Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1920 — Page 12

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RUSSIAN ISSUE ‘CONFUSED BY LIE FACTORIES’ Manchester Guardian Declares r British Press Has Been Gravely Misled. FACTS ARE BECLOUDED By EARLE C. REEVES, : Internationa] New# Service Staff Correspondent. ! • LONDON, Feb. 0. —Under the caption .“The Propaganda Morass. 1 ’ the Manchester Guardian delivers a pointed sermon on “lie factories" vvliich have beclouded the Russian issue. | The Guardian recounts boldly the various “lies” that have come out of from one side or the other, and 4s particularly ironic regarding reports ’which the British government has Ssed, through the foreign office or er channels. The Guardian names no tpntirces, however, contenting itself with ,e clear indictment of the practice of carIrylng wartime propaganda methods for Jward into peacetime in a vain hope of *“saving Russia by deluding England." | “The recent war revealed in all the countries au enormous addition to the munitions of mendacity,” says the Gurdian. . “It was the first great war since the rise of the modern science of systematic publicity. Everywhere, in varying deRrees, the conviction was evinced that a Rood He may hit your enemy as hard as at any rate, a poor bombardment. HARD TO ESTABLISH Right conditions. “Almost every day's paper shows how hard it may be to get the genic of war 'propagandist' morality back into the leaden pot from which war released the unsavory being.' For months past rthe press has been drenched, from some source with what is simply war propagandist ‘information’ about Russia. Since the German propagandist descriptions of the alleged pandemonium ft insurrection, mutiny and despair Reigning in England during the war, jithere has been published nothing more ebviously seif-convicted of falsehood. \ “First, for a period, we were asked to Relieve that a mere touch of the allied finger .was needed to topple the Russian •soviet government into destruction. That 'was found to be untrue. Then we were told that the soviet government was. anyhow. on its last legs, as 93 per cent of Russians detested it and would welooinp Denikin and Kolchak with open arms. That was found to be untrue. I “At one time we were told that it was all an intrigue of the Germans. That was '"found to b euntrue and the German help .was found to be going to the anti soviet jYudenftch. At another time we were Jtold that bolshevism was run by a litstle gang of Jews. That was found to be /untrue. “FACTS” rFORCED l POX PUBLIC. t “At another time we were told that the Hittle gang of Germans, or of .lews, were going to overrun Asia and take India from us. Then we were asked to beJlieve that all the primitive cruelty of a {Russian civil war Is to be found on the jside of the 5 per cent of Jews, Germans, Jete., and none of it on the side of the 85 per cent of real Russians struggling against them. * “Meanwhile we see the alleged 5 per frent systematically routing everywhere the armed supporters of the alleged 95 per cent; Kolchak, Yudenitch and Denikin chased out of Russia—Denikin and his armies across half Russia, almost from Moscow to the Black sea. We find the alleged cabal of crazy anarchists carrying on year after year a government to which more and more of the moderate elements are apparently rallying—or which, at any rate, they refuse to resist •■with foreign aid. And where we can get at first hand the report of some intelligent and straightforward Englishman who is not entangled in any propagandist organizations we are given a picture of affairs in Russia which bea*rs hardly a point of resemblance to any of these strange stories of the propagandists. PROPAGANDA CALLED “LIE FACTORIES.” “It will not do. “Both parties to the Russian civil war, like both parties to any modern international war, have their propaganda organizations—what our troops in France called with blunt honestly “lie factories.” ”If either thinks it can save Russia by deluding England it is patriotic of it to try. But for any part of .the English press to accept the propaganda tracts of either Russian faction at their face value and to present them to English readers ns If they could be assumed to rest on serious evidence is an offense against honesty. There is no longer the excuse for an Imperfect"feensc of evidence that there was during the war, when a man’s conscience could give him an amnesty for circulating anything, true or false, that might help to defeat a formidable enemy. “For our part we feel that the whole subject of soviet Russia has now been so hopelessly obscured under accumulations of obviously partisan falsehood that no definite judgment about it can be confidently framed.” Swinging Monument Found in Rockies CANON CITY, C 010,., Feb. .—Gently swaying to and fro, a huge granite monolith forming a unique natural monument has been discovered on Green mountain, several miles north of this city. It is believed to be the only "swinging monument” in the world. The shaft is more than 100 feet high and in the course of many years has become free from all surrounding earth formation, except at the base, which is about twelve feet. wide. In the center, the granite column Is about fifty feet In thickness and tapers off to a width at the summit practically the same as at •the base. Lee Hughitt, water commissioner of Canon City, and A. V. Hodgin, Freemont county commissioner, came across the phenonenon recently while on a hunting trip. They report that the entire shaft moves, probably from two to three feet at the apex, and the swinging is constant under the pressure of light winds. The base of the shaft, they said, Zests In a small hollow about three feet in depth and the contiguous granite formation has been entirely disconnected.

