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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
PREPARING NOW
FOR ELECTION DAY
Commissioners Told All Will
Be in Readiness.

Final inspection OF the voting ma
chimes which win be used on election day,
Will be made Sunday ana Monday by the
members OF the Marion County board OF
election commissioners.
total OF ffty two MACHINES remain 70
be set up in the voting places according
10 Abe Rouls and o. p Williamson, who
are In charge OF the machines.
Rouls and Williamson told the county
commissioners as we'll as the election
commissioners they felt sure all wouio
be in readiness by the time tse polls
open Tuesday morning, although there Il
much work to be done
II became known today that Richa I'd
Sipe and Jackson Carter Republican
members Of the election board. decided
IN the absence Of WOODBURY. Mason
Democratic member Of the board. that
the two machines which were to be held
In reserve ns emergency machines would
be placed in the first and second pre-,
cincts OF Decatur township.
Those two precincts are among the
smallest" protested Mr.. Mason. 1--WE
have always agreed that two machines
would be held as emergency machines In
tho case of one breaking down"
Mr. Carter said, 1--WE haven't used
emergency machines in the pastP'
I'VE used them two years ago." said
Mr.. Mason.
"If a machine breaks down we have
enough ballots" said Mr. Carter
This action of the two Republican
members may result in serious conse-
quences II a machine should break down
at an early hour in one Of the city's big
precincts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
PRESENT STATE
WITH MONUMENT
Italians to Give Columbus
Statue to Indiana.

Presentation exercises of the monument
Of Christopher Columbus to the State
by the Italians Of Indianapolis, Kokomo
and LOgansport viii be held tomorrow
afternoon In the Statehouse grounds
Preceding the presentation a parade
will be held. forming at Vermont street
and Capitol avenue, marching east TO
Meridian street, south on Meridian street
to Washington street, east to Alabama
street, west on Washington street to
Senate avenue.
Frank De Julio win be grand marshall,
assisted by V. Mercurio, a. Mannella, G.
La Rosa and d. Modica.
The presentation ceremony viii open
with the singing Of America"
DR.. Vincent A. Lapenta will present
the monument and the speeches Of ac-
ceptance will be made by representatives
of the State and of the city.
James A. Collins viii make an address,
a greeting will be given by the Knights
Of Columbus, and DR.. A. Sadaroglio, a
representative Of the italian government,
viii make a few remarks.
The executive committee. In charge OF
raising the funds for the monument, is:
DR.. Lapenta. president; Mr.. De Julio.
vice president; Mrs. AIannella, secretary !;
V. Mercurio, y. Mazza, G. La Rose, ID.
Modica, A. Baroue, R. Trillo, NJ Man
nella. c. Cartascell, f. Coco, d. Della
Penna, D. Vassalo, N. Yassalo, D. Del
Barrello. f. Del Borrello, G. Tana, ID.
Scaletta, Z. Ruggiere, NJ Mascara, A Res
SIM. Joe Foppiana, L. De Felice, N. Della
Tore
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
SAYS STATE WILL
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Secretary New Claims Indiana
by 10000 Majority.

Burt New, executive secretary OF the
Democratic State committee. today made
the following statement predicting a
Democratic victory at the polls next
Tuesday:
Il predict a sweeping victory for In
diana Democracy next Tuesday.
The League OF Nations has been the
great national moral Issue In the cam
paign and the la ge majority Of the peo-
pie in Indiana, without regard to party.
have rallied to the support Of Cox and
Roosevelt, and this issue they represent.
Much credit is due the women for the
gallant fight they have made for the
league.
Never In the history Of Indiana have
the people suffered so much from the
wrongs OF a State administration as they
have from the present State administra-
ton, and next Tuesday they win reg
lister their. protest by voting the Demo
cratic ticket.
"The prospects for Democratic success
were never so bright as at this hour.
THE independent vote in the State il
with us.
we have made steady gains from the
beginning o. the campaign and In the
last thee weeks there has been a won
derful change in sentiment in our IA.
Yor.
1--WE viii carry Indiana By not less than
10000"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

