Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1925 — Page 10

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CITY WON’T PAY BILL FOB WALET Plan Commission Must Revise Expense Accounts. Items for valets and potters, charged in expense accounts of members of the city plan commission who attended the recent national conference at New York, must be removed before city will authorize payment, Joseph L. Hogue, city controller, said today. Mayor Shank said five expense accounts of commission members were not excessive, since they covered one week. Expense accounts (lied to date are: Gustave G. Schmidt, $165.53: J. W. Atherton. $164.78; Prank C. Llngenfelter, city engineer, $160.43; Albert M. Maguire, $151.60, and Thomas L. Dillon, $140.60. KOKOMO IS SELECTED Congregational Conference In Session at Ft. Wayne. Bv Time Special FT. WAYNE, Ind., May 14.—Indiana Conference of the Congregational Church will meet at Kolconto next year, according to action taken in annual session here. Officers elected. Auditor, E. 1., Danner, Kokomo; trustees, A. 13. Burry, Ft. Wayne, and A. D. Hits. Indianapolis; bureau of State work, the Rev. W. I. Caughran, Indianapolis, and Mrs. C. J. Buchanan, Indianapolis; bureau of benevolences, the Rev. Robert M. Pratt, East Chicako, and E. L. Darner, Kokomo, trustee Anti-Saloon Leeague, the Rev. Thomas Gray, Franklin; commissioner of status of ministry, A. G. Burry, Ft. Wayne. R. O. T. C. Is Inspected Indianapolis R. O. T. C. units were inspected Thursday by Major R. E. O'Brien, 6th Corps Area Inspector. Honor unit ratings will be awarded by the -inspector. Two honor school ratings are awarded to each corps vrea. During the past year Arsenal Technical High School was one of he honor schools.

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TRAVELERS’ NOTICE! Trains Depart from Indianapolis Traction Station ANDERSON DIVISION . •4:45, **6:oo, J7:00, **8:00, *9:00, *10:00, *11:00 A. M., **12:00 Noon and *1:00, *2:00, *11:00, **4:oo, :00 **6:oo, *7:00, *9:00 and **ll :30 P. M TIPTON DIVISION ••5:00, *7:00, **8:00, *9:00, *10:00, *ll :00 A. M., **12:00 ft Noon and *1:00, *2:00, *3:00, **4:oo, *5:00, **s:ls, ••6:00, *7:00, *9:00 and **11:30 P. M. NEWCASTLE DIVISION ••4:30, **6:oo, **8:00, *10:00 A. M. **12:00 Noon and •*2 ;00 **4:oo, **G :00, **B:3o and **ll :30 P. M. Ft. Benjamin Harrison Division tt 6:00, 6:00, 7:00, 9:30, 11:30 A. M. and 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 6:30, 6:30, 7:30, 10:00, 11:00 P. M. and 12:00 Mid. All Locals. * Limited Trains. * Express Trains. *• Local Trains, ft Annulled Sunday. Phone MA In 4500-4501 For Detailed Information Union Traction Cos. of Indiana ARTHUR W. BRADY, Receiver

Hoosier Briefs

SMC Ti HUTTO was peevish when Police Chief Coleman of Tipton towed his auto into a ghrage, arid invited the chief to throw away his gun and fight it out man to man. Coleman did an# Hutto soon yelled quits. Ernest' R. Boiler of Van Buren, Grant County, has been named ed-itor-in-chief of the Purdue University Debris, year book. Merle Hoback, Tipton paper hang er, faces blindness. His eyes were poisoned by gilt from wall paper. Marion is thrilled over a coming lot auction. Mayor Shank of Indianapolis, will be auctioneer. Seventy six seniors will receive diplomas at the Clinton High School, largest class in history. Bloomington baseball fans aVe sad. Cherry Hill baseball park will be cut into lots June 1. ILVA OHL of Rossville has dug up bones of a masto-fc-i 11 J don on hi-s farm. A year ago he found a tooth. Frank Jackson says he’s the first Decatur County farmer to flnih plowing his corn crop. Wabash board of works members say Patrolman Ernest Carrouthers is a heck of a shot. They say Carrouthers aimed at a dog and shot a tire on city auto full of holes. Carrouthers is looking for the dog to prove an alibi. Greensburg farmers are hearing the "toot toot" of the famous “Cannonball” on the Big Four Railroad again. Ancient train wa<s called back into service when a gasoline motor got temperamental. Home of Mr. and Mrs. A\ >hie Butt burned at Wabash. It had stood in the same spot for eightysix years. Charles Poett. Terre Haute cook is a poor provider, his wife alleges Poett was sentenced to the Indiana State Farm for failure to provide for her and her seven children.

