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11 DEFEI10S CELMl OF PDL1EE r.lATROji DEltUY Hikhoff Says tease's Action "Extremely Unfair." TELLS WHY HE TOOK STEP action of the CarfieU CIvJe Learue at a meeting Tbufeiar night In appointing a committee eevea women to Investigate the plle.i partment n4 attempt to trlnjf about the ralnatatement of Elizabeth Denny a matron of the Cltjr Triton, wm baratr1a4 aa "extremely unfair" by Herman ttlkhoff, chief of police; today, who aaaerle4 that "no aeven woman who have had no. experience in police work and who are not acquainted with conditions as they exlat in the police department are coin to com down here ana tell whu "I think the attitude of the Garfield Civic Iace is extremely unfair. Mr, n.khrtt said. "Mrs, Denny was renvwe'S from br taition1 as matron, of the City Frteon after I had received eornplalata of her ai Cmlniatration 'of the affairs of the matron's office. Th romplalnts cam mo from a police eaptaia, Batter neeaaval Jaetlfleat.

ifra. Vtnny. on ana was found aaleep on a cot in a room adjoining the matron's office. On an other occaaloa aha was found eating rreeaa 'hejr uahand while In the room' a1 lolnlna; the rtiafron'a off ire, 1 recalled' nother report that ah eat in the rear room of tbe of fire while a man was convening, with a woman prlenr at the door of the prion, out of the ranee of her vision Mrs. Denny waa warned eah time and yet Jld lt take 1 think that fa aufflrfent JuaflflraUott for her removal from the Chief Ilikhoff said that final action In the matter lies with Mayor thank, mi tie said ne believes the mayor win support his action In tranferring Mre.

i.nny. Mra. Ienny waa transferred from the mutron'd office to a district last week. Mlae Irene Ileyere was put in bar place In the majtrwn's. office.

At tae im. time Mra. Maude Itarrla, the partner of M(ae Jieyers In thrde te (lve department, vaa. aaeigned to a district, iimt fe Kara Their ray," 'Commenting on the aiaertlon of "'memhers of th club that It waa not proper to a lan women to patrol die trtrta. Mr.

Ulkhoff said he thoroughly agr.ad with the member. "Hut theee women are receiving pay month and they ve got to can IL" Mr. Idaho said. "We've co enough men in the other departments of pollee v.ork, tut not enootth for diatrtrt work. If theae women can't patrol a district they ought not be on the police force." Mr.

Itlkhoff said he was awaltlnc th arrival of the wmmtttee from tha rtarfleld Clvl 4eatia. lie said ha wenl'i he glad to explain conditions to them. The committee appointed to Invest! ate tn pll department includes Mrs. Charles Werbe, chairmen! Mra. Pamuet Davie.

Mra. Thomas Carey, Mra, tira Javta, Mra. K.mma KUcfc, Mrs. J.l'reanall and Mra. M.

I ray. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. Marriage Ueeaaee. Walter I. Clddircon.be and XUie B.

John C. WrlsM and Isnra R. Oayert. rmae H. t.i and Hn M.

1U. S'WkJUam Ukborti aad Jgarguertie Haa 'fillver P. Cla end Jle C. Kfthert 14 well 'and llattle I. Shew.

Jam r. JNieM and Vivian IVrkhaaS. Atiilln aal Kltaaheih Vkrrr iUua and Martha Allen. I ham feston and liei ie M. filhr H.

Coat il Amelia C. Vnft. Koir Lot and Helen 1 rancher. M. Cvana and I Oakley.

i itV J. Mt.hwi and Mrrareti fi. Jones. Truman rcrei and Iaisy Mere alik, i Jamee TrM and Mavme Mmi end Wtlma fauhe. Palmer P.

Xrra and Halt. IiHan H. aurr an.i r'en rym. Clinton Ihwmtn and Cnnnlnahant. Hort V.

Maaetta and Hatalla Uoklertnaa. In A. ami Vinra Pane. Tew K. Ju ll ant IVtnaa A.

