Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1921 — Page 2

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EARLY REVIVAL IN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY SEEN February to Mark Resumption of Manufacture in Major Plants. BUYING PUBLIC ‘RIGHT* DETROIT, Jan. 14.—Tbe backbone of the idleness in automobile factories has been broken. The middle of February or the first cf March ■will see every major automobile manufacturing plant and a majority of tbe smaller ones back at work. Wnen these plants resume work, it la generally predicted, a majority of the vast army of unemployed will be back at their jobs. In Detroit alone there are over a hundred thousand affected by the temporary shutdowns of the plants, announced in December and early this month "for inventory.” That the plants will open is made certain with the announcement that the Ford Motor Company will resume production iri February. It Is unofficially stated that Feb. 17 is the day when this huge plant, employing 50.000 men. will swing open its gates. B. F. Craig, secretary of the Highland Bark plant, principal production center of the Ford com].any. satd today he hoped and believed the company would resume operations even before Feb. 17. GENERAL. MOTORS CONTROLS MANY PLANTS. Officials of the General Motors Corporation, the largest automobile combine in the world, were prone to remain silent when a®ked for the probable date of re-opening of the large plants controlled by the corporation. If Ford reopens his plant ahead of the rest tbe majority of the others will fall into lino as was done when, like n bolt from the blue,. Ford announced his price cut for bis automobile lust September. The General Motors Corporation controls such plants as the Buick, made at Flint, .id a !•, r.ade ar Pontiac, the Oldsmobile. made at Lansing and the Cadillac, made at Detroit. These are the blgge t selling machines made by the cor- • i.oration. There are several other companies over which the General Motors holds a ruling hand. In Detroit there are twenty-five antomoblle manufacturing concerns The Cadillac and the Scripps-Rooth are the „orly ones controlled by the great eor- * poritiou. * The Dttroit Employers' Association • Raid there has been a gradual nnd steady ‘improvement in the automobile situation in Detroit in the last several weeks. A week following the temporary shut downs ‘several companies commenced re-employ-ing men on a part-time basis, and now there are 1.5,000 men back to work. The automobile companies said these men, ‘ while not engaged in actual production, i are repairing the machinery for a "greati er production than ever.” DODGE PLANT < EMPLOYS 35,000. Detroit's second largest automobile factory, the Podge, will open at about the same time Ford resumes, it is stated. The official announcement of the opening was expected to route from New York before the close of the automobile show. More then 35,000 men are employed in the Dodge plant In normal times. Coincident with the passing of the crisis came the announcement that Henry Ford may establish an air craft industry in Detroit. W. B. May®, chief engineer of tbe Ford company, recently returned front a tonr of Europe, where he visited the principal cities which are aircraft production centers and made a close study of each, at the request of Ford. It was said by Mayo today that, while the European countries use airplanes far more extensively than the United States, few, in comparison, are manufactured there. “I will advise Mr. Ford that X believe such a venture will be a commercial success,” Mayo said. More automobiles and more airplanes is more than likely to be on the tongue of every one interested in the Industry in a few months. That the buying public is “right” and that a greater , production than ever must be made, is seen in reports from New York of the large number of sales during the automobile show.

K. C. Night Schools to Close Semester All of the 107 Knights of Colnmbns free night schools throughout the country -will close for a few day 9 next week at the termination of the first semester of 1020-21, to reopen the first week in February for the second semester, which will end In July, according to announcement from New York. Supreme Secretary William J. McGlnley reports that whereas the schools will graduate approximately 11,000 former service men this semester out of the 75,000 now taking courses In them, they will open with a larger registration, as long waiting lists of men will be accommodated through increased seating facilities to be placed In the schools during the recess. ‘Other Man’ Shows Up in Ky. Murder Trial NEWPORT, Ky., Jan. 14. B. Murray, slayer of Howard Phillips, his former bnsineea partner, on the stand in his own behalf, today continued his story of the friendship of his wife for Phillips which led to the fatal shooting of Phillips. He told of a conversation he had with Mrs. Luella Sells, an employe lu one of his chain of bakeries In Evansville, Ind. "Mrs. Sella told me that Mrs. Murray had toM her of her Infatuation for Phil--11 pa,*’ Murray testified. TXACHYRS XAHB DKUOATB. HARTFORD CITY Ind.. Jan. 14<— Teachers of Blackford County bar* talented L. E. Kelley, superintendent of the Montpelier schools, aa delegate to the constitutional convention of the State Teachers' Association In Indianapolis Tuesday. € BLISS JNAHVB MKZDOvBUV VMKTVAfT MO ilf HERBS •Over One MDBoa Tablets Takes DeSy* PILES DYSPEPSIA RHEUMATISM CONSTIPATION *0 CALOMEL OK HABIT POKJCnfG DKOS MAM from ioots, ran * basks om.r MOW ST-BACK GUAAAiraS I* EACH BOX ALONZO a BUSS MEDICAL CXX 1* 1881 WASHINGTON, £UL S

