Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1922 — Page 2

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FINAICE EXPERTS WILLCOME HERE Prominent Speakers to Address Convention of Centra! States Securities Commissioners. SESSIONS ARE NEXT WEEK Wednesday and Thursday Meetings Will Be Open to All Interested Persons. Highlights in thè financial field of thè United States, with a possible sprinkling of notables of thè European continent, will assemblo in Indianapolis next week to attend a meeting of Central States securities commissionerà to be held at thè SpinkArms Hotel next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Members of securities commissione of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, lowa, Nebraska, Michigan and Indiana will convene to draft plana for uniform security legislation in thè different States. From two to ten commissionerà from each State are expected. The Wednesday and Thursday sessione will be open to interested persons. Congressman E. E. Dennison of Illinois, author of thè Federai ' blue •ky” law now pending in Congressi Walter Brewster, precident of thè Chicago Stock Exchange; H. B. Hare, Milwaukee, Investment englneer; Augustus Peabody, prominent investment broker of Chicago: J. K. Barnes, politicai editor of “World’s Work;” E. S. Cantwright, commissioner of Wisconsin; T. E. Pierson, Minnesota commissioner; N. M. Duff of Michigan, president of thè National Assoclation of Security Commissioners; Eugene E. Btevens of New York, speaking representa ti ve of thè National Association of Investment Bankers, and Evans Woollen, president of thè Fletcher Savings and Trust Company of this city, are among those who will address thè gathering. Maurice Mendenhall, locai commissioner and president of thè Central States Association, will preside. Friday aftemoon thè visitlng commissioners will holtì a closed session to draft proposed legislation.

Preserves or Whisky, Which? Dishwater, which when analyzed, J was shown to contain 28 per cent al-1 cohol, was thè cause of a fine of SIOO j and costs imposed on Mary Fugua, t colored, 433 W. Sixteenth St., by Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth in city court today. The fine was suspended when Mary! insisted that thè liquid she had poured into thè dishwater when police carne to her house several days ago, was not white mule, but thè juice from a can of spoiled preserved peaches. MARRIASE ANNULMENT SOUGHT BY EMMA LOGAN A complaint for annulment of marrlage was filed today in Superior Court, room 1, by Emma Logan, 1619 Pleasant St. She asserted her marriage with James R. Logan is illegai, be cause she was marrled to John Thuer at thè time. She had obtained no divorce from Thuer, she asserts. Records in thè county clerk's office show that thè certificate issued on Aug. 8 was returned and filed. When thè Ucense was obtained Mrs. 1-ogan etated that her marriage with Logan was her first. The ceremony was performed by T. Ernest Maholm, a Justice of thè peace. DIETZ SUCCEEDS MAHOLM AS JUSTICE OF PEACE Edward h. Dietz, 127 Bakemeyer St,. chief cierk to thè Judge of thè Marion County Circuit Court, today tendered his reeignatlon to Judge H. O. Chamberlain. Mr. Dietz was elected lustice of thè peace for Center Townshlp on thè Republican ticket, and plana to take office immediately. Mr. Dietz has served as cierk of Circuit Court since February, 1918. He will hold court in thè office at Delaware and Market Sts., now occupled by T. Ernest Mahlom, whom he succeeds as justice of thè peace. GIVAN WiLL PASS ON^ PERMANENT INJUNCTION Judge Arthur R. Robinson set Nov. 26 as thè date for a hearing coneernIng thè granting of an lnjunction agalnst thè city of Indianapaolis approprlating land belonging to Henry I>. Plerce, for thè purpose of creating a playgrround. The land is located in thè block between Spann Ave. and State St„ on Fletcher Ave. Plerce cl&ima thè park board has no right to create playgrounds except in public parks. Judge Robinson issued a temporary restrainlng order some time ago. The case will come before Clinton H. Gìvan, judge-elect of thè Superior Court, room 4. COMMITTEE IS SELECTED TO ATTEMPI WAGE SCALE By United Preti CHICAGO, Nov. 16. —A committee of Ave minerà and Ave operatore was named today at thè joint session of Union representatives and bltuminous mine owners attemptlng to devise a means for working out a new wage scale. The committee will try to work out a scheme for reaching a new agreement and present ita report at tomorrow's session. OFFICIAL COUNT GIVES SANDERS 1,009 PLURALITY The officiai tabulation of thè congreasional vote In thè Fifth district, announced today by Ed Jackson, secretary of State, showed a of 1,009 for Everett Sanders, Republican candidate for Congress. Democrats in thè district ciaimed Sanders had a majority of only 218 votes. Officiai tabulation of thè State vote will begln aa soon assi gare a are received from Green County, thè only mlsslng county.