Syndicate to Buy Old Berlin Hotel BERLIN, Feb. 6.—An American syndicate is reported negotiating for the .purchase of the Esplanade hotel, one of the largest and most famous hostelries ,at Berlin. ' v' The purchase price is given at $1,000,000. and the German owners are said to retain the right to repurchase the footel after ten years at a price of $3,000.iIOO. Census Man Christens an Unnamed Child HAVERHILL, Mass., Feb. 6—William f. Herilhey is a census enumerator. While performing his duties In the MarMe street section he visited a house oe:upied by a Polish family consisting of Iphn Sotla, his wife and twelve children. IferUhey was informed that the youngest •Mid. a 5-weeks' old baby girl, was unmed. Jit was necessary to secure a name, and i*e father and mother asked the enumerator to designate one. He selected “Margaret.” and thanks to his prompt action, iMargaret" is properly enrolled and will W duly christened.

ZZ222NEV/S of INDIANAPOLIS in Brief

William Geiss, 18 North Richlnnd street, who Is a pigeon fancier, turned a pair of his homer pigeons loose at Franklin Monday and they returned to Indianapolis in forty-five minutes. Rev. C. N. Wilson of the Trinltj Methodist church is conducting a series of revival services. The meetings begin at 7:30 o’clock each evening. The people who use the West Washington street car line claim that a little soap, water and elbow grease applied to the cars used on that line would do much to aid greater sanitation. They deHare that car No. 1005 is an outstanding example of this lack of eleauliuess. Miss Blanch Armfleld, 3908 East Washington, has fully recovered from her two weeks’ illness. Mrs. G. N. Gillum. 4416 East Wash ■ ington street, has returned from Madison, Ind., where she was called to. attend the funeral of her nephew. Some new fiction that is having a wide circulation at the Prospect branch library is “Red and Black.” by Rlchmoud; “The Prisoner," by Alice Brown; “The Man from Glengarry,” by Ralph Connor; “The Silver Horde,” “The Net,” and anew copy of “The Barrier,” by Rex Beach; “Prudence Says So,” by Ethel Heuston, and “The Clansman” and “Leopard’s Spots,” by Thomas Dixon. One hundred new books are expected at the branch in the next two months. A ent of cars tore down the bumper, and a big freight car rolled across the sidewalk and came to a stop near the center of Alabama street, a few yards south of police headquarters, yesterday. No damage was done exeept the cutting of the new pavement by the flange of the car wheels and the breaking down of the bumper at the end of the railroad tracks. William St. John Tucker. Chicago. Hi., will lecture on socialism at 49South Delaware street at 2:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon. An Interesting entertainment wa* given in the school at Southport Wednesday. The program consisted of several musical numbers and a magician’s act. .Mrs. J. Bierach of Louisville, Ky., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown. 1/110 Linden street. Jane Virginia Tomilaon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tomilson. is recovering from a serious illness at their home, 1212 North State avenue. The Epworth league of the Barth Clare Methodist church won the banner for ettendaneo at the league rally, wh'efi was held at the church Wednesday. Dr. r. E. Bacon, district supcriuiciiuent lor ihe Methodist Episcopal churches, was the speaker. Chester A. Carlisle and Miss Florence Hartley were married at the home of the bride, 615 East Thirty-second street, on Wednesday. Dr. G. Rector Dye of the Second Baptist church performed the ceremoney. The Sunday school teachers of St. Mathews Evangelical Lutheran church will mett at tbeparsonage tonight. - At meeting of the Spades Park Branch Library club for boys and girls Tuesday. Feb. 3, at 3:15 In the auditorium, the following officers were elected : Jean Turner, president; Herbert t’hillpps. vice president and Beatrice Berry, secretary. This was followed by a piano solo by Beatrice Berry and a play “Boots and the North Wind,” taken from a Norse tale, and read by Dorothy Screes, Emma Huffiueister, Helen Williams, Otto Smith Vaudeville stunts were performed by Herman Stevens and Chester Jordan. The congregation of the Heath Memorial church, of which Rev. Elmer St. Clair Is pastor, plans to erect anew church on the corner of Commerce avenue and Windsor street in the near future. The church will cost about $40,000 and “COMPLETELY DISCOURAGED” Is the feeling and plaint of women who am “run-down” so low that work dimes, head aches, back aches, dragging down feelings, dizzy, pale and weak, I | little things annoy I _ and ‘ 'everything goes wrong." 