Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1930 — Page 12

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RULING PROVES INJUNCTION LAW LABOR WEAPON Decision of Supreme Court Opens Eyes of Unions to Possibilities. Bu Bcripps-Iloward Xewspaprr Alliance WASHINGTON, May 28—The supreme court Monday demonstrated o organized labor that it may employ the injunction as well as employers. The court held that the Texas •j New Orleans Railway Company, n effect, was restrained from at--'mpting to coerce or influence emloyes in the selection of represenativcs who spoke for them in wage ontroversies. * The court upheld the railway la,or act of 1926 as constitutional, ; hereby upholding the federal dis- • rict court at Houston, where the "ase of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks against the T. & N. O. first was tried. It also upheld the circuit court. Decision Is Important Donald Richberg, Chicago lawyer ->nd author, who with John H. Crooker, Houston attorney, argued the case before the supreme court come weeks ago, said, “I am delighted. Labor has had the idea, Apparently, that the injunction is a weapon only on one side. But in his case it was demonstrated that labor itself could employ the injunction. “I think this is an exceedingly important decision, particularly the latter part of it which held, in effect, that railway employes have a property right in fair wages and working conditions. “The court, I believe, upheld both the spirit and the letter of the law.” Started at Houston The litigation started at Houston with the Brotherhood claiming that under the railway labor act of 1926 the railroad could not interfere with its employes and that because the majority favored the Brotherhood, its representatives should be recognized in negotiations. The Brotherhood claimed a company or “rump” union was being fostered by the railway. The Brotherhood sued and an injunction against the railroad was granted. Charges of violation of this injunction caused the Houston federal judge to issue a citation of contempt. Later the injunction was made permanent. The railroad built its case on the claim, among others, that the railway labor act of 1926 was unconstitutional. The great actress, Lillian Russell, was once presented with a gift from an admirer, the best product of his factory—a gold-trimmed con.

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Nurses Are Graduated

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To the Firestone twins, Joseph and Mary, the fact the two nurses in whose arms they rest, are “sweet girl” graduates, means nothing. To the nurses, Miss Beryl Hargrave of Mooresville (left) and Miss Dorothy Schaefer of Indianapolis, their right to doff the striped uniforms and don the pure white garb of a graduate nurse, was a big event. The girls, with Miss Gertrude Shields of Connersville (above),, who prepares a baby for its bath, and thirty-three others, graduated from the school of nursing at city hospital last week.

Memorial Plans Made B’J Timm Special GRENSBURG, Ind., May 28. Asa Smith, Indianapolis attorney, will deliver the annual Memorial

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day address at South Park cemetery here Friday. The services here this year are in charge of the American Legion, four veterans’ organizations alternating annually.

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FIVE BROTHERS FACE CHARSES IN TAR CASE Accused of Attack Upon Dentist for Fancied Wrong to Woman. Bu United Press HAMMOND, La., May 28.—The five Stams brothers—Charles, Gordon, Ike, Henry and Newton—were held here today, accused of tarring and feathering Dr. S. S. L. Newsom dentist, for a wrong they fancied had been done to the estranged wife of Ike. Newsom, however, had failed to obey their ukase to “get out and stay out,” and a sheriff’s posse was guarding them against possible violence by indignant citizens who held a rally Tuesday and swore to avenge Newsom. Newsom said he had been forced, at the point of a gun, to accompany the brothers to a remote swamp in Is Your j Stomach A “Gasser”? Excessive gas In stomach and bowels doesn't necessarily mean that yonr food Is at fault or that yon have chronic dyspepsia, in most cases it results from gastric neurasthenia—a purely nervous condition which disturbs the functional activity of the stomach. Taking medicine to digest the food artificially is a waste of time. What you need is a remedy to correct the nervous trouble and prevent the formation of abnormal gas. Go to your druggist, and ask for a package of Bnalmann's Gas Tablets, which are prepared especially for this ailment. See how quickly they will relieve pent-up gas and all its distressing symptoms, among which are pain about the heart,, palpitation, anxiety, shortness of breath, drowsiness after eating-, heartburn and a peculiar gnawing feeling in the stomach. Genuine Baalmann's Gas Tablets can be obtained at Hook Drug Company, or any other good drug store. Price sl. —Advertisement.

the adjoining parish of Livingston, where he was stripped, tarred and feathered. He denied their charges regarding Ike's wife, saying he merely had accompanied the woman and her girl companion home from a dance. NEW COPYRIGHT LAW DEVISED BY EXPERTS Indiana Congressman, Associates Agree on Legislation. Bn Scripps-H award Xcwspaper Alliance WASHINGTON, May 28.—After a six-year study, during which it has heard the testimony of hundreds of witnesses, the house patents committee has agreed upon anew copyright law, which is expected to protect the nation’s creative genius. The new law is made necessary by the development of radio and talking movies and the changes which have come info the publishing business since 1909 when the present copyright law was enaoted. Representative Albert H. Vestal of Indiana, chairman of the committee, now is preparing a report which he will submit, to the house next week. Representative Fritz G. Lanham of Texas, ranking Democrat, is in accord with him.

