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Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Protest u. S. InactiOn
in Turkish Affairs

Declaring that the United States has
definite responsibility in Turkey and
should do something to put an end 10 the
useless slaughter Of Armenians, John II.
Holiday. chairman Of the Indiana com
mittee OF Near East Relief. and Thomas
c. Day, treasurer Of the organization,
wired Secretary OF state Bainbridgo
Colby. protestlng against the inaction Of
this country in permitting cold blooded
murder 10 continue.
The telegram was sent In the name Of
the Near East Relief and the people Of
Indiana.
Prompt and decisive action is impera-
tive If the Armenian nation and Christian
civilization of the Near East is to escape
utter exterminGtion,' the telegram said.
The Indiana committee is acting with
the relief committees Of many States in
urging the United States to step In and
rescue the Armenians from the bloody
hand OF the Turk.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
ROtarians Plan Big
Thanksgiving Time

Stunts to take one bark over the long
trail Of years 10 the days Of the PIl-
grims decorations especially suitable to
the occasion; turns by theatrical talent
from the Murat and Keith s-these are
Just few Of the features that will maxi.
the Pilgrim party OF the indianapolis
Rotary club 20 be held in the Riley
room Of the Claypool Hotel on the night
of Nov %.
a proclamation Of welcome will he
made by the president OF the club.
Frank Z. Floyd and Dick Miller Will
give a ten-minute talk on the landing Of
the Pilgrims.
There will be appropriate music by
the Rotary chorus followed by dancing
Prizes will be awarded during the eve
ming.
The PARTY Is for members Of the club
and their guests. The regular Tuesday
luncheon Of the Rotarians viii not be
held on the 23d, because Of the party in
the evening
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
SUIT
FILED AGAINST
NEW COAL BODY
Specific Shipment Clause Held
Unconstitutional by Chi
cagO Company.
SAYS ORDERS CONFLICT

Assuit testing the validity of the action
Of the Special Coal and Food Commission
Of Indiana In ordering coal companies to
make specific shipments Of coal to GER
tain Indiana concerns in specific amounts
and on certain dates, was filed before
Circuit Judge Harry Chamberlin today
by the J. X. Dering Coal Company of
Chicago.
The coal company in its petition, asks
that the orders transmitted by Jesse
Eschbaeh, as chairman OF the special
commission, seeking to compel the com
pany to ship carloads of coal from its
Indiana mines in Vigo County and Yer
million County. he declared null and void
and be ordered vacated by the court.
CONFLICTS WITH BASIC
LAW OF L. s., CHARGE.
The Dering Coal Company claims, In
the suit. that the actions and orders of
the Special Coal and Food Commission
are illegal and invalid because 1t con
fliets with Section 1 Of Article IA Of the
Constitution Of the United States which
provides that no act shall deprive any
person Of liberty or property without
due process Of law" and the coal COM
pany claims the actions Of the Goodrich
coal commission does deprive them OF the
liberty and freedom of contract In re
spect to property"
The complaint sets up numerous OF
ders Of the coal commission ordering the
coal company to make specihc snip
rnents Of coal on certain dates. The
company claims that some Of their coal
is suita BILE only for use in by-products'
gas. coking and metalurgical work.
COMPANY BOUND BY
FORMER CONTRACT.
The coal company claims that 1t is
bound by q former contract entered into
with the Illinois Steel Company 10 de-
liver for one year its entire output Of
coal from its mine IN Fernilion County
TO the steel plant at Gary.
The company also is under valid orders
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
To deliver coal to cars furnished by the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad.
The plaintiffs contend that the State
coal commission can not legally inter
fere with former contracts and orders Of
other commissions when IL is impossible
for the coal company to make the ship
ments as ordered by the State Coal Com
mission
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20

