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 amendment repealed, but rum, as u seeminglyinghi irrrcpressibleirrreprex*ible issue,ixxur.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 <D. C.) meetingng house by titteringuttering a seriesseries of %' Most of this money was borrowed School 16. complacent prayers, clasping hand's in and drink- during the reconstruction period self-congratulation School 22. ing cold water and grape juice. Wsl!r following the Civil war. were School 26. Those No one doubted, publicly, that NewNew York and the country were, School 31. the notorious days.” /jCj i- “carpetbag and were to be, as dry as chips. HadA an inspired fellow, either School 6*. Northern governors, imposed by the addled by wine or prayer, arisen in Healy’ss palace,palace, New York; Mr. charge, lobster j||| Hour clubs in the city federal authorities, were in Sunday’s tabernacle in Norfolk, or the.—.First All Leisure and ~....Congregational. church1.... i.in will resume activities this week, they, the states in question Washington, to prophesy that within twelve years claim, negotiated and a little more after a temporary discontinuance the loans and beer seemed likely to be re-estab- the of meetings by some because of the controlled spending of the pro- lished as a national potable he ceeds. Christmas holidays. This is the kind of bridge hand Miss Irene Buis. 1511 College would have been expelled. When the states again took over Twenty meetings will be held would like to hold in attempting to qualify for The Times con- tt k n avenii£. the management of their own af- next week, starting with the New tract 'bridge tournament *o send a district winner to St. Petersburg. fairs, they allowed the debts to go PUBLICLY exressed notion Year’s celebration of the Delaware Fla., Jan. 9, for a chance at the national amateur contract champion- Into A that the American people and Ohio club tonight. ship. default. which Such are the bulk of the debts would tire within twelve years—- The week's program will be con- She’s holding the top ten hearts and the other three aces, bridge for no-trump grand which bondholders seek three presidential terms, the brief cluded Friday night when twelve of constitutes a laydown in anybody’s game a British will highest possible. to include in any new war debt set- course of a lad through grammar the meetings will be held. slam with honors, the count tlement between Great Britain and and high school—of the great so- The seventeenth Leisure Hour and the United States. It is their cial experiment—such an insane club will open its doors Tuesday, only hope, for a foreigner can not and socially regrettable utterance when the Olympic Leisure Hour-ers sue a state, either in law or equity. would have called for a visit from start their proceedings at 2200 East Judge Advises Bride, 15, One of the chief contentions is the town’s public psychiatrists. Riverside drive. that the federal government was, in Who could have foreseen that The Olympic Club, which has been effect, in charge of the southern the public policy of bone dry pro- active in civic projects in the River- as Last Act on Bench states after the Civil w;ar and, there- hibition, overwhelmingly arrived side park district for years, is spon- fore, is morally if not legally re- at, would be voted aside in No- sor of the new organization. Her- sponsible. vember, 1932, and that in the sub- man Olsen is president. Pitfalls The Delaware and Ohio club en- Chamberlin Spends Half Hour Citing Marriage to sequent December a congress Loans Individual States would assemble bent upon slaking tertainment tonight will be featured Before Giving Approval. Before, during and after the war the thirst of the unregenerate? by Lee’s Dixie Aces. The program “Oh, Ho H|im” committee made between the states, the British and Twelve years is a short space No beer no is in charge of a “Five years from now think over what I say. You will know that’ It other work! —Carton by up Johnson, chairman; Is easy thing foreigners lent more than of time; a bit more than one- Henderson of H. G. not an to make a success of marriage.” SIOOOOO,OOO individual states of from the American Issue Nelson, Harry Johnson and This advice was given a prospective bride Circuit Judge Harry to sixth of the Psalmist's span. An Weste- Frank by .tie inmon. M iH, Ohio), Anti-Saloon League Mrs. Carver. O. Chamberlin as his last official act, after twelve years on the bench. ' incredibly short in which Florence Os thus total. $12,000,000 auto- period organ. Abuve, Billy from 7:30 until He talked for thirty minutes with work social revolution. Yet Sunday driv- The party will last was wiped off the slate to a ing out Demon Rum. Harrison, llfttiically In midnight. Miss Mary 15, of 1446 because it was to the con- there the facts stand baldly; West Ohio street, he loaned believed Neiv Leg islatoi's before ap- federacy during the and the 1920 scarcely one person self-denying mood of that proved a license her marriage war. the for Constitution forbade either the that prohibition had become THEinnocent night in 1920 is dif- to Virgil Scales.