Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 71, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1922 — Page 9

AUG. 2, 1922

ENGLISH LORDS DIFFEIII HEN • OF RECENT NOTE Horne and Chamberlain Said to Have Fears of Effect on United States. CEDDES MORE CONFIDENT Lloyd George Abandons Neutral Stand and Urges Dispatch to States. By RALPH H. TURKER Lnitei Kens Stuff Correspondent. LON’DOX, Aug. 2.—Great Britain's proposed international cancellation of | . war debts among I the governments of ! the world., it is % ; learned, is the re- , S I suit of weeks of | ;'. M I deliberation in the * '''>3 cabinet. where sharply divergent S& fl opinions developed 1 as to she desirabilii i' > * ty of taking such a position. j-r Sir Robert Home chancellor of the exchequer, and Aus tin Chamberlain, k gi- government spokes jy, , men j n Commons TURNER took the position that a note would intensify feeling against Europe in the American Congress, / Favors Gold Shipments Home favored heavy gold shipments. so that the United States, suddenly flooded with gold, would see the disadvantage of upsetting trade balances. The Earl of Balfour, acting foreign secretary during the illness of Lord Curzon, is understood to have drafted the note. Winston Churchill, minister of colonies, was strongly in favor of Issuing the note declaring it would appeal to the American sense of justice. Sir Auckland Geddes, the British ambassador at Washington, said he did not believe the note would outrage American opinion and that it might in fact have a salutary efTect. Lloyd George Yields Premier Lloyd George, after being thus advised regarding the probable effect in the United States, abandoned the neutral position he had been holding and supported Balfour’s faction. The note points out that the money owed to Great Britain, including that owed by Germany and Russia, amounts to about $17.000,000.000 —at the normal rate of Anglo-American exchange—whereas Great Britain owes the United States, with interest since 1919, about one quarter of that sum, $4,250,000,000. SAYS WIFE INSULTED #isband Worse for Wear After Fight—Police Investigate. When Russell Shufflebarger, Apartment 4. of 514 X. LaSalle St„ was seen to he bleeding from his mouth and wearing a bruised eye, early today police investigated. Mrs. Shufflebarger told the police that they had been at the home of friends near North and Indiana Ave., and that some person stuck a hypodermic needle into her arm. Shufflebarger told the same story about the party except he said nothing of the hypodermic needle, but said a man insulted his wife. This man and Shufflebarger had a fight the police were told. Shufflebarger said he would swear out a warrant for the mans arrest. HELD AS DOPE SELLERS Pair Arrfsicd in Hotel Have 500 Morphine Tablets. Federal authorities today started an Investigation following the arrest of two men in a S. Illinois St. hotel last night. Five hundred morphine tablets were found In their possession. Fred Everett. 34, of IS2O E. Tenth St., a nurse, and Marvin F. Fisher, 40, ua- F. J. Frazier of Chicago, who the police say is a physician living near Marion, are held on vagrancy charges under $5,000 bonds. Detectives say they saw Frazier sell morphing to a man in the lobby of the hotel. PLAN NIGHT PROGRAM Will Be Held as Part of Indianapolis Day, Aug. 22. Plans for a night program to he held at the State fairground Tuesday, Aug. 22, as pairt af the All-Tndianapo--118 day celebration, were announced today by O. B. lies, president of the Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the executive committee. Mr. lies has appointed Elmer A. Steffen chairman In charge of a •‘Prosperity Sing” to be held In the Coliseum at the fairground that night. CORONER PROBES WRECK Death Toll of Negro Excursion Train May Be Increased. By rafted Press CINCINNATI, Ohio, Avg. 2.—lnvestigation of the head -i collision between the C. & N. negro excursion train and southbound train No. 11 near here yesterday which cost the lives of six persons, was instituted by Coroner D. C. Handley today. The death toll may mount higher today as eight persons injured seriously are said to be in a critical condition. ALICE CARRIES PRIMARY Oklahoma Congresswoman Again on Republican Ticket. BV United Press OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. Aug 2 Miss Alice Robertson. Oklahoma Con■jsswoman, was renominated by the Bepublicars. Manuel Herrick was running a poor third in the Republican race for Congressman from the E.ghth district. Forsyth Wins Medal One Ind.anapolis boy is listed in the Tune medal winners in the Winchester Tunior Rifle Corps. James Forsyth, 31 N. Warman Ave., is the young sharpshooter among the local lads. His daddy is on the police force and, no doubt, knows the value of shooting straight.

