The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 15

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1926. 15 FORTY-EIGHT CENTRAL STUDENTS GRADUATED Twenty-One Others Receive Teaching Certificates. PRESIDENT GOOD PRESIDES Diplomas were granted to fortystaht students and teaching certifcates were awarded to twenty-one students at the twenty-first annual commencement of Indiana Central Collage, University Heights, Wednesday In the college symnaslum. President L. P.

Good had charge of the commencement class and presented the diplomas and certificates. Real fathers and mothers are the big. outstanding. environmental needs of the boys and girls of today," Dr. W.

P. Dearing, president of Oakland City College, said in his address on "The Man of TomorTOW. "It 1s the business of the schools to make it easier for the man of tomorrow to become what he is capable of becoming Fifteen of the graduates received special recognition for high scholastic, Miss Gertrude Johnson won the highest honor in Cher clase. Second honors went to Roy Edison Laswell, Mary Catherine Marshall, Mildred Margaret Barn hart, Mildred Ethelda Washburn and William Howard Ulsh. Those recelving third honors were Glen B.

Dragoo, Stephen Helen Harter, Olene Carol Gilliat, Cooper, Elsie Richard N. Eastburn, Jessie Mae Watson. John William Newberg and Robert Thomas Parsons. The college choir, under the direction of Lois Brown Dorsett. and the string trio, composed of Miss Olivie Kiler, violin: Miss Bernnice Gaines, cello, and music.

Beulah Mae Shaw. piano, Bishop H. H. offered the Invocation. The Rev.

W. Perkins, superintendent the of the United Illinois Brethren conTerence of church, led in was morning pronounced prayer. The Dr. benediction by 8 E. Long.

INDICTS FORMER HEAD OF COUNTY INFIRMARY Brown County Grand Jury Roy White With Assault Battery. to The Indianapolis NASHVILLE, May The Brown county grand jury in session here today returned two indictments against Roy White, formerly superIntendent of the Brown County Infirmary, charging him with assault and on two feeble-minded persons at the Institution. White rested by Samuel Parks, sheriff, and $1.000. later was released on bond The Indictments against White resuted from an Investigation made by Clarence Lons, prosecuting attorney, on reports that feeble minded persons of the infirmary had been severely mistreated by White The specific cases on which White was Indicted by the grand jury today are those in which it is alleged John Lowe and James Sullivan were assaulted three months ago. Lowe died several reeks afterward, but the indictments do not charge that his death was due to treatment administered by White.

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CENTRAL NOS.LVM AVE. FAIRFIELD STREET BLVD. AVE. PARK BOARD BIRD RESERVE WATSON ROAD ROAD Looking westward Winthrop Avenue showing Park Board Bird Reserve and Winding Watson Road BEAUTIFUL WATSON PARK Watson Park- a district of unusual natural beauty--its future as an outstanding residence section assured -offers close-in homesites at prices of outlying real estate. WATSON sections PARK- of the Indianapolis, Hasselman lies Boulevard and Fairfield Avenue.

It contained Watson Road, a boulevard 85 feet wide on The forest trees, the sloping ground, the heavily timbered bird reserve of acres being developed at the west end of Watson Restrictions Watson Park is safeguarded by careful restrictions, designed to protect homes of char- acter. Uniform building lines, usually 50 feet from streets, are established. Every Convenience Watson Park is ready for the immediate homebuilder. Sewers, water, gas, sidewalks and improved streets are in on Watson Road, 36th Street, Park Avenue, College Avenue, Carrollton Avenue, Guilford Avenue, Winthrop Avenue and Fairfield Avenue. Electric light and telephone service are available.

The Park Board has ordered the new street lighting system installed on Watson Road. The new Shortridge High School site, churches, grade and parochial schools are within easy walking distance. The Central Avenue, College Avenue and Illinois-Fairground street car lines and bus lines provide excellent transportation. These homesites may be purchased ble deferred payment plan. tive on the ground- Office at estate--in the neighborhood of the finest restleast of Central Avenue, between Maple Road 98 uncommon homesites, many fronting and nearly a mile long; 25 sites have been sold.

winding boulevard and the two parks- -a at the east end and a triangular shaped park Road- make Watson Park distinctive. Investment Prices Prices in effect offer attractive investment, and give opportunity to home-builders to select high-class dwelling sites at costs lower, per front foot, than ground as far north as 59th Street. Frontages of 50 to 100 feet, with generous depths up to 300 feet, and large corners are available, Home Building Started Two residence construction companies, whose work is distinguished by beauty of design and excellence of construction, are.co-operating in the development of Watson Park. Already three strikingly beautiful homes have been completed. When desired they will prepare plans and build homes of individual design.

Their large purchasing power and efficient organizations enable them to build at the lowest cost. for cash or on a favoraMr. M. E. Jordan, representaWatson Road and College Ave.

REAL ESTATE TRUST DEPARTMENT Fletcher Savings and Trust Company TRUSTEE Northeast Corner Pennsylvania BURNS REALTY COMPANY 1241 North Pennsylvania Street ASSOCIATE FAY C. CASH 318 Hume-Mansur Building HEARN REALTY COMPANY Fairfield, Avenue and Market Streets TAYLOR C. POWER RESIDENCE CONSTRUCTION CO. 801 J. F.

Wild Building REALTORS FRANK MARSH 724 Continental Bank Building SUMNER FREEMAN 317. Board of Trade Building.