Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1922 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely ytftrber getting? cnu Crust Company GREAT BRITAIN j PLANS TO PAY Annual Interest Account With United States Will He Met by Installments. LONDON, June 6.—-Great Britain is planning to pay the United States 000,000 annually for interest upon th** money borrowed from the United States during trie war, it was learned this afternoon from a semi-official source. Beginning ia October, the interest will be paid in two instalments. $120.00d,000 i in October and ?l.r,ooo.<X*o In the last part of March or ;be first so April. Publicity Stunt of Klan Attracts Crowd of 5,000 MUXCIF Irid.. .Tune 6.—A flaming • ross provided the only iiii!iiiinsi*i.'>:i as .7.0U0 person* heid 1 ■ :t> k l>y sentries :■ hoods and gowns, s.ov a hundred in- :i initiated into the Kti-Klnx Klan. The initiation continue*! for three atre. The word spread rapidly •' .* r the ity of • hat was going on. The crowd •■f spectators Inerea*. and unfit it !•*■ aim necessary to call police for rnfi.ro .* tit. ••f traffic rules. Identity of the Candida!* s was flu*. -ly guarded secret. Police Raids Net Booze Law Violators A raid on the store of Charles i'r yje, t Syrian. 6-77 Blake •■'reef, yesterday aftrnoon. resulted in the finding of a gallon of white male Lieutenant Johns.-n and a squad of police made the raid, ar resting Fra.lje. Harry Shaffer, 722 Madison avenue, was arrested by Lieutenant Ronainger and police, who raided his home at 722 Madison avenue yesterday. Shaffer was charged with operating a blind tiger. Others arrested on similar charges n-ere: Frank Smiley 321 South Fast -reet; Charles F. Holtz, 1312 Birth an* one; John K. O'Brien. 222"* Hast Tenth -freet; Lee Jacobs, negro, 135 . k \Va*hngton street; William Garvin, negro. 321 West Fourteenth street. Boy Scouts Receive Service Certificate An engraved certificate s.-rvlce V. ■< been received hv the B<*v S*--*-. /.atlon fr..m national Near Lest ie'li* f. signed by Cleveland ii- I'edge ami **th*T prominent Eastern philauthr**: :sts interested In Armenian or) 2 • re.c-f. The certificate is given u r>- :: <*f the splendid humanitarian life , ;:.g ••rvlc* retidcred by Indianapelis *'. Boy Scouts , : Amer; i it. belli'! . r :h* orphan children an*i stri**keu people- of the Near East.'' Local scout# g ive valuable aid in • ear's >js**l . lothijfg drive of :!, r lief organization a- 1 t! '■ v. ; .1 ■•ffert-d their servi.-es is tin • g -I itig appeal to be made t!.- la‘> r part . I .1 un*. Chicago Mayor Will Name School Board CHICAGO, June *s. Mayor tVilil.iui Hale Thompson was expected to submit he names of an entire new- : ir* 1 to the city council at its r. g ; ar no r ng tomorpiw. Rt-signan o s , f the ire membership of the obi board wer* asked by the mayor yesterday Ail but three of the members c.**n;.!i*-*l i:nr;:• iute y and the resignations of the >r t hr* are expe. ted today Reutova! .? the r.tire ol*! *..., rd wa <!•• i*ie.i uteri bv •i.- mayor a, the ni.-sr *•;'* Tv. means of eliminating faction::' -rrife t at has kept the hoard in turmoil for s. c.-ra' months. Members of Party at Day Home Called OKLAHOMA * TTV Jane ft Vrui v of tieers. metnbers of a board *.f it o cry. today sear*-bed for additional e\ !-.••> in conneetion with the slaying *.f Lieutenant Colonel Paul Ward P* *k. id -: of ft.. a , r sir vice, by Judge .1 *-,•! t l*. par a‘ the la'tor's hone lie,** April 1 M**mbers of the parr a! the fay hom-* **f th-. tragedy at:d p**.;*-e off: *-rs who arrived shortly after tie shooting wtr** questioned.

'• AMATEUR mms | ROSE SHOW Bankers Trust Company's Lobby FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUkNE NINTH AND TENTH No Entry Ffe V SIO.OO in Cash Prizes and plants oE New Varieties of Roses Voters to judge winners in first four classes in addition to the awards of the judges. Points will be scored on the Lowery Cup.

CLASSES A —Collection of Hybrid Tens stocks in 3 or more varieties. B —Collection of Hybrid Perpetuals—l 2 stocks in 3 or more varieties. C —Collection of Climbing Roses—3 or more varieties. D —Most artistic arrangement cf Roses —named or on-named varieties. E —Largest collection of named Roses —one sfccA of earh variety F —Best flower garden photograph—with Roses predominating.