George S. Henninger, pastor, will preach
at the morning and evening services.
krst Unity spirituahst Church--ln
the evening the Rev. Mrs. Lewis, pastor,
will lecture
Unity Truth Center-Devotional ssrv-
ices Will be held in the morning.
.os ssive Sprltualist Church-Eve-
ming services will be conducted under
the direction of Mrs. Emma King and
Mrs. Anna TarOnsen.
Charles Gunsaulus, pastor, will preach on
1.-THE Truths and Untruths Of Spiritual
ism at the morning worship and at the
evening service on THE Anchor Of the
Soul"
Brookside U. b. Church--'wisdom'l
Ways" Will be the subject Of the pastor
the Rev. j. 3. Parsons, at the morning
worship. In the evening q special pro-
gram by the Women's Missionary So
ciety, III the charge Of Mrs. s. E. Literal
will be given.
Capitol Avenue NJ. f. Church-'The
Power CT the Gospel OF Jesus" will be
the morning and evening topics, respec-
lively, of the Rev. Edgar MUIR, pastor
Hall Place NJ. E. Church-In the morn
Ing the pastor, the Rev. Horace A.
Spraeue, VII preach on Autumn
Leaves" In the morning and on "Jack-o'-
Lanterns" in the evening.
North Park Christian Church-The Rev.
j. ID. Garrison, pastor, will have for the
morning and evening themes Of his ser
mons, THE Menace OF a Gutter" and
The Evolution Of a Christian" respec-
lively.
King Avenue NJ. E. Church--"Forward"
and The Worlds Greatest Need will be
the morning and evening subjects re-
spectively OF the Rev. w. w. Clouse'
pastor.
Downoy Avenue Christian Church--In
the morning the Rev. Clarence Redeem
bach, pastor. will preach on "The Life OF
God In the Soul OF Man" and on "a
Juvenile Notion Of Voting" In the eve
ming.
ture'' and Making Faces" will be the
morning and evening topics respectively
Of the Rev. Frank L. Hoyis for his ser
mons.
st. Paul's Episcopal Churchill the
morning the pastor, the Rev. Lewis
Brown, viii preach on The Crucial Test
of Religion" and In the evening on Re
member the Dead
Morris Street VI. f. Churoh-The sub
jects OF the morning and evening ser
mons Of the Rev. f. A. Robertson. pastor,
VIII be Conformity Versus Transform
ity" and Religious Axioms," respec-
lively.
Cnrist's Church-The Rev. James D,
Stanley, pastor. Will preach on Called
to Be Saints" at the morning worship
Maple Road NJ. +. Church-ln the
morning the pastor, the Rev. J. G.. bod
bridge will preach on is Prohibition
Stll an Tssuef" and on Christ Stand
ard OF Citizenship In the evening.
Trinity NJ. r. Chureh-The Rev. c. \
Wilson. pastor, will preach on The
Failure OF Law" at the morning service,
and on The Development OF Absolem'
at the evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Won't Anyone 'Jine'?

All members of the detective depart
ment of the Indianapolis police force and
newspaper men Of the city have been
Invited to join new order being organ
lied by Lieut.. Henry Askins Of police
headquarters.
Askins has the apparatus to put the
candidates through the third degree"
but ne has been unable to secure can
didate
Recently thief stole a padding ma
chine from a lodge hall and the police
found the machine in a second hand
store and brought It to headquarters.
Askins has tried for several days to
secure a candidate who would stand on
the machine, pull on the t*o handles to
"test his strength" and thereby release
the catch that holds back the paddle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Remembrance Grove
Dedicated Tomorrow

Unusual ceremonies WIN mark the dedi-
cation Of the Grove Of Remembrance at
Garfield Park at o'clock tomorrow az.
ternoon.
The Grove Of Remembrance consists OF
295 trees, each planted in remembrance
OF a Marion County boy who gave his
life in the World War
The exercises viii be held In the north
east corner OF the park following o
parade from the Shelby street side.
Charles r. Coffin, president Of the
board OF park commissioners, win pre-
sent the grove formally to the relatives
Of the dead heroes and Hilton L. Brown
Will make the dedleatory address, fol-
lowing which POS children from the pub
lie schools will dance into the grove and
tag each tree with the name of a SOL
der.
A chorus OF 500 school children and a
school band will furnish music.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
APPEAL MADE
BY WAR MOTHER
Woman Who Lost Son Pleads
for League Pact.

