Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 79, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1921 — Page 9

CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT IS ASSURED NOW Invitations Sent to Powers Setting Definite Place and Date. WASHINGTON, Aag. 12.—The -wheels t>f the Washington disarmament and Pacific conference were actually turning today. „ The conclave will get under way, Nov. 11, Armistice day. The cull for the parley 1* the first definite pronouncement by any government officially setting forth the hopes of the world for relief from the burdens rnd dangers of maintaining crushing armaments. • Secretary Hughes discussed the invitations In identical to Great Britain, Japan, France and Italy. The invitation to China differed in that it did not contain the arguments for limitation of armaments.

Invitation Sent to World Powers

v WASHINGTON. Aug. 12—Secretary Hughes late today made public the text of President Harding's formal Invitation to the powers to the Washington conference The text follows: “The r resident Is deeply gratified at the cordial response to his suggestion that there should be a conference on the subject of limitation of armament in connection with which the Faeifle and Far Eastern questions should also be discussed. “Productive labor Is staggering under an economic burden too heavy to be borne fcnless the present vast public expenditures ere greatly reduced. “It is Idle to look for stability or the eeeurance of social justice, or the security of pen -a, while wasteful and unproductive outlays deprive effort of its just reward and defeat the reasonable expert a-ion of progress. “The enormous disbursements in the rivalries of armaments manifestly constitute the greater part of the encumbrance upon enterprise and national prosperity: and avoidable or extravagant expense of this nature is not only without economic justification hut is a con-

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City’s Police Force Arrested; Released on Furnishing Bond DUQUOIN, 111., Aug. 12.—DuQuoln* entire police force ie at liberty under bond today. Chief Hueleman was arrested, along with Motorcycle Officer Pyle, on a kidnaping charge in connection with the arrest of three alleged freight car thieves. Patrolman Kelly and Cook were "pinched” for an altercation that resulted In slight physical damage to Attorney L. A. Cranston.

stant menace to the peace of the world, rather than an assurance of Its preservation. Yet there would seem to be no ground to expect the halting of these Increasing outlays unlegs the powers most largely concerned find a satisfactory basis for an agreement to effect their limitation. The time is believed to be opportune for these powers to approach this subject directly and in conference; and while in the discussion of limitation of armament the question of natal armament may naturally have first place. It has been thought best not to exclude questions pertaining to other armament to the end that all practicable measures of relief may have appropriate consideration. It may also be found advisable to formulate proposals by which in the interest of humanity, the use of new agencies of warfare may be suitably controlled. “It la, however, quite clear that there can be no final assurance of the peace of the world In the absence of the desire for peace, and the prospect of reduced armaments is not a hopeful one unless this desire finds expression In a practical effort to remove causes of misunderstanding and to seek ground for agreement as to principles and their application. “It Is the earnest wish of this Government that through an interchange of views with the facilities afforded by a conference It may be possible to find a solution of Pacific and Far Eastern problems, of unquestioned Importance at this time —that Is, snch common understandings with respect to matters which hare been and are of International concern as may serve to promote enduring friendship among our peoples. "It Is not the purpose of this Government to attempt to define the scope of the discussion in relation to the Pacific and Far East, but rather to leave this to be thß subject of suggestions to be exchanged before the meeting of the con-

ference In the expectation that the spirit of friendship and a cordial appreciation of the importance of the elimination of sources of controversy will govern the final decision. "Accordingly, In pursuance of the proposal which has been made and in the light of the gracious indication of- its acceptance, the President Invites the government of Great Britain to participate In a conference on the subject of limitation or armament in connection with Pacifle, and Far Eastern questions will also be discussed, to be bold In Washington on the eleventh day of November, 1921.’’ War Veteran Hangs as His Mother Prays UNIONTON, Mo., Aug. 12—Charles Jacoy, 18, wounded veteran of the MeuseArgonne offensive, met death stoically at 9:40 today. In a Jail yard here lie was hanged for the murdor Nov. 20 last of Benjamin Schobe. Several hundred feet from the “death yard,” Mrs. Mary Jacoy, 65, widowed mother of the executed man, prayed fervently as the body of her only son dropped through the scaffold trap. Wants American Dollar JJniversal WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock, Nebraska, today sought support for his plan to make the American dollar the International language of the financial world. His plan is to make the dollar an International coin. “Money talks,’’ declared Hitchcock, “and I want to see the American dollar made the financial language of the world.’’ To do this Hitchcock has Introduced a bill in the Senate to create a Bank of Nations, in Now York which would issue un international dollar. Babe Holds Records for Grandparents Special to Th* Time*. RUSHY ILLE, Ind., Aug. IT—Virginia Ituth Shields, the new born babe of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Shields, holdt be record In this part of the State for grandparents. She has eleven of them, Including a great-great grandmother. HUNGARY SEEKS PEACE. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 12.—A bill has been introduced In the Hungarian National Assembly authorising the Hungarian government to enter into pence negotiations with the United States, said a despatch from Budapest today.