Five Governors of Coal Mining States Invited in Strike Conference by McCray

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Caretaker Falls Dead James Duke, 72, of 2820 English Ave., a caretaker at Fair-view Park for many years, fell dead while on duty early today. He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ed Logan, 240 McLean PL, and a son, Morris Duke, 2220 English Ave.

flf* Let’s disarm the thermometer TEATS and starches for ments and bran “roughage,” IVA the body arc like fuel and it is partially pre-digested for the furnace. in the long baking process by it Why not adopt for break- which it is made. fast or lunch, Grape-Nuts There's a wonderful charm i with cream or milk and a little j or appetite in the crisp, fresh ffujt-and turn off the sweet goodness of thss ready „ internal heat? Here s com- , , , . r. _ . . , . ... , to-eat food, and fitness and plete nourishment, with cool ’ UwegßK Py * . , lightness afterward, which X comfort. & , , ’ . , SJI&K \ Nv. meet summer s heat with a ‘ Grape-Nuts contains all the smile. 3“ i nourishment of whole wheat A ' flour and malted barley, in- Your grocer will supply you s eluding the vital mineral ele- with Grape-Nuts 1 “There’s a Reason”

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GOVERNOR SMALL. * Answers to the invitations of Governor McCray to the Governors of six of the coal mining States to meet in Indianapolis at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in an effort to settle the coal strike, were awaited today. The pictures show the Governors of five of the States: Governor McCray of Indiana. Governor Len Small of Illinois, Governor William Sproul of Pennsylvania, Governor Alexander Groesbeck of Mich.gan and Governor Edward P. Morrow of Kentucky. The

' Here Are Hits You Should Have . qn , .WHY SHOULD I CRY OVER YOU (MiUer-Cohn) . ) Arthur Fields, Baritone r ®‘ s il’M JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY (Slssle-Brake) \ Vaughn De Leath, Contralto 4906 (GEORGETTE (Fox Trot) (Henderson) mink KITTEN ON THE KEYS (Confrey) .75 ( Reiser Trio—Piano, Banjo, Saxophone , qft7 /STUMBLING (Confrey) ' Sam Ash. Tenor 7 , a /NOBODY LIED (Norman-Berry-Wober) * \ Vaughn De Leath, Contralto SUNSHINE ALLEY (Fox Trotl (West) 4909 Joe Samuels and His Master Players that NOBODY LIED (Fox Trot) (Norman-Berry-.7s I Weber). Bailey’s Lucky Seven—Featuring Cliff Edwards (Ukulele Ike) /SWEET INDIANA HOME (Donaldson) . \ Bailey's Lucky Seven 75 iTHE SNEAK (Fox Trot) (Brown) ( Joe Samuels and His Master Flayera For Sale by The Starr Piano Cos. AND DEALERS 49-53 Monument Circle Next Circle Theater

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GOVERNOR MORROW. I other is Governor James Davis of | Ohio. j Although no direct answers to the I invitations have been received, Governors Groesbeck and Davis already have announced they will attend the conference. Announcement as to details to be discussed has not been made. Saw Prowler In Yard Mrs. Charles Fickle. 816 N. Illinois St., last night saw a man crawl ng through the yard at her home and notified the police. The prowler escaped.

