Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1925 — Page 7

TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1925

MITA’S CLAIM MROCKEFELLER ’ MOREY ARGUED Awyers Battle Over Rights W of Riding Masters J Daughter. . Poor little Anita Oser of SwitzerAnd. Her right to certain Hockeeller millions was designated by ttorneys in Federal .Court, this Doming as ‘'absolutely ephemeral.” The case before Judge Robert C. laltzell is a motion to dismiss the hit of Anita’s grandfather, Harold dcCormlck, in Anita’s behalf against lis former wife, Anita’s grandfiother, Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Melormick. Harold McCormick seeks to prevent his former wife from claiming $8,017,164, which 'accrued in lerest from a trust fund, established. >y John D. Rockefeller, and of which tlrs. Edith McCormick is life tenant, lie alleges the stock should be held In trust for the little girl, while the Irustees of the fund, the Equitable Trust Company of New York, and K Mrs. Edith McCormick contend that ft the sum should be allocated to her, I Us life tenant. It New York lawyers are arguing Hiat the motion cannot go forward without the presence of three JBfcally interested persons, Fowler Muriel Rockefeller and Mrs. Ma%ulde McCormick Oser, mother of Anita. ,■ “These persons are indispensible Barries to this suit,” declared L>. F. PFRlcPherson, first lawyer to speak for the defense, “and the court candot properly proceed in the absence Df them.” If this motion in Federal Court is dismissed, prominent lawyers say Mrs. Edith McCormick will Aery likely obtain the iatock, without further interference. lOWA FARMERS | ‘DISTRUSTFUL’ , (Continued From Page 1) . Unanimous feeling that the farmer has been “double-crqssed.” The economic crisis now confronting the corn belt States is the culmination of a depression which started in 1920 and has been more or less pronounced since.. Several things have contribute dto make distress acute. Alt attack on the Administration for its failure td provide relief was delivered by Congressman L. J. Dickinson. “I am sick and tired,” Dickinson declared, “of men who sit around and talk about relief plans that are economically sound without actually doing something about it.” Control of surplus farm products a Government Marketing ComRiission was the plan of relief laid Wiefore the conference by Senator Albert Cummins, lowa, Republican. CAPPER FLAYS TARIFF Nation Faces “Economic Upheaval” He Says, Unless Law Is Modified. United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Unless an immediate modification of the tariff law is made in favor of the western farmers “an economic upheaval” will take place, Senator Arthur Capper, Kansas, Republican, today told the People’s Reconstruction League in national session here. “The fanner always suffered from tariff legislation.” Capper declared, “because the laws were made in the East.” PRICE FIXING OPPOSED llil United Press ' WASHINGTON Dec. 29.—President Coolidge will sanction no farm price fixing measures direct or in direct, it was announced at the White House today. This statement was made in anRelieved His Rupture l was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago. I feared my only hope of cure was an operation. Trusses did me no good. Finally I got hold of something that quickly and completely cured me. Years have passed aud the rupture lias never returned, although 1 am doing hard work as a carpenter. There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. T have nothlug to sell, but will give full Linformation about, how you may find ■complete relief without operation, if you fwrite to me, Kugene M. F’lillen, CaOpenter, 317 M Marvell us Avenue. Manasquan, N. .T. Better cut out this notice and show it to any others who are ruptured—you may save a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and Ihe worry and dread of an operation.— Advertisement.

VISIT OUR EXCHANGE DEPT. Never boy any used fnrniture until yon have first visited the “trade in” dept. In oar basement. Cash or Credit GORDON’S FURNITURE STORE 111 E. Washington.

