Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1922 — Page 8

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HERRIN DEFESSE IIRSUCES Seeks to Connect llls of Union With ‘Moneyed Interests. By United Presa MARION, IIL, Dee. 15.—'“This is purely a murder trial and has nothing to do with a prolonged conflict between coal operatore and minerà." This statement made by State’s Attomey Delos Duty in his opening address to thè jury bccarne thè chief bone of contention as thè third day of th© “Hcrrin massacre” trial opened today. Aster thè State had drawn a long line of testimony from George Harrison, in which thè witness said he was a farmer residing near Herrin, thè defense took up thè quizzing of Harrison. "Isn’t it trae that you are a Parker and not a farmer?” thè defense asked. “I hold stock in a bank," Harrison re pii ed. “Isn’t ìt true that are an ofScer in thè bank?” “I am. ’ “Whar office do you hold?” •*l’m thè president.” The defense, apparently satìsfled, dismissed Harrison. The crowd of spectators, tense while Harrison was answering questions, relaxed as he left thè stand. Heads nodded knowingly. A faint whisper of “capitalista'‘ passed from person to person. MONARCHISTS BIG THREAT TOGERMANY, SAYS BRONNER Monarrhists Big Threat to Gcrmanv, Rays Bronner. (Continued From Page 1) . ——— ——r restaurante. It ls they who 'patronlz© thè taxis at 1,500 to 6,000 marks per rida. Walk away from thè brightly lighted, weU-kept main streets of Berlin. Hamburg. Bremen. what cßy you will, and go to thè dimly-lisrhted streets and you find another s cie of thè German picture. You flnd thè middle class —thè amali traesmen, thè professore, thè teachers, thè old people who had retired before thè war, thè doctops—all these people pinched by hard times and sometims almost starvi ng. Even thè workmen protected by their labor unions and thus enabled to force up their earnings—In paper marks —find their wages too small to keep their families in comfort. And it is here that thè Internai foes of Germany get busy. To thè left stand thè Communists, to some extent fortifled by Bolshevik money. To thè right stand thè monarchista, largely financed by thè great landowning junker class. Communist agitators are veri' busy among thè city workmen and thè peasant laborers. Postero Inflame Work era Posters designed to Inflame thoughtiess mlnds appear upon city blllboards. In 'Hamburg I saw a red sheet which asked thè workman how he would live when bread cost 500 marks per loaf and hundreds of thousands

PURE HCG /Il •Il FAKCY BLUE ROSE LARD Lllllds RICE *%, I U Stores Throughout 7 / _ . , LO. thè City and State -\/q Q Lb. iissas SUCED BACON SS BAKED IN OUR OWN MODERN BAKERY / 1 C I KBMI bakbd ~ ROLLSp- 15" GINGER SNAPS. 10c Tasty Raisin Bread—Full of Luscious Raisins, 8c Loaf FRESH BAKED LEMON SNAPS, tb - 19c BREAD, 6c *** <0 Fresh Baked Sugar Fresh Baked Spiced | Fresh Baked Cocoanut Rolla, < r Cakes, | £ Cream Cakes, y q dozen IDC 1 pound IÌSC pound •••15/C DELIVERED FRESH, TWICE DAILY, TO ALL OUR STORES B COFFEE, 33cBrTEA ?? ’ji* BEST bsa f 13c 2jc 49c STORAGE EGGS, 33c iEM TWO DOWNTOWN STORES 432 East Washington Street 110 North Delaware Street THESE PRICES FOR INDIANAPOLIS STORES ONLY it’s a Lucky Neighborhood That Has a Childs Grocery Store

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of men walked thè streets jobless. It said wages were only Within 50 per cent of thè cost of living. It proclaimed that thè reai enemies of thè workers were thè capitalista, thè leaders of thè old politicai parties, and thè foolish sheep who ailowed themselves to be led to thè slaughter. On thè extreme riglit and more clangeròus are thè Kaiserists. They bave their newspapers and their pamphleteers. They point out Germany’s rad plight and then they hark back to thè good old days under thè kaiser. In some sections of Germany, recent elections have shown an increase in thè voices for thè Monarchist party. While thè Communists dream of a red revolution which will make Germany Bolshevik, thè Monarchista pian for another "putsch” which will once more put them In thè saddle. My own judgment is that there is more danger from thè Monarchista than from thè Communists. In his next story of a series Bronner will write on problems of marketing wit ha shrinking mark.

QOBURN PUPILS GIVE PROGRAM Pupiis from thè 1B class formed an orchestra which opened a novel Christmas enterta nment at thè Henry P. Coburn school Xo. 66, Ma pie Rd. and Ruckle St., today. Th© entertainment was given by puplls for thè Parent-Teacher Associ, ation, of which Mrs. Frank Reisner is president. Gìrls of thè 7B class, summoned by a schOolboy Santa Claus, appeared in a snowflake dance, and a feature by thè boys of thè seventh grade followed. “Old Father Time Sonda for Jack Frost,” was a dramatization given by thè 5B pupils. Th© children wer© dressed to present fruita and vegetableS. Choruses from thè third and flfth grades sang. There are 725 pupils ls thè school, of which Miss Nellle Chapman ls Principal.

