Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1926 — Page 3

JULY 9, 1926

PUR ON ME RO. 3 TO PERMIT BRIDGFERECTION Will Be Constructed Across Monon Tracks at Putnamville. To permit construction of an overhead bridge across the Monon Railroad tracks at Putnamville, a 'temporary detour will (tie in force _ on State Road 3 for from sixty to'nlnety days, it was said in the State highway commission’s weekly traffic bulletin issued today. —", Completion of the Putnamville grade separation will remove one of the most State road system, highway officials tsnid. A separate detour has been marked’for traffic off Road crosses the National .Road near the grade separation, Ad carry traffic via Ureencast Ift. „ ' •The traffic bulletin shows that detours have been removed since last week on Road- 20 near New Harmony, on 21 near Geneva and will be removed on Road 44, south of Rushville aboiif-July 15. Surface conditions and detours on. loads entering Indianapolis are set krth in the bulletin as follows: 'Rd. 1. (New Albany. Indianapolis, outh Bend. Michigan line!—Watch far repair gangs working between Broad Ripple and Carmel. Paving between Plymouth and Peru wtih separate detours marked for north and south traffic between Rochester and- Plymouth. I Traffic go to Logansport to connect with Rd. 15. an unpaved route, by Way of Culver, or take the Rochester-Logan sport road to Rochester, but should bea-in mind that Rd. 15 will bo closed soon at a point some eight~miles south of Logansport to permit construction.) Detour from two miles north of Edinburg ot /ranklin account of paving is only fair.' Rd. 3 (Richmond. Indianapolis. Terre Haute) —Due to bridge construction traffic is using traction company bridge at Hiser’a Station, ten miles west of /Richmond. Watchman at east end of bridge handles traffic by stop and go signals. Detour at Stilesville via Greeneastle to Manhattan, account of building railroad overhead at Putnamville. Traffic from. Rd., 32 (south) rill go to Greeneastle and 1 take marked detour for Terre Ha.ute. North-bound traffic on 32 for Terre Haute also will detour at Greeneastle. privo slowly over terpporary bridge at Pennsylvania crossing east of Brazil. IRd. (> (Madison. Greensburg. Indianaflots. Lafayette. Oxford) —Detour marked at wo miles north of Lebanon. Short de-

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PILSUDSK! ARNIY BOSS Polish Cabinet Confers Office on Him; No Accountability. - Bu United Press BERLIN, July B—Marshal Pilsudskl today became the military power of Poland through appointment by the Polish cabinet, according to a dispatch from Warsaw. Tne cabinet -l approved Pi|pud.ki’s< .appointment as inspector general of the army in time # of peace and as supreme commander In time of war, land he is to hold both offices with-, out accountability to Parliament. In other words, Pilsudski commands the, army almost to do ,with it as he pleases so as ho can And money iwith which to pay salaries. ROOF CRUSHED; 8~ DIE Heavy Bains Wash Stone Wall From Foundation. 7)1/ United Pticss VALPARAISO, Chile, July B. Heavy rains washed a stone v/all from its hillside foundation and eitfiV persons were killed when a portion of the wall crashed through the roof of a house below.

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Boy’s Double Breasted Suits With Long and Short - ' Pants and Vest 7.95 A remarkable value In high grade clothing for young chaps. Theso fine suits are correctly tailored of choice fabrics. Exceptionally good for school wear a little later. Two pafrs of trousers with each suit. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Boys’ Wash Stilts Nicely made of fabrics M that give lots of real *7ffl _ service and stand re-* M peated washings. Good ® assortment of colors. Sizes 3to 8 years. Long Pant* (1 A A Sailor Suits V* •"v Clever suits for the little chaps of 3 to 8 years. ' • I Sports Blouse* *7C and Shirts /. 4 y C Extra' well made of serviceable materials in plain colors and stripes. Blouse sizes 6 to 16. Shirt sizes l~\ a SI.OO More than a hundred to choose front. Many styles and colors. All sizes in the lot. Boys’ * FA _ Wash Pants Jt/C Long wearing and good looking. Nicely made of khaki, washable crash and Dayfona cloth. Sizes 8 to 10 years. Boys’ All-Wool OQ Bathing Suits 1 Uf Dandy swinuning suits for boys. Just the colors they like. All sizes. Boys' Store, Street Floor

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At Greatly Reduced Prices , Women’s AA. UNION <1| C SUITS OJ Cool, light weight knft gulta with tailored or laca trimmed tops. Ttght fitting and Bhell knees. Sizes &G to 50. CHII.P REN’S A If T T %v.tlHTK—'Taped back and front; sizes 2 to It years; very special, 23c WOMEN’S r.ArZE VESTS—B Biftlice or tailored tops ; size# 3(5 to 44; verv no special at .( faOC Street Floor. > >

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EXTRA SPECIAL! Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ Fine Footwear J 2^ Several hundred pair* of high grade slippers and pumps In wanted styles. g —-Black Kid , v —Crfr y* Kid / —Patents and Others High and low heels. SJzea S to ' 8. Special Saturday only * 2.95. Shoes, Street Floor.

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