Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1929 — Page 9

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JUDGE MYERS LABELED ‘WET’ BY DRY PAPER American Issue. Organ of Anti - Saloon League. Flays State Jurist. Indiana edition of the American Issue again calls one of the supreme 'ourt judge wet. the offense for w hich the Indiana edition editor, the Rev. E. S. Shumaker, secretary of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, -.as held in contempt. The American Issue is the official organ of the league, with editions for the various state organizations. Judge David A. Myers of the supreme court is labeled wet in the issue of June 8. An excerpt from the Shelbyville Republican cited Mjers’ speech before the Columbus Rotary Club, pointing out that the mdge advocated government distri-

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bution of liquor as the best means for temperate control. The editorial comment of the dry organ ends with this paragraph: “Judge Myers last autumn, to offset the opposition of the Anti-Sa-loon League, wrote some letters to W C. T. U. icacers ifc the state asserting among other things that he was dry. This recent declaration of his shows him not a dry but a wet." The editorial also states that his speech shows that he is ‘ alligned with the liquor interests, in fact more so than the average liberal in this state." Shumaker was sentenced to pay a $250 fine and serve sixty days at the Indiana state farm for terming supreme court judges wet in his 1925 League report published in The American Issue. He is at Battle Creek sanitarium now recovering from ill health, part of which he attribute to his farm life. Just Can't Behave Right /;>/ I nihil Prisa WASHINGTON. June 14—On his way home from court, where he was held under S3OO bail for annoying a young woman. Chris Evans Popolous was arrested when he attempted to strike up an acquaintance with a second girl.

ROAMING DAYS ENDED BY ILL HEALTH; SUICIDE Soldier of Fortune Holds Death Sweeter Than Quiet Lite. ft U I lilt 111 Vrrrs CHICAGO. June 14.—Death was sweeter to Henry Friebel, 50, soldier of fortune, than the thought of a quiet life. Ir. his span of a half-century Friebel traveled extensively. He fought in the Spanish-American war and the Philippines and Santo Domingo insurrections and was cited for gallantry in all three. He owned an 800-acre ranch in Wyoming and had $1,300 in the bank. Th-ee months ago his health began to fail. He knew his roaming days were over. So he wrote a note willing all his

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Tee,(hee)th IPi rnitnl Vn 1* MEMPHIS. June 14.—Sergeant Hali Allen, chief of the Memphis motorcycle traffic squad, went to a specialist to have his eyes examined—motorists had told him they needed it. After a thorough examination the oculist said: “The trouble is caused by your upper teeth. Perhaps they need pulling.” "That's easy." Allen replied, "here they are." And he yanked out a perfect ret offal-e uppers.

possessions to the disabled members of his Spanish-American War Veterans' post, pinned his five bravery medals on his chest and hanged himself. His landlady found the body in his room. Cuba Would Ban U. S. Talkies. HAVANA. June, 14—A bill barring English-speaking talking pictures from Cuba will be introduced before the Cuban congress by Representative Ariza. it was announced here today.

TORCH SLAYER WILL APPEAL DEATH VERDICT Jury Finds Campbell Guilty of Murdering His Bigamous Wife. fill I it it< <! Press ELIZAEETH. N. J., June 14. Counsel for Henry Colin C.-.mpbell. 61-year-old torch slayer, \ epared j today to appeal from a vercict of a jury that the defendant was guilty . of murdering Mrs. Mildred 1 lowry, his bigamous wife, whom he met through a matrimonial agency. Although Justice Clarence Case sentenced Campbell to die in the electric;chair of July 15, it appeared unlikely that the sentence would be ! carried out before autumn at least. The jury was out for four hours ! Thursday, returning with the veri diet at 3 :fco p. m.

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