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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
HAYS CLAIMS
ALL IN SIGHT
AIDES County Chairman AID
vice Followed by Leader.

Optimistic predictions concerning the
outcome of the coming election were made
by VIII n. Hays, Republican national
chairman, who is visiting Indianapolis.
He declared that the Republicans will
carry all the New England States, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Della
ware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Wisconsin,
Illinois and every State west of the
Mississippi River except Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas.
He said there is also a chance that the
Republicans win carry Tennessee and
North Carolina.
In discussing the League of Nations
issue Mr.. Hays said that no American
can be simultaneously for the Constitu-
ton and for article 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Three Are Injured in
Monday Night Jams

Ross Smith, II, of 636 East New York
street, suffered a cut in his wrist when
his bicycle collided with a large tile on
Virginia avenue last night.
Mrs. Iva Dean. 439 East Vermont street,
was slightly injured ia an automobile
accident at Capitol avenue and Tenth
street last night.
She was in an automobile driven by
her husband, John Dean, and the car
eollided with an automobile driven by
William Renforth, 2s3 North fremont
avenue
Mrs. Dolly Lila. SO, 1116 South West
street, was hurt when she fell from a
stockysrds street car on Kentucky ave-
nue., last night. She was taken to the
city hospital.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

Salem Barlow, our eminent banjo
picker, can now sing and play at the
same time We don't know whether this
is a-good idea or not, as the two noises
together drown out each other.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Amos Butler to Talk
at Prison Congress

Amos W. Butler. secretary Of the State
board of charities, will deliver an address
on "The Present Status of the Inter
mediate Sentence and Parole in Relation
to the 1870 Declarations of Principles"
before the American Prison Congress to
be held under the auspices of the Amer
lean Prison Association at Columbus,
Ohio, Oct II to Oct Is.
A large number of Indiana officials will
attend and are expected to fill commit
tee assignments.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
An Interview

Before ask for interview
to work in organization and that coming in
and make place for yourself company you
have desire and ambition the organi
cation don't be bothered with you If you
believe in Indianapolis and in yourself would fail
line. II a failure keep away-your negative
thoughts might poison our whole organization
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
DR.. COble's Body
Due From France
ReIatixes Of Dr. Paul Coble, formel

Relatives Of Dr. Paul Coble, former
indianapolis physician, are expecting the
arrival Of the body from France at the
family home in Frankfort today.
Or. COble, who was a major in the
medical department, died at St. Nazaire,
&c, May IL, 1919, and was buried
there.
Members Of the Masonic Lodge and Of
the American Legion at Frankfort will
participate in the funeral.
Dr.. Coble was a partner of DIR. John r.
Barnhill, indianapolis. before he enlisted
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Salary

If satisfied with pay that usually receive
for this class of work. you wouldn't have the ambition ab
ity that require We just what you worth
measured with the yard-stick of results.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
In Business for Yourself

This is like going in business for yourself the retailer
the wholesaler only better; you capital
dead stock your hands prshabe goods junk
buy your place
not bookkeeper stenographer furnish all
things and the for your
would not begin small of these expenses
have others Office that help pay overheadhats
where it pays organization.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
WABASH TAXI MEN HIT.

WABASH, Ind. Oct. ga new tax
ordinance, which became effective In this
city Monday, forced FIVE small lines out
of business city officials say. All cabs
must be licensed and a $1,000 bonds pro-
vided. Owners Of the small lines say
the cost of the bonds would amount to
more than they can make q year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

Bakers shortenlns-Glossbrenner's.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Factories Seized By German Workers-
Eolice Held Ready For An Outbreak
Especial by United Press,

Berlin. Nov. ii-German workers
seized tho metal factory and cxtin.
guished tho nres. Other factories
were invaded simultaneously ~ po.
lice surrounded the factories. plan.
ming an attack to disiodEo strikers.
Other workers took possession Of
the gas plant. establishing Soviet law
there. poliesArssAutaa. Xha seispre Of
,'la factoricH apparently Carried ou,
tho omulating ptriking workers during
recent labor troubles In Italy.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
President Of Mexico
Acts on General Strike

Especial by United pressl
Mexico City. Nov. l0-De La Huer
tn is acting promptly on the general
strike voted night before last by the
communist federation of the Mexican
proletariat representing II OF the
most important labor unions In sym.
pathy with the Vera Cruz dock work
ers. He declared that the govern.
ment will take over the Vera Cruz
docks. granting the stevedores' do
.nnnds and operating the business
until an agreement Ia reached.
II is believed that the more con
servative workers will refuse to walk
oht.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Strike in Mexico Has
Assumed Very Serious
.Aspect-Troops Sent
Especial BY United Press)

