Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1926 — Page 7
OC¥. 14, 1926
NEW PRODUCTS OFFERED HERE Casaba Melons Sell at 60 Cents Each. Three new products made their appearance on th© stands of the city market today. Casaba melons were selling- at 60 cents each; Boston head lettuce, 15 cents a head, and 20-ounce baking apples at 10 cents a pound or three pounds for 25 cents. There were also several price changes, seedless grapes now being quoted at 20 cents a pound; Tokay grapes were higher at 15 cents a pound or two pounds for 25 cents; Golden Bandon sugarcorn is 40 cents dozen ears; califlower dropped to 20 to 45 cents a pound, and peas increased from 25 to 35 cents a pound. Other valued that remained steady are: Pineapples, 30 to 35 cents each; stringless beans, 15 cents a pound or two pounds for 25 cents; cucumbers, 40 cents a dozen; Idaho pota-
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toes, 5 cents a pound; Jersey sweet potatoes, three pounds for 25 cents; asparagus, 50 cents a bunch; Indiana persimmons, 25 cents a pint; turnips and radishes, 5 cents a bunch; strawberries, 60 cents a quart; tomatoes, 10 cents a pound* and Michigan Concord grapes, 35 cents a basket. There were no changes in the produce market, hens selling at 40 cents a pound; sprihgers, 40 to 45 cents a pound; ducks, 50 cents a pound; squabs, 75 cents each, and eggs, 40 cents a dozen. DIRECTORS VOTE STOCKINCREASES For Fletcher American Investment House and Bank. . Directors of the Fletcher American National Bank and the Fletcher American Company have approved proposals made by the presidents to increase the capital stock of both institutions. The proposals now aro to be voted upon by the stockholders. President Elmer W. Stout of the bank proposed that the stock be increased from $3,000,0001 to $4,000,000. President George C. Forrey Jr. of the company proposed that the common stock be increased from $750,000 to $1,000,000. Growth in volume of both the bank and investment house was given as the reason for the proposed stock increase. Deposits of the bank have increased from approximately $20,000,000 to $34,000,000 during the last three years. The two Fletcher American institutions have five hundred Indiana banks and trust companies as clients. Announcement was made recently’’ of the organization of the Indianapolis Joint Stock Land Bank, another affiliated Fletcher American institution. GYPSIES WIN IN COURT Obtain Order Against Police, Preventing Vagrancy Arrests. Gypsies, who declare their operations in Indianapolis have been hampered by police, were granted a brief respite today by Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin, who issued a' temporary restraining order enjoining Chief Claude F. Johnson from ordering their arrest as vagrants. About eight families of gypsies are now camped southwest of the city near the Hilgemeier packing plant. Petition for the ourt order declared the gypsies are retired from business to a certain extent, except at times they pi-actice phrenology. Complaint asserted they have been arrested as vagrants and held in jail for trial. They are peaceable and law-biding citizens, the application stated.
INTERNATIONAL TOPICS Secretary of Geneva Conference to Address Indiana Council. Frederick J. Libby, secretary at the last Geneva conference, will discuss international problems at a luncheon of the Indiana Council on International Relations at the Claypool, Monday noon. Invitations have been sent to 250 persons. * He will talk on the general economic outlook, Germany’s entrance into the League of Nations and the conference, on, the United States World Court reservations. The council will meet at its headquarters in the Illinois Bldg., Tuesday morning to perfect its organization. Officers will be elected and plans drawn for future activities. Libby will speak at Butler University. JEOPARDY RULING LATER Judge Considers State’s Motion in Stephenson Kidnaping Case. Criminal Judge James A. Collins today announced It would be several days before he made his ruling on the State's demurrer to a plea of former jeopardy filed by Ira M. Holmes, attorney, to the indictment for kidnaping pending against D. C. Stephenson, Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry. Holmes is attorney for Klinck and Gentry, and John H. Kiplinger, Rushville (Ind.) attorney, represents Stephenson. Postponement was caused by Kiplinge, who said he has not had time to study a brief filed by Prosecutor William H. Remy in support of the* demurrer, which Judge Collins previously announced he would sustain.
