Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1925 — Page 5

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FIREMAN HELD IN ACCIDENTTO BOY .Witnesses Absolve Fred Wagener of Blame, Fred B. Wagener, 33, city fireman, tras under charges of assault and battery today. The charge was .-nade by Lieut. Claude Johnson after an accident Wednesday evening. Johnson said witnesses told him David Carrier, 9, rs 2915 E. Michigan St., returning nome from carrying a paper route, ran into the front fender of Wagner’s auto near the boy’s home. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg. Widnesses *ald Wagener was not speeding. E. M. Weesner, 1614 Central Ave., was charged with speeding Wednesday night, after witnesses said he was driving twenty-five miles an hour when his auto collided with one drfven by Pinkney Alcorn, 731 Boeart Ave., at New York and Alabama Sts. The Alcorn auto was knocked In front of a Brightwood Btreet car, which was stopped. Police said they were told five young men ran from an auto stolen from John Dresback, 827 E. Morris St., after they had driven it into the curb at South and Meridian Sts., and had broken off a wheel and a lamp post. TROUBLE DEMONSTRATED The Indianapolis Broadcast Listeners Association held actual demonstrations In Interference Wednesday night at the Severin roof garden. Demonstrations were handled by Frank Adams, Frank Ferguson, Ferd Burch, M. H. Faulkner and Herbert A. Luckey. Spark coils, violet ray machines, eparky motors and loose connections wore used as sources of Interference. More than three hundred persons attended.

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Future of Parks and Boulevards Outlined

Development of parks and boulevards over a fifty-year period is provided in plans of Lawrence V, Sheridan, consultant, approved

‘FRIENDS’ OPPOSE DOG TAIL CUTTING Long May They Wave, Say Animal Lovers, Who Say Present Law Is Sufficient.

Chopping off dog’s tails and clipping their ears Is looked upon with disfavor by local dog lovers. Neither are they, elated over the bill prohibiting cruelty to dogs which passed the Senate Monday by a vote of 27 to 10. • “Let’s enforce the statute already on our books which makes it a violation of the law to mutilate animals, they say. “Legislation will not wipe out entirely any docking of dogs’ tails or clipping their ears,” said Mrs. J. H. Donahue, president Ft. Wayne Humane Society, and vice president State Federation of Humane Societies. “If the American Kennel Club would rule against such a practice it would be effective throughout tho country," said Mrs. Donahue. "Bui for the State to -rule would result in persons taking dogs outside Indiana to have them clipped. Any ruling of the American Kennel Club would be respected because every dog breeder wants to compete in their shows.” Four years ago the American Kennel Clbb ruled that the ears of all must remain uncut. Frank A. Symmes, president Indianapolis Humane Society, is against clipping any breed of dogs. Symmes believed that reviving the

