Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1924 — Page 6

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INSURANCE FIRMS IGNORE PROGRESS Risk Concerns Overlook Improvements. By NIT A Service XEW YORK, Dec. 29. —The future in radio development is apparently of no concern to New York insurance companies. Signs even of tin present seem to be ignored by them. For. although recognizing radio installations in homes, the fire Insurance companies still attach a limita-

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Entrance on Meridian Street Side ( Electric Light and Power f ' Y SERVICE V 1 MERCHANTS j | Heat and Light Company , l The Daylight Corner I* C S The Company Service Built I_ , For All Light Cars $1 0.75 NDI AN A fcJ Rubber Box 1 L BATTERIES ■ We Never Close 526 N. Meridian St. Circle 0860 YOU WILL FIND HIS FAVORITE BRAND OF CIGARS OR TOBACCO AT DONAHUE’S 21 E. Ohio St. T ""rrv, ,o v7u *° 15 N. Meridian St. WATCH THIS PAGE EYFRV MONDAY UOK_QIBM O G" Run down this week-end ? RUN DOWN TO French. Lick Springs Hotel BLUM WATER Thy sic Just a short ride frtm Indianapolis - Come hadt anew Pkncn RIDE THE STREET CARS Indianapolis is forging ahead. Its car system must keep abreast of this growth. Ride the cars—it s cheaper—and help keep Indianapolis to the front.

u That Eyes May Find Relier Hoosier Optical Cos. 148 N. Illinois St. Open Cntll 8 P. M. Saturduy

O - --p r C i r service i ransfer^OtorageUo -■ v- U , - . .it,- . V x- XX T T T . - eV-- I I'F'" . - , „I -I ,‘..X Light, and .Heavy Hauling 4400 ■ -

H. H. WOODSMALL & CO., INC. GENERAL INSURANCE—SURETY BONDS “We Insure Everything but the Hereafter.” FIDELITY TRUST BUILDING

COMPLETE LINE OE M I FLIES AM) EQUIPMENT Prompt Delivery on all Mail and Telephone Orders C. \\. FULTON. Mgr. holesale Department. 2d Floor Stewart Blk. I I rrie 0296 DRLXKL 3734 F. M. DERSCtt ELECTRIC CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES

WASTE PAPER We Buy All Kinds Main 6089 American Paper Stock Company Incorporated.

SCOTT TRUCKING CO. 331 VIRGINIA AVENUE CI rcle 0670. Commercial and General Trucking of All Kinds.

Citizens Auto Garage and Laundry 330 North Illinois Street Storage Rates Very Reasonable. FREE ALEMITE SERVICE, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with a wash. Just mention this ad. Circle 3496. \

tion that prevents the insured from improving his receiver. Policies for fire insurance now contain a radio permit, in accordance with regulations of the New York Fire Insurance Hating Organization. But one just applied for by a radio fan contains the stipulation that "the source of energy shall be only from primary storage batteries.” This, in face of the movement against the use of radio batteries. Appliances, even today, are being made so that a set can be linked with the house electric lines for its current supply. And engineers are predicting much simpler devices and tubes for the application of ordinary' | A. C. or D. C. current to the re- | ceiver. | ' The name of the common bumblebee originated from the Greek ; “bombos,” meaning a "buzzing [ noise.”

Williams and Varsity Cord Tires Made in Indianapolis BY Inter-Continental Tire & Rubber Cos. CRUSE and DALY STREETS Lincoln SIU4.

USED CARS FOR SALE Mercantile Garage 123 So. Penn.ylrannla St.

JACKSON K. LANDERS DEPENDABLE INSURANCE 400 FLETCHER TRUST BLDG. MAIn 6100. Reg. Phone. Ken. 6808.

