Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1919 — Page 9

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, W1DN1SDAT, OCFOBEE 22,1911

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«a Bpartal lltoty aC Aarta Plaart. The heari af pahlie aafetr a» ttotohto' If rafnatataf Bar AlamanAar Pape mm pwtraltoAtt mhI aaaeptaf hii reaiftAtiaa an Oetoher If. the racaria f» tha aOea af tha hcMU^ atoaw. qaarye WlttiAiwA elarfc af tha heari, aal4 that Papto' vha ti eaptala af tha apadal pane# fattsa af tha Karfrhe * Mar* mom caiapaitr. .vaa laafe a fatorataHui aaf maligned ta tha aatamahfle eonpanr aa ratiaeat af the adkdala af tha eampaar* Mr. WtlUam ahld tint whila Papa held apaeial paliee pairani, a fa poftaa aatbaritr waa caafned to la eaanaar*! vlaat and that tha aaai* paer oAclala daafrad him ta harm pane# aatharftr oatalda tha plaiit for aarerai watka ta catrr fvt aaBM iareatigatlaa warfc. _ i^pe waa a paliee eaptiUn on the Tadtanapolis police force aader San Perrott and waa one of the poiieemen S nvirfed with Perrott in the elecUon lad t^nmpimcf eaac in federal canrt. Mr. Wllfiama aiad under the atate law, the board of safetr haa the power to appofat patreimea and aaaifrn wen to epeciai duty, fn each eaaai, he wad. the aalary of the patrolmen fi paid by the companies uiIsb them and not by the elty. Pope waa aot on the city pay roll durina the time he held police powers, Mr. Wlltiaina added.

BoyswiuiiEiye MmOFeMEN

YOUTH* TO BE FOitMEO WTO JUNIOR QUARO OROAPilZATION.

BLUFFTON MAN rS HONORED

Boya hatweea the agr» af tweire aad elBhtaea will he permitted ta acBolre traiaiato far eatcrfsB the Improved Order af Bed Mex aceardtaB ta a rata Mkan at today's aasaloa of tha Breat coaaeil of the Imprayed Order af Bad Men of ladtouta. The hays will be foramd into aa orgraaisatiaa known mm toie Jncrtar tluarda af the Improved Order af Bed Hex The iiaiiamtat far the orphaaa’ fund, which amaunta ta aa expenditure af ISAfff a year, was raised If per cent. SaataHattan of ofiteera and praparatfon of tha anaaal hudB«t was oa tha pr^nram ta the aftemaon. Aa amendment t# the eanatitution wmM adowted dlvidisB the state lato twenty ahtortete, «a^ diatriet to be under the eupervlaion of a deputy grmmt saaheat.

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WIDOW IS APPOINTED. Mra. Btorry 4X Meom Hamad toaeeatov af HaahandY Will. Mrs. Mary E Moore waa appointed executive of the oatate of her hueband, Harry C Moare. by JudBi MiOiton IS. Bash la probate <»urt today. after William I* Taylor, named aa executor in the will, had nnouneed hli rtBht ta serve as executor. The will provides for Mrs. Moore to hav* all ykm property of her husband as a life estate, the property to bs to relatives of Mr. Moore on the death of his wife. The estimated value of the estate arms set at |Sf,fff. JUSTICE AOENTS INDICTED Aeeaawd _,la Rser Tarfc mt dsaaptmeir to Ftwsfrata Operation af hmm, NBW YORK, October ft.—Three afents of tho department of luatloe wars indicted today by the federal ffwad jury on ohargea sf havltiB anttmmd In a conspiracy to blackmail . UMwr dealers In this city and ^hereby frustrate the operation of the warttnis prohibition law. Two ether men, oae a former sBcnt 'of the departmsBt. were Indicted on similar sharBss.

