Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1921 — Page 5
BEVERIDGE IN ADDRESS FLAYS REPEAL MOVE (Continued From Pare One.) convenient places was advanced as an objection bj Mr. Beveridge. “There is not a fraction of'publicity given convention-delegate primaries," he declared, “that is given the popular nominating primaries. Everything bap pens, whether accldenally or by design, to discourage the citizen from attending the Indirect sham primary, whereas everything transpires to encourage the citizen to attend the direct genrine primary. The location Is sometimes ve-y suddenly changed. There Is only formal and Inconspicuous publication of the day, hour and place. “It Is as certain as human nature that v. omen will not search out and go to these inconvenient, concealed, disagreeable, make-believe, part frame-ups to help elect pre-arranged slates of convention delegates who are then manipulated so as to nominate the party candidates selected by the party machine s managers.' “It s Indeed fortunate for the women . f Indiana that almost the first thing that challenges you after your emancipation is a tet of your political intelli■ence and civic integrity,** declared th* former Republican Senator, pointing out that “this test” is the plan to abolish the primary. “A raa'l group of men whose sole an-1 exclusive business Is party manipulation will name for whom you must vote on election day by the convention system and your newly acquired and hardwon suffrage can be used only to ratify nominations ly party bosses whose power now great'y and most rightly Impaired by the primary, will he restored In full vigor,” he declared. nnnsk and IPX-AIJ VISF.I). Mr. Beveridge declared that he would much prefer being a "fool than a hypocrite," saying that he earnestly hoped that “this unwise, ill-advised and rightly unpopular proposition to abolish or at least mutilate the direct nominating primary and restore the discredited nominating convention, will not be further pressed In Indiana.” “Those who are determined that the sememe shall never be put through are fully armed and prepared to take the field agairißt all comers." he continued. “We are resolved to carry the fight to the people and to keep fighting until this historic advance of popular representative government is secure.” Mr. Beveridge disposed of the popular objection t the direct primary on account of large expenditures of manes' by the candidates by saying that the law does not require the office-seeker to spend an inordinate amount or any amount of money, further painting out that “it i* the candidate who does the spending and not the law that forces him to spend.” ‘The power of corrupt wealth In politics is Infinitely weaker today under the
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Letts Doctor Keeps Complete Weather Record of Each Day Special to The Times. GREENSBURG, Ind. ( Jan. 14—A rather interesting compilation of the weather history for this section for the year of 1020 was given out today by Dr. T. J. Clark, a resident of Letts. Decatur County, who kept a record of the weather each day. Rain and snow were recorded for the same days In several Instances, which accounts for his total of 4.11 days. His record shows: Days clear and bright, 169; days partly cloudy, 60; days cloudy, 110; days of rain, 53; days of snow, 16; days of mow on ground, 33. The coldest days recorded were Jan. 3 and Dec. 24.
direct primary than it. was under the Indirect nominating convention. The assertion that primaries glye wealth a greater advantage Is utterly and glaringI ly false,” he said. Mr. Beveridge predicted the publication | of a “volume'' upon the expenditure of ■ corrupt money during the indirect prl- : marv system with the statement that ! "these good men who now oppose the I primary and champion the convention I will be sorry that they have been be- \ gulled into such a stand; while those ; who evilly plot for the restoration of I evil methods will be fixed forever In the pillory of public scorn, for the money spent under the primary, although most of jt needlessly and stupidly squandered, is but a tithe of the vast amount habitually employed under the convention system.” Mr. Beveridge pointed out thnt he is only sounding the “gentle beginning of i our fight.” “At this time all can agree to at least this principle,” he said. “No fundamental measure affecting the popular rights adopted after years of discussion and experiment, should ever be repealed except by submitting to the final judgment of i the people at the ballot law," BEGILAR JOB. “And what might your work have been during the late war?" asked an old lady visiting the Atlantic fleet. Ma am. replied the gob wearily, “i on a submarine and every time they wanted to dive I’d run forward anil t'P >r up."
