Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1921 — Page 2

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SENATE ROLLS UP SLEEVES TO TACKLE TARIFF Dye Stuff Embargo and American Valuations Chief Blocks. HOUSE PAUSES A BIT WASHINGTON, July 22.—The Senate Miu'ue Committee late today announced It will begin hearings on the tariff bill Monday. , WASHINGTON’, .Inly 22.—Work on the Fortlney tariff bill which passed the .House by a vote of 259 to 12* will be . begun at once by the Senate Finance Committee, Chairman Penrose said today. The dye, stuff emcargo end the question of the American valuation trill furnish the chief points of contention in the Senate, in the opinion of the ltepublican leaders. The House paused to catch its breath today before tacking the knotty problem of tax revision. The House was not in session, but members of the Ways and Means Committee have work on their hands. First they must settle their own little private row as to how hearings shall be conducted on the question of tax revision. Chairman Fordnt-y is of the opinion that the taxation revision MU can be ertect the interests of the farm rs in the pedited if only treasury experts are allowed to testify. Representative Frear of Wisconsin, and other take exception to this view and demand open hearings for the public. iEVER.It PROPOSED TAX BILLS BEAUT. The committee will have several proposed tax bills before it when it settles down to real work next week. Representative Lougworth's bill, introduced last March, will be suggested as the remedy for the tax ills. Dr. T. S. Adams, tax expert of the Treasury, also has drafted a proposed bill, it is understood. Nearly every member of Cong tees has some ‘remedy to offer, even though he may not have a completed bill to offer. A lively tussle on the question is anticipated on all si.ies and today it seemed that there "as little certainty about t.ie final result, except the excess profits tax will go. hat income surtaxes probably will be reduced, tfiat taxes on the small mcome will not i> reduced, and that many of the so-called unisance taxes will remain. r Battered and beaten, the agricultural group in the House was rallying' to protect the interests of the farmers in the matter of tax revision. Taking stock, this group, headjd by Representative Young of North Dakota. Tineh-r, of Kansas and Chandler, of Oklahoma, was forced to admit defeat in the tariff fight The group set out to secure duties on Oil, cotton and hides and to break down the duties on lumber. Oil, cotton nrl hides went on the free list and th* President was given authority to provide duties on logs and lumber wh -n he s.-cs fit. Somewhat Incensed by this defeat, the agricultural group promises to have a very active finger in the taxation pie. HOl*E VOTE 287 TO 127 ON TARIFF BILL. The Fordney tariff bill passed the House by a vote of 287 to 127. Seven Republicans voted against the bill and seven Democrats voted for It. The seven Republicans were Representatives Beck. Lam pert. Voight and John f M Nelson of Wisconsin, Sinclair of North Dakota and Uahn and Knight of Ohio. The seven Democrats were Representatives Dupre. Favrot, I.axaro I 'and Martin of Louisiana, Lea and Rascr of California and Campbell of Pennsylvania The bill now gops :o the Senate. The House Ways aud Means Committee is to begin drafting revised tax legislation at once, anil if the House should send tile tax bill to the Senate before the tariff b il reaches the Sen:,:* floor it is likely tariff legislation would be suspended in the Benate long enough to permit passage of the tax bill without delay. The House reversed tbe committee of the whole on three Important amend ments. those relating to the dye embargo, free hides and free cotton. The House, by a vote of 200 to 193. adopted the amendment of Representative .Frear of Wisconsin striking out the sections which give the tariff commission authority to impose for three yi-ars an embargo against foreign dyes such as are manufactured in this counfry. The committee of the whole last week re Jected the Frear amendment by a close vote. HIDES BACK ON FREE LIST. Hides were restored to the free list. The amendment approved previously by the committee of the whole mposing a duty of 15 per cent on hides met defeat by a vote of 174 to 2<9. This was the result of the refusal of the committee of the whole to approve co ip?nsatory duties on leather am. shoes. Failure of the western advocates of a duty on hides to support the co pensatory duties cause I them to lose what they had gained for themselves. Long staple cotton also went back to the free Hat for the same reason as hides. The House voted din an amendment placing a duty of 13 per cent ad valorem on long staple cotton by a ▼ote of 198 to 217. The same amendment was approved earlier In the week by the committee of the whole. Tbe •committee of the whole, however, this morning rejected compensatory duties on manufactures of long staple cotton. No roll calls were demanded in the case of the two other amendments which were given preferred bonsideratlou In the committee of the whole and In the House under special rule. One \of these amendments placed crude petroleum and fuel oil on the free list while the other placed asphalt on tne free list.

