Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1926 — Page 2

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WEfIF TO GIVE EASTER SUNDAY RADIO PROGRAM |iew York Oratorio Society I Will Broadcast Best Compositions. r The faster Sunday radio program Lunder the auspices of A. Water llvent of Philadelphia will be presented by the New York Oratorio Society, with Albert Stoessel conducting. The concert, including the beset compositions of the old masters, will be given at 9:15 p. in. (Eastern Titne), from Station IVEAP and fourteen connected stations. The Oratorio Society of New York ranks among- the first of the choral organizations. It was founded in 187.1, by De Leopold Damroscli. father of Dr. Walter and Dr. Frank Damrosch, and has had but five conductors, including the elder and younger Damrosches, and Stoessel. who has directed the past fom years. Stoessel is a native of St. Louis and a graduate of the Royal Academic High School of Berlin. The earlier part of his career was devoted entirely to concretizing as violin soloist in Europe and America, culminating in a tour with Enrich Caruso, covering the principal cities of the United States. He is also an orchestral conductor of the highest distinction, and will lead the New York Symphony Orchestra for the fifth consecutive season at Chautauqua. this summer. Jill Timex Special WASHINGTON, April 1. - The total number of broadcasting stations has been deceased to 532. ac- I cording to W. i). Terrell, chief radio supervisor. Os these 396 are i Class A and 136 Class B. Five broadcasting- stations recent- ,

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BETTERING OF METAL TRADES IS DISCUSSED Annual Banquet of Indianapolis Branch of Association Held. V. av of betterlnjr lnt-r ixmditi >n* |hi industry and particularly in th* metal trade*, were di*tcu***d bx I speaker* at the twentieth annual Imnnuet of the Indiana poll* branch Ls tb- National Metal Trade* A*-> • Ratioi *t the t Taypool Wel!i-r*d)i> | night. Mi* Marguerite R Benton of ‘‘lit a u". director of the Weman* liuieati ofthe Illlnul* Manufatturer* t**(H'iatian. tre**rd the liiiimLiip ,f women * pli in the up' :*tril *• heme of Hit* country Guntf.uy to tH>i>ular opinion "In hi*i> :n -iarur* woman'* environment in the iveruge factory i much heifer lwi ,n her own honir Mr* Henson de I cl*red Mr* Benson advocated construe jllve nnd ir lelltge’it |egi*|tu>ii f ior the lellKnifn! ->f lat*r c>n It tlort* She advised backing 'lre Y M C A and Y W c. a . the Ik>> Sio.it and Girl s. • movement* tn order to improve the factory worker'* The American Woman In the f.v lory l* efficient und hualf.es* like She I )* proud of hei place in the Indus ’ try." Mr*. said. H A Krornmelt of the Falk Vr poratlon of Milwaukee dt*cus*cd th. labor problem from the standpoint of limning the apprentice >•.•> in the shops. He praised highly the plan of allowing the box* to go from one shop to iilioHp-i durlr.i; the., training “It Is time !<> slo|> making boy* and iO train men. be .said liomer U Havre. National Meld Trade* Association ommi**lonei and Harold C. Smith of the Illinois I Tool Work*. Chicago. n!*o talked CITY LOSES IN COURT A Jury returned a verdict late on Wednesday n Superior Court Five in which tbe city of Indianapolis xxaerdered to pay Coburn Jones $:iT5 judgment for damages done to bis automobile last May when the right rear wheel lodged In a manhole at H. Tenth St. und Butler Axe Jones charged that the lid for the manhole was too large and was removed when his machine paused over It. He asked SBOO damages.

