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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
FINANCIAL.

WE ARE PREPARED TO MAFE real
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS
MoRTGAG ES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDTASAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK X SAWY Eli. Pres.
Fifth floor indianapolis Securities Bldg.
Southwest corner Delaware and Market
SECOND mortgage loans made on good
farms and improved city real estate.
GIBRALTAR FINANCE COMPANY. los
North Delaware street.
INSURANCE in ali branches AUBREY
ID. PORTER. sis Peoples Bank bldg.
Main Toie.
FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana
and indianapolis real estate. r. B. WILL
SON. 1Os y. Delaware st. Main 1913.
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THE Constitution forbids rates
which will yield. taken the country
over, less than a fair return; and in
these days it will not be insisted .,
any fair-minded man that 5Ik per cent
is an excessive return. Nor does
the provision permit the commission
to consider water and worthless stocks
and bonds. or stocks and bonds Of
any kind. The commission is to con
slider only the real value OF the rail
road property actually used in -the
service of transportation The basis
of So per cent is temporary measure
TO meet an acknowledged emergency
..It has been said by some super
ficial or malicious critics that under
this provision railroad companies can
expend recklessly and unnecessarily.
large sums for maintenance and oper-
alton There is not the least founda-
tion for this criticism. The act spe-
cifically provides that the commits
sion must take into account honest
efficient and economical manage
ment OF existing transportation facsl
tiles, and further it gives the commits
sion authority to make rules control
ling expenditures for maintenance
The Railroad Labor Board adjudicates
disputes respecting wages, so the pub
lie is protected at every point"
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No Economy
for Democrats

Especial Correspondence The Record) >
WASHINGTON. June s.-Dnrine
discussion OF the sundry civil service
bill recently, Representative Blanton
OF Texas. Democrat. asserted that
though Congress has made efforts 20
force the dismissal o. surplus and
Idle clerks in the government service
in Washington. not single clerk
has yet gone home from Washington
unless ne voluntarily quit. He said
that there have been some separations
from some departments. but immedi-
ately these clerks have been trans
ferred TO some other department. and
are still on the payroll il they desire
government employment.
Representative Bianton he'd up for
the observation OF his associations
--iarge circulars advertising the fact
that examinations would be held for
the appointment OF additional clerks
at the national capital. This expose
of Democratic extravaganza came i'm
mediately after Representative Mon
dell, the Republican floor leader. had
told-of the efforts of the Republicans
TO force the administration to prac-
tice economy.
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entertainment with Miss Ruth Lamb
superintendent and Mrs. p A. Wade
assistant superintendent, as joint
chairmen.
AS a part of the program feats of
strength were performed by the men.
among those engaging in the events
being r. w. Brown. Ralph RAIDER. l.
d. Spell. Thomas RAIDER. Jr. Charles
B. Lamb, W. L. Burgan, John RAIDER,
Charles o. Lamb. &. +. Stock and
Robert RAIDER. Robert RAIDER was
the winner, his lifting ability being
demonstrated to the tune of about
500 pounds. Thomas RAIDER Jr..
Charles p. Lamb and Cecil Randolph
very agreeably astonished the audi.
ence by their athletic skill displayed
The ladies also engaged in a VA.
riety OF games, while mixed contests
were also decided Much amusement
was furnished by those who stumbled
and sprawled out on the ground while
running at top speed in vain efforts to
keep from being 'it'' in different
games. All together the days en-
josment will no. soon be forgotten
Among those present were Prof
and Mrs. r. w. Brown, Mr. and Mrs
n. w. Bickle. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
%. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. France
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Welch. DIR. and
Mrs. p. A. Wade. DIR and Mrs. f. w
Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs W. l. Burgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Watts and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cot
tam. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKinstry.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas RAIDER. Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie ID. Spell. Mrs. L. Fran
enlbery. Mrs J. f. Seip. Mrs A. T.
Hagan and child. Miss Juanita Gra-
ham. Miss Julia Margaret Wade. Miss
Dorothea Wade. Miss Gladys Caldwell
Miss Dorothy Caldwell. Miss Eleanor
Caldwell. Miss Martha Spell. Miss
Helen Spell. Miss Gladys Spell. Miss
Ruth McKinstry. Miss Naomi Grave
stock. ]. F. Welch. Cecil Randolph.
Robert RAIDER. Ralph RAIDER. John
RAIDER. Thomas RAIDER. Jr.. Hugh Nc
kinstry. Charles b. Lamb. Leroy Bur-
gan. orel RAIDER, Miss Grace RAIDER.
Frank Gravestock. Russell Spell and
G +. Stock
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Florence Lodges
Plan for Parade