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will be built along the most modern Ideas In church building. The basketball team of the Second Baptist church won their game Wednesday at the Seventh Christian church. Rev. George 8. Hennlnger of the East Tenth Street Methodist church addressed the Pa rent-Teacher association of school No. 10 at their meeting at the school Wednesday afternoon. His subject was “That Boy, Who Shall Ilßve Him?" Mrs. G. Finfroek of the School Lunch 3Sso elation spoke regarding the serving of lunch in the schools. Miss A. Grant led the children in community singing. Mrs. George Barcus is president of the asso ciatlon. Mrs. Jacob Megel, 1417 Madison avenue, and Mrs. Christopher Fox, 1714 Madison avenue, will be the hostesses at the card party given by the Christian Mothers’ club of Sacred Heart in Sacred Heart hall Sunday. The degree team of the Commanrhe Council No. 47. Daughters of Pocahontas, will give a box supper at the Red Men's hall, Morris and Lee streets, this evening. Tbe Victory window lias been installe I in the Victory Memorial church, which will be dedicated Feb. 22. The figure on the window is the Angel of Victory, bearing a crown in one hand and a palm branch in the other. This window is in the front of the church, which faces Woodlawn avenue. The church is now practically complete, except for the in- | stallation of the seating. PANIC IN COURT AS FIRE STARTS Judge and Two Boy Prisoners Only Calm Ones. Excitement ran high yesterday at the courthouse, when smoke coming from under the floor of the juvenile court penetrated the entire building. Judge Lahr was bearing a case when smoke and the odor of burning wood and paper began pouring into his court room. Witnesses and others made a rush for ■ the door, but Judge Lahr and two youth j ful prisoners remained in the room, i “Does a feller have to stay here and ibe burned up?” asked one of the lads ; in custody. . They decided to stay when the court showed no fear. The firemen made quick work of putting out the fire under the ' floor of the juvenile court. It is thought that someone threw a lighted cigaret on the floor and that it rolled under an opening near a radiator. The damage was slight but It gave employes of the courthouse a real thrill. HERE’S CHANCE FOR YOU. The Miehelin Company of France has offered a prize of $50,000 for the invention of an airplane which will rise and land vertically, technically known as a heliocopter MEXICAN MONEY DECREE. A decree, issued by the Mexican government, authorizes the emission of 25,000.000 pesos In paper money through the monetary commission in Mexico City. NEGLECTING THAT COLD OR COUGH? Why, when Dr. King’s New Discovery so promptly checks it. IT'S natural yon don’t want to be careless and let that old cold or cough drag on or that new attack develop j seriously. Not when you can get such a proved successful remedy as Dr. King's Npw Discovery. Cold, cough, grippe, croup does not resist this standard reliever very long. Its quality Is as high today as if always | has been—and it's been growing steadily j (n popularity for more than fifty years , flOe and $1.20 a bottle at all druggists. Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver They Just won't let you put “pep" into your work or play. Sick headache | comes from retaining waste matter and | impurities in the body. Feel right for anything—make the liver I lively, the bowels function regularly, I with Dr. King's New Life Tills. Smooth |ly yet positively they produce results that cleanse the system and make the j liver and bowels respond to the de- ! mands of a strong, healthy body. Still | 25c—at all druggists. Try them tonight. Miller’s Antiseptic OU, Known as Snake Oil Will Positively Relieve Pain In a Few Minutes Try it right now for Rheumatism. I Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and j swollen Joints, pain In the head, back and ! limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After one apj plication pain usually disappears as If 1 by magic. j Anew remedy used internally and ex j ternally for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Influ. j enza, Sore Throat, Diphtheria and Ton i silltis. This Oil is conceded to be the most ! penetrating remedy known. Its prompt end immediate effect In relieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to the affected parts at once. As au illustration, i pour ten drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it will penetrate this substance through and through in three minutes. Accept no substitute. This great oil is golden red color only. Manufactured by ; Herb Juice Medicine Company. Every ; bottle guaranteed at Haag Drug Stores. | —Advertisement.

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Has Postcard Taken From Yank by Heinie WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., Feb. 6.—Mr. Grady C. Stone of 902 Bellewood avenue, this city, has is: his possession a posrcard picture which was the property of

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some American soldier killed in the Meuse-Argonno offensive In November, 1918. He obtained the picture from a German 3oldier orti the day of the signing of the armistice. The German stated that he had taken it from the body of an American as it was being buried. 1 Mr. Stone is trying to find the relative*

of the dead hero in order that he may return the picture to them. The picture appears to be the family group of the soldier in which are himself, his father and mother, a brother and seven sisters. It is taken at the side of a frame dwelling on which are tacked two striped blankets as a background.

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