Local Musicians Soon to Wed . I I ""* MARY IRENE lIIKTEB. SECOND WHIRL AT NEW X_ EAR 't Only Greeks Enjoy Jan. 1-, ’J Today Is New Year’s day. . Not for general observance by the pub .• He, however, as only the Greeks ar marking this holiday. Christmas is trenerallv accented as be

RALPH NEWELL SCHAFER. Among the early engagements of the year Is that of Miss Mary Irene Harter lo Ralph Newell Schaper, which vraa an' nounced recently by Miss Harter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Harter, 36X0 North Illinois street, at a reception at the Young Women’s Christian Association. Both young people are well known in Indianapolis musical circles. Miss Harter is a graduate of the College of Musi.- and Flue Arts, where she ‘.s non teaching. Mr. Schaper has been the organist at the Circle Theater for two years. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schaper of Nakcmls, 111. A number of dances and showers are being given by the friends of Miss Harter and Mr. P haI>er, who will be married la February.

Will Fixes Penalty if Heirs Bring Suit Special to The T;mi NOBLESVILLE, Ind . .Tan. 11. The will of the late John Fritz :■ Ov" ** - veteran, who died a few days ago, lias been probated in the i 'ir i.u i estate is valued at s3o.ixi©. oiv-third which is held in trust for support of the widow during her life and the remainder Is divided equally among the four children. A clause provides that the share of any heir who contests the will shall be reduced to *lO. MOTHER! ' Syrup of Figs” Chi M’s Best Laxative Accept “California” Syrup of Figa only —leek for the Dime California on the package, then yeu sre aure your child is having tbe beet and meet bermleee physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity ti.st.e. Full direction# oa aach bottl#. Toa must say "California.”- Advertise moat.

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SECOND WHIRL AT NEW YEAR’S Only Greeks Enjoy Jan. 14 Feasting, Though. Today Is New Year’s day. Not for general observance by the public, however, as only the Greeks are marking this holiday. Christmas is generally accepted as being on Dec. 25, except by the Greeks, who observe it thirteen days later. From the Greek Christmas until Greek NewYear's eve, which comes on Jan. 14, they celebate bj feasting, dancing and religious cerejnonies. Last night and this morning Ge< ks of Indianapolis met at Um Greek Ortbo■ijox Church on West street near New York street, where services were held. Library’s Service by Phone Growing That the telephone is more and more becoming an agency in library service 1 eviaenced by the that reference help given over tt last month Increased 125 per cent over that given last year at the Central Library and 100 por cent ut the Business Branch. Meetings held in the Library auditorium totaled 109 last

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921.

PART MOTOR TAX ASKED FOR CITY Lemaux Says Distribution to Counties Unfair. A eh'snge in the State automobile license law to provide that some part of the money paid into the State treasury by motor car owners of the city of Indianapolis should be returned to the city treasury to be combined with a special tax levy to make a fund for the resurfacing of streets, was pro- ] posed by George Lemaux, president of the board of public works, today. Mr. Lemaux declared that the present system, whereby the license fee funds are distributed to the counties, so that the city of Indianapolis docs not get a penny, is unfair. He said that if half of the annual sum spent on street resurfacing, which ho estimates will be $200,000 for some years to come, were raised by taxation and the remainder obtained from the license fees property owners, who now are directly assessed for such work, could be entirely relieved of the burden. He said he thought u tax levy of 2 cents j on the SIOO ought to be sufficient for the ; part to bo raised by taration. NONE OF FI ND t'SEI) BY CITY’. He said ; In reference to the present system and distribution of the tax on automobiles, it does not seem absolutely fair that this tax oil automobiles and trucks should he paid into the State fund and from there distributed to the counties throughout the State, as is being, done under the present system. So far as automobiles throughout the State are concerned, 1 heartily agree that they should pay taxes lot othe State fund and that this fund should be distributed to the different counties throughout the State, but the inconsistencies of that method as applied to a city of the first class, such as^ our city, are that the county gets this fund and none of this nn ney that is paid into the county from this fund can be used or ever is used on the streets of ludlatiir The present law on building new streets nr.d resurfacing streets that have already been built Is that the cost Is charged against the abutting property For instance, the resurfacing work donc ir fhc list three veers has cost the prop - iortv holders about $",00,000 rer year. This extraordinary amount during the ast thrp*' vtr\rs was on wooonnt of in lltlEtßM's from twenty to twonty-oipht years old and beyond repair conse!i,uen’v thev had to be resurfaced.