Legislative Calendar

Senate Bills Passed 8. B. 341 (Martin) —Takes Cass County surveyor oft fee system and IDu-s salary at $30.00 yearly. 29 to 6. S. B. 297 (Lochard)—cpeals statute under which Jennings County might hold special elections to see whether county seat should be moved. 32 to 7T 8. B. 262 (Steele) —Provides that it real estate ordered sold on mortgage foreclosure or other court judgment it not redeemed in one year the land shall be sold at the end r' the year and purchaser given clear title 36 to 6. H. B. aB9 (McMinn) —Permits optometrists registered In other States having reciprocal agreement with Indiana 1> practice here without Indiana license. 36 to 0. 8. B. 176 (Ltslus) —Authorizing county commissioners of Lake Countv to hire four additional deputy sheriffs. 34 to 0. H. B. 2H (Clementl) —Provides that m changes of venues from Judges, three lawyers are to be named by judge. State to strike oft one name and defendant one. immediately. Present number is five. 37 to 7. H. B. IS (Babcock)—Legalizes title on land of Daniel W. Blddlo, Benton County, whose land grant title is lost. 31 to 1. H. B. 175 (Hill of Lake)—Gives mayors of fifth class cities power to appoint policemen. 29 to 10. H. B. 185 (Cooper of Vigo)—Exempts )lfe insurance received by beneficiary from liability of inaured. 20 to 9. H. t 105 (Clark of Marlon) —Gives Julietta to State by Marion County as branch of Central Hospital for the Insane. 33 to 4. H. B. 191 (Ebaugh and Buchanan) Places the Indiana Colony for the FeebleMinded at Butlerville under control of trustees of the Indiana School for tho Feeble-Minded at Ft. Wayne. 82 to 2. H. B. 223 (Knnpper)—Create* Department of Agricultural Statutes to cooperate with Purdue University. 39 to 0. H. B. 49 (Kissinger)—Legalizes omissions of name* of signers In <-ertlfic*tes of acknowledgements If the certificates are otherwise duly certified. 29 to 8. H. B. 73 (Hlnlde) —Orders county recorders to record free in a separate book the dts-J argee of soldiers, sailors and marine/. 34 to 3. Bills Indefinitely Postponed S. B. 280 (Steele) —Provided that county treasurers should mall notices of amount of taxes and date when delinquent. H. B. 301 (Freeman)—increased awards to workmen injured under the workmen’s compensation act. S. B. 284 (Barker)—Lengthened terms of present county superintendents of public Instruction. looking Constitutional Majority H. B. 102 (Cooper of Posey'—Regulates maintenance of Joint high schools. 21 to 10. H. B. 135 (Carney)—Prohibits us* of oleo-ma’-garln* In State or county institutions where there, are Inmates of less than 10 years. 25 to 17. H. B. 100 (Clark of Marlon)—Requires cities to publish annual report of financial condition. 14 ayes, 21 noes. H. B. 160 (Plass) —Codifies weights and measures lsws and increasing penalties for violatoin. 24 to 15. H. B. 305 (Elliott)—Makes county engineer an ex-offldo member of the city planning commission In Indianapolis. 14 ayes. 22 noes. H. B. 282 (Elliott)—Makes Saturday afternoon half holiday at the Marion County courthouse. 19 to 19. House ’ Bills Passed H. B. 238 (Carney)—Prohibits sals if unpae teamed milk except from tuberculiuCou.it I ? ub a‘? iola *lxiy-seveau. .Judicial circuit. 7o

by the park board. In general the development follows rivers and creeks of the county, providing a grand outer system extending to the county lines in all directions.

present statute would be as effective aa any new measure. Dr. Elizabeth Conger, city dog pound master, was emphatic in her belief dogs should not be mutilated. “I belong to the Jack London Club, and whenever I am in a show apd ae a dog that is clipped I leave," said Dr. Conger. “Such practice of dog mutilation is dastardly ’* declared Dr. Conger. “Clipping a pup's tail when he la two weeka old would not be painful to the animal,“ asserted Dr. R. H. Boyd, veterinarian. "If some clipping isn’t permitted the dogs are barred from shows.” Dr. Boyd believed, however, that clipping a dog's ears was an outrage and that prosecution should follow. BEAUTY FOR HOSPITAL I Donations of $2,000 Assure Improvement of Riley Grounds. Beautification of grounds about Riley Memorial hospital was assured today. Donation of $2,000 for this purpose was made Wednesda yby members of the park board, the Indianapolis Real Estate Board and Mayor Bhank, following Inspection of the building.

