Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 166, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1925 — Page 9
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DESPONDENCY SUICIDE CAUSE Father of Two Bank Bandits Takes Own Life. Despondency because his two sons are serving a sentence for bank banditry in the Indiana State Reformatory and because he had been jobless for three weeks probably caused the suicide of Lewis Northern, 54, of 116 S. Davidson St., at 6:30 a. m. today, according to Coroner Paul F. Robinson. Northern, whose sons, Charles, 18, and Karl, 21, were convicted after the hold-up of the Kokomo State Bank and a bank at Galveston, Ind., as members' of the Kverett Bridgewater gang, shot himself with a sawed-off shotgun, in bed. Viola Northern, his wife, said she and her daughter, Mary, 16, who MM "California Fig Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child frue Shows if us, Constipated Hurry Mother! Even a fretful, feverish, bilious or constipated child loves the pleasant taste of “California Fig Syrup” and it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup,” which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get an imitation fig syrup—Advertisement.
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Machinery Hums , Sewing Machines Click, But Workers Are All Blind
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were In the kitchen preparing breakfast, heard the shot, but thought it was an automobile back-fire. An hour later they found the body. ATTACKS OVER, POLICE BELIEVE Two Alleged ‘Terrorists’ Are Bound Over to Jury. Police today believe attacks by colored bandits on women on the streets and in homes have been curbed. Walter Payne, 30, colored, 715 Indiana Ave., charged with criminal attack and robbery was bound over to the grand jury in city court today. Bond was set at $15,000. He is held in jail. Payne, identified by eight victims, is credited with attacking scores of persons in their homes, and in parked autos along the roadside. Brooker Davidson, 19, colored, 615 W. North St., arrested early Wednesday, confessed he attacked nine women on the streets this week. He was bound over to the grand jury in city court, Wednesday. Bond was set at $12,000 and he was taken to jail. His victims identified, him, police say. In Auckland, New Zealand, a city of 160,000 inhabitants, street cars are not permitted to carry more passengers than can be seated. Soft Corns Money Back Says Hook Drug Cos., if Moone’s Emerald Oil . Doesn’t Do Away With All Soreness and Pain in 24 Hours. Get a bottle of Moone’* Emerald Oil with the understanding that if it does not put an end to all the pain and soreness and do away with the corn itself your money will be promptly returned. Never mind the cause, how long you’ve had it or how many other preparations you have tried. This powerful penetrating oil Is the one preparation that will make your palDful aching feet so healthy and free from corn and bunion troubles that you'll be able to go anywhere and do anything In absolute feet comfort. , So marvelously powerful is Moone’s Emerald Oil that thousands have found It gives wonderful results In the treatment of dangerous swollen or varicose veins. Hook Drug Cos. is selling lots of it. —Advertisement.
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"Above: Indiana Industrial Bldg., of the Board of Industrial Aid for tlie Blind. Inset: C. D. Chadwiek, executive seeretary. Below: Paul Leisure, blind worker at a broom machine, and womeif workers In sewing room, (left to right), Mrs. Pearl Dunn, Miss Mary Bullock, Mrs. Marie Hoon.
