davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-10-08

How Hartman planned and began
to put together his railroad empire.
How railroad builders and railroad
bankers operated in the early days.
How President Cleveland came to
sign the original Interstate CQmmerce
Act, even though he "entertained
many doubts, not only about it's
practical workings, but also Of it's
constitutionality."
And finally the far~reaching conse.
quences Of this act on our social and
commercial lives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03

stocks. 1l7.6l, OF As. Average price of
twenty rails. 94.03. off 20.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April S.-Wall
Street awaited the outcome of the
Allis Chalmers meeting at 1890
a. m. today as an interesting test
Of the markets position. Establish
ment of a S. dividend on Wabash A
and similarly favorable develop
ments In recent weeks have proved
the signal for selling. With an in
crease in Allis Chalmers rate from
a 81 to a Sc basis, the speculative
community was more concerned
with the probable effect of such ac-
ton on the general list than on the
particular issue affected. This fac
tor exercised some restraint on the
volume Of dealings in the early trad
ing. which was unusually quiet.
The weakness in French francs
which dropped points to .O511, was
used by professionals as a pretext
for further sorties on the short side
in the late morning and prices were
again unsettle damong the specula-
tive leaders but recessions were con-
fined to an average of about
point. Following reactions OF this
size in Baldwin, American Can and
other active industrials. the gen.
eral list steadied around noon.
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LEGAL NOTICES


(COuClDEcOI
erty abuts thereon. and not intended or
adapted for receiving sewage from col
FIRST ALLEY WEST OF HIAwATHA
From White R STEE IStcrceptor.
10 Point 100 Feet North.
More particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the White River Intercept
south Of the rss S a9y s soStS Of New
York Street, and the first alley west OF
Hiawatba Street; thence north in SAID
alley l6O feet to point.
Said sewer shall consist of vitrihed
pipe IL inches in diameter.
And said sewer, with all its appurte-
nances; shall be constructed in accordance
with the profile and specifications now on
ME IN the office OF the Department OF
p fni5 Works OF said city; The cost Of
against and paid by the property holders
whose property abuts thereon. and upou
the city of Indianapolis, il the city is bene-
hted by said Improvement, all according
an Act Of the General Assembly of the
state OF Indiana; entitled An Act Con-
SGerning Municipal Corporation, approved
March g. 1929. Assessments. IL deferred,
are to be paid in ten equal annual install
merits. with interest at the rate six per
cent per annum bond or bonds shah
such work. unless the property owners psy
sad assessments before said bond or bonds
are issued Under no circumstances snail
the City OF INDIANAPOLIS be or be held re-
sponslble for any sum or sums due from
SAID property owner or owners. for said
work. or for the collection of Same, or
Tor the payment of any bond or bonds
certlncate or certificates. issued to sad
contractor in payment for such work, ex-
cept Tor such moneys az shall have been
actually received by the city from the as.
sessments for such Improvement. or such
moneys as said city is by said above en-
utled Act required to pay. All proceed
lngs mad. and work done in the making of
SAD Improvement, assessment OF property.
corrections OF assessments and issuance OF
bond therefor. hall be provided for in said
above entitled Act.
All work done in the making OF said
oescrl6ed public improvements shall be in
ACCORDANCE with the terms and conditions
m pered, adopted by the Board of Public
works ON the above named day, and the
specifications which are on file and may
De seen in the office of said Board Of Pub.
The said Board Of Public Works has
nxed Wednesday, April 18th, 1925, . d.
M, at its office in said City as the time
ana place for the public consideration of
the proposed Improvement at which time
SAID Board of Public Works will hear all
liable 70 be assessed for said Improvement.
ana VIII determine whether the benefits TO
the property liable TO be assessed for such
Improvement and the benefits 20 the City
OF Indianapolis will equal the estimated
By order Of the Board of Public Works.
NJ. j SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works, City OF Indian
April 3 10 1908
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Order Men Take Majority
Choice HeavieS Top
Sales at $3.50.

