Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1921 — Page 12

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Your November 1 Interest has been credited to your savings ac count and will be entered in your bank book as soon as you bring it in. All other interest credits to which you may be entitled will be entered at the same time. You may find on looking at your book that it has been a long time since you have added anything to your savings fund. That being the case, wht not make your account active again by depositing a dollar or more while you are having your interest added to it? Jfletcfjer isiabings anti £ trust Company Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania. BRANCHES: 2122 East Tenth Street. 1233 Oliver Avenue. West and Washington. 30th and Illinois. - Rural and Washington.

BOLT KILLS MAN AND FIRES BARN Acton Farmer’s Body Found Under Burning Corn. Underneath large heaps of burning corn the body of J. Henry Smith, 74, was found in the barn on his farm near Acton yesterday after the barn had been struck by lightning and set on fire. At the time the barn was struck Mr. Smith was in the barn haymow shucking eorn. Dr. Samuel McGaughey, acting for Coroner Paul F. Kobinson. sc id that the condition of the body indicated that Mr. Smith had been killed by the lightning bolt. He had fallen down the stairs from the haymow and had fractured an arm and a leg. He is survived by the widow. Mrs. Eliza J. Smith: two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Smock and Mrs. John Vernand of Indianapolis, and three sons, Charles and Benjamin of Acton, and Ezra, whose home is in Texas. U. S. AGENTS TO INVADE GERMANY Consular Representatives Will Supplant Spaniards. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—American Consular agencies will he established in Germany at once, in accordance with the action of this Government in reopening diplomatic relations with Germany, it was announced by the State Department 'oday. Tho Spanish consular agencies have lieen handling the affairs of the United States since the outbreak of the war. Appointment of Eilis Loring Dresel as charge d’ affaires at Berlin, is but temporary, it was stated, and he will hold office only until the appointment of an ambassador. FILE ELECTION CONTEST SUITS Ravenswood Has Eig Fight Over 73 Total Votes. Alleging a miscount of the votes cast at the town election held on Nov. S at Ravenswood, iliroc election contest suits were Hied late >csterday in the Circuit Court. Although only seventy-three votes were cast at the election, the three contesting candidates allege that each of them received forty votes. Carl B. Heilphinstimc, candidate for town clerk and treasurer; Carrie N. Fauser, candidate for trustee of the Third ward, and William F. Arens, candidate for trustee of the h.rst ward, filed the contest suits against Frank C. Thomas, Edward W. Little and Horace A. Smith, who were candidates for the respective offices. The date of hearing has not been announced by Judge Harry O. Chamberlin. MOTOR DEALERS CLOSE SESSIONS Debate Topics of General Interest to Trade. The program for the closing session today, of the annual meeting of the Indiana Automotive Trade Association, at the Athenaeum, included a motor vehicle dealers’ forum, conducted by R. V. Law, Indianapolis, chairman a general discussion of the subjects of used cars and certificate of title law was held and then the assembly discussed subjects of interest to accessory and equipment retailers, storage and repair operators, equipment Jobbers and battery ana ignition men. The lien law, dealer licenses, insurance through the State association, highway, and political activities were also taken up. The reports of the president, secretary and treasurer; the transaction of new and unfinished business, and the election of officers, were to conclude the session. WHY NOT RELIEVE THAT COLD NOW? YOU’LL find the small cost of a generous bottle of Dr. Bell’s rine-Tar-Honey a sum well spent when you learn how promptly and efficiently and comfortably it relieves the lingering or new cold or cough. Its balsamic and healing antiseptics are unsurpassed in promoting ease from distressed bronchial tubes, helping to loosen phlegm, congestion, and allaying inflammation. Get a bottle at your druggist’s today. 30c. Dr.BelL^ff Ptne-Tcw-Honetri^ for Cotxdhs and Coler

Parley Must Win as World*s Hope, Cable by Harding PARIS, Nov. 17. —“The heroes of the World War will have died in vain if the hopes of all peoples are not rentized at the Washington conference,” President Harding said in a message today replying to President Milleranil’s cable congratulating the American chief executive on opening of the armament limitation parley.

KIWANIS TAKE UP ‘BUSINESS’ Local Organization to Cooperate in National Campaign^ The Knvanis Club in line with other clubs of its international organization will participate in a campaign f'>r “Better Business.” nnd two meetings enrh month will be devoted to discussing business standards and methods. A program outlined at yesterday's luncheon of the club at the Hotel Severiri, will be in charge of the business methods j committee of which Walter T. White is | chairman. The luncheon Speaker—Miss Caroline Hobson —gave the club an illuminative i discourse on the appreciation of music | and supplied busy business men some I hints on how to create a taste for the i classics. Miss Hobson who is educational ! director of the Steward Talking Machine ! Company, asked the Kiwanians to “im- | agine they were about tl years old” ami j then showed them how children are be- ; ing taught to understand tho work of j great composers. Miss Hobson some- ' what embarrassed the club members by asking. “All who know who is the greati est American composer, hold up your hands.” Three Kiwauians professed to have this knowledge— at least had their own views on the subject. HEN’S EGG 5V4 OUNCES. LONDON, Nov. 17.—A hen at Pulbam, St. Mary laid au egg 9Vi inches long and j weighing stj ounces. The average weight of an egg is 2 ounces.

