Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1922 — Page 11

DEC. 6, 1922

GEI REFUSESTO PftY Rssumes ‘Folded Arm’ Attitude Toward Allied Nations. CAN NOT COMPEL LEVY New Government Will Pursue With Policy on All War Debts. By United New BERLIN, Dee. 6. —Germany has again folded her arma and presented thls attitude to thè allies, “what are you going to do about it?” The republlc will refuse to pay thè indemnlty of 1.000,000 marks that thè en ten te demanda because of attacks on allied offlcera at Ingolstadt and I assau. This becanrse known following a conferente between Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno and thè premierà of t||p federa ted German States. The reich govemment takes thè poition that lt cannot compel thè clties to pay punitive indemnities wlttiout a special tax levy and expressed doubts that thè Relchstag would pass thè necessary legislatori. Cuno, it waa revealed. Bh s decided talet thè allies take thelr own course in thè mattar. Furthermore, it was stated that thè ntw government will pursue thè policy regarding reparations that was •nunciated by former Chancellor Wlrth, namely—that war debts will not be paid to an extent thpt would cause internai collapse to thè country.

Coal Dealers Are Generous Flfty per cent of thè loads of coal re-welghed by thè city weights and measures department en route to cu?tomers, this year, have been sound to be overwelght, Mrs. Mary Riddle, chief inspector, said today. Nlneteen per cent were underweight and thirty-one per cent correct. - Eighty-eight loads were stopped by thè inspectors. Seventeen were sound underweight. forty-four over and twenty-seven correct. Overweights ranged all thè way from Ave to 400 pounds and shortages from twenty to 1,130 pounds. MARTIN APARTMENTS ARE PURCHASED FOR $65,000 Miss Marguerite Sulllvan Boys From Two Owners. k The Martin Manor apartments, 3760 ilo 3766 N. Pennsylvania have been purehased by Miss Marguerite BuUlvan from Melvin R. Moser and J. N. Williams, it was announced yesterdav by D. J. Foster, reai estate dealer. The consideration was *65,000. Part of thè consideration was coverei by an eighty-acre farm in Clinton County. Two buildings of four apartments each compose thè apartments. They were erected about Ave years ago. Miss Sulllvan purehased thè property as an Investment, Foster said. U. S. COMMISSION WARNS AGAINST FAKE ‘SCHOOLS’ Civil Service Information Avallable in Federai Building. A waming against "mlsleoding newspaper advertisements of certaln aocalled “civil Service schools” has been issued by thè United States civil service commission. The commission says these adverUsements state that an examinatlon for railway postai clerka will be held soon, when, sta a matter of fact, no such examinatlon has been announced and none ls in prospect. It ls pointed out that full Information regarding civil Service exami A tlons may be obtalned from Henry M. Trlmpe, secretary of thè civil service BUILDING PERMITS E. P. Melcher, gsrvre, 4130 N. Pennsylvania. $606. _ E. P. Melcher. (arac*. 4134 1. Pennsylvania. $606. Clrcle City Conslrnctlon Company, duplex. 3261 Collere. $19,600. Ctrcle City Constructoto Company, duplex. 3265 oliere. $19.500. Lichtenauer Brothers, additlon. 1011 W. Washington. S4OO. . Wainscott. remodel. 1407 Blalne, $235. Alexander Box Company, storace, 1110 Trombidi. $2.500. X. D. Hoclunan. repalr, 26 W. TwentySixth, $450. J. P. Barrctt, factory. 518 W. McCarty. $7,000. B. P. Payton. dwelllng, 1219 W. ThirtyPourth. $5.000. James F. T. Sargent, garage. 3340 Central. S3OO. R P. Obllnrer. rnnre. 3322 College. SSOO. Claude Willia, ivpairs. 409 Massachueetls. $220. William H. Colerosa, remodel, garage, 21018 N. Meridian, 812.000 William E. Durant, garage, 1965 Arrow, $250. Anna M. Robblna. dwelUng, 2015 Floyd. $2,000. Martin Hugx. repalrs, 40 Virginia. $448. George W. Walklns. dwelllng, 413 E. Fortieth, SB,OOO. George W. Watkins. dwelling. 3966 Central. $8.600. Duplex Home Company, garagg, $640 Fall Creak Blvd.. SSOO. H. Peterson. reroof. 1432 Prospect. S2OO. Superior Garage, garage. 3345 Central. SSOO. H. Schnlderman. dwelllng. 2853 5. Delaware, $3.300. E B. Wright. dwelllng. 320 E. Flfty-Firat. $4.500. Con Doherty. dwelllng, 1401 N. Tremont. 53,600. J. M. Stephen*, dwelling. 1436 . Bellevlew, $3.800. R. E. French. dweUlng, 717 X. FiftySecond. $3.000. Robert Mlr.toa. garage. 047 Parker. $250. Frank J. McCoy, moving picture theater, 1801 Howard. $10.500. Edward Oeaenforth, additlon. 618 Parker.

