3 THURSDAY, AUG. 6, 1925 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Machine ran entrance" was used for the first crossing the street. FORMER MAYOR INJURED one legs. Help HEALTH STAFF REDUCED time for any foreigner. over of his Masons Him a wliter of historical RARE TRIBUTE Two companies of Japanese Forkner is LIST OF CLASS ENGLISH, MURAT J. Forknor Struck Crossing He was formerly Madison Celebrate Motorization of Force Will Dispense soldiers were drawn up at attention L. While articles. as plain Street. ■ County auditor. With Ten City Inspectors. on the station platform the PAID BANCROFT oaken casket was put aboard a Bu Times Special AND BE JOINED HTI'DKNTS SIIOOT PROF A DELETED TO The staff of twenty-one board of special train for Yokohama, where ANDERSON, Ind., Aug. 6—John to health Inspectors will be reduced it will be, placed on the Japanese L. Forkner, 81, twice mayor of An- WILNA. Poland—Three students Announcement, eleven through motorization of the Diplomats and Military cruiser Tama for its Journey to San derson and writer, was slowly re- who failed to pass examinations In STATIONS GIVEN No Definite force. It was decided at a health Francisco. covering today from injuries a high school here fired several shota Trip. board meeting Wednesday night. Honor Dead Ambassador. Members of the diplomatic corps sustained Wednesday when ho wis I at their teachers, seriously wounding Pending The reduction will take effect Sept. and the American consulate general struck by an automobile whi e I the principal. Bu United Press Among Those 1 SIO,OOO yearly. were pall-bearers and diplomats ft. Harrison Pending a trip to New York by and will save TOKIO, Aug. 6.—Japan today the Six inspectors will ride motor- and American colonists attended the A. F. Miller and Dee Roda of Co- paid honors to America’s dead am- FOR GOOD SHADE Reported Closed in cycles to cover the residence district. services. CLEANING Ohio, Eng- bassador, Edgar A. Bancroft such as lumbus, who operate the men now patrol the Leading Three who heretofore have been reserved only Call Indiana*a “Blind Men’*— July. lish Theater of this city and the Hart- regions in automobiles will I- suburban for the dead of her own race. TAX WORRY UNIVERSAL man Columbus, no definite an- continue their service while two in- worries WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.—'The De- at After funeral services in the little LONDON—Income tax spectors walk during their tours same over. ' will cathedral, must the the world DURHAM CO. nouncements concerning the com- wooden Protestant govern- be R.W. irtment of Commerce has made <>: • a management English of duty downtown. ment officials escorted the body to A man here said in year he had RI ley 1133 134 N. Alabama St. MA in 5829 supplemental bined of the today übllo the following the Murat Theaters will be Bids ere advertised for con- station, where the '‘lmperial received forty-two forms to fill out. A and the city the st of limited commercial Class made, it was said today. struction of $385,000 hos- stations: The theater executives intend to pital surgery unit after the board i Freq. WL. Pow. go York next week for a had approved architects’ plans. Keys. Met. Wat. to New fell, Station. Shuberts, oper- Work ill start early in the fall. PIBW Dr. L. L. Dill, Rose- conference with the lawn Addition, Lo- ating Murat. At that time the gransport. Ind 13.60 220 100 the frlBX Grid Leak, Inc., 236 matter of putting shows Into Eng- Crown Prince Umberto of Italy Genesee St., Utica, a 1460 205.4 5 lish’s will be cinsidered. has been allowed SBO,OOO year for New Nork that English’s (FR.MU A. H. Grebe & Cos., It is understood maintenance. U be home of the legitimate “Mu-l." New York A270 236 100 Job Newton will the frCSH Henry P. Rines, stage offerings while the Murat will Congress St., Port- land, Maine 1170 200 600 Job Newton, business man of be used for music and rentals. present pPWP Rio Grande Radio Springfield, Mo., is the oldest mem- The Valentine Company I O 8 e con- Kn ysv.l le TeXas i4oo 214.2 10 ber of the Order of the Eastern English operator, is to assume WMAF Round Hills Radio Corporation, houses, with Shubert Rootless Plates transferred from all trol of both Dartmouth, Mass., has been Star in America. Masons English’s. Class C to Class B. with 680 fre- Missouri helped him celebrate attractions playing at from wavelength 1,000 over juency keys. 440.9 aiyl his 100th birthday. The following commercial Class A SECRETARY TO SPEAK broadcasting stations were deleted July: PRAYER WILL BE TOPIC luring He Give WMAV, Alabama Polytechnio Institute, Davis Says Will Address Colored Baptist State Blectrio Company, Association Hove Labor Day. Service Convention Continues Dodge, _ . Sfssions. |t. lowa. _ WHBX J. W. Bowser. 