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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-05
.cgaL Notices


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Meadow Crest (said west limo being the
20 the opening OF Ashland Ave by ID. II.
No, 1l,3SOl thence north, along the aiore-
said west line. n distance OF 90 teet TO
point; thence southwest. along the east
property line OF Ashland Ave, 90 the north
property line OF the first alley north Of
Fifty Ninth ST. the place OF beginning"
The Board of Public Works ~ said city
date upOn which romonstrances may be
filed or presented by persons interested IN,
above described. and on said day at e
o'clock %. m. said Board viii meet az its
office for the purpose OF hearing and con
sidering amy remOnetranceg which mpy
have been filed or presented. and for the
purpose OF taking final action thereon.
such ACTIONS shall be FINAL and conclusive
GDOn all persons.
CHARLES T. COFFIN.
w. n. FREEMAN.
NJ. j. SPENCER.
Isoard of Public Works City OF indian
inv 80 and Aur. 1925
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Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef-Native steers. 500 to 500 lbs.
22c: fores under carcass. 4c: kinds over
lbs, GOA 22c: fores under carcass, 4ci
binds owe rcarcass, &c; native cows. 400 TO
200 lbs. IL - a lac; fores under CARCASS
sweetbreads. 45c. Pork = Dressed hogs
140 to 200 lbs. 23c; regular picnic hams
ioins. sec: fresh ham hooks. 13c: pigs
feet. fores, &c. Veal-Carcasses, 20, tc
200 lbs. 1715 @21c; kinds and saddles
brains. 15c sweetbreads. 60c: tongues
22c Mutton-Spring lambs. IS to- &c
lbs. CSC: mutton saddles, 25c; legs, 26c;
fores. 10c; sheep brains. l3c: tongues
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iNaoFlcP9 10 G6&TitkfCfoSkst '3o'
Notice ls hereby riNCu hN the Board ol
Public Works of the city OF Indianapolis.
Indiana. that scaled proposals Viii be- re
eciyed by 4 ai ita ,oilio9o uqtll 2.sl9sa
toloWing described public Improvement, 90
the city oi lndlanHuolis, Hs nuthQriEed los
lmprOVpmlut RESOLUTION Mo-, l4olO
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF LEONARD ST.
F'om south property line of frospecl
10 north property limo OF fret Rllcy
south of respect ST.
Wy grading and paving the alley WITH
h.uhaltic Concrete. Concrete or Brick, LAID
on 70 tluch graycl CONCRETE FOUNDATION
of property line 10 % uniform width oI
~ iect. ON grading and paving the hneY
with Embellishments laid on "a f.iucE
Asph1ltlc Concrete basc 10 the ,,aboyt
OF lSi6mch stratlAcd Limestone Mar
A!so extending an water eps, sewer anc
Oiutr private service connections 10 prop
.rtN buo. whore not already IN.
Az io ho 49, shown ON plan ana az
Al work done IA making Of said a.
ecrihcd public Improvement shall be IN
asOurduuce with the terms and conditions
of Faid Improvement Resolution, rnd The
mss md specifications which arc on Ole
and may hg seen in the office Of saif
toard OF Public Work4 OF the city OF
mo board Of Public Works reserves "a,
Hs0' to reject dlIAREE2Ii b 2'dct COFFIN.
II j. sPEScGR"
Bplrd OF Public Works city OF indian
INV 80 npd Aur p 100,
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SERVICE PLANNED
Chicago Men to Speak at Cadle Tab
crnacle Friday NIGHT.