PROPOSES bvdgf.t FOR STREET REPAIRS. Mv idea Os a law pertaining to this kind of work would be u law so enacted that 50 per cent of this resurfacing would be paid out of a general fund wA such, fun would he created by a special levy and then a certain portion of the 1 cense fee - , collected on ail cars in the city o. Indianapolis applied to the same fund n, .Ping this law such that a budget would be made up each year on ad resurfacing work and a tax bny sufficient to provide enough money each yenrwhHh could tie used only for this specif!" puffy,,,,. This fund, plus the automobl.e license fund. 1 believe would eventually <l> 'ill of the resurfnulntf wor/i that tho city would ueod to do fmm oar to > ear. A carofnl anulyei* of the rus ir.acln# that Will have to be done In the next several vears In Indianapolis shows that after 1921 and 1922, about $200,000 a year will do all of the work that 1- necessary This will lighten the burden of the taxpaver and will be a godsend to the property holders on streets that have to be resurfaced, A tax levy of 2 cents on the $10(>. plus the automobile Uncense, will just about tnk care of the entire resurfacing and It will be a very easy matter for any administration to save this 2 cents on ! the slol* by a close scrutiny of all expenditures with tie- result that tture will be little. If any, actual Increase of the general total levy. EXPLOSION CARRIED FAR. Five tons of nitroglycerin exploded in a powder mill in Canada, and Incidentally shattered every pane of glass In the windows of a train crossing a bridge over | the Rlehlleu River, more than a mile away.

PRESIDENT KEPT IN BY WEATHER First Appearance at Theater in Over a Year Planned. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—1 t was learned today that had it not been for the extremely bad weather in Washli gton lest night President Wilson would have appeared in public for the first time since he returned from his League of Nations trip over a year ago, "a Tery sick man.” Arrangements were made for the president to view the production at a local the* ter. Secret Service men and the president's physician looked over the ground in advance, paying particular at tentlon to the steps which the president would have to negotiate in order to enter the presidential box on the mezzanine floor. They decided it could be done, but the weather turned so stormy and cold that, at the last moment, it was deemed inadvisable to attempt It. President Wilson Is an ardent vaudeville "fan.” Before his illness he was a regular attendant at a local theater. His last appearance in a theater was in August, 1919. Patriotic Order to Hold Reception Daughters of Veterans Tent No. 9 will hold a reception In the assembly room ot the Chamber of Commerce tomorrownight. The four Woman’s Relief Corps and the Elks will present the organization, which has only been formed about six months, with the flags for use in their ceremonial. The corps include the George 11. Thomas No. 20, Robert Gordon No. 4.3, Robert Anderson No. 44 and George Chapman. Mrs. Santa Elliott, a member of the Daughters of Veterans, will give the altar flag as an individual gift. A short program Is to be presented, including talks by the national and local officers of the G. A. R. and of the corps.,_ All of the pntrlotlc societies are urged to s’ tend and any one interested whether member of any organization Is invited. Mrs. Grace R Hoffmoyer Is president of the Daughters of Veterans Tent. Pedestrian Killed by Backing Engine Samuel Bentley, 1340 Delo*e street, was killed late. Thursday when he was hit by a Big Four passenger engine at State avenue and the Big Four railroad tracks George Ilemis, 227 Parkview avenue, was the engineer. The engine was backing west when It struck Beatley, who was crossing the trucks. The body waa taken to Royster A Asklns funeral parlor* Coroner Dr, Paul Robinson la luvestlgat !ng

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The 7 Haag Cut-Pries Drug Stores are Located in the Cem?®r of the Shopping District of Indianapolit The Haag Drug Store at 156 N. Illinois Is only Six Doors North of Interurban Station The Haag Drug Stores at 27 and 63 South Illinois St. are in the first Square South of Washington St. The Haag Drug Store, 101 W. Washington St., is in the Point Room of the Lincoln Hotel. The Three Other Haag Drug Stores are looated 114 North Pennsylvania St., 55 Virginia Av:>. and 802 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis.

Say Logansport Youth Confessed Hold-up Special to The Times. LOGANSPORT, Ind., .Tan. 14.—George Carson, 19, is held in the local Jail, charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a robbery. Carson ha*

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made a confession, authorities say, who promise some rather stratltng developments. Carson has been identified by John L. McCoy as the man that held him up Jan. 10, according to the police. The hoid-up of McCoy occurred at the town of Hoovers, ten' miles east of here. The hold-up man secured nothing of value.

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