Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 93, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1920 — Page 3

ADE TO BE HOST TO G. O. P. LEADERS Humorist Sets Next Tuesday for State Powwow. Men and 'women members of the republican state committee, state candidates and republican editors of Indiana nu men and women heads of county organizations have been Invited by George Ade, Hoosler humorist, to n all-day conference and organization meeting at Hazelden farm, near Brook, nest Tuesday. Lawrence Lyons, chairman of the Tenth district, is co-operating with Mr. Ade In arranging the affair. It is expected more than 100 persons will attend the gathering. Aside from the furthering of organization plans, and perfection of the registration drive for a big registration of republican voters Sept. 4, the chief attraction at the event la to be a fried chicken dinner. Former United States Senator Albert J. Beveridge, who Is to take the stump for the republican national ticket, speaking in Chicago Sept. 17, expressed confidence yesterday that the republican party will sweep the country In November. In eonnection with the plan of Senator New. who is at the head of the national speakers’ bureau, each of the ninety-two counties of the state will hold Constitution day meetings. Sept. 17. Following the announcement that Senator Hiram W. Johnson, who was a candidate for the republican presidential nomination, will stump Indiana for Hard-

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ing and Coolidge, ensues the announcement of Senator New that Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., is to participate in the Indiana campaign some time in October. TEACHERS’ BODY ADJOURNS TODAY Wabash College Man Talks on Americanism. Addresses were made by C. J. Orbison, federal prohibition enforcement officer, and Dr. George Tapy of Wabash college, at the final sessions of the Marion County Teachers' Institute today. This morning Dr. Tapy spoke on "The Spirit of Americanism,” and In the afternoon on ‘‘The Great Teacher.” Mrs. Nell I. Sharpe give a number of musical at both the morning and afternoon sessions. Yesterday Dr. Tapy talked on “The Gospel of Relaxation,” in which he defined the fundamental differences between work and play. He claimed that the popular games of today are hungering of the pre-civllized era. M. Folev gave a short talk on the relation of the child to the, legal profession, and Judge James A. Collins talked on “The Education of Aliens.” Compulsory education of aliens and the restriction of the ballot to persons who can read and write were urged by Judge Collins. The conduct of night schools by the city was offered by the speaker as the logical means for educating aliens.

AFTER SHARES Hoosier Heirs Plan to Get Control of Estate. Special to The Times. MARION. Ind., Aug. 27.—One hundred and twenty-five residents of Grant county are said to be heirs to the $200,000,000 Coate-Coppock estate o Pennsylvania, legal stepa to obtain con trol of which are to be Instituted sooi. in "Mij.-ioinMn. The property In question is located in .a ,tcstciicsi<-r aint t'otiadeiphia counties, Pa., and in the city of Philadelphia. It is said to have been leased by Marmnduke Coate on July 16, 1816, to various persons. The lease was at an annual rental of $1 an acre and was for a term of nlnetynine years. At the end of this period the title to the property was to revert to the heirs of the original owner. The date of this reversion would be July 21, 1915. Two hundred and fifty of these de scendants and heirs, live in Ohio and Pennsylvania. It is said that at the time the lease was made there was no means for a proper record to be made. The owner, Marmaduke Coate, was a member of the Fflends church. It is reasonable to presume, they say, that the lease was recorded In some church document. TO OFFER COU RT TRADITION. There Is a tradition among them that such a lease was executed, and this

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tradition is to be brought forward lit the title suit to be tried In the courts of Pennsylvania by Judge E. C. Abbot, of Santa Fe, N. ,M., and Washington, D. C., who has been retained by the Coate-Coppock heirs to establish their rights to the estate. iti presenting his case Judge Abbott will use many letters, written at various times during the last 100 years, which refer in detail to the Coate lease. Descriptions of the property taken from letters and church domuments are said to be of no avail at the present time In locating the Coate land. Records in the land office at Washing-

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ton refer to the property In Venango county ns “north of Oil creek ta White mountain,” that in Wesichester county as “along the Brandywine,” and that in Philadelphia ns from “Old Delaware to York road, Hickory lane to Ridge road.” Hickory road in Philadelphia was first changed to Coate street —which name is regarded significant—then to Fairmount avenue. Old York road has been changed to Fourth street and Ridge road to Wissahickon road. This locates the property in a rectangular tract in the vicinity of Market anil Broad streets in the city of Philadelphia, thirty-six blocks of the most valuable property In the city.

Important News on Pages 10 and 11 Be Sure and Turn to Them Prices Have Struck Bottom in Our Great Removal Sale We Move September 7th 407-417 WEST WASHINGTON STREET Open Saturday Nights Until 9 O’clock

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