Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1922 — Page 2

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SUNDAYSCHOOL CONVENTION IS IN FULL SWING 4.000 Delegates in First Session of Annual Gathering of Workers. IME RUSTING PROGRAM Sr)"- ini to The TtmesKVANSYILI.E. lud., Jam- 13.—Carryue program books, wearing small . ..,1m - at and .-mi Fug urn! tluklng bands ea< h other. more thnu 4.(ksi dele-oat.-s t- Indiana Slat*- Sunday school • uvenii"ii xxont into session lore today. Haiti, which started early this morni;.c, and which threatened to umr the tis- i:v s’ tin tics tinjr. (‘fulfil shorllt > - 7 o',*mid i bright sun added I- ;> to the delegates. V:i.u.; W:l;ia\ Einicndorf pave the and , aat. s a: osti dal w, Mun*. I: :title biis-noss matters were taken U j, ti . i..,.r.:i!.g, with the meeting going into f ill swing this al'iernooti. lie ltd tiapMis tb-h-guilon arrived on .. >j train an ! ill : - '.tiers plunged truth,.--idit-ly i :<• lie business of the -i ;. Job:. X !' is>y. who is Sat ( ri— d-nt the association, made th-.* c.fcii ij! r -p.mse to the address of xv.*l,i.xuo at the opening session this morning. Mr. Feascy has set the attendance goal at -i ,Y'i. d’d-ga -s and indications nr-* the art-tnia-. c records will !>e shattered. if :he features of the convention wii. be the. pr s-ntati.-n of a pageant under tl.<- dire- .ion of 11. Augustine Smith t'-u.ght ii. ta- S..ldlers’ and Sailors' Met. ■ rial Od --t:rn. Several hundred jn::’, j |eupl; ill t.'ii**? s;irt in |* *S' . ,-r wbieh w ill represent the grow th of the Sunday >■ hol movement. The Ir. n. i ;,-r Wednesday follows: Morning Watch. tio;. .1 Conferences M Session for all Delegate*. ;• ; L ir.a >urr-- Walter S Athearn * \\ .h k Day Religious Education in Cary I .. Miss Mary K. Abernathy j Bible Midi’ tion O W. WartnlugUiim • JO to—Spe !: 1 Luncheons. 2:,1--Mid S -dim for all Delegates. j \x- !- Song ...11. Augustine Smith. K ll Cali. It‘Ports. j Itoc-guition. 1., ! a'; i . Her Best.. Walter S. Athearn C:Vesper Service j TI \ .g'tstiuv Smith, O. W. WarmingLa in. 7: to- Ma< Sec-ion. Worship la ' -rig 11. Augustins Smith J-.i . : O. W War;..irigharu Chit lie 1 g< to Adults E, W, Halpenny Addr-ss Wait-r S. Athearn ihe convention will dose Thursday night with a number ot important adfl re -• s by ti... leading speakers of the vario-s see-ions. BRITAIN ASKS OATH OF IRISH Churchill Explains Position in Reference to Free State. LONDON*. June 13.—Great Britain does n-t re.wire r.a oath cf allegiance fr >m tl.- ne nde-r; of :,e provisional parliament in tie Irish Fr-e Stab.-, b it it does asi; for such an oath fir- tc. members of tie Iri-i, Free state Parliament a Per the adoption of tie- propo-ed Irish c-.-r.stitu-th n, ibdoniii S i-.ry Chur.'hiil ann< i iii---.. in the H ui-- of Commons this afternoon S. ■r- t,.ry Cimre’.iil said, however, that Gre-at Brio,in and is reijiiir*adherer.ee to the Anglo Saxon peace treaty from she m.-mU- rs of the provision.!! government now ia existence In Dublin. This statement explained the oath Issue, which has be. n ! ■ie ecl-Tstonil by the public an ! has 1k the subject of ranch speculation In the press.

