Indiana daily times. [volume], November 25, 1921, Last Home Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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TANGLED SKEIN
RESULTS FROM
ELECTION FEES
Lively Dispute Arises Over
Amounts to Be Paid
Commissioners.
Mayor Charles W. Jewett announced to
day that he will withhold his signature
from the resolutions fixing compensation
of the members of the board of election
commissioners, adopted by the city coun
cil last Monday evening, until City Con
troller Robert H. Bryson has a confer
ence with Jesse E. Eschbach. chief ex
aminer of the State board of accounts.
Mr. Bryson will confer with the State
official next Monday, the examiner be
ing ont of the city meanwhile.
The resolution fixed the pay of Maurice
E. Tennant and Thomas P. McGee, mem
bers of the board of election commission
ers, at $1,500 each for their services dar
ing the recently closed municipal cam
paign and the pay of these two men and
City Clerk George O. Hutsell for being
members of the board of canvassers who
reviewed the official election returns at
§SOO each. Mr. Bryson and the city eoun
cU have been engaged in a controversy
since Monday because he insists he will
not approve payment of more than SI,OOO
for both pieces of work to Tennant and
McGee and SSOO to Hutsell for his work
at a canvasser. To odd to the tangle Mr.
Escbbach on Wednesday announced that
the State board of accounts can not ap
prove of the payment of the SSOO for h; s
work as a canvasser to Mr. Hutsell, who
regularly draws pay as city clerk.
Mr. Bryson said he Intends to lay all
angles of the controversy before Mr. Esch
bach.
Mr. Hutsell was paid §SOO for serving
on the board of canvassers after the city
primary election and it Is possible that
the legality of this payment may oe af
fected by the State board of accounts’ al
titude upon the payment proposed for his
recent services.
Mr. Hutsell pointed out, in defense of
the request for the payment, that it al
ways has been the custom in Indianapolis
to give the city clerk extra compensation
for work on the canvassing board.
WOMAN Ts FREED
FROM MAN WITH
5 OTHER WIVES
Judge Malle Gives Mrs. Martha
Venable a Divorce From
Bigamist.
A decree annulling the marriage of
Martha C. Venable, 1115 North Be-rille
avenue, and formerly of Vincennes, to
Delbert E. Venable, alias Forest E.
Warner, who Is now serving a sentence
from two to five years at the Indiana
State prison for bigamy, today was
authorized by Judge T. J. Moll of Su
perior Court, room 5, on application of
the woman.
Mrs. Venable testified that when she
married her husband at Vincennes, on
April 9. last, he was then married to
five other women.
She introduced a signed confession of
Venable or Warner showing his former
marriages without first obtaining a single
divorce. It was stated that this confes
sion was made in August while Venable
was In Jail here on a bigamy charge. He
was sentenced to prison from Vincennes.
WARNER GIVES
ACCOUNT.
Warner's statement, as Introduced by
his wife, is as follows.
“My name is Forest E. Warner. I am
52 years old, born at Greenville, Park
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TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 25.—A six
months' accumulation of wet goods,
confiscated in raids, trickled Into the
Wabash River today when Sheriff A.
A. Wolfe destroyed 900 bottles of
beer, seventy-five gallons of moon
shine and a quantity of rich wines.
. . i .
County, Ohio, Pec. 20, 1868. 'On May
18, ISB9. I was married to Mattie E.
Wills of same county and State and
have the following named children by
her: Lawrence C. Warner, who Is a sales
man for the Pelco Company In Seattle,
Wash. He is S9; Daniel T. Warner, 28,
of Canton. Ohio; Lorena, 27, who is a
singer at Payton, Ohio; Thomas Warner,
22. of Payton; Esther Fischer, 20, of New
-1 port News, and Lois Warner, 13, who is
living with her mother at 20 North
West street. Canton, Ohio.
OTHERS HE
MARRIED.
“I married Laura Begley, 33. of Canton,
Ohio, in September, 191S at Toledo, Ohio,
under the name of Elmer J. Hines.
