Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1925 — Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1925

SUBWAY IDEA IS JOSHED BY > WORKSBOARD Bootlegging and Rubber Boot Privileges Asked by Members. Humorous parley over the proposed subways for pedestrians resulted at the meeting of the board of public works Wednesday. Passageways under downtown street Intersections were proposed by William H. Freeman, member of the board, and an order for preliminary plans adopted at a recent meeting. "Good many things "'ill happen before we have the subways,” i 'harles E. Coffin, president, stated. Members of the board joked with Freeman. One member said he would refuse ratification of the plan unless granted the bootlegging privileges while another official said he would like to sell rubber boots on rainy days Further proposal was that the subterranean passages should serve as enclosures in which police could round up burglars and bandits. Freeman held stoutly to the value of his proposal, stating that subways in Washington were effective in making lives of pedestrians safe at crowded comers. Frank C. Lingerfelter, city engineer, who has been instructed by

29-37 North Illinois St. Extraordinary Footwear Specials In Our Great April Stock Readjustment Shoe Sale Low Shoes of Brown and Black Here are styles which formerly sold up to $lO Kid, Black Satin, Tan Calf and and have been marked at a sacrifice only because Black Suede. of incomplete size range. In order to assure every one a satisfactory fitting shoe, several complete new lines have been included in this event. Illustrated are two exclusive QUEEN QUALITY 'v / models which have been “Best Sellers”—these with dozens of other attractive styles are included in this Styles with Short banner event—Friday at FIVE DOLLARS. French Toes and with —Rink’s, street Floor. Medium Length Foreparts.

Announcing A New 18*-Hour Tra in Indianapolis to New York Leaving Indianapolis 2:33 PM Effective April 26 A solid through train of all-Pullman equipment with every modern appointment providing the highest type of railroad service, from Indianapolis, via Pennsylvania R.R.to Philadelphia and New York with through service to Baltimore and Washington. American with observation car, dining car, club car for men with bath; also barber,stenographer,writing desk,valet, ladies’ maid—and all the comforts of a club or hotel. EAST BOUND WEST BOUND Letre Indianapolis 2:33 pm Leave New York 6:05 pm Arrive Baltimore 9:15 am Leave North Philadelphia 7:slpm Arrive Washington 10:20 am Leave Washington 6:30 pm Arrive North Philadelphia 8:21 am Leave Baltimore. 7:30 pm Arrive New York 10t05 am Arrive Indianapolia 1L32 am Five other fast trains leave Indianapolis daily for the East—-7:30 am; 3:05 pm 5:42 pm (The New Yorker); 7:30 pm; 10:00 pm (The Qotham Limited) Information, advance reaervations and ticketa at Pennsylvania Ticket Office, 36 Weit Ohio Street—Phonea Circle 1174 and Circle 1175. Alao at Union Station, or from J. W. Quill, District Passenger Representative, 610 Kahn Bldg.,lndianapolia, Phonea Main 0860 and 8242 J. C. Mdlspaugh, Division Passenger Agent, 6im Kahn Bldg., Indianapolis PENNSYLVANIA 1 1 *

the board to prepare plans for the first of the proposed suDways at intersection of Virginia Ave. and Pennsylvania and Washington Sts., has been unable to find time to start the task, he said.

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| “""IONE cent fine was assessed j at Owensville against RusI sell Llr.xw’ller, 32, charged with assault and battery in the floggings of Fred Jores, 23, who is said to have run away with Llnxmillar’s wife. Mrs. Dan Jurkovich of Clinton refused to appear against her husband in court on a charge of beating her and hitting her in the face with a bottle, which caused a wound that took eight stitches to close. Gary automobile owners no longer can use the city streets for garages. All machines parked on the streets after midnight will be taken to the city bams. An Elm tree on the farm of William Feaster, north of Milford, has a spread of 100 feet. A relic of the good old days at Frankfort is to go. The county commissioners have ordered the hitch rack on the public square tom own. County officials at Richmond and the Wayne Fish and Game Association have started preliminary steps for a second prosecution of the Richmond Light, Heat and Power Com-

pany for alleged pollution of Whitewater River. /■ Celebration of Easter with the first straw hat at Ft. Wayne this season led to the arrest of Curtis Weaver on a drunk charge. The Decatur Industrial Association is to ask the city for more police and better protection. Board ot county commissioners has ordered a large evergreen placed in the courthouse yard to serve as a permanent Christmas tree at Marion. IESIDENTS of Gary are quite talkative. According to a report of the telephone company they average 57,000 calls a day. With an increase in the enrollment of the Sunday school at the Tabernacle Christian Church at Columbus from 400 to over 1.000, a bowling alley in the basement is to be converted into classrooms. AMY LOWELL IS ILL Famous American Poetess Reported Unchanged. Bv Timet Special BOSTON, April 16.—The condition of Miss Amy Lowell, poet and writer, who has been seriously ill at her home in Brookline, was reported as unchanged Wednesday evening. Physicians stated that they expected Miss Lowell's improvement to he slow. Wednesday she was sjtid to be not quite so well, but this was not considered a setback, it was stated.

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