Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 280, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1920 — Page 3

■EE PAID DEAL Body Collects! ■cord kiuir.—Merger Tonight. to merge all Bell system propHn in the state ex opt that In the northwestern portion owned by K Chicago Telephone Company, wll Vina into being at midnight tonight. ■ The stats public service commission Beeived a fee of $30,000 in connection P ith the sale of the Central Union Comlao • to the new corporation. ■ Frank Wampler. vic<- president of the Indiana Bell Company, paid that sum to ■be commission yesterday. I EE LARGEST EVER RECEIVED. the largest fee ever received by and was based on the 5,.-.-nrTies issue mad. o brug merger. $24.80l was re-e‘ved by the comthroughout 1019 under that • the .-'ate aw. w hi,’a provides f r of 13 rents on'the SIOO of new securities. of the ■'outhern Indiana TeieKione Company, the Indiana Union Telephone Company and the United Telephone Company will be merged with the Indiana ;Bell Company within a few weeks. B vniANAT’OEIS LINE TO BE ABSORBED. The Indianapolis Telephone company will be taken over by the Indiana Bell Company today, carrying out the merger • ontract between the Indianapolis com pany and the Central Union. The state commission has authorized the issue of $2,250,000 of 7 per cent serial notes by the Indiana Bel! Company to the consummation of the deal. total purchase price for the au'o !}Jw telephone property is ?4.25< ,u>> §Bhe Right Thing the Right Time R A MARSH'.I I * 1)1 FFEE.J gjtfK tints for the Hostess. than one matt prominent ri h has been greatly aided in |Hhln; the ladder of sueeess by haring who has easily mastered the fine of entertaining. is chiefly necessary is adap and the power of ol.serration how other peop’e do rhr thing when do It as it should be done. attempt anything that Is too or too pretentious and. flnaliy. you may be making a sup'-em*-to keep from, s'-eiai blunders, o n fact from others ?SiF*i the duty of the hostess always. of her husband's choosing, to all with a handshake. man should introduce men to his ■ fe. but his wife should be introduced ■ other women. ■ A woman shuiild remember that, if peg ■>)e. when planning a dinner party or party an even number of men 3nd Bmen should be invited. ■if the affair is a dance or reception it not necessary to have the numbers Bt equal, but there should be approiithe same number. Bit a dinner party a man should not ■ seated next to a man nor should two ■omen be seated beside each other. ■ A man should not be seated beside his Bffe. ■Usually it is better not to seat en- 1 ■*?ed persons beside each other unless Key have few opportunities of being toBsther and the hostess feels they would Bery much prefer it. F The man who likes to talk should be seated nest to a woman who will listen interestedly, while the man who Is naturally quiet should be seated beside

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a woman who will b$ able to draw him out. A hostess should always remember It Is not a gracious thing to dress more elaborately than her guests. For this reason it Is a good rule never to wear anew frock, or at least a very elaborate new frock, at her own house She should not wear too many Jewels lest she seem more dazzling than her guests. WHAT READERS ASK. "When guests go out to dinner is it customary to tell them where they should sit or should they simply sit where they wish ?” Even at a small dinner the guests sit according to prearranged plan. If there are as many as ten It Is easier If you have name cards at the places, otherwise the hostess simply tells her guests where she wishes them to sit.— Copyright, 1920. Funeral Saturday of Train Victim, 87 The body of 3. W. Carter, S7. of 3015 North Capitol avenue, who was killed by a train near Frances, Ind., early yesterday morning, will be taken to Danville. Ind., for burial. The aged man left bis home without telling relatives be was going out of the city. It is believed he got off au Illinois Central train some distance out of Indianapolis and that in walking on the track he was struck by a freight train. Mr. Carter had made his home for three years with hi* brother-in-law. Dr. G. W. Seaton. He was a civil war veteran and retired farmer, and was interested lu several banking institutions. Throe daughters. Mrs. William Harri son of Cartersburg, Burt A. Veatch of Danville and Mrs. Mabel Seaton of In dianapolis, survive. Funeral services will be held at Danville Saturday afternoon. Tabor Hearing Friday KALAMAZOO. Mich., April l.—Tbe first hearing for Mrs. Sarah Tabor, under new charges growing out of the myste rlous death of her daughter. Maude Tabor Virgo, four years ago, will be held in the circuit court at Pawpaw Friday morning.

Brokers Offer to Buy Stutz Stock NEW YORK, April 1. The Allan Ky an Brokerage Company today an Bounced it would purchase any stock of the Stutz Motor Company offered for sale. Trading in the stock on the New York exchange was suspended by the board of governors because It was alleged Allan A. Ryan, a member of the exchange, had "cornered" 80,000 of the 100,000 outstanding shares. This action of the company in offering to purchase any outstanding stock was taken to protect owners agalnpt loss. Finds Husband Dead in Chair Coroner Robinson today started an investigation into the death of Charles Kelly, <526 Cincinnati street. Mrs. Kelly found her husband sitting In a chair and when he did not answer her she discovered he was dead. Death is thought to have been due to heart disease.

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r — v Say, Judge, Did You Ever Harbor Cootie? TAYLORSVILLE, 111., April 1 - Appearances were against Joseph Grantham when ho sought divorce lu the circuit court from his wife ou the grounds of cruelty. He weighs 230 pounds and his wife 130. Case dismissed. V J World-Wide 1-Day Strike Announced PARIS, April l.— Tbe general federation of labor today announced organization of a world-wide twenty-four hour strike Slay 1 as a demonstration In favor of socialization of Industry. ONE MAN BUILDS CHURCH. In the English village of Stivieball may be seen a church that possesses the unique distinction of having been built by the unaided efforts of one man.

Test Croker’s Mind on Children’s Plea WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.. April I. Richard Croker, one time Tammany boss, was to be examined by alienists today following the issuance of a temporary injunction by the Palm Beach county court prohibiting him from transferring or disposing of his property. The injunction was granted on petition of Croker’s two sons and daughter, who claimed he was mentally incompetent and was being unduly influenced by his present wife. The Croker children plan to ask for appointment of a conservator for Croker’s estate, estimated at $10,000,000. Armenian Mandate Offered to League LONDON, Aoril I.—The supreme council has offered the mandate over Armenia to the league of nations, it was understood here today. The mandate would include the republic of Erlvan and adjoining territory, with an outlet to the Black sea.

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