Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1920 — Page 12

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We Will Help You to Save Safely fhtzfytt &abingg anil (Ea brauwyrrj HARDING THROWS BOMB AT GOV. COX Emits Stinging Retort Opening Farmer Vote Fight. MARION, 0.. July 13.—A hot fight between Harding and Cox over the farmer vote has been started by the senator’s nominee's stinging retort to the announcement by Gov. Cox that he favors a “real dirt" farmer for secretary of agriculture. It is the first bomb shell Harding has fired Into the Cox camp and promises to set off a lively shower of fireworks. Harding’s statement declared that the republicans had kept a “real farmer" in office as secretary of agriculture for sixteen years continuously until the democrats came into power and appointed a university president to the post. He referred to “Uncle Jim" Wilson of lowa, who was secretary of agriculture under McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft, and was succeeded by David S. Houston, then president of Washington university, St. Louis, recently succeeded by E. T. Meredith, a publisher. The high cost of living problem would have been solved In advance had the republican policies In relation to the department of agriculture been carried on, Harding said. Harding expected to work on his speech all day, hoping to make up for time lost when he was engaged in conference with party leaders. There was apparent disappointment at Harding headquarters over the refusal of Gov. Clement of Vermont to call the legislature into special session to ratify the woman’s suffrage amendment “I had hope! he would do it," Harding said when the news was brought to him.

Laporte Rainmaker Starts Something LAPORTE, Ind., July U—Laporte county has a rain-maker in the person of D. C. Marble of New Carlisle, who claims he can make it rain any. time. The process requires from one to three days’ time and his operating territory reaches as far south as Texas, as far west as Kansas and as far north as Wisconsin. In proof of his powers, Mr. Marble submits records of places where he has caused it to rain. In one instance he started a rain In the state of Wisconsin and put out some Immense forest fires there. He has no power, he says, to stop a rain after It once gets started. Expansion of Grain Concern Announced Announcement Is made of the reincorporation of the Sheek Brothers Company. 230 East Ohio street, under the name of the Farmers Terminal Grain and Feed Company, with a capital stock of $150,000, and that it has purchased the physical properties of the Belt Elevator and Feed Company, at West Washington street and the Belt railroad, and its local business. The Belt Elevator and Feed Company will continue its other business in its present office in the Board of Trade building. Anglo-Jap Treaty Renewed for Year LONDON, July is.—Great Britain and Japan have notified the league of nations that they have prolonged their treaty alliance for a year, according to the Daily Mail, at the same time pointing out that the terms of the treaty are in accord with the principles of the league. The season for the prolongation of the treaty, according to the Mail, is that Great Britain has not yet had an opportunity to consult with the dominions regarding a revision. Americans Juss Miss Death by Anarchists WASHINGTON, July 13.—John Freed man, a British subject, was executed •4r.d several Americans barely escaped 4eath at the hands of an anarchist bund of Russian bolsheviks known is the “Red Black Guard” during the reign of terror at Xikolaevsk, Siberia, according to a report to the state department today from the American consul at Vladivostok.

A Sale of Used Phonographs People trade in other phonographs on the purchase price of Bnmswicks. Sometimes the owner of a conventional Brunswick trades it in on the purchase of an Art Style Brunswick. We have at the present time some thirty of these used phonographs. Each has been put through our shop and is guaranteed in good condition. Many of them would pass for new phonographs. These are the various makes: Brunswick Victrola . Edison Pathe Onken Ashland Premier The prices for these used phonographs start at $35. Many of them you can buy at about half the price of the new machine. Eveiy one is a bargain. C? • own P a yment and the _L t/1 lllo* balance in fonvenient amounts. 124 North I j Opposite Penn. St. Keith’s A Store—and More

RUSSIAN TROOPS OCCUPY MINSK Soviets Take Strategic Points on Russo-Poiish Front. LONDON, July IS,—The Russians have occupied the important city of Minsk on the northern end of the Russo-Poiish battle front, according to a soviet communiqne wirelesssed from Moscow today. Minsk Is about 255 miles northeast of Warsaw. It lies at the junction of two strategic railway lines, one of which runs from Moscow to Warsaw. The Russian communique claimed also the capture of the two strategic cities of Molodetcbno and Sventslany, both of which were the scene of violent battles between the Austro-Germans and Russians in the world war. It was reported that the Poles had lost the fortress of Brest-Lltovsk, where the Russian bolshevik! and the Germans signed their peace treaty, but this was denied at the Polish legation. Brest-Litovsk is only ninety miles from Warsaw, the Polish capital. The advance of the Russians south of Dvinsk probably will compel the immediate evacuation of that fortress city by the Poles. Latest advices from the eastern war theater puts the Polish line through Sventsiany, Vileika, Minsk, west of Bobruisk (where the Russians forced their latest crossing on the Bereslna river), through Ovrutsh. west of Esarny, through the fortress of Rovno, through Obtrogand and Proskirov, thence to the Roumanian frontier. It is now reported that Gen. Brussiloff is not commanding the Russian red armies, but a military genius has arisen in the ranks of the bolshevikl. The new commander is described* as Comrade Tovgachewski, aged 21, who led the first army which defeated the forces of Gen. Deinikin and Admiral Kolchak. Lithuanian troops are reported mobilizing for an attack on the Poles, In accordance with an agreement signed by Lithuania and the Russian soviet government, according to a newspaper 'disputch from Kovna today.

