Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1923 — Page 12

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PRUSSIA HAS ALL PLANS READY FOR ‘PUTSCH RUHR Resignation of Cuno Will Be Signal for Revolutionary Outbreak, By United Neict BERLIN, July 4. —In the event of Chancellor Cuno’s resignation or “the government’s capitulatino on the Ruhr,” the Prussian government has all plans ready to proclaim a state of siege. This would give police and military all governmental powers on the assumption that such contingency would be the signal for a “putsch,” or revolutionary outbreak. Police officials confirm dispatches admitting they know extreme radicals are plotting with conservative extremists for a serious attack. Necessity has made strange bedfellows in the plot. Communists, reds and radicals, backed by Moscow, are lined / up with old-line conservative monarchists. Both desire to see Germany freed from French measures—for far different reasons. French troops Tuesday moved up to the very edge of the city of Frank-fort-Am-Main, posting six sentries in their former flying field. It is not known whether they intend to reoccupy the city, but their present position is a highly strategic one, commanding the gates of one of the largest and most beautiful of the upper Rhineland cities. With tha.,French threatening of Frankfort, and occupying all the lower Rhineland, the situation is comparable to an invading army having seized New York, -New Jersey, Newark, Yonkers, Newburgh and Ponghkeep- j sie, and now extending its line to Al- i bany or Troy, N. Y. FRIEDA’S I FOLLIES ' By M. E. It Is such a gift to see ourselves As others see us. / One woman's house Was a monument to her vanity. Her wajls were covered with pictures Os how she thought she looked. In her estimation, No other woman was half as pretty as she. Photographers are such flatterers. I am true to my art. I offered to paint her portrait. I certainly did her justice. 1 brought out all her lines. Automobile Tires Missing Three tires worth $45 were missing j from the automobile ■of O. C. White. : 1116 N. Capitol Ave., today. White j parked his car in the rear of his home 1 Tuesday night and today discovered j tires missing from the front and rear I wheels and from the rear of his car. Wonders Never Cease LONDON, July 4. —London to Berlin in less than seven hours! Seems incredible, but nevertheless it’s true. That’s all the time it took an elevenpassenger express plane to cover the j 750-mile distance between the two capitals the other day. Among the Kachins, a tribe in Burma, girls wear their hair bobbed as a sign they are unmarried.

THE GROWTH OF fHE GLASS INDUSTRY DURING THE LAST FIFTY FLETCHER-AMERICAN YEARS 50YEARS 'j ' TO-MY In 1870 the products of the glass industry of Indianapolis had a value of $135,000. Last the retail value of 69,000,000 bottles, 18,000 tons of whiterimmed glass for table tops, etc., and other glass products amounted to more than $3,100,000. About 2,400 per cent increase in the glass industry in fifty years, and the Fletcher American National Bank helped make this possible. Industry in general has been appre- £g|gfl||Bo| dative of the service this institution is IQgEyjjnfiS rendering in the form of sound counsel, good business advice, financial support in preparing for future growth, and adequate facilities to effidently take care of Strong their banking needs. ' Progrewire Industry has banked at the Fletcher American National for more than half a century. Fletcher American National Bank Capital and Surplus £3,300,000

Active in Raising Fund for D. A. R.

MRS. EUGENE H. DARRACH

Mrs. Eugene H. Darrach, State regent of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of D. A. R., is active in arranging a benefit card party to be given in interest of the new chap-

HOOSIER BRIEFS

Representatives from almost every county in Indiana, Kentucky, and i Tennessee, through which the Dixie j Bee Line passes met in a booster j meeting at the Evansville Chamber of Commerce. June established new building record in' South Bend, figures of the building department show. A visitor came to Muncie, and scmpled some of the city's liquor. Then he made reservations at three hotels, went back to his liquor supply, and spent the night In his machine. He paid rent on all three rooms, hotel clerks said. Sneak thieves invaded the First Presbyterian Church at Alexandria and robbed the Sunday scljpol of about $6. Levi Etter lighted a cigar while his car was being filled at a Franklin station. Gas fumes caught fire and the flames flashed to the ceiling. The Franklin College orchestra furnished music for a community sing held at Franklin. The Columbus Wood Turning Company, which was destroyed by fire, has moved its equipment to Crothersville. The Frankfort First 'National Bank increased its surplus stock from $75,000 to SBO,OOO. J hog feeding demonstration was given by Purdue experts for breeders of Shelby County. The exhibit was staged at Shelbyville. . William H. Ragpholtz, 63, and Fran-

ter house on Pennsylvania St. Vhe organization has bought the former home of the College of Music and Fine Arts and is gradually raising money for furniture and improvements for the new club home.

ces Guerrin, 63, Marion, were married by Squire Sturgeon Watson. It was the second marriage for both. Mrs. Hazel Dickason, Montpelier, filed suit for divorce from her husband, Samuel Dickason, alleging he created a sceneyat a picture show by charging her with infidelity. Billie Hubbard, 6, Richmond, killed, when he was struck by an automobile on the National road. Federal prohibition officers found a 500-gallon still near Terr* Haute. One of two foreigners operating it was arrested. Clyde Hopkins, 24, minor, was injured at Deering mine No. 6, neap Clinton, when a piece of coa' fell from a car and struck him. About 225 children of Columbus took advantage of the opening of the city playgrounds. Twelve Greensburg veterans of the Spanish-American War attended the services commemorating the twentyfifth anniversary of the Battle of San Juan Hill.

