Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 157, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1922 — Page 9

NOY. 10, 1922

ELECTIIKES HARDING ENTRI Question of Presidente Course in 1924. Campaign Is Definitely Settled. PARTY’S FUTURE AT STAKE Machinery Available Only to Executive in Selection of Standard Bearer. By ROBERT J. BEXDER Lnited Seta Staff Corretpondent XEW YORK, Nov. 10. —Will President Harding be reromlnated In 1924? The questlno is asked since a Democratlc landslide placed Administratlon control in jeopardy. All of which absolutely assures thè renomlnatlon of Presldent Harding two years hence. Froni thè standpoint’of pradicai politica,-a? G. o. P. leader* point out. there would be nothIng else for thè organization machinery to do. Were Harding to drop out of thè race thè whole party would fly to piece* in a wild scramble started oy candidate* for thè nomination. Harding would have to be renominated in thè hope that he could assemblo under hi* banner a sufficienti*' solld conservative vote to defeat thè new force rising in American politica. Harding would have thè machinerj, just as Taft had it in 1912. No one else would. trustees WARNED Successali candidate* for township trustee throughout thè State have „een remlnded by Chief Examiner Eschbach of thè State board of aceounts, that inasmuch as th?ir terms do not begin until thè first of thè vear, they are not allowed to purohase any supplie* be,.ore that urne. DO IOU WONDER, asks thìs lady ‘That l’m a Eeliever in Cardui?” Got So Weak She Had to Go to Bed —But Read Her Story. Mrs. E. E. Keast, formerly of lUiioìs, residing at Osawatomie, Kans., ;a vs: “We moved to this State jlèven years ago, and I had gooti lealth for a long while; and then -ome year or so ago I had a bad sick >pe!l ... ~ . “I got so weak I couldn t go l couldn't stand on my feet at all. I had to go to bed. “1 suffered a great deal. I was so nervons l felt I couldnT live. “I iried medicine*, and everything; had thè best of attention, yet 1 wasn't able to get up. . . “I lay for three months, not able to do anything. . „ . “My hiisband is a hUI post-r and ha 3 circulars distributed. One da;, there chanced to be a Ladies Dirtlidav Almanac among his circuiars. I reàd it, and told some of thè family to get me a botti* of Cardai. They laughed and saia I wouldn’t tak* it. But I dld. I began witli a tablespoonful every two hours. -I quit all other medtcines and ook 1t (Cardui) faithfully, and two veets from th* time I began to take ( ardui I "as out of bed-—batter thau for months. “T kept R un and oontinued f lo improve until I was a weìl woman •‘Do yon wonder that I am a be,i*%*r In Cardui? 1 c*rtainly ani. And 1 am sur* there is no hetter lonie mad* for women than < ardui. All druggists sell Cardui, for women. -Advertisement.

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MAJ. LANDIS MADE HEAD OF AVIATION DEPARTMENT Alvin M. Owsley, national commander of thè American Leglon, has appointed Maj. Reed Greshain Lon<lis, son of former Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, head of thè newly created aviation department, it was announced today. A resolution providing for thè appointment was adopted at thè national convention at New Orleans. The resolution previde* for thè appointment of a eommittee of five to cooperate with thè United States Government in aeronautics in thè commercial field. This is to provide for a number of trained flìers to be at thè command of thè Government in case of emergency, according to officiala at thè legion headquarters. BANDITS STAGE HOLD-UP • SOUTH OF MILLERSVILLE Two men help up and robbed Lee Fisher, 1024 Roache Ave., on a road south of Millersville last night. The two bandits each carried an automatic revolver. A third member of thè gang remained in thè driver’s seat of a large automobile and kept thè motor running. The bandits took Fisher’s overcoat. In thè pocket* of which was a notebook and about $2. DRIVER REPORTSMISHAP DAMAGING AUTOMOBILE Stanley A. Newey, 221 Dlxon St.. driving his automobile Southwest on

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NEGRO HOLDS UP STORE, OBTAINING $25 IN CASH A robber held up a grocery at 2511 Annetta St. iast night and escapea with about $25. Thomas and Orna Pearl, colored, own thè grocery. The robber was thè colored man who wears a handkerchief over thè lower part of his face.

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