Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 290, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1925 — Page 11

FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1925

TAKE INFORMATION MAN FOR PROPHET / * Richter Tells ’Em When He Knows and Advises ’Em When He Doearvi.

Talk about answering a. million questions! J. W. Richter, 621 E. Morris St., has answered 27,200,000 of them In the last twenty years. He's the head man at the information window in the Union Station. He does nothing but answer questions eight hours a. day. They average 700 an hour. It takes the patience of a Job and the wisdom of Socrates to run an information bureau in a railroad station. But Richter, after a score of years, still is smiling. The usual question, of course, is: "What lime does the train leave for So and So?" "That will be asked ninety-nine times to one of any other kind of quetslons," said Richter. “However, there have been times when people ask strange things. "One time a young lady came rushing up to the window. ‘"Could you tell me where the remains of Christopher Columbus have their final resting place?’ she inquired breathlessly. “‘I don’t know, lady. You could probably find out at the public library,’ I told her. " ‘Well, you see, we have this question up in our debating society, and T want to be fortified with the facts. Good day, sir!’ and away she went. - ’ FI very now and then some easterner wants to know if there are many Indians and buffalos around Indianapolis. Rome of them are joking, but some are not, Richter sa^d. "Could you tell me, did the South-

Deer Creek Lure to Fisher Deep Waters of Carroll County Stream Are Popular.

Bearing the reputation of housing a big fish every foot, Deer Creek, in Carroll County, in years past has proved itself more than a transient lure to the peregrinatory angler. Deep and still, Its waters seldom stirred except by ths darts of hungry bass in quest of food, the stream is ideal in Its charm. From its mouth at the Wabash River south of Delphi to its source in Cass County, the stream follows a winding course through bramble and wood, canyon and del!. The usual run of Indiana fish are found between its banks, but they invariably are just a trifle larger than can be found elsewhere. One of the choice spots In Deer Creek can be reached from Indianapolis by automobile in two hours. Follow State Rd. 6 to Lebanon, and 44 to Rossville. From Rossvllle take one of the county roads directly north to Deer Creek. Os interest to the week-end angler is information from the State conservation department that game wardens have been instructed not to arrest persons for fishing on Sundays. Reports have been current the department had ordered arrest of Sunday fishers because of an interpretation of an old “blue law.” “But he sure you have your fishing license,” the departments warns.

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Men’s Athletic Union Suits— Values to 59c. Special—--43^

BOYS’ CANVAS GLOVES Special for Saturday—

LADIES’ MERCERIZED HOSE —Of fine quality. A 59c value. In black qa or cordovan OUC MEN’S BELTS —A 50c value. Special for Satur- i o day liC ONE LOT ASSORTED COL-LARS—AII-brands. q Special MEN’S CREPE SOLE OXFORDS—In new fans and new shapes. A $6.00 value. As Special for Saturday. vD ONE LOT LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S OXFORDS AND PUMPS— rf* i /xjx Special fo r Saturday. <]) 1• UU ONE LOT LADIES’ SHIRTWAISTS, CHEMISE PETTICOATS, ETC. —Special for Saturday. Values QC to SI.OO Jt)C BOYS’ NECKBAND SHIRTS —Slightly soiled. Value op* to SI.OO. Special at LtO C

SPECIAL MIXED HARD CANDY —Regularly selling for 15c. per pound. Two pounds only to the customer. While our supply £ lasts, the pound DC

ern arrive in Cincinnati this morning on time?” was another question asked Richter by a lady. " ‘I couldn’t say, lady, it usually does,’ I told her,” said the information head. "T wonder if there is any way I could get in touch with the conductor on the Southern train. I wonder if he saw anything of my daughter, May. She was coming from Oneida, Tenn.” "Well, I couldn't say, lady.’’ Another time a young man hurried up. and inquired how long it would take a letter to get to Parker, Ariz. Three days, he was told. "I guess I better send a telegram.” he said. "We got twin boys at our house, and I don’t want to keep the news from the folks three days," was his remark.

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BOYS’ BLUE CHAMBRAY SPORT SHIRTS —A special value A £ for .4bC CHILDREN S MERCERIZED SOCKb —2sc values. Special for -t /\ Saturday IUC BOYS’ UNION SUITS Medium weights. Special for Saturday mDC CARTERS CHILDREN’S VESTS - Sizes Ito 7. Values up to 75c. Q A Special for Saturday DUC BOYS’ BLUE OVERALLS Well made and hard wearing. Special A for Saturday 4UC ONE LOT MEN’S SOILED SHIRTSAU sizes. Values up to $2.00. 7IY Special for Saturday f UC BOYS’ WOOL KNEE PANTS- -Sizes H to 10, $1.29 value. Special CC for Saturday ODC MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS -Sells regular for $5.00. Special for QC Saturday only DD/D

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New Gasoline Station to Be Opened Soon

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ml 1 E SIOO,OOO service station of the Plaza Oil Company, now under construction at 122 E. Maryland St., is said by N. E. Carter, president of the company, to be the largest of its kind In the world. The station has capacity for thirty medium-sized cars at once for crank case service and has

New Plaza Oil Station on E. Maryland St.

fourteen gasoline pumps. It will ba opened In about three weeks. Rehlnd the service station the company has a parking space for cars, surrounded by & high brick fence. The Plaza company is an Indian apolls concern organized last September. It is Just completing a fourteen-pump filling station In

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BOYS’ KHAKI AND MOLESKIN KNEE PANTS An extra value for CC/ Saturday mt.ODC MEN’S COTTON HOSE—Blue, gray or tan. Special *1 for Saturday • • I C MEN’S 2 AND 4 POCKET SWEATERS A special Qp* value for Saturday UDC BOYS’ PERCALE BLOUSES —Special for Satur- QT day DDC 3 for 81.00 CHILDREN’S PLAY SUITS— Blue and white stripes. Hf\ Special for Saturday^ ... I 5/C LADIES’ COTTON HOSE— Regular 25c quality. q Special for Saturday ...,15/C

MEN’S HEAVY WORK SHOES— Regular $2.50 value. (h • Special for Saturday only.DlsUf

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WAVE LENGTHS SCARCE Hcarst Chain May Ik Cnahle to Obtain Assignment. Bit Time* Svrcial WASHINGTON, April 17.—Promoters of the William Randolph Hearst scheme for erecting a chain of broadcasting stations throughout the country have been warned by the Department of Commerce that they will do so at the risk of being unable to obtain wave lengths for them. At present every class B wave length already has been assigned and there is a waiting list long enough to occupy all vacancies for some time to come. War pensions now are costing Great Britain about $200,000,000 a year less than in 1920, because of the remarriages of war widows.

SOCIAL CLUB GIVES PLAY “My Wild Irish Rose” lo Be Presented Twice Sunday. The Church of the Assumption Social Club will present “My Wild Irish Rose." with Miss Bessie Daly in the leading role, in Assumption

***s*, * Week-End WlWfflr Reduced Fare —to— CINCINNATI, $4.00 DECATUR, ILL., $5 SPRINGFIELD, ILL., $6 BOUND TRIP EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Returning Sunday or Monday. Ticket. Oood on All Train.. For Ticket, or Information, Call on City Ticket Office. !W W. Ohio M., Circle 4000. Union Station Ticket Office, MAIn *307.

Hall, 1105 BlaJne Ave., Sunday afternoon and evening. The Rev. John Riedinger is direct* ing the play. In the cast are Dawrence Daly, William Ward, Richard Brooke, Peter Abel, Lawrence Fanning, Anges Hlrth, Catherine Gaighan. Lois Unvresaw, Mae Schreiner and Catherine Patterson.

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