Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 177, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1920 — Page 7

TRY PERSUASION ON D’ANNUNZIO Committee to Ask Poet to Renounce War. MILAN, Dec. 3.—A parliamentary committee has gone from Rome to Fiume to attempt to persuade Gabriele D'Annunzio to renounce his declaration of war against Italy. This committee was empowered to enter into “pence negotiations” with and Annunzio in an effort to induce him to cease resistance against the government troops and the fleet blockading Flume. Warlike preparations have continued at Flume for forty-eight hours. D'Annunaio’s declaration of war against Italy, unless the Italian government backed down, was to be effective today. According to press advices from Rome an enormous majority of the people deman “an honorable surernder.” MOVE TO GUARD SENATE AGAINST CABINET DRAFT (Continued From Page One.) lieTe It will effectually set at rest the charges hurled all over the country during the campaign of a “senatorial oligarchy" running the executive as well as the legislative branches of the Government in case Harding was elected. Os all the names of Cabinet possibilities that have been mentioned since Nov. 2, there are only two Which are considered in Washington virtually* certain of appointment. These are ex-Senator George W. Sutherland of Utah and ex-Senator John W. Weeks of Massachusetts.- Only the posts to which they will be appointed remain in doubt, according to Harding’s friends beret. s _ Senator James E. Watson of Indiana went to Philadelphia to confer with Senator Penrose, ostensibly over financial legislation. Daugherty will leave Washington tonight for Norfolk, where he will meet Senator Harding on his arrival from Panama. Edward B. McLean and Senator Davis Elkins of West Virginia will also go to the port to welcome the Harding party. SOUL SCARS SEEN IN DIARY OF GIRL SOUGHT BY COPS (Continued From Page One.) who may be ready to embark upon the sea of companionship with a man: “Let my poor, sad, broken heart, crushed hopes and blighted life be a warning. "KNOW WELL BEFORE TOC GIVE SOIL.” “Know your man before you give him your soul, and when I say know him, I mean not only the good and sunny side, the sugar-coated side, the pretentious, flattering, false side —but know the side that is not at its best. Know the side tbe world falls even to see. Know the

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side that comes to life only in the presence of the ‘four walls and you.’ “You know him at his worst, not his best, before you sell your soul and become ever afterward his slave. For once you give it to him you can never get it back again—no matter how hard you try. “A woman only has power—real power —once with a man, and that Is when he is madly in love and wants all she’s got to give. Once given, the charm Is broken —for him the battle Is won.” Coyrlght, 1920, by Chicago Herald and Examiner. Copyright, 1920, by Illinois Publishing and Printing Company (publishers of the Chicago Herald and Examiner.) Reprinted by special permission of the Chicago Herald and Examiner. BOOZE SCANDAL JUST SCANDAL IN QUAKER CITY (Continued From Pace One.) est towns in Indiana —not a drop of evidence anywhere. Two of the Investigators already have returned to Indianapolis. But the black-headlined press agenting of the arrival of the Federal men had (he effect of waking up some of the local authorities. To be specific, it woke up the county authorities, for the city authorities are still soundly slumbering and are apparently the only ones who do

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