Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 260, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1927 — Page 8

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SOUTHERN ROADS EMERGING FROM WATER OVERFLOW Gravel, Stone Surfaces in Fair Condition —Warns Against Overloading. Southern Indiana roads are emerging from flood conditions and rapidly being put into shfipe for traffic, according to Highway Director John D. Williams. Gravel and stone roads, now in <6ir condition, have been posted gainst overloads. So far the department has been able to keep light traffic moving continuously. No. 29 (Madison, Versailles. Grocnsburtr, Shelb.vville. Indianapolis, Kirklin, bog,-ms-port, La Porte, junction of 20 near Michigan City)—Bridffe run-around at two miles south of Kirklin. Rough and soft just north of Osgood and for two miles north of Madison. No. 31 (Louisville, Seymour, Columbus, Franklin, Indianapolis. Kokomo, Peru, Rochester, Plymouth. South Bend, Michigan line) —Both north and south traffic use east detour leaving Columbus on N. Washington St, returning to Rrt. 31 at one-half mile west of Taylorsville, thence

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north on pavement to Edinburg, thence over marked detour to pavement at eight miles south of Franklin. (This detour is soft and rough.) While bridge floor at north edge of Broad Ripple is being repaired, traffic will turn west at Nora on gravel road for one and one-half miles, then follow marked detour to Indianapolis. North-bound traffic leaving Indianapolis cross canal at Illinois St., thence north, following marked detour through Warfleigh across White River bridge, thence on concrete pavement to Nora-Al-lisonville road, thence east one and onelialf miles over gfravel road to Nora on No. 31. Gravel detour soft. Temporar.v run-around for bridge construction at eleven miles north of Kokomo. Drive carefully over eight miles of pavement between Peru and Rochester covered with straw-impossible to remove before freeze. This stretch is dangerous. No. 37 (Tell City, English. Paoli, Bedford. Bloomington. Martinsville Indianapolis)—Temporary bridge at Glenn Valley. Use old bridge at four miles north of Bloomington, harth slides have closed road south of Grantsburg; open in a few days. \ U. S. No. 40 (Illinois line. Terre Haute. Brazil, Indianapolis. Richmond, Ohio line) —Temporary bridge at two miles east of Richmond, and at one mile east of Cambridge City. Approaches to Putnamville overhead are soft. U. S. No. 52 (Junetion of 41 near Fowler, Lafayette, Lebanon, Indianapolis, Rushvilie, Brookville, Cincinnati) —Two-and-one-balf-mile detour opposite Colfax in Clinton County, account paving, is in fair condition. Four-mile detour opposite Thorntown in Boone County, for paving, is good. Closed for paving between Mooresville and Rushvilie. with detours marked for local traffic. Rushville-Indian-apolis traffic go north from Rushvilie on No. 3 to U. S. No. 40 at Dunreith, thence west to Indianapolis. Constructing twelve bridges between Rushvilie and Indianapolis with detours lor local traffic. No. 07 (Vincennes, Bicltnell, Worthington. Spencer. Mooresville. Indianapolis) Fortville, Anderson. Muncie, Portland, to Ohio line authorized but not maintained by State)—Many sharp turns between Indianapolis and Vincennes. (Subject to inundation at number of points between Spencer and Paragon. U. S. No. 150 (Junction of 50 near Shoals. Paoli, Palmyra. New Albany) Drive carefully past construction gangs between Fredericksburg and Palmyra.

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Husky Dealers In Fearby Towns Cicero—>Z. E. Gordon. Franklin —Means Drug Cos. Greencastle—R. P. Mullin?. Greenfield—Early Drug Cos Greenwood—o. W. Stephen son. Knightstown—Weeds Pharmacy. NoblcsviJlc—Meyer’s Drug Stores.