Married Pearl Lowry. 3§. of Janesville,
I Ohio, in February, 1919, under the name
jof Elmer Wills at Janesville, Ohio. In
| Little Rock, Ark., I met Beaulah Head,
i 22, married her In March, 1921 at Monroe,
• La., under name of Edward Wills, lived
| with her about one week.
“In either last April or May, I married
! Martha C. Lucas at Vincennes, ind., and
> lived with her about one week. 1 was
| married under the name of Delbert E.
j Venable.
I "I never, secured a divorce from any
of the women I was married to and never
married twice umier the same name.”
Judge Moll granted the annulment de-
Icree. The court restored the former
name of Martha C. Lucas to the plaintiff.
BURCH’S TRIAL
TO OPEN MONDAY
Seventy-Five Exhibits to Be
Shown by Prose
cutor.
| LOS ANGELES. Cal., Nov. 25.—Expect-
I !ng the jury will be complete by tonight
| and the taking of testimony started Mon
j day, District Attorney Woolwlne fioday
i ordered a round-np of the thirty-five
! prosecution witnesses in the trial of
Arthur C. Birch, charged with the murder
i of J. Belton Kennedy.
When the trial was resumed today
eleven prospective Jurors, nine women and
two men. were In the box.
It was announced for the first time
j that eighteen witnesses will be called by
I the defense during the trial, In addition
;to testimony contained in depositions
i taken in Chicago and Evanston, 111.
Most of the defense witnesses were ex
perts and others testifying to support n
claim that Burch is insane.
More than half of seventy-five exhibits
to be Introduced by the prosecution, it
was learned, are letters exchanged by
| Kennedy an Mrs. Madlynne Obenchain,
Indicted with Burch for murder, and be
tween Burch and Mrs. Obenchain. They
will be expected to establish a motive
| for the crime.
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DEFENSE CALLS
SPECIALISTS IN
ARBUCKLE TRIAL
(Continued From Page’One.)
Contrary to belief, these will not be
character witnesses. It is understood a
large number of Los Angeles screen stars
volunteered for this duty, but it was
learned today that the defense has no
intention of calling the movie colony to
take the stand for this purpose.
The defense will spring a surprise wit
ness in the person of Miss Irene Morgan,
a Los Angeles nurse, who lived with Vir
ginia Rappe as a companion for seven
years. Her testimony will combat that
of Mrs.- Kate Hardenbaek, “aunt” of the
dead film star, who testified Miss Rappe
was in perfect health during the period
she knew her. Miss Morgan will testify,
it Is understood, that Miss Rappe suf
fered a chronic bladder ailment and had
been warned against partaking of alco
holic drinks for that reason. She and
members of the film colony from Los
Angeles will testify. It Is expected, that
Miss Rappe on other occasions tore her
clothing following drinking of non-
Volstedlan liquors.
Depositions of a Chicago nurse and a
Chicago doctor remain to be Introduced.
There may be a little more medical testi
mony but not a great deal—the defense
does not desire to weary the jury with
repetition of matter in evidence.
Arbuckle failed to qualify as a turkey
cook—Thanksgiving day—as he had
planned. Instead he spent the day large
ly with his attorneys. Remaining wit
nesses were checked up.
Arbuckle made final preparations for
taking the stand, if called. Ills story on
the stand, as already forecatrt, will he
an absolute denial of any improper rela
tions with Virginia Rappe. He will as
sert that when he entered room 1219 It
was for the purpose of changing his
clothes to keep an engagement and with
out knowledge that Miss Rappe was
there. He will further declare that he
found her In a state of excruciating
nausea, induced by the drinks she had
takeu. He is expected to say also that
Miss Rappe fell from the bed on which
she was lying in one of her paroxysms.
If the defense completes Us case Satur
day morniug, as now planned, a verdict
is expected by Tuesday night.
The State will call some rebuttal wit
nesses—probably occupying Monday
morning’s session for the purpose. This
would lay the way open for arguments
to begin to the Jury Monday afternoon—
providing there 1b no agreement to sub
mit the case without argument, a rather
remote possibility. Both sides will un
doubtedly offer voluminous requested In
structions to Judge Louderbaek, who will
have to take time for their considera
tion before charging the jury. This will
slightly delay completion of the case.
