Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1920 — Page 5

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TKE mtlAVAPOUS TEAVS. SATUBDAT, AFRIE 17, 1920.

H won BUMP INTO A NEW TAX SNAG

BIPARTISAN COMBINATION OPPOSES SALES LEVY.

SHORT FURROWS —By ABE MARTIN—

TB« experts i notified the s\ preparing the proposed antes

OFFICERS ENTER PROTESTS

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WASHINGTON. April 17.—Tho way* and means committee is not finding fair saHtn* for its program to raise money for a bonus for the service men by mean* of a sales tax. Two new obstacles were encountered to-

day- 1£!2£:-

The esperts In the treasury today

subcommittee that is legislation that the

tax would probably

not brief'In more than ll.MW.OW.OOO a year. This sum, it was asserted, would net ee sufficient to take care

of the proposed bonus.

The second obstacle appeared in the form of m bipartisan organisation within the house, opposed to the sales tax. This organisation is being formed by both Republicans and Democrats, and had its inception with members

from the central west. Oppoae Additional Taxes.

The members who are associating themselves with this combination say they are opposed to any additional taxes at this time. Moreover, they say, they are convinced that a sales tax such as is proposed by the ways and means committee would result in further increasing ths cost of living. They believe the profiteer* would take advantage of this sales tax to

ip prices still higher. H

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service men and of raising > pay the bonus hi about problem the ways and

has had to deal with The committee has that a bonus must as yet it Is far from

t as to the precise charbonus or the method for

money.

The decision of the committee not to permit commissioned officers to participate in ths bonus has brought many pretests. Commlssionsd officers below the grade of captain, in ir. are protesting that if there Is to be a bonus they are anin on It. They esy that I standpoint they saean the enlisted men. ! to be no end to the t are piling up on the

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Mrs. Tilford Moots, president o’ th’ Society fer th’ Preservation o’ Famous Landmarks, is makin’ a frantic effort t* save th’ Denison hotel, up t’ Indynoplus, from demolition. “It’s a reflection on our civilization an* ideals that such a historic landmark as th’ Denison hotel should be torn away t’ satisfy greed an’ avarice. Th’ grand ole edifjee has been th’ haltin’ place an’ rendezvous fer some o’ th’ most celebrated characters in American history,” declared Mrs. Moots, as she departed fer a tour o’ th’ state t’ arouse interest this momin’. Tber has been a lot o’ speculation as t’ when th’ Denison hotel first opened its doors t’ th* public, but Uncle Niles Turner says, ”1 kin remember o* ray gran’mother sayin’ that she saw President George Washinton in th* Denison hotel when he wuz on his way t’ Peory, Illinoy, an’ that he played a couple o’.games o’ pool while th’ stage driver changed homes. I myself have heard Jenny Lind sing from th’ balcony o’ th' ole hotel when I wuz a youngster. I’ve seen

th’ lobby full o* Indians, too.”

“I wuz steppin’ out o’ th* Denison hotel when th’ civil war broke out,” declared Uncle Ez Pash. “Since those days I've seen Gov’nor Morton, th’ Siamese Twins, Edwin Forest, Tom Hendricks, Jim Blaine, P. T. Bamum, Edwin Booth, Sears an’ Roebuck, Carrie Nation, John L. Sullivan, Pat Rooney, Tony Pastor, Horace Greeley, Clara Morris, Rose Hill, Sim Coy, Pauline Batchelor, Hagenbock an’ Wallace, Henry W. Longfellow, Buffalo Bill, Gov. Hanly, Tom Taggart, Judge Hatch,

President Harrison, Jerry Foley, Gene Henning an’ other great national characters at th’ Denison. I m not quite certain, bet I think I’ve seen Senator Mike Thornton there, but I wouldn’

say for sure.”

“It would be interestin’ t’ know jest when th’ Denison hotel did open t’ th’ public,” said Hon. Ex-Editor Cale Fluhsrt. “As fer back aa I kin remember it stood where it now stands. The loafers,

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by his fellows, according to a club agreement. The club is composed of business and professional men. / Schoolboys to AM Plan. F Special to The ladianaooiis Newsl J ELKHART. Ind., April 17 —School-i boys in the Elkhart High School have organised under the supervision of B. W. Kelly, the principal, to promote wearing of old clothing. They will appear for classes Monday in khaki trousers, blue shirts and discarded suits, which they have pledged themselves to bring forth and repair. Is New York. Too. NEW YORK, April 17.—Schoolboys, university students. Bronx business men and members of theatrical organizations today joined the movement to wear blue jeans and jumpers. Students of Columbia University and other schools have agreed to wear only overalls until retail clothing prices are reduced.

Brown County Pioneer Dead

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Postal Men la Overalls. SALEM. Ore.. April 17.—All employes of the Salem (Ore.) postoffice except carriers appeared today in overalls. Carriers telegraphed postal authorities in Washington asking permission to discard their uniforms for clothes similar to their fellowworkers.

