Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1925 — Page 10

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LEWIS URGES CONSERVATION Union Head Issues Message to Workers. Labor Day messages from Union leaders were contained in the issue of United Mine Workers Journal for Sept. 1. “Labor Day is purely an American institution, born of an American idea, founded upon the rock of American Liberty, and celebrated by American citibens,” said John L. Lewis, international president. “That is what makes Labor Day an occasion of utmost importance in the yearly cycle of American history. Out of it all have come a deeper realization of the rights of those who toil and a broader recognition by everyone of what labor has done and is doing for this great country of ours. “Labor is and must be conservative. It must build and not destroy. Labor makes all the things that are conducive to greater prosperity and happiness for all the people.” Lewis said. Thoma;' Kennedy, secretary of the union, sf id: “Labor day of 1925 should fi id the hosts of labor imbued with anew determination to fight and strive more vigorously than eve.' before for the achievement of those principles necessary for indust-ial and political liberty.” ARRESTS ON DECLINE Slate Shows 138 Men and Nine Women Are Listed. Arrests over the week-end dropped, police slates show today. A total of 138 men and nine women were slated. Intoxication was charged against forty-six men and three women. Eleven men were driving autos while intoxicated, police say, and seven men and one woman were operating blind tigers. Twenty-six men and four women were charged with vagrancy. Nineteen men and one woman were slated on assault and battery charges. Ten men were alleged fast drivers. COLLEGE WILL OPEN Indiana Central Expects largest Class in History. Indiana Central College wMI open for the twentieth annual registration Tuesday' morning. All arrangements are being made to accommodate the largest class in history. The administration building has been remodeled and four additions have been made to the faculty.

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Foster and Messifck Telephone MAin 6100 Surety Bonds and Casualty Insurance FLETCHER TRUST BUILDING

The Utmost In Service Pioneer Distributing Cos. Distributor of advertising malter and samples. 824 Continental Bank Bldg. MA in 0201.

Drinking Cups All style*, flat and round distributor* for Burt Ovalcone Cups. Phone Circle 18X7 Ostermeyer Paper Cos.

RIDE THE STREET CARS Indianapolis is forging ahead. Its car system must keep abreast of this growth. Ride the cars—it’s cheaper—and help keep Indianapolis to the front.

Phones, Office, Main 1741, Residence, Washington 2808. J. CLIFFORD KEELY EXPERT BOILER SETTING BRICK CONTRACTOR

We pay more for used ear*. Late model* prrfcrrcd. deal quiek and pay rash. CAPITOL AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 821 NORTH ILLINOIS ST. Main 6090 .

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Dirigible Tragedy Leaves Family of Three in Want

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The mother of Celestino P. .Mazzucco and her lost son.

By Bruce Catton XEA. Srr. iee Writer errn URRAY HILL. N. J., Sept 7. —The idol of this little counr T *l try town is gone The village hero, who was everything that every kid in the place wanted to be, has been taken away. And Murray Hill can't believe it. Murray Hill knew about it when the station agent sent a man to the home of August Mazzucco with a telegram. Mazzucco, a bent, crippled little Italian, read: “The bureau, of navigation exceed-Ino-’v rf>crret to inform you that your son, Celestino P. Mazzucco, >. machinists mate first class, IT. S. N., was killed Sept. 2, 1925, in an accident to the JJ. S. S. Shenandoah.” In the great tragedy of the disaster to the dirigible and the destruc-

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G. J. SELLMEYER PLIMBI.NG and hkatIN’O CONTRACTOR REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY "In Business tor Your Health" WEB. 7077. 8318 E. TENTH ST.

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STAMMERING ITS CAUSE AND CUBE > itie title oi a bouk which we will aead free to auy stammerer it stutterer. Rogue Institute for Stammerer* Dept 104f>fl, 1147 N. Illlnol* St.. Indlanapoll*. Indiana.

Dust and Shaving Collectors and Piping Phone 41 Kentucky Ave. JOSEPH GARDNER

AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED KOtt ALL, CARS AND TRUCKS S. COHN & SON 142 W. Vermont St.

tion of more than a dozen men. this may seem like a minor incident. But not to Murray Hill. Father A Cripple Mazzucco, senior, is hopelessly crippled—has been, for years. Celestino Mazzbcco, the blackhaired, smiling- young sailor, was the sole support of the family, which includes Mrs. Mazzucco and a 15-year-old sister of the dead man, Caroline. The little home the family occupies is mortgaged, heavily. The government insurance carried by young Mazzucco will just about take care of that. And then —well, what the Mazzucco family faces isn't exactly pleasant to think about. C'elestino Mazzucco joined the Navy at the age of 16. He was In his early thirties when the Shenandoah began its last trip. He had

