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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-19

Funeral services of Or. Hillary a.
Goblin. SO, vice president emeritus
ana "rland old man Of De PAW"
who died SUNDAY afternoon at the
Methodist Hospital hero, viii be held
L., Meharry Han he Pau" niVers!l5'
ing.
DR.. George r. Groso. president Of
De Paw. win be in charge. The body
was sent 10 Greencastle today. DR..
Goblin would have been 81 years Old
Ca+,,r,la,,
,nir,,,.r,, Guard Of honor osco,tad
the funeral mart from the train to
the residence in Greencastle.
A short service viii be held AT the
Goblin home at q o'clock Wednesday
morning. after which the remains will
lie in state in MeharIy Han until the
funeral De Pauw classes viii be dis
missed all day.
Telegrams eulogizlng the grand
old man" poured into the university
from all parts OF the country.
Exertlon attending the recent
funeral Of Judge John s. Harrington,
oldest living graduate Of De PAW
and father Of Booth Harrington. the
author. is thought partly responsible
for the death of DR. Goblin. Two days
after the funeral he suffered a
collapse.
Nvo,,,.ning "a NVidesnreod
stIdont. Sta+o ava ,o+lon,I roadara
g., NTI.1,5',,-,'' .,.,,[. tt,,,so $500,
inc, Nv, ,,os.i,,,, tho ,.aparahIa oducator
and nraacba,."
DR.. Goblin. widely known over the
country MS a teacher and preacher.
was almost continuously connected
with De Pauw University since he
antered tha institrtion as student
in 1866 THa lone career in nub- G
service formed q wide acquaintance
IF friends and former students over
the world for him.
His popularity in Greencasue was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-19

Leading parts in Quality Street"
Sir James Barrie's comedy, to he
presented by the June seniors Of
Technical high school a the Murat
this evening, VIII be taken by Fred
erick Shick. go y. la Sale St;
Iris lines. 938 y. Oriental ST.. and
Paul Emert, HOG Windsor ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-19
Make Your
EUerv cOnfdct pleasing

Eat a May Breath tablet when
ever you meet people Kill all odors
which offend. They may come from
cigars, dccaylng food, stomach dis
orders, etc.
Don't conceal them with breath
perfume. Purify the mouth and
stomach. Create May odors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-19
EPIDEMIC IS FEARED

NEWCASTLE, Ind, March 19.-An
epidemic of influenza is prevalent in
the Henry County infirmary. Twenty
cases were reported today. One
death has occurred and four other in
mates are not expected to lives re-
ports state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR
FLORIDA VACATION TO
a. ESCAPE FROM CONGRESS
Watching Lawmakers Put Work of Two Years
Through in Mad Rush of Few Weeks Has
Proved Too Much for Harding; Would Take
An Earthquake to Make Him Call Spe-
cial Session, Correspondent Thinks.

long before word began TO come from
various parts of the country that some
people thought he was not working
hard enough and was playing golf too
often. 1t takes extraordinary deter
mination to play while there is pub
lie business piled high on ones desk,
and Mr.. Harding for a long time took
his recreation rcluG antly, but reg
ularly. Then he began 70 play every
other day and finally. for several
days at time, he didn't get any rec
rcation. 1t began. 10 tell on him. His
cares increased and his health began
to fail. 1t took the President two
weeks TO recover from a slight cold.
He still shows some of the effects of
confinement.
Anxious About Wife's Health.
Besides official worries, Mr.. Hard
ing has been anxious about the health
of his wife. Her convalcSccnce has
been long. She. has always been her
husbands business. adviser and the
country knows but little or the deep
interest she has taken in the7solution
of some Of the more important tasks
of the Presidents last two years. She
is n woman OF keen insight and keeps
thoroughly informed all the time on
current affairs.
With Congress trying TO get a
years work done in a few weeks,
Mrs. Harding i'll. and foreign af-
fairs worrisome. Mr.. Harding's reg
ular daily program has been shot TO
pieces in the last three months. The
trip to Florida has been looked for
ward TO as the curative. =.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
WOULD STOP VACATIONS.
Several in Party Wanted as Wit
nesses in Morse Case.