Haw waa elsctad grreat sachem of the Oraad Osnaeil of tho Indiana Red Men late Tneaday In the annual elecUon sf elBcers. Mr. £iehhom was advanced to the seat of the great sachem from the seat of the Bvoat seaior saBamore. F. B. lfiM>oe. of Osaneravfile. waa olseted to seeome greeit aeatof'saBamars advaaeiaB from the raak of BToat Junior saBsmors. T. Cr/O'Coanor. of Stauntox was etoetod Brand iunior asBamore, over - U Smith, of South^nE ^ the vote of Iff to fti. Arch £ Hobba, of Mancie, waa re-elected to a sixth term aa great chief of records, over Oaear E. Sherman, of Indlanapollx by the vote of ttS ta 17A Miles B. Cox, of Rushville, was advanced to the position of Bv«st koaper of wampum. W. A. Akix of Ft. Wayaa, elaeted great trustaa over Charlea Bartol, of Warsaw, bjr the vote of Iff ta 4f4. M. C. ConnauBhey. of Franklin, and Clifford XL Crawford, of Frankfort, were rs-«lectad great rsprcacatatlvex Otker treat representatives elected were Oeort* B. Harper, sf Madison: OsorBS W. toe*;— iiiipn—

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KOEHRING' Vlf«iiilR AYMQt.

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WAS ASMaOi, or slow COBUfOXtstdO Year be«rd

ItlOOfWS Uaow ABiiiOTAOce? ycHi oui Ad^ of your

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and prafectly diarpened.

You are fuaranteed 500 dean* quick shaves every dosen

blades.

Begin tomorrow to get all the comfort of a fresh, keoi edge for every shave. Adc your dealer today about the AutnSliop Raaor trm trial plan.

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„oaaw ArSaraaB—Jamas P. Gaadrich, Govaraar mt tha acata of tndiaaa. Ttaar Sato Betoctad. Baymana F. Ban ASaraan—Jamas T. Bcuera, grato iacebsn^. graat caanrn s£ Ototed StotaaL Z. O. B. M Charna—'*Whar» Jtr Caravan flaa Rraud'* CLato^. Tha Xatoanasatia Hava (Ha* Oto». Aanpam—Xana CSna. east sraat PncaAantaa, Bwat eeaaeil mt Inftana, Oagraa mt P»> Baritona gala atlactid. Clamte C. Uayi. '•tOmtorr mt Oar OrSar.** LMa Boater, pato meat FecalteataA graat osaacQ af ladtoaa. OMfva mt Faeahaniaa. Cktow-^Laad at Mte" fMeOarmittt. Tha TiUtonapilto Hava Olaa CMA ItoJantien Hllii arthaatra. The eborua, aslo and ouArtet numbars Bivsn by The IndlanApcUs News €Uee Club at the meetint rueaday evenint were “well received. One of the spaakera raferred Ao the club’s rendition of the Brou]^ ‘*SonBv of America." and another spoke of the elnb as an orBanization hoidioB a position natqoe in the city”* pinaic circles. The solo Quartet of the club, comnoaed of Baymord White, Fred Medley, C. C, Uoyd and Ray C BalL bro«Bht enthnsiaatic applause. 872fimiCH MASONS, YEAO GAIN

Roag Saebtrad that tha nrder has had a mrosperoua yaar dagpita tha satbneks by tha inftneasa epidemic. He reported a net ineraaaa la membertoiip durlBB Ifli of m members in tha Btata and the death of f4f mamhara. The total mambar^ip January I was n.SS«. The report B^xe tte uames of deeeaaad members who died durfoB the yaar. It urBad xup|»rt of the MAsonlc Horn# at Frankita. There are now I2S active chaptera of tho order in the state, accordiBB to the report of Calvin W,

mrathcr. Brand Becretary.

The repreaeatAitree and members erf the grand ehapier will be enter^incd at a dinner in the banQuet haul of the tempte at t o'clock this ^'eciuB. Work In the Royal Arch decree wa* exemnlified Tuesday evening The session will close

Thursday.

Ogicevn Installed.

Instailation of the Brand officers of the qrand Counctl of Royal and Select Jiautoers elected Tuesday at the sixty

time Uie last of three oertifleations coverinB the aame property. The loss amounts to |8,0(I9.1M. The new Hb* urea are many millions below earlier fisurex —~ The certiflcatlon filed yesterday and supposed to be final, shows that WashinBton township, inside of Indianapolix has been assessed at a total of |lA«il,399 Instead of I1S.389.S40. as shown In the October 10 certlfteatlott. Washington township, outside of IndianapoUs, shows fl$,tl3.2S0, instead of |13.t4S,€40. as before. Decatur township shows 10.409.959. instead of $4,557,140. as before, and i Lawrence toWnship shows $9,303,719. ’ instead of $7.8«t.730. |

Cannty Total Redneed.

