Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1920 — Page 2

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COUNTY G. 0. P. CHAiEMAN HAS REAL DILEMMA t Anti-Jewett Men Insist Hendrickson Give Them Place on Primary Board. Harry Hendrickson, republican chairman of Marion county, is facing a dilemma. The “anti-Jewett republicans’* are demanding representation on the primary election boards, which he will appoint. If he names “anti-Jewett” men on these hoards he will throw away the advantages the old organization has in the control of the primaries from the time the polls open until the returns are finally compiled and announced to the public that generally believes fliey represent an honest count of the votes actually cast. If he does not name “anti-Jewett” representatives on the board the organization will be in a position to conduct the primaries as very much pleases. But the “anti-Jewett” faction will not abide by the results of the count announced by the organization boards as being the real sentiment of the voters of Marion county. SOMETHING MISSING IN' HAYS’ “HARMONY." In other words the “harmony" that Will Hays says exists in all parts of the republican party has not yet developed to that point where any one faction is willing to entrust the ballot boxes and the poll sheets to the tender mercies of the other. Os course the “anti-Jewett” crowd does not believe the organization would miscount the votes. They just brazenly assert that past experiences have proved to them that unless they have a reliable man in each precinct the results will not be a true reflection of the sentiment of the people of Marion county. They are not calling any names or making any faces—yet. But they do not hesitate to tell Mr. Hendrickson that they represent a great big faction of the republican party, a faction that controls about 12,000 votes and they intend to vote those votes in the primaries for anti-organization candidates and they expect to have them counted, too. And In order that there may be no dispute a sto whether they are counted, they want representation on the election hoard. Further, they say unless they have representations on the election board and their representatives are satisfied of a fair deal they will delegate sufficient of their voters to vote the democratic ticket to make it futile for the organization to hope to elect its candidates in the coming election. THE “ANTIS” KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE. The “antis" had their experience in this respect in the election that made Charles W. Jewett mayor. They have charged ever since that the office was stolen from Hew Shank and they say this coming fall the man who starts the stealing will not get an office if they can prevent it. Hence, in order that they can he present to see that no oue starts stealing, they demand places on the election hoard. And they say refusal of these places will be prima facie evidence that the organization has some work to do at the polls that it does not want everybody to know about. The complication is complex. Certain interests that are behind a certain much advertised candidate for presidential honors n.e past grand masters in making the primaries show what they want the primaries to show. These interests usually work through the organization and they do not care for “antis,” especially nat bn the. election boards. Whether Hendrickson will listen to them and iatore the “antis” remains to be see tilt W eery evident that if he expects fte county of Marion to contain a united republican party after May 4, he will give the “antis” what they want. URGES RENTAL BODY FOR STATE (Continued From Page One.) policy of evicting persons wim make complaints to us. “Letters have been bronghr. to ns by tenants showing that they had been ordered to move for no stated reason at ail. “In some cases the reason obviously is that the tenant has been complaining about the landlord. “The District of Columbia rental law became effective last October and has been successful in its operation. “To persons who protest that a law •tending to limit return on property would discourage building and improvement I can only point to the Washington law, which has not had that effect in any degree.” Mr. Wyckoff recently returned from Washington, where he discussed the rental situation with department of justice officials and other observers, all of whom advocated the use of the rental commission plan throughout the country, he said. The District of Columbia law give* three rental commissioners power to fix rents, prohibits eviction of tenants while a ease is pending, gives the commission over service charges, such as Pglephone, light, heat and elevator In connection with occupancy or rental of any property, and permits an appeal to the court of appeals. In Indianapolis and throughout Indiana the sublease practice is resulting in speculation and artificial inflation of rental values, according to Mr. Wyckoff. “Practices of some property owners and rental agents here are very vicious,” said Mr. Wyckoff, “and tenants in many parts of the city are becoming dangerously aroused. “A group of tenants in the western part of the city have banded together to repel eviction by force, if necessary.”

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STREET CURBS TO BE CLEARED Board of Works Orders Removal of Approaches. The board of works today ordered all timber and makeshift curbing approaches used for hauling wagons and automobiles from the street to the sidewalks, removed by April 8. The board announced that all such approaches will be torn up by employes of the street department after that date and that the board of safety would be asked to order arrests for all violations of an ordinance governing such obstructions in the future. The board today awarded the following contracts for streets Improvements : Ruckle street, from Forty-second street to Park avenue, bituminous concrete, awarded to J. N\ Morgan & Sons on a bid of $3,392.97. Hampton drive, from Illinois street to Boulevard place, bituminous concrete, awarded to Mansfield Engineering Company on a bid of $26,992.15. First alley oast of Capitol avenue, from New York street to the first alley north, two-course concrete, awarded to the Columbia Construction Company on u bid of $812.50. First alley east of New York street, from Capitol avenue to Muskingum street, two-course concrete, awarded to the Columbia Construction Company on a bid of $916.32. COUNTY LACKS NO DEMOCRATS (Continued From Pwe One.) certain he will seek one of the ofilecs. An Interesting race for the nomination for prosecuting attorney also is developing with five possible candidates in the field. Clay Batehelder is the only one of these who has filed his declaration. Mr. Batehelder served In the army during the war. Two other soldier candidates are in this race—Edward I’. Brennan and Albert Stump. ' Russell .T. Ryan of the Ann of Ryan, Ruckelshaus fc ltyan, and Jacob 1.. Steintnetz are the other possible candidates for prosecutor. Five candidates are being mentioned for the nomination for circuit judge, the only Judgeship to be elected. Edgar A. Brown is the only candidate who has filed this far. The others who are either actively seeking the nomination or have been mentioned as possibilities are Robert I. Marsh, Joseph R. Williams, Paul G. Davis and Woodburn Massoif. No candidate for treasurer has yet filed his declaration. but at least four are being mentioned as possibilities. They are Cortez D. Blue, formerly engaged in fruit growing In Washington township; John F. Barrett, a coal dealer; William K. Sproule, cashier of the National City bank, and Wallace W. Mains, treasurer of Hurst & Cos. George Harden and Charles C. Morgan are mentioned as possible candidates for county commissioner representing the third district. Don Herr of Wilcox A Herr, proprietors* of the Y’ellow Cab Line, is mentioned as a candidate for commissioner representing the Third district. Three candidates for coroner are In the field. They are I *r. Augustus L. Hr. Fr:t#k T. Dcwe and Hayden Buchanan, the latter an undertak*T. Candidates for the legislature are not so active at time, as candidates for county offices, hut It Is expected that more than the county’s quota will file before the time limit. Several candidates representing organized labor will make the race, it is reported. M orninj* Keep Your Eyes Clean C I r Healthy Writ* Foe f*4 tyo C mrm Book Murw* Cos. Ch.ctufo. LxJ m / N DECAYED TEETH Will Mar Your Appearance and Impair Your Health. Let our dental experts make them sound and attractive so you will retain your good appearance and health. Our charge* are reasonable and our terms easy lo pay. New York Dentists 41 East Washington Street £O4 SAKS BUILDING IY'our Liver Ills I and Constipation Q B Relieved Surely Pleasantly, Cheaply ■

