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THE INDIANAPOLIS XEWS, MOXDAY. DECEMBER 13. im

E HEM MENIS AS CAUSE FOB HIGH TAX

GLEE CLUBS CONCERT PROGRAM

A. B. CHARLES. INDIANAPOLIS RESIDENT 70 TEARS, DEAD

REPUBLICAN LEADERS STUDY REDUCTION IN OUTLAY.

BRITISH ~ JAPANESE * VIEWS

Th* lodl*a*p«Ux News Bmrmn.

' 33 B fmU HmMim. XVABHUiG'tbS. l>ec«mber 13—The annouric^ ttt&l tru- wonai toao of <icbt a&a not b* reduced until there i» a reduction in the annual outlay for

armamentt, ■ ■ ■ ■ ji ft la not the thoujrftt of the l^adenr

that. action looaln* to a reduction In armam**ntt» «halJ i«; taken at thla •eaaloii of tta-cs*biEy**a. hot it la practical iy aattlftd that the aobject will he taken Up In earnest soon after

March 4, ' t

In the meantime, various sugjsrea* tiona as to how the desired end may he accomplished, Will be, considered

I Informally.

■ henalors -who

WIM see ‘tile Presi-dent-elect at Marion within the next two weeks, intend to brio* the sub-

ject to his attention. Mast Take the laittetlve.

It seem* to be taken, for granted that if the roaehiftery of the league Is not used to start this disarmament movement, then the Lotted #?*t<-s, (Irest Britain and Japan must fake

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A British people will for an

definite nhmber of years hav« to pay

Bam In interest charge* alone flit a i2dh.ood.ddd, which >« much a* Britain used to ■It# naval establishment an-

nually, A Britisher today must pay 4» Income fa* alone about * aMMings oat of every 2<> he earn*, and boy

he can with the vastly r*duc'«d lasing 1 power of th# remalnina

•bBWhf*.. It is fact* like those that make the British nation anxious to cot down Its naval budget, yet America and Japan continue to arm.

tfsIMay* Hot Laweleoise, spokesmen of Orest United fttatds give the •vgl ‘holiday" prounwelcome to the Persons la Wa*hjn suggest that the primary ohof Kfr Auckland flsddes’s visit President-# lect Harding two days fM-r Mr, Harding's "pig navy" jh at Norfolk, waa to nut a flea Is ear on that very subject. Visit ishltfs assertion at the league ibly theming at Oeneva, BaturIhat the Japanese could not dis*hlle America armed would seem Meat.*, that the Tokio governfgg bdf avers*- to listening to for' cessation of r*aval con

ta 1*4*5 West |

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The Indianapolis News Glee Club will give the following program, with minstrel interpolations. In two performances. • tonight and tomorrow night, at the Masonic Temple: Plano—"Hew* Sotertataer* March ... Prey

BA. W Danaer.

ffpmsm . Cborus—‘ *»*■#* Prom ibe south .. v, .....- ......Pike

The Inditmapoii* Nes* Qlm bast goto sod Obeini*—; When the

2hl 5*. hgpdhr. W i Hi wm I*' fi£ y*r

Wginttuar Solo — W»iUn«r' from fasten tester ^ .. ■., Orlop Chorow— ’Where My Caravan Baa Tenor iolo. Ousrtet sod camru*— A>ear U h Cj^^L^tcn nr ft, M ano^Harr** ha^ ^ tone: 0. 0,'Lloyd, baa*.

JOHNASOST. MARION HART. Solo Quartet of News Gles Club-

Barytone

C. C LLOTt).

S«go and

a Horse Be Can Bide'"

C C-dUoyd.

a ^“ss^st%s%i i sai OreetiiMs far the Ibasidcat—Lot Lee.

Bass goto, aegl

Krull

FantSy Csaee to This City Lived 5* hears ia Haase o

Street.