.. H. B. 253 (Miller)—lnrreMes pay of third-class city engineers. 73 to 9. „ H- B. 324 (Smith of Vigo)—Authorizes Vanderburgh. Vigo, Allen, Lake and Bt. Joseph County prosecutors to appoint stenographers. Sfl to 0. H. B. 332 (Sherwood)—lncreases earaiyaJ few,* t° SIOO a day. 71 to 12. H. B. 343 (MUler-Freeman)—Allows teachers one year In which lo avail selvea of pension plan. 82 to 1. H *. B. 353 (Elliott)—Requires street c *£J* n< * *° P av * between and along tracks with same material used in street. 78 to Cl. H. B. 371 (Pittenger-Freeman)—Con-tinues 0-mill plaza levy six years. 80 to 8. H. B. 883 (Smith of Tippecanoe)— Clears title on two-acre Island held by Janies A. Runkle. Lafayette. 75 to 8. H. B. 888 (Knapp)—Requires schools to transfer, on request, student to Junior nigh school In same school corporation. So to 0. eioh.w 887 (O'Connor)—Appropriates SIO,OOO for use of Purdue Unlvereity in investigating marketing of Indiana coal. _ AQ? (Harris of M.mroe)—Appropriates $441.70 for Irl H. Ingram for operation undergone wliile with State militia. 70 to 1. H B. 405 (Calvert)—Designates State auditor as official serving processes on corporations. 80 to 0. H. B. 408 (Knapp)Creates State board t®itbopk commissioners. 87 to 3. ii .”•*' i. (Sherwood)—lncreases gasoline tax io 8 cents. 58 to 34. H. B. 418 (Carney)—Authorizes schools to provide noon lunches. 72 to 10. , B. 430 (Freeman-Cal vert-Ebauxh-of Daviess)—Require# that subdivision plats within lire miles of flrstciass city be recorded with county before conveyance of any part. 7* to t. H. B. 432 (Roe) —Pam.its mayor of second-class city operating municipal water works to appoint board of waterworks trustees. 88 to 0. H. B 450 (Smith and Clark of Marion) —Permits schools to excuse pupils for private religious instruction if petition’d for by 40 per cent of parents 77 to 0. J. R. 11 (Southworth)—Authorizes Puidu* University Agricultural Experiment Station to accept congressional appropriation of SIOO,OOO for u>4 in scientific investigation. 94 to 0. Bills Indefinitely Postponed H. B. 300 (Carter)—Prohibited suits cates** propertr not llat d on tax dupllWlthdrawn H. B. 465 (Knepper)—Authorized counties to adopt county unit school plan. H. rt 200 (Bbaugh-Clark of Marion) Increased salaries of deputies In offices of ,Marion County clerk, treasurer and auditor. Failed to Pass ' v H. N. 145 (Smith of &arion)—Added C-ovemor and St ate auditor to labor fiaaaiflea, lon board of State prison. All Fat People Should Know This Fat pw pie owe a debt of gratitude to the discoverer of the now famons Marmola Prescription. And they ought to be still more grateful because, this effective obesity remedy Is now prepared in tablet form. Marmolr. Prescription Tsblets can be obtained at all drug stores the world over at the reasonable price of one dollar for a box. Or you can secure them direct by sending the price to the Mnrmola Cos., General Motors Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Thii now leaves no excuse for dieting or violent exercise for the reduction of the overut •• '

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No section of Marion County has been neglected. The shaded sections in the picture show the territory included in the development.

Illinois Pastor to Take Church Here

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THE REV. FRANK ULRICH The Rev. Frank Ulrich, who is attending the Lutheran Theological School, Maywood, 111., will come to Indianapolis May 16 to accept tho pastorate of the Christ Lutheran Church, Mars Hill, and Beihany Lutheran Church at Troy and Carson Aves. formerly lived at Kokotno. Not So Nutty —— WILMINGTON, Del., March 6. William Krause, grocer, coaxed a squirrel down from a telegraph pole by offering it nuts. The squirrel came back dally for Its meal. Curious, Krause followed It one day and found that Its nest was in a woods a mile away and that it crawled all the distance along the wires.

Dizzy? Depressed? Breath Bad? You’re Bilious! Stomach Upset? Take a |Tv * pM WIIM Bowels are Laxative J Inactive I Nn^,lSLii^ For Constipation, Headache, Biliousness

Saturday and Sunday Low Rates Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos. Every Saturday and Sunday C 1 fin for the round trip will be charged between afl station* on a-jy • I.UU r, U e division where the regular ofie-way fare la $1.50 or )#aa; To Knlghtatown. Newcaatle, Lebanon, Frankfort, Orawfordaville, Gveencastle, Martinsville, Danville And intermediate ix,<nta. SI for ,he round trl P wil l bp charged between all station* on any one division where the regular one-way fare is more than $1.60: To Richmond, Cambridge City, Lafayette, Brazil, Terre Haute. Ticket* will be food going on ail tiffin* leaving Indianapolis at *r after 12:00 o’clock noon on Saturday* and all day on Sundays. Ticket* will be good returning on Monday only.

