Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1925 — Page 7
MONDAY, DEO. 28,1925
PERMANENT FARM RELIEF PROGRAM BEING WORKED OUT Administration Sanctions Compromise Plan Involving Establishment of Commission to Purchase Surplus < Products Without Fixing Prices. Bv United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Prospects for permanent and far-reaching farm relief legislation, sought vainly for year’s, took a boom today as a compromise plan for absorbing surplus products was being worked out. • ' The plan, involving establishment of a farm commission which would have charge of purchasing surplus supplies in times of plenty without involving the Government in a price fixing venture was to be thrashed out during an all-State bankers’ conference in Des Moines, la., beginning tomorrow.
Senators Brookhart, Independent Republican, Cummins, regular Republican and Representative Haugen, Republican, all of lowa, will discuss the project which is understood to have the sanction of Secretary of Agriculture Jardine. The plan is more far-reaching than the Government heretofore has sanctioned but it represents a compromise from the price fixing proposals advanced by progressives and hence its chances of passing Congress are greatly enhanced. CONFERENCE IS UNIQUE Leaders Promise to Lay Aside Politics at Meeting. Bv United Press DES MOINES, Dec. 28.—-A conference unique in the history of agriculture will be held here tomorrow for the purpose of formulating a unified program for farm relief. The entire lowa delegation in Congress, members of the lowa Bankers' Association who called the meeting, agricultural leaders of the various cooperative groups and business men will attend. Leawers have promised to lay political issues aside and give the “All-Iowa” agricultural meeting their support. Spokesmen for the Washington delegation are Senator Cummins and Representative Dickinson. They will review the Government's plans for aiding agriculture and discuss marketing proposals soon to be considered by the House and Senate. Coming at a time when farmers throughout the middlewest are clamoring for special legislation to save them from lqw prices, the meeting will be watched with great interest by officials at Washington. Tremendous pressure has been brought to bear on the administration by co-operative groups for some kind of machinery to dispose of crops in such a way as would enable farmers to realize cost of production plus a fair margin of profit. Surplus Is Problem President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine are said to agree that the question of surplus crops is one of the most important confronting agriculture today and that relief should be offered at once. Just how this can be done is the problem which faces- the conference tomorrow. Divergent views held by farm groups in the past have been a great hindrance in arriving at a relief plan acceptable to the Preddent and Jardine. But should a unified plan be arrived at tomorrow, leaders feel cer-
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tain that Congress will not turn a deaf ear to a prografn uttered with a common voice. All To Air Views It is certain that approval will be given to a marketing plan, details of which are to be worked out. Pre-session information indicates that the plan favored will include a proposal for a special Government commission to direct the sales of surplus crops in export trade. Following addresses by Cummins, Dickinson, Governor John Hammlll, Dr. R. A. Pearson, president of lowa State College, Mark G. Thornburg, State secretary of agriculture, and others, the meeting will resolve Itself into a round table discussion at whi-ph all delegates present will be given a chance to air their views on agricultural problems. ( TWO GIRLS SOUGHT Parents Say They Have No Inuence Over Children. police today were told to arrest two young girls and take them to the detention home, by parents, who sa* they are unable to have influence over their children. Angelina Kitcoff, 15, of 701 Harrison St., is dressed in a red dress, white sweater coat, brown coat, and galoshes. The girl is a ward of the juvenile court. Mary Francis Collins Lee, 15, ran away from her home at 330 Leeds Ave. Her mother told police she was wearing a black silk hat, old rose coat, silk dress, and black shoes and stockings. DEMOCRATS TO GATHER Twenty-Four Governors Invited to Jackson Day Dinner. Bv ivlted Press CHICAGO, Dec. 28.—Twenty-four Democratic governors have been invited to attend the Jackson Day dinner here Jan. 8. Governor Alfred C. Ritchie of Maryland, one of mentioned for the Democratic nomination for President in 1928. M "’11 be the principal speaker. The ui.iner is given under the auspices the Iroquois Club. SURPRISED DOG LONDON—The most surprised dog in London was discovered recently. He was swimming for sticks thrown by boys, when a diver's helmet popped up beside him. The dog reached the bank in one, and left hurriedly to keep an appointment.