C. V. Mtre'l and. Hcae Heaaon. Ja.

ane W. Jttrlklna and Anna Z. NvOOl, i i.r.ai A. Ilirkman ami OolcJie B. hayknr.

liaraki ti TBttcrron and Mart art to. Marakalt Klmmleh and tieleo owWn. J.aal k. Walln and Jutia K. trherty.

MntM rt E. rnwloe and Lethe M. Hufkla, WamWII amllh and Thelma M. XJOkl. Jhn KMrla n.

Joarphin H'x1. Hor4 wiaahet ami Afnea K. RlD4a Iajnon 1Jlhl ami Clara Kf.it.1y. rradertck aanewanu and JuUa K. Mat 1.

vt Ffiaarn and Hnoani i fantl K. Hnllenbere; and Anna B. Pops. Jwa W. ami Anna R.

Willi aana. llaward Weber and MSI K. llov.nl li, bprakler and aUby O. Walton. liirtk 1.

'Harry and MolUe CapUa. Methodist oa aa. I a I bwtW I ywrxi 'iv4 HU lflr. KHlolU4 KbMt and Dime Tappaa, Methodist Hoe Ceeila Lndwig. Methodist Has arf snd Anna Tinkle, Methodiat Bospi I and Mary lUdiey, Methodiat Boa and Madlnger.

Methodiat "rtndfcCary Pollum. MethodUt Hospl 'Walir aad Xtte Smith, MethodUt Hoe P' M'. Kea' and Peathe' Braaher. Methodiat t'urba U. and Floreuce Johnson, 1023 Mr S.

Merullan, irl. Paul and Margaret Danaacher. 1H4S Cea .,.1 paol and Nellie oylveater. St. Vincent's rali'katherlna Palmer, St.

Vincent's Slerltna and. Myrtle 'Parham. 1283 Bar kThe? tM and Smith. ST X. orta.

Alien and Rnth Itayee. 154 Tandee. bey. Wuham and avbrows. 1 aO aoml.

m. afMt alrl larirta. Thivnaaa and Iteatrioa Harrington, 144S 5lan.l AMceTrdd Natnew ana viara atrgero, auw i 4vn Cuban aad Ct tree Tounger, 1933 aJafel Colombua and Bsaeretta Vaughaa, S31 Lxl. airl. hat a and Clara Carrico, 5611 Janes.

Rali'h am! Bertha BhortrUlga. 837 B. Vf I a a aTirt. rrwl and rrleda Auch, Bural'j VVeorre and Baael 1355 Thirty a 1 Charica and JuUa Splllihaa, 443 Xavtelon, hOT. Arch aad Mary Ilinch, Methodiat Bospital, ar i tharles and Mary Adama, 1310 Belie cieniona and Mary Grrakamp, Boule 1 van! plat, boy.

Death Ba4arsa. lireTee Sears. 33 years. Deaconess Bos pit at. a.ute myoearrtitia.

Rohe Joha SrlTeater. days, St. Vln en a Hospital, rreaaalure tnrta. rranees 1. Reibert, 84 years, 1233 W.

lnith arief irK tero. 4 Anna B. Sullivan. ,,14 years. 1114 Blaine, pUMMiary tuwreuwm a oith.

IS days. 1418 Mill, pre Mature tnrth. Infant Cntirrin, fl hour. 18C8 Napoleon, premature r. v.

Amrrtr Davta. years, 2309 lateiiUal sephntie, M.rfarvt C. Unra, 47 years, 124 W. Fit Raiain My Jonee, IS years, 1439 Me I ouimooarr tuherculoaia. Ma tor E.

Jonea. 44 years, 349 Vf. Six 1 teenttt mitral inau naefyrv. Ixi tue oarer. iiJk raars, SIS Boach.

ty levee, tiara XrrtV Peak. 31 rears. 730 Mich lean. Milmnnr tuler uloaia. IntKi Col una.

