Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 23 October 1931 — Page 4

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931.

Business and Professional DIRECTORY

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SAYS EDISON WILL AID MANKIND THROUGH MENTAL TELEPATHY

IOWA FARMERS READY TO FIGHT

Sues for “Love Baby 1

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Elected chairman of the National Credit Corporation, th e $1,000,000,000 organization provided for in President Hoover’s plan for relieving frozen credits in the banks of the nation, George M. Reynolds (above), of Chicago, is one Of the most prominent bankers in the Middle West. In 1908, while president of the A merican Bankers Association, Reynolds accompanied the American monetary commission to Europe as adviser. The following year he declined the portfolio of Secretary of the Treasury in President Taft’s Cabinet

A Mild Winter Is Being Predicted Chicago, Oct. 22.—(UP)—So certain of a mild winter is city Recreation Supervisor Oscar Knop that he is betting $50,000 (public funds; not his pwn) on l>is hunch. ; “Fur on the squirrels is so thin you can see rlgnt through the bush of their tails,’ explained Knop. “The ducks have white pin feathers on their breasts, and hardly any real feathers, and dandelions still are blooming in Lincoln park.” Since all that is so, Knop is going to take the $50,000, in winter sport recreation funds, and put it in the bank. He’s not going to spend a cent of it until January 1 because ,as he has proven by the squirrels, the ducks and the dandelions, there’s going to he no snow for toboganning and no ice for skating until then. — o — Americanism: Using good publicity to build up great stores of wealth; standing helplessly silent while bad publicity makes the land daily poorer.The religionists’ idea that you are wicked if you don’t agree with him seems very narrow to the evolutionist who thinks you a fool if you don’t agree with him.

(By HENRY T. RUSSELL) (United Press Staff Correspondent.) London, Oct. 22—(UP)—The brilliant mind of Thomas A. Edison will continue to aid mankind, possibly through “some kind of mental telepathy,” Sir Oliver Lodge, scientist and spiritualist, said Wednesday night in commenting on the death of the Amer-

ican inventor.

Sir Oliver, who recently an-

nounced his own intention of communicating with the world after his death, told the United Press that he believes it certain that such men as Edison and the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow continue, after death, to exert influ-

ence on the affairs of men. “The dead,” he declared, “take

themselves and their characters and their histories along with them. The stages through which they have passed on earth have

had an effect which lasts into the

beyond.

The noted, white-bearded spiritualist said that Edison and Motrow will influence people on earth

from beyond as they

their lives.

Hundreds Gather to Oppose Vaccination of Livestock for T. B.

Burlington, la., Oct. 22.—(UP)A “rebel army” of embattled farmers, their wives .and their children camped on a nearby farm Wednesday night, ready to do battle with National Guard troops detailed to i enforce Iowa’s tuberculosis cattle

testing law.

Farmers from throughout the '©astern Iowa district harboring the “cow rebellion” came to take Everstman’s farm, parked their automobiles and settled down to await developments. Many brought

did during!their families.

Only a few

to kill her and their son, Hyman, 23. Sheriff Childs said Mrs, Stotts confessed in a signed statement that after The shooting she visited relatives in Sellersburg and New

Albany then returned and surrendered. The son, who served 25 months in the state reformatory on charges of killing a brother-in-law, also was taken into custody.

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“But the task of Mr. Morrow,”itroops established headquarters at he declared, “is easier, because as'the county fairgrounds. The Na-

tional Guard contingent was growing larger hourly as reinforcements arrived. The force will total

1,700 men when' v complete. “Cow Soldiers55 Increasing From the farm camp also capre

reports that the numbers were inj creasing despite- the fact that there

a politician he dealt with ideals. “His earfTily training fitted him to influence the minds of his fellow men, whereas Mr. Edison’s work was primarily with material things. These material things are not as easily influenced from beyond as are the minds of men.” ,

Sir Oliver feels certain that Edi-' was little prospect of an “engageson will continue his activities'ment”. before today and probably “because he would not be happy not before Friday, when it is un-

derstood first attempts will be made to carry out testing operations on Everstman’s farm. Everstman is president of the County Farmers’ Protective Association and one of the leaders of the re-

sistance movement.

unless he kept up his work.”

The Irish Are Fighting Again

Dublin, Oct. 22—(UP) — The government has established military courts throughout the free state for suppression of political terrorism, and simultaneously banned 12 organizations charged with anti-government activity. The organizations v^ere the Saor Eire, the Irish Republican Army, the Fianna Eireann, the Cumann-Na-Mban, the Friends of Soviet Russia, the Irish Labor Defense League, The Workers Defense Corps, The Women's Defense League, the Workers Revolutionary party, the Irish Tribute League, the Irish Workers and Farmers Committee and the Workers Research Bureau. The country was reported quiet and various alleged leaders of firmed opposition factions were said to have fled to the hills or to foreign countries.

Ruth Noble (right), pretty vaudeville actress of Los Angeles, has filed suit against Sessue Hayakawa (center), famed Japanese film actor, to recover the custody of her son (left), who was adopted recently by the Japanese and his wife. Miss Noble, m a legal complaint, named Hayakawa as the father of her child, born m New York in January, 1929, under the name of “Alexander Hayes. The lad’s mother says she signed a contract giving the child to the Hayakat was in return for $4,500 and a promise of $150 monthly. Now shej wants her boy back.

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witnesses said Wednesday at the trial of Mrs. Fixel’s suit for a share in the Erlanger estate. She claims she was Erlanger’s common law wife for the last ten years of

his life.

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Conger, one of Wednesday’s witnesses, said as long ago as December, 1919, she received a letter from Mrs. Fixel saying that she had married Erlanger. Other witnesses said Er-

The farmers assembled when i an g e r and Mrs. Fixel used endearthey heard a report that attempts j n g terms 25 years ago.

falling two weeks earlier than usual has temporarily blocked motor car traffic in Monarch pass, between Salida and Gunnison. Snow also was reported Wednesday in the Greenhorn mountain range, west of Pueblo, and in the Sangre DeCristo mountains of New Mexico. x

would be made Wednesday to test Everstman’s cattle. When neither veterinarians nor soldiers appeared at the farm it developed that food would be necessary for the

500 or more farmers.

Threaten Merchants With Ban Envoys came to merchants here to purchase supplies and while buying their buns and minced ham the cow warriors said they would put a ban against the storekeepers if they sold to the militia.

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Claims Share In Magnate’s Estate

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New York. Oct. 22.— (UP)—The romance of Charlotte Fixel and A.j L. Erlanger, late theatrical magnate .extended as far back as 1906,-

The Erlanger estate, of which Mrs. Fixel asks a widow’s dower of one third, has been estimated

at $75,000,000. o—^

SNOW BLOCKS TRAFFIC

Denver, Col., Oct. 22.—Snow,

KILLED HUSBAND BECAUSE NO GROCERIES WERE BOUGHT

Jefferson, Ind., Oct. 22.—(UP)— Because Eliza Stotts, 48, refused to buy groceries for his family, his wife sjiot and killed him as he slept following a quarrel, she confessed to Sheriff Luther Childs last night. Mrs. Stotts said she was prompted also by threats of her husband

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