Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1920 — Page 37

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. TIU JISDAV. OCTOBER 14, 1920.

TAXES ON OF KALI

BISHOP OF DELAWARE.

Imprrmmirf

October t4s—

the Rev.

EXEMPTION OF GAGES IS U»

MORT-

JT10N NEARS CLOSE

j—

,/r*m m Cerrwpeei—«|

t'N'Cfli. Ind, October U.—Isonz •hwrt term !«»***, ta*«« »n4 the 00L tor were disctiMed

ih<

P-ggSiS

eratlM ot Dr. PI RART1MORE. Md.. ; With imr reeeive 0r. Pliilip Cook

Prete*t«nt Kprleoepe.1 bishop of Del*were here today at St. Michaels sued All Aoffela cfaareh. of which Dr. Cook has been rector for the last four

y

Tuttle, of Missouri, the presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church: Bishop bn Gardner Murray, of Maryland, and Mehop Frederick P- Reese, of Oeorgfa. were the oonsecratora. Bishop Cameron Man*, of Florida. pr»-a/ lied the sermon.

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tMin of officers, seie^lou of a <^nrenturn city for neat, year and-the adop.<>n of resolotion* late in the afterown, The Muriel* board will enter.

Ung realtors at a banquet to.

*

man In Indiana needs par

than I per rent, taxes," Frank itegun. of Kocfc/ord, ill., said in

-g tax**. "In Indiana^!

diariussiot* of

satri, "thr

Iberefor

HPUP (xes,

mre is 4#.Ch#,000,4N>0 of a#,

and there I* only the tax book*,

man who pays taxes

on hi* property pays four times more

than need hr

'A number ot big corporation* have [ 1 lothium by moving plant* Ter*, but incorporating under the •w* of dlilttoi*, under which they I hav* been able to obtain tax exemp1 i ><>),.* " |i« onlj< d attention to t»e fart that 1 h< sttpreise court of Jili. ■ hois has'dceiaf ed «ueh exempt ions

■ «ieg*I.

f 1

Brash fast 4 wufrrwac* Held. a breakfast .ibofereno# on tolns-

t>-nlne.year leases, Kmerson W. '.‘ftaflfe, of Indianapolis, sail such Jesses ran be profitably mad* In the

small a* well -as large cities, Property 'valued ws low as f20,000 has b***» b*a»ed for surd a term In Indianapolis. I'm said, if* railed attention to the

I fus 1 rhst in big deals through issue of

1 referred stork as much a* tw

two.thirds

of the money nee»saury for Improve.

merit of property batsMlM of tile ni'

can he borrowed

. pHipW money Involved and I !he long duration of tbs Pas* fits*U*slng leaaes before the con. Vent Ion. Klanley I, AfcMIchaet, -.f land, advle-d e«nln»t indieorlmi* mt*- leasing, tic said great car* toulrt be exercised in smaller cities only l**a*e for nlnsty-nfoe years irty on main thoroughfare* and I property that. J« *ur«* to snham * In httltje, (*tl»* rwise hr said a great loss lot ....money might h«» Incurred by changing chstacter of city district* bong time lease*, in Said, were first I made during ths Roman empire and I In England «a*m" niri*ty*nln«-ye*r I leases am Id ibs fourth and fifth 1 Icroie, a rule, h* de<l«r«d, *bl* - -‘ * rov«d satisfactory

lease#.

prod is tax has no - hooks of *he Miller, of Jn-

dtsouastoti of

DUN CALLED TO STAND IN CONSPIRACY HEADING

1st a*

S' 4

liberty 3*4*. liberty tint 4a- -., Liberty snood 4*-. Lihsrtr dm 4K*.. liberty sacoad *%•., Zibertg third Lfhcrty fourth 4%*.. ^SSiSSiR:::

f 1.000 Liberty first 4^4s at-. *5 000 Liberty seenod 4 *4s at.

8030 39 AO

Navy Bean Prices Lowered

««•**

7*4 4i fie. new prioea

fijeT ioodh^Sg^tTfi TraSrjSo**!? yeflows snd f«aut2.7S to §2.25 for white*.