Deadly Bt Uniteli Pre** CHICAGO, Dee. 6. The ukelele 1 a deadly weapon In thè eyea of thè law. Judge Joeeph S. Labray so deci ded In holding August Cantìnelll to trial for attacklng a Street car conductor with thè Soath Sea’e musicai metrument.

Betty Blythe Passes Up Breakfast for Talk Fest

By WALTER D. HICKUAS Am not in thè habit of meeting "queens.” Queens generally do not wait for man or beast. (What is that man raving about now?) Will teli you. Betty Blythe. who played thè queen in “The Queen of Sheba” movie, passeri up breakfast to talk to me so you mlght know all about her. I think thè passing up of breakfast must have been a hardship, because I dldn’t cali upon her untll 11:30 a. rn. I was ready for lunch. She for breakfast. No, I didn’t stay for lunch. 1 have told you about many screen Et&rs. Miss Blythe wants a homelike eixstence wherever she is. So for this week, while appearing in person at thè Lyric, she has taken an apartment at thè Spink-Arms, where she dlnes quietly in her own private little “diningette.” One would suspicion thè “Queen of Sheba” would want a rovai dining room with many servants, two bands and all of that stuff But not with Betty Blythe. Plain as An Old Shoe “1 am Just as plain as an old shoe,’’ she told me. “When thè 3how is over I want to go to some quiet .place, rest and read. lam glad that 1 have 'tlme to read.’’ Sounds rather funny to hear such common sense talk from a “movie queen,” but Betty Blythe is a reai woman. She is more than a shadow actor. She is a lover of good music. She knows how to sing and on thè stage her songs are of thè better class. A sweet little lullaby which she sings easlly wins any audience. “We all want to get back to nature." she confided. "We all want thè slmjde things of lise. (Then she startled me.) We are all llke monkeys. Why ls it that every spring we ru nto thè woods? It ls because we want to get closer to nature and thè slmple things of lise." Then we talked of Lione! Barrymore, Lionel Atwill. and Ixtuls Wolheim of "’Hairy Ape” fame. Yes. She Is Beautiful Betty Blythe is one of thè niost beautiful women I ever have met. There is more than mere physical beauty to this woman—there is an lntellectual beauty. She doesn’t pose while one is paylng a social cali. She is just a reai woman and that is a wonderful thing now dava. No cigarette smoking or any of that stuff. Jutt re al. Nearly forgot to teli you. She was dressed in one of those-er-a-whatyoumacalllts—a long flowing house gown. Rather artistic looking. Not as elaborate as a queen would wear, but one of those pretty things American women love to wear while at home. Oh. yes, she had on some pretty beads, green ones I think. She has faith in thè movies and thè people who are in them. Her motto seems to be—study all thè tinte, give thè best that ls in you and be a reai American Citizen.

DrBELL’S Quieti Colds Tbe moet stsbbora, throat-rasping corghs cannot rurviv a few dose* of Dr. Ball’s that good old-dm* remedy. There is esse and rclief in tbe eery firtt teaepoonfvl o f thffl sodili* pine-tar-heney compound. Dr. BofTe helthe rtw epott-looten, then stopn thè coutil. Hlmmoi to take! 30c AJ2 drofglsti.

