Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 294, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1922 — Page 14
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We Will Help You to Save Safely jflmbfr fcatoinjpj enu £rust Company SENATOR NEW WOULD REVISE REVENUE ACT Fears Law Is Too Burdensome on People and Would Protect Labor. PRAISE FOR HARDING Revision of the revenue act "so as to make it rest more lightly on the people." enactment of a tariff bill, ‘‘which in observance of the Republican principle of protection will safeguard our labor an industries from the < heap labor and production of Europe,” were advocates by Senator Harry S. New in a speech before an organization meeting at the Hotel Severin today. Bitter criticism of the administration of Woodrow Wilson and praise so- *bat of President Harding were ex; .‘eased. In part he said: “We had no ta friend among the nations of the world when President Harding took the oath of office. We were menaced by possible conflicts in the Pa> iflc arising out of misunderstanding and ignorance of national aims. Today as a result of the Washington conference on limitation of armaments, called by the President, and ably presided over by the Secretary of State. Mr. Hughes, ignorance has been dissipated and misunder dings removed. The race in naval armaments, with its xhaustive burden upon humanity, has been abruptly terminated. ‘‘A treaty which menaced us with war has been supplanted by a treaty which pledges us continued peace. American valor secured us foreign respect in military power. American statesmanship has dispelled irritation and Inspired kindlier feelings for us among foreign peoples. They know we will not mix in their political affairs. Ttey know It from our independent peace with Germany established by congressional resolution, our unswerving refusal to take part in conference designed to enforce the discredited treaty of Versailles, or in conferences which relate solely to European affairs. They know, so far as reparations are concerned, we feel there must be payment up to- the limit of ability to pay.'* When the Republican party came Into power it was confronted with a condition of financial and economic disorder hreatening national disaster. “Tie Administration, through Conpromptly acted to remove the cause of these national disorders and to provide basic conditions of economic sanity which would enable a return to employment, ‘..reduction and prosperity it was essential to dismantle the war machine with the greatest possible expedition, to create a rigid eeoinomy In every phase of governmental activity, eliminate waste and extravagane*. and to enact revenue bills which would re. move inequalities and lessen the burden upon the people and at the same time provide sufficient moneys to meet all obligations.” U. S. RESERVE BANKS MIGHT JOIN PARLEY World Financial Conditions Such as to Influence Uncle Sam. WASHINGTON*. April 20—Financial conditions arising out of the Genoa conference might make it necessary for the Federal Reserve Banks of the United States to take part in an international conference of central banks of issue, it was str.ted officially at the Treasury Department today. Although the suggestion has been made at Genoa that such a conference would called, an invitation to thj Federal Reserve board has not been received at the Treasury, It was said today.
H. C . of L. Had No Terror for Young Moore For the modest sum of 50 cents Russell Moore, a 14-year-old youngster of O'tlln. Parke County, jrot a suit of clothes valued at $20.00. $5.51 in cash, and indictment by the Federal grand Jury. He will appear before Judge Albert B. Anderson in Federal Court. May <t, to explain just how it happened. Officials are inclined to believe that this is the record ‘run for the money” in the annals of the court. According to charges brought by postoffice inspectors, young Moore purchased a money order for 50 cents, payable to Sears-Roebuck & Cos. of Chicago. He then altered the order to read $2(5.50. sent it to the company and ordered a suit of clothes costing $20.09. He got the suit and $5.51 in change. It is understood that Moore’s father reimbursed the company for its loss. New State Bank Granted Charter The Tuxedo State Bank, to he located on east New York street. has been granted a charter by the State charter board. A capital of $25,000 was approved. A charter was refused a private bank proposed for Beech Grove to supplant the ono closed following a robbery and irregularities disclosed. John C. Clapp, William C. Clapp, F. A. Parke and others proposed a private bank with a capital of SIO,OOO. Commissioner Charles W. Camp suggested that the capital be inereased and charter for State bank be asked. I)r. Wood Elected Association Head Dr. Charles S. Wood of Indianapolis, superintendent of the Methodist Hospital. has been elected president of the Indiana section of the Amercian Hospital Association, at thp annual convention of the organization held at the Hotel Lincoln. Dr. Wood succeeds Dr George F. Keiper of Lafayette. Other officers elected for the year were: Miss Harriet Jones. Bloomington, first vice president; Miss Benetha M. Smith. Muncie. second vice president; Miss Anna Medendorp. Lafayette, secretary; Mrs. I. P. Clarke. Indianapolis, treasurer; Miss Kdith Willes, Vincennes, trustee for one year. COLI MBI S BANKS MERGE. YOU’MBPS, Ind., April 21).—Announcement is made here of the merger of the Farmers’ Trust Company and the People's Savings and Trust Company, with a combined capital of $200,000. M. O. Reeves will be president of the merged banks and C. M. Setser cashier.