UNCLE EZ

The

yean,

o’ course, have changed an’ shifted with th’ fleetin hotel looks much aa it did when I wuz a boy. I remember o’ first seein’ Joe Reilly there, an’ he is also th’ last feller I saw there. My, how th’ easy availability of that ole hotel’ll be missed—th’ easy chairs, towels an’ soap. There wuz a reckless freedom about the ole hoetelry that made you feel like you wuz stoppin’ there. Notables wuz alhtfl t* be encountered, an’ if you stood around an’ watched your chances you might get a chair. I’m alius turned around when I’m in Indynoplis, but unless I’m greatly mistaken th* bar run east an’ west, th* cold slaw bowl, as I.remember it, reposed on th* extreme east end o’ th’ bar, an’ about it one would see ever' phase of society strugglin’ t* get a fork full o’ the slaw or a nibble o’ th’ blind robins. I

never knowed much about the dinin’ room an’ th’ beds o’ th’ hotel, but I invariably washed up at th’ Denison when I wuz in Indynoplis.” *T remember o’ goin’ in th* Denison one time, but I don’t remem-

ber o’ cornin’ out,” said Pinky Kerr.

HON. CALE FLUHART.

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WASHINGTON. April 17.—Weather predictions tor the week beginning Monday are: ▲tisfntic states and east gulf: Unsetiled, showery first part of the woek. followed by fair; cool. West gulf states: Oenorally fair; cool Unit part, normal temperature thereafter. Ohio valley and Teanemeei Rain Monday and probably Tuesday; 1 fair thereafter, cool. Region of Great Lakes: Rains over southern part Monday and Tuesday, followed by fair; cool. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and Rocky mountain and plateau regions: Generally fair. Cool first half, normal tsmperature latter half. Pacific Matas: Gsneratly fair, normal temperature.

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SPRUNG FIELD.. Mass. April 17.— Tailors her*, who have boon asked to make alterations in suits bought by an insurance company for its employes In an effort to meet living oosta. have refused to touch the suits. The lt( employes who are to be auptpend on home help in US suits are all that could" be obtained of a big consignmont sent to this country by the British government to be distributed through big corporations. The suits were made for returned British sol-

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. Govplanted a tree This year-s was sot of the lawn, s. including ion depart-

Asletle Terfcey Sefe. April 1* (by *>•—Through Mus-

naiist governlearned today

DE MOTT ON WIT TO RUSSIA itate Department InfeAsed Me Carried Letters te Sevlet. WASHINGTON, April 17.—Paul R.| DsMott, of Paterson, N. J., who was killed by a German guard at Wesel. made no claim fer protection or immunity as an American and carried letters addressed to Russian soviet leaders, according to an official report received today by the state de-l partment from Commissioner Dressel An tnvaatigation ordered by the OOWaslssioner showed that DeMott had two letters sowed in his shirt, one addressed to Trotzky apd the other to Laaovoski. and also a letter roforring to th# opportunity afforded for communication by an American who was on his way to Russia. With the letters waa his passport, issued by the United States tor relief work in Pmnee and extended in Paris for permission to visit Russia and the Baltic states and the other countries through which it would be necessary for mm to pass He also carried a ter from the Modernist, a New publication. DeMott waa accompanied by two officers who were arrested n the automobile in Which they traveling became disabled, officers were leaders In the revolutionary movement.

Anthracite Mtoevw Walk Oat. HAZKLTON. Pa.. April 17.—Nineteen anthracite coal mines in the Haxelton district were idle today, throwing approximately ».“«• men out of work. The trouble started yesterday when three collieries of the Lehigh Coal end Navigation Company in the Panther Creek, valley were forced to close down because the men left their work. w ♦

Let Cntkun Be Your Uni Thought Always

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BARBERS WEAR OVERALLS

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Myder Poling, of pc SKaai

than a half century and waa a vet- i and six children,

eran of the civil war. Mr. Poling was j Hanks. N. D.; I. F. Poling, manager born in Ohio and came to Brown | of the Needmore Telephone Company,

county in 1836.

Surviving the pioneer are a widow

of Needmore; Mrs, Ira Legge, of Dagmar, Mont., and Mrs. guile Heifrich, of Bloomington. Thirty-five

I of this county: Henry Poling, a mer- grandchildren and twenty-four great i chant at Needmore; Samuel Poling, > grandchildren also survive.

• Of course you think yours is the smartest boy on earth Well, maybe be isn t yet but he will be it be tu^ps on makin* me the questions be can think up. ’

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DAVID W. POLING. [ Special to The Indianapolis News I NASHVILLE. Ind.. April 17.—David W. Poling, age ninety-two. died at his home in Needmore vesterday. He had been a merchant there Nor more

STEAMSHIP TICKETS LETTERS Or CREDIT, TRAVELERS’ CHKOl'ES, FOREIGN MONEY STEAMSIOP DEPARTMENT FLETCHER AMERICAN COMPANY A grate AJ1 Lines. Pennsylvania and Market Street*.