CLOWN ON TRIAL AS AUTO THIEF Fred B. Cosgrove Faces Court as Theft Suspect. It Is ft long ws.y fr-'.rn sfiwdust Htipr of the circus !* n r to the Federal prison at At I: , Ga.. out t!'- gray walls musr have tihceiiifnrrably r’cst to I'r 1 B. Cosy rove of Mancie. cin is clown wi<le reputat imi, as he t< >,ik ills • ts at the defendant's table In Federal Court this afternoon to make his tjjht for frecfiem. I'r.-itn-Tc, together with Morris Stokes of Eiwood. is on trial charged with being iniplh ated In the transportation in intersUi'e traffic an automobile which v as stolen In Chicago ami finally landed In Clinton after cn exciting series of ex-I-oriences in Muncie and Klwood. I.ester Thompson, a tli 1 rtl defendant, entered a pita <>f guilty ami probably will testify f-r the Government V fourth defendant has never been arrest <l. According to Government officials the story -entering ni. .tit this st den ear utterly disproves the old st >ry of honor anoo g thl-v . They say the ear was stolen in Chicago and taken to Muncie Th.-r-, after a double-cross among the first s*c -f thieves, it v.-as st den again and taken to Elu ood. Here the doublecrosser- theoiselv. 3 were crossed a id tt* automobile was taken to Clinton, where it was captured. Plan of City Praised in East Conference Preliminary drafts of the city plan of Indianapolis, exhibited at the National Pity Planning Conference in Springfield, Mass.. lost w*—k received enthusiastic comment from plan experts fr til all part- of the country, said Lawrence V. Sheridan. executive secretary of the city plan commission, who returned Today. Sheridan was c]c :>-<] one of seven dire ■•ors of tla coi.f rere-e for a Three-year term. M-niht rs of the 1 : -al commission who attended the conference also have returned. Judge Fines Three on Tiger Charges Tony Permm*. pa la Massachusetts nve-av.-niio. u is found gt;: tv of opera ring a blind tiger and fined SHOO and costs by -la I— D- ibert O. AViimeth in city court today. Hattie Carter, giving her address ns ■ ay. hod a 1 • ttle that cost her slijti and costs. Harry Schmidt, ,”7, 2122 North Itelnwaro street. had quite a cellar and that cost him $!"•* and costs. TAGGED A horse and wagon was deserted in front of tilt) North Noble street today. On die wagon na nailrd a sign written in pencil on a piece of cardboard. If stated, **l belong to K. Hunt, a half-mile south of Kaymond htmt on the HliifT road. I'lease take me home. Driver went to \ Kentucky this morning. Ruby Hunt, who lives south of the J city, reported his horse and wagon J stolen on June I*2. He said he knew who stole if* and filed an affidavit ; agolnst the man. who has not been sou™ •. V J

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i r-< V **, ■ I I $ . X £ ' l % .v - "i . , i * - iS-M ®'■* 1,, IB- ’ -i |b >1 : Willie Smith’s as comfortable as though he were In a rocking chair as he paints the flagpole on the Bankers' Trust Building, Wall street, New York. Drops SMO Feet With Parachute Refusing to Open DAYTON, Ohio, .Tunc 13 - Refreshen nts at sin altitude of 24,20(5 f-et. a row.font fell thro !gh space and then a thirty-minute gradual descent to earth, wuh the refreshments still digesting no’r rnaiiy! I'p. a tteromplishnient of that feat Capt A. W. Stevens, ai-ria! phoi. gralih* r. tonay declared lie had -a new w-,.rbi's pi.ra.d.uto jumping rwor.i. Stevens went up in a Martin bombing ' ! i ie :g*> W on . M r ...k to-id '.ili*. Ti, • alti •; •• -t 21 b-e', mich.-d alter tw.. lu.'.rs of -t-. iv e,:mb ii ai I to lie tew record f-r a twin r■ and cruft currying •...:••• pas ‘ Wh* ri I loft the piano, at t’e coiling S'.v,: - sold. "I t us' have dripped my flight. ** -U1..-d j Ist ha.i refreshments, a- i Isis-u.-d to b'* dropping faot-r than the •••• : ,.hce, A. I h> Id -a nud the grub' stuck.'’ When S' evens 1-aped the plane was ov.-r Sprlt.gflcid. he said After sabii.g f r thirty tninu'.-s he landed safely iu Jamestown, twenty-dn* miles South of Springfield,

