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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
3
Instructional piece explains using a chart to align notes on piano, showing three chord rows in C major. It details playing the white letter D with dash above it over D key, using left and right hands for white and black notes, and memorizing scales and triads marked 1 3 5. It ends by noting next lesson covers A minor.
Jesse Grant Chapline of LaSalle Extension University argues that while 74 percent of today's notable men come from cities, future generations will see country youth close the gap. He cites urban lead in Who's Who and credits education and extension programs for leveling the field.
Marion County strawberries enter the local market with lower prices. Dealers offer 20 cents per quart at city market with two quarts for 35 cents. lower quality berries sell for 15 cents. Warmer southern weather brings berries from New Albany region, signaling a good crop unless colder weather returns.
A. Smith Bowman president of the Peoples' Motor Coach Company endorses Mayor Shank on limiting bus service to streets without streetcars. He argues bus competition is impractical and notes a three cent gasoline tax and bus capacity limits. Public hearings on petitions from both bus and streetcar companies are set for Friday at the Senate Chamber, Statehouse.
John McMasters of 1069 Oliver Ave. was discharged Tuesday by Criminal Judge James A. Collins after charges of drunkenness and operating an automobile under the influence. McMasters was fined and sentenced in city court.
John W. Parrett, auditor in the State automobile license department, is appointed motor bus clerk for the Public Service Commission. He will handle detail work enforcing the new law regulating motor buses and trucks.
Chester L. Robinson of National City Bank was appointed receiver for the William Locks Company, poultry dealers at 1029 Virginia Ave., by Judge T. J. Moll in Superior Court Five. He posted a $10,000 bond.
Irvington women plan a flower show this afternoon and evening at the Carr Auto Sales Room located at 56436 E. Washington St. The event aims to showcase blooms and floral arrangements for community visitors.
Edgar A. Perkins of 5457 Julian Ave is appointed by the Governor to the State industrial board to replace Charles Fox of Terre Haute whose term ends May 24. Perkins will serve a four year term. He led the State Federation of Labor from 1895 to 1913 and has prior board service including chairmanship. He also served in the 1923 State Legislature.
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