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OPPOSES NEW PARTLOWTRIAL Evans Argues Against Precedent for Garage Owner. Declaring that it would be dangerous for Judge James A. Collins of Criminal Court to create a precedent by granting anew trial to John L. Partlow, local garage owner, fined SIOO and sentenced to from one to fourteen years on a charge of receiving stolen automobiles, on the ground that Carl Bernaeur now admits in an affidavit that he gave false testimony against Pnrtlow, in the face of a decision of the State Supreme Court upholding the verdict of the trial court. Prosecutor William P. Evans vigorously opposed today a motion of Purtlow hnsed on the ancient coram nobis procedure. Prosecutor Evans contended that if this practice was allowed by the court any person who is found guilty by a jury could come into court and by the means of possible false affidavits obtain anew trial. "If this procedure is permitted there will be no end to a case," lie said. Mr. Evans contended that Bernauer’s testimony during the trial was not the only evidence against Partlow and that I the jury was the sole judge of the evidence and the credibility of the witnesses. Edward Fitzpntrick and Attorneys Christian and Walt* of Hamilton County made the arguments for Partlow. Judge Colling took the petition under advisement until Wednesday morning. The court indicated that there was doubt In his mind whether a judge has the power to grant anew trial after the Supreme Court has affirmed the trial court decision. Indications are that the Marlon County grand jury is preparing to decide whether Bernauor should be indicted on a perjury charge. BOOZE SHIT SEIZED. PORT ARTHUR, Texas, Jan. 14—The Italian tanker Nettuno, valued at $1,000,000, was seized here today by United States customs authorities and may be taken over by the United Htates for al- j leged violation of customs laws. The ! Nettuno, it Is charged, brought 149 cases, of Italian brandy to this port in April, 1920. Protect the Children Healthy Blood and a Healthy System is a Child's best protection against Colds. Grip and Influenza. Give th<>w GROVE'S IKON TONIC SYRUP. 75c. Advertise meet
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Faster Doubts Minister Will Make Her Eat j DANVILLE, 111., Jan. 14.—Mrs. Sadie ' Harrington, on the forty-seventh day of her fast to force her husband to join the Church of God, was anxious today to meet the Itev. G. S. Payne, oversee: of the church, who Is en route here to advise her to eat. But Mrs. Harrington was not sure whether she would break her fast, even If advlsod by the minister. ‘Til have to see him first and the two of us will talk It over with God," she said today. Sister Myrtle Baker, who come from Vincennes. Ind.. to pray with Mrs. Harrington, said she was sure “Sadie will not give In until she has accomplished her purpose of saving Ernie.” “Siater Sadie grows more determined ench da.vjn her purpose," said Sister Myrtle, "and she Is gaining a victory for the Lord also.” Asked if she believed Ernie wne weakening, she vehemently answered in the affirmative. “Have you seen how worried he Is?" she asked. “Well, that is the power of the Lord working with him and Sadie, with all she has gone through, is as well us ever, while Ernie is losing weight.” All of which was true. Ernie said he had lost * venty-flve pounds since his wife started to fast. He still weighs 187. "it sort of gets my goat.” said Ernie, ‘that she does the fnstlng for the family and I lose weight. I can't see that she has lost much and here I am falling away to a shadow,” Krnle said he wasn't getting religion and didn't expect to. In response to a note sent to Mrs. Harrington, asking her if she would not discontinue her fast, the following determined reply came back : “Esau sold his birthright for a mess of pottage, thereby missing a blessing, the Bible tells us. 1 Will not do as ho did—endanger my soul for a morsel of food.” Plumb Boosts for Plan WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Section 10 of the Clayton anti-trust measure prohibiting purchase of railroad supplies and equipment from subsidiary or interlocking companies should be greatly strengthened rather tlmn weakened or suspended, Glenn Plumb, author of the Plumb plan of railroad control, today told the Sennte Interstate Commerce Committee.
