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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

8

Africa Safer Than Chicago

United Press report quotes William J. Yerby asserting that Chicago has more weekly murders than all central Africa has in a year. He notes Africa’s peace among 85 million natives, recounts Goree Island’s grim slave port history, and reflects on ancestral ties to American descendants.

United Preas Chicago Central Africa William J. Yerby United States West Africa Yerby Goree Dakar

Pine Cough Syrup Remedy With Pinex

This old home remedy uses Pinex and sugar syrup to soothe throat and chest membranes. A pint bottle with 24% ounces of Pinex mixed with simple syrup is said to relieve coughs within 24 hours, with alternatives like molasses or honey possible.

Zraax Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Dover coder seeks fame after long walk to fame

An ambitious coder from Dover pursues fame after a long walk up the coast. The riddle hints at an afflicted rider with restless hoof and a fish famed for its beveled countenance, while the journey ends with something completely covered.

Dover

Grocers Warned Over Lemon Extract Jags

LA PORT E Ind March 11 Prosecutor John Dilworth warned grocers to stay out of bootlegging after a surge in lemon extract jags in the past two weeks. An arrest revealed a drunken man with a half pint of "grocery store special" alcohol exceeding fifty percent. The prosecutor said the extract had no valid flavoring use.

Times Special LA Porte Ind John Dilworth

Meetings Here Thursday Indiana Lumbermen's Retail Association

A list of Thursday meetings includes luncheons at 12 15 p m for Severin Gyro Club Directors and Severin Auxiliary of B of F L and E. Dinner at 6 30 p m with evening meeting. Denison Delta Kappa Epsilon Lincom American Association of Rail Transportation and car accounting officers meeting Claypool Advertising Club Luncheon Electric League Luncheon Lincoln Indianapolis Chapter Association of Engineers Luncheon Board of Trade Knights of Columbus Luncheon Spink Arms Lumbermen s Club Luncheon Severin Sigma Chi Luncheon C of C fic Club Luncheon Sev erin

Indiana Lumbermen's Retail Association Claypool Electric League Lincoln Indianapolis Chapter Association of Engineers Board of Trade Knights of Columbus Spink-Arms Lumbermen’'s Club Severin Sigma Chi C. of C Fic

Mailmen to Organize Credit Union Chapter in Indianapolis

Indianapolis branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers plans to file articles of incorporation to form a credit union among members. Twenty-two charter members will establish the organization, with officers to be elected later. Preliminary plans to honor Indiana Senators and Representatives who supported the postal salary bill were referred to the entertainment committee.

Uoon Smong Indianapolis National Association of Letter Carriers Indiana

Braille Expert Miss Loomis Guest at Indianapolis Red Cross

Miss Madeline Loomis director of Braille Chicago chapter of the American Red Cross spoke at the Hoosier Athletic Club about Braille work among the blind in Chicago. The talk highlighted Red Cross efforts and services for the visually impaired.

Madeline Loomis Chicago American Red Cross Indianapolis

De Molay Service Set in Indianapolis on Sunday

Indianapolis chapter of De Molay will mark Nations De votional Day with exercises at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church at 2 30 p m. Rev Ambrose Dunkel to deliver the main address with musical interludes by Harry Martin Signaret. Past Master Counselor Marshall Dafoe will lead the meeting assisted by George Wilson and Wayne Swope.

Indianapolis de. Molay Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Thirty-Fourth St Central Ave de Molay Ambrose Dunkel Harry Martin Signaret Marshall Dafoe George Wilson Wayne Swope

Daguerre Club Plans Auburn Meeting in September

The Daguerre Club of Indiana decided at the semi annual meeting closing session to hold the next meeting in Auburn Indiana in September.

Daguerre Club of Indiana Auburn Ind

Patrolman John Roman Skunk Hunter of District Twenty Eight

Patrolman John Roman, friend of foreigners and savior in crimes in the foreign district, is also a hunter. During a hunting trip he left active duty after a rabbit episode in which he refused to kill a rabbit, saying he would capture it alive, earning the nickname the skunk hunter. He now patrols district 28 near Thirty-Fourth Street College Avenue and Illinois Street.

John Roman Department John Roman Thirty-Fourth St College Ave Illinois St

Office Open Nights for Tax Returns Extended

The collector of internal revenue offices will stay open until 9 p m nightly from tonight through Saturday to handle crowding. M Bert Thurman announced that offices close Sunday but reopen Monday with a final filing hour at midnight Monday. He noted returns are arriving rapidly and nearly all will be filed before Monday night.

Collector of Internal Revenue M. Bert Thurman Thurman

Traction Lines Clash Over New Rate Cut

War between traction interests and bus lines escalates as Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction announces a one third cut on round trip tickets. R I Todd of Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern hints a possible 2 cent per mile reduction while Interstate Public Service chief Harry Reed disputes any such move. Sunday excursion rates remain in effect. L B Hiner cites cuts to meet lower bus line rates from one and a half to two cents per mile.

Indianapolis & Cincinnati R. I. Todd Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Harry Reed Interstate Public Service Company Reed T. H Todd L. B. Hiner Hiner Red Ball Lines

Might Have Two Wives in London Trial

Revelations in a London courtroom reveal Lieut. Colonel Ian Dennistown may be married to both the dowager Countess Carnarvon and to Mrs. Mary Dennistown amid a $6,000 divorce suit against his former husband.

United Press London Ian Dennistown Countess Carnarvon Mary Dennistown Dennistown

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