Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 166, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1922 — Page 9

NOV. 21, 1922

PAOF.TIEINM lIMNTSDIIIORCE Former Notre Dame Law In* structor Files Cross Bill Following Resignation. ASKS FOR TWO CHILDREN Will Practice Law in New York, He Says —Wife and Baby Bill Will Go to Chicago. By Vnitei Vtv> SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 21.—111health, due to thè physlcal reaction followlng thè recent hearing of thè celebrated South Bend paternlty case, was glven as thè reason for thè resignatlon of Prof. John P. Tiernan from thè faculty of thè Notre Dame University law schooi. The notoriety attached to thè recent eult of Mrs. Tiernan against Harry Poulln, haberdasher. who she charged was thè father of her thlrd child, had no influence on thè presentation or thè acceptance of thè resignation, it was declared. Tiernan will practice law in New York, he announced, followlng his conclusion of hearings on erose-bill for divorce which both he and hls wlfe have filed. Each charges thè other wlth cruel and inhuman treatment. Tiernan will lnsist In retainlng thè custody of thè twp oldest children, while baby Billy. who both say le thè son of Poulln, will probably be kept by Mrs. Tiernan. Mrs. Tiernan will move to Chicago. Tiernan sald, aster which "I have no idea whatever, what will become of her." Mrs. Tiernan is now suffering from a nervous breakdown and is conflned to her bed. In speaklng of her 111ness, Tiernan sald: “This is thè final chapter of Harry Poulin’s diaboli cal intrigue—thè wrecking of my home, thè wrecking of thè lives of three children, and flnally rulning thè health of Mrs. Tiernan."

Hoosier Briefs WARSAW Undertakers of Kos ciueko County and their families held ' a picnic in thè city park here. EVANSVTLLE —Mrs. Lillian Kess ler charged that her husband whipped her with thè time-honored razor strap. in her eomplaint for divorce ftled here. BLOOMINGTON versity’s Cosmopolitan Club is coniposed of forty students who represent fifteen countries. The largest number is from thè Philippine Islands, se ver. giving this as their home. NEWCASTLE —John Walker States in his divorce eomplaint that his wife expressed thè hope that he would get killed when he joined thè army, but that he disappointed her. FT. WATNE —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parish, both blind, asked to be routed over thè mest scenic roads to California when they called at a ticket office here. NORTH MANCHESTER Josiah Frantz saw a large roosters jurnp in front of his car. He didn't see what became of it. On reaching his home, two miles farther down thè road, he sound thè rooster perched on thè front axle, none thè worse for thè experiesce. TERRE HAUTE! —Mack Heck, locai teamster, was flned $5 and costs for cruelty to animala and ordered to re ad ‘‘Black Beauty” in police court here. DECATUR —Male “eake eaters” are outdolng thè proverbiai ttapper In thè locai high schooi. “Peon pants” or "toreador trousers.” consisting of corduroy trousers with cunning little rows of pearl buttons along a slit in thè fbwer leg, are being worn here. LIGOXIER —Perry Townshlp has been dlvided into two sections to carry on a rat killlng drive. The sectlon killing thè most Is to be treated to a supper by thè other. BLOOMINGTON —Mrs. Fred Fcss has announced thè flrst prlze “late eummer freak" with a bunch of summer rosea pieked fromjsushes at her home on Henderson St. here. LOGAXSPORT Marold * Littell,

H\TRY mother interested in her children’s welfare meets a problem in thè proper feeding of her boys and girls. Parents often do not realize thè evil effects of mal-nutrition; and that care in thè selection of food will avoid a large percentage of children’s ills. One of thè best of all foods for providing proper nourishmcnt for growing boys and girls is Grape-Nuts—made of whole wheat flour and malted barley, and scientifically baked for twenty hours. This long baking brings out a delicious flavor, makes thè food easy to digest—without fermentation. Grape-Nuts with milk or := cream is a complete food. Here is a suggestion for better health: Serve Grape-Nuts as often as thè folks wish it. “There?s a Recisoti” § Sold by Grocers EverywLere! Muda by Postum Cercai Co., Ine., Battle Creek, Mich.

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says 14-year-old girla aro rulning their f ; complexions by trying to imitate their dropped asleep on thè seat. and fallen off. One finger on his left hand was broken when thè wagon ran over him. xL ' WARSAW Charles C. Gerard,

Principal of tho Junior High Schooi here, has placed a ban on thè girla using powder, paint and rouge. He says 14-year-old girls are rulning their complexions by trying to imitate their older sisters. VINCENNES Russell McCoy, promlnent Knox County farmer, shot and killed a buck deer on hls farm weighing 300 pounds. Each side of thè horn had seven points. NEWCASTLE!—George Solar, driving a city wagon, is said to have dropped asleep on thè seat. and fallen off. One finger on his left hand was broken when thè wagon ran over him. WARSAW Charles C. Gerard, promlnent retired business man of this city, testified in court here that he had made numerous attempts to discharge his housekeeper, Hazel Person Greider, but that she refused to leave him or his house. FRANKFORT—Mrs. Charles Fisher suffered a broken arm when • she trlpped as she was getting out of an automobile. SOUTH BEND—William A. Liggett, 76. Ci vii War veteran, was granted a divorce from his wife, Mattie, 75, on thè grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. WEST BADEN —Nineteen young elephants, some 'ess than slx inonths old, have been received here at thè wlnter quarters of thè Wallace-Hagen-bach circus. They will be put in training here with twenty-three other elephants of thè circus.