troops-and they justified Trotzky's ex-
pectations.
1t is now apparent that the demorali-
cation of Wrangel's soldiers had been
under way for some time before the
! collapse Twenty four hours after the
fall of Simferopol and SebAstopol local
soviet governments were administering g
all public affairs. They had been es-
tablished a month previously, but had
to conduct their affairs by underground
system.
The first telegram from the Crimean
soviet government was received by the
Moscow government Tuesday night. At
that time it was not known definitely
that General Wrangel had escaped to
Turkey upon a ship, and the message
aroused some expectation here that
Wrangel might be a prisoner.
Red soldiers captured an order of the
day signed by General Wrangel saying
that as the allies were giving him no
further military assistance, he extended
permission to all his soldiers to sur
render themselves to the Reds.
Military experts writing in the local
newspaper, Pravda, say that the Impor-
tance of the victory in Crimea can not
be overestimated.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Slow in Answering
Red Cross Appeal

Red Cross membership workers today
reiterated their plea for an early re-
sponse to the appeal sent to those who
took an active part in the Red Cross
program during the war. 1t was pointed
out that 5000 Indianapolis and Marion
County people who performed valuable
services during the war had received
these letters, but many of them have
failed TO reply as soon as expected.
The appeal asked each war worker to
obtain five Red Cross members for 1921.
the Idea being that such a number could
readily be obtained in the family cir
Gle of virtually every one to whom 1t
was sent.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
POINT TO SAVING
IN CHEST IDEA
Men in Various Lines Agree on
Principle Of Plan.

Expressions Of opinion obtained from
indianapolis men representing many
different lines OF endeayor all agree on
the real saving taat is 10 be obtained
through the success Of the Community
Chest organization and policies.
Different reasons have been advanced
for the support Of the chest by different
advocates, but all agree that In the
abandonment Of lnnumerable drives In
favor of one drive for all the community
Is best served.
Edward a. Kahn says:
Nearly fifty different solicitations are
combined in the one campaign for funds
for the Community Chest. to be con-
Quoted during the week Of Nov. - FOR
the support Of charitable and philan-
throplc institutions Of indianapolis.
Through the one campaign the sub-
scribers 20 the chest protect themselves
from many appeals. Indianapolis citi-
zens should appreciate this fact and
literally contribute 70 the Community
Chest There IS no better way in my
opinion Of financing the various institu-
tious than through a centralized bureau.
Mgr Francis II. Gavisk says:
What IS the Community Chest for
which there win be an organized drive
for funds during the week Of Nov. 20 :
1t is a common purse Of fifty or more
benevolent and phllanthropic agencies In
Indianapolis. II IS the united expression
Of the community towards It's charities,
Better one big collection for all the char
tiles than fifty solicitations for fifty
good works. All OF us have our favorite
charity. Even that one will fare better
under the Community Chest than under
the separate canvass for funds.
During the drive week, let Us not limit
oh az
racial horizons. As members Of the great
community Of Indianapolis let us expand
the view to the entire field of community
welfare. Let every one share in filling
the Community Chest as we did two
years ago with the War Chest. 1t is a
worthy undertaking, and indianapolis al
ways puts through that sort of thing.
Evans Woollen says:
am heartily In favor of the Com
munity Chest for Indianapolis and Its
campaign for funds, for the support Of
charitable and philanthropic institutions
which will be conducted during the week
of Nov 90 I feel sure that the Com
munity Chest Will meet with the general
support Of Indianapolis citizens. In my
opinion this is the best way Of financing
charitable and philanthropic institutions
by combining some forty or fifty char
liable individual campaigns into one gen
eraI campaign-thus relieving the sub
scribers from a multitude Of appeals.
Stoughton A. Fletcher says:
If for no other reason, the Indianapolis
Community Chest campaign for funds
should be supported by indianapolis peo-
pie generally. because 1t will take the
place Of many campaigns by individual
institutions. 1t would be a bad thing
indeed for the city II the various char
liable and philanthropic institutions were
to be compelled to make separate cam
paigns as was done in former days. |
am heartily in favor OF the Community
Chest and its campaign for funds, to be
conducted during the week of Nov. 30
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Car Rate Hearings
Set for Next Month

