Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 150, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1922 — Page 3

NOV. 2, 1922

MUSSOLINI LIKL ENELISH LEADER New Italian Premier Moves Aster Fashion of Fighting Lioyd George. By United News ROME, Xov. 2. —Italy’s new Fascist premier, Benito Mussolini —thè Lioyd George of Italy—may make his first bow on thè international stage at thè forthcoming Near East peace conference at Lausanne. Displaying many of thè characteristies of England’s recent premier. Mussolini, like Lioyd George, ls a 6trong believer in playing thè give and take game of European diplomacy first hand, and not by proxy. Mussolini revealed his uneonventional manner of doing thlngs by his caustic message to Count Sforza, thè Italian ambassador at Paris, who had notlfied thè -premier he desired to resign, feeling he was not in complete accord w'ith thè Fascisti govemment. LABORITES LISE il unpucES Conservatives Are Predicting Overwheiming Victory in British Election. By Uniteti Press LO X DON', Xov. 2. —David Lioyd George, ili with a cold and sore throat, vili be back campaigning by Saturday, his physicians declared today. Conservatives today predicted overvhelming vlctory at tlie generai clections as thè resyilt of yesterday’s municipal elections. In eighty pròvinelal boroughs thè laborites lost 168 seats and thè Conservatives gained 101. Labor representative councils vere compieteli" viped out in many places. Of eight London distriets vhich labor formerly controlled five vere lost and majorities in three vere reduced. FIGHTS DISEASE Dr. King of thè State board of health is preparing an appeal to be mada to thè public next week. urging them to cooperate in every vav posslble to vipe out diphtheria in Indiana. The appeal is being based upon a report from St. Bernice that eight deaths have occurred there in succession, due to diphtheria, vhich is claimed nov to have been checked.

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Embargo Asked on Canadian Wheat Shipments By United N'cws CHICAGO, Xov. 2—A demand for an immediate embargo on Canadian wheat vhich is spreading rapidly among American graln lnterests in thè Middle and Xorthwest vas revealed here Tuesday when thè Americen Farm Bureau Federation was asked to joln other Middle Western interests in requesting thè Interstate Commerce Commlssion to place an embargo on all Canadian wheat shipinents through this country at once. Farm Bureau officials are investigating thè alleged strangllng of American grain movements by Canadian shipments carried over American linee to eastern seaboard points for export and are expected to decide within thè next two days whether to push thè request for an emburgo. The United States Graln Growers, Ine., is also waiting for complete statistica on Canadian and American graln movements. EKONfICTRELD IIiIIQNAPIMSE Confession of Assault on 12-Year-Old Victim Secured by Police. By Uniteti Press MUSKEGOX, Mich., Xov. 2.—Raymond Eugene Wilson of Grand Rapida today confessed that he kidnaped and attacked Rosalie Shanty, 12-year-old girl, and attacked her aster carrying her more than 100 miles from home, according to police. Police continued to grill Wilson as Rosalie fought for her lise in a little fami house near Dublin. “I drank some moonshine whisky,” Wilson is alleged to have said. “I thought of Rosalie who I met last summer. I met her in front of thè Sunday school and drove her to Dublin. There I attacked her.” Police say Wilson ls an ex convict. Simple Way to Take Off Fat There can be nothing simpler than taka convenient little tablet four tlmes each day untll your weight is reduced to norma!. That’s all—just purcha.e a of Marmola Prescrlptlon Tabiets from your drugglst for one dollar, thè sanie prie* thè world over. Follow directlons—no etarvatlon, dietim? or tiresome exercising. Eat substantlal food—be a* laasy a* you lik* and keep on Rettinj? slirnmer. And -• ; u t of Marmola Prescriptlon Tab-, lota is they are harmlepe That is your absolute sa tornarci Pmrebase them from your druggÙÉt. or sen§direet to Marmola Co . 4012 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.—Adver-

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ADD HORRORS OF WAR Mother-in-law Charged With Split

By United News CHICAGO, Xov. 2.—Two wounded soldiers, one an American, thè other a shrapnel-torn French Red Cross nurse, grew to love each other while in thè French hospital at Le Mans, Franco. Myron Smith, thè American, married Ida Clodell thè French girl hero, and proudly brought her back to Chicago when thè w'ar was over. But, “Apres Le Guerre” there was a mother-in-law', Mrs. Dora Morton, who won thè husband aw r ay from his wife, according to thè wife’s testlmony in court here Wednesday. The French bride was suing Mrs. Morton and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Stanley Nelson, for $25,000 damages for alleged alienation of affections and her husband, who is living with Ais mother in California, for divoree. She agreed when some one hummed thè chorus of a song of thè trenches

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and billets that runs: “Apres Le Guerre Finis, Mademoiselle Xo Bon.” MAKES MONEY The manufacturing trade school of thè Indiana reformatory, cleared $lO.085,97 during thè month of October according to a report flled with State Auditor Oliver. The farm department of thè reformatory cleared $788.51. P. O. Club Will Perforiti The Post Office Dramatic Club, whlch was organlzed last sprlng and gave one play at thè T. W. C. A. hall on thè evening of May 28 will preeent its first play of this season on thè evening of Nov. 4 at thè Odeon Hall, thè hall at thè Metropolitan School of Music.

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RODBEO OFI300; LfITERARRESTED Roy P. Smith of Hamilton, 0., Creates Disturbance and Makes Compiaint. Roy P. Smith, 26, of Hamilton, Ohio, today declared he had met a

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USED CAR SALE 37 Cars —TO BE SOLD— Tourings, Roadsters, Coupes and Sedans CHEVROLET FORD STUTZ DODGE MAXWELL STUDEBAKER OVERLAND BUICK PAIGE Don’t Delay if You Want First Choicc! PRICES WAY DOWN Sale Starts Friday, Nov. 3,1922 Any car may be bought on easy terms. Small amount down and twelve monthly payments. No brokerage. Open Friday and Saturday Evenìngs Jones - Whitaker Sales Co. Main 5646-5647 Corner Capitol and Vermont

woman who robbed hlm of SBOO. Smith was unable to teli just where thè robbery occurred. Smith was arrested at 5:30 a_ m. today on charges of drunkenness, disturbing thè peace and resUtlng arrest. The police were told by Mrs. Ada Elliott, 858 X. Capitol Ave., that a man had been creating a disturbance. The police arrested Smith, who. it is alleged, fought them. He sent for an attorney some hours aster being locked in at police headquarters and said that ho had been robbed.

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For Cold on thè Chest Musterole is easy to apply and it does not blister like thè old-fashioned mustard plaster. Musterole is a clean, white ointment. made with oil of mustard. Simply massage it in gently with thè tinger tips. You will he delighted to seo how quickly it brings relief. Get Musterole at your drug store. 35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hospital slze. $3. BETTKR THAN A MISTAKD I’LASTKR —Adveiaisement-

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