Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 70, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1924 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1924

LEBANON HOST TO STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Members Guests of President Barker at New Country Club. By STAFF CORRESPONDENT LEBANON. Ind.. July 30.—Members of the Indiana board of agriculture were guests Tuesday night of E. J. Barker of Thorntown, president of the board, at the new Ulen Country Club, and ate Boone County's prize chicken, heard" Boone County's prize orators, entertainers and a quartette of honest dirt farmers. Boone County citizens were not backward in telling the board members that they intend to go to the Indiana State fair and carry off all the prizes—for the finest hogs, corn, cakes and babies. J. S. Hussy of Zionsville, county superintendent of schools, told how one township in the county had five champion hog breeders of national reputation. Purdue Dean Presides Dean J. K. Skinner of Purdue University acted as toastmaster. He paid tribute to Barker as a real “dirt” farmer, and said that the board should be proud of the fact that it r.ad such a man as its head. The principal speaker was George I. Christie of Purdue. He said the biggest problem of today was to get the city man to understand %he man on the farm. “The prosperity of America is built on the land. If the farmers are reduced to poverty, our banks fall, our stores close, our factories shut down and our people starve.” William Jones, secretary, praised Boone County hospitality. Mrs. Lawrence Vannice of Amo,

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-4 jgk 'jL. Mrs. Lloyd Shank (left) of Frederick, Md., believing Dorothy Grandon, 21, had stolen her husband’s love, took matters into her own hands. Aided by a mob of fifty prominent citizens of Frederick, it is charged she dragged her rival into the country, near Myersburg,

director of the girls’ school of the State fair said that interest in the school was keener than ever before and girls from seventy-eight counties would be represented this year. Thorntown Entertains Miss Mary Ashley of Thorntown entertained with two readings. Others —and most of them from Thomtcwn where President Barker lives—included Leo Campbell, who sang a group of songs, Miss Sarah Marie Peery, reading, and the Sugar Plain quartette, J. W. Morrison, Henry Craig, Marley Riley and Morris Cox. More than sixty personal friends of Barker were guests, including business and professional men of Lebanon and Thorntown.

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ENGLAND HAS NEW GAME Ostrich Feathers All the Rage—“ All Smiles and Feathers.” By Times Special NEW YORK, July 30.—The new game in English society is “Cherchez la femme.” But this time it is not because she is making trouble in some man’s life. It is that she leaves a trail of ostrich feathers across the ballroom floor from the pink or mauve or white fluff around the hem of her skirt and may thus be traced to her retreat by the partner who seeks her. So much the rage are ostrich feathers that English women are described as being “all smiles and feathers.” NEW BERRY DEVELOPED Dr. George Twitchell Succeeds After Years of Experimenting. By Times Special MONMOUTH, Maine, July 30. After six years of experimenting, Dr. George M. Twitchell of this town has developed anew variety of strawberry which is attracting much attention among growers. The berry is of large size, brilliant red in color and its flavor is almost identical with the delicious field strawberry, something which It has never before been possible to obtain in a cultivated berry. It is sweet as honey.

