Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 158, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1925 — Page 5

MONDAY, NOV. 2,1925

TEACHER'S FUND GAIN SET FORTH Annual Report Made by State Administrator. I Benefits ore naw being paid out of the State teachers’ retirement fund to 333 teachers, Estes Duncan, fund administrator, announced today in his annual report for the fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30, 1925. At the end of the year there were more than 14,000 contributors to the fund and the present school year will add 2,500 beginning techers. “Teachers of the State have exhibited a decided change of attitude toward the retirement fund law,” Duncan said. ‘Where there was considerable lassitude there is now enthusiasm." PASSWORD IS Culver Citizens Make Terrible Mistake in Cat Rescue. Bv Tima Special CULVER, Ind., Now. 2.—The next time Culver citizens go to the rescue of a cat, the password will have to be “Me-ow!” Two citizens saw a kitten running around with its head in a glass Jar. A third citizen, seeing the others put to rout, shot the “critter.” The “critter” was a skunk.

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HERE’S WHERE YOU VOTE TUESDAY

Voting places for the city election Tuesday have been designated by the board of election commissioners. Two changes have been made in the list ilrstannounced. Voters of Thirty-Fifth piecinct, Fourth ward, will ballot at 4909 College Ave., instead of at 643 E. Forty-Ninth St., and voting in Second precinct of Eleventh ward, will be at 302 Virginia Ave., instead of at 319 Virginia Ave. The polling places are as follows: FIRST WARD Precinctg 1— 3040 Sherman Drive. 2 2750 N. Sherman Drive. 3 2858 Olney St. 4 2401 Hillside Ave. 5 2202 Sherman Drive 6 2330 Adams St. 7 2365 N Rural St. 8— 2401 Roosevelt Ave. P—1724 Arsenal Ave. 10— 1938 Yandes St. 11— 1612 Yandes St. 12— 1406 Columbia Ave. 13— 1793 Roosevelt Ave. 14— 1560 Brookside Ave. 15— 1116 S Keystone Ave. 16— 2240 Brookside Ave. 17— E. Tenth and Oakland (Annex Bid* of Church 1 18— Olney St, 10—0003 N. La Salle St. 20—1201 N Realm* Ave. SECOND WARD Precincts. 1— e. Thirtieth St. a „ 2 Southeast corner Twenty-Seven St. and Cornell Ave. 3 2340 Martindale Ave. 4 2143 Martindale Ave. 5 712 E. Nineteenth St. j , 6 Engine House. Sixteenth and Ashland. 7 1546 Park Ave. 8— 1944 College Ave. ~ . 9 Church, northeast corner Alabama and Nineteenth Sts. 10— 419 E. Twenty-Second St 11— 2457 Central Ave. 12— Rear of 2517 N. Alabama 13— Fire Station 2357 Central Ave. 14— 829 E. Twenty-First St. 15— 2934 Cornell Ave. INGROWN NAIL Turns Right Out Itself A few drops of “Outgro” in the crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and (he nail turns naturally outward almost over night. "Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. However, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing directions. —Advertisement. Read about what a modern girl did when she was suddenly left a million dollars. Her name is Joanna. Her story starts in The Times tomorrow.

