Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1925 — Page 12

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THREESHfFS AT ONCE FIRED AT bustm fixit South Side Real Estate Man Reports a Pole in City Street. Mr. Fixit can assist you obtain needed improvements to streets, alleys and other thoroughfares. Write him at The Indianapolis Times any complaints you wish referred to city officials. He will represent your interests at city hall. A. resident of the south side fired three shots in one volley at Mr. Fixit today, necessitating: considerable scurrying about the corridors of the city hall building. -DEAR MR. FIXIT: Asa taxpayer and a south side business man for years would like to ask your cooperation on the three following dangerous conditions: First—Allen Ave., from Southern to Troy, is absolutefiy impassable. No possible chance for the fire department to make a quick run anywhere in Park Crest. Second—Boyd Ave., from Southern to Comer very • dangerous. Third —Bradbury and Draper at northeast corner, an electric light pole about three or four feet from the curb In the pavement. This is an improved street and would like for you to advise why this pole was ever left standing. I am a south side real estate man. HEZ EVERROAD. First—Martin J. Hyland, street commissioner, has inspected this location and decided that the contractors for the new sewer are responsible for repairing this darnage. He has taken up the matter with the board of works which will order the contractor to place the street in good'condition. * Second-—Hyland also has asked the board to grade down Boyd ‘ Ave. His opinion, however, is that the abutting property owners must assume burden of costs. ' Third—Homer Foxworthy, chief inspector of the city engineer's office, will investigate the' report of the electric light pole. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I wish you would see what can be done for us out here on Chester Ave. • The alley between Denny and

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Chester Ave. needs to be cindered from Thirteenth to Sixteenth Sts. MRS. W. W. W., 1440 N. Chester Ave. Property owners should petition the board of works to pa-ve the alley. There is in reality no pav ing authorized for the alley in this newly settled district. Property ov/ners would be assessed for the improvement, but the work would be supervised without cost by the city engineer. RADIO THEFT CHARGED Charles E. Parsons, 59, of 268 Blue Ridge Rd., was charged with grand larceny -by Detectives Roach and Fossatti Thursday night. A grand jury indictment alleges that on May 20 he stole a radio set from the Carlin Music Company, valued at $203, and took it to Danville, 111.

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REVOLVER NOT HELPTO CUPID Man Sentenced for Drawing Gun on Woman, Making love with a gun is not Cupid’s way of winning a woman’s affections, ruled Special Judge H. B. Pike in Criminal Court Thursday afternoon when he found Frank Sanker, 719 S. Warman Ave.. guilty of drawing a revolver on Mrs. Christina L'ec.ak, 752 S. Haugh St. Sanker was fined $25 and costs and sentenced tihrty days on the Indiana State Farm on the drawing charge

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and given similar fine on charge of carrying concealed weapons. Mrs. Leeak testified Sanker entered her house and "tried to make love with a gun.” Sanker admitted he had served a thirty-day jail sentence for striking Mrs. Leeak. Sanker appealed from city court where he was fined SSOO and costs for carrying concealed weapons, and SSO and costs and sixty days on the farm on the other charge. WOMAN TAKES POISON Mrs. Louise Heck. 25, of 521 E. Miami St., was at the city hospital today in a serious condition after she was found in her home by police Thursday night suffered from the effects of poison. Police say she told them she took three tablets.

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Leading Fashion's 1 Parade White Kid Hats Sale $ .85 Price ■=. Clever little models that may be worn with equal assurance with sports dresses or more 'frivolous frocks. Many combinations from which to choose. One of the best styles of the summer. Priced at $2.85.

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