Possibly it will not reach the jury until
very late Tuesday. Most observers who
have followed the case from the start
.intlelpate a fairly quick verdict.
Arbuckle Is scheduled to appear before
Federal Commissioner Hayden this after
noon to answer to a charge of violating
the prohibition act. The case will go
over a week, but several witnesses now
In attendance at the manslaughter trial
will be placed under subpoena.
Autoist Found Dead,
L T gly Gash in Head
WAUSAU, Wts., Nov. 25.—With an ugly
gash In his head and lying in a pool of
blood In his Third avenue garage, the
body of Frank I.uehchow was discovered
early this morning by Ms wife. The en
gine of his automobile was running and
the garage doors were closed. Gas
fume* were evident and it has not been
determined when Luebehow was asphyx
iated or the victim of foul play.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921.
LOVETT MURDER
CASE RECALLED
Jury Being Selected to Try
Brother of Virgil Decker
for Conspiracy.
Special to The Times.
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind., Nov. 25.—The
trial of Fred Decker, charged with con
spiracy to murder Leroy Lovett of Elk
hart, for whose slaying near Warsaw last
spring Virgil Decker is serving a life
term In the Indiana State prison, was
begun in the Whitely Circuit Court here
today. Twenty-five members of the spe
cial venire of seventy-four men In addi
tion to the regular panel of jurors were
in court for prospective jury service.
The State's case will be conducted by
Deputy Prosecutor George Ralph Gates
and Benton Gates of Columbia City. The
defense will be represented by Robert
Buhler of Ft. Wayne, who defended Vir
gil Decker; Judge Bowser of Warsaw and
Attorneys David W. iYhitelenther and
Benton J. Bloom of Columbia City.
Fred Decker, who Is u brother of Fred,
Is at liberty on bond.
Lovett, termed Virgil Decker’s “dou
ble,” was slain In carrying out an al
leged Insurance fraud plot of the Decker
family.
TRAINED NOSES
DETECT STILL
The keen smell of Federal prohibition
officers will cost John Morrison, 2131
Massachusetts avenue, §IOO and costs and
thirty days In jail as a result of his ar
raignment in city court today. After ar
resting his neighbor across (he street, the
officers started away, when the winds
wafted the aroma of “mule” to the un
erring noses of the guardians of tho law.
They Investigated and found Morrison
and Ray Melvin at work making “white
mule” whisky. Both were arrested and
charged with operating a “blind tiger.”
Morrison assumed all blame and the
charge against Melvin was continued in
definitely.
Another case In which tho defendants
saved money by one taking the blame
and paying this one fine, was that of
Edward Craig and Floyd Cralner, both
living at 1339 Pershing avenue. They
were arrested at Tenth street and Indiana
avenue yesterday. They had agallon Jug
of “m'ule” In an automobile. Craig took
tho blame and tho fine of SSO and costs.
The case against Cralner was continued
indefinitely.
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SAYS HE IS PUT
IN FALSE LIGHT
(Continued From Page One.)
mistaken sentiment. No one can con
sider the status of the plaza project
without realizing that It is in the best
Interests of the community that there
boa pause at this time and that no bond
issue be floated until there is reason
for the money.
“In the first place, it should not be
forgotten that this plaza project, and,
by plaza project, I do not mean the In
diana War Memorial, was originated by
the News-.Tewett combination which pur
chased the garbage plant for $175,000,
when It was appraised for taxation at
$14,000. Now, in the last few weeks of
the Jewett administration, an attempt Is
being made to rush through the purchase
of millions of dollars' worth of prop
erty
JEWETT RECORD FAILS
TO INSPRIE CONFIDENCE.
“I cannot be convinced that the record
of the Jewett administration for pur
chasing is such as entitles it to confi
dence and I feel quite certain that no
benefit will accrue to the community by
leaving the purchase of these two blocks
of city property to an administration
that has wasted hundreds of thousands
of dollars In purchases from Us friends
at exorbitant prices.