Expressive OF the attitude Of War
Mothers In the present campaign Is the
following letter. received by Mrs Mae
Hahn, 225s North Capitol avenue. from
Mrs Olive Carpenter Washington. whose
son was Killed in action
Cousin Mae and ali eligible voters IN
your household: II you have any sym
PATTY for toe torn and bleeding hearts
~ those who were heFeaycd ia the late
war; IL you cherish and reverence the
memory Of those dear ones who sleep
In Flanders; II you have any compass
sion for a war.weary, war-torn world :;
II you have any love In your hearts for
sire 10 help bring this world out OF It's
present chaotic condition and start It's
people on the highway to peace, prog
ress and posperlty--then I beg OF you,
from the depths Of my immortal soul.
as one who has made the supreme sac
riaee, as gold star mother, to lay
all partisan feeling aside aud vote FOR
the League OF Nations.
This Is not party question, but a
world principle.
Surely we can not break faith with
those noble boys who gave so freely OF
their life blood for the cause Of liberty,
for you know that we could not sleep
In Flanders fields II we did not know
that the torch OF freedom would be
grasped from the fallen heroes hands"
and carried on 10 a world wide victory.
In the name az God and suffering hui
manity. / plead with you all TO help
bring about a condition whereby our
noble sons-the grandest In all Gods
universe--will never again be sacrificed
or the mother heart Of the world over
again be plunged into such an abyss OF
suffering and unspeakable sorrow
Vote for the League Of Nations and
receive the blessings of all right thinking
people. With love always,
Your cousin,
OLIVE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
10 OF VESSELS
CREW MISSING
Concrete Steamer Sinks Three
Minutes After Col
lisiOn.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oc>, sO.--Nineteen
members of the crew of the concrete
steamer Cape Fear, sunk In a collision
with the steamer City Of Atlanta, in
Narragansette bay, last night. were
missing todey.
It was believed most Of the men had
been drowned.
The boat sank three minutes after tho
collision.
Although, the sea was calm and tho
weather clear, 1t was said the men scarce
ly had time to launch the life boats.
A great hole was torn IN the bow of
the City Of Atlanta, but her bulkheaos
prevented her sinking.
The Cape Fear a United States Ship
ping Board boat, was struck amidships.
The concrete quiyered and almost i'm
mediately began to settle at the bow.
Three minutes later she rested at the
bottom.
A raft on which was a can Of hard
tack and numerous articles Of clothing,
believed to have been used by members
Of the wrecked steamer Cape Fear, was
washed ashore near Ft Adams today.
Other wreckage from the vessel also
was beached.
Confusion over signals is understood
to have been the cause of the crash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Sunday i'm indianapolis Churches
TOMORROW is PRISON DAY

Tomorrow has been set aside by the
State board Of charities as Prison Sun
day" and special services will be held
in many churches throughout the State.
In 1884 a group of New York clergymen
set aside one Sunday in the year for
discussing the best way to deal with
crime and criminals, and this custom
has been followed in various States since.
New Church Chapel-At the morning
worship the Rev. II. Durand Downward,
pastor, will preach on "a Prophets
Plea"
Central Christian Church-'"rhe Cup of
Salvation" and "Life's Fitful Fever" will
be the morning and evening themes Of
the Rev. Allan B. Philputt.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church-At
the morning service the theme of the
Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkel, pastor, Will
be "Giying Commands to Christ" and
that Of the evening, Against Our Cod
Meridian Heights Church-ln the
morning the pastor, the Rev. 7 r. White,
will preach on THE Cry of the Wild
Roberts Park M. f. Church--Tn the
morning DR.. George NJ. Smith, pastor,
will preach on who Owns YOU and
In the evening a special song service Will
be given.
First congregational Church-"Cooper-
ating with Cod" win be the topic OF
the morning sermon by the Rev. George
Sayery. a., nj
tive Faith" and Lest We Forget VIII
be the subjects Of the morning anu eve
ming sermons, respectively, OF the Rev.
Owen Davies Odell
Central Avenue NJ. f. Church-Dr: o.
w. Fifer, pastor, will preach on Good
News From a Far Country" In the morn
Ing and on ~ Mountain Fire In the
evening. Worlds Temperance Sunday"
will be observed at the Sunday school
service
First Presby terrain Church-The Rev,
A. Woodruff Halsey OF New York City
Detter2 2" at the morning worship and
on Foreign Missions and a World Fed
wheeler Mission-C. Fenwick Reed.
evangelist, will talk on THE Man With
a Mighty Message at 3 o'clock In the
afternoon and in the evening an old
fashioned revival win be held
L. X. Eckhardt OF De PAW University
Will preach at the morning service. There
viii be no evening service.
All Souls Unitarian Church-"An Amer
lean Church" will be the subject of the
pastor. the Rev Francis s. c. Wicks. at
the morning worship.
General UniversaIIst Church--In the
morning the Rev. Edwin Cunningham,
nrS,or. will preach on Authority for
.-st Saptist Church--fThe witnessing
Church" and "The Song OF the victo-
rious War" will be the morning and
evening themes respectively. OF DR..
Frederick +. Taylor, pastor
East Tenth street Chureh-Ths Rev.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

