Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 293, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1926 — Page 25

APKiL 9, 1920

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and arranging exhibits. Most of the out-of-town exhibitors have had their products at the show for several days. Finish Model Home The liveliest place in the building Is the square in which the model home Is being erected. Workmen were putting the final touches on the home and L. S. Ayres & Cos., already had moved in the furnishings. landscaping of the garden and -rass plots' In the centerpiece was "xnected to be finished early Saturday. i lie house, of a Mediterranean type, was built by R. H. Shelhorn Company from drawings by J. Edward Pierre, architect. Many Finns It is estimated that more than 165 firms from 100 cities in the country have displays at v the show. Attendance of 125,000 nr more is ex-

pected by Director J. Frank Cantwell. Delegations from the Detroit and Milwaukee real estate boards will attend the show the latter part of next week. The show will be open from 6:30 p. m. to 10:30 p. m. Saturday night: closed all day Sunday and open from 11 a. m. to 10:30 p. ni. every day next week. It will Close a week from Saturday. MURDER CHARGE ASKED Indictment Sought in Death of School Head. Prosecutor John T. Humes of Hendricks County, investigating the death of Newton Bonham, Plain field, Ind., superintendent of schools in Coal City, at Long Hospital early Thursday from head injuries received in Plainfield Sunday in a fight, said the grand jury would be asked to return a murder indictment against Joseph Gates, a restaurant operator, who, it is said, struck Bonham. Hume said he learned that Bonham, a justice of peace, attempted to collect some money from Gates and his brother, Carl. In an argu inent Gates knocked Bonham to the pavement. Carl Gates was fined S2O and costs after it was said he was the first to strike Bonham.

POSTAL ASTUTENESS j Card Beating Only Anto License Number Beaches Destination. i Rv I'nitcit Preat BERLIN, April 9.—lt is due to j the astuteness In Upper Hessen that a postal card, which bore no other address than “V 0—619."O —619." reached Its I correct destination. It was clear I from the message written on the I card that the addressee was the < wner of an automobile, and investigation led to the identification through his local license number. CARRIES ON FOR FATHER j Bryan's Daughter Candidate for Congress From Florida. : fit/ Faffed Prraa MIAMI, Fla.. April 9. —Mrs. Ruth i Bryan Owen, daughter of the late j William Jennings Bryan, has an I nounced her candidacy for Congress j from the Fourth Florida district, j Like her father, she is a talented | orator. MUSSOLINI’S COIFFURE LONDON —Women from country | towns come all the way to Lon- | don once a week to have their shingle set right, but if reports from Paris are correct, the women have j nothing on the men for vanity. Mussolini sends for a French woman hairdresser. It is said, to come all the way to Rome so he can have his head shaved Just a3 he thinks it > should be. LENIN HONORED j MOSCOW —Numerous monuments j to the memory’ of Lenin are being { erected in Russia. The largest ocj cupies a site in the center of MosI cow, while an unique one is to be I situated on the summit of the Cauj casian mountains at a point where | Europe meets Asia. BEAR T-OADB UP GREAT FALLS, Mont.—A 300pound bear, emerging from his long | winter sleep near here, broke his ! fast by eating three sticks of dyna- | mite. A road gang watched him at I his feast. There was no shooting i' at bears all week.

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BANS POSTER BOARD BEAUTY LO.S ANGELES, April 9.—Los Angeles Will no longer be glorified in its signboard advertising by artistic roadway portraits of the one-piece bath.ng beauty. For years, from I/Os Angeles to Salt Lake, and Ti Juana to Vancouver, the Chamber of Commerce has enticed tourists to southern Cali fomia with the signboard bathing beauties. But mere words, hereafter, will bear the burden of broadcasting the insidious and seductive lure of Los Angeles and its climate. The welfare committee of the city council has ordered the bathing beauties erased from all Los Angeles billboards. Hundreds of signpainters have been dispatched to various cross-roads and highway locations to daub word pictures over the artistic forms of the bill-board bathing beauties. The committee, charged with responsibility for the moial welfare of Los Angeles and community, not to mention its reputation with tourists, decided a bathing girl was not commensurate with charm and dignity of California’s noted southland.

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PLAN NEW APARTMENT Land Bought a( Thirty-Sixth and Meridian Sts. for New Building. Construction of anew thirty-six apartment building will begin soon at Meridian and Thirty-Sixth Sts., it was announced today, following the purchase of the tract by the Biitmore Realty Company. The land was bought from George J. Marott and has a frontage of 93 feet in Meridian St. and is 273 feet deep. The consideration was $25,000. The building. as tentatively planned, will cost $300,000. and each apartment witl consist of four or five rooms. George & Zimmerman, local architects, are drawing plans. DOGS VIEWED BY MANY Hooeier Kennel (Tub Show at Tomlinson Hall Closes Tonight. A record crowd was anticipated at the spring dog show of the Hoosier Kennel Club, which ends tonight at Tomlinson Hall. Mrs. Margaret South, club secretary, said that the opening day attendance surpassed that of any previous show. More than 400 dogs have been entered In the show. It is expected the judging will be completed by to-

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the exhibition. Fall show will be held Sept. 8 to 10.

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