Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1925 — Page 9

MONDAY, MARfTH 9, 1925

ss Committee Member Approves Mitchell Program, v Bu United Prear. WASHINGTON, March 9.—Development of national defense air policy similar to the one advocated by Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, assistant chief of the Army air service, was recommended today by Representative O'Sullivan, Democrat, of ConecticUt, who represented the House Aircraft Committee at the anti-aircraft aemonstralton last week at Fortress Moproe, Va., in an official report on the respite of the tests. O’Sullivan urged the formation of a military policy in which "aircraft shall play the most important part." "The demonstrations," O’Sullivan reported, "are conclusive in that they demonstrated, first, that warfare today is a radically different thing from the series of heroic episodes which made possible this republic; and secondly, it devolved upon our military experts to meet this changed condition.” Acrying child wants attention but a coughing child needs attention. Used and recommended since 1872 CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY atom alarming croup coughs, eases stuffy, wheezy Dteathing, raises choking phlegm easily, allows restful sleep. Benefits both children and grown persons. Keeps bottle in your home all the time Mo Narcotic*. Sold everywhere.

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Entrance on Meridian Street Side ( ) Electric Eight and Power /SERVICE j| i MERCHANTS ll Heat and Light Company , J l The Daylight Corner . I —S The Company Service Built t !l DONAHUE’S SPECIAL LUNCHEON CONSISTING OF TOASTWITCHES AND COFFEE \ Will Sotslfy the Most Exacting; Taste 21 E. OHIO ST. I "^,rvr ull vop IU 15 N. MERIDIAN ST. 0 o Rundown this week-end? run down to FrenchLiek Splines Hotel THE HOME OF P PUITOS Q Just a short ndc farm hdusmpola - Come beuk anew fbncn Q 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 *he front.

E. M. RYAN, D. C., M. C. FOUNTAIN SdIABU CHIROPRACTOR 6 Tears on Fountain Square 1066VSi Virginia Ave. Indianapolis PHONE I)Rexel 0110 OOUriATB UN*.' OF SIFFLIEH ivn Eti IPMKNX U Prompt Delivery or all Mail and Xelephoi* O.'ders ppcjncjr C. W. FtGTQN, Mgr. Wholesale Department, td Floor Stewart lllk. Cl rcle 0296 BERT NASH Painter and Contractor INTERIOR DECORATING Let Us Figure on Tour Next Job. Payment Plan—2o% Down; Balance Monthly. 915 S. Keystone. WEbster 8949.

MARION COUNTY STATE BANK 139 Kaet Market Street Home es the Christmas Savings Clnb - We Are Now Located in Oar New Home 20 WEST OHIO STREET And solicjt your Investment Funds which you want to place at this time. 6% on Savings. OHIO STREET

Methodists Plan Boys’ Cottage

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PROPOSED CHILDBEDS*’ HOME,

Bu Timcf Sveciol LEBANON,Ind., March 9. —Work will begin in the spring on the boys’ cottage at Indiana Methodist Childrens’ Home, Joseph L. Stout, superintendent, announced. Approximate cost will be SS,QOQ.

‘TERROR TRIO’ HUNTED Search was being made today for three men who terrorized motorists and pedestrians in the vicinity of Oliver Ave. and W’hite River Saturday. Merle Allen, 429 N. Delaware St., told police the men stopped his car and made insulting remarks to Francis Riebe, 2206 Coyner Ave., and Miss Marie Sanders, 913 N. Delaware St., and Stella Riebe, 2206 Coyner Ave. Allen said one of the men struck him ip the face and another pulled a revolver and fired three shots at the auto, one puncturing the gasoline tank. While police were searching for the men Clifford H obson and William Christian, bdth of 656 Warren Ave., told police men answering the same description attacked them, but did not shoot.

Williams avid Varsity Cord Tires Made iu Indianapolis BY Inter-Continental Tire & Rubber Cos. CRUSE and DALY STREETS STAMMERING its and CCrk Is the title of a 288-page book which we will goad free to any stammerer or stuttererBogue Institute for Stammerer* Dept. 10450, 1441 if. Illinois fit., IndlanapoUs, l^llona. Dust and Shaving Collectors and Piping Phone 41 Kentuclty Ave. JOSEPH GARDNER

Architect’s sketch is shown in the picture. The cottage will accommodate twenty boys. It will be complete with a kitchen, dining room, dormitory, reception hall, baths and hospital ward. A? soon as funds are available a companion building will be built for girls.