OIIICdSU NItU 20 optdk 1T NdUIb AdU-
crnacle Friday Night.
Memorial services in honor of Will
liam Jennings Bryan will be held at
2the Cadle Tabernacle Friday evening
Tat 1880, according to plans being per-
fected today. Dixon Williams, Of
Chicago, will be the principal speak
err.
He will be met at the Union Sta
ton by a receptio ncommittee and
will be introduced by Mayor Lew
Shank. Williams was thirty years
ago a close personal friend of the
Commoner. He was former post
master of Chicago.
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BuiIdinu Permits

A. C. Johnson dwelling. $50 E. Thirty
Sixth. $1,000.
A. G. johnson, furnace. $50 E. Thirty
Sixth. S400
Charles Riensche, excavate 1885 Barth.
$500.
George Mckinney. dwelling. 2o51 Napo-
Gary Spragge. dwelling. 1921 W. Eight
zenith, So 900.
W. F. Holmes, dwelling. 1857 Ketcham-
Everett Wooden. reroof. 1406 w Thirty
Fourth, S211
George Drechsel. dwelling, 1928 Belle
fontaine. 5000.
George Strip. dwelling. 1920 Prospect
George STRIP. furnace. 222o Prospect.
$3.50.
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MANY WANDER AWAY
Police Receive Reports of Persons
Missing From Home.

Police today said it seemed a
wandering epidemic had struck the
city. from the number of persons re-
ported missing. Those reported
missing were:
Linsey Van Arsdal. 40, of Sun Side
Gardens, r. R. D. Box 2S7, a former
soldier. shell shocked and i'll.
Oral Gastord Ricketts,. II. Of TAG
Livingston Ave.
Festus Smith, IA, of 229 S. War
man Ave, left home with Burnett
Jones, 16. of 2O27 Turner Ave. Tues
day.
Herbert Dugan, Is. 1853 Linden St.
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BUS LINE DETOUR ORDERED

The public service commission
today authorized Freeland II. La
Rue, bus operator, to reroute BUSES
while a detour is i'm effect between
Martinsville and Bloomington. The
commission, however, enjoined La
Rue from accepting local passengers
along the line of the detour.
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SAFETY FIRST LUNCHEON
X. of G. Has Many Reservations for
Friday Affair.

Reservations for more than 200
guests have beed made for the
Knights of Columbus noon luncheon
Friday at the Claypool, it was an
nounced today by Robert McKern,
secretary.
A motion picture showing safety
first work and an address by M. Nc
Campbell, chief Of the safety first
committee of the New York Central
Railroad. are on the program.
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COUNTY AGENT MEETING
Indiana Men Will Attend National
Convention Here.

Indiana county agricultural agents
will come to Indianapolis to attend
the meeting of the National Asso-
citation of Agricultural Agents, held
as a part of the 1925 National Dairy
Exposition, Oct. 1917, according to
X. A. Kirkpatrick, Minneapolis,
Mimi, president.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
oFFIcE or TIE BOARD
TR@ddiq49}q2polirs6 IIq6q sri Iy rs 1925

INDIANAPOLIS Ind July IS. 1925.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given bv the Board Of
Indiana, that sealed proposals will Do re-
ceived hy 4. at its office. until = o'clock
.. m, on Monday, Aug. 10. 1925. Tor the
following described public Improvement VA
the City of Indianapohs, as authorized by
SECOND ALLEY EAST or LEONARD Sr.
From south curb line OF Prospect ST.,
To north property limo OF Morris ST,
By graalng 9nd p9nynG the R3IlcE YAH
on a 6inch gravel concrete foundation
from inches Of property line 60 q iuchc1
Of property line to 20 uniform width OF
IA feet: except that portion of pavement
be 10 feet in width. or grading and paw.
ing the alley with asphaltlc-COuCr"tc laid
on a 4-iuch asphaltic-C concrete base to the
above named widths. and providing 500
feet of 6x2f-inch concrete curb: and pro-
yic1ng 10 lncal feet of G-toot radius gran
tie corners.
and other private service connections TO
prOperty limo. whore not already In.
All 70 be as shown ON plan and as
specified.
scribed public Improvement shall pc in
ACCORDANCE with the terms aud condlua vs.
Of said Improvement Resolution. and N.
general and detail plans, prohlcs, draw
ings and specifications which are on nc
22rd pay BE, seen. IN the ,oaic OF said
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or an bids.
w II. FREEMAN.
NJ j. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works City OF Indian
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

