Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1920 — Page 12

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If yon will step into our bank either to start a savings account with a dollar or two or to make inquiry regarding the various services we render, you will find a warm welcome. You will find, too, that it is just as commonplace a place in which to do business as any store or shop. Test our sincerity. Jtfrtdjer an& Crust Company

CITES BIG PROFITS IN TAX DEFENSE Congressman Shows There Is No Reason for ‘Pinch/ WASHINGTON, Mar 26.—War profits of corporations after paying heavy war taxes were 75 per cent greater than the average peace-time business returns just before the war. Representative -Hull, Tennessee, one of the flanrial experts of congress, declared In a statement today. The corporate net Income of the country remaining after payment of all income, excess and war profits taxes from 1916 to 1920 inclusive, is more than tlilrty-four billion dollars, or an average of seven billion dollars a year, said Hull, while the corresponding net income remaining for the years 1912, 1915 rnd 1914 averaged but slightly ovpr four billion dollars, and these latter were not Lad business years." Hull, a democrat, cited the figures as a defense for the excess profits taxes. Urging greater government economy, null estimated that during the nex twenty-five years $700,000,000 annually will be p3id to the service men in insurance, compensation, pensions, etc.

PUPILS PORTRAY HISTORY OF CITY Brilliant Pageants Staged in School Yards. A pageant made up of sixteen episodes of the history of Indianapolis was presented this afternoon by the pupils of the Thomas D. Gregg public school No. 15. at the school. Earliest and latest school life was portrayed by the first grade pupils; pioneer 'social life, by the second grade; a. winter evening in an old-time home and early modes of travel, by the third grade; “Lighting up the Century,” by the fourth grade; sanitation and advancement of health, by the fifth grade; log cabin and modern days, by the sixth grade; development of commerce, by the seventh grade. The finale was a brilliant portrayal of the four leading episodes of the history of the city. They include the coming of the first settler to Indianapolis, the civil war period, Indiana governors and the world war. Garfield school on Madison avenue and Raymond street also gave a festival on the school grounds under the direction of the teachers. An elaborate pageant was presented by the Emerson school in Ellenberger woods yesterday afternoon. The life of Indianapolis from her first birthday to the one hundredth was shown in a succession of brilliant living pictures, acted out by the children of the school. A particularly effective feature was the picturing of the “Rainbow of Promise” showing a glimpse into the promising future of the city. Mrs. Herbert Adkinson. pianist, furnished the music interpolated into certain scenes. Miss Kate Mason, principal, assisted by the teachers, conceived the idea of the pageant and carried it through.

Eergdoll Reward Increased SI,OOO WASHINGTON, May 26.—Additional reward of $1.00) for information resulting in the capture of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy slacker, who recently escaped from his guards at Philadelphia, was offered today by his Washington counsel. Samuel T. Ansell, former judge advocate general, and Edward S. Bailey. This was In addition to the rewards totalling $2,500 previously offered. Attorneys Ansell and Bailey sharply criticised the department of justice in reply to an announcement from Attor-ney-General Palmer's office that the latter had information as early as April 30, of a plot for Bergdoll to get bail and then jump It. SEEK CHTBCH FELLOWSHIP. Every family belonging to the Roberts Park M. E. church is being visited thi3 week by the Unit Leaders’ organization of the church to promote fellowship and to become better acquainted. Perfection Butter—Glossbrenner’g.

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CROKER REFUSES TO FORGIVE SON One Charge He Won't Forget ‘While He Lives' WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., May 26. Richard Croker having testified today that his response lacked defiulteness because memonrauda was In a safety deposit box, which he was enjoined from opening, the opposing counsel suggested a modification of the injunction and production of the memoranda and other papers. Croker’s counsel objected. Ignoring his attorneys Croker turned to Judge Donnell and said: “You know you are not proposing this to help me. Go ahead with the examination. "I am willing to stand the torture. "I am not playing the baby act. "The injunction will stand just as It is until we have selected the whole thing." Judge Donnell held that ns Croker did not want the injunction modified no order would be made. Father and son touched elbows in court, but did not exchange glances. Croker tendered a statement to opposing counsel to get a statement in record before he forgot the subject. "The other day you asked me if 1 would forgive Richard If this suit or the

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six salts In New York was shown to be right. *‘l want to say that there is one charge made here against my wife that I will never forgive.” He has tried to scandalise her, tried to make out that she Is a bad woman. “I will never forgive him for that as long as I live.” PARCELS MAIL OPENS TO HUNGARY. According to official notice from the postoffice department received here ordinary and registered packages up to eleven pounds will be received in the mails for Hungary, beginning June J. This mail will have a rate of 12 <*nta a pound with a transit charge of 50 cents on each package.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1920.

