Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1922 — Page 2

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FOES OF SCHOOL PLMIS- WILL GO TOSTATE BOARO Appeal to Tax Commissioners Planned to Hold Up Program^ COST TO BE $1,750,000 Architects Selected for Eight Buildings- Simi'ar Move Made Year Ago. Foes of thè building- program of thè board of school commissioners will carry their fight to thè State board of tax commissioners, it became known today. In an effort to relieve overcrowdod housing conditions now existing in thc public schools, thè board recently adopted a program calling for new buildings and additions at eight schools. The maximum cost of thè I-.ildings will be about $1.750,000. accordlng to estimates made by Jacob Hilkene, inspector of construction for thè board. Architects were selected and preparation of plans now is under way. Before bids can be received thè school board must obtain thè approvai of thè State board of accounts to thè plans and specifications and thè bond issue must be approved by thè State board of tax commissioners. On remonstrance of ten taxpayers thè tax board is required to grant a public hearing. More than a year ago construction of four buildings was defeated when thè tax board refused to aprove thè bond issue aster a long drawn-out hearing. In this case thè remonstrance was signed by ten menil>ers of thè Taxpayers League of Indiana. It has been more than eighteen months since construction of a school building was start ed in Indianapolis, ileantime housing conditions have becorne so bad that se venti thousand pupils are housed in portables and other temporary buildings. mìilT SWAYCONFEREICE

Copyright, by United Press LONDON, Dee. 7. —America is ex- j pected to dominate thè confe.'ence of ; allied premiere here next Saturday in much thè same nianner as thè Uniteti States made its voice beard at thè peace conference at Lausanne, ac- : cording to Rritish officiala. Ambassador Harvey’s speech at thè ‘ Lyceum Club Monday night, in whicl he declarel thè fate of Europe hung upon thè fortheoming week-end conference, was inadequately repor ted and offtcials bere are just beginning to discuss lt. Consitleruble importarne in this connection is attached to thè arrivai here* of United States ndnisters to ! Brussels and Berlin. Referring to thè Brussels project, 1 Ambassador Harvey said: "If thè premiere themselves are un- | able to agree, its useiess to expect t results from a meeting of a few j under-strappere at Brussels.” According to reliable information i cbtained from British sources, Pre- ! mier Poincaré does not welcome con-, tcmplated American participation in thè London conference. It is said I that Poincaré and his government are ! likely to go under if thè premiere fail , to reach agreement. Ambassador Harvey may play a role similar to that of Richard Wash- j bum Child at Lausanne. Judge Objects to Missi ng A nyth i ng LOUISVILLE. Dee. 7.—A snudi photograph of a woman in tindergarments was introduced at thè murder trial of Walter T. Stainp. It w;is passed around thè table occupied by thè Commonwealth's attomeys and then around thè press table. Several spectators saw it before it was piaceli on thè stenographer's desk. In a minute, while thè xoom was unusually quiet, Judge A. T. Burgevin rapped with his gavel and asked: ‘‘Can, 1 I have a look at that pieture?” Order was retstored aster several minutes. FRANCE MAKES NO MOVE TO PAY DEBT Refuse to Ncgotiate With Rogarti to $3,844,132,200 Owing L'. S. By United Press PARIS, Dee. 7. —The French goveroment has so far declined to enter into any negotiations for thè funding or payment of thè $3,844,132,250 demt Franco owes America, according to a statement by Ellioti Wadsworth, assistant secretary of thè treasury, at secret hearings held by thè House Appropriations Committee. .The statement was revealed today at thè climax of former Premier Clemenceau’s visit to Washington. LEGICN MAY NCT JOIN STATE FREE PLACEMENT Attorney General Declares Contract Wouid Be Illegal. Indiana can not enter into any contract with thè Family Welfare Society of thè American Legion fbr thè joint establishment of a free employment bureau at Indianapolis, according to an opinion of General responso to an inqniry made by Twomas R. Rlley of tne Federai bureau. f

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ASSERTS CAB CO. ioidi Gin Attorney Speaks for Traction Co.’s Power Plant Scheme. ‘ Thig is thè firet time I have ever known thè Indianapolis Street Railway Company to propose to do anything for thè benefit of thè public,” J. W. Becken. farmer and lawyer, said toclay i na voluntary statement iluring thè orai arguments on thè petition of thè T. H„ I. & E. Traction Conv“ pany for authorization to supply power to Indianapolis factories aatid to thè Indianapolis Street Bailway Company. The two companies are associa ted. This statement followed that of Dr. Henry Janteson, president of thè board of directors of thè Indianapolis Street Railway Company, that thè company was facing a serious situation with regard to its power supply which was important to uninterrupted sei-vice to Indianapolis. The petition of thè traction company asks a certificate of public necessity and convenience which wouid grant authority to invest approximately $7,000,000 in additional power equipment | to give greater Service to thè locai company and in adWition serve a nuinber of large power users who it claims are dissatisfied with thè Service being rendered by thè two existing Utilities, thè Indianapoiis Light and ' Heat and thè Merchants Heat ancl Light Companies. Taylor E. Gronirger. corporation : counsel for Indianapolis: William L. i Taylor, who representfJT'large power ; users; Dr. Jameson, reprcsenting thè 1 Street car company: William If Hart.j representing thè Portland Coment | Company at Limeville, a user of t ur- j rent, and J. W. Becken argued in j support of thè petition. ■ LACK OF PAPERS DELAYS SCHOOL CONTRACT PROBE Ifogne Orders Snidar & Rotz Not Be Paid Until Baker Approves. The investigation of thè claim of Sniiler & Rotz for $23.000 for Services in pubiic school construction, ordered by City Controller Joseph L. Hogue. was heid up today by fuilure of thè school board to sei***' tc thè controller's office papere in connection with thè Snider & Rotz controversy, Hogue said. Hogue has instructed Arthur Thomas, deputy controller and school board auditor, not to pay thè claim, although thè board has approved it, unless Albert Baker, board attorney, advisesUn wrltJng that thè check be issued.

