Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1926 — Page 19

OCT. 1, 1926

RENUMBER STATE ROADS; CONFORM ' WITHJJ. PUN jA/ork on Thirteen Indiana Highways Completed in Day. Indiana State highways have been feiiumbered to conform to the Federal bureau of roads plan, and to Show thirteen United States highways in this State. This work was ‘ Accomplished by the highway department in a single day and new road bumbers became effective today. In preparing the commission’s traffic bulletin this week, John D. Williams, director, whose plan it was to make the change in twelve hours, said that this issue of the bulletin conformed to the numbers postfed. He pointed out that new maps feoon will be available showing not fenly the renumbered highways but f22 additional miles which the com mission is preparing to take into the State system before Jan. 1. It will bp noted that Road 1, formerly the north and south road between Louisville, South Bend and the Michigan line, now is United States Road 31, that the National Road formerly Road 3, now is United States Road 40, and that |former Road 10 between Evansville " nd Chicago along the west side of the State, now is United States Road 1)1. The new system of renumbering Is of (..stinct convenience to trans-. feontinetal motorists, because the .United States highways bear the feame number in each State they traverse. Surface conditions on roads entering Indianapolis are set forth in the bulletin as follows: 39 'Madison, Versailles. GreensShelb.vyille. Indianapolis. Kirklin. Logansport. Y\ mamac, La Porte junction Michigan City 1 .—Fresh stone m Ossood to Greensburi?. Drive parelully pats culvert construction south P r Versailles. Bridge run-around at one inile south of Rd. 33. Detour is good [rom near Deer Creek to end of pavement [outh of Logansport. Detour m VVinaraac Iccount city paving. Construction from Kingsbury to La Porte, two detours be- £}£ marked around this project., one leadtng to left at south end of Indiana Ave. In La Porte serving traffic best. . Tj . s - Rd. 31 (Louisville, Seymour. Cohimbuß Irankl in Indianapolis. Kokomo. Peru. Rochester. Plymouth. South Bend. Michigan line).—Construction between Peru and Plymouth with new pavement [> ]*5 e at driver's risk for eight miles fortn of Peru and for sixteen miles between Rochester and just south of Plyrm th. Detour marked to east around saving is narrow. Paving between FrankBn ami Columbus with separate detours or north and south traffic. Bridge under instruction at north edge of Edinburg, natch for narrow bridges on detour toutes. anrl grade crossing south of Amity. Traffic using five miles of new (aving south of Franklin at own risk. , rid. .'l7 (Tell City. English. Paoli. Bedlord. Bloomington Martinsville. Indianipolig)—Temporary bridge at Glenn V’alev. Use old bridge at two miles north of Bloomington. From Paoli to English deEnir is via Fargo and Young's Creek over rm but rough stone surface. Avoid ■om Grantsburg to junction of Rd. 63 as here are no good detour roads. Construefon from St. Croix to Leopold should be kvoided as there are no good detour bads. Drive slow past workmen beiween Cannelton and Tell Citv. U. S. No. 40 (Illinois line. Terre Haute. Irazil. Indlananolis. Richmond Ohio line) r-Drive slow at bridge wash between tiebmpnd and Ohio line. Use traction klompaiVv bridge at Hisers Station, ten niles west of Richmond where watchman landles traffic by stop and go signals. ,renjn'‘ r ''ry bridge at one mile east of 'ambridge Citv. Account of railroad iverhead at Putnamviilc. traffic detour iver Rd. 43 thence on marked route back |n IJ. S. 40 at Putnamviile. Dangerous fonon railroad crossing on detour near ’utnamvllle: parts of this detour are -arbw and rough. Drive slow over temporgy bridge at Pennsylvania railroad crossag east of Brazil. U. S. Rd. 53 (Junction of 41 near fowler. Lafayette. Lebanon. Indianapolis, tushville. Brookville. Cincinnati)—Detour hrouvh Sioekwel! until Get. 10 account