74 years. Methodiat Boe H.tal. rareinoma. Sarah Smith. 73 years Martindaie, lobar rn.ui.fxiia.

aarah E. Smith, S8 years, 303 Jf. Cap ioi. pnmnary oeoema. r.aivtn Wampler, 13 years," City Boapital.

IkjTenbMta aroivg ua. 1 Herbert Til man Kreela. 2 months. 2229 i rhoWa intantum. tatn y.

itouaer. years. 1070 Eurene, ajwpicay. Building PertaKs. T' rrpaira, 42C0! 1 IHE BIDMAPOUS NEWS Circulation and' Advertising Statement for the Month of September, 1922 eeaie Srherer.

remodeL 237 ton. aa.ooo CIRCULATION 110,431 2...: ito.706 3.. Sunday 4..... 1074 1I0.7T7 111,234 7...:.,.,.... 1114S3 8 112454 9 111,561 10............

Sunday It mjOSo 12.. 112JW7 13............ 112474 14 112437 15...... 112423 16............ 112,770 Olive A.

Car. dawiiina 'aana $8,000. IV Dobaatdt. tarace. 1030 Union.

S40. C. Kelly, moot. SS Mttey. 0.

If Loptoa. chicken house. 30 Kr al Ine. S7S. n.

KoraM R. SCathewa, dwelling. 441 If. Glad atone. Murphy 4 Morrison, mttodel, ISO M.

Illl BOa. l0. llerraaa Lobes, remodel. IS 4 1 S. Meridian.

C. r. Smith. addiUon. 1653 Holllday.

$125. WiiUam Oerlach. reroof. 328 Biake. $50.

iohn lUaiao, dwelUog, 4924 it. Capitol. S4JW0. Robert Uackrey. Kteof, S47 J.

Brlfcrriew, in sen 1 lb. reraor, sssa inirier. sso. W. Vf aahing Jamea Hifl.

shed. S7tt Rltlalde. SSOO Anna hahra. rarage, 4S0 M. LaSalle.

$200. naoie enoiy. anea. Z7l txtrneli, S7S. Jacnee SprauU I arage, 343S ti, lUlnoia.

J.T. Smith A Son. dwelling, M33 Mlohisan. $400. Robert Hopper, fursaca, 2311 Columbia.

S24U. 8. L. Bneey. reroof.

038 B. St. Clair. $137. P.

Harnett, furnaoe, 747 Fletcher. $200. B. C. BeiU reroof.

401 B. Vineteonth, cart w. Brooamr, aweiung. 9S9 Brad borv. IS.aoo.

M. V. and '1. Archhotd. addition.

1823 B. nH aware, 7ft. M. V. and J.

ArohboU. addition. 1823 It. Dal a ware (rear). S7o.

Rena M. Eddy, retool. is w. Twenty Strom. 7.

18...... 10.... .1 20. 21 22............ 23 24....

25 25. 27. 28. 23 30..... Total Daily arerage circulation for the month of September Daily average copies lost, damaged and de layed In transit, left orer, etc; Daily average adTertiaers, free, etc tt aa war aa Twelr.r,i aVil rarara.

1010 W. 'irrr 1S12 N. Tuaedo. IIOO Hfurr, garage. 90 R.

Hawthorno. Ceorge Miller. hei. 230 S. McEtn, $50.

MINISTERS HEAR HOKE. a Aaaociatien I rared Mai. IS Coasanaalty fkeat Day. Fred Hoke, president of the Indi anspolts Community Chest, made th pr.ndpaj am toaay at the meetlnar of the Indianapolis Ministerial Aeso Marry Baater, rtroet.a32 Xetcha. lloti.

Halation held voumry laveeunent company, aodiUoa. S04S S. yew Jeney. 1.20o. Arthur C.

Magneea. farara. S41 English. Waebfnrto Bank and ''Trust Company, addition. 3122 X.

Kaw York. S350. nHael rayna, double, 1130 Tandetaaa. S4.UUU, lUveraido EahihtUen Company, remodel, I600 Thlrtiatn. S400.