DENIES HE GAVE CHECKS FOR AUTO TO HAROEBECK.

TfIVKLEff DOES NOT APPEAR

pr*t»rir

mstnossr h* con*

■hoVH In foreign

t! entt

Jcr ptiys

tarty persoiwi nd dev eloping

d, Our future Me* I

We egn not maintain our Isn m The cepit*I account of the ♦d Fcate* ---Is in better condition

h -ii three monfhs ago hecatiso of ths

reator thrift of fit# nation.“

The f«»ur'fnj«ute talk contest trophy ftvcti by ths Terr# Haute board was

led to Hr Josetihus Morgan, of

HrPkotno also won the attrophy given by th# stale

ird.

Incrense In lines.

iward § i&'ii

The convention Wednesday after. I noon adoptsd a r#s<»h»t|on to the *f|f»ct that « recommendation bo mado |M> th* hoard of govr-rnor* that the — * rshiu <tur>M in th« state associa-

t& to 119 a

tluUon was an aocep-

,, the report of the finance 1 tee. made by lien Rflatar. of

ITerre Hattie. According to th* reao-

llutlon |2 of the amount paid

..Km I .:>aid th» state

iMMoclailoti by each member will go l*o the Notional Association of Heel jKefata Hoards as membership dues *0 Bh»r hereafter oil members «'f the

llatioa

Fred II, Wood, of Oafy, said hat fit >1 niortgages ahotibl be exempted Ifrom federal taxation and subject “ Unly ip nominal local taxes, lie pry* pcnteif data to that the Fniled Itales Is short 440,000 of a normal lupplv of houses. Th* Inability to _|«fl first mortgage*, he said, limit * Itlo . vj.itsl Unit tniaht be invested in nous# building lie suggested that «* feflerul re#erve bsnke be autbor Maed t*> execute first mortgage* on Bmprovod farms and house# and that It he federal reserve banka be author, pied re isauo n«»tes s ecu rod by the mortgages and sell th# not eg to

r ‘ban

ltdher banks

r red Wo

. . ■ notea

The an * gest ion ^ wag

nod also urged the

hi* *

He

Pho ewes* profits tax In the

■K hull

tl of

eslcd

Inleresi that in

nf bufe I ness, lie sugg

B«m« oitlva relief from excessive (rentals might be brought about by I he c#ittbJishmant of central rental

• hus. He explained that under

MB think

preaatft conditions he did not t.h available rcnial property In ight to the attention of proepeo.

lixe. renters

UniMFM Are Fatertalaed.

Visiting women at the convention ••re entertained at a theater party during the afternoon. Afthr th#

the women joined

party

the meni<

per* of the contention In an automo-

>11# trip

t .1 fflar atty.B

Following a four-minute talk oonI«JU. held at I he high school auditorium at night, the visiting realtors a* ere taken for an Inspection of the 1 h*ti 1 of Hall Brothers, manufaodur-

prM of glass jar*.

The contestants at the talk contest ere Harrv t: Templeton. Indianahells: Robert tl llapp, South Bend: fir. Jbsephu* It. Morgan, Kokomo: parry Hail. Gary; II. ft. nice, Franklirt. find A tl. Hill. Lafayette. The N nner will be announced at the :l*vslnf business session ef the con-

’rut ton,

fflpaaal te Th* ladianupsas Xewsl KHKLBTVILLE, lad, Oetaher 14— Hewrgw X, Ogdes, of this efty. o* trial in tha Hhelhy circmU court on a charge of conspiring to dispose of stolen automobiles, today took the stand fa his own defense. Ogden was questioned regarding a check for MS# drawn oa ths First National Hank bore, which was marked "for two horaea," He said that tbs check was la payment for horses he had bought, and not in payment t* Les Hardeboek for aa automobile, as Hardehsek had testified for ths state. Hardebeck. alas charged xrlth coa•pfracr. pleaded faitty. Twelve character wltaesaes were called by the defense yesterday. Hevcral of the witness-* also were used to attack the credibility and truthfulness of Hardeboe k. Frank Tinkler, an important witness for the state at Ogdon’s first trial here during th* last term of mart, when th* Jury failod to agree, did not appear yesterday before the state «ioeed its case. The state * attorneys moved that the evldonc# given by Tinkler at th* former trial be admitted In the present hearing The defense objected, and after more than three hours of argument. Judge John W. frmtz overruled the state’s motion and refused to permit th* evidence to be admitted. Tinkler at the former hearing of the case testified that Ogden had ap rroarhed him with a suggestion that he give certain information concern lug the purchase of a team from Ogden.

