Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 259, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1925 — Page 6

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$371,000 IS ALL BOARD lAS FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS IP , '* . ’ , Present Needs Demand Expenditure Es. imaged at $2,257,000, With 7,491 Indianapolis sqhool children not properly housed, the school board is facing the problem of spreading $371,000 available for new buildings and additional rooms over a program of taking care of present urgent needs, which call for the expenditure of approximately $2,257,000, it was reported to the

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Building and Contracting News —Home Building Department

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board Tuesday night by the buildings and grounds committee. Recommendations by the committee as to the best distribution of the small amount available will be taken up by the board at a special meeting Friday at 11 a. m. $750,000 for Upkeep More than $750,000 is needed for repairs and maintenance to old buildings to keep them in proper condition, according to Jacob Hilkene, superintendent of buildings and grounds. Ills department will face a deficit of about $53,000 by June 30, if only the minimum expenditure for current xepenses Is made, Hilkene said. The buildings and ground committee recommended the expenditure of about $400,000, although only $371,000 is now available, for the erection of a building of twelve rooms, at School 46. and additions of eight rooms and a gymnasium at School 34; two rooms, School 33; two at 15, and four at 43, making a total of twenty-eight roms, two auditoriums and a gymnasium. A delegation from Schools 42 and 44, headed by Rev. E. F. Prevo,

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1228 Burdsall Pkwy., asking a r.cw building to relieve crowded conditions, was tokl It would be impossible. Patrons from School 46, headed by Hey-don Buchanon, city councilman, were glad to learn their school was included in tuC list of emergency cases. ■ '"The present alarming situation is the growth of circumstances, due to the retarding of building during the war and the failure to keep up maintenance work,” said Fred Bates Johnson, chairman of the building and grounds committee. “The problem is aggravated by the refusal of the State tax board to allow anything except a pitiable levy compared to the enormous amount of work to be taken care of.” The stringent financial situation faced by the board will not prevent construction of the new west side and colored high schools, it is understood, as funds for them are to be provided by a bond issue. ESCAPED LADS SOUGHT Two Flee From Boys’' School _jU Plainfield. Carl Shirley. 15, colored, of 1542 Holliday St., and Chester Greer, 17, of Marion, Ind., wearing blue overalls, blue shirt and blue cap, escaped from the Indiana Boys’ Schol at Plainfield, Ind., police say. John Clark. 13, of 340 E. McCarty St., is missing, according ,to his father. Joseph Clark. He has blue eyes, brown hair ar.u was wearing a fur cap. gray coat, tan shoes. CHIEF ARRESTS KIN Has to Choose Between Brotherly Lx>ve and Duty. Bu Times Special LA PORTE. Ind., March 11.— Police Chief Alfred Norris was forced to mix family affairs and business when he was called to Fish Trap Lake near here to arrest four’ men who had been erueting a disturbance. One was his brother, Ira, 40, and another his brother-in-law, Walter Kabelin, 45. The chief arrested them on a liquor charge.

