Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1923 — Page 2

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FRANCE DEMANDS RUHR RESISTANCE . CEASEAIONCE Poincare Declares Sabotage Must Stop Before Agreement on Reparations, Hu United Press PARIS, June 8. —Franc® sent to German:* today a strongly worded note demanding resistance to the lnter-al-lled miltary control commissions cease Immediately. Premier Poincare will communicate with the other allies regarding the advisability of replying to the latest German reparations offer, but In the meantime ha3 made It clear to Germany that the latter’s policy of sabotage and resistance must end before any agreement can be reached. The Inter-allied commissions will resume at once surveillance of German miltary organizations. After the occupation of th® Ruhr, Germany disclaimed responsibility for possible attacks upon the commisslon*rs. The French cabinet will meet tomorrow to discuss the reparations situation. Premier Poincare favors a policy of completely Ignoring the Cuno proposal. Belgian and British Interests, however, believe seme sort of reply should be made and Poincare may be pressed to their view by the desire to present e united allied front. On the other hand Italy Is understood to Join the British and the Belgians in the belief the newest German offer Is at least more conciliatory than any previous proposal.

BODY OF WOMAN FOIINDINCULVERT Fashionably Dressed — Anonymous Note Is Clew. Pv United Press YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, June B.—A SSashlonably-dressed body of a woman was taken from beneath a culvert Hear here today following receipt of Bn anonymous note to police. Marks on the body indicated the woman had fought desperately with her slayer. Sheriff Donahey believes It to be a “plain case of murder,” and the body placed In Its watery crypt some time after the slaying. The body was clad in a gray dress, gray shoes and stockings and a gray fur. Handwriting experts were immediately put to work on the anonymous letter. CK SAVED AS TWO SHIPS WRECK Both Vessels Pile on Reefs in Double Sea Disaster, By United Press SEATTLE, Wash., June B.—Crews of two ships, victims of a double disaster on the hidden rocks near Chrikof Island, TOO miles south of the Alaskan peninsula, were saved today by the U. S. S. supply ship, Cuyama. The mine-sweeper Cardinal and the survey ship Discoverer were both wrecked when wind-lashed waves dashed over the vessels on Rocky Reefs. The Cardinal plied up on the roiks late yesterday and It wa3 apparent she might become & total loss. The Discoverer answered her call3 for aid and met the same fate. Early today radio advices said the Cuyama removed the crews of the two vessels safely In small boats. A total of 135 men were aboard the ships.

BUTLER NAMES EDITORS OF CAMPUS PUBLICATION Frank Trost Jleads Collegian Staff— Paul Habbe Edits Drift. Frank Trost of Indianapolis will be editor of “The Collegian,” Butler University weekly paper, for 1923-24. Trost has been active in campus Journalism, and dnrin* the past year was managing editor. He is a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. The business manager and assistant editor have not been selected. The Butler year book, the “Drift” —-published by 'the Junior class, will be edited by Paul Habbe. Tho business management will be under Garret Bates. This year's "Drift” has been a success from the financial as well as editorial point of view. Among new features are alumni, future Butler and beauty sections. Excellent pen portraits by Miss Constance Forsyth, sophomore, are featured. Miss Gwendolyn Dorey was art editor. Alleged Wrecker Acquitted. By Times Special HAMMOND, Ind., June B.—Charles Useliss Is today freed of the charge of murdering W. J. Coy, fireman of the Michigan Central train which was wrecked last year near Gar?'. The second trial of Useliss was completed Thursday. The first Jury disagreed. He was alleged to have been one of the men who wrecked the train. * Girt Falls From Tree While climbing a cherry tree at Alton and Eleventh Sts. today. Josefell jji-kt ue* _

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HAROLD HARMATS' AND JACK TU RXER, ABOVE; MARVIN GROSS AND KENNETH GROSS, BELOW.