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CAN AMERICAN BE WITHOUT COUNTR Y? Question Probably Will Arise When Eugene V. Debs. Hoosier Socialist, Returns From Bermuda.

ll* \I A *r,,, c. NEW YORK. April 1 - In rh- rye* of the highest Federal official* at Washington. Eugene V. !*•!•*, Sivim it party leader, of Terre Haute. ; ind.. ha* lived in recent year* u- n man without a countr> Now Deb*. aided by Morris 11.11 nut New York attorney, is planning a legnl battle to convince these highest Federal official*'. including the l*re;d*nt and the attorney general, that they've Been looking at hi* rose arid at thousand* of other ae* 'with crosseyed vision The loitik- will ome. as l#b* and Hittqult form* g. when n on* time S-s laltst presloi-ntiul < andtd ite return* to Atmi'itn ahores from u trip to Bermuda I iti/rlisliip Rights l! will hinge sm the ()Ut*tton <-f whether the (Titled States courts •an revoke > itlrenshlp rights of nil American subject a penalty for crime. The theory that no such authority i* vested In tha courts I* advanced by llUiquit astounding la-au.se Washington for year* ha* regarded -tils punlshn.ent *s an authorized one. and ha* dealt with Federal prisoner* accordingly. tine President after another lias granted “restoration of cilixei.sltlp to i>eron* convicted of violating Federal statute* In the case of liel,*. two f’resi • lent* and sdndi x nttornev general* have on many occasion* atate.l the opinion lie enjoyed no citizenship rights folioxving his conviction In 19Is for violation of the wartime espionage n<-t Asks Sargent's Authority The first move toward bringing to :i focus bis contemplated legal nl tack on this opinion has Just been made by Hillqult. He has xvrltten to Attorney Gen-

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oral Sargent asking th- latter to state Id* authority for the “aswumiitipn" that lel'* 1* not a cltlz.cn. lietis 1* in Bermuda with Mrs. I Job*, xx ho i* lit When l*d>* return*, the controversy a* to Id* citizenship right* will l>e precipitated if usual formalities of the I’iiite.l Slate* Immigration auIhoritleK are carried out. IM>* ha* no i,i**port. To go to Bermuda none 1* ncc*-*>ary. May It* Kept Out lint returning, he w-ill la- <iue* timid by tiie immigration depart partment a* to In* citisenahlp, and no: being a citizen of thi* or any ot her country, may be denied en Iran- - to the country of hi* birth and hi* lifetime residence, under present law* Then re- ourse to the courts will lie had IMm served thirty-two months In Federal prison following hi* e*pion age act conviction. Then president Hat-big freed him But Hanling granted him only commutation of the remainder of hi* sentence, not u par don. And only a pardon, n* the Federal authorities see It, carries citizenship retoralinn. 1 M>* refuse* to make formal application for a pardon ONE SPEEDING CHARGE Motorist Held for Faailure lo Hive Kiglit-of-W*>. i; ii Sparrow. 49, of Ben Davis. Ind xx a* ibe lone alleged speeder arre*ted Wednesday night. George Weaver, 50, of 2223 Spade Dr . i* held on charge* of failure to give right away anJ rookie-* driving.

STORE MANAGER MADE OFFICIAL Al Feldman Promoted to Vice President of Firm. Announcement wa* made today that Al Feldman, manager of tbe Miller Wohl store. 45 E. Washington St. foV three year*, has been promoted to vice president of the national chain of Miller Wohl utore*. Feldman xx 111 remain in Indianapolis and supervise the stores here, at Anderson, Terre Haute, Ft. Wayne Gary and Sprinf field und Peoria, 111. Feldman participated in organiz lug the flrat Miller Wohl store at Gary In 1912. He lives at 4903 Washington Blvd. A. Newman, former manager of the store at Danville. 111., will aucreed Feldman a* local manager. Ben Prlnc 1* head of the lsiHement store. QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets Thai I* the Joyful cry' of thousand* •lure I*r Edward* produced Olive Tablet*. the *iib*titute for calomel. Dr. Edward*, a practicing phyaielan for 17 year* aud calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablet* while treating patient* for chronic constipation ami torpid livers. Dr, Edwards' olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative No griping is the “keynote'' of these little sugar coaled, olive colored tablets. They cause tin- bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to iintiHtural action. If you have a “dark browu mouth '— had breath a dull, tired feeling—aick hcadnchi -torpl-l liver • constipation, you'll And <|iiii-k. sure and plefn-ant re suits fr-uii one <.r two of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands tak-- them evt rv night Just to keep right. Try them. 15c and 30c. Advertisement

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