CELEBRATED TOO SOON Courthouse looses Half-Holiday Through Error in Senate. "There’s' many a slip ” The other day—Feb. 27—word was received at the Marion County Courthouse that the Senate had passed the House bill making Satur- V day afternoon a legal holiday in that building. Stenographers and depu i ties held a celebration. Then somebody discovered the bill had been passed only twice by the Senate, and it had to be recalled. Wednesday the “stubborn old Senate,” to quote a woman deputy at the Courthouse, refused to pass the bill again. So marriage licenses on Saturday afternoon still will be in order. Italians raid Egyptians Beiiouin Caravan Attacked, Fifteen KlUed, Dispatch Says. Bv United Press LONDON, March 5. troops crossed the western border of Egypt, attacked a Bedouin caravan, killing fifteen and took the remainder prisoners, according to a dispatch from the Daily Chronicle's Cairo correspondent. The Egyptians are busy strengthening their garrison at Solium. Eighty-five Italian soldiers were killed in recent raids around Benghazi by Senussi tribesmen, according to Egyptian sources. PLAYLET TO BE GIVEN Cast Announced by Shortridge Junior Drama League. “The Stolen Price,” a playlet, will be # presented by members of the Shortridge Junior Drama League March 12 In Caleb Mills hall. Members of the cast are Helen Perkins, Doris Egbert, Ava Louise Reddick, Marian Fißher, Mary Beatrice Whiteman, Mildred Hammerman, Marian Jenckes, Bradford Hodges, Thurman Ridge, Ebner Blatt, Virginia Hetherington and Thelma Porter. ! Gone, but Not Forgotten (If you see *ny automobile* be*rinx these license number? “-ll The Times. Main 3500, or police. The owner may do as much for you some time.) Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Frank R. Treat, 226 Bloomington St., Ford, no license number, taken from Capitol Ave. near Market St C. V. Long, Southport, Ind., Ford, no license number given from. Illinois and Washington Sts. John Heinrich, R. R. A. New Augusta, Ind., Ford, no license given, from Gray and Dakota Sts. Lee Fisher. Oaklandon, Ind., Overland, license M-1604, from Market and Delaware Sts. Ollie O. Carter, 242 S. Gray St., Ford, license 494-820, from Virginia Ave., near Washington St. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong to: Emil F. C 111, 2611 N. Capitol Ave., Oakland, found at 41 Kentucky Ave. R. A. Sloan, 922 Daly St., Ford, found at Sherman Dr. and Vermont St. , Overland Sedan, no license or title I car, found in rear of 728 8. Capitol Ave. John Dresback, 827 E. Morris St., Ford, found wrecked at South and Meridian Sts.

How It Rambled, Oh, How It— Bu Time* Special SEYMOUR, Ind., March 6. Tom Humes and William Laughlln lost their Ford coupe In the darkness whlla en route home from Scottsburg. The machine ran wild and suddenly jumped a fence. They found a farm house and telephoned for a Seymour garage wreck car. When they went back the car was gone, apparently. With the aid of a flashlight brought by the wreck crew the Ford was finally found a quarter of a mile down the road from where they thought they had left It.

DOWNSTAIRS * AVRES POOP MERCHANDISE AYRM SERVICE LOW PRICES ? <— bales - 1?® Special Purchase — .<*; £*JIO ~ In shades that are unusually smart for spring. Many variations in the styles. The tailoring in these dreses- is very exceptional. Ensemble Effects, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Black, Navy, the New Flat Crepes, Flannels, Worsted, Gray, Tan, Rose Straight lines, Pin Stripes, Prints and and Ensemble Georgettes. Sizes for Misses, Rust Green Blouse Style Women and Stouts, 16 to 52. Assorted Prints

Friday Saving Sale of Women’s New Styled Straps and Oxfords s2~n> 20 New Styles Calfskin, Patent, Suede, Batln Kid. Fancy Strap Effects, Pumps, Oxfords. BO Pairs Misses’ Straps and Oxfords. Discontinued lines of much higher priced *| iff shoes, for Friday # 1 • Tf*J Not all sizes in any style but all sizes in the lot from 11% to 2. Os brown kid and black patent. Owing to the nature of this offering early shopping is advised.

