Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1925 — Page 2

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NORTH SIDE TO HAVE FESTIVAL Fall Event to Be Thursday and Friday Nights. Preparations were under way today for the north Indianapolis fall festival to be held Thursday and Friday nights under auspices of the Better Business League. Streets to be decorated are: Thirtieth St. from Capitol Ave to Riverside Park. Thirty-fourth St. to Roach St. to Clifton St.; Thirty-fourth St. to Twenty-sixth St. to Northwestern Ave., and thoroughfares leading to Riverside Park. Musloal programs, a parade, dancing and other activities will feature the two day’s program. Dr. O. E. Yater is general chairman. TO REVIVE OLD DANCES A revival of old-fashioned dances will be held Nov. 11, by the Boys of Auld Lang Syne, members of the Indianapolis Lodge of B. P. O. E. in celebration of the forty-fourth charter birthday and the eighth anniversary of the Armistice day.

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CHICAGO FACED WITH EPIDEMIC Pneumonia Deaths Cause Warning to Be Issued. Liu United Press CHICAGO, Oct. 27.—Chicago was on the defensive today against a threatened epidemic of pneumonia. Deaths from the disease and the number of cases is 23 per cent above normal for this season of the year, Health Commissioner Herman N. Bundesen warned in a special health bulletin. * For the week ending Oct. 24 there were thirty-five deaths and a total of 142 cases reported to authorities, Bundesen declared. The disease does not appear to be unduly severe, Bundesen said. The special bulletin recommended "sensible habits” and warned against overheated houses. SEEK TO SAVE SHIP Pictures of “Old Ironsides” Being Sent to All Schools. Pictures In colors of "Old Ironsides,” the famous American frigate "Constitution” of revolutionary days, are being sent by the local Navy recruiting office to all schools in the State, to be posted in the schoolrooms. Children throughout the country are being asked to contribute to a $500,000 fund to recondition the famous old battleship, now rotting away in the Boston Navy yard. The Elks Lodge is sponsoring the campaign. MANY PLAN TO REVEL large Crowd Expected at Annual Mardi-Gras Ball. Hundreds of masked couples will glide across the floor of Tomlinson Hall at the third annual Halloween Mardi-Gras ball Saturday night under auspices of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce, it was indicated today. The Mardi-Gras ball will be open to the public. Doors of Tomlinson Hall will be thrown open at 8 p. m. Tho hall will be decorated and two orchestras, the Cotton Pickers and the Dixie Jubileers, will provide music. DO NOT WRAP PIPES Building Inspector Gives Advice to Furnace Operators. “Take the wrappings off your furnace pipes except at the Joints.” That's the advice Francis F. Hamilton, city building inspector issued today. Hamilton said he had just returned from a series of laboratory tests at the University of Illinois during which it was discovered that unwrapped pipes were coolest. The discovery upsets tradition of the furnace world, according to Hamilton.

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