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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankpooks
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

3oTH ST. LEXINGTON Av (TIo'-l Rut-
ledgc) Women exclusively: newly dec-
rafed. room, bath, SIS weekly np: also
room. use bath, Sit weekly up. restaurant
convenience: big reduction for persons
s3D ST, At MADISON AV (Iotei Ash-
ton)-Newly decorated room; use OF
bath; $40 week up. room. bath. $3.50
weekiy up; buses. surface cars. subway
full hotel service: restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

COOK-Canadian; highly recommended,
city country. Miss Shaughnessy s
Agency $50 9Th av.
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Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

1sas, op 1928. '......,.1oo4 1919 -
1a41, op lssl.........lOs4 1osN 454
1888 op l924 ......:::' ss ssA 4.s2
lsss' op 1929 '.....::. :4r e7H asH 4sa
Federal Farm Loan 44s
1897, op l922......... 91i2 98 Asa
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5ias. 1851. op. '3llO2% l03aA 5l2
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s 1893. op 1924 90 100 $40
rhicago Joint Stock Land
Bank Is. 1888, op. 1923. 90 100 5i2
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B a S III IS $
L T. ou bles

Crescent Cafeteria Corp.-Ackor.
Merrali & Condil Go. ........ i'3 OF
Truc.,ing Go. ..,..,..... s.S05.76
b. Brown. Inc: costs 'S ~
Caroteruto, Josepn-l. Harris. ia'f'
dam Casualty People. etc 400 90
( lDouovan, Michael, and William
Mullin-larkin Lumber 'o.... ie'.' .
rrotec,or} awreate CO.. Inc 1921
az .. ll3 90
pornfeld. Charles. and Nathan
t,redn9ao W%edpoa 'i,g''uI" et 1000 So
~, tralin sauvatore-R Kelly. 27a.41
r., Nnahs, 1nah. " nf nuGe" ..... ''"1 52s IS
yer ai.I- Samue'--N'''''S 2la2o
Isreund,ieh' n Leo-t. sukman lao so
l-s,s. t,,i,,sD ! eimcn..... lG9G.9l
W., w.. .n'ilNpsor,ls ,n'''ts etc.'.... 100. 90
reld SamneI or Sam-B Krieger 1,577.9S
Gresbers. Charles-Meyer & pan ,-q,o
f.n,tHs,,o Ioir-M Iallin..... 116.7G
,.on,o ''''tl' Ir.,nl,G T. Payne... 23o.34
Graf & Retail, lnc.--H schwamm IAai. 2lo'SV
Doe,S'' +,o, CO. 7434.54
same-Unit Concrete Steel Frame
GREENFIELD, SS EN- u. and nudorh
Holserv,"G w zane ct d.. 2Sl.4o
Cavev IVn, ( S-Sonbeea, WOODEN
90 ~ 1898 "a
Hinss'' 'aSop, "'au ~ '' orr "a
y rs,,'"o rrv;nc II and Joseph
,soeans,ein-J 7, Ieibowitz
ct al. ,,,,,;... v, cois wv "
=, man .,.,e.o,, .>,etais and
con,nercn Corp........ ?,214 61
uvYsn 'Icn,.,eIMelrose Dress.
Inc ,:o ha c.reenn,an and
1gerr,. a;reenman-H l1aibcr 1850
,1,rh George and Fidelity and
i",,n, on, ,.,'s, ,'v0,s ~ Of \ S'~-People,
'asuai'y 60 oi ~ ooo m
e'', 49, Do,os,ic
i'1 ,,S'''.,,o, ~ "''i crnnlv co inc 1885,
James G. Gismona q 10, 1no sqa7o,
nau'h' Nac"po $500 :" 541 *
.'acoos' Lou S,a,,ar-I c,,snolz 3421
lrietzer. .1aGon-,i ,ior0vyiaz n'y'n S95 s.
X un-etz; nsher-Horo I,0snn 1oa % +,
No''" e'n' N.Y. t.odaus 6S7 90
Iin'man IsenJrminl,, !, x, ianraar Ha"anT eSsII
hahn' iia'1y 'Ii.nrv Waver
Nlrh'd"' wv 1870
,. l''c, M, ,r,,,,,, III ,ri,le Guar
ieotn, sn e 1'r,,st 90 19S q
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Knox Hat Company Dinner