simply was wrapped up In mathematics
and possessed the faculty OF putting his
theories and mathematical processes In
logical arrangement and clear language.
Special interest in a subject and mas
terry Of the mechanics OF textbook writ
IL are the main qualifications Of any
successful author Of schoolbooks.
An editor here tells us bis house Is
always looking for good material. ir-
respective Of the authors status.
Most OF the people who write school
books are teachers, he says
Some teach In bnckwOods country
schoclhouses and others are university
professors.
They have felt the lack OF a good
textbook on some subject. or they have
found a better way OF teaching II, and
out OF their experience come the manu-
scripts which bring about 80 many
advances In education.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Extension Division
of |. u. in New Home

Today is moving day for the extension
division Of Indiana University. which 8,
transferring its administrative Offices
from the Merchants Rank building to
the Medical College building at 102 North
Senate avenue
The extension division has occupied a
suite In the bank building for four years
Il viii now occupy the second and
third floors Of the building on Senate
avenue and Market street. which is owned
by the State and which has recently been
remodeled for the purpose Of accommo-
dating the extension division with both
offices and ciassrooms.
Extensive Improvements have been
made In the building. and additional
lights have been placed around the ex.
terror
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Expect Decision on
Fire Trucks Monday

Final decision on the award Of con.
tracts for trucks and bumpers needed to
complete the motorIzatlon of the fire de-
partment probably will be made by the
board of public safety Monday SO az
TO send the contracts ana an ordinances
authorizing a bond issue Of $500. 900 to
pay for the equipment to the city coun-
ell Monday evening, it was announced
today.
The board ard the esua0Ei have held
several informal conferences on the bids
for the apparatus and 1t Is said at the
City Hall that the council viii not op-
pose the contracts and bond issue.
move to purchase the apparatus sew
eral months ago was dropped when O
majority Of the members Of the council
expressed opposition.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Wanderer, Guilty, to
Face Second Charge

CHICAGO. Oct S0.-Carl Wanderer
sentenced to twenty-five years In prison
for the murder of hig wife, after the
Jury had dellberated twenty hours, to
day faced trial for murder OF an I'M
known ragged stranger.
The stranger" was believed identified
today as John Barrett. former Canadian
soldier
He was charged by Wanderer with the
death Of Mrs. Wanderer in an attempted
hold-up June 81.
Wanderer claimed he killed the man
after Mrs. Wanderer was shot down.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
INDIoT CAss COUNTY oFFICER.

LOGANSPoRT, Ind, Oct. 3O.-Six in
dictments charging the acceptance of
brides were returned against Othello
Smith, deputy prosecutor, and he was
served Friday with warrants drawn on
tn iadictments.
Smith gave bond In the sum of $500 on
each count.
Walter Closs1n Republican county
chairman, and jenkins, an attorney
aI sl.. as a. D bonds En- :. So.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Detroit Girl, Is, and
Man Held in Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. 3o.-Robert Cole 25
and Tersa Wendt, 49, both of Detroit
were herd by police today pending an
investigation.
They were arrested on complaint Of the
girls father, who came here to investi-
gate her disappearance.
Wendt told the police he found Cole
and his daughter together here.
Cole said he left Detroit week ago
and the girl followed him to Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Here's Tip! Look in
Your Soap Cartons

CHICAGO, Oct. so.-All is not soap
that IS labeled such, was the discovery
made by Jesse Brown. who has succeeded
Mai. A. V. Dslrymple as prohibition su-
pervisor OF the Central States.
Boxes full OF Canadian liquor billed as
soap are now on the market in Chicago
for $105 a case. according to tip being
Investigated by Brown.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
New Albany Man Is
Killed Beneath Train