VETERM CHUBCH LEADER IS DEftß John Scott, Active in Welfare Work, Dies. John Scott, 83, of 2411 Park Ave., church and community welfare worker, died at his home at 9 a. m. today. Mr. Scott, who was bora in Scotland, carne to Indianapolis in 1858. He worked with thè Glenn Brothers, founders of thè New York Store, as manager of thè C. E. Geisendorf Woolen Mill for thirty years, and as assistant pastor of thè Tabernacie Presbyterian Church, Meridian and Batos Sts. He was head of thè billing department for Kingan & Co. for seventeen years, retiring three years ago. He was on of thè leaders of thè work of thè mission of thè Tabernacie Presbyterian Church, at thè corner of Michigan and Blackford Sts., later thè Fifth Presbyterian Church. During this period he was known for conducting religious and singing Services at thè .iail and thè Home for th© Friendless. In point of years of Service he was one of thè oldest church eldèrs in Indianapolis. Mr. Scott married Jane MacHattie, a girl from his home in Scotland, in 1861. He is survived by thè widow, tour children, Mrs. Anna Scott Pahud, Albert J., Walter W. and Margaret M., all of Indianapolis. Margaret M. Scott is a newspaper woman. Funeral Services will be held at th© Tabernacie Presbyterian Church at 2 p. m. Monday. The famlly will receive friends at thè church from 12 to 2 p. m. Private buriail will b© made at Crown Hill.

MIS WILL PROBE MOVIE INDUSTRY Czar of Filmdom Will Seek Out AHeged Dope Addicta. By T nitrii Press LOS ANGELES, Dee. 15.—Quìet, private investigation of movi© folk alI leged to b© addicted to draga is un- ! deretood to have been suggetted hy Will H. Hays. film mentor, In order i to head off scandals. Hays told thè United Press that his ' mission in Hollywood is not to hold post mortems or act as a detective, but to work constructively from within to purify and better thè film game. He said he had sound there was very little foundation for tales of scanditi in thè colony. • Producers are already quletly inIvestigating th© private Uves of stare. One prominent movie player who was known to be drinklng and was ruspected of uslng drugs was called before one of thè biggest producers in thè colony and taxed with th© ortense. He vehcmently denled using drugs and offered to prove it.

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Doggone Polico were requested today to | find two largo dogs and seven | little ones. A police dog valued at SIOO by J its owner escaped from a crate in 1 thè Union Depot. ? Later Mabel Parano, 2617 W. 1 Washingtons St., reported that J some one had stolen a hound and j seven pups from th© garage In 1 thè rear of her home. The “fam- I ily” was valued at $155, che said. ?

STATE TO SERVE CHICKEN MENUS AT INSTITUTIONS Christmas WiJI Be Celebratoli With Fosd and Music. Chicken will take th© place of turkey on thè Christmas menu at thè various State institutions Thanksgiving is “turkey day.” Along with thè chicken there will be eranberries,. dressing, nuts and other things. Many of thè Institutions are pre paring musical treats for thè thè inmates.

fEf ML • Gnuw-F JL# Wheu 3,675 liotnes rcport thè use of Three F Coffee in one section of thè city and fifty-two other brands altogether not exceeding that nuraber you know you would do well to take thè advice of thè 3,675. The verdict is too big to he digregardod THE FISHBACK CO. Ind'nnapolt. City

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SMALL BOY STOPS moli GIRI Kid Grahs Rock as Colored Man Annoys Child. A 10-ye3.r-old boy ran to thè rescue of his 12-year-old flister when she was attacked by a colored man at Caroline Ave. and Twenty-Sixth St. The man escaped. Helen Danforth, 12, and her brother, Carlton Danforth, 10, of 2825 Sangster Ave., were delivering Indianapolis Times to tVe homes in their neighborhood. A colored man suddenly seized Helen. The frlghtened child dropped her papera, and caught hold of a post. The man attempted to drag thè girl away but her screams attracted her brother. The boy picked up a rock and started aerosa th© Street. The

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APPLES Two Big Carload Sales Saturday! Virginia Ave and C., /. & W. Freight House Just South of Elevation Grime :„?° ,den s 1.5(1 H lTwTv’e, 51.50 Golden Russets I'= Favontes ■ Per Bush. Basket Per Bush. Basket Also Baldwlns and Mann Apple. As usuai, flrst come first served. k . no *ll CAR LOT BULK APPLES Arthur t>. Hamiii distributor

man released da hold on th® girl and ran. / It was thè second time within a week that thè children were attacked by a colored man while delivering their papere. It was reported to thè police àt thè time thè first attack occurred but no investigation was made. HOTEL KEEPERS OPPOSE SHORTER HOURS FOR GIRLS The forty-four hour week for women workers as proposed by some State legislators, was denounced today by thè Indiana Hotel Keepers Associatìon, iu convention at thè Washington Hotel. The bill would work a hardship on thè hotels, according to mertlbers of thè association. Bilie malting it an ortense to register under an assumed name and regulating morals in hotels were advocated by thè - association. Officers of thè association are L. D. Higsn, Loansport, president; Jacob Kinder, Hungtington, vice president; and W. W. Lowry, acting secretary and attorney.

