Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1925 — Page 7

MONDAY, SEPT. 14,1925

SMOKE CODE IS NEED IN FIGHT UPON NUISANCE Mr. Fixit Finds Inspector Should Be Given Backing. Let Mr. Fixit indicate the right road for public improvements. He is The . Time* representative at the city hall. Write him <>t The Times. There’s only one method of alleviating smoke nuisances; that is to back the stand of H. F. Templeton, smoke inspector, for adequate legislation to cope with the situation, Mr. Fixit has learned. DEAR MR. FIXIT: You seem to have good success along other lines. How would you like to try your hand at smoke prevention? Some part of the district bounded by New York, Rural, Southeastern and State, is continually swept by clouds of smoke from the Pennsylvania shops on E. Washington St. and it 3eems very little if any effort is being made to prevent it. HENDRICKS PLACE. Templeton contends he cannot correct this condition under present regulations that allow thirty minutes foi* coaling an engine. The new smoke code permits only six minutes. It is before city council now. If you would help solve the diff.culty, ask your councilman to vote for the smoke code, Templeton says. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Please see to it that S. Meridian St. has lights. The last few nights we have been In total darkness. We would not m*r.d it if the Merchants Heat and Light Company would save their -'urrent a the noith side. .TIMMY. The trouble resulted from breaks in the underground cable requiring considerable time for discovery and repairs, Mr. Fixit was informed by oompany officials. The lights burned brightly Saturday night. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Will you please try to have a street light put at the corner of Marker and McKinley Sts. It is SC' terribly dark that it is dangerous for person to be out. There are no lights on McKinley at all and none on Manker south of Nelson St. I live at 2745 Manker St. and there are four vacant lots north of me and three south. I am here alone most of the time, as my husband is a traveling salesman. I am not acquainted with any of the neighbors and am afraid to go out in the evening to a picture CUMHERCOOiS" _ are lingering and annoying. The very first night apply VJSJSS ©r*e 17 Million Jan U-ed Yearly

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Do You Know? Mayor Shank will return to the job Tuesday after a vacation of two weeks spent in the East.

show or any place, a/rit i3 so dark. Please, Mr. Fixit, try to have a light put in on tjie corner, that is 2800 south on Manker St. There are no lights west on Shelby St. MRS. M. CLIFFORD, 2745 Manker Ave. Mr. Fixit was as surprised as you will be when the board of works at his request ordered the light you seek. However, it will just drain the treasury, Mr. Fixit was informed. DEAR MR. FIXIT—I thank you for your effort regarding the investigation on Thirty-Seventh St. between Clifton and Crescent Sts. You say the principal reason is the lack of sewer facilities. We think you were misinformed, as there, is a sewer in the first alley south of Thirty-Seventh St. from Crescent St. west to the end of Thirty-Seventh St., which has been in eight years. The valuation of property relative to the street improvement may be applicable. But if there were water and gas on the street, it would not apply, since if the water and gas were in, the vacant lets on the north side of the street would be worth SBOO each. As it is. no one wishes to build on them. Surely we are entitled to water and gas. Let us see what can be done. We have petitioned each year for nine years for water and gas. J. W. LOVETT. Indianapolis Water Company officials decided Saturday to defer installation of mains because their inspectors recently checked property owners and found there were not enough desiring to pay water rates to warrant the extension. A lack of agreement among property owners is reported by the Citizens Gas Company. However, the manager of their service department told Mr. Fixit gas could be obtained by any resident who comes to the office and signs a contract. There is possibility, for delay because it is so late in the season. You are invited to discuss the situation with the manager of the service department of the gas company. TO LEOTA AND STATE ST. TAXPAYER: Please write Mr. Fixit again, giving the name of the railroad, the exact place where the nuisance occurs and explain just what produced the black water. BETTER CARE FOR VETS Report. Will Be Submitted to American Legion Convention. Better facilities for caring for disabled World M ar Veterans are now provided by the Government, it was shown in a report received at American Legion headquarters. The report will he submitted to the Legion convention in Omaha, Oct. 5-6.

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STAMMERING ITS CAUSE AND CUBE IB ilie title ol a asst-page book which we will ead tree to any stammerer or stutterer. Hogue InMi.ute for Stammerers Dept. 19450, 1147 N. lUliioie St., Indianapolln, Indiana.

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Mediums on Royal Road to Wealth Net S4O Daily

