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The Delta independent., 1925-01-02
SHE is ABSENT THOUGH NEAR

She has gone, | cannot wish her back
If she should come, the joy | cannot tell.
Every day, at every turn, sense a lack
Something wondrous strange, a mystic spell
Yes, she has gone, to forever stay
Where sickness and death are never known,
She suffered much in her earth-life day,
Often intolerable but noby born
Nol | cannot wish her back though
Her presence would even degn to worship
Her life, her counsel is ever nigh,
The benedction of her partnership
For the past fifty-nine fleeting years
Is sure made fast, to forever stay;
Therefore, | can smile through binding tears
And say, will go to her, some near day
My unspeakable loss is her gain.
Why should | ever think of her retnrn
To share with me this earth-lifc again?
In sense of great loss, ! await my turn
To brave the mystic vale, way of all
The human race, to the unseen beyond
l, through faith, anticipate the call
1T Will strike n chord of sweetest sound
TO hear that my life-race here is run.
It's battles fought and the victory won
Hence III go to swell the holy thronp
And JOIN the chorus of the victor's song
My dear, as though thou vert here | saw
sense thy presence, and commune with thee
AS when in the flesh,-thus not away.
This riffs the. cloud that viels thee from me.
"A. ID. Fairbanks S
The Delta independent., 1925-01-02
Dug up the Goods.

Dug Up the Ooods.
On Tuesday afternoon John Merry,
who was found guilty about two
weeks ago, of having liquor in HE
possession, appeared at Judge God
dard's office and paid his fine of
S125. The case had previously been
heard before Judge S. Fairlamb in
Justice Court, and he was found
guilty. Later he appealed It to the
County Court, plead guilty, and re
ceived the sentence as stated. He
was allowed a certain length of time
in which to raise the necessary mon
ey and did so within the time limit.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-02
California Mesa
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Faith Barnum was weekend
guest of Nadine Workman, at Olathe.
Mac Boyer sold seventy-one head of
cattle to l.. j. Finch of Montrose, last
week.
Mrs. Jane Blowers and daughter of
Delta visited several days this week
with f.. C. Blowers and family
Harry Stratton came in from DEN
yer Sunday, to visit his mother Mrs.
d. f. Woodruff
Mrs. Charles Phillips and chill.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-02
MONTANA CATTLE TO
SHOW AT STOCK SHOW

Montana will be well represented
when the judges begin lining 'em up
at the Western Stock show in Denver,
January II to "a. 1926 John s,
Cruise of Great Falls, Montana, is
bringing steer to show that tips
the scale at something over ton.
This youngster, only three years old,
is said to be a bit large for his age.
Mr.. Cruise will also have several car.
loads of feeder cattle in the big yard
division of the show.
Advertising buys good will.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-02
Obtains Divorce.

In County Court Tuesday, Judge f.
NJ. Goddard granted a preliminary
decree of divorce TO Belle S. Long
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
from Charles o. Long, on the grounds
Of desertion and non-support. The
complaint recites that Long deserted
his family, and failed to provide
for them; that there are six chill
dren. all minors. one being engaged
In naval service.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-02

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The Delta independent., 1925-01-02

Obituary Of D. F. Woodruff.
d. +. Woodruff died at Montrose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10
FORECAST HEAVY
DEMAND FOR GAS
Summer Consumption May
Reach Is Billions.

