Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 135, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1920 — Page 2

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HARDING UNDER LASH OF WOMAN Mrs. Antoinette Funk Brands Him Reactionary. Baostor Wfcrren G. Hard tug wu branded as the “candidate of the noit . reactionary element In the United States** by lira. Antoinette Funk off Washington, D. C, in an address at the Central Public Library today. lirt Punk, who was a Republican and a ProereeelTe In 1912, Is supporting the Democratic party now. In stating her reasons for being a £ .“Progressive Democrat," Mrs. Funk said that the Republican party was defeated ta 1912. not by the Democrats, bat by the Republicans who sat in judgment on their own party which had fallen in evil ways because of poor Judgment. “The Republican party had ceased to be the party of Lincoln, and had become the party of Penrose and his coterie who had taken it away from the people and haS it functioning for a little class," she •aid. Mrs. Funk, In discuselng the history of ths Republican V&rt.v, said that although every Republican platform had promised financial reforms the party had never given the country one. The speaker said those who had left the Republican party bad hoped the real party would return but it had not since Lodge, Penrose and Borah were still at the front She pointed out that since 1912 all the constructive legislation has been passed by the Democrats, citing the Federal Reserve Act and the Child Labor Act as examples. EXTREME VIEW CHANGED HER OPINION. "When I heard Hughes, the RepubDean candidate for prealdent in 1916. say that all the Democratc work should be Wiped out, I knew that 1 would support Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic candidate, and 1 have never re arretted it,” she said. In treeing Senator Harding’s record in the Senate Mre> Funk pointed out that he was at the foot of the list of senators as a useful member of the body and as a Senator of initiative. ‘‘With the exception of twice in his five years in the Senate he has voted with the reactionary element of hit party," she mid, citing the Congressional Records as authority. Mrs. Funk pointed out that Senator Harding has taken a different stand on the League of Nations every time he made a speech regarding it. “The Republicans have stated that the League of Nations is the paramount issue of the campaign and yet they have not published it,” she said. Mr*. Funk devoted considerable time to interpreting the clauees of the league, Stressing the fact that the league cannot declare war. the power being vested in the council which must have the unanimous vote of its nine members. Miss Eleanor Barker, who was scheduled to give the Republican side of what was to be a debate was unable to speak because of an out-of-town engagement which compelled her to leave at the conclusion of Mrs. Funk’B address.

BEATS HIS WIFE, TAKES OWN LIFE George Faber Also Shoots Brother-in-Law in Shoulder. Georg* Faber, 38, Heier Hotel, shot and killed himself last night on the back perch of the home of Oscar Hites, 2118 Woodlawn avenue, after a brutal assault on his wife and an attempt to murder his brother-in-law, Andy Miller, 50, 2122 Woodlawn avenue, with a revolver. Mrs. Faber was separated from her husband last July and about two month? ago filed a suit for divorce and went to live with her husband's sister. Mrs. Miller. According to Harry Osrr, 441 East Tenth street, a taxi driver, Faber hired him to go to the Heier Hotel, where he said that he had a room about 6:30 and told him to wait uDtll ho returned. TABER APPEARED tS GREAT HURRY When Faber re-entered the cab he directed the driver to go to the Woodlawn avenue address and, according to the driver, appeared to be in a great hurry. Carr said that Father ran to the Miller door and rang the bell hastily, and when Miller came to the door Faber asked if his wife was there, and was told by Miller that she was not. “You're a d—d liar,” shouted Faber, aecsrding to the driver's story, and theu drew a gun and fired once at Miller, wounding him In the left shoulder. then ran Into the house and Kol his wife, Mrs. Ida Faber, 31. whom over the head and face with the Htt of hls gun. a struggle, Mrs. Faber got a wav Bm him and ran next door to the home HOscar H.tes, 2113 Woodlawn avenue. WILOVED AND BEAT Bma.v AGAIN. followed her to the rear of the and again beat her over the head the gun, causing her to fall to the thinking hls wife was dead, shot himself through the mouth, bullet passing through the top of head. BThe police believe that Faber was under the Influence of liquor because Whisky fumes could be smelled. Mrs. Faber and Mr. Miller were taken bo the Deaconess Hospital. Both are expected to recover. BRITISH FEAR REVOLT FROM MINERS CRISIS

