Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1924 — Page 12
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PLAN COMMISSION WORK IS SCORED Engineers' Committee Asks Change in Zoining Board. Recommendation that the city plan commission and the board of toning appeals be made separate mdles was made In a committee report totjav to the Indianapolis -hapter of the American Association it Engineers at the Board of Trade. Membership now Is Identical. No action was taken. The report urged that the zoning ippeai board consist of five members to be appointed by the mayor md Include not more than two members of the plan commission or the rfty administration. Daniel B. Luten, malting the report. said the' plan commission had defeated the purposes it was created for. and recommended that it confine its activities to studying traffic problems. Eeuten stated that the zoning ordinance is a failure. The new electric traffic signal system was also criticised, as slowing up traffic. The report scored the plan commission for holding up the report of J Rowland Blbblns, traffic engineer of Washington, D. C., made last summer. Xmv Kind of Heater BEREIX, Dec. 5. An electric face-heater for cold weather has been invented by Lemuel Koontz. a Berlin mechanic. The apparatus r akes the form of a hat that fits snugly on the head and down over the ears and chin. Heat is radiated through the device by electricity.
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BUSINESS ENTERING PROSPERITY CYCLE Banker Lists Factors Which Point to 'Good Times'— Sees Wage increase in Prospect,
By LEONARD P. AYRES Vice President the Cleveland Trust Company, Cleveland, Ohio. have just entered anew w business cycle. And it is extremely significant that It is starting of with the same combinations of conditions that existe-d at the beginning of some of the most notable periods of sustained prosperity. It has long been noted that four factors are necessary to produce a period of sustained prosperity in this country. They are: 1. Increasing industrial production after a period of depression. 2. Oond agricultural prices. 3. Increasing export demand. 4. Easy credit conditions. And this new cycle is beginning with the old combination of all of them. Specifically, the following sum up the prospects for 1925: L Interest rates promise to be low, but with a rising trend. 2. The major trend of bond and stock prices should be upward, and the final peaks In these markets probably will be established during the year. 3. Building is nearly sure to continue in good volume, but without much prospect of exceeding the records established in 1923 and 1924. Building costs probably will remain firm. 4. Employment Is likely to brgreater with the predominant trend of wages slightly higher 5. The cost of living probably
||***lil LEONARD P. AYRES w:l rise moderately. 6. There promises to he a considerable expansion in the production of iron and st..l and a consequent increase of activity in Great Lakes navigation. 7. Automobile production will probably continue at about the
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same rate as in 1924. Total production of passenger cars and trucks should approximate 3,600,000. It is probable that 1925 will he a year of recovery, reaching prosperity with greater production, larger margins of profits, accompanied with more speculation in both commodities and securities. Tiiless weather conditions prove highly abnormal, 1925 promises to be a year of increasing business acceleration, approaching the speed limit, and in danger of incurring the consequent penalties in 1926. Senate Gets Appointments II u I uiteil Pirns WASHINGTON, Deo. s.—President Ooolidge Thursday sent to the Senate the following nominations: Governor of Panama Canal Zone, Col. M. L. Walker, board of engineers, United States Army; surgeon gene ral mid chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy Department. Edward R. Stitt; junior hydrographic and geodetic engineer, Met-schcl Bast Brown
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SHOW PRIZES AWARDED Livestock Winners at Chicago Exposition Announced. J 3u United Press CHICAGO, Dec. s.—Laurel Perfection, 4-year-old steer, was picked a sthe grand champion Hereford Thursday as selection of livestock inonarchs continued at the twentyfifth International Livestock Exposition. The ‘"ace” steer Is owned by the Turner Lumber and Investment Company, Kansas City. J. N. Camden, Versailles, Ivy., was awarded first, honors for a herd of three ITerefords. The grand champion for carcass sheep went to the University of Wisconsin. Otto Shovvhoe, Harlan, lowa, won the swine carcass championship. Steer carcass championship went to the lowa State College. The entry of C. B. Good, Ogden, lowa,
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was judged the grand champion Belgium stallion. .In the Clydesdale horse judging, the entry of A. Weaser, Regina, Sask., was selected grand champion stallion. HAS FAITH IN JUDGES Ohio County Has Not Had Case Appealed Since 1913. Ohio County believes in lie.• home judges. The county has not had a case appealed to the State Supreme or Appellate Courts since the November term, 1913. according to figures comCold in the Chest on flannel cloth, swallow small portion—• j loosens cold, relieves soreness. It soothes and heals. All druggists. Seed sir. to Bear Ms(. Co.,7*rreHaate, In<L, tor hs,!h
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piled today by Zach T. Dungan, clerk of the courts. Brown County has had only one case since 1913. Marion County had an average of sixty-one cases before both courts for five years. Lake County has had an average of sixteen. Counties having no cases on present calendar: Brown, Ohio, Spencer,
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Switzerland and Wh tto, OowatiaS having only one casof Crawfhni, Dearborn, Jefferson, Jennings, La Grange, Perry. Plko, Scott and Union. Marlon County has 133 caaaa in both courts for the present tomb Delaware, forty and Lake County, thirty-six.
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