CHICAGO, April 10.-Demand
for gasoline this summe will reach
the rate of $4,000, 900, 900 gallons an
nually, according to the rate of in
crease maintained foI the past six
years, it was declared by De Witt
Foster, international economic au-
thority in an address here.
Rate OF gasoline consumption in
the summer in the United States
has increased 1873 per cent since
1913" said Foster. Difference be-
tween summer and winter consump-
ZION of gasoline has never been less
than 60 per cent at the widest point
of difference in the past six years.
Average difference between the crest
of the gasoline wave in summer and
the trough at the low point in winter
is so per cent for the six year period.
In January, 1913, the trough Of
the wave for that year was at the
rte of 2,199. 0O0. 900 gallons annu-
ally. Crest of the wave for 1918 was
in July with 4,716, O00, 900 gallons.
Last year the lowest point was Feb
a at the rate of 6,30S, 900 900
gallons. Highest point was August
AZ the rate Of II. 001, 000. 900 gallons
annually. United States statisti-
clans compute gasoline consumption
in terms of annual consumption
rate.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis. Ind. April o. 1925.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works of the City of, indianapolis.
1925. they unanimously adopted Declare
tory Resolution No. 12416, 1925, for the
April ., 1895.
Declaratory Resolution No. 12416. 1925
Resolved. by the Board of Public Works
it is desired and deemed necessary to va
FfRsT ALLEY EAST OF DENNY
STREET
From north property n OF Twenty
10 south property line of Thirtieth ST.
The proposed vacation being more par
ticularly described as follows:
A strip OF 5 feet in width off of both
sides of the First Alley East OF Denny St:
extending from the north property line OF
Twenty Eighth st. to the south property
The property benefcally or iniuriously
effected by the proposed vacation being the
The Board OF Public Works of said city
has fixed Wednesday. April 20, 1928. as
a date upon which remonstrances may be
or affected by. said proposed vacation as
above described. and on said day at =
o'cloc %. m, said Board will meet at its
office for the purpose OF hearing ana con-
sidering any remonstrances, which may
have been filed or presented. and Tor the
such actions shall be final and conclusive
upon OH CHARLES f. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN.
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works. City OF Indian
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BIZ Tim es Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, April 10.-Mrs. Rosie
Gill. a shriveled bit of humanity
who pushes a scrub brush over
miles of tiled floor in q de luxe
hotel here every day, certainly has
had bad luck with her men.
Mrs. Gill was born in Germany
and came to the United States sew
eral years ago because Mr.. Gill was
here. When Mr.. Gill heard that she
was coming he tried to dissuade
her from her purpose, telling her
that she had better stay in the
fatherland as the times were hard.
But Mrs. Gill would have none
Of it and came owe anyway, walk
ing in Unexpectedly n day on Mr..
Gill. 1t so enraged him that he
went back to Germany and Mrs.
Gill hasn't heard from him since.
IT have bad luck with my men,"
Mrs. Gill says.
Anyway she kept on scrubbing
the tiled floor-miles of it-and
saved $1,40O Of her earnings. No
doubt it would have been better IL
she had spent it all because, as Mrs.
Gill says, she always has bad luck
with her men.
1t was a man Of course who got
Mrs. Gill's savings-Mrs. Isaac Penn
who is nov In the county jail.
If Mrs. Gill hadn't been a little
lonesome and IL Mr.. Gill had
answered her letters, it is unlikely
that she would eyer have listened to
Mr.. Pelin. Although Mr.. Pelin is
SO years old, Mrs. Gill insists that
he is somewhat Of a sheik.
He paid nice attentions to me-
said Mrs. Gill, land n day went
to see a man and told me to sign
my nave as Rosie Pelin. 1 did and
he introduced me as his wife. I
trusted him with my savings. And
then n day he left me, taking the
savings with him and leaving me
with nothing. That is why I told
the policeman. No, 1t wasn't ex-
actly right that I should treat Mr..
Gill like that but you see he hasn't
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wI#p65aifn f IF NAV 5nd cyoAAGGFFjhES Z; 1925
PulSSi GItl' %9 + s'c 81 Eas siE Gi9z, O Si ' 1S%di sSsFs Z,
Indiana, that on the sth day of April.
tory R ssSEl N0' igGs5 5dO f5S5. Pis for ne
opening and widening
Resolved, BY the Board of Public Works
OF the City OF Indianapolis, Indiana, that
II is desired and deemed necessary to open
FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF LAYTON ST.
From east property line of Laurel St..
To West property line of first alley east
The proposgd {o%pesni9g and widening Be-.
north fiiinnee ~ tie first a aliey hortR Of Law,
ton ST. with the east line Of Laurel St;
c%qfn the n rsfn SiieS SaS north ihloo ~ I Lave oSr' g.. nf to
the west line OF the first alley east OF
I hnSr Of ne a tRsn sileg RO ssati 81 sfl0 Isur sse ST. g'' q
Vest. along q straight line to : point on
north OF the north line of the first alley
north Of Lawton 81; thsnce south, along
1O.40 feet. to the north line OF the first
alley north of Lawton ST" the place OF
The property benehcislly or i%njuriously
affected by the proposed opening and wild
enins being the abutting property on both
sides from OF the lockwood sgss dfllsssy 81. 1ors stat 81 I nsw'0"
The Board Of Public Works OF said city
has fixed Wednesday. April 20. 1923. as
filed or presented by persons interested In,
or affected by, said proposed opening and
day at Q o'clock D. m. said Board will
meet at It's office for the purpose Of hear
ing and considering any remonstranccs
and for the purpose of taking final ac-
tion thereon. Such actions shall be Anal
ana conclusive CHARLES E. icSoofFFIN.
w. II. FREEMAN,
M. j. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works City OF Indian
apolis.
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LEGAL NOTICES
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