Hearings on all petitions for increased
rates on city and interurban lines in
indianapolis viii be completed during
December by the public service commis-
sion, according to a statement Of F. ].
Lewis, chairman, who has set the date
Of the hearings Of the various interurban
lines at various intervals during the
month.
The Indianapolis & Cincinnati Trac.
ton Company has petitioned for an In
crease in city rates from 3 to 10 cents,
and the Terrs Haute. indianapolis & East
ern Traction Company is asking author
ity to abandon the Scent fare and apply
straight interurban rates in the city.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
HOOsier Judge Asks
Light on Shortage

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov 2O.-Judge
Philip c. Gould Of the Yanderburg Cir
cult Court called a special session Of the
grand jury Friday to make an investiga-
ton OF the reputed shortage of Carl A.
Heldt, who until recently was assistant
cashier Of the Mercantile Commercial
Bank here.
According to the statement Of c. H.
Battin, president Of the bank, the short
age is between $4,000 and $50, 600, al
though he said this may be considerably
reduced after all records have been
checked.
It is said that the Irregularities in the
bank include Overdrafts in the accounts
Of several depositors.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
SHOW NEGROES
ON INCREASE
Comparative Population Fig
ures on 3 Cities Given.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The Census
Bureau today made public figures show
ing the percentage Of white and eolored
population Of Memphis, Knoxville and
Nashville, Tenn.
Memphis has GLIB negroes, which is
81 per cent OF her total population Of
I62. .35l. In the last ten years the white
population II Memphis increased PSI pei
cent and the negro population increased
16.T per cent.
Knoxville has 1903 negroes, which Is
145 per cent Of its total population Of
ISIS. In the last ten years the white
population Of Knoxville has increased
1917 per cent and the negro population
IS per cent. t hIe
Nashville has 1854 negroes, which is
sol per cent Of its total population Of
11S342 During the last ten years the
negro population has decreased "a per
cent ana the white population has in
creased u per cent.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20

Nerv-Worth gives real results and
is a real medicine. 1t does not act as
d mere stjmulant. nor depend upon
alcoholic stimulation to produce re
suits. The ministers whose letters
are reproduced below have tested
Nerv-Worth, and found that it is
really q preparation of highest merit,
and because they know that it gives
results, and has real medicinal value.
they recommend It to others. Moth
ing could be more convincing than a
group Of statements from gentlemen
OF the cloth. Read what they say:
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Building Trust Is Up
for Viewing in n. Y.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-A reputed
building materials trust was under in
vestigatiOn today By the Lockwood leg
islative committee, looking into the hous-
ing and building materials situation
here. -
Hugh White. a vice president Of the
George A. Fuller Construction Company,
testified big declines hau occurred in the
price of building materials since it be-
came known that the Lockwood com
mitee would Investigate the reputed
trust
Building material contractors are be-
ginning to bid against each other,
whereas previously their bids on public
work were Identical, the committee was
Informed
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
ECONOMY And MERIT
Combined In Hoods SarsapariIla, the
Blood Medicine.

In spite Of the Increased costs and
great scarcity OF important roots herbs.
etc the standard Of quality and the
quantity Of Hoods saparilla have
been faithfully maintained, and are to-
day the same AS when this medicine was
hrst perfected and offered to the public
A bottle ~ Hoods Sarsaparilla viii
average 20 last three or four weeks,
while others last but a week or two,
and some even less time.
Hoods Sarsaparilla So effective as a
blood purifying and tonic medicine and
also after the Flu, Grip, fevers and other
debll!tating, blood poisoning diseases. Il
purines the blood, creates an appetite.
and makes food taste good.--Advertise-
ment
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
HOosier Judge Gives
Negro. Term for Theft

LOGANsPORT, Ind, Nov. 20.-Joseph
Nichols, colored, was sentenced to the
JeffersOnviIle reformatory for from 1 to
IA years after he pleaded guilty to the
theft Of 900 pounds Of sugar from a
freight car.
The prisoner will be taken to the re-
formatory tomorrow morning by Sheriff
Charles Grant.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Pick Wrong Car