BLACKMAIL CASE OPENS Walter W- Maddox, attorney, indicted several months ago with Oliver B. Jameson, 1605 N. Delaware St., on charge of blackmail, was granted a separate trial in Criminal Court today by Special Judge Fremont Alford on motion of Prosecutor William H. Reroy. Both Maddox and Jameson were arrested last summer when Frank Buchanan, operator of the Liberty Beach Hotel, alleged they tried to extort $l5O from him as "hush money" for alleged violation of the liquor law. Among the witnesses for the State Will be Bert Morgan Federal prohibition officer; Geo-ge Winkler, Seth S. Ward and W. O. Holman, deputies. Both sides were expected to agree upon a jury this afternoon.

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WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS COMPANY MERGESPLAMTS W, J. Holliday Offers Quick Service to Motor Trade. The entire automobile industry in Indianapolis appreciates the service offered the trade by W. J. Holliday aud Company, which is able to furnish practically every kind o i automobile part on very short notice. The company former;y supplied the automotive trade from a branch house on N. CaMtol Ave., but it has consolidated this department of its business with the main plant of the company, at 826 W. Georgia St. The Holliday company is a wholesale concern, dealing in iron and steel products. It supplies a large number of patrons in the Indianapplis area, and because of the importance of iron and steel in the automobile industry and in the parts department of the automotive industry, the Holliday company plays un important part in supplying the trade with needed parts that come within the wide rsrs,e ts iron and steel products. The stock carried by the compr.ny for the convenience and prompt sepice of the automobile industry runs into large figures. The company is able td supply autotpnhile dealers and garages with practically every hind pf part and with automotive tools ou remarkably choy. notice. This sprvice of W. J. Holliday end Company saves the automobile iealer and garage owners the trouble and expense of carrying a large stock of supplies themselves and gives them the opportunity to buy whatever they need along the service line on short notice.

CHj^gKT Registered Beg Is hired Foot Specialist For Festered Corns; Inflam'd Painful Bunjons; Affected, Inflamed, Ingrown Toenails. Also p'roud flesh and growths of ail kinds, or pf long gtauding. pan be cured even though 20 Pr Ffl years old. All ailments of the feet will be |aken care of In my treatments without any painful results. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE William Schatz Open From 8 A. M. to 1 P. H. INDIANAPOLIS BATTERY SERVICE STORAGE and RADIO BATTERIES Built undlk Personal supervision of L. L. OqMtn. Our service one >9l Illinois at-

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BILL, MERGING FUNDS JADE LAW Jackson Signs Repeal of Specif Levies, Governor Jackson today signed Representative Pittenger’s fundmerger bill, d e H TI I n S the State general fund and repealing special levies for tjje purpose of concentrating the State’s finances. The special levies repealed include benevolent, raising about $5,255,915 a year; educational institutions, $2,613,373.04; vocatinoal education, $261,851; agricultural experiment, $209,068. In addition, the gasoline tax and the inheritance tax now go into the general fund. When the 3-cent gas tax becomes a law it will raise about $7,000,000. The Inheritance tax is about SBOO,OOO a year. The general fund will be swelled by about $16,000,000, most of which goes to the State highway commission. 'BUCK’ REPASSED GN BLIND SCHOOL Indications today wree that the commission appointed by ex-Govern-or McCray would have the old problem of finding anew site for the Indiana School for the Blind, back on their hands. The commission, headed by Walter Rich of Indianapolis last fall, recommended the Wheeler estate at a cost of $190,000 as a proposed site and Governor Branch rejected it and referred it to the Legislature,

WEEKLY Business and Industrial NEWS

BANK STRESSES THRIFT Value of Systematic Saving Shown in Various Ways. The value of systematic saving of a definite portion of one’s income Ja one of the things continually stressed by the Bankers Trust Company. In its advertising the company now !a addressing special messages to the men and women who work at various trades and crafts, urging them to set aside a certain fixed amount of their earnings every week. This kind of message repeatedly put before the working men and women of Indianapolis has a good effect. In addition to newspaper space devoted to this program of advertising, ti’ie Bankers Trust Company is arranging attractive display windows, each carrying some saving message, changing them frequently. It Is no uncommon thing to she a crowd stop and study the content of one of the Bankers Trust windows.