Abraham B. Charles,, a resident of Indianapolis for more than seventy years, died at his home, WP North West street, Sunday morning alter a brief Illness. Mr. Charles was eightyseven years old. The Charles family came to Indianapolis in 1*4S from Lancaster county, Pennsylvania- John Charles, the father, shortly after his arrival bought the property at the southwest corner of St Clair and Mkridian streets, where the family lived for a number of years. Abraham Charles who was married t© Susan Burke In 1*52 enlisted in the 17th Indiana mounted infantry in If«l. and served until the end of the war. When he returned home his father bought for him the home on West street, where he had tired for fifty-nine years. Mrs. Charles died in ■ In the early part of his life In In-

land. Cal., died An the American bos' patal here Saturday. He waa in charge of grain distribution for the

U. S. ARMY OFFICER DEAD.

general recruiting

ark. X. J.

service at New

Dies in

Captain

Hospital at

CONSTANTINOPLE, December 12.- | Captain J. Robinson. IT. S. A . of Oak

[Special to The Indianapolis Nevsi WASHINGTON. December 13.—Maj.

Charles Stevenson, cavalry, is relieved from his present duty as assistant professor of military science and tactics. Culver Military Academy, Culver. IncL, and is detailed for

FIRED SHOT AT PATROLMAN

\ .l..r.lMO Man KUted.

[Special to The Indianapolis Newt] VALPARAISO, lod^ December IS—

James Hart, age seventy-one, an emf pic ye of the Pennsylvania railroad

oblle Object ; was killed yesterday at Hebron, when eh- i he was struck by a freight train. He

Police and detectives today began a '**» going to his home here, and search for the driver of a speeding the track to permit

Man in

peed in g Ant of Police S«

•»*- vi *»»*« wioti luuiion tor tae searctv tor tne urtvci oi *» airwMiut, off the track, to - - American commission for relief in the automobile who, late Sunday night, Paasonger train to paaa Hart did not near east. &re<i a S b 0 t at Patrolman Fulton as bear a freight train coming on the

Fulton ran into the street at College other track, and he waa run down. avenue and Thirty-fifth street ia an —

effort to stop the car or get the

license number.

Patrolman Jones, who was several blocks further north in College avenue. also tried to stop the machine, but was unsuccessful. The -patrolmen ■•aid the car was swerving from one side of the street to the other and

running at high speed.

The body was ground to pieces. A son and a daughter survive.

Pi-efereatial Rates Suspended. WASHINGTON. December 13.~-At the request of the shipping board the interstate commerce commission today again suspended until furthsr

order the section of the merchant marine act authorising preferential rail rates ou goods consigned for

foreign shipment.

Love

Ckorua—"©ypsr

near ,v. iV

Charles L- roediee

Impersonation of Walter Kelly, in “The v ”’“* _ Sol© for .Second Bmmwm— When the Bell in the Liihthoapt Blues Dins Dong' - Solan

STfekf-

■ “ Paul W»l-

Comic Son* and Chorus—‘

VkT : ' '

James B. Twj

Clown* Cbonw— Joily Fellows ;

The' ladtsnapoiis' Nw» Interlocutor—Bd A. Snyder.

BhysBerbert Glee Club.

Smith.

fa*Scsr. Paul

c. O. Albion. H. S

B Lincoln. Milton Simmons

Wiliam- . J, ‘"Berry. T. O. EhrgoU. Wnham

DAILY VITAL, STATISTICS.

Marrta«e 1.1ns—ss, .,

Peter J Pliant and Sglvj* a Dunlop. Wffiw Shivers sad L. wmitdm. Mas Wilson sad Msrjorie Aektes Bart F. Belli and fTorooc* Bowron. * WUham 11, Shaw and Both A. Pox.

Manuel O. Cardenas, and Dorothy M.

Talma** A, Davis snd Mattel Walton.

Csl-rtn L. Bo^bent and lallian B Wesner

KrsnkUn O.

EHxaivtb A, Ow

«us. William Horan and Louisa Van* Sickle

In the Yarkington Opera

D—th. Betaraw

Manr M. Warn#. 8 years 2048 S. Meridian. M.*ry*li.. Chives, tl yeaii, 0*1 C»n«y, ear-

■ -- f

Alice Smoot. « days. 330 W. Elder, prv-

Wnrhl Jonc. 40. Birerside

park pulmonary mdema

Nary Ht.uk 5k years. 415 ».

B—ale.

ohronlc interstitial nepterltla. / Addle L. Mandril. *4 years. 843 Edisori.

chronic broncbiOs Oold B. Beall,

tRcutngitte.

years. 843

* months. 2822

Adams.