A heavy demand in the hog mar
ket advanced porkers so cents to-
day. Order men bought the major
ity of the hogs. The receipts were
estimated at 1000 and all Of the hogs
were reported sold. Choice heavies
sold from $13.75 to $3.50 and me-
diums brought from $3.50 to 1870.
The top price was $3.50, with the
bulk Of sales ranging from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Light hogs were in fair demand in
the late trading and sold from $13.25
to $13.65. Pigs were from % to so
cents higher, and sold at $1050@
1915.
Smooth and rough packing sows
sold at a spread of $12@12.75.
Cattle prices were stronger, with
choice stock mostly in demand. Good
light steers sold from $10.50@10.75,
but the majority Of steers sold from
$9.25@10.
Cows and heifers were in fair de.
mand and the prices remained the
same. Choice cows and heifers were
selling from $6.50@9.50, but were
not in immediate demand. Cattle
receipts were estimated at 700. Cut
tiers continued to sell from $3@4.25
and Gamers at $2.50@3.25. Butcher
bulls sold at $6@6.SO and bologna
bulls were selling from $4.50@5. Me-
dunn to good heifers were selling
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SCIENCE ENTERS
SANITY HEARING
AIienists Prepared to Show
Matricide SubnormaI.

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April g.
Twenty-one intimate photographs of
Dorothy Ellingson will be paraded
before the jury today as alienists
advance their claims of the youthful
matricide's abnoY-'o' structural de-
velopment.
The photographs, taken by X-ray,
display the girls teeth and jaws,
glands, pelvis and other parts of
her body. The defense hopes to
prove Dorothy's physical age is at
least. two years in advance OF her
actual age.
With the introduction Of testimony
to support this contention, the hear
ing will become technical. Alienists
will discuss the effect of Dorothy's
pituary and thyroid glands upon her
nervous and emotional development.
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Other Livestock

CHICAGO, April 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market generally steady on all
classes: killing quality largely medium:
or fat cows and heifers offered. bulk fed
steers. sea- 1880 few loads medium
weights. S1l q l.25; most yealcrs aver.
handyweights to shippers above S13.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; market, fat lamos
mostly csc up; some held higher; choice
16 no handyweights offered three decks
SO 10 ei.pound clippers, ,Sl2.25 e IL 50;
10000: market. % M50c up; packing
sows show less advance; top. $l4; bulk.
Si3;4o q 1890; heavywciShts. Sl"20g
weights. $13. 40GI14: light lights, Sl2.30
q 1879; packing sows. smooth. 81 "a
1850; packing sOws. rough. Sll.1o az
12.2O; slaughter pigs. Sll.oO q IL.
PITTS BURGH.. April 3.-Cattle - Re,
ceipts light. market steady: choice, $1,000
$50. ' veal calves. si456%IS. Sheep and
steady; prime wethers. Ss@ $50: good.
s$772S@e7l75' far MIXED S8@Go; d lambP1s.
a i4'25: a mediums ned S14.2oa 1925: heavy
Workers, STA 20 a Ii 80 light Workers,
2% 1a,YS st 1Ss' s6@4'' 20 i' '0"S"''
EAST BUFFALO. April 3;--Cattle-,Re-
efps S9 SLOW aq s 1eadGy sss p
1900; market active. soc higher; .culls to
choice, S3.50M1 %. Sheep and lambs-Re-
eeip,s, 200; market slow. lambs 25c
1875: Gull to fair, seals: yearlings, 80
G13.50; sheep. SO "a 80. Hogs =. Re
eceipts, 500; market fairly aetiye &c &c to
pigs, Sf3; mixed. $4,000 14.75; heavies.
$f4.50@14;75; roughs. 11.50 q IL;
EAsT CT r.orrIs ArriI o-c,ttla-R Re-
eeipts, / 900; market steady native steers.
sS.60@ $40: yearling heifers. 49, $50;
cows SOC 90 Gamers IN g and cutters;
and feeders, s6.50@7. Hogs-Receipts,
heavy: $i$;s5 g l$;5%d5 MEDIUMS, si$'SSS,@
sYs9 at sssknr rss s6v. sssti h S
1886: pigs. s11@ 12.75: bulk. $i3.50G
1875 Sheep-Receipts.- $50; market
cutters. So G6: wooled lambs. sI5G16.
CLEVELAND, April - 3.noHogszRe-
Workers S14M 14.10; mixed. $14. 20; me
sisms s1@' PIES Sls roug 6S Sl@
ket STEADY. unchanged. Sheep and lambs
$3.50; Cslves--Receipts. 300; market.
CINcINNATI. April s.-cattle-Re-
steers. good to choice. S9.5OG 1000
Calves-Market, steady; good TO choice.
$12.50@14, IHogs-Receipts. 1000; mar
ers and butchers. S13.75014. Sheep
Receipts, 20: market. steady; good 10
choice. SSm $50 Lambs-Market. steady;
good to choice, $16M17.
700: market I0@ 15c higher; mediums
STA. rs cp13.90 Workers. 1913 a 1885;
good pieg, $13,50 a 1875. Calves---Mar--
ket steady. Sheep and lambs-Market
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Retail Fish Prices