ADDITIONAL MARKETS

On Loc&l Stock Exchang*

Pew changM worn made on local aocur Uce et tb« tneeUaf of the ladtanapoUs Stock Kkchsnee Thursday They were a* fol Iowa; Advaaom—fitenderd 0M ef IndianIHlanepotta Inff nr* InirtumTilte A* ■ i.

TrarBeaw— fnd. AiuHray

toS. ‘wklwi Ir-lpU a

—October 14—

rJtMZ theastarw J»4-. #tract fialtwsy.

t won Traction of Ind coot, fmon Tree, of Ind. let rid. Union Tree Of led. 3d pfd..

MUMwUoaoono

Adc*n<w Ktttnelv Co. com. Advamw flumely Co. pfd.

mmj wcw. yrax# Itesi Life. , of Co. aid.

Aiucrtciun Cent Am. CtsoMUag

IVrH H.iilro«4 •wounon Belt Railway preferred . Century Butkhng Co. pfd . Cities Service common..... •ervteo preferred...,

QOR

8*

lufacturiac ring Coat:

petty

'“•ISSSSRi:

im«ji •••« BKi

Indiana Nauonal Life. Indtono Tliia. guaranty |

Indtanaspba Gea.

daTlVIei

Indpia Tvlmdum* Go. pfd. P Mervtianl# P. Uitltty Co. pfd. Natiimel Motor Company. . .,

Ttkeham* Co »le 1*7 OtllUy

■■■Mil Motor Comp .

i’ubjw Saving*

*»«a Tofftlbaer pfd..... (UMMyd Otl of Indiana

Starhng

ladteaa.. Inaursnm.i

5 ass fc32r,x. M

:XPECTS RESIGNATION OF SIMMS WILL BE ACCEPTED

Itol %fho t aderstnnds t~ Krt siark Will Handle Cant tkooo «t

Indlnnopotis Court.

ISpMhI to Th« Indian a poll a Newal WASHINGTON. October H.—Al-

hough the resignation of Dan W.

I mm A of Lafayette. «s special proseutor in the ease of tho more than 00 eoa! operatoro and mine workers

ndieted for conspiracy to violate the

v#r act, has not been forraally acPted by Attorney-General Palmer,

the expectation is that R will be ac-

•M'ted ami Stmms will be relieved rom further connection with the knee. ''^MIlMi^ " ' BBM

i»e. This supposition follows the tderstanding that is now held that

flir'T.Jsr.ro.f'j.'S:

in the trial of the men. the evidence MM which the strike injunction of !•> • Ai.derson was based last veer. : he belief her# also is that L. Krt Rack, yho ho* been acting as as- .. Sfirom* in these cases, will |t»ko change of the prosecutions, al-

had

though th* attorney-general i>tl>lug to say on this todav.

Mr. lhalmer confirmed todav his Ktfer to Simms, given out by the tat|t ! : LuLtyette yeeterdaj. in which

attorney-general instructed

limms not to present the evidence on Iwhich the injunction against the min- |« r- strike was obtained There is. low ever, an obvious difference benwcen Mr. Palmer and Mr. Simms as no whether the Indiana attorney prwIviously had been told ami had under[stood that he was not to present this

p 1 cnee.

