Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 302, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1926 — Page 3

APRIL 20, 192(5

ENTRY OF U. S. IN WORLD COURT SEEN DIFFICULT Kellogg's Refusal to Attend Conference Viewed With Alarm. Bu United Press GENEVA, April 20. Entry of the United States into the world court has been made much more difficult, If not Impossible, by the refusal of the American Government to participate in a conference at Geneva to discuss its reservations in connection with membership in the court. Following: a note from Secretary of State Kellogg Monday, in which he refused the invitation to meet with Hague Court signatories, league officials admitted that the projected conference probably would be abandoned. It was pointed out that even if the conference were held, other signatories to the Hague conventions would be apt to veto American reservations unless an American reprentative were on hand at the meeting. Tho League of Nations council may take up tho question* and seek another solution whereby the United States may be admitted to the court, however. Unanimous approval of the American conditions by notes from Washington to tho various signers of the conventions is believed by many here to be almost impossible. Such an attempt for ratification of the reservations Ims been discouraged by League leaders since the Senate action on tho World Court first became known. It is pointed out that there are forty-eight individual signatories to tho Hague conventions and that it would be most difficult J to convince each one of these nations separately that the American reservations should be accepted.

BLADDER PAINS KEPT HIM AWAKE ALL THRU NIGHT Konjola Made Amazing Change in Local Man; Relieved Kidney - Bladder Misery. “I had been a sufferer for several years, but since I have taken this ,’Konjola compound my health has ‘shown a marked improvement in every way, and I can honestly say that I believe Konjola does all and

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even more than is claimed for it,” said Mr. Edward Gustin, well known Indianapolis citizen, living: at 201 North Noble St., this city, while "talking a lew days ago with The •Konjola Man, who is at Hook's drug ‘store, corner Pennsylvania and Mar•ket Streets, Indianapolis, where Vrowds are calling daily to hear him .explain this celebrated Konjola compound. ‘‘Yes, this certainly proved to be ’o great medicine in my case,” Mr. /Justin continued. "The very first, bottle showed me that it was just what I was needing. ‘T had been troubled with kidney "und bladder suffering. The pains ■would keep me awake all through ►i/he night. I would just lay and shear the clock strike each hour. I also had terrible, sharp pains in my back and across my kidneys. I would awake in the morning with a dull, achy feeling, suffering also from night rising, and my ankles and feet were swollen so that I couldn’t lace up my shoes. Sometimes those terirific pains would strike ine in the -back, and I tell you it was mlser,*A ble. “I began to take Konjola, and as ,1 said before, it benefited me at once, mnd since I have continued with it, T am feeling fine in every way again. I am able to sleep through the night “without pains of any kind, and each morning I get up feeling fine, and without tlmse dull, achy pains in the jjiaek. The swelling has gone down •from my ankles and feet, and '1 can lace up my shoes ■light once more. I certainly feel like a different man in -every respect, and I am mighty glad }'ou have brought Konjola to Indianapolis, as it has done more for my •health than any other medicine, and so it is a pleasure to indorse this •wonderful compound.” This Konjola is a combination of twenty-two different roots, herbs, 'leaves, etc., which are blended together with still other proven effl- • cacious ingredients into a liquid mixture which scorns' to have a surprising effect upon the stomach, •liver, kidneys and bowels, and in "“instances of catarrhal and rheumatic troubles. Many people who Iktako Konjola say afterward that it •Seems to act like magic and sufferers throughout this entire section ■are turning ’o this remarkable preparation for relief. The Konjola Man is at Hook’s jjflrug store, corner Pennsylvania •fiand Market Streets, Indianapolis, where is daily meeting the pubJic and 'introducing and explaining merits of this remedy. Free samples given. Konjola is also sold at all other "Hook drug stores throughout the downtown district of Indianapolis.— Advertisement.

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Rock excavated for what will be th e tallest building in the world, 65 stories, broke loose and buried five workmen in Manhatton. Rescuers are shown carrying out one of t luee others who were injured.