CLEAN-UP SALE If there is a single citizen in or around-*lndianapolis who has not got the habit of buying his supplies at our stores we want him to come this next week. We are trying to make prices and offers you can not resist. Below is what an old customer said’ “Mr. Everitt: I just enjoy reading your advertisements. I read every word of them, and I get all my supplies from your stores.” GLADIOLUS, SHRUBS, YOUR CHOICE OF V 6 Gladiolus bulbs, va- 7 £ M ’yj 111 f* M£3 I Sc, ■ rlety Topaz, value... IJC ffl B Ujf if | 1 Kvl“ h :."!*:..50c 111 V P Mg 1 ss”,i"; rt r b :...50c vil I JLiil COUPON I tremely low prices I oLusj bulbs” oJ^cme^^EA^xV! 40c or more and you

THE VEGETABLE GARDEN A great revival oi interest in the home vegetable garden Is evidenced by the customers that crowd our 75-foot long vegetable seed counter every day. This has not been the case since war times. Most of our Garden r* a in an As against the usual price of Seeds are priced at DC pkt. IUC oz. 10c a packet, 20c an ounce. VEGETABLE PLANTS —Cabbage, Tomato, Peppers. Sweet Potato, etc. CCTTC Can not be bought elsewhere In the city. We have or, VillUll Ok. I O sound sets at Jsc pound; two pounds for

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Ageratum Salvia Coleus Pansies Dusty Miller Achranthea Petunias IO4) each; 3 for 25£; dozen, 90^ Coleus, large 80c, 5 for $1 Cannas 20c. 5 for $1

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Continuation of Our w. ROSEBUSH SALE Featuring the Glorious Yellow Rose—Claudius Pernet Claudius P&rnat Just thlnk Os the Rriarciiff Anew rose that is creatviuuuiua r 0111 wonderful oppor- Bl ** 01111 in(f a sensat j o n. Color, a tunity given to Indiana, rose planters. ® e J?‘ er -„?A s , sinK .*2 ytS&U, ‘“7 ... . , , lighter pink on outer petal ana eu ** xliif 1 f when everywhere else people are pay- touched with citron green at base. Auv iljSWwrSwrfrtttilinii Ing SI.OO or more for it. Wonderful Beautiful bud. one-third larger than RhtNMiuU . ..'n\\AMijJ in Its deep sunflower yellow color that bSme fVW MmS does not fade. Wonderful in its ex- on long stems. WililVi lllffl aulslte buds. Wonderful in Its beau- U-tchIPSS Red-Bud pointed, long V SSMSf 'if tiful size and form. Wonderful in free l3 IwlllCaS very ]arKe . ope ns into linSxi ’jlWjjl /Mr blooming. If you have planted rose- an immense rose, very double; with /J//// jjr j .... , strong delicious fragrance; blooms , bushes, find space to plant at least j ast we u ; i ong stems; robust grower. i one Pernet. If you have space plant ... uni _ 1 TTi A a solid bed. row or border with them. WtlitC Kl l(2 FllCy P}* f^vears 2^^ and their gorgeous flowers toll amaze . , .. f has . for AjmSMBSAtmSSL you been one of the most popular gardenlTfiiyßl _ . roses for its hardiness, freedom of JfoWw Premier Ttich dark pink flowers of bloom and beauty of bud and flower. I WmiMlMll ii vintvi j u jj slze . b eau tjf u i f orm 0 { This White Killarnev Is .lust what is YsaEaaSiSljlir ail bud and flower; delightful fragrance. needed to round out our collection. There are hundreds of varieties of roses, but who evpr grows these five kinds will hardly fmaSSS/W wish for any others In form or color or sweetness. You can make a whole rose garden ’“‘“a BETTER OFFER THAN LAST WEEK Any One, Includ- 4 F. The Set of 5, or sos Any “TA. 7 Os Any Kind of 7 Mixed <£* *3 n ing Pernet ..... I Including Pernet f Kinds, Including Pernet. -r ■

