Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 340, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1927 — Page 3

MAT 10, 1927

CITIZENS BLANK IN BUSPURCHASE Street Railway Case Taken Under Advisement. ) Without any interest -whatever / registered by citizens and only a few questions asked by Schuyler Haas, corporation counsel, for the city administration, the hearing on the proposed purchase of the People's Motor Coach Company bus lines by the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for $500,000 was carried on before the public service commission Monday. The matter was taken under advisement. .Tames P. Tretton, superintendent of the street car company, presented a map giving details of a tentative plan of operation that would be put into effect under the consolidation. Present feeder bus lines that operate on transfer from street cars would be eliminated, except English Ave,. W. Washington and Kenwood lines. Duplicate service would be curtailed and new through lines started, he said. A. Smith Bowman, organizer and president of the People’s Motor Coach Compafry, testified that the tanglible value of the property was $269,000. Joseph P. McGowan, sec-retary-treasurer of the street railway, told commissioners that 8 per cent would be required for $500,000 loan for the purchase. Petition of the company asks ten-year notes be issued to cover the loan. LEAGUE MAY SUE CITY Wants Street Opening Assessments Returned If Plan Fails. f Southeastern Civic Improvement League today considered a suit against the city to return assessments for the opening of Harlan St., between Hoyt and Lexington Aves., if the widening plan is not pushed. The league met Monday night at the home of J. E. Burk, 2033 Hoyt Ave. . Property owners who paid assessments in 1924 demanded immediate action from the city. Officers re-elected were: John F. White, president; Robert F. Miller, vice president, and Burk, secretary treasurer. The proposed boulevard along White River connecting Riverside and Holliday Parks was opposed by the club. H. A. Kelly was appointed 1o arrange for celebration of the completion of the new community house in Finch Park.

RUPTURE EXPERTS .For Men * and Women COMING TO INDIANAPOLIS Representing WM. S. RICE, Inc. of ADAMS, N. Y. The Rice Rupture Method Experts, personal representatives of William S. Rice, Adams, N. Y., will be at the New Colonial Hotel, Indianapolis, Ind., Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 12, 13 and 14. Every ruptured man and woman should take advantage of this great opportunity. The Rice Method for Rupture is known the world over. You can now see this Method demonstrated and have a Rice Appliance fitted to you. 'Absolutely no charge unless you are satisfied to keep the Outfit after having the Appliance adjusted and you see how perfectly and comfortably it holds. No harsh, deep-pressing springs; nothing to gouge the flesh ar.d make you sore. Can be worn night and day with positive comfort. Soft, rubber-like composition pad, any degree of pressure required. Don’t wear a truss all your life when thousands have reported healing through using the Rice Method. Why suffer the burden of rupture if there is a chance to be free from truss-wearing forever? Anyway, it will cost you nothing to come in and learn all about the Rice Method and kthe wonderful opportunity for help W it offers in your case. Remember these Experts will be here only three days, then your opportunity will be gone. Jflst ask at the hotel desk for the Rice Experts and they will do the rest. Call any time from 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., or 7 to 9 evenings. Women receive personal attention of Lady Expert in separate apartments. Don’t miss this great opportunity to see these Experts on Hernia. If for any reason you cannot call write for FREE TRIAL to Wm. S. Rice, Inc., Bx. 178, Adams, N. Y. —Advertisement.

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Seeks White House for Summer

Col. E. VV. Starling, assistant t hies of thft Secret Service, who lias set forth to examine the suitability of the various mid-western places offered to the President as a summer residence. Oil the colonel’s report Mr. Coolidge is todmse liis choice.

NEGRO MASONS CONFAB Degree Conferred on Large Class at Forty-Sixth Annual Session. The thirty-third degree was conferred on a large class of men from northern States Monday night oy the United Supreme Council of the Thirty-Third degree, Ancient Scottish Rite, Prince Hall Affiliation, for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, Negro, at its forty-sixth annual session at the Negro Masonic Temple, 351 Indiana Ave. Dr. Sumner A. Furniss, Indianapolis, grand commander, stressed the need of the order fostering education. Urges Efficient Missions Business methods for foreign missions were advised by Merle Sidener, advertising man and teacher of the Christian Men Builders’ Sunday school class, addressing a men's dinner at Central Christian Church Monday night. Five hundred Marion County pastors and laymen attended. Jesse M. Bader, St. Louis, secretary of evangelism, told of the work of the church in foreign missions.