Being useful in the world! To the blind, sorely conscious of their handicap in a world of seeing people, this is especially difficult to achieve. Through the guidance of the board of industrial aid for the blind, in the Indiana Industrial
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Rldff., at 536 W. Thirtieth St., adult blind are taught to create beautiful and useful products, and a market for these products is provided. Aided by Ralston Prior to 1915 there was no provision by the State for aiding the adult blind. The late Senator Samuel M. Ralston, in that year, sponsored the legislative act which set aside the first sum of money for this purpose. Now, about fifty sightless persons In the school and over a. hundred in the State and in communication with the school, are happily bilsy. C. D. Chadwick, executive secretary of the school and of the work that goes out from it, himself blind, has been in charge from the first. Ten persons beside himself are now employed, either at the school or out in the State, In various teaching or selling capacities. Trades Taught Adult blind, in their homes, are taught to sew, weave, crochet and typewrite—even to read and write, if they Wish. The teachers, who instruct at the school and in the homes of the blind, are the Misses Mary E. Cain, Aletha Young and Pearl MeGibbons, and through, their efforts many heretofore idle, helpless hßnds are now turning out work that pays well. In the school there are a broom, making shop, sewing room, chair caneing and rug weaving departments. The hum of machinery, the general air of life and activity everywhere, make the visitor forget that the workers are blind. At the sewing machines one has to look into the faces of the women to realize that the hems are turned on aprons, the seams guided down dress lengths, only by the feel of sensitive fingers. REVOLT PLANS FOILED Plotters Against Premier's Life Also k Planned Armed Uprising. Bit Vnitrd Pre** ROME, Nov. 12.—Plotters who sought to take the life of Premier Mussolini last week also conspired to bring about on armed revolt in Italy, according to official revelation today. The investigation to date shows there was a definite organization to accomplish both aims.
Hardwood Floors In the Abbott home shown on this page laid and finished by JULIUS W. BILLO 835 Bevllle Ave. Web. 2085.
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KITCHEN SHOULD BE PLANNED
By Molly Elliott Whether she intends to work in it herself pr not, the modern woman takes delight in planning her kitchen in the new home. And the wise husband will let her carry out her wise fancies in this direction, for most of the horror of kitchen work is due to the lack of attention given this room before building starts. Long before the first pencil line is made in the architect's arrangement of the billiard room and the radio room and the "den,” a clever woman will corner him and deftly persuade him to use discretion in the position of her kitchen in reference to the rear entrance, refrigerator, dining-room and cellar. She may avoid hundreds of steps if he will be talked to on this point. Next, she should advise with an expert as to the quality of the water supply available and the assured permanency of the wrought iron or brass pipes throughout. Says one writer: “A house without adequate supply of running hot water is not a house, but a tent.” Moreover, regard as to the possibility of a supply of water, either natural or softened by an automatic softener, is a necessary feature. Faucets Important After these little background features have been settled, the rest of the drop is more or less simple and the stage is ready for the perfect setting. The sink, carefully placed as to the size of the room and the position of the windows, must be high enough to prevent backaches. From there on in it seems that every little thing in the planning of the kitchen is equally important. First it would seem that the lighting and electric plugs for appliances would deserve attention. A nearly perfect kitchen in this respect had two ordinary wall sockets, two highpower wall sockets, and two wall lights with frosted globes, and a center indirect light in the ceiling. One of the wall lights was directly over the sink to chase away the glooms of dish washing after dinner. Need Closet Room Plenty of closet room, dish cupboard, broom cupboard and storage closets, are actually essential in every kitchen and are truly receiving more attention from the average architect these days. These must, of course, be thought of before she house is planned or they can not be included. One closet, or, ns our mothers taught us to say, “pantry” is not enough, for it does seem bad business to have pot and pans and dust mops and vacuum cleaners, all in the same small enclosure. The floor covering is an essential consideration, but may well come after the house is built. However, the floor itself must be laid with care and the material used not to be an after thought but a real part of the finished product. Care in the choice of ranges will eliminate the need for flues and outlets, otherwise there should' be allowance made for these in the original plan. The tables must be high, at least thirty-six inches, and for a person of a little above average height thirtyeight Inches is not too much. Nearly every table bought at random is actually too low for the health and comfort of the average woman. Above each service table and at the side of the stove a proetcf.td rack for utensils, spoons and forks and dippers. add much to the convenience. The walls may be made restful and pleasing by the use of cheerful and clean colors. A dainty kitchen was of white and yellow with yellow and white checked gingham Dutch casement curtains aim soft tan and yellow linoleum on the floors. The well-planned kitchen Is finished with an Incinerator, refrigerating system and outdoor connected openings for the refuse containers. Rooms like these will not only help the woman, who does her own housework, but will mean much in keeping an efficient maid.