OFFICE or THE BOARD
TO w ER9jPnP PPP NAV Io4 6oI{ggFnSSs 1925
Notice is hereby given by The Board Of
Public Works of the City OF lndianapoh
Indiana, that 10 Is desired and deemed nee.
essary 10 make tho following described
public improvements in the CITY Of Indian.
apolis. as authorized by the following
numbered improvement resolutions.
adopted 10y said Board on the 25th day Of
July. 1925. 800.
Improvement Resolution No, 1900.
FIRST ALLEY NoRlMz OF VERMONT
From East Property Line Of Highland
To West Property Line of Oriental
Street
BY grading and paving the alley with
Asphaitic Concrete. Concrete or Brick. lgid
on a B.inoh gravel concrete foundation,
from g inches OF property line tp . INCHES
of property line. 10 uniform width or !
feet proyidins 80 lin. II, Of lNl6inch
Stratincd Limestone Marginal Stone, or
"a N2N2-inch STANDARD steel paving guard.
alley with Asphatic Concrete, laid ON q
1-inch asph9ltic concrete bns". 20 inc
lin. II. of 2X6-inch wood plauk marginal
or 30 lin 20. Of iNl6-inch Stratiticd Lime
stone Marginal stone
Also extendtrg all water gas. sewer and
other private service connections To prop
erty line, where not already I'm,
All TO be az shown ON plan and ae
An work done In the making OF said do
acrhed public improvements shall Pc iu ac.
cordance with the terms and cOud tluna uf
the Improvement Resolutions, Oh uuul'
bercd. adopted by the BOARD of Public
Works on the above named dnv and The
detailed drawings plans. pruhlcs ana
specifications which are on nlc and moy. nr
seen IN the office Of s1d Board .pt Public
Works of the City of Grdian1puNs
The said Board Of Public Works has
fixed Monday. Aug. 18th 1928 no % %. M.
az its office IA said city as the time ana
place for the public consideration OF tho
proposed Improvement, no which time
said Board OF Public Works viii hear ah
persons interested or whose property Ia
liable TO be- assessed for snid improve.
ment. and will determine whether thc bone.
fts TO the property liable 90 he assessed
for such Improvement and The benefits 90
the City of indianapolis viii equal the
estimated cost thereof
By order of the Board Of Public Works
CHARLES H., COFFIN.
W H. FREEMAN.
VI. j SPENCER
Board Of Public Works, City OF Indian
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CONCERT ON THURSDAY
Military Band VIII Play. in Uni
versity Park at Night.

Program for the municipal con-
cert to be given by the Indianapolis
Military band at University Park at
100 D. m. Thursday was announced
by r. Walter Jarvis, park superin-
tendent, today.
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Legal Notices
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
indianapolis. Ind July 2S, 1925.


Ind annapolis. Ind, July 2S, 1925.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City of ludlanapolis
Indiana, hat sealed proposals Will be re-
ceived by il. at its ON .e until ? 90
clock 2. m on Monday Aug. TO- 1923
Tor the following described public improve
nent. in the City of Indianapolis, as au-
thOrlZcd by 1900
Improvement Resolution No. 1850
TROY AVENUE tNorth SIDE only
From east property line Of Allen Ave.
To west property line OF Shelby 81. go
By grading. and paving the walks with
cement placed nest TO the property line TO
a uniform width of 3 feet; grading and
paving the street and alley crossings with
cement placed next TO the property line.
70 a uniform width Of feet, grading the
providing % lin II. of header curb as
shown on plan.
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions
of eaid Improvement Resolution. and the
general and detail plans protles. idraws
ings and specifications which arc on nile
and may be seen in the office OF said
Board of Public Works OF the City OF
The Board of Public Works reserves
the right To reject any or all tidS,,
w II EREEM An
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HAIL EAST OF CITY
Corn Heavily Damaged by Storm
Late Tuesday.