1hs Knox Hat Company last might
entertained geo of its Representatives
in other cities at dinner at the Hotel
Commodore. Discussion of the busi-
ness situation and sales methods wa
held in conjunction with an entertain
ment program.
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New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form, not
interchangeable. Coupon bonds registerable.
Canal & II wy SO. $3.50 4.4o
do rs. 1931-'40. ..... $50
do 5s. 1914 70...... 40
Canal Imp 4l2s, la6i...109 1l2 $50
Highway Imp 41cs 1868 100 1l2 $50
Canal Imp IS. l965.....l l0t 1914 $50
Highway Imp 4i4s 1965..loi 107i T. $50
Barge Can Ter l.. s. 1915. 03 l05 + $50
Highway Imp Is 1857. .100ia i02 $50
Canal Imp as 1967.....i00la 102 $50
Highway Imp As l960-62.
inc ......:.... 1902 lo2 $50
Highway imp. As 1858. .100ia l02 $50
Canal Imp As 196O-'62. incl0a 1902 $50
Palisades S Tx As. 81. .lO0l1 102 $40
Barge Can Ter A. '42-'46. lOOi2
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London Wool i'm Demand

LONDON. Jan. is. At the wool auc-
ton sales to-day II .747 bales were Of
fered. There was q full attendance of
buyers and competition again was ami
mated for all classes Of wool at recent
rates. A far amount Of greasy
merinos vas taken for America
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
Buyers Arrived
IairchiId Service

AARON. ONO
a Folshy s TO-, Miss A. Burgess muslin
underwear. corsets, a52 4ih av. Kirby
Block < Fisher.
ALBANY. O.
II. l.. Jones Co: Mr.. f.ylos: silks and
notions Baer & l.ilion,hai. 1850 B'way.
ALLENrON PA
r. Sehwartz & Son. ~ 6. schwartz boys
ClOtN!ns. uorall SAunln
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Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor the
SECOND that OF the creditor and date when
judgment filed
Jones Elizab beth-Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. Nov 9. 1912. s136.4S
Rothman. SAM Weisman; Nov
10, 1921 ..........,. 100 So
Morris Mary. ct al-Morris Plan
co. n Y; oct 1s. 1e1e..... 1890
Cziner, Nathan-M G. Pallster:
oct 20. 1915. ................. 17l56
Muller Benz Ir-Babyion Sana-
torium Inc; Apr Z 1q2l,.... 1O31 SO
Taaffee. John. and MI Surety Co
(vacated) ..........'....... ] 900 90
Meehan' John. and Ntl Surety Co
People. etc, Sept co. 1921
(vacated) .................... 5000 90
On, Con, and Michael Norris
People, etc; Dec ). 1871 (va-
cated) .................... 500 90
Reinheimer, Herman--J E Lig
rett; May "a. 1921........... 10s.s0
X kobrc. Israel y. ct al-G II Storm
ct all July 26. I917......... 22oo5
In Bronx County
Panzer, Jos F-F r Jerolman;
- Apr II, 1891. l..........l......... $954.15
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19

Vnt hundfod and twenty days 4 33l
Call loans against acceptances pc
cent.
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PURSUANT to the provisions of Section II
or the lSanlSins Law or The State Of NV
YORK. notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the New York
Agency pf fanQue 1rdustrielle de Chine.
heretofore transa acting business at No =
Pine Street in the Borough of Manhattan.
CITY, County and State OF New York that
they are required TO present tho same to
me and make proper proof thereof at my
office in the state Banking Department.
No. 81 Chambers Street. in the Borough
OF Manhattan, city OF New York within
-Four 80 months from the date hereof
The last GATE for presenting same beins
the 29th day of April. 1929 After said
date no such claims shall be accepted.
Dated, New York. December 29th 1921
Yours. etc.
GEORGE V. McLAUGHLfN,
Supt. of Banks Of the State of
New York. 81 Chambers Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York.
JOHN J. CURTIN.
hfto--r7r
23a Broadway, New York City.
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judgments Filed
Al New York County

sH'aay: 'p';o"ins p"' Judgments were filed YES.
sss,orr: zoe first name being that u'eo OF the
ssss%s,as sssss,s Export 20 corp.-crocksr.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-19
b sines New
Shoe Men Want Lower FREIGHT
Rates and Early Style Shows

prime bankers accoptanccs eligible fol
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
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Day Workers