Hen, Vonnd 28<^ Sprìng hickCDS, pound 28<t Baltimore Oysters, quart 60^ Eggs, dozen 55(1 Dressed Ire©. Delivered to any part of city. C. H. TEASTER & CO. Pilone DRexel 1229. 1021 SOUTH EAST ST.

Central Meat Market 245 EAST WASHINGTON STREET

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Big No. 1 Kggs, candled, Storage, dozen 35^ Fresh Churned Creamery ' Butter, lb 47<* Boiling Beef, lb 7£ Swlss Steak off thè Round and Loin, lb 20^ Fresh Ground Hamburg, 3 lbs 25e

Bargains in All Kinds of Veal and Mutton These Articles Are Special for Saturday Only 15 Other Bargains

We’ve Lowered MEAT Prices

No. 1 Storage Eggs. Per Dozen 35<j Fresh Eggs. Per Dozen...4s<? Oysters, quart 60<J; pint..3oc Creamery Butter. Per Lb.SOfi Chuck Roasts, government inspected. Per lb 7ó Boiling Beef. Per lb Be Tender Steaks. Per 1b...12y 8 <? Loin Steak, 18<*; 2 lbs 35<!

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o** 350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery iti Indiana Christmas Candies A splendid showing of popular Christmas Candies, all thè oldtime favorites and plenty of new ones. Over 11 -a q 20 varieties to chooee from at 3 lbs., 50£ LU. AOC PEANUT 3QUAREB ) ALL FRESH AND NEW OLD-TIME MIX . D 1 -J CHOCOLATE CREAM 3 ) *OllllO • • • • AUC FÀNOY CHOCOLATÌTCREAMS— ai ja Assorted‘filiera. 5-pound box d)l*Trt/ NUTS— | Peanuts, fresh roasted. Lb..lse California Walnuts. large size. Black Walnuts. 3 Lbs l©ù thin shell. Lb., 32(t. 3 Lbs.9s<* Old-Fashloned Butternuts. Brazlls, large aize. Lb Lb Fiiberts. Lb 18<; SHELLED NUTS— Almonds, thin shell. Lb- ...32Valencia Almonds. Lb 79<t Hlckory Nuts, ahellbarks. j English Walnuts. Half Lb...so<t 2 Lbs 15<$ j Pecans. Half Lb 65£ ATEC JhrmecUry* Package 20^ UAÌLO Persian, light. Bulk, pound lf><* COCOANUTS —Jumbos, •* A CRANBERRIES—Capo Cod.| Q 3 for 25c; each IUC Lb iOC POPCORN —Tip Top. One package makes 12 quarts.. •. 10£ HOOSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound ....55£ STANDARD NUT oLEo—Colored, pound 37^ Uncolored, pound • 27^ POTATOES—Splendid cookers, free from frost. Peck.,l7^ ORANGES—California, sweet LEMONS—Brlght Mesainnaa. and good color. Doz 30<t 2 for s<f> GRAPE JUlCE—Premier quarts ..i 49£ LEAF LETTUCE—Crisp and tender. Pound- 1 Ì5y 2 $ BREAKFAST BACON—Sugar cured and nicely streaked. Pound, 28C; two pounds • ...55^* L 0 FR^ h S SHOULDER 22c iSc 16c LARD—Pure open kettle rendered, 2 pounds. • .25^ OYSTERS—SoIid meats, no water. Pint • 35^ CREAM CHEESE—MiId Wisconsin. Pound 33£ MINCE MEAT—None-Such. Package ... • 15#? CHRISTMAS TREES—4 to 6 feet height-, with stands. Pick them out. Choice 81 *OO On Sale Tuesday Morning

DEC. 15, 1922

Pure Pork Sausage, 2 1b5...25£ Fresh Shoulder 12 l / 2 Ì£ Skinned Pork Loins, whole or half, 8 to 10 lbs. average, lb 171/2^ Fresh Hams, skinned, Smoked Hams, mild cured and sweet, whole or half, 1b...15£ Best Coffee, lb 20^

Round Steak, lb ‘2Oc Hamburger Steak. Per 1b..10£ Pure Pork Sausage. Lb.l2y a <t Pork Chops, Loin and Rlb. Pound 20 e Shoulder Pork Chops. Lb.l7V2< Abattolr Sugar Cured Smoked Hams (famlly size). Whole, Pound y.2o<i