Kurane Munaoa, feroef, tlO TH. Bichland Sunday 112337 112,731 11233 11233 112,778 113443 Sunday 113426 112300 113,279 113,525 11361 113331 231733 245 620 11207 Total deduction, Daily arerage net paid circulation 11 1J4 1 Dally arerage increaae orer Augnat, 1922 118 I solemnly swear that the foregoing statement of circulation true and correct. J. M. SCIIMID, Manager Circulation.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of September, 1922. JOHN A. CLARK, Notary Public. commission expires June 5, 1924. ADVERTISING The paid advertising (stated in columns) printed in The Indianapolis News during the month of September.

1922, follows: Display Classified Total 3,013.31 Columns 001.0G Columns 4.605.27 Columns 4 Daily arerage, 1 77.12 Columns In addition to the advertising which was published in The News daring September, 174.05 columns of display advertising were available, but were not accepted on account of the strict censorship exercised over News advertising columns. Want Ads In September The News printed (six days a week) 45.73H classified (want) advertisements. The News's total was 19.212 more than the combined total of the other English nuanapoiis iot uie same days. The News printed llr303 more classified advertisements, six days a week K1? other loeMl PPrs combined, Sunday issues in CiUUftt. SI ember of Audit Bureau of Circulations.

in fioilenbeck hall in I. V. tj. A. bnlldlnar Me to avu wr mi oiuciai indorsement of the aaaoclatlon and that Sunday.

Novem oer set aside, by the ministers as community Chest day. A film, en titled "Both Bidea of waa shown at the meeting. the Town. a report of the law enforcement eomlttee was made by Dr. W.

I. Ew lng. chairman, pastor of the Irving ton M. E. church.

The Rev. rc Eyana paator of St. John Reformed church, elected as president at the last meting of the asoclstlon, presided. The Rev, N. 8.

Sichterman. paator of the Grace Presbyterian cuunn, was secretary. Harvey Tkeraburg Ends Life, Special to The Indlanapolla News SOUTH BEND. October 3. Harvey Thornburg.

age fifty five, drank 'carbolic acid today and ended hla life. He formerly lived a Plymouth. The body waa found by the widow. Mr. Thornburg had been in ill health.

SHE DYED HER FADED SKIRT TO MAKE CHILD A BLOUSE Each package of "Diamond Dye" eontsins direction so simpls that say woman can dys or tint faded, habby akirtSt draaaea. wslats, coatir aweateri, toeklngt. hasgcga, dra periea, svervthisf liks new. BUy Diamond Dyw" no other kind then perfect horn dyeing la guar anteed, even if you have never dyad before. Tell jour drurgiat whether th material you wish to "dya ia wool or silk, or whether it i lines, cotton, or mixed foods.

Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade, or ran. TV 1 TV yes i I X.I 111 I I I UUJ SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see name 'Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Ji: Colds Headache Rheumatism" Toothache Neuralgia; Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only rBaycr'! package which contains proper directions. Handy "Eayer boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 10 Drorriata. Anuria lanae tra4f aaarlt Bayer alaaafaetar et ateMerOcacMetter SaUeyUcacid FUNERAL OF A.

SEARS VILL BE HELD TUESDAY Legion to Have Charge of Serv ices for. Putnam Sheriff SUCCESSOR NOT SELECTED ISpedai to Tbe tadiaaapoiia 3raral GREEXCASrrXE. Ind October Funeral servlcea for Iawrtaca A. Sears, ahert JT of Pntcam county, who died la Indianapolis Saturday, will be held at the Ixtcsst Street Method eat Episcopal church at 1:2 a. ra.

Tnesday. Th services will la the chartr of Greencastle Post No. SI, American Lesion, of which Mr. Sears aa a member. Dr.

II Clippinger. pastor, will conduct the eemcea. Membera of the Odd Fellows and Red Uen'i lodaea. of which Mr. Sars was member, ill attend.

PaUbearcre will be choaea from Lesion comrade. his Jacob E. McCarry. county coroner, haa been actios; eheriff atsca the death of Mr. Fara.