ocean varieties-Boston haddoclx fl
lets. 4Oc: dressed paddock. 30c; halibut
Steak. 4oc: red salmon steak Doe: fresh
sOc; Spanish mackeral. DOC: red snappers.
Ace, SNAPPER throats. 40e: specialtiees6E-.
Fresh Jumbo frogs, Soc, live Holsters. poo;
SOC: fresh picked crab meat. 81: Maine
innan haddie Soc: cherry stone clans,
oysters. soc ut. Lake and FLYER Vari-
eiies-Lake white fish. Doc: trout. Doc:
yellow piks 35c: yellow perch. 25c: chan
rel cat fish 40c: bluein herring. 30c;
pic,;erel. 25c: rrIss pike. 25c: river carp,
Sc: bC1alo 20c: mullets loo: black bass.
a0c: large croppies. 35c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03
Births

BOYS
Irion and Henrietta Miller. 246iS e.
Horace and Lila Gault. Methodist Hos
Carl and oalSie Lieber. Methodist Hos
pital.
Caleb and Daisy Strickland. Methodist
Hospital.
John and Lucille Bellany. city hospital.
Harry and Winifred Ice, city hospital.
James and Rhoda Carter city hospital.
Girls
John and Bernadetta Alter. 39OS Rock
'ohn and Cleo Woodbridge. '272s w. YER
mont.
Mack and Matilda Loller. 1910 ). Sen
William and Zephyr Potter. city hos
pital.
Albert and Victoria Wiseman. city hos
pital.
Twins
Albert and Betty Nelson, S14 Division,
boy and girl.
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CEREMONIAL OF SHRINE
Initiation and Easter Service to Be
Held Saturday.