CORUM ADDS NEW FAME TO NAME \ ~ Face Driver Builds Business Reputation. The same consistent speed that enabled L. L. Corum to drive home the winning car in the lost 6QO-mile race it the Indianapolis &otor Speedway, l' building for Corum a large battery and service business at 901 N. Illinois St. Since lasi July the Corum battery shop has been located at the Illinois St. address, and it has built an excellent reputation for prompt attention to the battery needs of Indianaoplis autgmobile users. Corum builds a battery that bears his name. He is installing these new products of his skill In an increasing number of motor egra every month. The Corum battery is built for long life nd satisfactory service and it is winning a place with motorists that sustains the reputation of its maker. The Cqrum also produces a specially built radio battery. It la equipped with extra heavy plates, installed particularly for the heavy duty imposed upon the. source of electric current for radio sets. It is a long lasting producer of the needed "juice” for radio mechanisms and bears the same reputation in radio circles that the .Corrim battery for motor cars enjeys in the &utomob|Je world. Corum entered the battery business with the advantage of being well known, his name having been herglded over the entire world aa the driver first received the checkered flag of victory in the 1924 motor speedway classic. Being so well known he also was conscious of an added responsibility of maintaining a reputation for success. He has lived up to this reputation in business. Pensions amounting to 72,000.000 pounds (about (350,000,000) were paid to wap veterans and dependents pf those killed in the Wpp}d War by the British government In 1924. : ———r—‘‘Yo<t Call—We Haul” Moran Trucking C--1027 E. Georgis St Dr#*'***!

SHOWERS ARE FORECAST Spring showers were predicted today with return of warmer weather. Temperatures drppped Sunday following the warmest day of the year Saturday, when the mercury went patft the 70 mgrk. Shippers were advised by the weather bureau that above freezing weather would prevail in all directions. SHORTRIDGE FLAG CENTER OF FIGHT The Shortridge High School "dark horse" banner, symbol of victory in the sectional basketball tournament Friday and Saturday, was in shreds today. I| was the center of an attack'by Manual High School students, which ended in a free-for-all fist fight on the steps of the Monument Saturday night, after Shortridge defeated Manual- The Manual "army," said to include several members of last season’* football team, rushed a small group of Shortridge rooters, who had taken the banner to the Monument to serve as a rallying point for a downtown celebration. PASTOR IN NOON SERMON "David, the Man After God’s Own Heart,” was the subject this noon of the Rev. Clarence Wyatt Bispham, rector of the Church of the Advent ip the first of the third week’s Lenten sermons at Christ Church. "David waß large minded," he said, "and when he slipped, he had the biggness of heart to confess his faults." Sunday Schools to Meet The Rev. Jesse Bader, of St. Louis, Mo., will address a meeting of Marion County Christian Sunday schools tonight at the Central Christian Church. His topic will be ■‘Evangelism."

BENJAMIN BOGUE WRITES BOOK ON VOCALAFFLICTION Cure for Stammering Discussed in Work of Local Institute Head. Benjamin N. Bogue, head of the Bogue Institute for Stammerero, is the author of anew book entitled "Stammering, Its Cause and Cure,” which has bsen placed in practically all the large public libraries of the country ana a number of libraries in smaller cities, .librarians who have reviewed the book and ordered it have written Bpgup commenting favorably on his latest volume and reporting that many calls‘have been received for it. Based on Experience The book, which is filled with valuable informartlon on the subjects of stuttering and stammering, was written by Bogue out of his vpealtb of experience with thousands of persons afflicted with imperfection of speech. It contains the story of how he cured himself. Mr. Bogue, until he was twenty years of age, suffered from the stammering habit and fell victim to every kind of so-called "cures.” Finally Bogue undertook an Intensive study of the human voice and that part of the brain which controls the organs of speech. He was rewarded by accomplishing his own cure, and since then he has de voted all of his time to relieving other stammerers. Many Personal Contacts In the twenty-four years he has been the head of the Bo§up Institute