THIRD WARD Precinctg 1— 2334 N. Talbott Ave. 2 2401 Kenwood Ave. 3 2005 Highland Place. 430 McKean Place. 6—Rear 2002 N Talbott Ave 6 1834 N. Alabama St. 7 1225 Lafayette St. 8— 323 W. 16th Place. 9 1031 N. Missouri St. 10— 2101 N Talbott (Standard Garage) 11— N. Illinois St FOURTH WARD VOTING PLACES Precincts 1— 3546 Birchwood Ave. 2 Rear 3521 College Ave. 3 3501 N. Penn. St. 4 3663 N Capitol Ave. (Rear). 5 .3503 N Illinois St. 6 3349 N. Capitol Ave. 7 Washington Flower Shop 3010 Wash Blvd. 8— 3006 Central Ave. 9 637 E. 32nd St. (garrge. rear). 10— 2959 Central Ave. 11— 2966 Talbott Ave. 12— 30th and Kenwood. Engine House. 13— 510 W. 31st St. I 14—.3421 Clifton St. 15— Clifton St 16— Clifton St. 17— 29.39 Clifton St. (rear) 18— 28th and Rader Sts. 19— M. P. Church 30th and Ethel Sts. 20— 159 W. 28th St. 21— 518 W. 26tl> St. 22 515 W. 24 th St. •23—973 W. 25th St. 24 1308 W. 26th St. 25 2000 Dexter St. 26 1606 Montcalm St. 27 1.318 N. West St. 28— W. 11th St. FOURTH WARD (WASHINGTON TOWN SHIP) Precincts 29 39.38 Graceland Ave. (garage, rear). 30— 3931 N. Pennsylvania St 31— Engine House No. 28. 512 E. 38th St 32 4192 Carrollton Ave. 33 4206 College Ave. 34 160(1 E. Fort.v-Second St. 35 4900 College Ave. 36 4825 Washington B.vd. (garage, rear l 37 309 W. Forty-Second St. 38— "27 W. Forty-Second St. 39 Fairview Presbyterian Church. FortySixth and Kenwood. 40— 5373 Central Ave. (garage, rear). 41— 5408 College Ave. 42 Engine House No. 32 Broad Ripple. 43 828 E. Sixty-Fourth St. FIFTH WARD Precincts 1— W. Pratt St. 2 850 Blake St. 3 954 W. North St. 4 517 Bright St. 6—521 N. California St. , 6—755 W. New York St. ' 7—1014 W. New York St. B—Bso W. Michigan St. SIXTH WARD Precinnts 1— No. 7 E, North St. 2 707 N. Senate Ave. 3 528 Senate Ave. 4 321 W. Vermont St. 5 N. West St. 6 228 N. Senate Ave 7 52-54 W. New York St. In Wlmmer Bldg. 8— 14 7 W. Vermont St SEVENTH WARD Precfnts 1— E. Walnut St. „ 2 630 N. New Jersey St. 3 City Hall Alabama and Ohio Sts. 4 317 E. Vermont St. 5 33.3 N. Liberty St. 6 310 N. Davidson St. 7 6(8 E. Market St. 8 — 303 E. Ohio St. r . EIGHTH WARD Precincts 1— Engine House between Illinois and Capitol on Fifteenth St. 2 1520 N. Alabama St. (Vaught's Gar.) 3 1467 N. New Jersey St. SO 9 E Eleventh St. 19 E. Thirteenth St. 46 Ashland Ave. 15 Ft. Wayne Ave. 8—241 E. Eleventh St. N 9—1005 N. Meridian St. 10—1126 N. Illinois St. NINTH WARD Precincts, I—l 4 7*. Highland Ave. 2—415 Dorman St. 3—616 N. Highland Ave. 4—252 N. Arsenal Ave. 6—226 Parkview Ave. 0—2217 E. Michigan St. 7 —807 Hamilton Ave. B—Bo4 N Keystone Av.e 9—2805 E. New York St. 10—804 Rural St. 11—313 N. LaSalle St. 12—841 N. LaSalle St. I.3—Engine House. Sherman Dr., north ol E. Michigan St. 14—516 Bradley Are. * 15—Colorado and New York Bt. S. E. 16—4410 E. Michigan St. 17—4802 E New York St. 18—4908 E. Michigan St. 19—4301 E. Washington St. NINTH WARD (WARREN) 20—5110 E. Michigan St 21—6237 E. Washington St S. Audubon Kd. 23—5507 E. Wasihngton St, 21—5534 E. Washington St. 25—11 N. Webster Ave. TENTH WARD Precints I—l 6 S. McKtm St. 2—1202 Bates St. 3—1413 Fletcher Ave. 4—805 Spruce St. 5—1518 Prospect St. 6—1314 Olive St. 7—lßlo Lockwoord St. 8—2020 Olive St. 9—2457 Shelby St. 10—1417 Gimber St. 11—2618 Shelby St. . 12—Hanna Ave and Otterbein Ave. Indiana Central College Gym. 13—23.35 E. Raymond St. 14—1705 Naomi St. 15—1154 Villa Ave. 16—2037 Prospect St. 17—1023 Villa Ave. , 18—1702 Hoyt Ave. corner State and Hoyt.. 19—2037 E. Maryland St. 20—.36 S. Rural St. 21 —249 S. Rural St. 22—3331 Prospect St. ELEVENTH WARD Precincts • 1—950 E. Geoizia St 2—302 Virginia Ave, 3—649 S. Alabama St. 4—934 S New Jersey St. 5—415 E. South St. 6—1002 Harrison St. 7—629 Lexington Ave S —-917 \ lrgima Aie. 9—504 Buchanan St. TWELFTH WARD Precincts I—IS Eng. House, Kv Aye and Maryland 2—4 SO W. Maryland St. 3—519 S. Illinois St. 4—715 S. Illinois St. s—6(|R S. Meridian St. 6—822 S. Illinois St. 7—813 Chadwick St.