indianapolis Shrine No. 6, Order of
the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will
hold an Eastern ceremonial at $3.50
p. m, Saturday, at 119 E. Ohio st.
The ceremonial will be preceded by
a dinner at the SEVERN at 6 p. m.
Miss Helen Harrison. harpist, and
Miss Margaret Harrison, violinist,
will play Mrs. Ethel NJ. Price of
Evansville, Ind, supreme worthy
guide. @will be guest of honor.
Seventy-five new members will be
initiated.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WHOM da9d II NR2E c6 BsS ksrl ? 1925
Notice is hereby given by tie Board
S Of Rub i0d, Works Of he city 81 Indian
deemed n q make s the eS'f Following ans
described public improv emer1ts In the city
S Of iindianap9lis as authorized by the fof-
day Of fu April. 9 9 5Said foard or the LIST
No. 12404
:, Resolved, by the B &arGh 81 q 'g Pa5lic
Works Hv9I of the City Of Indanapolis State Of
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose property
a a6N thereon: and not intended or adapted
drains. be. and the same is. hereby or
From w. !hEEI5S6 Is STREET
ro TO point CAS- feet south of Fifty
Mo-. eparticularly described as follows:
Illinois St; to point 645 feet south Of
=. Beginning at Sanitary Sewer in illinois
s.. at Fifty.Sixth ST.; thence east in
F ~ TosiS g.. to point 452 feet east
=, Said sewer shall consist OF vitrifed
Pine IL inches in diameter. and said sewer
with az It's appurtenances, shall be con-
specifications now on file in the Office OF
the DEPARTMENT of Public Works of said
city, The cost. of said improvement shall
property holders whose property Adults
thereon. and upon the City of Indianapolis
II .b the city is benefited b said
Genera! Assembly of the state OF Of Indiana
1e Tarsh g. fso5
sessments, If deferred are to be paid In
ten equal annual installments. with interest
bond or Bonds Shall be eef issued to the com
tractor in payment for such work, un-
less the. property owners pay said assess
ments before said bond or bonds are
issued. Under no Circumstances shall the
City OF indianapolis be or be held RESPONSE
Ole 1or any sum or sums due from said
or for the. collection of same. or for the
payment of any bond or bonds, certificate
or certificates. issued to said contractor
moneys. as shall have been actually re-
ceived by the city from the assessments
for - such y h :. improvement. or such moneys
quired to pay. All proceedings had. and
work done in the making of said improve-
o and Of So0d
therefor. shall be provided for in said
above entitled Act.
d described public improvement shall be in
ACCORDANCE with the terms and conditions
Of the Improvement Resolution, as num-
Works on the above named day. and the
detailed drawings. plans profiles and spe-
cifcations which are. on file and may be
lie Works of the. City of indianapolis. \
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Wednesday. April 15 1925, . p. m. at
for the public consideration of the proposed
Improvement. at which time said Board Of
Public Works will hear all persons inter-
assessed for said Improvement. and will
determine whether Che benefits to the prop
erty liable TO be ssessed for such improve
dianapolis viii equal the estimated cost
BY order OF the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES y. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN,
II. ]. SPENCER,
Board OF Pubic Works. City OF Indian
April 2, 10. 1925
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Deaths

Matte Bell. SO. 219 Puryear. pulmonary
tuberculosis.
Esther sadler GA. city hospital. chronic
myocarditis.
acute dilatation of heart,
Lola A Arnold, 20 city hospital, peri
Walter D. Day. 90, city hospital. lobar-
pneumonia.
Jewell M. Harrison. 3. EOS N. Traub.
John Craig. IA. 1885 King. chronic
myOcarditis
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with a spread of sS.5O@9.5O and

with a spread of sS.5O@9.5O and
good to choice cows from $6.50Q7.5O.
Veals were so cents higher this
morning and the top price was $15.
Shipping orders combined with IA
good demand advanced the prices.
The receipts were quoted at 700.
Medium veals sold from $9@11 and
the best heavy veals We're selling
from 50 down. Common veals sold
from $7QS.50.
The spring run of lambs have
made their initial appearance in the
market and prices are ranging from
S12.50@20. Only a few choice spring
lambs are in the market. The ma
jority of lambs offered are only
medium grades.
Sheep and lamb receipts were
quoted at so today. Lambt prices
continued to range from $10.500
$3.50 and old sheep were selling
from 50 down
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03

BIZ Times Special
ELKHART. Ind, April al. o.
Engleman, superintendent OF schools
at Terre Haute, was the principal
speaker Thursday night at the dedi-
cation OF the new Elkhart High
School auditorium, built at a cost of
$4,000.
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FORD TO TRY AGAIN
Will Make Another Effort to Gain
Control of d., T. & i. Railroad.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Mich, April 3.-Henry
Ford will make another effort to OBJ
tain sole control of the Detroit,
Toledo & Ironton stock at the an
nual meeting of stockholders here on
April 13, it was indicated today. Ford
now owns all but 4 per cent Of the
stock and Is understood to be offer
ing $102, piece for the outstanding
shares.
This contrasts with the S. share
he paid for the stock some years ago.
The d. T. /. has 476 miles Of road.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03
MARRIAGE Licenses

