Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 302, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1920 — Page 12

12

Open Saturday Night 6 to 8:30 fktibet ftattns* anti TEnffit<Ea ■ ■■■ --- “ r^| i STRIKERS FACE TvRIAL BY UNION t<int of Membership and Insurance Threatened. prypiTxarm hip til tbe Brott?rtOO<l Tntnn and the lnanxanco jinirdlm wtTorded tV that organisation, •aMhonta striking yak-town of IndUnnotU, acoo*<£lag to a tet*cint mad* by C. B* X*no, rfhairmaa of thw brotherhood ■miiidTf i 1 of th* Big Four Una, today. KfaMl to fulfill tk* contiuflt* **: takes by the tmjtberl, “*>d t*® *"• btaU of cbatfea on wbleb a nabe of strikers trill >be triad. It traa bnndiad former the Big Foot yard* are said be dated for *ri. i and i? 2of them will be called before the brotherhood court _X*T 8 - laanranee poUctee carried by the brotabood are of four class**, <!*> * Mag S6OO, $l,lOO, $1,600 and SB,OOO, A wMeh the $1,600 la said to be the most P *?j£S J. Peters, president of tbe lndlaaapolie Yardmen's alteration, ua all members of bt organisation are membars of the brotherhood and that all rrm nay their dues promptly Ma 7 1. •The brotherhood c&n not exr®* omn for taking a vacation as long as he pays his dues,” said Peters. Ihe strikers continued to meet at the new Labor Temple, 33-41 West Pearl street, and speakers reiterated tbe determination of leaders to keep the men out until the government railroad labor board acts on the wage demands. Conditions In the yards here are improving rapidly, according to railroad officials. The Big Your Has employed 100 new men and the yard force is now capable of handling about 80 per cent of normal business. The Pennsylvania has employed eighty •rw men, giving it 70 per cent of n normal force. Most of the new men employed here are experienced switchmen, although most of them have been engaged la other work recently. A few of the strikers are returning to work each day In the various yards.

AMES CONDUCTS INQUIRY AT N. Y. NEW YORK, April 27.—Federal Inquiry into strike conditions In New York was conducted today by Judge C. B. Ames, assistant United States attorney general. Ames planned to make a thorough probe of not only the “‘outlaw" strike of railroad employes, but also of the strike of longshoremen and steamship clerks The Inquiry was held behind closed door*. Representatives of business men’s organizations and civic clubs were the first witnesses to appear. Constant Improvement in the railroad strike conditions was reported by railroad managers MANUFACTURERS MAKE COMPLAINT CHICAGO, April 27.—Manufacturer* today declared the strike of outlaw avrttchmen in the Chicago district has tied up raw materials and virtually prevented shipments of finished products. Railroads claimed freight was moving CD per cent of normal.

Prepare Your Children to meet the duties of tomorrow The future of our country rests with the children of today. Don't handicap your children by not paying attention to their bodily growth. Give them plenty of milk and aid them to grow up healthy, strong in body and mind. No food furnishes the elements necessary for energy and growth as thoroughly as milk. “Give the youngsters lots of milk, with meals and between meals,, in every form possible. Milk is the best all-round nour- ♦ ishing food for developing a healthy body.”— New England Dairyman, January, 1920. Milk gives the greatest return for the money spent. Many Indianapolis families , realizing the benefit to be obtained from milk, are using a quart a f or tn family. Why not order a f l quart of Polk’s for each child in your family? JSL POLK’S milk bottles prompt- _ II M• 11 ly. Without bottles K Cf" |Va lgK we can not make de- IvAAla*. liveries to you. Ask w Phystcmn Order by Phone North 852, Auto. 23-331. 'r r - • - _ .TjT , _—. ■f ' ~ ~~ ~~

