Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1925 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18,1925

PAPERS LIKE SCHOOLS Both Are Public Service Institutions, University Professor Says. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Feb. 17.—Universities and newspapers are much alike, President Ernest De Witt Burton, of the University of Chicago, told members of the Inland Press Association at luncheon, Tuesday. “Both distribute information,” he declared, “and therefore have much in common. Universities and newspapers are justified in their existence if they are of service to the community. They are public service institutions paying dividends in the form of knowledge they pass out. Now For a Long Sleep Bv Times Special RICHMOND, Ind., Feb. 18.—William McMurray will do his sleeping at the Indiana State Prison for a while. He was sentenced Tuesday one to fourteen years. Police said he broke into a home here to rob, found some wine, and went to sleep instead. JIPPLY SULPHUR ON YOUR ECZEMA SI

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the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment without delay. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like cold cream.— Advertisement.

Building and Contracting News —Home Building Department

PLUMBING INBTALLED ON “The Buschmann Payment Plan” BY ANY RESPONSIBLE PLUMBER TOR INFORMATION HUM August Buschmann & Sons, Inc. MA In 0973. 11th and College Ave.

The Trade-Mark of Quality, Workmanship and Service HAYES BROTHERS (INCORPORATED) PlimUni and Heatlni Speela'iat* MAIN MM *36-3* W. VERMONT ST.

Every New and Authentic Wall Decoration is shown in the New Central Wall Paper Sample Book. Insist upon your dealer or decorator showing you. Central Wall Paper & Paint Company 127-129 South Meridian Street

Wdl P. Jungclaus Cos BUILDING CONTRACTORS 825-837 Mat,. Av.

LAUN-DRY-ETTE Electric Washer: Does SO % More of the Work of Washing No Wringer to Feed Whirls the Clothes Dry For Demons!ration Call Main 1900

WETHAVE MOWED to 366 South Meridian Street Three Doors South of Old Stand MARION PAINT COMPANY

We extead architects and home builders an invitation to visit our showrooms at 210 S. Capitol Ave. CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY

PETTIS DRY GOODS CO. (The New York Store — lndiana*s Complete Dept. Store Will furnish your home complete—Window Shades, Draperies, Interior Hangings, Furniture, Rugs, Carpets: Phone Main 2722 *or Estimate—No Charge

BRICKLAYERS TILESETTERS Phone K V m o" 219 Castle MAin 2027 No. 3 of Ind. Hall Bldg. “BUILD WITH ERICK’” STONEMASONS __ MJmARBLEMASONS

Methodist Gospel Team Offers Aid to Churches

LEFT TO RIGHT—F. T. REED, A. B. CORNELIUS, C. C. HAUGER, F. F. KEPNER AND F. W- WALDKOETTER.

Service to the church and community is the purpose of the Methodist Gospel Team, organized early this year, A. B. Cornelius of Central Avenue M. E. Church, leader, said today. “It is a band of conscientious Christian men who have the extension of the Gospel and desire to be of service to city Methodist

Short Items of Shortridge

Rifle matches with the high schools of Franklin, Pa., and Menominee, Mich., are being shot by the two Shortridge Winchester Rifle Corps units. Best scores were turned in by Hugh Socks, Fred Lahr, Maurice Banta, James Moffett, Hugh Baker, William Beeson and Herschel Westmoreland. William Beeson wati appointed captain of the rifle team by Lieut. George A. Naylor. Mordecai Brill won first prize in the contest for the motto to appear on the sectional badges. His motto was "Shortridge Battling Burtonians.” A nutrition class will be held at Shortridge every Thursday for underweight pupils. Dr. James H. Stygall, director of nutrition service of the Indianapolis board of health, will be the physician; Mian Ina

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Established 167* The A. B. Keeport Cos., Inc. Dealers is Courtesy. Service and B'eliding Materials of the Highest Quality. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF INDIANAPOLIS. 6*o N. SENATE AVE. Phone Llncola *74* or Main *64*

Buy Your Brunswick RADIOLA OR PHONOGRAPH At an exclusive Brunswick Shop. Brunswick Shop 124 N. Penn. St. Opp. Keith's

churches as their ideal,” he said. Representatives of various Methodist churches compose the team. Their next appearance will be at Merrlt Place Church, March 1. Other members of the team are T. P. Hessong and F. Reed, Broad way Church; C. C. Hauger, Rob-

