Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 297, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1921 — Page 4

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BIRDS’ FRIEND TO SPEAK HERE Will Tell Indianapolis Folk How to Aid Song Bird. How to attract song birds around the home will be discussed before the bird loTing public of Indianapolis by Joseph H. Dodson, Kankakee, lU., president of the American Audubon Society, in addresses at Caleb Mills Hall Tuesday. Mr. Dodson's lectures will be free, being given under the auspices of the board of school commissioners and board of public park commissioners. Tuesday afternoon Mr. Dodson will speak to the children of the upper grades of the public schools. His address In tho evening will be to the public. Both lectures will be Illustrated. Mr. Dodson Is authority for the state-

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ment that a crop loss of $1,200,000,000 a year from noxious Insects could be prevented by Increasing the number of song birds. Birds to thrive In this section of the country, he says, must be furnished with some artificial means of shelter, the building of great cities and the denuding of the forests having deprived them of their natural nesting sites. If It'is desired to attract birds to the home food should bo kept in feeding stations in the fail, winter and spring. Warm water should be put out in cold weather and fresh, cool water In the summer. The food and water should always be placed in the same plaees, so the birds will become accustomed to seeking them there. It is possible, Mr. Dodson says, to keep Red Birds, Chickadees, Nlthatehes, Down and Hairy Woodpeckers, Brown Creepers and many other varieties of feathered beauties from migrating south In the winter by providing proper food, water and shelter. Many other Interesting things about birds will be told by Mr. Dodson.

I. T. U. Insists Upon 44-Hour Schedule Notices have been sent out from the headquarters of the International Typographical Union here, authorizing subordinate unions in all book and Job offices where the forty-four-hour week is not observed by May 1, unless existing agreements run beyond that date, to declare strikes. John W. Hays, International secretary, said he anticipates no trouble in Indianapolis, but he, expects tho demands to be fought by employers In other cities. Between 15,000 and 20,000 printers now are on strike, he said.

Clean up your back yard. You are Outside the Law P. D.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921.

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