Call or write for list of prizes and entry blanks Rankers Trust Company PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO STREETS

HARDING WILL VETO SOLDIER BONUSSCHEME Position of President Not Changed on Measure. SOURCE OF FUNDS Senate Refuses to Take Word as Final. Special to Indiana Daily Times a . I I’r.liadeiphi.i Public Ledger. WASIINGTON, June fi -If the McCumber soldier bonus bill passes the Senate as contemplated by Republican leaders. it will be vetoed by President Harding. The President's position on the pending legislation was thus communion t, 1 to the '*... ate through persons of, ur.niistakeable authority. Mr. Harding has repeatedly expressed his opposition ! to a soldier bonus bill not containing \ provl oins for r-iising the revenue ueces- . sary to me-t the expense, in the Sen-; a:.*, hwi'Vi*r, responsible Republicans; hare adhered to the belief that the P-esi- I *i nr w**iild acquiesce to tlieir plans. Senator Me* umber. North Dakota, who! i fae.-s a stiff primary fight at the end of :!.;s month, has proc*eded to frame and r* p rt a soldier bonus bill promising the utiiiz.itionAf the foreign debt to meet the : t-.iyrn -r.rs. The r.-port of the Finance < oumiittce has been s* ut to the putdie printer. Ml .min' i:i \t •IAATK POSITION". The ITesblent "as represented as not , only more insistent upon u bonus bill , which pays for lts*-’f. but chagrined at the unwillingness of Senate leaders to take him at his word. He was wild to ; have expressed, according to those outlining ids views, was to let the Senate kre v f .r ewe and for all that he meant what he said. That expression o' the President’s ■ views r**:. in | the Senate while RepubII .ms were d;s. asking plans for eonsideratioti of the bonus bill. Thafe was st:! 1 a difference of opinion ns to whether or * the tariff bill should be laid aside • * rake up the ncasiire. Tie- President gave genuine encourage ta to the f. > -of s'ldler bonus legislation. 1’ me a! to them that the Me Caai’.ier bill was fb-ad. Th** House the* b- 1,-*.', pugh: override the President's v.t- out n<>: th*- S.-nat**. I.ITT 1.1 IT.OSI'KI T Ol Sr.NJTI-. * HAN*.II. Tii-r.. appear*.*! little t respect that Mr. M- ::n!.er and his i.n.-bonus 1 dlow■rs In the b*-nnt** w*oibl t*** willing f*> a o their plans at this date to the ■- .silos Os the President. Most of them have insisted .-ontinuaily that Mr. Hard ng would not veto a soldiers' bonus bill. The;- mand for a s*.idler bonus been i;o more insistent than their opposl rj new t.-.x; ti**n. Against the Pr.-s-i Ici.t's pr* :**isa! f**r a sa!- tax, they b >-n tidan.-iut. They have told Mr Harding a sales tax would rod do under any i-tr< umstanees. 5- • i* r-.-I IV ~ vv-*r. has Mr Hard T g s i -isi oti a certain course been igi.: t - S-;i.tte with shell furs**. 11- *s * *.v.-r the question with Sen g:e.*n them no i-ause to believe he would change his mirni. Would Reorganize Small High Schools A prop* sal ‘•-•ibod.vmg the r*-*rganiza--b'ti .if the s Tll ,ll high S.d Is *,r -be s; *'*■ h.i> bi*en nia*:*- l.v IT. Ali*xttt:d*T *•' Harvard ft.iversify ami Dr P 8.0-hman of th*; g-ni-rnl **!u* a- - >urv. V b.■'■e and ict* and l y th*- Suit*-. Tie- plan would r*dnc.- tie- t.umber of •-,!*•) ••- in small high sch*.-i* wher-* ■ -- —. ly r-'d' g tie ri-r.ired first at: i second-year suh.be-s, t.j which' in 'ho-, the - rvbf-s of one teacher in a *>f this n: tii and. T **.. s said, would r>- • !• u t - 't: g f al.out Vi ; .. r y- up f-r th*- services *•. one teacher In P.. n. iitiin J. Burris. State - uperlutomi ■ •nt of public instruction, conferred with tin- educators ov**r tln-ir n*-w plan. At I. TIIK DOG'S FAT IT. MAT YORK. Jum* . Because ft colli.* ::,*.***■ r--(l to two I .1. ;. s from coiitrntb f *r.v owtrs. a puzzl** I magistrate r* * da- : *s-p -;.-d owners decision Ind* (1 t. ifely.

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A stranger enme within an inch of getting arrested at Tirkville last Stinilay afternoon for violating the Mue laws. He was seated In the office at the Tickvllle Hotel, writing a letter x* th the hotel pen. which scratched so loud the Town Marshall came and knocked in the window at him. * * • Bax Barlow says the only .trouble about catching a squirrel Is that they are so hard to get hold of. • • Tt is reported that Frishy Hancock accidentally broke his garden this morning.