RELIANCE AUTO PAINT SHOP Personal Service Without Disappointment QUALITY TOP WORK 232 E. Caron St. DR. xel 5711

Hoosier Briefs rrrnESPITE bankruptcy proceedI Ijl in *? s > Haynes Automobile I 1 Company of Kokomo will have three ears on display at the New York Automobile Show. Haynes has been represented since the first show was held more than twenty years ago. Guy H. Campbell hits been elected eminent commander of Knights Templar at Slielbyville. Rev. Cecil Atkinson, pastor of Roekfleld Presbyterian Chim b, has received a call to become pastor u. the Martinsville Presbyterian Chucib John Diehl, of La Porte, New York Central engineer for fiftythree years, will retire Jan. 1. Samuel D. Smith, 46, Logansport

BOGUE INSTITUTE PROVIDES BOON TO STAMMERERS Started Twenty-Three Years Ago With One Student — j Now Has Hundreds. "How many stammerers are j here in America?" The question was put to Benjamin N. Bogue, pr> sklent of the Bogue Institute for .Stammerers. 1147 N. Illinois St. His reply was startling. "The last census placed the figure at more than 800,000,” he declared, "and, of course, there are thousands who are never lo< ated. V\ ith our steadily Increasing population, there must be nearly a million stammerera in this country now. Think of it! Three times as many people as there ure in the entire city of Indianapolis. Enough stammerers. if they wore all gathered together, to make a city larger than Boston, or Baltimore, or St. Louis. Tills point was suggested to Bogue. "Yes," he smiled, "and what a strange town it would he! For one thing, it would be a city without a; telephone. The average person who j stammerers cannot very well talk j over a telephone. Therefore the city would have no need for telephones. "It would he a city without j churches, because stammerers rare- . ty preach. A city without literary I societies or debating circles, as a | stammerer cannot take active part ] in these affairs. A city without I schools, because It is very difficult j for a stammerer to progress In ; school, let alone teach others. A ! city without theaters, because a! stammerer lias 'no place in the theatrical world. "It would he a city of poor arid indifferent businesses, because what stammerer can dictate a letter or so- i licit business when be cannot talk!’ Tt would be a city of streets thronged with nervous wrecks, people with bad dispositions, sad faces, sullen expressions, and, in all, it would he a city of gloom and despondency.” Twenty-three years ago Rogue, himself a stammerer, founded tils inWAsh. 2390 KAiml. 2043 Ante Delivery THE VALET SYSTEM Dry Cleaning-Pressing Repairing, Remodeling Garment, of Every Description 668 HIGHLAND DRIVE SERVICE SATISFACTION SUPERIOR BALLOON COKUS We often read of a man who made good In a day. Superior Balloons have made good for the pant three hundred and atxtyfive days First: They will improve the appearance of your car. Second: They will give you riding comfort and eliminate vibration. Third: You will gel, wonderful traction on wet slippery streets. Fourth: Your mileage cost will bo greatly reduced. Fifth: The saving in the way of depreciation on your car. thus enabling you to drive your car a year or two longer, will be for more than the cost of a set of Balloons. To appreciate tills wonderful tire you must see it and get our prices on change overs. SI PKRIOK CORP TIRE RALES Rilev 1140 040 N. Meridian St. ■ 11 " WISE PEOPLE lit V W ISE Ft KNACKS More Heat—T<e*t I'liel—From CIIKT EH RICH and Him Repair Their Old FarnflßCH—Wtiy Not You ? The WM. EHRICH CO 1628-32 HATES ST. I)Rexel 0210 E. M. RYAN, D. C., M. C. FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHIROPRACTOR 6 Years on Fountain Square lOfifi'/i Virginia Ave. Indianapolis PHONE DRexel 6411) Smith-Hassler-Sturm Cos. 219-221 Mass. Ave. “A Real Sporting Goods Store" G. J SELLMEYER PLtMBINO AND HEATING CONTRACTOR REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY “In Business for Your Health” WEB. 7077. 3313 E. TENTH ST. Alain 5434 Established 1889 11. L. SANDERS Surgeons' Gowns. Dentists' Office Coats Nurs®’ Suits, Waiters' and Cooks' Outllts. Barbers' Coats. Butchers’ Jackets and Butlers' Coats Chauffeurs' and Mechanicians’ Union Suits. Racing Hoods to Match. Ladies’ One-Piece Union Suits. Used in Factories for Safety Office and Factory ‘i'-ndor*’ KMd<n<r 218 Indiana Avenue