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FOREIGN TOURS MAPPED OUT BY TRUST COMPANY R, A. Kurtz Arranges Trips Through Several Firms. The little road says ‘Go!” and off i") migratory spirits in search of new I and romantic scenes in other lands, j And helping them along their way j is a master hand at the arranging of foreign steamship tours. Richard A. Kurtz of the Union Trust Company. Across Red Sea Kurtz mentions anew cruise that takes you through South America, over to South Africa and up the east coast, through the Red Sea and Egypt and the Mediterranean and through Continental Europe. This tour is arranged by the Royal Mail Steamship Line for the first time this year. Ideal accommodations are available through Kurtz's expert cooperation and many other cruises, some beginning as early as Oct. 15. Various Lines Kurtz makes his reservations j through such companies as Kayl mond & Whitcomb, Thomas Cook & I Son, Frank Tourist Company, Frank | Clark Company and the Internationj al Grade Course Company, which offers a South American cruise. The steamship lines on which he arranges the voyages are the Holland American, White Star, Royal Mall, United American, Cunard Lines and the Canadian Pacific. PLUMBER GIVES VALUABLE TIPS J. G. Sellmeyer Has Installed ___ Many Pipes. The time to realize the importance of good plumbing is when the house 107 Odd Fellow The Stanley School of Articulation

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been a member of the dirigible’s crew ever since she was built, and the town was proud of him. "Boy Just Right" But the town’s pride didn’t rest solely upon his helping fly the biggest airship in the world. Nor on the fact that he had been on the crew of the Leviathan when that boat was a transport during the war. Nor even on the fact that ever since he was 16 he had sent all but a small part of his monthly earnings home to support his father and mother. “That boy was just right,” said one of the townsfolk. "He was a sort of model for all the kids in town. He never boozed or chased the girls or anything like that. He was everybody’s frierid and he always had a smile for all of us. I Just can’t understand why a boy like that had to go.” Perhaps you can get a notion of the sort of man Mazzucco was from the fact that everybody speaks of him yet as "the boy." Just a couple of hours before the telegram announced his death, the postman "delivered Mazzucco’s last letter, written shortly before the Shenandoah left its hanger at Lakehurst. Sister Was Pet In the letter tlws sailor spoke enthusiastically of the coming trip, mentioned having made anew allotment of his pay imder which his parents would recefve a monthly check direct from tin’ Navy Department, and promised to get a leave and visit as soon ar the ship returned from the West. ■* The Mazzucco home was filled with people soon after the news of the tragedy reached here. There were relatives standing around, trying vainly to- comfort the father and mother. There were a couple of school girls sitting with their arms around Caroline, the dead sailor's sister, who was sobbing lupartbrokenly. Little sister was a pet of the big sailor. On the porch and in the yard were townspeople, seeking by their pressence to tell the family how they, too, felt the loss. And the thought on everyone's lips seemed to be: "I can't understand why a boy like that had to go.” MARRIED SIXTY YEARS E’l Time * Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Sept. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jennings of this city recently observed their sixtieth wedding anniversary. They have six children and recently they have made a partial distribution of their estate among the children, giving each one of them $5,000. "It is a source of enjoyment to us to see them take the money, use it and do well rather than strew flowers on their graves after they are dead,” said Jennings.

is being built and the installation of pipes and fixtures Is being done by persons of dependable reputation. J. G. Sellmeyer. plumbing contractor, 3313 E. Tenth St., has for a number of years made the installation of high-grade plumbing fixtures and the laying of pipes scientifically a serious study. His work has been subject to the scrutiny of discriminating persons without danger of embarrassing disclosures, and he has established an enviable reputation. The personal service rendered by his company has won a host of friends and a gratifying word-of-mouth advertising has been the result. • Each job he does receives his personal interest and the backing of the years of experience and consideration he has given his profession. COMPANY MAKES DRINKING CUPS Paper Containers Used for Many Purposes. The tremendous part paper plays in the hygienic phase of our lives is felt decidedly when one contemplates the line of useful utilities handled by the Ostermeyer Paper Company. Their specialty is paper drinking cups made in various forms and sizes to meet the needs of factories, department stores, public buildings and picnickers. But in addition to this they handle a complete line of tissue papers and towels. A. C. Ostermeyer, manager, says that the business has grown with surprising rapidity in thf five years of its existence. BUG KNOWS NAME WASHINGTON—In the dust under cliffs and rocks in many section of the United States may he found a small bug, one-sixth of an .’nch in length which answers to the call of its name “doodlebug,” like a dog.