Marriage Licenses J--lm M. Kent*. 2!."f l' ; -i‘nt ‘ ft 22 La-ill*. M Fr- m'-.-M. 12*i H-.vt ttx-e .. 1" \V ,:n H M:,-! I- 2K Margaret H it*-rty. g.., . ~,j n -tel. 2-"-Tl f. II P.irmit. - ’.am N V. Gity . FI!-n U. Ileui.- - .. 10.::. Fb’trher axe.. 2’> * *'a ‘-t.-r Mo are < Mr. Ga’le ft... 2*> Kar-■ BeasieV, I. rr iTie If •-■; 24 Herber* N Hai.v n ft... . 21 F-niaa F. Piil!lt| -, lo; \v. X xv York s’- M Is’.*-rt i’ Daxt-.n, "bio jT Mary J. la*<-i!s. il-1 'ei.tnl axe 1' Har<-b:l N. Crisp. < Mig-- 27 Lt-n.ice M Ivey, 2N1.7 N. I’*-ia.\. re st.. ft Dwight H. Parson. -Ur n Ohi- . ... 21 AM ■ U'bayne. 3IC.Y N. I ill r;.>is ft... 22 I'aal G. Singieton. -■ Gt Uoilege ave.... 22 Mary L Ciurk, 2103 Br-.a-i way........ 2.' Births Auxb-r an 1 Ii 'ene .Matthew, St. Via ex-at Hospital, 2irl. Kug.-nt ami Th.-ima Moore, 213S 3V., ' Mti-higaii, girl. Rayii-ori.l ami Mvr*U* Medrthv, f.lS’-i. UlisreU, boy. Ralph iiiel Daisy Ilensler. 1315 M at calm, girl. "I beol- r-- at. 1 Di-ris Brown, S3 North Mil -y, boy. 11. ury ami F-M Blefis. 303 North Pin**, toy. William and Gladys Honour, f,12 North La Salic boy. Alva and Bertha Vidito, t'ttl Nortli Sh-tiield, boy. Ftiitiiett ami Poarl Brock, M 33 South Belniunt, boy. R- v nnt oia Otis!**v, Hark Bins- t,. ( . Hospital, boy. Roy and Mattie Akins, 1014 Harlan, boy. ilnrie and Haze! Wilhite, 2309 Jackson, boy. lL.rr.v and Cecelia Ray, South Mis f■ ti ri, girl. Fred and Murl Wagener. 1244 Bialuo, bov. H- rb.-rt and Goldie Boss, 4(H North Walcott, boy. Paul and Mildred ArtusUong, ICI9 sp-inn. girl Caarl.-f and Ruby Goldie, 217 North La Sail-:, boy. Jatues and Katie English, and West South. boy. Dale and Letlle Chandler, 2133 Pleas unt, girl. T-iii; mid Marvey Wilson, lis North l’-el moot, boy. tri-orge an*l Bertha Joslin. 323 North Coii-raiio. boy. Kd and iiiizaltetii Waller, 922C01t0n. boy. F.iv-ard ami Edith Trice, 101(5 F<lgo in -nr, girl. G: iierr and Carrie Galbraith. 934 W.-st Marx land. girl. Wiliiaut and Ruth Sparks, 3u32 Jack foil, le-”. Joh ii and Anna Slade, IS2I Columbia, girl. Fred and Matilda Grngg, 422 Division, girl. Thomas and Ella Cowherd, *542 North -oitri. lioy. Ross nmi Rosa Perry. 11(5 East North box*. Samuel and I-thylin Hurt, 1430 McClain. Ira ami Dorothy Morgan, 1 South Bradley, boy. George and Clara Mather, 30 Sojtli Rural. I-* y. Shieius and Florence White, 533 Villa, girl. Thomas and Uqua Johnson, 39 South Grucx\ boy. Deaths John 11. S’niith. 08, 2314 North Rural, a r ti rio sclerosis. G ■ rgo 11. Cleaver, 19. St. Vincent’s lfos|-:tni. second degree burns (accidental i. Carrie Daniels, 53. Central Indiana Hospita.. lobar pneumonia. Leona Masangale, 31, 3413 Massa - cli'ifettg, uremia l’asijiiale Fberta, 3 months. 131 I.eota. tronciio pneumonia. Jt'-eph spelt/. 63. Central Indiana Hospital, pulmonary tuberriilosK Vena May Mooorp, 22. 1915 Parker, acute dilatation of heart Mi!Asa I.ee, u-s. 229 Allegheny, acut* aivo, pjitis. Will- u Parke HaMaman, 39, IGOG Rem brandt, apoplexy.

CIRCULATION MEN DISCUSS DAILY TASKS Annual Session of Newspaper Department Managers at Clavpool. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM The twenty fourth annual convention of the International Circulation Managers' Association opened today at tho Cl.typool Hotel, with circulation managers in attendance from distant parts of tin. United States and Canada. I’rohlcins p.-cuiiar lo the circulation of the daily newspapers ; r.* 10 In- discussed. O. I>. lie.-, pri.-ident of tiie Chamber of Cumim rce, spol-c briefly welcoming tie euiitintien to the city, llis address v. in followed by a response from Sidney Lmig of Wichita, Kis., in behalf of the a.- o.iatloi. A. and. Lincoln of the -St. T.-uii F. t Itispat; h presided at the sessions today. It.-, rt sei.’ativ* sos the three Imli inap. lis daily newspaper'- 1 joined Mr. lies if the Chamber of Commerce in welcoming the newspapermen to the city. Hilton F. lii'i.wa of the Indianapolis News, It. F. 1..!--vi.■ i e of the ludiii.-apoiis Star and !. ■ id Hall of the la liana Daily Times, ii t-ji 1-1 upon by (hi. i t.ainnau l>. It. lb and Louisville followed tile ladiana; ds newspaper men He expressed appreelatiou fur the cordiality of tile reeeptlen given them. M iltl VI MKNDF.KSON rO'liits ti.ftsi MILKS. Tlo- morning session was devoted to tin- r- nii lue id' reports, with the exception of one .•.•remuiiy which is mi aim il feature i, f the eirctilatlou men's conventions —that of awarding a prlim to the member of the ..ssiicistlon lie had traveled tho pre.