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B GHARGES ID'MBPIUCT Department Head Warns of Plot to Overthrow Government. By United Press WASHINGTON, Dee. 7.—The conimunists Internationale, %vith headquartere at Moscow, Russia, is directing a wide-spread campa gn in thè United States for overthrow of thè American Government and its dcliverance into thè hands of radicala, according to William J. Burns, head of thè Federai bureau of investigation. Direct statements to this effect were made by Burns before secret sessione of thè House Committee. He said radicai agents got into thè Army and Navy “so they coutd bore from within.” The recent Bridgeman meeting, Burns declared was largely for thè purpose of putting youthful “reds” through an pxamination toseewhether they could pass thè Army and Navy examinations. Burns tcstifted that 35S new radicai publlcations have sprung up in thè United States in thè last year. The latest check, he said, showed that there are now 611 such publlcations in circulation throughout thè country. CLERKSLUGGÈD; 'DDPE' SfOLEK Two bandita who entered thè J. W. Fleming pharmacy, 2802 E. Wash : ington St., at 9:30 p. m. yesterday. ! slugged George Pfau, 3209 E. Michigan St., and robbed thè store, police j record.- sliowed today. The iargeri of thè bandita pointed a rusty pistol ! at Pfau and ordered hlm to raise his ! hands. Then thè clerk was forced to j walk to thè rear of thè store and ' threatened with death if he did not teli where thè money was kept. Ho pointed to thè safe. The smaller of thè robbers took about SSO from thè cash register and safe. Then thè larger man asked “where is thè morphine?” and threatened to kill Pfau if he did not show hirn. The bandits obtained a dram of morphine and 300 codine tablets, thè value of thè drugs being sll. They slugged Pfau again with thè revolver and ran from thè store. Dr. Mendenhall dressed Pfau's wounds.

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DAUGHERTYCASE HIT DUE IO ISSUEJN 1324 Indications Are Proceedings Will Be Incomplete by Ifext March. By Time* Special WASHINGTON, Dee. 7.—lmpeachment proceedings against a member of thè President’s Cabinet are slovv affaire, those who are working for Attorney General Daughertq’s ouster are discovering. Indications now are that thè caso against thè Attorney General will drag out until it becomes a eampaign politicai issue two years hence, despite Representa tive Volstead’s promise as chairman of thè House Judiciary Oommitte to speed action on thè Keller charges. The Daugherty case will not be stttled during (he remaining three ir.onths of thè short session of Congress. Regardless of thè verdict of thè House Committee, is thè impeachment proceedings Avill be incomplete when thè Congress adjourns next March 4. To prove each speciflcation in thè bill of particulars many witnesses will be examined and there will be inevitable delays. If thè House committee agrees with Mr. Keller that thè Attorney General : should be impeached a recommenda- j tion to this effect will go to thè House ! of Representatlves. Then tlie House will determino lf it will recommend to thè Senate that Daugherty be tried i before thè Senate. Should thè House ; so decide, another long delay will he ! had in thè Senate which will conduct thè case as deliberateli' as it pleases.