TO wHo d1dia n NAY i2 coSY GER i'~0
pu SGtiP WORK. i seF of ysb sE CITY By St the fndi sSsTs e.
necessary to make the following described
p pUdIG,,i improvements 3. sT1sorizs N s Sy t St,y tS ii 1anl;
numbered Improvement resolutions;
adopted by said Board on the sth day OF
improvement RescIptioI No. 1914
From s6 nGEsR pt0Df ihy li0 of Of ro I ] Si IN
White River, Parkway. West DIR.
BY grading the roadway from curb-li ne
feet: grading the wings of the inter
secting streets and alley in a similar man
ner, and 20 the width as shown on plans;
Stratifed Limestone. Berea Sandstone.
Granite or 6x24 inch Concrete curb: curb
ing, the wings Of the interSecSns sIree 10
the widths as shown on plans; providing
is9 lin. #. of 10 fl. radius granite
e rSaiss 9ra PfGs' corSers: providing Is lin. It.
of il Il. radius granite corners; proviolng
one new manhole ring and cover to be
CONSTRUCTING 8 catch basins including inlet
tops oE'rv p SSo ling Il. new of 1a iTOe I dTsin p aPs
with connections made TO inlete. catch
basins, sewer and manholes, as shown on
plans. -.
specified.
described public improvements shall Be IN
accordance with the terms and conditions
of the Improvement Resolutions. as mum
bered. adopted by the Board OF Public
Works on the above named day, and the
detailed drawings plans perofiles and
Be- seen in the office Of said Board of
Public Works of the city Of Indianapolis:
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Friday, May 1, 1925. e. p. MI
at its office in said City as the time and
place for the public consideration OF the
proposed Improvement at which time said
sons Interested. or whose property Is liable
TO be assessed for said improvement and
will determine whether the benefits TO the
property liable, to be assessed for such in I'm,
Of indianapolis will equal the m
Nv order of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES e. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN.
M. j.. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works City OF Indian
April 10. II. 1895.
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Chaplins Get Ready for Stork
Blu Times Special

Blu Times Special
HOLLYWOOD April 10.-Charlie
tzI Chaplin, famous film come
= dian, and his ~16.year-old wife,
Ldta Grey, who will become a mother
during the latter part of May, both
want the coming child to be a boy,
according to close associates Of the
film pair.
In case the heir to the Chaplin
fame and millions is a boy ne will
be named after his father, Chaplin's
friends assert. Should the infant be
a girl, she will be christened after
her exotic and dark-haired mother,
whose rue name is Lillita Louise.
Chaplin and his wife have already
set the stage in their forty-roon
mansion in Beverly Hills to welcome
the infant into the world. A large
and immaculate nursery, fitted with
every luxurious concomitant that
wealth can buy. has been arranged
in the Chaplin home, the spacious
grounds of which adjoin the Pick
ford Fairbanks estate.
Spend $500 ON Layette
All of the baby's wardrobe has
been purchased. A few weeks ago.
Lita Grey Chaplin, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Lillian McMurray,
spent $500 in a single day at ar
exclusive clothing store here, buy
ing a layette for her coming child.
Her purchase included everything
from trundle beds to rubber nipples
and milk bottles.
All medical arrangements have
been made.
One of the physicians who ushered
Lita Grey into the world 16 years
ago., has been engaged to deliver her
baby.
For a while, according to close
friends of the Chaplins, the posi-
bility of going away to some quiet
place for the baby's birth was dis
cussed. This idea was recently
abandoned and it has been decided
that a room in the Chaplin home
will be converted into a hospital de-
livery sanctum where the baby will
be born.
After the baby is a few weeks
old it is likely that Chaplin and
his wife and child will go abroad
on a belated honeymoon trip.
Chaplin. a slight, little
fellow whose bushy hair is turning
gray, is happily looking forward to
the event that will make him a
father.
Known to his intimate associates
world" Chaplin's first child died the
tragic death that did his first marital
relation, which was with Mildred
harris. who was tbs baby's mother.
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April 10 and II, 1925.
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice 10 hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City OF. indianapolis,
Indiana, that on the Sth day of April,
i iS25' Rs tseE EnSnNS% 0' Isy1s adoYRstssg PISS. 9 3er tbe
Declaratory Resolution No. 12417. 1925.
April 2. 1925.
Resolved by the Board OF Public Works
II is desired and deemed necessary to va
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF CHESTER AVE.
from north property line of Twenty
70 south property line Of Thirtieth st.
The proposed vacation being more
particularly described as follows:
"A strip 3 feet in. width off of both
sides of the First Alley East OF Chester
Ave, extending from the north property
property line OF Thirtieth st.
The property beneficially or injuriously
affected by the proposed vacation, being
the abutting property.
The Board of Public Works of sad
city has fixed Wednesday. April %. 1925.
be filed or presented by persons interested
In, or affected by, said proposed VA:
CATION as above described, and on said
day at 2 o'clock p. M, said Board will
meet at its Office for the purpose of hear
which mas have been filed or presented.
and for the purpose of taking final ac-
ton thereon. Such actions shall be final
and conclusive upon all persons.
CHARLES r. COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN.
M. J. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
April 1c, II. 1925.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