The Casket of Stone

DmUfii Replaees White ■alts la Shop

at KohleavlUe.

fSpecial to The Indianapolis News]

NOBLESVILI.E, Ind., April 17.— When the men*employed in the harbor shop of A. R. Hutton went to work today they wore overalls and blue shirts. The proprietor and the

janitor wore similar costumes.

“We adopted this plan to Teduce the high cost of living.’ «aid Mr. Hutton. "Most of the l>oys needed new white suits like they have been

wearing, but instead of

thorn with tho same kind of material we concluded to wear overalls and blue shirts. Each new suit represents an investment of about 9Z.e».

Proaeher Will Wear ’Em-

8T. LOUIS, April. 17.—The "overall revolt” spread to points around St. Louis. The Rev. W. E. Matthews, pastor of the Methodist church at Liberal, Mo., announced he weuld appear in his pulpit Sunday in overalls and urged, the men of his congrega

tton to

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>ln the movement.

undred clerks employed by

the federal reserve bank at Kansas

City donned overalls today. Office employes of Armour A Company, packers, also Joined the denim rank*.

Mas* Wear or Be Decked.

SHARON. Pa., April 17.—An overalls olub formed at Wheatland, Pa., near Sharon, and one of the first to be organised in western Pennsylvania, has g&ne so far in its zeal to protest against the high cost of clothing aa to impose a penalty oh members for failure to don denims. Any member who falls to wear overalls at all times will be ducked in the Erl* eanal

Sines the earliest period of civilization it has been the endeavor of man. in varioue ways, to provide a final resting place for himself and loved ones that wotfld be a lastin* protection from the destructive forces of the earth,

of whatever nature.

The ancient Bgyptiana employed hewn stone for the build-

The Verdict of 168 Hours apragGi, Economy and the Riding Qualities of Ratfical TrifLex Springs proved again 168 HOURS of continuous, merciless driving on frozen Indiana roods and the stock Overland was ready, apparently, for as many more. 5,452 miles, yet because of Overland in-built stamina, and the cushioning, shock-lessening action of Triplex Springs, not a angle mechanical fault developed. A record that means much to the prospective owner who demands quality, strength and economy!

At an mreroge spaced of 32.45 miles an hour, ss M.24 oaks per (ellcm. >; Roadster, $9S5; Coupe, $1525; Sedan, $1575

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INDIANAPOLIS, XL S» A.

in* of maulve tombs tor tho interment af their dead; aiyl the mi*hty pyramids / endure to this /day, a mute but eloquent teatimony of how well they builded. Modern peoples. In trying to satisfy their longln*s for an exclusive burial place, have employed many different constructions. mausoleums of *ranite are built at great expense; caskets of bronze, steel, copper and other alloys of metal are made use of by those who can afford them as beln* ths nearest approach to perfection yet devised. Wherever there has been a great human need there has always arisen some human device to meet that particular need, as witness the many marvelous Inventions of the past century. Not until recently, however, has this problem of the perfect casket been solved. By the use of a lightened CONCRETE Mixture, steel reinforced, molded into correctly proportioned forms, the inventors and manufacturers of the IMPERISHO casket have met the need of the ages for a burial casket that is made tight against watar. air and animal life and which, from the very nature of minerals from which it is made, will remain un'changed throughout all time. Imperiiho is sold in Indianapolis by SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Indianapolis Distributors. 3813 E. Washington. 3506 E. Washington. SOSO y. Illinois. , 3108 W. Michigan. Visitors are always welcome to inspect model* on display. Advertised and Manufactured by CEMENT CASKET MFG. CO. ALBION, MICHIGAN.

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Notice to Gas 4 Consumers

There has been no change in the gas situation since our last announcement. We have received a few more cars of coal, but shipments from the mines have been entirely cut off on account of strikes at yards on the Ohio river. The hours of good pressure will remain as heretofore announced— 5:30 to 7:30 A. M. 11 A. M. to 1 P. M. 5 to 7 P. M.

Please Don’t Forget i That our efforts to conserve gas are in the interest of the public and not in our own interest. We are losing money every day we operate on this basis. It would be greatly to our financial advantage to let people take all the gas they want as long as there is any to take, then bank our ovens and lay off our men and wait for the end of the strike. But this would cause untold suffering to the whole community, and it is in the interest of the whola community that we ask co-operation in conserving the supply. The city may run out of sugar or potatoes or newspapers and still survive, but it must not be allowed to run out of g^as. Citizens Gas Company InimmiHnMmmiHiiwiiMimMHimiiiiMiimmmMitmMwmilmmimimiiiMiiHMilimMmiiiiimimmimnimmMiliBHSMilimiimitMmiMitiimMimMmim'mHHm'iiimiMummyiMiMtiimiMi'HSiHMnHttmimfiiwiiiri

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