SMART APPAREL On Easy Terms FEDERAL CLOTHING STORES 181 W. Washington 8t

(Wednesday and Thursday Only) Records—s for *1 (Regular Price 50c, 75c and $1.00) Hundreds of specially selected Columbia and Perfect Records go on sale an< f Thursday at the greatly reduced price of 5 for SI.OO. This list includes dance, vocal, Hawaiian, sacred, band, orchestra and many standard numbers. All records are -new and in perfect playing condition. Lay in a supply Wednesday or Thursday. CARLIN MUSIC CO. 143 EAST WASHINGTON

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M HOWIZTHESE For Month-End Bargains? /S Remember—Franks a’s Carry No Seconds—No Factory Rejects—Only High-Stand-ard Merchandise at Lowest Prices!

22 Men’s $3.00 SPORT COATS $ 1 .50 4 pockets, light and dark colors. Month End price only 14 Men’s sls ALL-WOOL SUITS s^.so —Fine all-wool suits; wanted pat- W terns 26 Young Men’s $5.00 COLLEGIAN PANTS syj.9s —Narrow wale genuine corduroy; slightly soiled 21 Men’s $3 B. & R. LUMBERJACKS $ 1 .65 Black and red check patterns. Sale price 6 Men’s sls tSSgf OVERCOATS Good patterns and wanted colors. ™ Sale price

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swer to querriea as to whether the chief executive would sanction the indirect price stabilization proposal suggested and being worked out by Secretary of Agriculture Jardine. BRIAND GAINS FRESH LAURELS Tax Projects Approved—No Ministers Resign. Rll United Press PARIS, Dec. 29—Premier Aristide Briand gained fresh laurels today when his cabinet approved the tax projects of Finance Minister Doum er and none of the ministers resigned as had been feared might be the case. Indications had been given that the radicals of his regime might walk out upon approval of the tax measures, thereby plunging France into anew cabinet crisis of considerable gravity. ENSEMBLE TO GIVE PROGRAM The following program will be broadcast from WFB.M tonight from 9:15 to 10:15 by tlil Pettis Light Opera Ensemble: "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" from Chauve Souria “Barcarolle” from "Tales of Hoffman" . . . . ; Offenbach "The. Grand Old Wabash” by Bertha K. Hodrkln (Bequest) Soprano solo. Ruth Otte.. Selections from opera “Martha”.. 'The Dancers" .by Lemont “Furvleul-Funic’ula” by Denza ■Marcbeta" by O’Hare Soprano solo, Ruth Otte. ‘The Sweetest Story Ever Told” by Stubs Mv Old Kentucky Home" by Foster "Moonl'ght and Roses” by Moret "Goodnight" by Ashford Soprano solo, Ruth Otte. ■ Forgotten ■ by Cowles 'Circus Gallop” from... “Bartered Bride"

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84 Pairs Men’s 25c WOOLMIX WORK SOX | C c —Good heavy qualities; gray mix only. Sale price, - pairs 25<Spair 23 Men’s $1.25 Fine ALL-WOOL SCARFS WU p —Here’s your chance to get a real muffler at less than cost 42 Men’s $1.25 a jrv SHIRTS & DRAWERSWIJ r —Extra fine quality; 2 garments for $1.75; the garment 39 Men’s $1.50 Gray jm Sweater COATS £ —Heavy quality coat style; shawl ** collars. Sale price IS Men’s $1.50 ‘F. & S.’ WORK PANTS l<V| r Khaki and gray atriped materials. Sizes 36 to 40. Sale price

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CTTrjUNCIE now has patience lIVII telephone operators. y Ti l Each of the girls has agreed to furnish a half pint of milk for some school child each day. Ralph Cosier Is the new president of the Bloomington Kiwanis Club. All Char.es C. Williams wants now is a badger. Friends gave him a badger dog at M uncle. Greensburg claims the champ villain. He stole a Christmas basket from the Salva.tion Army. All isn’t gold that glitters, Arthur Seay of Lebanon found out. He took a cardboard containing collar buttons. He was charged with drunkenness. A special vSnire has been drawn for Lee Kincaoe of Noblesville, who will go on trial at Tipton Jan. 4 on charge of murdering his wealthy father. Julie, black and tan dog of Robert Travers of Evansville, dined well today. He chased away a burglar who entered the home. A chicken that escaped a truck at Marlon went In the right direction. It flew to the Salvation Army home. Poor folks ate chicken as a result. Ward Hoover, lormer North Manchester citizen, has been named postmaster at Eldorado, California. A party of Huntington men hunting rabbits killed a large timber wolf which Is blamed for killing fnany sheep and chickens.

