Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 269, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1922 — Page 12

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To Our New Depositors: We thank you for your part in making a success of the Employes’ New Business Contest just completed. Through your cooperation 1,355 new accounts were opened with . deposits totaling $345,000. Prizes amounting to S2OO were awarded to he following ten employes who secured the largest number of accounts during the contest: First Prize Charles E. Herln West Street Branch Second Prize H. F. Clippinger Main Office Third Prize W. T. Johnson Main Office Fourth Prize Stoilko Yovanovlch Weet Street Branch Fifth Prizo Charles Southers Ma'n Office Sixth Prize Edward Koenig Main Office Seventh Prize A. S. Johnson Main Office Eighth Prize Allen Swift Thirtieth Street Branch Ninth Prize H. E. Wedewen Rural Street Branch Tenth Prize Rex P. Young Main Office Team captain prizes were won by W. T. Johnson and Norman Metzger. Six team prizes were also awarded the competing teams in order of their standing in the contest. We shall endeavor to show our appreciation of your business in the service we render. It will be our aim to give you as great satisfaction as you have given us by your establishment of a banking connection with us. isabtngs anti Crust Companp Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania Street* ' Branches: 1233 Oliver Avenue 2122 East Tenth Street West and Washington Streets. Thirtieth and Illinois Streets 2812 East Washington Street

FIGHT HARD IN ARBUCKLE CASE Third Trial Under Way With Every Point Diligently Contested. SAX FRANCISCO, C., March 22. With a verbal barrage equal to both of the former trials, the third trial of Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle was under way today. Every word of evidence and every legal technicality Is being contested by the defense and the State putting forth every effort to place before the jury Its version of the party following which Virginia Rappe died, and to place responsibility for her death on the fat comedian. Dr. William Ophuls, autopsy surgeon, called as the first witness, resumed the stand with the opening of court today for further cross-examination. Following Dr. Ophuls on the stand, an autopsy nurse and several other physicians were scheduled to be called by the State today. At the present rate of progress, the case probably will require six weeks for trial. Office Building to Be Remodeled The contract for remodeling the Bankers Trust building. Ohio and Pennsylvania streets, has been awarded to the William P. Jungclaus Company, it was announced yesterday. The work, which will cost approximately $75,000, will be started within a week and will be completed within forty days. The present entrance on Pennsylvania street will be closed and anew and larger one built on the Ohio street side of the building. Indiana Realtors Will Go to ’Frisco Several hundred Indiana realtors will attend the anual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards which will be held in San Francisco, Cal., May 31 to June 3, according to a statement by Paul O. Meredith, executive secretary of the State association. The realtors will make the trip in the “Booster realtor special,” the official train of the Indiana delegation. Pope Pius Calls First Consjstory for May 8 ROME. March 22.—Pope Pius today called a cons.story for May 8. when a number of new cardinals, probably one of the man American, will be created. This will be first consistory of the present pontiff.

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P.M. RAILROAD RULED OUT OF WAGE HEARING Labor Board Charges Company Didn’t Hold Proper Conferences. CHICAGO, March 22.—The Pere Marqnette Railroad today was ruled cu. of the wage hearing being heard by the United States Railway Labor Board. The road, according to the board’s decision, did not hold proper conferences with its men on the subject of wages. Employes of the Pere Marquette presented evidence showing that President Frank A. Alford refused to permit a stenographer to be present to make a record of the conference, grabbed the stenographers’ notes and tore them up. The board ordered the wage question back for negotia’ ins between the road and employes. Indications'tod y were that the board may shut off the presentation of the roads' arguments and rule on the question of whether their cases are properly before the board before proceeding with the hearing. Sixteen Western roads are charged with not having properly conferred with their employes uuder the terms of the transportation act. The charge was made by B. M. Jewell, head of the Shop Crafts. He has presented his evidence. The Chicago & Eastern Illinois. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Great Northern have answered the charges and thirteen roads are scheduled to reply. Most of the evidence seema to cover the same ground. It was expected the board. In spite of Us ruling in the Pere Marquette case, would make Us wage award apply to this road if negutiatlions fail again. Chicago Man Held as Mother’s Slayer CHICAGO, March 22.—An Inquest will be held today in an effort to solve the mysterious slaying of Mrs. Mary B. Jade, 70, who was found dead In a bedroom of her home. James McCaffery, 53, son of the dead woman, Is being held In the psychopathic ward of the county hospital. Neighbors told the police they had seen him coming out of the house soon after the time Mrs. Jade Is thought to have been slain and declared previously they had heard sounds of a struggle. McCaffery denies the crime. Mrs. Jade It Is said, bad complained to the police her son had been drinking heavily und had threatened her life.

