Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1925 — Page 6

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COLD WEATHER 1$ BLAMED FOR GRADING DELAY Not Alibi, but Actual State of Affairs, Mr. Fixit Is Told. Mr. Fixit is your ambassador at the * city hall. He will investigate any complaints in regard to conditions of streets, alleys and other thoroughfares and will ■ try to obtain fast service for you. Write him in care of The Indianapolis Times. Cold weather this spring delayed grading of Indianapolis street several weeks. This it not an alibi, but is the actual state of affairs, according to William Schoenrogg, .chief clerk of the street inspector’s department. For this reason the graders have not arrived on many streets where repairs are needed badly. Mr. Fixit has referred the following letter to Schoenrogg, who will order the grading as soon as possible: Dear Mr. Fixit —Will you please help us to get Sangster Ave graded and oiled? There are two grocery stores in three blocks on this street and the big wholesale trucks use this street altogether. In dry weather we residents have to live behind closed doors and windows to avoid the dust. SANGSTER AVE. RESIDENTS. Dear Mr. Fixit: We, the residents of Central Ave., north of the Canal and residents of Sixth-Third St., urge that our street be oiled at an early date as the dust is unbearable. The streets have all been graded in Warfleigh in the last few weeks. Thanking you for your prompt attention, we are, RESIDENTS OF CENTRAL NORTH OF CANAL AND RESIDENTS OF SIXTYTHIRD ST. Street commissioner's office will oil your district wnen warmer weather comes. Car of oil will be swiflphed at Broad Ripple and distribution made from there. This procedure necessitates waiting until the temperature rises because there are no facilities for heating the oil at Broad Ripple. Dear Mr. Fixit: There are several bad holes at Forty-First St. and Rook wood Ave., in the pavement that is just about three years old. What can he done here to have the citv fix them before they get too bad 7 T. J. McDERMOTT, 4073 Rookwood Ave. Repair "gang will arrive on the scene of action early next week, Otto Smelcer, superintendent of paved roads, promised. Mr. Fixit. Dear Mr. Fixit: What is holding up the pavement on N. Mount St. between Tenth St. and the Speedway Rd? A PROPERTY HOLDER. Disagreement of property owners over paving with asphalt or brick has caused the delay. As soon as they have reached an understanding, the work will no doubt proceed. , Excursion Sunday, May 31 CINCINNATI.. $2.75 Shelbyville .... .65 Greensburg .. . 1.10 Bates ville 1.50 and return. Special train will leave Indianapolis 7 nm.: returning leave Cincinnati 7:15 p. m.. Central Time. City Ticket Office, 24 West Ohio St., and Union Station. BIG FOUR ROUTE

Special Trains Between Union Station and Speedway MAY 30 Running Time 15 Minutes Each Way 34 Cents Round Trip Commencing 7 A. M. .and continuously until crowds have been handled to and from the Race. Special employes’ train leaves Union Station 4:30 A. M. J. W. Gardner, Division Passenger Agent, 34 West Ohio Street

ClftM EXCURSION SUNDAY, MAY 31 Decatur, 111., $2.75 SEE BEAUTIFUL LAKE DECATUR Visit Turkey Run—lndiana State Park —Marshall—$1.35 Train leaves 7 a. m.; returning:, leaves Decatur, 6 p. m. WEEK-END FARES TO ALL POINTS ON C., I. & W. ONE FARE ROUND TRIP . Saturday or Sunday, Returning: Sundae or Monday Tickets or Information Union Station, Phone MAin 4567; 3$ W. Ohio St., Phone Circle

Take Advantage of Our ONE CENT PER MILE WEEK-END ROUND TRIP FARES Minimum, $1 00 Good Going Saturday Noon to 3 P. M. Sunday Good Returning to Last Car Sunday Night TO SUCH POINTS AS Anderson, Muncle, Peru, Wabash, Marion, Lcgansport, Bluffton, Portland, Union City, Winchester, Newcastle, Kokomo, Tipton, Elwood etc. Union Traction Go. of Indiana Arthur W. Brady, Receiver

No Guess Work in Race Timing

™ ouesß worK m Secret Traffic j Cupid Busy in Race Timing Cops Sought j Irish Eleven jjafjll flj ' drivers. fayette. Ind., captain-elect of jl|jk ’Ww? secret policemen to “stop” the year.

