Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1922 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely yirtrbfr ftatoinga am> Crust Company OIL SUFFICIENT TO PROVIDE FOR YEARS TO COME Machine Perfected That Will Extract Power Fuel From Shale Rock. DENVER, Colo., March 2S.—Oil to supply the world’s demands for thousands of years, has been made available by * machine designed to extract oil from ► hale, Inventors declared todav Engineers who witnessed a demonstration in the shale oil fields fifteen miles from Debeque, Colo., who were In Denver today, declared the machine appeared to be a success. Dr. Victor Alderson, president of the Colorsdo School of Mines said the Invention would revo'uionlze tne oil industry. According to those who witnessed the demonstration, the machine a series of revolving retorts which extract the oil at the rate of 100 to ZOO barrels a day and also fractions the oil into gasoline and other products of commercial value. The oils are drawn out in the form of gas by a vacuum system and are carried from tank to tank and condensed back into oils which settle In various tanks. The machine Is fed at one end and emptied at the other automatically. Huge revolving fans carry the shale through. The shale comes out In dutt with oils and gases removed, leaving only hydro-carbons. Harry L. Brown, New York, is the inventor of the machine. For two years he worked secretly in conjunction with a group of engineers, chemists and financial men in the mountains near Debequk. Not until the machine was in operation and a huge tract of shale oil land, acquired by the financiers, was the invention made known to the world. It Is owned exclusively by the inventor and his associates. Thomas Dwyer, Philadelphia chemist, is in charge of the analytical work. So far he claimed he developed forty-four products from the shale. Among them are aspirin and dystuffs.

CENTER LODGE HAS BIRTHDAY Large Masonic Celebrat : un Attracts 2,500 Members. Approximately 2,500 persons attended the anniversary celebration of Center Lodge, No. 23. Free and Accepted Masons, at the Masonic Teraple last night. In one of the largest strictly local Masonic celebrations held in the city. Frank Wilson. T 9, oldest living past master of the lodge, attended the meeting as did other pioneer members Including Frank Erdelmeyer, 83, a member since 1572; Albert Izor and Hugh P. Stewart, who became members in 1573. The principal address was made by Judge Arthur R. Robinson in the grand lodge auditorium. Early history of Masonry in Indianapolis and the United States was his subject. He related the story of George Washington being made a Mason by General Lafayette. Following the address, entertainment was provided by a number of actors and actresses, who are appearing at local theaters this week. The F.ev. J. Drover Forward, pastor of the Woodruff Place Baptist Church, entertained the children on the third floor In the north lodge room. He was assisted by Charles P. BaU and William F. Werner. In the social rooms many, who did not dance, played cards. The actors and actresses repeated their acts in different rooms, the whole building being utilized for the entertainment.

Stevens’ Cash Bond Forfeited to State A $5,000 cash bond, forfeited when “Big Ed’’ Stevens, associate of Arthur Welling, safe blower and hold-up man. was under indictment, was ordered paid to the State yesterday In Circuit Court, over an intervening petition filed by Rose Phillips of Chicago, who alleged the money was hers. Stevens was sentenced to Michigan City prison In the Criminal Court for the unlawful posssesslon of explosives. He and Welling were arrested in a local hotel with the most complete set of burglar tools ever taken by the local police. Later, In a Jail delivery from the Marion County Jail, led by Welling, In which twenty-four prisoners escaped, Stevens failed to escape. Welling was captured In California about four months ago and brought here. Stevens is a Chicago character and has Served time in a Missouri prison for blowing a postoffice safe. When the $5,000 bond was forfeited a SI,OOO bond, which Stevens had put up in a small Indiana town, where he was wanted for the alleged blowing of a safe, was also forfeited.