Legislative Calendar

HOUSE Bills Introduced H. B. 236—Bender. Permits civic townships to be bonded beyond 2 per cent for schools; school units alone are now permitted to be so bonded. Counties and Townships. Hfl B. 227—Bender. Smith (Tippecanoe I . Provides that all State officers be nominated by a plurality vote of primary; that after nomination, nominees meet and draw up platform; also provides that voting in a primary automatically registers voter for following general election. Elections. H. B. 238—Thiel fby request). Provides that tenants of entireties may have and compel partition and sale of their real estate in same mauner as tenants in whole. Judiciary A. H. B. 239—Huffman. Proviling that proceedings of veteran encampments he made a part of State records. Military Affairs. H. B. 240—Gwin, Byers (Knox). Increases three-mile grave! roads law to applv to four miles instead of three. Roads. H. B. 241—Knight. Provides for disposition of old and unused Methodist Protestant churches. Judiciary A. H. B. 242—Harris. Provides for. appeals of taxpayers affected to county eommbissioners where expense of repair is too great or when drains need repairs. Drains and Dikes. _ .. . H. B. 243—Duncan. Provides for establishment of cement plant at State farm. Ways and Means. H. B. 244—Duncan. An act providing relief for Herman Kail, injured in highway accident. Ways and Means. H. B. 245 —Babcock. Provides means for repair and reconstruction of drainage ditches. Drains and Dikes. H B. 246—Chamberlain (by request 1. Eliminates the contracting of penal labor. Labor. B indefinitely Postponed H. B. 184—Chamberlain et al. Amendment pertaining to registration of motor ' e H?B.'ll5—La Follette. Repeal of parts of bone dry law. Bills Withdrawn H. B. 101 —Knapp. Creating county board of education. _ . , H. B. 14—Carlson. Concerning criminal offenses. ...... H. B. 207—Borns. Prohibiting surcharges and surtaxes on Pullman and chair ears in the State. 11. B. 224—Providing for the appotnt- | ment of deputy constables. I H. B. 193—Bosson. Prohibiting the hiring or leasing of vehicles with intent to defraud. „ . Bill* Passed H. B. 09—Fulwidcr. Shull. Providing for separate Superior Court for Howard County. Ayes. 69: noes. 24. H. B. 79—Bennett. Requiring that State highway commission maintain detours. 90-3 Resolution Defeated H. R. X—Saunders. Providing for investigation of certain State officials. Ayes, o: noes. 61. SENATE Bills Introduced S B. 184—Clancy. Civil service for Arc and police departments. Cities and Towns. S B. 18o—Bindley. Referendum for county road building. County and Township Business. _ S. B 18 —O'Rourke. Exempts Chamfers of Commerce, women's clubs and similar buildings ffom taxation. Cities and '°S."B. 187 —Sims. Prevents ousting of city official* by change of governmental form, until their terms have expired. Elee“T'B. 188—Holmes, Hewitt. Shake. Eugenics bill, provides sterilization of unfit by court order. Public health S. B 189—Steele. To legalize a Michigan City improvement bond issue. Cities and Towns. _ . _ , _ S B mo—O Rourke and Koenig. Provides for a second Superior Court, m Allen County with probate power. Organization of Courts. .. , .. . S. B. 191—Hewitt. Makes uniform fees collected by county clerks. Fees and Salaries. _ . . ... 8. B. 192—Martin. Wednesday half- ! holidays for banks during June, July and August. Banks. S. B. 193—Harrison. Making cognovit notes illegal. Criminal Code. 8. B. 194—Clancy. Raises salaiw of Indianapolis city prosecutor from $125 to S2OO monthly. Bills rassrd S. B. 57—Nejdl. Adjacent property owners to pay for intersection paving. Ayes, 29: noes 12. , S b. 103—Steele. One year from date of Judgment before mortgage foreclosure. 4 °S.' B. 117—Hodges. To authorize declaratory judgments in courts. 37-1. S. B. liu—Holmes.' Permits municipal- ! ly-owned parking places. 36-5. S. B. 147—Shank. Provides bond issue I lor Topeka. Ind, 42-0. TWO SAVED FROM SEA W onian and Man Clung <o Cliff Fifteen Hourtt After Boat Wreck. . [ lilt United Press SANTAMONICA, Cal., Feb. 4.—Mrs. Ray Bricker Thursday was recovering following her rescue from lashing surf at the bottom of the cliffs near Kanta Monica after the ten-ton yacht Enterprise, on which she was a passenger, went ashore and broke to pieces on the ropks. Mrs. Briefer was marooned with the captain on a roek for fifteen | hours before the pair were hauled to [ safety late Wednesday.

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SALES EMPLOYES HONOR AIRLOCK Bonuses of $13,000 Given at Strauss Meeting. Tribute to A. L. Block was paid by 200 members of the L. Strauss & Cos. Salesmen's Cooperative Association at an annual banpuet Thursday night at the Athenaeum. Thomas B. Petrie, on behalf of the employes, presented a silver framed testimonial to President Block. Guests of honor included Mrs. Leopold Strauss, Mrs. A. L. Block, Jeremiah Hickey, president of Hiekey-Freeman Clothing Company, Rochester, X. Y., and Mr. and Mrs.

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Thieves who recently looted the Ellis zinc ore mine near Crestline must have been husky fellows. They took seventeen tons of zinc ore, worth $45 to SSO a tori.

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