Getting Wonderful Relief From Vin-Hepatica Found It- So Effective, Is On Third Bottle Mr. W. W. Bowman of 266 Hendricks Place, Indianapolis, Ind., in buying his third bottle of Vin Hepatica from thè Vin Hepatica nurse at Henry J. Huder’s Drug Store, was askeii what result was obtalned from Vin Hepati€a and this question brought his letter to thè owners as follows: I am now on my third bottle of Vin Hepatica, States Mr. Bowman, which I am taking for indigestion and auto-lntoxicatlon of lower bowel. I am getting wonderful relief and am incouraged to continue thè treatment. The Vin Hepatica nurse ls at thè Henry J. Huder Drug Store, corner of Washington and Pennsylvania Sts., Indianapolis, Ind., explaining thè merits of this great prescription and giving free trial saxnples. If you have not received your check ask thè Vin Hepatica nurse at this drug store to give you one.—Advertisement.

OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH; How To Get Re!;*f When Head! and Nose are >tuffcd Up. < <

Count fifty! Tour cold in head or catarrh disappears. Tour clogged nostrils will open, thè alr passagea of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breath at night. , Get a amali bottle of Ely's Cream EaJm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream In your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of thè head, soothing and healing thè swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yleld like magic. Don’t etay stuffed-up and miserable. Relief is s ure.—Advertlsement.

■hi MISS BETTY BLYTHE That is Betty Blythe—a reai woman and a splendid artist. I knevv you would love h^r. I do. / -I- I- -IOn View Today The following attractions are on view today: Ed Wynn in "The Per-

far iiùHf) ' |lf A 1 • H '0 ! 1 O s 1 E R 4 I N S 11T ' I l T 1 - O j / \ □ lL J

A SAFE HOME INVESTMENT

THE TIMES

fect Fool," at English’s: Lionel Atwill in “The White Faced Fool," at Keith’s; Betty Blythe at thè Lyric: Stan Stanley at thè Palace; musical comedy at thè Rialto; burlesque at thè Park and thè Broadway; “A TailorMade Man," at thè Circle; “Dr. Jack,” at thè Apollo: “The Forgotten Law,” at thè Ohio; “Calvert’s Valley,” at Mister Smith’s; “One Week of Love,” at thè Isis; triple bill at thè Regent and “Anna Ascends,’’ at thè Colonia!. I- I- -ILauder Due Friday Harry Lauder will open a two-day engagement at thè Murat Friday night. Vaudeville acts also are on thè bill. SCIENCE FAITH LECITO TOPIC John J. Flynn Explains Teachings at Murat Theater. “Christian Science—a Positive Faith.’’ was thè sdbject of a Jectufre glven by John J. Flinn of Evanston, 111., last night at thè Murat Theater. The lecturo was given under thè auspices of thè Second Church of Christ, Scientlst. Mr. Flinn waa introduced by C. Frederick Schmidt, chairman of thè board of directora of thè church. "Christian Science is not a blind be lief,” asserted Mr. Flinn. “Christian Science is an understanding of inAnite intelligence and of man’s relationship to thè Supreme Belng.” Mr. Flinn said that Christian Science ls invariably attacked by those who do not understand what it teachea. what H aims to do for humanity, or what lt accompliahes.

CENTRAL Indiana Power Co. The Company Electrìfying Industriai and Agrìcultural Indiana From thè Banks of thè Wabash — Announces an offering of seven per cent non-taxable cumulative preferred stock to its customers and their friends. This offering gives every one an opportunity to own an interest in an essential home industry—an industry that is growing by leaps and bounds with a record of having paid continuous dividends since organization. You take no chances when you invest in this home industry that you can see for yourself is a successful business. Every month you are paying us money for light, heat and power. Why not receive some of thè profits of this essential business in investing your surplus earnings in thè capitai preferred shares of thè Central Indiana Power Co.