FLORENCE, June 81 The Elks,
Eagles and woodmen lodges are pan
ming to enter decorated autos N tho
big parade on July in Florence. Spe
cal prizes will be offered for the lcdg,
having the best decorated auto float in
the parade, and already several are
planning to compete.
At the regular session OF the Elks
last night $50 was donated to the Jdiy
celebration fund. The finance co.n-
mittee. which made a partial canvass
of the city yesterday to secure the
necessary funds for the celebration.
met with very gratifying success, and
from present indications the entire
amount necessary will be secured.
A contract was forwarded to Der
yer today for the airplane wiiicn will
give exhibition flights in the city for
three days-July 8. ad 5. and carIy
passengers besides. The complete
program for the celebration will he
reported at a meeting of the commit
tee TO be held next Tuesday night
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Congressman
Invited to Visit
in Canon City

Every Eastern and Southern Demo.
cratic congressman has been extend
ed personal Invitation by Secrefar,
2. a. bradbury OF the Chamber OF
Commerce TO visit Canon CITY white
either going or returning from the
national Democratic convention at
san Francisco. A total OF $50 special
letters of invitation were mailed by
Secretary bradbury 10 members OF
Congress to stop on here while ON
their way to the cnast for a motor trim
over the Skyline drive and to the ton
of The Royal Gorge and return.
Replies are Just beginning to come
in Most OF them are to The eject
that II would he pleasure to spend
day In Canon City. but in most In.
stances doub; is expressed whether
the itinerary of the travellers can be
arranged so as to permit stop-over
here The San Francisco convention
metes on June IS. and delegates and
visitors will begin passing through
here at preuy lively rate in tho
course OF the next two weeks.
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Beautiful Naval
Wedding Sunday
at Christ Church

An impressive and beautiful mar
-:sge ceremony took place at Christ
church Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
when Miss Majorie Leavitt of Hing
ham. Mass. became the bride of En-
sign William F. Gibson of the United
States navy. Rev. Father Fem per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of several relatives and friends. who
came to the city for the purpose OF at
tending the wedding. the groom, his
best man and fellow officers from FIT
Lyon. being in full naval uniform
The bride wore a beautiful afternoon
gown of lavender silk, and a black
picture hat. Her only attendant was
her sister. Mis- Leavitt. who was at
tired in a pale blue gown of voile
handsomely embroidered, and a stun
ming white hat The groom was at
tended by Lieut.. A E II. Brinkmeler
OF Ft Lyon. Following the ceremony
dainty repast was served at the
apartment OF Ensign Gibson at the
Greenwood. The guests present We're
Mrs. Gibson, the mother of the groom:
Miss Burr OF Boston; Miss Leavitt
Of bingham. Mass, Lieut. Brinkmeie-.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. wolcott, FIT. LYON:
Miss Ina Mae Hill of Las Animas.
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Many People
Here from the
Springs Sunday

\ large number of Colorado Springs
people. many OF them accompanied
by visitors from the East. moiored 10
Canon City Sunday for the purpose of
making the trip over the Skyline
drive and to the top OF the Royal
Gorge. II was the first really big
crowd from Pixies Peak district here
this summer. and was the forernnnef
Of heavy tourist travel from that
section to Canon City during the re-
mainder OF the season.
Among Sundays visitors from the
Springs was jolly party OF half a
score of delegates from the Mississip.
pi valley states TO The meeting ~ The
National Library A~ociation. now p
session az the Antiers hotel. Thov
made the run here by way OF Cripp..
Creek and The Phantom canon route
Another party was com-osed OF the
1sSlcers and employees Of the Colorado
Springs Chamber of Commerce. witch
motored here for .. look down into
the Royal Gorse from Inspiration
point. The party came here by the
Phantom canon route and was the
guest of the Fsssctt Advertisine
Agency.
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Heavy Travel
on Rio Grande