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THE TILE WORK In the Sun Room, Lavatory, Bath Room and front entrance In the home shown on this page furnished by BRAUN TILE CO. 2306 h. Delaware. Ran. 8799
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK On the home shown on this page done by CHARLES HAUSSER 9?6 Virginia Ave. Drexel 2765
ALL WINDOW GLASS AND MIRRORS In the home pictured on this page furnished and glazed by CAPITOL GLASS CO. 12 E. McCarty St. Drexel 3487
THE PLUMBING In the Abbott home shown on this page, Including the Hot water heater and water softener furnished and installed by FRANK E. IRISH 2909 E. Tenth St. Webster 4878
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK On the home built for Mrs. Lillian Abbott shown on this page made and furnished by T. ROCH IRON AND WIRE WORKS 600 Dorman St Webster fiftpp
Details of New Colonial Home Show Woman’s Taste and Care
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The taste and care that only a woman can give to the planning of a homo are obvious in many of the details of the new home of Mrs. Lillian Abbott, 5360 Washington Blvd. The house is well located on a large lot, with curved driveway leading around the south side to the spacious double garage in the rear. The architecture Is pleasing and dignified frame Colonial, painted ivory. In a center hallway a graceful Colonial stairway greets the visitor, whose eyes are immediately drawn to the interesting fireplace treatment in the long living room on the left. Above the fireplace, in which are artistic gas logs, is a paneling of rubbed finish walnut reaching to the ceiling and around the opening trimming of red brick, which gives a eneerful effect. On either side of the fireplace are French doors leading into the sunroom, which is equipped with smallpaned windows on two sides and long French doors in one end, opening out into the driveway at the rear. The dining-room, at the right, is lighted by two French doors, finished with wrought iron balconies on the outside. The kitchon, connected with the dining-room by a gaily-papered breakfast room in gray and white opaque glass tile effect, is equipped with many cupboards and a welldesigned sink, under a pair of windows overlooking the back yard and driveway. A small vestibule leads both into the basement and outside and Into a tiled lavatory. Spacious and inviting are the three bedrooms upstairs and a landing on the stairway is large enough to be used as a reading nook. The owner's bedroom has a fascinating alcove at one end in which are two separate clothes cupboards and six wall sockets provide for many
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lamps and electrical appliances. This room is papered in pale gray and the woodwork, as in all the upstairs rooms, is ivory. The other rooms, one In lavender and the other In gay large figured Colonial pattern paper, are both equipped with largo clothes closets daintily papered and finished. A “let down” stairway leads into the nttic which is
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not plastered, but floored for storage room. The bathroom is compact and i tiled with the same unusual glass tiling as is used in the kitchen. A j border of black design is used effectively, three-fourths of the way up, and soft ivory finishes the wall. 1 A shower closet and built-in bath j tub and many built-in tile accessories make this a luxurious bathroom. The woodwork throughout, except in the bedrooms and kitchen and bath is rubbed walnut. The floors j are of narrow hardwood. The * Chandeliers are In graceful Colonial j design and the doorknobs and other hardware carry out the Colonial j effect. Downstairs the living room, i dining room and hallway are papered j In a neat gray-striped paper. Roofing and sheet metal work was done by Charles Hausser; window 1 glass and mirrors furnished and glgzed by Capitol Glass Company; I plumbing. Including water heater' and water softener furnished and in-1 stalled by Frank K. Irish; orna-1 mental iron work done by T. Roch j Iron and Wlro Works; tile work in j sun room, lavatory, bath room andj front entrance furnished by Braun! Tile Company: hardwood floors, laid j and finished by Julius W. Bfilo:| Rybolt furnace installed by Rybolt | Heating Company, and finishing! hardware by Vonnegut Hardware, Company.
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