Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1927 — Page 8

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Prisoners, Sick, School ' Pupils Protected Alike

Building Code of Indianapolis Among Nation’s Best, Survey Shows. The Indianapolis building code provides for equal fire protection for "jailbirds,” school children, and hospital patients. Indianapolis is one of three cities which require fireproof constructed school buildings, according to a survey of thirty cities by Norman M. Stineman, Portland Cement As-

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A gain weojfer this Beautiful Lamp 'ji to Depositors [$ in our Savings ty . Department ? _ , • • ♦ ♦ . On ACCOUNT of its unprecedented popularity, we have renewed our Lamp Offer for a limited time. This beautiful Bridge Lamp be given free with every New Savings Account where the initial deposit is $lO. This is an ideal opportunity to obtain a beautiful lamp and •tacit i valuable savings ae* feointjUpon which die regular t* pud.’' r %aewMßa3Bc=sas-'M j ,^. v , __ i ii i jrlf your mvOvklenoe this han\ is open j % all day Saturday INLAND BANK &-TKUST CO. QnpjMing th INLAND INVESTMENT QQ Qmjer MarTqst and Delaware Streets ’ INDIANAPOm

sociation structural engineer. Ten specify fire safety for jails and theaters. Code Among Best '“‘We make the same requirement of schools and hospitals as we do jails although no jails have been built here since the new code be-y came effective. Our code is one of the finest in the United States,” said W. Adye Osbon, assistant building commissioner. The, survey reveals that eight cities make provisions for the safety of their prisoners and neglect to provide for school children. Fix Two Classes First-class construction, requiring fire resisting material is demanded for hospitals, jails, schools and public downtown buildings. Second class construction requires “slow burning” materials which will withstand an hour’s blaze. Only first .and second class buildings are permitted in the inner fire district bounded by North, East, West and Merrill Sts. The Indianapolis code was compiled by former Building Inspector Francis Hamilton, Walter Wise, ex-safety board secretary; John Snowball, former structural engineer, and Building Inspector Bert J. Westover, after close study of the codes of Chicago, and Illinois and Purdue Universities. BABY CHAMPION SOUGHT Asbury Park Arranging National Parade of Go-Carts. Bu United Press ASBURY PARK. N. J., July B. A national baby champion will be selected at the annual baby parade here Aug. 31, which heretofore has been a relatively local affair. Mayors of 100 cities have been asked to arrange for contestants from their cities. Governor Moore of New Jersey will be one of the judges. Phones Costly in Japan Bu United Press TOKIO, July B.—lnstallation expenses of a telephone in Tokio and Yokohoma is 1,500 yen, or nearly $750.

PAINT USE INCREASES Cosmetic Trade Grows Rapidly Since World War. Bu United Press NEW YORK, July B.—The American Chemical Society has complet-

Come Saturday or Sunday to BIG SALE OF LOTS ROSSLYN —and — WALDEMERE VALUABLE AND USEFUL SOUVENIR FREE ( CaTltoH o** 0 ** \ Saturday afternoon and Sunday we will give to adults, one to a family, who visit Rosslyn / \ and Waldemere and register their names and address an JpA ®SIFREEDOM \rai o F R E E D O M wyi f/ as a souvenir, to show that they are welcome guests. We are proud of these beautiful ¥^INDEPENDENCE^ jf / J additions and want everyone to see them. * 1/ Come and Bring Your Friends These Beautiful Additions Are Located on High, Level Ground in the Choice Residence District on the North Side of 38th Street and a Little East of the State Fairgrounds. A BIG NORTH SIDE OPPORTUNITY

Big, Beautiful, High, Level Lots Fronting Graded and Graveled Streets at T DOWN except on Sutherland and Keystone Aveß. BUT WE WILL DOUBLE any amount paid down of $5 or over up to $25. * \ FOR EXAMPLE $5 CREDITS $lO ON LOT $lO CREDITS S2O ON LOT $25 CREDITS SSO ON LOT BRING WITH YOU from $5 to sj2s and the salesman will be r instructed,to give you this double credit on the grounds. WE WILL ALSO DOUBLE another $25, or any part thereof of $lO or over, paid at one time within first 15 days. AND WE WILL ADD 50% to the next SSO paid within first 30 days in amounts of $lO or over. will be seen from above that payments of $5 to SIOO made in the manner above provided will entitle you to bonus credits of from 10% ADDITIONAL CREDIT on all other payments of $lO or over made within first 30 days. Weekly payments only SI.OO, $1.25, $1.50 and up to $3.00, according to price. You can pay as much more as you like, weekly, monthly or any way you wish. Advance payments are credited ahead. No Interest for 1 Year No Taxes to Pay Until 1929/ No Payments When Sick or Out of Work

Immediate Possession Youin contract gives you immediate possession, so you cad put in your garden or plant your fruit, or build or not, and enjoy the privileges of ownership while you are keeping up your payments. Restrictions These beautifyl lots are protected by such building Restrictions as are necessary to insure a good residence neighborhood. Lining in shacks or garages is forbidden. No lots sold to undesirable citizens.

