Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1926 — Page 14

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m MAN DEAD AFTER BEING HIT BYSWITCH ENGINE Charles Huddleson Could Mot Hear Bell, Whistle — Walked on Track. man was killed and two per injured lr traillc accidents night. Huddleson, 54, of 808 Arn" Ave., employed at the Indianapolis Bleaching Company, and was grossing the Vandalia tracks, near ■Hvision St., when he was struck by switch engine and fatally injured. ■kA R. Coffee, 17 S. Euclid Ave., and R. O. Sparrow, R. R. i.Bß>ped on the tracks fifteen car ahead, and did not heed oQpts of the whistle and the ringing ben. Police said the man was deaf. He is survived by the widow and two eons.' Autos Collide Three autos figured in a collision at. New York St. and Senate Ave. Wednesday nfght. Floyd Fruits. 1523 W. Vermont St., was driving an auto that was struck by a truck driven by Alexander Bero-wn, Negro, of 916 Hosbrook St., police said. The impact caused the Fruits’ auto to be thrown into another car driven by W. S. Lynch, 631 N. Dearborn St. Mrs. Fruits was hurled from the auto and suffered a cut on the head. She was taken to city hospital. Bright lights are charged with an accident at 1132 N. Missouri St. Wednesday night. John Frazee, 1636 Shelby St., Said he was blinded and drove his truck into a wagon owned by Joe Clark, Negro, of 437 W. Fourteenth St. Clark was standing beside the wagon and was injured about the head. He was taken to city hospital. Women Injured Two women were seriously injured Wednesday night when the machine in which they were riding, driven by David Falendar, 618 E. Forty-Sixth St., collided with the Jar of Louis Reed, 21, of 2347 N. Delaware St., at Twenty-Third and Oxford Sts. According to police, Reed’s car skidded, after colliding with a street railway motor bus, wrecking both cars ar.d the bus. Reed was arrested for assault and battery and reckless driving. The women: Mrs. H. A. Lorber, 30, of 5056 Temple Ave. and Miss Vera Simmerman, 19, of 2844 Park Ave., vere badly cut about the body and lead. Mrs. Lorber was taken to Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Mary Phillips, 59, of 1337 S. Meridian St., was slightly injured when a machine in which she was 4'idlng collided with a machine driven i by Mrs. George Meeker, of 1517 Ashland Ave., at Union and Morris Sts. Both cars were badly damaged. PGYMIES A PUZZLE TO SCIENTISTS r Where Did Little Men Found in Wild New Guineau Come From? Times Waahinnton Bureau. l.tas Xeto York Avenue WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—Where did they come from, those whispering pygmies just discovered in wild New Guinea? If the Stirling expedition explorers return to civilization with an answer, one of the greatest mysteries of science will be solved. The. presence of dwarfed black men in the far southeast is one of the tyggest problems in anthropology, Dr. A. Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian Institute, declared today. A year ago, during a long scientific trip to strange corners of the world, the Washington scientist studied the problem at first hand, and in his report, recently, published, indicated that pygmies even more surprising than those reported by the Stirling expedition hight eventually be discovered in the East Indies. In Sumatra, a great island almost as unexplored as New Guinea, Dr. Hrdlicka heard stories from the coast natives of strange little men inhabiting the Interior, men covered with long, red hair and with bodies like 12-year-old children. White men on the island were organizing an exploring expedition while the anthropoligist was there, but no definite Word of the outcome has yet reached the world. The pygmies discovered by the Stirling expedition ape probably simiHttS BETTER THAT SHE HAS IN YEARS Mrs. C. W. Burree, Indianapolis A, Housewife, Felt AH Worn Out, Tired and Listless Until Taking Todd’s Tonic With Its Strength Building Qualities Os Rare Old Wine. A Fine Spring Tonic To Cleanse The Blood And Build The. Body, “I was extremely nervous and felt tired and worn out all the time. But when I started taking Todd's Tonic I found my condition improved very much. My nervousness has almost left me. I recommend Todd’s lonic because the results I have obtained have bean wonderful. I intend to continue the use of Todd’s Tonic as long as necessary to secure a com plete relief. I have only used three bottles and I never felt so well for the last five years as I do today. T use Todd’s Tonic Laxative Tablets when I need a laxative.”—MßS. C. W. BURRES, 1446 N. Holmes Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Todd’s Tonic, with itg wine-like flavor, is most pleasant'to take. Sold at Haag Drug Stores arid other good drug stores in Indianapolis. TODD’S TONIC LAXATIVE TAB LETS—”A Dose At Night Make i Right^^^m-tisement.

Test Answers These are the answers to the questions which appear on page six: 1. The man should wear a bow tie with a full dress suit. 2. Four. 3. Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. 4. Arizona. 5. 1914. 6. Reddish-orange. 7. A bull fighter. 8. A snake-like fish. 9. The wife of the President. 10. Italy. I lar, according to Dr. Hrdlicka, to tha Negrito tribes known for years In the Philippines and Andaman Islands. "The Negrito is in the far southeast.” the anthropolist explained, "a clear but puzzling type without connection now in any direction. His nearest relatives are apparently the pygmies of Central Africa, but a great unbridged span has until now separated the two. The problem Is: How did the Negrito get to his present' home. If he extended from Africa, he must have left traces in passing in Arabia and India.” Dr. Hrdlicka discovered last year what he believed to be traces in India. He reported finding Negrito people along the coast of that coun try. If the pygmies extended from Africa, as now seems somewhat probable, they had to venture thousands of miles through unknow seas in their toy boats. PLAN MUSIC PROGRAM Will be Presented at K. of C. Luncheon Club Meeting. A musical program will be presented Friday noon at the Knights of Columbus luncheon club meeting at the Spink-Arms. Edward La Shelle is in charge. Frank Hollingwolf and wife and Jack Ring, of the Minneapolis Knights of Columbus, all playing at the Colonial Theater, and Joseph Griffin, Irish-American tenor at the Lyric this week, will be guests. AUTO KICKED BACK Harry Golden. 11, of 1508 Comar Ave., is nursing a broken arm to- , day the result of an encounter with | a balking "flivver.” Police say Golden was cranking his mother's auto when it kicked. He attends school 34.

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