Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 210, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1935 — Page 8

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PUBLIC INVITED TO VISIT CL9SS WORK EXHIBITS National Educational Week Is Observed in Schools of City. Indianapolis public schools arc on parade this week and fathers and mothers of 60.000 pupils are invited to visit class room.-. The occasion is the observance of the fifteenth annual American Education Week, a celebration sponsored jointly by the National Education Association, the American Legion and the United States Office of Education. Co-operating in the local observance are the Legion, the Indianapolis Ministerial Association, the Indianapolis Council of Parents and Teachers, the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society and the Federation of Indianapolis Public School Teachers. Governor Urges Attendance Gov. McNutt has issued a proclamation urging citizens to visit schools and familiarize themselves with the city’s educational institutions. “We are fortunate because we have a system of learning which reaches all strata of society,” Gov. McNutt said. “This has enabled us to pass through one of the most trying periods of history and yet retain fundamental American institutions and principles.” Pointing out that this is the parent-teacher-pupil event of the year, Merle Sidener, school board president, said the theme for the Indianapolis observance will be, “Building the Schools Into the Life of the Community.” Open House Exhibits Pageantry, music, classroom dem- j onstrations and open house exhibits in various school buildings will ; carry out this theme, Paul C. Stet- I son, superintendent, said. Mary E. Nicholson school, ! Central-av and 46th-st, will cele- ; brate its hundredth birthday i this week. Members of the ParentTeacher Association expect to welcome 1000 former pupils and friends at an open house Friday night. Mrs. Robert Masters is president of the association.

STEAL S4OOO IN GOODS Huntington Store Robbery Nets 60 Coats, 100 Dresses. By l Hill'll Press HUNTINGTON. Ind., Nov. 11.— Thieves who gained entrance by breaking the night lock from the front door stole S4OOO worth of merchandise last night from the Metzger dress and hat shop here. The loot, included 10 fur coats, 50 furtrimmed cloth coats and 100 silk dresses. Calendar Club to Sponsor Show A style show and entertainment will be sponsored by the Calendar Club of the Broadway Methodist Episcopal Chtireh at 2 tomorrow in the new William H. Block Cos. auditorium. Mrs. C. E. Cottingham is president of the organization. CONSTIPATED :!0 YEARS ‘Tor thirty yoars T tiait trhronic constipation. 1 did not ko nir<\ bananas, pip, anything l want and never felt better. I sleep soundly all night and enjoy life."—Mrs. Mabel Schott. If you are suffering from constipation, sleeplessness, sour stomach, and gas bloating, there is quick relief for you in Adlerika. Many report action in thirty minutes after taking just one dose. Adlerika gives complete action, cleaning your bowel tract where ordinary laxatives do not even reach. Dr. H. L. Shoub, New York, reports: “In addition to intestinal cleansing, Adlerika checks the growth of intestinal bacteria and colon bacilli.' 1 Give your stomach and bowels a real cleansing with Adlerika and see how good you feel. Just one spoonful relieves GAS and chronic constipation. Sold by all druggists and drug departments. Hook Drugs, Inc.— Advertisement. For Skin-Itching, Millions Praise Zemo Zemo relieves the itching of Rashes and Ringworm—soothes the irritation of Eczema, Pimples and similar skin ailments. For 25 years Zemo has been used and praised by millions as* a clean, safe, dependable remedy for family use to relieve skin irritations. A trial will convince you of its great merit. 7.0m0 should ho in every home. Insist on frontline Zemo: it’s worth tlm price because you tret relief. Approver! oy Good Housekeeping Bureau. No. 4x74. nv. liOe, Si. All druggists'.—Advertisement. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES Thi Old Treatment Often Bring a Happy Relief Os Pain M any sufferers relieve nagging baokarh©-quickly, once they discover that the real cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kidneys are one of Nature’s chief ways of taking the acids and Iwaate out of the blood. If they don't pass 3 pints a day and so get rid o! more than 3 pounds of waste matter, your 15 miles of kidney tubes may need flushing. If you have trouble with frequent bladder passages with scanty amount which often smart and bum, the 15 miles of kidney tubes may need flushing out. This danger signal may be the t>egtnning of nagging backache, 3eg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes and dizziness. Don t wait for serious trouble. Ask your druggist for DOAN'S PIU.S—twhlch Lave been used successfully for over 40 years by millions of people. They give happy relief and •will help flush out the 15 miles of kidney tubes. Get DOAN’S Pn,iA t—Advertisement, ,