Odis Porter and Speedway timing deviee.

Odis Porter and his pet timing device have taken the guess work out of Speedway racing. He catches the time of the drivers down to one-hundredths of a second. So delicate is the machinery

DISA6LED VETS WILL MARCH IN OMAHA PARADE Line of Sightless Men to Procession at Convention. Bu I'nited Cress OMAHA, Neb., May 29.—A line of sigthless men, smiling and confident, members of Blind Veterans’ chapter. Disabled American Veterans of the World War of Atlantic City. N. J., will head the colorful convention parade of the nation’s wounded and disabled world war veterans, Tuesday, June 23, the second day of the fifth annual national convention of the Disabled American Veterans, here, June 22 to 27. Following the blinded veterans will parade the legless and armless, those who have suffered and are still suffering serious internal injuries, and many thousands of other wounded and disabled world war heroes. The division will be headed by National Commander Frank J. Irwin of New York City, wounded wearer of the distinguished service cross, ai\d Past National Commanders and the National Offices of the disabled men’s society. Dr. George Calvert of Syracuse, N. Y., national chief-of-stnff, whose eyes were shot out at Chateau Thierry in the spring of 1918, and Rabbi Aaronsohn of Cincinnati, the blinded national chaplin of the D. A. V. of W. W., whose eyes were destroyed in the Argonne offensive of 1918's summer, when

Secret Traffic Cops Sought Bu I nih and Bring WARSAW. Ind., May 28. The Warsaw city council at the suggestion of Councilman Walter Kinizel is considering action looking to the appointment by the mayor of twentyfive secret volunteer policemen, who will he delegated to rigidly enforce the traffic ordinance here. It is pointed out that speeding is an uninterrupted pasttime on the part of many Warsaw automobile drivers. It would be the duty of the secret policemen to “stop” the violators of the traffic and State automobile laws, report the cases to the mayor, who would summon the violators before him and reprimand or fine them.

that when the cars are traveling as slow as 80 miles an hour it will record boih front and rear wheels. In the old days Speedway returns were like an election, the

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Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe Christian Ministers’ Association recently' elected the Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe, pastor of Olive Branch Christian Church, as president for the coming year.

he was carrying a wounded comrade to safety, will command tho unit of blind veterans marching in the parade. BOND SALES SOUGHT The Wabash Valley Electric Company has applied to the public service commission to Issue and sell $160,000 in bonds, $63,000 in preferred stock and the same amount common stock. The Attica Electric Company has asked to sell $50,000 in bonds, SIB,OOO preferred stock and 1,000 Bha res common stock.

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Cupid Busy in Irish Eleven Bu I nit rd Prrgg SOUTH BEND. Ind., May 29. —Cupid evidently likes to shoot his darts at Notre Dame football captains. Adams Walsh of Hollywood, giant center, and captain of Rockne’s championship Irish eleven last year, was married shortly before Notre Dame went to California last fall. Now Cupid has pierced the heart of Clem Crowe of Lafayette, Ind., captain-elect of the Notre Dame team next year. Crowe will marry Miss Mary Griffin Mulherin at Lafayette June 13. Miss Mulherin is an instructor at Purdue. The wedding is result of high-school romance.

results hanging in the balance sometimes for days while officials checked and rechecked the results. Porter's device has gone far to eliminate this element of human error.

