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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20
SPORES
Large Entry List for
Amateur Boxing Program;
McDuff Is Working Hard

Entries TO the Indiana A. A. L. boxing
championships, scheduled at the Inde-
pendent Athletic club. May and s. IN
der the asupices Of that club, are com.
ing in fast and Athletic Director George
Lips OF the !, a. c. stated today that
all signs point 10 a classy show By the
youngsters.
indianapolis boxers are training faith
fully for the bouts and they are con
fdent or trouncing the scrappy lads
entered from the Anderson. kokomo.
Muncie and South Bend Y. NJ c. A.
and the Culver Military academy
Tommy MeDuff the star boxer OF the
Independent Athletic club. is favored to
cop top honoIs In the bantamweight d.
vision.
McDuf is a clever youngster. one of
the family OF lighting McDuds,o and
he Is in great shape for his opening 60.
which probably will be with Jack Ed !
wards, Muncie Y. NJ. c. A. representa-
tive
Edwards and McDuR FLASHED in the
FIRST I. a. {. show and McDuH was given
the decision efter going an extra round
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TREATY CERTAIN
CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Continued From Page one)


the heart out of the covenant, we will
cut the heart out of this covenant"
Senator johnson declared that this
country must get back to the fundamen-
tails of the constitution and that the laws
which were passed during the war cen
tralizing the power Of the government
in the executive department must be re-
pealed.
In discussing the high cost Of living
Senator Johnson said he knew of no
panacea that will suffice, but he said
1t is within the power of the administra
ton to find the weak links between the
producer and the consumer and to strive
TO change them.
He also said that the "saturnalia of
extravaganza" in Washington is CON
tributing TO high living costs.
The maintenance of a large army also
is contributory cause of the high cost
Of living, he said
Senator johnson declared that the
army proposed by the administration is
i've times as large as necessary in peace
time
He said that tie dehation of values
and an increase in production probably
would bring about a reduction in the
cost Of living. but that he does not know
how these may be accomplished.
In the meantime" he said, I'VE can
run the gamut of the scale and we can
find just where there is proiteering in
this land, and we can ascertain where
the prohteering is by running the scale
scientifically from the initial production
to the ultimate consumer
we will take the profteer. as he ought
to be taken, treat him as the traitor he
is. and punish him as he ought to be
punished, and stop perhaps something
Of the high cost of living
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Births

Edward and Helen Wedtke, 10 North
Oriental, girl.
Edward and Alma Richardson, BIO
Graceland, girl.
Frederick and Bessie Lewis, 4152 Win
throp, boy.
Harry and Nettie Ameter, 1880 Dexter,
boy.
Clarence and Clara Beineko. 21s South
Summit, girl.
]. Alvin and Anna Case, 121 Hancock.
boy.
Edwin and Sadie Werngren, 1901 North
Delaware, boy.
Earnest and Tena Wooden, 329 West
Glen and Frances Bixler, 2i74 West
Station girl.
Fred and Elsie Carman. 40 South
Chester, boy.
John and Katie schowsngerdt 1871
South McKim. boy.
Charles and Henrietta Legeman, st.
Vincent's hospital, boy.
Maurice and Christine Socwell, st. Vim
cents hospital, girl.
james and Georgianna McCallum. St.
Vincents hospital, boy.
Adam and Ida Bess, 1916 Caroline. girl.
Roy and Sarah Day. 1917 Lee, girl.
John and Mabel Hayden, 25S Minkner,
boy.
Edward and Lillian Young, o43 Fulton,
boy.
Andrew and Lulu Fink, % South Bell
view, boy.
Earl and Fern Tnman, 1920 Fletcher,
girl.
David and Elizabeth jenkins, Metho-
dist hospital, boy.
David and Francis Lurvey, Methodist
hospital, girl
Roland and Helen Reeder. Methodist
hospital, boy.
Martin and Margaret Dugan, us Bel
mont, girl
Isaac and Anna Atkinson, 81 South
State, girl.
Ray and Dora Case. 1904 sheldon. girl
Charles and MajOrie Alice, sol Birch,
girl.
Damon and Henrietta Schwindler. 625
West Twenty ninth. girl.
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ASK BOARD FOR
IMMEDIATE HEARING

WASHINGTON, April 2O-Declaring
the railroad strike situation constitutes
a national emergency, W. A. Robinson Of
the Chicago Yardmens association. and
James Eubanks Of the ST. Louis Yard
mems association this afternoon filed
emergency" briefs with the railroad
labor board asking an immediate hear
ing for the outlaw" strikers.
The board adjourned until tomorrow
without taking action on the requests for
emergency" hearings, which declared
transportation is In serious difficulty and
that conditions will not be bettered IN
til steps are taken TO adjust the wages
Of the Illegal strikers.
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GARY NOW CITY
OF 55.344 PERSONS