Fortyverond si. to Forty-wxlh st. Concrete roadwly: Carrolton are. from Fortyvixth st. to Forty-mntb st. Concrete roadway: Carrollton ave. from Forty-ninth st.lt© Fifty first at Asphalt roadway: Sooth st from Alabama at. to Virginia *ve. ITtlMABT ASSESSMENT BOLL AFPBOVED Cement walks and curb: Spring st. from Ohio at. to Walnut at.

TALKS ON BROKEN HOMES.

: ,*23

A. B. CHARLES.

Dr. Brown Kutphaalx-e* Weed for Bet-

tor Divorce Laws.

"Broken - Homes and Separated Famine*" waa the subject of a sermon preaclf?du#ut>day evening at St. | t aul a ffplacdPil church by Dr. Lewis j Brown. Dr. Brown baa prepared a series of sermons on the "Sins of j Society.” He made an appeal for bet- ; ter divorce laws in the United States.

SiMSM

dlanapolis Mr. Charles ^ m ^ portunity to acquire the Little hotel.

had an op-

which waa on the property now occupied by the Gayety thmuer in Washington street if he would cut three cords of wood, but in hi* estimation the property was not worth it At that time East WashLigton streej

was a swampy district.

Mr. Charles is survived by one brother. Joseph Charles, of Martinsville, Ind.. and three sons. Abraham tit Aaron B. and Horace Charles, all of Indianapolis. ... , ,. The funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon in the Flanner & Buchanan chapel and the burial will

be In Crown Hill cemetery.

He said there Is, nothing Christian

about the existing codes, which have permitted 1,000.000 divorces in the last forty years. These divorces, he said, caused the breaking up of fami

Orvsl sod Clarice Powell, mo Broadway,

bar.

Jomph siut Mafy Scbmalx, 1234 Brook-

Mde. Sag.

Hairy and Barbara Dale. City Hospital

“L.u

MAigoRUi rnmnuss

Marjorie Burgess, an English singin* ingenue, papvUar in London, ia prominent in the cast presenting • Munaier Bsaucalre.” the light opera, baaed -on the Booth Tarklngton Vomant*. playing at Engltah'a this week after long engsgemeptayln New York and London. Tha pleo# wjm a London

autcass during the War ahd

vod Bvelyn WyUon Oty HoeptUt.

riel ^ gnd Hrt#n 9n J fdw C’tV Hospital.

John and Helefi Dunlap. 008 N. Capi-

iJOJfa ‘l'- V

Joaeph and Maryam Noon*. 3707 E.

MWhitan *irl.

w Frank wn»l Naomi Diveibliaa. 1428 M. HaHkff and Leona Roephe. 1434 Fletcher,

boy. <■ -

JiMsph

la approximately one-ninth of | population of the United States. “The family," said Or. Brown, "la the foundation of the church and state. Sap its vitality and universal ruin ia not far removed. The solemn and Jdndtng character of a unmn before God should be tndelib

brook *trf

Margaret Carson. 1022 Boa-

Grace Farrlah, 1045 N,

.. ren.» ami Thwnont, *1rl.

William and Helen Secal. 9t. Vincent Hos-

pital. boy. .

Archie and Julia Face. St. Vincent # Hos-

pital, boy.

John and Laura Andrews, 812 Stevens, rlrl. •» . , ? Joseph and Ellen ttendron. 2T3# Ashland. Corner sad Mama Wheeler. 2321 Waal

paphi ‘ ‘

*irl.

jf'Ct ^ Ml y %

Delbert and May Williams. 2031 Fernway.

Knlldlnx Fwmlta. 1

Li K. Morrtaoa A Oo. sl«n, 27 W, Wash-

uiglon, $500,

H. M Bixby Co., two elevatore, Mturia

Belt, 812.000,

onnerut Machinery Co

was later

iMiiilgi^ : ppgiag ., .

broiight to thi* country with the

cfnai

orlgfnal nroduotion.

" .Marlon ■

r OTi.With the axcep

tiort of Marlon dr«eh, the American Iwrjtone, almost all member* of the t aat are English, Misii Burgess, who tinge the role of Lucy, was born in

Cosby, near Liverpool.