Building Permits TV O. Warrener. furnace. 200 N. Rural. $235, W. M. Patterson, furnace, 1505 Tabor, R. M. Collfer, furnace 625 E. FiftyFirst, $250. Edward Burdy, furnace, 4510-12 E. Tenth. $336. Edward Burdy. furnace. 4518-20 E. Tenth. $325. Edward Burdy, furnace, 4514-16 E. Tenth. $335. Brandt Bros., furnace. 5360 Park $350. M. B. Hottel, addition, 1532-34 Gimber. S2OO. Edgar Josenh. 'dwelling and parage, 4620 Washington Blvd.. $15,000. Alice Sedan, dwelling and garage, 383638 Bvram, $5,600. Walker Bros. dwelling and garage. 3047 Speedway. $3,600. Test Really Corooration, elevator. Circle and W. Market. $3,600. Rudolph Geisler. porch, 2267 N. Dearborn. S4OO. M. H. Gant, garage, 3110 College. S2OO. E. A. Williams dwelling and garage, 2516 N. Temnle. $1,750. E. A. Williams, dwelling and garage, 2520 . Temple. $1,750. W. R. Hunter, alterations. 3630 Central, $1,500. c. E. Menges, dwelling, 415 Beauty SBOO. Mrs. Herbert, Woollen, alterations. 1710 N. Pennsylvania. $1,500. George M. Risk, addition, 2013 Brookside. SSOO. Roy C. Harvey, dwelling, 6201 Ashland. $0 500. ’ , Southern Lumber Company, dwelling and garage. 1105 Linwood. $3,150. Southern Lumber Company, dwelling, 1103 Linwood $3,000. General OupDoor Advertising Company. 223 W. Tenth. $225. v J. V. Splndri. repair. 143 W. TwentyNinth S7OO. Minnie Rifkin, addition, 1133 Bellefontaine. S7OO. Albert E. Warner, reroof, 527 N. Drexel. $250. O. M. Mann, furnace. 3214-16 W. New York. $270. D. G. Griffith. 1505 S. Randolph. S2OO. .toe Denner. addition. 018 S. East S3OO. Fred G. Barkhan, porch, 1530 Barth. $715. Allen Moore, dwelling and garage. 5503-0-1 Broadway. $5,500. WilUam Baddington, furnace, 1434 Finleyu $320. ■T. S. Murray, alterations 1589 Richland. $2 50. v M. Broderick, garage. 2256 N. New Jersey. $370. Alta M. Strader, garage, 1110 Oliver. $255. Fred Crow, garage. 1410 Ashland. $25.5. H K. Fatout. apartment and garage, southwest corner Fifteenth and College, $73 000. B. W. Alvis, dwelling and garage. 152325 Jefferson. $6,750. B. SV. Alvis. remodel. 2115 Brookside. 9800. G. W. Solimidt, dwelling, 1815 Montcalm, $3,500. R. SV. Alvis, garage. 2115 Brookside S2BO. Paul Korbowitz, dwelling, 1420 Bridge. $3,000. Joseph O'Leary, reroof, 623 E. Morris, S2OO. Martha N. McKay, foundation, 1229 Broadway. S4OO. Mrs. Mary Ball, repair 4016 Rookwood, S3OO. Dr. O. C. Adkins, repair. 602 W. ThirtyFirst. $350. John Rusie, garage. 2030-33 Macpherson. $450. Mary Fortune, dwelling and garage, 3018-20 N. California, $4 500. William Durkin, dwelling and garage. 5036 Washington Blvd., $13,500. Kirkpatrick Building Company, dwelling and garage 1016 Linwood, SI,OOO. Joseph Sehowl, repair, 2231 Roosevelt. S3OO. Irvington M. E. Church, alterations. 23 Layman. S6OO. E. Stone, basement. 1535 8. Belmont, $1,250.

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WARDEN AWAITS STEVE SUIT REPLY . , Michigan City Attorney Seeks to Interview Lifer. Bu United Press LA PORTE, Ind., May 10.—Walter H. Daly, warden of the Indiana State Prison, today is awaiting court action on his reply to a suit brought by Robert H. Moore, Michigan City attorney, who seeks a court order admitting himself and a stenographer to interview D. C. Stephenson, life convict at the institution. In his reply to motion filed late yesterday, attorneys for Daly argued that certain parts of the complaint are not germane to the issues, and seeks to have those parts stricken from the complaint. The motion seeks to strike from the petition all references to the alleged “void" trial and conviction cf Stephenson. The original complaint contains charges that the trial, conviction and commitment of Stephenson on a charge of first-degree murder, was void and that the conviction followed jury tampering, witness tampering, and coercion.