s£oo Round Trip to Detroit

Sattirday, October 2 Lv. Indianapolis (P.R.R.) 10:15 p.m. (Cent. Time) Ar. Detroit (Wab.) - * 7:15 a.m. (Cent. Time) Ar. Toledo (Wab.) - - .7:15 a.m. (Cent-Time) At Detroit you arrive at the Fort Street Station in the heart of the Downtown District. Returning leave Detroit 10:30 p.m.andToledo 11:05 p. m. (Central Time) Sunday, October 3rd, arriving Indianapolis 7:10 a. m., Monday, October 4th. Coach Service Only. For ticket* apply City Ticket Office, Pennsylvania R.R., 116 Monument Place, Tel. Main 1174 or J. C. Millspaugh, Div. Pass’r Agent, 610 Kahn Bldg., Tel. Main 3360 Pennsylvania Maairoad and Wabash Railway

- Take this fine , new through train to DETROITandTOLEDO Late evening departure Leave Indianapolis at 10:15p. m. Arrive at Detroit—Fort St. Station in heart of downtown business district—or Toledo next morning, at B:ls,ready fora full day’s business. Dining car service for breakfast ir to both cities. Returning, leave Detroitll:3op. m.,Toledo 12:05 a.m. Arrive Indianapolis 7:10 a. m. N For reservations apply WJ. C. Millspangh, Div. Pass. Agent, 610 Kahn Bldg., Telephone Main 3360, or City Ticket Office, 116 Monument PI., Telephone Main 1174 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD and Wabash Railway • w-to

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paving bridge floor. Short detour at two and one-halt' miles north on Thorntown is good, also detour around paving at four miles north of Lebanon is good. Three-mile detour around road and bridge construction-- southeast of Indianapolis Closed for paving between Morristown and Kusliv-ille with detour marked for local traffic. Rushville-Indianapolis traffic go north from Rushville on Rd. 3 to U S. 40 at Dunreith. thence west to Indianapolis. Working on twelve bridges between Rushville and Indianapolis with detours marked for local traffic. Drive slow over approaches to new bridgs just west of Salem. Rd. 67 (Vincennes. Bicknell. Worthington. Spenecr. Mooresville. Indianapolis. Fortville. Anderson. Munele—authorized on to Portland and Ohio State line) Short detour at Bicknell account construction by city. Temporary bridge at one and one-half miles south ot Mooresville. (Many sharp turns in this highway south of Indianapolis). Good one and one-half detour at two miles onrtheast of Indianapolis account surfacing of pavement near Ft. Harrison.

Cuticura Heals Eczema On Child’s Head and Body “Our little girl had a breaking out of eczema when she was three months old. It started with a rash on her head and spread to her body. The irritation caused her to scratch, and scratching caused eruptions which later scaled over. Her hair was thin and lifeless, and her clothing aggravated the breaking out, causing her to cry. She was very fretful and could not sleep. The trouble lasted until she was four years old. “ I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free Bample. After using it I purchased more, which healed her.” (Signed) Mrs. Cora Crider, Rt. 1, Brink Haven, Ohio. Daily use of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticura Ointment now and then, keeps the skin fresh, smooth and clear. Cuticura Talcum also is ideal for the skin. Hoap2sc. Ointment 25 and 60c. Talcum 25c. Sold everywhere Sample each free A'ldreoa; "Cuticura Laboratories, Dept H, Maiden. liui* Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c.

syo Round Trip to Toledo

PROHIBITION IS DIRECT ISSUE IN FIVE ELECTIONS States Will Voice Their Opinion of Eighteenth Amendment. Times Wnshinnfnn Bureau. ISZZ Xew York Arenas WASHINGTON, Oct. I.—Voters will have the opportunity in at least five states at the November elections to express their views, free of entangling partisan issues, on proposed modification of the Volstead law. These States are New York, 1111-