MINISTERS WILL DISCUSS RELIEF | Norwegian Cabinet Called — Rescue Party Ready. Hu I'nited Pre/s OSLO, May 29. —A meeting qf the Norwegian cabinet was called for today to 'discuss the question of relief for the Amundstn-Ellsworth polar air expedition. More than a week has expired since the polar aviators jumped off from King's Bay, Spitsbergen. Preparations for a Norwegian relief expedition are in full swing. Trained flyers are In readiness, the same ones who were in 1923 at Spifczbergen when Amundsen's proposed flight from Alaska across the pole was postponed. Since Amundsen left instructions that a few weeks could elapse before anxiety need he felt, It Is now planned to scout Ice floes beyond Spitsbergen. HONOR AIR ‘PIONEER’ Notre Dame to Give Medal to Former Professor and Student. Bn I'nited Press SOUTH BEND. Ind., May 25. Albert Francis Zatn, Washington. D. C., recelpent of the Laetare medal of 1925, given annually by academy council of University of Notre Dame to some American Catholic who has won distinction In arts, literature or science, will receive the Medal at Uotre Dame on June 12, as part of commencement program. It will be presented by Rev. Mathew Walsh, president of the university. Dr. Zahm was named for his distinguished work In aerial navigation. He was graduated from Notre Dame in 1883 and served there as professor. While student at Notre Dame he experimented with aerial gliders from windows on science hall even before creations of Wright Brothers and Langley were introduced.

MAKE STATE ROAD DETOUR SEVEN MILES Eleven-Mile Stretch Shortened Conditions Given. The eleven-mile detour on State Rd. fi between Shelbyville and New Bethel, has been shortened to seven miles; detour No. 1, seven north of Kokomo, and a detour on No 19 at Patoka, have been removed. according to the State highway commission traffic bulletin issued today. The bulletin stated that a detour on No. 1 south of Scottsburg will be lifted for the race traffic to Indianapolis. Surface condition of roads entering Indianapolis are set forth in the bulletin as follow*: No. 1 (New Albany. Indianapolis. South Rend Michigan line)—Pavement from Franklin to Peru. Detour in city of Peru (during- day only) whi’e new pier is being built under Kelly Ave. bridge over Wabaeh River Note: This detour during day only will be tn force but a dry or so. Bridge will be open to traffic each night, and to one-wav triffic during d-iy while moat of work i* under way Detour 2.5 mt’ea north of Edinburg account unsafe bridge Temporary bridge open about June 10. Turn right at corner of Tipton and O'Brien Sts. tn Scvmour on marked detour via Chestnut Ridge, returning to No. 1 at 7 miles north of Crothrsville Parts of this detour are rough. No. 3 (Richmond. Indianano’is. Terr* Haute) —Run-around at fl miles w*st of Richmond account of bridge collapse. Drive carefully over soft grade of runaround. No. B (Madison. Greensburg. Indianapolis. Lafayette. Oxford)—Pavement from Indianapolis to Shelbyville. with 7mile detour around two bridge nrotects. Detour at bridge construction 1 U miles northwest of Lebanon: detour west at 6 miles north of Lebanon vt aThorntown. returning to pavement at 4 miles north of Thorntown. Short detour one mile farther north, thence pavement to a point about 10 mile south of Lafayette, thence detour through Stock well, returning to pavement 8 miles south of Lafayette. Detour is fair. No. 15 ( Indianapolis. Logansport. Michigan City)—Rough in places for several miles south of Logansport. No. 22 I English. Paoli. Bedford. Bloomington. Marttnsrville. Indianapolis)—Road .between Martinsville and B'oomineton and from English to Paoli will be cTosed all summer for paving Through traffic between Martinsville and B’oomineton should \ro via Spencer over Rds. 17 and 32. There is a passable detour in dry weather around paving between Martinsville and Bloomington. Dut it is 13 miles long B miles being earth, which is impassable except in dry weather. Detour road a'eo ia so narrow in moat places that two vehicles can not pasa. From Paoli there is a county rock road to Grantshurg via Marengo and English. Avoid south of Grantsburg No. 37 (Indianapolis. Anderson. Muncle)—Closed from Muncte via Anderson to Pendleton for paving; detour marked No. 39 (Indianapo’ia. Rushvil'e. Brookville. Ohio line at Harriaon)—Closed between Julietta and Hawthorne (Marion Countv) for widening and grading. (Traffic take No. 3. National Rd to Cumberland, thence south to No. 39.)

Meetings Here Saturday Alpha Gamma Delta. Dinner. East Side Gun Club each Saturday. 2 P. M. Beta luncheon. Board of Trade.

