Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 165, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1925 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, NOV., 11,1925

crnr manager LAW PRAISED t League Secretary Lauds Indiana Statute. Indiana’s law permitting cities to adopt the city manager form of government is one of the best, said H. W, Dodds, National Municipal .League secretary, of New York, in a letter .to Joe Rand Beckett, attorney, an executive committeeman of the city manager movement here. The Indiana law was drafted by Dr. A. R. Hatton, civic expert of Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Hatton, a widely known municipal law expert and charter consultant for the League, has frequently spoken here. "Certainly the Indiana law is superior to the New York law and in some respects an improvement over the New Jersey law, with which we had a great deal to do,” Dodds said. G. 0. P, POWWOW SET Inst District Meeting to Be Held at North Vernon. Bn Time Special NORTH VERNON, Ind., Nov. 11. —The last of a series of district meetings of the Republican party will be held here either Nov. 18 or 19. Both Senators James E. Watson

ANNOUNCING THE OPENING of the Twentieth Century Motion Picture and Dramatic Club’s STUDIO Thursday Evening at 7:30 An Interesting Program Assured Motion Pictures to Be Made of the Occasion EVERYONE INVITED 1610 North Meridian Street

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To High School and Eighth Grade Pupils Through the generous spirit of 25 Indianapolis business firms, whose representatives are members of the Kiwanis Club you are invited to be GUESTS at the afternoon concert of THE UNITED STATES MARINE BAND CABLE TABERNACLE. TBES., NOV. 17th Your Hosts Will Be J. H. Aufderhelde. Indianapolis Coal Cos. B. A G. Bandw!ch Shop Wm. F. Johnson Lumber Cos. A. Borlnsteln. £ l 9 e ': AtCo- _ „ , . - Merchants Heat A Light Cos. Brannum-Keene Lumber Cos. Edward W. Petri A Cos. Harry O. Cobb. Pettis Dry Goods Cos. R. W. Furnace Ice Cream Cos. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. O. D. Haskett Lumber Cos. Progress Laundry Cos. Hatfield Electric Cos. Sterling Laundry Cos. Hook Drug Cos. Schiosa Brothers Cos. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos. Vonnegut Hardware Cos. Indianapolis Electric Bupply Washington Bank and Truat Cos. Cos. Indianapolis Light A Heat Cos. Wllson-Stewart Music Cos Representatives of the Kiwanis Club Will Visit 1 the Schools Delivering Invitations in Person

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The above IndlannpolU bustne** firm* have parohaeed the entire capacity of Cadle Tabernacle for the afternoon to afford the pupils and orphan children this wonderful treat. The Night Concert, however. will be open to tlie General Public, price SLOO plus tax. No| •eat* reserved. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert start* promptly at 8 o’clock. Make your plans now to hear this, "the President’s own" band, the world’s greatest military musical organisation. Advance ticket sale is being conducted from Kiwanis Concert Headquarters. 820 Board of Trade Building. Deliveries will be made on phone orders. Call MAin 2045. MAln $046 or MAln 2047.

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Mrs. Anna Safar Mrs. Anna Safar of Chicago is on trial for her life for the murder of her husband, Ignatz Safar, whom she shot to death in front of a police station last February. She claims she shot in self-de-fense. They had been married only six months.

and Arthur R. Robinson and Governor Jackson are expected to deliver addresses to G. O. P. adherents of the Fourth District.

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AMUSEMENTS

REPEAL OF TAX IS NOT LIKELY Inheritance Assessment Probably Will Stand. Bn Time* Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—Members of the House Ways and Means Committee are framing the new tax reduction bill feeling that the muchheralded barrage by States against the Federal Inheritance tax has proved only a desultory rifle fire. At the hearings only six southern Governors made their appearance, and twelve other States had representatives to express the senitment of their executives. It had been previously reported that thirty-two Governors were opposed to the tax, but the Governors and other representatives who did appear were divided. Virginia imposes more tax per capita than any other southern State and according to all the views of the propagandists demanding immediate repeal should have been the warmest supporter of the movement. But Governor E. Lee Trinklo informed the committee that he doubted the wisdom of immediate repeal and was later even more emphatic in his testimony in opposing the immediate repeal. Gov. Thomas McLeod, South Carolina, was equally unwilling to

