Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1925 — Page 4

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STRIKE NOT TO HURT SERVICE las and Electric Companies Have Coal on Hand. No interruptions in g-as or electric ervlce to homes aid factories In Iniana are likely to be produced by he anthracite coal strike, according o a coal supply survey just comleted by the Indiana committee on üblic utility information. “Gas and electric companies in the tate usually have an average inety-day supply on hand and have ontracted for sufficient coal to last hem throughout the winter,” says he committee. “Water companies, 00, maintain coal reserves. This ituation will not be changed unless he strike is extended to the bitumious fields or transportation is cripled . These companies consume lore than a million tons of coal a 'ear. “If the strike is prolonged, gas ompanies may play a part in helpng out the anthracite-consuming mbllc by making coke available for heir use.” 100 AT NIGHT SCHOOL tecord Enrollment Report by Mancie Vocational Director. iv United Press MUNCIE, Ind., Oct. 9.—More than 00 students are attending the Munie Evening School according to an .nnouncement made today by Glen ). Brown, director of vocational ducation. The trade and industry classes iave the largest enrollment with 33 students registered; 332 are enolled in the home-making classes, ,nd 142 in the commercial classes. GOLDSTON KEEPS BOOK NAUEN —After many peregrinaions the famous Gutenberg Bible, irinted by John Gutenberg from

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One Street Keeps ' Officer Busy

—Photo by Perrott. Patrolman John Welch

There is one street ih the district which Patrolman John Welch covers that gives police more trouble than his entire district combined and Welch tries to give that street plenty of attention. Muskingum St. is the troublesome one, and is in the center of Welch’s district, No. 38, bounded by St. Clair, New York, Illinois and Missouri Sts. This territory takes in a large colored district. Welch is trying to have them all adopt safety razors for shaving so that they can get rid of the man-slashing razor of old. Welch was appointed Dec. 14, 1910, and lives at 902 Oxford St.

wooden type in 1456, has reached England and is the property of Edward Goldston. Tempting offers for the Bible have been made by American collectors, but Goldston says the Bible will remain in England.

HOT STUFF TO DUKE BY WIRE Trolly Brings Warm Meals to Nobleman. Btf United Press LONDON, Oct. 9.—At last the Duke of can get a hot meal in his castle. He and the Dutchess live in I Alnwick Castle, one of the most picturesque in England, built like a mediaeval fortress outside and a vast Italian palazzo within. 1

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But it sprawls all over five acres, and the great dining hall and the kitchen are so far apart that the Duke has frequently complained that he could never get a really hot meal. Now he has rigged up a trolley in the hall and the food comes whizzing down from the kitchen to the serving pantry with such ".peed that it reaches the ducal board Jong before it can cool. ,

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