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SSBIISSiSIfIi 4ly Mow .*° Care i|ff | I'X’k BY E.H. SCOTT Some Tips on How to Prevent Trouble The modern automobile, if it is treated properly, gives very little trouble. A large number of the troubles the average owner has with his car are not the fault of the car itself, but usually are the result of unskilled “tinkering” on the part of the owner. In the course of time certain parts of a car will wear and usually this causes looseness which can generally be taken up by an adjustment. Now here is where trouble very often starts. There are numbers of adjustments that can be made very easily by the average driver, providing he knows exactly what he is doing. Ycu are only looking for trouble, however, when you attempt to make in adjustment that you do not thoroughly understand. DO NOT touch an adjustment or alter any unit on your car or start tinkering with it because you THINK it is not quite right. If you do not KNOW for an absolute certainty that the adjustment is necessary or if you are not quite sure how to make it. you will save yourself a whole lot of trouble if you take your car to the service station and have one of their mechanics do the job for you. In this way you will see how the adjustment is made, then the next time the same adjustment is required, you can do it yourself. Sometimes quite a simple trouble develops, but if it is not diagnosed correctly, you can get half a dozen things out of adjustment before you finish. We will say that be- JSeS cause you hold the choker button pulled out too long and choke the l \SX"" cylinders with very rich mixture, the f engine will not start. What do you v The first thing you SHOULD do \ a V, is to push in the choker and turn 'Tf v Jfi ~Vi VI 1 the engine over about a dozen times 1 T I tebaTjj J to “air” the cylinders. You would ’''' kfc-ta_L VvW “ then find that the engine would ,f TOu °° Nl KNOW W* rp A men nna mac me engine aouiu N£ce55ARV ADJUSTMENT mavE a GOOD start. Suppose, however, that you mechanic oc it while you watch him do not do this, but get out and lift NEXT time it is NECESSAtr* you will up the hood. 'You probably tickle KNOW how to P 0 it yquASEl> the carburetor to see that the gasoline is. coming through freely. You find that it is, so decide the carburetor mixture is not rich enough. You give the gasoline adjusting screw a turn then again try to start the engine. VOu find that it still will not start because when you tickled the carburetor you only made matters worse. Now you DO have carburetor trouble, but you DID NOT have it before you tinkered with the carburetor. Well, you say to yourself. If its not carburetor trouble, it MUST be ignition trouble. If you are wise, you will now take out a spark plug and lay it on top of the cylinder while you turn over the engine and watch the plug points. You can then see whether there is any life in the ignition system or not. If there is a spark, you know that the contact breaker and distributor are all right so leave them alone. If you then take out the plugs to have a look at the gap at the points, you will find they are all right. However, when you take out the plugs you allow some air to get into the cylinders and dilute the mixture, with the result that when you again try to start the engine, it will fire. On the other hand, you may decide that the trouble lies In the points of the contact breaker, and take off ___________________ the distributor head and start to HOW ONt SIMPLt TROUBLE CAN “fix” up the points. You probab’y TH Rf[ OR p OUR OTHER TROUBLES "fix” them all right—so that very—soon you may have ignition trouble added to your original trouble. In QRigiNAl n the finish you call In a mechanic, TRCllfelt ~ wQf J ind It takes him two or three hours CHOKER Button klet to do what would only have taken Roli,Eo ocu TOO long-Flooding him about five minutes if you had cylinOCRE) with Rich mixture not monkeyed with the carburetor or driver thinks trouble l*S in \ 3 ignition CAR6UREuBTauJIISTMCNT. ALTERS , _ . ... 'T Mi HAS CARBURETOR TT Now I do not say that you troll, ll JI should NEVER touch either the car- j acuuSTinc, pin buretor or ignition, but you will cei- CARBURtTOR MARIS NO tainly be avoiding trouble If you leave both of these units alone until —'UGNITIOK RtSULT iGNITIOft youn understand exactly what you TROUBLE ADOCO TO OTHERS are doing when you DO touch them. r Every carburetor and Ignition man- i'i~">ont gups WHATS WRONG LtARN ufacturer has an instruction book HOW TO MAM PROPER TfJTS BCfORf YOU that explains the operation and care START ALTERING) ANY ADJUSTMENT of his unit. If you study these booKlets you will know just what to touch and what to leave alone. Better still, when something goes wrong with either the carburetor or Ignition, take your car to the service station and have a mechanic who understands and has an Interest In your car make the adjustment for you. The surest way to prevent trouble. Is to periodically go round and test the tightness of all holts and nuts on parts that are liable to work loose. Take a look at all electrical connections to see that they are clean and tight, and that no wires are rubbing through the insulation at any point. See that the battery is tightly wedged in place. Drain oft some gasoline from the vacuum tank and carburetor tloat chamber now and again so as to remove any dirt or water that may have collected. Keep all parts of the car clean so that if anything becomes loose or broken, it can be noticed easily. .HeXT WEEK—CAMPING AND TOURING TIPS. (Copyright. 1524, by S. N. L. Technical Syndicate.)

RED MEN MAKE ELABORATE PLANS Seventy - Seventh Great Council to Convene Here Sept. 8-11. Arrangements, are being completed for the seventy-seventh great council of the United States Improved Order of Red Men, to be held In Indianapolis Sept. 8-11, Arch Hobbs, great chief of records in Indiana, is chairman of committee on arrangements. The committee: Albert Hausman, H. C. Prehn, Clarence Lawson, Heyden Buchanan, Frank Castor and James Lamkin of Indianapolis, and Miles S. Cox of Rushville, Ed F. Mabee of Connersville, Frank MeConaughy of Franklin and George W. Swcigart of East Chicago. The last session was at Boston in 1922, when it was decided to meet this year In Indianapolis, and John E. Sedwick of Martinsville was elected Great Tucohonee, highest office in the order. “The session will be attended by past great sachems from all over the United States, many of whom are prominent men,” Hobbs said. .Headquarter* will be at the Severiri. Over 2,000 official delegates will be present. About 10.000 persons are expected to attend the convention. Chamber of Commerce, operating to make the convention a success. Ten thousand dollars has been raised by Red Men in New Jersey and New York to run a special train. One will alßo come from Louisville. A gigantic parade of Indiana members and the Degree of Pocahontas will be given. Following the parade a class of 1,000 candidates will be initiated at Tomlinson hall, with degree teams from out-of-town officiating. Fred E. Hines, of Noblesville, Grand Sacheln of Indiana will preside. A souvenir bulletin of seventy-four pages is being issued. Warehousemen In Ball Game Employes of the Taylor Carpet Company held their fourth annual picnic at Columbia Park Tuesday. Nearly 200 were present. Warehouse employes defeated the store employes in a baseball game. Dancing was on the evening program.