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BROTHERS IN MELEE Two Are In Hospital—Two Others Are In Jail. Two brothers are in the city hospital today suffering from stab wounds. ' Two other brothers, the alleged assailants, are In city prison facing numerous charges. The fight took place at Vermont St. and Indiana Ave., after an argument at the Keystone Club, police say. Shepard. Ortan, colored, 638V4 N. West St., is alleged to have Ben Miller, colored, 642 Blake St., in the back and Denzil Miller, colored, 233 W. Fourteenth St., in the neck. He is held on two charges of assault" and battery with intent to kill. Ora Ortan, colored, 638 Va N. West St., is said to have administered a fist beating to both the Millers and then visited his home and beat his wife. He faces three assault and battery charges.
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LOVE DEFEATS PRISON’S BARS (Continued From Page 1) whpre the “Music Box Revue” was last week. Nicky joined her there as soon as he was released from prison and had time to visit a taildr. Being a clown on the stage doesn’t put one in the habit of expressing one’s emotions soberly, So when Fanny, in Milwaukee, was told that Nicky was to be released, she simply let out a whoop, cried, “There is a Santa Claus,”, and burst out laughing. ThaJ wa * all- But it said volumes. Fanny Brice didn’t know Nicky was a thief when she married him. They lived in an apartment in New York, for which she paid the rent. They had two children. When Nicky was arrested as the "master mind” in the big bond theft, Fanny enjoyed a good laugh. Or—well, maybe the laugh was a little bit forced. Anyway, she laughed. Simple a a Baby “Why don't they stop kidding and quit calling my Nicky a master mind?” she asked. “Why, that bird
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is as simple as our baby. I live with Nicky, and I guess I know how much of a master mind he’a got.” But down under the surface—well, maybe Fanny was right. Nicky Arn stein couldn't be a master mind to her. He was Just the easy-going, good-natured husband who liked to stay home and play with the babies while Fanny was at t.he theater —the understanding pal who “keeps quiet when I wake up cranky in the morning,” as she put it. Fanny stuck by him during his trial. She sat in the crowded courtroom with a pathetic little smile on her face, flashing him a look of sympathy when he glanced her way from the witness stand, dabbing her nose with an inadequate llttlo hand kerchief when he was convicted, and telling hjm to “look funny, dear.” when they posed for photographers Just before he was led away to prison. And Fanny is still sticking to “her man.” “No girl should permit a man’s prison record to interfere with her love for Idm,” she said. “True love overcomes all obstacles.” “Have you ever waited and watched for somothlng, always hoping that your dreams would come true? Have you counted the hours —empty hours—and then cried yourself to sleep? To women who have
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done that let me. Fanny Brice, whose business it Is to make people laugh, extend my whole-souled sympathy. “Sleep—-the night I heard of his release? A Uttle bit. A fitful kind cf sleep. Once I pulled that armchair up to the window and looked out over Lake Michigan. That’s south, isn’t it? I knew that somewhere, out across 4’ at water, my man was waiting foil e. > “Every time the t* phone jangled in the next two days rushed to answer it. Foolish, maybeVbut how could I help' it?” Fresh From Tailors Then Nicky, fresh from Chicago tailors, arrived. There was a great Christmas Day in that Milwaukee hotel suite — Fanny, Nickya and their two children, Billy and Frances. Nicky dressed as Santa Claus and there was a little tree with Christmas presents for everyone And never in her gayest moments on the stage did Fanny Brice wear a smile like she '/ore this Christmas. MINIATURE DOLL HOUSE LONDON—A miniature model of the queen’s doll house recently was made of old pieces of wood by a 15-year-old boy.
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CAESAR TAKEN TOO SERIOUSLY Napoleon and Others Also Emulated. Bv Times Btterial BOSTON, Dec. 28.—The fact that Napoleon, Caesar and other such celebrities got along on two or three hours’ sleep a day Is being taken seriously by too maany people, in tfte opinion of Dr. Richard C. Cabot, prominent Boston surgeon and one of the country’s authorities on social hygiene. Napoleon would have lived longer If he had slept more, Dr. Cabot declared in an address before the Massachusetts Teachers’ Federation. "The average person requires eight hours’ sleep,” he said, "but should sleep at least a sufficient number of hours so that he will be fully awake when he leaves his bed.” Dr. Cabot gave a list of don’ts, among which the following are the most important. Don't emulate Napoleon,- Caesar and other celebrities; be sure you
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