Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1926 — Page 15

OTE 25, 1926

GOING TO NEW YORK? READ THIS L Gilbert Swan Offers Dimes’ Worth of Tips for - Tourists. By Gilbert Swan Coouriaht. IQS6, KEA Srrrirc NEW YORK, June 25. —There is on* “hardy annual” sport that blossoms at this season for the blase New Yorker and tourist alike. That's riding the Fifth Ave. busaesi From Washington Sq. to the foot of Bpuyten Duyvil on the Hudson, or way up the avenue Into the hundreds! All for a dime, 10 cents! Sweethearts snuggled In the back seat, aloft the/waylng motor pachyderm. Romantic ones sighing loneA somely to a summer moon! WorkAlng folk, tired from the long, warm Vday! Sightseers, chattering and H craning necks as various points of J interest are passed! Laughter, whispering, sighing! Thousands getting the-.first fresh air of the day! Flirt-

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some girls and young men dandled up to lure a smile. * * * ✓ For the visitor it’s long, colorful and romantic Quite a dime’s worth, all considered. Washington Sq., starting point, is the heart of Greenwich Village. First there’s the Arch. Built by Stanford White, as well known as victim of Harry Thaw as for his architecture. Most tourists drop in at the Brevoort, historic old French hotel, for generations a rendezvous for writers, artists, society and royalty. Historic residences that figure In .the tales of Henry James and Mrs. Wharton! Memorials to another social life! * * • At No. 21 the old Mark Twain' house... .Twain had an architect imitate the* trefoil windows of Grace Church.... .At Eleventh St. one of the oiq churches, Presbyterian, built in 1846.... The Metropolitan tower and old Madison Square at TwentyThird.. ..And the Flatiron Bldg., once eo proud a boast and now all but lost in the shuffle of new structures....And the old Madison Square Garden, now ruins. • • • The Waldorf-Astoria at ThirtyFourth Leisurely tea sippers in the window.. The old Wendell home at Thirty-Ninth Two spinster sisters lived there for years. A high fence shuts out the ground, adjoining Avedon’s. This million dollar

property is a playground for the family cats, it is said The Library .And the sophisticated lions. This once was Bryant Park..... .Once a watef distributing reservoir. Once, also, stood here the Crystal Palace, made of glass and widely known as an amusement place Then city property. The exclusive shops At Forty-Third St., Beth Emattu-El, synagogue which throws a shadow of Orientalism over the shopping ground of anew world.. .y .. Soon It will be torrf down and there will be' no old world instrusions Guaranty Trust building This was the old Sherry's... .Play place of another day A block up was Delmonico’s Started with a wee room near the' waterfront.| Sherry’s now is on Park Ave St. Patrick’s at Fiftieth, ornate and graceful... More than twenty years was taken for building.. Union Club at Fifty-First, and the inevitable old gentlemen in the'wlndow Sometimes they seem frozen, like statues.- Where once the Vanderbilt mansion stood Now a gaping hole at Fifty-Second.... Cartier’s, capital of baubelry John D. Rockefeller’s home at 10 W. Fifty-Fourth 5t...) John D. bought the corner house to prevent any other building adjoining his son's place • • • And then into the “millionaire

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belt” The Whitney home at Sixty-Eighth The Guggenheims at 833 The Harry Payne Whitney’s a few doors above.... Adolph Lewisohn, philanthropist, next door. ........ Mrs. E. H. Harriman Just oast on Sixty-Ninth, and next door is Ogden M*Jls, then Keripit Roosevelt The old Senator Clark place the August Belmont place on Seventy-Fifth and the famous Henry C. Frick mansion at Seventieth. On Seventy-Sixth St. the, James Duke palace, and Otto Kahn and so, on to John Hays Hammond's home at Ninety-First. A “great parade’’ indeed. ''By the way, if you’re coming to New York you might paste this in your hat by way of guide. EXAMINE 300 CHILDREN Flat Feet, Infected Tonsils, Poor Teeth Predominating Defects. Flat feet, infected tonsils and adenoids and poor teeth stand out as predominating defects shown in children examined before entering summer camps conducted by seven Community Fund agencies. Dr. James M. Stygall and his assistants from the board of public works have examined nearly 300. The work will continue throughout the summer as the personnel of the camp attendance changes.

TO ASK NEW BIDS Because none of the five bids for resurfacing State Rd. 37 fiom Ft. Benjamin Harrison west two and

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AUBURN CORDS 30x3Vi 97. A5 31x4 ....912.95 32x4 ...913-20 33x4 ....913.40 32x4V4 ....918.50 Tubes Included. First Quality.

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one-half miles toward Indianapolis wap within the eivglneer’e estimate. State highway officials Indicated today that new bids will be asked.

FISK CORD PREMIER 30x3 !/ 2 $10.60 FIRST QUALITY Miller Cords 29x4.40 $12.95 Seeonds.

Kelly-Spring-field Cords 30x3V4 ... 910.75 31x4 ~..915.80 32x4 ....$16.90 33x4 .. 916.95 Vx4V4 ... 824.80 3bx7 ...965.00 40xS .. $69.00 Tubes Included Sei-onds

U. S. Cords G. A J. 32x314 ....914.25 32x4 ....fifi.SO 33x4 ...:918.90 34x4 ....916.95 32x414 ....922.10 83x5 ....925,00 Tubes Included Seeonds

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The Emulsified Asphalt Company of Indianapolis was the lowest bidder, with an offer of $19,874. The cost estimate was $16,690.

TUBES GIVEN AWAY WITH EACH TIRE

u. s. HARTFORD CORDS 32x4.95 ...818.90 33x4.05 ...819.20 34x4 05 ...$19.40 Tuhfi Included psfondi

The "Two Brewers,** old coaching Inn in Englan^B patronised Yy Dic.k Turpin, pulled down and rebuilt.

U. S. Royal Cord 29x4.40 $13.95 FIRST QUALITY Auburn Cords fl PLY 30x3'/2 . $14.00 FIRST QUALITY

Mogul Balloon Cords 29x4.40 ...911.60 20x4.95 ...$16.90 30x4.95 ...817.20 30x5.25 ...817.95 31x5.25 ...$18.20 Tubes Included First Quality

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U. S. Royal Cords 31x4.40 STRAIGHT SIDE ' $16.80 FIRST QUALITY (2) Goodyear ALL WEATHER 32x4 1 $20.60 j FIRST QUALITY

(foodyeur 34x4 914.50 Pathfinder First Quality Ajax Cords 31x4 95 $17.50 Seconds

Giant 83x5 Hesry Dnty 922.50 First Quality Fish Cords 31x4.40 $12.95 Seconds