WOMEN ARGUE ON LIFTING LA W’S BAN ON STRONG DRINK By 2fEA Service NEW YORK, Nov. 16. —Women are in thè front ranks in thè battle of prohibition. The November elections have foeused attention upon thè efforts to modlfy thè Volstead act —and women leaders of forces for and against prohibition have come to grips over counter-claims of thè election’s effec l upon thè beer and wine movement. Here is a woman’s discussion of both sides of thè controversy. Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip, wife of thè flnancier, and one of thè outstandìng figure® in thè League of Women Voters, argues for prohibition under thè Volstead act. And Miss Alice Carpenter, head of thè women’s division of thè Association Against thè Prohibition Amendment, speaks for temperance rather than prohibition under a new law that would legalize beers and light wines.

By ALICE CARPENTER, Director Women’s Committee, Association Against thè Prohibition Amendment. All serious-minded people In this country today are standing for thè sanie thing—to keep out thè saloon and to reduce drunkenness to a minimum. There are two methods by which this can be attempted. One is by a prohibtiion law. The other ls by a temperance law. Drunkenness in thè past was thè result of three conditions —thè ealoon, which tempted men when they did not want to drink; thè treating System, which urged a man to drink more aster he knew he had had enough, and thè free access to highly lntoxieating liquors, which was a Constant source of danger to men too weak to resist thè temptatlon. No solution of thè problem of drunkenness can be effective unless it meets these three conditions. Boofleggine Rise The prohibition law has eliminated thè open saloon. But it has brought bootlegging, with respectable citizens organizing to break thè law through thè bootleggers. It has brought home brew, with ingredients of a kind which thè New York health commissioner eays will demand a high death toll wlthin three or four years. And it has stimulated In all our people. young and old alike, a defie.nce and contempt of law which ls reflected not only in thè breaking of thè prohibition law, but in almost every other phase of criminal law In thè Nation. Prohibition has only substituted, as far as thè saloon is concerned, one great e vii for an other. Aster a three-year test thè prohibiticn law has failed to eliminate any of thè causes for drunkenness, and thè outlook in thè future is that it will become more powerless to deal effectively with this difficult problem Our association proposes a temperance law, bringlng wise, sane and moderate temperance—a law which thè great majority will obey. which, like thè Canadian and Swedish Systems, will prevent thè return of thè saloon. It would give us beers and light wines, and allow States to regulate thè traffic.