Sing* Dttie

PLAYS AND PLAYERS

4T THE THEATERS T^DAY. lurat llmkller At 8:15

Mur

Bngliah i—"Monaiaur Beaueaire '...At 8-15 H. K Keith a—Vaudeville At 2:15 and 8:16

OoBUuuous

iOr-VaudevUkj

Notea of the *tage.{HHHI •Monsieur Boaucaira,” the light

opera founded on tho Tarklngton Story, with music by the, Franch

" e hi

t'oltll

MtHager,

for ail of the week. The

intfoser. Andre at Bngligh's for

cast iiplMde* a a of the aveif in the New .York an

the bill

principals

HB l id ixindon

engagemdnl* with the exception of Maggie Teyte. whose place is taken

by Nancy Qjb^a.

At the Murat'for the week is "Buddies," a comedy with music by George Hobart telling of the adventures of a group of young American soldiers ki Brittany after the armistice, Interpolated songs are by B C. Htinam. Virginia O’Brien. 1 Marry Wheat and Charles King are

In the cast.

Macushla." the piece fti which Chaancey Gleott will bw seen and ’heard at English*!) next week, is by Uida Johnson Young, author of many

»»ful comedies.

Ad actor sucoe&ful both as a play•r aYid a ariter of sketches Is Raymond Bond at Keith's this w. ek.H

is appearing in a skit from his own pen called "Story Book Stuff,” It gives a glimpse, of life backstage.* "MoHy and Her Pals,**a satirical travesty on college life, is one of the attractions at the Lyrlo this week. The bill also Includes Bob Stone ami company in n mum cal comedy, "Harts and Flowers:" Wil-

liams and Lee. novelty acrobats; Mason and Bailey, colored comedians.

" talian '

Koth and Slater, Italian character catlneators; Arthur Davis, wire per

former, and others.

South. *12,000.

IwBMi

elevators, l# W.

them alevxtoro, 349

Coy Garten Grain Co W. South. 810.000.

FoHawbse Bro*. Co., remodel. 321 S. Miattourt, *800. ,

Bawd of Fabtlr Work* Routine.

FINAL A88B88MRNT ROLLS ’APPROVED Asphalt roadway: Carrollton av*., from

Thirty sixth at. to Thirty eighth st. Cement waUt: 8tnm ave. from Hi*hland

ave, to Oriental st.

ConordU roadway: Carrollton ave. from

lies whose total membership probably wall about 12.000,000 persona, which

pressed; the awful disregard of Hia

laws should ft

demned.”

be indelibly disregard o unsparingly

THREE HELD AFTER MISHAP

—

, HUNDREDS OF \ , .... *

Reo Speed Wagons are used in Indianapolis. Today’s list of owners com-

i in Indianapolis. io«ays usi oi uw prises the following business houses

Board of Industrial Aid for the Blind

Chas. W. Davidson

Fisher Automobile Co

Kut, 18*8.

Main 33%. 434 North Capitol Boulevard. Auto. 3447-11.

DON’T BEUEVE THE OLD SAWS

There fs something new under the sun. RENEWED MARMONS are guaranteed to aa full an axtent as the,new cars. This is possible because a RENEWED HARMON is alt the name implies.

■Ml An Exceptional Opportunity

A 1920 MARMON SEDAN has just been tYaded in because the

former owner decided to buy a custtfm built body. Now. he’s got another MARMON that's made to his personal whim—and — T *-

we’ve

got a practically new sedan that's Been driven lea* than 6,000 milea. This beautiful and distinguished car is in our show room

at present, but we hardly expect it to be there long. See the Classified Section for News of Our

Unusual Clearance Sale.