Special Friday Sale of First Quality Reducing Corsets Os Uncovered ’ 1 Rubber / /_ „ir. 1/1 Here is your chance to reduce at a very j gSpSjjpS I nominal sum; lightly boned garments with / front hook and back lace style; four hose r t rvA ’ supporters. A good value at this price. Sizes 1 V•' )q 24 to 34. Just one hundred and twenty of I / lift m exceptionally low priced garments. U Vn 100 High Luster White Sateen Princess Slips, 79c Cut full and well made; iu the popular bodice top style with shoulder straps or self-material; be ready when warm days come. Sizes 30 to 44. 150 Soft Quality Rayon 80 Heavy Quality Rayon Vests, Friday Price, 89c Bloomers, Friday, $1.79 Os heavy, fine quality Kayon 7*ll reinforced; v * . ... elastic top and double cuff botwith ribbon utraps; come in dell- toms; j„ grpeni p Urp ie, henna, rate shades of blue, pink, honey- brown, tan, blue and black; length dew, orchid and white. 29 inches. 85 Striped Sttleen Bloomer* for Women —Cut full, well finished; reinforced I elastic top and double cuff; black, brown, navy nr* and white; sizes 27 and 29 OfC 75 Narrow Girdles —Wide elastic inserts; lightly boned; |in four hooks, four supporters; sizes 20 to 32 O7C 120 Striped fteteen Costume Slips—Bodice top, fitted hips; deep, accordion pleated flounce; light blue, flesh, white, lemon, in navy and rose; sizes 30 to 48 $1.49

Savings for Men and Boys 46 PAIRS MEN’S OVERALL PANTS —Trip stitched; double seam lego; 2 front pockets, 2 Mp pockets; strap and buckle In back; bar tacked at points of strain; limit 2 pairs to a customer; sizes 34 to 48 or waist measure —pair ;. # 1 C*D 60 MEN’S BLACK SATINE BHOP CAPS —W44h composition visor. 1A 160 SHOP CAPS—With non-breakable visor and ventilated | q crown, each 10 BOYS’ OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT SHlßTß—Soiled; braize 8 LuC 80 WHITE FULL DRE3S TlES—Assorted lengths, f a each IUC 5 MEN’S SMOKING JACKETS—Frog trimmed; sizes 40 (brand 42 12 MEN’B ALL-WOOL A(* OVERCOATS 9 MEN’B WORSTED £) AH OVERCOATB at 100 PARIS MEN’B FLEECE BACK DOUBLE THUMB CANVAB 1 a GLOVES—Knit wrists. Pair IUC

■ ■ , Women’s Pure Silk Hose, Pair, 25c IP hwlilic Service weight hose with mercerized lisle £j|f hemmed top, Beamed back with fashion tffl /m m marks; double heel and toe and narrow IF Jwpllj| llal spliced ankle and double silk covered sole; f Ha sizes BMi to 10%. Seconds. Black, brown and a * ew colorsffl|| Women’s Lisle Hose, Pair, 17c , Three Fairs for 60c. / Cotton lisle hose with hemmed top, seamed li '■'wm back and double heel and toes; very good weight; f, just the thing for every day wear; black only; i! irregulars; sizes S& to 10. Pure Silk Chiffon Hose, Friday ( Sale Price, 25c Pair Pure thread silk chiffon hose with mercerized £ lisle hemmed tops; seamed back with fashion 1 marks: double heel and toe and double silk covered soles; super-values. Black and guniuetal; sizes to 10; slightly Imperfect. Notaseme Brand Chil- Women’s Pure Silk dren’s Mercerized Ribbed Full-Fashioned Hose, Stockings, Pair, 15c Pair, 50c Specially priced ribted hos* Wrt mercerized lisle hemmed top and soles; fashioned legs with with double heel and toe, just the high spliced heels: pure silk hoot; thing for school or play; not all black only; irregulars; slses BV4 sizes; these are first quality. to 10.

Friday Saving Sale of 1,000 Yards Scout Percales One Yard Wide,lsc Yard tWlde assortment of new light patterns;'first quality; cut from Wash Fabrics in the Friday Saving Sale, Gaze marvel tissues —flock dot voiles —good assortment o< doPrinted Voiles, Tissue Voiles, Yard., 19c Yard wide materials; fine for inexpensive summer frocks; will make up prettily. Black Sateen in the Friday Sale, 29c the Yard Yard wide, heavy lustrous quality. \ Underwear Tricolette, Sold in Vest Lengths, Each, 39c Several pretty and delicate shades for undervests.

Friday Savings in Spring HATS 5 1.66 Hats that are smart and so Inexpensive —buy one to wear until Easter bonnet time. Pokes , Ofif-the-Face, Drooping Brims , Close Fitting Turbans Bilks, straws and braid; flower and chenille embroidery trimmed. Almond, Sand, Copen, Gray, Oakwood, Thistle, Henna, Tango, Black, Brown

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