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farmer, crushed his hand badly when he caught it in the revolving water pump shaft of his auto. Options are being taken on extensive strip mining sites north and west of Clinton. TANARUS"" " IPTON police found the most elaborate still in the i city’s history under a hog house on the Mike Hoffman farm. Equipment filled a truck. Mrs. Oscar Calhoun of Frank fort slipped on icy streets and broke her leg. School building at Cicero, rein jdelled at a cost of $60,000, will be rededicated lan 30. TNOTE police now can J qualify as wreckers. Moved i__J police headquarters to the Gates Harness Shop. New city

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| stltute in one small room, with a | single student. Today the Bogue ! Institute for Stammerers occupies a spacious three-story structure and an additional instruction building on Sixteenth St. To this institute come hundreds of stammerers each year. And Bogue confers upon them the I boon that lie himself lias expertl enced. “It is my life-work,” Bogue declares, "and I am very happy in doing it.” And, you know, work well loved Is quite likely to be well done! AID TO NATURE THEORY OF CURE An aid to nature that simply re j moves the cause of disease sounds logic enough to the simplest brain. Upon that theory Is Chiropractic bused, nays Dr E. M Ryan, 1066 | Virginia Ave. When the pressure is removed from the nerve con trolling certain organs, the life of j the tissue Is allowed to build up and • grow. j I)r. Rynn has built up an ex I tensive practice by the aca'-l | success of his science. He has be*-:i on Fountain Squan for six years. i His consultations are given without | charge and his confidence that j chiropractic will give relief in tlie : most natural possible manner, j give relief in the most natural | possible manner, gives tils patients jthe reassurance necessary to recovery of health. Here's Real Sheik CAIRO, Dec. 27.--A real life eoun- : terpart to the famous story of "The ! Sheik” has been revealed by a party I of French travelers who returned re. centlv to Cairo. One of their number, a young Parisian beauty, was carried off by a white robed sheik t at the head of a large mob of desert j horsemen. Paper Handkerchiefs i BERLIN. Dec. 27 —The manufan- ! ture of "paper handkerchiefs” at an ! almost nominal cost has made Heln- | rich Bartels one of the wealthiest j men in Berlin. The handkerchiefs, ; sold by the gross In boxes, are ! thrown away after use. They are made of a soft fiber that is not easily : torn. Bartels also manufactures paper napkins and plates. Indianapolis Spring Service Cos. Spednll*ed Spring Service Night ami l>ay | Rond Servlro Delivery Service Re-A rolling—Re-Tempering Circle 4880. 830-32 WASH. ST. IhTTJTR lAji Tire. BIS E|3 I *"<l R B ft 11IR Ba,,cri - S ftl RME Prompt T I R|E O Service We Can Solve Your Tire and Battery Puzzles MURAT TIRE AND RUBBER CO. 200 E. New York St. Main 6555 We Vltrnlite Enamel Systom Mureote Pyroxylin and Old Style Painting IDEAL AUTO PAINT SHOP High-Class Automobile Painting 437 EAST TENTH STREET PHONE—MAIn 8853 ¥~ Patterson Engraving Cos. yOOMIRIV INDIANA ■ Ilf TOOTY9B CT>. *23 Wesi 'JAarijland Street Indianapolis. Ind. ■ - Foster and Messick Telephone MAIn 6100 Surety Bonds and Casualty Insurance FLETCHER TRUST BUILDING CHINA AND GLASS RESTAURANT SUPPLIES JOHN W. TRENCK & SON t INDIANAPOLIS MAIN 2618 127 VV. GEORGIA ST.

MARION COUNTY STATE BANK 139 East Market Street Home f the Christina* Saving* Club

Zoll’s Zoo By Timex Special BLUFFTON, Ind., Dec. 29. — Butch Zoll, fire truck driver, used to have several wild ducks, two crocodiles and a tropical snake. Then he got an owl. Zoll covered up the snake in the sand for the winter, but not good enough. One dark night the owl spied the snake. Zoll now fears the crocodiles may meet the same fate. building Is being constructed. Joseph McConnell. Adams County, recorder, has been elected Legion post commander at Decatur. Mrs. J. C. Chappell of Rock