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 29,1920.

f POLITICAL 1 SIDELIGHTS — ■ --i The heat democratic campaign documents in Indiana are the tax receipts being handed out by the county treasurers, Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch", candidate for the democratic nomination for governor, said :n a speech at Martinsville Saturday night. “They are the most convincing arguments that the republicans have misused their power,” he declared. All three of the candidates for the republican nomination for governor are expected to attend the Parke county meeting at Turkey Run tomorrow. Gov. Frank O. Louden of Illinois, candidate for the republican nomination for the presidency, will not come to Indianapolis until some time next week. It wag announced at his headquarters that he would speak at the Columbia club next Saturday, but the governor later found he could not be here at that time. Senator Johnson will spend very little money In Indiana In his campaign for the republican nomination for the presidency. according to ZeJl C. Swain, his Indiana manager. “The senator will make the same kind of campaign here he made in South Dakota,” Mr. Swain said. “He did not have that state organized because he had no money and he only made five speeches there, carrying every place where he appeared." Unpaid ‘Eats’ Bring Fight and Police Nick Marion, proprietor of a restaurant at 363 West Washington street, is In the City hospital today us the result of a forcible attempt made iby him to collect for meals eaten by Claude Mitchell, 82 West Eleventh street, and Jess Murray of_Dayton, O. Marion, Mitchell and Murray were arrested on charges of assault and battery, but Marlon collapsed as he wag being taken to the turnkey’s office at the police station. Probe Baby’s Death in Path of Train Dr. Paul F. Robinson, coroner, today was investigating the death of .Tam. s Reis, 2 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, John Reis of Stop 7, Rushvllie interurban line, who was killed late Saturday by an Inbound passenger train from Cincinnati on the C., I. A W. railroad. James toddled away from Ms brothers, John, 8. and Carl, 5. and wandered on to the tracks. All Fat People Should Know This The world owes a debt of gratitude to the author of the now famous Marniola Prescription, and Is still more Indebted for the reduction of this harmless, effective obesity remedy to tablet form Marmo!a Prescription Tablets can now b*> obtained at nil drug stores, or by writing direct to Marmola <’o„ S8 %Vootlw.xrd avenue. Detroit. Mich., arid their reasonable price (sl. for it large easel leaves no ex cuse for dieting or vlo'ont exercise for the reduction of the nverf.it body to normal proportions. Advertisement, Miller's Antiseptic Oil. Known as Snake Oil Will Positively Relieve Pain In a Few Minutes. Try it right now for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, still and awolleu Joints, pain in the head buck and limb*, corns, bunions, etc. After one application pain usually disappears as If by magic. Anew remedy ttiiod externally for Goughs, Colds, Croup, Influenza, bore Throat, Diphtheria and TonsilUis. This oil Is conceded to the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt and Immediate effect in relieving pain it due to the fact that It penetrates to the affected parts at oni-c. As an tllutration. ptyir 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 Cos. only. Get It at the Haag Drug Company. Adver tisement

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time and every meal I tat seems to better than the one before it. BefonH took Pepgen I never knew when it meal time until some one told me. I gl to bed and sleep like a tired school girl] That is something I have not been ablM to do for two years before I took Pepgm] “I fear that my words do not do Fepgen justice for the medicine Is even bettcl than I am able to describe.” I Indigestion, dyspepsia, belching, blonfl ing from gas, sourness and soreness the stomach. Inactive liver. blliontltesH dizziness, sharp, shooting rheumatic paliH in all parts of the body, loss of appetitfl s’eepiessn-ss. nervousness, irritabUlfcH failing off of weight, foul breath— tbliSS ailments Fepgen was designed to relieve and thousands have testified that Pepgpc] relieved them, made them feel well nn strong, fit once more for a day’s worn and a night’s sleep. B Pepgen is sold by the Henry J. Hndnr*! drug stores, corner Washington anfl Pennsylvania streets, Michigan Illinois streets, and by all other leading] drug stores everywhere.— Advertisement]

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