FORDNEY DECIDES KOT TO PRESS MATTER. Representative Fordney, who Had favored duties upon both as provided in the bill reported from the Ways and Means Committee, announced that In I view of the overwhelming sentiment shown in committee of the whole against any duties he would not press the matter further. The remaining amendments, totaling nearly 2uo, which were adopted by the committee of the whole upon the \ recommendation of the Ways amt Means Committee, were approved by the House en bloc by a vote of 289 to lift*. Previous to the final roll call. Representative Gamer of Texas, ranking Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee, presented a motion to recommit with instructions to strike out the American val- , nation section and the provisions giving the President power to make reciprocal arrangements with other countries. This motion met defeat by a vote of 127 to 289, the Une-up being practically the same as on the final rote. The motion to recommit furnished the only opportunity which the House has had to act on the question of American val- j nation. The vote, however, failed to show any desertions from Republican ranks. During the debate earlier In the day, Representative Sabath of Illinois. Democrat, declared be had received many protests from Chicago merchants against the proposition . GREAT AID—REPFBLICAX MONSTROSITY—DEMOCRAT. Representative Fordney, in a speech as the committee of the whole ended its session. declared that In his Judgment the measure would "greatly aid in bringing prosperity to American capital and labor.” Democratic Floor Leader Garrett, in a statement issued following the pi ssege of the bill, described it aa a “moimroslty.' v were Juet five opportunities

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afforded Democrats to win, and they won all five.” said Mr. Garrett. "If the bill had been opened up for amendment under the general rules of the House there is no telling what would have happened to it. When I say five opportunities, I m“an in the 11-use itself. "Os course we had a few chances In committee of tbe whole. There we dv feoted the Increase of duties upon leather and boots and shoes, and Ufon cotton manufacturers. "There were only twenty-two lines of the bill, out of 5630 lines read for amendment. Not a member of the House ex cept the majority members of tbe Way* and .Mean* Committee had an opportunity even to offer an amendment, except as it was an amendment to a committee amendment. "Bsuch methods was this monstrosity passed. The day of retribution will come." Senate Takes Up Anti-Beer Measure WASHINGTON. July 24—By a vote of 22 to 24 the Senate resumed consideration :of the Campbell Willis ‘‘anti-beer” bill I today. The Senate's action was denounced by I nderwood. of Alabama, the Democratic minority lender, as "an outrageous viola tion of legislative procedure" because of the unanimous consent agreement by which the Senate must vote on the "maternity bill not later than 4 o'clock this afternoon." Another Killed in Chicago Ward Feud | CHICAGO. July 22.—The “bloody Nineteenth" ward political feud claimed 1 anew ictlm today Andrea Ortelano. a | close f. lend of "Tony" D'Andrea. politlI ca' lead*-, who recently was shot, was I found murdered in hi* automobile. He had been shot six times In the hack. Marriage Licenses Stephen Ferguson 321 Darnell 30 Lucille Go; leu, 831 Muskingum 29 Morris Izsak, 916 S Capitol ave 27 Bel'.a Frnnksvlts. 916 S. Capitol nve. 23 Oscar Harr’s, Ft. Bcn'amln Harrison. 23 Agnes Goodner, 3515 Guilford ave 23 Paul Etumelmann. 1226 Prospect 26 Emma Kean, 727 E. Terrace ave. 23 ! Pharles Mll>r. 822 W. Twenty-Sixth. 31 Malcie Roberson. Bridgeport, Ind. ... 29 : William Owens, 326 E. Raymond .... 56 Mary Miller. Brazil, lnd 56 i Charles Vnwter, K. R. G 24 Dorotuy Matson, 501 N. Bancroft 22 • Elijah Huffman, 402 Wright 57 ! Sarah Fey, S. Kappes 38 : Elijah Jefferson, 1210 Lafayette 30 Nellie Johnson, 1017 Lafayette 21 Mary Saunders, 1815 Fletcher ave 18 Russell Churchill, liA)6 Lliurchmnn ave. 17 Ira Mtvfuinn, 2‘lV4 S Delaware 35 Doris Prusia, Wist Branch, Ind 37