Especial by United Prcss)
Mexico City. Nov. 9-One hundred
and fifty-eight lives have been lost
In the nghtinE between the Social
lists and the Liberals In the state Of
Yueatan. Tho government rushed
coo troops TO qusll the lighting.
The Socialist fighters rushed into
battle crying. "vive La Republic
Soviet"
Agitation Of . general strike
throughout Mexico began coincidsnt-
ally by communist societies.
The strike situation has assumed
serious proportions. government ON
cials admitted.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Young Man Attempts
Murder of Family of
Five-Hired BY Son
Especial by United Pre~l

Norton. Kan. Nov. Carl John
son. II. made an unsuccessful attempt
to murder family of Ave at Almeda,
near here, last Tuesday night. nc
cording TO charges filed In the dis
trict court.
He Is alleged to have confessed that
Elmer Heiserman agreed TO pay
him $500 for the killing OF the father.
Jacob Heiserman. half sister. Faye.
the mother. grandmother and brother.
80 that Elmer could inherit the estate.
johnson fired six times through q
window. wounding Faye and the
grandmother.
Johnson was captured at Almeda.
Young Hciserman was arrested.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Foreign immigration
Restriction Urged
Upon Congress
lspccIaI by UnIted Preasl

'spetihi w thit'a Af'"a'
Washington. Nov. 9-Restriction in
immigration for several years is to
be urged upon congress when II con
vones next month.
Plans are underway to start the
House immigration committee mach.
incry working In this direction.
II Ia understood u bill restricting
immigration ls already before tho
House. It was introduced during the
last session OF Congress. but no nc.
tion was taken.
The proposed restriction measure
will have the support OF the Amorl'
can Federation OF Labor, whose oil
cials declare tho flooding OF this
country with cheap labor viii result
In lower living standards for the
great mass Of workers.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
SICKNESS CAUSES SHORTAGE
OF HELP At PHILLIPS CO. BANK

Tho Phillips County bank has been
handicapped with sickness during tho
past ton days. John wcinnd has tax.
on charge OF the Paoli bank during
tho illness Of Mr.. Frank johnson. and
W. 3. johnson Ia In Denver receiving
medical attention. and on "Wednesday
Forrest Triton was looking after bust.
ness IN tho country with their insur.
anco agent.
However. all patrons have bccn
waited upon and business kept going
m usual. Mr.. Dick Mathews has rc-
turned To his old position at tho bank.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Red Cross Workers
Killed by Bolshiviki
Fear Other Deaths
tspec,al py un,,sd press,

FSTtVfHI Dy OHIteu f'fossI
London, Nov. l0-Complcations be-
tween the United States and the Boil
sheviki are forseen ,as the result OF
the reported murder OF Capt. Emmett
Fitzpatrick. a Red Cross worker. by
the Red raiders.
Dispatches reported Fitzpatrick and
two other Red Cross workers had
been slain by Cossaks.
At present the United States Is
permitting its nationals to trade with
tho Bolsheviki at their own risk.
Fear is entertained or the safety OF
other Red Cross workers along the
Russian front.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
New York Evening
World Offers Solution
:. 10 Bomb Explosion
especial BY Ualtsa i.rsss,

{ New Work, Nov. 1.-THE Evening
World declared that the Wall Street
explosion recently. was the result OF
. revolt Of the union house vreckers
against Robert r. Brtndeli. lad Of
the labor council and house wrecking
contractors. f' ''ftI
The World presents proof that L.
500 workers were nearly all foreign
born. u
Members OF the house wreckers'
local No. 95 had been subject TO
an amazing conspiracy OF graft and
injustice. and the explosion was he
elimination.
This try-out Of the building trade
is responsible for the explosion.
which might be the work Of sympa.
thizcrs or some member OF the union.
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE depart.
ment OF justice is to begin AN inves.
ugation Of the story that u feud
among New York house wrcckers
was back OF the Waii Street cApio.
sion. II Is announced.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Neal Robertson Makes
Escape from the State
Prison-Fear Mutiny
Especial BY United Press,

Canon City. Nov. l0-Two private
state rangers. who arrived this morn
Ing whit . machine gun. TO guard
against the reported mutiny Of pris-
oners at the psniteatiary. fillov1Ag
the escape Neal 2obertson. . CON
vict. yesterday. were ordered back
to Denver by Warden lyman.
/. He declared he had not requested
state aid. and here was no occasion
for sending rangers. - no trouble
was expected.
Robertson arrest 10 expected this
afternoon. He was located In Grip
pie Creek, It was reported.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Large Railroad Deficit
Caused by Big Drop
in The Pound Sterling
tspeoini BY United Prse.)


