Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1927 — Page 9

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RALSTON ORDERED TO FIX DETENTION HOME Commissioners Will Cancel Lease Unless Repairs Are Made. Glenn B. Ralston, local real estate man, must make repairs on the Marion County Detention home, 225 E. Michigan St., by July 21 or the county will cancel the lease on the property, county commissioners resolved today. The resolution sets out that repairs must be made in compliance with orders of State Fire Marshal Alfred Hogston. Last week Hogston declared that unless a fire escape Stomach Adie? Do This io When stomach or bowel tdsS t disorder causes pains or I ■jgs j nausea, a little Chamber- IMB 1 lain’s Colic Remedy in J J water usually gives Quick ‘ I relief. Get this reliable Y** remedy from your druggist X today. Keep it handy. Far trial & size, send 4 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Company, 713 Sixth IB Avenue, Dea Moines, lows* ChSPS COLIC m DIARRHEA

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was placed on the structure and other repairs made he would order the premises vacated. Ralston took over the lease from James Davis about two weeks ago. He said he was unaware of the situation. The county has not paid rental on the property for two months. WILL HONOR BEVERIDGE Historical Society Seeks to Raise $50,000 in State. Plans for making the endowment fund of the American Historical Society. a memory gift to honor the late Albert J. Beveridge, national chairman, were announced today by Christopher B. Coleman, Indiana committee secretary. The State’s quota is $50,000 and more than $20,000 already has been donated. James W. Fesler is State chairman. Dog Bites Newsboy Harold Oliver, 12, of 22 E. Adler St., has reported to police that the dog of Mrs. Mary Everhart, 529 W. Morris St., bit his leg as he was delivering a newspaper at her home. Police ordered the dog penned up. sjrSJSSb Browning’s j cLOTmwq j Orthophonie Victrolas, Kimball Pianos, Atwater Kent Radios, Records and Rolls. Wilson-Stewart Music Cos. 44 N. Penn. St. Guaranteed Painless Dentistry DR. FORSHEE 22 V 2 N. Pennsylvania St. 2ND FLOOR

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WRECK VICTIM GETS $2,000 FOR INJURIES Mrs. Betty Gordon, Local Actress, Wins Suit. Betty Gordon, Indianapolis vaudeville performer, was awarded $2,000 damages for injuries sustained when her automobile was in collision with that of John Stephenson of Noblesville. A jury reached the $2,000 verdict at Noblesville in Mrs. Gordon’s suit against Stephenson. The accident was alleged to have occurred one evening after Mrs. Gordon and her party had given a performance at Noblesville and were returning to Indianapolis. Six personal injury suits are now pending against Stephenson as a result of the accident. ANOTHER HALL-MILLS CASE DEATH LISTED Jury Guard, Worn by Constant Strain Succumbs. . Bu Times Special SOMERVILLE, N. J„ July 2.—The list of those connected in some capacity with the famous Hall-Mills trial who have died since the murder was increased by one this week with the death in Bound Brook of William N. Pangborn, a guard of the jury before whom the case was tried. Mr. Pangborn, who was 82 years old, was made ill by the constant worry and work connected with his duties. For more than thirty-five years he was constable in Somerset County. TEXANS IN SMOKY CITY Goodwill Tour Party Leaves Pittsburgh for Cincinnati Tonight. Bu United Press PITTSBURGH, July 2.—Governor Dan Moody of Texas and Texas business men, engaged in a “good will” tour of the East, arrived here today. They will visit Pittsburgh industries and see the Pittsburgh-Cin-cinnati baseball game, leaving for Cincinnati tonight. Select Police Supervisor Captain Joseph Shinn, Indianapolis, of the State police force, has been made supervisor of northern Indiana with headquarters at the Statehouse. He succeeds Oliver Wright, who has a position with the newly created bureau of criminal identification.

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BULLDOGS MAY HAVE BRICK-SHAPED HEADS Breeder Says Change Will Permit - Longer Life" Bu United Press LONDON, July 2.—Bulldogs of the future may have brick-shaped heads. This at any rate is the aim of bulldog breeders in England who hope by elongating the heads of bulldogs they will be able to lengthen their lives. According to C. Roger Boulton, secretary of the Bulldog Club, bulldogs are short-lived because, the nose being set too far back in the head, breathing is made difficult. “By cross-breeding to obtain a brick-shapefl head,” said Boulton, “we hope to give bulldogs a better life expectation without sacrificing the present characteristic ’bulldog look.’ ” ,

‘THE GLORY THAT WAS’ Domino Games Replace Card Playing at Muncie. Bu rtmes Special MUNCIE, Ind., July 2.—Cigar stores and poolrooms here are •cenes of domino games since authorities launched a campaign against card playing a week ago today. Even the domino games will be stopped, officials announce, if there is any betting or giving of trade checks in connection with the playing. Board Approves Staff Changes The board of works yesterday approved transfer of Mrs. Violet Tex Walther, secretary to City Engineer Frank C. Lingenfelter, to the board of works. Miss Edna Robinson, 1433 N. Pennsylvania St., works- board stenographic clerk, was made aid to Lingenfelter. Miss Robinson formerly was secretary to Lingenfelter.

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C. OF C. HEAR HISTORY OF WORK ON MEMORIAL Ashby Tells Members Erection Will Be Supreme. “When our war memorial is completed It will stand alone, it will have no competitors,” Attorney Samuel Ashby, Indiana war memorial commission counsel, told Chamber of Commerce members Friday in reviewing the commission’s work since 1919 tp make the memorial a reality. “Indianapolis needs, and should 666~ la a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It kills the germs

have, a coliseum, but no coliseum ever built could accommodate a Lindbergh crowd. The plaza will furnish an outdoor coliseum.” William L. Elder, Indianapolis commission trustee, favored removal of all buildings now on the plaza as soon as possible. More than SIOO,000 in rents has oeen received from these buildings since the commission acquired the property. Ashby said. CAPS —New pat- I f,,rn * ln Kna 'P' H iXi/SAVy Felt.. Non-break- ft able vlaor*. I C\ #3.50-$5 19 East Ohio St. ISfLPenrvSt^lS^lJll^tJ

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