Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 231, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1925 — Page 10

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TWO NEW BRIDGES OPENED ON ROAD TO MARTINSVILLE One Detour and Run-Around Left on Recently Paved Highway, Completion of two bridges on the new pavement of road No. 22 between Indianapolis and Martinsville has resulted in lifting one runaround and one detour in the last few days, traffic bulletin us the State highway commission issued today by John D. Williams, director, announced. But one detour and one run-around remain between the two cities, Williams said. The detour is 'around bridge construction two miles south of Glenn Valley, and the run-around at bridge construction over Clear Creek, about four miles north of Martinsville. Surface conditions, affecting Indianapolis: No. 1 (New Albany. Indianapolis. South Bend. Michigan line) —Pavement from Indianapolis to Peru. Detour seven miles north ot Kokomo account of refloormg a bridge. South of Indianapolis turn right at comer of Tipton and O’Brien Sts.. Seymour; follow marked detour via Chestnut Ridge, coming out on State Road 1 at seven mlies north of Crothersville. Parts of this detour are rough. No. 8 (Madison. Greensburg. Indianapolis. Lafayette, Oxford)—Pavement between New Bethel and Shelbyville with two short detours marked around bridge construction. Northwest of Indianapolis use pavement to 3.7 miles north of Lebanon, thence on short detour back to pavement. Detour six miles north of Lebanon to west through Thorn town returning to No. 6 at three miles north of Thom town. Short detour to east four miles north of Thorntown. To avoid detours on No. 6 use 44 and 28 or 33- and 32 from Lebanon to Lafayette. No. 12 (Vincennes. Spencer. Martinsvile. Indianapolis)—Drive slowly because of trading new fill at Fish Creek four miles south of Freedom. Nt. 22 (English. Paoli. Mitchell, Bedford. Bloomington, Martinsville. Indianapolis)—Pavement between Indianapolis and Martinsville being used by traffic using one detour and one run-around. Between Paoli and English are seventeen miles of dirt road Impassable to autos at this time. Avoid road south of Grantsburg account of construction. School Superintendents Meet Bit Tim** Svecial ' LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 6.—Purdue University was host to more than twenty city school superintendents at the annual meeting of the Superintendents’ Research Club. Asks Brief Funeral SALAOOMBE, Eng.—A provision that his funeral services at the church and the grave should last only five and two minutes respectively, Is provided in the will of G. J,J. Vereker. He left five pounds to a cleryman to see that his wish was carried out. Is This Neglect? LONDON—A dog belonging to a London grocer just wouldn’t slay home. Because it had the wanderlust, the grocer was fined three pounds for causing the canine unnecessary suffering by neglect.

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Legislative Calendar

Senate Nev? Bills S. B. 217 (Dickerman) —Prohibiting unjust discrimination of or by life insurance companies. Insurance. - S. B. 219 (Harrison) —Raising Marion county Juvenile court probation officers. Affairs of City of Indianapolis. S. B. 219 (Lambert) —Providing that if majorinty of property owners within 100 yaids of proposed site of filling stations remonstrate, the station cannot be built. Not applying to cities which have zoning plan, as Indianapolis. _ . ' S. B. 220 (Lindley)—Regulating terms of court of the Twenty-First Judicial Circuit. Organization of Courts. , j Bills Passed S. B. 2# (Parker) —Limiting appeals of public utilities from rate decisions by public service commission to State courts. 29 to 10. S. B. 23 (English)—Appropriating $15,000 for Civil War memorial in National Park at Vicksburg, Miss. 40 to 0. S. B. 89 (King)—Providing holders of bonds issued by school corporations and townships for schools may sue for their money regardless of the cate when debt was contracted. 45 to 0. S. B. 80 (Blackburn) —Placing foreign States insurance companies on equal basis with local companies for protection of policy holders. 42 to 0. S. B. 108 (Q’Jtourkp)—Legalizing all bond issues and written obligations issued in anticipation of special assessments or tax levies. S. B. 157 (O’Rourke) —Increasing pensions for retired firemen of Ft. Wayne. S. B. 158 (Pell and Lindley)—Providing Secretary of State shall furnish free copies of reports of Indiana Supreme and Apellate Courtß to Vermillion County, whose library was burned. S. B. 11 (Penrod)—Providing bridge AH! TASTELESS EPM SALTS World’s finest Physic now Pleasant as Lemonade *■•. • • "” % Pure Epsom Salts has no equal in medicine for constipation, biliousness, sick headache. Doctors and nurses depend upon it because- no other laxative acts so perfectly, so harmlessly on the bowels. It nevdh gripes or overacts. “Epsonade Salts” la pure Epsom Salts made pleasant with fruit derivative salts—nothing else. It tastes like sparkling lemonade and costs only few cents a package at any drug store. Try It! ‘‘Epsonade Balts*’ is guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.—Advertisement,

heads, guard posts and ojher obstructions along roads be painted white. 37-1. S. B. 126 (Penrod) —Providing public ntilltise pay cost of Public Service Commission making decisions increasing rates as well as of those which decrease rates, as at present. _ _ -S. B. 17 (Perkins and Bradford)—Pro vidlng for establishment of school corporation in South Bend. House Bills Passed H. B. 242 (Murden)— Placing parochial and private schools under same educational restrictions as private schools. Education. H. B. 243 (Ridenour) —Making importation of police officers from other States a misdemeanor. Criminal Code. * H. B. 244 (Mendenhall of Marion) — Allowing ex-service men SI,OOO tax deduction. Judiciary A. H. B. 245 (Mendenhall of Marlon) — Providing county assessors shall examine

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mortgage exemption statements. JudicB. 248 (Clark of Marion) —Granting new trial on presentation of proper affidavits showing misconduct. Judiciary B. H. B. 247 (Clark of Marion) —Increasing pay of certain election officials. Elections. H. B. 248 (Willis)—Making Dubois County Fifty-seventh Judicial Circuit. Judiciary A. ' H. B. 249 (Willis) —Amending law regulating exchange of certain insurance contracts. Insurance. H. B. 250 (Wright)—Providing for consolidation of eight State Boards. Ways and Means. H. B. 261 (Home) —Providing for improvement of roads connecting isloatea church cemeteries and main highways. Hoads j H. B. 252 (Carlisle) —Prohibiting Attorney General from giving public opinions to unauthorized persons. Judiciary A. H. B. 253 (Miller)— Increasing salaries of city engineers in third-class cities. Fees and Salaries. . .. H. B. 254 (Lafnze) —Appropriating f SO 000 for improving l portion of Fortyeeond St.. Indianapolis. Roads. . H B 255 (Korff) —Redraft of cothpulsory automobile liability insurance. Judiciary B. Bills Passed H. B. 129 (Devol —Permitting Indiana

insurance companies to accept group policies without physical* examinations. (95 to 0.) Indefinitely Postponed S. B. 84 (Dickerman)—Allowing students in State schools credit for private religious Instruction. Child Deaths Lower Los Angeles expects a reduction of 21 per cent In the child death rate In that city due to automobile accidents. The cause Is given as systematic teaching of safety in the schools. .British Auto Trade The British auto industry now consists of ninety-five passenger car manufacturers, ninety truck and bus makers and 700 producers of parts and accessories.

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