Cumberland, ten miles east Of In.
dianapolis, suffered a hail and rain
storm late Tuesday similar to the
one which struck the city Mo 1day.
Hail several inches deep covered
the ground Corn was heavily dam
aged.
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Local Bank CIearingS

indianapolis bank clearings for Wednes-
day Aug B. amounted to $3.367. 600
Bank debts for Wednesday. Aug D. were
Sc 357. 900
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CiTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OFFICE or TIE BOARD

OtFltk bt ItlH bpAhR
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 4. 1925.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works OF the City OF Indianapolis.
Indiana. that II is desired and deemed nee
public Improvement IN the City Of Indian
apolis. as authorized by tho following
numbered Improvement resolution,
adopted bv said Board on tho Ord day Of
August. 1925. -.
Main Drain improvement Resolution
Resolved. by the Board Of Public Works
OF the City OF indianapolis. Indiana. that
the Main Drain in and along
RAHSDELL STREET,
which from It's size and character Is not
only intended aud adapted for use by prop.
erty holders whose property abuts along
the line OF said drain but a also intended
and adapted for receiving sewaFe from col.
lateral drains already constructed. or
which may be hereafter constructed be,
and the same Is hereby ordered m and
along - -
From Pleasant Run.
To Southern Avenue.
The proposed Main Drain being more
particularly described as follows.
beginning al Pleasant Run and Rane.
dell Street thence south IN Ransdell
Street. 70 the FIRST alley north 81 south.
north OF Southern Avenue. to a point 80
u. west Of the west property line or East
Street. with branches as fOllOwsi
Branch A. Beginning az the sewer N
Ranedell Street at Mason Street. thence
Yest IN Mason sH Street "a Z. e a point. d,
Ransd1l Street Al Hoeigen Street. thence
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Local WAGON Wheat

INDIANAPOLIS mills and grain elevators
are paving S1.56 for No, 2 red wheat.
other grades on their merits.
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clTY AnYERrlsrMENr
DEPARTMENT on PUBLIo WORKS
OFEICE on Tnn BOARD

TO WHOM IN MAY CONCERN;
Notice Va horOhv given by the Board oi
93s "2 Ss OF on q So OF d isas ~ as
925. they approved an assessment rot
showing tho prima facio assessments 81
Property rs benodc4iaiyy or iuiuroasiy aiiocttoS
hy The following described Opening anc
BY .Declaratory Resolution No. 12to5,
6PENING AND WIDENING OF MOZART
From south property limo OF Enslist
To north property line Of Fletcher Ave
That the following namod PERSONS. MOI.
or Tag 'e are s@ns ae
roiip Which Is assa9Sssd bene6is on aesoan
81 said opening and widening a. above
Lowell q crabtree Marenro. Ind. Lol
No. 3, Childs kroa-Ie1chouta E1iElieh
f5yfe No d6 c 2ng99p9b{ roo Of e ssgants
Ave, Add amount Of benefits 81 07.
+, an Of the proceedingg had by the sais
described. are In ateordSace with sai,
5y lRs Saiid Bo5araD Soi Public Works Esi
" The above named persona are hereb,
vii meet az iis office Monday Aug. "a
bg scs Viii reove or RsA Tnen nae a9S
assessed benefits or awarded damages OF
account Of SEQ opening and widoninE a.
-'''s ~ CHARLES ". COFFIN.
W. II. ERH
Board Of Public Works c'y Of indian
july 20 and Aur. and ~. 1928.
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NJ, j cTENIFH, =
Board, , Of Public Works. City of Indian
apohs
July % and Aug. 8 1925.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS. TRAILERS FOR
COLLECTION AND REMOVAL. OF