Rides—of Pleasure and of Death; Mark Mason-Dean Trial in Criminal Court

BY ARCH STEINEL Timm Starr Writer Justice rides in Criminal Court. A Boston terrier taking a pleasure ride nightly with his master . . . the ride of the master, a police sergeant, from which he didn't return . . . alleged bandits taking frightened taxi-man for a ride . . . attorneys for state and defense “riding" witnesses . . . And frazzled justice limping along trying to drive into the minds of a bespectacled jury <lO wear glasses) that Sergt. Lester Jones was killed in a holdup Feb. 6. 1033, and that for two years and nine months nothing has come of it. Thoughts That Pass All these thoughts ride through the minds of those who hear testimony in Criminal Court at the trial of Willie Mason and Edward (Foggy) Dean. There are two missing exhibits —one an inanimate cap of a taxi driver, the other a very-much-ahve terrier, Buddy, the sergeant’s dog. Police can't find the cap. The prosecutor's office hunted for it—but gave up. It was usea as evidence at the other trials of Dean and Mason. The terrier can be found easily. He is at home—sl7 N. Riiey-av—-where Mrs. Goldie Jones, the sergeant’s widow,' hurries after each adjournment. Buddy Remembers She watches the court by-play, knows the testimony by heart. “Justice is all I want,” she says as she shakes her head wearily. “People forget so easily. Some hardly remember Lester and what happened. But." she added, “Buddy hasn’t forgotten.” Buddy and her husband followed a daily ritual. Morning and evening, coming home, or going to work, he took the terrier for an automobile ride. Disconsolate Dog Hearing clashing gears or a car’s sudden stop in front of the Jones’ home, Buddy and his only son, Tony, one-year-old, leap atop a sofa to look out the window. Their ears snap to attention. They look long. “Who’s coming?” Mrs. Jones asks Buddy. Tail down. Buddy ambles off the sofa disconsolately, with curious Tony following. His. tail wags slowly in disappointment. “No! No ride, Buddy,” says the sergeant’s widow. In the courtroom, Judge Remy

OPENS INQUIRY IN FATAL CRASH Mishawaka Deputy Coroner Sifts Three-Car Mishap Killing Two. Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 11.— While funeral rites-were planned today for two socially .prominent young people, kJjled early Sunday at Mishawaka, %•. B. J. Wyland, deputy coroner, opened an inquest into the collision of three automobiles which injured eight others. The dead are Gilbert A. Elliott Jr., 23, and Miss Charlotte Mills, 25, both of this city. They were occupants of a car driven by John Singler, 23, and were returning from the Notre Damc-Northwestern foot-

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courteously “rides” coughing spectators. Paul Luthmers, taxidriver, tells of the ride the suspects forced him to take. They paid him for it. Reporters’ pencils ride swiftly across note-paper. Chewing gum rides up and down in Dean’s and Mason’s jaws. “Now, are you sure you didn’t testify in the other trial that they

ball game when the accident occurred. Cars Crash Head-On Cars driven by Singler and Norman Duke, 24, La Porte, crashed head-on, authorities believe, and were then sideswiped by an automobile driven by Charles Kuss, Mishawaka. None of the survivors was in condition to be questioned early today, officials said. Other passengers of the Singler car, all injured, seriously, were Terrill Austin, 23; Jack Reed, 25, and Mrs. Lex Cross, 26, all of South Bend. Fred and Leona Weidner, La Porte, accompanying young Duke and Kuss, alone in the third auto, escaped serious injury. Girl's Body to Chicago The body of Miss Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mills, Chicago, was to be sent there for burial today. The girl, a stenographer at the Empire Box Cos. here, resided here with Mrs. Hannah Rosander, 1238 Queen-st. Young Elliott, the son of George Elliott Sr., former state representative and attorney, was employed as a meter reader at the city water works, and lived with his parents at 976 Riverside-dr.

