Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 109, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1926 — Page 7

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NEW TRANSFER IS M SAVER Street Railway Adopts Improved Bus Method. Anew type of transfer, designed to avoid disputes as to time limits and save time In the collection of fares, has been adopted by the Indianapolis Street Railway and will, ihortly, be used on the busses. The time limit of the new transfers is indicated by their length, and the length Is automatically obtained at the moment of issuance. Spaces Indicate each fifteen minutes of the flay. When the transfers are retnoved from the pads in which they are bound, they are so cut as to indicate the time of day they are issued. Lines to which the transfers are Issued are indicated by directions instead of by specific names and the source of the transfer is previously printed thereon. By the adoption of this transfer the company reduces the number of punch marks required from five to tliree and makes it possible for the bus operator to issue transfers without making more than one punch mark at the moment of issuance. In this manner considerable time riay be saved in the operation of feeder busses from which transfers are issued free to all passengers on inbound trips. | TEMPERANCE CRUSADE WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.—A new nation-wide temperance crusade “to lave the younger generation from the insidious custom of drinking,” Ras planned here today at the fiftyfifth annual convention of the Datholic total abstinence union of America. Personal “pledge cards” bsed by temperance workers in the tally days of their fight, again will tie h<bug}it into use in the new drive

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FISH CATCHES BIRDS DeTll-Fish Snares Two Seagulls Near France. Bu Timet Special PARIS, Aug. 12. —Birds that catch fish are common enough, but fish that catch birds are so uncommon as to provide the French Acamedy of Science with one of its most interesting recent discussions. M. Legendre reported to the academy the surprise pt the |ta(f of the maritime laboratory of tho College of France at Concarneau, when they caught a sea monster in a deep drag and from the stomach of the fish brought two partly digested seagulls. The fish, classified in French os “baudroie,” is also known as the sea-devil. It seldom leaves its murky sea bottom home and tho French scientists are convinced that the seagulls are caught after they dive deeply for their prey.

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