The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

Vi PACKERS RESIST EMBARGO ON CANS 75 Perfectly BASTION Releases Acts Like Magic Ne ws of Churches HENRY TUTEWILER CAR HITS WAGON MAN HURT StraUss Co Rehearsal of Circus COUNCIL ADOPTS Parties Meetings WARORDINANCE MEAT PACKERS OER PLANTS of Is designed making town rd Would Annex New Land 1 ho present but Chalmer 7 Passenger Touring Car Price $1350 Detroit reading of Hie ho patriotism Unequalled Performance he or rights as this take away tai) By Chaimers 7 Passenger Sets Al! Motorists Talking rose to a point of ord PROBE UNDS to take the an ordinance could not be passed under a The show carries a large mcnag of whole CUBA TO HAVE PHOTO Ing out the provisions the resolution twin brother It was Egyptian these statements are true that Makers (he Highest GnxkTurktsh and EyphanGjarettes in theUMd nd Pritrlusrcl Midland WiXX the not $2550 2550 Barry presented an mjllihed the clause from street morning al onu a spirited contest it unlawful for any Elder Blackledge as Nathaniel Dun played the stellar role in or of disrespect government liis whistle will be The two ordinances submitted by the Vehicle Association to take the wfordsvilltj city limits and the board of Bud the the the Council and Councilman Thomas Lee opposed the ordinance It provides oUV ami imprison me riL oi West Tenth It also adopted were Robbins William Bach suspension of the rules which prorcduie is necessary If it is to be passed the same day unless it was bv the unani The first meeting of a special commit tee appointed by William ortune presl $50000000' reived Company shortage must be and that ments of to furnish provisions for the army navy rhe party included mour Swift A Cudah Wilson and Edward Morris line connections with hoods over the ranges or plates connecting with the Hue to prevent downward drafts The or dinance carries a fine of from $10 to 1 Ou and trnpriRonment for ninety days It ful white horse standing jumping off one side and while she herself is chid old gymnasium bluorm is ing a revocation bf the order against tin cans for nonperishable goods but when it was learned the Governor was absent from the state and the occasion de manded immediate action this matter was deferred until after the Chicago con ference THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TUESDAY dav it was vote Shea ami Barry stricken from Cd Miller (dm appealed from the decision Connor was named by Shea ehair arid Barry cited a pro presented with a dissenting HAVANA Cuba April 16 The City Council today approved a resolution to place a portrait of President Wilson in the City Hall decorated with entwined American and Cuban flags ive hun ALMEBE1HXr an equestrienne is one of the big attractions with the John Hohihson circus which In addition to the clause covering QTQ SltillwAl) strpet asserted that the speed was not sive The injured man was sent City Hospital TIis condition thought to be serious The funeral of Henry AV Tutewiler who died Saturday at his homo 1432 Cen tral avenue will be held today Public services will be held at the Roberts Park AI Church at conducted by the Rev Albert Hurlstone of Evansville and the Rev George Smith Private services will be held this afternoon at the home Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery The pallbearers follow: Active John McCullough rank McCrea A Wiley Berryhill Maj I Mc Cormick and Surface Honorary Capt A AL Scott John AV Bowles (Ten John Horace Wood Daniel AVait Howe Maj rank Dougherty Col John eslerJ Boyd Quincy A Myers Clarence AVeir Good heart Oran Perry and Benjamin Rich ardson Contest Board of the American Automobile Association certifies Heel me in Ike Ira tiss read files on of the i a venerable middy blouse and a lace noudoir cap to keep her hair from falling duwn It Is even Impossible tn tell which are the clowns tm they stand about the AVASHTNGTON April 16 Heads of several big packing houses in conference here today with Secretary Houston of fered to turn over their plants for gov ernment requirements during the war a i 1 ai Blythe Hendricks as The fine points of the nt which strikes in of wages rofTditions hours of I members II Come and see the car Come and learn WHY thi unheard of feat was possible Come and drive the car yourself eel the charm of a Chalmers ell took the stand lhal the provision the law applied to the suspension of the unfavorably on them S'everal memlrers of the asso'latiofj were at the