Births Carl and Constance Crim, 006 Eastern, boy. Thome a and Helen Price, 2170 Talbott, boy. Elijah anJ Birdie Miles, 132 S. Neal, hoy. Lee and Grace Coates. 1122 Naomi, boy. Earl and Elina Maple, 809 N. Rural, bov. /larcy and Ruth Ridley, 1101 N. Tuxedo, bey. Fred and Bertha Zlpp, 1053 E. Vermont, boy. | Norman and Elizabeth Harding. 2600 W. Morr'.e, boy. Walter and Julia Whitslde, 929 Charles, girl. Homer and Florence Johnson, 838 If Parker, girl. Frederick and Bertha Perkins. 1339 LeGrainle, hoy. Elice and Aletha Tonnes, 424 Gooillet, girl. N. alter and Dessle Klage, 1314 Olive, boy. / John uni Gladys Scott, Deaconess Hospital, girl. Charles and Gertrude Massey, 12 Schiller, boy. Arthur and Cary Rogers, St. Vincent's Hospital, boy. Herbert and Mary Lewis, St. Vincent's Hosp.tal. girl. Raleigh and Bertha Burk, 3321 ii E. Tenth, girl. Deaths Annie Vlncentia Loftus, 4, 335 Minerva, typhoid fever. George White, 50, city, hospital, mitral insufficiency. Hannah Blickenstaff, 83, 1618 N. Delaware, nrterlo sclerosis. Martha L. Ennis, 54, 237 McXlm, carcinoma. Margaret Callaway, 2 months, 845 Meikel. marasmus All rt 1L Talbert, 52, St. Vincent's Hospital, carcinoma.

LONG WHISKERS ADORN SPEEDER COURT EXCUSES Judge Pritchard of Municipal Tribunal Confesses ‘diesnuts' Get on Nerves. By M \UEI. WHEELER, lluntol—tine brand ne a gunrnnleed exi use for *>ieeilij,g. I>o not t want any motli eaten, second hand arlie'e. Nothing considered hit up-to-date, rust-proof models.—O. I. Speeder. Owing to the sameness of th- time honored excuses offered in police court by speeders, there is real opportunity for some ingenious mind to advance some thing new. There is no doubt that the monotony of said reason* submitted why the motorist was hitting it up pall on the police Judge and mostly have lest any effect that perhaps they once possessed. Hundreds of speedometers have proved the motor cop to have been absolutely "all off" when it to mens uring time. Fifteen miles, Judging by courtroom speed chatter, is as fast as spedeometers can go. No doubt if some enterprising young culprit would an nouuee that his speedometer registered eighty tulles an hour and that the policeman was entirely too slow in reporting but thirty-live the shock and uovclty of tlie situation might cause Hie Judge to show leniency. SPEEDING EXt USES MOMMA CHKMNI.TB. In our local court there are bur Ireds of cases of speeding and only about four standard ,excuses, which show plainly that tile den ;.d overwhelmingly * x ceeds the stippl. . Rushing sick friends to the doctor has hi n used so often thnt the only way to make any impression in court would be to produce the friend, bleeding and battered, or exhibit him on a stretcher. 7: ;re seems to lie an unlimited number of ailing trieuds in the' world. Jud Waller Pritchard of the municipal court says that no speeder has ever speeded unless irt a case of life and death, according to the stories told him. Doctors, of course, when arrest* dhuve one gi Tali andardlzed excuse, hurrying to the beuside of a dying patient. Traveling men are always making trains and the genera) public either hat a speedometer which "unbeknownest" to Us owner until arrested, is out of order or one thnt is absolutely perfect, proving beyond a doubt that the motor cop maliciously arrested an Innocent law-abid lug motorist or that the police speedometer was registering incorrectlyCULPRIT THOUGHT If OISE ON TIKE. One culprit did spring anew one the other day, according to the judge. He stated that he saw the lire engine dashing up the street in the direction of his house and he was seized with a violent "hunch” that it was his home on tire. So he stepped on his accelerator recklessly in order to get home in time to rescue his family and belongings, of course ty the time be appeared In court it had been ascertained that the scene of the flr% was far removed from the speeder’s domicile. , The Judge admits that he g'-ts painfully tired of hearing the same old excuses over and again, for it is only rarely that he gets a var ition like a file or a motorist fleeing Jrorn an enemy with a shotgun. Youthfuli speeding elopers escaping from the clutches of hard-hearted parents have been known to have a softening effect on the judge's calloused heart. Therefore, if some inventive mind can compound a high-class strongly built well fortified excuse for spt 'diug it would be well worth while to try it on the judge. An excellent idea for a live wire salesman would be to give with each car sold one plausible, invulnerable excuse to be served up when needed.

