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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
Railroad Officials Leaue for Outing At CMlver

Middle west railroad officials and
members and guests Of the Indian
napolis Traffic Club left the city
at $3.50 a. m, today on the "Key-
stone Special for Culver, Ind, to
celebrate Pennsylvania Railroad
Day"
This is the second feature event
of the year put on by the Traffic
Club and includes an all-day pro-
gram at Culver. and on Lake
Maxinkuckee. Fishing, swimming,
boating, golfing and musical enter
tainments were scheduled, con-
Guiding with dinner IN the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
CITY BOOSTER
WEEK EXPENSE
Will. Be Low
Shank Says Cooperation for
Big Event Is Best
Ever.

The Overhead" of Greater Indian
apolis Week, Aug. 1928, Is perhaps
the lowest of any popular move
ment or drive Of it's scope ever held
in Indianapolis, according to Mayor
Shank.
For the first time in many years
perfect cooperation has been estab-
lishaS between the municipal gov
ernment and the city's industrial in
2erests," Shank said. 1--WE have con.
tributed services of city employees
and equipment and are not soaking
the business men as they have been
hit in the past for campaign ex-
penses.
Contribution Refused
Shank said William T. Bailey, as
sistant city attorney, had refused a
large contribution from nationlly
famous Indianapolis concern and
had urged that the money be ex-
pended on equipping a float for
Greater Indianapolis parade, Aug. 10.
Today's mails were damned with
votes for Miss Greater Indianapolis,
who will be chosen from five nomi-
nees, selfsupporting, unmarried
business women backed by the po-
lice, fire, park and postoff1ce de-
partments and the Indianapolis
Federation of Community Civic
Clubs.
Friends of the five young women
are eagerly campaigning for their
favorites. Hundreds Of photographs
of the girls, clipped from newspa-
pers, were sent to headquarters at
81 N. Pennsylvania st. today.
To Provide Throne
The throne Miss Greater Indian
apolis will occupy in the parade will
be provided by the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board.
Indications are that Indianapolis
citizens will witness the longest
parade in the city's history and it is
proposed by Mayor Shank to attempt
to make the event an annual occur
renee, similar to the Mardi Gras OF
New Orleans. Nearly five hundred
concerns have agreed to enter floats
in the procession, according to John
F. Walker, street cleaning superln-
tendent.
Scores of women, representing
many local organizations, were
added to the committees sponsoring
the week Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13

died here Wednesday from a cere-
bral disturbance, arrived here today
to take charge of the body. Mr..
Fulkerson was a salesman for the
Elliott Fisher Company.
He is survived by the widow, his
parents and two sisters. Body will
be brought to Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
TO RETURN BODY HOME
Clyde Fufkerson Dies From At
tack at Hospital.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 19.-Rela-
tives of Clyde Fulkerson. 80, of
1901 Olney ST., Indianapolis, who
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
TO DEFY CLOSING WRIT
Newcastle Exhibitors Plans Sunday
Charity Concerts"
Rn rfmcs Spsclal

BIZ Times SOsciai
NEWCASTLE. Ind. Aug. IA
Local motion picture exhibitors TO.
day declared they would ignore a
restraining order prohibiting them
from opening their shows on Sun.
days pending outcome OF their trial
for alleged violation OF Sunday
blue laws" Owners are out on
bonds on charges preferred by
churchmen.
Theater owners say It is a fight
TO the bitter end and they will take
their case TO the higher courts. n
defeated. II Is understood the Sun.
day shows will he known as ICON.
certs" and contributions for ad.
mission will be put in a box az the
entrance. Contributions will go 70
the welfare committee OF tho Ellks
Lodge, II was said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
WANTS GRAVE ENRICHED
Move to Get More Land for Nancy
Hanks Burial Place.
Bu Times Special

BU Times Special
LINCOLN CITY, Ind. Aug. 10
A move to acquire forty-six acres
adjoining the Nancy Hanks Lincoln
grave here in order to make the
resting place of Abraham Lincoln s
mother more elaborate will be made
soon, it was indicated today by Rich
ard Lieber, director State conserva-
ton department. Lieber intends to
make the movement a Nationwide
project.
It is understood he will ask Gov
ernor Jackson to appeal to other
Governors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
BACK HOME AGAIN

An automobile reported found by
police belongs to:
= Eugene Saulcy, 1928 Ashland ave-
R,,ick. in rear Of $50 S. Illinois st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-13
ESCAPES FROM SCHOOL

Arthur Risk, a teacher at the In.
diana School for Boys at Plainfield,
has notified police that James
Carter, II, formerly of Indianapolis,
had escaped. He was wearing
light cap, and shirt and a brown
suit.
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
WASHINGTON AND PARIS
 ARE IN COMMUNICATION
Eventual Concerted Action hy Nine Power, Who Signcd Treaty
 l. Predicted

