Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 228, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1922 — Page 14

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We Will Help You to Save Safely jTlrtcfjfr framings anti Crust Company STRIKE TIES UP RAILWAY LINES Walkout, Effective Throughout Germany, Began at Midnight. BERLIN, Feb. 2.—A great general railroad strike, spreading over tbe entire country was In effect on all German railway lines today. y The walkout which was timed for midnight last night today was effective throughout Germany. The strikers have been orderly everywhere, according to reports. The Wirth government is preparing and organizing an emergency service. FIND PART OF STOLEN MAIL Pouches, Taken at Whiting, Found in Chicago. CHICAGO, Feb. 2.—Eight mail sacks, two of them empty, were tossed from an automobile as it sped through an alley on the south side today. The bags later were found to oe the ones stolen yesterday from Joseph Swartz, a mail clerk at the Pennsylvania station at Whiting, Ind. Postoffice inspectors were notified and took charge of the sacks. A woman living near the place where the bags were fo'und saw them thrown from the automobile and notified the police. Two of the bags were completely filled and apparently never had been opened. Four others had been opened and apparently some of tbe mail taken out. Two others were entirely empty. Nelson’s Flagship To Be Dry Docked LONDON, Feb. 2.—Admiral Lord Nelson's famous old flagship, the Victory, which has been moored in Southampton water for the last hundred years, is to be dry docked at Portsmouth for a thorough examination. It is doubtful if the old ship will go back to her moorings again. The Victory, which was launched at Chatham Dockyard in 1756, has served for nearly ajiundred years as the flagship for the admiral commanding Portsmouth. Urges Single Tax as Business Cure The single tax as a remedy for business depression was discussed by J. Z. White of Chicago, a member of the Henry George Association, at the luncheon of the Lions’ Club at the Hotel-Lin-coln yesterday. Mr. White pointed out that dogs were taxed to get rid of them and that taxes in business bring about the same results. He said that taxes should be based on service rendered, and that it is unfair for a business to pay rent and for the Government to collect additional taxes. The solution of the problem, Mr. White said, is to cease taxing industry and levy such heavy taxes on unused land that the owners cannot afford not to use it. Towers Will Direct Paris Auto Traffic PARIS, Feb. 2.—The standing Joke about the Parisian being arrested when he is run over by a temperamental taxi driver will soon be out of dare. After experimenting in many ways as to the best means of controlling the ever-in-creasing volume of traffic, the police authorities of Paris have finally decided to adopt the methods in vogue in New Fork. These comprise signals In red, white and blue, which are illuminated at tight. Instead of wielding a baton the policeman in control of a cross road will in future press an electric button. As he wishes, a red arm will appear, which means “Stop!” or a white, which means “Look out!” or a blue, which means “Proceed!” At the same time an electric gong will take the place of the man-blown whistle. The policeman himself will be in an elevated position above the pavement. HELD AS FUGITIVE. Otha Lantz, 22, and Hoy Hinton, 19, both of Bowling Green, Ky., were arrested today by Detectives Itosetti and Johnson, and are held on charges of vagrancy and being fugitives from justice. They are said to be wanted at Bowling Green in connection with automobile thefts.

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NEW 17-STORY STRUCTURE TO BE ERECTED Construction on Office Building to Start in Ninety Days. Options have been taken on the Wyandot block at the intersection of Ohio street, Pennsylvania street and Massachusetts avenue by J. 11. Peck & Cos. of Philadelphia and the announcement has been made that construction of a seven-teen-story building on the site will be started within ninety days. J. H. Peek has been in Indianapolis negotiating the options through A. J. Heuber &. Cos., a real estate firm, and he is expected to return to the city next week to take up the options. The options are for a ninety-nine year lease. The property Is owned by Mrs. Amelia L. Howe and Mrs. Katherine L. Hall, both formerly of Indianapolis. Mrs. Howe at present Is on a cruise of the Medlterranian and Mrs. Hall Is In England. As j a result, the options were negotiated by i cable. | RESTRICTED TO BUILDING LIMIT. The building will be 200 feet In height. ] the limit fixed by city ordinance. It will be flatiron shaped with a frontage of 130 feet on Massachusetts avenue and 102 feet i on Ohio street. The site is now occupied by a four-story building. It was originally the plan to construct the building exclusively for the use of doctors, but it is understood other persons also will be permitted to occupy It. The ground floor will be occupied by shops, including a high-class pharmacy, according to the announcement. GLAZED WHITE TERRA COTTA. The building will be constructed ol glazed white terracotta and the interior of the halls and lobby will be of white marble. The structure will Include four high speed elevators. Each office will be equipped with a lavatory nnd a vacuum cleaning plant with attachments. Entrances will be on Ohio street and Massachusetts avenue. Not in Sympathy With Rate Raise Because of the increase in telephone rates granted by the public service commission the Englewood Hustling Hundred, a civic organization, has notified Governor Warren TANARUS, McCray that an invitation to him to address the organization next Monday night has been cancelled. The notification was contained In a letter to the Governor signed by W. T. Quillen, president of the organization, and the Rev. F. E. Davison, pastor of the Englewood Christian Church. The letter states that the organization appreciates the Governor's acceptance of the invitation to speak, but that the organization must stand with others in voicing a protest against the increase in telephone rates. The increase In rates is characterized as an oppression and a burden. Joseph Minturn Out for Juvenile Judge Joseph A. Minturn, an attorney, ha# announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for judge of the Marion County Juvenile Court. Mr. Minturn studied law at the Indiana Law School and In the office of Silas M. Shepard, and was admitted to the bar In 1895. At the outbreak of the war he entered the first officers training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison. He was discharged because he was over age, but later entered the quartermaster corps as a second lieutenant in an engineer unit and aent overseas. Following the armistice he became a captain and was attached to the general staff at Chaumont. He was discharged June 5, 19X9. Mr. Minturn is a director of the Indiana soldiers’ home, a member of the Mystic Tie lodge and the Scottish Rite, the American Legion and the Service Club. Unidentified Man Given Two Names DENVER, Feb. 2. —There were two names on a clothing tag In the coat of an unidentified man who dropped dead in a rooming house here—J. R. Bryon, agent, and It. F. Tobin, customer. Officers were unable to determine whether the gray-haired owner of the coat was the agent or the customer. Hence Bryan or Tobin was buried under two names. His body rest in the potter's field.

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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS Jj! The Depot Agent at Tickville has swept off the platform and dusted off the front of the building as a passenger is expected I In on the 0:18. • * • Clab Hancock took his new shotgun out the other day and killed a rabbit the first shot. Some say It was dab’s good markinartship, while others claim It was the gun. but after alt it didn't , make much difference to the rabbit. ] Atlas Peck says it may not be long now before all the horses will be wearing headlights and auto horns. BIG DEATH TOLL IN G. A. R. A loss of 851 members of the Grand Army of the Republic is shown in the annual report of Albert J. Ball, adjutant for the Indiana department. This loss, he said, was chiefly caused by deaths. The membership on Dec. 31, 1921, totaled 5.5-13, according to the report. CORNS Lift Off with Fingers vj jP Doesn’t hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, nnd the calluses, without soreness or Irritation.—Advertisement.

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