CITY HOSPITAL WINGDESIRED ' Increase in number of city hospital patients makes necessary construction of another wing, Dr. Richard A. Poole, who will be superintendent under the next administration, said at a conference with Mayor Shank Monday. * Shank estimated the wing would j cost sijoo,ooo. j Poole praised the retiring board of j health and Dr. Cleon Nafe, retiring j superintendent, for addition of a surgery ward, nurses’ home and administration building. Duplicate bronze tablets, honoring the memory of Dr. Everett E. Hodgin, formerly board of health president, will be placed today in the nurses’ home and administration building. Just 3 Times a Day Take a dose of SHAPLEYS Original STOMACH MEDICINE and In three days note the improvement in your general health. HOOK’S DEPENDABLE DRUG BTOREB AND ALL GOOD DRUG STORES. v

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Clothes Shop Next to Washington Bank and Trust Cos. Opposite Statehouse

FACTORY FIRE LOSS $40,000 Commercial Box Company Is Destroyed. Investigation was being made today to determine the origin of a fire that destroyed the Commercial Box Company, 1410 Capitol Ave., causing a damage of $40,000 late Monday. Fire Chief John J. O'Brien, who lives near the factory, said flames enveloped the building when he first saw the blaze. Second alarm was sounded and eleven companies responded! lines of hose were used. John and Andrew Alexander, owners, said five auto trucks, machinery and materials used to manufacture and rebuild boxes were destroyed in the blaze. Sparks caused a SI,OOO damage to a duplex occupied by P. Flacker and Paul Jardina, 715 Greer St., Monday. Firemen only answered ten alarms from 7 p. m. Monday until 7 a. m. today.

NEW YEAR TO BE WELCOMED (Continued From Page 1) made. The Claypool Trio will play. "Paramount Frolics of 1926,” a musical show, will provide entertainment at the dinner. An eight-piece orchestra will furnish music for dancing after 10 p. m. Breakfast will be served at the club. Twenty dancers of Mme. Theo Hewes will give an elaborate dance and revue characterizing the passing of the old year at midnight. More than three hundred reservations have been made for the din-ner-dance at the Claypool, Arthur B. Raltano, secretary, said. American • Harmonists will furnish music from 10 p. m. to 2:30 a. m. Miss Rose Barrish, secretary of the Severin, said about 200 reserva-' tlons have been made for the program at the cabaret. Program starts at 10 p. m. Paramount artists will give a revue. At Elks Club Elk’s Club plans to have more than 500 present, G. B. Thompson, hotel manager, said. Singers and dancers will entertain. Dancing will be from 9 p. m. until 2 a. m. Lew Wing, manager of Shanghai Tea Garden at English's Hotel, said forty tables had been reserved. A special program of entertainment will be followed by dancing. Entertainment for about 500 members of the Athenaeum will start at 9 p. m., Richard Werner, manager, said. Open house and reception for members and their families will be observed New Year’s day by Murat Shrine. Hours from 2:30 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. There will bo dancing and refreshments.