Rikhoff’s Politics Same as Shank’s “Mt politics Is the some brand as that of Samuel Lewis Shank,” John H. Rlkhoff, candidate for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. Second district, declared yesterday In refuting: a statement which, he said, had been circulated to the effect that he Is a Democrat. “To further clarify the situation 1 will have to admit that I did not consult the chronic office-seeking candidates, or the disgruntled politicians, to whom my candidacy st ras rather obnoxious, but acted on my own initiative as a 100 per cent American citizen, when I filed my declaration of candidacy. I will not have to look to such sinister forces for my sripport.” Says Treasurer Is Business Man’s Job A practical businesg man of proven experience avd not a professional politician, should be entrusted with the administration of such an Important office as that of county treasurer, John L. Duvall, a candidate for the Republican nomination for county treasurer, said in addressing three meetings last night. Mr. Duvall, who is president of the Marlon County State Bank and a pioneer In the establishment of suburban banks In Indianapolis, addressed meetings at 745 Indiana avenue. 1433 l'andes street and at the colored Knights of Pythias hall. Walnut street and Senate avenue. He will speak tonight at a meeting at 1212 Roosevelt avenue and before the Young Men's Civic Organization, 416 Indiana avenue.

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SENATOR URGES ATTENDANCE AT GENOA MEETING Effort Renewed by France to Interest Nation in Conference. WASHINGTON, March 28.—Efforts to obtain American participation -in the forthcoming Genoa economic conference were renewed in the Senate Monday by Senator France of Maryland. Mr. France Introduced a resolution proposing the President be authorized to name a representative of the World War Debt Commission to take part in the conference. The ratification of the Four-Power Pacific Treaty by the Senate. Senator France said, makes American participation in the Genoa conference desirous from the point of view of international amity. In the opinion of the Senator from Maryland who was one of Republicans opposed to the four-power treaty, the United States should indicate its good faith toward countries not signatory to the pact and participating in the conference by also attending the conference. There Is danger, he said, that failure of this country to send a representative to Genoa will be the source of some apprehension on the part of Russia particularly. The recognition of the present Russian government had been advocated by Mr. France for some time. Premier Lloyd George hag served to allay Russian fears as to the purpose of the four-power treaty, as far as Great Bi'taln Is concerned, according to Mr. France, by planning to participate in the Genoa conference. The contention of Mr. France in opposing the four-power treaty has been tha it is an ‘‘alliance" whose consummation would result In the formation of a counter alliance or alliances. The resolution which was referred to the Senite Foreign Relations Committee, provides $20,000 for proper representation for taking part in the conference. —Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Company.

GARRISONS NOT TO BE REDUCED Posts in Hawaii and Panama Not to Be Affected by Army Reductions. WASHINGTON, March 2S—Reduction of Army appropriations and personnel as provided in the bill recently passed the House, will not result in curtailment of the garrisons in Hawaii and Panama, Secretary Weeks has announced definitely. The War Department. Mr. Weeks asserts, would regard the action of the House In eliminating from the bill the committee clauses which would have attempted to fix, by legislative enactment of the garrisons at fire thousand each, as direct evidence the House had recognized the right of the President and the War Department to determine and control the apportionment of troops. It was indicated statements made prior to the passage of the bill by Representative Anthony, chairman of the sub-committee on Army appropriations, intimating the War Department would reduce the garrisons to figures proposed by the committee were entirely •unauthorized. Maintenance of an effective garrison at Panama is regarded as so important by the War Department that efforts shortly will be made to establish routes for the operation of big Army airplanes between the United States and Panama with a view to more efficient air defense of the Canal Zone. The action of the House in eliminating the provisions which sought to instruct the President and the War Department on the disposal of troops, apparently brings to a close an Incident which might have been developed Into a clash of authority between the legislative and executive brunches of the Government.—Copyright, 1922, by Public Ledger Company. Negress Arrested for Cutting and Shooting Two men and a boy were in cutting and shooting scrapes for which two negroes were arrested late Monday. , Pear Anders, 26, living in the rear of 1706 Boulevard place, and Lloyd Stone, 10, 520 West Seventeenth street, both negroes, were injured when Richard Tearly. negro, 628 Holton place, discharged a shotgun. The injured were standing In the doorway of the Stone home. Teariy was charged with assault and battery with intend to kill. In a fight near Thirteenth street and Senate avenue Harrison Korrence Is nl leged to have out Richard Logan, 202.") Alvord street, about the face. Police arrested Willis Edeien negro 615 West North street, for assault and battery upon his wife Mary and her brother, William Davidson. It is said he used a knife during a family brawl. Auto Driver Arrested After Car Hits Man Carl Flick, 23, 2017 West Washington street, was arrested on charges of assault and battery, speeding and passing a standing street car, when his automobile struck Theodore R. Harvey, 22 02 North Ritter avenue, as Harvey was getting off a street car at West Washington and Gelsendorff streets. Harvey’s right leg was broken and his back was injured. He was sent to the city hospital.