An unusually heavy passenger traf.
fic is now being carried on over the
d. a R. G.. and difficulty is being ex.
perieneed by the company in procur-
ne the necessary rolling stock to
handle its patronage. Trains from
The east and west. notably No. from
the east and No. from Salt Lake
City. have been operated for several
days past in two sections TO meet the
demands OF traffic. There are more
people. both going and returning from
the Pacific coast via the Rio Grande
at present ihan at any time since pre-.
war dayS. The forthcoming ma
tional Democratic convention at San
Francisco is likely to keep the oper.
ating department OF the Rio Grande
very busy until well toward the end
OF July. The observation cars run.
ing through the Royal Gorge are dsiiv
crowded to their capacity.
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Currant Bushes
are Infected by
Saw-Fly Larva

About as soon as the leaves are
well out on the ourrant and goose
berry bushes. they are liable to at
tack by the lar-ae or worms of the
curant and gooseberry sawfiy. At
first leaves are sen that are eaten
full of small holes. and if prompt ac-
ton is not taken there may be no
leaves left on the bushes a few days
later.
The remedy recommended by c. p
Gillette, entomologist for the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College. is simple
and effective. Thoroughly spray the
bushes with white nellebore, j ounce
to 3 gallons of water. as soon as the
worms are found to be present. In
stead OF the spray. the dry powder
may be lightly busted over the leaves
from eheesecloth sack.
Hellebore may be obtained from
any drug store
Imported plant diseases. both in
sect and fungous. cost the people OF
the United States $500. .00d.o00 annu-
ally. or s5 for each man, woman and
child Imported diseases are more
destructive than they were in their
native lands because natures checks
or pallatives usually are not imported
with the diseases
Many tree growers might well be
lieve that we already have adopted all
the tree pests Of the world. but as a
matter of fact, there are many times
as many waiting to come over as those
which have arrived.
The introduction of new plants is
very important and should not be dis
continued, but should be better regu-
lated.
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Where Teachers
Expect to Spend
Their Vacations

A good many of the Canon Cits
school teachers have left for various
parts of the country to spend thei-
vacations and others are preparing ro
leave shortly. Among those who have
already gone. or viii do so soon. ar:
Miss Woods to New York. who viii
not return to this city; Miss Fiske 20
the University of Nebraska to assist
in physical training work: Miss Ross
to Iowa. she will not return: Miss
Dale to Iowa, who will not return
Miss Rich TO Gunnison; Mrs Clafiin 10
Toledo. o.. to do summer school work
Mis- Mcconnell to Florence: Miss
Forseman to Greeley; Miss Burgess
to University of Denver: Miss Ne
TO University OF Colorado at Boulder!
Miss Lane TO Iowa. VINO will not re
turn; MIR. Bricker to Illinois: Miss
Miller to Michigan: Miss Sprinkle 10
State Teachers College at Greele.
Miss Carson to Denver: Miss Har
son to Golddeld. Colo.
To sell anything, use Record ADS
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Sen. Cummins
Tells Facts About
Railroad Bill

Especial Correspondence The Record }
WASHINGTON. June I'm recent
address. explaining the new rai'road
law. Senator Albert B. Cummins Of
Iowa, chairman NJ the Senate com
mittee on interstate commerce. dem
onstrated the urgent need of the lesis.
lafion and disproved some misrepre-
seniation concerning IL. He showed
that farmers and other shippers have
suffered great loss due TO inade1uacy
OF railroad equipment. and that the
railroads are without funds to pur-
chase cars and engines. He explained
that the new law authorizes short-time
loans OF s30o.0e0. .0oo. but that addi-
tional funds will be necessary which
must be raised by other means.
To accomplish this end" said Sen.
aior cummins, the law establishes A
ru g of rate-makins for the guidance
OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. to continue during a period
of two years. The rule directs the
commission 10 adjust rates OF trans
por'ation so that they will. as nearly
as practicable. yield an income equal
to 5i3 per cent OF the value of the
railroad property. as determined by
the commission This does not mean
that ca h railroad Will earn ne; In
come equal to 5ss per cent Und.r-
such a basis. some OF them will earn
per cent. some 4 per cent. some $
per cent some per cent. a few more
than and a few less than .. And.
IN order 70 yuard aw,fns, ..,.s,......x..- l..
comes. any railroad earning in anv
year more than than per cent upon
the value OF its property. must paw
one-half of the excess above ner
cent TO the gov Nernment. creating A
fund from which the commission may
make loans 10 railroad companies
upon proper security for the purpose
OF purchaing the equipment and ia
eiiities Of which the country is in such
dire need.
Ignorance and malice have con.
spired TO misrepresent this part OF the
law The people are being told that
Congress has guaranteed return OF
5's per cent to the railroads. inciud.
ing all their watered stock. This
statement is wickedly false. The pro-
vision is not guaranty in any sense
u creates no ob -iga,ien upon the pant
OF the government. and no, one penny
can ever be paid under it from the
treasury Furthermore. it is not i,
guaranty because. in hxine rates. the
commission must estimate the vnr-
ume Of the traffic for the ensuing
year and that estimate may. o.
course, be above or below the traffic
actually moved. Moreover. the com
mission must estimate the cost OF
maintenance and operation for IN
uTe period. and 1t IS manifest that
this can not be reduced to certainty.
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Adventists Enjoy
Picnic Sunday on
Chandler Road