FOUR CHILDREN DIE II FLAMES By United Press CHICAGO, Dee. 7.—Four were bui-ned to death here today when lire destroyed thè homo of Joseph Budaek. Four others, seriously injured were rushed to th hospital. The Tire was oausod by a kerosene lamp which was loft burning near an open window.- Apparently thè wlnd blew thè ourtain into thè window. The farnìly was asleep upstair*. Michael Budaek, 16, waa uwakenod by thè smoko. He ahouted to his father, who jnmped from a window and gave tlie alarm. When thè tiro department arrivel thè interior of thè cottage was a mass of flames. Firemen rushed into thè inferni Three chlldren were sound dead in one room. The mother, clasping Baby Èva to her breast, lay unoonscious !n thè hall. She was rushed to thè hospital where her eondltion la grave. The baby tvaa etili Uvlng when rescued, but died a few minutes later. SAVINGS AND LOAN MEN OF STATE CONVEIME HERE Building Association Editor Aildrrawo Opcning Session. More than 150 members of thè SavIngs and Loan I>eague of Indiana arrived today for a one-day convention at thè Hotel Soverin. President Forrest Lamore opened thè session ut 10 a. m. > 11. S. Roaenthall of Cincinnati. Ohio, editor of thè American Building Association News, waa thè Principal speaker, talking on "Standardization of Building and Loan Associations.” Others on thè program were Lyman B. Holleman, chlef clerk of thè building ami loan department! W. F. White of Muncle, attorney for thè -Mutual Home and Saving Association; Ward B. Whitlook, Spi-ingfield, TU., supervisor of thè building and lonn department of Illinois, and A. Q. Gallahan of Perù, Ind. Koliomo Merchant FaiLs A petition in bankruptcy was filed in Federai Court today by Otto Michel, merchant of Kokomo. Ile listed liabil itles at $4,683.88 and asseta at $2,254.91.

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INSURGENTSKILL NEW IRjSH DEFtITY By United Press DUBLIN, Dee. 7. —Insurgents shot to death a member of thè new Irish Free State parliament. today and mortaliy w'ounded another deputy. The man Tlain was narm-d Ilales end thè wounded rnan O’Malley. They were actacked by rebete with revolvera. The deputies were sworn in as momiwrs of thè southern parliament- > estenlay. They took thè oath at tHfe parliament house. The Free State government Is anxious that King George open parliament. COSTS $25 TO RESCUE WIFE, BABY AND MAID Nperder TrJls Judge Tale of Three Waiting in (.old for Hlm. MILWAUKEE, Dee. 7.—Chester Nicolai, secretary of tlie Nicola! Co. t furriere, was si ned $25 and costa for speedlng twenty eight mibs an hour. "I got a cali from my wife,” Mr. Nicolai explalned In valn to Judge Page, “that she and thè baby and thè mald were locked out of thè house. Mrs. Nicolai had been out walking with thè baby and rang for thè mald to let her in when she returned. “The mald stepped out to help with thè baby and thè wlnd blew thè door eh ut. My wife had no key and there is a spring lock on thè door. It was cobi and I was hurrying so they wouldn't catch cold waiting to get into 1 thè house.”

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INDIANS SEEK PROTECTION FROM WHITE DEER HUNTERS By United Arte* PATCHPGUE, L. 1., Dee. 7.—-City nimrods who can’t teli a ree! deer from a red Indian, and who shoot curvcs anyway are a faenace to thè safety and peace of mind of thè Poosepatuck Indians on thè reservation here. Through their chief. Onene Tahesha, or Wild Pigeon. a wrinkled leader of 80 years. thè Indians have appealed to thè Indian commissioner at Washington for protection. Recently, thè complaint thè toung white women in charge of thè reservation school was compelled to rletaln children until aster dark because thc huntsmen from New Yorx City prowl through thè primitive foresi of thè reservation. potting at everything that moved. Several of thè Indiana have heard thè whlne of builets and have had twigs cllpped from thè trees too dose to where they stood. The reservation cornprises about 1 000 acres of forest which has never heen lumbered and it abounds with deer and other game, though it is within commuting distance of Broadwny. The chlefs petition l)as now been consldered by four Federai and State bureaus. Action is expected uny year now. DOG’S ‘NEXT BEST FRIEND’ SUES FOR $20,800 LIBEL SAN ANTONIQ, Dee. 7.—Now Comes Seed!e> Surpass. blueblooded collie dog, complaining he has been libeletj in thè amount of $20,800. He petitions thè that E. Sam Tatuili, secretary of thè San Antonio Kennel Club, be required to pay Eu gene M Hays, his owner and next best friend, that amount for making : slander statements regarding thè I a ward of a cortain priz rlbbon to him j in a recent kennel club show.

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COMMITTEE WILL HELP OFFICULS Organizàtion of 100 Citizens Near Completion. The formation of thè citizens safety committee will be completed within thè next ten days, Grier M. Shotwell, chairman of thè “No Fire No Accident Week,” announced today. The members of thè safety committee will be authorized to report direct to thè police department all violations of thè traffic ordinance which come to their attention, and will notify thè sire department of violations of sire prevention regulations. Shotwell said it was hoped that with more than 100 representative men and women on thè lookout for speeders and reckless drivers throughout thè city, a large rurnber of violations wouid be reported and that added impetus wouid be given thè mayor’s campaign to reduce thè number of accidents on thè streets. The organization of a permanent safety council as a part of thè Are and accident prevention program of thè Are prevention committee will be undertaken in thè near future, Mr. Shotwell said. Unique Trimming A unique trimming noticed on a large black velvet hat is two lilies, one of bjack and thè other of wlyte feathers. yHeresjyour^ / protection / against Colds 1 | Cascara Bromide | ! Quininc acts at once jj ! and òrves quidc relieE jj | It cnecks Colds in I? 124 hout s,La Grippe lì in three daysj) H-Hill Company ff l vitkofvt’SSs

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