PRESBYTERY IN SPRING SESSION Rev. K. P. Miller, Franklin, Named Moderator. Election of commissioners to the Baltimore general assembly May 27 was the principal business of the presbytery of Indianapolis at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 445 N. State Ave. today. Forty laymen and forty ministers, representing Presbyterian churches in Marlon and seven adjacent counties, attended. The Rev. K. Palmer Miller of Franklin was elected moderator Monday night. The Rev. Thomas B. Hunt of the Seventh Presbyterian Church, 828 Elm St., was expected to be re-elected stated clerk this afternoon. Retiring Moderator Victor L. Raphael of Greencastle urged adheri ence of church members to the j leadership of Christ, in spite of the hazard of forgetting Him in the pursuit of wealth, in the opening sermon. Marriage Licenses Fred Carter. 40. painter: Ro.-e Duzan. 44. 525 Wood!awn, domestic. Loirtn HaaH. 48. 1005 Roosevelt; Marie Hosey. 45 1005 Roosevelt. Clint on V. Johnson. 04 S*?H N Alabama.

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AUTOS KILL 5,700 CHILDREN YEARLY Figures Given by Official Urging Careful Driving. Approximately 5,700 school children were killed last year In automobile accidents in the United States, it was pointed out today by Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeler in a plea for more careful driving on public highways. “That Is a terrible Indictment against American citizenship," Schortemeitr declared. "Probably not one of them was killed intentionally. but nevertheless they W'ere killed and it probably Is true that some were killed through carelessness. If some foreign country were to kill not 5,700, but fiftyseven of our people we would go to war.” Firm enforcement of. the State automobile laws and more active participation by the public in preventive measures were recommended. Schortemeler commended the plan of organizing older school children into traffic grotips to protect the younger pupils near school buildings. TO OPEN PAVING BIDS Highway Body Will Ix*t Contracts on 232 Miles. Bids will be opened by the State highway commission May 11 on 50.3 miles of paving. Chief Engineer W. J. Titus announced today. It is the fourth letting of the season and will mean the actual contracting for 232.3 ifilles of pavement. Included in the projects are State Rd. 1 from Columbus to near Sugar Creek, 13.45 miles, and State Rd. 12, Indianapolis j to Mooresville, 4.79 miles.

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MR. FIXIT High Jumping Rats Have Big Time on* Corner, Reader Says.

Let Mr. Flxit present your case to city officials. He Is The Times representative at the city hall. Write him at The Times. High-jumping, contented rats find a haven at McCarty and Pennsylvania Sts., are the tidings Mr. Fixit received in today's mail. DEAR MR. FIXIT: If you want to see some high-jumping, really contented rats, come to the corner of McCarty and Pennsylvania Sts. and you can a lot of fun. Can’t you get the premises cleaned up? A TIMES READER. Do the rats ever try any polevaulting? The board of health promised Mr. Fixit an early investigation. DEAR Am. FIXIT: Please have the health inspector visit the alley between Hoyt and .Fletcher Aves., from State Ave. to Spruce St. Trash is scattered all over. Can you do anything with the sanitary department to get ash wagons covered? The ashes blow off tho wagon each Thursday in this district. Canvas covers would do. EDWARD J. SETON. The health department Is investigating. Truly Nolen, garbage and ashes superintendent, is installing on a number of trucks a patent type of wagon cover he invented himself. The sanitary board hopes to overcome the difficulty you describe by this means.

AN APOLOGY We feel that an apology is due to thousands of Indianapolis women who were unable to shopL with convenience during the opening day of our 14th Anniversary Sale. But here is a bit of good news to those who were unable to attend today, thousands of bargains were just unpacked—too late to go into today s selling—these and hundreds of remaining bargains will be on sale tomorrow. COME TOMORROW—SELECT FROM THOUSANDS OF CHOICE BARGAINS JUST AS GREAT AS THOSE OFFERED TODAY.

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BALLOTS ARE CHANGED Priitffcrf of ballots for the primary election* May 3, of which approximately *§o,ooo have been ordered for Marion County, was begun today by the William B. Burford Company, it was announced by Albert H. Bosche, county clerk. Ballot numbers previously assigned to 116 candidates for nomination for Republican and Dem-

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