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■MIT AND FORD FLAYED BTHEAIOFBOAID Chairman Hooper of Railroad Labor Organization Says Criticism Is Unjust. DECISION ON LIVING WAGES ‘New Triumvirate’ Scored for Allegations Relative to Officiai Rulings. _ By United Xne* CHICAGO. Nov. 2. —A biting reply to "thè new Triumvirale of Hearst, Gompers and Ford,” for its criticisms uf thè railroad labor board's recent “living wage” opinion, was made by F.en W. Hooper. chairman of thè board, in a statement here Wednesday night. Hooper seeks both to explain and support thè board’s majority stand on thè “living wage” theory as presented to lt by raiiroad labor board, and at thè sanie time Jiurls barbed shafts of sarcasm at what he styles "thè new triumvirate” of Edsel Ft>rd, son of Henry Fdrd; President Samuel Gomj ers of thè A. F. of L., and William R. Hearst. thè publisher. Remarks of Youne Ford “Young Mr. Ford breezily remarks that thè railroads would probably siiffer ‘deficit for awhile,’ if thè socalled living wage were established,” Hooper said. "Plunging all tlie railway systems of thè Xation into a deficit ooes not disturb thè equanimity of Mr. Ford. He makes no reference to thè lnevitable cortsequence of such a deflicit. namely. higher freight and passenger rates.” Hooper declared it is a "matter of quite generai knowledge that thè margin of prosit in thè mani facture of tin llzzles is much greater tl an it is in thè operation of railroads.” and that “thè man who pavs for thè operation and upkeep of a Ford is in a better position to sympathize with thè man who runs railroads than is thè manufacturer of thè Ford." Speaks With Antliority “Mr. Ford should be able to speak of railroad deficits as with authorlty,” thè chairman continue.. “A few months ago his papa bought a little railroad and immedlately afterward thè country was propagandlzed with thè wonderful story of how this road had been financially revitalized. Some scrt of gland operation had been performed which transformed it fmm an anaemic liability to a virile asset. The finger of scorn was pointed at all other railway managements.” But “suddenly thè slow of publicity stopped,” according to Hooper, who says thè records now show deficits on thè Ford railroad’s monthly reports and that thè deficit in August this year was $300.404. Oppo-.lt ion Ts Success “Ir. so far as thè opposition of Mr. Gompers to thè Railroad Labor Board is concemed. it is sincere and understandable,” Hooper said. “He is opposed to anything that looks toward a militation of thè f>-ee-dom of labor organizations to enforce thelr demands on thè railroads and thè public by strikes. The issue is clear between Mr. Gompers ard those who believe that thè public has a definite and positive right to efficìent and uninterrupted transportation. which must not be destroved by controversies between carriera and thelr employes.
Position of Hearst Paper* “T*he position of thè Hearst. syndic.vte of newspapers On thè living wage seems to bear many of thè recognizable earmarks of politicai expediency,” Hooper said, “and thls Is an unsafe foundation for an economie policy. “The board contends that it established ‘a living wage,’ but not ‘thè living wage’ System demanded by labor, and in this has served thè best lnterests of thè public generally and has saved labor from thè folly of some of those who pose a a its friends. Adoption of ‘thè living wage’ would crush thè railroads and ruin their employes.” LIQUOR Li IS MOFMIOS Quebec Liquor Commission Sees Improvement Due to Efficiency of New System. QUEBEC, ,Nov. 2.—ln thè flrst annua! report of thè Quebec liquor conimisslon, made public today for thè Information of thè members of thè I.egislature, thè story of thè first year of govemnient liquor monopoly on thè continent of North America is told. The report covers thè period from May 1, IP2I, when thè law went into effect, until Aprii 30, 1022. The commission is restrained in its language as to thè generai success of thè law, commenting in this regard: “The commission does not hesìtate to declare that a decided improvement is showing itself generally among thè estahlishments under its control. A review of thè operotions of our retai! depots shows that thè citizen3 of this province use alcoholic liquor with moderation. No one can dery that fact if he conscientiously thè evidence. Many testimonials come to us from people who, by reason of their positions and their charactet-, can speak with authority and value which cannot he denied. These opinions and thè suggestiona that we have received from thè same sources can serve as a criterion as to thè effieacy of thè new system.” PAiNT COMPANY FORMS Marion Concem Capitalizes for §IO,OOO in Indiana. The Vurdex Products Company of Marion, today filed articles of inccrporation with thè secretary of State, showing a capitalization of SIO,OOO. The company will manufacture and sell paints, vamishes and oils. Robert Bowes and George Jhnier of Indianapolis and John Colley of Elkhaut ars thè in•erporators.
