Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1927 — Page 3

MARCH 10, 1927

DOWNING NAMED , GENERAL AGENT ' —r-r- ■ Pennsylvania Railroad Announces Changes in Staff. Important changes in the official staff of the Pennsylvania railroad in Indiana have been announced from the Philadelphia office of the company. W. C. .Downing, Indianapolis, has been made general agent with headquarters here. Downing has been general agent and superintendent tor a number of years. R. R. Nace, Reading, Pa., began his new duties as superintendent of the local division. The division now has 468 miles of track *.hd rapidly increasing business is given as the reason for dividing the two executive posts. B. H Hudson, Logan sport superintendent, succeeds L. W. Allibone, retired, superintendent of the Uunbury division. After April 1, the following appointments will be effective: J. C. Mill, freight trainmaster, Middle division, as superintendent at Logansi>ort; F. W. Stoops, freight trainmaster of Panhandle division, as freight trainmaster of Middle division, and J. C. Dennis, assistant trainmaster, Pittsburg, as trainmaster of Panhandle division.

MR. FIXIT Smoke Inspector Hit in Complaint,

Mr. Fixit is the Times representative at the city hail. He will be glad to present your case to the proper city officials. Write him in care of The Times signing full name and address. Name will not be published if anonymosity is desired. The smoke inspection department of the city came in for its share of complaints in Mr. Fixit’s mail today. One person wrote Mr. Fixit complaining of the smoke at Delaware and North Sts. She declared that the smoke is so thick at times one would think that he was living in Pittsburgh. The letter: Dear Mr. Fixit: lam writing you in regard to the smoke inspector, if we still have one. The Cambridge Apts., moved from Pennsylvania and Michigan Sts. to the northwest corner of Delaware and North Sts. caused a terrible lot of smoke. At times the smoke is so thick that you would think that you were living in Pittsburgh instead of Indianapolis. Please call this to his attenion and see if ife will do anything about it. Yours for good luck. This complaint was brought to the attention of Joseph Buchanan, combustion engineer. He promised Mr. Fixit that he would see that the smoke situation was stopped He declared he knew Phiis building was smoking, but as long as it is planned to put in a modern smokeless furnace this summer he had not bothered them. Dear Sir: The alley between Thirty-Fifth and Thirty-Sixth Sts. from Barnes Ave. west is nothing hut one deep mudhole. Anything that you can do to have this situation remedied would certainly be appreciated. H. E. T. George Woodward, street commissioner, to whom Mr. Fixit gave this complaint said that he practically is snowed under with complaints at this time. The good weather is causing persons who put their cars up for the winter lo bring them out again. Every one in Indianapolis seems to have a bad alley or street that they want fixed. He promised to take care of the alley as soon as possible. Mr, Fixit: Back of a store on the southwest corner of Hoyt and Laurel Sts., is the most terrible mess of trash that I have ever seen. It is a menace to the health of the people, who live around it. Please see what you can do toward getting this removed. A Citizen Who Believes in Cleanliness. This matter was turned over to the board of health by Mr. Fixit. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the board, promised Mr. Fixit that he would send a man to investigate.

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AfK GH2 About Music “Now you ask one” today deals with music—both ancient and modern, jazz and classical. You’ll find the answers on page 14: 1. What German composer wrote a series of operas around the “Niebel ungen Ring” of Teutonic folk lore? 2. Who wrote the popular ,song. “Always”? 3. What two Englishmen collabo rated in a series of light operas that are known for their gay tunes and witty lines? 4. Who wrote the popular “Humoresque”? 5. What world-famous pianist served as premier of Poland for a time after the World War? 6. Who wrote the opera “Aida”? 7. What man gained prominence as pianist In Paul Whiteman's orchestra and later left to become noted as a composer, writing “A Rhapsody in Blue,” among other things? 8. Who is director of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra? 9. What musical comedy actress, now appearing In “Sunny" for Dillingham, has announced she will rturn to Ziegfeld’s productions soon? 10. Who wrote the opera “William Tell”? TRUCK DRIVER KILLED Bu Time "ircinl VALPARAISO, Ind., March 10.— A widow and three children today survived Ross Taylor, 35, killed when a meat truck he was driving was struck by a passenger train at McCool, near here. Taylor had delivered meat to a store at McCool and had forgotten to collect the money for it. Returning, he drove his truck in front of the train.

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DRESSES BIRTHDAY ts SPECIAL These attractive dresses sold in a hurry on the first days of the sale but our purchase was ample and we still have some of the prettiest ones that have never been out on the rack. Dresses that would ordinarily sell at $2.98 and more. Every lovely color you could wish for: grey, green, blue, old rose, lavender, red, brown and yellow.. All are full cut in sizes 16 to 48.

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