Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1925 — Page 19

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ARBITRATION OF FILM DISPUTES IS SUCCESSFUL Men of City Save Big Sum in Lawyer and Court Fees. Anfnt the movement to settle commercial disputes by arbitration rather than by resort to court, Harry J. Bailey, president of the Indianapolis Filin Board of- Trade, and Floyd Brown, vice president, todaypointed to the 1924 record of the Indianapolis joint arbitration board. The board settled thirty-nine disputes between film exchanges and exhibitors involving $11,067.93. Bailey and Brown pointed out that the arbitration board points the way for other lines of business. Such boards are operating successfully in thirty-two cities. In 1924 they settled 11,197 disputes Involving $2,119,622. The board consists of three exchange men and three exhibitors. In case of a tie vote, the six agree upon a seventh man, outside the movie business, to east the deciding vote. It never has been necessary to call In the seventh man in Indianapolis. Bawyer and court fees saved through arbitration amount to thousands of dollars, the film men say. The industry benefits through elimination of bad feeling resulting from resort to law. Bahzcil Expected Back B Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell, *-ho has been in Milwaukee, Wis.. since Sunday, where he tried a criminal case in Federal Court, was expected to return to Indianapolis today.

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INDIANA PRICES LOWER Public Service Commission Reports on Water, Electricity. Consumers of water and electricity in Indiana pay considerably less for the service than consumers in thirty-

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Leather lu " P One-Strap. Ask For No. *66O—A lovely Model in Patent Leather With Smart Braided Strap and Chic Patent Leather Bow—Spanish Heel. $3.50 Patent Flapper One-Strap. Ask For No. 9661—Patent Flapper One Strap New Ornamented Tip Overlay and the Season's Newest Cut Outs $3.5* Tan Anklet. Ask For No. 9768—Tan Ankle* The Latest Stylo in a Beautiful Cut Out Effect; Spanish Heel. Also in Velvet No. 937$ $3.50

six other States in the country, according to a survey completed by the engineering department of the public service commission. In practically every large city in the country, water and electricity rates average 20 per cent higher than in Indianapolis, the survey shows.

AJffle fWQ 11' NONE * m HIGHER) A Mg ORIGINAL Look at them! One new style after another, EXACTLY such ffo you se* in the windows of stores | at $7, $8 and $lO. Why should you pay extravagant prices for style, | , when the ultra-fashionable, the very newest | Paris conceits—are reproduced in NEWARK Shoes for only $3.60? A LITTLE price, but an ASTOUNDING value! Producing over 6 million pairs a year and selling them DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC through our nation-wide chain of stores at practically the WHOLESALE price that’s how such wonderful shoes can be sold by us for only $3.50. Come tomorrow and sen these magnificent examples of artistry in footwear for Easter. A e Jlaoor6 Sftoe Stereo G. *6O Stores Throughout The United States. • 164 N. Illinois St. 10 E. Washington St. i \ I 1 Newark Stores Open Evenings to Accommodate 1 p,,-. . A If' V ‘ " f’ * • vte ■' y .•“ -*r y*

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