Washington. ID. G., March 5.-An
attempt by legal process 10 prevent
Attorney General Duugherty. Chair
man Lasker OF the Shipping Board.
and John Barton Payne. chairman Of
the Red Cross. from leaving Washing
ton for vacation trip with President
Harding in Fleridn. was begun and
then abandoned today shortly before
the hour set for the departure of the
Presidents special train.
At the request of attorneys for
Charles W. Morse, the New York
shipbuilder. whose trial here on
charges of fraud in connection with
war contracts had been set for next
"Wednesday. the United States mar
shal's office issued subpocnas requir-
ing the three men TO appear in court
on the opening day of the trial as de-
Tense witnesses. t
While deputy marshal was trying
TO serve the subpoenas. however. Dis
trict Attorney Gordon conferred with
the Morse counsel. and it was agreed
that the, ATTEMPT would be abandoned.
1t was said that other subpoenas
might be issued later. asking that one
or more of the three men return from
Florida to appear in court
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
NOT DEAD AFTER ALL
Man Secured Money to Bury Himself
and Pay. the Doctor.

Confessing that he secured $500
from his mother. to bury himself,
through writing as friend, man
is held at the police station pending
an investigation. According to the
story told TO police. the man left
home eight years. ago and never com
municated with his people. .e-zc
7, A letter received by police stated
that few months ago someone wrote
them from San Antonio saying that
the boy had died and. asking that $500
be :. sent to cover the funeral ex-
penses. The money was forwarded.
Later another appeal came for $500
which was also sent. - This way to-
20 he Aectse I'M fss the last illness.
Ns1t came request for some money
from the long lost son. himself. and
then the family wrote to officers here
asking that the man be detained.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
WILL BE UNSETTLED
California High Pressure Area May
Bring Better Weather Tuesday.

Unsettled weather is the predic-
ton for Monday night and Tuesday,
with rains probable, minimum tenn
peratures from 60 to GO. and mod
crate to fresh casterly TO south winds.
A high area pressure entering the
United States over the California
coast line Monday morning promises
better weather by Tuesday night. The
thermometer stood at below zero
at Medina. Utah. Monday morning.
showing the influence of the high.
The "high". which brought cooler
temperatures to San Antonio Sunday
was centered over the Mississippi val
ley Monday morning. Between the
two high pres=re areas. long "low'
trough extends from Montana to Tex
MS and this is the dominating influ-
encc in San Antonio weather. A
small slow" is hanging over Colo
RADIO which is responsible for the east
winds.
As this slow" moves eastward the
wind. is expected TO shift to the south
and by late Tuesday. it is expected
the California thigh" will reach this
far and clear the sky.
The low pressure area which was
conferred over Colorado the last part
Of last weelc was responsible for the
tornadoes along the Kansas-Nebraska
line. A high pressure area comlns
down .frora Canada sent the slow
scurrying out Of the country. as evil
dcnced here by the sudden change
Saturday afternoon when the sky
cleared and remained clear until
midnight.
Texas was generally cloudy Mon
day morning with rain falling at
Abilene and Del Rio at { o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
"HUMAN FLY" FALLS
EIGHT STORIES TO
DEATH In STREET
Cameras Snap Cro,0d Of
10000 Surging
Around Body.

New York, March 5.-fiowartl
Young, known as the "human fly, '
fell eight stories today while climb
ing the front of the Hotel Martinique
in Broadway.
He died while being taken TO the
hospital.
Young was one Of the organizers of
the safety last society founded here
last week. Membership included per-
sons engaged in hazardous callings
who are not accepted by insurance
companies as "good risks"
Mrs. Young was in the great crowd
and saw her husband fall. She
swooned and was taken 70 a hospital.
Dozens OF movie camera men were
placed at various vantage points along
Herald Square,. some of them on the
elevated tracks which pass the hotel
at that point. The camera men
caught the fatal fall and ground out
yards of film showing the crowd. csti-
mated at 10000 gathering around the
body.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
HOLD LARA BROTHERS
FOR KILLING YOUTH
LAST CHRISTMAS EVE
Pair Indicted for Death OF
Jose Ybmra, Mes
senger Boy.

Antonio and Ramon Lara, brothers.
were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs
Subira and Peters Monday morning,
following indictments returned against
them charging murder in connection
with the killing of Joe Ybarra. IL
ycar-old messenger, last Christmas
Eve. The arrests followed months
of investigation conducted by the
sheriff's and district attorneys of
flee.
The killing OF young Ybarra bafflcd
police and county officers alike. He
was found dead at l o'clock on Chist-
mas morning at the corner of Comal
and Tampico streets, his death hav-
ing resulted from a bullet wound just
above his heart. He was motorcycle
messenger for local drug store.
Investigation led officers TO believe
that Ybarra had been killed when he
was mistaken for someone else.
Further investigation led officers to
arrest the Lara brothers, on the the
DRY that they had fired the bullet
which killed Ybarra intending il for
another victim. The indictments and
arrest followed after the two had
been released temporarily.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
)NAYF|ELDHITS
| BACkAT PEDDY
| IN STATEMENT
Election Contest Is Termed
"a Campaign Of
/ Abuse" ~
lis in WASHINGTON
charges Are Called "ln-
famous and Absolute
ly False"

