Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 94, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1925 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19, 1925

TRAFFIC LAWS FOR AVIATORS ARE PROPOSED Federal Law Regulating _ Landings of Hydroplanes _ Is Suggested. Bv Tir.ies Special WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—The possibility of a Federal law, regulating the landing of hydroplanes on the coastal and inland waters ot the United States, has been suggested as a result of the accident near Rome when an Italian aviator piloted his- plane into a group of seaside bathers, killing two and seriously injuring several others. With the growth of commercial sight-seeing aviation at seashore resorts, there has been complaint of the danger, in sledding the planes at high speed over congested waterways. At the present time, as far as the law is concerned, a hydroplane can be anded anywhere on the waters of tie United States, according to Lieu:. W. M. Dillon of the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics. A few scattered municipalities have ordinances, prescribing a height from 2,500 to 3.000 feet for flights over the city limits, but beyond those provisions there are no aviation traffic laws. Aviators can fly where, they pease and, subject to natural limitat.ons, can land where they please. Even in the case of city oi* dinancas, the police are seriously handicapped in the matter of enforcement. As to regulating the landing of hydroplanes there has been no definite proposal, other than that of presr,-ibing certain safety zones for bathers and small water craft, within which it would be unlawful to land cr take-off. At a number of Atlantic coast resorts sight-seeing aviation bases are operated in close conjunction with bathing beaches, and the suggested regulation would see to eliminate the possibility of bathers being mowed down as in the accident near Rome. J. J. COLE WILL FILED Auto Manufacturer Leaves Entire Estate to Widow. The entire estate of the late Joseph J Cole, president of the Cole Motor Car Company, who died Aug. 7, will go to the widow. Mrs, Nellie G. Cole, according to the will which has been filed in Probate Court. The estate amounts to about $165,000. principally personal property, it was said. Mrs. Cole was appointed administratrix.

TWENTY-FOUR LESSONS IN PIANO PLAYING-EIGHTEENTH LESSON: G MINOR

SECOND SERIES Copyright, 1920, by W. Scott Grove, Scranton, Pa. Lesson No. 18 The key of G Minor, the relative of the key of B

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Ad Miller Jr. to Be Murat Head

Addison Miller Jr.

That Addison Miller, Jr., son of A. F. Miller, manage of English’s Theater, will be the manager of the Murat as a result of the merger of interests of English's and the Murat, was the announcement made today by Miller, Sr. Althought most of the touring

Flat Major, as given In this lesson of Grove’s home series. Is easily mastered and forms the next step in proficiency. INSTRUCTION —Place the chart at right angles with the keyboard so that the small white letter D with a dash above it on the chart is directly over D on the keyboard. Then the white spaces on the chart will be over the white keys and black spaces over the

organizations will be played at English’s, all concerts and rentals will be given at the Murat. English s will opey it3 season on Labor Day, Sept. 7, with “Is Zat So.’’ By the combined booking arrangements, Miller feels that there will be no dark weeks for the legitimate stage this coming season. Nelson Trowbridge, manager of of the Murat for ten years, is expected to become manager of the two Shubert houses in Cincinnati. $40,000 ALIMONY ASKED Mrs. Harry W. Lowe Also Asks Custody of Son. Alimony of $40,000 and custody of their 4-year-old son Harry is asked in a divorce suit filed by Irma B. Lowe, 3480 Fall Creek Blvd., against Harry W. Lowe in Superior Court One. Infidelity and cruelty are charged. Attorney fees of $2,(300 and monthly allowance of S2OO pending trial also are asked. Charges were denied in behalf of Lowe. GAS DEALERS WARNED Bv United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Aug. 19. A warning was issued today to gasoline dealers to remove all empty drums after an explosion of which four boys were badly burned. The boys, ranging from 5 to 11 years in age, were playing with a drum that had been discarded.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FILM CONCERNS TO HAVE HOME New Building Will House Four Exchanges. Erection of a three-story building to house four motion picture film exchanges has been begun at 120 W. Michigan St. The building, which will be 40x104.5 feet, will cost $65,000, while the total investment, including real estate, will amount to $96,000, according to John R. Craig, president of the Kankakee Realty Company, owners of the property. The building, to be of concrete and steel, fireproof construction, has been designed by Ernest Stegg. Karstedt Construction Company is doing the construction work. The building will be completed Nov. 1 and will be occupied by First National Pictures, Inc.; Paths Exchange, H. Lieber Company and Educational Film Corporation of America. NAP COSTS LEG Bv United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 19. Falling asleep on a railroad switch track, U. S. Lucas, 50, a peddler, was run over by a cut of cars. His right lage and three fingers of his right hand were cut off.

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black keys. The top, middle and bottom sections on the chart represent the three chords, o mastery of which will enable any one to accompany on the piano or organ any song or melody in the key of G Minor. The white letters arc to be played with the left hand, the black letters with the right hand. Now, having placed the chart on the piano, play the white letter on the top section with the left hand and then the three black letters in unison with the right hand. Next play the middle section in the

SHOOTING PROVES FATAL Brother of Colored Girl, Age 6, Sent to Detention Home A gunshot wound inflicted by her brother William Ellis, 7, colored, 2323 Massachusetts Ave., was fatal to Lucy Jane Ellis, 6. The girl died Tuesday at city hospital. She was shot in the stomach with a 22 caliber rifle two weeks ago and had been in the hospital since. The shooting followed a childish quarrel at their home, police said. William was sent to the detention

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MOTHER BRINGS ARREST Son Taken by Police; Said to Have Carried Off Money. William Ebough, 28, of 5791 Bonna Ave., is held today on charges of drunkennness, assault and battery and grand larceny. His mother, Mrs. Catherine Ebough, told police that he came home in a drunken condition and after striking her and wrecking the house, took $65 belonging to her. Ebough was found in an auto at Illinois and Washington Sts. He denied the charages.

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same way, then the bottom section and then return to the top section. The small white letter D with a dash above it, which gives the chart position, must not be played. After a brief practice this chord can be memorized and you may play without the use of the chart. But with the chart a person who never struck a note on the piano or organ before may in a few minutes play the harmonious chords correctly, and then accompany his or her own songs or the songs of friends.

Proficiency requires a little practice, but no previous knowledge of music. Every triad in black letter is marked 1,3, 5. Always read It so, no matter In what vertical order the notes may be written. Note that the small letter D w Ith a dash above it must not be played. NEXT LESSON—Key of E Flat Major, which U the relative of the key of C. Minor.

HOLD-UP ALLEGED David Hogan, 33, colored, 710 Mus gingum St., was held today on charges of robbery and carrying concealed weapons. He is alleged to have held up and robbed Charles Townsend, colored, 222 W. Eleventh St., of $21.55 after a craps game.

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