Indiana daily times. [volume], January 30, 1920, Home Edition, Page 11, Image 11

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SAYS MEXICAN
WAR BOOMERS
’ GOT $20,000 YEAR
Border Probe Witness Tells cf
American Rights Associa
tion’s Work.
SENTIMENT AT ODDS
By CHEBTEB M. WRIGHT,
NEW YORK. .Tan. 30.—1 t costs SIOO
per year, and whatever else you want to
jrire, to be an active member of the Na
tional Association for the Protection of
American Rights in Mexico, according to
the testimony of Executive Director
Charles Hudson Boynton, before the Fall
committee, which is investigating the
Mexican situation for the senate.
Boynton is paid $20,000 a year for his
work. There are "between 130 and 140
active members. Associate members
bring the total up to about 2,000. As
sociate members pay $1 per year.
It is this association that conducts the
propaganda in the United States for
American owners of oil wells, mines and
other property In Mexico. Boynton says
that expenses are met by dues and as
sessments. He made public no record of
assessment levied.
DISAVOWS DESIRE
FOR INTERVENTION.
This association disavows any desire
for American intervention in Mexico.
When I asked one of its representatives
in Washington what the association had
in mind as a proper means of “protect
ing American rights” In Mexico, he said
he didn’t know. I asked why they didn’t
come out plainly and openly for inter
vention, and he said the members
“couldn't agree” on such a proposal. It
may be accepted as a fact that some
members of the association oppose inter
vention unequlvocably."
I got in the Washington office another
brilliant bit of comment. I had asked
for news stories furnished to the press
by the association during the senate com
mittee hearings. I was given a bundle
•f "copy."
“Have you got any copies of feature
•y liman interest stories that I can
t*ttr I asked.
"No,” was the answer. “We started to
put some color Into the stories, but as
the hearings went along we cut out the
color.”
In the New York office the working
methods were explained carefully. Use
of the word “intervention” 13 avoided.
Little press matter is issued from the
New York office. Some thirty-four pieces
In a year. I was told.
“HAND-OUT COPY”
PASSED TO PRESS.
But issuing prepared “hand-out” copy
Is the method of second-rate publicity
men. And Boynton’s office is no second
rate office. This office sees to It that
the newspapers learn about things that
happen—atrocities, for example. It sees
that the state department is informed.
It sees that the press is informed. In
formed, that is, of what th eassociatlon.
wants published. “Digging it out of the
state department” has constituted much
of the association's publicity work.
“The murder map” and the “disorier
map” were Issued by this association to
show how bad conditions are in Mexico.
The "murder map” shows in regular "X
marks the spot” fashion how many
American lives have tbeen lost in Mexico
since 1910, a period of ten years. “Map
shows 65 1 American lives sacrificed to
Mexican lawlessness,” says the caption.
Examination of the tabulation shows
that all kinds of killings, including ci
vilian murders of the ordinary criminal
Character, are included in the list I
was assured that this story was pub
lished widely by newspapers. This map
and tabulation was released for publica
tion on Dec. 14. t
For Nov. 16 the “disorder map”
released. The caption over this map
was, “Map proves unrestrained reign oj
rebellion and outlawry throughout Mex
ico.” A sub-caption refers to the “out
rages” shown on the map.
PROPAGANDA OF
PROVOCATIVE KIND.
This map and tabulation constitute a
piece of provocative propaganda, for the
reason that while the heading declares
positively that rebellion and outlawry
are “unrestrained," the tabulation con
tains a large number of “outrages” which
consist of clashes between Carranzis f u
troops with rebels in the Mexican gov
ernment’s campaign to suppress and wipe
out banditry, rebellion and outlawry.
A count of the "outrages” shows that
in forty-six of the cases listed the “out
rage” consisted of aggressive action of
federal troops against bandits, rebels
and outlaws. How these instances of
restraint got into a tabulation of “un
restrained rebellion” is unexplained.
“Rebels in vicinity” and “rebel raid”
characterize many of the “outrages.” The
tabulation is made up from reports U
Mexican newspapers.