BEfIUTyFAGTDR MODESTI ISSOE By Time * Special NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—Anything is modest on a beautiful woman, but an agly woman might appear immodest il swathed in layers of clothing from heel to crown. Mlle. Cecile Sorel, leading woman of thè comedie francalse players imported for a series of performance here by arrangement with thè French Minister Des Beaux Arte, got this observation off her mind and followed it with some others. “To a woman,” she said, ‘‘Dress is nbout thè same as decorations are to an apartment. If it be done with intelligence, dress may malte an ugiy woman attractive. But for thè business woman there is but one rule of dress. It consists of three words—simplicity, simplicity, simplicity. " INDIANAPOLIS MAN IS ROBBED BY CHICAGO THUGS A man who said he was Arthur Mayer, 33, Wholesale milliner of Indianapolis, was beaten and robbed of SSOO by a gang of bandita in Chicago early today, a United Press dispatch said. He was taken to a hospital, where his condition was 6aid to be serious. DRYS RETAIN MAJORITY IN CONGRESS, THEY SAY By United Presa WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.—The drys hold a two-thirds majority in thè new Congress. Wets hopes of amendlng thè Volstead act must be deferred until aster next election at least. trìescàrTheftcase The triai of Fay W. Cullens, Terrò Haute, on a charge of stealìng automobiles in this city was begun today in Criminal Court before Special Judge Frank S. Roby with thè impanelling of a Jury. Cullens was indicted by thè grand jury on charges of vehiele taking, unlawful pOssession and grand larceny. The defendant ls accused of having taken four automobiles here. WILL CONTESTED A plea to constine thè will of Mary A. Mason, who died Feb. 9, 1922, was filed in Probate Court today by Margaret M. Mason. a daughter, who was narned executrix by thè will. One paragraph or thè document stlpulates that none of thè reai estate shall be sold for fifteen yeais. Judge Mahlon E. Bash was asked to pass on thè legality of thè behest. FINO TRAVELING BAG Employes of thè Indianapolis Water Company station at Market and Canal Sts. early this morning sound a travelir.g salesman’s case in thè old canal. The case contained only an order book of Dilling & Co. and was apparently worth about $lO. It was tumed over to thè police, who started an investiga tion. Lose Your Fat, Keep Your Health Superfluous flesh is not healthy, neither is it healthy to ciiet or exerctse too much for its removai. The simplest method known for redueing thè overfat body easil.v and steadily ls thè Marmola Method. trled and endorsed by thousands. Marmola Preserlptlon Tahlets contain an exact dose of thè famous Marmola Prescrlption. and are sold by druggists thè worid over atone dollar for a case. They are harmles and leave no wrinkles or flabbiness. They are popolar beo ause effective and convenlent. AsU your druggist for them or send price dlrec to thè Marmola Co.. 4612 Woodward Ave.. Detroit. Mich.. and procure a case.—Advar Useracni.

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By Times Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 16— Postmortems on thè recent politicai smash-up are confusing. Credit ls given or ciaimed variously. Prohibition, thè tariff, thè bonus, thè League of Natlons. Newberryism, liigh taxes and thè high cost of livlng are among thè contributory causes mentioned. All had somethlng to do with it. No single ipsue did lt all. The wets made galns. They may claim much credit for Edwards in New Jersey, but not for Fess in Ohio. The League of Natlons issue may have cut down Lodge’s vote in Massachusetts, but it evldently didn’t affect Hiram Johnson in California. The new tariff act hasn't got in its work enough so thè people generally

LOAN BUSINESS MAKES PROGRESS, SAYS GENTHER Great advancement has been male in thè conduct of thè loan business in thè past few years, Dr. Joseph Genther of New York City, salci in his speech at thè semi-annual meeting of thè Indiana Industriai Leriders Association at thè Ciaypool Hotel yesterday. All Indianapolis loan companies are members of thè association. At thè dinner last night. Charles A. Bookwalter was thè Principal speaker. Among thè .questa were Charles W. Canips and Elmer Johnsbn of thè State banking department. LETS FINAL CONTRACTS FOR DISPOSAL SYSTEM Ten contracts, aggregating $646,868.16 in cost for various phascs of construction of thè activated sludge plant and for furnishing power plant auxiliary equipment at thè city sewage disposai plant were awarded by thè board of sanitary commissioners today. The construction and equipmont are part of thè final division of thè plant. NEW WITNESSES APPEAR AGAINST ALLEGEDPOISONER By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—A half dozen new witnesses against Mrs. Tiìlie Klimck, accused with Mrs. Nellie Sturmer of having given her husband arsenic poisoning, were brought forward by investigators today. Mrs Stella Oruntkowski, sister of a former sweetheart of Mrs. Klimek, declareci she had become violently ili aster eating candy given her by thè accused woman.