-itost distance to attend the cotiventln William Headers. •n. of Vnnoouver. I’rltUli Columbia, wlioso record was 2.700 miles, wu awarded tlo honor f superlßtet ding the raising of ’lie Int"rlluls..t.:il Clreiilatlo’j Managers King on the flagstaff o-er th- convention hotel. It* ports by tiie following committee chairmen were on the program: Membership, Fred I. Cook. Republican. Si-runton, Fa ; (lenernl welfare. Clarence Fester, th- s*;.r, Fooria, 111., necrology, c r-nc.. Uy-ter, the star, Peoria, 111.; fonv-ntlon. F It. Hatton. Free l'n c Detrr.it, Mid: ; publi- ity, Robert S. Weir, the J uroai. Syracuse, N. Y.; audit bur. a'l. J M Schmid, flit' News. Indianapolis: transportation, A. K. McKinnon: 10-wsl.ev welfare. F. O. Serges t. the Fr ss linml Kapids Mich : by laws, !. B c lb'*', Standard Fr'titing Company, I.ouisvilie, Kv : auditing', Charles o. Her!Sic. the S;:'i. Haltimon ; program, D. .1 I lit:.' n. F-i-'t 1 >t“; atdi. St. I."ills: en tert.i'ran-nt, J M Sdiaiid, the News. Ind'amipolls; publishers’ assn f-i*!on, A F,. M.-Kiti *ii. New York City: railway mall siTvlea an i post office, Albert Miehencr. the Telegraph. Harrisburg. Fit. FKOl.lt AM rot I W I s-KIV. On th** program for discussion were 'Fr!/.- o. . , Carrier Boys: Do TANARUS; or Siit- -r'l- • It"new? Are Small or I r;.-e i*ri 7- s f'est - -J. ,T. lynch, the l * - cii" ..*i Ohio. "M'”-r 'l'rtp-k rr. nsprrfation v Rlect-: K.■ i'T . c TANARUS" • s-.-.rt 1 ; 'Newton p-r-" C D. <> It .rke, the Journal. Day ••.j, Oh!.. 'dirnl Cat vassipg ■ County Flan V,-t" ... o I” •. T V Armstrong, the -i mi’.. Ottawa, Canada. 'I. ’ .::*• • 'leitn’l-an M"d-rn, Rco to v • ’ FTlce ' -Arthur I.eCmat**, tho Jour; at, Kansas City. Mo. ' Orga til - -T ion IT'rm 'v, a Necessity" W:’ 1 - H Herr' ier. the News, Ferisic.da. Fla. Delivery tn Afe*rep..!!tan De. C.-rs !:: • ev— •!• • With ltix il Cos Oj e’.riVe Tl if V ' r!ff'.e|,l ■■ Ron irds." J. s, Sniliv.-iri, tii" News New V. rk c - v. ‘IV|. ■! Y r H .ri/or, ‘ Develop New Terr': rc" It .v-c W Weller, .V.-rning c. : Allent U-, F.I ..... T. a v W r‘ten Seriai Storv It ibis -T and H dds t'e m! diori," John E. Ore- -he Cali. Sen Frindsc. *'Wh:t N. msi al'.-r Featiir-s Bring the Best Itu-al Header U 11. E. i’ni’.cr. J 'iraal, L-inionton, Aibor**, Canada •'Conddnn; ton n*..r—Txn for tii*I’rb ..f f>;e \r They T't>,;.a! aid Fra 1 -al V F-r, V. S. Latfaicr, I’ost U :lr-r Oakland, Cal ; against, W. F. It Brown, Tribune. Oakland Cal. ‘•Biig'g"ge Traraporafion." -..Thn N \ Uls-nlord. the I'lirinm, Ciiicago. J M Se!.mid, lit "barge of < nfertalnment. annontc-cd the program to 'he eon'■’tin. Sjiee’.ul attention had b.-n given to pr-ildb g- eutertainmenr to the worn..?, v reception in the morning, a ■ lntiehcn at r.omi and a theater party In; t;.e uftcrtioi.n consf.ituted the special r . ; nis so- tiie women v tio nro at t-tfi Cue ilrst day Sped:)! s'ris.-t uirs will take th- vist'nrs to Oaarfldil Bark tonight, b’.d'.g f. Terminal Station at. 7 o'do-d: A band concert and other fca- ; tures were planned for the s. siim ut the ! nark. The Motor Speedway will be shown til- visitors in a tour of the dty Wednesday a. and i-neb wi!l he gilfn a ride around the traek.

Must Re in Two Places to Serve Court Sentences Ear! Northern, 622 Coffee street, must tie in two places in the same time if the orders of Je-lge Delbert <h Wilrneth are carrie flout. Northern was arrested some time ago on Iho elirage ~f operating a blind tiger. He was Convicted today in cily court and fined *IOO and costs. Tiie affidavit was marked for Northern to be sent t-i tie* Indiana State farm should th- fine and costs not bo paid. They have not been paid. <ln a charge of vehicle taking. Northern was bound over to tie* grand jury on a buml of S'J.OOO. In < use Northern fails to furnish this bond, the court, or der was Ie- to- held In the Marion County Jail until the grand Jury had acted on Uls ease. Tie? bond was not furnished. Spanish-American Veterans in Session KDKOMO, Tnd.. .ImiP 13.- Veterans of the Spanish Atnerlenn War ur<* holding a two days' annual S'late encampment here. More than 000 delegates and visitors art* present. A parade of veterans and auxiliary or ganizailotis followed the welcoming ad dress of Mayor Moon, Today's program P.eluded a business session and siglitsm ing tour of the city. Election of offii, rs today promised a spirited race for commander, the administration forces favoring Capt. William Louden of Bloomlegion. Michigan City and Evansville were asking f.-r tho 1923 encampment. Wedding Solemnized Miss Lncilla Fromhold and .Tames M Eagan will be married at 8 o’clock Wednesday morning In the Sr. Patricks Chtireh. The attendants xvfll be Miss Framds Eagan and Bernard Fagan, brother and sister of the groom. Following the ceremony a bridal breakfast will be served at the home of the bride's grandmother, 1261 Iloyt avenue: Mr. and Mrs. Eagan will bo at. homo after July 1, at 1201 Hoyt avenue.