‘TOSTWIOHES’ ARE SHOP’S SPECIALTY Donahues Serves Luncheons as Side Line, Not only will you find every desired kind of “smoking at Donahue's new shop in 16 N. Meridian St., but also a delicious menu of toasted sandwiches. Little luncheon nookg and a couple of small tables are provided for :he overflow' from the soda fountain. Small lunches of soda fountain ilrinks and coffee and "toastwishes" that taste like "more," may be or-d.-red on short notice and filled in a | hurry. I Thei-e in much in the food served ; in a little shop like Donahue’s, hut | there is infinitely more in the serv- | j,> and accommodations provided. And every possible thing has been lone in this shop to give satisfaction. “la-t tostwlehes be your next luncheon” Is the slogan over the counter. STATE BUILDING REPORTS GIVEN Show Decrease From Last Year's Per Cent, November building contracts in Indiana amounted to $4,193,200, according to F. \V. Dodge Corporation. This was a decrease of 36 per cent from October and of 22 per cent from November, 1923. The principal item last month was $2,244,700. or 63 per cent of all construction, for reslden tin! buildings. Public works and utilities amounted to $622,900, or 20 per cent. Total construction started in Indi nnn during the first eleven months of tills year has amounted to SB6, 312,700, a 25 per cent decrease from the corresponding period of laat year ideaC'countrVhome" In beautiful native gn>v tuts new (V com bungalow: large front ami rear porches, basement, electricity. 3-car garage, barn 30x50 feet. 18 row alalia two alios, with all till* 53 a<yes of good land well tilet and fenced Located !! m'.lea northwest on the Jack son Hirhw av. Will take good propcity to 97.000 00 "Live Wires" FINANCE REALTY FOMPANV. in-. Koo-evelt Hide. ,MA )n .Vh DItEXKI. 8747 STEWART 1201 "We Never Disappoint" HOLLANDER BROS. CLEANERS, DYERS, PI. EATERS. 1026 VIKGINA AVENUE Frank F. Zimmerman Tinning and Hooting Furnace Work Electric Signs Repairs of All Kinds ESTIMATES On All WORK FREE 752 SOUTH EAST STREET —' l Phone MA In 3057 THE WHITAKER PRESS Inc. Printers to the Advertiser Fifth Floor Print Craft Building, 223-25 North New Jersey Street STAMMERING ITS CAUSE AND CUKE Is the title of a 2SB-page book which we will send free to any stammerer r stutterer. Rogue Institute for Stammerers Dept. 10480, 1147 S. Illinois St., New Auto Washing System JUST INSTALLED Only One In City OPEN n • CLOSED CARS PrirAQ CARS $1.25 **a WO $1.50 WIRE WHEELS 50c EXTRA Compare Our Prices With Others S. & S. Auto Laundry 334 N. Illinois St. Cl rcle 3568

Prairie, Tipton County, tried to catch a chicken in the snow. She fell and injured her knee. O. O. Clayton, Portland city engineer, has proposed improvements to the water works plant costing $20,000. THREE BOYS MISSING Three boys and one man are object of police search today. Harry Edward Wagner, 15, of 247 N. Davidson St., left, his home with his cousin, Ernest Norton, 15, same address. Orville Yajes, 17, or 4101 English Ave., is reported missing by Mrs. Elnora Bagwell of that address. Charles 9. Beriman Jr., 29, of 309 E. St. Clair St., was slated as missing.

TRAINED TRAFFIC MEN IN DEMAND Executive Manager Given Course in Chicago School. The importance of training in traffic managing can not be over-em-phasized In this day when executives are In such demand and the demand for trained men increasing. The average school for such training is theoretical and are more or less rudimentary and somewhat Incomplete. These objections have been overcome in the College of Advanced Traffic, with offices in the Transportation building, Chicago. The institution is not only the first to specialize in thorough training, but is said to have the most practical course in the world. Classes are divided into four sent .-stere, assuring the students of making the greatest possihl prog ress and there has recently been an nounced a course by mail. This course in no way differs from the resident course and has none of the qualities of the well known “cor respondence course." Instead of text books, the students are given ''tools” to work with in the form of actual legal publications and carriers' tariff and similar data George A. Rautenberg, director of the college, said: "We believe in practice, not theory, and we teach in the same manner. It is a waste of time and money for a man to acquire knowledge which lie can not use, and we have borne this in mind in arranging our courses. Our school is not only for the rnan who is now engaged In the traffic profession, and who may need advanced training, but we teach traffic from the very foundation. Our entrance requirements can he met by any one of average intelligence and a desire to learn. Students learn by doing, and when they graduate they are capable of holding responsible positions—of which there are many in modern business Use.”