DOUBLÉ CEREMONY Wedding Culminates Early Matchcs ■% -. Ss'' ■ i f' $•. 1 ’fj LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT RO W MADALINE DANNA, LIBERTY CUTARELLI, JOE DANNA, PANSY lARIA AND FRANCES DELATORE. LEFT TO RIGHT REAR ROW—MIKE MEO, ROSA DELATORE, LUCIE MEO AND-TONY DELATORE.
The Holy Rosary Church on Stavens St. was thè scene of a doublé wedding yesterday. The Rev. Marino Priori performed tlie ceremony. Lucie Meo became thè bride of Tony Delatore, whiìe Rosa Delatore became thè bride of Mike Meo. Rosa Delatore is thè sister of Tony Delatore, 523 Lord Ct. Lucie Meo is thè sister of Mike Meo, 520 S. East St. Threasa Vita was bridesmaid for Rosa Delatore, and Palsy Nucore was thè best man for Mike Meo. Lucie Meo was attended by Rose Meo and Dominio lana was best pian for Tony Delatore. The flower girls were: Madaline Danna, 9, of 611 -E. Merrill
SOCIETY IS FOR BUY UMIDITE!! Woman’s Home Missionary Organization Attacks Liquor and Tobacco Evil. Pledglng themselves to work and vote only for candidates who are In favor of national prohibltion, thè delegates attendine thè thirty-sixth annua! meeting of thè Woman’s Home Missionary Society of tlie Methodlst Church today passed such a resolution. The society, which is in thè second and final day of its annual session at thè Robert Park M. E. Church, also resolved to do all In its power to stamp out thè tobacco evil as it exlsts anione men and wornen às well. The first two ballots on thè presidimi for next year resultod in a deadlock between Mrs. F. B. Clark and Mrs. E. IL Elwood, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Clark has been thè president for thè past year. Neither received a two-thirns vote on thi lirst two ballots. Blshop F v D. Leete last night urged thè women to exercise thelr right of franchlse at thè cormng election, but
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Bu United Preex LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2.—Wallace Reid, in thè hopes of threwing eff thè cffects of a recent nervous breakdown, has gono into regular tr;iinir*g at his mountain retreat near here, it was learned today.
WANTED-MOVIE ACTORS New types to take part in filming of “The Isle of Paradise,” adapted from Mary Robcrts Rinehart’s Saturday Evening Post story, "The Sirr.plo Lifers.” Director Griffith of thè Outlook Photoplays is searching for new types who will bs given parts in this picture at §IOO a week and trip to California, all expensee paid. Every man, woman or ehilH who is desirop* cf appearing In thè movies should write thè address bolow, giving full particulars eoncerning self, together with photograph if possible. J]\/f Tiyf/’'VCIC Director, -92 East Fourth St, • li* IVlv-rOO Dept. 14 St. Paul, Minnesota.
! St.; Liberty Cutarelli, 4, of Marion, Ohio; I’ansy larla, 12, of 317 S. Notile St.. and Frances Delatore, 7, of 644 Fletcher Ave. The ring bearer , was Joe Danna, 6, of 611 E. Merrill ; St. The organisi was Miss Freda Buennagel, and thè violinisi was Mia Anna Ressino. Miss Angelina Navarro. sang. Bridal aìrs were played < during thè Services. Tlie wedding supper was given at •lie Fountaln Square Hall last night. Following thè supper there was a | lance. The doublé wedding culminated a j school day romance for thè four I youns people. ’
asked tliem not to vote a straight ticket. PUGH BECEIS SENTO NOV. 8 Judge Collins Defers Action in Embezzlement Case 000 Invoived. Judgemcnt in thè case of Edwin B. Pugh. former prosecuting attorney, l CI 7 N. East St.. who pleaded guilty : .fune 30 to a chnrge of embezzllng ' 7 4 ano. wjus deferred until Nov. S by . Judge James A. Collins of thè Crini inai Court. Pugh had a hearing last Thursday In which thè judge attempi*-! to ascortain what became of thè money, aster wldch lt was announred that sentono© would be passed yesterday. Pugh, a attorney for Mrs. Olga F. Birk, 3235 N. New ,T*rsey St.. lt was chargel. converted ninst of thè $20,000 estate of Oscar Hagen, a inlnor son of Mrs. Blrk, for whom she was guardlnn. A Jury In thè Marion County Probato Court early In Um ! year assessed Mrs. Blrk SIB,OOO, which Was paid by her bonding companies.
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Reid, in charge of Teddy TTayes, once trainer for Jack Dempsey, Ih living thè outdoor llfe under strlct training rules. “And I’m comlng back,” said Reid. meaning that in a couple of weeks he would be back in thè studio at work on a new picture.