You have been paying us money —Now we offer to pay you

This offer gives us thè opportunity to share our profits with our customers and their friends. It is a 7% investment in a home company that is absolutely safe. It is free from all taxation in Indiana and is exempt from thè normal Federai income tax. It will pay quarterly dividends of $1.75 on thè fìrst days of March, June, September and December. Aster prior charg-es thè earnings available for dividends are

Par V alue 5 100—Price Now s 9l NET RETURN BETTER THAN 7 y z % Ask any employe or inquire at thè office of any of thè companies named below. CENTRAL INDIANA POWER CO. 2 W. WASH ST. Owning and Operating thè MAIN 1127 MERCHANTS HEAT & LIGHT CO. WABASH VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. NORTHERN INDIANA POWER CO. PUTNAM ELECTRIC CO. VALPARAISO LIGHTING CO. CAYUGA ELECTRIC CO.

DEMOCRATSTO MEETTUESDAY State Chairman Issues Cali for Legislative Conference at Denison Hotel. Democratic inembers of thè next Legislature will meet in a legislative conference at thè Denison Hotel next Tuesday afternoon. The cali was issued by Walter S. Chambers, Democratic State chairman, following a meeting of Democratic party leaders end successful Stato and congresslonal nominees yesterday It was decided that thè Democrar.s will do all in their power to carry FOR COLDS You bave proven “Seventyseven” for Colds and Grip, Caiarrl-i, Pains and Soreness in Head and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat and General, Prostration and Fever, now try Dr. Humphreys’ Remedies for other diseases —from Sprue to Gout. Doctoriug Book mailed free. Prie. 300 nd SI.OO, st Dnisr Storco, or sont on remittance or CO D Parcel Post. Hnmphrsj-s’ Homeo. Mrdiriao Company. 156 William Street. New York.

out thè platform pledgws of thè party in thè last campaign. State headquarters will be lcept open permanently, Mr. Chambers said. The only point on which there was any difference of opinion was on thè program to be followed regarding school legislation. Some opposition to refonns advocated in thè recent educational survey developed. Charles A. Greathouse, former superintendent of

OPENING Thursday Morning FOR ALL THE CHILDREN! Chmlmiu Toy Snggtsliont u. - American Boy Athletic Outfìts. I \ Lionel Ives Electric Raihvay System. *— l Medianica 1 trains, Ereetor sets, all sizes; Gilbert À. magic sets, coaster wagons, many mechanical novelties, kiddie pedal cars, toy engineering outfits, Crown bicycles, Yankee Ace bicycles, ( | 1 Many other toy outfits. An un- f Ì A- — ~~ equaled selection of athletic goods. ' ; =•, „V. See oar spoehil ( hristmas display at thè MaroU Bull din jf, I F 1259 .‘542-3ÒB Massachusetts Aveuue. Smith-Hassler-Sturm Co. = _ 219 MASS. AVE. Member Army and Navy Stores Assn. lat< ‘ r ’

over three times thè dividend requirement on thè regular and present authorized issue. You can buy these shares either for cash or on an easy payment pian, thus giving everybody an opportunity to take advantage of a very profìtable, secure investment. These shares are to be sold by thè company and their employes.

Public lnstructlon, warned party leaders of thè danger of becomlng obstructionists in educational affairs. Jackson day banquets will be held in Indianapolis and throughout thè State next month, lt was announced. Two appointments were announced by Zacariah T. Dungan, newly elected clerk of thè Supreme Court. He named E. H. Yergens of Newcastle as assistant deputy and Anderson

Ketchum of Greensburg as record clerk, R. O. T. C. Officers Named , These addltional appointments hatre been made in thè Arsenal TechniCal unlt of thè R. O. T. C.: Captaln. band. Frank W. Wilson; second Uoutenant, Company E, Malcolm Portar; second lleutenant, Company F, Fred XX Wood.

W HOrtW |l\ WITH 'ir TFII A H 0 s 111 IE R • ! I m\ ! s T . ' i lì T 1 ! O JUlCtiu L jfernn i nin^ □ CZT" Jj

11