Dust and Shaving Collectors and Piping Phone 41 Kentucky Ave. JOSEPH GARDNER

If you want auto glass come to Service Glass Cos. Unplaced while you wait. 33 W. Mich. St.

H. E. DORSEY Manufacturer of Copper, Brass, Tin, Galvanized and Black Iron Products Phone Clr. 8526 553 S. Delaware St. ,lOH WORK A SPECIALTY

i 'lioiie. I .in. 4832 Priee* Reiwonable Quick Auto Radiator Repair t o. We Rebuild. Reeore and Repair All Kind, of Auto Radiator.: Al.o I'leaD Radiator.; Clivubitlon Guaranteed 4u.t I.ike New. Radiator. Tested Cnder Pressure. Guaranteed Water Tight. All Kind, of Tinning, Roofing and Furnace Work M. KESTENBAI M. Mgr. 41 I M'nl son A venue

Buying and Selling a Business of Any Kind Groceries and Rooming Houses and Restaurants CONSULT US Your best interest will be protected. O. E. TREACE 510 Lombard Bldg. MA in 6280.

INDIANAPOLIS BATTERY SERVICE STORAGE and RADIO BATTERIES Built under personal supervision of L. L. Corum. Our service one lap ahead. Prices $8 and up. 901 N. Illinois St. L. L. Corum. MA in 1960.

H. A. Shane 406 City Trust Bldg. Main 5144 *!ttT3Y#r Jff .'iw mvv m. wotMiiin WE hI>E THE SERVICE”

NINE SPEEDERS HELD One Charged With Operating Auto While Intoxicated. Nine alleged speeders and one driver alleged to have been operating his vehicle while intoxicated, were slated in city court today. They are: Yiron Moore, 21, of 221 E. Pratt St.; Ezell Gordon, 20, csored, of 417 Muskingum St.; John B. Rowley, 32, of 2023 Gent St.; Thomas Newett, 38, of 269 Parkview Ave.; Frank Callahan, 31, of 131 W. Twenty-First St.; Louis Eichorn, 22, of 1537 Leonard St.; Paul De Hoff, 16, of 914 S. West St.; James Palmer, 19, of 1270 W. Thirty-Fourth St.; Arthur Wade, 20, colored of 410 W. Twelfth St. Henry Leukhart, 29, of 1211 E. Pratt St.; is charged with driving while intoxicated.

Specialist CHIROPODIST Open Continually From H n. m. I. 1 p. m, William Schatz S V„ “

Toppsns tractor truck With Fordson Power Plant will solve your transportation problem. Not only the initial cost, but the operation, upkeep and depreciation Is considerable less than that of any truck of proven merit It Will Pay You to Investigate Before You Buy 2V2-TON TRUCK, DELIVERED, $2,250,00 OC erUI eryCIfSTD nSet 329 West Market Street . r. oU II LtllwiYllfl, U2Sl> Indianapolis

THE BEST TIRE SERVICE—ALSO THE BEST BATTERY SERVICE NIGHT OR DAY QUICK TIRE SERVICE, INC. Mi-rUlixn at North, >fa,n 4300-615®

See la Itoforo You Repaint lour Car JU KI OTK, the Egyptian Uar’ouer, Will Give the Car That Permanent Finish in Any Color lou Desire. Will Stand Hard Abuse in Any Weather. The Mureote Auto Refiniahlng Cos. Automobile Kepalnter* and Kefinlnher*. 539 -GT WA-HINGTDN STREET.

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. Khtab!i*hed 1H56 IRON—STEEL—SUPPLIES Distributor, of Moore Transmission., liitwiler Steel Dump Bodies for Fords, and the leading: lines of replacement parts for all ears. Branch Store, 426 N. Capitol Ave.