BORAH SEES SOME GOOD IN ALLIANCE Senator Declares It Natural for Two Nations. POLICY OF ALLIES Forced Germany and Russia Into It, He Says. lJy SENATOR WILLIAM E. BORAH. WASHINGTON, April 20.—The Rus-sian-German treaty, or alliance, is the natural iuevitable result of the policy of the allies, or associated powers, since the armistice. It Is as legitimately their work ns if they had written the treaty and said to Russia and Germany: Sign here! When the four-power (Pacific) treaty was signed, Russia, as a Pacific power, was wholly ignored. Since that time Japan, one of the signatories of the four-power alliance, has been pushing her troops farther and farther Into Russian territory. When the powers assembled at Genoa, three of the great powers went down to I.loyd George’s villa and discussed what they would probably do with Russia and Germany. Russia was advised of the conditions under which she must act and Germany was advised that the question of reparations could not be considered. Russia made a suggestion about disarmament and France resented it. TWO NATIONS CLOSELY ALLIED. Now after the four power alliance, and after first maneuvers at Genoa, the natural, the Inevitable thing was the coming together of Russia and Germany. Germany has cbount TO.iXiO.ihiO people. RfisMa at least 150.000.000. and their economic interests are closely intertwined and interdependent. They did what was prophesied many times during the four-power treaty debate they would and made an alliance of their own. Those who believe in alliances, cannot. for a moment, object to this alliance. If an alliance is a good thing for four powers, it must have some virtues for two powers. You cannot eliminate, or ostracize 70,000,000 and ls>o.o<in.noM people like Germany and Russia, or 400.000.000 as Its China, anti avoid counter alliances. In other words, that which happened was to be expected. It was logical. OUGHT TO HAVE FAVORABLE EFFECT. Certainly if Russia and Germany can come to an understanding about their economic interests, dispose of their debts and open up trade, it ordinarily ought to have a favorable effect on European af fairs generally. I.loyd George complained and very properly complained, in his opening speech, that the European powers were ‘‘snarling’ at one another. Russia and Germany evidently concluded that so far as they were concerned. th“y would quit "snarling” and adjust their matters ns between themseivcß. They seem to hare gotten together out of a shepr matter of self-defense and also out of a sense of great lonesomeness. After it was determined that the Versailles treaty could not be changed or modified, or reparations taken up and ad-
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On Committee CORNELIUS HOLLOWAY. That the wide diversity of features at the Home Complete Exposition, May 8 to 13 at the State fairground, will find an individual appeal more than a hundred thousand people, is the assertion of Cornelius Holloway, member <>f the exposition committee of the Indianapolis real esate board. Mr Iloloway points out that every type of building material will be displayed, demonstrated, and lectured upon, as well as exhibited in interesting fashion in the booths in the Manufacturers' building. He also mentions the fiveroom model home that wtll be given away at the exposition to the person submitting the best five reasons why one should own his home in Indianapolis, and the fact home furnishings es every sort and description, inti household labor savers and efficiency aids will be exhibited. Mr. Holloway predicts that more than 100,000 persons wi.i visit the exposition.
Justed, it seemed to me very improbable that a general conference would accomplish anything except very superficial things. The basis of reconstruction in Europe, the basis of economic health in Europe, is a complete revision of the Versailles treaty and a readjustment of reparations. —Copyright. l*.i'. 1 2.
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BOOSTING OF COAL PRICES NOT JUSTIFIED Secretary of Labor Calls Attention to Action Since Strike. CONSPIRACY IS HINTED WASHINGTON, April 20.—Secretary of Labor Davis today informed Attorney General Daugherty that there had been "unjustifiable boosting of coal prices as a result of the strike and asked that the Department of Justice take immediate steps to stop surh practices. It was agreed following a conference between the Cabinet officials thnt an investigation would be launched at once to uncover a possible conspiracy between coal operators to maintain high prices.
TWO MORE HIGH SCHOOLYOUTHS REPORTED GONE Disappearances Increase List to Five Within Two Weeks. Two more high school hoys were reported missing from their homes today. Both are students at Arsenal Technical High School. These two disappearances brlr.- the total for the last (wo weeke to fi-.-e. Two of that number have returned home. Another. John Smlgoski, son of Sergt. William Smlgoski, Ft. Ben Jamin Harrison, Is still missing. The boys who hare Just disappeared are Wallaee MeCarrel, 17, 15 North Arsenal avenue, and Paul Terhune, 14, 1232 College avenue. The supposition of the parents of the boys is that they left town together to go to the country' and work. C. E. MeCarrel, father of the MeCarrel boy, said' the only reason he could assign for his leaving home was that he had been rebuked rather severely because of a low grade he had received in school. RELIGION, INC. SWANSEA, \pril 20. Baptists <>f this community have formed a business organization w ith definite ohliga'ions to promote the ranee of their churches.
DOG HULL PARAGRAFS ISSr* c^/ ji It was known that the Mail Carrier was approaching for quite a while before he reached here today, as Jeff Potlocks heard him sneezing. Slim Pickens created considerable wonder and a good deal of speculation last Sunday by the peculiar rattling noise he made as he walked around, and which turned out to be caused from two sheep bells he carried In hig pockets. • • • Cricket Hicks reports that the Rye Straw store was so crowded this morning there was not any room for any more room.
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CONGESTION OF WHEAT ENDED Sixteen Steamships Take From Lake Elevators. WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April 20.—Sixteen steamships have arrived at Ft. William and Port Arthur at the head of the Great Lakes, to take out enrgoeg of grain for Buffalo and Georgian Bay ports. This is the ttrgt fleet of the 1022 season and it Is estimated that It will earry away about 4,000,000 bushels of wheat by Saturday night. The loading of the ships wiil relieve congestion in elevators and railway terminals, where It is estimated 50,000,000 bushels of grain are stored. WAR MOTHERS TO MEET. BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 20—War mothers of the Second district will hold their district convention here April 2520. The Rev. Daisy Douglass Barr of Indianapolis. State president, will be one of the speakers.
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