TO WHOM IpfFlFfn SR%E ,c6 5SS5s kkgeFil o. 1925.
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
I R%d6le Works pSSg OF Of The he Cit n Of indianapolis
tory Resolution No. i24a $rO PSS5 f {of the
Declaratory Resolution No. 1928, 1926
ResolyedS by the Board of Public Works
OF the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, that
II Il desired and deemed necessary to open
FIRST ALLEY SOUTHEAST OF MAssA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE
From point 429 feet northeast of the
northeast property line. Of Jefferson Ave,
To southwest property line of the first
alley northeast of Jefferson Ave.
From northeast property line Of the Sec
ond alley northeast of jefferson Ave,
10 point go feet northeast of the
northeast of Jefferson Ave.
The proposed opening and extension be-
ing more particularly described as follows:
Sub Of E. I. Fleteher's F First aep BrQoksids !
alley alley s soath sss hV Of Msssa a1ae oI sne A Trs:
running thence in a northeasterly direction
aalEo9g a straight line. TO a point ninety and
southeast line of Massachpsetts Ave. on
the southwest line. of the first alley north
easterly direction. along the southwest line
OF the first alley northeast Of jefferson
Ave-, a distance of ten and 00-100 (10.0 0
lttNs ~ a IOllls tutuCG III n SOuLnWtSJtIly
direction, along a straight line, TO. the in:
tersection of the NORTHWEST line of lot Q OF
Kennington's Sub. OF f. t. Fletcher's First
Brookside Add, with the southeast line of
the first alley southeast of Massachusetts
Ave; thence IN a northwesterly direction,
along the northeast line OF said lot i snd
Beginning at the intersection Of, the
Of o3u Mssssch hus Is Ave AVE nV With St tGe T northeast
line of the second alley northeast of Jeffer-
son Ave. running thence in a north
fsss'eiF nyer aasedt1Sn; 81 ai4 3Rs q so s1raesat line line % %
the first alley southeast OF Massachusetts
Aye with the southgyes1t, line Of lot IL
ond Brookside Add. thence in a north
westerly direction, along q straight line,
q distance OF ten and 0O.lOQ 1000 feet
the first alley southeast of MASSACHUSETTS,
Ave. with the southwest line of lot ! Of
Brookside Add: thence in q southwesterly
direction. along a straight line to a point
10 feet northwest Of the southeast line Of
Ave. on the northeast line Of the second
alley northeast of Jefferson Ave; theme
m nort + sSEf liSe of tSe 1 seeSnd alley s1p northe sns
feet Gs se 70 the Place lace Of b ssiaiGS =" ~" 'io'
affected by the proposed opening and x
both sides OF the first alley. southeast Of
Massachusetts, Ave. from Jefferson Ave. to
Tacoma Ave
has fixed Wednesday. April 90. 1925, ,ae
a date upon which remosstrances may be
filed or presented by persons interested in,
or affected by. said proposed opening as
above described, and on said day at 2
o'clock p. M. said Board will, meet at it's
office for the purpose of hearing and con-
sidering any remonstrances. which may
have been hled or presented. and for the
purpose of taking final action thereon.
such actions shall be final and conclusive
UpA CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w. II. FREEMAN,
M. ]. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works. City OF Indian
apolis.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
TO WHOM f II Nay c6 INC ARR o. 1929.
PUBIC SGeic %o 5S seG Of sh s1S CITY O 81 ' fndi s0sTS 81
Indiana, that on the 9Th day of April;
1922 they approved an assessment roll
pent, as authorized by the Improvement
No. igois@ii19pSs4.
Resolved by the Board Of Public Works
diana. that the constructicn Of a local
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose prop
lateral drains. be, and the same is hero
by F GTasFsd A Il ERa H slNgsFF. OF ASHLAND
From a point TO feet north of Thomp-
TO first alley, south of sixtieth 81,
More particularly described as follows:
First sss! ST.. g. al alley sap esss Of So Ashland M s avg
S4s% feet north Of 9f the north property line
SCI o IN siRty sri sl'e St.. o=e snd ssid af ai HIeaG
thence south in said alley to, a point
