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Manor Shank to be Guest
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of Yankee Circus Today
Newsboys of City Are Entertained by Clowns
and Other Artists.
Today was Mayor’s day at the Ameri
can Legion Yankee Circus In the State
fdlrground coliseum.
Although Mayor Shank formally
opened the circus with a speech and act
ed as ringmaster for a short time Mon
day night, the legion circus management
waited until today to honor him offi
cially. He will be the guest of honor
tonight.
Thousands of people are packing the
coliseum at every performance. The
newsboys of the city were the guests of
the legion yesterday afternoon at an ob-1
srrvance of "Kids’ day.” They had a
'S.rlly” good time and the clown never
appeared to better advantage. The
clowns, the elephants and the trick mule
were the things which set the boys wild
With laughter.
NEWSBOYS’ BAYD
GIVES CONCERT.
The Indianapolis Newsboys’ Band fur
nished the music yesterday and will ap
pear Friday night of this week and also
Monday night. A forty-fl ve-mlnute con
cert is given prior to the circus by this
band. The American Legion band is
providing the music for the other per
formances. Miss Hazel D. Silvey was
soloist last night
Japs Calmly Hear
Reports of Battle
TOKIO, April s.—According to a re
port from the commanding officer of the
Japanese troops In Siberia, Saturday's
clash between forces of the Chita re
public and Japanese troops in which
ROO Chitans were killed, occurred at Spa
zaka, 100 miles north of Vladivostok.
The report places the blame for the
battle upon the Chitans. stating that the
Chitans claimed the Japanese had nul
lified the Russo-Japanese agreement by
aiding the white forces.
Tokio is not greatly excited over the
battle, due to the belief that the Darien
conference will have a successful culmi
nation.
Ad Club Convention
Committee Is Chosen
Jesse E. Hanft has been named chair
man of a committee to make arrange
ments for the Indianapolis delegation to
the Association Advertising Clubs’ Con
vention at Milwaukee, June 11 to 15.
Howard J. Wisehaupt, business
analysis! of Cleveland, will address the
regular Thursday session this week of
the Indianapolis Advertising Club on the
subject of "The Human Element in Busi
ness." Mr. Wisehaupt is making an ex
tended tour of America surveying buying
and selling conditions and has first hand
information, it is said, which is im
portant to local business men.
Two More Killed in
Chicago Crime Wave
CHICAGO, April 5. —Chicago’s crime
epidemic claimed two more lives today.
William Parlon, 32, was shot and
killed by automobile bandits who at
tempted to steal his car. I’arlon's fiance,
on whom he was calling, witnessed the
slaying.
Fritz Meinhausen pointed a revolver
at his wife when she accused him with
being too friendly with another woman.
Mrs. Nicholas Peters, the other women,
jumped between Meinhausen and his
wife and was killed by the bullet in
tended for the wife.
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The circus is in its third day and In
dications are it will be a big success for
the Marion County Council of the Amer
ican Legion which obtains ail the pro
ceeds after expenses are met.
Governor McCray will be the honor
guest at an evening performance before
the circus closes the night of April 15.
The Governor will be escorted by his mili
tary staff.
ELEPHANT OSCILLATES
"PIRPLE" SHOULDER.
Patterson’s elephants are attracting
much attention. One of the big animals
is an expert "shimmy shaker’’ with some
what oriental tendencies. lie shivers all
over to the great enjoyment of the au
diences. It Is marvelou* the way these
elephants keep time to the music.
The circus also has its peanut, pop
corn and soft drinks salesmen Just like
a "regular” circus.' Former service men
are selling these circus necessities.
Two performances are given dally be
ginning at 2.15 and 8:15 o'clock, but It
is wise to arrive early.
Indianapolis merchants are cooperating
with the circus and many of the big
stores contain notices of the circus in
their daily advertisements.
FIRST FATALITY
SCRANTON, r , April fi. Domi
nick Ferlano first victim of the
strike, died here today. Ferlano, a
miner was shot from ambush Sat
urday night. His slayer has not I
been captured.
V. J
Raised Bills Lead
to Arrest of Trio
Charged with having In their posses
sion fourteen bills which have been raised
from 55 to S2O, Mike Cato, Philip Kozok
and Max Nouehk, were brought from
Hammond to Indianapolis yesterday and
placed in Jail to await action of the Fed
eral grand Jury. They are held under
bonds of from $2,00 Oto $5,000.
New Hall at Purdue
Ready by September
LAFAYETTE, snd„ April 5-Leslie
Colvin, an Indianapolis contractor, will
build anew recitation hall at Purdue
University, the trustees awarding him
the Job yesterday on his bid of $139,450.
The building will be a three-story struc
ture of brick and reinforced concrete. It
will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1.
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SHIVELY GIVES
BUSINESS VIEW
Senatorial Aspirant Makes
non-Partisan Address.
Confidence in the American business
man, his ability to cope with the busi
ness men of the rest of the world-wide
trade conditions were dwelt upon in a
speech hero today by Bernard B. Shively,
candidate *jT the Democratic nomination
for United otates Senato, befoe the In
dianapolis Beal Estate Boad. His speech
was along buslhess lines and of nonpar
tisan character.
Superior American resources In mate
rials and manufacturing capacity were
given as reason why the United States
must cultivate foreign markets and
Lring about the use of an American mer
chant marine.
