Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1925 — Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY 21,1925

UNION INDORSES SHANK’S STAND V Will Back Mayor in Elevation * Controversy. Stand of Mayor Shank and the board of works that Indianapolis Union Railway Company ~ v> nujd pay costs of Belt Railroad brings' over "White River, was indorsed in resolution adopted by White River Lodge 161, of the Indianapolis Association of Machinists at meeting Wednesday night. “We shall assist their efforts in any way possible by public appearance and otherwise and our delegate shall report our action to the Central Labor Union,” the resolution read. Bridge, necessitated under flood prevention plans, will cost approximately $1,500,000‘. Indianapolis Union Railway is seeking to force payment to be borne 45 per cent by city, 45 per cent by county and 10 per cent by benefittod property owners. UNION CHURCH SERVICE Ascension day and the sixteen hundredth anniversary of the adoption of the Nicene creed will be observed by Indianapolis Episcopal churches at a union service at 8 tonight at Christ Church, Monument Circle, , - Great News for Everybody! I Milk of magnesia and pure mineral oil have now been successfully combined. This triumph of modern Science is great news for all who suffer from aqid (sour) stomach and indigestion—the evil effects of acidosis and constipation. The name of this perfect emulsion is Haley’s Magnesia-Oil—regis-tered under United States Government patent. You will welcome It if you are ever afflicted with heartburn and belching, have that dark brown taste in the morning, or see black specks dancing before your eyes. Stop at your druggist’s today and get a bottle of Haley’s M-O. Start taking it tonight. It will fix you up In no time —for Haley’s goes straight to the seat of the trouble. Take all you need of it. Give it to the children—they like it. There is nothing harmful in Haley's M-O. Only an easy-acting, pleasant emulsion—pure mineral oil to lubricate the Intestines, pure milk of magnesia to counteract and neutralize the acids. All druggists. Large family size, SI.OO. The Haley M-O Company, Indianapolis, Ind.

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125 Upholstered Chairs To Be Closed Out At Give-Away Prices!

One Lot Will Go While They Last at $'7 : 95 Others at $9.75 $15.75 $19.75 $24.75

All are Floor Samples or have been slightly used, but are in fine condition for use in any living room.

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Left to Right—Miss Vivian Stevenson, Miss Margaret Hoi da way. Miss Dorcas Rock.

Did you know it only cost 20 cents to clothe a Grecian maiden? Butler University co-eds found this out when they prepared to take parts as Grecian maids in the annual May day festival to be given Saturday on the college campus. The total cost of all the costumes used by these students would hardly be enough to start a savings account in any bank. Ma-

WILBUR TO VISIT CITY Secretary of Navy Will Inspect Summer Camp Here. Curtis D. Wilbur, secretary of the navy, will inspect the summer naval camp at Riverside Park this summer. Camp Shank will open June 15. Capacity of the third annual camp .will be 200. Lieut. P. F. Knachel, of Ninth regiment, will be in command and Ensign Paul M. Akin executive secretary. Boys from 13 to 18 years old passing physical examination will be given instruction. Nobility at Work CANNES, France, May 21.—Mrs. E. H. Tattersall, who married a son of a British lord, started to work in a dressmaking establishment here within a week after her marriage. Her husband to the employment because his wife desired to do some kind of work.

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terials were purchased by the girls and the garments made in the Butler sewing classes. Miss Margaret Iloldaway, Miss Vivian Stevenson and Miss Dorcas Rock, three of the co-eds, are hoping for a warm cloudy day. For the 20-cent costumes could hardly be expected to shield the wearer front sun burn or keep out the cold winds. May day is an annual affair at

Says Ralph Lee Kin of General FRANKLIN, Ind., May 21. Ralph Lee, held at Knoxville, Tenn., for return here to face trial for the alleged murder of Abner Peek, Indianapolis grocer, in a hold-up, is a direct descendant of Gen. Robert E. Lee, Confederate general, according to Mrs. M. A. Plowman, Lee’s sister, here. She exhibits a family Bible to substantiate her claim.

Jazz Music Too Rowdy .LONDON, May 21.—The Ed nonton urbh.n council has decided to ban ,lazz music from the municipal dances which it supervises, because it believes this kind of music aU tracts a large number of rowdies.

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Butler. A breakfast Is held in the mo'-ndng, a pageant in the afternoon and a dance at'the Claypool in the evening. Miss Mary Patia Carver is the general chairman in charge of the events for the day.

SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT B:3O—FRIDAY!

Repeated by Request—Friday and Saturday Bartlett’s Again Demonstrate the Unusual in Another Sale of Brand New J fSILK DRESSESI II And at That Price, a Choice of II 11^^^More Than 200 Handsome New <ggggggggSSS3BSSSSSSSSSf ... . . .

Meetings Here Friday Butler Ass’n. Banquet. Lincoln. Alpha Delta Pi Dance. Hotel Lincoln. Indiana. Institute Homeopathy meeting. Lincoln. Phi Sigma Delta. Meeting 7:30 p. m. Hotel Lincoln. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Meeting 8 p. m. Lincoln. Young People’s Society Seeond Presbyterian. Dinner and dance. Spink Arms. Indiana Order of Forester State convention. Meeting. Severin. Exchange Club. Luncheon. Lincoln. Optimists Club. Luncheon. Claypool..

MISSING GIRL SOUGHT Relieved Kidnaped by Man Who Wounded Aunt. ft II I'nftrd J’re* WINTHROP, Maine. May 21.—Authorities and hundreds of citizen volunteers early today had found no trace of Miss Aida Hayward, believed to have been kidnaped yesterday. The supposed kidnaping followed the wounding of Miss Hayward’s aunt, Mrs. Emma M. Towns, who was shot by an unknown man at the cottage at Lake Maranacook, where the two were living. The cottage was burned down.

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HOLD-UP FOILED BY NIGHT CLERK Hold-up of the Postal Telegraph office in the Merchants Bank Bldg., 7 8. Meridian St., was foiled eayly today when Charles Walter Jansey, 1351 Shelby St., night man defied the command: “Stick ’em up.” Tansey told police the bandit en-

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tered about 4:30 a. m. and asked him if he were alone. Then pointing a small caliber gun at Tansey, he ordered him to give him the cash. Tansey said the bandit fled when he leaped for the door leading to the lobby of the bank building. David Hunter, Ft. Wayne, Ind., reported men’s and women’s wearing apparel and toilet articles valued at $2,000 were taken from his auto, parked at Illinois and Washington Sts".

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