Leonard Adkins, 90 6515 Ashland. coal
dealer iona Dell Cardinal. Al, 34S N.
Noble. rooming house.
Beryl L. Kitch, "a 1901 n; Lasallee.
salesman; Margaret Elizabeth Troy, lo.
Paul B. Schaller. 90. 2725 N. Station,
salesman: Mildred Margaret Dearmin, %,
Fred E. Be nett. 81. TT. Harrison. SOL
der; Mary E. Lazelere, u. Fl, Harrison.
Enos Neal Roulette. SO. 1912 N. Illinois;
bliclSlayer: Lena Leota Bahour, 10. 33l%
N Illinois. housekeeper.
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GOOD DEMAND LIGHT RECEIPTS ADVANCE HOG MARKET SO
Indianapolis Stocks

Bidding at the local stock ex-
change was mixed today. No sales
were recorded and the main list of
stocks remained unchanged. Bonds
received the most attention.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind. April 2. 1925.
TO WHOM ID MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby. given by. the Board OF
Public Works OF the City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana, that 1t is desired and deemed nee
essary to make the following described
public improvements in the City of Indi-
annapolis. as authorized by the following
numbered Improvement Resolutions,
adopted by said Board on the LIST day Of
April 1925.
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
No. 12403
March 80. 1925
Resolved by the Board Of Public Works
OF the City of Indianapolis. State of Indi-
ana. That the construction of local
sewer, intended and adapted only for local
Sse by the property holders whose prop
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April 3.-Grain futures
had an irregular start on the Board
Of Trade today.
Wheat showed the apparent lack
Of a bull leader. Lower spot open.
ing reflected weakened foreign mar
kets. All-night rains over Kansas
and Missouri caused a weakness in
futures.
Small, scattered buying of the cash
article strengthened nearby corn
fractionally. New crop months felt
the effects of increased seeding oper-
ations.
Oats stubbornly resisted weaken.
ing influences and started relatively
firm.
Steady provisions opening was the
result of short buying. .ea.a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03
Prices on Coal

west a'nVEff fEi4ias lY Jump sSc 0 E:tSsaS
lump. $7.25; -Pocahontas mine run, 81:
lump. 1928; Indiana lump. $o@7; Indi-
81; 80 $50. wheeling SOC ton
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03
Local Bank CIearingS
Terre Haute Man Speaker

Bank clearinrs Friday amounted to So %
$40 600. Bank debts were ) 1903 600.
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Chicago Grain Table ]

May 1.dd4H 1JsT 1899 I.eZH 1903
CHICAGO. April 3.-Carlot receipts
were: Wheat. IL; corn. 100: Data 29k
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Produce Markets