DAY WORKER, LAUNDRESS or CLEAN
Err, also cook or waitress: dinners.
luncheons. etc. X, Miss Hofmayer' 3
Agency, 10 East 43d st, third floor. Tele
phone S947 Murray Hill.
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West Side

b1ST ST. COLUMBI Us AV. Colonial Fotcl)
Newly decorated furnished rooms: 1.o
or bath; sig weekly up. elevated. aurface
cars subway; full hotel scrvtce: restaurant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
Well. What Next?

Expressive Indiana citizens who
fedup" movements generally, following which
pears n Bend NewsTimes:
% be observed
THE general
use tobacco generation after
wds of Arkansas which
is noted somewhat oil lHterates
waste Of
money, Il have a approval
detrimental perfect health he would
support from medical experts.
there will
chorus protest Lady Nicotine ooth
the
weary
deoraed tobacco The Indians
the Indian has
Finally got him.
cabin to the
the robust Of the
pd the gigantic steamship from the
healthy degeneratng of the Pullman
working this poison which Sir Walter
the
unmisakeable
They feet of prefer to
voting places putting mistaken worship
They degeneracy" million that
nqusiye
chief the
thing civilization is today.
degeneracy literature Kping
"a but good
S a smoke"
strange passing
required discover them publicly
claim them.
very
will inevitably ask How do they get that way?"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
The StruqgLe Starts


supporters
Republican will
doubtless
New indications
him Of Harding
Administration which he has played important Mr. Beedge
candidacy will the
change from constituency that is
by
reasonably assistance
this
popularity the
publcans of the State
In the
hrlass
would probably
primary that likely
received
publicity the
t unlikely
primaries
there for the place
will
the opposing either Mr. New
looked generally
his nomination he will have formidable
candidacy
be his
welknown
exertfng the strongest
election as the Republicans
nomination There
possibility that this State Indiana long regarded by the Republicans
position
indicative of the trend Of the Nation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
REPORT POOR
PROSPECT FOR
WHEAT CROP
Advices From Southwest Indi.
cate Yield Will Be
/ Slight.

CHICAGO, FEB. 10.-Prospect for the
new wheat crop are poorest in history,
B. W. Snow, Chicago Board of Trade
operator and market expert, said to-
day.
The world will feel a severe pinch for
wheat before the 1922 crop comes in, ac-
cording to present indications, Snow
said in an interview
This is due to the fact that last years
production of wheat in the United States
was relatively small. Also, from the lin
tied supplies in Americas granaries,
more wheat was exported to Europe than
any time In history, board Of trade fig
ures show.
THE wheat crop in the Southwest is
Lack Of snow together with wind, sand
and dust storms leads to the belief that
prospects for the crop are poorest in
history"
Consumption of much Of the available
wheat and prospects for a slim produc
ton this year were reflected in future
dealings on the Chicago Board Of Trade
The upward trend of May and July
wheat started about two weeks ago on
receipt of news from the southwest that
crop conditions were decidedly unfav-
orable. With no improvement in sight
quotations have gone generally higher
since then.
Better prices for the available wheat
supply and the prospect Of high prices
for the new crop will spell prosperity
for many farmers. The advance In
prices is also expected to increase the
acreage in spring wheat which is sown
in April.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
FEMALE PURSE
SNATCHER NOW
BOTHERS COPS
Woman Reports Theft of
POcketboOk by Member of
Her OICn Sex.