BONUS FIGHT SUBS CONGRESS BUSINESS MEN to Industry Feared in Further Taxation for * $2*000.000.000. PLAN COUNTER ACTION ■WASHINGTON. April 27.—Soldier bonus legislation held the attention of Congress ‘today, but the developments Indicate that tbe leaders are no nearer a satisfactory solution of the problem thyp at any time during the past month. T3ie Identical bills presented by Representative Rainey, democrat, of Illinois, and Represents five Johnson, republican. South Dakota, levying a tax on war profits for 1820, which will result in the taking by the government of 80 per cent of profits from industry engaged in war work, roused the business men in Congress to a protest. BILL TO YIELD FULLY **,000,000,000. It ia claimed by the authors of this bUI that tt will yield fully $2,000,000,000, and that this aum will be ample to pay any bonus that may be voted to the {former service men. Business men contend that the taking of' rbis amount of money from industry w®l cripple it, render it unable to carry on the business that must be handled if trade and commerce are to continue prosperous and might precipitate a panic that would throw the entire country in disorder and disaster. rn order to prevent Its passage there will be a quick lineup of those members of oongress who believe that business end industry are carrying taxes now Shout as heavy as it is safe to load upon em. MOVEMENT MAY COMPLICATE SITUATION. The result of such a movement will tend to create another faction on the bonus legislation and further complicate tbe situation. The political side of the question was emphasised in the house by partisan speeches made by Representatives Longworth, republican, Ohio. Green, republican, lowa, and Garner, democrat, Texas. The republicans scolded the democrats for trying to make political capital out of the proposed legislation and the democrats retorted that the republicans were seeking to capture the soldier vote by the paltry bribe of $1 or $1.25 a day bonus.

THIEF’S DOUBLE LIFE REVEALED Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Existence Lead by Burglar. CHICAGO, April 27.—A Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde existence was revealed today Ip the life of James Hnrrlgan, debonair burglar, shot to death when attempting to escape from police here Sunday nigh*. Mrs. Ida May Needham, 40. identified Harrigan as one of her roomers. “I never knew he was a crook," she said. “Ho told me he was a detective. "It seemed Impossible that a man li*e he was could be a thief. “His room always was like a bandbox." Harrlgan’s cache revealed more than SIOO,OOO worth of stolen goods.

DOG HILL PARAG RAFS f ] in.tv The wrens are out this week seeking locations for their spring nests and this morning one was noticed looking seriously at Luke Mathewsla. • * • Atlas Peck, who last year some time borrowed a suitcase from Poke Earley, took It home this morning, and everybody for miles around wondered where he was going. * • Crlqjcet Hicks has taken the agency for a patent collar button. Ills exclusive territory includes all of the United States, for which he had to pay $lO.

Blame Material for Poor Street Work Inferior asphalt patches on Meridian street between the monument and Ohio street, are due to faulty material rather than poor workmanship, according to members of the board of works and the city council. On request of Gustav G. Schmidt, president of the council, members of the board of works, in company with A1 Meloy, street commissioner, inspected the payment yesterday. It was said employes of the street department used a ‘‘cold mix" to patch the pavement about a month ago, and the repairs have since worn away. The inspection was made in view of an Increase in pay demanded by employes of the street department.

Leg Sore A huge sore—very deep—full of foul discharge. Agony all day; no rest at Bight. Then just a few drop* of the gentle. cooling liquid. D. D. D. Irritation and pain gone. Sweet, refreshing sleep at night. In due time, complete healing. The first bottle is guaranteed to bring relief. Sic. 60c and SI.OO. Ask for D. D. D. today. 0.D.0. IML lotion for Shin Disease ■a ■——a _ - _ If you are troubled NERVOushess ■ ■ form, let us send you our free booklet ••Effect* of the Strain* of Modern Life l poo the Nervous System." Explaining how Koszell’s SedatlTe Restorer Acts. THE ROSZEI.I. LABORATORIES, 602-4 Ind. Trust Bidg.. Indianapolis, Ind.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, \PRIL 27, 1920.

FARM MASSACRE MAY BE SOLVED North Dakota Police to Arrest 2 Men for Deaths of 8. TURTLE LAKE, N. D., April 27.—The arrest of two men believed guilty of the murder of eight members of Jacob Wolfs family here, was expected late today. Officers spoke with awe of the ‘‘chilled steel” nerve of the two suspects, who mingled at all times with the crowds of curious at the farm home where a family of eight was obliterated. Two guests were at the Wolf home Thursday—the day of tho murder —since the table was set for ten. Wolf was shot at long range. There was evidence others of the family were killed at short range, probably to silence witnesses. Only the baby was left alive. Suspicion centered on two men because they had had trouble with Wolf. One recently received a shot gun from a mail order house. The weapon was similar to that later found in a pond near the house. The two men assisted in removing the bodies from the home and in finding empty shells and other clues. WANT AMERICA TO AID EUROPE U. S. Chamber of Commerce Body Recommends Action. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., April 27. American aid for reconstruction work in Europe was recommended today to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States by the national committee on European finance, which declared the following steps were necessary: Shipment of raw materials to Europe. Revision of the excess profits and income taxes in this country. Sanction and co-operation of the government in plans for extending private credit to Europe. Formal establishment of peace. Increased thrift and decreased consumption by Americans Increased production, reduction of Inflated currency and political stability in Europe. The committee was appointed by the Chamber of Commerce following the international trade conference here last October. Perfection Eggs—Olossbrenner’s.

