Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1924 — Page 7
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924
NEW YORK ST. TO BE 100 FEET WIDE Opening of New Parts Will Aid Traffic. With resolutions adopted for opening of New York St. from Arsenal Ave. to Randolph St. and from Dorman Si. to the first alley east of Hne St., tho city has taken additional steps to care for increased traffic. The beard of works late Wednesday adopted the resolutions, which provide widening of the street to 100 feet and elimination of two dangerous jogs. Other streets ordered paved: Illinois St. from Forty-Sixth to Fifty-Second, $54,000, or $10.76 a lineal foot; Columbia Ave. from Twentieth St. to the Belt Railroad, $7,943.75, $5.87 a lineal foot: Columbia Ave. from Sixteenth to Twentieth, $24,000, $6.56 a lineal foot; Birch Ave. from Henry St. to Oliver Ave., $8,505.50, $6.50 a lineal foot; Boulevard PI. from Fofcty-Third to Forty-Sixth, $12,032, $3.70 a lineal foot. The census of 1920 reported 1,758,30S widowers in the United States and 3,917,625 widows. Stop Rheumatism In 48 Hours Don't Buffer from those terrible stabbinr pains of Rheumatism, sciatica, neuritis, rout and swollen joints. No matter how much you suffer, or how old or stubborn your ease —no matter what you have tried—l confidently predict your trouble will yield to my famous Anti-Rum&tix treatment, and your pain will vanish seeminrly like magic. Many sufferers ret amazing relief in only a few hours. To prove it, I am offerine to send a $1 treatment absolutely free and postpaid to every sufferer who writes me. Since this never costs you anythin* and does not obligate you In any way. write for the free treatment today, and prove at my risk that you can be rid of Rheumatism. AUGUST EYSSELL. Dept. 343, Eyseell Laboratories, Kansas City. Mo .—Advertisement. For Stiff Joints Pharmacists say that when all other so-called remedies fail Joint Ease will succeed. It's for joint ailments only—that is why you are advised to use it for sore, painful, inflamed, rheumatic joints. Joint Ease limbers up the joints—is clean and stainless and quick results are assured—Sixty cents a tube—at Hook Drug Company and druggists everywhere.—Advertisement.
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Thirty Young Persons to Appear in Recital Friday
Pupils of Olive Kiler, assisted by pupils of Elizabeth Cameron Stephenson, will give a recital Friday night at 8:15 o'clock at the Public Library. The program is as follows: March Pontifical? Mozart Robert Rhodeharaeh Frank Hand Douglas Mae Lean, Ronald Hamer Yalse Caprice Greenwald Thelma and Mildred Hendrixson Wandering Pracht William Hurt Angel's Serenade Braga Samuel Wyeth Humoresque Dvorak Robert Rhedehamel and Ronald Hamer Rondino on Beethoven Theme Kreisler Charles Docppera To SprjpF Grieg _ Catherine Croan Reading Selected Robert Green Kujawiak Wieniawskl Gertrude De Bord Caprice Viennois Krieslar Elliott Wilson L’Armour Gaatelle T,oiiis Sehmitzer Perpetual Motion Bohm Robert Durham Tempo rii Minuetto. Op. 8 Pleyel Roberta Trent and Margaret Kraus Spring Song Mendelssohn Fred Stauber Simple Aven ' Thome Roberta Trent Serenade Schubert Sara Katherine Hinchman and Muriel Wagoner Canzonetta Victor Herbert Glenn Xarhken Berceuse from Jocelyn Godard Sara Katherine Hinchman Reading—At the Striking of the Clock Ethelee Richardson and Gertrude De Bord Pizzicato from Sylvia Ballet Delibee Armadale Carver Serenade Pierne Muriel Wagoner By the Brook ■ ■ Boisdeffre Muriel Wagoner and Sura Katherine Hinchman JOLSON OPENS TONIGHT IN “BOMBO” AT MURAT A1 Jolson in “Bombo” opens a threeday engagement tonight at the Murat. The only matinee will be given Saturday. Other attractions on view today Include: Wilkie Bard at Keith’s; "Millionaire Jazz Band” at the Lyric: “Laffin’ Through” at the Broadway; “Spooks,’’ at the Lincoln Square; “Happy-Go-Lucky” at the Capitol; “Drums of Jeopardy" at the Apollo; “Painted people’’ at the Circle; “Through the Dark” at the Apollo: “One Million in Jewels” with Helen Holmes at the Isis; “Shifting Sands” at Mister Smith’s and a complete new bill at the Palace. On Monday night, Thurston, magician. opens a week's engagement at English's ar.d “The Lady in Ermine' opens at the Murat for a week. The Indiana Indorsers of Pftbtoplays indorse the following adult pictures this week: “Shadows of Paris” at the Colonial; "Through the Dark" at the Ohio, and "The Hoosier Schoolmaster” at the Palace; for family, “Painted People” at the Circle.