HP T® HELP ‘HIGH’ STUDENT? Pettis Scholarship of $6,000 Announced. High school students, who are threatened with possibility of being forced to leave school because of financial conditions, will be assisted by a $6,000 scholarship fund an nounced today' by the Indlanapoli; Foundation. Donation will be known as the Pettis Scholarship Fund in honor of Alphonso P Pettis, retired met chant, who contributed more than $300,000 to Indianapolis Foundation. W. A. Hacker, head of the dt partment of school attendance of public schools, will direct distribution of funds to students recom mended as l>eneflciaries by their principals and teachers. Indianapolis Foundation trustees who approved the scholarship fund are: .1. K. Lilly, chairman; Mgr. Francis H. Gavisk, Henry H. Hornbrook. Henry W. Hennett, G. A Efroymson and Louis H. Levey Scholarship fund also was indotby education committtee of Chat her of Commerce. NEW MORTUARY PLANNED Two Story Building to Cost S160,0(H), City Told Board Erection of a modern mortuary costing about $160,000 on South Fall Creek driveway west of Meridian St., is planned by Planner and Buchanan, Inc., funeral directors. Charles J. Buchanan, president, submitted plans for the two-story brick structure to the city plan com mission Wednesday.

Meetings Here Thursday Traffic Club luncheon. Severin. 'Advertising Club luncheon. Claypool. Auxiliary to B. of L-. F. and E. meeting. Denison. N. A. S. A., 8 p. m. Denison. Indiana Central College dinner. Lincoln. Council of Social Legislation luncheon. Lincoln. University of Wisconsin luncheon. Lincoln. Ddlta Kanpa Epsilon luncheon. Lincoln. Indiana Lumfc jrmen’s Retail Association luneneon. Severin. S. A. E. dinner. Severin.

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Communists Are Raided Hit United Press ROME. May 14.—Searching Rome for communist plotters, police early today raidA two clandestine meetings, seized a quantity of documents and pamphlets and made twelve arrests. Plans for communist organizations were discovered.

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BRIDGE OPENING SET Approximate Cost of Ten Structures to Be $5160.000. The State highway commission will open bids May 26 for the construction of ten bridges, approximate cost of which will be about $160,000. The structures a.re: Three in Madison county on State Rd. 37: one in Delaware county on Rd. 37; one in Grant county on Rd. 11; turn in Wayne county on Rd. 34; one in Benton count? on Rd. 10, and two in Montgomery county on Rd. 33. FLIGHT INTERRUPTED Argentine Hound the Worid Aviator Forced Back to Kobe. Ifu United Prra TOKIO, May 14—Maj. Petro Zarfni, Argentine aviator, xvho is planning to continue his world flight by crossing the Pacific via the Kuriles Islands, left Kobe shortly before noon today to bring his plane to Kasumiguara Bay, outside Tokio. Somethin!- happened en route and the airman returned to Kobe, where his machine is reported to have overturned. The plane apparently Is still available for the flight.

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HEARING SET FOR MAY 23 Greensburg Water Company to Go Before Commission. Officials of the Greensburg Water Company will appear before the public service commission May 23 to present figures on the company's income under a rate schedule in force since Dec. 12. 1924. The rates are based on a commission valuation of $225,000. reduced from a former valuation of $310,000 when the city

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