The falling off in Center township j

and tha gains ta Decatur,

1YNDALL TEAM LEADS INMEMDEKSHIPIIACE

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CAMPAIGN IS SUCCESSFUL.

DRIVE TOTAL IS NOW 2,787

New membership obtained by cora-

j xv .iT t teams In the Chamber of Comand Washington townships make the *..#.1..* mcm new Marion county total assessed campaign at noon totaled ISt, valuation |79X,7S9,130. instead of bringing the total for the campaign

1799.43187A ^ , to 3.787.

The changes are made as the re-f -.w*, xt suit of the conference the tax board *99m captained by Robert H. .held with Marlon county officials i Tyndall reported 109 new members,

th.i^ annual assembly of the I*'«P<»rts by other team captains took place at the Masonic Tomni* ference that horisontai increases intr v- » l,.r 1 ^ ^ assessments ordered by the board for '^**^®* CampbelL lU John A

real estate and real estate improvements for Decatur, Lawrence and WsAhington townships and for Woodruff Place had not been applied by the county auditor and township as-

daj*. The cvremony closed tha

vembiy.

The grand officers elected aad in*t«lled in office were: Horatio W. Vedder. of IndiaoapoltA most illustrious crand master. Fred F. Farmam. Ind’asapoltx rtght illastrlous deputy irrai;»* master; Charles C Thomas. Murior, »teht fllastrious gran prtnciconductor of work: Vestal W. A’oedward, IndtstiapoLx right ilJus- ; trious gra.'id treasurer; John W'. I Swanton. Indianapolix illuatrions {grand conductor of council: Calvin 'W. 'Prather. IndianapoUx right lllusitrious grand recorder; William John 'Adams, Ft Wayne, illustrious grand [captain of the^guard, and Onrad Her5 her, of Terre Haute, illustrious grand

i steward.

GRAND HIGH FRIEST MAKES t MEMBERSHIP REPORT.

300 AHEND (XINVOCATKHI

Nearly 309 Royal Arch Masons imrs In attendancs at the annual <tonvooation of the Indiana Grand chapter of the order, which opened at the Masonic Temple this afternoon. The election of officers, which was scheduled for the opening session, was postponed until Thursday moming. Rsading of the report of William W, Ross, of Evansville, grand high priest, was on the program at the opening asssion. In his report, Mr.

ISIlT0i?08,739,120 CERTIFICATION TO tHE STATE BOARD BELIEVED FINAL.

The state board of tax commissioners yesterday received from W. B. Butler, deputy auditor of Marion county, a certification that Cente township, inside of Indianapoilx has been assessed at a total of $599,575.•09, Instead of $674,184,789. as -certified to the board October 19. at that

The certiDcation jesterday showed BO change in the total assessed valuation of Woodruff Place- At Monday's hearing James Showalter, agent for the tax board, said Woodruff Place valuations were $599,909 short of what the tax board intended. M. L. Jefferaon, Center township assessor, said that he had ignored the board's order for a 39 per cent, increase in ail real estate assessments snd a SO per cent, increase In all improvements assessments, because, he said. Woodruff Plai'v had been overassessed and he was about to.make a reduction enual to the increase order when the order arrived, so that he let the assessments stand without change on the ground that the reduction he had planned was balanced by the increase order. The state board today directed Mr. Showalter to go to Mr. Jefferson and have him certify to tho board Woodruff Place real estate and Improvements sAsessmentx respectively, 39 and 30 per cent, higher than they stand in the certification of Marion county assessed valuations as submitted Tuesday by the county auditor's office. Ths action of the board will result in increasing the total Woodruff Place assesments about $500,009. The loss in Center township valuations in other places is said to be due to the fact that early figures submitted were merely estimates based on Incomplete figures, wrhich. it w'as said, were the beet that could be determined at the time because correct figures had not been complied.