Once again woman has encroached on
a branch of industry hitherto supposed
to belong exclusively to the male sex,
and now we have the female purse
snatcher. Matilda stineman. 81 South
Colorado avenue, reported to the police
last night a mysterious woman In a
brown dress and brown veil had stolen
her purse, containing s1.75, while she
was waiting for street car at Meridian
and Washington streets.
Automobile accessories and equipment
proved attractive to burglars and thieves
The theft OF a spare tire from his auto
mobile which was parked near the Murat
theater was reported to the police by Z.
NJ Dransheld, $50 Centennial avenue.
Henry Crane, 1912 woodlawn avenue.
reported four tubes, a set OF automobile
curtains and some tools stolen
A watch and g. in cash were obtained
by burglars who broke into the home OF
Mrs. c. o. Hedge, 1915 North Illinois
street
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
enter the drug store OF Guy c. Hall, 1856
Indiana avenue.
The glass in the front door was broken,
but nothing was missed
In response from a call from Chester
Jewett, S45 West Drive Woodruff Place.
that burglars were trying 10 get into
the home NJ Mrs. NJ L. Burgess. SIG
West Drive. .r' police emergency squad
was sent 10 the place. The prowler had
disappeared when the police arrived.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
PROTECTING the MOnIG ntent

elsewhere
That this interest anscends that of Indianapolis citizens
the following from the Fl. Wayne Journal Gazette:
the future construction
would detract from the setting the soldiers
probable that difficulty
Colonel
is 1t would harmonic with the
expected
buildings
is but the commercial of
pity spoil
indscrimnate buildings
which Indianapolis the proper
built capital
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
Brands Government Most
MerciIesS of Employers
M0chinists' Chief Says Discharge of Navy
Yard Workers Unjust.

WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-Branding the
Government as "the most merciless. in
humane and unreasonable" of all en-
ployers, william II. Johnston, president
Of the International Association of Ma
chintsts, today declared he would carry
TO the white House his protest against
the "unethical action" Of the Navy De
partment in peremptorily dismissng 20
per cent Of the personnel Of the Navy
Yards
Sixteen thousand machinis.s in Gov.
eminent yards win be affected by the
order of the Secretary of the Navy and
sympathetically It will affect 50, 600 work
ers in other trades and ultimately mill
tate against the well being Of more than
a hundred thousand workmen engaged
in private plants, Johnston declared
Wo=lKMEN SWEPT INTO
UNEMPLOYMENT RANKS.
without a word of warning, without
a material or sentimental care for its
loyal workmen, the Government has
swept into the growing army Of the un-
employed thousands Of honest workers."
Johnson said.
America is shamed by the action OF
the japanese imperial government" John
ston said for that new civilization Of
the ORIENT Wuile dcllHB III AttbIuduCE
with the decisions of the Washington
conference to reduce naval ornaments,
nevertheless is taking the utmost care
Of such employees whose dismissal from
the governments service is necessary in
reducing personnel, Japan, Johnston said,
knows better than to firt with the dan
gers of a nation of unemployed.
This Is the most heartless thing that
have witnessed IN thirty years expe-
rience In Industrial life" Johnston said.
Even private employers, engaged in
business for profits, would be at least
humane enough to give some advance
notice to men about to be dismissed
wholesale, or permit them to continue I'M
til the situation had eased perceptbly.
But In the Navy Departments ungeuer-
Gus and inconsiderate act, which had all
the earmarks of swift vengeance visited
upon men doing an honest days work,
there were no palliating circumstances.
DISMISSED WITHOUT
MOMENTS WARNING.
"At the Washington Navy Yard, where
1900 machinsts are employed, all of
them reported to work yesterday morn
ing, unsuspecting that they would be
dismissed, and on arrival at their benches
they were summary notified that they
were to go home and not report for
work until June 30"
Johnston declared he is negotiating
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
WIN the Curb Market?

