Indiana daily times. [volume], May 08, 1922, Home Edition, Page 14, Image 14

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MEMBER OP THE r.HKRAL RESERVE SYS TE M
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 cheeking 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%.
Branches and affiliated banks: 1233
Oliver; 474 West Washington; 2812
East Washington; 2122 East Tenth;
1541 North Illinois; 2969 North
T llinois.
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Trusts • Commercial Banking • Savings
Evans 'Woollen, PnsiJeit
Via PnsiJeaa
Hugh McK. T.radon Hugh Dougherty
Albert E. Metzger Vinson Carter
N. W. CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AND- MARKET
POLICE SEEK
CLEW IN PARK
DUAL MURDER
Find No Evidence of Struggle,
and Also Doubt Suicide
Pact Was Cause.
MAMARONEI'K. X. Y.. May * The
bodies of John C. Kane, Jr.. 34. ami Miss
Elizabeth Dunn. 32, were found in Alton
Wood I’ark early today.
Miss Dunn had twen shot through the
left breast. Kane died from a bullet
tired through his mouth. Beside his
right baml lay a Colt automatic.
Police found no evidence of a struggle
ltd there was no indication of a double
suicide pact.
So far as early investigations showed,
(he couple, who bad been constantly to
gether lately, are not known to have
ifuarreled.
The fact that a bullet had found the
.irl’s heart killing her Instantly, that
wild flowers she had picked were still
in her hand, and that there was no sign
■f a struggle, caused doubt in the minds
• f the police regarding what appeared
on the face of things to be a case of
murder and suicide
Kane was a postal clerk. He served as
a sergeant and instructor at the Paris
Island Marine Corps training camp in
South Carolina during the war.
Miss Dunn had just renewed her con
tract ns a teacher in {he public schools.
Did Richard Steele
Stevenson’s Auto?
Richard Steel. 'Jot". Bluff road, was ar
rested late last night on the charge of
vehicle taking. He was found, it is said,
in an automobile near Raymond str.-et
and White river. Steele is alleged to have
-tolen an automobile owned by George
Stevenson. I niversity Heights.
Yellow Taxi Rates
Are Slashed Again
Rates have again been reduced by the
Yellow Cab Company, the company an
nottneed today. The former rate of S3
an hour was reduced to $2.50. The mile
age rates are 25 cents for the first third
•if a mile and 10 rents for each additional
'hird of a mile, with a charge of JO cents
for each additional passenger.
1* jour child** dcvelop
ment recorded In photo
/ A graph* ? Imperishable,
permanent, drlifrht fnl.
J 2 they he*t remintl you in
. gr after years of aJ! the hap
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like to make children’**
portrait*.
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Opening
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i! Ist and Sehurmann ave.
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Satin Flapper Pumps—All the Rage!
evert pair fitted unnecessary to attend shoe sales when you
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rTnW Our assortment of satin flapper pumps is com-
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every age. You save money EVERY TIME
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2nd FLOOR STATE LIFE BUILDING
Henry P. Davison
Estate $10,000,000
NEW YORK, May $. Henry P. Pavi
son, noted financier of J. P. Morgan & 0.,
who died Saturday during an operation
for a tumor on the brain, left an es
tate valued at $10,000,000.
Ho carried life insurance amounting to
52.000.000 In twenty companies.
The funeral will be simply conducted
tomorrow from the little Episcopal
Church in Locust Valley, where he wor
shipped.
Blind Tiger Charge
Follows Car Fight
A fight with a street car conductor
last night resulted in R. A. Scott. 1704
Ashland avenue, being charged with op
erating a blind Mger and assault and
battery. The trouble occurred a! Col
lege avenue and Pratt street. Everett
Phillips. 523 Highland avenue, conduc
tor, tore a SI bill Scott handed him
A quarrel followed. Phillips Is said to
have put Seott off the ear. The police
searched Scott and say tli<> found a
bottle of whisky in his coat pocket.
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WHAT IS YOUR MENTAL AGE?
INDIANA HEALTH EXPOSITION
State Fair Ground May 19-27
Tickets On Sale at Your Drug Store.
DOG HILL PARAGRAFS
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Sidney Hocks had a narrow escape
front serious injury one day this week.
He was on Musket Ridge, and was walk
ing across a deep gully on a plank. W hen
he had reached the middle he took a large
chew of tobacco and became overbalanced.
• • •
The Dog Hill preacher Is doing a lot
better In his sermons now than he did,
and ought to be encouraged. Quite a
number of the congregation now sit clear
through the sermon without thinking
about anything else.
• • •
Clab Hancock says In his Judgment the
only thing that can thrive without a
foundation is a false rumor.
NIGHT SESSIONS
TO FORCE ACTION
ON TARIFF BILL
Republican Leaders Say Demo
crats Are Resorting to
Filibuster.
WASHINGTON. May s.—By adopting
a policy of attrition. Senator Lodge, Ue
publicain leader, and his Administration
associates, planned today to wear out the
Democratic opposition to the M. i umber
tariff bill in the hope ■ f forcing its pas
sage "not later than Aug. 1.
President Harding was reported t >
share the concern of the Administration
spokesmen over the little progress that
has been made with the measure with the
two weeks it has been lief..re tin- Senate
Senator Lodge sail in- was going
ahead with his plan to hold t. e Semite
in cortiuuous night sessions beginning
tomorrow, unless the Demo ratio tilibus
ter he charged was Icing conducted
against the bill, was abandoned.
Senator Met.'ll in her. Republican, of
North Dakota, chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee, was understood, how
ever, to regard night sessions wish dis
favor and others on the Uepuidi'-an side
were said to share liis opposition to
Stumors being compelled to main on the
job at night.
Senator Watson, Republican, of Indi
ana charged that ‘'the sole, object of all
"tlie talk the Democrats have enrag
ing in sin e the tariff bill was made tic
unfinished business, is to filibuster, to
postpone, to procrastinate, to delay, to
put off Its passage until just as near the
November election* as possible.”
Senators 1 nderwood of Alabama. Sim
mons of North Carolina. King of Italy
and others who are leading the Demo
cratic opposition. Oetii.-il emphatically
that a filibuster is being waged to hold
up the bill.
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What Would Happen to the Farmer
if ho disposed of every grain at the reaping and
forgot the needs of flic season to coine?
•II ST EXACTLY WHAT WOULD UAITKX
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earned, and saved nothing for growth and devel
opment .
Open a Savings Account and store more seed
each month fop the planting.
Make your deposits on or before May 10th
and they will draw interest from May Ist.
We Pay 4V2% On Savings
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be hurt?
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