vers s;h in Enc HSSG5 is9sEa S d.
saf Poultry s1riGye tOuying r oSssHiegns
ducks, zoe: geese. lac. young turkeys.Jo
q sc; old turkeys 25c: SQUADS. S4.50
dozen; BHttertatL7Loeal ioboers repay,
Packing, stock butter lie. Cheese tjob;;
StiOc: imported. IS al soc; New York full
$ q asc . %isco S daisies. &c; Lon,
ledf. 34c; Swiss loaf. ass.
CLEVELAND. April s.-Fowls 32@
33c: Leghorns and light stock. 2s9 zoe;
stays, 24c: old roostres. 1sc; ducks. $50
B4tter@Extra in tubs. A. a As ise; ex:
43hc; packing stock, 24d25c. Eggs-
N9rtnern o ph," t Sxas 40 n wes,srs
firsts 29c. PotatOes-New York. 81 20
a l.75; Florida new rose. S1o.25 barrel
CHICAGO. April 3.-Buttcr-Receipts.
6 firsts. 40 a 10 19e: second, SsSi SSc ESssi
Tlss y @SGs Sse:oT%ins s4c Amer
icas. 25c Poultry-Receipts,. cars;
fowls. 32c; ducks. 30c; geese, Sc; SPRINGS
Receipts, 293 cars; Quotations; wiscon-
round whites, 70 a soc; ldaho russetts.
S..25 a ESQ.
NEW YORK. April 3.-Flour-Unsettled
and nominal. Arm; mess. SAL 80. Lard
Steady midwest spot. S16.50M 1850.
Sugar-Raw. dull: centrifugal, 90 tes;:.
ddp.. 4.59c; refined. quiet granulated,
Santos No. 4. S5a rs nc. Tallow-Easy;
special to extra, 81 Gs7sc. Hay
Ito. Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys, 30
q i5c; chickens, 20 q 44c; fowls, Ira 3Sc;
ducks, 206l 29c ducks. Long Island, 2Sc;
capons. "a a 55c. Live poultry-Easy;
geese. IL a 13c; ducks, 15G soc; fowls.
30@3Sc; turkeys 4o0 Acc; ROSTERS; l2e;
capons. 356I soc. Cheese-Easy; state
whole milk common to specials, 81 d27c.
Butter-Quiet: receipts. 10 $40; creamery
extras. 45c: special market. 45 u a Acc.
Eggs-Steady: receipts. 53763 nearby
white fancy 80 a 40c nearby state whites.
81 a 3Sc fresh irsts. 30 a 33c; Pacific
coasts. 80 al 42c; western whites, 81 a 3Sc;
nearby browns, 34M37c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-03
J Local Wagon Wheat

Indianapolis grain elevators are pay
Ing, 81 SO for NO. 2 red wheat. Other
grains. accordingly.
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opTlng LAMBS ol-.ouId -b.Vu
Best old sheen ..... 900 down
Medium to choice eyes o.UOW o.uU
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UN EVEN START
OF FUTURES
Oats Resist Weakening In
fIuenCe and Open Strong.
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
BB JRitcd Press
CHICAGO, April 3. - Grain
futures continued lower on the
local Board of Trade today.
Both corn and wheat finished
below their previous close.
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QUIET TRADING
In STOCKS AT
WALL Street
Await Outcome of AIIiS ChaI-
mers Meeting as Test to
Days Market.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial
twenty rails. 94.03. off 20.
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is much in favor Of Bryson's reap
nnintmanf nnIificians saw

is much in favor Of Bryson's reap
pointment. politicians say.
He is an experienced man, has
handled his place in an efficient and
able manner and will do just AS well
for another term, they say.
Around the office of M. Bert Thur
man, internal revenue collector,
where Republican political talk holds
forth, nothing is known.
WED like to know just what is
going to happen, :" is the response to
the question.
Bryson, himself. is on the ques-
ton list. He doesn't have any idea
of what the procedure or final re-
suits will be.
II haven't heard a word. Bry-
son said. IT hear New just returned
from a hunting trip in Michigan. |
may get some information before
long. I still have about forty-five
days to serve"
Bryson's term expires Jan. IS.
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Who Will. GET
BRYS0N'S JOB
QUESTION NOW
>New May shatter Prece-
dents and Reappoint
Present Postmaster.

Appointment of a postmaster for
indianapolis for the next four years
is a question that is causing much
interest in Indianapolis political
circles as well as in Washington.
Politicians are at loss to account
for the fact that nothing has been
done up to this time toward appoint
ing a new postmaster or the reap
pointment of Robert H. Bryson, who
is now swinging into the last lap of
his four-year appointment.
1t is the general opinion that
Congressman Ralph Updike will
have the honor of appointing the
successor to Bryson. Others, how
ever, nod their heads and say that
Postmaster General Harry S. New
will shatter political precedents and
make the selection himself.
And If he does, it is thought that
Bryson will be reappointed. There
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-04

With applicator attached to cork,
just brush "Heet" over the pain
area, whether in hands, shoulder,
feet, legs. back, neck or body. In
stantly, you feel this harmless, glori-
Gus, penetrating heat draw the pain
right out of the aching or swollen
joint, muscle or nerve. Besides,
''Heet" scatters the congestion and
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