Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1923 — Page 12

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ACCIDENTS CLAIM TOTAL OF SEVEN LIVES IN STATE Two Otis Boys, 11 and 9, Are Killed by Passenger Train. Bv Timet Special OTIS, Ind.. Oct. 13— Returning home from a day spent in the woods, Florlan Jamaiski, 11, and Louis Bishop, 9, local boys, were killed near here by a New York Central passenger train. They were walking along the tracks and are believed to have stepped out of the way of one train into the path of another. Crushed Under Car By Timet Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Oct. 13. — When she ran from behind a moving machine Into the path of a car driven by Jack Brinkman, 33, Mrs. Dennis Bennett, 36, was killed near Grover. Witnesses said the accident appeared unavoidable. Brinkman drove to police headquarters and reported the accident. Elzworth Ryan Killed By Timet Special RICHMOND, Ind., Oct. 13 Elzworth Ryan, 66, is dead from injuries received when he stepped In front of a truck driven by Jacob Melllng. Melllng was not held. His father and widow survive. Bicycle Rider Succumbs By Timet Special MARION, Ind., Oct. 13.—James Cc vault, 9, is dead from injuries received when he was struck by a truck while riding on a bicycle near his home. He is the son of Fred Covault. Burns Are Fatal By Time ♦ Special CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind., Oct. 13. —lnjuries caused by burns resulted In the death Friday of Mrs. Frank Baldwin. Her dress caught fire while she was burning leaves in the yard. The husband, and a daughter survive. • Drowned in Ohio River. By Timet Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 13. While working on a barge, Fred Dennis, 56, fell into the Ohio River here Friday and was drowned. His body was recovered. Lad, Fatally Injured By Timet Special COLUMBUS, Ind., Oct. 13.—Paul Gatten, 4, son of Joseph Gatten is suffering from probable fatal injuries as a result of being run down by a truck driven by Lawrence Rager in East Columbus. Six ribs were broken and he received injuries about his head. *

BUSINESS LEAGUE to mmm Dancing, Booths and Feature Acts Are Planned, A community exposition will be given by the Better Business League of North Indianapolis, Oct. 16-18, at the Riverside dance pavilion, Charles K. Wischburg, manager, announced today. Fifty-six booths are planned. Fifteen will be by North Side industries. Dancing wrill begin at 7 p. m. Girl Scouts will conduct an information bureau and sell confectionery for the benefit of the Girl Scout camp. An Old Fiddlers’ contest is among the entertainment features planned. Building Price SIOO,OOO Announcement of the sale of the Peter Lieber Bldg., southeast corner of Meridian and Georgia Sts., to Louis Hollweg & Cos., for SIOO,OOO was made by the Indiana Trust Company, trustee under the Peter Lieber will. The Hibben, Hollweg concern have occupied the building for some time. It will be remodeled at cost of $15,000. The Eagle Cries “Safety First” By OSCAR SCHMIDT. When one stops to consider the number of persons In his own circle of acquaintances who have lost money during the preceding year through unfortunate investment, he wonders why a “Safety First” slogan is not as Stringently and universally urged as a preventive of financial disaster as it Is in warding off perils of casualty and hygiene. Whether you have a dollar, a hundred dollars, or a thousand dollars, there Is no safer Investment In the whole world than a Saving & Loan Association. Statistics compiled some time ago show conclusively that there has not been a single Instance where an investor has lost a cent in ono of these associations. Os what other investment—stocks or bonds, can this be said? Why is it safe? Because it is protected. First, it is protected by first mortgage on real estate—the old ironclad protection. Second, it is protected by State supervision, which supervision the associations themselves were instrumental in procuring. An annual examination of the association's transactions Is made and the statement resulting shows not only assets and liabilities, but accounts completely for every dollar of receipts and disbursements. If Patrick Henry, famous for his declaration that “Taxation Without Representation Is Tyranny,” were alive today he would no doubt go on record for asserting that “Investment .Without Protection Is Folly.” We took the "If” from “Thrift." MONUMENT SAVING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 31 Monument Circle S% ON YOUR SAVINGS

A Puzzle a Day

ELIZABETH OUT RUE CONSTANTINE VERY THIN GLOVES WAY SUSAN DART. The jumble of words shown above was found printed or* a motto several hundred years old. As the methods of printing and type setting were very poor, It is assumed the letters were all set in one continuous: line, and then separated into words by a novice, who did his job very poorly, commas and periods being • left out entirely. The letters are evidently In their correct order; but can yon make the new divisions and punctuations that will reveal the motto?