Island Moonshiner Sentenced to Farm John Milburn, living on an island in White River about seven miles southwest of the city, arrested July 7, by Sheriff George Snider ar.d L'eutanant Woollen on a charge of ope’ating it blind tiger, pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined SIOO and costs and sentenced to forty-five days on the Indiana State farm by Register Bingham, judge pro tom. in city court today, A b! ! nd tiger charge against his brother, Richard Milburn, W'as dism'ssed According to the /S-eriff, an eight-gal-lon still was found in operation ou the island. A quantity of mash and a quart of ‘‘white muli’’ whisky was also found.

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LEMAUX STICKS AS CHAIRMAN; SHANK ASSENTS (Continued From J'( One.) stated that be would remain chairman if Mr Shank asked It. The presumption Is that Shank, finding it impossible tc make Dr Hodgln the chairman, has Concluded that he would rather have Leinaux remain In that capacity than to have a third person enter the sh Id as a compromise chairman. By the terms of the ngreemont anally readied Ms. Lemaux will be the aeive chairman. Ernest L. Kingston, vice chairman, who for r time was mentioned hm a wompromis- chairman to succeed I.cmaux. will he expected to handle much of Lcmaux'a work because the chairman's private business will demand much of his time. Dr. Hodgln will be tLski-d to take a very active part In the campaign management. In order to cement the three big factions of the party, composed of tbe follower* of Shank, Edward J. Robison and Thomas C. liowe. the candidates for the Republican mayoralty nomination In the recent primary, an xecutlve committee of fifteen will he chosen. Five men will be named by each cf the throe leaders. This committee will be empowered to smooth out organization difficulties such as the selection of ward committeemen and election hoards. ALL FORCES TO WORK TOGETHER. The settlement had all the earmarks of a genuine it t to gather and a partial abandonment by" .Shank and most of hla chief advisers of the position that the Robison and liowe workers should not be recognized. It appeared to be the Intent of all concerned to whip a rvpl organization into line a* rapidly ns possible in order thnt the start which Demorats have obtained in the mobilization of their forces may he equalled. Frofn ail that could be learned there was only on- : itch In the arrangement This came rhn igh the report that I>r. Hodgln stilt refuses to become a party to any truce vrith the News Jewett crowd It was reporfeh that he is in Hunting ton today conferring with Republican State Chairman E. M. Wasmuth in an at tempt to gain his point with Stale or ganlsatlon assistance. LEMAUX GOING ON VACATION. Mr. Ig>maiix slated that be intends to leave for Alanson, Mich., on the second lap of his vacation iMot’day evening. Before that time he lntenus to hold a conference with lice Chairman Kingson In which plans for opening up city headquarters and starting organization work immediately will l>e settled. In announcing his intention to retain the chairmanship Mr. Lemaux assorted that "they couldn't get together and rather than let them get into another knock down-drag out tight I decided to remain." It was understood that the peace treaty was arranged last night after all hope of thero being only one candidate to succeed Lemaux, in caso he resigned, bad vanished. Kingston was favored by the News-Jewett loaders, who believed they could muster some considerable number of votes of precinct committeemen, and by most of the Shank advisers, who desire a united party to the end that their fight to put Shank over in November might not lie so difficult. However, the Shank advisers to a man said that if Hodgln insisted upon being a candidate they would stick with him. Meanwhile Mr. Shank himself Is understood to have told Leinaux he would'like to see him remain In the chairmanship os a means of settling tlie whole affair. Lemaux refused at first., but last night finally capitulated.