(Continued From F’* One.) flay declared such an excuse is not a ▼aid one and a British strike should not Affect American prices. Bituminous exports appear to be increasing from month to month, despite the declaration of Director Cushing that the limit of shipment has been reached. tn July, exports totalled 3.358,803 tons, •bowing that during a thirty-day period American coal dealers were able to increase their tales abroad by approximately CSS,OOO tons. Total bituminous production in August Was 48,£*00,000 tons. PREPAREDNESS IS URGED IN JAPAN TOKIO, Oct. 15.—Premier Hara, in a Speech to the munitions commission, emphasised the importance of forming at once an Industrial mobilization scheme. Be announced that the government is canvassing mines, railways and shipping lines with a view to coordination and oontrol “in the event, of an emergency.” The premier revealed that the war offioe la spending 21500,000 yen on new futillcuriona in Toklo Bay. Foreign War Veterans’ Banquet Here Nov. 13 A banquet for membera of the Indiana eommandery, Military Order of For cign Wars, will be held Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Claypool Hotel. Ma], Gen. George W, Bead and staff and Colonel Hatch will be gtracts of the eommanderyAn invitation to reserve corps officers v*Ul be extended. The Military Order of Foreign War# i* a national organisation composed ol officers and ex-offlcera who served ont■Bl* the United States in any foreign

Relatives Deny MacSwiney Is Being Fed M ~iT7'-64 DAYST.7 By WEBB a MILLER. (Copyright, IWO, by the United Press.) LONDON, Oct. IB.—Death only can or will prore deflnitsly whether Terence MacSwiney is fasting his life away or whether he is taking nourishment in the hope that some turn of fate will release him from prison without making him a laughing stock. A physician at Drixton prison where the lord mayor of Cork today began his sixty-fourth day of fasting yielded thia Information: • Friends and relatives vehemently declared that the only sustenance given MacSwiney has been a thin cracker each morning In communion. Prison officials and attaches of the home office refused to talk, declaring H Is the policy of the government to main, tain silence. Irish office officials admitted, however, that if the government were able to obtain evidence of feeding they doubtless would be glad to announce it to the world in the hope of belittling the mayor. A heavy police guard halts newspapermen at the gate of Brixton prison. Muriel MacSwiney, the lady mayoress, talked with me on behalf of the relatives. She talked Impersonally of her husband's death aa a thing assured. There was no sign of worry or grief only indignation that there should be doubt of her husband's courage In carrying out his death strike. Prison physicians are doing everything to keep MacSwiney alive, his wife said. His room Is kept at high temperature, hot wa f er bottles are packed about hla emacla. and body and be is bathed three times dally, while careful examinations are made and report* on his condition filed with the home office. They express the belief that the prisoner can live several weeks longer. DUBLIN, Oct. 15.—One officer and five civilians were killed in street fighting in this city late Thursday, according to a revised casualty list Issued today. On# of the dead men is believed to be Thomas Hunter, M. P., a prominent Sinn Fein leader. A tense situation prevails and farther rioting is feared as a result of an attack upon civilians in the street by soldiers. A large number of “black and tan" police recruits have arrived here to reinforce the regular constabulary.

BOLLES RENAMED LEGION ADJUTANT Commander Galbraith Picks Hoosier as Assistant. The reappo'ntment of Lemuel Boltes of Seattle, Wash., as national adjutant of the American Legion for the ensuing year, was announced at legion national headquarters here today. Russell G. Creviston of Marlon. Ind., for the last year director of organisation, has been appointed assistant national adjutant, succeeding George H. Rennlck ol New York, who resigned Oct. L last, to resume his duties with an Eustern brokerage firm. Mr. Creviston will continue to supervise the actlvltlee of the organization division of national headquarters, at least for the present, also having charge of a corps of field organisers, which will be established at once. The appointments made by F. (to. Galbraith, Jr„ the legion’s now national commander, under a constitutional amendment enacted at the recent convention 1* Cleveland, will b-> confirmed by the new national executive committee at Us meeting In Indianapolis Nov. 15. Mr. Bo lies was first selected for the post by Franklin D’Oller following the latter's election at first national commander at the Minneapolis convention, Nov. 12, 1919. He attended the University of Washington Law School and from June, 19$, to September, 1917, was assistant adjutant general of the State of Washington. He went overseas la served as lieutenant colonel on the general staff of the Ist Army Corps. He was one of the delegates to the Parla caucus In March, 1919, when plans for the organisation of the legion were first formulated. Mr. Creviston has been loaned t the legion by Community Service. Inc., with which organisation he served as executive secretary In Minneapolis prior to hlB affiliation with the former service men's organisation.

