Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1927 — Page 3

MARCH HO, 1927

RHAT LIES BACK f OF CHINA TROUBLE (Continued From Page 1) continued to be recognized by the foreign powers. Although under Sun China had been given a constitution, all semblance of constitutionalltygwas thrown to the winds by Yuan and his successors. The presidency was bought and sold, or won by intrigue and bribery or became the prize in annual wars fought between the selfappointed war fords of the northern provinces. But no matter who 4 became president, or how he got in, l(he United States, along with the other great powers, continued promptly to extend recognition and credit in the shape of loans. The nationalist movement of Sun Yat-Sen which constantly gained momentum under his guidance, was either ignored or completely scorned. ' The British, who saw in Sun’s program a menace to her trade supremacy in the Far East, and especially to Hongkong, conducted an anti-Sun propaganda campaign through their subsidized news agencies the like of has seldom been seen. the United States followed Britain's anti-Sun lead, forgetful of fact that, up to that time, we Had played a lone hand in China Kgainst the exploiting powers, our be■ng a policy thoroughly and naturally in accord with the Nationalists’ ■ispirations. I There is nothing Bed or Bolshevistic about Sun’s ideas unless, in[deed, the ideas upon which the 'united States was founded, are Bolshevistic. And if Russians are active the Nationalists today—and ■they are —it is because Sun first liame to us, and to the British, the wrench and the Japanese for help B.nd we all refused. The Russians ■ffered help and help was accepted Horn the place where help was to be Hid. H China, however, will not turn H-mmunist as a result —that is, not Ljiless we and the other powers are Hupid enough deliberately to drive Htr into Moscow’s arms. Even then ■ hina would not stay. W Bun died two years ago, but his spirit today is marching on Peking. ALWAYS DEAD TIRED? How sad! Sallow complexion, coated tongue, poor appetite, bad breath, pirn- i ply skill and always tired. What's j wrong? You are poisoned. The bowels arc clogged and liver inactive. Take I this famous prescription used constantly in place of calomel by men anil women for 20 years—Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. They are harmless yet very effective. A compound of vegetable ingredients and olive oil. They act easily upon the bowels, free the system of poison caused by faulty elimination and lone tip liver. Be beautiful. Have rosy cheeks, clear eyes and youthful energy that make a tureens of life. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, nightly. Know them by their olive color. 15c, 30c and OJe.—Advertisement.

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Kiwanis Club Will Hear Editor Merle Thorpe, editor of Nation's Business Magazine, will speak before the Kiwanis Club, April 6. His subject will be “Let Washington Bo It, or There Ought to Bea Law.” Thorpe is recognized as one of the country's foremost speakers and

writers on business subjects. As editor of the nation’s leading business magazine, lie is in a position at Was hington to keep closely informed regarding business trends and especially regarding legislation affecting business. Thorpe lias spoken in virtually every large city in the United States. Nation's Business Magazine is published by the Chamber of Com-

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meree of the United States, with headquarters at Washington, D. C. Thorpe's successful editorial policy has been based on the theory that there is plenty of romance in bustnness and that business subjects can be handled in an entertaining and readable manner without sacrificing any of the subject matter. It was inevitable from the start that it would. The Chinese number a quarter of the population of the globe. Most of them are backward —so because of its rulers, foreign and domestic. 80, in their struggle to take their place in civilization they will probably make many mistakes. And it will take years, even decades, to get very far. But they will win in the end. All the battleships and machine guns in Christendom can’t stop them for long. International recognition of the nationalist movement about the time Bun Y’at-Sen was inaugurated President back in 1921 alfnost surely would have prevented this war and all tlie tragedies inevitable to it.

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Hoosier Briefs

A horse, evidently angered because it tVHs hitched to an automobile, kicked John Cocklin of South Whitley and broke his left ankle. Mrs. Susie King Cers Long of Michigan City got legally rid of two husbands in one week. She married William Gers. Later she heard he had divorced her so she married Arthur Long, only to learn she was still married to Gers. She was granted a divorce from Gers and two days later Superior Court Judge Harry 1,. Crumpacker annulled her second marriage. Terre Haute is glad it is a college town. Rose Poly student engineers are going to survey county creeks free to avert flood damage. Carl Grosser of Huntington is crosser. Mayor Charles W. Snyder refused to believe his story lie was merely training a dog to limit and fined him for trespassing on Mowitrd McCrum’s farm. Three Hoosiers have joined the gold rush at Tonopah, Nev. They are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Andeison and Thomas Miller of Rushvllle. “Pimento,” an orphan alligator, is turning out to be a white elephant for Albert Morgan of Peril. Ralph Bolin sent the alligator from Florida to the Harmony Quartet as a mascot and the quartet turned it over to Morgan for safe keeping. Morgan, weary of the job, is advertising for a home for it. When high waters blocked roads and slowed traip service into Washington. the Kvansville Press, a

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Scrlpps-Howard newspaper, sent Its Sunday edition there by airplane. Motion claims the first Fourth of July story. The town board lias issued an order forbidding sale of fireworks on July 1,2, 3, 4. Hogs may take the place of the expensive garbage disposal plant proposed at Anderson. The city may purchase a farm and raise porkers on city refuse.

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Husband Estranged, Wife Takes Poison GARY, Ind., March 30.—Inability to effect a reconciliation with her estranged husband was blamed today for the suicide of Grace Wright, 44. who took her life by drinking poison in the office of her attorney after testifying against her husband in his divorce suit. At the same time Judge Charles Greenwald declared her husband's suit dismissed without prejudice.

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1923 Stutz Sport $350 1923 Stephens ’Touring $275 1021 Stephens Sedan S3OO 1921 Peerless Coupe ~..5150 1923 Cole Touring $250 Cad Mine 57 Touring $290 1923 Stutz Sedan $525 1923 Buick Roadster $450 1921. 0-CYLINDER STUTZ, SPORT ROADSTER This car is In A-l mechanical condition and will go seventy miles an hour; condition of car is guaranteed, Price $450; $l5O down, balance $31.00 for twelve mouths. Star touring, 1924 S4O Ford sedan, 1920 *95 Dodge touring, 1921 s”'9 Studebaker Big Six tour.. 1919...550 StudoUnker Spec, tour., 1929 $,5 Studebaker Club roadster, 1919..595 Peerless roadster, 1919 s9o Studebaker light rondstr.. 1921.5125 Studebaker light 0 tour., 1922...5170 Mitchell coupe, 1222 $l5O Auburn sport touring, 1922 $195 1924 Ford Coupe $lB3 1924 Ford Coupe 175 1924 Ford Coupe 195 1925 Ford Coupe 290 1925 Ford Coupe 223 1927 Studebaker Sedan 192(1 Olds De Luxe. Coach 19211 Olds De Luxe Sedan 192(1 Auburn 8-IKI Brougham