Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1926 — Page 15

JUNE 11, 1926

BOYS REGISTER FOR OPENING OF CAMP BEDFORD Workmen Put Resort in Good Condition —Y. M. C. A. Adds Features. Final arrangements for the opening of Camp Bedford, M. C, A. camp, June 22 at Bedford are being made, according to R. J. Duke, director. Many have registered. Workmen are putting the camp site in first class condition. Bedford, citizens have donated a water system, and Arthur Jordan, Indianapolis, gave an athletic field. New Features A rifle range, archery set, goofy gclf, and track around the baseball diamond are new features this year. Other camp aids: W. A. Dorsett, assistant director; Merton Kennedy, swmiming instructor; Garlond Graham, guard at water front; Morris Hicks and Donald Bailey, tent captains; Kepner Noll, leader; Donald Brunow, charge of office, and Jimmie Tucker, bird teacher. Girls from 9 to 11 will attend the session which opens July 29. This is the first year girls have been admitted and considerable interest is being shown by Southern Indiana girls. Girls to Attend The period for girls will close Aug. 3. when another group will en-

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PEONY FLOWERED! J^YeY scarlet and sold: FERN A, rose-pink flower. MBS. M. W. CKOWIEV. orange-yellow: PRESIDENT HARDING, pale golden yellow. SHOW DAHLIAS BRIDE. rose-lilac- MONTAGUE WOOTAN, deep crimson; STORMKING. pure white. CACTUS FLOWERED scarlet red • IJBKLLE, rosy-purple flower; MRS. STERN, orchid-pink; PIERROT, amber. tipped with white. Decorative Flowered S£“™ white: FRANK A. WALKER. lavenderpink; GEO. E. BENISTER. bright yellow; MAY TII.DEN. amj>er. gold and bronze: SOFT DE GUSTAVE DOAZON, orange-red: WAR, flaming red flower.

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roll. High school girls will be registered from Aug. 12-21. Miss Hazel Bell* Withrow national Y. W. C. A. secretary, will be in,charge of girls. The camp Is located on a high bluff overlooking White River, four miles south of Bedford. The river affords splendid boating and swimming facilities. Sports are carefully supervised by experienced life guards. AIRPORT PAPERS PLACED ON FILE Incorporation Notice Given Secretary of State. Incorporation papers for the Indianapolis Airport Corporation with a capital stock of $25,000 were filed today with the secretary of State. Purpose of the corporation is to establish an airport, of which the 113th observation squadron of the Indiana National Guard is to be the nucleus, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. There are 2,500 shares at $lO. % Incorporators are J. A. Goodman, Felix M. McWhirter, Robert H. Bryson, Nicholas H. Noyes, Elmer W. Stout, Leonard V. Harrison and Samuel Ashby. firemen rescue cat MINNEAPOLIS. Firmen cut down a tall tree here to rescue a cat which had climbed to an uppermost branch trying to catch a bird. High winds made it too perilous for the cat to descend, and after it had been marooned for two days firemen were called to the rescue by neighbors.

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MR. FIXIT Street Car Service Complaint Seems Unfounded.

Let Mr. Fix It present your case to city officials. He is The Times’ representative at- the city hail. Write him at The Times. Minutes spent in waiting for street cars sometimes seem like hours to those who wait. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I am a work/ ing girl and work until 10 o'clock every night. I wait at Illinois and Washington Sts. from 10:05 to 10:25 and sometimes later for a W. Tenth St. car. This may bo good car service to some, but not for one who is tired anjl- anxiouc to get home when work is done. CONSTANT TIMES READER At the request of Mr. Fixit. Mr. Lynch of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company provided statistics on W. Tenth St. oars. The figures prove that from May 10 until May .'ll care arrived at Washington and Illinois Sts. at the lollowing average ume: 10:10. 10:31. 10:30 and 10:44 p. m. The only variation other than a minute or two from this schedule was on Saturdav. May 30. when there was a 33-ininute delay from 0 :.>BI until 10:30 due to the fact that an automobile broke down on the tradlis at Capitol Ave. and Washington St., according to Mr. Lynch. Mr. Fixit believes that this ten-minute service is nearly as ample as that provided on other lines at that timo- of night. DEAR MR. FIXIT: There’s a dog In the 1300 block on Kappes St. that runs the streets all the time and seems diseased. lam afraid for the children of the neighborhood. I fear

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when hot weather comes he will go mad and bite some of them. READER. Give Sergeant Bledsoe, attached to the Humane Society, full particulars. He will investigate. BOARD HEARS REPORTS Local Trade Body Reviews Activities of Past Year. Reports of the activities of the Indianapolis Board of Trade during the last year were made at the annual meeting, Thursday evening.' Brodehurst Elsey, president, outlined the ch'ic and business activities of the organization. William IT. Howard, secretary, reported a membership of 584 and that total receipts for the year were $171,474.71. Albert Stu/ip, Democratic candidate fpr United States Senator, long tgrm, declared business men are an important factor in the progress of civilization. BOY BICYLIST KILLED Falls in Front of Truck—Neck Broken, Dies Instantly. Hu Times Hvccinl ELWOOD, Ind., June 10.—Coroner Earl Sells today was Investigating the death of Carl Hook, 11, killed Thursday- when he fell from his bicycle into the path of a truck. His neck was broken.

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KNIGHB FARM BAND CROCKS JOB No Horses to Ride After Pushing Plow. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, June 11.— Guiding a plow across an Alberta farm all day and paying SSOO a year ’for tho privilege of doing so does not appeal to Lord Edward Montagu, son of the Duke of Manchester, KimJjolton Castle, Huntingdonshire. Lord Edward is on his way back home. He has chucked his job on a farm near Edmonton, Alberta, owned by Lord Rodney, another English nobleman. Rodney, according to his knighted farm hand, conducted a farming school and the boys had to be up and away at 7 in the morning. Knocking off time came at 6:30 in the evening and then came the crowning indigAity of all—no horses for riding after the .day’s work was done. Lord Edward learned how to milk a cow. clean out the stable and wield a pitchfork. But he has had enough and from now on will attend very much to tly! business of being a titled gentleman. In a single year the railroads of the United Staffs use about 50,000,000 barrels of fuel oil.

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