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nols, Wisconsin, Colorado and Nevada. Prohibition will be an indirect, outstanding issue In Massachusetts, Ohio and Pennsylvania and probably in California and other States. About Referendum On Monday the Wisconsin Supreme Court sustained legality of the action of the Wisconsin legislature In authorizing a referendum election. Contrary to expectations of Wisconsin politicians the Supreme Court refused to uphold a technical objection raised against the legislative authorization. While the Wisconsin court was acting the New York Republican and Democratic ing “keynote” speeches at which the fairness of the forthcoming referendum was emphasized. To Declare Themselves “If the referendum proposal is beaten at the polls the majority will declare themselves to be satisfied With the eighteenth amendment and as interpreted by the Volstead act. If, on the other hand, the proposal 1

carries, the people of the State will have uttered definite protest against existing conditions.” Representative Ogden L. Mills, temporary chairman, told the Republican convention. Mills later was nominated as its candidate for Governor against A1 Smith. Not National Issue Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for vice president of the United States in 1920. the temporary chairman of the convention which lenominated Governor Smith, in sisted that prohibition Is not a na tional issue and is one "which can not be ignored,” by States. He pledged the Democrats of New York to a policy of “no dodging, no straddling and no bewildering shifts.” In Illinois uore than 400,000 voters successfully petitioned for a referendum election, and similar tests of sentiment were authorized for Colorado and Nevada. Wet-Dry Fight Wayne U. Wheeler, spokesnnn for the Anti-Saloon League, say the Ohio senatorial contest lias become “a

Snap into it Itlen! " Here's a Real Bay,, A Remarkable Purchase and Sale Sheep-Lined COATS Regularly Sold at $12,50 All are sheepskin lined ag and with beaver col- •jr lars. A fortunate purchase enables us to offer them at this price.

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straight-out wet and dry fight because brewers are supporting former Senator Pomereyc.” Wheeler and his organization, therefore,” will do everything possible for Senator Frank B. Willis, Republican. The Massachusetts Senate race is expected to shove thp modification issue to the front in a few days through a statement by former Sen ator David I. Walsh indorsing a change in the Volstead law. There are reports, too, that a referendum election yet may be authorized in Massachusetts. ' In California the senatorial contest may take on added national significance because J. B. Elliott, Democratic candidate, is running on a “bone-dry” platform. 1 HONOR \f)LTA COMO, Italy.—lt fs now nearly 100 years since the death of Volta, after whom the volt was named. It has been proposed to celebrate the centenary by an International Exhi bition and Congress here sometime between May and October, 1027.

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TARIFF LAW ATTACKED Woollen Continues to Assail Fordney —McCutnber Bill As Burdensome. Bo Timex Svrcial FT. WAYNE, Ind., Oct. I.—Evans Wcollen, Democratic nominee for the United States Senate, short term, continued his attack on the Fordney-McCumber tariff aa being Immoderate and burdensome on the consumers, in an address here today. Repeating that the Democrats are attacking a specific law, and not protection generally, he said, in part: “Defense of the Fordney-McCum-ber tariff law is attempted on the ground that business, especially manufacturing, cannot prosper unless the domestic market is held at high prices for the domestic producer. In reply, we call attention to the absurdity of the claim that Industries which through forty years have grown from infancy to the strength of maturity should need, In ever Increasing” amount, the infant's stimulant, should need the

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highest tariff in our history. No. the explanation is not In need. It Is lr. greed.” HEED CITY NOTICES Councilman Todd Proposes Heavy Penalty. If you receive a notlce Yrom the city building department, take heed, beware and respond. Dr. Austin If. Todd, city council member, will introduce an ordinance imposing a SSOO fine for disregard of a notice from the department and for violation of the building code restrictions. A sentence of ten days in the Marlon County Jail may be added to the fines, the ordinance provides. A Fiji Island chieftain, recently touring the United States, claimed that bobbed hair and short dresses are customs borrowed from his people.

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