Indiana daily times. [volume], May 03, 1922, Final Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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A Broader Service
This company is now prepared as a
member of the Federal Reserve Sys- ,
tem to render a broader service than
heretofore. It will serve the commun
ity as a savings bank, as a trust com
pany and as a commercial bank.
On the checking accounts of individ
uals and business concerns it pays in
terest monthly at 2% on the minimum
balance for the month, provided it is
not less than SSOO. It welcomes check
ing accounts for smaller amounts.
On savings accounts it pays interest
semi-annually at 3%.
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Via Prtsidmß
Hugh McK. Landon Hugh Dougherty
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N. W. CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AND MARKET
China Yawns as Civil War Rages
INNOCENT BYSTANDER, Y'MIGHT SAY
Scholar Is Pitted Against Bandit
Editor’s Note—William Philip Simms
returned a short time ago from China,
where he made a thorough Investigation
of conditions. In the following dispatch
he gives a picture of the two leaders,
now engaged In civil war for the Control
ol China.
BT WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS.
Written for the United Press.
WASHINGTON, May 3—The battle
now Taging under the walls of Peking
Is a battle between two men —the one a
bandit, the other a scholar—to see which
one shall be boss over Chinn.
And China —like a painted lady looking
on at a tluel between two lovers—is
standing Uy rather unimpassioned wait
ing for tdie fray to be over. When it is
she wUI take the arm of the victor and
go i/s way—at least until Interrupted
r "affair.”
The t*o mea Gen. Chang Tso Lin
and G*-n.' Wu /iSfl'u. Chang is a no
torious villain, an Oriental and magnified
I’ancho Villa.*
Wu is a potential Sir Gallthad and
savior of China.
If Chang wins. Japan will continue to
pull the strings in Pekin and corruption,
graft and anarchy will go on eating deep
er and deeper Into China's vitals.
If Wu wins, China will at least have
a chance. In an interview he told me he
would like to see a government in China
similar to that In the United States, a
nation of more or less self-governing
provinces linked together by a federal
government charged with national and
international affairs.
Chang Is a small wiry man. with
beady, black eyes. He Is Just under 50.
Having starred out a bandit in the Man
churian mountains, he never forgot the
Technique of that trade. What education
he has came to him by absorption, but he
is a natural horn leader of men. With
his band of Manchurian mountaineers, a
lot of hard-riding sharp shooters, he
fought on the side of the Japanese in the
Russo-Japanese war. In part payment,
the Japanese secured his pardon and a
commission from the Chinese Govern
ment. He has been a Chinese army of
ficer ever since and a friend of Japan.
Wu Is a taller, heavier man than Chang
and Is well educated fn civil and mili
tary schools. He,, has an eye for
dramatics, proof of the Imagination
Chang lacks. His tendency Is liberal,
but only time can tell whether he Is
made of strong enough stuff to resist the
terrific temptations which a victory over
Chang and the mastery over Pekin would
Striking Boatmen
Battle With Police
MONTREAL, Quebec, May 3 A battle
it, wcich two policemen wore wounded
and hundreds of shots were fired, raged
between 500 striking longshoremen and a
heavy force of constabulary on the har
bor front early today.
that ugly
itching rash continue
to torment you and
disgust others.
Resmol is almost sure
to conquer it promptly
and easily
If vouYe in doubT. l fr'J H!
At all druggists
RESINOL
.Sooth in q and Healinq
THE WOMAN OF POISE,
One* * rarity. Is now to ba observed
and admired upon every band. Indeed,
no other woman can flourish long in the
midst of this modern, complicated life.
In tbs home, In business. In social life,
the woman who is seren* and confident
wins, whils the nervous, flustered in
dividual wastes her talents and get* no
where. Os course, poise Is dependent
mainly upon sound health and steady
nerves. If you feel that you are being
kept back In this way, why not turn to
that great woman's remedy. Lydia E
Plnkham s Vegetable Compound, which
was msnufactursd from s thorough un
derstanding of th* nervous system of
w# ass I—-A&v artisan; sat.
throw his way.
Wu is master of mid-China and the
Yangtse valley, while Chang is a little
king in the north. Boss of Pekin for
several years, Chang finds his corrupt
rule disputed, at least.
Many Chinese of the best element look
to Wu to save China now and ultimately
set her on the road to better times.
Continuing the Big
Sale of
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—Sport Oyfords
—Strap Pumps
j $2.95
—Street floor
// ! Hundreds of NEW
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le
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a Corset in the Lot '"'J'
Regularly for LESS
i $3! Most of Them u
s the $5 to $8.50 M'Urt'V
Models! i- H
iterials: IIM'/A
cades and coutils, in white and flesh “d* 1
and, and striped patterns in flesh
istie girdles, ji nior corsets, P
sand average type figure styles. U t 1
and back lace; all newest and ' /
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CHANG AND WU
RENEW BATTLE
FOR CONTROL
180-Ivlile Front Scene ot Con
test in Chinese Fight
ing.
