Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1922 — Page 5

MAY 19,1922.

HIGHER PRICES FORECAST BY GEORGE BRYANT Government Agent Says Reduced Acreage Means Shorter Crops. Higher prices for com and oats In Indiana ■were lorecast today by George C. Bryant, representative of the Department o_’ Agrcnlture here today. A short acreage and a consequent small crop of both these products will force a higher market, Bryant said. Farm work has been delayed by the wet condition of the soil. •‘This won’t make any material difference to the farmer in the amount of ir nney he receive*, however,” Bryant said. “But it will make a big difference to the consumer. “The total amount of money the farmer receives for a small crop will be virtually the same as that he receives for a large crop when prices are low.” Corn is Indiana’s principle crop. Oats coming next ranks almost evenly with xcheat and hay. The corn acreage in Indiana is approximately 5.000,000, Bryant said. Wheat, oats and hay are about 2,000,000 acres each. **ln the south part of the State the farmers won't be able to get Into the bottom lands for another week yet,” he declared. “In nearly every section, the i trmer considers May 10 as the final date for getting in his corn. “In southern Indiana it should have been in the ground two weeks ago. The effects of that can possibly be overcome to some degree by planting early maturing varieties of corn. And 1f the frost bolds off late enough In the fall, the crops will be helped.” Oats was seeded two or three weeks later than ustiaT and in some counties it h is not yet been sown.” LEGION WOULD WATCH GRAVES OF VETERANS Would Make One Memorial Day Answer for North and South. A proposal that the American Legion be allowed to astnime the trust of caring for the craves of Confederate and Union soldiers has been made to the United C 'nfederate Veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic, national headquarters of the World War service men here announces. The legion asks that It be given the privilege, beginning with the ccm'.ng Memorial Pay. It suggests that, to mark ttie occasion, legion posts and units of the Confederate and Grand Army organlratlons exchange their respective flags over the graves. •*We see your ranks growing very thin and while there are a few of yon yet

FREE CONCERT Sunday Afternoon, May 21st By the MIAMI LUCKY SEVEN America’s famous orchestra, commonly known as the Pep Producing Personality Boys, who only last week closed a two weeks* engagement at the Circle Theatre of this city. Don’t fail to come. Lay aside everything else. You cannot afford to miss this. Big * tent on grounds and plenty of chairs. The Starr Piano Company has kindly consented to furnish the piano for this concert, which will be given at NORTHCUFFE the magnificent plat between 59th and 63rd streets, just south of Broad Ripple Park and on the Broad Ripple car line, in the direct line of the city’s phenomenal growth northward. This beautiful addition is one of the choicest ever laid out in this city. We are proud of it, and want every man, woman and child in Indianapolis to see it. The lots are limited in number and will soon be gone. Salesmen on the grounds daily. Do not delay. Don’t be a regretter. Come out today or tomorrow and take some pictures. Don’t wait until Sunday. Join the big kodak contess. SIOO Cash Will Be Given Away ]We will give away for the best kodak pictures taken in Northcliffe the following cash prizes: For the Best Picture, $25*00 For the Five Next Best Pictures, $5.00 Each For the Three Next Best Pictures, $ 10.00 Each For the .Twenty Next Best Pictures, SI.OO Each The Contest Rules: We want some good pictures taken in Northcliffe for use in our adver- No cars, no noise, no bustle, all is serene there. Get THAT into your pio Rising. ture and you stand a good chance to win a prize. This contest will close Wednesday, May 24th, at 5:30 p. m. All prints We prefer pictures of children taken on one of these beautiful lots. Take must be in our office, 904 Fletcher Trust Building, by that time. A child to a place where it is safe for him or her to play and take a picture. A committee of judges composed of three prominent Indianapolis citizens, . ... .. will select the winning pictures. We want that picture to show how safe it is for a child in this beautiful Take the kiddies and your kodak and make it an errand of fun and north side addition. business—go today or tomorrow. Do not delay. Drive out Meridian street to Riviera Boulevard, which runs along the east bank of the Canal, then northeast on Riviera Boulevard to Sixty-third street, then east on Sixty-third street, past the Broad Ripple High School to Haverford avenue, which is a little west of the Green City Boat House, and then south on Haverford avenue into the Addition. Or take a Broad Ripple street car and get off at Haverford avenue or Green City Boat House. Northcliffe is on the south side of the street and extends south to Fifty-ninth street. , , ' \ American Town Lot Company 904 Fletcher Trust Bldg. The Homeseekers’ Friend Phone: MAin 4295

with the living, the legion has an ambition to prove Its fidelity to you by accepting as a sacred trust the privilege of caring for and decorating all of the graves of America’s heroic dead, who fought on both sides In that struggle which resulted In a rebirth of our Nation,” reads the legion’s letter to Gen. J'ulian S. Carr, chief of the Confederate veterans. “Why not let ns hare Just one national Memorial Day for the decoration of America's soldiers?” the letter continues. “Our membership is comprised of the sons and, largely, grandsons of Confederate veterans and Union veterans. If is composed of your children and your children's children; we belong to you and you belong to us. The glory and heroism that you wrought is our priceless heritage.” Legion officials here declare their belief that gradually May 30 is becoming Memorial Day in both the North and the South, where before States of the confederacy 'nave traditionally observed different dates than those observed in the North. It Is hoped that through the Influence of World War veterans on both sides of Mason-Dixon line, Memorial Day this year will be one of Nationwide significance. FARM BOYS* RISE. MALDON. England, May 19. —James Parish, now Liberal candidate for Parliament, began- work on a farm when 8 years old. He got 25 cents a week. He now pays $75,000 In taxes on his own farms.

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HEAVY BEAMS USED TO DRAG INDIANA ROADS Steel Secured by Commission From Government Serves Purpose. Thousands of pounds of steel eyebeams designed and sold to the Government for various purposes when this Nation was In war, are now doing peacetime duty on Indiana State roads Having been fashioned into admirable drags fqr leveling and scraping secondary roads. According to members of the State' high highway commission a considerable portion of this steel consigned to the Indiana highway department by the federal Government, has been faslboned into drags that are excellent for maintaining gravel and stone surfaced throughfares. The secondary roads are dragged three and four times each week, especially afteT a rainfall. The heavy steel keeps the surface level and free of loose macadam or gravel. These lmprovished drags were planned by A. H. Hinkle, chief engineer of maintenance. They are doing the work to better advantage than the commercial made drags. The cost is infinitesimal, highway officials say.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES

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Round Trip ITOLEDO, OHIO! Round Trip $4.06 May 20th, 1922 $4.00 Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos., Frankfort, and TANARUS., St. L. & W. R. R. Cos. (Clover La(,Boute). Good going- on all trains leaving Indianapolis Saturday. May 20th, to ar.rive In Frankfort In time to connect with Clover Leaf trains leaving Frankfort at 10:59 A. 51., May 20th and 1:27 A.M,, May 21st. Tickets good returning leaving Toledo on TANARUS., St. L. Jt W. R. R. Cos. trala No. 6 at 5:00 P. M. (Central Time), on Sunday following date of sale. Call local ticket agent forßfurther Information. Pl.one, Main 4500.

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