Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1926 — Page 5

MAY 24, 1926

PENNSYLVANIA ST. MERCHANTS WILL HAVE ‘UNVEILING’ Windows to 3e Uncurtained at 8 Tonight—Special Displays Planned. An ‘‘Unveiling of Windows” program for the "Fifth Avenue of Indianapolis," Pennsylvania St., from Washington to Ohio Sts., has been planned by the Pennsylvania Street Business Association for tonight. Promptly at 8 the window of the various firms of the association are to be Uncurtained, simultaneously and special displays of merchandise and living models will be shown. Mayor Duvall is expected to take part in the ceremonies. He has been asked to draw the curtain from the front window of the Walk-Over Shoe Store, 2S X. Penn. St., for F. C. Sehinke, new president of the association. Hand Will Play Arrangements for clearing the streets of parked automobiles by the police department have been made. A street concert of music by the Indi-

A New Standard Oil Service Station for Your Convenience 10th and King Street Drive in the next time you are near this station. Every need of your car will be looked after by an attendant trained to give you service as you would like to have it—quick and accurate filling, attention to tires and radiator if needed, free of charge. Many motorists are willing to go out of their way to get Standard Oil Service. Why? \ SI Till rpolarinA VSk \ VHART/ / vw

2969 Northwestern Ave. Hawthorne Lane and Washington St. Rural and E. New York E. St. Clair and N. Alabama Russell and Meridian So. East and Virginia Fairfield and College Tenth and Massachusetts Southeastern Ave. & Washington St. Morris and Kentucky Ave. Woodlawn and Virginia Ave. Davidson and E. Michigan St. 16th St. and College Ave. Sherman Drive & E. Washington St. Pratt and N. Delaware St. 16th St. and N. Illinois St. New York and Capitol Ave. New York and State St. Churchman and Prospect St. 63rd and College Ave. Morris and Madison Rural and E. Tenth St.

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anapolis Newsboys' Band will be given between 8 and 0. The band will march to Pennsylvania, St., and give its first numbers in front of the Palace Theater. A special visit will be made by members of the association to the new Twenty-Six Bunch and Pastry Shop, 20 N. Pennsylvania St., which was opened Saturday, following a complete remodeling and redecora- | tlon. Officers of the association are F. tC. Shinke. president; F. R. Kautz, I St., vice president; Eugene Short, j treasurer; Carl Etter, recording secretary; Jud McCarthy, Ed Hart, j Charles S. Becker, Herbert Jennings, Reilly Adams and Roltare Eggleston, directors. I.ester C. Negley is executive secretary'. Officials Invited Governor Jackson and Mrs. Jackson have been asked to join with other State officials in the program. Other city officials have also been asked to be present. Member* of the association are Aetna Trust company Ranker* Trust Company, Hrerc). Elliott & Harrison, F. TANARUS,. Bryant. Charles S. Becker. Brunswick Phonograph Shop, Craig's. Fletcher American National Bank, Fletcher Savings ami Trust Company, Hotelier Case Company. Fagel-Miller Company, Goldsmith Brothers, Haag Drug Company. W V. Hargrove & Cos .1 C Hart Shoe Company, Hook Drug Company, Liggett Brug Store. Indianapolis Coal Coma any. August Julian Company. Jud * leu s Duds Harold Jaffe. Knit* Stationery Company B. F. Keiths Theater William Laurie Company. Harry Levinson. K. A Lemcke, Leo Lando. fnc.. Merchants Heat and Light Company McCarthy .C Cos,. Morrison & Cos.. Palace Theater. Pearson Piano Company. Uaab Brothers Ralston Shoe Store. Richardson A Hart Company. Charles 1,. Schmidt. Tne.. Security Trust Company. Staley A- Crabb. Vernor s Ginger Ale, Walk-Over Shoe Store Ward* Pet Shop National Shirt Shop Roy E. Steele. The Liberty Store. The Union Store. Wege Sanford Marble ami Tile Company. PennWash Bootery and Bradshaw -Kornbluni, Inc.

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Ghosts? Nope, Spirits Bu Time* Special ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. May 24.—A “haunt r-d" house proved to be one of the largest liquor distilleries in New Jersey. For months residents of the Negro quarter thought an isolated dwelling was haunted. Police decided to investigate and uncovered the distillery. The operators of the establishment are now being sought.

