PAGE 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES JAN. 2, 193 PAY DEBTS OF BOOZE IS GIVEN SAD FAREWELL LEISURE CLUBS GIVE HER THIS HAND AND SHE’LL BE HAPPY' SOUTH WILL BE NEW SCHEDULE BRITISH PLEA Dazed Nation Conducts Rites Over John Barleycorn IS ANNOUNCED Th lams durk rnn*rx, xfitr iber'x dreixirf.dnl*ir(, if informal, wetwot referen-

dum. i ronxiderin* action on the first rlear-rutir-rut nationalnational expressionexprexxlnn xinresince thethr , Defaulted Loans to Eight piasuer issue of ho. when or if the plain 1 rilfirncitiren mav quench himselfhimxelf alro-aUo- Various Groups Will ( preiedent holicallv arose hark in the IfttQ's. What to. expect?r\ prri ’ Consulting;onMi.tin* pavtpast precedent, Resume ~~ we ma look for more agitation, propaganda,ila and political turmoil overo\er one of ! States to Be Aired Again the easily social Activities After Halt for most simplified of problems.n> if , The Volstead art mav be swep away; thethr national honr-rtrvbone-dry prohibition Soon. amendment repealed, but rum, as u seeminglyinghi irrrcpressibleirrreprex*ible issue,ixxur. bidsbid* fairfair toto JBf Axltif Christmas. rema in. BY WILLIAM SIMMS I.EISI RF HOt R CALENDAR PHILIP In any event, the people manifestly ares*re on the wav toward anew phasephxxe In Scrlppt-Howard Editor MONDAY Forrl*n their political relationship with strop* beveragesbrirragr* afteraf.rr twelveluel'e vrjnyears of an rx-ex- sfr&S \ and Ohio. WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.—A vig- periment onre regarded as noble, sensible • and asa fixedfixed asa thethr starsxtarx in thrirtheir Delaware 21'i East Ohio rourses. What of the incredible twelve years—thear—the Vplsteadian\i;Meadian reign,reign thethe riserise ofof- street. orous and perhaps final effort to 'nSfpi 4' JAN. 3 the speakeasy, rum row. kitchen sink gin, Tonvx.Tony's, ioyousJnxous nullification? YBpILA .-r/A ' collect upward of $350,000,000 on reign \ traces thethe phenomena -&V * Prospect-Shorman. hall, the Torrest Davis reconstructs the ofof Volsteadnlatead andand traces Jf• *■ ' \JL Weis' 3403 defaulted loans of eight south- leadiong up to zero hour, Jan. 16, 1920, in a series of sixsix articles. The first Prospect street. ern states will begin in London as follows: Oak Hill Women's Chib, afternoon. soon as Britain’s war debt to this Compton’s hall. 2001 Winter avenue. country comes up for revision short- BY FORRESTEST DAVIS Olympic. 2200 East Riverside drive. ly after March 4. Times Staff ' Writer :-if JAN. 4 The states which the British iConvrieht. 1932. bv the New Yorkk. World-TcleeramWor.d-Triesrram Corporation!Cornora’ior. Ajjj)| Brookside Park cnmmunitv house. •* charge are in default, and the drinking classes decently interredn terred John Barleycorn on the . Rhodius Park rommunitv house. amounts borrowed are: Alabama, THEnight of Jan. 16, 1920. A wartimeme prohibition measure had gone J. T. V. Hill rommunitv house. $13,000,000; Arkansas, $8,700,000; into effect the previous July. They had abandoned Lopehope of a resur-resur- JAN. 5 Florida, $8,000,000; Georgia, $13,- rection. In that they were, unrebelliously,Uiously, at one \fithwith the Rev. Dr. Oak Hill Women's Club, afternoon, 50,000; the Louisiana, $6,000,000; Mis- William F. 'Billy) Sunday, an exhorter"ter of time claimed per-per- Compton's hall, 3001 Winter avenue. sissippi, his who $7,000,000; North Carolina, acquaintance with Satan; likewise,wise, the William Jen- JAN. fi $13,000,000; sonal with Hon. William South Carolina, nings Bryan, the Hon. J. ilsteacl. the Hon. Josephus Daniels Christian Park community house. $6,000,000. Andrew Volstead, ihe < -A. and like-minded statesmen from the • talltail corn belt. |r- V- Crispus Attucks hieh school. These sums, by five, Fletcher Place community renter. multiplied New York’s melancholy farewell tooklook the form of lifting toast-stoasts in ’ will give the amount, Ft. Wavne and Walnut, Central Chris- approximate a time-honored and seemly fashion, too thethe memor;.memory ofof one gone for aye.aye. including interest in arrears, which one tian ehureh gymnasium. Dr. amid the prancingraiiemg of 40.000 denizens ~ Sunday, orgiastic ot 4nt"io chin/'ns of Nor- •• -i- :.,yb private bondholders claim g ‘ Michigan and Noble. 