MnJ. John G. McDonnell, retired, repre
senting the association on the Pacific
coast, made this statement in an inter
view real into the Fall committee record:
“Mexico is a haven of refuge to which
the I. W. TV., which is an alias for an
archists, were sent to be tutored by Ger
man propagandists. The product of this
Joint labor of anarchy and wultur was
bolshevism, which was first put into ef
fect in Mexico in ail its details, even to
public ownership of women and corrup
tion of children. Bolshevism was trans
planted from Mexico to Russia, where it
Is now bearing Its perfect fruit. From
Its original source in Mexico its evan
gelists of anarchy hope to introduce it
In the United States. They have made no
little progress.”
HaVe All The Ned '
PLMROI/S
All The Time
Here’s Your Order Blank
Twelve Best Sellers From January List
I Left My Door Open and My Daddy Walked
Out (Fox Trot) SI.OO
There’s a Lot of Blue-Eyed Marys Down In
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Old Fashioned Garden (From Hitchy Koo— 1919)
(One Step) $1.25
Royal Garden Blues (Fox Trot) SI.OO
80-La-Bo (Oriental Fox Trot) $1 25
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The Yellow Dog Blues (Fox Trot) .!!!!!!!si’oo
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That Naughty Waltz (Waltz) Sl’2^
DARDANELLA (Fox Trot) !*.!!!!'.! $125
Dreamy Amazon (Waltz) !!!!.!!!' $1!25
The Starr Piano Cos.
manufacturers
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GENNETT RECORDS
PENN.ST vf^
TWO MEN HELD
AS STILL MAKERS
South Bend Tinsrdths Ar
rested by Federal Officials.
The government’s campaign against il
licit whisky stills was under way to
day. Announcement was made that _M*
H. Voorhies and O. B. Goss, operators
of a tinshop at South Bend, Ind., were
bound over to the federal grand jury
following a preliminary hearing before
Thad Taleott, United States commis
sioner, at Soutn Bend.
Voorhies and Goss’ were arrested on
charges of manufacturing whisky*stills
and selling tLum to citizens in and
around South Bend, it was stated by
Joe Wartha, deputy United States mar
shal, who arrested the men.
Mr. Wartha stated that Voorhees and
Goss are expected to appear before the
grand jury. Both were released under
a bond of SI,OOO.
The agents of the government to en
force national and constitutional prohi
bition have determined to wage unceas
ing warfare against whisky stills which
are absolutely prohibited under the
amendment to the federal constitution.
The federal net has been carefully Set
for weeks and it is thought that arrests
within the next month will be frequent
and of large numbers.
Indiana Tomato Men
Form Organization
An organization of tomato growers jyas
formed as a branch of the Indiana Fed
eration of Farmers’ associations at the
elese of the meeting yesterday afternoon.
Representatives of eight of the ten dis
tricts of the association were present.
The following were named as a commit
tee representing these eight districts:
E’irst district, Percy Jensen, Gary;
Fourth district, D. N. Kemp, Kempton;
Firfth district, X. E. Parsons. Plainfield;
Sixth district. Christian reaper, Marioß
county; Seveiitn district, Emery Lett,
Washington; Eigtth‘district, Chester De-
Vore, Franklin; Ninth district, H. H.
Starkey, Velpen, and Tenth district, J, R.
Robinson, Brownstown.
Bush Headquarters
Formally Opened
Headquarters hare ben opened I y Ed
gar D. Bush, republican candidate for
governor, in the Claypool hotel. A 7 l four
of the republican candidates now have
offices in the hotel. In addition, bead
ouarters are maintained there for Sena
tor Watson and for the Wood campaign
committee. Edmund M. Wasmuth visited
the various headquarters last night.
Stock Promoter Gets
Three Years in Jail
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—George Graham
Rice, whose stock promotions have been
given attention by courts several tiipea
in recent j J ears, today was under sen
tence to three years in Sing Sing prison
for grand larceny in appropriating $721
sent to him by a customer to buy stock.
