Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1922 — Page 14
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Building ||| Dollars ill*p§| Dollars mount up steadily in a bank account with the power of regular deposits. Each time you make a deposit, your balance grows that much higher. Jfletdjer anil Crust Company Safe Deposit Boxes Ground Floor Vault
EXPENSIVE ROAD FOR SOUTH SIDE County Bosses Pick High Class for Paving. A petition for the paring of a strip of road on South Pennsylvania street from Pleasant Run boulevard south to the township line with vobrolithic concrete, one of the most expensive of paving materials, has been accepted by the county commissioners. The road is known as the John Carlisle road because Carlisle's name appears first on the petition. Carlisle is the bailiff of the County Commissioners' Court. The petition, which was filed March 28, is signed by seventy-two property owners. The specifications of the road, in addition to the section naming the vitrolithic concrete, set forth that the road is to be fifty feet wide, thirty feet to be hard surfaced and five feet on each side to be surfaced with crushed stone. Final authority for the construction of the road will be granted If the county engineer and the viewers present suitable reports. Approval for a change in the specifications of the Raymond street road was granted. Emulsified asphalt was originally specified bait was later changed to gravel or crushed stone with concrete as a surfacing material. The estimated saving to the countv on this change will be $0,113. The total costs will be $39,7SB.
Rainfall Brings Bath to Emporia EMPORIA. Kan., April 26—This town has been on its greatest souse since last fall. No, don't call Izzy Einstein, the New York rum sleuth. It's a souse in the bathtub, with plenty of water. Emporlans have been on reduced watei rations during the long-continued drought in this part of the wheat belt, broken only recently by a perfectly nice little rainfall. The water Supply had to be guarded, and the town was put on water rations, so to speak. The use of the bathtub anytime but Saturday nights was regarded as a downright crime, and there was even an agitation at one time during the drought to have a bathtub inspector make the rounds on Saturday nights to see that no bather was using more water than was properly needed to set wet. But ail that is now at an end. Folk here can take two baths in rapid succession if they think one soaking is not nemgh, and a brighter and even a cleaner era has dawned on the community. There's water again, and Emporia has been having a grand “soak." Hold Two on Charge of False Pretenses Harry M. Bowers of Huntington is under arrest today on a charge of obtaining $ 130 worth of merchandise from the Van Camp Hardware and Iron Company by falsely representing himself to be a dealer in sporting goods. Abid Zack, Brevort Hotel, is alleged to have obtained $137 from John M. Reed, 610 North Meridian street, on false pretenses. TO VISIT OHIO COt RTS. Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth, of city court will leave Thursday night for a iwo days trip to Ohio. Judge Wilmeth will visit the city courts at Dayton and Cincinnati, the former Friday, and the latter Saturday.
House and Comfort Slippers fSBk values every day in the / \§T\ year. Kid boudoir slip- \ pers in black, brown, blue y\ \ \ and pink, strap slippers s''™'/ \ V \£isvh\ .cOk and fel * slippers in plain i and fancy effects, all col’"“'v ors, with leather or buck- *“* ,— —*71 \-~d skin soles - Bath Slippers for Men and Women, 50c a Pair | Women’s SHOE S'TOliltlß Ha/J Soles MERCHANTS BANK BLDG-DOWN STAJR.S Heels 50c Washington and Meridian Streets
ZOWIE! SOUTH BEND, Ind., April 26.—The ‘‘Carrie Nation’* squad of the police department wleldlngr their sledge hammers last night, turned the mahogany bar of Wilson S. Borton into wreckage. A half-pint of “regular" whisky and a quart and a half of moonshine were found. At one point the wrecking had to be stopped to disperse the hostile onlookers. It was the twelfth baloon smashed by the squad.
Five Negroes Held for Unlawful Ride The names of five negro “Joy riders” werg^laced on the slate in the turnkey's office early today, each being charged with vehicle taking. The negroes were arrested in Louisville and brought back to Indianapolis by detectives. They had in their possession an automobile alleged to have been stolen from the garage of Freeman B. Ransom, 82S North California street, Sunday night. The five men under arrest gave their names as Frank Bailet, 17. SHKS Edgemont street ; Leroy Carr, 17, 517 North Senate avenue; Arthur Taylor, 19, 1012 Lafayette street; John Miles, 20, the Hudson House, and Charles Vanderlip, 17, 311 North Senate avenue. Aged Gotham Pair Die Mysteriously NEW TORK, April 26—Freemont M Jackson, 75, well-to-do retired business man and his wife. Mrs. Annie Jackson. 70, were found dead today in their apartmen in the - Hotel Margaret under circumstances which will require in investigation, according to the police. The bodies were discovered on the bathroom floor fully dressed. There were evidences that they both had vomited freely tefore death. There was nt> weapon in the room and no evidences of gas. Says Operators Are Not Ready to Sign CHICAGO, April 26.—Dr. F. C. Han nold, secretary of the Illinois Coal Operators' Association. today said Illinois operators have no intention of signing a “separate peace" with Union strikers. Ilis ultimatum came In response to a statement Issued by Frank Farrington, president of the Illinois miners, indicating that the signing of separate State agreements was; imminent.
Form Boosters Club to Improve Streets ‘‘The Brightwood Boosters’ Club was formed at a meeting in School No. 7.1, at Thirtieth and School streets last night The Diirpose is to bring about the Improvement of Thirtieth street from Keystone to Emerson avenues. Elmer Myers was named permanent chairman and L. \V. Cnrry. secretary, of the organization. Among the speakers was TV'. TV. Spencer. About ltiO persons attended the meeting Seek Bandits and $13,000 in_Valuab!es CHICAGO, April 26.—rollee today sought three bandits who held up Samuel Garfield, stock broker, and his wife In their home and escaped with $13,000, in money and Jewels.