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BUILDING NEWS OF INDIANAPOLIS
DSE OE CINDER BLOCKS SHOWS BUILDING TREND Increased Interest in Material, Declares Manager of Straub Company. Straub cinder blocks in the finer homes of Indianapolis continues to show the increased interest in them as being economical for modern building projects, according to E. W. Klatte, manager of the Straub Cinder Block Company of Indianapolis, 585 Century Bldg. The Straub cinder blocks possess splendid dampproof, soundproof, fireproof and insulation qualities, Ivlatte pointed out. < Surface for Stucco "The rough texture of the Straub cinder block afford a perfect surface for plaster and stucco,” said Flatte. "The same coefficient of expansion in base and stucco explains why stucco does not crack apd spall on Straub blocks. An ideal suction and 1 mechanical bond is provided by our blocks. I .ess Plaster “One of* the common faults of other types of masonry Is through the mortar joint, which readily conducts moisture, heat and cold through the wall. The Straub cinder block is a nonconductor, not depending on the dead air spaces as do other forms of hollow masonry. Having the lowest capilarity and conductivity of any masonry, furring the lathing are not required. Stucco and plaster are applied direct to the blocks; one-third less plaster being required on account of the omission of seraph coat and more uniform surface.” EARTHQUAKE RECORDED Pil Vnilcd Press MADRID, Spain, Oct. 14.—An earthquake was registered on the seismograph at the University of Toledo today, according to dispatches from Toledo. The shocks apparently were 5,925 miles from Toledo.
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The new house at Fifty-Third St. anti Washington Blvd., designed and built by Albert Hitzelberger, is one of the tasteful and complete modern homes in the city. Built of tan brick, the red tile roof ami the graceful Grecian white pillars of the front porch make the house very attractive The house is located on a high, well-graded lot. A heavy, oak, leaded glass door admits one to a broad entrance hall, from which a wide, graceful stairway leads to the second floor. To the left main hall Is the dining room, a largo well-lighted room with south and east openings. To the right of the main hallway is the large living room. Ixnvarched doorway lead into l>oth the dining and living rooms. On the north wall of the living room is a fireplace, faced with rustic tile. French doors oj>en off on the front porch. The woodwork is in dark walnut finish. %To the north of the living room is a spacious solarium, the floor of which is of irregularly-shaped red tile laid in gray cement. Archedtopped French doors provide plenty of light and* ventilation in the solarium. To the west of the dining room
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is tho kitchen, finished in pale green with white enameled built in cabinets. In the service . hall between the kitchen and dining room is an electrical refrigeration nook, and on the opposite side of tjie hall is a built in service cupboard. Opening off of the kitchen is a charming breakfast room in stippled green. On the second floor are four lgrge, well-lighted, exquisitely decorated bedrooms, each provided with plenty of closet space and easily accessible to the two bathrooms at the ends of the upper hallway. The bath in the east end of the hall is finished in blue tile with a gray basket-weave tile floor. The west side bathroom is finished in cream and orchid toned tile, with : black tile trimming. Both bath- ! rooms have shower and tub bathing I facilities. I A social room has been built in | the bast-ment with an open fireplace of tan brick. A Farquar furnace with double fire doors has been installed. The lumber and mlllwork wa.<* sup- | plied by Burnet-Binford Lumber | Company and plumbing furnished and installed by J. J. Canning.
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CAN PLACE RADIO IN ANY ROOM BY OSINGNEW PLUG Manager of Vonnegut Hardware Company Department Tells About Jack. No longer is the pleasure of your radio limited to one room of the house, Guy May, manager of the radio department of Vonnegut Hardware Company, 120-4 E. Washington St., pointed out today. May, expert radio advisor, has been with the company seventeen years. “With the new Yaxley wall socket jack, it is practical to install a radio convenience outlet in every room of your home. “You can easily plug in the loud speaker or phones anywhere and enjoy your programs without having to move. “Think of the advantages of such an arrangement. The wall socket
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