GARY, Ind, April 2o.-Fourteen years
ago Sunday Gary celebrated her first
birthday.
Today the census bureau announced
the population of the magic steel city
at 1884
In 1910, when Gags first and last cen
sus was taken, the population was 49,
SOP. Since 1910 Gary's population has in
creased SS,o42. an increase of 22e4 per
cent
Gary claims the greatest per cent in
crease thus far by the census bureau.
The property valuation of Gary, in
which the greatest steel mills of the
world are situated. is $3.50. 4S4, 455
Ten years ago the property valuation
was S19,O0o,OO0,
Today the total banking resources OF
Gary's nine banks is S15,0O0,OoO and the
total deposits is 81, C00000.
Ten years ago seven Gary banks were
struggling along trying to keep pace
with the mushroom city with total re-
sources of $1,550.O00.
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and, losing his hold, the boy was car
red down stream and drowned.
a section OF Madison is under water
today.
A small stream which passes through
the north part CT the city could not take
care of the water which rushed down
from the hills and overran its banks
lightning burned two barns on farms.
causing about 5000 damage.
LoGANSPoRT, Ind, April 2o.-The
Wabash and Eel rivers have left their
banks in some places. Continued heavy
rains threaten to make the situation
more serious.
As far up the Wabash as BlufftoI food
warnings have been issued.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. April 2o.-Thc
Wabash has reached food stage in this
district and farmers are removing their
stock and fleeing from the Towards. =
SEYMOUR, Ind. April 2o-Streams IN
this section have reached the tops of
their banks and flood warnings have
been issued in some places. The sit
uation may become more serious as
waters from the north rush down.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 2O.-The
Wabash river continued to rise here to-
day and coal miners living in Taylor
vile, a suburb, were forced to abandon
their shanties The river was far above
flood level this morning and the bottom
land farms were under water
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% DEAD, 100 HURT
IN ARKANSAS BLOW

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 2O--With
fuller details trickling through over
badly demorallzed wires, the death toll
of the tornado that swept northern and
western Arkansas today was placed at
twenty-five.
More than 100 persons were injured
Five counties-Yell, Franklin. Logan,
johnson and Boone-were STRUCK by the
twister. which cut path 200 yards wide
through the affected territory and left
death and destruction in i.s wake.
Not much has been received OF damage
to buildings and live stock. but indica-
tons are that the monetary loss win
be high
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CLOUDBURST CAUSES
CHICAGO DAMAGE

CHICAGO. April ga cloudburst
drenched Chicago early today and csused
damage Of thousands of dollars.
The downpour was especially severe on
the north side of the city, where cellars
and hotel Hobbies were flooded.
In some sections the foods reached a
depth of three feet.
Victims of the recent tornado were
among the greatest sufferers, the rain
pouring through gaps in their wind
damaged homes and drenching their
household effects.
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SWyTCHMEN TO
CALL OFF STRIKE
CONTINUED From Page one.)


they will add their voices to the plea of
insurgent rail workers for hearing be-
fore the board
Confidence was expressed by the
strike propagandists that the railroad
labor board woald recede from its re-
fusal to deal with any organization
which bad not taken grievances up with
the railroads in proper manner before
seeking an appeal to the board.
The coal situation Of the light and
power utilities here is greatly improved,
officials said.
While stocks of coal are still in a de-
pleted condition as one result of the
miners strike last winter, recovery from
the temporary setback caused by the
railroad strike has been accomplished.
Charles O'Brien Murphy, vice president
OF the Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany, said.
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Londonderry Riots
Stopped by Priests

DUBLIN. April 20.--Another outbreak
OF rioting was threatening at London
derry during the night
Crowds collected, but priests inter
vened when fghting seemed imminent.
The people were persuaded TO return
to their homes.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
United States 81 America.