Accused Fire Bug Is Arrested at Goshen GOSHEN, Ind., July 13.—Charged with setting fire to the plant of the Philliber Brothers' Cooperage Company, which burned to the ground Monday, Louis Blender, 30, is under arrest here. Blender served a term in the Jeffersonville reformatory and was convicted several years ago on a charge of firing an unoccupied Goshen factory. He is accused of having caused the destruction of six buildings in Goshen within a few months. Moore Ridicules ‘Breakdown’ Story SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.—Ed 11. Moore, national committeeman from Ohio and convention campaign manager for Gov. Cox, today made light of reports that he had suffered a nervous breakdown. "I have been slightly under the weather for a couple of days,” said Mr. Moore. “But reports that I have suffered a nervous breakdown are absurd."

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Neighbors Thought They Had Burglar “Please go way and let me sleep," murmured Harry A. Simms, as he was aroused from his slumbers by the police emergency squad. Simms rooms at the homo of Frank Alexander, 215 North Mount street, and the Alexanders are out of the city. Simms, as a rule, works at night. Neighbors saw a light flash on and off in the Alexander residence, and thought it was a burglar. Neighbors, armed with revolvers, shotguns and clubs, sent in a call for the police and surrounded the house. When Sergt. Houston entered the house he found that Simms had gone to bed and was surprised to see that he had created so much excitement in the neighborhood. — Seize Auto With ‘White Mule’ Cargo Eleven gallons of “white mule" whisky i were confiscated by the police today in j a raid on ft garage in the 3700 block on ; East North street. Two men who were said to be bottling the whisky were arrested on charges of operating a blind tiger. They gave their names as Frank Hill, 25, of 36 West Vermont street, and Marshall Hill, 28, of 1100 South Randolph street. Lieut. Jones and Sergt. Valderauer, j who made the rail, also took an automobile in which they say the men were transporting the whisky. Injured Man Nursed by Estranged Wife RICHMOND, Ind., July 13.—A reconcll- j intlon may result from the assault upon j Mayor W. W. Zimmerman by an un- j identified man Saturday night, when the i mayor suffered injuries that resulted in j his removal to Reid hospital. Mrs. Zimmerman went to the hospital j yesterday and after helping to remove j the mayor to his home, remalped to : nurse him. She entered suit for divorce from him last week. Mrs. Zimmerman and her attorney refused to state whether she had agreed j to withdraw her suit. Hartford City Needs Homes for Workmen HARTFORD CITY, Ind., July 13.—The Hartford City chamber of commerce has issued a call for citizens to aid in finding homes for 150 workmen, who are soon to come here to be employed in new industries. Nicholas Harrison Dies in California Burial services for Nicholas McCarty ' Harrison of this city, who died in Red- ; lands, California, where he went four j years ago in an attempt to recover his health, will held at Crown Hill ceme- j tery at date to be arranged later. Mr. Harrison, who was the grandson ! of Nicholas McCarty, one of the early j settlers in Indianapolis, wa* born in this 1 eitv in 1871. He is survived by his wife, two chll-

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Somebody is trying to start a move for a library at Tickville. Wash Hocks says he recollects that it hahn't been so very many years since they even bragged about having a dictionary in their midst. * • * Someone slipped up to the Rye Straw store today while the manager was asleep and tickled him with a feather, but he dozed on being under the impression that it was nothing more than a few ants. • • • Miss Peachle Sims has received her new pair of silk stockings and is busily engaged in mnking her dress a little longer. —Copyright. 11)20. dren, Nicholas McCarty Harrison, Jr., and Elston Mills Harrison: two brothers, George W. Harrison of New York and Cloves Harrison of Los Angeles; a sister, Julia C. Harrison of Washington, D. C,

READ THE BOOK And See the Play at the Murat This Week TEMPERAMENTAL HENRY By SAMUEL ME R WIN Talk about temperament! No petted prima donna was ever in it with Henry. Complexity is an inadequate word when you come to Henry’s character. To make him consistent in his inconsistencies is an achievement that ought to bring his creator the Victoria Cross. And the girl is one of the best girls in all fiction. She is the real thing, if any book ever got the real thing down on paper. You know every man, woman and child in the story; know that they are real, and that if they haven’t lived outside the pages of the hook they certainly live in them. The humor chuckles in every page, and bubbles and overflows to an astonishing extent. Further adventures of Henry Calverly are to be found in HENRY IS TWENTY and THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM. At All Booksellers The Hobbs- Merrill Cos., Publishers , Indianapolis

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Indiana Coal Fields to Get Railway Aid PETERSBURG, Ind., July IS.— Th* New York Central railroad has set aside $1,015,000 for improvements along the B. & I. railroad, which has recently become a part of the Big Four division of the New York Central and engineers have been In the city for the last week surveying switches and arranging for the building of a great coal terminal here. New trackage is to be laid that will accommodate 1,000 coal cars and a large number of freight crews will be held her to move the coal trains. New fields are being opened np in this region. The American Coal Company of Blcknell is leasing big tracts of coal land both south and north of Petersburg while the Richards Coal Company has thousands of acres of coal land Just north of here in Daviess county. Poor Rich Boy Can’t Live on $7,500 a Year NEW YORK, July 13.—A poor little rich boy of 17 who needs anew $4,600 automobile and an increase in his allowance from $7,500 to SIO,OOO a year laid his appeal before Surrogate Cohalan today through his mother, Mrs. Nettie Raught of Milton, Dei. Mrs. Raught says the ever mounting cost of living makes his present allowance of $7,500 a year Inadequate for a boy of his station in life. Baker’s Shortening—Glossbrenner’s. ASK FOR and GET Horlick’s The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes

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