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AMUSEMENTS Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts Enterprises Columbia Club Ballroom Tomorrow Aft., 3 O’Clock LOIS and GUT CLARA MAIER CLEMENS Two Pianos Mezzo Soprano SEATS SELLING NOW Ona B. Talbot, 916 Home-Mansur And Colombia Club Ballroom Thursday, at % o'clock. 'sun. Nov .22 eve ’ g fAULWHITENAU ORCHESTRA 1 (AUTHORS AND \ COMPOSERS ) MAKERS OF HITS I Bernie Grown man. Abe Olman, •lark Stanley, Harry Kranz, Mitzi Richards. TOD WATSON AND HIS ROYAL GYPSY ORCHESTRA iNTr.onrciNO SENORITA FRRNANDITA PBEU OTHER BIG ACTS PHOTOPLAY “WITHOUT MERCY” WITH DOROTHY DEVORE ENGLISH’S MAT. SATURDAY “SPOOKS The Beat of All Mystery Plays ■ ab, ,|| Than "The Bat." More Thrills “The Cat and the Canary” and "The Gorilla." New York-Chieago Tiinmoh With Original New York Cast j Nights, 50e to S3; Mat. Today, 60c to $1 i Special Prices Sat. Mat., 6 s^S?i s ngMONDAY, Nov. 16 .>1 ATS. WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY ! SEAT SALE OPENS THURSDAY at 9 A. M. The Most Beautiful and Speetaealar Musical Play Ever Produoed Company 160. Great Male Chorus 60 Eyes., sl.lO, SB.BO. Sat. Mat., sl.lO, $2.75. Pop. Mat. Wed., 500 to $2. NOTE—In all cities played by "The Student Prinoe" seats were practically sold out for the engagement before the first performance. I Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Vaudeville's Latest Novelty Walter A Emily V/altera THE BABY’S CRY KRAMER AND BOYLE SUN FONG LIN CO. HEWITT AND HALL GORDON’S DOGS EDITH CLIFFORD SINGING COMEDIENNE Ilal Roach Comedy Film _h S(>IJJ)_SAILPRS MAKKYT WEEK NOV. T 5 Personal Direction E. F. Albee ROYAL WELSH CHOIR WALES' MOST FAMOUS CHOIR 16 Noted Vocalists DIRECT FROM WALES i In Addition to Other Features SEATS ON SALE NOW JONIGHTI.OO Others3o43o4 9?st Seats 1 Matinees Wee,

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see the Federal inheritance tax dropped at once, but favored a gradual withdrawal. Gov. Henry L. Whitfield. Mississippi. when asked what he thought would happen If the Fed“ral Government turned over the field of inheritance taxation to the States, said he thought the States would vie with each other in order to pass a law that would attract the most capital and the most people to the State and “we would have chaos and confusion.” OIL A LOOSING GAME Expanse* Exceed Income in Brilling Wells. Bn Time Special CHICAGO. Nov. 11.—According to the American Hesearch Foundation here, since the beginning of the oil industry $12,000,000,000 has been spent in drilling wells, while but $7,500,000,000 worth of oil has been found. In dther words, the oil Industry has netted a loss of $4,500,000. During the last few years dry holes have resulted in an average loss to operators of $90,000,000 a year. 77777T77 a 7mu^ e *ts 77 TtuTEvrrTaw , • I RED HOT. SNAPPY 1 ■ MW BURLESQUE KUDDLING KUTIES WITH MAX FIELDS AND ANNA FINK The Bnappl-*t Peppy Chorue of the Season on the

Where the Crowds Go! LYRIC G3 BELL’S HAWAIIANS OTHERBIGNEWAC^ MOTION PICTURES ~~~ —WgfflSWt—l POLA NEGRI IN “FLOWER OF NIGHT” VAN BIBBER COMEDY Charlie Davis Orchestra Rudolph Valentino |“C0BRfl” JAPOLLO Mac Murray—John Gilbert “The Merry Widow” •e •• Felix the Cat Comedy. "ON THE JOB" Emil Seidel and HU Orchewtra --- - g BEN LYON BLANCHE SWEET “THENEW COMMANDMENT” A Story of Lore—Two Young American*—and Pari* Before and Daring the Wax. OVERTURE “TALES OF HOFFMAN” BAKALEINIROFF Conducting ORGAN SOLO DESSA BYRD Playing "NORMANDY - " COMEDY “SPOTLIGHT” With Funny LIGK CONLEY Other Circle Features Minion Dollar i*it [t!|f;V|isß Picture wud LEROUX Weird Wonderful THE SUPER COLOSSAL SPECTACLE Honrs of Shows: 10 A. M., 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 7:40, 0:20. 10 —American Harmonists—lo

DISRESPECT IS COURT CHARGE Declares Slander Directed President Hindenberg. Bn Vnited Prttt BERLIN, Nov. 11.—Th’e case of Dr. William Jaenicke, attache In the foreign office and son-in-law of the late President Ebert, who Is accused of disrespect to President Hindenburg, today came up before the disciplinary court for trial. A few days after the field marshal’s election. Dr. Jaenicke made the following entry in the register of a well-known hotel In Capri, Italy:

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"In our cosy hotel we forget that a Hlndenburg has been elected German president.” This lapse aroused great indignation throughout Germany. Even Dr. Jaenike’s brother-lh-law, Fritz Ebert. Jr., found harsh words for his relative, declaring that Jaenicke stayed in Italy in a. semi-offi-cial and had by his foolish action done injury to the memory of his father. Only President Hlndenburg himself remained unmoved by this escapade and expressed the wiAh that grass he allowed to grow over It as quickly as possible, an action which won him the sympathies of many of his erstwhile antagonists. A German library which is to contain everything published in the German language since 1913 has been established in Leipzig.

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MAKES LONG DRIVE Hawk Catches Ball But Drops In Wrong Place. Bn Timet Special WINSTED, Conn.. Nov. 11.—An irate golfer blames a hawk's lack of intelligence for not helping him to make the famed “hole in one.” \ golfer on the Norfolk Down Club drove the hall and, ns it was descending. a hawk snapped it and carried it a considerable distance but failed

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