Washington. Nov. io-Because Of
the depreciation In tho pound ster-
ling. the Union Pacific railroad and
the Orebon and Washington Railroad
and Navigation Company have ap.
piled to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority 70 substi-
tute bonds payable In American dol.
lars for those heretofore issued. pay
able in pounds.
The Union Pacific issued f771.S00
worth OF bonds on which the depre.
citation is SIZE. 750. Other railroads
issued f3.7s2.4o0 worth OF bonds. ON
which the depreciation amounts to
1867 .360.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Chicago. Nov. 10--Indications arc
that the Industrial warfare over the
open shop question viii come to .
head this winter. as reports are
reaching labor headquarters from
the midwest that employers contem.
plate fayoring an action which will
allow non-union workers the same
privilege as union men.
John Fitzpatrick. head OF the Amer.
lean Federation OF Labor here. do
clared that labor was ready for .
fight to knockout.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

This was tho first instance OF any.
thing Of It's kind In Germany.
Police reserves arc held In roadi.
ness should fighting occur or develop
into another Spartican outbreak. A
general strike 10 being urged by agi.
tators.
The government was 10. begin oper.
alton Of tho electrical plant today and
the radical leaders seized this oppor
tunlty. Russian sympathixcrs arc ae
tive. Il is reported.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
JAPAN TO DEMAND DECISION ION
QUESTION OF RACIAL EQUALITY
China-Japanese Military Agreements To Be
Abandoned-RacialE Equality and California
Anti-Alien Question Considered
Leaving Western Coast
Especial by unitta rross,

Toxic, Nov. 12-The question OF ra-
cial equality will be reOpened by
Japan at the Geneva conference of
the league of nations is indicated
following the issuance Of a statement
by Japan. Information cabled to the
Japanese delegation at Geneva report
ed that three sets of instructions
were forwarded. These instructions
include three drafts Of racial equal
ity questions which will be presented
at the conference This decision was
reached at a cabinet meeting Thurs
day.
Toxic. Nov. 1O-The diplomatic ad-
visory counsel Of Japan has decided
to move Voluntarily Abandonment Of
the ChinaJapan military agreement,
n h rspostad on uso4 authority.
The move 10 un6sEsteel 70 havs
been decided upon ~ . means Of
giving China and other nations bet
ter understanding Of the japanese In
teutions in regard TO Asia. The Ques-
The state herald., 1920-11-12

had nothing to do with them. The In
formation, however, is regarded an
a much franker expression of foreign
views than II It had been official
Indications are that the democrats
will negotiate with the republican
senator's to ratify the treaty with
reservations, at the short session Of
Congress In December.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Former Atlantic Fleet
Commander 10 Dead

Especial ny United Prcss)
Annapolis. Md. Nov. 10 Rear Ad'
mirnl Thomas u. Howard. 60, dlrec.
tor OF athletics OF the navel academy.
and formerly commander of one divi'
slon OF the Atlantic fleet. died sud
denly. Howard was ON the retired
list.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Mission and Native
Schools Destroyed
Twenty Koreans Dead
tspeciaI by unl,ed rresr,

Toxic. Nov. l0-Twenty Koreans
were killed and mission and native
school were destroyed by Japanese
troops Oct. 30 near Lung Tokins
shum. Korea. according to foreign Of.
Acials.
The Japanese infantry attacked tho
Koreans after receiving reports that
the mission was contributing funds
to the Korean insurgont movement.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 10-Furth.
er indictments In connection with the
coal miners strike Of a year ago
are exected. as result Of govern
ment plans.
As result miners and operators
may be under conspiracy charges
for violation Of the Lever act.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
ASSOCIATION Of NATIONS PLAN
! IS NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION
Negotiations between Democratic and Republi-
can Senators Indicate Ratification of Treaty
With Lodge at Session of Congress
In December
Especial by United Press,

Washington. Nov. preliminary
work on the plan for the association
of nations. as promised by Harding,
is well along. 1t is learned.
Interesting facts are being develop.
ed by conversations between leading
republicans and persons in foreign
capitals. The exchanges have been
entirely unofficial, and Harding has
The state herald., 1920-11-12