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A gambler entered a room “A,” paying $4 out of a certain sum he had In his pocket. While in room A, he doubled the amount that remained to him. He paid $4 when he left room A, and paid $4 to enter B, where he again doubled the amount he then had in his pocket. He paid $4 leaving B, and $4 entering C; in C he again doubled his remaining sum. He paid $4 to leave C, and $4 to enter D, where he made another doubling. When he left D, he paid $4, and then found he had nothing left. How much did he have at the start? The answer;

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The gambler had $11.25 to start. He paid $4 to enter A, reducing his total to $7.25. Doubling the $7.25 gave him $14.50. He paid $4 leaving A, and $4 entering B. leaving him $6.50, which he doubled to sl3. Less $4 leaving B, and less $4 entering C, left him $5. This he doubled to $10; then spent $4 leaving C and $4 entering D. His total in D was $2; he doubled It to $4 and then spent the $4 leaving D, which left him with nothing. Note—Friday, through an error, the answer to the above puzzle was printed. Today both the puzzle and answer are shown. Condemnation Cost Changed Cost of 1.37 acres of land in Spencer County, necessary for right-of-way on State road No. 4, being paved between French Lick and Evansville, will be $35 instead of SSOO asked, as a result of condemnation proceedings, and the pavement will be completed this year instead of next, John D. Williams, director of the State highway commission, said today. The commission in three cases has experienced difficulty In obtaining right-of-way.

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GOVERNORS FROM 32 STATES TO BE HEREWEDNESDAY Executives to Gather Before Motor Trip to Meeting at West Baden, Governors of thirty-two States of the Union will assemble at the Indiana State capitol Wednesday morning. where they will be guests at an Informal reception by Governor McCray, before their departure for West Baden to attend the fifteenth annual Governors’ conference. Officials of the State highway commission will conduct the motor caravan of executives over State roads. Stops are to be made at points of interest on the route, including Indiana University at Bloomington and the stone quarries at Bedford. Lieut. Gov. Emmett F. Branch will join the group at his home in Martinsville. United States Senators James E. Watson, Samuel M. Ralston and former GovsJames P. Goodrich, Winfield T. Durbin and Thomas R. Marshall have been invited. Visiting Governors: W. W. Brandon. Alabama; William E. Sweet, Colorado; Charles A. Templeton, Connecticut; William D. Dennev, Delaware; Cary A. Hardee, Florida; Clifford M. Walker. Georgia: Warren T. McCray. Indiana; John Hammill. acting Governor of Iowa; John M. Parker, Louisiana; Perdval P. Baxter. Maine; Channing If. Cox, Massachusetts; Alex J. Groesbeck, Michigan: J. A. O. Preus, Minnesota; Arthur M. Hyde,

One of the Largest Popular Price Stores in the State. l&anleteT d. — Ooirarna -> Cor. E. Wash, and Delaware SU. THE WHITE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Outfitters 243-249 W. Washington St. Tom Quinn mou 1101 Jake Wolf

Biarland Combined !oal and Gas Range ost perfect range on market, erfect oven for coal or gas. wo burners for coal, four for is. Self lighter. Kindles coal with gas. Largest variety combination ranges in the state. Other combination ranges as low as $60.00. Cash or easy payments. Your Old Stove as Charles Koehring 878-882 Virginia Ave. Telephone DR exel 9400

EXCURSION TO LOUISVILLE, Ky. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 *2.75 Round Trip Train leave* Traction Station lan. Returning leave* EouUvlllo 1 p. m. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY

EXCURSION $2.75 CINCINNATI ”$2.75 Special Train Leave* 7 A. M. Returning—Leave* Cincinnati at T P. M. Special Round Trip Sunday Fare* to DECATUR, ILL., $2.75 RUSHVILLE, $1.19 CONNERSVILLE, $1.72 HAMILTON, 0., $2.38 EVERT SUNDAY—Ticket* Good on All Train*.