The attorney-general wss certs in. fin an Interview today, that Simms had

I had this understanding,

I * At the time I was in Indianapolis," (be. said. "Judge Anderson advised me. Tin the presence of Bimms and Slack, of his intention to order the grand J jury to make an investigation to deli or nine whether there had been a conspiracy fit the mine strike. I »old [judge Anderson th# government » ould be glad to co-operate in the invest.eration, hut that the government would not use as evidence, in any future trial of the men, the evidence that had been presented to get the

Injunction against the strike,

on recall that Mr. Si*

ed this conference?’

asked.

fifem-rai was ask

. mm* attendthe aitorpey-

Simms was

Van Cwnp fjwd.'Tit^pfd ’

Van CoiBit Prsd. ijd pld ... 9J Vumlolid tN»«) .ommon, VMyletts Goal gfWMVSd. Wshaih fie*)way oonisMSJ . .. 13 W »i>uh Railway pfd. A.... 33

end Trust Omepemss— y..., ..too

pony ... J IS

Commensal National Bank! I 05

Khuonal Ban*.. 112

flo

. m. ns

ruNfism Twwi 'jommmz

rideilty Trust Fletdier Am. National

lev# Block Rxrhans eBook. . 460 March am* NuUonaT Bank. .. 27§ Naboaal City Bonk........ 113 ivopioa stole flank ire Security Trwt Company. ... 1§0 State fiavtnes and Trust t-woa Trust Cemoany... W#*h. Bank and 'Rust Co.

Ll S C MjsdHr»'to: Cake and Gas 0*. fit

Creek Coal and Mm.

Cnion Tra-M.on 5*. Cot A Southern

lUdpM Indple.

Twve JUata,. lnapi»_ AJL Be Wokoum Marion* W. **... Union Traction of Indiana 6e

tastern

Ue ASK 5a Railway 4s.

TO

rupaen* daa §*.,,•» Indiana Hotel 2d fie

to *425 Mo

Fetstww

MmShsuo 425 :o- m

Wad

from md Whnm end *ro ‘jisrusssa

Wiiaeiday and trad* was a Bttts mmm bruit Th# seU anap pr-*-md by th# mewtlMr hwreow for thi» part of the uwauWy hi a few daya. Is expected to pot a edaap to the bustaaaafa frwu and n^mAie« ood^^f mr Omgmmm fa# antohof"" **"***• **

thee# aruMas.

Tfbw aumphr of pearflm is thwartstd^r of 1 praflsb'ty ha aero «• the in

KMQMwfB row tar a week or

srkese of fruMs

to retail tri rflcfri-- _

ffi-Od extra fancy Who . faory Maider, I ■lews. *41.00: tarry T2i t s2i&%>iru

fewer

s GeMm. Fl .TSf •fi-ta' fancy Waft

"JX'

4S lb*-ex*ra fewer wolf _

— H

tavsra, *i^M':5c

Wolf fitysrs. ta oo fawgr w^Mbra

#flfifi: Mjtdwa BfuSh.

m ewokiag. *1.2&#1A4 ApHoots—Cali form a. *3A

.2*«3A0 a

''rope* -Tnkar*. *t'.i*4*3X» * hox:

what

glowine

Facet now extol smooth, speedy

shaves w itfj

Mas Coceord, 4064m: a basket: Bed Emper- «»*. *3.00 a be*. Orapetmit—*7hO a boat. ffwono—Caliiornia. sLoadord box. *3.00; ehoto#. *4^0. Ora*u»»—California, eho-.ee, *«7S«825 SC oc'iaPJJO a earn. __ *—Mirsugsoi ESberto*. *3256*^0 » hwhel: Mew Tssk Mbertoo. *3^0; Ohio Go *d Drops. $Zj00 a btusheL Pears—Home-grown augar. fitJMWH-fij a bushel: Mew Tark BarUett. No. 1- *3^«: Mo. 2- 43.U0; Mew Tark Seefcefa. *3 00 a boSbet numo—Idaho Prune. *1A« a 14B>. box; Gkwen Gage. *2^0 a bushel; Biae Damson. *4 00 a bushel. 1RGETABLJB8— 40« a

SIS© a bushel.

-Crjed Xietmgan navy. e««<4c: name. a a.; home-grown S2JM»«2J2» a hostel;

owae, 4©<t a U*.