206 Greenwood James J. Davis, secretary of labor, . Stewardship of prayer was to be ive.. Punxsutawney. Pa. _ . Barker, secre- wbM Church of the Covenant. Wash- the main topic at sessions of the has informed E. J. tary-treasurer of the State board of Fire Indiana State Baptist Association '"City of Dallas. Police and speak (lgnal Department. Dallas Texas. (colored) agriculture, that he will at the College. Wilder Lab- convention at the Corin- WFBK, Dartmouth Labor day. & fcatory. , Baptist today. State fairground The E. M. Roofless Plate Hanover. N. H. , thian Church Dr. G. k Lafayette Ellis, Oklahoma is being' ar- as the pre-eminent artificial [ KFOR. Walter Jordon, Ft. Wayne, Ind., was to A special program Day, which marks denture of the age. It’s the Fall River, Herald Publishing preside. ranged for Labor of years oi experience. station. New Lnsrland result jompany. portable The Rev. C. H. Hawkins, opening of the 1925 State fair. Made only by us. No gagging moder- stomach; does in- KFV.T, Baptist Church. San .Tom. or sick not First ator, of Gary, Ind., was called home terfere with speech or taste. First Christian Church, Whittier. from the convention Wednesday be- extracting; with or 9 Painless la i cause of the death of without gas. have been right ' KFPV. Heintz & Kohlmees, Inc.. San two of the here for 2a years. _ traucisco. Cal. „ „ members of his choir from the First Omelet WBBV, Johnstown Radio Company, July 31, 1925. Baptist Church of Gary in au- Copyright, lohnstown. Pa. _ _ an tastes better with WIAK Journal-Stockman Company, tomobile Neb, , . accident. Imaha, _ & WPAZ, John R. Koch. Charlestown, W. The Young Women’s World-Wide & Eiteljorg Moore LEA PERRINS’ Market and Edward William Locke. Mechan- Guild closed its meetings Wednesday Corner East Circle From Circle Theater Jsburg, Ohio. , ... foreign missionary SAUCE Few Steps Michigan of Mines, and the home and [Ham WWAO, i meetings were to begin today. loughton. Mich. _ , WIBF. S. P. Miller Dance Activities, ghcatland. Wis. , _ , WCAY. The Milwaukee Civic Broadeast- llg Association Inc., Milwaukee. W>Sj r KFOJ. Moberly High School Radio Club, _ folicrly’ Mo. „ ~ WQAS. Prince Walter Company. Lowell, KFRH, The Radio Shop, Grafton N. D. WCAG, Clyde R. Randall. New Orleans. a WRAA, Signal Officers. Fifth Corps fIrea Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Ind , WCM. Texas Markets and Warehouse jeuartment. University of Texas. Austin, \VHBO. Y. M. C. A., Pawtucket, R. I. Pettis Thrift Basement • • • • York Store lURY IS PERPLEXED ’Pettis Dry Goods Cos. • The New (Tails to Agree Whether Fox Hunt- ing Is Crime or Sport. >l/ United Press Friday! Saturday! A Sensational CONNERSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 6. Fayette County was divided today bn the question of whether fox hunt- ing is a crime or a sport. A police court jury disagreed in |he trial of William Smith, a fox iunter, charged with malicious tres- of Odd Lots! Citizens have sides in Clearance pass. taken fee dispute and anew trial for Smith considered. is the Pettis Basement!' - Thrift in £ \ Building Permits a Mary MoGuff. dwelliny, 1748 S. Ran- -9 dwelling. 1750 S. Ran- loinh. 52.800. W. B. Thomas, furnace. 1152 King, Jeffers, storeroom. 2432 Station, 17.000. , ... .Raymond McFeeney, furnace. 540 XTN. * ,[ohn Howe, furnace. 1744 Boulebard Freiji. furnace, 2952 College, $357. Philip ; Mioelli, dwelling. 523 Merrill, 9 * Frank Throup, dwelling. 924 N. Denny, ak sdiS |3 ' 300. Throup, dweßlng. 932 N. Ches- About Frank $3,500. In ter. Clara Munson, remodel. .914 E. lowa, Prices! ' s'. 1' J. Edelen. dwelUng. 1804 S. Key- (tone. $3,000. „ . Ray Carlisle, reroof. 2904 English, 1255 dwelling. 2514 S. New DIRECT i T. E. Grinslade. BUY FURS FROM Jersey. $3,000. A Bmall deposit will hold ! Cornelius Realty Company, repair. 325 feel obliged to CapitoV $450. reductions are so great and the lots so broken that we selection for future F , The any garage. 3110 N. Uli- I exchanges. No mall, C. O. D. Old Ladies’ Home, suspend the usual rules In regard to credits and delivery. No charge for bois. S3OO. accepted days. , Roxana Petroleum Company, filling Sta- ! or Telephone Orders on these storage. THE MANUFACTURER ton. 447 S. Meridian. $2,000. Henry Myers, addition, 1848 Quill. sizes 16 to 40, each Quillen, dwelling, 5505 Win- 14 Poiret Twill and Velour Coats, $9.00 (hrop. $4,500. Money dwelling, Win- August-And William Ouillen. 5517 This Save Ihron. $4,500. , Roxana Petroleum Company, tank. 447 8 Navy Poiret Twill and Flannel Coats, sizes 16 to 42, each. $ll.OO I. Meridian. S4OO. IF. M Bartholomew & Son. dwelling, College. $0,500. 1730 16 ear;h. T F. M. Bartholomew & Son, furnace, 3 Ensembles in Green Broadcloth, sizes to 18, . $9.00 College. $220.