Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1920 — Page 12

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BANKERS URGE CUT IN LOANS Should Be Required Within Next Few Months, They Tell Reserve Board. WASHINGTON. D. C., May 20.-Mqul-datlon of not loss than 10 per cent of hank loans within the nest four months will be required under the terms of a policy recommended today by the leading bankers of the country in conference with the federal reserve board as a means for meeting the credit crisis without Inviting more serious consequences. The liquidation will amount to about $2,000,000,000. and, while borrowers producing or marketing necessities will be required to repay little if any of their loans from banks, borrowers supplying luxuries or holding goods for high price* will be compelled to repay advances of credit largely, if not entirely. ao that the average reduction by each bank shall be at least 10 per cent. Federal reserve and member banks are to co-operate In forcing this liquidation, which is expected to force a fall of prices and a decreased cost of living by compelling profiteers to unload hoarded stocks at greatly reduced price* in order to take up notes and arrange for further credit. This forced liquidation is already in operation. The bankers' resolutions, framed by a committee h?ad*d by James B. Forgan of Chicago, recommended that the banks reduce their total loans by 10 per cent —or more, if necessary for the fall movement of crops—and give preference in new loans to those essential for production of the necessities of life: that the federal government defer alt but necessary expenditures until after the crop movement, and reduce Its borrowing to a minimum; that states, counties and cities defer issuance of bonds, and postpone public improvements to help the labor and material markets: that individuals and business concerns postpone construction not imperative, and that individuals increase their savings deposits in the banks, and spend as little as possible, limiting their purchase to necessaries. The resolutions point ont that bank ltvans aggregate an unprecedented total, sot that the bank reserves are down almost to the legal minimum.

Protest Breaking Up of Labor Meeting There was no police Interference at an open-air meeting held last night by the labor party of Marlon county at Michigan and King street in protest against the action of Patrolman Andrew Rhodes in treating up a similar meeting held at the same place on Tuesday night. Francis J. Dillon, state Chairman of the labor party, and Charlea W. Kern of the Building Trades Council, were the principal speakers. Chief of Police Kinney has informed the labor party that an Investigation is being made of the Tuesday night affair. Boy Hangs Self Amusing Children ORANGE CITT- la. May 30.—Ieaao Do Jagcr, 17, accidentally hanged himself When amusing the children of his employer on the farm of U. <J. Van I)<% Meide today. De Jager was playing ‘'down” on a pile of corncobs In a shed and had a rope suspended from the ceiling. The pile of cobs slipped from under him and De .lager’s head was caught in the noose. CENSUS REPORT WASHINGTON, May CO.—Preliminary population figures announced today by the census bureau included the following: Denver, Colo., 1920 population, 256,389: Increase since 1910, 42.988, or 20.1 per cent. Tacoma. Wash.. 1920 population. 98,965; increase since 1910, 13,222 or 15.5 per cent. Liberty Nut Oleomargarine—Glossbrenner s

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Francis to Resign if Reds Recognized ST. LOUIS. May 20. —David R. Francis, American ambassador to Russia, in an address here today asserted he would resign if soviet Russia were recognized.

RIM’S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE 250 Spring Models TAFFETA SILK, GEORGETTES, SATINS, TRICOTINE AND SERGE Marked down for final clearing, Grouped into three lots — Kvery H A !*% ■ ■ Taffeta Silk 1 Urea* W m, ■ ■ W Printed 1 Absolutely a ■ nL V o Georgette j New Soring Headed Model 19 jffflHT Georgette | of the §3 Crepe Meteor Finest M Charuieuae Workmanship is >y<, >•*, Satin and Quality Hfm ji TricoUne Serg* $19.50 and $33.00 Absolutely the Lowest Markdown That Will Prevail This Season in Spring Silks, Satin and Serge. RINK’S CLOAK HOUSE

“RIDE A BICYCLE” A TWO-DAY SALE Os S4O 00 37. Bicycles *99:Z§ Priced for We have just TWENTY COMPEER bikes. Friday and Not old stock, out brand new bicycles, equipped . with New Departure Coaster, mudguards, comSaturday sortable spring saddle. They have a drop frame Only at and are finished in blue. These values range $32.75. about S4O and will be offered for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY At Special Price of $32.75 “Try Habich’s First” The Gus Habich Cos. 142 East Washington St.

OUR SPECIAL BANK CREDIT PLAN \ Allow yon to buy your home outfit at cash prices. D. ir FOSTER FURNITURE ANO CARPET COMPANY Opp Terminal Depot. 117-119-121 Went Market street.