The action OF Attorney General
Palmer In ordering certain facts
eliminated caused u change In the
governments prosecution plans, 1t Is
stated. The case will come up Jan
uary 10. Judge Anderson flayed Pal.
mer. saying he h-d come strangely
near 10 compounding felony.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
New York City Gets
Dempssy-C Carpenter
Fight About July a
Especial by United Press)

New York. Nov. i0-The Dempsey.
Carpenter fight for . purse Of half
. million dollsfs will probably be
held July I. nesr New York city In
a stadium which will seat 100000
people. 100
The price Of the seats will not be
higher than $40 per seat. nor less
than IS.
Tho children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Shew are reported quite sick.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Man Kills Wife
Later Found Dead
Especial by United Press)

La Junta. Colo, Nov. ii-C. NJ.
johnson. n Cherokee Indian. 80. who
shot and killed his wife last night.
was found dead this morning with u
bullet In his head. Julian whatley.
father OF Mrs. Johnson. Is missing.
and tho police believe ho killed John.
son.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

New York. Nov. l0-Rep0rts that
the textile manufacturers plan n
wage reduction as much as 20 per
cent was received BY John Galden,
mead OF the textile workers. union.
with a declaration that the workers
would fight the reduction 70 the limit
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Fifteen Injured When
Casoline Explodes
Especial by lUnIteti speeae)

Galveston. TEXAS Noy. ARnlrsn
men were injured and eight serioh.
~ when 80 gallons Of gasoline, Ok.
plodod hero. The explosion occurred
during tho transferring OF tho gaso,
lihc 10 n launch.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

They declared that the salaries of
the hIghiy-paid executives should be
cut first.
Before the war the wages oil the
textile industry averaged twelve dol
.ars per week. and now they aver
age thirty. ~ lfi
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Idaho Retains Pacific
Time-Denied Change
Especial bv United Press,

Especial bv United Press)
Washington. Nov. 10-The Inter
state Commerce Commission denied
tho petition OF the Public Utilities
cp ssmission of Idaho, asking that the
stsfc b placed in the mountain ume
INSTEAD ef Pacific time.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Adriatic Controversy
Reported. Settled
Especial by Un,tsa prssu,

. Especial by united Prsasj
washihgton.s Nov, 1.-THE Italian
embsssador received oincial confrnia.
tion Of the settlement Of the Adriatic
controversy between Italy and the
Jngo Slsss. -
The state herald., 1920-11-12

teers' greed must be smashed II the
shortage OF several million houses In
the United States is to be met was
brought ont in the Testimony before
the Senate reconstruction committee.
Chicago. Nov. l2-Blame for the
high cost OF living and the nationwide
house shortage is laid to the govern.
ment's cost plus contract scheme.
Witnesses testified before the sen.
ate committee that the cost plus
system encouraged shiftlessness be.
cause under II men received high
wages and employers don't care how
The state herald., 1920-11-12

minor leagues accused the majors q
securing all the live ones. leavine
the dead ones for the minors.
They demand that Judge Landon ~
not permitted to make the f,nal decia-
Ion In inter,league matters.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Kansas City. Nov. 10-Five local
American league masnates will toin
with eleven new national league club
owners In place Of conference at Chi
cago. Friday. as announced. All dis
putes are expected to be settled In .
peaceable way.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
FiUe American League Magnates and
Eleven National League Ovners Join Forces
Especial by United Pro.s,

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. S-Follow.
Ing = split between the major league
managers to bar Johnson. president
OF the American league. who declsr.
ed the now National league 10 IN im-
possible proposition. he said. We srs
going ahead with our own o6lcers,
putting new clubs in aoston. Chica-
80 and New York.
Kansas City. Nov. 1.-THE baseball
league agresd that a joint meeting at
Chicago on Friday. would perhaps
bring conciliation Of differences as
to the mode OF reorganization. The
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Los Angeles. Calf. Nov. 9-Hun-
dreds OF Japanese are reported leav-
ing California. following the passage
Of the anti-alien land law. Many are
leaving from British Columbia. As
transportation facilities are not avail
able from Los Angeles, and they are
eager to leave. Aff
The state herald., 1920-11-12

ti0n Of racial equality and the CALI
fornia anti-alein legislation was also
considered at the meeting, 1t is un-
derstood.
Under the China-Japan agreement.
Japan holds what China claimed was
a controlling hand over the Chinese
military forces.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Toxic. Nov. 1.-THE question Of
raiical seaAii&y viii b reaesnea b.
Japan At Geneva in tAs confsrsacs
Of the League Of Nations. d indicat-
I'd. following the issuance Of . state
mont By Japan.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Open Shop Question Will Come to Head This
Winter-Labor Will Fight the Proposition
Especial by United Press,