BEAUTIFUL 'sLbURDAK ' ’ l acre. 6-room bungalow, break last uopk. bathroom with tub and lavatoty,' large iront porch. - Inclosed back porch, beautiful yard with fores: shade and shrubbery, lota of fruit. 3car garage, chicken house, large gar den. Within a mile pf the city limits on corner of 2 pike roads, 0 squares rrom paved street. Priced right. Would consider good lots or reasonable priced property. rc " 7 FINANCE REALTY COMPANY. ■witty"” r idg niteWfw ImIU|R [AJtI Tires [yis eJBT ■Stllß Batteries HfnJjHE Profnpt Service We Can Solve Your Tire and Battery Puzzles MURAT TWE AND RUBBER CQ. 209 E. New York St. Main 6655 G. J SELLMEYER PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR HfEAIR WORK A SPECIALTY “in Business for Your Health” WEB. 7071. 3313 E. TENTH BX. mu 1 ■■ "ii 1 .."i"," xl i. .i

STOKES EXPLAINS' ACT AGAIST WIFE Did It Ail to Protect Children) He Says, • Bu United Presa , . CHICAGO, March 9.—The whole purpose of investigating the past of Mrs. Helen Elwood Stpkes was tq make sure the children were in proper hands, W. E. D. Stokes, New York millionaire hotel man, testified today at his trial for' alleged conspiracy to defame bis wife’s character. "I wanted to sep that they were in the right hands,” he said, A prosecution attempt to have Stokes say definitely whether he denied parentage of the children failed when Judgq William Gemmill unheld a defense objection. The case dragged slowly. There was constant bickering between Stokes and the prosecution. Governor in Record Class /! EVANSYd^E, Ind., March 9. With 12,195 present, the Agoga Bible class of the First BapUst Church Sunday morning won a Sunday school contest with Memphis, Tenn. Governor Jackson ah tended. Delegations were present from surrounding towns. Farmer Hurt by Blast Bu Timea Svecial ANDERSON, Ind., March 9. William Fridley, 37, war in serious condition today from Injuries received when a dynamite charge exploded prematurely while he was blasting stumps on his farm. WOyrg f7 Million Jars UseoYzAKiY\

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for Stammerers, he has had personal contact with more than 20,000 persons who stammered and has been in touch through correspondence with nearly 190,000 others. Mr. Bogue is known natippally as an authority on stammering and its cure. He has written several books and special articles. The new book discusses the harassing effect of stammprirg upon the mind and body of a child. It contains valuable advice for the guidance of parents of stammering children, warning them against patronizing unscientific and “fake” cures.

SPINK-ARMS HOTEL 410 North Meridian St. INDIANA^H)tfIS ?t NBWKtf?**AN*) FINEST HOTEL. Unexcelled Translpnt Service —$8 end up. One, two and three-room furnished apartments with kitchenette. 3100 per inortb and up. Ufifnrntsnea anartnu tts in oor new addition, $M and up: unexcelled case service; Table d’note luncheon. 15 cents; Table d'hote dinner, $1.23: also service ala eartp.

WE SPECIALIZE ON ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL WELDING MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, BRASS, TIN, GALVANIZED AND BLACK IRON BPE. Cl ALTIES. CHAS. E. STEVENSON MANUFACTURER Sheet Metal Specialists 148 East Georgiy Street MA in 3069. Indianapojia, Ind. The BLACK CAT wJjT CHILE PARLOR 99 218 N. Illinois 8L Aft SERVICE CLEANI.INKSH QUALITY JMBL. rile < lit Caine Hark -So Will You Always Open P OREXEL Mol* "We Never Disappoint” HOLLANDER BROS. CLEANERS. DYERS, I-LEAVERS. 1026 AVENUE SUPERIOR CORn TIRES All the Name Signifies Superior Curd Tire Sales Now at 314 NORTH NEW .IEBBE* Frank F. Zimmerman Tinning and Roofing Furnace tyork Electric .Ugns fpepalr* pf All Kind# BBTIM4?ES On AU WORK FREE 152 SOUTH EAST STREET Foster and Messick Telephone MA In 61Q0 Surety Bottle and Casualty Insurance FLETCHEfc TRUBT BUILDING WISE rEOPLK buV WThE FURNACES More Heat—Less Fuel—From CHET KHKICB and Let Him Repair Their Old Fucnacf*— WRy Not YouT The WM. EHRICH CO uk to —— UCTI MIO