300h feet to a point; also a branch in
Thompson st. from sewer in first alley east
of Aghland Ave. to a point ITO. feet east,
Said sewer shall consist Of 12-inch Vitrt-
And said. sewer. with all its a%ppurte-
anoe with, the profile and specifications
ment Of Pubiitc Works Of said city. The
portioned against and paid by, the prop
e IN. and nSiof upon %n tse eCsiHt CITY rosff i hSHSs S"shs,
If the Sty is benefited By said improve;
manner provided Tor. In an Act Of the
diana, entitled ".An Act Concerning
q au9 9soS4a A EoFaSnssnGaS' if edS eReTTed, S Msrf to
be paid in ten equal annual installments,
with Inter. interest ct the the rate ate Of p6n six per peri cent 1t
issued to the contractor in payment for
such work. unless the property owners
Bonds are Issued. Under no crcum-
stances shall the City Of Indianapolis be
or be held responsible for any sum or
owners for said work. or for the collec-
ton Of same, or for the payment Of any
! bond or bonds, certificate or certificates,
issued to said contractor in payment for
such work. except for such moneys as
shall have been actually received by the
city from the assessments for such i'm
provement. or such moneys as said. city Ia
by said above entitled Act required to
pay no All mI PTEeeed LIZ sal had Im and wor1S dG Ss.
sessment of property, collections OF as
sessments and issuance of bonds therefor,
shall be provided for IN said above en-
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works OF
said city has fixed Monday. April 20,
monstrances viii be received. or heard,
against the amount assessed against, each
piece of property described In said roll. and
such lots OF tracts of land nave been or
will be benefited in the amounts named
on said roll, or in a greater or less sum
than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments, with the names Of
owners and descriptions of property sub
ject TO be assessed, is on file and may, be
seen at the office of the Board OF Public
"0rNS OIL sA'o CHARLES E. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN,
M. J, SPENCER.
Board of Public Works, City OF indian
apolis.
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Without the film colony learning
any intimation that a romance was
growing between them, Chaplin and
Litta Grey, whom he had chosen
from the ranks of extradom in Holly
wood to enact the role Of his lead
ing wman, went to Empalme. Mex
leo, on Nov. rs last and wefs mar
ried.
Lita Was "Anger"
Chaplin first met Lita a few years
ago when he was filming THE Kid"
Lita Grey was then 10, going to
SCHOOL, cute little girl with long
black curls.
Chaplin used her In a seem where
he dreamed he went to heaven and
was vamped by an angel. Lita was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10
Little Girl Manikins

PARIS, April 10.-Little girl
manikins, from 10 to Ia years old,
are the latest innovations in the
Paris fashion houses. After they
complete displaying clothes before
buyers they r given a glass of
port wine before being returned to
their parents.
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Gloomy Harry Lauder

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
April 10. - Records Of Caruso's
voice aroused much mirth among
the savage natives Of several African
villages, while those Of Sir Harry
Lauder were greeted with solemn
silence, a moving picture film expe-
dition reports.
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people do not do any more. True,
we use ~phrenology, to read a mans
future, as shown by his head, but
that is a science. Fortune-telling by
the cards, 1 have forbidden.
II want to make my people useful,
educated, h~ardworking citizens, a
credit to their race and to America"
Frank Mitchell succeeds the late
King Nicholas John. He himself is
Of Portuguese descent. Delegates
from all parts of the country
gathered here in New York, and
elected him. He will hold office for
five years, but should his policies
meet with Romany approval. he
probably will be reelected until he
dies.