Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1922 — Page 9

JULY 28, 1922

PUBLIGLY PICO TEETJUHESHS of Hawkins Recites Basis of Her Claim to Alimony Allowance. By United Prett ATLANTA, Ga.. July 28.—The hearing on {BS temporary alirtjony suit brought by Mrs. Fannie Manly Hawkins, former hells of Georgia society and a daughter of W. D. Manly, millionaire banker and maufacturer, against Morton S. Hawkins, Portland. Ind.. business man, begun unexpectedly in Superior Court here. Mrs. Hawkins, who claims her husband is “a millionaire,” and who is asking no specific amount of alimony, but “an amount relative to his income,” declared that one of the reasons she left her home was because "he picked his teeth in public;" Hawkins charged that his 17-year-old wife was on several “wild parties with other men” while they were on their honeymoon in the Bahama Islands. BELATED CHARGE McCumber Elaines Tariff for Newspapers Opposition to Taft In 1912. By United Prett WASHINGTON, July 28.—The long tariff debates in the Senate have been enlivened by the charge of Senator, McCumber that the newspapers and magazines of the country defeated ■president Taft in 1912 because Reye bhcan leaders, in framing the Payne Aldrich tariff bill, refused to put print paper on the free list. CORN WHISKY RUINOUS Fugitive From Indiana Reformatory Taken in Dallas, Texas. By United Prett DALLAS, Texas, July 28.—Corn whisky was believed to have caused the downfall of Beverly Woods, believed wanted in Indiana for breaking his parole from the Michigan City prison. Arrested by police here on a drunk and disorderly charge, Woods unln- j tentionally gave his correct name and was quickly recognized. He admitted, police say, he was convicted in Jack- 1 sonville, Ind-, in 1917 on a charge of grand larceny. SECOND CONVICUION Negro "Executioner" on Death Farm Goes to Prison for Life. By United Prett COVINGTON. Ga., July 28 —Clyde Manning, negro "executioner" on j Georgia's notorious "death farm.” was under conviction of murder for the j second time here today. The Jury recommended mercy, which automatically sets the penalty ; at life imprisonment. John Williams, proprietor of the 1 “death farm.” is now serving a life mntenca. * DEMANDS PAYMENT Premier Poincare Address Note to G tf- j man Ambas'ador on Reparations. By United prett PARIS, July 28.—Premier Poincare ! has sent & note to the German ambassador demanding that his government continue full payments on prewar commercial debts.

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