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BELIEVE SHOTS FIRED BY POLICE WINGBURGLAR Detectives Confident Robber Wounded Since Operations Have Ceased. TWO SHOOTING AFFAIRS When the negro burglar who has robbed about twenty north side residences in early morning visits again failed to operate, detectives today gave it as their opinion he probably had been shot by police early yesterday Detectives believe the wounded man Is in hiding and that he will not be heard from until be recovers from the bullet wound. A search of hospitals was made by detectives, and physician’s offices also were visited, it being the belief the negro, if wounded, would obtain medical aid. Following the filing of reports liy the three patrolmen, details of the gun play were made clear. It was found there was two shooting affairs on the north side inntead of one as was originally reported, and also that the police did not do all the shooting The burglar suspect returned the fire of the police. SUSPECT IMRES ON OFFICER. Patrolman Miller was the first man to spot the suspect. The negro was riding a'bicycle at Pennsylvania and Eighteenth streets, it was early and- tbe officers called to him to stop. The answer from the man on the bicycle was two shot* from a revolver. The men were about thirty yards apart. The negro, then Increased his speed, and Patrolman Miller fired five times at him. Patrolmen Wray and Corbett saw tlie suspect in Delaware street and called for i him to stop. The suspect speeded up and these officers each fired three or four times. Lieut. Walter White heard the shooting between Miller and the negro while he was about two blocks distant on Nineteenth street in an automobile. Lieutenant White declared he believed the negro was "wingd” by at least one bullet, j Two 15-year-old boys were arrested | cha ge.l with burglary and grand larceny ; The two boys are, Garft c'd Kelly. 939 ■ South East street, ad 15 iford Apple- | by, 1067 Roach street. The police allege | the boys entered the oficc of Dr. A. H. j Todd, dentist. 2820 Clifton street, ! Wednesday night and >tnl? $47 50. ‘Tne | police say the boys admitted the theft but claimed they obtaineu only *25. Pntrolman Wise, and Motorpoliceineu Kinneran and Seliert, made the arrests. Carl Campbell, 26 West St. Clair street, told the police that a thief entered hla ! home and stole Ids trousers. | George Beil, 885 Church street, told the i police SIOO was stolen from his home

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THROWS ACID IN HIS WIFE’S FACE Woman in Beauty Parlor Swallows Fiery Fluid and Dies in Few Hours. BUFFALO, N. Y„ Jnly 23.—One of the most unueual murders in the annals of tbe local police occuicd hero when John Verosky, 27, in a fit of Jealoue rage, according to the police, tossed the content* of two one-balf-oint bottleu filled with a solution of carbolic and muriatic acid

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Into his es’ranged wife's fact while sha was at work In the Thompson Beauty Parlors. Mrs. Barbara Verosky, 25, the wife, died at the Emergency Hospital. Medical Examiner Danzer said death probably had been caused by some of the poison going into her mouth. Her face wal horribly disfigured. Verosky was arrested and charged with first degree murder. #

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