"I had three sons in the war and I
believe that I am as patriotic a citizen
as any other. I cannot, however, feel
that my patriotism demands that I sup
port the sacrifice of the financial inter
ests of the county for no other purpose
than to make it possible for a discredited
city administration to ‘pull off' some
thing before it ends.
“Marion County has been compelled, by
lack of funds, to resort to temporary
structures for the housing of disabled
soldiers at Sunnyside. it is foolish to
say that, we have not money enough in
the community to provide permanent hos
pitals for glck service men, but have mil
lions to spend for a plaza on which we
do not yet know what we will erect.
OPPOSES I*l RCH.ASE
ON HIGH MARKET.
“No one, so far as I know, is opposed
to a war memorial. Thousands of us
are opposed to the purchase on a high
market of property wfh-h we cannot use
for years and which is not at all neces
sary to a war memorial.
“The very nature of the attacks made
on the commissioner* who have opposed
this extravagant and ill-timed bond is
sue, is an evidence of the Insincerity of j
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“Instead of confining their criticisms
to the commissioners for refusing to rush
the bond issue for #he plaza they are
denouncing the commissioners for op
posing the ‘war memorial’ and are appeal
ing to sentiment In the belief that they
can avail themselves of the universal de
sire to help the service men and accom
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“This is in line with the policies of the
newspaper of doubtful ownership that
for years filed false statements of owner
ship with the government, and evaded
a trial on the issues when Its manage
ment was Indicted.
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50c Veronal Tablets, 5-gr., 1 doz.. 25c
Quality and Strength Tested Rnbber
Hoods Received Weekly Direct From
the Manufacturers and Sold at All
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SI.OO Fountain Syringe 74c
$1.25 Fountain Syringe 89c
$1.50 Fountain Syringe 98e
$2.00 Fountain Syringe ... $1.48
$2.50 Fountain Syringe $1.98
s3.ot* Fountain Syringe $2.21
$4.00 Fountain Syringe $2.98
$1.75 Comb. Syringe k Water 80t..51.24
$2.00 Comb. Syringe & Water Bot. .$1.48
$2.50 Comb. Syringe & Water 80t..51.98
$3.00 Comb. Syringe and water b0t..52.24
$5.00 Comb. Syringe & Water 80t..53.98
S2OO Vaginal Syringe Spray $1.48
$2.60 Vaginal Syringe Spray . $1.98
$3.(4) Vaginal Syringe Spray $2.24
SI.OO Hot Water Bottle 74c
$1.25 Hot Water Bottle 89c
$1.50 Hot Water Bottle 08c
$2.00 Hot Water Bottle $1.48
$2.50 Hot Water Bottle $1.98
$3,00 Hot Water Bottle $2.24
$1 00 Ice Cap 74c
$1.50 lee Cap 98e
$2.00 Ice Bag, oblong $1.48
$2.00 Throat Tee Bag $1.48
$2.00 Spinal Ice Bag $1.48
Ayres' Face Powder and Rouge.
$2.50 Azurea Perfume $1.98
Armand’s Cold Cream Powder.
$1.75 Azurea Vegetal SLI9
$2.50 Azurea Eau de Toilet ....... .$1.74
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sign of skin
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RESINOL
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25e Babcock's Cut ltoe Talc .... 15c
75c Boncilla Cold Cream 59c
25c Djer-Ktss Talcum 22c
500 Djer-Klss Face Powder 89c
85c DJer-Kiss Face Powder 69c
7.V Dorln’s Brunette Rouge 49c
75c During Compact Powder 49c
5(4’ Elcnya Face Powder 45c
50c Freeman's Face Powder 89c
60c Java Rice Face Powder 89c
25c J. A J. Baby Talcum 19c
00c L* vy'g Laßiach Powder 49c
Mary Garden Talcum Powder 24c
35c Marls Talcum Powder 19c
SOc Mavis Face Powder 45c
25- Mennen’s Borated Talcum .... 19c
50- Pompeian Face Powder S9c
50- Pozzonl Face Powder 89c
On- S-mpre Glovine 39c
35- Radontm Face Powder 24c
§I.OO Roger A G. Face Powder .... 79c
A.'r-s 1 ('reams and Toilets.
