Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 88, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1930 — Page 11

AUG. 21, 1930.

WAR ON LIQUOR IS ONE WEAPON IN INDIA REVOLT Women Fling Themselves Over Threshold to Keep Out Buyers. Tkii ii the f.orth In ■ aerie* of Are ■neenaared article. on India hr Webb Miller, who reeentle returned from an tilendrd inteatitation in that roontre. BY WEBB MILLER United Fret* Staff Correapondent LAHORE. Aug. 21.—Women fling themselves across the thresholds of liquor shops to prevent entrance. Others help their men chop down thousands of toddy palm trees from Which liquor is extracted. Women participate in massed attacks upon liquor shops smashing the fittings and stock. Men and women attack carts carrying liquor to the shops and burst open the barrels and 3et fire to the liquor. 71 lose scenes are occurring in scores of towns in India in the campaign of the Nationalists to make India dry. In the struggle with Britain for freedom Gandhi made total prohibition for India one of the eleven cardinal points of his program. For the first time in the history of India women arc playing a prominent part in a political struggle. They are concentrating their activities upon prohibition. Drinking Is Prevalent By religion and custom India nominally is a prohibition country. The religions of both the Mohammedans and Hindus impose abstinence from liquor. But the advance of modern wrest- j ern civilization brought in its train j widespread use of liquor and drunk- ; enness. There now are some 50.000 i liquor shops in British India alone. Drinking is mast prevalent in the great industrial centers. The Nationalist campaign for j prohibition has a three-fold pur- j pase—to cut ofl revenue which the i government of India derives from the liquor traffic: to enforce the ( tenets of their religion and to promote the health and well-being of the nation. By his religion and by personal conviction Gandhi is an ardent dry. Shops Arc Picketed According to my observations during a 4.000-mile trip through India the movement toward pro- ; Jiibition is making much headway j and considerably decreasing sales' and the government's revenue. The most extensive and effective weapon of the Nationalists is pick- | cting of shops by women volunteers | who stand outside the place and 1 implore people not to aid the gov- ! ernment by buying liquor or harangue would-be customers regarding the evils of drinking. Besides direct action against the use of liquor Nationalist women are carrying on an educational campaign somewhat similar to the campaign of the W. C. T. U. in the United States years ago. SAFE TAKEN BY YEGGS ♦ 530 Is Stolen; Tire Company's Strongbox Is Abandoned. Breaking through the front door of the Billy Grimes Tire Company. 9-4 Shelby street, early today, yeggs carried out the safe. The abandoned safe with S3O in cash missing was found at Emerson avenue and Prospect street, Former Councilman Dies H v Time* Special HAMMOND, Lnd, Aug. 21.—John Fapp, 43. former member of the city council, died on a street here of heart disease.

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When Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd visits Indianapolis Monday he will be presented with a medal by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. The medal, shown in the above photo, is inscribed on the reverse side; ‘ Presented to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, U. S. N.. in honor of his conquest of the north and south poles.”

W. C. T. U. TO PiONIC Play ‘Town Gossip' Will Be Given at Brookside Park. Annual picnic of the Central W. C. T. U. will be held Friday at Brookside park, with presentation of the play," Town Gossip," the chief feature. Cast of the play is: Mrs. William Paulsel, Mrs. Ben Prosser, Mrs. Harry Knowles, Mrs. Burton Shields, Mrs. Taimadge Smith, Mrs. J. G. Watkins. Mrs. Warren Crouch, Mrs. E. E. Mittman, Mrs. Elmer Bostic and Mrs. Fred Stucky. Mrs. R. H. White is in charge of play arrangements. Mrs. Rebecca Smyth, former president of the Sterling county, Scotland. W. C. T. U, will speak. DEMONSTRATIONS FOR SACCO-VANZETTI SET l. S., Latin America and Europe to Deplore Deaths Friday. fSu I i i tc>l l'rc*& NEW YORK. Aug. 21.—The Sac-co-Vanzetti memorial demonstration, organized by the International Labor Defense, has been set for 5 p. m. in Union square Friday. Similar demonstrations arc planned in fifty other cities in the United States, Latin America and Europe. Among the chief issues of the demonstration will be demand for the unconditional freedom of the six labor organizers who now are in prison in Atlanta, Ga., and for the abolition of lynching. FAMOUS FEUDIST WORSE •‘Cap" Hatfield Sinking as ThreeDay Coma at Hospital Continues. Bu I n’trii Brest BALTIMORE, Md.. Aug. 21.—The condition of William Anderson <Cap> Hatfield, last of the famous Hatfield-McCoy feudists, was termed critical at Johns Hopkins hospital today. According to Dr. B. D. Smith, Hatfield's personal physician who accompanied the 67-year-old feudist from his home in Logan, W. Va, Hatfield has been in a coma for three days. Day for Old Settlers /?/ Time* Special COLUMBIA CITY. Ind.. Aug. 21. —The annual old settlers’ day is being observed here today.