Washington. ID. c.. March 5.-Sena.
reject Earle, Il. Mayfield of Texas
bday gave out statement here de-
airing ''infamous and absolutely
Alse" the election contest charges filed
feently with the Senate by George
4. Il. Peddy, the Republican-Independ.
candidate for senator
hfeated by Mr.. Mayfield last Novem'
Pr.
Mr.. Peddy had charged that Sena'
sr-elect Mayfield belonged to the ku
lux Khan and had entered into q
|,nspiracy with it's members BY which
election was fraudulent. The state,
Tent today of Mr.. Mayfield declared
LIZ. Peddy's election contest "a con
|nuation of campaign OF misrepre
imitation and abuse"
tnning to end" said Mr.. Mayfield
IT is but a continuation OF a cam
klign Of Misrepresentation and abus'
a the part of my political opponents
injure me personally and to lesser
lie possibility of my carrying out my
Hedges to serve the people.
"Every alleged fact in the protest
Eth reference to me, was thrcshet
t in every court in Texas before
e election and was well known t.
lie voters of our state wbeh the!
mt TO the polls in the general cleo
bn on November Z, and / was elect
BY a ma jority of 10000 votes.
81 spent less than $1,000 in tn
rayal election, while the campaign
mmittee of my opponent. in a sworl
atemcnt filed with our secretar,
state, admitted having spent owe
1900 to. defeat me-"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
NEW AND WORK
ARE SWORN IN
FOR CABINET
McNary, Rejected by Sem
ate, Offered Recess
Appointment.
DOES NOT ACCEPT 1T
Crissinger, on Reserve
Board, Will Continue
as Comptroller.

Washington, ID. C.. March s.
Harry $. New, who completed a six
year term as senator from Indiana
yesterday. took the oath OF office to
day as the forty-ninth postmaster gen
eral Of the United States. He sue
ceeded Hubert Work, Of Colorado
who was promoted by President
Harding to be secretary of-the In
terror in place of Albert b. Fall, Of
New Mexico, resigned.
DIR. Work witnessed the swearing
in of the new postmaster general
then went Immediately to the De
partment of the Interior, where b.
was sworn in as the head Of tina
department. He is the twenty-eightl
secretary of the Interior.
Weeks on Vacation.
At the War Department, Dwight
+. Davis. of st. Louis, was formally
inducted into office as assistant sec
rotary. Secretary Weeks has gone
for a vacation of two or three week.
at st. Augustine, Fla.
James G. McNary. OF New Mexico
whose nomination for comptroller o.
the currency failed of confirmation
by the Senate. was offered n recess
appointment to the place today b.
President Harding.
He replied that he could not ac
cept.
Afterwards il was announced tina
ID. X. Crissinger. the present camp
trailer will eoDtisttlc In that offic,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
ACID VAP0R
IS FATAL To
FAMILY OF s
Gas Used as Disinfectant
/ in Cafe Seeps Up
stairs.
USED TO KILL REACHES
Occupants Didn't Keep
Windows Open-Died
in Four Seconds.
USED TO KILL REACHES

Chicago. March 5.-An entire fam
lily of six was found dead Sunday,
killed by tho deadly vapor Of an acid
used as a disinfcctant by the pro-
prietor of restaurant under their
apartment.
Peter Nordabyak, the rcstaurateur
and o. w. Hall, Chicago representa-
tive of the National Hygiene Corpora
lion of Cleveland. who had under
b. using the acid, were arrested.
Legislator Finds Bodies.
The dead are:
WILLIAM KRATZENBERG, so
retired wagon builder.
MRS. MARY kRATZENBERG,
60, his second wife.
JOHN KRATZENBERG, "a, q
son.
MRS. LAURA SZYMANSKI, 50, ;
daughter.
HENRY SZYMANSKI, 80, railroad
engineer. Gary. Ind.
HAROLD SZIMANSKI, II.
The bodies were discovered by Rep
rescntative William Powers, n mem
Der of the state legislature, who room
ed in the Kratzenberg home. Pow
crs left his window open last nigh
and was the only person in tn
apartment TO escape the deadly fumes
DR.. Joseph Springer. coroner
physician, who examined the bodies
said The gas would cause death II
four seconds.
Hall told police that. before placing
the pans of deadly acid in the res
taurant last night. he warned the oc
cupants Of the apartment TO keel
theii windows open.
Geld Fish Die.
Vordabyak, the restaurant propric'
tor. lived on the third floor, directly
above the Kratzcnberg family. He did
not suffer from the gas fumes. but two
gold fish died in the bowl in his
apartment from the effects of th,
poison and n canary bird also succumb
cd in its cage.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
City Employees May Receive Warrants
Payable When City Can Get Money.
Will Be First Time Scrip Issued in
Many Years-Tax Commissioner
Calls Attention Particularly to RE
den's Department and Mayors Big
Office Force.