FIVE JUDGES IN SPECIAL COURT Sustain Demurrer Asked by Attorney Lesh. Five Superior Court Judges sitting rn banc as a court of claims have sustained the demurrer of Attorney General U. S. Lesh a suit against the State f**r $20,000 brought by James F. Miles and I.lng Themas, construction contractors, for alleged breach of contract by the State highway '-omnihsHlnn. The salt r::.?*> out of contract for supply gravel In Itiploy and Jefferson counties. The plaintiffs contended the commission cancelled a contract calling f*.r :he delivery *>f 11 ***** cubic yards of crushed stone at K-xvllle. mid s.u*hi yards at Belli view An expense of $1.5.0*10 incurred by the contra -tors, they claimed In preparing to make the deliveries which ent iiled the purchase of r * k quarries, teams, and the employment of men. The state cancelled the eontract it was charged at,! r.-fnsed • , reinburse th.contractors. The demurrer of the State contended the fa*’s stated did not constitute suffi •'■l'-nt cans* for action, the dainng* s alleged w* r* uncertain, speculative, and contingent, the anticipated profits were r.ti.'i-rtnixi and dative, and suits to recover su<h daiunges can not be recovered. Condition of Child Reported Critical l'ho cot.ditlcn of Anna Fat '..-rice rial! ma:. 1". slo t by her f.lllte- Albert II B-illnmn. 4212 Sutisc* a*, •,-. *. v. lc* com it:*' t---I s'ii* ;d<- aft. r trying i . kid his *1 - igt.-'- and ids **■;.’.* Sunday no-r-diig. was sc id to tc rltica! at the el: v h..sp-. Ml today. The >■ ::;*■* entered the girl's right tern pie and passed through b**th eye sock •ds lodging Ir; th*. left -heck and phy slclana h ire t.**r been able to det* rmln* yet Whether she will ever see In case of recovery. Hallman's m!n*l was believed to h ivc been affi-cfe*!. f**!!owlng the ! -nth of ids mother abi-ut ne ru**: ti ago, aee..riling to his wl't.-w. About t '.lock S',*.!-* uc-rn'tig. he th<* r*"m <*f Us small daughter arid tir—l th • sret whi.-fi may cause her *!-vh \f: **r sh ..-dig hi- • laughter, a Struggle f*. b.we.J In which hi* - bdi-avored to shoot Ids wife. Sh. • l-l and !■*< ked her.--if In _:.oth* r r- *m. Bottle of Mule Is Unlucky for Autoist Daniel Oliver .K*. Franklin, today face, a charge of blind tig*-r and falling to stop aft**r an a-cMcnt. H* was arrest e*l n; the stock yards last night nfler Chris Jordan of Grc.-n-v .od had called the j dice and Inform-.: them Oliver's truck collide.] with a truck owned by .I".* Duncan of Greenwood an*! charged that Oliver tailed to s'op after the ne cbi-uit. A bottle ( ,f white mule, said to have been found In Oliver's- tru-k. re. suite.* In the, blind tig. r charge.

RULES Entries must be filed by 4:00 p. m. Wednesday, June 7th. Exhibits delivered between 3:00 and 7:30 p. m. June Bth. Judging, 8:30 p. rn. June Btb* Visitors’ judging, Friday, 8:30 a. m. 4:00 p. m. and Saturday from 8:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. Judges’ and visitors’ awards will be announced Saturday afternoon.

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HOME-COMING STARTS JUNE 7 Thousands of Chicago University Alumni Expected Back. CHICAGO, June fi.—Henry D. Sulcer, formerfly of Indianapolis, is chairman of the alumni reunion and home coming celebration of the University of Chicago this year. Four days, beginning June 7 have been set aside for the event. Thousands of ‘‘old timers” of the Midway from every State in the Union will take part. Saturday, .Tune TO. will he opened with a parade. Each class since ISOS will bo In costume. This,will be followed by a ball game between Chicago and Purdue, and the reunion dinner in Bartlett gymnasium attended. STICKLER FOR CLASS. WICHITA, Kan., June fl,—"l was try ing to keep my daughter front marrying a dude,” Sim TRtswortli, laborer, declared when arrested on a charge of stabbing A. P. Cole, telegraph operator, his daughter's suitor. ‘ She must marry inside her class."

Four More Reasons Why This is the Busiest Shoe Store in Town House and Comfort , „ SLIPPERS Just Our -~„ r ,r^. f? , FV O * br..wn, blue a* and pink, sjrap slipevery Day rnce .... .1. ’l'.! MERCHANTS BANK BLD&-DOWN STAIRS Washington and Meridian Streets

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FINAL NOTICE Sale of Home Brewing Cos. real estate, brewery and bottling plant, Cruse and Daly St,s.; Delaware Hall, 35 11 S. Delaware St., and many other desirable business properties in the City of Indianapolis. Sealed bids received at Company’s office up to 10 a. m., Wednesday, June 7th. Terms on application at office, Cruse and Daly Sts.