John Bergen, 20, and Harold
Haiser. 90 both Of Ft. Wayne, made
the mistake last night. of getting into
the wrong automobile.
The morals squad had parked an
automobile at Capitol avenue and
Pratt streets, and were busy search
ing a barn in that vicinity when the
two men are said to have climbed
into the morals squad machine.
AS a result they are held at police
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20

..-'-.-': -'.'-' -
Specialist Sproule has been in the busi-
ness of Kidding noses ad threats Of this
Inflammation OF the mucous membranes
cailed-Catarrh-for 80 odd years after
studying and graduating from Dublin
University, Ireland. Any man who works
al q trade for 80 years knows whereof he
speaks, and he says with all earnestness-
ii your nose and throat have fallen a
victim or the Catarrh germ get advice
and help speedily. You may regret delay"
When your letter arrives, you Will be
sent advice Free as to just what you may
do to rid YOUR nose and throat of Ca
tarrh. Find out If there is any reason
why YOUR nose and throat may not be-
long to happy person, rid of Catarrh as
well as hundreds of others in this country.
Don't delay but write right now for ad-
vice. Take pity upon that Catarrh in
tested nose and throat OF yours and see X
they cannot be made the healthy and
comfortable parts Of your body they
should be. Write now and mail to
CATARRH SPECIALIST SPROULE
255 Trade Building Boston, Mass.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20

and cause q futtering Of the heart
In fact, I was almost all in After
taking one bottle of Nerv-Worth. l
felt a change and after taking the
second bottle, | can cheerfully say !
feel fine. AS to my appetite, | am
almost ashamed to tell, but in fact !
can eat anything and everything. /
am no longer bothered with fiutter.
ing of the heart. l am thankful for
Nerv-Worth for the benefits I have
received from It."
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
PASTORS OF FOUR STATES
UNITED IN THEIR PRAISE

Four Ministers, Though from
Different Parts of the Coun-
try, Have the Same Attitude
With Regard to Nerv- Worth.
They Write Letters Recon-
mending 1t, and These Letters
Offer Indisputable Evidence.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
County Clerks After
Election Law Change

A discussion of the need of radical
changes in the election laws Of the State
was one OF the features Of the annual
meeting A the Indiana County Clerks
AssociatA at the Hotel SEVERN last
night<@<E Mc(xtyy of Covington was
REG ~ resident. Richard V. Sipe of
ns&&&4< was elected vice president,
any 45o &arber Of Kokomo was elected
sec NzZEE%{&i treasurer.
Tn W may draft new election
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Rev. Mr.. Tate, Pontiac Ave,
Dayton, Ohio

For FIVE years l was in a very
nervous condition" said Rev. Tate.
81 couldn't find any relief, it seemed,
until l took a bottle Of Nerv-Worth,
didn't have any nerve force to di-
gest my food. l could eat only few
things. l was advised by my doctors
not to eat any cold lunches. Gas
would form on my stomach, and
cause terrible bloating, my blood was
also in very bad condition, and my
circulation poor. My legs would get
cold and numb, and my hands would
also get the same way. I am now
nervous no more, and l can eat any
thing any time. My stomach and
digestion are in fine condition, have
no more bloating, my circulation is
good and there is no numbness and
cold feeling in my legs and hands.
I am feeling fine, and have regained
NV health and vlgor. Nerv- Worth
changed everything"
Rev. H. Malone, Meadville, Pa
81 was in terribly rundown con-
dition, had no appetite, and couldn't
sleep. I was very nervous, and my
stomach was bad. Gas would form
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
1rALY ENrRANcHIsEs WOMEN

ROME, Nov. 20-Equal suffrage is an
accomplished fact an italy today. The
Chamber - Deputies passed the woman 3
suffrage bin last night by a large ma
fority
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Wilson'S Turkey
in Capitol Coop

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Presi-
dent Wilson's Thanksgiving turkey
arrived five days ahead of Thanks
giving and as a result is being fat
tened in the back yard" of the White
House
The turkey, a thirty FOUNDER, was
sent by the Chamber OF Commerce Of
Cuero, Texas, in white coop which
was a replica of the capitol building.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Rev. John T. Hickman, Salem,
w. Va.