FATHER AND SON HELD IN NEW YORK MURDER Victim Had Lived in Fear of Vengeance 20 Years. By Vuitcd Press , NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—Michael Sisto, who lived in fear of retaliation for a slaying committed 20 years ago, walked out of his house today and was killed by a burst of gunfire from an automobile. Police, discarding an early theory of gang violence, arrested" Mattel Delissio, 72, and his son, Anthony, 23, father and brother of a saloon keeper who was shot and killed by Sisto in a quarrel over money in 1915. Sisto, who was 54, had served 15 years in Sing Sing and Dannemora for the 1915 killing.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Joseph B. Tvnan, 222 E. 15th-st. Plymouth coach, 7-333, from in front of his home. James Hollis. 2818 Highland-pl. Ford coupe. 11-686, from in front of Indiana Theater. Raymond Aldridge. 312 Beecher-st, Ford coupe. 119-379, from Pennsylvania and Maryland-sts. Myron Kohn. Columbia Club. Ford coach 65-946. from in front of Columbia Club. John F. Whies. 1855 N. Pennsvlvania-st, Oldsmobile coach, from 19th and Penn-sylvania-sts. Hugh Fugitt, 724 N. Mihsouri-st. Ford coach. 93-799, from in front of 562 W 23th-st.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Herbert Fitzsimmons. Greencastle. Ind.. Ford sedan, found at Southeastern-av and Belt Railroad elevation, wrecked. Modell Holliday. 1429 Kappes-st, Ford coupe, found in alley in rear of his home. Joseph McGrath. 429 N. LaSalle-st. Chevrolet sedan, found at 1100 E. St. Clair-st.

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gave you $lO instead of $20,” questions Clyde Miller, defense counsel, as he rides Taxi-driver Luthmers. “Object to that cross-examina-tion.” interrupts Deputy Prosecutor Oscar C. Hagemier. Justice rides ip Criminal Court; but in the Riley-av home Buddy listens to every car horn, runs at each brake-screech . . . and waits.

NEW SCHOOLS TO TOWNSHIPS Three Districts Are to Get Federal Grants for Building Projects. Wayne, Warren and Franklin Townships are to have new school buildings with the aid of Federal grants, according to plans announced today The projects call for issuance of approximately $400,000 of township bonds. The Wayne Township bond issue would be $225,000 with the Federal grant $107,235 for construction of a new high school and gymnasium. A duplicate building to the present Warren Central High School is planned for Warren Township. The buildings would be connected by a corridor. The township bond issue would be SIOO,OOO and the Federal grant would not exceed 45 per cent of the total cost. In Franklin Township the new structure would replace the school at Bunker Hill. The township bond issue would be $75,000 with the government contributing $62,435.

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WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW

NEW INDUSTRY JOINS GROUP IN FACTORY AREA Electric Furnace Concern Developing Lighter for Smoking. According to Emerson W. Chaille, president of the management concern, the Indianapolis Industrial Center, manufacturing and distributing area at 19th-st and Martin-dale-av, is now 95 per cent occupied. With this high rate of occupancy attained since the center has been in the hands of the real estate firm of Emerson W. Chaille & Cos., there still remain several, thousand square feet of rentable space in modern buildings suitable for light manufacturing and distributing activities, or storage and warehousing. The latest tenant to rent space in the center is the Cooley Electric Furnace Cos., manufacturer of electrical heating equipment, which recently moved into building No. 19. This company is a licensee of the Dougherty Research Cos., New York, under patents covering anew and unique type of electrical heating element. For some time the company has been manufacturing electric furnaces suitable for chemical and metallurgical work, but the element now also is being applied to a wider variety of uses due to its unique characteristics. Anew development Just completed by the Cooley company is the Glo-Tip electric table lighter designed primarily for the lighting of pipes, but suitable for the lighting of all smoking items. This is the first successful electric lighter of the “pass-around” type for use on 110-volt lighting circuits. Production has been started on the lighter, which is developing considerable popularity, other electric heating devices are in process of development. Summer Room All Winter It s important to use color to combat the darkness of winter days. In the sun room, for instance, carefully selected tints will make the most of every ray of sunshine that enters and give the impression that it’s a bright day when it’s really gray and drizzling outside. Pale yellow walls and woodwork yellowmange draperies, blue and green tones on painted furniture, brightly enameled crocks for the growing plants, will give the effect of an indoor garden where the sun is shining. Insures Stronger Film Tire term “sealer,” used in connection with painting, refers to a coating formulated to fill the pores of unduly absorbent surfaces, in preparation for painting. By preventing the absorption of oil from the paint they not only reduce the number of coats required, but insure a more uniform appearing and stronger film. Color Preference Color is medium which reflects the individuality and preferences of the home owner. The importance of rugged durability in outside paint gives way, in interiors, to the consideration of such hues and tints as will give the greatest pleasure to those who see them daily.