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WILSON AND COLBY fICCEPT SS CLIENT EfISTERN EALIGIfI Legai Firm Will Undertake to Secure Concessions From Other Nations. SITUATION IS COMPLICATED Treaty of Versailles Leaves Many Opportunities for Serious Dispute. BY CLAY'TON WHITEHILL United News Staff Correspondent Copyright, 1922, by United News WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—The law firm of Wilson & Colby, composed of former President Woodrow Wilson and former Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby, ha accepted as a Client thè semi-independent province of eas“em Galicia. Aside from thè interest attachlng to thè choìce of counsel thè “client” is also unique. Eastern Galicia is ona of thè terrltories in Europe whose status was loft uncertain by thè Versailles treaty, and for which autonomy was sought. Kence, politieally, thè Client is of particular Interest to former President Wilson, one of whose paramount prlnclples ut thè peace confereuce was selt’-deterniination.
Colby Going to Paris Colby, lt ls understood, by virtù* of his experlenee in International affairs will soon represent thè province bifore thè colinoli of ambassadors In Paris in a plea for Indepondeneo from Poland, thè present occupant. Politieally, eastern Gallci.a—oomposed of thè three province of Palatlnates of Lemberg, Stanlslaw and Tarnopol—ls not recognlzed by ih* United States Government as a distlnct country. Should any International compllcatlons arise hotween thè United States and thè east Galiclan Palatlnates, they would havo to be negotlatel through thè Pollsh logatlon here, for Poland ha% set up a niilitary government there, although a degree of autonomy ls allowed. May liocorno One Country In thè future, however, these three Palatlnatea may be merged lnto c*no country. thè predominant populatlon of which will be ltuthenlan. Poland has Just authorlzed a dual fortn of Republican government in these tìlstriets, and has agrecd that a plebiscito be held wlthin twenty-flve years. Vhile thè United States neither reeognlzes Poland’s right to occupy this territori', nor has proteste! against thè occupatlon, at thè Rame time Poland Is recognlzed as a politicai entlty rcgardless of boundarles. Thus tUee International aspeets of tlds "elTent” are extrernely compiicated. Incldentally, Russia and Czecho-Slovakia have had designa on thè terrltory. WOULD SELL CAR Flliot Asks Permixslon to Soli Conflscatcd Property. Honier E. Elllot, United 1 States cis trict attorney, iileil sull today In Federai Court asking permlsslon to sdì a Ford belonging to Fred and Wilma Goodson of Indianapolis which was used by them In illicit pedilltng of drugs. The cottple was sound to be deallng in opiurn. It was charged they were uslng thè Ford as a place of concealment when 306 grains of morphlne sulphato were sound hidden in thè car. ADMINISTRATION PRAISED Vico President Coolidgc Says Evorything Has Ttecn a Success. By Timeh Special SOUTH BEND, Imi.. Nov. 2.—Vico President Calvin Coolldge pralsed thè present Adminlstration in a spec-ch hero last night. He said thè work of Congresfc, thè tarlff, finn confercnco and tho Republican AJmlr.istration in generai had been a success. Car Strikes Coal Wagon Herbert Boss, locai architect, drovo bis automobile lnto a truck loaded with coal parked in front of 517 N. Sonate Ave., today. Boss suffered minor injuries.
Its a mairi nignway THE way to satisfaction, comfort and health through Postimi, has become a world-wide way. This famous table beverage which has stood thè test of twenty-five years, fills every requirement of taste for a hot and invigorating mealtime drink. Unlike coffee or tea, Postura contains nothing that can irritate nerves or Postum c „m. s in w disturb <% estion - Even thè children may safelv enjoy it. £3%SSSS < C Wouldn't it be well for you to avoid thè harm which thè cup by thè addition of so man y have sound in coffee and tea, and protect Cereai (in packages), for health while pleasmg taste, with wholesome, satisfying those who prefer to make Pnctnt-n? thè drink while thè meal ruotimi, is being prepared; mada byboiiingfuiiy2o minutes. Uraer from your grocer today! The two fortns are equally 'K'"u . rostum por health Made by Postum Cereai Co., Ine,, Battle Creek, Mich. “There’s a Reason ’*