Chicago. Nov Building and much
sharks income
II the Of
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Further Indictments In 1919 Coal Strike
May Follov Change in Government Plans

Especial by United Press,
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Manufacturer Plan to Reduce Textile
Workers Wages-Auerage $50 Per Week

Especial by United Press)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07
Ouija Board Ndy Land
You in Padded cen "
You Don't STOP -

CHICAGO. March o Kiss your
oIun board roodby ana tore it 'n
tho ash can. OthcrWiFc you re
Ikoly 10 end up 100 81 small padded
room where youll spend the resi-
" your days chirpiug. ''I"'ct-
tNeor I'm lark or else inn
agiuc You're Washington crossing
the Delaware.
For the ouija board Is cnufinH
bats to nest lu. M" p'itrIr- OF many
citizens all over tho country. hr-
,oiding tu Dr william j dickson,
city psycupathic expert lio 'su-
mates that hundreds daily arc iuo-
ing their nationality because of the
ouIla board and 'Eppok craze.
scores of ouiid board d"Noi'os
and frcuuentcts uf sean'e3 nave
been brought tO me of late, taid
Br ui,ksou While many OF
these were ptaccoA cases q" hcgh
with number Wcrc stn' persons
who broke under the strain OF
listening for ghost whispers and
trying to spell out messages from
tho other world People generally
arc not too solid mentally To- ne
able safely TO experiment WIN
such tWaddlc. can tho ouiia.
Dr iiickuun was shown u report
declaring that 10000 persons h
England had become dcnoutcd
through "spook chasing. He said
that tho same situation IL happen
Ing IA the United states
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07
"SHIMMIE" IS DEFINED
Association of Dancing Masters i"int
out Objectionable Pccuiiariilcs
of late Dance Craze.

CINCINNATG. ohio, March d .-
The majority Of people want 10
dance properly
THIS Is statement appearing 10
q pamphlet just received hy local
members OF the American N-sucia
tiou Of Dancing Mastcrs. Vh.ch rs
supporting dance reform move
meut rho pamphlct objects TO
dancing from the waist up. dancing
from tho waist down. extremes now
used on tho modern Stage. cNccp-
tionally short stops, tho neck hold
tight holds cheap Jahz music ana
the Ho-called shimmy.'
Shaking or Jerking the upper
body while taking short steps OF
standing stiH" is tho definition OF
"shimmy." as given hy the pamphlet.
Cheap Jazz music ls objected to On
the grounds that IL almost force tho
dancers to use jcrky half steps and
invites ungraccful and improper va
riations.
4 recommendation contained In
the pamphlet is that high school AZ
fairs be chapcroned by carefully So.
iccted teachers who arc not afraid
Of the young people; that commit
nifty dancing he Chaperoned by well
meaning ladies' of the community,
and that the poliro or police women.
or other persons not afraid 10 "Ner-
else authority, chaperonc public
dances.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07

OMAHA. Scor. March s.--Omaha
school children arc busy studying
birds Long legged birds short
4ioN birds and many common bifdt
are unknown 10 the average prraon
merely because he does not care
about tho f"athcrod tribe which car
rlos lts lifo from year 10 year IN
tho city best suited 10 lis own vel.
fare
School children are required 90
dcpnsit 10 cents before cnterinn the
A'dubon society contest which will
be held lu few weeks. Announce
ment OF tho contest has been de
laycd while Tho children clamor for
books and almost fight over coveted
records OF various Kinds Of birds
looking for the answers 10 tho Gues
tlOua propound.d by tho bird stu-
dents who form tho Audubon society
In omaha.
Here arc few OF tho questions
How many and what speclcs of
birds may hc seen about omaha In
tho winter time
Which OF these birds visit ~ only
IN the winter?
which ones arc to be seen at all
seasons OF the year?
Group tho birds above mentioned
into three classics: seed eater, insect
estcr and bird Of prey.
Would our winter seed ga tine
birds be beneficial or harmful. and
Why
When do tho first spring birds
begin TO arrive In Nebraska on thoir
journey northwsrd?
Name five of these and tell when
they come.