WILMETH FINES TWO Prisoner Who Accused Policeman Most Pay $25. A fine of $25 and costs is hanging over the head of Benny Flagler. 23, of 649 Union St., today as result of his conviction on a vagrancy charge Tuesday in city court before Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth. Flagler, and Joe Surber, his companion, were arrested Friday .in front of a poolroom at 25 Kentucky Ave. Surber was fined SSO and costs in city court Friday, As Surbor received his fine Flagler leaped to his feet and accused Frank Giblin, aresting officer, of winning $8 in a baseball pool. Giblin denied the charges and Wilmeth told Flagler to report the matter to Chief Herman Rikhoff. Rikhoff said he received no complaint. STOP THOSE DIZZY SPELLS Mrs. Lucy Owens, Indianapolis, Ind., Gets Quick Relief From Todd’s Tonic, Which Has the Strength-Building Qualities of Rare of Old Wine. “Indigestion and kidney trouble dragged down my whole system. I became constipated, had no appetite, could not sleep and had frequent dizzy •peila which alarmed me. I was taking medicines without results when a sales, man convinced me to try Todd's Tonic. After taking six bottles of your wonderful tonic, I now feel much better. My dizziness has disappeared. I have gained in weight and am in good health. I recommend Todd's Tonic because it has heiped me back to health and happiness.” MRS. LUCY OWENS, 526 Lfon SL, Indlaanpolis. Ind. Todd's Tonic, with its wlne-llke flavor, is most pleasant to take. See Mr. Glubok and he witl courteously explain the merits of this wonderful tonic to you at Haag’s Cut Price Drugs, 114 N. Penn. St.. 55 Virginia Ave.. 802 Mass. Ave., 816 N. Alabama St., 53 S. Illinois St.. 27 S. Illinois St., 103 W. Wash. St., 156 N. Illinois St, TODDS TONIC LAXATIVE TABLETS—“A Doge at Night—Makes Everything Right.”—Advertisement. THE IDEAL WOMAN Strong, healthy and beautiful In form and feature with a happy disposition. Upon her condition depends the physical well-being of her children and the happiness of those about her. It is only by making the best of herself that a woman can give her best to the world. When weak and ailing there is one tried and true remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound made from roots and herbs which for fifty years has been restoring the women of America to health and happiness. , —Advertisement,

SEMI-INSANITY IS PLEA IN DEFENSE OF TIMERS Many Men of Genius Had Same Abnormal Makeup, Expert Says, By DR. MEYER SOLOMON Neurologist of the Chicago Health Department Written for the United Press CHICAGO, July 30.—The defense in the Leopold-Loeb-Franks trial has definitely failed to put forward the plea of insanity as the excuse for the crime of the two boys. Nevertheless. mitigation of the sentence is asked on grounds of the youth of the accused boys, their degree of responsibility and their mental makeup. Therefore, although not pleading insanity, the attorneys for the two defendants are claiming that Leopold and Loeb are of such unusual and abnormal mental makeup that they should be given special consideration—in other words, that they belong to the group of what 1 has been called “the semi-insane” | and “semi-responsible.” Semi-Insane Graset, a French author, has written a book on the subject, and in this hook he refers to many men of genius who had such pronounced peculiarities and abnormalities in mental makeup that he felt justified in classifying them as seml-insane and semi-responsible. The terms "moral insanity” and “moral imbecility” have been used by many to refer to the group whose intellects are normal and well developed, but who are controlled by a perverse state of their feelings, as a result of which they are controlled by strong, vicious or criminal propensities. At the present time the terms psychopath, pychopathic inferiority, constitutional psychopathic inferiority, constitutional psychopath, and psychopathic personality are most frequently used to describe such persons. Some of the traits or characteristics of such persons are mentioned here. Pronounced Defects Their behavior shows pronounced defects in violation and inhibition, marked egotism, impulsiveness, poor judgment, non-conformity to ethical and social standards and Inability to adjust to or profit by experience. Asa result of these character defects, certain other behavior traits are the natural off-shoots For example, the defect in volition results in difficulty in concentration and application to one course of action sufficiently long to succeed —hence so many of them become beggars, hobos, loafers and industrial misfits. Poor control or inhibition leads to crimes of passion or sensual excesses —and so we have many becoming alcoholics, drug addicts, prostitutes and sexual perverts. Fundamentally they show an Impoverishment of emotional life and it Is this which is responsible for their inability to adapt to demands of human society. It should be realized that such persons may exhibit grotesque ex-

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