LAGRAXGE —Flossie and Florence ; Gage, 18, twins, are teachlng schooi ’in thè sanie townshlp here, three miles apart. Special permlts were lssued them because they were not 18 when schooi was started. ESCAPED FROM PENALFARM; DRAWS PRISON SENTENCE By Ti ire 9 Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. 21. Morris Winer, 53, was sentenced to thè Indiana State Prison bv J+idge James P Hughes in Putnam Circuit i Court for two to five years on a ! charge of escaping from thè State i farad. He was arrested in Indianapolis recenti}’ but denied ever having been at thè State farm untU his trial was called, when he entered a pica of guiity. PUBLISHER SUES FOR RIGHTTO SEE RECORDS By Time Special I COLUMBUS, Ind.. Nov. 21. ! Michael A. Locke, publisher of a locai newspaper. has filed a suit In Bartholomew Circuit Court to- mandate Ray Henderson, county auditor, to open thè records of thè auditor’ office to him and his agents. Locke, whose paper has recently made several attacks on Henderson’s administration of thè office, says his re porterei are refused access to thè public records. FAIRMOUNT YOUTH FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBERY Bv United Pren MUNCIE. Nov. 21.—A Circuit Court jury today sound Cedi Payne, 19. of I Fairmount, gullty of asslstlng In thè ! robbery of a country store near Munck last January. Payne declared he had been made drunk by companions and then induced to drive them to thè scene of thè hold-up. Small Boy Missine William Griner. 12, of 956 N. Ox ford St., was missing from his home today.

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A florist and hls staff are lmportant members of thè crew of thè now Itali lan liner Guilio Cesare, operating between New York and Mediterranean i porte. The florists care for thè big | conservatory and thè plants Bcattered | throughout thè shlp. "Mow thè deck" ! inay become a nautical command if other vessels follow thè practice. The large plcture ehows a tree-llned deck. Inlet ls thè fiower-bearlng vessel. Because much of her run ls through | a semi-tropical region, thè Gulllo Ce- | sare boasts thè greatest variety of | fiorai plants afloat. MISSiiIÉ FOUND Bl POLICE A bag containlng $257 In paper money, $6 In silver money and $215.78 lin checks disappeared mysteriously ! early last night from thè cashier's cage at thè Union Tractlon freight office. The police were notlfled. F. D. Gibson, freight agenti John 1 Jones, cashier, and Merrit Strahan, superintendent, told thè police that thè money disappeared while thè cashier was away from thè cage a few minutes. All employes were required to remain fn thè office while | thè police investigated. A police officer sound thè sack of money hiddon behind thè door at thè foot of a stairway. No arresta were made and thè offìcia.ls of thè company refused to prosecute a person whom they told thè police they nuspected. REPARATIONS PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED BY CONVENTION Bv United Prr * CHICAGO. Nov. 21—Support of thè program recomrnended by thè International trade commlsslon for settlement of reparatlons and allled war debts j was glven by delegate to thè South- | ern Commercial Congress, in animai ■ resslon here today. I The report of tho commlsslon will be lmmediately transmitted to Congress. The recommendations previde brlefly for a world economie congress to map out plans for a moratorlum In payment of International debts and German reparatlons and a scherno of j amoratlzatlon for payment of these | obiigations CHOSEN TO COMMITTEE C. D. Vincent, manager of thè ; Chamber of Commerce building, Indianapolis, was appointed a momber of thè ethlcs committee of thè National Association of Building Owners and Managers, it was announced today. The code of ethics of thè building owners provides that. "premlses must not be rented for illegai or immoral purposes,” among otoher thlngs.

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1.D.0. F. GRTHERS FOR EUPIfNT The eighty-sixth annual convention of thè Grand Encampment and thè Grand Lodge of thè Indiana chapter of thè I. O. O. F., which opened today at thè Odd Fellows building will continue tomorrow and Thursday. More than 2,000 delegatos, representlng 715 lodges and 258 encampments, will attend thè convention. Election of offlcers for thè Grand Encampment was held at 10 a. m„ and Grand Lodge offlcers will be elected Wednesday. There will be a. special session of thè Grand Lodge Wednesday night to adopt a new set of generai laws. Tt ls expected that final declslon will be raade at this convention conceming thè remodeling of thè Odd FeJlow building, and thè building of a new dormitory at thè Odd Fellow home at Greensburg. The exctnpliflcation of thè Encampment degree was glven last night at thè Indianapolis lodge hall, 82$ Virginia Ave.