meeting and it is possible attempt will be made at the next meeting to amend the present ordinances Lee voted no Councilman Lee introduced an ordi nance providing I hat gas ranges gas and I bi rry Conn cilm' ham voted The Indianapolis Ethical Society will meet at 1948 Central avenue at 8 4 this evening The question for discus sion will be Is the Limit and the Extent of Individual Brown will be the leader The auxiliary to Indianapolis Chapter No 393 will meet at the home of Mrs Lillian Malone T245 Standard avenue this afternoon Kanotia Team will give a card party Rt Garfield Hall East and Minnesota streets at 8:15 o'clock Thursday evening contained a clause which prohibited labor strikes inypubhc utilities plants IL Was this jirovisiun the ordinance winch caused tlie opposition After the title of the ordinance was read Councilman Connor moved a sus pension of tlio rules which carried unanimous! As Mlohael Shea was declare the ordinance passed motor run To carry four passengers fuel Adds the cap sheaf of surprise Indiana Canning Companies ac ihg Loss of pillions Call Coun cil on Government Order ON THE MOVE V'o an say this for the roninainbui ist he is no dreamer Edgar Garvin Blink Lockwood Charles Kelly Roland Barnette Clyde Baker Air Sperry John AVeir Pete Willing Cletus Kruyer Josephine Lock wood Kathleen Good Angie Gertrude Pettijohn Herman William Beatty The play was given under the direc tion of Harry Porter Mayor misde meanors nut covered by cither slate or 1917 When Chalmers started out to attempt the feat they said: us make this complete Let us omit nothing that can add to the difficulty of performance Let us The commit' pf eonidslM nholrmii JT riti AL Allison Charles P3 Coffin John ton A riecnpr inur Kahn George (J Htiuwde the lions and through their there is anv sig part of any of them Among the headliners of the Hagen beck Wallace circus who have been re hearsing constantly ever since the show barked its sixty cars up to the show grounds and pitched its city of great tents arc Mlle Donovan elephant train er Hallie Julian Louise ottrell Louise Stlrknov end Gladvs Gorman riders Darron Brothers and Joe Lelmir equili mits and Aiarv warn juinausi director is manager and runs according to Is Vastly Different rom Regular Show Motorists everywhere are talking of the startling feat performed by a Chalmers 7 passenger touring car in Chicago Something new has been discovered in motor car achievements Something never before attempted never before done by an automobile To set a mark of 5868 miles through busy streets was a feat in itself But to do it all on high gear To make it a non stop 25 Public Services for Old Citizen to Be Held Today will drain the territory to be annexed and the property should be assessed for More than fifty representatives of In diana canning factories wholesale gro cers and brokers in a special meeting at the Claypool Hotel last night discussed plans for combating an order which they declare if enforced would virtually the loss of next entire pack pork and beans red kidney beans sat kraut and hominy which is estimated Packers said tnev had notice from the American that because of a reno of tin plate the output of can restricted to perishable goods there would be no further ship cans to packers of beans iny spaghetti and kraut until the company has made sure it is in a pos to take care of it other trade As a result of the meeting a committee of packers brokers and wholesale gro cers was appointed to call a conference Thursday in Chicago with officials of the can company to ascertain the exact con dition of the industry That the em bargo on cans for nonperishable goods will be a blow not only to the Indiana packers who pack annually 60 per cent of the output of this kind of foodstuffs in the entire nation but to Governor campaign of food conserva tion was tiie prediction of practically all the packers present Asked by Government The embargo against packing of non perishable goods is the result of a 'circu lar letter issued by the Department of Commerce which contained a request that all packers limit the canning of nonperishable goods and concentrate on perishable food products The canners declare that this request had been over stepped by the can manufacturers Of the articles mentioned the packers asserted only kraut cun be preserved in a practical way without the use of tin cans Many of the Indiana packers ex pressed the belief that if the request for limiting