Gaskill, Shortridge school nurse, instructor, and Hilda Henchen, *25, assistant. Mias Laura Donnan, member of the history department and ser-geant-at-arms of the Shortridge Senate, was out of school during the last week because of illness. Because of her absence, the Senate did not meet Friday. The Girls’ Debating Leogue has become a class with William Otto as teacher. Members gave threeminute selections from Lincoln s address Tuesday. Laura Palmer, who was graduated in January, has been awarded one of three scholarships offered by the Pan-Hellenic Society. She will attend the Teachers' College of Indianapolis. A drive to bring the subscription list of the Shortridge Daily Echo to more than 1,000 is on this week. Subscriptions turned In thus far total about 700. Paul Huston, 1522 Shortridge graduate, won second prize In the

KENTUCKY AVENUE BRIDGE ASSET IN CITY’SPROGRESS Mead-Balch Cos. Building New 7-Span Structure Over White River. \ When the Kentucky Ave. bridge over White River was started Nov. 1 by the Mead-Balch Company, 441 Poßtal Station Bldg., Indlanapo! ■ was one more step along in her march of progress. The old steel bridge of two spans ts being replaced by a seven-span concrete arch structure that will not only be an economic asset, but will add much to the beauty of the approach to the city. The city and county and property owners benefited have contracted for a cost of $635,000. The bridge will be 960 feet long with a sixtyfoot driveway and a ten-foot sidewalk on each side. Lights in clusters on pedestals at intervals of fifty feet will add to the beauty of the appearar.ee, and 450 tons of reinforcing bars will go into making it a permanent thing. T. R. Mead of the Mead-Balch Company, in discussing the permanency of the structure said that the foundation, dug fifteen feet below the water mark was first prepared for with eight coffer dams of steel sheeting driven twenty-two feet below the bed of the stream. Wood piling was then driven clear to the bottom of the excavation. Four ten-/ inch centrifugal pumps electrically driven are being used, six derricks, a steam shovel, gasoline crane and tWo trains of oars. Two hundred men are on the Job ana either Meador Balch are overseeing the work at all times. O. L. Mayberry is superintendent of construction. Work has proceeded admirably since the first of November. Two abuttments are completed, two piers In and coffer dams for three more have been sunk. The Bridge Is one of the Daniel B. Luten design. Luten also designed the Washington Bt. bridge which was also built by the MeadBalch concern.

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erts Park Church; F. F. Kepner, North Church; F. W. Waldkoetter, Barth Place Church; I. R. Brugman. Capitol Avenue Church; J. A. White iSast Park Church; W. A. Meyers, Central Avenue Church: C. M. Foster and M. M. Clapp, Irvington Church, and B. 3. Wycoflf, East Tenth Street Church.

Indiana Collegiate oratorical content at Franklin College. Huston was valedictorian of his class and member of the Tri-State debating team that went to Walnut Hills High School of Cincinnati. A letter has been received from Grace Hankins, now living in New Orleans. R. J. Du Bois. an instructor in the Latin department of Culver Military Academy, visited Shortridge to study methods of teaching Latin etymology. Four Shortridge girls represented the Shortridge Junior Drama League at a reception given by the Drama League of Indi&naplois in honor of Mrs. Flake and the company of “Ths Rivals,” closing at English’s Theater tonight. The girls were Harriet Eberhart, Mary Ann Ogden, Dorothy Lambert and Bees Tucker. Miss Janet Shaw, former Shortridge teacher, visited the school Monday. Representatives of seventeen Shortridge clubs spoke Tuesday at a

PLUMBINGJSJMPORTANT Home sanitation should be one of the earliest considerations of the builder. Like a house built on the sand, one built witn cheap and faulty plumbing so< ' becomes a dangerous place to live. It is also a matter of economy to install only fixtures of high quality. There will come a time, say authorities, when all water will be charged for by meters. A leaky faucet will soon run up the water bill. SUPPLY OF HOT WATERNECESSITY Humphrey Gas Heater Fills Need in Modern Home. Os all the living necessities that cross the counter of the business world to restless, enmassed humanity, there Is nuiie greater nor more poten',. with untold human benefits than that of An Instantaneous, generous supply of hot water. From the mediaeval days to the pressnt age of human progress, hot water has influenced the culture, standards, health and happiness of mankind. Even In the primitive way In which it was obtained. It was the cherished cleanser of the body. Today in millions of American homes the need for cleanliness, resulting in healthy, vtgorous bodies, has been overlooked. People have gradually become accustomed to the slow, laborious and entirely inadequate methods of heating water — processes which give but a limited supply of hot water. Thie limitation as well as the Impatience which characterizes American life today causes the people to slip easily Into habits of neglect. Modern life must be served Instantly. It Is willing to pay for the benefits of cleanliness, convenience, comfort and happiness through mod em service. This is your service to humanity—the Humphrey automatic gas water heater, sold by the Central Supply Company. Thus family welfare is encouraged atod the American home uplifted by , b-imnn blessing—your Humphrey service.