N9ST5PE ~ ENDDEEf F FEM5TE F88EF
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis Ind. July %. 1925.
Sealed. lids viii DO received by the
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners for the
Sanitary District Of indianapolis at its
office. Room POS, City Hall, indianapolis.
Indiana. until 10 O'Clock a. M. on the
25th day Of August. 1925 for all or any
part of twenty (20l trailers Tor use in the
collection and removal OF garbage and
ashes. according 70 the specifications for
said tralers on file in the office of said
Board. Each bid shall be accompanied
by a check payable TO- said Board certi-
fed by "a reputable bank. i'm an amount at
the rate OF $50 for each trailer bid upon.
Said bids VIII be opened after 10 O'Clock
n. M on said 25th day Of August. 1925,
but the Board reserves the right 20 defer
action on amy and al bids. or any part
thereof 10 a date not later than the 18th
day of September. 1925. The Board fur
ther reserves the right to accept on any
hid a less number than the full number
OF trailers bid on. The Board further re-
eerves the right to reject any and all bids.
RUSSELL r. MAC FALL,
f. c. LINGENFELTER..
o. c. ROSS.
Board of Sanitary Commissioners Sanitary
District of INDIANAPOLIS.
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Chicago Grain Table

Sept 1875 17.4o 1925 1870 1920
Sept 1875 1875 1880 1880 1s.45
f6se' 1 96 4 1852 i.9955 1 1SS22 Z fS5 &
CHICAGO. Aug. 5--Carlot receipts werei
Wheat. 1913: corn. As; oats, 257 rye. 3.
CHICAGO. Aug 5.-Wheat-No. Q red,
S1.69A No. 2 hard, 81 .6124 q 93 n j
mixed, 81 OF a / .071a No. 2 yellow. 81 10
g 10 No: yellow 61 = 81 - o2 a. 10;
white. $108 q .OS y No. 3 white, 81 06.
Oats-No. 3 white. 40 "A q AZ b,c; No; 4
white. II a a 42c: standards. 40 y c. Bar
ley-77 a Soc. Timothy = 5000 $50.
Clover--S19 q 26.75
TOLEDO. Aug. ,5.-zClose: WheatI,-cashh.
$$19 f2 f Egg6ash No. No. o. ~ 6 SS 3
Cash BASH No 3 51cap No. 9. 49e; Ci9verSesd--
Mar, $1525. Timothy-Cash, $3.95
Sept. $4.35: Oct, 81 is. Alcike-Dec.,
$l365. Butter. 4S q 49c. Eggs. $50 35c
Hay, $50.
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In the Sugar Market
(By Thomson 8 McKinnon)

(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Jew YORK. Aug, b.-Renewals of re-
!. have been sufficiently large in the
a few days to cause some delay in,
y ents and further buying movement
~ raw market is probable before the
E*A@the weelz Refiners have raised their
SaM slightly above 2 "A cents without
sufficient supplies for August
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INDUSTRIALS
, gain GROUND
VIGOROUSLY
Report of U. S. Steel Corpo'
ration Gains Causes
Heavy Buying.
Average Stock Prices

stocks for Wednesday. Aug. 5. was 1868,
up ST. Average price of twenty rails for
Wednesday, Aug. 8. was 1886, up ~.
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unO1e.
July 20 and Aug. 3, 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