the distribution of cans orig inated in the Cabinet its members had been misinformed regard ing the situation They asserted that by prohibiting distribution of tin containers fbr tobacco spices coffee lard and ar ticles classed as luxuries it would be possible to give the packers of nonperish able foodstuffs an adequate supply for the pack Committee Appointed Ivan Morgan of the Austin Canning Company of Austin Ind representing the packers II Buning of Indianapolis representing the brokers and Oscar Haug representing the wholesale grocers were appointed to call the Chicago meeting of central states packers An Indiana meet ing will be held riday night in Indian apolis to receive the report of the Chi cago meeting Buning expressed the belief that the reported shortage of tin is not real that the shortage if any exists is in steel plate and that steel and tin plate manufacturers are taking this means of escaping from less profitable contracts than now can be made Among the canning companies repre sented at the meeting were: Polk Co Greenwood VanCamp products Company Indianapolis Central States Canning Company Indianapolis Ilagels kamp Haverkamp Canning Company Indianapolis Houghland Bros Canning Company Underwood Scottsburg Can ning Company Scottsburg Austin Can ning Company Austin Grafter Johnson Greenwood representing nine Indiana companies: Rider Packing Company Crothersville AVood of the Con tinentals Brokerage Company of Indian apolis and Oscar Haug of AI O'Conner Co of Indianapolis also attended Several of the men favored an appeal bv the City Council at its regular meeting last night Roy McCallister 33 years old 2417 East Michigan street suffered a fractured leg and an injury to his head in a street car accident in front of 1144 Roosevelt avenue yesterday afternoon Lieut Reilly and ai squad of police learned that a wagon owned by the Coburn Storage and Warehouse Company driven by McCal lister was side swipped by an inbound Brightwood car and was wedged between the car and a transfer wagon belonging to Ray McCallister was thrown io the pavement' Samuel elts 723 Spring street the motorman said that McCal lister turned into the car track in order to pass the transfer wagon that was standing at the curb Passengers de clared that the car was going fast but the motorman and conductor loyd Seals HIHl uuiei miuc'svo exces to is Is no doubt of my for I am willing to go the limit for my country I knew nothing of this ordi nance until it was read but I do not rules Presented by Mayor Bell tlon of land lying between Twelfth street and the Slylisk Siwes Regal Bell an Absolutely Removes One package proves it 25c at all druggists The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Uni verbalist Church will meet at the church at 1:30 Thursday afternoon Mrs Chandler's Bible class of the Centra! Avenue Church will meet at the home of Mrs A Baxter 892 Middle drive Woodruff Place tomorrow afternoon Brotherhood of the irst Baptist Church held its monthly meeting and uinner in the assembly room of the church last evening The dinner was served bv the women of the church One hundred and ten members were present A Caperton president of the brotherhood was toastm38" ter red Bonifield spoke on the Spawn American war and Lucius Swift on tne civil war Airs Lotta Lojran Parsley and Mrs Glenn 'O riermood sang The Rev rederick Taylor pastor of the church made a short talk The installation of the Rev Lucius Paige as pastor of the Central Universalist Church will take place tomorrow evening The program is in charge of the state supyr intendent of the Universalist churches the Rev Charles Petty of Logansport John Clifford of Connersville president of the Indiana Universalist convention will Pre side The Rev Masofr of Muncie ill preach the installation sermon Others jn the program are the Rev Matthias Haines of the irst Presbyterian Churcn the Rev Percy Enler irst Longrega tional the Rev Wilber Neison Place the Rev AV Gra ton Third Christian the Rev Beckett Galxes ton Ind the Rev rank AA ick it st Unitarian and the Rev Morton I Orson on Hm A circus at rehearsal presents an en tlrvly different picture from what it doeM when the grandstand is packed with peo pie for theregular periormancea Hagen beck AV allace circus which the cirrus season with two pei foimancw tomorrow at the A tst AVafchingtohte street show grounds has been spending several davs in Indianapolis getting ready to open the season and is holding? two