Il take pleasure in saying that as
a general tonic, Nerv-Worth is the
best l have ever used. l now sleep
more soundly, my appetite is better,
and my stomach is in better condition
than for years before. No one
needing a tonic should fail to give
Nerv-Worth an honest trial"
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Pike Co. Veteran Dies

Special 70 The Ifmes.
ETERSBURG, Ind, Nov. 20.--Dr.
John S. Dukate, 97. retired, died at his
home In Afford, two miles east Of here,
Friday night. He was a veteran of the
Civil War and served during the entire
conflict as a surgeon in the Union Army.
The widow and five children survive.
To Cure n Cold in One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE tablets. The genuine bears the
signature Of E. Grove. 30c.--Adyer-
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
2'7 Years

Of safe savings and conservative
management are the reasons for
the growth and standing of this
STRONG COMPANY, the first
trust company organized in Indi-
ana. There will never be a bet
ter time to save than right now.
Your account, large or small,
welcome.
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
FRENCH DEMAND
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Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20
Free Consultation About YOUR
hose and Throat

Wouldn't you like to know how your
nose and throat might be freed OF It's
Catarrh? Then Just sign your full name
and address. and mail to Specialist
Snrnnla,s Onlca-
Indiana daily times., 1920-11-20

entities readers of
this paper to con-
sultation free on Ca
tarrh.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-17

Eel decreto que firm6 su majestad
ell rey Alfonso, dice asf:
''SeGor: Por real decreto de II
de octubre del pr6ximo pasado aio
Sc sirvi6 vuestra majesthd acordar
la solemne celebration del cuarto GEN.
tenario de Magallanes. La Sociedad
Economical Vascongada Amigos del
Pals, ilustre benem6rita entire todas
las de su clase, ha acordado su veZ
la especial conmemoraci6n de su he
rOico centenario, Juan Sebastian Ell
cano, que tan singular relieve alcanz0
en- la empresa magallanica, pues flle
Nuien la completara repatriandO a la
madre Espaiia a los superviyientes de
la trascendental expedition interocea-
MICA. \ tai fin, aquella entidad soil
cita del gobierno de vuestra majestad
ell recOnOcimiento Official de la Junta
encargada de OrganiZar ell patri0tico
acto, ell auXilio pecuniario del Esta
do. No es possible acceder de momento
a 10 segundO. nj urgente acordarlo,
pues es la del 6 de septiembre de 1872
la fecha que sc trata de conmemorar
ell SUI cuarto centenario. qucda a1n
tempo para proveer a la dcnanda ;
pero es, por ell contrario, muy conve-
niente otorgar esa Junta organiza-
dora ese reconocimiento de oficialidad
que ha de ayudarle eticaZmente .en
noble cometido, y tai fin, tengo
eY honor de someter vuestra majes-
tad ell siguiente proyecto de decreto.
Madrid, de abril de 1920.-Sehor
A. L. J.. p. de V. NJ, Manuel AHcn-
GeSG!aEGr. a.. .+y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-17