Seven Marlon County Boy Scouts, possessors of the Eagle rank, the highest conferred, were among the happiest youngsters In all Hoosierdom today. The honor was conferred at the monthly court of honor at Central Library* Wednesday night. Os the seven, Jack Turner, Harold Harmon, Kenneth Gross, Marvin Gross and Donald Marshall, all live at University Heights, and are members of Troop 38. John Shirley is a member of Troop 46 and Gordon Thomas of Troop 18. The court marked the close of an

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Os 309 girls in Des Moines High School senior class only one hopes to be married, a questionnaire reveals. Alexander Howat, deposed Kansas mine leader, was arrested at Pittsburgh, Pa., Thursday on a statutory charge preferred by Mrs. Inga Sorensen, Chicago. Vasil Komaroff, convicted of murder of thirty-three persons, and his wife were sentenced at Moscow to be shot within seventy-two hours. Lionel Barrymore and Irene Fenwick, movie stars, sailed for Rome, Thursday, where It is said they Mill be married. Jesse Carson, companion of Clara Phillips, has been released from Honduras prison upon information from Los Angeles officials they do not want him held. Illinois legislative leaders declared today last minute efforts to repeal the Illinois State enforcement act is doomed*to failure. A man paid two others 8200 to obtain a contract to rebuild the Golden Gate at .San Francisco. One person was killed and three Injured when a New York surface car ‘\ HAVE NOTHING TO SAY,’ IS DIAMOND’S REPLY Convicted Wife Slayer to Die in Chair Oct. 12. Bu Times Special VALPARAISO, Ind., June 8.—"I have nothing to say, your honor,” Harry Diamond replied to Judge Loring when a.sk<d if he had any reason why death penalty should r.ot be imposed. Judge Loring told Diamond his execution will be at sunrise Oct. 12. in the electric chair at Michigan City State prison.

EGG SHIPMENTS TO EAST Indiana Ranks Third In States With 726,323 Cues. Indiana sent 726,323 cases (thirty dozen) of eggs to New York last year, according to a statement of the New York Bank of America. This was the third largest shipment by States. Illinois sent 1,378,846 cases and lowa 921,04(£> Whlte eggs are preferred to brown in New York. New Yorkers are willing to pay 'an average of 10 cents more on a dozen for white eggs, the statement said. REALTORS CLOSE EARLY Offices Will Be Shut at 1 P. M, on Saturdays for Two Months. Fractically all real estate offices will close at 1 p. m. every Saturday during July and August, according to the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. The board will cease its regular activities _ until fall. The multiple listing bureau will have one meeting, June 20, and possibly once each month. CONVICTION IS SUSTAINED The State Supreme Court today sustained conviction by the Delaware Circuit Court of Gene Williams, Muncie politician, indicted recently for second degree burglary. The lower -ourt had overruled motion for new trial. Williams appealed from the latter judgment. He charged Thomas Hiatt, Delaware County sheriff, with conversing with jurors during his trial. Blind Alumni Elect Twelfth biennial convention of the Alumni Association of the Indiana State School for the Blind closed today -sath “lection of officers and a banq of-,,in the evening. An informal reception was held this if- r • n

efficiency contest conducted for troops of the Garfield and Dixie districts by R. J. Donavan, deputy commissioner. Karl Parson of Troop 38 led with 274 points. Asa reward he will be taken on an automobile trip by Donavan. Special honors also' were won by Wilbur Anderson, Troop 55. who was presented with a gold pin, denoting that he earned ten merits, in addition to those required for Eagle rank. Leroy Burney of of Troop 52 and Lloyd Byrne and Donald Prather of Troop 34 qualified for life and star honors.

slid backward down a hill and crashed into a motion picture theater. The birth rate in the United States shows 22.7 births per thousand In 1922, compared to 24.4 for 1921, Washington statistics show. William Randolph Hearst would pick James A. Reed. Missouri, as presidential candidate, rot HefiYy Ford, he said at Mexico City Thursday. t George S. Mandell, publisher of the Boston Transcript, was fined SIOO in magistrate's court Thursday for refusing to print a report of the minimum wage commission. Two hundred persons are under arrest in Trague, Czeeho-Slovakia, in a drive on communists. i Immigration authorities in New York have arrested 101 Chinese on charges of evading Immigration laws. Secretary Denby addressed 404 graduating midshipmen at Annapolis Naval Academy commencement. A slight earth shock rocked Logan, Utah, and vicinity late Thursday. Ex-Empress Zita of Austria, with an Income of SIO,OOO yearly, has ap pealed to the council of ambassadors in session at Paris for aid. Herbert Wilson, ex-preacher, con victed murderer and alleged mail ban dit, will start a life term in San Quentin prison, California, next weekDisarmament proposals, sponsored by bothyEngflsh and French, are before the League of Nations at Geneva. Francis R, Wadleigh, Federal fuel distributor, at Washington, declares a coal shortage is possible next winter unless householders fill coal bins now.

