Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1920 — Page 12

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WATERPOWER AIDS QUEBEC Progress of Industry Marked Under Development. QUEBEC. Quebec, Jan. 23.—Interesting figures illustrative of the industrial growth of the Province of Quebec have been laid before the legislative assembly by the Hon. Walter G. Mitchell, provincial treasurer. “Our province ex pandinsr industrially at a rapid rate,’ said the minister. “The develor -ient of our stater powers has in a very large measure contributed to this great in dustrial expansion. There is no doubt •in my mind that our province is emi nently adapted for all kinds of In dustries. We have the resources: we have the power; we have the means of transportation, both rail and water; our people are industrious, economical and contented, and there is nothing that I can see to retard our progress. in dustrial development means more em ployment for labor, more wages, and greater markets for the produce of the farmer. "We mnst have more production, there must be more work, but to get the best results there is an absolute necessity that the capitalist, the laborer, and the farmer work together for the good of our province and country. The different factions which arc now pitted against each other must recognize the broad basis of co-operation, which has been responsible for modern progress. Cos, operation means the sinking of differ - . ences for the common good. Capitalist. laborer and farmer must get down to a ’ businesslike understanding of their differences for the common weal.”

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18 Kiddies in One Brooklyn Family NEW YORK, Jan. 2 .—Eighteen children in one family, with thirteen in the family next door, have been found by James Doherty, census enumerator, in the Hunters Point section of I>ong Island City. Doherty has been working in the congested sections along Vernon and Jackson avenues and the intervening streets, and he has more than 3,200 names on his list. On Borden avenue Mr. Doherty came across hts biggest, family, consisting of a father, mother and eighteen healthy children. This family was neighbor to another in which were father and mother and thirteen children, eight of whom made up four sets of twins.

‘Food Drafts’ on Sale to Help Europe “Food Drafts.” to be used for sending badly needed foodstuffs and clothing to Euroepan countries, were placed on sale at the Fletcher-American National bank today. These drafts have been provided 'by the American relief administration of which Herbert Hoover is chairman ns a means by which American's may send assistance to relatives in Germany, Austria, Toland ami Czecho-Slovakia. PARK BOARD LETS CONTRACT. Harry 8. Jenkins has been awarded .a contract for electric wiring at the park board's barns in Garfield and Riverside park, on a bid of $l4O.

PHRENOLOGY NOT FORTUNE TELLING Demonstration Frees Gypsies in City Court. Judge Walter Pritchard of the city court today was convinced that phrenology is a science and does not come under the head of fortune telling, which is prohibited by a citv ordinance. This conviction of the court resultedln Anna Adams and Katherine Nicholas. 517 West'Washington, both foreign women, being released from a charge of fortune telling. The women appeared in city court, late yesterday. Attorney Alva Rucker, the defendants’ attorney, ordered Katherine Nicholas to give a demonstration. Bergt. Bates was selected as the patient to be "operated” on by the gypsy woman. She stood behind the chair occupied by the sergeant and slowly ran her fingers through his hair. Katherine told of the sergeant's wonderful qualities, of his patience and self control and the like. Judge Pritchard was soon convinced that a sign reading “Your head is like an open book to me.’’ which was taken at the time of the women’s arrest, was not falso advertising. Following the demonstration, which made Sergt. Bates rather uncomfortable, the court discharged the two women. PICK NEW SONG DEADER. The Indianapolis community service bureau has engaged Ralph Winters of the Song Leaders’ college. Washington, D. C„ to succeed W. R. Waghorne, who resigned as director of community singing to accept a position in the Pensacola Army and Navy club in Pensacola, Fla.

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We have just received our first complete shipment of I “Brunswick” records. The quality of a Brunswick record is unsurpassed. The high standard of quality is maintained. as it is in the “Brunswick” Phonograph itself. A combination of the two—“ The Instrument" and Record”-—insures the very best reproduction, although Brunswick Records can be played on any other Instalment with fiber or steel needle. Come in at your convenience and let us prove to you that there is the moat remarkable difference in anew Brunswick record. Below 13 a selective list of new Brunswick Doable Records. Make your selections and come in and hear them played. 2020 Brunswick HT>C. 2010 Brunswick Fan Tan. sung by A1 Stars and Stripes ForBernard; also in Miami, ever March; also Prepave sung by Arthur Fields. i° r Action, played by Brunswick Military Band. 2019 Brunswick Hoc. 3 ® 14 "T Brunswick —BS c, Erica (saxophone solo); Lucille (fox trot), played also Lewellyn (saxophone hy Carl f enton s Orchessolo), played by Rudy ~ r a: also Y here the banWiedoeft. t s £ I (,o \ r , . rot) ' played by Palace Trio. 2002 Brunswick .lack Tar March; also Na- My Cuban Dreams (fox tional Emblem March, trot); also La La Lucille played by Brunswick (medley one-step), played Military Band. by Carl Fenton's Orchestra MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920.

Cleveland Labor May Start Bank CLEVELAND, Jan. 23—Cleveland labor may withdraw its deposits totalling about $40,000,000 from the local banks and launch a co-operativo bank of its own, Warren S. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, said here today. "This $40,000,000 might just as well work for labor - ,” he said. Stone said he believed the co-operative bank may be reality before the end of this year. High Moose Official to Attend Banquet James J. Davis, Pittsburg, Pa., director general of the Loyal Order of Moose, will be the guest of honor at a banquet to be given next Tuesday evening by In dianapclls lodge No. 17. Loyal Order of Moose, in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel. Preceding the banquet many candidates will be initiated at the Moose hall on Delaware street. Backs Merchants in Price JVarnings Henry Kahn, president of the Kahn Tailoring Company, indorses the policy of merchants lb warning patrons of increases in the price of clothing, he said today. . Mr. Kahn said the wage adjustment of the , clothing industry in Chicago, on which wages in Indianapolis were based, grants a general Increase which will effect the retail price of clothing. The statement was made following some criticism of merchants advertising an increase In the cost of clothing.

Sues to Recover Forfeited Bond Claris Adams, prosecuting attorney, has filed a suit in the circuit court asking SI,OOO Judgment against Dave Crenshaw and Loren* Leffert because of the action x>f the city court forfeiting a bond for Crenshaw. Crenshaw is alleged to have failed to appear for trial in the city court on Jan. 9 last on a charge of operating a blind tiger. Leffert is named as the surety. Meat Inspection Bill Up to Council An ordinance making it unlawful to sell ifninspected meat in Indianapolis has been drafted by the board of health for

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presentation to the city cruncll next Monday night. The measure is in two sections, the first to prevent the actual sale of meat brought in from outside the city and the second designating a place where all such meat shall be brought for inspection. A penalty of S3OO, to which a jail sentence of not more than six months may be added, is fixed for each violation of the ordinance. ALBERT VISITS PARIS. PARIS,- Jan. 23.—King Albert of Belgium came to Paris incognito Wednesday and conferred for a long time with President Potncnre. JEWELRY FROM BUTTERFLIES. LONDON, Jan. 23.—Jewelry made from the wings of butterflies, chemically treated to make them durable, is becoming popular in England.

No Federal Child Labor Law on Books There is no federal law prohibiting child labor, according to information set out in a letter written by United States District Attorney Fred VanNuys and made public today. Attorney VanNuys has received a number of letters asking information on the I question and compiled data relative to the federal law concerning child labor. The letter sent out asserts that the one child labor law passed Sept. 1, 1916, was declared unconstitutional. Limitations and conditions imposed on child labor are included in the revenue act of 1918. which provides for a tax of per cent on all products of industries employing child labor, according to the district attorney.

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