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20 Cents for Soap Against 50 for Make-Up MILWAUKEE, June 13.—Although Americans have rather prided themselves that soap is something of a national institution, the fact is, according to Bert Butterworth of Los Angeles, that Americans economize on soap. The total per capita per annum, expenditure for soap, in ttie United States is 20 cents. Butterworth made his revelations iti an address before the Associated .Advertising Clubs of the world in convention hi re. As fur cosmetics, Butterworth declared, the charge that the “flapper" and the "vamp” spend all their change for beautifiers is slanderous. The per capita expenditure in the United States, he said, for lipsticks, rouge, f.o'e "ream, brew penc.ls, henna, paint, powder and other cosmetic concoctions is just JO cents per annum. NEGROSHOOTS AT POLICE IN WILD PURSUIT Chicken Thief Is Believed to Have Been Hit by Bullet From Officers. A negro chicken thief js believed to have l-eeu shot early t day In a revolver brtttie with two police officers. The negro escaped. Fiitreimeri Koehler and Hvftn were walking through an alley west of Thadilous = trout, mar Naomi str.i t, at 1 a. m. when tli-.-y discovereu the negro riv idling near a telephm.j pole. .As the police flushed their lights lie started to run He failed to obey their call to halt and Jumped a fence. Then the pelt. •• iir- ■!. The fugitive r. turned the lire : s ie- uns crossing a vacant lot near the ruiiroud. Tiie police tired seven shots at him. The negro tired three shots .-i the police. I.;.ter a sack anil n flashlight werfound lying at the spot where the negro had been hiding Within a few f-.-t and the spot was u chicken coop, iu which were twenty four young chickens STORM CAUSES HEAVY LOSSES Roofs CUT, Trees Uprooted. Barns Turned Over and Wires Down. SFKIN'GFIELD. Ml., June J?-..- Property damage totaling tiionsandt of u ! lurs was done in and about Springfield by a terrlil- r.idi and wl.: 1 f’- r. ii ariy tOll •' * I Hoofs Were blown off, trees npro. ted. barns overturned ; tratis,.,:>si . wirvs li;'. down. Wire '• mm ion with -r *■. '.d ; g towns w - c t -:T end r<- -.-tai .-u no nt vs."a i*xpc e 1 t - brlrg r*-;. .1 heavy damage to gnu:, and frti.r . : •; - F.ily reports ii. ... a ted deaths • i Injuries.

COMMISSION BLAMES WAR DEPARTMENT (Continued From Page One.) men*, tut he sii-1 ar lr f . else who wcil'l off-r a g.- 1 price b.i • u e |it:l Cham e t * buy. He -a and t! is a ten-il.-ii y o; the j „rt >.f ' ie and. t• -3 ' ■ tnn.'.d •' • fio-y g ■u" the goods. (.OI.IHD l;<. S T A 3 At, ENTS FOP. srui:. .Mr frassf ■- 1 a- : : tfeij in vene Inpurinwes . agi t f--r the -t.v •a: and '. .t in eT-.-r the :■■ ■-e pays him a .tnmia slot: t'..r t’e” I. p- -hI -f yi : .'■■'! If eat;riot use 11.• ci-cl an e h: n'i.-h t! .. State re.-i-iv -d from t.-.- (lev rrnnient a iarsi-T ; ’**> r .f • *m f iieart harto lie *’•! *••• -F x oh'ained pr-; s.-iii f.- the I; r . ■ ; an 1 then showed him <•!•' * f die propo.;i is. He nab! the - - ' ■ Mi. a sold to tioblb.-rg So he . uM I . I!:-* 2.' certs on s..f The Federal Dovernmert also Is large ly to blame for th" S'r-t. neid-.g y d* nt private n!a Ins:* and t o! sales. It was orpin M.i -t*.liav* objern and to large f|'mnft; ;*■< o' -.,• i : t : nml •••! u!pni"’:t bo!*;.- pin ”and • u t* •• ket ami for this r**n• • n 'he <:■ v.th m'-.t a to the receiving of bids f.*r us less “Junk," Mr. ('run :' *rd -aid. H- ■ * I til- S'.'l'e had received M l corilp'ldt • from th" Cover*.fuent ''om-erniiu: th- sale • "f the 'Junk.” (, •verntnent .* v ;> a Is. how i over, have said the goods ur.j not to lo Sold. \TTITI I)K OF STATE OFFICIALS. The al: ji ude of highway i" i iaia cu I tits eubjei f seetiis to be: If the Mover:; no-tit docs r,*.f wish us to n-d! th*' -• jff, why dors it ship this ' j ink" to r- ? Mr f’rawfi rd and tin- highw r. dTi-'n-tls contend tiie Slate is rt~-< iving as good, . or better pri ■.• for th "j* r*.k 'ns v. ■■ ! lie r-s-.-ix-ed wore il -o'd it am : lon They say the market is always ciin-fani ,n vestlgiiled and a fair pric* a- ter-- in—l before n sale Is made They point that sales In lii.-ge i|untit!ties are nee.., Hury, been use tie* CoS Ilf selFng nail . lots would l>e too ex pens Ac 'dr. Craw ford gave this ns the reu.-on why many pi-rsons who have attempted to buy sum;! ■ ipuinlitles of eijilipmeiit have been unable to do so. PRICES IiUCKIVEn AS COMPARED. prices re-ein-d by the Slafo compare favorably with those received by the Government nt auction, Mr. <Tn '.vfi tnl said, lie fidinitted that many of them appear to be ridiculously low, bn: lids, he said, Is because much of tie* gm ds Is damaged. His attention was eallerl to tii,- fact that, ilic Stale sold khtii-i cloth for 5 cents a yard while (ho wholesale market was 1.7 V, rents a yard. He ex pialneil this by saying that, much of the cloth sold by the State was damaged, lbsaid every sale of goods Is made strictly "as is” and no guarantees nro given or adjustments made. Summed up, the State’s cb sense and ex planarlou *if nedtioils of disjuising of "Junk" 'appears to be that the material must be accepted bc.jnusc the Governnicn! Insists on it and that il must be sold inure or less surreptitiously le-oau.;.' th, Government objects to IL being sold publicly, if sold at sili. OHsEKVKR NOT NAMED. WASHINGTON. June 13. Tim United States has made no provision as yet for the attendance nt The Hague conference of an unofficial observer, studi as this country had in Hut person of Ambassador Child at the Genoa conference. It was stated officially at tho White House this afternoon. ASK POLICE TO LOCATE SON. Indianapolis police were asked foilny to search for Kennotii Alvin, 14, son ,f Mr. and Mrs. • Michael Alvin of New York Pity. The Alvin family 1s in Indianapolis, stopping to obtain supplies to continue tlmir motor trip from Pittsburgh, Pa., to Los -Angeles. Another couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Duncan, was with them until inday, when the Duncan | Automobile, drivr\ by Kenneth left the party.