standhoders against
to fifty market only
question there should all
the itself
which established which recently
Department
AS conditions exist today the house itself
troled standowners
retail business rejoicing the fact they
the
The
compelled
all the they
dollar hardly any
probable difference in
complaints
curb Shareholders SHAREHOLDERS they been
out Of where then really belong
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
enthusiasm with which this production is

enthusiasm with which this production Is
being received by the American public.
This second success Of my book fills
me with Joy and pride because l see
it now serving the cause OF humanity
anew by demonstrating In plastic form
the horrors of war and the dangers Of a
brutal militartsm.
Il am not surprised that Metro has
won this great triumph. Only an Ameri-
can firm could carry such a gigantic plan
to completion. The most generous anS
unseldsh movements in behalf of human
liberty have always come from the United
States The allies succeeded In destroy
ing German militarism by dint Of heroic
sacrifice; but to the great American re-
public belongs the glory Of delivering tho
final blow In the swiftest, most powerful
war effort known to history.
at Is my hope that this very impor-
tant film produced by the Metro Will con
tribute to the spreading throughout the
earth If love and liberty, respect for h1-
man life, and hatred Of despotism and
war.
1T is one OF the greatest satisfactions
Of my literary career to realize that q
book Of mine has been used as basis
for such splendid achievement In pho
Biography, and that this achievement
should represent at the same time great
educational force in the interests OF one
OF the nohlest OF causes"
June Mathis wrote the scenario Tor
THE Four Horsemen Of the Apocalypse"
1t was photographed by John B. Seitz.
On next Sunday afternoon, The -Four
HorScmen' will open weeks engage
ment at popular prices at the Ohio.
r. II i
ON VIEW TODAY.
The following attractions are on view
today: The Greenwich Village Follies'
with Bert Savoy and Jay Brennan at ths
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
Harrison Club to
Install Officers

New officers will be installed by the
Harrison Club at a meeting at Udel and
Clifton streets tonight. Republican can
didates will speak. The new officers are
George o. Hutsen, president; Walter W.
Wise, first vice president; John J. Pick
ems, second vice president; ]. Emmett
Tyler. treasurer; Thaddeus Gurley,
financial secretary; John 2. Ambuhl
corresponding secretary, and Joseph l.
Hogue, Robert Il. Harding, Charlton
Eden, Edward Warrick and Oscar Wise,
directors
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
Air Service Asks
for Photographers

Announcement is made by Lieut. c. NJ.
Robinson, TT. Benjamin Harrison, air
service recruiting representative for the
9Th Corps Area, five vacancies exist in
the Photographic section located at Camp
Knox, Kentucky.
Due to the nature Of the work re-
qulred Of a Photographic section only
men with some Photographic experience,
or at least two years Of high school
work. will be accepted for enlistment,
which is for period Of three years. Sery-
ice in this unit presents an opportunity
to learn the Photographic business. The
work involved covers the following lines /:
Craftsman, Photographic; developers,
chemical mixers, camera repairmen,
printers, master photographer and ad-
ministration. Applicants should Apply in
person to the air office, TT. Benjamin
Harrison, for further particulars.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
FiUe Old Time
MinStreLS VIII
Return to Stage

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.AFive old time
"black faced minstrels' today an
nounced their return to the stage.
They are George Wilson, IS, the
famous 'Waltz Meaagain' comedian
and only surviving member Of the
Parlow. Wilson, Primrose and West
minstrels; Harry Armstrong, -. sur
vivor of the Hayerly Mastodon min
strels; Banks Winters, 80, author Of
white Wings" Tom Queen, 81, and
George McKisson, 81, dancing IA
vorites of the Haverly days.
They will make their debut" as a
company In Chicago in a month, mod
er1izing the minstrel hit Of fifty
years ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10