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct BOZ. r.
spease, Jr., %. New Albany, is dead here
as result of injuries sustained when he
was run over by a stone train on the
Monon railroad.
Although his body was cut almost in
two, he retained consciousness while the
car wheels were being lacked up so that
he might be removed.
He died on the way to a hospital
Spease, 1t is said, caught his foot in
a frog in the tracks and fell directly in
front Of the train.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
NINE SWEEPER SENT
TO AID OF RAMBLER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Tbe seagoing
mine sweeper Tanager has been sent
from Guantanamo, Cuba, to the vicinity
of Cape Cruze in search Of the steamship
Rambler, according to a dispatch from
the commandant at Guantanamo to the
Navy Department today.
The route between Key West ana Ha-
vana is an important Ink in the New
York-to-Cuba communication. which has
been extraordinarily well frequented by
prominent New York and Newport So
ciety folk since prohibition went into
effect IN the United States.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Charges Forfeiture
= of Lease; Asks $4,000

Alleging that the Olin Sales Company.
OCCUPYING space at 511-515 North Meridian
street, had forfeited its lease by failing
to make a monthly payment in advance
on Oct. l. Merrill B. Barley today fled
suit in the Circuit Court asking for
$4,000 damages as weil as a receiver for
the defendant company to insure pay
ment.
The plaintiff alleges that the sales
company stll occupies Sas building, al
though the rent has nok-been paid.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Mystic Tie Party
Attended by Many

More than 1000 persons attended a
masked party given by the Mystic Tie
Lodge at the Murat Temple last night.
The party was the Hrst ever given by
blue lodge In the Temple.
Special provisions were made for the
children, who had just az good a time
as the grown-up guests.
An abundance o. typical Halloween
refreshments were served.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Palmer Backs Up His
Warning on Voting

WASHINGTON, Oct 30-Attorney
General Palmer followed up his instruc-
tons to district attorneys to watch for
violations Of the law on election day to-
day with wired instructions as to the ex-
tent of the corrupt practices act.
Excerpts from tie act were sent to the
district attorneys in the larger cities and
stress was laid on those provisions call
ing upon all political officers to keep an
accurate account Of all receipts and ex-
penditures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Four Doctors Return
From Duck Hunting

Drs. W. I. Mccullough. Fred W. Miller.
Carl E. ingalls, and c. f. Yaeter re-
turned yesterday from a ten-day hunting
trip near Gun Lake, Mich. The four men
arrived at the lake with the first flight
south Of the northern ducks and found
the shooting good sport.
Several nights the party, with guides
found coon hunting exceptionally good.
Many indianapolis hunters within the
next few days will leave for northern
points meeting the annual flight south
OF ducks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
STEAMER, so ABOARD,
REPORTED DRIFTING

WASHINGTON, Oct 30-The naval
communication service here was anxious
ly waiting for word early today about
the fate Of the steamer Rambler, plying
between Keywest and Havana, which Is
reported drifting southwest of Santiago,
Cuba, with fifty passengers aboard and
no water.
A Cuban gunboat, which had gone to
the vessels rescue, failed to find any
trace Of her.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
COAST GUARD CUTTERS
SEARCH FOR SHIP HULL

KEY WEST, Fla. Oct. 30.-An United
States coast guard cutters Of this sta
ton have been sent out to search for the
hull Of the steamship Speedweu, plying
between Key West ana Havana, which
has been reported sighted adrift inverted
of the southwestern Cuban coast.
No tidings have been received today
Of the missing steamer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Clark Mckinley Dies
at Muncie Home

MUNCIE. Ind. Oct. 3O.-Ciark McKin-
ley. State representative from Delaware
County and candidate for reelection,
died this morning of black diphther'a.
Mckinley was a brother Of State Sen
ator Arthur D. Mckinley, and was wide
ly known In many States as an arbiter
OF disputes between organized labor and
employers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. So-A sentence Of
eight to sixteen years today was given
19-year-old Frederick c. Elliot, convict
ed Of blackjacking and robbing Grover
Kilgamon Of Pennsylvania in what Judge
Grain characterized as typical OF out
RACES TO which visitors to New York are
exposed" Elliot was a taxi chauffeur.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Negro Population Is
Growing in Atlanta

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The census
bureau today announced that the 1920
white population of Atlanta, Ga was
1884 and that the colored population
was e2,747 Thlrty-fve are of other
races.
The 1910 census showed: White pop
ulation, 1o2,s61; colored, b1.902; all
others. 76.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
INDIANA ODD FELLOW DEAD.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. So-Georse
Rogers, IS, one OF the most prominent
Odd Fellows in Indiana. is dead at the
home Of his son, Bruce Rogers, in Cam
bridge. Mass, according to word re-
ceived here. The body will arrive in
Lafayette Sunday.