Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 167, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1925 — Page 24

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MONDAY BLUES BANISHED FOR WASH-WOMEN Laundry Institute Designed to Aid Housewives With Work. Bu Timet Special BOSTON, Nov. 13.—A college •course for washerwomen, designed to do away with all knuckle-scraping rubings over wash tubs, is being organized by the State University Extension 'Division. i The course is expected to chase the blues from wash day for housewives who want to learn the skilled and scientific methods of modern laundry technique. The "Laundry Institute” as it Is called, is being formed in response to the demand for instruction in scientific laundering, it was explained. It is organized not only fpr professional clothes washers, but for all women interested in making the family washing easy. The course has already been organized in Springfield and k is expected it will be extended throughout the state, JUDGE HALTS TAX BOOST Restraining Order Issued Against State Board. Bu VnifeA Prest MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 13.—James Dragoo, county auditor, today was prevented from adding the 3 per cent horizontal raise ordered by the State tax board to the duplicate of Delaware County. Judge Clarence Dearth issued a restraining order to prevent the auditor from placing the increase In effect. BUGGY .MAY COST LIFE Bu Timet Special WARSAW, Ind., Nov. 13. —Roy Montel, Warsaw, is in a critical condition from a fractured vertebrae in the back of his neck, suffered when a buggy in which he was riding was struck by an automobile. STRIKING SLEEVES A black velvet gown that received much attention in a colorful season has huge sleeves of white lace embroidered in gold.

Smoke and Water DAMAGED RUGS, LINOLEUMS, BLANKETS AND SHADES Being Closed Out at Tremendous Reductions 9x12 Brussels Rugs $9.75 9x12 Seamless Velvets $15.65 9x12 Heavy Axminsters... .$19.95 Heavy 9x12 Cocoa Mats Congoleum and Neponset Rugs With Borders o $Q- 00 One to a Customer J/= raHMsmoHonBBHj I Double Plaid Blankets $2.35 Armstrong’s Inlaid Linoleum, Yard 98c 9x12 Wool and Fibre Rugs.. .$4.95 5::19c,39c--"!'”*69c COME EARLY—REAL SAVINGS United Rug & Linoleum Company 425 East Washington Street We Deliver Open Saturday Until 9 P. M.

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Marott-Spink Hotel Progresses

New Marott-Spink Apartment Hotel

George J. Marott, president of the Marott-Spink Hotel Company, erecting the $3,000,000 residential hotel at Fall Creek and Meridian St., expects work to be finished July 1. The ten-story structure extends from Meridian to Pennsylvania

TOTAL OF 583 STATIONS NOW IN OPERATION Several Increase Power — Class B Reaches High Water Mark. Bu Timet Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Tho total number of Clasa B broadcasting stations reached a. new high water mark with the transfer of WAFD, at Port Huron, Mich., frojn Class Ato B. This brings the Class B total up to 114. During the past month 21 stations were licensed, while only nine were discontinued. This brings the grand total of stations up to 583, 466 of which are Class A. Power Increased Several stations increased their power during the mojith, taking advantage of the announcement of the Department of Commerce that increases in power could be made in more than 500-watt stages. Some of

Sts. It will contain 228 apartments, specialty shops on the street floor, public dining hall, ball room, gymnasium, nursery and club rooms. Complete hotel service will be given. E. G. Spink and Company has the building contract. Lewis Noble is company secretary.

the power increases during the month follow: KFOA, Seeattle, Wash., increased its power to 1,000 watts. KFMQ, Fayetteville, Ark., increased its power to 750 watts. To 2,000 Watts KYW, Chicago, increased its power to 2,000 watts. WGY, Schenectady, increased its power to 3,500 watts. WHO, Des Moines, increased its power to 5,000 watts. WHT, Deerfield, increased its power to 2,000 watts. WTAM, Cleveland, increased its power to 3,500 watts. WTAS, Elgin, increased Its power to 2,500 watts. RED LEATHER MULES Muies of bright red leather are very decorative and have greater wearing power than the more ornate satins and brocades.

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ROOSTER TAKES RIDE Democratic Worker Find Fowl Crowing on Coal Wagon. Bj I'nilrd Prees COLUMBUS, Ind., Nov. 13.—William Boese, Democratic worker, and a driver for a local coal company, heard a rooster crowing as he started out with a wagon load of coal. The rooster’s “song” stayed with Boese for more than twenty blocks and he decided to investigate, find-

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ing the fowl perched ontlie coupling pole oft he wagon. Boese says the rooster evidently is a Democrat and was celebrating the party's recent political victory here. POLICEMAN ENDS LIFE Bu Timet Special ANDERSON, Ind., Nov. 13—No motif was known today for the sui-, cide of Charles Anderson. 60, for many years a member of the Anderson police force.

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