Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1925 — Page 10
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NEW POOR* DRIVERS OF AUTOS NUMEROUS Salvation Army Officials Say Many Tourists Drift in and Ask for Aid —Have Only 'Flivvers/
H Nothing new under the sun? ■here is. ■ The “new poor,” otherwise known Is automobile tramps, have backed ■ic “new rich” off the boards. I Th up-to-date playwright will no Bmger have timid Mr. New Rich re- ■ uosting the loan of the pompous Butler's dress suit when company Brrives. Instead, he'll have pom■ous Mr. New Poor demanding the ■rifling loan of a tank of gasoline. Bud when that’s gone, another tank, Bnd another. Many of Them B The automobile tramp, while a Rew product, has already become nuBierous. B “Think,” said a pessimist who Bnd just been touched for a nice Bttle can of gasoline, “what this is Boing to be when the Florida bubble next spring, and the ■new* poor’ begin to 'fliv' back Worth.” I As it is, the Salvation Army and Bother charity stations are constantly approached for aid by the ■‘new poor” touring automobilists. ■These persons are in various stages Bn the downhili path, usually possessing absolutely nothing but the ■nore or less decrepit flivver and Bften are in actual need of food. AT SALVATION ARMY I All through the summer and early ■all the Indianapolis Salvation Army Beadquarters has been visited each week by an average of from two to
fcUDITOR IS ENJOINED 9 ■Citizens Oppose Ift Per Cent Increase by State Tax Hoard. B Vtilted Pres* I ROCHESTER, Ind., Oct. GO.-The ■county auditor of Fulton County toBtlay was permanently enjoined from Bplacing on the tax duplicate a 10 ■per cent horizontal increase ordered B'V the State tax board. B The injunction was granted by ■.fudge R. R. Carr in Circuit Court, Bona petition of individual taxpayers, ■who charged the State tax board ■was without jurisdiction and had not ■complied with the statutes.
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four stranded automobile parties. Most of these Insist that they are hunting employment and drift from town to town In the search. Staff Capt. J. C. Elmqulst feels that the children of these aunomobile aramps are especially unfortunate, as they are kept out of school. “Something should be done about this, on account of the little ones,” he commented. “It i sso unfair to the future of these children. Os course we respond to the actual needs of these stranded tourists,” he continued, “but we dra%v the line on gasoline, unless the case is exceptional.” But the “new poor” obtain gasoline some way, and keep on “toorin’ and toorin’.
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RAILROADER IS KILLED .Vndther Seriously Hurt When Crushed Under Freight Car. Hu T lilted Press TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Oct. GO.— One man is dead and another is In a hospital today probably fatally hurt as the result of being crushed under a freight car in the local Pennsylvannla shops here. The dead man Is Oliver Boyll. 25, and tho injured is Eathel Dowden, 18, both railroaders. FOR REFORMATION DAY A union service celebrating Reformation day will be held in the German language at the Methodist Church, New Jersey and New York Sts., at G p. m. Sunday. The Rev. O. E. Hiller will preach on “The Reformation a Call to Liberty.’’
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REPORTER FOR COURTS IS UP Announcement Made by State Official. For the first time sinae the creation of the offioe in 1851 the reporter of the State Supreme and Appellate Courts is up-to-date in the compilation of court decisions. This was announced today in the annual report of Mrs. Edward F. White, former deputy assistant attorney general, who took- office the first of the year. Since the first of the year decisions on 3,380 points of State law have been compiled, the report said.
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