Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1920 — Page 3

MATORS fool ffNE, SAYS SPAAN ■Fge Crowd Hears Talk on Peace Treaty. Special to The Times. WDANVILLE, Ind., June 14.—" The efforts of the senatorial cabal over a year to Americanize the treaty of peace was simply a political pretense and will fool nobody except the man who desires 0. be fooled,’’ declared Henry M. Spaan of Indianapolis, democratic candidate for congress from the Seventh district, before the Central Normal College club here Saturday eight. A crowded hall heard Mr. Spaan present the 1920 campaign Issues and de nounee the senatorial leaders for their haranguing and failure to ratify the Paris peace tieaty. “The Chicago convention, in the adoption of Its platform on the league of nations, has finally disclosed where the lenders of the senate have really stood, and tand now," said Mr. Spaan. “ft discloses the fact that their pretense of Americanizing the league was i-.mply for political purposes. "There are mr.ny republicans who are r<-ally In favor of the league of nations, senatorial cabal betrayed them sold them out for the sole sake *of party harmony. "The league of nations document appeals to the honest and moral sense of the American people, and is for the purpose of establishing the same measure of morality between nations that exist as to individuals.” , Mr. Spaan declared that it is Just as wrong for a nation to rob and murder as it is for an Individual, and stated that the league of nations does away with all this. “It is the first great effort In the history of the world that has been made to bring about in agreement among the nations to prevent war, and the republican party will be held to an account-

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Grand Opening Broad Ripple Park Swimming Pool —Today rtinrrrnn DANCING, BOATING, m i m . TT X 1 KEITH SISTERS Take a Tnp Up the CHICKEN DINNERS, River on the The Girls Who Sing CITMDC A IUI and Play LATEST RIDES iJ U IN D L A IVI

Marion Gets Ready to Welcome Warren MARION, 0., June 14.—Marlon is primping for Warren’s home-coming. This town of 28,000 inhabitants Is so proud of having Senator Warren G. Harding nominated for president that It is still bubbling over with enthusiasm and waiting impatiently for “Warren to get back.” Mayor Andrews said he would de- | clare a holiday to enable Marlon to 1 receive the senator properly. V. J Ing by the American people for refusing to Join In this great modern measure," he declared. “This league does away with the evasions and the chicanery of international politics as heretofore practiced. “It wipes out all secret understandings which heretofore have been such fruitful causes of war. “The pretense that the league takes away from congress the right to declare war, is false. “The pretext that It gives England more power in voting at the counsel table; that It Interferes with our domestic questions, such as tariff and emigration, is false. “In fact, the whole tissue of objections that were included in the Lodge reservations were false, and were put forth for the sole pJirpose of misleading the American people, and the action of the republican leaders at Chicago shows that this is true, because they have abandoned the league entirely, reservations and all.” The objections of the senatorial cabal to the league of nations was based upon two propositions: One, hatred of Wilson, and the other the desire to make political capitaL the speaker declared. He said that it Is now up to the American people to determine whether or not

they will range themselves on the side of morality and better government, or whether they will be in favor of this political bantling, born at Chicago, which the republican leaders have put In the place of the great covenant of peace. “The questions involved in this league of nations are moral questions, and upon moral questions the American people are always right.” Mr. Spaan contended that the future saf°V of Ireland and Germany will rest with the league of nations. He said that under the great covenant, established by this league, any nation chat feels itself aggrieved may present these grievances to the league council, and it will be published to the world. “It will then remain for the nation which does the wrong to face the organized public condemnation of the civilized world.” “That is what the great covenant is," he declared. “It Is the organization of the best public opinion of the world.” Detective Foran Shot by Robber Detectives today are searching for the freight car robber who shot Patrick F. Foran, railroad detective and former patrolman, SS3 Meikel street, Sunday night. Foran is at the City hospital with a bullet ih bis leg. He discovered a man robbing a freight car at. Twenty-third street and the railroad tracks. The man failed to obey Foran’s order to halt and opened fire, Foran returning the fire. In the exchange of shots the railroad detective was wounded and the thief escaped. The man who shot Foran is a white man. The shooting occurred near the place where Railroad Detective Lee Stringer was murdered by negro car robbers about a year ago.

IJN DIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1920.

Gas Main Extension Approved by Board The extension of the gas mains on Fortieth street from Guilford avenue to Wlnthrop avenue, a distance of 380 feet, was ordered at a meeting of the board of public works today. The resignation of James C. Seyfried, inspector, was accepted. Approval was given by the board to the assessment roll for the laying of a

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sewer on Rural street from Glenn drive to East Twenty-fifth street. The paving of College avenue from Twenty-fifth street to Twenty-eighth street, which was finished only a few days ago, was accepted by the board and the plans and contract were sent for asssessment. Action on resolutions for sidewalks on Forty-nlath street from Pennsylvania street to Central avenue, and on Fortyninth street from Central avenue to College avenue, was ’withheld until a hearing may be had.

Discount Rumor of Lenine-Trotzky Fall LONDON, June 14—Official circles were skeptical today of the unconfirmed report from Toklo that the Lenine-Trot-zky regime at Moscow had collapsed and that Gen. Bruslloff was In power. According to the Toklo report, which was said to have been received there from Vladivostok, Trotzky was slain and Lenine fled from Moscow.

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AMUSEMENTS. 9 I if©! uid Pictures s Continuous Joy Spot STALLED freeze Fans IE BREEZE COOL HE SHOW Vaudeville \ RICH of FOLLY ions at this theBroadway matisdnesday, Friday MURAT w ® week ■ Evenings, 8:30 Mats., Wed., Thurs. and Sat. 3:30 A/n t-ftoe. slsedt corn&d/y fo&faoL&co’ zi/tt /jvuxLuced OOLLY BWITH A PAST DDI ACC Evenings, 50c, SI.OO, $1.50 * ssIVLO Matinees, 25c. 50e, 75c. Next Week—THE gTORM BIRD. I GOING ON ALL THE TIME 1 INTIL II P. M. CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE Whirl Luciana Lura T>liir! Buaclo &. Dolores McConnell & Lockhart Billy Miller & Cos. Mirth Co,lins & Dunbar lull 111 j 7 Family Troupe Pox Film Parce. “Should Dummies Wed?” Dancing In the Lyric Ball Boom Afternoon and Evening.

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AMUSEMENTS. CONTINUOUS TODAY 8 All New Features ROYAL FOUR Hanaaaious Rural Novelty In Song and Laughter JACK DEMPSEY 15TH CHAPTER DARE DEVIL JACK KAWANA JAPS JAPANESE NOVELTY ENTERTAINERB FISK & FALLON COMEDY, SINGING AND DANCING MUTT AND JEFF The NOOZE REEL SAM WARD THE HEBREW DOUGHBOY RAINES & AVERY A NEW BRAND OF FUN WELLS&THRASHER TWO CLASSY BOYS Entire New Show Every Monday LADIES’ BARGAIN MATINEE MON., WED. and FRL TBY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES.

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