Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 149, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1930 — Page 3

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LACK OF DATA HAMPERS U. S. JOBLESS RELIEF Scant Faith Is Placed in Estimate of 3,500,000 Unemployed in Nation. R n United Pretl WASHINGTON, Oct. 31—Federal efforts to cope with winter time 'unemployment are being severely hampered by lack of accurate data on the number of Jobless. Action to obtain this information is being undertaken by cialsInquiry at the labor and commerce departments indicates scant ;alth is placed there on the estimate of 3.500.000 unemployed. That estimate is based on census figures as of April 1 and upon the belief that 1,000,000 persons in the United States always are unemployed either from changing jobs, temporary layoffs or voluntary vacations. President Hoover stated that was r he source of the figures last week when he offered it as an estimate of American unemployment. Officials do not care to discuss the matter for publication. But the 3.500.000 estimate is described by several experts here as “merely a guess.” It is recalled in this connection ?hat the final official estimate of unemployment during 1921-22 emergency was from 3,000,000 to about 4 500.000. Secretary of Labor Davis recently stated there were 6,000,000 unemployed in the United States when he took office in 1921. He compared this figure with 3,600,000 estimated now to be jobless. The American Federation of Labor's statement that 5,000,000 would be out of work by February was not echoed In official quarters.

SCHOOL HEADS GUESTS City Principals Attend Luncheon of Murat Caravan Club. City high school principals were guests at the Murat Caravan Club i luncheon Thursday at which Paul C. Stetson, superintendent of schools, was the principal speaker. Tl*e Technical high school girls’ concert club and Samuel E. Garrison and Julian Wetzel, of the school board. also were present. IIQENTONS frfl J-fydwtin pr M i A Uiir Add Sohtnt hieh h don* oukli m ’f- mbrm mtucultr perm, taut m Inning fan*, i■ and (id ia iht tmnnntt of ii!maa mulling Rheumatism... Arthritis —\ Neuritis Gout ml AND ALLIED APFUCnONS tjk n t-Th A nimtt md In tm In, M ■BianjijSsi nf l “ *■. k CdAnl. tlemt, mmt 4mm 5 ~ ’ Ktif a •&. nUn. • rad m mid. Bmmm’i ini vT~ HrAmrn TiN ■" fy mm fcmtmm. Ki If ml ndimWV'.t, dnl bf ray md Ml i O. ak ■ '.%■ Dn| C. rat * W,, Vm&i im'jfgtmx Wwk'a .mwiwm fr m mmmh’t All g■■ Jr;— ~w.l Imm m P’l 1V --' - mtm Mn WKBF, rrmf farta.* tftym TW—-IW-AC4*

RELIEF THAT KONJOLA GAVE IS LASTING IndiAnapolis Lady, Relieved Three Years Ago By New Medicine Rejoicing in Health. Designed to afford prompt and lasting relief from ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, and rheumatism, neuritis and nervousness, Konjola marches on to triumph after triumph.

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—Photo by National Studio Ulinols Bid* Another notable case to be found in and about this section is that of Mrs. Dessie Burke, 5206 West Fourreenth street, Indianapolis. In a talk with the Konjola Man at the Hook Dependable drug store, Illinois and Washington street, Indianapolis, Mrs. Burke said: "For ten years I was in a sick and rundown condition. My stomach was weak and did not retain food, Gas formed after meals and I bloated until my heart action became effected. My liver was sluggish and I was subject to frequent attacks of diriiness followed by sever head,4ies. Constipation caused me much Kvorry and my color became sallow. "Sent to a hospital, I refused to iiermit an operation until I had Tried Konjola. This medicine restored my health completely. I have no medicine for three ' ears, since my recovery through the use of Konjola, and I am still in excellent health. I can never say enough in praise of this great medicine.” Given a real test over a six to eight-week period Konjola is doing as much for thousands. The Konjola Man is at the Hook Dependable drug store, Illinois and Washington streets, Indianapolis, where he is meeting the public daily. FREE SAMPLES GIVEN —Advertisement.

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TREASURER OF CAPONE GANG TAKEN IN RAID Hunted for Months. Captured by 20 Cops In Lavish Apartment. Bv United Frets CHICAGO, Oct. 31.—Frank Nitti, said to be treasurer of the Scarface A1 Capone gang, and hunted for months under an indictment charging him with evading payment of $277,940 income tax, was captured today. Nitti surrendered without offering resistance when a squad of twenty policemen, headed by Patrick Roche, special investigator for State’s Attorney Swanson, and N. E. Tessem, a government agent, found him in bed in a richly furnished apartment in Berwyn. Lion Club Entertains nil Timet fine •ini RICHMOND, Ind., Oct. 31.—Wives and guests of members were entertained by the Lions Club at a party at the Elks Country club. The dinner was followed by a ’program of musical selections and ensemble dancing.

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