633 East Miehi- British folk, Va., poured out a sulphuric litany’i"i\ of hateliate a;;.'uponn a twenty-foottwenty-frot w&BBl ran street. now is due. apier mache corpse imported from Milwaukee.Milwaukee. 4KM Municipal Gardens community house. Hill, Compton's hall, '3OOI Borrowed After Civil War Mr. Bryan, Mr. Volstead and Mr. DanielsDani'-L solemnized'ii'ir.ni-'d the departure k ' ' Oak Winter wIaM avenue. within a Washington Indiana, Tennes- badly astray, RULING Michigan, foresight goes receives periodical price SLATED shrewd lists from Foe It is necessary for couples under see and Minnesota were at time spirits as well, sold neighborhood Dry Law one legitimatized whisky, gin and wine the age limit to get such approval. or another in default on foreign in public places. vendors; a generation which long of the most ardent work- “You may marry. But don't come obligations, some before as a result a tt Seeking a since has passed through the Divorced Husband Wright back to court for a divorce in a year of 1837, TO fVaot* olaileTieVa /-vcxi'i/xx-w-./* n ONEers for repeal of the of the panic but most of rather childish experience of or so,” told them and as oil that certain bone dry law in the house of rep- Chamberlin the bride. following, a result of, A typical scene of New Yorkers paying obsequies to John Barleycorn drinking behind barred doors as Share of Property Left you taking the Civil MOREOVER,stormy night in January, resentatives this session will be “Remember afe on re- war. But all subsequently on Jan. 16, 1920. if it a moral well a 1920, .resignedly ac- were as as Bauer, sponsibilities by taking the marriage made settlements. Americans political offense. by Ex-Wife. Lenhardt E. Terre Haute, cepted the doctrine that, with Vigo county. vow. Perhaps, the burdens will be from the occasion. Ordinary with difficulty. Yet few reserva- Today representative from saloons would dis- the country successfully Ruling on whether a husband, 22, distinc- too heavy for a girl of your youth. rum proscribed, saloonkeepers, taking advantage tions were unclaimed. has nullified the law Bauer, will have the HARD SURFACE ROADS and social drinking pass which twelve baby the “When persons marry young it is appear of the scarcity and their cus- , Such hardened souls as turned years ago seemed durable after divorce, can claim any part tion of being “the of into the limbo of lost pleasures tomers’ so and legislature,” as a difficult task to make a success of CONSTRUCTION GROWS panic, likewise profiteered. out for the obsequies were re- sacosanct. of an estate for old age that he along with duelling, holding he the marriage.” Bottled goods mounted in price warded. Tom Healy provided a Well, the Rum had created, will be slaves, and imprisoning your Demon been and his wife is to be given youngest Expenditures Called Out of Propor- on the last day. No one in his black casket into which mourners vanquished in 1920. But mem- debtors. privileged to their presently soon by Superior Judge John W. ber of either right mind would pay sl2 a bottle were deposit many SET LAST RITES FOR tion by Research Group. astounding facts deserve emptied. At the men—honest householders Kern. ■'fi house. He is an The for Scotch today, yet thousands bottles as ..Park gentry 16, 1920, as well as in the under- closing arguments, SYLVIA Expenditures for construction of repetition. On Jan. the gladly put down that sum and avenue hotel the