Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 104, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1926 — Page 5

AUG. 6, 1926

MOTOR CLUB TO GIVE PRIZES FOR EM6LEMDESIGNS Best One Will Be Used on Radiators of Members’ Cars. On® hundred dollars In prizes Is being offered by the Hoosler Motor Club for the best design for a radiator emblem to be used by motor club members. It Is the practice of the club to change the radiator emblem every few years in order to distinguish the active members from those who no longer belong to the club and from motorists who have bought second-hand cars and nave inherited Hoosler Motor Club emblems. The following five features should be embodied in the new rariator emblem, according to club directors: First, H. M. C., initials of the club,

Bridge Lamps Extremely effec- . . tive lamps with C Q C wrought irons}) UO standards, and dainty silk shades H I “ with swivel Joints, polychrome bases, braid decorations. Choice of several color combinations in shades. Com-plete-wlth connecting wire. $1 CASH

Floor Lamps These are what . are popularly v 7 C known as Junior |) ■ ■•ld Floor Lamps. They have attrac- * V tive silk shades In assorted colors, with rosebud and braid decorations. Bases are in polychrome effect. Standards of genuine wrought iron. Complete with wire. $1 CASH

3-Piece Kroehler Living Room Suite 115 and rp All of splendid overstuffed designs, and with the famous Kroehler hidden qualities built Into them. Choice of velour coverings in the various shades.

Kroehler 3-Piece Bed Davenport Suite *1 QQI JL AND CP Genuine Kroehler three-piece beddavenport living room suites in velours and mohair. These are such exceptionally well designed suites that no one would ever suspect that the davenport conceals a full-sized comfortable bed.

Odd Oak % Chiff erobes s l7^ ■ IND CP Has several convenient drawers and a long wardrobe compartment with garment hangers suspended from a sliding metal bar. $1 CASH -

Odd Chifferobes $-1 OJ IND CP Made of genuine American gum wood In rich walnut finish. There are a number of handy drawers In which to keep linens, underclothes, shirts, etc. An especially'useful article. $1 CASH

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playing the most important part: second, the words Hoosler Motor Club; third, the word Indianapolis; fourth, -the initials A. A. A., signifying affiliation with the American Automobile Association, and fifth, three colors, red, white and blue. All sketches are to .be in water colors. Prizes Prizes will be, SSO first: $25, second, and $lO third, with five $3 awards being given designers of the next best emblems. The finished emblem must not be more than four inches in diameter, if round. If an oblong emblem design is submitted, it must not exceed the following dimensions when finished: Pouf and one-fourth inches high by three and one-fourth inches wide. Three judges will be selected, one a practical manufacturer of emblems, another an artist of known repute and the third a director of the Hoosier Motor Club. The directors of the club will select all the Judges. Mail in Sketches Artists' entering the contest are asked to mall their sketches to the Hoosier Motor Club free from all distinguishing marks and unsigned. A sealed envelope containing the name and address of the artist must

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9x12 Axminster Rugs *37^ An assortment of very fine seamless Axminster room rugs In a variety of handsome designs and patterns. Especially noteworthy color effects. These are long-wear-ing rugs suitable for hard service In the borne. $1 CASH

Waterproof Floor Covering, 49c Per Yd.

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accompany each sketch. As each package is received, it will be opened and the sketch and tealed envelope given corresponding numbers. All sketches must be in the office of the Hoosier Motor Club by 6 p. m. Aug. 31, and prizes will be awarded Sept. 15. Judges will be named at the next monthly meeting of the board of directors. LAKE TRIP PROPOSED BY CLUB Offers Route to Resort in Northeast Part of Indiana. Lake James, in the extreme northeast corner of the State, is an attractive summer resort. The Hoosier Motor Club suggeßtjs the following route for motorists who desire to spend the week-end thec£. From Indianapolis go north on Meridian St. to the canal. Turn

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9x12 Fringed Wiltons *55 Beautiful fringed Wilton room rugs worthy of the finest "homes. Many color comblnatibns in- rich patterns. Seldom Is It. possible to buy such handsome fringed rags at a price so moderate as this. $1 CASH

White House Kitchen Cabinet $ 321 These have many feature* which are advertised in connection with cabinets selling for twice the price. $1 CASH