NOTICE.
United States Of America.
District cf Indiana.
In tho District Court OF the Uaitcd
States fer the District % Indiana
In the matter OK Grant Brothers Com
pany, bankrupt.
No ss23.
oren S. Hack. receiver OF Grant Broth
ers Company. In behalf Of the trustee.
orsu s. Hack. notifies ali persons inter-
estsd. that said trustee will sell free and
clear of all liens and membranes. an
the personal property Of tho estate OK
Grant Brothers Company. excepting sc-
counts and bills receivable TO the highest
and best bidder or btddera at public auc-
ton for cash al i19 70 ie5 North New Jer-
commencing April 80. 1890. at 10 O'Clock
a. N. II no satisfactory bids are received
the trustee viii continue to orfer said
property at private sale at his once at
625 Indiana Trust building Indianapolis.
Indiana. Sealed bids viii be received AZ
any time by the trustee at his once afore-
said. and opened by the trustee at the
time and place Of sale. Terms cash
oREN 8 HACK. Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY administrator the Undersigned, VIII
liam MorasiSy. administrator OF the
tate OF Mary Morasky, deceased, hereby
glses notice that by virture OF an order
OF Marion probate court, he will. at the
hour OF 10 o'clock a. m on the 21st day
ing. IN the city OF indianapolis. Marion
county. Indiana. and from day TO day
thereafter until sold offer for sale al pri-
vate sale the following described real es-
tate located In Marion county state Of
Indiana towit: Lot 1877 In johnson and
Hogshire East Washington street addition
to the city OF Indianapolis, Indiana. said
sale will be made subject TO the approval
OF the Marion probate court and for not
less than the full appraised value OF said
real estate and upon the following terms
conditions. towit: Cash Dated this 18th
day OF April, 1920 William Morasky, adj
ministrator OF the estate Of Mary Morasky
deceased
LITTLE & LITTLE. Attorneys.
1914 Odd Fellow Bldg
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Unsettled weather has continued over
the central states with considerable pre-
cipitation, heavy in many places in cen
trial Indiana and Illinois. 1t Is a little
warmer in the Ohio valley and colder In
the stntes west of the middle and lower
Missis sippi.
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AMATEURS

Presidents Of leagues In the city
Amateur association met at the city ball
Inst night and nominated the following
men for election OF the meeting carded
Monday night: Il. Walter Jarvis, nresi
dent; Leonard Quill first vice president:
Henry X. Burton. second vice president
and Miss Helen Ward. secretary.
city amateur bosses hung around
the city hall until l;Is this morn
Ing AKIN things for the coming sea-
son.
Wen admit sue'il make a pretty" good
secretary.
II Miss Ward Is elected and the fell
lows know in advance that she Is going
10 attend the meetings the stl6 collar
merchants will do world OF business.
Az tho Monday night meeting plans
will be laid 10 the annual amateur
parade. Every team In the association
viii turn out Saturday afternoon. May I,
for 4 procession through the downtown
streets and froid there 10 the varlous
parks. The opening games viii be
played on the city park diamonds at
Weather Reserves 1000; ALBANIA
tours. 0.
friends. the ApolIos, met Sunday morn
Ing and. although the rain robbed them
OF their initial practice. they got to-
gether and figured ways and means 10
cop one or two championships
"Grindy" Bells Merits didn't get
to practice Sunday, but the men
are In good shape and ready to Ego"
with the beat team In the state Sun
day. Teams desiring a good attrae-
nj
2i17 South New Jersey street.
Joe solomon isn't going to organize
any team this year.
"skoochem" Maloney is said to be get
ting in condition for a hard season on
the mound by taking on the white
donkey" for few rounds every Satur-
day night.
II the Gippy Shippers and Sky Pilots
fail TO answer their challenge during
the next week, the Haughvllle Stars will
good as won and start. out to trim
some Of the youngsters.
Last call for gas masks. Johnny Hines
honors us with the advance dope that
his Pilots are in training and soon will
be ready to trot forth for battle.
Stanley Feeble wants to book games
between ldst amateur mines ana Butter
college. There's a chance to get this
separate head" publicity the boys have
habit Of asking for. Call Stanley at
G. H. Westing's.
One more dance and they'll all be
uniformed.
Likewise one more practice game and
the amateur season opens. Better get
busy and round up good clubs before
the opening day, cause when all is said
and done there will he about fifteen
loops in the |. A. B. A. and II Is going
TO take nine ball players who know how
to play real ball to cop the city series
Heinie Goett has signed to play with
the South Side Turner'S, Dick A. c.,
Marion Club. 1T Benjamin Harrison
and the Maryels outside of that, he's
a good short stopper.
"Tanky" Blick mana ged to break away
from the Indians and he now awaits
work with any fast independent club in
the state. kidding on the square, Click
is n good twirler and he and Jack Hop
kins make a swell battery. Teams de-
string their services should address J.
Hopkins, 766 North Belmont avenue.
Here's a team that's pulled the reor-
ganiZatioD stunt already this season
The Rushville Tail Lights have reor-
ganized and would like to book games
with teams in the state. Address John
Conway, Rushville. Ind.
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Notice Ia hereby given pursuant 10 tho
statutes that the undersigned conducting
a public storage house will. on Thursday,
May s. 1920. at 10 a. m. sell for accrued
charges the household and other goods
held in storage for one year with charges
unpaid belonging to the following named
people Sylvia Alienburg. Bs045; Mrs. f.
w. Killen. B2421; A. d. Cook. B707s; c.
II. Carnafax, B6074; James Larue, BT129
V. r. Low, B5S79: Geo. Stackhouse
B712r; Chas. zttcher, Basis; VIM. e.
Bates, B7215; J. E. Kopf, BASIS: Roscoe
Gray B5S0i.
SHANK FURNITURE & STORAGE CO.,
227 N. New Jersey St
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CENSUS TO GIVE
CITY 100000
lcontanued From Page one.l

present prices. man who builds a
double house now to rent Is sure to be
charged with profteering If ne charges
enough rent to realize the average per
cent on his investment"
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5-HR. DOWNPOUR
HITS MANY HOMES