NEW BUILDING FUJI WDRK A two story apartment building ls being erected by thè Blackstone Realty Company at 4001 E. Washington Bt. The building, slxty-three by IS2 feet, will be constructed of concrete and stone, with brlck veneer finish. The building, which will contaln twenty-four apartments of three rooms each, will be modem throughout. The cost will be SIOO,OOO. The Blackstone Realty Company was organlzed recently. Walter F. Mcyers ls presidenti J. J. Klser, vice president, and W. B. Demarcus, secre-tar}’-treasurer. BRINGS SUIT FOR SIOO,OOO AGAINST OPERA MANAGER By United Pre CHICAGO, Nov. 21.—Suit for SIOO. 000 for alleged slander ha< hecii brought agalns* Clark W. Shaw, manager of thè Chicago Clv! Opeia Company by Aurelio Rablnl. former flist viollnist of thè company. Fablni charges that Shaw clrculated stc.wu that he trled .o extract a $4,000 br'.be from Lols Elwell, opeia singer, far which he ls sai! to have guarani- e.l her a posltlon with thè company. Fabinl was discharged for hls alleged ofTer to Miss Elwell. BETTER VISION BOOSTED “Better Vision week" will be thè subject of thè motograph appearing on thè Merchants Heat and Llght Company building, Merldlan and Washington Sts., beginning today and running thè remalned of thè week. Tlie message to thè public will be: "This is ‘Bettar Vision w’eek' throughout Indiana—sponsored by thè Indiana Association of Optometrists—bad eyes Increate hazards of fife—have your eyes examlned today by an optometrists—he thrlft-wtse—optomet-rv means dependable eye Service.”

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A woraan assisted her little dog into a traveling bag at thè Terminal Station and securely loeked thè bag before boarding a csr.—G. M. M. A well dressed man entered a Street car and sat opposite me. His tan shoes were neatly pollshed and he pulled up his trousers to keep them from bagging at thè knees, and as he did so he brought to view one brlght yeilow tiock and one black one.—J. A. B. At 9 a. m. yesterday morning 1 saw a man in thè 1900 block on Northwestern Ave. sprinkling thè lawn and wearing only a bathrobe and house slippers.—G, T. C. I saw Ave Street car men Nos. 1,065. 607, 176, 835 and 11 on Brightwood car sltting comfortably while a num ber of cash fare people, three of them' women, were standing.—T. M.

ASSERTSPRQFITS TftX WILL RETURN ‘‘Progressive and Democrats will cause a return of thè excess proflts tax,” H. Archlbald Harris, a certlfied public accountant of Chicago and retlrlng president of thè Indiana Association of Publio Accountanta said today beforo thè Indiana Tax Congress In session at thè Claypool Hotel. W. D. Swindell, economie wrlter for thè Outlook and thè Annallst. spoke on "Funding thè Fc-relgn Debt." “Flve per cent Interest on our forelgn debt would mean $25 per year for over>- American famlly,” Mr. Swindell sald. Bertha M. Holmes. Washington manager of thè Harris flrm of accountants, discussed thè incorno tax question in connection with farmers' returns at thè afternoon session. DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER RUNNING DOWN WOMAN Miss Ignora Clementz, 1659 Union St., was struck by an automobile driven l>y William Noldt, 615 S. Tibbs Ave., and severely brulsed. The accldent occurred at Harding St. near thè Big Four tracks. She was taken home. Noldt was arrested on charges of assali It and batter}’, operating a motor vehlcle while under thè influ enee of liquor and operating a motor vehlcle without Ughts.

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NEGROLABURER COTSJCHINIST Charles A. Morgan, 39, of 1601 Plerson Ave., was cut several times with a knife by Oscar Harris, 38, colored, 1022 N. West St. The troubie occured at thè J. N. Morgan and Sons asphalt paving company plant at thè L. E. & W. Railroad at Thirty-Flrst St., at 7 a. m. today. Morgan ls a brother of thè president of thè company and is employed as a generai mechanic. Harris worked at thè plant as a lafcorer. When thè men carne to work today they quarreled. Morgan waa cut on thè face, on thè left hand and had a severe wound aerosa thè back. Harris probably let thè knife slip and was cut on thè right hand. Morgan was taken to thè city hospital and was arrested on a charge of asaault and battery. Harris was arrested on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. POLICEFÌND DAMAGED AUTOMOBILE ABANDONED A coupé witn both front wheels broken was sound early today by thè police at Delaware St. near Fourteenth St. The coupé had license No. 109016. issued to William J. Hollidav, 733 E. Fortleth St. There was no certificate of tltle In thè car. Tho police said that thè automobile answered thè descriptlon of one that was stolen from O. H. Lee of Acton.

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FIREMAN’S $968 BENEFIT CLAIM OBJECT 0F SUIT Ownership of a benefit fund raised by thè city flremen on thè death of one of their number, Thomas Howard, will have to be decided by Judge Mahlon E. Bash, of thè Ma.rion County Probate Court. The question involved, accordlng to thè eomplaint, was whether thè money should go to thè estate of Howard or to that of his wldow, Jane Howard, who died soon aster her husband. They made separate wills. Nathanlel A. Seymour, administrator of thè widow’s estate, filed thè suit, claiming $968 raised by thè firemen, from Clarenee C. Tolles, 2121 Hillslde Ave., administrator of Mr. Howard’. estate, who has thè money.

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