Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1926 — Page 5

JULY 13, 1 §26

BUTLER 10 USE OWNJATERIALS Expect to Dig Gravel From . Fairviaw Site. ✓ Butler University expects to use gravel dug out of its own back yard in the construction of the new buildings at Fairview. Workmen today were testing gravel strata to determine the most profitable points for excavation. J. W. Atherton, financial secretary of the University, said it was hoped a good gravel bed would be found at the site of the stadium, that necessary excavation for the athletic plant would produce material for the buildings. Excavation for the first unit of the new buildings will be begun within a few weeks. University directors will meet Wednesday afternoon to fill vacancies in the board and transact other important business. Four trustees are to be named at the meeting to take the places of persons who have died during the last year. The four former mem/berg whose places are to be filled are the Rev. Z. T. Sweeney and Judge Marshall Hacker, both of Columbus, and Laura C. Hoss and Lex Kirkpatrick, both of Kokomo. TO FORM PW CLUBS Advertising Club Will Boost Hoosier Products. In an effort to stimulate the sale of Indiana-made products, the Advertising Club of Indianapolis has decided to send members to other Indiana cities to aid in organizing similar clubs. Clubs will be organized in Evansville, Richmond, South Bend, Logansport, Gary and Ekhart. % A committee headed by Maxwell Droke, president, is seeking a future location for the local club, now in the Chamber of Commerce Bldg.; Lester C. Nagley was reappointed secretary manager. GROTTO PLANS OUTING Children tp- Be Entertained at Picnic, July 24. Plans are being made for the outing of Sahara Grotto at Walnut Gardens, July 24, it was announced today by Monarch Chester O. Martin. Uriiformed units of the Grotto, which won seven trophies in the national contests at the recent Supreme Council meeting in St. Louis, will perform. ■*“ Dancing, swimming, boating, baseball and athletic contests will be features of the dhy. Youngsters of the Indianapolis Orphans’ Home and the Day Nursery will be entertained. STUDY SCHOOLS’ NEED States Educational Institutions Subject of Survey. Needs of the State’s four major educational institutions are to be outlined in a report which will be submitted to Governor Jackson this fall by a group of leading educators. The survey, which will cover Indiana and Purdue Universities and the two normal schools, will be made by Floyd W. Reeves and Frank McVey of the University of Kentucky, Charles H. Judd of Chicago University, George W. Works of Cornell University, and John Keith of Pennsylvania Normal. COBHAM HOPS OFF AGAIN New Mechanic Takes Place of Man Killed by Bullet. Bu United Press BASRA, Iraq., July 13. —Alan Cobham today resumed his England-to-Australia round trip flight which was interrupted last week when the chance shot of a wandering Arab killed A. B. Elliott, his mechanic. Sergeant Ward, Royal Air force, took Elliott’s place. Cobham was to reach Bushire today.

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Let Mr. Fixit present your case to city officials. He is The Times representative 'at the city hall. Write him at The Times. , Dropping the family garbage in a dry well is a peculiar custom whiclj residents of Terrace Ave. have requested Mr. Fixit to investigate. The board of health will send an inspector to view the premises at once. If the situation is detrimental to the health of your community, it will be remedied. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Would you mind folding out what is wrong with the grading machine? I wrote you in March and asked you to see that Beecher St. got graded and oiled. There is also a lot full of weeds next to 320 Beecher. I would like to see them cut down. MRS. P. H. The street was graded early in June, according to the street superintendent’s department. The board of health will see that the weeds are cut. DEAR MR. FIXIT: How is the city’s tax rate determined. TAXPAYER. Heads of the various departments submit budgets to the city controller. His usual procedure is! to whittle them down and turn them over to the mayor. The mayor manipulates his pencil and then submits it to the city council,

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which may decrease, but not Increase, any item. The tax rate is the proportion of the budget to .the assessed valuation of property. BEGIN SWIMMiNG GLASSESS AT POOL / Red Cross Aid to Drill Youth in Life Saving. * Can you carry a tired swimmer thirty feet after swimming sixty fCet? Would your pen halt in an essay on the probe pressure method <jt resuscitation? Floyd M. Church, of the local\Red Cross unit, will drill the youth of Indianapolis in methods of life saving and effective swimming In a series of lessons at local pools commencing today at Rhodius Park Pool. A corps badge is the reward for each swimmer who is graduated with honor from Church’s classes. The instruction will be provided at Broad Ripple, Rhodius, Ringgold and Willard pools. DEATH AT TOURIST CAMP Bu United Press RICHMOND, Ind., July 13.—Exposure and congestion of the lungs today were named as causes of the death of Ruby Ross, 2, daughter of Detroit tourists enroute to California. The child died at a local tourist camp Monday.

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36-In. Percales (Irregulars) 32-In. Dress Ginghams (First Quality) 5 Yds., 50C Suitable material* for house dresaos, aprons, dresses, children’s wear, etc.

50c DAY PLUS VALUE Special Purchase and Sale of Charleston Wash Frocks $ i Dresses with circular flaro skirts. Attractive patterns. Sizes 16 to 44. These frocks are very vogulsh at present. Cool, easily laundered, neatly tailored and Well finished.

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