Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1921 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely jflrtrljfr &atfng ant> €rust Company EXPERTS FAVOR POISON GAS AS WAR SAFEGUARD Advise Retention of Weapon by W T hich U. S. Holds an Advantage. By HARRY L. ROGERS. WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. The American delegation to the forthcoming conference will take a firm stand against any attempt to do away with the use of poison gas in future warfare if it follows the views of experts selected to advise on that subject, it was learned from an unimpeachable source. Almost limitless natural esources and thousands of skilled chemists —the United States enjoyed a position of advantage In the production of poison gas on a large scale. To prohibit the use of gas entirely la practically Impossible, since any nation could conduct Its experiments surreptitiously and spring the terrible surprise at the most unexpected moment. EAST TO PRODUCE IN SECRET. "Gas,” said Brigadier General Amos A. Pries, chief of the chemical warfare service of the United States Army and one of the chief technical advisers to the American delegation, “Is too deadly, too dangerous, too easy to develop and produce In secret for any nation to give it up.’* For example. In the production of commercial Indigo, which, in point of volume, lends the dye industry, the steps for nine-tenths of the way are perfectly harmless. At the final moment, however, the addition of one ingredient marks the difference between harmless indigo and the deadly mustard gas, perhaps the most feared of all those developed In the World War. The dye Industry, In which Germany excelled before the war, furnishes the means of producing dosens of deadly gases on a moment's notice. If the menace of poison gas In warfare Is to be removed, practically the whole of the chemical Industries of the world must be abolished, it is argued, a thing which experts say is manifestly impracticable. LIMITATIONS IN •CHEMICAL WAFARE.’ General Fries, pioneer In the chemical war service of the United States In charge of that service In France, believes the only limitations that properly can be placed on "chemical warfare” are those which might also Ibe Imposed upon other forms of warfare. For example, if it is declared to be contrary to the principles of International warfare to throw high explosive shells Into cities from a distance of 100 miles he believes it should likewise be deemed contrary to international practice to throw gas shells into that city. The American technical advisers are willing that limitation* should be placed upon the use of gas, although they will stand out stoutly against any suggestion of its limitatica. They haTe also formulated their views upon such other "novel weapons” of warfare as radiocontrolled apparatus, germs and epidemics and these views will be given due consideration by the American delega tlon. It Is emphasised, however, that American intelligence has thus far been able to keep pace with the intelligence of other nations of the world and that so far, of the score* of poisonous gases now known to hclence and actually experimented with during the World War, there le not a 6ingle one for which a defective defense has not been deTlsed by American scientists —Copyright, 1921, by International News Service.

Medicinal Beer Is for Only Ten Days WASHINGTON, Not. 9.—Medicinal beer will flow freely for the next ten days. After that again come* the drought. Treasury official* announced today that enactment of the anti-beer bill upon which the Senate has agreed to rote Not. 18 automatically voids the beer regulations. This means that the four breweries recently licensed to make medicinal beer again must close their doors. Passage of the bill is virtually certain.

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ADVISORY BODY IN ARMS PARLEY HOLDS MEETING Hughes Addresses Members on Work Which Lies Ahead of Them. WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.—ln an atmosphere of optimism and cooperation which foreign visitors declared s ldom, if ever has been observed on the eve of a great international conference, the stage setting for the armament conference virtually was completed today. Asa final preliminary to the opening ’of the epochal parley on Saturday, the American advisory committee of twentyone members, selected by President Harding, met together for the first time under the direction of Secretary of State Hughes who explained to them In some detail the work that lies ahead of them In the important days to come. Former Senator George Sutherland of Utah wag elected chairman. A committee on organization was then appointed, consisting of Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor; former Senator Saulsbury of Delaware, Under Secretary of State Fletcher, Admiral W. L Rogers, and lira. Eleanor Franklin Egan of New York. The advisory committee Is representative of every walk of American life — labor, education, government, shipping and transportation. Four women are included in its membership. It was selected. Secretary Hughes said, with an eys to representation and in order that the principal American delegates, the ."big four,” could have ready access to a cross-section of American public opinion. The committee wlil advise and counsel the "big four” on matter* of public policy and public sentiment. The meeting of the American advisors marked the final phase of the Administration's active preparation* for the conference. Tomorrow the capital enters upon a two days’ period of mourning for the unknown soldier dead who will lie in state in the rotunda of the National Capitol. The "big four,” comprising Secretary Hughes, Ellhu Root and Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood, practically have concluded their preliminary work. They