Spiritual ‘Powers’ Offer Easy Riches at Chesterfield. Note: Th ; s is the sixteenth and concluding article o{ the scries by Virginia 6wain, reporter for NEA Service and Tne Indianapolis Times relatin her experiences while spendinfr five months lnccnmlto investigating prac tlces of spiritualists and mediums at their national summer camp. Chesterfield. Ind. By Virginia J ran KK 4 Sender Writer HESTERFIELD, Ind.. Sept. 14.—Among the royal roads b_J to wealth. few surpass medlumship. That worldly gifts speedily follow spiritual gifts the Chesterfield mediums demonstrate. The rapid rise of the Riffle family from poverty to prosperity is an illustration of the monetary value of spiritual powers. Since Mrs. Mabel Riffle's entrance into the Chesterfield ring, at a time when the earnings of her husband as a telegraph operator were the family's sole income, the Riffles have acquired valuable real estate in Anderson, two automobiles and an abundance of ready cash. Not only is Mrs. Riffle a practicing medium herself, but she is also secretary of the association. Her sister owns the dining room concession and her mother, husband and son have positions on the grounds. Earnings of Mediums But the earnings of mediums who pursue none of these, sidelines are not to be sniffed at. They range from S4O to S6O a day. For example, Mrs. Mary Murphy Lydy seldom has fewer than twenty persons in her materialiizng seances, at $2 each. During the day she holds a trumpet circle and gives many private readings also :it $2. It is a lean day which does not net her S6O. These profits continued during a season of six weeks and multiplied by the number of mediums working Chesterfield, which is about twenty, total a yearly return of approximately $50,000. Added to this amount, the gate receipts. the hotel and cafeteria profits, the collections taken at the audito-

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TROLLEYS GIVE RELIEF ON HOT SUMMER DAYS Offer Long Rides and Auto Trip for Ticket and Transfer. Suggestions for keeping cool, saving money and spending a pleasant evening are always in order these hot days, and one of the best that offers itself is the suggestion of a long street car ride through some of the lovely residence sections of Indianapolis. For the moderate sum of 7 cents or one car check and a transfer one mev take an E. Washington St. car at the city limits on the east, ride six miles or more i downtown, transfer to the Central j or Illinois street car. enjoy the love|ly north side residence sections, transfer to a “feeder bus” and motor for several miles past beautiful Central and Capitol Ave. homes and return home rested and refreshed after | having spent much lees than the price of a picture show or even a gallon of gasoline. The comfort and economy of rldj ing the street car is by no means limited to evening rides, however,

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Philip B. O’Neill, attorney of .Anderson, Ind., who has been named special prosecutor in the trials of fourteen mediums there next month.

rium meetings and the donations and bequests of weatlhy believers will run the figures much higher. The camp season is, of course, only a small part of the year’s wo.k for the mediums. They operate in their home towns, and make trips to many places for a season of seances and readings, through the invitation of visitors at the camp. Their yearly earnings must total many thousands beyopd the incomes they were earning before they were “chosen by the Lord” for the gift of spiritual powti'3. Feign PovertyOne of the popular mediums at Chesterfield has risen to riches from

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for In the morning the car brings one down quickly and safely, and there's no worrying about finding a parking place. Neither Is it necessary to watch the clock to see that the automobile ts moved at the end of each hour and a half. When you come to the theater at night, the street car brings you nearer the door than It is ever possible to park a motor car, and on the way home you can relax and rest while the motorman does the driving.

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the humble position of hotel maid. Yet the mediums pose as a persecuted and poverty-stricken band of idealists, willing to endure the unscrupulous attacks made by other churches, and the officers of the law. “We regret that we must take fees for our work,” they say. “Spiritual powers should be accessible, free of charge to the masses. “But until we ar* subsidized by an organized church we must live, and must therefore charge for our seance work.” CASE GIVES UP PULPIT Storm Center- of I.Hand Divorce Trial Resigns Pastorate. flu United Perns CHICAGO. Sept. 14.—His health broken, the Rev. Carl D. Case, retired from the ministry today. He presented his resignation to the fashionable First Baptist Church of Oak Park Sunday. Case was made the storm center of a divorce case when Albert Leland, charged that his wife had been too familiar with the pastor. Mrs. Leland, a middle aged mother, supported her husband’s story. The pastor combated the effort to obtain a divorce in order to clear his name. The divorce was refused hut was granted in the court of appeals. It is now before the Supreme Court. PLANE FALLS; TWO DIE Owner of Craft Sees His Fiance Dashed to Death. Bn United press AURORA. 111.. Sept. 14—An inquest was ordered today into the deaths of Lieut. Clarence E. Workman. 29, and Miss Rose Pollesak, both of Chicago, who were hurtled to the ground when their airplane dropped front a height of 200 feet Sunday. The crash caused by Workman's rttempt to hank his plane before he had reached sufficient altitude, was witnessed by George E. Sabat, owner of the plane and fiance of Miss Poslesak. Workman was taking the plane, recently remodeled, on a test flight.

DETAILS MAKE FOR GOOD WILL Blasengym Funeral Directors Have High Reputation. The most gratifying reputation for good will Is that which has grown up through years of service and successful effort to establish confidence In the minds of the clients of any concern. The establishment of Walter TANARUS, Blasengym, funeral director, has won this reputation of gracious | sympathy by continued evidence of j attention to the small details at a i time when the utmost done to re-1 lleve great mental strain only j vaguely comforts. Few realize until brought face to face with the necessity of it. how much depends upon the sympathetic and efficient handling of matters by an undertaker. It has been the policy of this organization to unostentatlonsly and quietly take over the situation at the time when cooperation Is appreciated and relieve the bereaved ones of all details. TO MAKE ( LIMBING SAFE PARlS—tests are now being made j to see whether small hydrogen hal- j loons can be atttached to mountain j climbers to aid them in climbing and j to prevent them from being seriously injured In falls down mountain j chasms. WHY NOSES ARE BROAD WASHINGTON Scientists say j that the broad, flat nose of the Eskimos and African tribesmen were , caused mothers carrying thbabies on their backs and pressing in the noses when in a plastic state, j A memorial to Walter Camp, fa- | ther of American football. Is to he erected by the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

SERVICE We strive in every way to make the burden of grief as light as possible. We strive to arrange things so that no embarrassing confusion or delay will mar the smoothness of the funeral. Walter T. Blasengym FUNERAL DIRECTOR Main and Residence Office 2338 Shelby. Drexell 3870. Branch Office 1009 Indiana Are. Circle 5950.