"With such an aggregate of wealth
it seems strange,” said Mr. Shively, "that
our nation’s business should be paralyzed,
the wheels of industry clogged and nor
mal conditions only a dream of far-off
daj-s. To say that the sltautlon is be
yond solution Is cowardly. To say that
it is inevitable because of the war. Is
begging the question. Much can be done
by legislation.”
The status of the merchant ships built
during the war was discussed by Mr.
Shively. Whether or not a ship subsidy
Is right, he declared that it was no other
nation’s business, and he added that this
country had entered the war partly be
cause of the freedom of the seas prin
ciple and that the United States means to
preserve that principle.
Two Slightly Hurt
in Auto Accidents
Ernest Summers, 13, 1117 South Senate
avenue, was cut about the head and
painfully injured when he was knocked
from a bicycle on* which he was riding
by an automobile driven by Thomas
Moore, 034 North Capitol avenue, yester
day. Moore was arrested on charges of
assault and battery ar.d driving on the
left side of the street.
Frang Hudson, 1238 South Belmont ave
nue, had a narrow escape from serious in
jury when the truck he was driving was
forced against a girder of the Kentucky
avenue bridge over White River by a
large cattle truck which w?,; being driven
at a high rate of speed on the left side of
the street. Hudson’s truck was damaged
but he escaped injury.
Morris Abrams, 70, 322 North Davidson
street, suffered slight internal Injuries
’•hen he was struck by an a'utomobile
uriven by Enos Hurt, 19, 222 Detroit
street, at Ohio and Division streets last
night. A charge of assault and battery
was placed against Hurt but he was not
taken into custody.
Rice May Succeed
to Council Place
A special meeting of the county
council has been called for Wednesday,
April 12, It has been announced by Leo
K. Fesler, county auditor, at which an
appropriation of $20,000 to defray current
expenses for the Center Township as
sessor will be considered. The extra
expense is Incident, it was said, to the
preparation of the spring .assessment.
A successor for Honce Orme will prob
ably be selected at this meeting, in ad
dition to consideration of the appropria
tion. Mr. Orme has announced he will
resign as member of the county council
from the Third district. Mr. Orme Is a
resident of the Second district, but this
fact was overlooked when he was elected
to the council in 1920 to lake the place
of Albert Hoffman, who resigned to seek
the office of county commissioner.
The probable successor to Mr. Orme is
William L. Rice, who has filed his papers
declaring his Intention of seeking the
Republican nomination for county
council member from the Third district,
It was said.
Orphans to See
Monte Blue Act
Alumnae of the Soldiers' and Sailors’
Orphan’s Home at Knlghtstown, will at
tend In a body a Thursday night per
formance of Monte Blue, movie star, at
Loew’s Sfnte Theater. Mr. Blue will
motor to the home Thursday morning.
Last night, he was made a member of
Ben Harrison Camp, No. 356 of the Sons
of Veterans. The movie star, who Is
an Indianapolis native, is having a bnsy
tlme visiting with old friends this week.
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
In the Western play at the Tickville
opera house Saturday night, four of the
desperadoes were shot. However, the
coroner, who sat in the audience, does
not believe any of them were shot In
ternally.
• * •
Miss Flutle Belcher announces to her
friends as well as the public, that she
is now r prepared to do staple and fancy
singing at all hours on short notice. No
extra charge is made for Cricket Hicks,
who accompanies her everywhere on his
fiddle.
• • •
Sidney Hocks is assisting nature In
its task of bringing about spring, by
wearing a pair of green eye glasses.
Arbuckle Eager
to Describe Party
SAN FRANCISCO, April s.—Just sev
en months ago today Roscoe (Fatty) Ar
buckle staged a party at a local hotel.
Today, for the second time since the
pnrty and on the occasion of his third
trial for manslaughter, the fat comedian
was to mount the witness stand and
tell hls story of the events which led to
the fatal illness of Virglna Rappe, pret
ty motion picture actress.
Arbuckle was anxious to testify. He
feels that the Jury must believe hls
story. Gavin McNabb, his veteran chief
of counsel, was prepared to conduct his
direct examination while defense coun
sel were making a careful study of his
esfimony In the first trial tc. be on the
alert for discrepancies or changes.
The largest crowd of the trial was on
hand when court convened today. Dr.
F. W. Shields, medical expert, was the
first witness, hls cross-examination not
not having been completed last night.
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CONVENTION
Credit Monthly Boosts Local
Meeting, May 6 to 9.
Nation-wide publicity is being given
the national convention In Indianapolis
of the National Association of Credit
Men, to be held May 6 to 9.
The Credit Monthly, the official maga
zine of the National Association of
Credit Men, is giving Indianapolis pages
of publicity in every Issue. E. K.
Scherer, an Evansville credit man, writ
ing in this magazine, has this to say:
“The 1922 convention at Indianapolis
will afford many their first opportunity
to attend. No city in the United States
is more favorably located with respect
to railroad and electric lines. As In
dianapolis Is only a night's run from
any point between Pittsburgh and the
Mississippi River, between the Ohio
River and the Great Lakes, the task
of traveling to the convention city will
be very slight. The good roads of the
State will permit many to come in their
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terested in visiting the wheat and corn
centers and viewing the prairies of In
diana.”
UNCLE SAM NEEDS HELP.
Civil service examinations for positions
of auditors and Inspectors in the Income
tax unit of the Internal revenue depart
ment will be held May 3, according to
H. M. Trlmpe, secretary of the civil
service board, 421 Federal building. En
trance salaries for these positions range
from SI,BOO to $3,000 a year, with good
chance of advancement.
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