. * \ * John L. Duvall is qualified to represent the people of Marion County by reason of his wide, successful experience in business. He realizes the necessity of a BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION that will most effectually conduct the affairs of the people. He is endorsed by prominent business men from the city and the farm for State Senator from Marion County Republican Preferential 7MT yfxL PRIMARIES l™ a y 4th

Transportation Bldg. (Being Modernized) Southeast Cor. Delaware and South Sts, —MODERN OFFICE ROOMS ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE—s For Railroad Offices, Coal Offices, Transfer Offices, Factory Representatives, Brokerage Agents or Commission Agents and others who desire to be near the Freight Depots. > Directly Across the Street from the New York Central and Pennsylvania Depots. __ ■ N 24-Hour Elevator Service Vacuum Cleaning System Running Ice Water for Drinking Private Automobile Parking Space for Tenants Open for Inspection at Any Time. William F. Wocher, Agent (OR SEE YOUR BROKER) Bth Floor City Trust Building. Main 3998 • Auto. 24-806

OUR SPECIAL BANK CREDIT PLAN Allow you to buy your home outfit at cash prices. D. N- FOSTER FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY 117-119-121 West Market street. Opposite Traction Terminal Depot. ,L“? Bank & Trust Go. Stock W WCll NKTYTOjf* TODD. *ls LEMCKI BLDG.

EUROPE INVITES U. S. FINANCIERS Asked to Send 3 Delegates to Allied Confab. WASHINGTON, April 27.—The United States is in the invitation extended through the embassy in London from the secretariat of the league of nations, to send not more than three delegates to the international financial conference to be held at Brussels toward the end of May. Tile representatives are to be men conversant with public finance, banking and general economic problems, and the principal subjects to be discussed are, it is understood, international trade and credits. Representatives from Great Britain, France, Italy and Holland are included in the advisory commit*ee on matters relating to the conference. The proposal is made that each country present written statements at the conference to give a comprehensive summary of the situation in each country with respect to the externnal debt, taxation, currency, Internal loans and other matters of public finance, foijeign trade, including exchanges, credits, import restrictions and exchange control. Statements will ialso be presented on behalf of the allied governments, it is understood, regarding policies for the future with respect to taxation, internal debt, currency and exchange regulations. Restoration of trade balances and foreign credit facilities will be taken up and a report will later be made to the league of nations. ASK FOR and GET Horlick’s The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes WARNING ila kssvlsg y*r bowel* r***lr do not * tweonie addicted to wkitn* pun*tine I <w miner*! Ux*tiv**: Juit try KOBOLAXj I •*/*. gantl*, wbcl*#ome. Beat end go** I UrOmL Obtainable *t few dmggUt*. mr). I where. Korol** t* relief for many aliment* ■ Including <xUpatlon. *eedaet.ee. dl ai I ■eetie. beleglas. *u. heartburn, torpid Utef I bed breath, oerroueoee.. drepepeta. i n I Una. etnaitf. omoul end imjaUel d.iumL |

Coats and Suits Generous Terms t Men ter has proven this spring that so far as the c 1 e v e re st styles go this store is in the lead. Jai 1 y shipnts from our w York buyi, the keenest the country, :p1 ain the son. Charge your rchase and / as you de5. No extra large for lit—42 stores READ MENTEK’S TERMS $2.00 down and $2 09 a week on a purchase of $30.00. On purchases of 50, 75, 104) or 150 dollars liberal terms.will be cheerfully arranged. We Do As We Advertise ITislkhi Jfl 111 S. Illinois. Third door (oath of Maryland. Open Saturday until 9. We gladly open account* with out-of-town culomr*.

