Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 300, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1925 — Page 3

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HEftlS HUES STREET AFTER LATE PRESIDENT \ Ebert Honored When Budapester Strasse Is Changed. Till United Presn BERLIN, April 29—The capital of the German Reich has now a Friedrich Ebert street, named after the late president. It is near the Reichstag where he experienced his first political triumps. The decision to name a 'street in Berlin after Ebert was reached after much heckling and bickering among the city fathers of the various parties, of which there are in Berlin city hall even more varieties than in the Reichstag. Finally the morion of the socialist to rename Budapester street, which is in the heart of that city, * leading from Rotsdamer Plntz lo the Brandenburg Gate, was rechristened once more. Its original nnme was Koenigr-K--ra9tzer street in memory of the Prussian's victory over the Austrians nt i'Coei'iggraetz in Bohemia in 1866. . This name was changed over night into Budapester street when FVanz i Joseph, Emperor of Austria, came [to visit Berlin, and from the PotsI darner station to the Brandenburg Gate had to pass through that street.

I FEDERAL BANK MOVE REVIVED Would Eliminate Exchange Through Chicago. Revival of a to secure a Federal Reserve for Indianapolis has been discussed in banking circles, George J. Marott, shoe dealer, said today. § “Indianapolis deserves and should have a Federal Reserve Bank. If a city like Louisville has one, we should also,’’ Marott said. Such a banking house would greatly aid Indianapolis banks, it is said. At present all such business is done through Chicago. An effort was made to secure a depository here more than a year ago when Felix M. McWhirter was president of the Chamber of Commerce. Frank D. Stalnaker, president Indiana National Bank, was a member of a committe which asked the Chicago board for an auxiliary.

DUVALL TELLS OF PROPOSAL |Says Shank Offered to Back Him in Race. Far from soliciting: the aid of Mayor Shank and William H. Artnitage in the city primary, it was the other way, around today, declared John D. Duvall, candidate for Republican nomination for mayor. Mayor Shank Tuesday said Duvall tried to get his support. “Mayor Shank was sick at home. Rill Armitage said Dew wanted to Bee me,"j said Duvall. “It was just nfter Armitage had his falling out with Charlio Jeviett and other supporters of Ralph A. Lemcke. Much to my surprise, the two wanted to get behind my candidacy, and offered the support of the city hall machine. “I told them I didn't want their support, and that endeds it, as far as I was concerned. Not long after that they effected a reconciliation with Jewett and Remcke.” GYPSY IS CONSISTENT Proves Bad Luck Prediction, Then Police “Pinch" Her. A gypsy fortune teller told Ernest Giguere, a building contractor of Detroit, Mich., that this would be a bad year for him, and, by way of giving him a sample of his forthcoming luck, she picked his pocket of S4O. Giguere appeared an hour later at headquarters to make a com"plaint. He said he was on his way to the county building to pay his taxes and that the sitting in r doorway, lured him inside to have his fortune told. When he came out the tax money had vanished. Sergeant George Ludwig went to the place with Giguere, who identified Catherine Steve as the seeress with the nimble fingers. She was arrested on a charge of grand larceny.

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TWENTY-FOUR LESSONS IN PIANO PLAYING—SECOND LESSON: B MINOR

SECOND SERIES Copyright, 1920, by W. Scott Grove, Scranton, Pa. Lesson No. 2. Having pprferlwl yourself In Ijessnn No. 1 of this course of twenty-four lessons, the second lesson of the series is herewith presented. It is similar in form and theory to the ttrst lesson, but embodies

Key of B Minor relafive of D Major I c# D * F e A B -■ , jb t

Ex-Marine Here in Health Hike Gassed in Action, Walks 60,000 Miles to Live.

When William Essner, of Canton, Ohio, who fought with the Sixth Marine at Chateau Thierry, was discharged from the naval hospital at Washington physicians said his only chance for health was to remain in the open. He had been gassed in action. Essner took the advice seriously and that is why he is in Indianapolis this week after having covered fit),ooo miles on foot or riding when "lifts” were offered by friendly tourists. He obtained signatures of Governor Jackson and Mayor Shank to add to testimonio.ls of his visit to forty-three State eapitols. Hiking was adopted as a pastime by Essner in 1022. He has been received by President Coolidge and President Cal Ids of Meiico. During one tour he visited tin 1 farm of John C. Coolidge, father of Che president, and helped sow oats for several days to pay for his board and room. Essner wo - ’ as lie rambles over the country. He came here from Frankfort, Ky., and intends to leave at the end of this week to visit States untouched in the wanderings.

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WILL PROPOSE PENSION FUND State Postal Workers Hear Congressman Talk. Fight for a pension fund bill for postal employes at the next session of Congress was promised Tuesday night by Congressman M. Clyde Kelly, joint author of the postal salary increase bill, at a mass meeting in Cadle Tabernacle. “I am proud to say, there has never been a blot on the shield of the postal service,’’ said Kelly. “It is one of our greatest departments of government.’’ More than four thousand Indiana postal employes attended the meeting in celebration of their salary increase. Kelly was Introduced by Leo George of Chicago, president of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks. He was welcomed by Congressman Ralph Updyke of Indianapolis. Other speakers were Albert E. Hall, Victor W. Martin. E. J. Gainor and William M. Collins. The Tabernacle program was broadcast by WFBM, radio station. Race Suicide Town LONDON, April 29.—The village of Salcombe, Devonshire, claims to have the lowest birth-rate of any town In the world. It is only half the death-rate.

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