PLAN IS WORKED OUT TO FINANCE HOMEBUILDING Columbia Securities Cos, Protects Owners From Excessive Investment, A plan for financing the building of a home has been worked out successfully by the Columbia Securities Company, of 124 E. Market St., and it has been operative long enough for the company to have mada It possible for & large number of families to own their own homes and to have the protective advice and services of home building experts at a very reasonable cost. The method of the Columbia Securities Company is easily understood, there being no complicated transactions Involved In the financing of a home building project the Columbia way. The applicant for the service of the company is asked to fill out a simple application form, which asks Information necessary for guidance of the company. Hite Appraised The building project Is carefully examined by the company officials, the site is looked over and the lot Is appraised at a fair value. The company find* out how much the proposed home owner expects to pay for a home, and the officials of the Columbia Company determines whether this expense Is In keeping with the value of the site and the location. This is a protective service that prevents a home builder from going to too large an expense, if the company finds that his proposed expenditure Is not Justified 'by the future value of the property. After the owner submits his archl-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TRUCK RUNS OVER BOY Lad Flees, Driver Overtakes Him and Administers First Aid. Two wheels of a truck heavily loaded with pipe, driven by Harry Katnmerling. 42, plumber, of 1946 College Ave., ran over the left leg of Alvin Edward Sparks, 9, of 309 N. East St., at Npble and Michigan Sts., as he was on his way to school todry. Rammer ling told Se/geants O’Neal and Smith he stopped instantly and saw thy boy running. Overtaking him, he carried him into a nearby drug s.ore and administered first aid to a severe cut on his head. An X-ray examination was to be made at the city hospital late today to determine the injuries to the leg. Kammerling was charged with assault and battery. KING TUT A YOUNGSTER New Tomb Believed to House Prinoess, Aged 4,925. Kv Times Special BOSTON. Mass.. March 10.—Nestithe Harvard-Boston Museum of Fine in the tomb unearthed near the Great Pyramids at Giza, Egypt, by the Harvard .Boston Museum of Fine Arts expedition, in the opinion of Dr. George A. Reisner, director of the expedition, who Is now in Boston. “It’s not Cheops and it’s not Sneferuw,” Dr. Reisner said. “Cablegrams to me from Alan Rowe, now in charge of the expedition, state that inscriptions found in the tomb give the name of ‘Nesti Sneforuw.’ I believe it is the name of the person buried in the coffin, and that she probably was a princess.” OLD ~HO MESTEA dHblj R N S Farm Residence Near NoMesville Destroyed; Ixs SIO,OOO. Bu Times Soecwil NOBLEBVILLE, Ind., March 11.— The Clyde Hershey farm residence, northwest of here, was destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon with a loss of SIO,OOO. It was one of the pioneer homesteads of central Indiana, but had been modernized.

Cement Block Company Is Ready for Spring

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The Helm-Lewis Cement Block Company is prepared for spring business In the building trade. During the winter months, while the demand for cement blocks for building purposes was slower, due to

tect’s plans and estimates, the company submits the project to Its own architect’s and with their approval, extends credit to the home builder, which is determined by the value of the property. An account Is established, and the home builder Is permitted to draw upon that account Just as an employer draws from his pay roll account In the bank. When the building has progressed to the point where a first mortgage can be drawn, this is done and the* Columbia Securities Company accepts the mortgage. The builder then cam pay off this obligation in a way that is convenient to him. No Risks The Columbia company handles applications for financing homes promptly. It takes no hazardous risks and permits no builder to make an excessive investment that Is not dictated by the best business Judgment. Officers of the Columbia Securities Company are: President. Ben Sagalosky; vice president/ I. F. Mier; treasurer, M. Horowitz, and secretary, R. A. Kurtz.'

HAMILTON TO AID LEMCKE CAMPAIGN >* Quits Mayoralty Race — To Many Experts, Lucius O. Hamilton, local * cigar manufacturer, who has withdrawn from the Republican race for mayoralty nomination,' today indicated he would support Ralph A. Lemcke as against John Duvall of the George V. Coffin faction of the Republican party. Hamilton said he entered the race in more or less of a joke, and that h‘e had decided politics had become a highly expert profession in Indianapolis and there was no chance for a man to win without one of the two organizations behind him. Hamilton said he did not favor the city manager plan, but scored the two political machines. “One is supported by the city government and the other by the State and county government. The taxpayers are maintaining these organization and it is impossible to figure what It Is -ostlng them,” he said. Mine*'* Death Expected Bu Times special BOONVTLLE, Ind., March 11.— Death of Robert Martin. 27. miner, was expected today. Hr was crushed in an accident in the Sunlight Coal Company stripping plant Tuesday. Dogs Under Quarantine Bu Times Special HAGERSTOWN. Ind., March 11. —All dogs are under quarantine here today, result of the death of a horse from rabies. The animal is said to have been bitten by a dog. Zoercher In Minnesota Phi/Ip oercher. State tax commissioner, was to discuss this Indiana plan of levy control before the Minnesota Legislature today. He will address a session of the Minnesota House Thursday afternoon.

unseasonable weather for construction work, the company kept its plant in operation and continued to turn out a steady production of cement building blocks. The blocks have become seasoned and are