SUN JOINS CHANG
PEKIN, May B—After a day of com
parative quiet along the IfeO-mile battle
line extending from Machang to the Hun
River, hostilities were expected to be re
sumed today between the forces of Wu
Pei Fu and Chang Tso Lin, rival war
lord contending for control of China's In
ternal affairs.
The alliance of Sun Yat Sen of South
China with Chang Tso Lin evidently is
giving concern to Wu Pel Fu. It is re
ported that his ace divisions have not
been thrown into the battle south of
Pekin, being held in reserve for fear of
attacks in Shantung and Hunan provines.
Sun's forces, which started northward
two months ago, already have penetrated
Hunan province to such an extent that
General Chao, military tuchun of that
province, has been forced to declare him
self neutral, despite his friendly attitude
toward Wu Tel Fu.
According to reports reaching here,
the fighting so far has developed no
decided advantage for either side.
Plans for the defenst of the diplo
matic quarter, should It become neces
sary. have been completed. The lega
tion guards are drilling dally and thei>
presence has added a sense of security
to the foreign colony,
PAO TING FU, China, May 3.—The
desperate struggle for mastery of the
Pekin-Tien Tsin railroad continues De
spite the fact that Chang Tso Lin's Feng
tien soldiers, supported by a preponder
ance of cannon mounted on strategic
hills, occupy the more advantageous posi
tion. Wu Pel Fu's headquarters here re
port gains as a result of the first three
days of conflict.
Casualties have been heavy. This fact
is attested by the arlval of carload after
carload of wounded. They are being
cared for In tbe Chinese Red Cross ami
the Presbyterian mission hospitals here.
An unauthenticated report Is In circu
lation that poison gas is to be used
Bhortly. Airplanes, machine guns and all
other Implements of modern warfare al
ready have been employed.—Copyright,
1922.’
Negro Assested for
Assault and Robbery
William Hill, negro. 1524 Yandes street,
is under arrest today on chains of rob
bery and assault and battery with Intent
to kill. The polloe alleged he is the
man who attacked William Beall, 1521
East Michigan street, last Friday night
and beat and robbed him of ?40.
PLUMES ON SHOES.
PARTS, May 3 —Got any old ostrich
plumes? Wear them to cover the lacing
of your low shoe* The women are doing
it her-* Quite chic !
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES
DOG HILL PARAGRAfS
The public road between here and Rye
Straw is so crooked the Mall Carrier
says he can not peer ten feet Into the
future
• • •
The store in/the Calf Ribs neighbor
hood was broken into Wednesday night.
To prevent their being discovered while
at work the robbers Bhoved the store
back off the road before robbing It,
# • •
Dock Hocks gays he must be getting
old, as while drying his face today he
observed wrinkles in the towel.
BANDITS WRECK
BANK AND GET
$30,000 HAUL
Injure Store Manager in
Running Fight With
Guns.
LAFAYETTE, Col., May 3.—A gang of
bandits swept down on Lafajette early
this morning and after cutting pH tele
phone and telegraph wires, kidnaping
night marshal George Stobbs, blew the
vaults ,of the First National Bank and
. nod with $30,090 in cash and liberty
, bonds. '
j Jake Oldersen. manager of a local store.
{ was shot and seriously wounded In a
running gun battle with the bandits.
| The bank interior was wrecked by the
I Iwolits who used ten charges <>f dyna
mite before the safe was blown.
Fire Threatens to
Wipe Out Village
KANE. Pa.. May 3.—Two large fac
tories. sis dwellings, a newspaper plant,
store and motion picture theater were
'destroyed by firo which early today
jthreitened to wipe out the village of
JMurlenvllle, near here. Estimate of the
property loss is not available.
PUBLIC LIGHTS
DEMOLISHED AS
PAIL GATHERS
Reports of Violence Continue
From All Sections of
Ireland.
DUBLIN, May 8. —Dali Eireann met U>-
day to settle the date of the Irish elec
tion and, as the members assembled, news
was received here of further violence In
the north.
Dispatches from Belfast said that the
county was completely isolated through
out the night. At gome points every pub
lic light was demolished. A policeman
was killed and another wounded In one
outbreak of disorder.
Fighting between Free State troops and
Irregulars spread over a good part of
County Kilkenny during the past twenty
four hours. More than one hundred rebels
were captured, together with their a ms
In the city of Kilkenny the rebels
seized the cathedral, but later evac
uated It.
The Kildare Club In this city and
other properties that were seized by the
irregulars on Tuesday still were in their
possession today. All have been forti
fied.