OFFICE or THE BOARD
indianapolis Ind. July % 1925.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works OF the City Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, that sealed proposals Will be- rec
ceived by 10, NJ its office. untl - o'clocN
p. m. on Monday. Aug. 10Th. lNHp. Tor
the following described public improve.
ment, in the City of Indianapolis, az au'
Improvement Resolution No. 1857.
THIRTEENTH SIT
From east curb line of sherman Dr.
TO west property line of Denny ST.
BY grading and paving the walks with
f to unfo lSTao widaR of f ee g4adnq ne
lawns TO "a uniform width of = IL fcet
All TO be as shown on plan and as
~ ali work done i'm making Of said de-
scriDed public Improvement shall be IA ac-
cordance with the terms and conditions
general and detail plans, profiles. drawings
and specifications which are ON file and
may be seen in the office Of said Board
of Public Works Of the City Of indian.
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
CHARLES u. COFFIN.
". J. J. gEPHE E2EcHAN'
Board Of Public Works, CITY of Indian
July 2aY,Ang 9, 1925
T0RS FOR COLLECTION AND RE
WOVAL or GARBAGE AND ASHES.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INplANAPo-
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July .2s. 1925. .
Scaled bids viii be received boy the Eourd
a Sanitary Commissioners for the Sani-
tarv District of Indianapolis. at tts Office.
Room COS CITY Hail. Indi1napche. Indiana
until 10 o'clock a. m. on the goth day Of
August 1925. for two 90 btnn truck
tractors for use in the collection and re-
moval OF garbage and ashes. according
10 the specifications for said truck-trac-
tors on file iu the office of said Board
Bidders so desiring may submit bids for
one truck tractor only. Each bid shall be
accompanied by "A check p1yahle 10 said
Board. certified by q reputable bank N
on amount az the rate Of $3.50 for each
truCk-tractor bid upon
Said bids will be- opened after 10 o'clock
o. M. on said 2jth day Of August, 1925
but the Board reserves the usht TO de
fer action on said bids to dete not later
than the oath day Of September, 1925
The Board further reserves the right 90 ac.
cent one truck Tractor on any bid for two
truck tractors The Board further reserves
the right 20 reiect. any and az BIDS.
RUSSELL y. MAC FALL.
F. C. LrNGENFELTEB, u'"'' y
Vice President.
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners Sanitary
District Of Indianapolis
Ttl 90 lOpr
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F. c. LINGENFELTER
Vice BFpgigl

o. G. KUSS.
Board of Sanitary Commissioners Sanitary
District of indianapolis.
July %. Aug, 8. IL. 1928.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-02

ten will be thing of the past" And this inspite of the entra hazards which have come with twentieth cen tury progress!
 There need be no surprise in it. The fastness principally is in ma chinery; instead of suffering from the wear and tear of it, humanity, lolling in the parlor cars on floating palaces setting new speed marks, tends rather to indolence. Advances in the science of guarding health now effect rescues where formerly death was regarded as certain. At no time did manhood ever show greater har- diness than in the World war. An increase in longevity is to be expect ed naturally.
 Besides, the people of the future may look back upon our age as slow just as we do upon the period of only half a century back.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-02
YOUNGER COLLEGE HEADS

The election of a president by a university is not commonplace, and when three large American universi- ties choose new presidents within a event of more than passing moment And the event assumes added signi- ficance from the fact that all three of these university heads are under 50 years of age and two are under 40.
 Those here referred to are Glenn Frank, elected president of Wiscon- sin University; Dr. Clarence c. Lit tie, president-elect of Michigan Uni versity, and Dr. Max Mason, new president of the University of Chi. cago. The former is 3S years old, Dr. Little is 37 and pr. Mason is AS.
 These men are not the first to be made presidents of educational in stitutions before they have passed the half-century mark, although they belong to a minority. If there is a trend toward placing younger men in the administrative offices of the institutions of higher learning it has only recently gained momentum.
 There may have been a time when none acquired leadership in the fields of education, thought and science until we'll past the two score and ten mark. If there was, it is no more. None will doubt the leader ship of the presidents of the uni of Michigan, Wisconsin and Chicago and all are still in splen- did prime of life.
 Perhaps those in control of Amer ican educational institutions have just made the discovery that men still in the full vigor of life are best qualified to administer education to young men and women.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-02
FAST AGE; MORE YEARS.

Reflecting on the fastness with which time flies, and particularly on the sunset slope of life, there has been plenty of comfort in the last few years in the reports of new marks in longevity Centenarians have become comparatively common and men of 50 are spoken of as young. Now comes an officer of the American Insurance Union with the statement that the span of hu- man life has been heightened four years in the last quarter century, and that within another generation "the allotted three-score years and