TOURS STEAMSHIP TICKETS, LETTERS OF CREDIT, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, TOURS, TRAVELERS’ CHECKS. Bichard A. Korti. Manager Foreign Dept. The Union Trust Cos. 120 Eant Market St. MAln 1576, 2853

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One of Indianapolis’ “modern” schools, to the casual observer bears a close resemblence to a BUS LINES ARE SOUGHT Railway Company Filps Petition With Conunision In petitions on file with the public servvice commission the Indianapolis Street Railway Company seeks to establish bus lines to Speedway City and from Monument Circle to Emerson Ave. and Twenty-first St. The Speedway route would run from the Circle north on Meridian to New York St., west. Belle Vieu PL, north to Sixteenth St., and west to the Speedway. The Emerson Ave, route proposed runs from the Circle north on Meridian to Ohio St., east to Arsenal Ave., north to New York St., east to Rural St., north to Eighteenth St., east to Parker Ave., north to Massachusetts Ave., east to Twenty-first St., thence to Emerson Ave., and return. U. R. CONFERENCE ENDS [in Time * Special WARSAW. Ind., Sept. 7.—The annual St. Joseph conference of the United Brethren Church closed Sunday afternoon at Winona Lake with ministerial assignments. Bishop H. H. Fout of Indianapolis presided.

BETTER LIGHTS TO BE AIM OF NEW CAMPAIGN $ Merchants Company Wan's Glare and Gloom Eliminated. “Few people realize,” said H. H. Thurber ofthe Merchants Heat and Light Company, that good light does not necessarily mean lots of light.” For that reason the appliance sales department of the company Is conducting an industrial lighting activity campaign to eliminate both glare and gloom, reduce production costs and improve the workers’ conditions. In conjunction with this activitiy the sales organization will assist through the selling of better light in the home and store. The campaign will last from Sept. 15 to Dec. 12. During that time Thurber said, it will be the aim of the activities committees to impress upon the minds of factory owners and home keepers the importance of the efficient use of artificial light? “We frequently use too much light Improperly placed said A. C. Crandall of the Merchants Company, resulting in a condition as detrimental or perhaps more so, to the human eye than would be the case if an insufficient amount of light were used and the object of our sales department during ihis activity will be the selling of better light in all its applications without respect to quantity other than that necessary to give the best light for the application.” IjONDON—A drunken driver drove a light truck out into the ocean from a sandy beach. The car didn't sink, but started to float out to sea.

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frontier settlement or a missionary colony in a foreign country. But it will be used by school children when the old familiar bell sum- , mons them from vacation on Tuesday. School 42 is an assortment of frame shelters. There are four one-room cottages, four frame portable school buildings and the

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GOOD SERVICE FURNISHED BY TIRECOMPANY Batteries Ar° Also Cared For by the Murat Concern. Not to court trouble but to be able to laugh at it when it comes, when you drive a car, it is well to remember at least one good service company to call upon in an emergency. So the Murat Tire and Rubber Company, 207-9 E. New York St., stands ready to respond to your hurry up needs with the best in repair methods and replacements. Four Men Ready With four men to answer your} call from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. and j equipment for care for all your mo- J tor needs, for repair as well as battery service, this concern has the patronage of discriminating autoists. The Hawkinson repair system, a method that is gunaranteed to outlive the tire itself is used in making repairs. Complete Line of Tires Besides this service the Murat Company has a complete line of used tires and complete, line of new Pennsylvania Cords and Royal Cords. The used tires repaired, If necessary, move in and out of the shop so rapidly, says Roy Finley, manager, that they can scarcely keep a stock of them on hand. Their prices on them are such that they provide remarkable savings. he asserts.

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main building and an old fashioned out-house. “A collection of any sort of make shifts," were the words used by Leonid V. Harrison, secretary of the civic affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce, when he first saw the school. The school is used entirely by colored children.

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We Are Now Located in Oar New Home 20 WEST OHIO STREET And BOllclt your Investment Fundß which you want to place at this time. 6% on Savings. UNION NATIONAL SAVINGS f and LOAN ASSOCIATION 20 WEST OHIO STREET

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NORMAN’S FURNITURE CO. “The Bluebird Store” 237-241 C. Wash. St.

PEARSON PIANO COMPANY Indiana’s Largest and Moat Complete Music Store. 128-130 N. Penn. St. Est. 1873 One Price to Everybody

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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry on Credit Kay Jewelry Cos 137 W. Washington Street

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WATCH for the “OUT WE GO SALE” SIDNEY’S BARGAIN STORE 115 S. Illinois St.

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