Here’s Best English Comedian We’ve Had WILKIE BARD Indianapolis has a distinguished visitor this week at Keith’s In Wilkie Bard, the most popular of English character comedians. One can understand his wide success by visiting Keith's this week and>seeing his two masterful characterizations —the scrubwoman and the nightwatohman. TREASURERS ORGANIZE Efforts Being Made to Enroll Every County Officer in State. Efforts to enroll every cojunty treasurer and chief deputy In the State in the newly organized County Treasurers’ Association of Indiana were being made today. The organization was formed Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce. John L. Duvall, treasurer of Marion County, was elected president and George McKenney of Shelbyville, secretary-treasurer. EXTRADITION IS GRANTED Middlesboro (Ky.) Man, Held in Evansville, to Be Removed for Trial. Extradition papers were granted by Governor McCray Wednesday afternoon for the return of Fred A. McDaniel, Middlesboro. Ky., alleged fugitive, indicted at Middlesboro on a charge of writing a worthless check. McDs.niel was arrested at Evansville. Dead Man Is Unidtntifled Rn Tim-s Special MARION, Ind.. March 6.—Efforts were being made today to identify a man of about 55. who dropped dead here Wednesday flight. A bottle of medicine in his pocket bore a Van Buren label. Mrs. Ella Brooks Praises Old Friends "For many years off and on I have used Dr. Pierce’s remedies and I know them to be perfectly reliable. The Medical Discovery relieved me of bronchitis one time w’hen I was in a critical condition. And I have known of bad cases of feminine trouble being speedily and permanently relieved by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription alone. I don’t think it ever fails if given a fair chance.”—Mrs. Ella Brooks. 622 Broadway, Jeffersonville, Ind. It’s astonishing how soon you feel the good tonic effects of Dr. Pierce’s remedies. Buy now of your neighborhood druggist, In tablets and liquid. Send 10c to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,. for trial package of any of his remedies.—Advertisement.
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COURTHOUSE CONSIDERED Lawyers Name Committee to Report on New Building. Advisabality of erection of anew courthouse will be investigated by a committee of the Indianapolis Bar Association, composed of Russell McFall, Emsley W. Johnson and Joseph R. Williams. The committee, named at a meeting Wednesday night, will report April 2. Woman Beaten, Robbed of sll Bn Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., March 6.—Mrs. Daniel Regan. 40, was beaten into unconsciousness and bound to a chair by a robber who obtained sll after ransacking the house. Man Drowned Fording Creek Bn Times Special BROOKVILLE, Ind., March 6.--The body of E. J. Schwartz. 35, of St. Peter, Ind., was found in Blue Creek four miles downstream from here after a strong current had carried his team and wagon away as he was attempting to word the creek. The widow and four children survive.
PARDON FOR DESERTERS Coolidge Proclamation Frees Such Military and Naval Prisoners. Bn Vmtcd Neice WASHINGTON, March 6.—President Coolidge late Wednesday issued a proclamation granting amnesty and pardons to all military or naval deserters during or since the World War. The pardons do not apply to slackers or persons who evaded service, but only to those who were actually in the service and deserted. The proclamation also waivers the forfeiture of deserters’ rights of citizenship. Activities of Realtor Probed Bn United Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., March 6.—Federal authorities today started an investigation of the activities of Carlton Hadsell, real estate dealer, who is charged with defrauding the First National Bank here of $7,000. He is held under $2,000 bond in city court for alleged issuance of fraudulent checks. Hikers Chained Together Chained together, Albert H. Dow and Albert L. White of Boston were to
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