TOMORROW! West Washington Street MONTH-END SALE

Choice of 7 Solid Oak Bedroom Chairs $-JJB

Fumed Oak Stand Fumed Oak UmbrenT Stand. 1 only. Month yOg* End price .. I Electric Heat Pads Electric Heating Pads that sooth pain and Induce reat- YQa ful sleep. While 25 last I JL Velour Upholstered Bed Davenport Bample only. Upholstered In combination velour. £IQ ll 11 Month-End price Uvot/v Golden Oak Kitchen Safes Sampleonly. Sturdily built safe with glass doors, | jjl LV reduced to JL V*vO Arm Chairs One lot of oak and mahogany finished hoet fl L chairs. Reduced to •-.-*|ivv Reed Fibre Floor Lamps Sample only. Genuine reed fire Floor Lamps, with cretonne lined shade. Less than y QIT half price f esJO Stair Carpet About 150 yards of etrongly woven Jute stair carpet In striped design. Month /Cl/* End price, per yard uJv v * Axminster Rugs 4'/ 2 x12-foot Axminster rugs priced for quick clearance; deep pile, neat patterns; some _ . _ _ slightly lm- ' 1 R Qk perfect lUit/U Baby Walkers Made of hardwood, in natural gloss finish. Seat suspended by straps. Easy rolling caster*. Limited stock to close out 1 O Q IsLtU

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All one only floor samples, short lots and shop-worn pieces accumulated from a busy year’s selling—merchandise that is desirable in every way to you* the consumer, but which we wish to clear out before inventory. All go into the Month-End Sale tomorrow at STARTLING LOW PRICES

Piano Benches Choice of oak or mahog any finished benches. O AO Tomorrow while 8 last 4iovO Window Shades Odd lot of tan Window Shades, some plain, some scalloped; 36 dQ/to7Q/* to 48-inch slze...fJJ/L lU f 64x76-Inch Cotton Blankets Tan colored bodies, striped borders, limited number. O Oil Choice OemAlJ / Gray Enameled Coal Ranges Six.hole polished steel top, castiron body, enameled yfl L A gray. Tomorrow 4! */•*/V Oak Dining Tables Solid oak Pedestal Tables, 42-inch size with six-foot Extension. Month End IOA C| P rice IJtJj \ Enameled Bassinette Sample only. Ivory enameled frame, fully enclosed A C with screen wire Osl/c/ Cork Linoleum 500 yards blue and white cork linoleum; slightly /*A Imperfect; per square yd UvC Oak Dressers Oak dressers with three spacious drawers and / clear mirror. 1 £ AC Only IO.JJ Floor Lamp Shades Your choice of one lot of sample floor lamp shades in assorted colors A Q Q at only Hi-Lo Chairs Soundly built, combination high-chair, rocker and wheel chair. Made of oak, golden finish. y A L Month End Bale price f eOO

Gray and Blue Enameled Breakfast Room Servers $2~

Junior Size Brass Costumer One only. Month End *7AP r,c * I? C Steel Mail Boxes Sheet steel Mail Boxes with hinged door, Cock and key. Pyrolln window newspaper clip OO and name plate for card mvC Ball-Bearing Wringers All-Metal, Ball-Bearing Wringers, priced for O 00 Immediate clearance # Hi Oven Gas Range Sample only. Slightly used A A value typical of the (JIT great Month End SalL...mu|lv Used Singer Sewing Machine Sample only. Rebuilt by -t experts. Sews perfectly, 1 V Hl Priced for tomorrow .... iOs/t/ T hree-Piece Reed-Fibre Suite Davenport, Chair and Rocker of closely woven reed fibre. Upholstered In cretonne, loose spring f* £\ r* £\ cushions. Sample only. 110 Ilf ft Slightly soiled .... *.... # -OsJeOxf Comforters Soft, warm comforters In assorted colors. Size 72x78 A Inches. Tomorrow ./ A ll only Or jV Davenport Table Tudor period design; mahogany finish. Only 5 tables 4|'\ ami for Month End 1 < |l L selling 1 Jtif J Oblong Bird Cages Sturdy wire bird cage* with perch, swing, glass and seed f /\ cups. Month End I | U Price A • 1 U Player Roll Cabinet Large size, mahogany finished cabinet, greatly reduced for <f O AP> Month End Sale. Sample I < UU only „ LOeUO