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THIRTEENTH WARD Precinis 1 — 62.3 Pros >eet St. 2 821 E. Orange St. 3 1 >29 Barth Ave. 4 .322 Parkway Ave. 5 Orleans St. 6 New St. 7 S. Meridian St. 8 1214 Union St. 9—lll Wisconsin St. 10— 1041 Chadwick St. 11— 25 Caven St. 12— S. Pine St. 13— E. Regent St. 14— 941 Hervey St. 15— E. Minnesota St. FOURTEENTH WARD Precincts. 1— -563 Warren Ave. 2 928 River Ave. 3 1421 Oliver Ave. 4 1124 Richland St. 5 1749 Howard St. 6 Silver Ave. 7 1525 Howard St.. 1. O. O. F. Hall. 8— 2103 VV Morris St. 9 2403 W. Rav St. FIFTEENTH WARD Precincts 1— 1922 W Michigan St. 2 329 Cable St. 3 2010 W Washington St. 4 Bloomington St. 5 N. Mount St. 6 902 N. Pershing Ave. 7 40 S. Tremont St. 8— 229 Harris Ave. 2523 W. Washington St. 10— 261 N Addison St 11— 523 N. Belle Vieu Pi. 12— 1112 N. Warman Ave. 13— 3604 W. Tenth St. 14— W Michigan St 15— .3426 W. Michigan St. CHARGES DISMISSED Involuntary Manslaughter Action Against Drivers Dropped. Charges of involuntary man slaughter against three drivers were dismissed in city court on recommendation of Coroner Robinson. They were: Raymond Sanders, 942 W. Thirty-Fourth St., driver of an auto which fatally injured "William Crutchfield, 35, colored, 1425 Capitol, Oct. 17; Ernest Kern, 1334 Lexington Ave., whose auto fatally hurt Frank Minor, 64, of 225% E. Washington St., Oct. 14: and David Lowen, 601 Prospect, whoso auto fatally hurt Ina Walton, 60, of 9 Emerson PL CLASS NAMES TEACHER Claris Adams, former prosecuting attorney, has been named new teacher of the Christian Men Builders’ Bible Class of the Third Christian Church, it was announced today. He succeeds Merle Sidener, who has taught the class for the last twelve years.

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HE sun never sets on L. S. Ayres & \ j B Company’s world-wide buying of wares. Each hour of the twenty-four our buyers B and agents are busy buying, at some of the many centers of commerce around the globe where our offices are advantageously located. We bring the world’s best products to Indianapolis for distribution in Hoosierland. We buy where we can get the best for moderate prices none of the cheapest (for it is generally shoddy); and only a modest proportion of the very expensive. Frequently our local buyers travel abroad. And for five years we have had a permanent staff of resident

buyers in foreign markets in each of thirteen different cities. The world thus becomes your source of supply,

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MARDI GRAS IS HAILED SUCCESS Indiana Towns Brought Closer, Walker Says. Indiana towns have been brought closer together by the Greater Indiana Mardi Gras celebration Saturday night, John F. Walker, chairman, said today. Civic leaders and business men declared the Statewide event a success. One of the largest crowds in Indianapolis's history attended. The revelers covered several downtown blocks. Mayor Shank declared members of the Legislature are moral cowards for failing to put through the laws they know are right and good for the people, at the dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. “Prohibition has done a lot o{ wonderful things like putting out the

Mr. Frank Stalnaker Says This: "I have been drinking your water for the last year. 1 prefer It to any other table water, and at the same time, I get the mineral value of the water. I am pleased with results and am <glad to recommend it.” (Signed) FRANK D. STALNAKER, Indiana National Bank. MormtainVanealtor ' tz*m MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRINGS, HOT GPEIMOG, ABK. ~~ Evansville. Indianapolis Terre Haute 913 Massachusetts Ave.

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saloon, but it has fixed things so the rich can still have their liquor and the poor man can not,” he said. Other speakers were Frederick Van Nuys, Senator Arthur Robinson, John B. Reynolds, Charles E. Coffin, and James M. Ogden. Franklin was given the S2OO silver cup presented by Harry O. Cobb to the most enthusiastic out-of-town delegation. A glittering white float entered by William 11. Block Company received first prize in the parade. The progress of the city was depicted. BLOWS OUT LIGHtTpIES Relatives Scout Theory of Suicide in Farmer’s Death. Bu United Preen SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 2. Relatives of William Deavel, 65, a retired farmer, today discredited a theory of suicide in his death. He was found asxphyxiated ir a rooming house. It is believed he did not know how to turn off the gas and blew it out.

[Twelve windows open this evening and the store's spacious interior will present this dis- I p/ay. American-made goods which dominate our displays ei'ery other week in the year, will for once get secondary consideration.

because Ayres’ makes the world its market. Our stocks are truly representative of the best natural resources, the truest skill and the most favorable conditions of production. Os course we prefer and buy American-made goods. If America offers the best, or even equal quality, we buy in America. But when peculiar resources or conditions or traditional artistry give some other country leadership, we go there. Next week we hold a World-Wide Exhibit in which foreign-made goods are brought to the fore. It is an exposition of actual educational

We Thank You! To the hundreds of women who attended the opening Saturday of the I\ew Jean Hat Shop we extend a cordial “Thank You.” On all sides we heard exclamations of delight and praise—never did a millinery, store enjoy a more auspicious opening. Here you will find exclusiveness without high price and a variety of the season s smartest styles beyond all comparisons. Those who were unable to come in Saturday are urged to visit us this week , and see the future millinery modes on display here for the first time. HAT f #\ SHOP 153 N.ILLINOIS STi Indianapolis

value for young and old, and is especially suggestive of gifts for the coming holiday season.

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