a very ENJOYABLE day was spent b,
more than so adherents OF the scs
enth-pay Adventitu church on a pic
sDic on the road between Chandler anil.
Canon City. The party was kept
busily ensaged In games most OF the
time. while around ! o'clock doi.gh,
ini bnsket lunch. including who'c
some and palatable array OF goo
htnes TO eat was spread under sev
eral large tfeos, and Il did moi take
second invitation for any present to
partake Of the goodies"
The picnic was given under the
auspices OF The sabbath school de.
partmcn' cf the Canon city ADVENTIST
church. with N. ladies' of the ehurcn
as the mcmbefs Of tho cemmitten on
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Items of Interest
from Westcliffe

The Wet Mountain Tribune of last
Friday contains the following items
of interest 10 local people:
Miss carIot;a Luton came back from
Canon City last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Adams and is again assist
ing in the postorice.
Hunter Ray and Archie Howard re-
turned "Wednesday from brief trip TO
Canon City
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mullen spen, a
few days In Canon City and Flnrenee
and returned home the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Richard Schulz OF the valley
went TO Canon City Tuesday. Miss
Alma Schultz accompanied her
Mrs. Harry Kettle went 10 Canon
City Tuesday on a visit TO relatives
Her son VIII accompanied her and
went on 60 Pueblo
Dave Moore. who spent n summer
here some years ago. was from
Canon City last Saturday
Miss Hazel Walker. who graduated
from Mount st. Schoiastica's Acad.
envy at Canon City last year. and who
has been attending a school OF music
In Illinois. arrived home last evening
Mrs. Fred Scheible. much improved
IN health. accompanied by Mr.. Schei-
bic. returned from Canon City last
Saturday. They brought their grand
son, Harry Fischer. up with them.
Thomas and Walter Pntnam. after
spending the past several months In
Canon City. returnes to westclire the
first Of the week
Mrs. c. oelrich was taken to hos
pital In Canon City the first OF the
week. Mrs. John Firge accompanied
her and returned home Tuesday.
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tsS.Af.l Bf AXE ROGERS.
tvuttl rteaHnrar.
fofst Pub. Jun. 40. 1890
fleSi Publication LUX 4 taco
ssrfrf: rf ,ffif sTHr>T DA,.
fst.fA - Theodore Shosmakar.s he
rssh 4
Nj persons having claims against
mid eNtatV are hereby Method 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment 10 The Coun4'
iS Court OF trVmr4t County. Colorado
on The 10Th dar % july. A. ~ 1850
pitfS ~. SHOEMAKER. q.
Firtf rub. June TO- 1890
tesi PUB july = 1870
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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Notice Is hereby given that The foI-
10 wing registered School Warrants is
sued by school District Number one of
FL emont County. drawn upon the spe-
cial fund Will be paid upon preSenta-
ton to the County Treasurer al his of
nee in Canon city. Colorado. any Eme
during business hours between the
late OF this notice and the seth day of
June. 1920. and further notice is here
10y given that School Warrants called
oy this notice not so presented. shall
ceases TO draw interest on and after
midnight OF June 80. 1890.
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MARRIED BY THE REV..
BURGESS THIS AFTERNOON

H. N. Hale of Portland and Miss
Mary Bryan of Florence were mar
ried by the Rev. 5. F. Burgess OF the
Christian church at 703 River street
at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon. The
newlyweds will make their home at
Portland.
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The Stork Express

The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Mack of Fort Collins. will extend
congratulations upon the interesting
news Of the arrival OF a s.. pound
baby daughter which arrived at their
home SUNDAY. June s.
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CHARLIE ROBERTS
HAS TONSIlITfS