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FOR thirty-two years Habich has supplied discriminating Hunters with the be6t in Hunters’ Supplies. And now comes a year that promises fruitful for the hunter. Indiana has plenty of rabbits and

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Ammunition

You KNOW these names on your shells mean “sure fire." We have the famous U. M. C., Winchester and Peters shellsTou'U need fresh ammunition and Ilabich'e is the place to get it.

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Miss Flutie Belcher spent Thursday and Friday at Tlckvtlle looking for a hat. ... Washington Hocks left this morning for the Rye Straw store, to exchange a spool of thread he purchased yesterday for hie wife, as she decided she wanted black Instead of white. • Frisby Hancock is going to Tlckville tomorrow, and in order to get his name in the paper be Is going to take the editor a big sweet potato. have formulated a program which will be presented to the powers early in the conference and serve as a basis for the discussions. The American program embrace* the final judgments of the military and nayal experts as to how far the United State* is willing to go in limiting or reducing armament and at the same time be assured of adequate' national safety. Meanwhile the foreign delegations were holding their final meetings. The con ferenc# cast Is complete with one notable exception—A J. Balfour, head of the British delegation, who Is en route frog] Canada. He will reach Washington tonight or tomorrow.

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WE ISSUE HUNTING LICENSES

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVFMBER 9,1921.

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Sewing Machines at About Cost Demonstrating and Floor Sample Models In order that we may dispose of all floor samples and demonstrating models prior to our inventory. • Every one of these machines are guaranteed as new. All makes, including the Free-Singer-Davis-New Home, Pettis, desk styles, electric desk and portable styles, four-drawer and sixdraw 3 r styles.

The FREE Rung Lighter Than Any Other Because every bearing In the stand is ball-bearing, The FREE la the lightest running sewing machine In the world. If you unbelt The FREE stand and start It running as fast as possible, it will run four or five times longer without stopping, than any other sewing machine. The entire effect is a most beautiful machine, one that will be an ornament to any room in your home. *

Sale of New Portable Electric Machines e.fe*, ‘48.50 These machines are complete with JJ attachments, foot control all ready to Btart sewing. If you would buy the v motor alone It sells at $22 50. MaPETTIS DRYGOODS CO THE NEW YORK BTOBH - E3T- 1638.

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You will appreciate this feature when you consider how homely and ungainly all sewing machines have been up to the present time with the plain, straight furniture and black legs. The Rotoßcillo movement, the rotary take-up the six seats of ball bearings, the automatic head latch, the rotary spool pin, and all of the other 32 valuable improvements that have made The FREE the best of sewing machines are incorporated in this model in Improved form.

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orders, Monogram / Stationery Jf ff A Box contains 80 sheets (7%x / fit 10%) and 50 envelopes of Jt ' ff JM 9 high-grade Bond paper, com* g jf Jfißtim plete with two-letter monoJf // jjsm' gram, address and city, beauJr If jHw tlfully printed in two colors. g/mSr Price $1.50 Per Box G. C. Osborne 19 East Market Street • MAIn 4613 Indlanapolla

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New Home Rotaiy Sewing Machines $M%g% us to sell these machines at the re. Mm markably low price of ’ J They are new, 4-drawer, automatic I# drop-head, and complete attachments with each machine. SF.OO Down SI M %3 No Intereet Will I Week w Be Charged Pettis Sewing Machine Dept, Fifth Floor

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TodayorTomonw You may do it today or tomorrow, or any day, but there are certain advantages in opening a savings account here during the first ten days of November. Interest will be naid for the entire month on all deposits made on or before Thursday, the TENTH. This applies to new as well as old accounts. We Pay on Savings Mey er-Kiser Bank

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