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right and go along the canal to Broad Ripple. In Broad Ripple turn left on State Road 1 through Carmel, Westfield, Kokomo to Peru: thence over State RQad 7 to Huntington and Ft. Wayne. On account of fresh gravel or\state Road 13 between Ft. Wayne and Auburn the county road to the east is in better condition. At Auburn continue over State Road 13 to five miles North of Angola, then Northwest on a county road marked (To Lake James) to the lake. The distance is 188 miles. The road is paved to Peru, then gravel to destination, except short stretches of pavement near cities. There are temporary detours around actual applications of tar between Waterloo and Angola. Beware of speed trap between Broad Ripple and Carmel. CURFEW FOR RADIOS NEW YORK. Aug. 6.—Midnight Is curfew hour for radio receiving if you have neighbors who want to sleep. Magistrate Brodsky has ruled in Jefferson market court. John Covitt, defendant, asked if earphones would not solve the problem and got off with a suspended sentence, after being arrested, charged with disturbing the peace.

9x12 Velvet Rugs *2s^ Handsome velvet rags In both domestic and oriental type of design. Mur rich color combinations are Included In this assortment. Truly a big value for' all who appreciate this type of floor covering. $1 CASH *

27x54-Inch Rugs $1.75 v * X Handy Incidental rugs to place between rooms or before favorite pieces of furniture. Choice of a number of pleasing combinations and patterns. Offered at an nn. usually low price. Good quality.

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LEGAL HOLD-UP - OE DRIVERS NOT SO PREVALENT Motor Club Secretary Says Fewer Complaints Are Received. One of the most promising features of motoring in 1926 is the increased confidence manifested by the average car owner in his ability to protect himself against raids on his pocket by roadside courts and operators of speed traps, according

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Dr. Price Refrigerators sll AND TTP This Is In the line of refrigerators on which we have specialized for 28 yeara. Many of your neighbors recommend them. We guarantee them to save ice. food and money. $1 CASH

Odd Rockers $0.95 fnA and rp / s A surprising reduction in the prices or genuine /oak rockers: also a number In other woods finished mahogany. Colonial and other designs. Wood seats. $1 CASH

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to a statement Issued by Todd Stoops, seer et&ry-nia na ger of the Hoosier Motor Club. Stoops called attention to the fact that, as compared with the experience of members of the local club In previous years, there have been thus far in 1926 far fewer complaints from motorists who were held up in course of their tours on vicarious charges by speed trap artists and roadside courts. "This does not mean, of course, that justice on the fee system has made its final exit,” he said. “What it means is that the car owners, through organization, are in a* better position to protect themselves. This, in large measure, is due to the vigorous campaign fought during the past number of years by the

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Does “Iron Mike” i Actually .Think? I * lET a world jaded with the modem mechanical and scientific marvels pause for a moment to consider “Iron Mike” the most mysterious and uncanny marvel of them all. The UNITED PRESS operator, sitting: at the keyboard—perhaps in New York —typewrites the news-story which is in- • stantly typewritten by the receiving machine in Chicago or San Francisco, the only connection between the TWO MACHINES IS A TELEGRAPH WIRE. “Iron Mike” is the nick-name of this magical device which can handle from 12,000 to 15,000 words or more a day—as much as the most expert human telegraph operators can handle. There are more than one hundred and fifty “Iron Mikes” in operation on united press circuits today making possible new successes in speed and accuracy and volume in news transmission. \> " i TMOewspaper is a UNITED PRESS newspaper. The whole wide' world it now your neighbor. The UNITED PRESS makes It so. A volcano kin* 900 people in Japan—a Ukrainian leadar is assassinated ln*Parls- —anew oil field is discovered in Siberia ' — Asquith and Lloyd Gsorge cross swords In a debate In the < Hqpaeof Commons—you know these things Instantly through the DOTTED PRESS service rendered to this newspaper. Look Jss the line “BY UNITED PRESS” in this newspaper every / ✓ Indianapolis Times

American Automobile Association and its affiliated clubs. "Asa result of that campaign, several justices of peace were put out of offlpe and a score of administrators of th<| fee system were indicted by grand juries. In addition, the legal officers of the States were asked to issue Instructions as to the Jurisdiction of roadside courts. "We may expect, however, to hear from them as the touring season progresses. For this reason, we invite all local motorists to present their complaints to the club. If they run into speed traps and fake arrests while en tour they should report their experiences to the nearest A. A. A. club. At the same time they should make certain of obtaining a receipt in case of fine.

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PENNIES BY THE MILE Bu United Prcin CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—A northside church here is collecting pennies by the mile for its building fund. It ha>; been determined that it takes 84,480 pennies laid end to end to reach a mile. Nearly 100,000 electric lights are used in the new Metropolitan theater in Boston. i 118 East Washington Street