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DOG HILL PARAGRAFS In discussing the weather this morning Tobe Moseley said a sure way to find out whether there had been a ha and winter or not was to look at the size of the ash pile. • * * The Excelsior Fiddling Band for some reason or another shows great Improvement In Its muslic during the past week. Some are of the opinion that Elllck Helwanger Is the cause of it, as he got mad and cut loose from the band last week. • • Slim Pickins reports he caught the Old Miser on last Friday greasing his money so that it will not rust during the damp weather. Knights Templars Plan Easter Fete Raper Commandery No. 1, Knights Templars, Indianapolis, will hold services Easter Sunday by attending In a body, a ceremonial at the Cadlo Tabernacle. Services will be public and wll. be carried out according to the Knlghte Templars Easter ritual. Dr. Robert J. Aley, president of Butler College, will make an address. The Gipsy Smith Choir will Join with the members of the order In aiuglng. The services will be broadcasted over tho country. All Knights Templars will meet at the Masonic Temple at 2 o'clock that afternoon and will march to the Tabernacle. A feature of the parade to the Tabernacle will be mamvers nnd drilling by the drill team and by the bugle corps en route to the destination. Brandt C. Downey, eminent commando, of Raper. will head the parade, accom panied by the other high '(fleers of the commandery. All Knights Templars within a hundred mile rad him of Indianapolis will be invited to attend and to take part in the services. DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies iJL_ 35 cents buys a bottle of "Dandcrine” at any drug store. After one application of this delightful tonic you can not find a particle of dandruff or a falling hair. Besides, every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and abundance.— Advertisement. KEEP - LOOKING YOUNG It’s Easy—ls You Know DrEdwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young Is to feel young—to do this you must watch your liver and bowels—there's no need of having a sallow complexion—dark rings under your eyes—pimples—a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you 1)0 per cent of ail sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentle In their action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of Impurities. I)r. Edward’s Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15c and 30c.—Advertisement. ■ ■■ ' ■ 1 : G SI.OO PACKAGE OF YEAST VITAMINE TABLETS from your druggist today. If_ you are thin and emaciated and wiah something to help you put on flesh and increase your weight, I • Yeut Vitamine Tablets should be used In connection with organic Nuxated Iron. Without organic iron, both food and Vitaminet are absolutely useless.a.yourbodycannotchangc inert, lifelcn* food into living cell, mid tieiua unless you have plenty of organic iron In your blond. Organic iron takes up oxygen tVom your lungs. This oxygenated organic iron unites with your digested food as it isaliaorbed into your blood just as fire unite* with coal or wood, and by so doing it creates tremendous power and energy. W ithout organic iron in your blood your food merely passe* thruyour body without doing you any good Arrangements have been made with tho druggists of this city to give every reader of this paper a large |i.oo package of Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets absolutely free with every purchase of a bottle of Nuxated Iron. I For Red BlenAShsiitih ar.rf Endurance]

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Jr X Do You Enjoy Your Work? \ Professions! Service M Reasonable Cost w No one can enjoy his work as he should if his vision is not perfect. A pair of the right kind of glasses will often change labor that seemed a mere grind, into pleasurable work. Let Wm. T. Pfaff, our Optometrist, examine your eyes. He will fit you correctly for less than is generally charged. Charles Mayer & Cos. Department established 2 9-31 West Washington St. /

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Auto Accessories at Money-Saving Prices Our new accessory department offers motorists a convenient downtown source of supply for all kinds of automobile supplies and equipment. Stocks are new and complete. Prices are remarkably low. Service is expert and prompt. Here are a few of many specially priced items:

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