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CHANGE OF TIME Effective Sunday, November 20, 1921 TRAIN NO. 6—FIFTH AVENUE SPECIAL. Daily. (New train). Leave Indianapolis 11:30 A. M. for Anderson, Muncie. Bellefontnine and Marion (Ohio); arrive Cleveland 6:30 P. IF.; Albany, 5:57 A. M.; New York, 9:22 A. M.; Boston, 12:00 noon. EQUIPMENT —Coaches Indianapolis to Galion, Gallon to Cleveland. Parlor ear Indianapolis to Cleveland. Sleeper Gallon to New York. Sleeper Galion to Boston. Dining ear serving all meals Connects at Anderson with Michigan Division Train No. 34 for Wabash, Goshen, Elkhart and Benton Harbor. Connects at Bellefontaine with Train No. 10, arriving Fostoria 5:16 P. M.: Toledo 6:20 P. M.; Detroit. 8:25 P. M TRAIN NO. 30—ROYAL PALM. Daily. Through train Indianapolis to Jacksonville. Leave Indianapolis 2:45 A. M„ arrives Afanta 8:40 P. M.; Jacksonville, 7:53 A. M. Will handle coach passengers oily to points beyond Cincinnati via the Southern Ry. Twelve-section draw'ng room sleeper, Indianapolis to Jacksonville, placed for occupancy 9:00 P. M. TRAIN NO. 34—Daily. Leave Indianapolis 3:(Xi A. M. for Greenshurg and Cincinnati. TRAIN NO. 40—Daily. Indianapolis to Anderson and Elkhart; daily except Sunday to Muncie and Ft. Wayne. Leave Indianapolis 5:40 P. M. TRAIN NO. 14—DRily. Discontinued Indianapolis to Cleveland. TRAIN NO. 3—Daily except Sunday. Discontinued Indianapolis to Cham palgn. t TRAIN NO. 2—Dally except Sunday. Discontinued Champaign to Indianapolis. TRAIN NO. 39—Daily from Elkhart, Goshen and Wabash; daily except Sunday from Ft. Wayne and Muncie. Arrive Indianapolis 10:45 A. M. TRAINS 3 ANI 46—Daily except Sunday. Will carry through coach between Indianapolis and Ft. Wayae. For detail Information call CONSOLIDATED TICKET OFFICE. UNION STATION OR J. W. GARDNER DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT, •07 Fletcher Trust amd Savings Bank Bldg.

SHANK AGAINST PLAZA PROJECT AT PRESENT TIME Mayor-Elect Says Help Disabled and Pass Bonus First. Until every disabled soldier in need of medical attention is housed in a flrstelass memorial hospital and the soldier bonus is provided, Samuel Lewis Shank, mayor-elect, opposes the expenditure of $10,000,000 for the memorial plaza and memorial building Mr. Shank expressed this view last night in a brief talk at English's opera house precediug the showing of World War movies under the auspices of three local American Legion posts. He said that at this time he is not only against spending money for the plaza until the disabled veterans are taken care of, but he also does not believe the territory bounded by New York, St. Clair, Pennsylvania and Meridian streets ti* be the proper place for the memorial. Somewhere near Thirty-Eighth and Meridian streets, where property is not built up and land values are not so high would be a better place, he argued. “I hope the people of Indianapolis will back me up in my stand for the soldiers. I am not against the memorial, bift 1 am against It at this time In the place they are trying to put it. Let them put it somewhere else. “I want the people of Indianapolis to back me up in my fight to make Indianapolis better, cleaner, and a more moral place in which to live." The piaza project has been at a standstill for several weeks, the last action having been taken by the city council when it authorized a bond issue of sl,600,000 to pay part of the city’s share of ' the cost of acquiring the territory | bounded by Vermont, North, Meridian i and Pennsylvania streets, which must be : condemned and purchased. The State i owns the rest of the ground in tho proposed plaza site. A short time later the county commis--1 sioners, announced they would not authorize a bond issue for the county's share ■ until the bond market Improves. The city nnd county are proceeding jointly to acquire the ground under the State war memorial law. The Legislature ' appropriated $2,000,000 for a memorial I building. It has been proposed from the start that the memorial building should. In part, house the national headquarters of I the American Legion. LAYS DOWN LAW FOR RUSS REDS France Says Soviet Must Assure All Debts. PARIS, Nov. 17.—France will not undertake discussions of any sort with the Russian soviet government until guarantee. have been given that all debts, including war damages, owing to France from Russia, will be paid, the foreign office declared in a note sent to Great Britain today. The Soviets must also agree to cease spreading propaganda in France and French possessions and to restore internal order in Russia if they desire to conduct commercial or political negotiations with the French government, the note stated.

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