Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1922 — Page 3

THREE STATES 11 HOT‘CmERBY' Farmers of Indiana, Illinois and lowa Have Eyes Out for Corn World Honors. I SUCKER NOW IS ‘CORN KING’ Four Thousand Entries Have Been Made to Compete for SIO,OOO Prize Money. Bv Time * Special CHICAGO, Nov. 16. —Corn growers everywhere are excletd over thè threecornered tilt between Illinois, Indiana and lowa for premier honors in thè corn world, accordine to W. Q. Fitch of Purdue University, who was here today to take charge of thè Intematicnal Grain and Hay show to be held jointly with thè International Livestock Exposition. Hundreds of farmers over thè three States are determined to snatch from thè brow of J. E. Workman of Maxwell, 111., thè crown of “corn king,” which he won last year, along with a part of thè SIO,OOO premium list offered by thè Chicago Board of Trade, according to Mr. Fitch, who has oeen travellng over these States. Meanwhile, corn growers are watchIng over their samplos with thè same tender care a turfman gives his Derby entry. Over 4,000 entries of grain have already been received for thè show. lioosier Briefs , CLAYPOOL —Sixty carloads of onions have been shipped from this point this season. Tears were shed at their departure it Is said. The farmers received To cents a bushel. PIERCETON —When two highwaymen attempted to hold up Thomas Widup while on a country road in his auto, he pointed a tire tester at thè men, who mistaking it for a gun, ned. RUSHYILLE —A horse leaped on top of an automobile when thè two collided near here, crushing thè occupants of thè auto. Three young men were injured in thè collision. EVANSTILLE —Judge Phil C. Gould adjoumed court during thè trial of Ed Williams, colored. who is charged with murdering his wife, and allowed jurors and court attaches to attend thè horse races in progress ber*. MUNCIE —All churches in Muncie will combine in one big union service Thanksgiving morning. At noon thè churches and a number of charitable organizations will serve dinner to thè poor. WARSAW—Home-grown strawberrles are appearing on thè retail market here and are retalling for 35 cents a quart. FT. tVAYXE —William D. Bovine has filed a compiami for dirorce against his wife, Xellie. aster twentytwo years of married lift. He alleges . “she entertains her lovers under his roof,” and orders him from thè house. LAWREXCEBI’RG-In his txcitement over a rabbit jumping out of a corn shock John \V. Hoffmockle, 51, stuck his hand in a corn-shredder while gesticulatlng. The hand was aa&putated at thè wrist. COLUMBUS With thè election over, thè Thlrteenth precinct here claims thè most generous voter. One ballot had an “X” marked in front of every name on thè ticket, Republican, Democrat and Sociulist. CONNERSVILLE—Hugh Beaver of P'alrview townshlp, reports what he believes to be a record corn crop. A sixteen-acre fleld produced 1,700 bushels, an average of more than 106 busbete to thè acre. SOUTH BEXD—An Elkhart farraer walked lnto Principal McGowan's room at thè high school here and said he wanted to “look over a room full of beauties,” from which he expected to pick one to become his wife. Mr. McGowan refused to turn thè school lnto a matrimoniai bureau. GREENFIELD Freeman' Gant says wtnter “must have come and gone.” While drivlng In thè country he killed a blue racer snake over four ieet long. He says this ls very unusuai for this tlme of year. > MUNCIE —W. C. Corvell. Demoera tic candidate for Superior judge of Grant and Delaware Counties, carried thè thirteen preelnets In Muncie by thirteen votes, according to officiai tabulatlon. RICHMOND —Fines of liquor law violatore in Richmond during thè first slx months of this year amounted to $9,644. It is announced here. Of this emount $4,905 went to thè school fund and thè prosecutlng attomey received $1,875. EVANSVILLE —Posey County, thè routhwestem point of Indiana, is claimlng to be thè best county in thè State for thè bee industry. They are said to be more beekeepers in this county than any other in thè State. VALPARAISO—OfficiaIa of thè university here have received a bill for $75 from Kalamazoo college for studente who rushed thè gate at a football game played at Kalamazoo last Saturdav between teams representing thè two schools. TERRE HAUTE—Fred S. Armstrong, who was elected sheriff of Vigo County at thè recent election, has been retired on a penslon of SSO a month from thè locai pollce force. He has been an officer here twentyfive yeart. MINER FALLS2OO FEET DOWN SHAFT ►y Timet Special SULLIVAN, Ind., Nov. 16.—James lyinan, 35. employed at thè Rellance mine west of Shelburn, was killed when he plunged headlong down thè ehaft of thè mine, a distance of 200 feet. Fellow workera said he apparently lost his footing while near thè shaft. He is survived by a widow and slx children.

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Upper—The auditorium of Englewood *Hall of thè Englewood Christian Chureh rcsembles Old Santa’s workshop. Each member of thè community has made an articie and many o f these produets are shown in thè pitture. Lower Lost —Oeorgianna Davison. Lucilie Martz and Clara Frances Davison holding some of thè cute doils which were Iliade by thè women of thè community. Lower ltight—Frances Kennedy, who ls a featured offering on thè current bill at thè Palace, has donated her Services and wili entertain thè guests at thè Crafts and Products Exposition at thè hall tontght.

