Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1925 — Page 31

FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925

AIR MAIL WILL BE TRIED OUT HERE MONDAY Test Plane From New Orleans to Chicago Is Scheduled. The feasibility of establishing an air mall route between New Orleans, La., and Chicago, with Indianapolis as a regular stop will be tried out Monday, according to Postmaster Robert H. Bryson. A test plane, en route from New Orleans to Chicago will stop here, Bryson said. The plane will be in charge of Lieut. Vincent Meloy and Capt. Herbert Fox, both of the 105th Aero Squadron. The trial flight is being fostered by citizens of Nashville, Tenn., headed by Postmaster W. J. Callaghan. Proposed Route The proposed route is from New Orleans to Montgomery, Ala., Birmingham, Ala., Nashville, Tenn., Louisville, Ky., Indianapolis, and Chicago. The route, when established, would probably permit a flying time of about ten hours, but the. trial flight will take longer, Bryson said. The test plane will leave New Orleans at 6 a. m. Monday and is expected to land at the Ft. Harrison flying field in mid-afternoon. A bag of mail will be made up at the Indianaoplis office and dispatched via the plane to Chicago, provided postal authorities at Washington will authorize the shipment, Bryson said. Not Much Saving If the route is established it will not mean a very great saving in time between Indianapolis and Chicago, Bryson said. But it will save considerable time on mail from Indianapolis to New Orleans. Just how much time will be saved cannot be estimated until the schedule is worked out.

Axminster or Wool Velvet Rugs Genuine 9x12 Seamed and Seamless GOLD SEAL . _ We are at a loss to know why ConS£ol©Um Rlf§S $00.95 the factor y calls them “sec-/-#S== on ds.” To our rug expert they C7C ■■l seem to be without a flaw in " f erp= weave, pattern or coloring. pyirrrjra Nevertheless we offer .them for tomorrow at ~ this factory close-out price. We have them in rich oriental, floral and all-over designs and ) O striking combinations of blues, tans, taupes ami *jO Q Beautiful Tapestry 7Y 2 x9 $6.15 Rag Rugs Brussels Rug cwq *7 on 24x48 no Inches /0C and. 7 9x10V2 $8.20 Just a few at th*.. special q v io *q /ic price. Clean, bright, bril- Beautiful soft color and .ipt/.HO liantly colored rag rugs. I distinctive pattern. 9x15 $11.78

Wl . JBT ea l Easter Special WA for the Children 79c /or Made of REAL PLUSH and not ordinary I £^ t ' r flannel. Here is a fine Easter doll for your l -v PL j youngster. Soft, shiny, lustrous bodies. J fS J Take your choice, a bunny doll with either (L fr fl a rabbit’s head or a regular doll’s face. ToGenorous In Size —Over 1 Foot Tall UIOXTOW.-lS ,V OUr last ChtUlCO.

Lawn Mowers $4.98 .^2; and up ij|gTCM^§l Strong and sturdily built with smooth T&aalsZrrunning, keen-cutting blades; plain or ball Cash or Easy bearing. Payments

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Left) taJttghti Robert, Frank and Marvin Griffith.

Thank® to*fhv<flremeivof Pumi> er Company 29, Shelby and -Kelly Sts., Easter x)QI mean new spring clothes to tho children of Mrs. Edith Griffith,.,l73l Southern Ave. A collection has been taken by firemen there among neighbors and friends of Mrs. Griffith, and enough obtained to buy clothes for

5,288 VISITS REPORTED Public Health Nursing Association Directors Meet. Public Health Nursing Association workers made a total of 5,288 visits during March, 452 of w r hich were in behalf of crippled children, it was

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Robert 6, Frank 8 and Frances 12, her four children. Firemen say the stepfather of the children deserted Mrs. Griffith in Texas several years ago. She returned to this city. Since the holidays they have been in serious need, as Mrs. Griffith was unable to do much work. Firemen have cooked meals at the station house for the children.

reported at a directors’ meeting on Wednesday at the Fletcher Savings and Trust Bank. Mrs. Henry B. Heywood presided. Association nurses cared for 119 r.ewly born babies during the month. Offices of the association have been moved from the Baldwin building to 323326 K. of P. building.

Our Mammoth Department at Your Service With Extraordinary , Reductions tor Easter Week-End

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