management had world-made the surprising dis- After hearing attorney and MRS. SUTTON hard surface highways in Indiana of New York, pre- supplied black wall hangings, Kern took the case of William L. graduated population more on the “last night.” covery that grain and fruit juices ■ was increased out of proportion to dominantly civilized and hence black tablecloths and, wherever Harris, 80, Tulsa, Okla., former df from Indiana Member of University Park Chris- have Whisky sold at a drink; fermented as well, if not as pal- pur- lugubriously at $1.50 possible, black bottles. wealthy oil well operator, under -ad- those for other governmental bibulous, danced the best rye, twelve years old, up in vessels and surround- university. tian Church Lived Here Since 1901. poses. This assertion is contained till mid- The waiters, trained mimes, tably, visement. Broadway restaurants to S2O a quart. The customers ings which were unblessed by Asa student for night- adopted long countenances. Harris, now penniless, battled in Funeral services for Mrs. Sylvlar in a study prepared the Indiana night or yawningly had a were the But government at Indiana, retired, accept- sentimental, saloon- no one precisely had his heart in inspection as they court in an attempt to prove his Ann Sutton, 60, of 4555 Central State Chamber of Commerce bureau cap at Otto’s and keepers cynical. had brewery, winery and dis- Bauer was the Attorney- the show. Wartime prohibition in claim to a half interest in the of governmental research, by Virgil ing the solemn pledge of French champagne went for as one to make the avenue, who died Saturday in St. Sheppard, statistician, who is head Mitchell Palmer that had dulled the edge; the inevita- tillery. estate of his former wife. Mrs. Hat- General A. high SSO a quart in the more Soon proposal that Vincent’s hospital, will be held in they, along rest of Amer- as bility of dampened the people were embarked tie 68, of 1119 place. of the bureau. with the elegant spots. The price-jacking Volsteadism Harris, Reid Wright law re- In the periods from lawabiding the good cheer public upon one of the most remarkable attorney charges his the Flanner and Buchanan mor- 1919-1920 to icans, were and would undeniably was sordid, justifying, of hosts. Harris’ peal be included 1931-1932, Sheppard states an read, with no saloons were installing soda programs of law resistance in all former wife has property valued at tuary at 10:30 Tuesday. Burial will that cease to tipple; and part, antipathy Many in the Demo- total in the reformers’ sandwich bars. history; informal, unorganized but $68,000 conserved increase of 175 per cent in sense of hilarity, the prophecy of to the interests.” fountains and approximately cratic platform be in Crown Hill cemetery. expenses is shown. the W. C. T. U. "liquor one at that vastly effective. from a large fortune the couple Bauer governmental the good wives of No time—and in 1930 when a Mrs. Sutton had been a resident the increase a a 11 aged The night of Jan. 16, 1920. faded Oklahoma oil. Exclusive of highways, that now world prohibition middle persons should search made in meeting of Democratic workers of Indianapolis since 1901 and was been only 56 per cent. some memories—doubted the quickly into memory. Prohibition Married in 1903, the couple was in cost has loomed as an easy objective. gayety and a certain their was held at French Lick the week- a member of University Park Chris- say, died an astonishingly swift death. 1927. Mrs. Harris In the same periods, the cost of Never, it is safe to has a BUToriginality marked the last sagacious reformers who asserted divorced here in before the 1930 tian church. 