Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1925 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1925

ALLEYS ARE IN BAR CONDITION, MR. FIXIT TOLD Commission’s Office Promises to Make Tour of Inspection.

Do You Know? The street commissioner’s department has begun reductions in its force of workmen because of a depleted treasury'.

Lot Mi'. Flxit present your case to city officials. He is The Times repregojitative at the city hall. Write him at The Times, The mountains and valleys one finds In Indianapolis alleys are the theme of most complaints in Mr. Exit's mall today. W. P, Hargon, clerk of the street commissioner’s office, who has returned to the job after a vacation tour, has promised Investigations noon of the following complains: DEAR MR. FIXIT: Would consider it a very great favor if you can arrange to have the first alley east of Napoleon St. just south of Southern Ave. filled with cinders or gravel. It Is impassible. Also repair hole in Napoleon St. at number 2629. W. A. METZLER. DEAR MR. FIXIT- The first alley north of Eleventh St. running west off Warman Ave, Is In very bad shape. Water stands In the ruts hub deep for a square. Some cinders would help this alley wonderfully. JACOB L. M’CLURE. Eleventh St. and Warman Ave. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Bertha St., between Harris St. on Hancock Ave., is almost impassible now, but w r hen It freezes or thaws It is Impossible to get through with a car. When it rains water stands on the sidewalks in places two pr three inches deep. ELMER WINKLER. 229 S. Hancock Ave. DEAR MR. FIXIT: We have a lot next door to us on Carrollton Ave., north of Forty-Eighth St., which is a detriment to our home. This lot has berry bushes and weeds galore, and the brlard are growing over on our lawn. The city advocates pretty lawns, btu it would be an impossibility to have even a decent looking lawn with berry bushes growing on it. MRS. W. G. CASSLER. The board of health will Investigate at once. BUILDING LOCATION SET Construction will begin soon on the new $90,000 women’s dormitory at Indiana Central University Heights, it was announced today by

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Mardi Gras Boosters Spread News of Celebration

HOOSIERS IN FLORIDA

Ril Times Special MIAMI. Fla., Oct. 21.—Mark E. Archer, formerly of the Indianapolis bar, has been appointed Florida manager of the New York Title and Mortgage Company with offices in Miami. Dr. Harry Parr, the Indianapolis dentist, is expected to join Mrs. Parr here about November first. Mrs. Ferdinand Born is visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs. Henry L, Richnrdt also is visiting there. The family of M. L. Goldberg has returned to Indianapolis, only his son, Victor, remaining for the winter with his father. F. L. Risher is stopping at the Poinsettia Hotel here. Mrs. S. A. Roberts has returned from Indianapolis to her home in the Ft. Dallas Apartments here, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ward, who expect to live in Miami. Mrs. J. L. McCoy, member of the T. W. C. A. board of directors In Indianapolis, has been inspecting the work at Miami headquarters. Anderson now has quite a representative group of citizens in Miami. Former Mayor Horne and Ernest Lane, former street commissioner, are here and Samuel Johnson, former prosecuting attorney for Madison County, has Just arrived with his wife. Another resident is William Durwln, formerly with the Anderson Foundry and Machine Company. E. V. Dessert, rental manager for Ix-by J. Good, president, Stakes marking Its location were set Tuesday. The building will be three stories high, of brick construction, and will be 150 feet long ana forty-two feet wide. The structure will contain fifty-eight rooms, each room to accommodate two girls.

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the Meyer-Kiser bank, is looking after some personal investments here. W. H. Leonard of Meridian Street M. E. Church, Indianapolis, is organizing Miami visitors Into a band of workers for the White Temple here. Judge D. O. Wilmetn of the Indianapolis City Court made a short visit at the Antilla, Coral Cables, and says he mav locate here after his term on the bench has ended next January. Philip Adler and Miss Hattie Adler of Indianapolis, are coming to Hollyyyood, and Philip Adler junior will motor down latef. Hugh Vandiver of Franklin, Ind., has taken a home in| North Hollywood, and Mrs. Vandiver Is bringing the two children, Patricia and Philip, to join him before November firit. H. H. Winsted and C. P. Winsted of Indianapolis, are stopping at the Bayview Hotel, Roseland. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold W. Gabrielson are at home in Little River after a honeymoon of three months, during which they visited in Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Washington, D. C. Edwin Embich, a director of the Bankers’ Trust Company in Indianapolis, and Mrs. Embich are stopping at the Pancoast Hotel on Miami Beach. They are well-known among the -winter visitors on (he beach. Jan Garber’s Orchestra Is proving quite a sensation at the Coral Gables Country Club; among recent dancers to the music were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McAlexander, Airs. Olaribel Vandenbrock. Mrs. Rodney C. Robinson and Harry Nicoll of Indianapolis. Dining in the Coral Gables Casino was M. E. Thornton of Indianapolis. Mr, and Mrs. C. A. FV>rd of Kokomo, Ind., have purchased a residence at 1253 Avenue Anastasia, Coral Gables, to occupy as Jheir winter home. They are going to Lake Worth this week on a business trip.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Donning clown suits, two diligent advertisers for the Greater Indiana Halloween Mardi Gras celebration, Oct. 31, are distributing placards and literature outlining the festivities of the carnival. They are Bert G. McKinney and J. B. Ray.

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