300,000 WATCH SHRINE PARADE FOR POTENTATE Colorful Spectacle of Golden Jubilee Includes 8,000 Happy Members. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.—Three Kindred thousand people today watched j the first colorful pageant parade formally open the golden jubilee of Shriuedom. ; The parade was for the purpose of escorting Imperial Potentate Ernest Cutts and other imperial officers to the i convention hall, where the forty-eighth annual session of the Imperial council • opened Its sessions. ' Eight thousand Nobles, wearing the | gay, colorful, fanciful uniforms of Hie ; Shrine patrols from ail over the country, marched. I Seventy-six bands, including the ! famous ‘‘millionaire" aggregations from Chicago ami Oklahoma City, provided lively inar< h music. CHILDREN ARE GIVEN TOUR OF INDIANAPOLIS Three Thousand Pupils of Eighth Grades Visit City Points of Interest. j Three thousand school children from the eigii! year grade were taken on nn ntitom'.'bilo tour over the city today under the auspices of the India upolis ! . rn of Community Civics Clubs. Mho students . assembled at tlo* htate- . ;,* 1:30 0V... k. The parade started about 2 o',do k. A no r.*.a! .-i of led'o'e rode at the head, f ; • ' ■ *.:.;•,. r <-..;tik and party. Ti e r line followed was: Start, Sena*#* av.-nue and Washington -'r s'. *■■■;' on Washlugt *n to Meridian, •o.rlh "ii M- ri.l'w- around Mnnumonr r'.r- ---.•!(. to St. Clair street, enr. on St Clair (o IP l.va a:.*, r. .rtl; on Delaware to Sixteenth s' re■ *, we .* en Six’. th to Merii.it: h ••* .M.”- ; r. o to Fail Creek luoilerard. east on Fad Crock t*. Thirtyi;vl!'!i west ~n Thirty Eighth to M - ii G;. S' :;Hl .... M* r i: n to '1 hlrtie'h street, west on rhirtb-th to HKerside I'ive, SO ;*h or. H iv. rside to Fall creek, •■us* :■ F ! r* k •> Caoif.d av-riue. "u c ; ! to sixteenth, east, on s: x' • **;:■ h to P*i; j. -v; va nl.'l, south on I’i'iu .-.vivtit la t> V 'hi, an. "ii*l on Micht- ■ ! i ' '-*.-■• s■ ■ 11. h .ill Fast to k- east • :: t *• k- ri. •* to I.i'nerty. a; iHi o: l.d y P. Mi-'h:an. * ast ■ n Ml- hi- .: ' W .:T W -' drive; north thr . igb w. s;. ... W . draff, t, Tenth w. *? :; T ■l! to Arsenal, north on Arse' tl *n J|r,, . Br *ksi b> are. to:.. Br- :.s: !” "■’postil, east on N ■-:* ! and” Park, through park e v ' ' V Sixteenth e'r*—tM, w. -t <■ S: x: •■. •ii : - 1. .Sail,*, south ..;i in t . ' Y •• .. New \ ik t • id;" -" t; a "ii Fiu.-rson to I'd b r*t. ec-t on o' • -r ... ;e s *”th o n HI ’er ' W ~!i - .•• west . n Wash " n :*. F : Idlst. to id. t h •. : k - '■■■ !' - ' K.n I'd i s.,f.t Run to Gar: ■ i id. ; s ■ k- ■ gardens. wk3-:ks defends ARMY’S PI RPOSE Secretary of War Points to Necessity of .Military, avr - r r* cn r. n y,jme is b.. ; p. r ... tlo: ft he x ;; i w•• ’ f Me i*\ r.-r ■t r W * . sI ! ’ ni\ a . ; "I • • t!;: •< nr' •- r t r f •;! htJUpnif-nt,” ? f • ■il tLe l i S';,;, s • .'t•>; r*■ t n.-t-.i an 'V. [’ ” j. r a.- r.-:. :*.:•• to ’■ : •’ t '*. u • ’ ■ . ! ( :t; sjt• • ;in<l <>,\r [ *-i ’•:■’* ' ’’ v ' ' and !• i ? : “ •’ -1 L * 1 ■ •ri i •(; trusting ; "ft u• *■ U iri' s t<> n > - ijm world j '• ax is or. guYprmutiiU •ire M’t'uri 5 ,' 1 1 * said,

SHANK SPECIAL TO CARRY LOAD Sl\ Hundred Passengers May Orb Decatur (Ili.) Lake. ! A-]- *.a!- --t Ib l-e-f indbnfed today - ibc;" x* :ii I;- ill least 6- o pus-a-ng. i * on I train Ma.-i-r Shank i: running' :”:r. id. 5 'ii.l.i v ti si u tho thr** ;;; iIIi -: .. ■il. - r ti 111 i■: :; al '.uk . 11.-* . -f are a s aill.nr lake for ' It ‘ i;i ‘- ;i 1t 11 White River bottoms j U 1 . lea. park. D-' ■' 'nr -Rli ds ti in 1 business men an- , ':G : g ; 'r . • it** *-• entertain the i el*-■ v. -!. Tl*-' special train which the ! ! W. railroad is furnishing, probably j -!' s-.vi t -I.