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ONE MAN INI ATTAINS WEALTH WHENHE IS 05 Statistics Show 54 at That • Age Will Not Be SelfSupporting. CHICAGO, July 4.—Only one man in a hundred, all starting at 26 with equal ability and opportunity will be wealthy at 65. This was the assertion of D. P. Markey, supreme commander of the Maccabees in an- address here in which he described new philanthropic activities of the society. “At 35,” said Markey, who based his statement on Government statistics, “five of the hundred are dead. One is wealthy; tpn are well-to-do; forty-nine live on their earnings; thirty-five have made no progress. ‘‘At 45, sixteen are dead; one is wealthy; four well-to-do; sixty-five live

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What I Was Doing at 20 — By — William P. Evans , Prosecutor

1 GRADUATED from De Pauw University when I was 20. After graduation I worked a year as a clerk in the Central National Bank at Greencastle for sls a week. Out of this wage I was saving money to go to Harvard - Law Schoo}. ~ on their earnings and fifteen are no longer self-supporting. “At 65. thirty are dead; one is wealthy; four well-to-do; forty-five live on their earnings and thirty are # no longer self-supporting. “At 65,* thirty are dead; one is wealthy; four well-to-do; eleven live on their earnings and fifty-four are not self-supporting. “Why is only one man in 100 of equal ability and opportunity rich at 65? The answer Is that the great -majority of wage earners find it impossible to save enough in their procuctlve years to support themselves In old age. Old age insurance is not ever, a prospect in this country, but fraternal societies have their task of taking care of dependant members.” Fir'wtlon Butter Mekra Kidd Ira Grow.—AJt.

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DENTISTRY Didn’t Hurt a Bit! Extracted hy EITELJORG & MOORE, Dentists Cor. East Market 8L and Circle Ground Floor. Lady Attendant.

L. E. & W. R. R. Excursion Next Sunday to Walkerton . . $2.70 (Koonts Lake) Rochester. . $2.35 (Lake Manltou) Returning Samp Data \ Train lee Tee Indianapolis, Union Station 6:30 A. M.; Mass. Are. Station. 8:38 A. ML Also low round trip fares, with longer limit, to these and other points. For further information Phone Circle 6800. Circle 5300, Malm 4567. MaW 2120. - H. C. Flscns. Ass’t Genl. Pass. Agent. Indianapolis, Indiana.

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75c Melleo’s Food W 65c Nestle'. Food .4Be SI.OO Thompson’s Malted Milk 67e $1.20 Thompson's Hemo ....... 7S 50c Drake's Croup Remedy 89 35c Caetorla (Fletcher'#} 29c 35 Bull's Worm Lozenges 29e 10c Ivory Soap. 70, 9 for 20c 15c Bocabella Castile Soap... .2 for 20c 25c Johnson's Baby Talcum 19c 15c Stork Castile Soap 3 for SOc 25c Cuticura Soap 19c, 8 for 53c 15c Castor Oil (2 os.) 10c 80c Earle Brand Milk 170, 3 folr 50e 50c Borden's Malted Milk 39c ?1,00 Borden's Malted Milk ...,74c 5c Merck Sugar of Milk 490

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f % I If 1 There are a lot of Hatfield Harrys in our store ready to give you perfect Electrical Service and Repairing We repair and service ANYTHING ELECTRICAL. Our workmen r are neat and competent and our charges are satisfactory. We repair door bells, chandeliers, lighting system, motors, genera. :r----tors, switch and panel boards, Irons, washers and all makes of appliances. When you need electrical service, remember our “easy-to-remsm-ber” phone number — MA in 0123 Hatfield Electric Company Meridian at Maryland

Are You Planning To take advantage of the low reduced round trip faretAj offered by the Union Traction Company for Summer Vacations and Week Ends! Northern Indiana Lakes i Winona Lake, Tippecanoe, Webster, Wawaaee, Chapman ~ and Barbee. / _ Tours on the Great Lakes Very low round trip fares. Tickets on sale daily. Limited to 15 days to Toledo, Put-In-Bay, or Cedar Point, and Cleveland, Ohio; Buffalo and Nigara Falls, N. Y.; Detroit and Port Huron, Mich. See Local Ticket Agent or Write Traffic Department for Information. Union Traction Cos. of Indiana ANDERSON, INDIANA.

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