EXCURSIONS to Indianapolis Reduced Round Trip Fares, on the Certificate Plan, Will Apply for These Events Parent-Teachers’ Association Oct. 15-20, ’23 Imp. Order Red Men (Great Council) .Oct. 15-17, ’23 Indiana State Teachers’ Association. . .Oct. 16-20, ’23 Royal Arch Masons (Grand Chapter) . .Oct. 16-18, ’23 Degree of Pocahontas (Grand Council) Oct. 17-18, ’23 Tickets on sale daily, as shown opposite each event, from all stations. See Local Agent for all detailed information. Union Traction Cos. of Indiana ANDERSON, INDIANA

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Missouri; J. M. Dixon. Montana; Charles W. Bryan. Nebraska; J. G. Serugham, Nevada; Fred H. Brown, New Hampshire: George S. Silzer, New Jersey; James F. Hinkle, New Mexico: Cameron Morrison, North Carolina; R. A. Nestos, North Dakota: Gifford Pinchot, Pennsylvania; Thomas G. McCleod, South Carolina; W. H. McMaster, South Dakota; Pat M. Neff. Texas: Charles R. Mabey, Utah; Redfleld Proctor, Vermont; E. Lee Trinkle. Virginia; Ephraim F. Morgan, West Virginia; John J. Blaine, Wisconsin, and W. M. Ross, Wyoming. INSANE INJAjL SCORED Practice Should Be Changed, Vote of Welfare Society States. Practice of holding Insane in Marten County jail was denounced at a meeting Friday of the board of directors of the Family Welfare Society. During September, 1,026 families were assisted through the service and relief department, and 163 children were placed In homes by the hildren’s department, Paul L. Benjamin, executive secretary said. Thirty-four unmarried mothers and babies were cared for. The Legal Aid Bureau handled forty-one cases, during the month, reports showed. Hygiene, Nursing Classes Tuesday Afternoon classes in home hygiene end nursing will start at the Red Cross teaching center, 811 Chamber of Commerce, at 2 p. m. Tuesday, under direction of Mrs. Edith M. Reider for women who are unable to attend night Instructions. Perfection Butter Makes Kiddles Grow^-Adv.

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Dr. E. T. Davis. Dr. Roger E. Davis. Veterinarians Cat and Dog V Treatment and Ambulance Service Boarding and Clipping Davis Veterinary Hospital Market and Davidson Sts. Calls Answered Day or Night. Res. Phone Office, Hkrrlson Q 498. Lincoln 4039

BOMBINGS BLAMED ONANTTKLANSMEN Two Chicago Buildings Are Damaged by Blasts, By United Prett CHICAGO, Oct. 13—Anti-Ku Klux Klan factions were today blamed with bombing a two-story building. The building was badly damaged. It was the second bombing attributed to anti-Klan forces In past two days. The building bombed today was occupied by Penrose’s drug store. Penrose said he was an officer of the Klan. He said he had received letters charging him with being a Klansman and ordered him to leave the neighborhood. Two days ago a building occupied by the Forcum Press, publishers of a Klan organ, was badly damaged by a bomb.

r Preserve Nature’s You Priceless Gift Deep U&h. Nature’s most priceless gift, except life Itself 18 i°°d eyesight—therefore proper care should be rigidly exercised to keep It good. Examination twice a year Is a splendid rule. GLASSES Have your eyes examined today. That You Will Appreciate Examination Freel p\n ft and U/CCT 242 INDIANA AVE. LJK. L. K. WLDI plaza hotel bldq.

ELKS’ CORNER STONE CEREMONIES Indianapolis Lodge TCo. 13, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Will Conduct Corner Stone Ceremonies, Meridian and St. Clair Streets, 3:00 o’Clock P. M., Sunday, October 14th, 1923 PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED Hubert S. Riley Ralph A. Lemcke Leonard M. Quill Frank Shellhouse Frank Wampler Committee NOTE—Members of the lodge will report on the south side of Washington St., between Capitol and Senate Aves., 2:30 sharp Sunday P. M., October 14th, to take part in parade to corner stone ceremonies. FRANK SHELLHOUSE, Grand Marshal

Don’t Be Too Late It Is better to look forward and prosper than backward and regret. The tremendous building activity makes lots scarcer and forces values up and up. Be an original buyer here now and get the benefit of these low sale prices.