Fall Into Propeller of Airplane Is Fatal Special to The Times. WEST BADEN md., Oct. 15.—Earl Patton, a mechanic of Louisville, Ky., was killed yesterday when he slipped snd fell Into the propeller of an airplane he was cranking. The maehle was being made ready for an exhibition flight when the accident occurred. Girls’ Parents Are Blamed for Attacks CHICAGO, Oct. 15.—The parents of six young girls who were attacked by neighborhood toughs last month will be brought before the October grand Jury today to share the blame for their daughters’ mistreatment with the men charged of the crimes. “None of the cases show much parental discipline,” said a Juror. "And In the cases of those over 16 lt*s almost as bad. Most of them admit flirting with the men first.” vflltiMiz M ? W Lollen—Murine for Reef fc ne * a Soreness, Grants. *®tlon, Itching and Ll CO Burning of the Eyes or After the Mori*., Motoring Murine fiy* Remedy Cos., Chtcng*

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NEGRO G. O.P.HAS NEW CANDIDATE Would Substitute Dr. Wilson as State Representative. The Marion County election commissioners today were considering a petition of Dr. Arthur H. Wileon, of 1204 North Sheffield street, a colored physician, asking that the doctor’* name be substituted on the ballot of the Independent Republican ticket as candidate for State representative of Marion County to replaco John H. Thurman, who resigned. Dr. Wilson volunteered during the war and was honorably discharged with rank of major after two years' service in France. He la a graduate of tha Indiana Medical College and of De Pauw University. The following names of citisena and voters were on the petition asking that the name of Dr. Wileon be placed on the ticket of the Independent Republican party: James R. Norrel, George N. T. Gray, Ears C. Gray, Jack L. Cooper, Mrs. Helen Cooper, George B. Paxton, George L. Plckrln, Denver D. Ferguson, Charles U. Nicholas, Arthur H. Wilton, James F. Berrv, M. L. Kaufman, Ewing O. Walker. E. D*. Moten, M. D., C. T. Beverly, Benjamin J. Cook, M. D.; William F. Cannon, Richard W. Smith, E. L. Johnson. Jr.; John Browder, U. B. H. Smith, Frank Williams, H. H. Abel, M. Harris. Wilbur Singleton, Hule Pingston, O. L. Ballenger, Estella Bnllenger, W. A. Kersey, CX W. Baxter, Harold Baxter, William Wilson and N. A. Seymour. A request was also made of the election commissioners that th* emblem of the party, which la an elephant, be placed on the ballots for th* Independent Republican party. The board refused to allow the bnat of Lincoln to be placed on the ballots aa emblem of the colored party. The election commissioners have not announced their decision on the last two requests of the colored party. Detroit Mayor’s Home Guarded From Bomber DETROIT, Oct. 15.—Police today were to complete their investigation into a reported attempt to bomb the home of Mayor Consent. Ons man was arrested after he had told bis wife that four men bad offered him $20,000 to set a bomb under ths mayor's home. He refused and said he was then forced to drink poisoned whisky. Police said when their investigation is concluded today they will be able to tell whether an attempt actually was made to bomb the mayor’s horns or whether the man under arrest was suffering from the effects of home-made whisky. The mayor’s home has been closely guarded last night and today.