Bv WALTER D. HU KUAS. Frances Kennedy will be thè guest of thè Englewood Christian Chureh crafts and produets exhibitlon to night in thè new community hall. 'Miss Kennedy is never too busy to take part in community affaire in thè cities where she appears. Manager Herb Jennings of thè Palace consented wlthout a minute’.* hesltatlon to “loan" Miss Kennedy to this community function. Miss Kennedy, aster making her SECOFID PIPE DAMAGES TERRE HAUTE GROCERY Bv Time n Special TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Nov. 16 Fire causing damage estimated at SIO,OOO swept through thè storehouses of thè Mooney Grocery Company here last night. This ls thè second Are within two weeks at thè storerooms, hoth havlng been of undetermlned orlgin. Makes Loose Teeth Finn and Immovable Heals Sore .Tender Gums and Makes Teeth sa Flrm Eatlng is a Pleasure People who bare spongy, soft, sore, bleedlng or recedlog gums or loose teeth —eymptom of that dread dlgeaae—Pyorrhea—are foollsh lf they permit these alimenta to trouble them nnnecessarlly. They can do as hundreda of others have done, start at once to use thè MOAVA DEXTAL TREATMENT, thè dlscovery of a well-known Rochester, N. X., dentisi As a result of using thl treatment, which in thè forni of dentai paste, is simple and clcanly to use, your teeth will begin to tighten, thè gums will stop bleedrecedìng or disoliarging pus and thè entire niouth and throat feel cleaner and taste sweeter.* You have undoubtedly wanted to know if a treatment existed that could cure Pyorrhea or Rigg’s Dtsease and put an end to all niouth and gum disorders. MOAVA DENTAR CREAM is just suoli a treatment and you ean try It on thè money back lf dìssatisfled pian. All druggists can supply you.—Advertlsement.

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regular appearance tonight at thè Palace, will be rushed to thè Englewood Community hall shortly before 9 o’clock. She will appear in a program of songs and storie. •!• T Big Movie Booked “When - Knightwood Was in Flower,” recognlzed as one of thè movie events of thè year, will open an engagement Sunday at thè Ohio Theater. Marion Davies, Lyn Harding and Ruth Sheply are in thè cast.

REPUBLICANS MAY ASK RECOUNT IN MADISON Bv Time Spretai ANDERSON. Ind., Nov. 16.—Republicans of this county who were de-

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On Yiew Today The following attractions are on view today: “So This I London, English’s; Bob La Salle, Lyrlc; Frances Kennedy, Palace; burlesque, Broadway: musical comedy. Rialto: George, Park: “The Bella of San Juan,” Mister Smlth’s; “In thè Days of Buffalo Bill," Isis; "The Crimson Clue,” Regent; "Clarcnee.” Ohio; “Brawn of thè North,” Clrcle, and “To Have and to Hold,” Colonia!.

feated at thè recent election, held a meeting last night to dlscuss thè advisability of a recount. It is said they are basing their claims on alleged 11legality of a number of absent voterà’ ballota cast.

WATERPARLEY UT BLOOHGTON OFF By Time Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 16. The mass meeting of citizens of Bloomington, which was called to meet this aftemoon and discuss thè water situation here, was called off late Wednesday. Bitter and diverse opinions as to what was thè proper course to pursue were exprossed around thè city and those in charge of thè meeting decided thè time was not ripe for such a gathering. Edward Showera, president of thè Showers Brothers furnlture factory, thè principal industry here, stated Wednensday aftemon that unless thè water question ls settled by Jan. 1 he would have no other choice than

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to move his three factories to a place where water could be secured. Politics and lack of confldence between citizens was blamed for thè little progress that has been made In settling thè water question by speakers at civic club meetings Wednesday. ANDERSON UNDERTAKER, FORMER CORONER, DIES By Times Special ANDERSON, Ind., Nov. 16.—Clayte Sells, 60, an undertaker here, and formerly county corcner, died last night at his home aster an illness covering several weeks. He was prominent in Republican party work.

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FALLS DOWN STAIRS AFTER SHOOTING WIFE; DIES By Time Special GOSHEN, Ind., Nov. 16.—Louis L. Witt, 70, who fell down a stairway aster shooting his wife, Wanda Tetzlaff Witt, and his stepdaughter, Elizabeth Tetzlaff, 14, at their home yesterday, died last night at a Goshen hospital. The wife died early this morning. The daughter is In a criticai condition. Witt recently accused his wife of digging up his savings and giving them to her brother.

THE last four years have marked thè growth of a better understanding between thè Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and thè public it serves. This better understanding is evidenced by thè fact that four years ago there were but 4623 stockholders on thè books, whereas today thè number has increased to 26,560. Misunderstanding necessarily disappears when people are frank. In thè last four years thè Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has published in a frank and open manner a vast amount of important news conceming its methods of refining and distributing Petroleum produets. It has explained thè factors upon which prices are based; it has given figures which explain why thè demand for its produets, and espedally for gasoline, is continually increasing; and by its frankness thè Company has prospered. The effident and economical refining and distribution of petroleum produets is a highly spedalized business requiring years to develop. The very permanency of thè Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is a dominant factor in thè high quality of its service. Because of this permanency thè management of thè Company has been able to mature and carry out plans for service which required long periods of time and great sums of money to accomplish* In its efforts to provide a perfeet service, thè Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has developed a constructive and comprehensive Industriai Relations Pian to promote harmonious relations between thè management and employe. This program includes adequate retirement annuities, modem safety devices, continually improved working conditions, and a practical pian whereby employes are enabled to accumulate savings and invest them. This program tends to make all employes better dtizens and better workers, vitally interested in serving thè public. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) believes in fair dealing toward all, thè public, its customers, its competitors, and its employes. # Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 So. Michigan Ave.. Chicago. UL

UNION TRACTION COMPANY T 0 CENTRALIZE POWER By Times Special *— ANDERSON, Ind., Nov. 16.—More than $200,000 is to be spent by thè Union Traction Company in preparIng for thè centralization of Its power facilitles in thè North Anderson centrai power plant, It was announced today. The new equipment will enable thè locai plant to supply current over thè 460 miles of thè company lines and also to numerous cities in centrai Indiana.