Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1923 — Page 12

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f CRAY CREDITORS READYTOACCEPT Committee Agrees Consent Is v Needed for Sale, With only slight changes in Governor McCray’s plans for placing the management of his affairs in the hands of his creditors, the temporary creditors’ committee was ready to recommend acceptance of the offer The recommendations were to be made by the committee at a second creditors’ meeting at the Severin. One of the important modifications in the original plan was the establishment of a uniform rate of interest of 6 per cent, which was believed to be the fairest way of handling loans during the trust period. The committee, after lengthy consideration. discarded the suggestion that the land could be sold without consent of the Governor. It was said that the value of the land might increase and that the suggested amendment might result in premature sale. The committee has prepared a lengthy report which was to be presented today. Police Give SlO4 to Fund Donations amounting to SlO4 have been turned in by members of the police department to date. The campaign will close Saturday.

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DON’T FORGET! King shows a complete line of clothing for Men and Women. King’s is the only store in Indianapolis where you can buy both Furniture and Clothing on Credit

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BEEF From Young Native Steers and Heifers Centre Tender Cut Juicy Chuck steaks, Roast, 12? 15c Pound I Pound Native Boiling Beef 10c

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O. N. Ford of Portland is the singles and all-round rifle Champion or Oregon. He Is regarded as one of the world's crack shots. Friends are expecting great things of him in the coming national and international matches at Camp Perry. O.

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McSHANE’S Butcher Shop 333 W. Washington Street Government Inspected Meats Two Doors West of Fair Store

Smoked Meats Cure Shoulders, Porkchops Small | JOWLS, Long, Meaty, Shoulder, Rump Sugar 191/- Lean, Hams, . S. u . r ? d ’, 2 1 on- 1214^ to 15c I OC trb 15^

NOTE EXPLAINS MASKEDATTACK Waldron Minister Escapes Death on Interurban Track, By United Prcxx SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Sept. 7.—Unable to talk, his clothing torn and his eyes dosed from the effects of pepper which had been thrown into them, Ulysses S. Johnson, pastor of the Baptist Church at Waldron, was found bound and gagged beside the track of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company a hallj-mile east of Waldron Thursday. The crew of a traction car that they saw something roll from the side of the track as their car went by. Another crew investigated and found the minister lying in a ditch.

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Unable to speak, the minister wrote a note. The note said that as he was passing an alley, three or four masked men attacked him and threw pepper in his face. He was overpowered bound hand and foot and then dragged to the Interurban %acks where he was tied a short time before % car was due. He wriggled off the rails a few seconds before the car passed,, the note said. \ Johnson was arrested some time ago on charge of arson following an investigation of a fire at the church of which he is pastor. James M. Pajton Sought A telegram addressed to James M. Patton. Indianapolis, was del%ered at the police headquarters Wednesday bv telegraph company officials, when they noted the wire was a death message. The message, stating that “Mother is dead, come at once,** was signed “Austin.”

wE * y (OFFEE is economical because its strength, flavor and aroma permit more cups to the pound. v The Fishback Cos. INDIANAPOLIS KANSAS (TTY

Our Meats Are Better—loo Per dfent Pure..^^_ LINCOLN MEAT MARKET (INC.) 30 KENTUCKY AVENUE Right In the Center of All Transfer Cars Open Every Evening Until 12 O'clock. Shoulder Pork Chop* 20c Tender Steak* 18C Shoulder Roast 15f and 20e r n i n uteek oe, Chuoh Roast 15c and 18c L ‘ w Pure Pork Sansrge 12V*C Round Steak 25C We Deliver to Any Part of the City FRANK MOSIER, Proprietor 30 Kentucky Avenue.

. 350-354 Emst Waskmgtc* Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY m o STANDARD BUTTER—Lb 48C NUT OLEO *• , colored; in quarters, lb.— POTATOES—Fine White Irish £ *\ q rv Cobblers. Peck >.... OLtC O# O CREAM CHEESE—MiId flavor, lb - 30? SUGAR—Finest cane, granulated, 10 lbs 85^ MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI—Long or short; Fortune Brand. Two boxes , 15< TIN CANS—Finest heavy tin; all guaranteed; dozen. .39^ HORSERADISH—New ii SWEET PICKLES—Fine nr grated; bottle ItiC; flavor; 20 for Zt)C DILL OR SOUR PICKLES-f /\ ; COTTAGE CHEEBE nr Large size; 3 for IUC Extra, 2 lbs Lu C MASON JAR CAPS— OF I SALT—Coarse; pickling; f n Dozen ZDC 6 lbs IUC 100-lb. bag *1.25 PURE APPLE CIDER M o j BEANS— Best Michigan OO VINEGAR—GaIIon **UC Navy; 3 lbs XxOC

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'BIRTH OF A NATION’ IS STOPPED IN PARIS Antagonism Between Whites and Negroes Feared; Damage Buit Results. By United .V ewe PARIS, Sept. 7. —The owners of the French rights of the famous Griffith film, “The Birth of a Nation,” plan to institute a damage suit against the French government because the police stopped the display of the film on grounds it would cause antagonism between French whites and negroes.

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