FIRST FLOWER SHOW Bankers Trust Offers Awards for Exhibit Winners. The season's first flower show will |he Saturday in -the lobby of the Bankers Trust Bldg., under auspices of the Garden Flower Society of Indianapolis. Four floral events are planned for the season. A peony show Is scheduled for early In June. The Bankers Trust Company posted'', four prizes for the Saturday show. A cup was offered for the best exhibit of an amateur grower of more than twelve varieties; a silver medal and a bronze medal for the next best exhibits, competition not being limited to those growing more than twelve kinds, and u bronze medal to#the grower of the best garden flower entry.

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ROBINSON SPEAKS AT OHIO NORTHERN Senator Receives Honorary Degree. Bu Timm Special 'ADA, Ohio. May 24. —Senator Robinson of Indiana received an honorary LB. D. degree from the Ohio Northern University today and made the annual address to the graduates. He leaves Ada tonight for Indianapolis, where he will be temporary chairman of the Republican State convention, ind will deliver the keynote address. Robinson is a graduate of the Ohio Northern and met Mrs. Robinson here. His address to the graduates was on "The Constitution." He declared it “the charter of the Nation's liberty, under which we have become the greatest nation the world lias ever seen, and the mightiest force In civilization.” Callouses MM Quick, safe, sure relief from "v |l pe ; oful callouses on the feet. Fy/ OAt all drug and ihoe storm I J, Bnm m Scholl's : mJM Xino-pads

49th and College Shelby and Pleasant Run Blvtf. 29th and Clifton Sts. 3335 West Washington Harding and W. Washington W. Michigan and Tibbs Ave. Roosevelt and Commerce 25th and Sheridan Emerson and Michigan State St. and English Ave. Speedway and Lafayette Rd. Emerson and Brookville Morriss and National Rd. 30th and Meridian St. 13th and Meridian St. North and Capitol Geissendorf and Washington St New York and Alabama Gladstone and New York Kentucky Ave. and Senate Delaware and Michigan

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CHURCH HAS BIRTHDAY Emerson Avo. Baptists Observes Fifth Anniversay. Celebration of the growth of the Emerson Avenue Baptists Church. Emerson Ave. and E. New York Sts., was observed at morning and evening services Sunday. Tiie congregation has grown from 123 charter members to 430, and property owned is valued at $60,000, it was reported. The Rev. U. 'S. Clutton, pastor Tuxedo Park Baptist Church, who founded the mission that became the Emerson Ave. church, and the Rev. F. Hayward, executive secretary of the Federated Baptists Churches of Indiananolis, spoke. DRI 1I)S HOLD MEMORIAL Memorial services for Druids who died In tile last year were held Sunday night by the United Ancient Order of Druids at 1232 S. Meridian St. J. H. Brinkman, former head of the organization, spoke.

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GRADUATION WEDNESDAY Forty-three to Receive Diplomas at Indiana Central College. Graduation exercises will be held at 10:30 a. m Wednesday at Indiana Central College. University Heights. Forty-three students will receive diplomas. Dr. A. T. Howard, president of Bonebrake Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio, preached the baccalaureate sermon on “Building” Sunday. This was followed by a candlelight ceremony participated in by the seniors. The Rev. W. R. Montgomery of University Heights United Brethren Church conducted the scriptural part of the baccalaureate reremonies. PARKING PLAN GIVEN Society Would Have Someone in All Autos Downtown. Traffic authorities today are considering a resolution urging pre-

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vention of parking of unoccupied vehicles in the downtown loop, adopted by the Indianapolis Engineering Society. Presence of at least one person in the car would be necessary between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. on Pennsylvania St. from Ohio to Washington Sts.; Washington St., from Pennsylvania to Illinois Sts., and Illinois St. from Washington to Ohio Sts. ‘WATER FINE.’ SAYS 1,433 Swimming Candidates Can Enroll Until Thursday. Boys desiring to become swimmers still can enter swimming classes at the Y. M C. A., it was announced I today. Candidates must register today or Tuesday, officials said. Classes started last week. A total of 1.433 hoys received first instruction in the art of swimming. First I classes each day are at 3:30 p. m.

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PLANE FALLS; ONE DIES Two Others Badly Injured in Crash Near .Hobart, Ind. Mu United Press GARY, Ind.. May 24.—One man Is dead and two others are in a Gary hospital today following the crash of a commercial airplane near Hobart caused by- the snapping of a support on one of the wings. William Scherer, 22. a passenger, died from his injuries. Elmer Johnson, 36, the other passenger, and Hugh Gambell, pilot, were badly hurt. Scherer's parents saw the plane dive to earth, not knowing their son was a passenger.

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