Murat; The Marcus Show OF 1921 at
English's; Venita Gould In impressions
of stage stars at B. F. Keith's; wit and
wisdom" ut the Lyric; Beauty Re
vue" al the Park; polly of the Follies'
a. the Circle; Conflict at the Ohio;
Saturday Night" at Loew's state; My
Boy" at Mister Smiths Her Own
Money" at the Alhambra and The Ruse
Of the Rather" at the Isis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10

torial scraps in Republican history, holds
out hope Of Democratic Victory.
THE farmer, the mechanic and the
business man, the great triumvirate Of
the American electorate. are in bitterly
punitive mood toward the Republican
party. They are saying everywhere
they've been Gold bricked,' The pendu-
lum, therefore, seems TO be swinging ir-
resistibly in our direction"
There is one fortissimO note Of grief
in the Democratic hossanna. The party
treasury is emptier than Mother Hub
bards famous cupboard.-Copyright
1922, by Public Ledger Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10

with the Assistant Secretary OF tho Navy
TO secure easement of the Department.
drastic discharge order. If no promise
Of action Is forthcoming, he said, the
matter will be presented to the Secre-
tary Of the Navy and in all probability
directly to President Harding unless the
order is rescinded or modified greatly.
Johnston asserted that the uuemploy-
ment situation has grown worse In the
past six months and that this unfair
order serves only to extend the national
Industrial stagnation. He branded the
recent Hoover unemployment conference
the most useless conference ever
gathered"
cit ran amuck Of Its purpose" he said ;
1t adopted many high sounding resolu-
lions. but accomplished nothing and that
nothing was done up in a tinsel Of
words"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10

FORM ana when
is now being
shown in New
York, Chica go,
Pittsburgh. De-
troit, Boston and
Los An geles, wrote
from his Riviera
villa at Nice as
follows:
From a large
number Of news
papers received
from the United
States and all
parts Of Europe
and from many
letters written to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
Ask Cut of $40, 100000
in Britain's Budget

LONDON, Feb. 1o.-Curtailment OF
S340. 900 600 in the expenditures OF the
British government during the next fiscal
year was recommended by the govern
ment economy committee headed by Sir
Erie Geddes, In a report made public to-
day The committee previously had made
recommendations. involving reductions Of
about five million pounds sterling, so
that the total amount to be cut from the
governments expenditures will reach
$685., 600 900.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10

me by readers Of my work. I have
learned OF the Unprecedented magnif-
cence OF the film which the Metro Com
pany has made from my novel, The Four
Horsemen Of the Apocalypse and Of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10
IBANEz SEES 4 HORSEMEN'
A . Die nrrnr- L. 4 M ~ IL rnr. L. q,

40 bAO LOb NAAAONAAA IOaOE'
From Vicinte Blasco Ibanez, author
~ 1.-THE Four Horsemen of the Appeal
ypse," Richard A. Rowland. president
Of Metro Pictures Corporation, has re-
ceived a letter Of cougratulation upon
the success of the Rex Ingram produc-
ton Of the story for the screen. The
celebrated Spanish author, whose mas
terpiece Metro has produced In picture
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-10

posts are preparing to assail the g. O.
P. strongholds In every congressional
district Of the land on the following plat
form:
l. Broken 1920 campaign promises
to restore business prosperity.
2 Shiftlessness and lack Of con-
structive leadership in both branches
of Congress.
3. "Newberryism."
4. Inconsistency Of "Dawesism" on
the one hand and the bonus bill
on the other
by latter day extravaganza IN Ship
ping Board management.
g Exposure Of mock retrench-
menr' in administration Of the Fed
eral Government, as exemplifed by
the necessity for heavy deficiency
bills
7. yindication Of wisconsin" by
the success Of the Washington con-
ference.
g. "RemorsefuI approval" Of the
League Of Nations by the Harding
Administration In entering the back
door Of Geneva by way Of the Wash
ington conference.
ATTACK NOT TO
BE PARTISAN.
Perhaps the most significant statement
made by Chairman Hull, in the course
Of his super cheerful review Of the
Democratic situation. was that no con-
certedIy partisan attack is going to be
made on the conference treaties In the
Senate. Mr.. Hull intmated Democrats
mainly VIII content themselves, during
discussion OF the treaties. with pointing
out that they constitute good VII
sonian doctrine" They win labor the
point the pacts OF Washington go as
far as, and in vital directions no further
than. the pact OF Versailles. They will
argue there IS surrender Of sovereignty"
here as there was, and had to be, there.
They will plead precisely the kind of
super government" is set up now that