meeting of the Shortridge ParentTeacher Association, on the work of the various student organizations. Miss Martha Dorsey of the Shortridge faculty spoke on “How Shortridge Students Are Taken Care Os.” A musical program was given by a quartet conducted by Mrs. Frank Edenharter and by the Shortridge Trio, composed of Edwin McCormick, Mary Lohrman and Susan Gray Shedd. Bigamy Charge Faced Bv Times Special FRANKLIN. Ind., Feb. 18.—Elza Zimmerman, 22, of Spears vibe, Ind., arrested on a forgery charge, may

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BOOKS FACILITATE WALL PAPER SALES FOR SMALL HOUSE Service Department of Wholesale Concern to Serve Retail Dealer. “What we want to have,” said E. L. Osborne of the Central Wall Paper and Paint Cos., Is a complete line of wall paper for the retailer to depend upon.” Most retail concerns, he pointed out, especially in the smaller towns, have not facilities for & very large stock. We are endeavoring In our service department, to have everything a customer will want and serve him when the stock of the retail dealer falls.” A set of new sample books for 1925 have been prepared and are being sent to the retail houses over the State by the Central Wallpaper and Paint Company. The idea of these books is purely and simply service. They are beautifully made and contain samples of every new design of every' grade of standard grade of paper. The books are arranged on small racks to be conveniently placed for the scrutiny of the customers in a retail store. Now, if the sample books fall, the customer Is given a card of introduction to A. W. Hadley of the Service department of the Central Wallpaper and Paint Com-

Taste IN the selection of objects of Art Is a gift all do not posses*, but with our experience we can help you choose Pictures, Mirrors and Art Goods that will harm- . onize with the general scheme of your home decora- ! tlons. fyMAK^ROTHEBai 223-225 E. Ohio St.

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face trial for bigamy, county authorities say. Records show wife No. 1 was formerly Miss Catherine Trislor of Brown County; No. 2, Miss Mabel Ratcliffe of Brown County, and wife No. 3, Miss Ruth Hendricks of Tipton. Sinn Delta Chi Meets Later Meeting of Indianapolis Alumni Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic fraternity, which was announced for Friday night at tbs Lincoln has been postponed to Feb. 27, it was announced today. Election of officers is among matters to be considered.

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pany, and they visit the concern at 127-29 S. Meridian St., and are shown the added stock of imports and special patterns and receive the valuable counsel of experienced decorators In that department. The wallpapers in the books are works of art. There is not one design “left over” from last year. The range of colors and designs is an almost bewildering mass of beauty. But even more bewilderingly beautiful are the imported papers which complete the line. In addition to the set of books there are other sample books of various other brand and special makes of wall coverings, from which it Is a pleasure to select. House Center Culture Since the home Is the place where all civilization begins, that is where the greatest manifestation of refinement should be practiced. Good music and good pictures lend appreciably to the tone of culture surrounding growing children as well as busy men who are prone to lose sight of the finer things in the busy rush of commerce. 1 Second in Export American automotive exports rank second among commodities shipped abroad. The annual demand for 380,000 cars equals that of 24 of our own smaller States. He—Then it is settled, we are to elope at midnight? She—Yes. darting. He —And you are sure you can get your trunk packed In time. She—Oh, yes! Papa and mama Doth have promised to help me.— London Answers.

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Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn. Has Paid 6% Dividends on Savings for 33 l /z Years 10 East Market Street

Fermor Spencer Cannon ARCHITECT 21 Virginia Av*. Cl role 2782

HOilar Furniture Shops Makers of Good Upholstered Furniture 231 Massachusetts Ave., Almost Opposite K. of P. Bldg. Clearance Sale Bedroom. Living Room, Dining Room. Hall Furniture and Rugs. Phone, LI ncoln 6080.

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conviction Tuesday, in connection with the death of James Sanders. 70, her brother-in-law. Bert McAdams, 34, her son, awaits trial on the same charge. It was Mrs. Sanders’ second trial.

Capital Plumbing Cos. Real Service Real Prices Hot Water Heaters and Automatic Pumps Plumbing done on the payment plan ■ .... ■ ii *

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