Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1925 — Page 19

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ELECTOR GIVES •ANNOUNCEMENT ff ISIIE SNOW ['*: -coition to Be Held April IC-17 £• Ihd State <• Fairground. Formal announcement of the fifth annual Horne Complete Exposition to be held April 10 to 17 •in the Bldg, at the Indiana State fairground, was made today by J. Frank Cantwell, director. The four previous shows which achieved national rccogni- • i ion were presented under Cantwell's direction and sponsored by •'lie Indianapolis Real Estate p oard. The 1920 exhibit will oi>en Sattur- ' ■day night and end the following Saturday night, Cantwell said at ■ a dinner Thursday night for real estate board members, club and , local newspaper representatives at the Indianapolis Club. “The purpose of this show Is to render a real constructive to .this -city,” said Frank E. Oates, bos ad president. “It is the board’s desilre to create an impulse and desiire among the residents of Indianapolis .for more and better homes and beti r living conditions.” '/'■ B. Hunt is chairman of the

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home complete committee. Cantwell said that the Indianapolis show'will be held in cooperation with similar exhibits In Milwaukee, Wis., and Deti’oit, Mich. The two latter shows will be prior to the local exposition in order to give exhibitors an opportunity to participate in each. Brief remarks were made by LBlaine McGrath, president of the Advertising Club; R. Webb Sparks, ' Chamber of Commerce; Henley T. Hotter societal y Real E date Board; I A. Berov Portteus, president Federa- ! lion of Civic Clubs; William A. May- ; born, Indianapolis Times; William D. Keenan, Indianapolis Star, and Curtis A. Hodges, Indianapolis N"ws. SEWER TO GET BOOZE Sheriff to Pour 200 Gallons of Confiscated Alcohol. En Times Special NOBLESVILLE, Ind., Nov. 20. Charles W.-Gooding, sheriff, will pour 200 gallons of alcohol Into the sewer within the next t\\g> or three days on orders of Judge Fred E. Hines. The liquor was confiscated by State police -few days ago in the western part of Hamilton County. Charlea DeLong, Indiitnapolis, In whose chr the alcohol was found, was /ined SIOO and sent to jail for fhirty days. To Stop a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. The Safe and Proven Remedy. (The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet.) Signature of E. W. Grove on the box, 30c—Advertisement.

GOOD BUSINESS PREDICTED FOR COKING YEARS Indianapolis Wholesalers, on Courtesy Trip, Are Optimistic. With the post-war Inflation period vanishing, and business on a steady upgrade, fifty Indianapolis wholesalers predicted, barring unforseen events, continued improvement for a four-year period, on the Chamber of Commerce courtesy trip to Ko- j komo and other cities Thursday. It was the last trip of the season. Retailers in the towns visited were confident and reported rural conJli- | tions better than a few months ago. Kokomo merchants were guests at 1 a luncheon at the Frances Hotel. Barret Moxley, Kiefer-Stewart Company president, commented on the congenial relations between Indianapolis and Kokomo. Ability Tested Herbert P. Sheets, National Retail Hardware Association secretary, said the ability of American business men is being tested by whether they are able to forget the Inflation period conditions and meet present needs. Other speakers were A. Kiefer Mayer, who presided; O. D. Haskett, new safety board president, and W. r Oollghtly, Kokomo chamber presi-

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dent; George W. Landon, pioneer retail merchant, and J. R- Morgan, Kokomo abstractor. Nickel Plate Railroad officials who made the trip, donating their private car: L. L. Fellows, general agent; E. S. Kirby, general superintendent; R. C. Fiseus, assistant general passenger agent, and M. Jersen, yard master. Securities in Demand “There Is a good demand for securities, indicating, business is good and merchants and manufacturerare not borrowing much money,” said Raymond D. J. Jackson, PeopleState Bank bond manager. “Prospects are good for the next four years. Business men should cut down expenses and let volume take care of itself.” said Felix Geddes. Havens and Geddes Company presi dent. Indlanaplls freight shipments are good, showing an Increase over last year and previous months, L. L. Feliows. Nickel Plate general agent, said. BOATS ROLLS made with REAL FRUIT (159) for V -/ CONSTIPATION

CROSSING FLAN IS UP TO CITY Commission Can Not Order Watchman. Tho public service commission is without power to act in the movement to compel the Monon Railroad to provide a watchman at SixtyThird St., where one person was killed and two injured in an automobile accident Wednesday night, ac-

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cording to David E. Matthews, chief J railroad Inspector, “Such matter would be wholly ] within the jurisdiction of the city of Indianapolis." Matthews- said. Coroner Paul F. Robinson is Investigating the accident, In which Mrs. Amanda Heaton, 53, of Nora, was fatally injured. Her husband,! Chu'lcs Heaton, and her son, Paul Heaton, were also injured when 11 freight tr: (in struck them. Robinson is asking for a watch man to replace the Hell warning at the crossing and has proposed that traffic on State Rd. 1 he routed to [avoid the crossing.

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MILD WINTER IS SEEN r Bn Times Special WARSAW, Ind., Nov. 20.—1 t will be a mild winter according to Miss Ollie Bloom, who killed a large garter snake, which she discovered crawling along the sidewalk here two days after an eight-inch fall of •snow. 1 Icduccd Prices. Rec-<T>r I :*ds and Music Roils C I New Edison Records Indianapolis f’usic Exchange No. 7 Pembroke Arcade.

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