MATHIAS NEW SPANISH WAR VETERANS’ HEAD Annual Encampment at Philadelphia Ends; Visit Valley Forge. Bit t nit at Brest PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.—Thousands of Spanish war veterans, here for their thirty-second annual national encampment, left today in special trains over the Reading railroad for Valley Forge, shrine of the War of Independence, where memorial and patriotic exercises were to be held this afternoon. Addresses will be delivered in Valley Forge chapel by Governor Fred M. Green of Michigan, past commander-in-chief; Judge Edward S. Mathias of Ohio, newly-elected commander-in-chief; Major-General Amos A. Fries, and others. The veterans brought their convention to a close Wednesday with the selection of Judge Mathias as commander to succeed Green. Dr. R. C. Ellsworth, Portland, Ore., senior vice commander-in-chief; William A. Seddinger, Norfolk. Va., junior vice-commander-in-chief, and the Rev. Dr. Charles Lee, Patterson, N. J., chaplain-in-chief, are other new officers. Milwaukee was selected as the national encampment host city in 1932. The veterans will meet in New Orleans next year.

HINT RUSS IMPORTS NOT LAW VIOLATION Treasury Officials Point Out Lack of Competition. Bu I'nitrd Brett WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Tieas- j ury officials intimated today that s no importations from Soviet Rus- ! sia were in violation of laws for- j bidding products of forced labor or dumping conspiracies to appear ifi f the American market. It was pointed out that such Soviet Russian products as spruce Russian lumber, pulpwood and manganese are being imported, i But these are not considered as J creating unfair competition with j American products. The United j States produces considerably less manganese than the American steel j industry requires. Garfield's Daughtcr-in-Law, Dies Bn l nitcil Brets PORTSMOUTH. N. H„ Aug. 21. The body of Mrs. Helen Newell Garfield, 64, daughter-in-law of former President Garfield, is to be sent today to her home in Mentor, 0., following her death at a local hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident.

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Gone, but Not Forgotten | Automobile* reoorted to police as stolen belong to. Harr? Harrison. 816',i Bast Main street. Broad Ripple. Ford roadster. 79-293. from entrance of Broad Ripple park. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: R. V. Watt. 6255 Washington boulevard. Ford roadster, found at Twenty-eighth and Pennsylvania streets. Leland Hammer. 928 Sanders street, Oakland sedan, found at Kelly and Meridian streets. GASTONIA MEN FLEE Three of Convicted Slayers Go to Russia. By Vnitrrt Brett NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—The New York Telegram said today that three of the men convicted of murder in the Gastonia textile case have fled to Russia. Wednesday the supreme court of North Carolina upheld the convictions of Fred Erwin Beal, Clarence Miller and K. Y. Hendricks. The men sailed this spring under false passports, the Telegram said, and landed in Germany, from where they went to Russia. Bail of $12,000 had been advanced for the men by the American Civil Liberty Association. That sum was guaranteed by the International Labor Defense, the Communist organization that arranged for the defense of Beal and his comrades. STEAL MOVIE MACHINE Taken From Show Window' of Sporting Goods Store. A motion picture machine valued at sllO was stolen Wednesday night from the showcase of the Emroe sporting goods store, 209 West Washington street, according to a report to police by store officials today.

Don’t wait until it is too late / When your red - blood - cells are only 80% you are not yourself—6o% is dangerous A fact you should not overlook

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WORK TO START ON U. SJ’RISON New Unit to Be Under Way Before November. By Bcrippt-H award Xctcspaucr A Uintice WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Construction work on the new eastern federal penitentiary near Lewisburg, Pa., is to be started before Nov. 1, it was announced today by the department of justice. Plans for the institution, which will house 1,200 prisoners, have been completed and the government only is waiting a clear title to the 1,000acre tract before asking for bids. District Attorney Andrew Dunsmore of the middle judicial district of Pennsylvania, has advised the department ne expects to obtain the title within a week. “Construction of the new’ prison will not eliminate overcrowding entirely in federal penitentiaries, but it will relieve it to a considerable extent,” Sanford Bates, prison superintendent, said today.

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„ . | How to recognize a low blood count . Blood Is Lite! You cannot count ' vour own red-blood-cells —that is technical! But you should know that they are the "ships” that sail in the blood and carry nourishment to all parts of the body. Also, they remove impurities from the tissues. You can recognize a lowered count by the way you look and feel—such as body weakness, lack of appetite, underweight, paleness, sallow complexion, bolls and pimples. They may indicate that you need S.S.S. S.S.S.—the great blood tonic—stimulates the blood-building organs to supply the necessary red-cells. If your vitality and clear skin are slipping away from you, try S.S.S. @(Left) Microscopic view of healthy red - blood - cells. The blood stream should contain about 5.000.000 of these cells to every cubic millimeter. (Right) Anemic red - blood - cells— / />) * only 60 per cent of /tfk jm. Q \ normal strength— /p”ii*#'-:] they lack the pow- tO, er to resist Infec- Vq tion and disease or to rebuild flesh.

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