Mr. Sears waa elected on the Republican ticket, bat It la believed the board of commissioners, which ia Democratic, will choose a Democrat to serve the remaladsr of the term. Mr. Sears was the party's candidate for re election. Ail Courthouse officers are plan nine to attend the services and probably moat of the officea wtll be closed during the funeral.

PASTOR DEFENDS KLAN. The Rev. Char Ira Caatalai Flay City Otrtelafca. Paatara nod Pre. Mayor Shar.V.

Herman K. Rlkhoff. chief of police, ministera of the city and the Indlanapolia newspapers were crlticUcd by the Rev. Charles Gunsolus. In a sermon entitled "The Truth About the Ku Klux Klan," at he Union Conrregatlonalist church.

Seventeenth and Rembrandt streets. Sunday morning. Mr. Gunaoiua asserted that trie min stera in the citr "would not give out the truth because they are afraid of their Jobs and their aalartes. They are afraid their audiences will be of fended," he ssld.

"Some of them ould be offended. However, there are kiansrnen In every church audience In the Ctty, and when theae min iatera refuae to preach the truth they know It. The mtnlatera have rauea to present the truth. The purpose of the klan is to bring all churrhea and organlsationa against the Cathniica together. The Christian ministers are dosing and the deacons ana ei ders are asleep.

If you want to know what the ku Khix Klan ia doing, don't read the Indlanapolla newspapere. The news pspers are In the hands and clutches of the Romsn Catholic church. They will not give forth the truth. "The Ku KJuz Klan ia putting the church back on Its feet. Christ was the first klanaman.

and waa crucified for saying what He believed. If Christ were here this morning the chances are He would speak on the same thing I am spaklng about." The Rev. Mr. Gunaoiua then told how the klanamen swore allegiance to their country as they kneeled before the fiery cross In taking the klan oath. He described the Inltls tlon.

and told how it waa enhanced by beautiful lighting effects. Later he said: "I am not a member of the klan. hut I am Judging the klan by Ita acta." Tw Barai Deatreyew. Spedal to The Indlanapolla Kawa GREENSBUP.G, Ind, October 2. Fire of undetermined origin deatroyed the hama of Ullla Henry and Mra.

KilzaDetn Elliott nere. Saturday nlfht. Several barna nearby caught Are. The damage area eatlmated at $1,000. li u.

m. fw 1 aa IltlUTATEO BY SUN.WINRDUST tSCINDERS aacoHMt mi aoia sr aauaauTj aoniciAKi wni ra mas ara attQaUIB atv aSaUaaBwataMaW 1 Sore, Tent3erFeet Cafferere with anre. teaxlav feet Sad JacV Proat Creaaa a quick aad ear relief, it ceela. eootae and beala. All drags lata.

STOP ITCHITIG SKIN Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You. Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning and itching by applying Zemo furnished by any druggist for 35c Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins when. Zemo is applied. In a short timo usually every trace of Tetter.

Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is a dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. E. W.

Rose Co. Cleveland, Ohio. SaveHaKYoiirCoal! Buy A Peninsular Hi Oven Stove Three Stoves in One Heats rooms as well as cooks and bakes and saves half the fuel. PERFECT BAKER PERFECT HEATER PERFECT COOKER Get Ready for Winter. Bay Now Save $10.00 pgr No Stooping.

No Backache. If Hartmann Says 'IT'S RIGHT IT IS RIGHT wmm. 315 317 319 East Washington St. NATURE CLUB ELECTION. Veseewial Set rare Held fear Dr.

Freak B. U'yaa at Aaaaal XcaHtaav At its aannal meetina; Eat a day Bisht the Nature Stody CI oh. of lad! elected the following; officers: Robert W. McBride. preetdeat amerl tns; S.

E. Perkiaa. president; Rnsselt T. McFalU Ttce reagent; Mtee Nelle Clayton, secretary, aad Harry W. the board of directors to serve three years besrinntna; Jaaaary 1.

are Dr. jantea A Wyan. Lrr. David F. Berry aad Elliott Tlbbeta.