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SLAIN WOMAN’S SPOUSE HUNTED Police Doubt Suicide After Arkansas Tragedy. HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Jan. U— A police hunt here for G. N. Burkhart, husband of the woman found slain in the woods near Mt. Ida, has been in vain. There was not a tract* of the man. It is known that Burkhart and his wife left here Monday morning for Wornble, from which point they turned toward their anticipated new home neur Mt. Ida. The next heard of them was when the bedy of the woman was found and when a tetter was received at Jacksonville, Fla., signed G. N. Burkhart, stating to relatives that he would be dead when the letter arrived. The officers here do not believe that Burkhart has killed himself. guests at public library. Mias Mary J. Hirst, reference librarian of the Cincinnati (Ohio) Public Library, and Miss Lillie Wulfckoetter, chler branch librarian, were guests of the Indianapolis Public Library this afternoon
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Order to Toll Beils for Kaiserm Fought BERLIN, Jan. 14.—Officials of the Evangelical Church today ordered all the consistories to ring their church bells in the event of the death of the former kalserin at Doom. Protest against this order was afterward made by the Prussian home ministry. It is not yet certain if the former empress will be burled on German soli. According to the latest reports from Doom, the former kalserin Is very low. Point of Law May Kill Hospital Plan Special to The Times. KOKOMO, Ind., Jnn. 14.—A question has been raised which may Invalidate the vote In the recent election In favor of the construction of a tuberculosis hospital In this county. The ballot contained no statement as to the amount which would be required to operate the hospital, as the law seems to require.
Prices Smashed This is certainly the time to buy while business is quiet. Buy here and save more. Men’s Shoes, in black or tan, English or round toe lasts. These shoes formerly \\*l / sold at s6.<io to SB.OO. ill / Now '....93.98 and 54.98 \\*l / Ladies’ Shoes, in black or tan, high or U*| low; military heels. These shoes I|*| formerly sold at $6.00 to SIO.OO. l • Now 92.98, 93.98 and 94.98 V Ladies’ Felt House Slippers that U*S ] formerly sold as high as $2.98. Ljf Jt' Now 08£ to 91 •‘IS jOF Boys’, Men’s and Children’s ►Shoes. All reduced at and below cost, at 98<t to 52.98. ***‘ lll^ Government Shoes Renovated, $2.50 and $3.00 10,000 pairs genuine Russet Army Shoes, slightly worn, but neatN ly repaired. Renovated shoes mean shoes which were reclaimed and sterilized by the I WW/'i government and In wearing lOy - I value they are equal to new. VOv I We have put new soles and M Y I heels on them, also repolished M Wy L the uppers. You can buy a pair of these shoes as cheap as to / have your old shoes repaired and they will wear you more twice as long. Try a pair. // Special One lot of small sizes, 5 to 7Vi. While they last ..^,50 The Nu-VVay Shoe Cos. inc. 151 North IlLncis Street. 4 Doors South of Ohio Street. Mail Orders Promptly Filled
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Backed for Council by G. 0. P. Workers I. L. Bramblet.t, committeeman of th Eleventh precinct, was indorsed as candidate for city councilman from th First district by the thirteen Republican precinct committeemen of the Ninth ward in meeting on Wednesday night. Mr. Bramblett, whose home is at 42-1 North La Salle street, has been active in Ninth ward politics for the last nineteen years. He is a linotype operator. Soft Coal Rates Held Reasonable by I. C. C. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Existing rates on bituminous coni from Illinois and Indiana mines and from Chicago to Cedar Rapids, lowa, were lieid today by the Interstate Commerce Commission to be reasonable. The commission dismissed complaints filed by lowa consumers charging the rates were discriminatory.
Columbus Girl, Shot by Man, Near Death Special to The Times. COLUMBUS, Ind., Jan. 14.—Irina Hnncher, 25, of this city. Is dying at the Bartholomew County Hospital from a 'bullet wound Inflicted this morning by Weber Smith, 40. The shooting occurred at the Hancher home following a quarrel, .Smith firing a revolver from his coat pocket. After the shooting he rushed to the county Jail, where he surrendered and nfked that a physician be sent to the girl. When the officers went to the Hancher home the gtrl begged them not to punish Smith. The bullet entered under her heart and lodged in the spine. Smith is a married man and lives with his wife in this city. He and Miss Hancher are said to have been close friends.
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