Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 111, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1929 — Page 2

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TWO SERIOUSLY HURT IN CITY AUTO MISHAPS Fourteen Others Injured; Eight Suffer in Truck Accident. One woman and a Negro are in t critical condition and twelve other persons are suffering from injuries as a result of auto accidents in the city this morning and Tuesday right. Struck by an automobile a|fc>he ptood in a street car safety • r? at Pine street and Virginia avenue. Mrs. Goldie Thomas, 35. of 1407 Churchman avenue, suffered a skull fracture, broken arm and a fractured leg Albert Simpson, 42, x Occidental hotel, driver of the car, was charged with drunken driving and assault and battery. City hospital attendants said Mrs. Thompson's condition is critical. Fight Negroes Hurt Eight Negroes were injured, one perhaps fatally, when a truck and light sedan collided and overturned at Forty-ninth street and Central avenue today. The injured: Singor Pavne. 600 North Senate avenue, chest crushed, head injured: Ed Fleming. 30. of 1514 North Senate avenue, and William Davis. 40. o ; 609 North Senate avenue, intern.t 1 injuries; Ed Perry, 407 East Smitn street: Albert Joyce. 1030 Hadley avenue: Steve Hampton. 1018 Hadley avenue; Clarence Jones, 11!5 East Fifteenth street, cuts and bruis es, and Herbert Kissel. North West street, internal injuries. All were taken to city hospital. With four white men they were riding in a Freyn Brothers Plumbing Company truck to work at the Blind school. Fifty-sixth street and College avenue. Wenzel Kautsky, 42, o. 627 East Fifty-fourth street, drove the truck Driver Is Arrested C. H. Hayden. 330 Harvard place, driver of the sedan, was arrested on a charge of failure to stop at a preferential street. Kautsky said Hayden failed to stop at Central avenue. Mrs. Fmma Falke. 68, of 2051 Ruckle street, suffered a broken arm when struck by an auto driven by John Rentschler, 47, of 3620 Birchwood avenue, at Fall Creek boulevard and Central avenue. Others injured were: 1. J. Daily 65, of 2POI Sutherland avenue, leg ir ui4f when struck by a taxicab' C’ifford Mourning, 7. of 1064 Hosbrook street, cut and bruised; Daniel McQueary. 24. Whiteland, cuts pud bru'ses. and Frank Bahr. 63. Perry, Mo., head injury. SCHOOL NAME CHOSEN Tormer IV. C. T. I'. President'.' ’ Memory to Be Honored. A program formally naming School 80. in Broad Ripple, the Frances E. Willard school, will be presented by the W. C T. U.. following action of the school board Tuesday in anproving the naming of the school in honor of the former W. C T. U. president. No date has been set for the program. We know you ere int°’estrd in the growth of The Times classified columnx.

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PRESBYTERY to bar WOMEN AS BISHOPS Feminine Members Can Be Elders, Session Here Rules. Women in the Presbyterian church may be elders, but they can not rise to rank of bishop, according to a ruling of the Indianapolis Presbytery in session at the Irvington Presbyterian church. Appointment of women elders was approved by the presbytery Monday afternoon in passing on several questions referred by the last general assembly. Corporation property should be held in trust by the congregation and not for the Presbyterian Church of the United States and the right of the assembly to dictate qualification of religious education was denied, the conference decided. The 1930 conference will be held at Boggstown. DESIGN SWIFT LINER NEW YORK. Sept. 18.—A new liner, designed to be faster than the Bremen and larger than the Majestic, is to be built for the French line, according to Maurice Tillier, managing director of the line. The keel will be laid at St. Nazaire in October or November. TRY THESE CARROTS” FOR JADFDAPPETITES Hard to Resist the Flavor When Cooked This Appetizing Way A well-known woman cooking authority, realiz-ihg the importance of vegetables in the diet, has worked out this new recipe for Flemish Carrots: Scrape 13 young carrots and slice lengthwise into thin strips like matches. Melt 6 tablespoons butter. Add carrots, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon of chopped parsley, and salt. Cover the pan and let simmer until tender, about 20 minutes, turning frequently with a spoon. Add cream, stir well, heat and serve. Remember the importance of vegetable foods in the daily diet, and profit by the old secret rediscovered by four famous women cooking experts. Add a dash of sugar to each vegetable w’hile it is cooking. The little sugar works wonders for freshness, color and taste. Sugar is the supreme condiment for developing the delicate, natural flavors of fruits and vegetables so that children and adults will be tempted to eat variety. The balanced diet is so important in promoting health that it is well to serve stewed and fresh fruits daily. If your family, does not drink enough milk, serve milk shakes, eggnogs and milk desserts, such as junkets and custards. Add a dash of sugar to cooking cereal to develop its flavor. Serve cakes and cookies containing chocolate or cocoanut, ices and ice creams, canned berries and fruits, or candy for dessert. A hit of sweet makes the meal complete. The Sugar Institute. —Advertisement.

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■SEPT. 18,1929