kmmner ENGLISH’S c v3 ALL WEEK GRAND PLAYERS “THREE WISE FOOLS” MATINEE Wednesday, 28, 3ft, 50c Each Night, 2ft. ftO, 750 Next Week, ‘‘Six Cylinder Love” 1 ■ I i hUSUSa | 1:00 to 11:00 P. M. MABEL FORD PRESENTS THE MANDOLIN WIZARD D. APOLLON 8 IN | “81-BA-BO” I SALLY SISTERS & RITZ I BEN NEE ONE * WEAVER BROS. 9 ARKANSAW TRAVELERS * ORIGINAL HANDSAW MUSICIANS I LEE & CRANSTON 1 NELLIE V. NICHOLS I IN , SONGS * CHARLES BATES, PIANIST PIIOTO-PL \ \ CONSTANCE BINNEY "A BILL OP DIVORCEMENT” MOTION PICTURES 113133139 T H E A T ft THIS WEEK ONLY H. A. Snow’s Wonder Picture “Hunting Big Game in Africa” Finest Picture of Wild Animal j Life Ever Shown Circle Orchestra Presents “GEMS” From Music Memory Contest Modest Altschuler Conductor “The Girl of the Olden West” Organ Solo by Walter Flandorf COMING SUNDAY Edwin Carewe’s Production. “THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST” A First National Pictifre

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