To-day’s Offer to All Who Have Stomach Distress Try One Bottle of Dare'* Mentha Pepsin for Indigestion or Any Stomach Trouble and if Not Delighted With the Good Results, Indianapolis Druggists Will Gladly Return the Purchase Price.

Why not get a bottle of this grand stomach medicine today with the distinct understanding that your money will be promptly returned If It does not stop the most acute stomach distress quicker than anything you ever used Your stomach may be so distended with gas that you think every minute your heart will stop beating, yet with one dessertspoonful of Hare's MnthnPepsln that dreadful feeling of suffocation will vanish in a few minutes. With the same speed It stops gas, acidity, belching and heartburn. It's a wonderful formula—this combination of Pepsin with Menthol and other good stomach invlgorators— so wonderful that In one small town in New Jersey last year over fl.ooo bottles

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Westfield Couple Wed 60 Years

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Bn Tlmrg Bpedal WESTFIELD. Ind.. May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kiester, recently celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary. They have been residents here forty years.

THE VARSITY TIMES INTERESTING NEWS NOTES OF BUTLER UNIVERSITY By Kader Winget

Chimes, honorary Junior organization for women, initiated: Lucy Ash jian. Dorothy A vela, Katherine Bowlby, Jeeanne Bousloy, Julia Bretzman. Dorothy Kemp, and Dorothy Carroll. Officers for the next semester are Jeanne Bouslog. president; Dorothy Avels, vice president and Dorothy Kemp, secretarytreasurer. Meeting was at the home of Miss Irma Ulrich. Chemistry Club officers for the next semester are: Snailer Bass, president; Florence Hooper, vice president; Elizabeth Ann Miller, secretary; and Lloyd O. Poland, treasAdams, and the retiring treasurer. Shailer Bass, reported on the year's activities. Myron Hooper. Lavqai Fisher, Paul Klmherlin, Ormal Mendenhall and Vance Smith were selected by the Butler branch of the Y. M. C. A. to attend Lake Geneva summer camp. Expenses for entire trip will he met with proceeds from Geneva Stunt Day program. Representatives to be sent by Y. W. C. A. are Rebecca Pitts, Eunice McGraw, Whitman. Kathryn Bowlby, and Jeanne Bouslog. O. K. McKlttrick, freshman class president and chairman of the freshman endowment fund committee, announced the drive for funds would continue during the coming week. At the dinner which opened the drive talks were given by President Robert J. Aley. pjan J. W. Putnam. Prof. Corine Welling and J. W. Atherton, financial secretary of the college. Thomas W. Grafton, pastor of the Third Christian Church, spoke Wednesday before the junior and senior chapel. The Rev. Frank W. Wicks of the Unitarian Church spke Thursday before the freshman

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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kiester

They are the parents of four children and there has never been a death in the family. Children are Mrs. Dollie Stalker, ThoVnas Kiester and Lora and Zora Kiester. Zora and Lora are twins.

class in chapel. Merle Sidener of | the Sidener-Van Riper Company spoke today before the sophomore chapel. Miss Eleanor A. Hester, secretary to President Robert J. Aley, has secured a one year's leave of absence to attend the University of Minnesota to study personal work there. Pi Beta Phi entertained the sophomore members who had highest average scholarship for the year. Marifrances Ogle, who had highest individual average, was presented with a gift. Fleeta Heinz was in charge and Janet Sheehe sang. Theta Alpha Alumnae chapter of Delta Gamma announces the Sigma Delta Sorority of Butler will be pledged to Delta Gamma sorority on the evening of the commencement day, June 15. Officers of the Signu Delta Sorority are: Alice Young, president; Dorothy Poindexter, vice president; Mary McMeans, recording secretary; Lucy Ashjian, corresponding secretary, and Jeanne Wilson, treasurer. Shailer Bass was elected chairman of the student budget committee. Others elected: Violet Henderson, vice chairman; Helen Pascoe, secretary; Austin Johnson, treasurer; Harold Magee and Pearl Collins. Retiring officers are: Victor Twltty, chairman: Consctance Forsyth, vice chairman: Ruth Bates, treasurer, and Shailer Bass, secretary.

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