CRASH VICTIM’S BURIAL AT PERU Mrs. Emerick Dies, but Son and Wife Escape Injury. The body of Mrs. Luisa G. Emerick, 65, of 90S North Meridian street, fatally injured In a crossing crash yesterday afternoon, will be taken to Peru, Ind., her former home, today, where burial will take place Friday afternoon. Mrs. Emerick died a few minutes after the automobile driven by her son, Frank G. Emerick, was struck by an lnbouud Union Traction Company freight car at College avenue and Fifty-ninth street crossing. In the rear seat of the car with Mr*. Emerick was Mrs. Edward Myers of Toledo, who escaped injury. In the front seat with Mr. Emerick was his wife, who also escaped Injury, although the automobile was demolished. Dr. R. C. Light, 6116 College avenue, deputy coroner, attended the Injured woman. Witnesses told Sergt. Chitwood that John Earl, motormnn of the interurbau. sounded his whistle a block from the crossing and again as he approached the crossing, but that Emerick's ear was enclosed and he apparently did not hoar the warning. Funeral services for Mrs. Emerick will be held in the Presbyterian church at Peru. i

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920.

| DOG HILL PARAGRAFS |! The deputy constable’s busby eyebrows again stood him in good stead a few days ago, when he sat and watched a law-breaker through them, when all the time the man thought the deputy was taking a nap. • • • Sidney Hocks made out like Ms nose was bleeding and got up and left the sermon Sunday morning before the pator had been preaching n hour.

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Owing to the death of Mrs. Ora Anna Doss, mother of Mrs. Earle J. Marsh, the studios will remain closed until Saturday morning, May 22, 1920. MARSH DANSE STUDIOS

Round Trip T n | a J A Round Trip $5.00 Saturday, May 22nd $5.00 War Tax Included via War Tax Included Terre Haute Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CompanyFrankfort and TANARUS., St. L. & W. R. R. Company Leave Indianapolis 9:00 and 11:30 P. M., May 22nd. Return limit leaving Toledo, Ohio, at 6:00 P. M. Sunday following date of sale. Direct connection at Frankfort. Depots adjoining. Call Joint Ticket Office for further Information. Main 4500.

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Only Two Days Left KINNEYS BIG $5.00 SHOE SALE CLOSES SATURDAY Hundreds have already availed themselves of this opportunity to save money on shoes . While some lines have become more or less broken , we are still able to supply a shoe for almost any need , in the size which you should have . Not a Clearance Sale Greater Volume of Business By no means is this an attempt to clear our shelves , We "f <=”' inced that the surest way to reduce the price J 1 of anything is to handle a maximum volume on a minimum of out-of-date or inferior merchandise. You will margin of profit. No doubt many ~new customers will be mi, ii -i , i ii„ brought to our store bv this sale. The increased amount of hnd here the season s favorite styles, as well as busi £„ wiu allow u , {„ npera tc on even a lower profit marStaple lines, for men and women. gin. Thus, your saving does not end with this event Two More Days Friday and Saturday More Days Featuring Summer and Fall Footwear for Men and Women Ladies’ white kid pump, coy- Dull kid turn sole pump, \ $5.00 _ $5.00 __ f Patent plain pump, covered \ • U B ) 00 Ijouis heel— J *1 —S. S F/! B 00 H n. ir* e'ff* AM Ladies’ brown kid oxford, tpUtVV f' I il medium heel, stitched tip— Ladies’ patent leather cloth f nv J ssooo top lace boot, Louis heel— -'V . vr f? AH O.A \ P\ ff Ladies’ black kid oxford, mes dium heel, stitched tip— Ladies’ gunmetal lace boot, kid top, medium heel—' r ... . . , gfo pd Ladies black Kid lace h< ot, stitched tip.' Louis heel— Ladies’ black kid oxford, 00 stitched tip, low heel— <&E? Arv plain toe. leather Louis heel—ss.oo $5.00 $5.00 Asrf /k/\ ; —: 7 Men’s gunmetal straight last —— —— (TkO Men’s gunmetal lace shoe, , Mens gunmetal English ox- . . bluch er cut — ah aa ford ~ Men’s brown calf lace? blucher wide toe, blucher cut, double Men’s vici blucher, medium Men’s brown calf work shoe, > Men’s brown calf English Men’s vici kid blucher, wide Men’s patent leather straight lace toe of single or double sole — last lace oxford—ss.oo ’ $5.00 $5.00 Men ’ s Engli3h Parcel Post sMffJF'W ItlldO Y J*' Store ClosesPaid in W AMM MM /€✓JKX Week Days 5:30 Indiana no e .ojhljo Saturday 9:30

Jane wedding* will soon j be here. Don’t forget ff 4k t- —X"" * L—* wjL Ninth Floor Kahn Bldg. Ii ! Auction Famous Furniture Cos., 448 West Washington St. Now closing out entire furniture stock at public auction. Sales daily at 1:30 and 7:30 p. m. until > all is sold. Safe Tflilk for INFANTS & INVALIDS For Infants, Invalid* andGrowlngChlldren I Rich MiiV Malted Grain Extract in Powder The Original Food-Drink For All Age | No Cooking—Nourishing Digestible Blank Books St £®L°j® , a “*! Filing Device* BH Ft j-i M>V ll PrtXg P .i!s Bask Stationery Engraving