Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1921 — Page 2

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CHINESE KILL SCORES, TROOPS RUIN PROPERTY Soldiers in Wuchang Loot American School—Burn Hundreds of Homes. QUIT WHEN PAID OFF TTAVTTOW, China, Jun* 10.—Mntinoui troops In Wuchanff, capital of the prorince of Hnpeh, were under arrest today after they had destroyed indch property, looted American property and killed scores of persons. The soldiers were quieted when 1,300 men were jrlven their back pay. First killing a number of their officers, the mutineers spread throughout the city, congregating In great numbers at the goxernment bank. Loose cash In the Institution was seized. The men then turned to the mint. The director in charge was seized and subjected to torture. 3a denied admission to the big vaults. Meanwhile seTeral thousand had scattered throughout the city, throwing ft am in g brands among fllmslly constructed dwellings. Hundreds of homes were destroyed. Residents were thrown Into a panic. Fire fighting apparatus was In default and for a time It: was feared more than half the city would be destroyed. The American Trinity School was visited by one mutinous band, which ransacked the buildings, carrying away everything of any Talue. The aoldiers finally were quieted when promises were circulated that their back pay would be made up. Fifty of the mutineers were arrssted when It was found they were carrying bars of gold and Bilver from the mint. They were taken to Ichang and held under arrest In barracks there, {tending sentence. The men were said to have been angered primarily by the government's new plan of disbanding surplus troops. $500,000 ALLOWED FOR EXPENSES Court Fixes Sum for Use of Dodge’s Widow. DETROIT. Mich, June 10.—Mrs. Anna Thompson Dodge, widow of Horce E. Dodge, the automobile manufacturer, asked for and was allowed $500,000 for one year's living expanses in Probate Court. Tbe award wnt made by Judge Edgar O. Dnurfee as the result of a petition filed by Mrs. Dodge. The petition declared that Mr. Dodge In the seven years preceding his death had spent more than $1,000,000 annually for the living costs of the family. Taere ere two children, Delphine Dodge Cromwell and Horace E. Dodge Jr. Mrs. Dodge told the court that she needed $40,000 a month for her own support and to help support the son and daughter. Judge Durfee allowed an even $300.000 for the year beginning Tuesday. Mr. Dodge died on Dec. 10 at his winter home in Florida. His brother, who was associated with him In the Dodge Bros. Company, bad died about a year earlier, and Horace E. Dodge at the time of his demise was tbe sole head of the Industry. Twenty years ago the Dodge brothers were journeymen machinists In Michigan. In 1901 they started their own place in Detroit, employing only eleven men and using machinery taking In payment of a debt. Then they began to specialise. Horace becoming the tech-

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nical expert on gas engines and John becoming the business executive. When Henry Ford organized his company In 1902 he took the Dodge brothers in with him for a combined Interest of SIO,OOO, the stock to be paid for by their manufacture of too chassis. In 1916 they won the action against Mr. Ford to restrain him from what they considered mlssuse of the company's profits. A few years ago retiring from the Ford company, the Dodge brothers started the manufacture of their own car, which from the first proved a success. The greater part of their fortune was amassed in this venture. CABINET PLANS END TO DISCORD Hardin? Hears Accusation Against Sims, WASHINGTON, June 10.—Elimination of factional strife and Insurgency In the United States Army and Navy was before President Harding and his Cabinet today. Secretary Danby, It Is understood, will ccnferr wilh Harding to secure his support In anv disciplinary action he may plan against Admiral Sims for the Lon

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don speech In which that officer flayed Irish sympathizers In the United States as "zebras, or asses.” Secretary Weeks, was also expected to talk with tbe President on the MenoheerMitcbell row In the air service, and to ask the executive’s support In, stamping j out friction and internal politics In the Army. WOMEN REAPERS APLENTY, WICHITA, Kan,, June 10. —Men watch out that the women don’t show you up in the harvest fields this year. The local employment offices report that they hare received numerous inquiries from women who wish harvest work. Most of the women prefer employment as cooks, although several have announced they have no objections to doJi.t manual work, if desired. It is virtually a certainty that the State of Kansas will have a surplus of harvest hands for the crop this year.

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FROM THE ANNEX Mr. Man, the Men’s Annex Has Important News for Saturday—Read This! Madras Shirts $2.95 They're QUALITY shirts—made of finest Imported and domestic madraa cloths, many with Interwoven silk stripes. Neckband style with soft cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. All sleeve lengths. Another fortunate purchase—from which you profit. Sale price, 92.95. Knit Ties, 950 Made of pure silk In the popular narrow width. Excellent selection of neat cross stripes, heather mixtures and plain colors, plenty of black. Fiber Silk Hose, 500 "Wayne-Knit” and other standard makes of very fine lustrous fiber silk hose, reinforced at all wearing points. Black, white, navy, gray, cordovan, champagne. Shirts, $1.95 Men’s collar attached shirts of highly mercerized cotton natural pongee. Collar attached, with pocket, sizes 2l to 17. jQolflsteih^

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Btarta to Leavj the System Within Twenty-four Hours. Every druggist In this county It authorized to Bay to every rheumatic sufferer that If two bottles of Allenrhu, the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does rot stop all agony, reduce swollen Joints and do away with even the allghteat twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried and teated for years, and really marvelous renulta hare been accomplished In the most severs cases where the suffering and agony wai Intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless Mr. James H Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu, who for many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does cot want a cent of anyone's money unless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has Instructed the Haag Drug Company to guarantee it In every instance.—Advertisement-

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