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Southern Barbecue Now Occupies New Quarters

Modernistic Decorations, Larger Icing Plant Among Features. The many patrons of the Southern Barbecue formerly located at 1010 N. Meridian-st, will be interested to know that it has moved farther north and is now located at 1820 N. Meridian-st. The barbecue will continue to serve the same choice barbecues and

WINTER OCEAN TRIPS OFFERED Travel Department of Union Trust Company Makes Bookings. Many delightful winter cruises are now being offered by R. A. Kurtz, travel manager of the Union Trust Cos., 120 E. Market-st, to South and Central America and the West Indies. The many prominent ports visited include Havana, Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo, Haiti, Jamaica, Colombia and Panama. The more popular ships sailing from either Boston, Philadelphia or Montreal are the President Lincoln, Rotterdam, Kungsholm. Queen of Bermuda, President Wilson and the President Cleveland. Those sailing to New York from San Francisco by way of the Panama Canal include the Pennsylvania, Santa Paula, California, President Taft and the President Pierce. On the South American sailings ports visited are Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. Countries visited are Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile.

GOLF COURSE STILL OPEN AT SPEEDWAY Officials to Permit Play as Long as Possible. Golf fans will be glad to know that it has been planned to keep the Speedway Golf Course open as long as possible, following a decision of officials of the course, continuing the policy of past years. Chuck Garringer, course pro stated today that although the tentative closing date is Nov. 15, the course will remain open as long as •weather conditions permit, and the greens will be kept in first -class condition, with no let-up in the services being offered by the Speedway course.

Manufacturers of WAGONS and COMMERCIAL TRUCK BODIES AUTO REBUILDING JOHN GUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO. 202 Kentucky Ave. Riley J 287.

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in addition customers may partake of any style dinner. These dinners have become famed for their deliciousness, and through them the Southern Barbecue has gaind a large following. Many different brands of whiskies and beers also are featured by the establishment. The new location recently was remodeled at a cost of several thousand dollars. The decorations are modernistic throughout. A new enlarged icing plant also has been installed.

LIGHTING SUPERVISOR GIVING RADIO TALKS Miss Leona Berlin Speaks Wednesday Over WFBM. Many housewives will be interested to know that Miss Leona Berlin, supervisor of the home lighting department of the Indianapolis Power and Light Cos., has resumed her weekly talks over station WFBM at 10 a. m. Wednesdays. Various lighting hints will be brought, out in future talks, Miss Berlin stated, along with many corrective measures. These will include how 1 to select the proper bulbs and shades, demonstrating proper wattage adds to beauty, comfort and convenience. In doing this it will also be shown how all the light may be obtained that is being paid for. and how colored bulbs and improper shades absoro light. Study Weather Before undertaking an exterior paint job, study the local weather forecasts. Even the best paint can be ruined quickly from moisture on a freshly painted surface.

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NOV. 11, 1935

COLD WEATHER WARNING GIVEN TO MOTORISTS Don Herr Calls Attention to Changes Autos Require Now. In the November issue of the Service Bulletin, published by the Don Herr garage. Kentucky-av and Maryland-st, appears the following notice: “Despite the warnings and advice of car manufacturers and service institutions who know the certain failures and repair expense of cars that go into winter with summer clothes on.’ approximately . $20,000,000 are paid—after the first freeze—by car owners who thought their cars were O. K.” Mr. Herr asks that motorists consider this notice, hoping that those who read it will follow its warnings and prepare their cars for winter, knowing that no car owner wants to have winter driving troubles. Precautions should be taken against the ravages of cold weather so as to guard against frozen radiators, broken water pumps, dead batteries and many other cold weather troubles. It is especially important that the summer lubricant be changed, as it is positively dangerous to run the car in colder weather with the lubricant that lias been in the transmission and differential all summer. Bermuda Invites Golfers Golfers of either sex are cordially welcomed in Bermuda and will enjoy competing in the frequent tournaments, suitable for all classes of players.

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