With minimum shortage of 100000 in funds for
the current fiscal prospect the City of San Antonio
for the first time since early Bryan Callaghan admins
ration, faces the probable necessity of going scrip
basis This would that the city would issue
to employees and creditors and that these warrants be
held up until sufficient funds available cash them.
1t would also that the next administration prac
ce the srictest economy if it hopes get the city of
debt. ..-
That the city faces scrip basis disclosed Mon
day when Commissioner John P Pfeffer who spent Satr
day and Sunday in checking up the final budgets the
fiscal announced that the city faces possible short
age of 100000 and possibly high $3.50 O00 That
is the budgets exceed the available by that
amount These figures compiled the theory that
the most rigid economy will be pracced during the
mander of the fiscal Commissioner Pfeiffsr also
figured the ciys which is partly derived from
collections other than taxes at higher amount than he be-
lieves justifiable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
locked REVOLVER IS
HELD ON MAN AS TWO
|HOLD-UP MEN ROB HIM
our Persons Held Up at
| Pistol Point in Twen-
ty-four Hours.

IHighwaymen robbed four men in
rec separate holdupS during the
II ~ hours.
Patrieio Simona, 2023 West Sa-
as street, was robbed of $40 when
bandits halted him near the IN
tsection of Matamoras street and
hath Santa Rosa avenue.
Both men thrust the muzzle OF q
tol against his body as he stepped
bund the corner into Matamoras
eet. Backed into the shadow OF
building and with his back against
wall. one of the robbers riflcd
pockets while the other menaced
n with n cooked weapon.
A bandit, travelling in an automo-
held up two men on the Castro.
pe road. a short distance beyond
city limits. Ed Allen and Il.
|lliams, residing on Adams. street,
Ire the victims. The former lost
and the other Sc and a watch.
rhe automobile bandit halted his
when he met them. He stepped
IN his car with a pistol in his right
Id. The headlights of bis car
ne upon the victims as he stepped
--Ashem and commanded them to
ID up their hands. Then, placing
m some six feet, apart. he searcfsed
pockets of one and then the other,
then forced them to walk away,
cred his car, the motor Of which
been kept-running and drove in
Opposite direction.
.ouis Tobin. $40 Perez street. Was
fourth victim. He was held NJ
two gunner while en- route 70 his
ne. He was stopped as he reached
intersection of Lakeview avenue
the s. A. p. railway TRACES. His
kets rifIed, the robbers obtained
80. Both men, Tobin told dctec.
s. were white.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
ESCAPES FROM CONGRESS.
Mad Rush OF Last Few Days Zoo
Much for President.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
En- Route to Florida With Presi.
dent Harding, March 5.-Two years
ago Warren G. Harding went to Flor
ida to prepare himself for the presi-
dency; today he goes there to escape
for time, at least, the arduous tasks
of executive office.
Behind him he leaves an atmOs.
phere of fatigue, an exhausted official.
dom, for, as usual, everything was left
to the last moment by Congress, and
the last ten days have been filled with
hours of panicky haste. Bills that
needed weeks of careful consideration
were given superficial attention BY
Congress in a mad rush to finish.
Farm credit legislation which might
well have occupied whole. session by
itself was passed in few days. And
the net result of il all is to place
upon the President and his cabinet OF.
ficers the responsibility of wisely exc
cutting the laws that are made and
seeing TO it that unwise provisions are
kept imperative till Congress can
come back TO correct defects.
Doesn't Want Another Congress.
That process is exactly what Mr.
Harding complains about.
Every day in every way. every wect
and every month"; Congress adds TO bis
burdens, he has told callers in re
cent; weeks. So II is no wonder that
he discourages all talk of a specia
session before December. 1t woult
take a political earthquake or sudder
emergency for him to bring Congress.
back. SD
Mr.. Harding is physically. and men
tally tired. He is not what one would
call robust individual. Ever since
his youth physicians have advised
him to lead an outdoor life as much
AZ possible. While in Ohio polite,
and later in the United States Sen
ate he was able to follow that ad
vice scrupulously, but since he ha'
been President, 1t has been different
His favorite recreation has been golf
but he had not been President yer,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
PLAN FOR PROBE
Veterans Bureau Director and Sen.
ate Committee Confer.