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MAY is a Change Over Month, when thousands of motorists will change over on to new Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires. Special allowances will be made all month on your old equipment. During this month we will make very liberal trade-in allowances and offer special credit terms at no extra cost. Drive in or, better still, call us and ask for one of our retail tire and battery salesmen to call on you. The thrifty person nowadays does not risk his life on junk tires, but comes in to us and trades them in while they still have value. Most any set of tires will bring from $lO and up on new Firestones. NO INCREASE IN PRICES Regular prices will prevail during this sale, but, because we want hundreds of new customers lor our new master service station, we are going to be more liberal on our allowances. With each tire we give our road and curb service FREE. Use Our Downtown Battery Service We are closer to the business district and can give quicker service on all makes of batteries. Open Until S LI. 1346 Midnight LA 1C? Road Every CO Servicl BEUWARE * MICHIGAN TniCKS

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Births Boy* Francis and Anna Anderson, 233 N. Holmes. Norman and Ruth Redmond. 5.)3 Parker. Franklin and Geraldine Swift. 5879 Central. Frederick and Luia Wilson, 1402 N. Missouri. Girls Roy and Birdie Meredith, M"thodist Hospital. Omer and FloretTce Hammell, 210 S. Arsenal. Kenneth and Doris Smith, 1230 55. Ttur-ty-Fourth. . _ J Elmer and Mary Borchert, 1120 S. Senate. Hersehcl and Ella Pierce. 241, E. Minnesota. Twins Fred and Dorr, Harvey. 1104 Hoefgen, girl. Deaths * Robert Ferguson Cuer. 81. 3442 E Capitol, broncho pneumonia. William Allen Woods, 52. Long Hospital, chronic myoearditie. James Sherman Surber. 62, 1944 Olney, acute myocarditis. Brazelton F. Brown, 71, city hospital, meningitis. William H. Surface. 54. oily hospital, cardiac vascular renal disease. Frank Blair aortic anourism. Fred Showers. 45. Central Indiana Hospital. broncho pneumonia. Cornelius C. Weloher, 72, 18<fd Barth, arteriosclerosis. Ida Ar-bker, 55. 2185 Madison, chronic myoaerditis. Ida Blake>So. city hospital, myocarditis. Cora E. Register. 43. 522 W. Michigan, acute cardiac dilatation. ■ James Cleo Hurt. 2 days, city hospital, broncho pneumonia. Glenna Brown, 22. city hospital, lobar pneumonia. Daniel Wilbur Johnson, 60, Methodist Hospital, accidental. Daisy S. Korff, 37. 241 N. Mount, scarlet fever. Joseph J. Hanselman, 64. 44 N. Colorado. cardiac dilatation Margaret Ann Rdnncr. 1. St. Vincent Hospital, influenza. Lena Riddle, 51, Methodist Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Jesse Fcemeyer, 55. 2105 S. Delaware, uremia.

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FESS DE PAUW SPEAKER Senator to Give Commencement Address June 15. Hu Times Succinl GREENCASTLE, Ind., May 10.— Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, has been chosen tot deliver the address at the De Pauw University com mencement on Monday, June 13. Senator Fess, author of books on history, civics And historical science, is recognized as onp of Ohio’s outstanding educators, and has been a prominent figure in educational legislation. He was president of Antioch College for ten years. EX-CHAPLAIN HITS FfEOS Radicals Prey on Woman's Untie for Peace, Says Andrews. Sentimental appeals to “woman’s natural desire for peace” were con-

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demned by D. Lee Andrews, former army chaplain, before the Christian Ministerial Association at the Y. M. C. A. Monday. Andrews warned against the "red influences who are seeking to make tools of labor organizations, youtli movements and women’s peace societies.,” “If the red influence can break down our defenses by appealing to liberal thought and to woman’s natural desire for peace, it xvould not be long before the red flag would be floating from the flagstaff of the nation's capitol,” he declared.

Politely Refuse substitutes if you sedc the famous Quak.^ THE point to remember when buying breakfast oats is that only Quaker Oats have the rich Quaker flavor that you want. One package of oats without that flavor may spoil your breakfasts for a week. The price you pay is the same. Thus “trying” a substitute is a folly. Quaker flavor is the result of some 50 years milling experience. No other OLts has it Quaker milling, too, retains much of the “bulk” of oats. And that makes laxatives less often needed. Get Quick Quaker, which cooks in 3 to 5 minutes, or regular Quaker Oats as you have always known Your grocer has both kinds. Quick Quaker AMUSEMENTS

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NEW SILK DRESSES Os good quality materials, with charming finishing touches, beautifully made. Just think of it! Silk prints, checks, dots and many others on sale at — s3 These Dress values are so unusual we expect them to sell in twos and threes when women see them, sizes 14 to 52. Shop Early for Best Selections

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One of Our Clients whose trip abroad we helped to plan, expressed amazement that our service covered so many details Incident to the tour. Not only did we secure railroad and steamship tickets, make all needed hotel reservations, provide for the travelers to be met at all stopping points, arrange motor side trips, furnish Travelers' Cheques—but through personal knowledge of the countries to be visited, we were able to offer many helpful suggestions to render the trip more pleasurable and profitable. This service on our part is not at all unusual. It Is an integral part of EVERY Union Trust planned trip. May we not serve your travel needs, too? Richard A. Kurtz, Manager Travel Bureau, Leading Travel Bureau of Indianapolis” ffiUNION TRUSTS 120 E. Market Street MAin 1576

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