Locml Branch. Main 1884. Uth and Meridian Streets NORDYKE & MARMON CO,

Down Go Christmas

* Candy Prices

ABSOLUTELY FRESH

Honey combed OO** Taffy, a lb.. s WV Brilliant, bard QQ/» slice*, a lb. OOC

Crystallised Spiced OCIjv Jellies, a lb ^ «vV Superfine Marsh- 09** mallows, a lb. OOC

Assorted Cocoanut, QQy* mixed, 1 lb OtJV .. . . iriI ’h. ir - rr -.. - , T -,

Crystal Jelly Figs, ORro a lb AJtlC

Peanut Butter Fills, OOp

French Cream 9K** Bonbons, a ib t>tlv 3 lbs. for ll.M, _

Chocolate and Vanilla Cream Fudge, alb Chocolate Nut Fudge, a lb.. AiitlC Old-Fashioned Chocolate fST.' 23c Peppermint Pillows, a lb «*/C

Butter Crisp Peanut 9K*» Brittle, a lb Assorted Jelly OAg* Beans, a lb d*nt:v Soft Eating Choc-Coated . C TT U - 371c Wrapped Cream 9PC** Caramels, a lb......

Extra—CHRISTMAS MIXED, QPFour pound limit except to lodges, Sunday schools and institutions (see manager), a lb.

U. S. STORES CO.

342 to 350 Massachusetts Ave.

PLAN TO CHECK IDLENESS.

Prompt action to continue federal aid highway construction aa a mean*

Ante and Street Oar fa ColllMfont Drwnkeanews Charged.* Three men were arrested Sunday night folowing an accident at Shelby and Tabor streets, where an automobile was struck by ad outbound Shelby street car. James Nolan, of

'•Ml

Lebanon, the driver 'of the automobile. was charged ^with driving an automobile When under the influeace of liquor, and Joseph Nolan, also of Lebanon, And Dave Morgan, 346 North Hamilton avenue, were charged with drunkenneDH. The arestn were made by Patrolman Bartlett, who investi-

gated the accident.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bever, living in Rural Route O; Theodore Bybee. Rural Route C, and Victor Menestee, also of Rural Route C. were Injured Saturday night when an automobile in which they were riding was In collision vetth a cohcrete mixer in the 4100 block in Wgst Washington street. Bever, who was driving the automobile. saki he did not/ see the mixer until it was too late tb avoid striking it The injured were taken to the City Hospital, where their Injuries

were attended.

of meeting the increasing unemployment problem, waa recommended today by Secretary Meredith,* of the department of agriculture, speaking at the annual gathering of the Association of State Highway Officials. Present provisions for such aid expire next June, the secretary said, and he urged that the congress provide a new five-year program with appropriations of 1100,000,000 a year

to carry forward the work.

The co-operative state and federal road extension work must be planned in advance, Mr. Meredith said, and with forty legislatures in session this winter the congress should act promptly, so that the states would

know where they stood.

“FurtWermore." he added, “we are now threatened with the situation we feared would exist when our soldiers were returning from overseas. Unemployment is already in evidence in some sections of the country and may become more general. A continuation of this great program of public improvements will help §|

the slack In employment.”

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HIGHER COURTS’ RECORD.

00PRKMK COURT MINUTES. f‘i^tinTe^' App^Jwi p^uucm SUPREME COURT NEW SUIT 7S8S3 Fred Heior va state of Indiana. Iwton Cr t R*»*oM. Asxianmeot of *r“T wfr ' r ^' below. Submitted umler Rule Il>.

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APPEI

ITB COURT ACTION,

j xjipw,* McDermott vs. Title G autee and Surety Company. L*** $ c Jcdnt motion appeal is dismissed , APPRLLtTE COURT MINUTES.

10824. Indiana Window Giase Com pan v vs. Wyatt M. M.ui ;: k JmUwtna) Bo.vr.i

ras - ;

vs. GeraM A. GiDeti. Lake S. C. Clerks turn to certiorari. j

tay briefs.

100-0 LbSmesu* L. Allen et at. vs Fran* E. Gilkinron Martin C. C. Appellants'

briefs, 10302.

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M»ry .L. Clark. ■ administrator vs.

ity Cl Huntinxt >h. Wabash C. C. Ap-

pellant’s briefs on transfer

apfkju-ate court new suits.

vs 1 IE Jr i* v *® ur » t * vaapi ej mi, TipjwjuKK? C. C erroni Pr * tcw ,or noei Coast Prodints Compan* ; (a corp ) Company Morgan C, C, B0m&s A^irnmrnt 0 f tmti. Praecspe t9r notice Notice waued..

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