32 per cent, drinking to Indiana with an estate end state conven- living has been reduced self-reliant people accepted such a rites for Barleycorn, especially in that liquor and social returned tion. The and income, upon which ability to habits face of the In the next article Mr. Davis valued at SIOO,OOO, attorneys allege. proposal then was drastic modification of its New York. The night was for- would perish off the turned Crash Injuries Cause Death pay taxes is based, has decreased outcry. earth. The dogma is a trifle dif- recaptures the nature and flavor Harris contends that he conveyed down. with so little bidding. A heavy snow piled the “It was on this issue that I BTest building, Chrvsler coupe, found at Capitol and In- is confiscatory. IjlM HOnEOFTnOUPHTFULSHiyiOy Synagog to Be Buried Today. Department Since 1894. diana avenues. Joe Gelman. 4510 North Meridian street. The electric eye has invaded the ! Indianapolis, Ind., from THIEF'S LOOT IS FOU N D Buick sedan. 7-370. found at 4510 North FUNERAL DIRECTORS Funeral services for Henry Slutsky, Harvey D. Glazier, 61. of 311 North field of sports and now acts as an Meridian street. _ I K>l9 N.ILLINOIS ST. 1272UNIONS! a native of Russia and a resident member of the Checks Catherine Trov. ',*22 Guilford avenXe. 71. Alabama street, a 52.500 in Express Company at Central avenue. unmpire in a bowling alley, to i TALBOT 1876 DREXEL 2551 Indianapolis fifty years, who died Fcrd coupe, found 3900 of Indianapolis fire department since Recovered From Sewer. Garland Aliee. Wilkinson. Chevrolet flash a light when a bowler's foot Georgia Capitol Sunday night in the Methodist hos- ' 1894. died at his home Sunday. American Express Company checks coupe, found at street and slips over the foul line. avenue. . _ . „ . pital, were to be held in the home. Mr. Glazier was promoted to lieu- for $2,500. which, with $260 in cash, P.ov R Yates. Cincinnati. Ford Tudor, 3353 College avenue at 2 today. of Hose Company 19 in 1908, by a pickpocket from found at Thirtv-sixth street and Washing- 15, tenant were taken ton boulevard. Tan. 2to Jan. 1933 Burial will be in Knesses Israel was transferred to old Chemical T. A. Vesper, West Jefferson. 0., at Dr Robert Wisehart. Methodist hospital. Ford coupe, found in parking lot at Metho- Children’s Coughs MAXOLINE cemetery. No. in 1911. served Saturday, were Company 1. and the terminal station hospital. , No Pain dist „ . „ Slutsky was the first pres- j 1916. was serving on Red Cab Company. Cab No. 115, found Nothing to worry about If you Mr. there until He recovered from a sewer basin at streets. have Israel Congregation wagon of Georgia at Meridian and McCartv Need Creomulsion your teeth extracted by the Maxollne ident of Knesses i the supply at the time his Capitol avenue and street Allen C Harper. 33 South Edgehlll road. Method. sedan, Brazil. Always the best, fastest and surest and was active in Jewish welfare sickness. Funeral services will be Sunday by L. A. Owens, 2006 Hoyt Nash found near get * for your cough or held at 2 Tuesday afternoon in the avenue, who turned them over to treatment child’s HANNING BROS. work. Illinois Bar Veteran Dies more and more Ij. c. Wilson funeral home, with the company. The money was not cold. Prudent mothers Krette Bldg,, 2nd Floor. Penn A Wash. & Failed B TRAINED WORKMEN The truck was transport- Oliver, artist and author, are the serious condition in St. Mary s hos- of the oldest members of the Illi- is not cheap remedy, contains no machine. pital today narcotics and is certain relief. Get a fifty pounds of dynamite and a i first two women ever to be admitted here suffering from nois Bar Association and a Scott LADY ATTENDANT ing "' in the 78-vear-old ! wounds y~ received in a county public official for than bottle from your druggist right nosy THE H.LIE&ER CO supply of capes. No, there wasn't to membership A were more 14 WEST WJI)!N10N 3T * use, (dy.) an explosion. Boston./ri Club. holdup. • thirty-eight years. and have it *#ady for instant