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cltles. They couldn’t understand why he perslsted in following ice wagon and buy'ng ice to slt on. Two or three times he was sound sleeplng in ice wagons and examlned by alienlsts, who sound thè only trouble with him was thè chinate. But CharUe's vownfall carne strmgely. There was a Are on Fourth St. Forgetting thè heat, Charlie put a ladder up against thè building and bravely plunged in to see if any damsels were in dlstrcss. For some reason or other, thè police arrested him on a charge of burglary. Now Charlie ls belng kept “on ice” pending trial.

can feel sharply thè Increased cost of llving bound to result. Tiie treniendeus upheaval in thè West and Northwest polnts to some other cause than those most discussed. La Follette's overwhelming victory at thè Republican prima ry and election in Wisconsin, Brookheart’s eimilar trlumph in lowa in thè face of vigorous opposition from conservatives in his own ps-rty, Howell’s defeat of Hitchcock in Nebraska, Frazier’s come back in North Dakota aster having been recalied as Governor—all these were, on thè surface Republican victories. Cause Is Same Yet thè defeat of Kellogg in Minnesota. Polndexter. in Washington, and Beveridge In Indiana—all Republlcans—can be traced to thè same et-use as thè Republican victories mentioned above. Only one probable cause will stand all thè teste—thè coalition for politicai action of farmers and unlon workers effected at Chicago in February of this year. It wasn't a thlrdparty movement. It was a conference of about 300 representatlves of

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By MRS. FRANK A. VANDERLIP C'hairman, New York State League of Women Voters. The election returns do not mean that prohibition is discredited. Liberalism versus reaction was thè reai election verdlct. The tariff issue lnfluenced far more voters in New York than prohibition. Few people honestly belleve thè eighteenth amendment ever will be removed from thè Constitutlon. Congress might modify thè Volstead enforcement act by ralsisng thè percentage of alcohol. Volstead didn’t invent thè one-tenth of 1 per cent deflmtion of lntoxieating liquor; thè excise depnrtment did. Congress must look out for that detall if it changes thè Volstead act. Enlightened self-interest impelled America into national prohibition. Muddled brains don't pay, and alcohol means muddled brains. None of us are strong or wise enough to risk subtracting from our mental totale by drinking. Times Better, Safer Workingmen and employers are more prosperous than they were before prohibition. Traina, trolleys and automobiles are safer drlven by sober rnen. So are all businesses, governments and homes. Personal liberties are no’ more attacked by prohibition than by quarantine iaws. Society is better off generally under prohibition. Now only those rich I enough to pay thè price are mud- | dllng their brains with alcohol and j there are comparatively few of them j eompared with thè majority of people who are blessed With moderate means and consequent sobriety If there were an honest referendum among women. prohibition would carry with a largo majority. Drinking people are nolsier thnn sober ones and they are self-indulgent Drinking countries cannot compete ! with a soberly industrious America, j even in merchant marine. Neither this year’s election nor any I other will have any great lnfluence j In changlng thè Volstead law. which ! ls merely a statement of thè convtci tion of thè majority of thè people in j thè United States.

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IPPIUHTE IO EOI CABINET By United Presa BERLIN, Nov. 16.—Wilhelm Cuno, director generai of thè HambergAmerican Steamship Company, today accepted thè ofter of President Ebert to organize a new German cabinet. It is believed Cuno’s selection of associates will be made from industriai ranks and that he will invite into thè cabinet men high in thè business world. Cuno was offered thè chancellorship aster Vice Chancellor Bauer had declined thè invitation of President Ebert. TOISIII FOREJDOFIfIS By United Presa BOSTON, Nov. 16.—The toys have joined thè League of Natlons. The little tln soldier ls to be replaced on thè Christmas tree this year by dolls that can say their "Now I lay me's” and ponies with reai hair. ! Toy manufacturers have some of thè following delights ready for American childhood: Dolls that can walk without assistane®, recite nursery rhymes and sing hymns; ponies with flowing manes and sllk black tails. Miniature automobiles with all thè equipment of reai machlnes, including pneumatic tires and brakes. Wireless telepbone and telegraph seta, including thè latest perfections. Sleds of thè famous Swiss mountain racing models. Last, but not least, thè little tin soldier —but tlùs year in thè costume of a Highlander, with bagplpes ln®tead of musket. Court Orders Lonely Lise By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—An injunction against Cupid was Issued in Circuit Court here. An order restrainlng Lucilie Patterson, 16, from “keeplng company with any young men” was issued by Judge Thomas Lynch on petltlon of thè glrl’s mother.

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