Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1925 — Page 22

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MOTOR BUSSES COVER INDIANA HIGHWAYS WELL Sixteen Routes From City on 88 Per Cent of State Roads. The mushroom motor bus industry ha3 reached the approximate point of saturation, and other lines to be rtarted will connect only short gaps in the system, and extend old routes, *ccording to Ted C. Brown, secretary treasurer of the Indianapolis Motor Bus Terminal Company. With sixteen routes now radiating from Indianapolis, 88 per cent,of the roads improved by the highway commission are covered by the automotive form of transportation, Brown said. Volume of business rather than

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competition will determine bus fares, under control of the Moorhead bus regulatory law, which places motor passenger common carriers under jurisdiction of the public service commission, according to Brown. The line to Ft. Wayne is the longest out of Indianapolis at present from the Indianapolis terminal, running 125 miles, while the bus to Cincinnati is a close second with a length of 120 miles. Direct line to Louisville is the next possibility, Brown said. DAYLIGHT SAVINGS UP La Porte May Vote on Question at May Primary Bu Times Bvecial LA PORTE, Ind., April 3.—Widespreat Interest has be.: aroused by a movement to obtain daylight saving for this city. City council will be asked to make the change at its next meeting, but present indications are the councilmen will “pass the buck” and order the proposition voted on at the primary election May 5. >

Tragedy Stalks Past Office Sad Stories Bared to Mrs. Flood, County Support Clerk.

E r "—"I VERY day scores of men, women and children file past Mrs. Grace Flood, county support clerk, either to pay or receive alimony or wife or children support allowances. Rich and poor they all come with the same question “Is there anything her for me'.'” or “I want to income money.” Written upon the face of each is the story of a broken or deserted home. An elderly'gray haired woman came for the second time in two weeks to get support money for her two children, a boy and a girl. “To think it should come to this.” she sobbed as she s gned her name for the $lO allowance. This woman, whose face indicated

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■he had not always been unhappy, had lived with her husband for twentty years. Then like a bolt from the sky he deserted her :.nd their children. He is a merchant with a growing business. The matter was finally thrashed out in Juvenile * Court and the father ordered to support his children. FISHERMEN WILL MEET Walton League to Hear Chicago Speaker Tonight. Dr. Preston Bradley of Chicago address the Izaak Walton League of America at 8 p. m. tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on outdoor life. Several films on hunting and fishing will be shown. No admission fee will be charged. Dr. Bradley is pastor of the peoples Church, Chicago, and is in authority on out-door life. Son Is Given Farm Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., April 3. Will of Mrs. w. A. Walnwright, probated Thursday afternoon, bequeathed a farm of 120 acres, valued at $40,000 to her son. L. M. Wainwright, president of the Diamond Chain Company of Indianapolis.

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ARGUES FOR RETRIAL Attorney Says Convicted Mexican Didn’t Understand Case. Charging inability to complete a transcript of evidence because of perpetual drunkenness of a former reporter of the Lake County Court, Julius Puente, Chicago attorney, sought Thursday in oral argument before the State Supreme Court to gain a retrial for Joe Castro. Mexican, now a writing electrocution at the State Prison Tor murder of an East Chicago policeman. He also said Catsor had no attorney In trial and that he had no understanding of the case when he was asked to plead Castro was recorded as pleading not guilty. U. S. Lesh, former attorney general for Indiana as attorney for the State objected to Puente's testimony as extraneous. Court OfHrwr Sought LA PORTE, Ind., April 3.—County Council of La Porte County will be asked for an appropriation of $3,000 to hire a Juvenile court officer.

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