Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 222, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1928 — Page 5

JAN. 24, 1928

CAPITAL FIGHTS CONGRESS WAR QN INJUNCTION Hoosier Farm-Labor Pact Sets Pace in flushing Shipsteacl Bill. BY ROBERT TALLEY WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. JThe forces of capital are are preparing' for stiff resistance to the Shipstead anti-injunction bill when hearings are begun before the Senate Judiciary Committee Feb. 8. Among its spokesmen are to be James A. Emery, general counsel, National Association of Manufacturers; Alfred P. Thom Jr., general counsel, American Association of Railway Executives, and Ralph H. Bradley, general counsel, American Electric Railway Association. Exchange of support for the Shipstead bill and the McNary-Haugen bill has been voted by Indiana labor leaders and farm representatives meeting jointly at Indianapolis? Officials of the American Federation Os Labor here say they look for similar action in Illinois, lowa, Ohio and other States. Hoosier Pact Ousted At the joint conference in Indiana, three resolutions were adopted. They called upon Congress to enact the Shipstead bill, the McNaryHaugen bill and opposed repeal of the Federal estate tax. “Government by injunction is repugnant to American tradition and history, to the Declaration of Independence, to the laws and to the conviction of every honest American,” said the preamble of the reso-' lution favoring tlje Shipstead bill. “Resolyed,” it continued after setting forth the aims of this measure, “that we, the representatives of the organized farmers and the organized workers in Indiana, condemn the issuing of injunctions in industrial disputes as it is an usurpation of power by the equity courts.” Green Will Appear „ Labor leaders announce that William Green, president of the A. F. of L., will lead personally the fight before the committee. Actively listing Green will be John P. Fry, former president of the Ohio State Federation of Labor and now international secretary for the metal trades. Men who have been the objects of drastic injunctions will be introduced before the committee to tell their stories. Among them will be miners from Pennsylvania strike districts, union stonecutters and others. \ The stonecutters will relate the now- famous' Bedford (Ind.) stonecutters decision of the Supreme Court which, by requiring them to set non-union stone, had the effect of depriving them of their right to strike and, in the words of labor leaders, legalized servitude. U. S. GRAND JURY TO SIFT FRAUD CHARGES Hotel Case Suspect Is Bound Over by Commissioner. Irving FieXman, alias Ben Davis and Bernard L. Davis, arrested Friday on a charge of attempting to defraud seven Indianapolis hotels’ in a fraudulent check scheme, was bound over yesterday to the Federal grand jury under $5,000 bond, on a charge of using the mails with intent to defraud, by Howard S. Young, United States oemmissioner. Fieldman was arrested after he had registered at six hotels and was preparing to register at a seventh. His scheme, police charge, was to mail seven $75 checks to himself, open the letters in presence of the hotel clerk and then attempt to cash the fchecks. Failure of the scheme is said to have resulted from purchase of five suitcases from a pawnbroker, who became suspicious when instructed to fill the suitcases with bricks and other heavy articles. BUILDERS IN SESSION National Association Convention Opens at West Baden. By Times Special WEST BADEN, Ind., Jan. 24. The ninth annual convention of the Associated General Contractors of America and the national construction exposition being held here are drawing attendance from all parts of the United States . One of the speakers at the opening convention session Monday was Representative Guy Campbell of Pennsylvania, author of a bill now before Congress providing for strict accounting in building work done for the Federal Government. STUMP BUSY STUMPING Senate Candidate Booked for Every Night This Week. Albert Stump, candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator, 6pened a week of intensive campaigning with a speech at Bedford, Ind., Monday night. His itinerary this week includes: Tonight, Leitersford; Wednesday, Petersburg; Thursday, Blue Ridge Township, near Greenfield; Friday, Portland, and Saturday, a lodge meeting here.

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Chicago Expert Has Support in City Men; Demand Is Increasing. Endorsement of twin beds for better sleep, as prescribed by Dr. H. M. Johnson of Chicago, in an interview published in The Times, was given by Miss Mary Gladys Gibson of the D. Sommers Furniture Company today. Miss Gibson’s approval was seconded by local dealers, who declare that there is a big boom in twin beds here. Dr. Johnson < pointed out that everyone has his or her own sleep pattern, which is broken and rest lost by two persons in a double bed. The twin bed solves the problem, he declared. Double beds, of course, still hold the majority sales, but they are down to about three to one favorites now, according tq Harold W. Taylor of the Taylor Carpet Company. “There is no question that Dr. Johnson’s opinion is well founded, ’ said'Taylor. “We know this to be true and we are attempting whenever possible to suggest twin beds for the reasons the doctor mentions. The principal drawback in exploiting them is that the furniture man is suspected of having a selfish object. Any education or promotion along this line should be carried on by an impartial agency.” “Last year there was a tremendous increase in the sale of twin beds. In spite of the difference in cost, we sell as many of them as we do doubles in our particular business,” said Gustav Recker of Sander and Recker. A widely different story is told at WHEN YOUR HAND GOES TO YOUR HEART Difficulty in breathing and heart palpitation are symptoms of high blood pressure, which may cut off life suddenly. Our modern habits of life are responsible, putting too great a strain upon the vital organs, especially the liver. When the liver becomes “limpS* or sluggish it fails to cleanse the blood of the toxic *poisons formed in food waste. The poisons then permeate the system, affecting stomach, kidneys, heart and blood presSUfiC. The liver occasionally needs a little help, and there’s nothing better .for this, as medical men today know, than a little ox gall. Ox gall is a great natural stimulant for the human liver, promoting its normal active functioning, so essential to real health. Dioxol tablets are genuine ox gall in dainty and tasteless form, each tablet representing 10 drops of pure ox gall. A few bring impressive results. To be* sure of getting the genuine ox gall, be sure of getting Dioxol. They cost less than 2c each at druggists. —Advertisement.

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the Kelly estimates the ■Colonial’s sales at about one to ten wjjiile Power figures the ratio in his business is one to six. •“Twin beds represent a double investment,” Power said, “which in many cases is prohibitive.” H. W. Hartong of the Banner says that the sale of the twin beds is increasing steadily and that the proportion in his business now is about two to ten.

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