Paris Ju'y 17 P>-lt was said in official rjrcIos today, with reference 10 NaSmMGton's rlarifCation of the American goyernmem's position re- gdrllnE Chinese conference, that exchanges of Views were being made continually between Washington and Paris. as hotwecn other capitals, re- gardinF the Chinese eituation.
 Officials added that eventual ac- ton would he taken hy tho goFnrn- monts which sl@ucd the nin"- power treaty at Washington. hNt that no special note for l).n particular oli- ication of the 1'reuoh toreiEn office was idon'ifahIe among the various notes received rrgarlirg tho Situa- tlon.
 (Recant dispatches ,ron Paris in llrat"d I French miSIpnr"hrusion of the Am rio3n eoy'rnmcnts purposes with regard 10 3 Chimes" conference. As result, ii was announced from Washington. the American govern ment he'd conveyed to all interested powers specified information of the American attitudc.>
 French officials said the suhJ'cts scheduled for consideration hy the treaties would natural lp bo doolt with in accordance with those trc1'i"s Other QueStons. they said, such 7s tho Shanghai strike sit nation, would probably he consider nd separately.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
Personals

Mir and Mrs. Harold Rollins of Woodruff Court and Gladys Johnson of Pleasant street are camping at HammonassNt Beach.
 MT, and Mrs. John Brennan of Glen street will spend the rest of the summer at Pine Meadow.
 Mir and Mrs. B. Stein of 27 Win throp street are spending a week in Philadelphia.
 Miss Alice Stoddard of 40 Cam bridge street has returned to her home after q visit with Miss Bertha Luce of Newington.
 Mrs, Theodore Ainsvorih Greene is spending two months at Dublin, x. H.
 Mrs, Charles Carlson Is at the Girl Scout camp, Portland, where she will remain five weeks.
 Mrs. 4, ". Sampson has gone to Hartland. Me. She will remain a month.
 Charles Beh is at Sayhrook Heights where he will stay for the rest of the summer.
 Mrs, Scott Manchester Is spending five weeks at Pine Meadow.
 Mrs, Bessie Beauvins and daugh- ter, Dorothy, of R Hawkins street, will leave Monday for Vermont where they will tour for a month.
 Mir and Mrs Ecktord Hawxhurst are spending the woek at Chalker Beach, Sayhrook.
 Mrs. Everett rnmarcst and dauEh- frr, Shirley, ar" at Chalker Beach, SaHbrook They will remain week.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
MAORIS TRACING
 THEIR ANCESTRY
Believe That They Originated
 in Hawaii

Honolulu, July 1T pl-Many of me Maoris of Australia consider that their race had its origin in Hawaii centuries ago, it has been re- f'aIed by Rdtina Jakoba, a prom lnent Maori, He is here with A group of Mormon church workers from Australia to visit the famous Mormon temple al Laie, Oahu.
 Jakoba said that he had traced his ancestry back to chieftatn named Hema. who ruled the island ot Hawaii, After q devastating war Tn which lema was defeated badly and forced 10 fec from the island for his life, he and a few compan- Ions set sail for the south in huge war canoes, Maori legends have it that hey landed in New Zealand and lived there for several years, Later Ii"ma returned 10 Hawaii. where the residents worshipped To &s their supreme being. They had large temple in the Puma district of Hawaii but later turned to the wor- shlp Of other gods, Hema returned to New Zealand and many people accompanied him, He also took ths image of To.
 Fele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire, became diSpIeased with the Hawai- lahs' who were worshipping many Idols and vented her anger by cover. ing their lands and temple with lava, the legends say. This would account for the ancient lava flows from Mauna kea and Mauna Loa.
 Jakoha said the Maoris had es- tahlshed the names of the canoes in which their ancestors went from Hawaii to New Zealand,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
Tokyo's Reconstruction
 Work Being Hampered

Tokyo, July 17 lP-The softness of the ground upon which Tokyo Is built is interfering considerably with the reconstruction work now under way. Recently nr. kishi of the re- construction bureau recommended that all work on paved streets in the districts where the new subway is 10 be built be delayed until after the underground project has been completed. He based his recon. mendation upon observations mae during the recent sewer construc- tion.
 In some places, 1t was found the sewer excavations have caused the streets to sink more than q foot. Many houses and paved roads. pr. Kishi discovered. have been serious 'y damaged because of the settling of the earth.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-17
Poles Dedicate Monument
 To American Heroes

Lenbore, Poland, July r (PA- The recent dedication of the monu- ment to the three American avia- tors--Kelly, Graves and MacCullum members of the famous Kosciusz- ko squadron who were killed during the war against the Soyiots in 101o- 1920, developed into great pro- American demonstration.
 The monument represents an American aviator with American and Polish arms Tn the background, and stands in one of the most pie tuFesque parts of Lemberg cemetery. It was erected from funds contribut- ed by special committee headed by Mme. Ebenberger, patroness of ths famous squadron.