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Epitaph on Shaft Is Police View Now ABILENE, Texas, Oct. 18.—Police authorities today were searching for B. J Cochran, living or dead, in order to solve the mystery off an empty grave near Aspermont, In which Cochran's body was supposed to have been buried. Th# gtave was opened and the casket found empty. It was learned that Mr*. Cochran collected $12,000 Insurance following Cochran’s “death" in March last year. She then disappeared with her five children. A beautiful monument was erected ever the grave bearing th# lnacriptlon, “Gone, but not forgotten. *’ JURY CONVICTS BOOTLEGGERS. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 15.—Suspended sentence# of thirty days In Jail is recommended by the Superior Court Jury which convicted Carl Zimmer and Eugene Dambacher of unlawful possession of 182 cases of whisky. The men have served Federal sentences in Indianapolis for bringing the liquor from Chi- ■

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U. S. Indicts Eight Sugar Men in Idaho POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct. 15.—Eight officers of the Idaho-Utah Sugar Company are under indictment by the Federal grand Jury here. Each of thirteen counts are for violating the Lever act. Those against whom true Mile were returned are: C. W. Nlbley, Merrill Nibley, Thomas R. Cutler, W. S. McCormick, David A. Smith, James D. Murdock, W. H. Wattis and S. H. Love. The grand Jury found that the company sold sugar for from $23.13 to $24.90 a hundred pounds, while th# actual cost to the company was not more than $9.44 a hundred pounds, with an additional coat of not to exceed $1 for delivery charges. GELATINE ROCKED WALL STREET. HACKENSACK. N. J., Oct. 15.—The Wall street explosion In New York, Sept. 16, was caused by the detonation of at least fifty pounds of blar’’ , ny gelatine, Dr. Walter T. Scheele, explosive expert here, reported to the Department of Jnstlce in Washington today

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Newest Fall HATS A Very Special Purchase—A One-Day Sale 'lllk ' - ■ Asa mark of good will from a prom* inent manufacturer of smart hats, op we obtained these beautiful unVq, Ji trimmed, hand-blocked bats at a very low price. Made of Panne Velvet, Lyon Velvet Models for the Miss and and Hatter’s Plush the Matron They appear in all the chic new shapes of Youthful girlish styles —as well as more aethe season—chin chin, off the face hats, roll vere effects for the older woman are shown, brim hata, large picturesque styles, toques, For one day only—Saturday—they come to etc. The rich new shades of brown and blue you at the very special price of $3.85. favored thl# season are shown. —Goldstein’s, Third floor.

East Washington Street

Sptcial Cash Offer During this month wo will give extra discount on all cazsh purchases. V Between Pembroks Arcade and Indiana Trust Cos.

25% Discount on Afl Period

Globe Hot -t* f *'

Flropot la so arranged that coal burns from the ontslde toward the center. One filling lasts all day. All soot, smoke and gas it consumed right In the heater. The most economical heater made —burns any kind of fuel and keeps fire all night. Has patented features not found In other makes. Come in and let the salesman demonstrate this wonderful 0 E'i\ heater. Prices start at — § eOv Convenient Credit Terms.

Agents for Famous Globe Btovea and Ranges

Steel Bed, Springs and Mattress *2l® ||| ( nm Vends Martin or white fin- 1-- | spring and a full 45-pound u.-.luj*.. f j [ j , cotton-ton mattress. On . I], 1 Convenient Credit Terms.

fR E E Saturday Only, an elegant set of dishes with a purchase of $75 or more

3 Rooms yn #9. 4 Rooms $165 $lB5 Co "%Tl Cr “ m C<? East Washington Street CoßW '£l c ~ ,lt

SPECIAL CLUB ROCKER Massi? Overstaffed Rocker Upholstered in imitation Spanish leather, spring cushion seat. Special low price. An j mm* £ lcm “T $24.75 . Convenient Credit Terms, .

Massive in design, large oven, substantial linings, a guaranteed perfect baker and will save you money on your coal bills. It’ a range we can sincerely recommend. $59.50 . SI.OO A WEEK

Gordon’s „••" Ruige

Agents for Mastertone Talking Manhiv*^

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Easy Credit

Term* During this month wo will deliver any article up to $66 on payment of $6 cash, balance weekly. I J Between Pembroke Arcade and Indiana Trust Cos.