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ANOTHER THEORY IN M’GROARTY DEATH Relatives Do Not Believe Park Secretary Drowned Self, Miss Sadie McGroarty, secretary fit the park board, whose body was found Monday in Niagara River below Niagara Falls, dlcTnot meet death by her own hands, according to a telegram received by Mrs. Hubert S. Riley, sister of Miss McGroartj*. from her husband, at Buffalo, today. Mrs. Riley said this conclusion was based upon the facts that there was no outer clothing on the body when it was found and that more than SIOO which Miss McGroarty had with her had disappeared. The body will arrive In Indianapolis Saturday. The funeral will be held Monday at 9 a. m. at St. John's Catholic Church. Burial be In Holy Cross Cemetery. Doubt as to the identity of the body was removed late Friday when post tive identification was made by Riley. Miss McGroarty, who had been in 111 health for a long time, disappeared more tljan a month ago.

DROWNING VICTIM IS UNIDENTIFIED Body of Man Found Floating In Fall Creek, Efforts to Identify the body of the man drowned In Fall Creek had been unsuccessful today. A number of persons visited the funeral parlors of Royster & Asklns. 837 N. Illinois St., Thursday night and today in an attempt to identify the body. The dead man was described 3 six feet high and weighing 160 pounds. He had long, straight, black hair. He had brown eyes. His teeth were regular. There were no scars, moles, warts or tattoo marks on the body. The feet were unusually small for a man his size. Th3 age was estimated at 22 to 26 years. Hla hands bore no evidence of hard work. Waldo Carter, 1526 Bryum Ave., discovered the nude body floating In Fall Creek near Thirty-Fourth St. late Thursday. Motor Police Heller and Petit recovered the body. George Edwards, 2233 Yandes St., said he was fishing Tuesday and saw clothing on the bank of Fall Creek. The clothing included a blue serge suit, silk shirt, low black shoes, and black hah Police failed to find the clothes. The body appeared to have been In the water for some time. This Is the third drowning during the week, Hast year eleven persons were drowned while swimming iu streams of Marlon County. HOOSIER CORN GROWERS’ FAME REACHES JAPAN Former Head of State Organization Receives l'lea. By Times Special FRANKFORT, Ind., June S.-Fnm of Indiana corn growers has traveled around the globe. D. F. Mal.sh, formerly president of the Indiana Corn Growers’ Association has received a letter from Japan asking advice on the art. Here it is: “To Mr. D. F. Maish, secretary Indianapolis State Corn Growers’ Association, State Board of Agriculture, Indiana, I‘lease report on your work, most popular, best and earliest varieties and address of leading growers. Hope reports guide. Tomoyama-Sanroo, No. 21, Fujisawa, Trma-Gun, SaJtama, Japan.”

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Five new city playgrounds will be opened June 23. The new centers are at Udell and Rader Sts., Belmont and Market Sts., Kansas and Meridian Sts., Fletcher and Spann Aves. and Brookville Rd. and Moore Ave. Thrity-flve playgrounds and three CHURCHMEN HEAR REPORTON LIQUOR African M, E, Conference to Name Delegates, ‘ Report of the committe on temperance and the election of delegates to the general conference to be held here next year wen on the afternoon program of the Indiana Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church today at the Jones Tabernacle. Moat of the morning session was devoted to an executive session presided over by Bishop P. A. Wallace. At 7:30 p. m. today a missionary anniversary will be held. The Saturday morning devotion will be conducted by the Rev. D. W. Perry and J. H. Johns. The morning will be devoted to business. SAFE?Y BODY DISCUSSED National Secretary Explains Council to Help Handle Traffic, Possibility of establishing In Indianapolis a safety council was discussed by W. R. Rasmussen, field secretary’ of the National Safety Council, at a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. The council would assist policemen in handling traffic and preventing accidents. Among those present were Police Chief Rikhoff, Capt. Michael J. Glenn of the traffic department, Mike Moroney, Yellow Cab Company, John R Olin and John Feasey.