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ed a survey of the cosmetic Industry in this country, and announces that cosmetic trade has increased 600 per cent, since the war. Americans use $141,488,000 worth of toilet preparations a year, besides supplying the rest of the world with dentrifices, powders, rouges, creams and lotions. If great great-grandmother could come back to earth today,-perhaps she would not be more impressed by

.1 il il i ii Finn /( p^irF ! -/j -O'JLA i t STATE FAIR 1 1 3 GROUNDS \ > ?] IT" \) uil <| xxf/r* 2 ..NT K 2 . Isa™ si S 38 ™ ST v** n_ " ,l " (MAPLE BLVD) "(MAPLE BOULEVARD) 1 Ideal Location The above diagram shows the ideal location of these beautiful additions, where modem homes are rapidly being built, and where values are constantly increasing. Many modern homes are already in these additions, and others are in process of construction. Thirty-Eighth Street, Keystone Avenue and Millersville Road (Sutherland Avenue) are paved. City water is v on Keystone Avenue. # Electric lights and telephones are available. x Street car bus every 24 minutes right to addition. Convenient to churches, schools' and s f tores. Buy in these well established and successful additions now, while you have the opportunity. After they are all gone you will have to pay a large profit to someone else. 78 of the choicest in these beautiful additions are now available, and everyone of them will probably be gone before sundown Sunday. Our bargain prices and easy payments will attract hundreds of shrewd investors and homeseekers._ Take a College Avenue street car to 27th and College and give the conductor 4 cents for a bus transfer. Then take the street car bus and get off at 38th Street and Keystone Avenue and you will be right at the southwest corner of these beautiful additions. • By Auto—Drive north on any leading street or boulevard *to 38th Street (Maple Road Boulevard), thence easfron 38th Street across Fall Creek bridge to Keystone Avenue. • , By Interurban—Take a Fort Harrison car and get off at Keystone Avenue, at the southwest corner of these beautiful additions. x Do Not Fail to Come, Rain Shine AMERICAN TOWN LOT CO.

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radios and flying machines and electric waffle irons than by the great number of little pots and boxes, jars and tubes, bottles and cakes of nicesmelling things that modem woman keeps in her medicine cabinet as to beauty. Cosmetics were few in great-grand-mother’s day. If a girl had a very world heart she sometimes sneaked a little cornstarch from the pantry to powder her face; secretly moist-

The Homeseekers’ Friend LAFAYETTE PERKINS, Secretary and Treasurer, Realtor, Member National Association of Real Estate Boards. - 209 East Ohio Street-RUey 4295 Lots Sold to White People Only

ened a bit of red ribbon to deepen the flush of her cheeks. If a girl had freckles it was considered decent and permissable for her to apply buttermilk to her skin as a bleach. A German ship loaded with beans sprung a leak on the Yangtse River. The beans swelled, bulger the decks of the boat and finally burst ' the seams.

GAUDY ENGINES PUT ON New Locomotives to Flash From Boston to Chicagi. Bu United Press BOSTON, July B.—A new style in locomotives will be shown when the Boston & "Maine Railroad opens its new fast passenger service between Boston and Chicago. Two new Pacific-type locomotives

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painted in buff and blue with red striping will haul the trains.' which will be known as "Paul Revere" and "William Dawes Jr.” Farmers Go A-Golfin MCDONALD, Kan.. July 8 Farmers of McDonald, Kan., have formed a Wheat Crowers’ Club with a large golf liks. restricting membership to farmers.

Close In Fronting 38th St., Keystone Avenue and Sutherland Avenue (Millersville Road). 3 PAVED THOROUGHFARES BARGAIN PRICES $214, $369, $424, $449, $534, $659, $724 and up to $799 None higher except on Sutherland and Keystone Avenues. Get in now at these low prices while yod may. Lots a short distance away on Maple Road Boulevard are held at from $2,000 to $4,000 each. As to the large profits in store for shrewd real estate buyers, nothing more need be said.

Buy for a Home Every man owes it to himself and his family to own his own home. If you are a renter you are not getting anywhere. At the end of ten years -you will have paid enough in rent to buy a home. Your landlord will still own the iome and you will have a bunch of rent receipts of absolutely no value. But there is no reason why you cannot own a home as well as anyone else. We are pointing the way by offering you these beautiful homesites on payments within your easy reach. Start now with a lot—end with a home of your own. Enjoy the feeling of ownership and the thought that after you are gone you can at least' leave your family a home In which to live.

Buy for Invesment Indianapolis Is growing steadily. It haß now a population of almost 400,000. In a short time it will have half a million. It is the cross roads of America and one of the best cities In the United States. You have all seen Indianapolis grow from year to year. Many of you can remember when there was nothing north of 16th Street but cornfields. You have seen It leap northward to 38th Street qnd then to 64th Street and beyond. Millions of dollars have been made in north side real estate and there are greater opportunities today than ever before. Get one or more lots now in Rosslyn or Waldemere at our low prices and reallr-e some of the big north side profits yonrself. NOW IS THE TIME— I TOMORROW NEVkR COMES.

Buy a Piece of Indianapolis There Is Nothing Safer or Better

JULY 8, 1927