Charles Roberts of the Harding
hardware store, is confined TO his
home with an attack of tonsilitis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20

IT there is rapid selling of the pres ent consignment and the people show an interest in the securing of goods at mod crate prices. the order will be dupli- cated, for there Is an unlimited source of supply, and the sale will be kept up just so long as the citizens take the merchandise off the hands of the munich pal authorities
 The present two car loads of goods rep resent an investment of $10,000. The pur- chasing agent does not believe the city wishes to tie up a larger sum than that in mehchandse until the citizens iudi- cate readiness to relieve sSe city of the goods as speedily as possible. How ever, if the sale which starts this morn ing moves the stuff rapidly, supply will be speedily replenished.
 The prices of the articles offered for sale by Birmingham are as follows:
 Axes (trench) 75 cents each; blankets, S6 baked beans No. l. 1 cents can. sLy2 case; baked beans No. 8, 9 cents can, s2.l6 case; bacon 12 cans, S2.75 can. s1e.5O case; candy, 25 per pound; cranberry sauce No 2 24 per can; drawers, elastic seam, 50 cents per pair; goggles, 7$ cents per pair; hash, beef, No. cans, 90 cents per can, S7.2O case; jam, 24 per can; laun-- dry bags, 75 cents each; lanterns 65 cents each roled oats No 2, 12 cents per pack age salt, 100 pound sacks, 50 cents sack; tobacco, Bull Durham, cents per pack age; tobacco, velvet, 10 cents per pack age; tobacco, Tudexdo, 10 cents per pack age; tomatoes No. 9, 8 cents per can, $1.92 case; tomatoes No. 3, II cents per can, $2.64 case; tomatoes No. 10 B cents per can, $1.98 per case; peas No. 2, $l.W per can s216 per case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20
SAYS DON'T WEAKEN,
 WAS OLTVER'S PLEA
tcoutfnued from Page one)

written a letter to the officials of Mc- Minn county charging him with being a German spy and a sympathizer of the German government, and that similar charges had been made against him by officials of the Fulton company Vf this city. where he worked prior to nied strongly these charges as he did statements in which he is alleged to have said that he would no do any thing to hinder Germany and when he is said to have predicted that the Ger mans would win in ninety days.
 He stated that his nationality is good old United States" but admitted he is of German descent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20

ton of Labor for having ''unjustifiably and indiscriminately insu1ted the pres ent Congress"
 Turning about to face the murmurs of disapprobation which had arisen at his unexpected remarks, MT. Sanders shook belligerent forefinger in the air at the labor leaders as he said:
 You can't have your own way about everything"
 Immediately Representative Mead democrat. New York. arose and de- clared "the man who will say this meeting was surreptftiously called is liar"
 A dozen congressman present, in cluding MT Sanders, jumped to their feet and turmoil reigned until the chairman had called the meeting to order. Representative Mead consented to withdraw his assertion insofar as it might have been construed to in- clude MT. Sanders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20
Miller Named Delegate
 as Elihu Root Withdraws
By Associated Pres

New York, February 1e.-Nathan L.. Miller of Syracuse was named delegate at large to the republican national con- vention in place of Elihu Root, who de- clined to serve, by the informal state convention here tonight. MT. Root defi- nitely announced his decision not to be q delegate.
 Mir. Root gave no reason for his with drawai, but it is understood that he has decided to accept the appointment as a member of the committee which is to prepare a plan of organization for an international court of justice provided for under the covenant of the League of Ma tions. Mir. Root, it is understood, de- sires to be free from other duties, espe- cially those of a partisan nature while he is connected with the international organization.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20
CAUCUS ENDS IN ROW
 Rv Associated Press

Washington February Exchanges by Representative Sanders, republican, Indiana. that members of Congress had been called into "caucus" to be dic- tated to by union labor on the railroad reorganization bill almost broke up an informal conference tonight between congressman friendly to labor and labor leaders.
 Mir. Sanders said he had received an invitation to attend Caucus" in the House office building and found in stead an assembly at which labor lead CTS were prepared to present their commands to the legislators.
 'T charge that this meeting was called to defeat the railroad bill.' he shouted. N"in order to foist government ownership upon the country
 Mir. Sanders bitterly arraigned Presi- dent Gompers of the American Fedora