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swimming pools for white persons, with eight piaygrounds and ono swimming pool for the colored are to be Operated by the city this year. All will-open June 23 with the exception of municipal beach at Twenty-Sixth St. and White River, which opens Saturday, Other playgrounds for white children: Shelby St. playground. King Ave. and Michigan St., Brightwood, Brookside, Ellenberger, Fall Creek, Greer St., Garfield, Riverside, Military Park, St. Clair Bark, Riley, Rtnggold, Spades Park, Willard Park, Rhodius Park and at Schools 20, 29, 30, 31, 36, 39, 44, 43, 60 and 70. The pools: Riverside, Willard and Ringgold. Playgrounds for colored children: Douglass, Norwood and Schools 17, 23, 24. 42, 63 and 64. Colored people are chief users of the DougVss Park pool.

GAS TAX DECISION IS HELD UP BY JUDGE . Demurrer Is Filed by State Questioning Jurisdiction. By Times Bpe ,Uil SOUTH BEND, Ind., June B.—Decision In the gasoline tax case. In which an Injunction Is sought against collection of a 2-cent a gallon tax, will be reserved a few days, Circuit Judge ,J. Ore announced. The suit was filed by Bruce Gafill, ; proprietor of South Bend filling sta- ! Lions, Against Robert Bracken, State auditor, and Ora Davies, State treasj urer, charging the tax is unconstitutional. Attorney General U. S. Leah j filed a demurrer In behalf of Davies ! and Bracken, alleging South Bend courts have no Jurisdiction in the case. ■ Make Your Own Bug Killer P. D. Q. Yon can easily make at home a full quzrt of the strongest bug-killer for 35c enough to kill x million bedbugs, roaches, or moths. This recipe will not burn, or rot clothing, and is entirely different from any other formula we know of, as this will kill the eggs. Procure of your druggist a 35e package of (Pesky Perils Quietus) P D. Q. then you will have the chemical made expressly to rid Hotels Hospitals and dwellings of pesky bedbugs an* 1 other insects. Impossible for the pesky devila to exist with the proper use of P. D. Q. Spcrial Hospital size $2 50-make five gaUons. P. D. Q, can he purchased in sealed bottles double strength, liquid form. Sold by Hook Drug Company, Haag Drug Company.—Advertisement. Don’t Spoil a Good Meal With a Bad Stomach Tt is really a pitiful sight to see so many thousands of people worrying about what they can eat and what they can t yat. Dyspeptics, they call themselves, but they stretch the imagination when they do it. All these people ne"d to make them healthy, cheerful and of sound appetite is a box of Mi-O-Na Tablets. The stomach of a dyspeptic is overworked and run down. It needs help to digest the food, but more than that It needs a prescription that will cleanse, renovate, strengthen and put elasticity Into the stomach walls. Mi-O-Xa Is the prescription that trill do this and do it so promptly that you’ll wonder why you didn't try It before. It stops belching of gas and distress after eating In five minutes. It la undoubtedly the greatest stomach tonic eser given to the public by a specialist In stomach diseases. Loading druggists everywhere and The Haag Drug Stores sell Ml-O-Na on the money biek plan.—Advertisement.

COACH HELD ON LIQUOR LAW VIOLATION CHARGE Sheriff Reports Finding Still and Booze at Home. By United Press NASHVILLE, Ind., June B.—Hugo Fisher, former athletic director of Earlham College, who Is said to hold a 6lmllar contract with Indiana University, was bound over to the Brown County Circuit Court today on a I charge of violating the liquor laws. He was arrested Thursday when the ' sheriff raided his honlq and reported a quantity of liquor and a still were found. Fisher’s wife is a teacher in Indianapolis schools. SEE SELVES IN FILM Firemen and Policemen on "Boost Indianapolis” RolL When the Los Angeles police band visited Indianapolis Tuesday, the city dads made them feel at home and took moving pictures of the reception. Local members of the police and fire departments, who acted as host, are enjoying the fruits of the idea by seeing how they look In the film which is being shown at the Palace Theater. It is called “Boost Indianapolis.”

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WISCONSIN STATE SENATORMISSING Colleague Charges 'Foul Play’ From Assembly Floor, By United Press MADISON, Wis., June B.—State Senator Bernard Moran, Rhinelander, has been mysteriously missing since Tuesday and ‘‘there i3 a strong Intimation of foul play in his disappearance,” Senator George B.Skoogmo declared on the Senate floor today. Skoogma made his announcement as the Senate took up tax revision legislation on which there is a bitter fight. Setting Table In laying your table place all flat silver in the order of its use. Then the guests start with the piece farthest from the plate on either side.