Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1926 — Page 3

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SOVIET LAUNCHES POLICE DRIVE TO END CUE WAVE i.— Year’s Rowdyism Includes Murder, Arson, Attacks on Women. Bn United I’rrsfi MOSCOW, Nov. 3. —The rowdy and the roughneck will have harder sledding In the future in Soviet Russia if the far-reaching campaign which is being launched against them by the police authorities achieves the desired results. Rowdyism has been distinctly on the increase in Russia during the last year artd has sometimes led to jj / Nurse’s Advice Rid Her of Pimples ■ Mrs. Minnie Fensterer, Brooklyn, Writes: “My pimples and blackheads got, so bad I feared It was eczema. I confided in a nurse friend of mine. I had been troubled with constipation and indigestion for some time. She advised me to try Carter's Little Liver Pills. You can see by my picture that the treatment has done wonders and I an now free from cbnstipation. Chronic constipation many times causes pimples. Carter’s Little Liver Pills encourage the bowels to eliminate the poisons. Druggists, 25 and 75c red packages. —Advertisement.

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such serious crimes as murder, arson and attacks on women. # Is Well Armed* The Russian gangster, if he doesn’t carry a revolver, is usually armed with a long knife or a club; and is a distinctly ugly customer to deal with, especially if he isHßder the influence of the very strong brand of firewater known as forty per cent vodka. Two extreme cases of rowdyism have aroused wide attention recently. In Qharkov a drunken hoodlum shot and killed a worker who triers to put him ou*t of a club. And in Leningrad, a gang of rowdies criminally assaulted a girl student. The Kliarbov murderer was sentenced to be spot and all appeals for clemency were rejected. The workers and employes In a number of factories and other institutions have signed petitions demanding the severest possible punishment for the twenty members of the Leningrad gang who have been arrested. Mr. A. Byelobrodov, Soviet Commisar for Internal Affairs, producer; the following statistics to illustrate the growth of disorderly conduct. In Tver Province, there were 1,211 cases of rowdyism during last six months, as against 327 during the preceding period of three months. The figures for the same periods show an increase from 251 to 764 cases in Voronezh Province and from 364 to 1,141 cases in Vladimir. One hundred and seventy killed and 182 wounded represent the casulty list for nine months of drunken holiday celebrations in Cherepovetz Province. Drunkenness Is Cause “The root of hooliganism lies 90 per cent In drunkenness,’’ declares Mr. Byelobodov, who urges the Communist Youth, the association of two million young Communists in Russia, to take a stronger stand against drinking and especially to combat the tendency which some of its own members show to yield to the temptations of alcohol. While there seems to be no immediate prospect of a repeal of the decree which re stored the state sale and manufacture of the 40 per cent vodka, Byelobrodov recommends no stronger measures against the sale of liquor outside the legal hours and also against the manufacturers of peasant homebrew or “samogon,” which continues to flourish in spite of the competition of the government, vodka. Byelobrodov, together with the Russian chief of police, Mr. Sergievsky, has worked out a series of legal and police measures which will,

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it is hoped, put a curb on the rowdies and tneir activities. Stricter punishments are to be Inflicted and the courts are to be empowered to inflict the death penalty in cases of murder, arson and rape. Criminals are not to be let off on suspended sentences, except in very exceptional cases. In view of the fact that the policeman often hesitates to shoot in encounters with lawbreakers because he may injure the innocent bystander, the police are to be armed with sabres. Citizens are also placed under a legal obligation to come to the assistance of a policeman who m .y need their aid in subduing criminals. With the adoption of these and other measures it is hoped to root out the increasing rowdyism which has been an unpleasant feature of Russian city and village life during the last year. * FUNERAL TO BE FRIDAY j John R. Evard, Head of Local Jewelry Store, Died in Florida. Funeral services for John R. Evard, president of the John R. Evard diamond and jewelry store, here who died Monday at Miami, Fla., will be held at 11 o’clock Friday"mornlng at the home of his son, Charles Richard F. Evard, 4357 Carrollton Ave., with burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Evard for twenty-two years was an employe of Julius C. Walk & Son, Jewelers, but had operated his own business the last nineteen years. Surviving are the widow and three daughters, Misses Josephine and Stella Evard, and , Mrs. Maurloe Jensen, all of Indianapolis; four sons, Harry W., George E. and Richard F., of. this city and Thomas G. Evard, Canton, Ohio, and a brother, Charles A. Evard, Washington. COOLIDGE RETIRES AT 11 P. M. Jill United Prep* 4 WASHINGTON) Nov. 3.—President Oooiidgo w&nt to bed ut 11:30 p. m., Tuesday night, after spending the first two hours after his return from Northampton reading United Press dispatches indicating probably losses by his party.

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PLANS STAY ■IN JAIL AS DRINK CURE Brothers Decide on Course for Younger of Two After Discussion. “My brother wants a policeman to come out home and arrest him.’-’ A 32-year-old man stated to Police Lieutenant Leonard Forsythe at poiice headquarters, tears streaming down his cheeks as he continued his story. - "We it over—brother and I —and he decided that he wants to be put in jail for awhile so he can cure himself of the drink habit. “He is 28 years old and is a metal finisher. When he is sober he makes from $8 to sl2 a day, but he spends it all on liquor. It seems that there is no other wgy except this —to put him in jail, where he can’t get it.” Lieutenant Forsythe advised the man \o apply for an affidavit for the brother’s arrest, as police cannot arrest a man drunk in his own home unless he causes a disturbance. Questioning disclosed the brother had become addicted to liquor about six years ago. He is single. Visibly affected by the tangle of emotions between brotherly love and brotherly advice and duty, the older man left police headquarters. 1 11 come back tomorrow and get the affidavit,” he said. So far he has not reappeared, however.

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