PASTOR TELLS YOIINK FOLK TO 00 STRAIGHT Urges Students Not to Take Any Short-Guts in School Life. “17 tI uman nature is attracted to 11—11 short-cuts and are power1 1 A | ful in fluences upon vast numbers of persons," the Rev C. H. Scheick, pastor of the Lynhurst Baptist Church said Sunday night in a sermon addressed to students in the city schools. ’’Delay," he said," in performing duties ia a. short-cut. You put off work you should do because you don't want to do it. "Doing nothing when there is plently to do is spineless existence. Work done after it has been put off is work done at the wrong time. "Take this short-cut ami you will be hard on others; you will live f* loose life and people will regard you as thoughtless and untrustworthy. “ 'lf a man will not work, he should not eat.' The Bible releases this. If everybody had to go by this rule procrastinators and loafers would cease to exist and a lot of infidels would be constar tly starving to death. By toll you nay save many lives anrl will surely be blessed yourself. Outlaw Tills Causing and faultfinding should be outlawed everywhere, for they hinder everything. "There is no gain materially, morally or religiously in profanity. Cussing divides divine and human friendships and spoils everything. "Fault finding is a close kin of profanity in the damage that it does. Go hunting for your own flaws and you will become charitable to others. “Ctteating is an all too common short-cut. If as a pupil you behave in the teacher's presence and mis-

SMALL LOANS ARE SPECIALTY Capitol Company Proves Worth in Time of Need. There are times when a small loan of money at a low rate of Interest would save the situation for a man. At times like that the Capitol Loan Company proves its co-operative spirit In the adjustment of its policy to the needs of the client. The only company loaning money on automobiles under this arrangement, this concern has made a speciaJty of this form of loan. Other loans from $25 to S3OO may be made on personal property or cattle at a low rate. Payments may be made In almost any manner suitable to the client—all the way from six months to two years and axe payable monthly, bimonthly, or according to the pleasure of client- There probbaly is no other company in the city with less stringent qualifications In Its policy. The service comes as a life saver, providing the least possible worry to persons in temporary need of small sums.

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behave in his absence, you cheat. If you cheat you cheat yourself. “The path of gambling is stampeded with people far more than is commonly known. Gamblers defeat sports, expose the purses of the Nation to robbery and bring to human souls the curse of endless ruin. “When gambling seeks popularity in universities, colleges and high schools through the door of their sports and would make of students embryonic robbers and oust clean games, it is high time that this short-cut path in life should have a no trespassing sign on it from end to end. Human footpaths made apart from the engineer's skill are crooked. Everybody needs the engineer sent from God, who has made the one straight path to all that’s good and glorious and who says 'I am the way.’ " TRUTH IS DISCUSSED “Truth is greater than any man’s conception of truth." said the Rev.

EXCURSION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 ST. LOUIS dSQ O ROUND tPOsOv TRIP CHILDREN 5, AND TVDER 12 TEARS. $1.65 Special Train Will Leave Indianapolis 11:30 p. m.. Arrive St. Lon!* 8:30 a. m. Returning leave Rt. Louis fi p. m., Sunday, September 20th. BASEBALL ST. LOUIS VS. BROOKLYN CITT TICKET OFFICE: 34 TV. Ohio St. Phone, Circle 5300. Vnlon Station. Phone. 51 Ain 4587. BIG FOUR ROUTE

REDUCED FARES On Eastern Division for a Period of 30 Days EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 15TH Round Trip Tickets Will Be Sold for TWO CENTS PER MILE This change is made as an experiment and if the traveling public shows by a liberal use of this service, that it appeals favorably to them, it will be made permanent, and also applied to the other divisions of this company. Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos.

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William L. Caughrnn. pastor of Firi Congregational Church. Sunday, i a sermon on “Spiritual Illiteracy." "What is needed." he said, " the language of love, which is un vernal. We need to he able to re ognize the cross-section of all th strata of Christian faith. We war a church here that welcomes a God's children who earnestly atru; gle toward the light." TALKS ON EVOLUTION “The evolutionist finds God nc perched on the outer rim of thing! but within the universe, the anlma ing principle of all things," declare Dr. F. S. C. Wicks, at the All Soul Unitarian Church, in a sermon Sut day on “God as Seen In the Ligh of Evolution." "The evolutionist finds somethin divine in his own nature and. so him, religion is the desire to embod more and more of the divine life.”

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