Office Furniture ? FIXTURES FOR STORE. OFFICE AND BANK. AETNA CABINET COMPANY Display rooms, 321-29 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis.

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Dies in Ambulance From Carbolic Acid Elijah Taylor, 48, 282(1 Caroline avenue, drank carbolic acid last night anil died in the ambulance while en route to the city hospital. Dr. Paul Robinson, coroner, today is investigating. In a note addressed to Mrs. Roberts he declared he did not want “them” to have anything to do with his body after death. Taylor is a cement finisher. Ho has a brother, B. F. Taylor, living at Bridgeport. Portraiture by photograf Mk phy Is mure than an art oJfjm —more than a science. It Is best exemplified In the Yrje gl work of Ninth Floor, Kahn Building

SCREEN Door*, Screen Window* and Bi*en Wire can be obtained at -VONNEGUT’S--120-lSt E. Washington Bt.

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Circle Tours’ Combining Rail . Ocean. Lake River Travel ■> day*. Tickets not good aiur Oct- Slat. uV Two Suggested Tours ; 55i? New York *67?§ Bostoni^^ jjs' New York Central New York Central ' m Old Dominion Trans, Cos. Merchants is Miners Trans. Cos. Chesapeake 9s Ohio Chesapeake fti Ohio Big Four Route Big Four Route B TKr.te art but two of the many dioerte tourt offered by the If \ „ immstmj I a Ticket* will permit rtop-over* at Niagara Falla, Cleveland. B % /' i Washington, Norfolk. Old Point Comfort, and many B /j i*, Ji other hiatorical and intcreating points. At Liet Us Plan Your Trip / \\n B \ Advise u the number in yoar partv, t V\n \ v j amount you wish to pend. We will .// J7ftkV •'•Jill Ifi propoac several trip* for your con*tcteration anti mud complete informatio^jM^r tickets, reservations and information call at or address f tt CITY TICKET OFFICE fi 112 Monument Circle Phone Circle 5300 | UNION J. W. GARDNER, D.

ROOFING JUS The hot, dry weather is fast approaching—the season when sparks from flues, bonfires or burnlug buildings In the neighborhood are most dangerous to old wooden shingle roofs. An ASPHALT ROOF will relieve you of your worries about fire, giving you fire protection and a s■. Telephone us to send an estimator to submit samples of ASPHALT ROOFING MATERIALS and measure your roof if desired. OnHI We employ only skilled workmen for all jobs and cover them and the public with full Insurance mMxfXW jU under the state laws while work is being done, LJ and all jobs carry a service guaranty well worth Greer-Hankins Lumber Cos. Telephone MA in 0747. No. 624 Mass. Avenue.

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EXCURSION 1 VIA pjgSaiH INDIANAPOLIS TO CINCINNATI, 0. Round Trip Tickets $2.75 Sunday, June llth Special train leave* Indianapolis Station 7:00 a. m.. Central Standard Time, returning leaves Cincinnati Union Station 7:00 p. m., Centra! Standard Time. Ticket* and full information at Ticket Office, Phone Circle 51500 or Union Station. >.■ ■■ mi f ==== MURR’S * CLEANER A General Cleaner for j Wjy* r ' ” Jl, j Woodwork | s lltoWlv' j Linoleum' :CjCE4X&-\ Carpets and lings I 1 X Hard wood floor# B ? I Tile Floors 'I | | Painted Walls IwSml F ° r Sa,e at Ail Dealers Complete With Brush, 50 Cents MURK CHEMICAL CO., Indpls. - See Us Before Yoa Furnish Your Homs 3 ROOM OUTFIT SOQ*7S S/O TERMS Ffunon* For Onr Outfits. 925-927 Virginia Are. DRcxel 0647 2". - -- "-"M TAXI CABS Main 0805 INDIANA TAXI CO. Receipt Printing Meters AUTO PAINTIN^ to shop rnnnlng flaring: dull wuw we’ll give a rtl bargain in HIGH-GRADE PAINTING. J Our Customers Iterommend Us. i ZERMLE PAINT CO. Drerel 4455. 1517 KeUy St. WETOGRAPH Secret Writing Syitiii luvaluauie fur luveru and for keoplng recipes, addre.ses, secret memorandum or otner information safe and private. So stranger can read your postals If yon ItM the Weto Graph. Great fun for lovars or friends. Dno'f miss It. Bent 10c and wj. will send the Weto Graph by mall wttd full Instrnetlom*. Addreas PENN PUBLISHING CO.. Bla!r;r!::., Fd.