The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-07
Title Peoples Voice
Wandering Minds Cause Death
Motorists Don't Keep Thoughts on Their Work, So
Heavy Life Toll Is Result

the towards, hide behind their chill
dren to keep off the penal farm.
Put the breweries back to work.
Give them their beer and wines.
Put millions back to work, lessen
depression, crime and DRINKS. Save
the homes. MRS. T. H. P.
Editor Times-What is home
without a father? But what good
is that father without employment?
I am young healthy, married man
with four small children, two OF
whom I am trying to keep in school
I can drive any make truck or car
also I am a mechanic with a full
set of tools.
Am willing to drive anywhere and
work day and night. If I could only
make ten or twelve dollars week
to keep my wife and babies, I gladly
would do so.
Didn't some one say they didn't
believe anybody went hungry in In
dianapolis last winter?'They certain.
ly are not acquainted with the
working class of people or little
school children. I know that there
were plenty who went to school,
hungry last year.
But my heart aches for them this
year, as SO many have to accept
charity. In my estimation, that is
as bad as committing crime, as a
man who has to accept charity as i
stands To-Day is blackened all the res
of his life.
Show me real man who would
not rather work for almost nothing
than to accept charity.
TIMES READER.
Editor Times e Governor r. S,
Sterling of Texas is right on not
approving cotton holiday bill if
passed by the Texas legislature. We
do not need such legislation as that
TO relieve us of this Republican
panic. What we do need is:
F1rst-The repeal of the Hawley-
Smoot tariff bill, so that the man
ufacturerS that belong in the
United States and have gone out on
account of the tariff, will come
back and put the people in the
United States to work instead of the
people in other countries where our
manufacturers have gone to escape
the boycott other countries have put
on account of the tariff. Then, in
stead Of sending money lenders
abroad, send some statesmen to sell
our goods and open the ports of the
foreign countries so we will have a
market for what we raise and man.
ufacture in our good old United
States and put our own people back
to work.
Second-Separate church and
state. We do not need politicians
in the guise of ministers to hypno-
tie good people of our state and
nation and have them, while under
the hypnotic influence of such hyp-
ocritical politicians, to do the very
thing that is a dterrent to them
and to the whole country. I say we
do not need ministers of that sort
What we do need is ministers for
the salvation Of the soul and not
the dollar. Morality is born in the
person and begins at the mothers
knee, and if it is not born in the
child all the statutes you can write
will not help them. The childhood
shows the man as the morning
shows the day.
Third-The repeal of the hypo-
critical prohibition amendment that
was passed by the people while
under the hypnotic influence Of the
preacher-politic;an, and while thou
sands of real men were out of our
country trying to keep our good old
United States in accordance with
the fourteenth amendment of our
Constitution.
Fourth - When Jimmie Watson
and Arthur r. Robinson present
themselves-if they have nerve
enough to DO so at the next cleo
tion-for the people to vote fol-
hanging them, officially, anyway
When these four things are done
the Republican panic viii be over
and we all will be making liyings
as well as few money lenders.
]. z. B.