or three rehearsals daily rehearsals will be held today The spangled gaily colored costumes of the performers are not visible at the rehearsals The acrobats and eque trians the men and women who do won derful wires Tourine Car 7 passengCT $1350 Touring Sedan 7 passenger $1850 Limousine 7 passenger Touring Car 5 pasenger 1250 Roadster 3 passenger 1250 ToVn Car 7 passenger (All priest Detroit Prices subject to change without noucej ZiUlUiviUBlLE COMPAfNY (kVitCV radical chances in and iirhifrarv lengtlianin work The amendment lost all of tiro Council voting against Barry and Lee Barry Explains Vote When his name was called for a vote ordinance works corninl ttee William A Pickens corporation sei asked that Ihe change of venue count be replenished with $300 from general fond The ordinance was frrrpH in the finance committee An diance providing for additional tracks for the Belt Railroad nt Tnth street Thir teenth street ami Sixteenth street was referred to the board of works comuilttte the white palm and Hie extra large feet and the red polka dotted suits and WVb the most ordinary Hollies in the Jong overcoats if the weather is as chilly as it has been for the last few days: and most unclownllke looking derby hats Performers Stroll About Jotween the (S the performers stroll around the ring wearing I bathrobes Hodr light shoes protected by very large flopping slippers and they sit inc thu grand stand and watch each 1 acts very seriously 'I her is no whatever in the presentation of Hie acls themselves However Except for the matter or costuming the acts are given at evr ry rehearsal just as they are at inc regular pm iui iimiuxa me finish the same attention to de the same nevr ceaslng effort to jatp all "roughness And naturally there is very little dli ferenre In the rehearsal of the animal sets and their regular presentation as the waltzing hurse is about the only ani mal that wears a regular costume at any time Tlie animals arc required to give just ns finished a performance at re hmirsals uh the human performers how sefiwyer me trainer or tigers puts them aflt again and again if of refractoriness on the A acts on the trapeze and high appear in the most nondescript es instead of the romantic at tlrm It is pointed out that DEITIES 7fie utmost Cigarettes 'Plain End or Cork Tip People of cidlurerefinemeni and education inuanahL PREER Deities to ary other cigarette cus ring Th motto seems to be the old rv ost clothes vn't vfi got arid it seems in congruous to see a woman bareback rider i beau ti nts back the other a pair of from the Style Studios It has set its seal upon the facts Xpu can have this flexibility this economy this consistent solid satisfaction in your car We have on our show room floor the of the car that did a standard stock can tune in a fine manner last night before a large audience at the Murat Theater The play was given under the auspices of the Indiana Democratic Club The hearty applause accorded the play ers throughout the three acts was proof that painstaking rehearsals and careful attention to details were all that was necessary to make an amateur perform ance altogether acceptable Air Blackledge was excellently sup ported by Marie McElwaine as Betty Graham and Sam Graham comedy which are brought out in the career of Duncan who after failing to make good in the city takes the advice of his friend Harry Kellogg and begins over again in a small town where he hopes to win a fortune by marriage were brought out in convincing style rank Baker as Harry Kellogg Walter Clarke as Hi the oldest inhabitant and Harry Porter as Watty the tailor also won muon appiause The other characters Louis Lavton: newsboy Real tv: George Burnham AV elder James Long Louis Gregoire Law onpA VfillAr rank Wording: Willie to Governor Goodrich to assist in obtain Bartlett Mark Archer Tracy Tanner Would Prohibit Any Words or Acts Disrespect and Public Utility Strikes gie1 tomorrow he two perform md oTie at 8 Irens season will for mally launched In Indianapolis a Pleasant to take Investigate all HO called movement in Indianapolis was held at the Cha mber of Commerce yesterday The committee Is known as the patriotic committee and it will Investigate all proposed movements to raise funds for patriotic purposes to make sure that the public Is not swindled by lpled persons who might lake advantage of a supposed opportunity lor furthering their 1 i th? 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