**: I dir-" ly to the lake, G- is on 'ii” e-lge of the city In the | S .i.gamoti l:ivi-r bolt,,ms. T ( sf r the S" tn 1 are on sale at | He • ;'y i- ;: ii a- partmei,! offices Fare is • £273 round (rip. The train wll leave! I be 1 A* a Btutioii ai 7 o'-lock Sunday m•-ri; Ir> or a.! xxlll le.tx-. I-.-entur nt 7 o', 10. k Unit evening to r-tiurn. Bids Opened on Five Road Projects j T-.'ds xxa-re -, r■* -: i*■ -1 on tlxa* road projects ! by Hu* State highway commission today.! Four of tin* roads were In the northern! s-etloli of the > .*' a. I olio in the south l ern and four of the fixe were Federal aid ' proje- s. 'L'h-- sections for which bids! Were n-e.-lvi-il are: Dunes highway. La Porn* County, Michigan City to Mlehl- j gnu Stale Ii::--, t 51 ■ miles; Lincoln iilghwa.v, i.ako (‘oii'ity. Illinois State line to! Shoterxille. 3.333 liiles. CaSsopoiis road,! Elkhart County. Elkhart to Michigan j Stale FlI". 3.973 miles T.lberty Way.] Cuss County. College 11111. 3.170 miles; I French Lick trail, Warrick County, ll'ioliville to Pigeon creek, IO.iHVI miles. G. li, Harr, office engineer, opeued Hie bids ami tabulated them. Prosecution of Gang Promised in Mancie MI'Xi’IK, Tnd, June 13.-—" Every nietn- . ber of tho gang which kidnaped Robert ' Bledsoe, negro porter. Sunday night and j threatened to whip him for his alleged in- I tiHiacies with a white school girl, will be I prosecuted if their Identity can be j learned,” declared Prosecutor Clarence I Beiiadum today. He asserted that the ! man bad been guilty of a crime and a! grand Jury investigation of the affair j would be called Immediately. It is an- j not)need also an attempt will be made to: arrest Bledsoe, noxv thought to be in In- j dlamipnlis and prosecute him for his al- i leged offense. |

Honors Father The young ex-crown prince of Austria takes flowers to his fai ther’s tomb at the Monte Church, Funchal, Madeira, before leaving j with his mother to live in Spain. Socialists name PARTY CANDIDATE Few Minor Ofiices Yet Remain to Be Filled. Socialist candidate* for the coming el .up.;: have been tuii'le, jt was aniioui -d at S”< i:i.;:>t headduarters today. A few candidate* f.,r minor offees remain to be ■ e’.— !-*d. Those named for 1 •■tigress a: J tin* major county offices n re : Fur Congr.-ss r.ester L. r.an.b*rt. Prosecutor Albert H otto. J'g-ige Probate Court Turner T. Marls: i; i J : :it - >•. p.*r: r Court, ltoom I. Frank •! Mi.:. Superior Court, K ean 2. • •!•*’•!• Nn*'*: sup-Tior Court, Hum 3. ipbeti.l •i' ... Si:riiir irt, Ue.ua 4. l..i\v :,-< i.. ng” Ich; S .)"•:! r t ..in:. Room ”• Waiter L. It. >•; Crimit.al ('our. John 'LI S-. aay : J liven e court. Susan Th-uup-f 'O: S'u'e S. :i:itor. Edward Henry; S" a' - for Marion and Johnson Counties, Lee . • 3 u,.i st; ■ Itepr-s.-nfatives—George >f f.arr Htir: y K A!!•*;>, ti.*. -ge F Yea, If " ' 1 ••*• l" a Nur.es, Walter ' d.Ui' ii '. < ; ■!.. s M I e-si James It. !■' ' ’. lb s Ne'tiand. Thomas Starg." 11. I 'v:,i I reek. ■ . • * rt ir I! Allen. 1 V C C. IMmnie t ' fx I >.iv,r<u I>. W Ilewell. < unr.x It' "..rd.*r Jnn.-s W A-kell. ' ■ ::! W.'.ia . F Moore. *' ■ <'■>•.,nor •-Dr. XVII sm A Fox. < ’ n:> Sirv,- ,r Harry Merrill. g ....!. ’■ Ass. ... .- Jo;.:i F Brown. Ci aF‘ r>( ! >:si rn t. Nick K I ne’ e ter; .***■' :. 1 1-istrlct, F. I.eder 1 * . Third 1". ‘fit. s B ram b te; Fourth 1 District, ii Fb* ttneyer. Tii"".* C ’ ;nty C ,u..,.]! at I-nrgc Laura Ail :■ Bujatn:a St tc-rleld and D W. Cun- ; n It. g ham. Township Trustee John GrenaL 'l'oWTishlp Ae-.-e.r Fugeut* Brugirner. 'lure;- Member* of Advisory Board - H F IF tell, J, A. Droit and French Botinam. Failed to Stop After* Accident; Faces Jury Go”rgi.