RINGLEY GOES ON TRIAL Charged With Manslaughter In Policeman's Death. Bu Timea Snecial EATON, Qhio. March 9.—Clarence Ringley of Richmond, Ind-

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No pain at all! Drop a little “Frezone” on an aching corn, instantly that corn stqps hurting, then shortly you lift It right off with flngerp.

j Merer over-look Nature's danger signal*: I Headache, coated tongue, loy* pot/on*. r *f7om*lhZ 'Hmtm'ilSf

TOPPIUS TRACTOR TRUCK With Fordson Power Plant will solve your transportation problem. Not only the Initial cost, but the operation, upkeep and dept eolation Is considerable less than that of any truck of proven merit It Will Pay You to Investigate Before You Buy 2 Vi-TON TRUCK, DELIVERED, $2,250.00 0. F. SCHLENSKER, Dist.

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'—WTJ: HOLLIDAY & CO. Established 1866 " < IRON-STEEL-SUPPUES Distributors of Moore Transmlnslons, Ditwller Steel Dump Bodlea for Fords, and the leading llnee at replacement parte for all care. Branch Store, 426 N. Capitol Ave.

O’DONNELL TRANFER CO. Highway Express 437 E. Loulsana. Lin. 7646. , 25 Cpnfet for 5 Hour*’ Parking I>ay or Night. Paul’s Garage and Auto Laundry Sanitary Washed Wiper Cos. 807i811 South Delaware Street IJRexel 4558. Sanitary Wiping Rag* (New and -Washed). Cheese Cfbtha for Machinery, f attmioblle*. Fifct o **® 8 an** MAin 8847. WAsli. 2003. GODFREY D. YAEGER PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 710 Continental Bank Bldg. Constructive Income Tag Service Accounting Systematising Auditing flank Audit*

WASTE PAPER We Buy All Kind, Main 6089 American Paper Stock Company Incorporated. ■■■ . """ Citizen* Auto Garage and Laundry 330 North Illinois Street storage Rates Very Reasonable. FREE ALEMITE BEBVIC£, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with a wash. Just mention this ad. Circle 3496-

Phone MAin 3Q07 THE WHITAKER PRESS In#. Printers to the a Advertiser I fifth Floor Print Craft Building, [ North New Jersey gtreet

went on trial here today on a manslaughter charge in connection with the death of Motorcycle o|Ticer John Hennigar of Richmond. Hennigar was killled when thrown from his cycle while attempting to arrest Ringley for speeding, it is charged.

Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or com between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation.—Advertisement.

H. E. DORSEY Manufacturer of Copper, Brass, Tin, Galvanized and Black Iron Products i’hone Clr. 3326 656 8. Delaware lit. JOB WORK A SPECIALTY

Telephone, Alain 1087 Slip Covers and Cushion* "That Fit" Upholsterer’s Craft Shop HENRY MAGEL a CO 100l>/g N. Meridian INDIANAPOLIS Cpholgtering: and Refltilghing of the Better Clagg. High Grade Turkish Davenports and Box Spring Mattresses L— J The Utmost in Berv!ce Pioneer Distributing Cos. Distributor of advertising matter and samples. 116 S. Capital Ave. TOURS STEAMSHIP TICKETS LETTERS OP CREDIT FOREIGN EXC TT ‘NGE rrTP * _*3iußS’ CHECKS Rlcnard A. Kurtz, Manager, Foreign Dept. The Union Trust Cos. 120 East Market Btreet MAin 1676, 2853 H, E- ZIMMER TRUSS FITTER Hetabliehed 1890 }34 E. Washingtpn St. - Safe Deposit Boxes Bankers Treat Company

New Auto Washing System JUBT INSTALLED PRICES Open Cars, $1.25 Ciqsed Car, $1.50 WIRE WHBELB 50c EXTRA Compare Ouf Prices With Oyiers S. & S. Auto Laundry 334 N. Illiool. St. \CIr'.MS

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