SHIVELY SAYS RESERVE PLAN IS DISTORTED Declares Mellen Appointment Was Special Favor for Big Business. Special to The Times. GARY, Ind., April 26.—Manipulation of the Federal Reserve Banking system through appointment of men in sympathy ony with Wall Street and big capital was charged to the Harding Administration by Bernard B. Shively candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator, speaking at a meeting here last night. Through appointment of Andrew Mellon, as Sceretary of the Treasury, Mr. Snlvely declared the way was paved for the disastrous program of deflation which, he charged, was started by the Federal Reserve Board. “The entire drift—nay the whole program of the Harding Administration—has been intent on one result—namely: The bestowal of ‘special privileges,’ ’’ Shively declared. “Having never believed in a general prosperity, they have ingeniously conceived a well defined program to add more fat to the kettle of the vested interests, hoping in turn these favored ones will consent to distribute a little of it as a sort of alms to the Nation. “Once in control, their program was comparatively simple. What right had Industry generally to prosper? What, right had business to be so contented? What right had the manufacturer and : producer—not generally considered a part ' ot ‘big business'—to be so independent'/ right had labor to attend the plc- ! ture show and eat three meals a day? “We will change this program at once. ; they said. We will take the control of the money power out of the hands of the ; people and put It bnck where It was prior to the advent of Wilson. We will throw it back into the hands of Wall street, i Yes, we will emasculate the great Federal Reserve system that enabled us to win the war—that great system 'hat made it possible f:>r us to loan ten billion of dollars to Europe and raise twenty-four billion for war purposes. This system will be made a creature of our will. We will control its personnel, tuen will we control its policy. We will place Mi. Melon, a Wall street baron, at the head of the Treasury. He Is rich, almost as rich as Rockefeller. He will know what i capital needs. And so, even as they had planned. Mr. Harding appointed Mr. Mellon. And Mr. Mellon, knowing what the interests wanted, prepared his program of deflation. The most stupendous and cold-blooded piece of financial Jugglery that ever was folstered on a people. Understand. 1 make no criticism against the Federal Reserve system It marks n new epoch in American statesmanship. It is the Administration of the law that 1 denounce. “There is no question that the Federal reserve board, controlled by great New York interests, has favored Wall street. Certainly, if a cyclone had hit the Nation it could not have wrought gr-ater havoc to property values thar. did tinera of deflation inaugurated by the board. Thus we have the first step by the Republican party In the interest of the Wall street speculators as .against the nianufticturers, farmers, stockmen and the smaller banks and business men.”
Suit for Damages Due to Tattooing The Sells Floto Circus Is defendant in a suit filed in Circuit Court by Frank Farr Jr., who askß a Judgment of SIO,OOO for injuries which resulted when he allowed an attache of the circus to tattoo hlg left leg It is claimed that serious infection set in and it was necessary that an op-ration be performed. It Is stated that Farr-wlll be in the hospital probably three weeks The alleged tattooing took place In Chicago, April 19. FIRE AT MILK PLANT, NOBLESVILLE. Ind., April 26.—The Indiana Condensed Milk Company of Indianapolis and Noblcsrllle suffered a heavy loss In a fire at Its plant here Nine trucks and approximately 1,000 milk cans were destroyed. The loss Is estimated at $20,000. Laugh If yon will at the V crude photography of the f old faintly album—but re- ( member It* human lntere*t never failed. Yon will VIAJ- find the greatest plioto--1 Wjbflk graphic beauty as uell as % all the old heart interest *" Portraits made by Ninth Floor, Kahn P tiding. Shave With Cuticura Soap The New Way Without Mugj
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The Horse Doctor of the Calf Ribs neighborhood was kicked by a mule he had been called to see, Friday morning, which shows that the mule did not have much confidence in him. • * • Cricket Hicks says since the proprietor of the Rye Straw store got to keeping such close count on the money that is taken in it is a whole lot harder for him to find anybody to work for him. • • • Raz Barlow says he notices some persons have several Sunday shirts when there is not but one Sunday. TRUCK DRIVER HURT. A Stock Yards street car knocked over a cattle truck at Harding and Morris streets, slightly Injuring the driver, W. H. Kosier, 47, It. It. A-l, Indianapolis.
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HOW TO LIVE LITTLE LONGER TO BE SHOWN Demonstration in Connection With Indiana Health Exposition. Demonstrations of ways to "living a little longer,” will be given by students of home hygiene and care of the sick from the Indianapolis chapter, American Red Cross, at the Indiana Health Exposition, State fairground, May 19 to 27. “When Disaster Strikes” is the title of one exhibit that is planned to illustrate in detail the work of the Red Cross during floods, tornadoes and other perils to the community. “Statistics show that 35,000 persons died In the State during the last year, 15,000 of whom were victims of preventable diseases,” says an exposition bulletin. Financial loss to the citizens of Indianapolis, it is estimated, amounted to more than $7,000,000. Mrs. Fred Daab’s Size Saved Her From Manhole COLUMBUS, Ind., April 26.—Because she weighs nearly 300 pounds, Mrs. Fred Dnab, East Columbus, escaped a fall into a sewer manhole. She stepped on the cover, which slipped to one side, throwing her forcibly, breaking her arm and causing severe injuries. GAMBLER FINED. Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth fined Harry Brown, Cincinnati, $25 and costs on a charge of operating a gaming house when he pleaded guilty. He was arrested Monday evening at Alabama and Ohio streets.
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