Babies Life of Photograph Business , Flappers Not So Vain As Parents

By KORA KAY Anti-flapperists who blame the younger feminine generation for most of the vanities and extravagances of the present day will, no doubt, hear with surprise that It is not the vanity of the flapper, but the prido of admiring parents that keeps the photograph business going, according to a photographer who has been making some observations on folk who come to his studio. ‘‘lf it wasn’t for the babies we would have to go out of business,” he said. “From the time they are big enough to take out until they are 3 or 4 years old the parents can’t seem to get too many pictures of them. And the only reason most of them stop then, is because they have another to start making pictures of. “The flappers come in a poor second to the babies. They have some pictures taken when they leave high school, and again when they fall in love —fatally, I mean. We can always tell how serious it is when the girl comes in first, tries to look her prettiest and has her picture taken, and then a little later comes back again, dragging the reluctant young man to be photographed. “Usually after this happens it Is only a matter of months until we

Y °iirs! An ice-cold bottle l that makes you glad to be thirsty Delicious and. Refreshing Telephone for a case for your home —Main 6060. V We call back for the empties. Coca-Cola Bottling Works

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take a picture of the wedding party. And after that—it is only a year or so before we get back to where our business started—with the baby.” GETS NEW TRIAL Convicted Frize Fighter Makes Point of Prejudiced Jury. By United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—-William fSailor! Friedman, prize fighter, recently sentenced to fourteen years In the penitentiary for the murder of Abo Rubin. was granted anew trial today. Attorneys for the defense alleged that repeated statements of the prosecution that the defendant was a member of a “slugging gang of bootleggers’* had prejudiced the jury. FIRE LOSS IS SBOO Apartment House Blaze Drives Families Out. Fire started In the basement of the Burnstein Apartments, 811 S. Illinois St., last midnight causing a loss estimated at SBOO. Dense clouds of smoke caused the four families living in the apartment building to hurry to the street.

FOR EVERY BANKING NEED Foreign 'Department The foreign department of The Fletcher American National Bank has been so constructed af)" established that it is entirely competent to handle direct any foreign transaction. Bills negotiated and handled for collection. Cable orders of payment executed in all parts of the world. Commercial letters of credit granted. Drafts issued on all points Foreign monies bought and sold. Travelers' letters of credit an dtravelers’ cheques issued. - The banking connections which we have established in the principal financial centers of Europe enable us to more quickly, efficiently and economically handle your business. We will be veiy much pleased to supply information regarding any foreign financial transaction. Flctchcr American National Bank •j INDIANAPOLIS Ctpitil *nd Sorplat $5,000,000

Here’s.the Reason Why You Should Bank Early in August All deposits made in Savings Accounts on or before AUGUST IGTH will receive interest from the Ist. $1 Will Open An Account We Pay On Saving s MEYER-KISER BANK 136 East Washington Street Get One of Our Little Home Banks

TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS We wish to emphatically state that the Barrett Hardware Company is not going to establish a (LFffrsy* branch store in Irvington, nor have we any con- \ nections whatsoever with any other hardware vW/jri store, other than that at 532-534 East Washington street, where we have been in business for 40 years. BARRETT HARDWARE COMPANY 634 E. Wash. St. A Winchester Store MA In 3160

Honest Service. KoosonnbU Prioefc SHIRLEY BROS. CO, Inc. UNDERTAKERS OFFICES—#46 N. IllinoU St., 5377 E. tVashlnrton St. 30*0 X. nUr4 B*, *IOB W. Michigan St-, 3*15 B. Washington St. Circle 1918. Auto. 31-18*. Amb. Service. We Mannfartnro Onr Own Cemont Caakota.

9 m m m CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE H "■ 1 All the Time 1 Until 11 P. M. ¥ nil. ROYAL PEKIN LI lIIU TROUPE Wilson-Dunbar Co.—Abbott and Wbite Ulis A. Clark, Santiago Yrio, Holland & Fisher, Bo'and A Knight, Tom and Dolly Ward. Picture*. | Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and EvenlnaTj

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Aaln a prornun yon c*n’t afford to miss. Katherine MacDonald in “Domestic Relations” Circle Orchestra and Grand Organ. ‘‘Rapid Fire” A Side-Splitting Comedy. SEE TOURSET.F IN THE MOVIES.

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UIIDAT TONIGHT IyIUIiHI MAT. TODAY I The Stuart Walker Cos. in Cosmo Hamilton’s Brilliant Comedy THE SILVER m FOX A Splendid Cast Next Week: The Faith Healer

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