XLaJe—Home-grown. *1.00 a bwrreL Cabbage—Paney northern. 2c a IP-

Carrots Casw! grown. $1.50 a Celery i Hmw* grnwu. $1A5

41 tXXX Ckf 8

Mt rhlgua 7 fll-tfl a *35© • busteL*

Cucumbers—Hothouse. *1.75 a doses.

M» a barrel. SbJta

Rrrplant—*125 Yj.‘a ‘

Kale—Si 7» a harroL

Leooei Leaf bocar crow. 85c4fe <10® a buetel: York head. *2 00 3 2.50 a crate hoawa grown. *135 a butefi: fancy Xtehigaa *25© a erase; WaakTWgtew Iceberg.

'5© * erase.

*1.7* a hottel: 3©e © lb. Largo. *1.00 a

Mawtaed IInwwHL-

‘-grown. *1.73 *

green. *0v a

bunehee: Smau-h *250 a ante 50 ocinM. Indiana, yellow $1.7^«1©0 a 100-R» bag, white. *2AL5fii2.50. pickling. *lu*© a 2©-Q>. box. Parsnip*—S2.00 a btaheL Badtobee—Home-grown. ZSe » «k»eu bunches- fancr kmg. 2ae a doeen banrhe*. Sptuach—Home-irows. new. *I2o * b ’tauaH»—51 75 a bushel.. T-cm: -«•—f2©0 a btashel. ^ _ Temau-V'—See *1.75 a buabei.

POTATOES— Potatoes—Ml chi ran Round Whiteb. S3.©6 ^3^0 » 13©-n». bag: Irish Cobblers, 54-00ik 471-5.

e«O0 a barrel. mmmm C-ctaioapee—Honey Dew. S3©0 a crate.

FISH TRADE IMACTIVE.

-THE GARBfENT

yellow pike. 35e: Mo. 1 salmon. 35«: Columbia river chuiook salmon. 33c; Pacific

eooat hah but. 35c: I-ake Jfate jock salmon, f >-t T 1? * V17»C 30c: croppves. 3©c; aunftrh. ’Joe; Lake Rne : daKA^i IkKo S french

grass pike. 25c: carp, I5c: buffalo. 25e; biaefe bass 4©e: jumbo frogs, each 75c: baby trout. 35c. blue fish. 35c. Boston mack erei. 30c; F Ion da mackerel. 30c: baby frogs. 00c a doaen: lobsters. t>Oc a lb., shrimp in jars. 5©c: peeled shrimp. 53.00 a goCon:

green shnrop 30c a lb.

SMOKED FISH—Whiiefish, 30c; herring. HOc bonehwe Wind robbtas, 40c; Columbia

I

DRY TsS^

OYSTERS—Standards, rent- 40e: select*. 50c. New York count*. «©e: whoW.»>. etandards. gallon. *250: medium selecta. *3.00: extra «e!evt&.M “ ■ ^

comets. |4.00.

*350; Sew York

Wane Weather fletris

-ffwppifc

Steady. 1 weather have taken

left it' dulL Supplies continue to arrive

tarty and price* hold

practically steady

arrivaJa m fresh natural •fcrmsp in giaee pint jars, the first u> the load market. The shrimp thus put up retain# :ta n ohora* flavor and eoR mw taete. • The first shipment.* of Florida btuefish of the seweaw have arrived. They will probably be the but also The catfish season iu the #0 Jtaern states » praettewily at a doer sad shipmrota are emafiL Baby trout from Oreen.

Oiean#. live

Boy. jumbo frog* from ^

entvafe.

Whenyoa “know” you have a stomach it’s time to suspect your liver. You need Beecham’s Ms. A lazy liver and overworked kidneys allow food poisons to circulate m the blood irritate theen-

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JTS d»»h<*roi

U. S. Taxes

payer* through^mwnmee

«(e«rclients reduced ha

114.0**.

off

YOU-tlw ev^utrre who swewrt to cowntant or bookkrepre. who comp

th* a*-

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