ELKS CLUBHOUSE SUPPLIED WITH FINESTHAROWARE Russwin Make Provided by Vonnegut Hardware Company, When the Indianapolis Lodge No. 13. B. P. O. Elks, selected Russwin hardware for the neW $1,500,000 clubhouse at Meridian and Bt. Clair Sts., the building was placed In a class with the finest structures In America In the matter of builders’ hardware used. The Russwin hardware Is one of the leading lines, and Is recognized as a quality product. The Vonnegut Hardware Company, one of the oldest established business houses in Indianapolis, supplied all the new hardware. This Included door latches, locks, knobs and escutcheons of the well-known Russwin make. Vonnegut’s was called upon to supply this part of the building equipment because this company carries complete lines of the things that were needed to finish the \*Jlks building. Emblematic hardware is used for some of the, door fixtures of the Elks club home, a decorative Elk head being embossed into the doorknob and standing out in relief. The outside entrances on Meridian and St. Clair Sts. have more prominent Elk heads standing out above the latches. Russwin hardware also has been furnished by the Vonnegut company for the Fletcher Savings and Trust building, the Claypool, Severin. the Federal building and the Marat

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jfellotoSfjip ot draper Daily Lenten Bible reading and meditation prepared for commission , on evangelism of Federal Cpuncil of Churches of Christ in America.

WEDNESDAY Good Among Men Read Lk. 7:11-17. Tut: 7:16. God hath visited his people. MEDITATION—God has given us much both within our own mner lives and in the world about us to remind us of Himself. There are deep in all men “Intimations of immortality” and a reaching out for kinship with the Great Spirit that rules the Universe. We know He is by the testimony of our own souls. In the world about us how often are we reminded of Him. Earth with its thousand voices praises God; the height of mountains calls the soul to reach upward; the broad sweep of the sea invites the soul to widen its horizon and to these voices of nature our spirit relponds. Jesus came revealing the God of our own souls and of the Universe as a Father, infinite in love aad mercy, God was in Christ renewing and comforting the souls of men. In Christ. God visited His people in a new way that we might have a saving knowledge of our Father in heaven. ' PRAYER —Eternal God, we are ever thankful that thou did st reveal Thyself in Jesus Christ. We would always think of Thee and love Thee as the Father Eternal. Let us walk with sure and kindly fellowship with The and all Thy children. Amen. (Copyright, 1925, by F. L. Fogley) FOUR KILLED IN CRASH Three Injured When Auto Runs In Front of Filer. Bu United Press DOWAGIAC, Mich., March 11.— Roy Wlnchel drove his automobile

ready for delivery. The picture shows a part of the Helm-Lewis plant at Fourteenth and Fall Creek, and a portion of the advance supply of cement blocks for spring delivery to the building Industry.

Theater. This same brand of hardware Is being furnished by Vonnegut’s for the new hotel addition of the French Lick Springs Hotel. The Pennsylvania Hotel in New York, largest hotel In the world, and the new Army and Navy building In Washington, largest office building In the world, are equipped with Russwin hardware. Vonneguts supplied the Elks Club with Von Duprin self-releasing fire exit latches, an Invention of Carl J. Prinzler of Indianapolis, who Is head of the builders hardware department of Vonnegut’s, the Cutler mailing system and materials for the kitchen of the club, Including the aluminum ware and other kitchen utensils. SIO,OOO Fire at Kokomo Bv United Preen KOKOMO, Ind., March 11.—Thirty automobiles were damaged by a fire in the Henry Mortzolf garage here early today. The building was saved and most of the autos were removed before they had been badly damaged. Loss was estimated at SIO,OOO.

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into the path of an east bound Michigan Central flier about midnight last night. Four companions were instantly killed. Two others are in a critical condition. Wlnchel is suffering from severe shock and cuts about the face. The dead: Frank powers, 21; Russell Powers, 19; Ross Wilson, 17, and Marvin Taylor, 17. Charles Marshall, 21, had both legs broken and Is suffering Internal injuries. Basil Carpenter was hurt internally. The flier, catapulted the machine 300 feet.

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E. E. ELLIOTT TO TALK Purdue President Will Address Men’s Club FYiday. Dr. Edward C. Elliott, president of Purdue ITunl varsity. will speak at the monthly meeting Os the Men’s Club of the First Presbyterian Church Friday night. The address will follow a dinner at 6:30. In| the church parlors, N. Delaware and Sixteenth Sts. A number of Purdue Alumni will attend. Dr. Elliott's subject will be "Scraps From a Professorial Note Pook.”

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