Fighting in Derry centered around the
F.ellaghy barracks. Raiders rushed tbe
barracks, kiUlng a constable and wound
ing a sergeant. The occupants of the
barracks opened fire, repulsing the in
vaders.
The home of Constable McClung at
Coal Island, County Tyrone, was attacked
and set on fire. McClung. single handed,
stood off the raiders until policemen
arrived. In the battle whtrh followed
Constable Cardwell was killed.
MORE CONSTABLES
ARRIVE IN ULSTER
BELFAST, May 3.—Reinforcement of
special constables have arrived In Ulster
from F.ngland. It was reported here this
afternoon. They will be used ngalnst
the republicans who are raiding the prop
erty of Orangemen.
MUTINEERS
CLOSE PORT
LONDON. May .3.—The Dublin authori
ties have decided to close the port because
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the modem methods of
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no fuss —Just a few m-
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We Incorporate both service
and convenience. Thursday’s
special—
Lightning Arrester, $2.10
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ail the port properties are held by Irish
Republican army mutineers, according to
a Central News dispatch from Dublin
this afternoon.
Negro Is Arrested
for Attempt to Kill
Ernest Rice, negro, was under arrest
today charged with assault and battery
with Intent to kill. He Is alleged to have
shot Foster Blade, 26, negro, 727 Hadley
street. Blade is shot through the left
lung and his condition, physicians at the
city hospital said. Is critical.
Beeman’s
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Harness
Withdrawn
From Sale
Notice is hereby given that all
harness, harness accessories and
parts, previously advertised for
sale at the f "i 1 Ire points, have
been withdrawn from sale at the
places and dates listed below.
Atlanta, May 4th
Jeffersonville, Ind., May 9th
Chicago, May 11th
New Cumberland, Pa., May 16th
Philadelphia, May 18th
Due hotice will be given
when this material is re
leased for future sale.
S
Chief, Surplus Property Division,
Office, Quartermaster General,
Washington, D. C.
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Ladies Keep Your Skin
Clear, Sweet, Healthy
With Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Talcum
Take the Keeley Treatment
for Whisky, Morphine*, Neurasthenia
or Tobacco using. Write the
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DANVILLE. INDIANA.
If Kidneys Ache
or Bladder’s Weak
Take Roots and Kerbs to Flush Kid
neys and Wash Gut Irritating Acids
j If your kidneys hurt or bladder botheri
! drink lots of water and remember these
I weaknesses result from uric acid. It is
I the duty of the kidneys to reruovo waste
| material from the system; if they become
j overworked and sluggish they fall In their
| efforts to filter and strain all the waste
| poisons from your blood. Parotically all
i rheumatism, back ache, dizziness, consti
pation, sleeplessness and bladder weak
ness come from clogged kidneys.
To have strong, healthy kidneys, capa
ble of easily and normally filtering from
your blood uOu grains of To tins (Poi
sons), which they should -do every 24
hours, you simply must eep them clean
and active and the acids neutralized so
ttmt~yotir kidney and bladdei troubles
will be ended. Then you can forget you
have a st of kidneys or a bladder, .lust
a natural stimulant is necessary. Simply
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We are beginning anew month and this
is a good time to open that Savings Ac
count you have promised your
self.
Don t Forget —
All deposits made on or before MAY 10TH
will receive interest from May Ist.
$1 WILL START AN ACCOUNT
We Pay 4V2% On Savings
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Special Prices This Month Only
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I VI J Best quality deep-curved lenses
\ j \ M In heavy shell frames. .$5.00
S Fine eye-glasses, rims or rim-
IL " legs $3.00
Gold-Filled Spectacles SI.OO to $2.00
Nev*. Lenses put In your old frames SI.OO to $3.00
Heavy Shell Frames, your lenses fitted $2.00
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON ANY KIND OF GLASSES
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esfca—Be Good to Yourself
Get Your Teeth the Expert Dental
L-L.J Attention Available Here.
Doing this promptly mar be the means of prolonging your life, for you
know much serious illness comes from bad teeth.
Anyway, it will make you feel better and look better. It will help your
thlnkery and increase your joys In life.
DON’T HURT A BIT
To have teeth extracted here, take nitrous oxide gas. Just a quiet gentle
sleep; you feel nothing. Any other method where a needle is used is bound
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Electric Washing and Wringing Machine
Guaranteed to wash 100% clean.
Sold on easy payments.
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Corner Maryland and Meridian Streets.
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2108 W. Michigan St., 2815 E. Washington St.
Circle 1918. Auto. 31-188.
Amb. Service. W* Manufacture Our Own Cement Caskets,
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State Fair Ground May 19-27
Tickets On Sale at Your Drug Store.
MAY 3,1922.
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Work Socks
Extra Special
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J.DC for 25c
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Cor. Washington and Delaware