Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1925 — Page 5
THURSDAY, SEPT- 17, 1925
STREET SAID TO BE DAMAGED BY GRAVEL TRUCKS Fixit Gets Complaint on Condition of Kentucky Ave. Should you teeomo discouraged with the task of otiainln? needed city Improvements. ask Mi . Fixit to lend you a hand. He 'a Tlie Times repreesntative at the city hall Write him at The Times. Eccentrio driving with drunken weaving in and out is required to negotiate the far stretches of Kentucky Ave., Mr. Fixit was told today. Although the thoroughfare is paved, leaky gravel truck supplement the paving with a coating of gravjel and sand. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Kentucky Ave. from Harding St. to the Eagle Creek bridge and W. Raymond St. is in a deplorable condition. The avenue is paved and last winter being very hard on asphalt and cement, the pavement became broken and is now full of chuck holes. It is really dangerous driving while raining as one cannot tell what kind of a hole one is driving into. In dry weather one has to zigzag in and out to miss these holes. There are two gravel companies operating on this section of Kentucky Ave. and the gravel and water from the trucks run all over the street, giving it the appearance of a mud alley. CHESTER C. FIELDS, . Traction Terminal Bldg. f As soon as the rainy spell is over and asphalt repairs are pcssible, Kentucky Ave. will receive the attentions of the department of improved strets. Harry Stevens assured Mr. Fixit. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I am writing in regard to the alley back of my house. I wrote to you some time ago. They put some gravel ba- k of the house next door. They didn't fill up all of the holes and they are full of water all of the time. I uish you would see about getting some more gravel or cinders put back of my house. MR. SNYDER. 252 S. Rural St. They'll try to take another whirl at your alley, W. P. Ha*-, gon, clerk of the street commissioner's office, promised Mr. Fixit. Hargon also promised to investigate the condition of Sugar Grove Ave., between Twenty-Sec-ond and Twenty-Third Sts., mentioned by Mrs. C. Newton and Charles Brunson. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I notice in your column of Sept. 15 that it is unlawful to park cars in alleys in the residential district longer than a stated period of time. In the alley between Central Ave. and Ruckle St. and between Thirty-Second and Thirty-Third Sts., cars are parked there all day and when trucks unload goods the alley is blocked for a considerable length of time. ARAT. Police will investigate this situation at once, Mr. Fixit was informed. DEAR MR. FIXIT: How's for getting the weeds cut next to 02115 RECOMMENDS IT TO HIS FRIENDS “Pass it along to everyone if possible,’’ writes Landon Taylor, Dorchester, lowa. “I hope it will help others the same as myself. Every morning I was dizzy and could hardly walk, but now I feel fine. I rever thought the change possible In taking your pills.” FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, flush the kidneys and increase the amount of waste matter carried out of your system.—Advertisement.
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Do You Knrw? The city administration sponsored Constitution day observance today at the City Hall. Central Ave.? They're waving high in the breeze. GEORGE FOOTE. Mr. Fixit received the promise of the board of health to order the vegetation bobbed at once. , LEG lON TO GIVE ~DANCE All Seventh District posts of the American Legion will be asked to participate in a mardl gras dance and carnival Halloween night at Tomlinson Hall, it was announced on Wednesday right at a meeting of Post 4 at the Chamber of Commerce. John A. Royse, district chairman, said every post in the county would he invited. William T. Raplee was elected captain of a bowling team entered in the American Legion League. HINT. ADDRESSES WOMEN Dr. William F. King, secretary of the State board of health, addressed a meeting of the Federation of Women’s Clubs at Summitville, today. His topic was "The Future of Public Health.”
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BUDGET BOARD WILL TAKE UP STATE PAY ROLL Equalization of Salaries Before Finance Committee Sept. 29. Equalization of salaries of State employes will be one of the chief duties of the State budget committee which will meet Sept. 29. The date was set at a conference between Lawrence F. Orr, chief examiner of the State board of accounts. and Governor Jackson. Orr has begun compiling data showing the variance in salaries of employes in the different departments. Recent action of William A. Guthrie, chairman, and Everett L. Gardner. secretary of the State conservation commission, in cutting the salary of Richard Lieber, director, and two other department heads, may be rescinded by the finance committee. Action of Guthrie and Gardner was not approved by Jackson it is
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understood. Gardner and Lieber were called Into conference with the Governor late Wednesday, but neither would comment on the situation. / Important actionals expected to be taken by the conservation commission at regular meeting Saturday. Dean Stanley Coulter of Lafayette, who was absent from the secret session Friday night in Quthrie’s private office, and E. M. Wilson of Anderson, both opposed to the salary cuts, are expected to protest the action of the other two members. QUAKER LEADER DEAD Ba Vnitr'i PrmK RICHMOND. Ind., Sept. 17.—Members of the Friends Church today mourned the death of Leander Woodward, 71. who died at his home here Wednesday. He was active in af-
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Friday Savings Sale of Congoleum Rugs (Seconds of the Gold Seal Brand) Closing out to make room for new stocks. Real bargains listed below. Size. Quantity. Price. 9 xl2 9 slo.oo' 9 xlOVa 3 SIO.OO 9 xlOVa Wood Patt’n $ 8.00 7 y 2 x 9 13 $ 6.95 6 x 9 28 $ 4.45 Shop early If you want to take advantage of the big assortment.
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