U. S. C. OF C."FEELS PULSE Opinion of Business Men Used in Advise to Congress. By ascertaining the trend of opinion from business men throughout the country, the United States Chamber of Commerce is able to advise Congress how Important public questions are being considered, declared Ernest N. Smith, official of the national chamber. He spoke p.t the Chamber of Commerce. The next session of Congress will see bitter fights for public ownership of railroads and a reduction in taxes, Smith said. Bmith Is touring Indiana, speaking before Chambers of Commerce. He was formerly general secretary of the local chamber. Milk Bids May Be Rejected The fact that milk bids received recently by the school board were almost identical and that an increase over the present price was asked, may result In all bids being rejected. Ralph D. McCarty, purchasing agent, announced today that he will make this recommendation at a special board meeting Monday. Approximately 1,500,000 -half-pints of milk are used annually in the schools.

SHELBY GARDENS “The Cream of the South Side ” Only one square South of Garfield Park and Sunken Gardens. City car line and paved street to Monument, 3 y 2 miles distant. Certainly very accessible. Big Two Days Sale of Homesites and Business Locations Today and Sunday—Come Early BARGAIN PRICES —EASY TERMS

Prices on Homesites The home-sites are 40 to 44-foot front by 185 deep. Alley lh the rear of all lota, cement walks already la or will be Installed In front of each lot. Shade tree# will be planted. Shrewd builders and home-seekers should come early b'.-fore tha iud-i ply Is exhausted. Prices for this sale, only $596 to $750. Prices on Eusiness Locations Since the City Planning Commission has restricted business locations all over the city, business sites have become scarce and very valuable. All Shelby Garden lots fronUng on Shelby Street (paved, with city car line), have been designated as business sites. They have a wonderful future, Investors and speculators are urged to view them. 40 to 44-foot front* by 136 feet doep. While they last, only 9350 to $1,005. Term* of Sale 10 per cent cash down, then 1 per cent monthly. Thus a S7OO lot is S7O cash down and $7 monthly. To reserve a lot you must pay $25 on the day of sale on residence lots and SSO on business lots. Balance of the 10 per cent cash down payment within a week. No Interest until after one year, then only 0 per cent. No taxes until 1925. Homes financed. Liberal discounts for cash. Proper and reasonable restrictions Free abstract showing good title with each deed. Lots Sold to White and Desirable Persons Only Be Sure and Bring Your Down Payment With You DESCRIPTION Shelby Gardena Is a high level plat beautiful to behold. Already several coxy, modern bnngalowa are being built here. Garfield Park and the Sunken Gafdens are one square away. Here at your very door, you have fresh air, recreation, amuaement and beautiful scenery In one of Am-rlca’a finest parks. What more do you want?

Location Shelby Gardens I* just one square south of beautiful Garfield Park along the weat aide of Shelby Street. Shelby Street Is a paved thoroughfare with both city and lnterurban oar service. School and churches near. Surrounded by beautiful new residence section where values are rapidly increasing. Buy these close In lots now. $25 Bonuses To the persons who buy the first four lets we will give a bonus of $25 credited on the price of each lot. Quick Easy Money for Deciders

No Man Ever Retired on the Money He Spent We pay 4% interest on savings accounts and assist our customers in the wise investment of their savings of one hundred dollars*or more. Security Trust Cos, 111 N. Penn. St. Open Saturday Evening.

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How to Reach BY STREET CAR—Take Shelby Street car to Nelson Avenue, the corner of the addition. BY AUTO—Drive to southeast corner of Garfield Park, then oue square south on Shelby Street to Shelby Gardena on wei.t side of street. <c The Firm That Hustles” TheKINNEARCO. REALTORS MR. C. A. YOUNG, Sale* Mgr. 607 Fletcher Trust Building, MA In 1409 Residence WAsh. 1079.

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You Can Always Do Better at — WHEELER BROTHERS 311-313 E. Washington SL

Coming Soon Cold weather will soon be here. Is your heating plant In shape to meet it? Let us clean out and put your heater in good condition. We carry in stock fire pots and grate bars for all well-known makes of furnaces. Free Examination Upon Bequest Sink & Edwards 219 N. Delaware 809 N. Senate Phone MA In 2208

Are You a Renter? It is estimated that renters work one-fourth of their time for the landlord and throw a house away every ten years. Do you? NOW Is the time to STOP working for the landlord and START working for yourself. ' Make a Start in SHELBY GARDENS