"You Call —We Hour Moran Trucking Cos. 1027 E. Georgia St. Drexel 7464-7465

O’DONNELL TRANFER CO. Highway Express 437 E. Loulsana. Lin. 7546.

NEVER CLOSED* Open ear. washed eleun. . . *1.23 Cltwetl cars washed clean - Sl.oO Not Cl win. No Fay Paul’s Garage and Auto Laundry Circle 6533. 248-50 N. Capitol Illvd.

Sanitary Washed Wiper Cos. SO7-811 South Delaware Street DR exel 4558. Sanitary Wiping Rag. (New and Wnahfd). Choeao C'loths for Mac*hlnt*ry, Automobile* Factories anti Railroad*.

If It's for Your Office, We Have It HILLER Office Supply Cos. 28 S. Penna. St. Just Phone Cl rcle 0611

MAIn 2847. WAsh. 2003. GODFREY D. YAEGER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 716 Continental Bank Bldg. Constructive Income Tax Service Accounting Systematising Auditing Bank Audit.

MARION FUEL COMPANY Highest Grade A ¥ You Are Safe Steam and L a ¥-4 With Us Domestic T °“ 01 rcle 1818

Important Announcement!! A Practical Kwident Training in TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Now Offered by MAIL Others talk prnctleal training—We Have It. Write for new catalogue describing our unique method. COLLEGE OF ADVANCED TRAFFIC 008 South Dearborn St. CHICAGO.

“The Yellow Wagon” and 100 Teams ICE COAL Polar Ice and Fuel — B Phones

MONDAY, DEC. 29, 1924

HEADACHE. Don’t Suffer! Get a 10c package of Dr. James Headache Powders Any kind of a headache 1b rec dft lieved In two mi-i----thu MV -jjL ute s. Distress \~ n and pain vanish, jjf/p—pTTefcT. your head clears fii r ~ ' yftpy and you are again \ \ i mX , Hr ready for work or \ \ aL Play. \ V '/ Druggists sell V _s j 1 millions of "Dr. rcS/\ J / James Headaehu 'vt \ / y Powders” becauss they are site.—- ' • Advertisement.

You will profit by using our multigraphing and printing service. SIUXTIGRAPHIC TYPE & SERVICE COMPANY 406 Print-Craft Building, 225 N. New Jersey Street. TELEPHONE Lincoln 5826 Printed Direct form “Mono-Type” on the Mnttlgraph.

Telephone, Main I0 J 7 Slip CoTers am! Cushions “That Fit" Upholsterer’s Craft Shop HENRY MAGKL A CO limy. N. Meridian INDIANAPOLIS Upholstering and Refinishing of the Better Ciass. High Grade Turkish Davenports and Box Spring Maltresses

PHILADELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE SHELL OYSTERS EXCLUSIVELY 211 FAST OHIO STREET Stewed. Tanned and Fried Fried Oysters Our Specialty Families Supplied J. W. EVERTNGHAM Broprietor (ivt.a Serv4 Pit ■ 1-p 1 nip a Style

The Utmost In Service Pioneer Distributing Cos. Distributor of advertising matter and samples. 115 S. Capital Ave.

TOURS STEAMSHIP TICKETS LETTERS OF CREDIT FOREIGN EXCHANGE TOURS TRAVELERS’ CHECKS Richard A. Kurtr, Manager, Foreign Dept. The Union Trust Col 120 East Market Street 1 MAIn 1576, 2853 3

MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO. Persons Linton Fourtli Vein Coal M-M DRexel SERVICE WF.b.ter 3330 SATISFIES 1510

Safe Deposit Boxes Bankers Trust Company

SPINK-ARMS HOTEL 410 North Meridian St. A Reality of Convenience INDIANAPOLIS’ NEWEST AND FINEST HOTEL. Unexcelled Transient Service—s3 and up. One. two and three-room fnrnished npartnienrs with kitchenette, SIOO per mar th and up. Unfurnished anartmi Its in our new addition. S3O and up; unexcelled afe service; Table d'hote luncheon, ~~t cents; Table d'hote dinner, $1.25; also service ala carte.