Sciatica, —
Lumbago,—
Rheumatism
Caused by Uric Acid
Laporte, Ind.:—“l suffered for nearly a
year with sciatica. I was unable to work for
Stwo months in the
spring and about
three weeks in the
fall. I took electric
treatments and sev
eral different kinds
of medicine but got
no relief until a short
time ago when I
iv came in possession
H of a bottle of Dr.
W* Pierce's Anuric (anti
uric-acid) Tablets,
which I took in ac
cordance with direo-
I tiona. One week after I started taking
: ‘Anuric’ I went back to work in a greatly
; improved condition, and today no matter
what the weather is I have no pain from
| sciatica, so I will recommend the 'Anurio
Tablets’ to all who are suffering from
rheumatism.” —GLEN HINES, 204 Wash
ington St.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URIC ACID
Through failure of kidneys to act,
through congestion, inflammation, any
person’s condition is ripe for disease to
fasten its told upon the system.
1 At' Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel and
! Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y„ there has
been tested for the past few years anew
remedy for kidney, bladder, uric acid
troubles, rheumatism, gout, and such ail
ments as follow, and so many cases, both
acute and stubborn, have yielded to this
wonderful remedy that Dr. Pierce decided
to name it Anuric, (anti-uric-acid) and
arrange for its distribution to the publio
through medicine dealers everywhere. You
will find it many times ffnore active than
lithia, dissolving uric add as water does
sugar.
Obtain a bottle of these tablets today
from your druggist here in town. Simply ask
for Anuric Tablets and notice the gratifying
results.
DENIES GUILT
IN VOTE CASE
Kimberlin Claims He Worked
Night Ballots Were Changed.
ANDERSON, Ind., Jan. SO—Making n
complete denial of all allegations made
by Forest Agnew relative to his part in
changing votes cast for superior judge
in November, 1918, Homer Kimberlin, on
the stand In his own defense in the case
in which he is charged with election
fraud, stated that he worked in his drug
store here until 9:30 p. m. on the night
cf Nov. 10, when the votes were changed,
and that he afterward went directly
home.
He flatly denied that he promised Ag*
new, one of his accusers, SIOO for his aid
in changing the ballots, and also denied
that he gave Agnew tWo player pianos in
lieu of the SIOO. Kimberlin flatly stated
that he had nothing to do with altering
ballots at tyjy time.
Mrs. Winifred Kimberlin, wife of the
defendant, testified that her husband
came home and went to bed about 10 on
the night of the alleged election fraud.
In substantiation of the claim, that Kim
berlin did not give Agnew the pianos on
any promise, the defense introduced as -l
witness Harry Moore, moving van own
er, who testified that he moved the two
pianos to Agnew’s home on Oct. 1. The
defense ended its case with Klmberlln’s
testimony.
The state attorneys gave Kimberlin a
severe grilling in cross-examination, but
did not shake his testimony materially.
The state introduced a few witnesses late
yesterday to testify agaiust Kimberlin’s
character, and other character witnesses
were introduced today to close the evi
dence in the case.
Blackleg Epidemic
Is Death to Swine
NORMAN, Okla., Jan. 30.—According
to L. E. Bogan, county agent, blackleg
has killed a large number of hogs be
longing to farmers living near Ftanklin,
in the eastern part of Cleveland county.
The epidemic started about a month
ago, but farmers were ignorant of the
cause until a veterinarian was called In.
Full Woman Suffrage
in Nebraska Basic Law
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 30.—The state’s
constitutional convention today approved
an amendment to the constitution which,
if adopted by the voters next fall, will
give full voting privileges to all Nebras
ka women who are citizens of the United
States.
A Grand Clean Up of
Odds and Ends
Every odd piece of furniture in our store must go. Our big spring stock is coming in. You have a
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920.
German Scientists
Use U. S. Apparatus
BOSTON, Jan. 80.—" Children who are
not working up to their level best are
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■the American Association of Clinical
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German psychologists are not the most
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