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CEYLON GREETS WALES PRINCE Twenty Thousand Persons Cheer British Heir on Arrival at Colombo. COLCMBO, Ceylon. March 22.—A great, friendly ovation was given to the Prlnca of Wales today as he made a pilgrimage to see the famous old Temple Tooth, a Buddhist shrine. The prince Is enjoying his visit to Ceylon Immensely. When he landed from the battleship Renown, which Is carrying him around the world, he found a completely different atmosphere from that of India. In India the prince always was hedged In with riflemen, ready to shoot If any hostile move were made. On his arrival here the prince motored through seven and onehalf miles of boulevards unattended, while 20,000 persona cheered. LEGION PROTESTS At|TION. WASHINGTON, March 22.—American Legion officials pretested to Presid-nt Harding today that disabled soldiers who recently urged delay of the ’’bonus” until legislation for relief of wounded veterans is enacted, mlsrepres* ited the real attitude of disabled service men. FOB COLDS A Cold or the Grip starts with a Chill; Indicating checked circulation; the use of “Seventy-seven” at once; restores the circulatoin of the blood and stpps the Cold. “40” INDUCES SLEEP No Narcotic, Strictly Homeopathic. Price, 30c and SI.OO, at Drug Stores, or sent on receipt of price, or C. O. D. Parcel Post. Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine Cos., 156 William Street, New York, Medical Book Free. —Advertisement.

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1922.

UNDERWORLD OF MUNCIE TO BE INVESTIGATED Officials Seek Clew to Writ- • ers of Threatening Missives. MUNCIE, Ind.. March 22.—A food of anonymous letters, threatening city of' fielals and negro politicians, started a sweeping Investigation of the underworld here today. A second letter, containing more threats, and also maligning members of the city administration, was received through the malls this morning by John Moles, night police captain. The letter was unsigned and purported to have been sent by the Ku-Klux Klnn. Both the police force and the sheriff's office are seeking to learn the identity of the writer. It If not believed they are the work of the Muncle chapter of the Klan. Part of the Investigation centers around persons who have been political powers here until recently. Daisy Dean, negress, who received onej of the warning Sunday, was promised i ample protection. She and Moles received threats at the same time when a messenger boy delivered typewritten letters to the police station.

DIVORCE RING SAID TO DEAL IN 'EVIDENCE’ New York Man Held as Head of Alleged False Testimony Syndicate . NEW YORK. March 22.—A “divorce ring,” which supplied false testimony to men and women seeking to break their marital ties, has been unearthed in the arrest of Jack Berkowltx, 224 West Thirty-Seventh street, according to District Atorney J. H. Banton today. Berkowltz Is In Tombs prison In default of SIO,OOO ball and will be arraigned tomorrow. He was arrested on charges of subordination of perjury after Miss Helen Thomas, a police woman, had set a trap for him by rretendlng to seek false evidence to obtain her a divorce. She alleges Berkowltz promised to obtain the “evidence” for S2OO. An affidavit against Berkowltx charges him with supplying false evidence to the plaintiff In the divorce action of Mrs. Sidney Ilirseh last December. Berkowltx is alleged to have maintained rooms In Thirty-Seventh street, where fake raids were staged and where men and women were “made up” to re ; semble the actual principals in divorce I actions.

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