THIEVES GET AUTOS Motor Quartetto Ileported Stolcn to Ixical Polle©. Four automobile were stolen last night. The owners of thè mlssing automoblles were S. E. Hope, 118 N. Bradley Ave.; George R. Johnson, 518 W. Twenty-Eighth St.; Earl Kiger, 3060 N. Delaware St., and Benjamin R. Merrideth, 2435 E. Slxteenth St. HIGH EXECUTIVE!! INTEND TO REIIN DUTSIOE LEftGUE Prime Consideratimi of Both Harding and Hughes in Court Negotiations. Copyright, 1922, by United Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. —The United States intenda to remaln lndependent of thè League of Nations. This is one of thè prime considerations that this Government has ih mind, as President Harding and Seoretary of State Hughes are conducting negotiationa designed to make Americe an officiai party to thè permanent court of International justice, comir.only known as thè world court. Before thè United States will beceme a slgnatory power to tho world court, Secretary Hughes must secure an agreement of thè powers’ members of thè League of Nations and thè court to such changes and modlflcattons in tho protocol of thè court as will assure American lndependenco of tne league, lt is believed in informed quarters hero. ATTENDALE DROPS Enrollnient in Siate Correotional Institutions Sliows Decreaae. A decrcase of 31S in attendane* of State correction lnstitutions at thè beglnning of thè fiscal year, Oct. 1, over that of thè preceding year, ls soen In a p.artial report compilcd at thè office of tlie board of State charlties, today. Tlie largent decrease appears at thè State penai farm. At thè beglnnlng of thè present fiscal year. tlie attendanoe was 458, as compared with 640 thè prcvious year. The attendanec at thè beginning *>f thè yeàr follows: Siate prlson, 1,430; reformatory, 475; Stiite fami, 458; wornan's prison, 98; girls’ school, 333; hoys‘ school, 520; new reformatory at Pendleton, 121. Polire Attend Ceremony Polire were callel to 171 Geiscndorff St., on thè report of a tight, but sound thè disturbane? was caused by a party of friend conducting a charlvari for Thomas McGlynn, a city flreman. m arr led yoster da y.
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OIGTAXDODGERS BBJECT IF DRIVE FOR IDEAR BILLION Government ls Defrauded of Huge Sums Annually on Income Returns. By United Xetcs WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—A determinod drive on tax dodgers has been launched by Commissloner of Internai Revenue Blair. Flying squadrons of revenue men have been sent out in each internai revenue distrlct to ferret out those who have fnVJed to make ocrrect income tax returns to thè Govemmer t. Reports from some quarters reaching, thè Treasury Department would indicate that thè Government is being beaten out of nearly a billion dollars annually through tax delinquoncies. The department, however, will make no, estimate; will make no analysls of what class of taxpayers—rlch. middle or poor—furnlshes thè most flagrant violatore. The campaign agalnat tax dodgers has been given added impetus this year because of probable congressional action at thè next session. The country has been aroused by recent charges that many big corporation. ani many of thè extrernely wealthy class are defraudlng thè Government of largo sums in taxes annu.ally through lmproper returns and evasior.s of tho existing law. Workin g on Law Re vis ion To this end, members of Congress are now working out a revision of thè law for submlsslon later, which. they hope, not only will stop up thè loopholes through which taxes are now being dodged. But also will make a matter of public record thè names and faets surroundlng tax evastons. Prominent among these Congressmen are Representatlve Greene, lowa, chairman of thè Ways and Means Commlttee, and Representatlve Fear, Wisconsin. The treasury’ flying squadrons aiready are in thè field at work. Under thè law they may examlne all books, record and papere of any firm or individuai suspected of tax delinquency, as well as require testlmony under oath from any persona who may have Information relative thereto They have gone out this year more de?ermln*d than over to uncover at least a majority of thè Natlon’a tax dodgers. SMASHES WINDOW Thief Enters Home and Steals Baby Itlanket. A thief smaslied thè window of thè Phiilip Chasman dry goods storo, 2436 Northwestern Ave., last mldnight with a b:i<-k. The thief e*ole a baby’ blanket wortli $1.25. The damage amounted to $35.
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S4O PURSE TAKEN Stolen With Contenta From Auto in Garage. H. C. Meyers, Apartment 9, The Worthington, today told thè police that he left his automobile in a garage on Delaware St., and that his wife left her purse In thè car. When she returned thè purse was misslng. It was worth S4O and contained $4.20. REVOLUTION IS REPORTER Rii; ILBiip SRUS Government Said to Have Fled From Tirana for Refuge in City of Valona. \ By United Press 1 ATHENS, Nov. 2. —A revolution has broken out in Albania, and thè government h\s fled from Tirana and taken refuge at Valona, according to reports from Fiorina today. Troops of thè Albanian government are reported to be retreating before thè insù rgent3. The reported revolt in Albania was believed connected with thè accession of Benito Mussolini to power in Italy. Trouble between Italy and Albania, which has been thè subject of diplomale negotiations for several years may b*? further aggravated, it was believed by thè strong nationalistic attitude of thè Fascisti. Tires of Living Mrs. Myrtle Tomlinson, 37, of 137 E. Market St., swallowed a quantity of strychnine today and was taken to thè city hospital, where she probably will recover. She explained to thè police that she was tired of living.
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