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NURSERY STOCK SALE—Unheard o£ Prices . All Large Plants—All Good Condition for Planting

50 Spirea, A. Waterer....lsc 500 Spirea, Van Hout...loc 50 Spirea, Billardi Isc 100 Spirea, Opulifollo... .Isc 50 Golden Rose of China 30c 500 Barberry. Japanese..lsc 100 Barberry, RedLeaved 23c 200 Phlladelphus. Ostrich Plume (catalogue price, *1) 23c 500 Privet. California; 25 for 75c

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MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30 Save Money on Your Grave Wreaths, Sprays and Baskets IU AVf ftpnPPClf yon can not come to oor store, write or telephone. If by parcel post, add 20c for first j * f * A * lj w „rtj,, ic for each additional. We deliver free In city. We send everywhere. | 32-36 S. |> m f JbPf 5 North Illinois Street KVltAnlrtt ft Alabama Street Riley 1539 fe/VgClllS gMWj Lincoln 4{ts.>

BOOM IS PUNCTURED Pershing Denies He Will Make Senate Race. Bu United Press PARIS, May 28.—General John J. Pershing has absolutely no political ambitions, he declared emphatically today when he read of a move

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Geraniums 35c, 3 for $1 Springeri ,35c. 3 for $1 Lantana 20c. 5 for $1 Moon Vines ..................33c, 3 for $1 Salvia dozen. 25c Zinnia, giant flowered dozen. 25c

100 Beauty Bushes, field grown (catalogue price, $1) -.50c 15 Calcvanthus 23c 200 Privet, Regale; 25 for $1.23 50 Hydrangeas. Pan. G..19c 25 Hydrangeas. Ab. G...19c CLIMBERS 25 Dutchman’s Pipe 23c 25 Bittersweet 23c 25 Chinese Wisteria 25e 25 Trumpet Vines...'. 25c

Landscape Dept. Mr. George E. Morgan, formerly with city park board, in charge. He is at your service. Consult him for planting and maintenance.

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in the United States to draft him as senator from Nebraska. “If any one puts my name on the ballot, it is without my authority. I am not running for senator or for any other office in Nebraska or anywhere else. That's final,” he said. Law Shows Speed ROCHESTER. Ind., May 28 Less than eight hours after Gus Clevenger admitted robbery of a filling station and railroad car at Fulton he was under sentence to the penal farm for sixty days.

PORCH BOXES 24-Inch Unplanted SI.OO Planted $3.50 Up 36-Inch Unplanted $1.50 Planted $4.00 Up 48-Inch Unplanted $2.00 Planted $5.00 Up

SPECIAL! smaller Boston ferns, growing urtwlHL, j n p - Much more desir- gm fw able than the unpotted ones being sold il glfi in the elty ( |||j

SHADE TREES 10 Weeping Willows 50c 25 Pussy Willows 10c 10 Catalpa Bungell; 8 feet 75c 10 Norway Maples 75c 10 Soft Maples 75c 25 Chinese Elms 75c 50 Flowering Crabs 40c 10 Flowering Peach 40c FRUIT BUSHES 250 Blackberry, Eldorado 3c

Caladium Bulbs Finest bulbs ever brought to this market. If you se£ them you’ll want to buy them. Small size, each 5e Large size, each 20c Tuberose Bulbs Plant them freely at our low prices. All blooming size—sc; doz.. 50c.

SHEEP MANURE—2S lbs.. SI: 100 lbs., $3. BONE MEAL—S lbs., 35c; 10 lbs.. 65c; 25 lbs.. $1.25; 100 lbs., SULPHATE OF AMMONIA—Lb.,IOc; 5 lbs., 40c; 10 lbs.. 75c; 25 lbs.. $1.30; 100 lbs.. $5. ' n ppn|QA| Sure death to plant lice. Look at UCnnlwwL your rosebushes and shrubs for aphis. Package Makes 6 Gallons Spray JJC ACDAAMriII Sulphate of Ammonia in a SrUUnrUL gallon of spray water, applied frequently will make any plant “hump” itself in stalk, fruit’ and flowers; 5 lbs. for family 4ft< garden or flowers “fUC

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200 Blackberry. Snyder.... Be 100 Blackberry. Blower... Bc 75 Currant, White Grape 12c 100 Currant, Fays 12c 25 Currant. Wilder 12c 100 Grapes. Concord 10c 50 Grapes. Niagara 10c 25 Grapes. Worden 10c Some Evergreens, great bargains. Some Perennials at your price.

MAY 28, 1930

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