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$1 25 Berry Uremola BBr
75- Rom ilia ('old Cream 6c
75c r.oncilla Vanishing Cream .... 59c
6(4' Champlin's Liquid Pearl 49c
50c Daggett A Rams. Cold Cream. 39c
60- Elcnya Cream 45c
35c K.-py'g Frag. Cream 24c
60e Hind's Honey A Aim. Cream.. S9c
35c Holmes' Frostilla 29c
50- Honey Girl Almond Cream 39c
s*4’ Orchard White 89c j
§1.50 Oriental Cream $1.19
60- Malvina Cream 460
firte M ik weed Cream 89c |
6<K: Xadlnola Cream 89c
60n Pompeian Pay Cream ........ 45c
350 Pompeian Night Cream 23c
§1.(4) Pompeian Night Cream 74c
60- Pompeian Massage Cream .... 46c.
60c Satin Skin Cream 49c
30c Satin Skin Cream 24c
60c Sea Shell Cream 49c
25c Woodbury's Facia! Cream .... 19c
50c Theatrical Cold Cream 89c
26c Amolln Deodorant Powder ... 19c
25c Bandalllie 19c
60- Bazin's Depilatory Powder ... 49c
50- HrlLiantlne 89c
60- Brllliantine 45c
$1.(4) Delatone 84c
SI.OO Demiracle 89c
75c El Itado 69c
30c Eversweet 24c
76c Evans' Depilatory 59a
30c Mum 21c
50c Non Spi 89c
35e Odorono 29c
60c Odorono 49c
35c Cutex Cuticle Remover 29c
60c Cutex Cuticle Remover 49c
350 Cutex Nail White 25c
35c Cutex Cake. Nail White 29c
60c Cutex Manicure Set 490
25c Dorin's Lip Stick ie c
50c DJer-Kiss Lip Stick 3o c
50c Glnzo Nail Polish gfl c
35c Hyglo Cake Nail White 290
35c Hyglo Cake Nall Polish 29c
30c Lusterite Nall Enamel 4c
35c Arnica Tooth Soap 29c
30c Benzolyptus Tooth Paste .... 24c
60c Listertne Tooth Paste g9 c
60c Forhan's Pyorrhoea Paste ... 88c
50c F. E. I. Pyorrhoea Paste 33 C
30c Lyons' Tooth Paste or Powder 24c
SI.OO Pyorrhoclde $4,.
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60c Pebecco Tooth Paste 3g c
35c Rubifoom 29 C
35c Senreoo Tooth Paste 23c
30c White's Tooth Paste 24c
20c Arm. Stork Castile, 13o; 2 for 25c
20c Boeobella Castile Soap 150
25c Clayton’s Dog Soap J9c
35c Conti Castile Soap. Italian 25c
15c Cocoa Cast'le Soap, Kirk’s, 3.. 25c
25c Cutlcura Soap, 19c; 3 for 55 c
30c Packer's Tar Soap 23c
50c Packer's lAquid Tar Soap 45c
15c Palm Olive Soap, 9c; S f0r..,. 23e
25c Germacldal Soap 19c
26c Pear’s Glycerin, 19c; 3 f0r.... 65c
26c Pear's Lnscented Soap 15c
15c Jergen’s Violet Soap 8 for 23c
30c Woodbury’s Facial Soap 10c
30c Iteslnol Soap 180
75c Societe Hygieneque 48c
50c Rogers & O. Violet Soap 83c
50c Rogers & G. Lilac Soap 33c
35c Barba sol 29c
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60c Ever-Ready Blades 84c
35e Keen Kutter Blades 290
35c Enders Blades 290
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$5.00 Gillette Razor $2,98
85c Shaving Brush 25c
75c Shaving Brush so©