> Frey ii. 1711 West Vermont stre. t. xx:?s i.,,umi over to *he grand Jury tinder siuti bond today in cltv court by Judge Dell,.ft O. AVPuieth. for failing to st. p iit’o-r in iicciditnt Freyn was traveling west on Fa* ’. Washington street xx lien In -uirted to pass the mr ahead of him driv. n by Harold Br. . ks. 2142 North Pennsylvania street, when Mrs. Katie Dungu-i, SOI Buehiimin street, came from J beh.nd nn Fast Washington street car from which sin- bud just alighted. Freyn ] in sxverimg to miss tin* woman, out In to j Brooks front wheel and turned him In to j ih*. imb. When he stopped It was because ho had hit a telephone pole. Freyn j fatly.! to stop and the license number of j his enr wax obtained witnesses said. Improper Driving Leads to Arrest R. F. Gordon .if was nr- i rc Jed totfny on a charge of improper! driving, niter Uo Imd attempted to “cut j a corner” nt FanUM avenue and Six- j tiM-iifh street, necording- to the police. ! Witen he swerved suddenly he struck a i ServU • Transfer Company truck, drivent'V I rank Kern, 2111 Fornell avenue. No ene was injured and little damage was done. p No Intcrr.nl medicine will cure Eczema. Only K by the application of CHANOLENE, the great | externa) remedy, can Die Eczema microbe be I destroyed. Provo thieatatomentforyouraelf n at our oxpemc. Write for free test treat-* ts merit;addresaCrar.olene,Dept. D.,Girard, Kan. I ‘'Sleeps Like a Plow Boy’* I “1 suffered for with Erzcmi in fta H woret form. Affected all over the body. SJ I’KANOLENE left me at* fin as white silk, Sand I sleep like a plow boy.”—J. McCracken, B Johnson City, Tenn. (Written two years after a using CHANOLENE.) At all drug stores, 35c A St. Relumed if Not Satisfied HAAG DRUG CO., 9 S. Illinois St. An Unfailing Way To Banish Hairs (Beauty Notes) Ugly hairy’ growths can be removed 1n the privacy of your own homo If you gel a small original package of delatone and mix into a paste enough of the powder and wnier to cover the hairy surface. This should be left on the skin about two minutes, then removed and the skin washed nud every trace of hair will have vanished. No harm or iaconveolence can result from tills treatment, blit ba sure you buy real delatoue.—Advertisement.

ROBINSON IN SHARP ATTACK ON JAPANESE Senator Declares Time Has Come for United States to Make Stand Clear. FAYETTESVILLE, Ark., June 13 “The United States should frankly tell Japan that this country will never tolerate the Japanese position tonehing inirni- | gration, land ownership and race equali lty," Senator Joseph T. Robinson, a ! Democratic leader in the Senate, declared I in a speeeh here today at tho semi-een-tennial celebration of the University of Arkansas. "Frankness In dr-flning the American position, ex-en if it annoys Japan, will avoid the breach certain to occur, if the United States misleads Japan to believe her position on those matters is ap- ! proved," the Senator said in an address ’ full of sharp attacks on Japan. I “At no time during the past ten years 1 has complete accord subsisted between I the United States and Japan,” he con- | tinned "There have been threats and j counter threats, with secret preparations ; for possible conflict." CUBAN CRISIS CLOSE AT HAND President Zayas to Name Cabinet and Discuss Plans Wednesday. IT A VAN A, June 13—The crisis in the affairs of the republic of Cuba Is nor. expected to reach any solution until Wednesday. On Wedne<td<iy President Zayas aas agreed to meet with a committee from the Cuban Veterans' Association, when he Is expetced to make public tho exact nature of the "suggestion" of General Crowder for reform in Cuban admtnls tratton, and Just what steps he expects tc. take to meet the situation. At this time It Is believed Zayas will also make public the names of ’he five i new members of his cabinet who have • been appointed to succeed thoe mem--1 hers whuse resignations he accepted Sat- | tirday.

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