Continued From Page one.)
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coNsERvATIoNt

CONSERVATION
: On account Of the present shortage
OF paper all classified advertising will
be set in agate type in order to econ
omize in the use of paper.
Shipments from distant mills are
held up by the railroad strike and we
must depend On such small quantities
as we can buy nearer home.
We are not eliminating any classified
advertising. but merely reducing II to
as concise a form as possible.
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OFFICES AND sTOREs-WANTEO.
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DESK space wanted divide your total
Office expense. state sales manager OF
established manufacturer requires also
good once service when out of city. Give
name and location. / Will call. Address
A No $40 Times
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"Grindy" Bells Merits didn't get
to practice Sunday. but the men
are In good shape and ready TO Ego"
with the beat team In the state Sun
day. Teams desiring a good attrae-
lion should address William Bell,
2I11 south New Jersey street.
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Weather Conditions

The following table shows the state of
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One more dance and they'll all be
uniformed.
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FINANCIAL

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Stanley Feeble wants to book games
between fast amateur mines and Butler
college. There's a chance to get this
separate head" publicity the boys have
habit of asking for. Call Stanley at
G. H Westing's.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

COMBINATION SALE.
210 Blake street, Thursday. April %, 10
a. m. Everything full up at this sale will
be sold and when the last bid is In you
own It. There will be rs to 80 head work
horses. mares, mules, driving horses ana
ponies top buggies. two runabouts one
top. one Jolt wagon, two platform spring
wagons. 4 sets double heavy work har-
ness, sets extra good single wagon har-
ness, sets good buggy harness. one Jer-
sey milk COW, years old, fresh in June.
giving two gallons of milk now. Commits
sion stable Circle 121 SPAUGH g.
BURKHARDT. auct. LOSS HARRIS. mgr.
JOSEPH HAAS
pays highest prices for dead horses, cows
and hogs. Call Main 1889. Auto, 25-77s.
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DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES
IN MEMoRIAM.

I'm mEmOhiAms
IN MEMORABILIA Loving remembrance
of our darling daughter. Minnie Bertha
AcIntire, who left US six years ago.
April Is
= In Mt. jackson softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one we loved so dearly
But whom we could not save.
Heaven now retains our treasure.
5srtR her lonely casket keeps
And the angels 5Sya n linEer
Where our darling Minnie s@~eos.
From FATHER. MOTHER. Frv( SIS
TIERS AND THREE BROTHERS
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fail TO answer their challenge during
the next week, the Haughville Stars will
consider the 0-year old championship as
good as won and start. out to trim
some Of the youngsters
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

The call has been answered. Our old
friends. the Apollos met Sunday morn
ing and. although the rain robbed them
OF their initial practice, they got to-
gether and figured ways and means 10
cop one or two championships.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

"Skoochem" Maloney is said to be get
ting In condition for a hard season on
the mound by taking on the white
donkey for a few rounds every Satur-
day night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-20

Last call for gas masks. Johnny Hines
honors us with the advance dope that
his Pilots are in training and soon will
be ready to trot forth for battle.
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TAILoRs AND CLEANERS.

II. G.. FIFE
PRACTICAL TAILOR AND CUTTER
Dry cleaning, pressing and repairing
army overcoats made over; ladies' work
speciality; work called for and delivered.
North Capitol avenue and Ohio street
Automatic 1854. Circle $40.
CAPITOL Garment Cleaners. 1246 North
Capitol avenue. Main SAT-. Main
1850 Auto. 2t-24l
]. SCHWARTZ, tailor and cleaner 81
Kentucky avenue. Main 1878.
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Weather Reserves 1000; ALBANIA
tours. 0.
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Joe Solomon isn't going to organize
any team this year.
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FARMs-FoR SALE.
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS.

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Az the Monday night meeting plans
will be laid 10 the annual amateur
parade Every team In the association
viii turn out Saturday afternoon. May I.
streets and froid there 10 the varlous
parks. The opening games will be
played on the city park diamonds at
3 80 that day.
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NOTICES.

WE buy. raise and sell fur-bearing rab-
bits and other fur-bea5ing animals. List
est prices on large lot shipment. The
FUR AND SPECIALITY FARMING CO.,
515-517 N. 2. Ave. Fargo. North Dakota
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QUIGLEY -HYLAND AGENCY
Civil and Criminal Investigators
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INSTRUCTIONS.
RAGTIME Plano playing in 20 lessons.
Professional style for players. Booklet
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
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These cars have been overhauled, re-
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