The execaiive committee will meet. Tuesday nlrbl to formulate a tentative program for tbe remainder of this year. The avnaual business, meetlnc was I loiiowca 07 at ra nor imi rvicai ior i Dr. Frank B. Wjia.

for many years president or tae eiun, wao a tea is is rummer In Glacier National park, Jadce W. W. Thornton made a abort talk and Mrs. Sherman Davis ease a Croup of songs. Resolutions were adopted aad the service closed with tbe readies of Dr.

Wyan'a Prayer to tbe Mountalna" by Edward E. Cania. aa a benediction. Details of the two trips that members of tbe club will take over the week end are beraer arranaed. Charles J.

Buchanan will be the leader for the Brown county trip which was planned particularly for members of the Prairie Club of Chicaao, and Harrv VY. Gloaabrenner will pilot other members of tbe club on a raptor trip to Versailles on the Invitation of the Ripley County Hiatortcal Society. 1 Members of the Brown county party will leave Saturday and the reaerva tlons for this part of the trip are full but it is expected that a larg party will go down on Sunday room ins to spend the day. That part of the club that will go to Ripley county will meet at St. Clair park Saturday aft emoon at 1 o'clock.

Ft 7 tag Ft 14 la Dedicated. KOKOMO. Ind. October 2. Wilber Fagley flying field waa dedicated here yeeterday in memory of Wilber M.

Kagley. who commanded the 127th observation squadron, local air unit. in the world war. inouaanoa 01 cm sens of Howard county Joined with the Kokomo Rotary Club and mem bera of the equadron in tbe exercleea. Adiutant Oeneral Harry B.

Smith. commander of the Indiana national guard, and officials of th United Ktatea air service took part In the dedication and witneaaed the big aerial field meet which was held in connection with the ceremonies. To Vbli ladUaapolU OaTtee. Special to Tbe Indlanapolla Newa) WASHINGTON. October 2.

The poatofflce, at Indianapolis Is among the officea of seyerat larger citiea to be vlalted by Henry S. Dennlaon. welfare director of the poatofflce department, who haa started on a trip of Inspection through tbe middle went. He will aeek 2924 first hand data on the operation of the welfare councils now eatablished In first and second elaes poetofflcea. Citiea to a Halted hy Me.

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Heed it for the sake of sound teeth and health. rTPIME is the essence in good writes Frank I. Mann, one of theV most successful farmers in the United States. 'To judge the value of a tractor on the farm it must? be considered in', relation to its ability to do farm work at the time to give, most profitable return fifom the crops grown." Mr. Mann goes on to show that "farm work is subject to.

continual debysfrbm adverse weather conditions, arid the one great advantage of the tractor is in enabling the farmer to handle peak 'loads on time. 1 Jn one case cited, tractor power enabled the farmer to sow a good acreage of spring wheat on lVIarch 23 which early seeding gave him a return of .44 bushels per acre, thus iUustxatihg the cash value of tractor power. A tractor to. do its work muse have petroleum products. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) takes great pride in the fact that its organization is able to supply the needs of these, tractors in 10 Middle Western states with petroleum products superior quality.

No matter how unexpectedly the farmer's peak load may arrive, he will find that this Company hais ever ready at his such gasoline, kerosene and lubricants as he may need. Owing to the isolation of many farmers and forming districts, this task of supplying petroleum products at dependable intervals is a big and often an exceedingly difficult one.v Nevertheless, the Standard Oil Company (Ihdiana), inspired by its obligatioh to the community, has always met rural needs" for petroleum in a big way. The Com pany constantly is extending its opera tions to provide facilities which under all conditions enable it to meet the, demands made upon it, and to guarantee a reliable': end sustained service 4 even in periods; of streiss. 'Standard Company' (Indiana) 910 So. I.Iichiilan Chicaio.

III. Brush your teeth with FORTHE GUMS Mcrt than a tocth past it checks Pyorrhea 35 aod 60c La tubes 1 i a i I USEWATJT ADS IN THE NEWS.