Hook, li; George Stewart, 9; Wilbur Johnson. 14; P, C Jordan, •; T. J. King, 3; R. B Denham. 3; L. G. Rothschild, 1; Bert O’Leary. 3; T. A. Lavelle. 15; Leo Welch, 2; J. C, Rugenstein, 9, IX. E, Tracy. 5; John Boyle, S; Henry Stinger. 3, a. M. Peterson, f; W. H. Flanders. 7; C. R Weaver. 1; F- L, Meier. 6; F. J. Ostermeyer, 7, J. R. Sentney. 3; Wood Nichols, 11. C. W. Mlnesinger, IS; A. W. Bushman. 3; Albert Stump, 2, and George B.

Wtllbaum. «

Plural membership of five or more were; Indianapolis Transfer Associat^n. 20. Indianapolis Ught and Heat ^mpany. 19. and the I^ople’s Slate

Bank. 19

CITY LOAN AWARDED. laian Trust Cenipajiy Only Bidder OBerlng te 1.cimI i«a0.ea9. The I^nlon Trust Company was the only bidder on ths temporary lean of $539,990 to ths city «f Indiaeapoits today and ths loan was awarded to that company at nn interest rate of 6 % per cent. The loan, which Is made in anticipation of ths revenue from the special 9 cent tax le%*y to be collected next year, will be payable as follows; $379,099 on June *8. 1930, and $350,090 on December 33. 1920. Ths loan will enable ths city to pay outstanding bills to local buianesa flrma amounting to about X354t990 Robert H. Bryson, city controUar, said that the checks for the bills will be ready Monday, October 27.

Get die Watdi You Have Decided to Buy

Substitution usually breeds dissatiafactioii. There is nothbiir *'just as good** to a man or woman unio has set mind and heart upon some^ thing And die dealer vdio seOi'a cupomer agssast tne wMoes or mac cwcomer is a poor busmeas man Thm obvious fact» the foimdajdbn dF aD Wakham Watdi adveitiaing* The li^rnian knew venr Ktde about a watdi. To him k myatecy of wbeeh and ana pinioiis» ana ims ahnott evexytliing he was told about it So we took die royiteiy out of a waadi*”^ tow hnn on a tour of in^peotkm diroi||h ** works and diowed him fay iOurtiation and ample langua^ why die Waltham has beccHm univer* saOy famous as a tinie4beep" ing roedianism. Anddiiiwasdiefiiotlinieindie history of watchmaking upon this continent dial the prospective puidiaser of a waldi Km been educated* provided wkk many facts*—hkherto unpublished—and given

many leaooos why his watch selection shoidd unqualifiedly

We oocdddoduebecause we were me nnt watcnnuuceis in the New World to ap^ American pRechatiirnl genius totnaldagdiepaitsof wBldies absolute uniform in quality by marvdouB madunery* to making diem more accurate, dving them a flawless standardization which protected every purche^ or a Waltham Watch fiom those lUBr terfail wniutions whkh are naiurd attributes of foresgD wames noBKie oy nano. ■% We were enabled to open wide the door to the works ofaWaldiam Watch because there were many, exdusive Waldiam inventions and metaBuiipcal discoveries endnined in its creation which we were proud to reveal. And becaaiBe a fidlaf^ was abroad in the land—mat the foreign-buik watch was siq>erior to diis American master" piece—we were dad to do our part to dispel diis misleading idea.

Tberdoie we ivi^ocMned the opportiunty to nuke comparisons. As AmaBOM we take prii ie in deloifiiiig American gamut* American vntfrhmafeen and American adbievemeiit as demons tn the Waltham Watch.

^eople chd not genen^ know that

WaUiaBiiind won a large miqonty of the highest honors at the workTs greatest eaqpcMdlions — that Wal* them had obtained over mx hundred Kew Observatory “A** certiticates from stock models at London—perhaps thesefforeat test of time-keeping perfonhancet that

can bo s*veQ a watch.

And now the demand for Waltham Watches is greatar dam the'supply—our enormoos resources are tioBed to the utmost Some one has to wait The dealer is not to blame. But suberitulkm is a poor eoechange for convietkm. If pou have deoded to buy a Waltham Watch, your good judgment eqmls that of any other man. We prize most that in wbidb our own

nkh is investod.

A Waltham Watch k a Mfetime investment If it is the walch poet have decided to buy, and cannot get k immediateiy* wak for it You win be amply nmald. ‘ It wiU give you diat ^difnl* dependable timekeei^g sendee which has made Waltham die WorkTs Watch nr** Over nme.

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