Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 70, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1925 — Page 2

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POLICE TO LOOK OVER BLUFF RD; DANGER CITED Motorists Tell Mr, Fixit of Conditions There —Need Advice Given.

Do You Know? You must leave city parka by 11 p. m. and the municipal bathing beaches and swimming pools by 9:30 p. m.

Let Mr. Fixtt help solve your troubles with city officials. He is rho Times representative at the city hall. Write him at The Times. The Bluff Road, scene of many accidents, was called to the attention of Mr. Fixit today by an observant motorist, who .is eager to protect automobile drivers from possibility of upsets. DEAR MR. FIXIT: As I am a constant user of Bluff Rd., I would like to call your attention to a very dangerous place in the road just south of Raymond St. On the east side of the road there is a hill and every time it rains, gravel Is washed down on the pavement. On the west side of the road there is a ditch about six feet deep. Th% washing down of this gravel has been going on for some time, and at the present time it Is very dangerous for motorists. For the benefit and safety of the citizens, I would appreciate anything that could be done in regard to this matter. H. C„ H. G. Sergeant O’Neal of the police accident prevention bureau will Investigate this complaint at once and take steps to prevent accidents. An ounce of prevention —ofc. Following procedure must be followed to have weeds cut: Have the owner of the property NEAREST the weedy lots call Lincoln 3311, city hall, ask for the street commissioner’s office, and give full details to the clerk on duty there. That is the answer to the following letters: DEAR MR. FIXIT: I am writing you on behalf of several people In the neighborhood to find out if you cannot get the wseds cut on vacant lots In the 2100 block on Napoleon St. They present a very unsightly appearanoe. Last year we made complaint to the city, but were told the appropriation was used up. What can you do for us? NEIGHBORHOOD SCRIBE. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Will you kindly have our weeds cut on Tecumseh St. lots between Twelfth St.

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FIVE POINTS PIGEON FARM Choice of Squab or Chicken PINNERS As each dinner is special, at least half day’s notice is desired. PHONE, BEECH GROVE, 140-RI 3d house south of Michigan Rood on Dandy Trail. 6 miles from Monument via Southeastern Am

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and Nawlaiid Ave.? Yours anxiously. H. A. FENER. DEAR MR. FIXIT: The,.' is a sign on the corner of Pershing Ave. and W. Tenth St. that confuses the* traveling people a great deal by being printed wrong. It says, “West Tenth St.’’—W. C. B. A simple passage of the brush, will obllvlate the “ast' : and restore the sign to sanity, Mr. Fixit was informed by city engineers. It will be done at once. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Moore A vet. from Chester Ave. to Denny St. is practically Impassable owing to washooits caused frjm recent rains. How about a few cinders so we can use this “avenue?” CARL CLOTJSER, 62 S. Chester Ave. W. P. Hargon, clerk of the street commissioner’s offk.e, promised Mr. Fixit an immediate Investigation. DEAR MR. FIXI: I wrote you some time ago in regard to the condition of a vault at this place. While we know you tried to get results, we also know you failed, as we have failed ourselves. We are asking you to try again. EDNA EDWARDS. Biff, bang, ouch! Mr. Fixit will collect his shattered pride and hit them another jolt in your hehalf. Miss Blanche Wirick of the hoard of health will pursue the matter and she never fails Mr. Fixit. Miss Wirick also will take charge of the complaint at 932 Fayette St. TO WABASH ST. COMPLAINT: You have no doubt read in the Times that Sergt. Russell and squad made arrests in connection with your complaint. WELCOME PASTOR, WIFE Each Class of Central M. E. Sunday School Gives Banquet Asa ©ymbol of 'welcome to Rev. and Mrs. Orien W. Fifer on their return from an extended tour of Europe they were presented a bouquet of flowers by each class of the Sunday school of the Central Ave. M. E. church Sunday morning. Frank C. Jordan, school superintendent, gave a short address of welcome. Dr. Fifer responded. MANUFACTURER DIES Bu Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., Aug. 3. —Funeral arrangements were being made today for Forrest J. Hill, 66, wellknown retired manufacturer, who died here Saturday following an operation for goitre. Mr. Hill was fromerly secretary-treasurer of the Hill Pump Corny-ny. Besides the widow, Mrs. Tillie Hill, he is survived by four chi’lren, Mrs. Ross Coffin, Indianapehs Mrs. Kenneth Spurgeon, Muncie; Miss Mildred Hill and Forre.' t Hill Jr. of Anderson.