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TAX RELIEF FOR MARRIED NOTUNLIKELY Increase of Exemption From $2,000 to $2,500 Under Consideration. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—An increase In the income tax exemption from S2,tXX) to $2,500 for the heads of families was considered today by the House Ways and Met \s Committee. This tddltlonal relief from tax burdens was urged by Representative Dacharach, New Jersey, and Green, lowa, in addition to the Increase from S2OO to S4OO exemption for each minor child and dependent. The latter has been approved by the committee. It was urged that the increased exemptions were necessary to meet Increased living costs of the ordinary family and could be mads without forcing a certain Treasury deficit. They would meet the Democratic opposition to the tax revision which is claiming most of the tax reductions made have been lor the benefit of the rich. This advocated change in the income law and a readjustment of Income surtaxes made necessary by reduction of the surtax maximum to 32 per cen' . previously decided, formed the major part of uncompleted work on the tax rev sion bill facing the committee, before night it is expected these rates will be adjusted, final decision taken on all previous action and the bill turned over to she drafting experts for preparation for the public printer. U. S. IN ROLE OF TAX COLLECTOR WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. Between $1,200,000,000 and $1,500,000,000 In back

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Farm Boy, 11, Now Tips Beam at 204 Special to The Times. RtrSHVILDB, Ind., Aug. 12.—When Emmanuel De Witt grows up he will he a big man. At 11 years of age. he tips the scales at 204 pounds and is almost five Bee.t tall. The youngster lives on a farm near here and enjoys perfect health.

taxes Is due the Government and the next few months will see a strenuous effort to get the money into the Treasury. Republican House leaders and Treasury Department officials today agreed that ttao collection machinery should be started immediately. Secretary Mellon has estimated $335,000,000 can be obtained from back taxes in the present fiscal yoar, but House leaders hope to increase this to $500,000,000. Roller Skates Win Over Movie Show Special to The Times. HOPE, Ind., Aug. 12.—The roller skate came victorious from a battle with the movie thrillers here today. James Robertson owns th# only movie house In town. He saw his business dwindling and his patrons going to the roller skating rink owned by H. A. Bansforth. The rink was In the center of Hope street. Robertson went straight way to the local squire and filed charges of obstructing the traffic. Dsnforth wss fined S2O. When he returned to the rink he found a purse of S2O made up by his patrons and arrangements all made for moving his business to anew location without expense to him.

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NEW STORE-OPEN TODAY 1708 South East St. STOKES OPENED RECENTLY. SSI* T#n(h Sfc. 2f1(58 Northwestern Are, 2140 Madison Ave. 810 IV. 2*tli St. IMW 8. Meridian St, 080 W. Michigan. 1024 N. llltnoiH St. tit E. Michigan St. BS6O N. Capitol At*. 180 8. Auduhon Bond 2008 Rellrfontnlne St. 2014 Sell ur in tin n Ave. 124* Cornell Are. 23T1 Southeastern Ave.

WOOD TO RULE IN PHILIPPINES University of Pennsylvania Trustees Agree to Release From Agreement, WASHINGTON, Aug. 12—Officials of the University of Pennsylvania tentatively hare agreed to release Major General Wood from his agreement to act os provost of that institution and he will remain in the Philippines as governor general of the Islands, Secretary of War Weeks announced today. The university trustees still have formally to release General Wood and it is understood he will be given a leave of absence for a year, during which time he will direct the affairs of the Philippines. Secretary Weeks said the report of the Wood commission, which has Investigated Philippine affairs, will be brought to the United States by W. Cameron Forbes. Electrical Experts Meet Here October 5 The annual convention of the Indiana State Association of Electrical Contractors and Dealers, which is expected to be ttended by many men of the electrical Industry, lncludnig manufacturers and Jobbers from various parts of the country, will be held in this city Oct. 0 and 6. Headquarters for the convention will be established in the Claypool hotel. MERCHANTS ORGANIZE. HARTFORD CITY, Tnd. Aug. 12.—The Hartford City Retail Merchants' Association was formed here Thursday. H. G. Ervin was named chairman and P. H. Hawthorne secretary. The purpose of the organization Is to consider merchants' problems.

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Spain Negotiates for Navarro’s Release MADRID, Aug. 12.—Negotiations are under way in Morocco for the release of General Navarra and nine other Spanish officers who were captured by rebellious Moors at Mount Arrult on Wednesday, said an official commmunique issued here today. General Rerenguer of the Spanish forces is conducting the negotiations with Chief Benche-Chali of the Moorish rebels, who made the captures. Motor Certificates Bring State $207,000 With more than 200,000 certificates of title sor # motor vehicles issued since June 1, UDder the new motor vehicle law more

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than $207,000 in revenues has been turned in to the State treasury, according to Ed Jackson, secretary of State, who Is charged with the administration of the new law. Thousands of new certificates are being issued dally, Mr. Jackson says. Wilson Resigns as Head of Re J Cross WASHINGTON, Aug. I?—President Harding was today officially notified of his election as president of tho American Ked Cross. It has been customary for the President of the T'nited States to hold this post but for some reason Woodrow Wilson failed to tender his resignation to the Red Cross until a week ago. As soon as Mr. Wilson's resignation was received, President Harding was elected to the position and formally notified today.

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