APEX electrkTwasher Put your dirty clothes and hot water, with soap, Into the tub of the Apex, attach the plug to the electric light socket, push the button and the whole family washing I* done In less than two hours, with no labor and at a cost of less than 2 cents an hour for electricity. The motion of the' Apex creates in the tub a natural vacuum suction which draws the water through the clothes and cleans the very fiber as well ns the surface. The improved double acting swinging wringer permits the laundress to wring the clothes from rinse to blue water and to basket, Let us show you the advantages of the Apex and wringer. Convenient terms if desired. Vonnegut Hardware Cos. 120-124 E. Washington St.

Last Three Days Stock Taking Sale Files Gift Items Greatly Reduced Linen and Bond Tablets, 2 for 25c — • — Standard Sets, 20% Off Century Dictionary, 12 Vol. Published at $75. Our price, S4O. W. K. Stewart Cos. 44 E. Washington St.

©USE the Best . Auto. 27-397 HOUSE WIRING And Fixtures a Specialty. Prompt eervlce and satisfaction guaranteed. If It’s Electrical—Call Pros. 6572. . 11l I I Ml Watch TONER He’s the Winner •—Advertisement.

.“Ye*, I want the ehll- . ~ _ p|R4C v f*| HaTe the beat / A Wfl confirmation p 1 e tores n H ; money can bny—that's S m—II r W ,j'l why I’m taking them to '' ' f -R.CmAo.orK*faiw*lo^ Vinth Floor Kahn Bldg. nnnm A f Boys’ Tan English Shoes N §4 I IA I Boys’ Tan Scoot Shoes hJI fJVliliJ Boys’ Black Calf Shoes ALL THIS WEEK . Bovs’ Tan Calf Eng- jfcO QP - I lish ar *d medium toes. t < mlffiki K Sizes 110 51//s JiOt/ I 'N / Boys’Black Calf, English. .Stees Ito 6 lOL *3.45 A Boys’ Tan Elk Jt Scout Shoe. Sizes v % A 1 to 51/2 Boys ’ Pearl Elk flj r) if 9 u % Scout Shoes. Sizes S | Ito 5V2 * j l >sM 1 FELTMAN & CURME Yffir Shoe Stores Cos. 1/ Boys’ and Girl*’ Department, Second Floor. ley 38 East Washington Street

(Advertisement.) HIRAM JOHNSON MEETING Tomlinson Hall Wednesday Eve., April 28, 8 O’Clock 0.8. Senator Borah Speaks

EGG-PAK Ask Your Druggist \ I * Service and Satisfaction TRUSSES lIJ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS; BRACES FITTED BY EXPERT Complete Line Sick Room Supplies WM. H. ARMSTRONG CO. Z^ZVhL.--'*4 WEST OHIO ST.

Office Furniture £iaiij assortments of every style desk needed for the office Let tr’j, lection. Fire and burglar proof safes and vault doors. | I **■■* 'i Safes for home or office. • • FIXTURES FOR STORE, OFFICE AND BANK. AETNA CABINET COMPANY Display Rooms, 321-29 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis

Eye strain and blurred vision relieved by proper glasses. A careful examination and iHaHMHhHP expert advice in every case. The guarantee and prices will please you. nn 1 I Ir% ATW in? Successor to Dr. Boyer, II fx I H IX AV 1 A Fourth Floor Occidental Bldg. **• *>**■ * *-•** A Ko „ nl8 417-ig. Ma in MTt 6~ BARNKS BROTHERS _ % FARM MORTGAGES f*% Absolutely tha Safest and Best Invest* ment. No Expense to Purchaser. P. W. BARTHOLOMEW, Rep. Main 3186. 704 Odd Fellow Bldg., Indianapolis. INVESTORS, INVESTIGATE We offer for Immediate acceptance what Is considered one of the country** safest and most profitable securities. We recommend an immediate Investigation, and purchase of these securfffW. Further details gladly given. I. M. TAYLOR & CO., Inc., BANKERS] 7 Wall St., New York T. H. COREY, Mjir. 208 Hume-Manaur, Indpls. 1 Wearepre- I AARIC on farm and! pared to make city property 1 THOS. C. DAY & CO. I