las II de la maiana. A las Z de la
noche, sinembargo de ese dia, Sc re-
cibio ell siguiente radiograma, que fue
interceptado por un aparato frances;
GEL Gobierno aleman los Pleni-
ypotenciarios alemanes: Los Plenlpo-
tenciarios quedan autorizados para
firmar ell armisticio: Firmado: Ell Can
ciller del Imperio." Tres cifras apa-
recian al final del mensaje, para pro-
bar su autentidad. Mas de doce no.
ras de delibaracion y debate siguie-
ron a este momento, sobre la dureza
de los terminus impuestos a Alema-
mia por sus enemigos. Foch accedlo
en- algunos cambios, pero Sc nego a
aceptar otros. Los representatives
alemanes agotaron todos sus recursos
" SUI elocuencia, para salvar del de-
sastre a su nacion. Foch permanecia
inalterable, resuelto.
Finalizada la discussion, los represen
tantes franceses, ingleses Y alemanes
pusieron sus respectivas firmas al pie
del documento, y, para dar lugar un
repentino cambio de parecer, seis no.
ras despues de aquel imponente acto,
o las IL a. m. de la maiiana del IL,
fue que las operaciones militares ce-
saron en- todos los frentes de combate.
En- el rostro de los aliados brillo un
Irayo de algeria; en- las pupilas de los
alemanes un relampago de odio. To-
do Sc habfa podido conseguir ALI, me-
nos que la paz del mundo echara nue.
vas raices.
Cuatro amos de luchas. de desas-
tres, de lagrimas, que habfan costado
al mundo mas de 100000 de vidas
j6venes Y robustas, concluian en- ese
momento de un solo plumazo, para
volver tai vez a emprenderse la dura
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-17
La celebration del Cente-
mario de Magallanes
Sc hara tambien extensive honrar La
memoria de Juan Sebastian Elcano

no--a la Junta organizadora del CEN
tenario, compuesta bajo mi presiden-
cia honoaria, este inodo presiden-
te. ell de la diputaci6n provincial de
Guipdzcoa; vicepresidentes primero,
senior marques de Seoane; segundo,
seiior presidente de la SOciedad Eco
monica yascongada de Amigos del
Pals ,vocales seilor ingeniero jefe de
obraS pdblicas, don Francisco UrcOla,
arquitecto: don Pedro Muguruza, ar
auitecto; don Elias Salaverrfa, pin
tor: don Gregorio Mdgica, publicista
senior marques de Casa Torres; don
Ramon Alcerta, parroco de La iglesia
de Guetaria; don Mauricio Guibert;
don Ramon Cortazar, arquitecto; don
Angel f. de Casalevante, arquitecto:
don Marcelo Guibert, arquitectO; don
Ignacio Zuloaga, pintor; don CarmelO
dc Echegaray, cronista de las provin-
cias vascongadas; don Serapio Mugi-
ca, inspector de archives provinciales
de Guipdzcoa don Eugenio de J'rroz.
presbftero Y publicista don Alfredo
de I.iffite, publcista don Agustfn Em-
bill. parroco de la igIesia de Santa Ma
ria Ge San Sebastian don MarcianO
d.arraza V don Manuel Rodriguez, con-
cejales del Ayuntamiento lie Guetaria
senior alcalde de dicha villa; senior
secretario del Ayuntamiento de la
misma villa don Jorge de Satrdste-
gui. diputado provincial; don Manuel
Sierra, Inspector de primera enselan-
IA de Guipizcoa; don Jose CendOya,
presbftero: don Daniel Berjano senior
presidente de Ia COfradfa de marean-
tes FL Caho de Guetaria senior CO.
;lhandante de la marina; se;lor consul
de la RepGblica Argentina; senior pre-
sidente de la Sociedad de Oceanogra-
fla de Guip1zcoa senior presidente de
la Sociedad de Estudios Eascos: Sc
nor diputado COrtes por Zumaya
SeIiores directories de los diariOs loca-
les L0 Eo@ dc GuipascoG, N Pueblo
Tdsco, La Informaci6n, La. .Constdacid.
Ell Noticiero Fasco, Y La Cr6nica, y
de las revistas EusFGlerriG y FaskG-
leiridren-Alde. Secretaries generates: !:
don Ramon Luis de Camio, don Pru-
dencio PARA de Aguirre y don Fer
| liaiIdO del Vale Lersundi,
I patlo en- Palacio a G de abril de 1920
g Atfonso. EI presidenfe del Conseio
/ de Ministries, Manuel Allendesalazar..