Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1925 — Page 4

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RITES PLANNED FOR PUBLISHER Victor F. Lawson Dead at Age of 75 Years. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 20. —Relatives made plans for a simple funeral for Victor F. Lawson today as the world of journalism mourned the passing of one of its best known personalities. Death came to Lawson last night in the drab stone castle on Lake Shore Drive, which he had kept open since the death of his wife in 1915. The owner of the Chicago DailyNews and director of the Associated Press died at the age of 75, just as he was preparing to take a three weeks' vacation. Physicians said too much work over-burned his aged heart. He died quietly after being in bed a little more twentyfour hours. Dawson was born in Chicago, Sept. 9, 1850, and virtually grew up in the publishing business in Chicago. AUTO OWNERS PICNIC Approximately 25,000 Persons Attend Chevrolet Outing. Approximately 25,000 persons attended the Chevrolet owners’ picnic and outing Wednesday at Riverside, Park, it was estimated today by sponsors of the affair. The outing opened with a parade to Riverside from Garfield Park, In which about 250 cars participated. From the time of arrival until late in the evening a continuous program of amusement was in progress. A basket dinner was held at 6 p. TX Gone, but Not Forgotten II you see any of these autos, call the police or The Indianapolis Times. Main 3500. The owner might do the tame for you some day. Autos reported to police ae stolen belong to: Manuel Nunley, 322 E. St. Clair St., Ford, from Alabama St. and Ft. Wayne Ave. J. A. Hassler, 4403 Rockville Rd., Ford, license T 12994, from Capitol Ave. and Georgia St. Edward Osterle, 1247 S. Capitol Ave., Ford, license. 580-502, from Virginia Ave. and Lousiana St. Chester Davis, 5240 Winthrop Ave., Chevrolet, from Capitol Ave. and Washington St. Frank Miller, 30 W, Twenty-First St., Ford, license 467-675, from Riverside Park. Lawrence Jennings, Carmel, Ind., Ford, license 557-520, from Capitol Ave. and Mdrket St. ELKS’ MEETING ENDS Bv United Press VALPARAISO, Ind., Aug. 20 The State convention of Elks’ Lodge came to a close today with an allday picnic at Elks’ Lake, near here. The annual parade was held on Wednesday, following election of officers.

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MOVIES FOR ORPHANS Children of the General Protestant Orphan’s Home, 1404 S. State St., will be given a motion picture treat tonight with the showing of “Jackie Googan in the Near East,” and “The Making of a Man.” The Brotherhood of Zion Evangelical Church will be In charge and Kidney and Bladder Trouble at Last Give Way to Health L. T. Hayd, Indianapolis, Ind., After Years of Agony, Says He Feels Years Younger, Thanks to Todd’s Tonic. “For many years I suffered from chronic kidney and bladder disorders, gastric troubles and heartburn. I always had a bad taste in my mouth, land continual pain in my back. It was like a God-sent blessing to notice in the paper the testimonial of Todd’s Tonic. I went to the druggist and after he explained the' merits of this wonderful medicine, I tried a bottle. Now I am on my fourth bottle, and I am getting remarkable results, In fact, far more than I really expected. Many many thanks to Todd’s Tonic. I honestly feel many years younger.” —L. T. HAYD, 306 S. NEW JERSEY ST., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Todd’s Tonic, with Its wine-like flavor, is pleasant to take. For sale at all Haag’s Cut Price Drug Stores and all drug stores in Indianapolis, and throughout this section. If you live out of town, write the Haag Drug Cos., Indianapolis, Ind., and pay the postman SI.OO when he brings Todd’s Tonic to your door. —Advertisement.

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CURIOUS, IS ARRESTED Youth Held for Questioning in Supposed Suicide. Bv Times Sne.rinl SOUTH BEND. Ind., Aug. 20. Clarence Gill, 20, was questioned by police today in an attempt to clear up mystery surrounding the supposed suicide of Frank Sawyer, 30, wealthy auto dealer. Suspicion was cast on Gill when he asked the night desk sergeant at the Mishawaka police station on several occasions regarding Sawyer’s death. Sawyer wrui found shot to death in his auto on the night of June 30 and a verdict of suicide had been returned. Police were told that Gill and Sawyer were rivals for the attentions of a woman known as Peggy.

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Here They Come Hundreds of Young People Are On Their Way to This City to Attend Our Many Schools and Colleges The First Thing They’ll Look for Is a Place to Live — A ROOM ' \ Naturally the first place they’ll look is in the TIMES WANT ADS. These young folks make ideal tenants. They are not moving in one week and out the next. THEY WILL RENT YOUR ROOM FOR NINE WHOLE MONTHS. All you need do is to tell them what you have. ) f ■ V,. LIST YOUR ROOMS NOW IN THE TIMES, “FOR RENT” ADS Phone ll[ourAd . MAin 3500 Mtss-Psrgry( in Charge of Rooms for Rent

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Grounded Patterns, 7 V2C With or Without Borders Buy Grounded Patterns Our Salesmen Can Tell You Why Martin Rosenberger Wall Paper Company 210 N. Delaware. 421 W. Washington

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