DOG HILL PARAGRAFS SET! Sim Flinders wbtle seated on the rail fence today, fell to the ground, but escaped uninjured. Neither Sim nor any of his friends knew he was going to fall, as he was asleep at the time. • • Washington Hocks has a brand new almanac which he prizes very highly, as It contains a picture of himself and a history of hts life, or that part of it which was saved by his taking twentyfour bottles of the medicine. * * The Tlckvllle banker did not get to go to church Sunday morning as he could not crank his car.

MASONS END 99TH ANNUAL SESSION Meeting Closes With Visit to Franklin Home. Visits to the Masonic homo at Franklin and the discussion of business matters closed the ninety-ninth annual state meeting of the Grand lodge of Free and Accepted Masons today. According to the report of the grand master, Charles J. Orblson, read at the opening session of the meeting, the lodge membership has increased 10,022 in the past year, bringing the total up to 98.170 In the state. The report showed that during the year six new temples were dedicated. Following the regular advancement of officers, the following were named: Richard H. Scheltzer, Knlghtstown, grand master; Omar B. Smith, Rochester, deputy grand master; Robert W, Phil lips, Richmond, senior grand warden; Charlea A. I.tppineott, South Bend, junior grand warden. Frank E. Gavin and Calvin W, Prather. Indianapolis, were reelected grand treasurer and grand secretary, respectively.

Tools for Gardening Among the Smaller Tools Needed Are: Wheel Plows *3.00 and *3.50 Garden Rakes.. ,45c up 1 Spading Forks.sl.lo up I Cultivators 15c up Garden Hoes 40c up 1 Spades *1.50 up | Trowels 12c up “Adjusto” Plant SprayPlant Fertilizer Now Supports for stimulating rapid Don’t let the bugs Just the thing you growth in vnur lawn get your garden profhave been looking for y °“ r Us. A small bandpiantß°or >ose buXs ° F S Blra^r COBts onl ? off the ground. For Sf6.de plant food, in Spray with arsenate plants 18 Inches to 5 35 e* and 50<i car- of lead, Fungi-bordo. feet high. Prices, 85c, v Tuber-tonic, Blaekleaf to *2.25 a dozen. tons. 40, Destroy. Things for the Lawn Our stock of lawn mowers includes /tng<\‘A such well known brands as the “VonneI'Y hi f j < i res,la ' vn and the "PhilaGrass Seed Sprinkling Hose Fresh, active seed—a mixture of inch size i3 O up blue grass, red top and white s ! ze 18c np clover. Sold only in bulk. Price, flog”' Keels’. *.!:'.*.V.VMO up per lb., 40es in 10-lb. lots, 35c lb. Lawn Rollers *11.55 up ______ , To Brighten Up the Home Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, 3 cans 25c Shi no Dust Mops Liquid Veneer je<. Ufl Screen Paint, a quart Floorlac, a quart *I.BO Fluxoap, a can 35c Floor M ax. a can 85c Brooms and Mops, Garbage Paifs, Trash Burners, Stepladders, Ice Cream Freezers, Gas Ranges. Refrigerators. Electric Washers. Electric Irons, Oil Cook Stores, Water Coolers, Watering Pots, Kitchen Utensils. VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO. 120-124- East Washington St.

Excursion Next Sunday Via C. I. & W. To Decatur, 111 $2.70 Marshall $1.22 Bloomingdale $1.30 Montezuma $1.51 Round Trip—lncludes War Tax. VISIT TURKEY RUN (STATE PARK) Special Train Leaves Union Station 7:00 a. m.

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SPECIAL SERVICE •<&> SPEEDWAY MONDAY, MAY 31st VIA Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos. Cars leave Traction Terminal Station every minute commencing at 6:00 a. m., Monday, May 31st. AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

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.

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The Age of Pain Is Past u f Y That is, so far as dental operational are concerned. There was, of course* **•&•*“ ■rxj - a time when some dental work! could not be done without considerable pain. But, in these, days on anesthetics and scientific methods pain has been driven from the] dental office. 1 EITELJORG & MOORE, DentisJ Corner But Market Street and Circle. Ground Floor. Ledr

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