Washington. ID. G.. March Sim.
mediate policies of Brigadier General
Hines, new director of the Veterans
Bureau. and plans for the bureau in
vestigation by the special Senate COM
mittee. headed by Senator Reed. Re
publican, Pennsylvania. were develop
cd yesterday at a joint conference at
the capitol.
Director Hines and the committee,
it was announced. are in agreement
upon the following immediate policies
relative TO the bureau:
"First-Prompt action on present
applications for relief and hospitali-
zation.
"Second-Immediate correction of
criticised waste in the sale of sup
plies.
"Third-Consideration Of overhead
expenses.
"Fourth-For a review OF organiza-
ton and personnel
|. The Senate committees hearings.
il was agreed. will not start for about
60 days. but in the meantime its
agents will conduct preliminary in.
quiry and collect data.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
OFFICE STRUCTURE
AND HOTEL PLANNED
FOR. TRAVIS STREET
Company Chartered With
Capital Stock of
$f75,000.

Plans to erect a hotel and office
building on Travis street are being
made by the Travis-St. Mary's COM
pany of San Antonio. This company's
charter was filed in the Secretary of
States Department. Monday with a
capital stock. of $4,000.
With the filing of tho, charter by
Harry H. Rogers, one OF the members
of the company, the plans for the
erection Of the office and hotel build
ings were announced. @
The incorporators are Harry II.
Rogers, L. ]. Hart, Roxana Guntcr
and Russell c. Hill. J. NJ Bennett,
J. G. Hnrdic and Lane Taylor con-
s.itute the directorate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
LOSES SEAL CAPE
Woman Left Fur i'm Hotel
Lobby.

An Alaskan seal skin cape, valued
at 5000 was stolen Monday morning.
according to report filed with detec-
tives by Mrs. Rosewater. registered
ut the St. Anthony. Mrs. Rosewater
was in the lobby of the hotel. she re-
ported and had left the cape on a
chair.
Mrs. ]. II. Mcintyre. Presnall Ho-
tel. was robbed of three diamond rings.
valued at approximately $500. while
downtown Monday morning. Report
Of the theft reached city detectives nj
10 90 O'Clock. The rings were in a
purse. and. according to the report.
Mrs. Mcintyre had lett the purse in
bank. SIS
The home Of Andres Zepeda. rear
404 Marshall street. was enterei dur
ing his absence and four Mexican gold
dollars, two stitcases containing cloth
ing and jewelry and SIS currency
stolen. -...
Thieves smashed lock on rear
door to gain an entrance 10 the 81
Mary's Dye Works. 22G Avenue &,
Sunday night. Three suits Of mems
clothing. number of dresses and
other garments we're reported stolen.
Thieves stole an automobile. owned
By Mrs. Alta Cummins. 523 West
Asarita avenue. according to report
filed early Monday. {. II. Childs re-
ported his car stolen while parked
near . venue ID and Fifth street. Sun
day night. A car. owned by Monte
Haley was stolen carly Sunday morn
ing while parked near Navarro and
"ecan streets. - 2
RS. Rogers. 20o Mayflower street.
reported the theft Of leather. coat.
pistol aud pair of gloves from his car
Sunday night while parked near
Travis Park. ~ &r
An art saliare. owned by Ralph A.
Bernal. 100 Applewbite street. was
stolen Sunday night while on a clothes
line in the back. yard.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-05
TRY 2 FOR MURDER
Charges Grow Out Of Pistol Battle on
Streets Of Sealy.

Austin. Tex. March 5.-The trial
of Foster Bell and John Miller on
charges of murder and assault with in
tent to murder growing out of street
fight at Scaly last September .,
which resulted in the death Of four
persons, is scheduled TO begin in the
Travis county criminal district court
to-day. Approximately 200 witnesses
were here from Austin county.
Two murder charges are pending
against Bell and Miller as result Of
the death of the tive Schaffner
brothers. A third Schaffner brother
was seriously wounded.
The cases were transferred to Travis
county on plea of the defense that the
defendants could not be given a fair
trial in Austin county.