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TREAT YOURSELF LIKE YOUR CAR, EXPERT STATES “When Your Body ‘Knocks’, It’s Warning,” Says Chiropractor. Along about this time of year it’s a fortunate person -who doesn't suffer from that “run-down” feeling, that condition of nerve strain that makes one lose interest in work and wish that the year consisted of two working weeks and fifty weeks vacation, instead >f the other way around. That isn’t the way # Nature intended one to feel, however, and folks who are in that condition should not suffer from ill-health. Just because a man is not sick enough to he in bed is not an indication that he's perfectly well, tut according to E. M. Ryan, Fountain Square chiropractor, 1066% Virginia Ave., few persons give any attention to the condition of their health as long as they are able to ‘'keep going.” “A man wouldn't think of treating his car as he treats himself,” Ryan said. "The first time there’s a knock in the <engine of the car, the careful car owner rushes it into the nearest garage for an Investigation. But when t comes to his own engine—the delicate nervous system that controls every part of his body —he never thinks of heeding a knock of protest until it becomes a knockout. "It is really' a very simple matter to prevent disease before it progresses too far,” Ryan said. “All illness is caused by disorders of the ierves, and every nerve passes from some part of the body into the bony case we know as the spi.e. If there

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is a section of this bony case displaced, it presses against a sensitive nerve, and the reaction brings about that tired, run-down, nervous condition that foretells loss of health. It takes only a short time to consult me and learn how such a condition can be remedied.” BUSINESS MEN TAKE LUNCHES AT DONAHUE’S Along with the dodo, the hired girl who didn’t mind doing the washing and other memories of a vanished age, there is the memory of the days when the man of the house , came home for dinher at noon and had to have a full meal, complete from hash to pie. But where, now, is the man who dsed to go home for lunch? The chances are that he’s lined up at the busy counter of one or the other of Donahue's Special Lunch establishments, devouring with relish a satisfying sandwich and drinking a cup of the coffee that is making the Donahue lunch famous all over town. In less than half the tiuiu it would take to reach home from downtown one may walk around the corner to the Donahue lunch at 21 E. Ohio St. or the convenient place at 15 N. Meridian St- and enjoy a meal that satisfies, at a saving of both time and money. Efficiency is business is the motto of the modern American, and efficiency means the elimination of waste, both of time and money. Eating at Donahue's saves both. BOGUE SCHOOL HOLDS PICNIC Putting aside their studies for a day, forty students of the Bogue Institute for Stammerers participated in the recent mid-summer picnic of the school at Riverside Park. The outing was one of a series of summer picnics arranged by’ Benjamin N. Bogue, head of the school. The picnic was held under the di-, rection of Mrs. S. G-. Myers and Miss Ruth Henby, members of the Bogue Institute staff. All the expenses of the outing were paid by the school and the pupil3 were all permitted to patronize all the amusement concessions in Riverside Amusement Park. After visiting the amusement park foot races were staged and other outdoor games were supervised by Mrs. Myers and Miss Henby. A picnic supper was spread for the outing painty, having been prepared by Mrs. iE. Lauler, in charge of the dining idepartment of the Bogue School. \ v

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PIGEON FARM GIVES RESPITE TO HOUSEWIVES Chicken Dinners Await Motorists After ’Short Auio Drive. When winter comes—as it's hound to do only in a few more months— 1 , the home fireside will boa welcome j spot and cooking the three meals a day for sven days a week will not be an unwelcome task. B.ut on summer evenings the housewife longs for a chance to enjoy a country drive before darkness falls.yand when there is a dinner to prepare at home and dishes to wash afterward, such a drive is all hut impossible. Five Points Pigeon Farm meets the problem. When the man of the family comes home, just hop into the car and drive out Southeastern Ave. to where it runs into the Michigan Rd. Follow this drive until it comes to the Dandy Trail, then look for the

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third house south of Michigan Rd. on the trail and that's where dinner will be waiting on reservation. And such a dinner! Any meal would taste god after a country’ drive, but the food served at the Five Points Pigeon Farm would taste good at any time. Tender squab or fried chicken—and of course the wellcooked and well seasoned fresh vegetables that always accompany such a meal. It’s only a six-mile drive out from the Monument to the farm, but as each meal is especially prepared reservations should be made half a day ahead.

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