Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 203, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1928 — Page 14

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COOLIDGE BUSY AT DESK WHILE OTHERS REST President at Office Early to Start His Work of New Year. Td/ United Press WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.—President Coolidge today took up the work of another year, apparently unmindful of the beckoning finger of time. Government departments enjoyed a holiday, but Mr. Coolidge was at his office early. Callers noticed there was a definite suggestion of “business as usual.’’ Physically fit, and rested by a quiet week-end in the executive mansion, the President busied himself with set duties with no indication that passage of the old year impressed him as being significant. To callers who sought from hint a review of the Government in 1927, it was suggested that the press could furnish it better than he. In his 56th year, President Coolidge appeared in excellent health as he considered plans for one of the greatest adventures of his official life—a trip to Havana on Jan. 13, formally to open the sixth conference a desire to weld the ties of friendship between this nation and South and Central American countries. The President turned from his work a few hours to join Mrs. Coolidge in greeting representatives of the Government and foreign nations, who called in great numbers to wish them a “Happy New Year ” The White House was a picture in colors as members of the diplomatic corps, officers of the army and navy and department officials appeared, each in the formal attire of his office. Arrangements were made to receive the public at 1 p m. The police guard was augmented in anticipation of the crowd that each year extends from the White House grounds into adjoining streets. MORE TAX REFUNDS ARE GIVEN HOOSIERS Treasury Announces Large Number to Receive Benefits. Bii Times Daedal WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Additional Hoosier persons and firms share in the Federal income tax refund were announced by the treasury today. They include the following: Ernest Knefler, Golden Hill Dr.. $385; Mercantile Discount Corporation. $2,319; •J. H. Trimble, Meridian Life Bids.. $124; J. W. Caswell. Huntington. $2,024; Gregg & Son. Inc.. 1004 Madison Ave., $1,323; George Hilgemeier. 519 W. Raymond St., $789; Hyde Lumber Company, South Bend, $4,267; Republic Construction Company, 1614 Merchants Bank Bldg., $2,247; Charles Products Company, 1614 Merchants Bank Bldg., $4,987; Star Millinery Company, 17 W, Maryland St„ $218; F. H. Bachman Estate, 1415 Central Ave., $407; Sentinel Realty Company. 27 S. Illinois St„ $1,698; Charlton N. Carter. 5 E. Market, $28,066; Robbins Body Corporation, $2,894; T. G. Williams, Linton, $1,961: Hide Leather and Belting Company, 227 S. Meridian, $2,309; Pan-American Bridge Company, Newcastle, $5,242; B. C. Van Hook, 618 Continental Bank Bldg., $2,867: Wabash Veneer Company. 3321 Massachusetts Ave.. $639; Mrs. Josephine Frawley. 3744 Spring Hollow ltd.. $158; Madam C. J. Walker Manufacturing Company, 640 N. West St.. $5,999; W. C. Borcneraing. 151 Fall Creek Blvd.. $1.0831 Foster Machine Company, Elkhart, $17,924: S. C. Wodley. 3074 N. Pennsylvania, $706; Indiana Condensed Milk Comapny, $24,684.

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FIGHT INDICTMENTS Councilmen’s Quash Motions Up Jan. 7. Arguments on motions to quash indictments against four city councilmen and Martin Frankfort, local real estate dealer, charging bribery in connection with zoning ordinances, will be heard by Criminal Judge James A. Collins, Jan. 7, Councilmen named are I illard W. Ferguson, Walter R. Dorsett, Boynton J. Moore and Otis E Bartholomew. The indictments were returned by the prend jury V >v. 4. Attorneys for the defendants filed the motions to quash arraignment. Judge Collins said that similar motions for Council President Claude E. Negley and Member Austin H. Todd, who, with Moore and Drosett, were named in a second group of charges, will be argued about a week later. The indictments alleged that the councilmen accepted money to vote in favor of rezoning ordinances, fire equipment orders, and against the proposed impeachment of former Mayor John L. Duvall. Frankfort is alleged to have given Moore S6OO to vote for rezoning a location at Twenty-Seventh and Meridian Sts. for business purposes. PASSENGER TRAINS IN COLLISION, ONE HURT B.ii United Press MT. VERNON. 111., Jan. 2.—Two Louisville Nashville passenger trains, No. 55 southbonud and No. 56 northbound, collided at Shirley switch near here early today. Early reports declared Frank Clark, Evansville, Ind., engineer of the northbound train, was the only person injured. Engines and the first baggage cars of both trains were derailed. It was believed one train ran through an open switch and crashed into the other standing on a siding

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FAIR BOARD TO ELECT Meeting Is Scheduled at Claypool Wednesday Morning. Election of officers of the .Indiana State fair board will be held at the Claypool Wednesday morning. E. J. Barker. Thorntown. secretary of State agriculture board, is expected to be re-elected secretary. The meeting will be preceded by numerous livestock association meetings, starting today. LOIE FULLER DEAD Famous Actress Victim of Bronchitis in Paris. I’di United Press PARIS, Jan. 2.—Loie Fuller, friend of Queen Marie of Rumania and one of America’s most colorful contributions to the International theater, died here today from bronchitis. Loie Fuller was bom In Chicago more than a half century ago, the exact date being unknown. She made her debut as an actress at the age of 2 and throughout her childhood toured in stock with “Buffalo Bill,” W. J. Florence and other noted actors. Her first New' York appearance came in 1886, w'hen she w-as cast in “Humbug” as the vivacious Nettie. Miss Fuller toured in the West Indies as Juliet and Paulin in “The Lady of Lyons” and in 1889 won London theatergoers as Mercy Baxter in “Caprice.” The actress began a study of ballet work and transferred her enthusiasm to dancing. She shocked New York in 1891 by her still famous “serpentine dance,’ and w’rote and produced various ballets presented in London and Paris. Hans Sanitarium Dn Times Special _ _ _ PLYMOUTH. Ind., Jan. 2.—F. E. Burlingame, South Bend, has taken a long lease on the residence ow'ned here by the C. L. Morris estate, and will convert the house into use as a sanitarium.

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CHAPTER LIX “There are several things that I’d like to talk over with .you,” he said. “We may as w’ell have this over as soon as possible.’ Diana agreed, sighing, a little. She was dreadfully afraid that he w r as going to ask her to be a wife again. And she dreaded the thought. There would only be another scene. The visit would settle nothing, she knew. It would merely revive the ghosts of dead things and furnish the occasion for one of those petty, nerve-wracking quarrels she hated so much. But the look of troubled anxiety on Arthur’s face made her glad that she had accepted his offered visit. Perhaps, after all, she was more selfish than she was ready to admit. She was demanding that Arthur make it possible for her to lead her own life and have her career, and what was she giving In return? After all, a shusband and wife, they had mutual respon'.-bili-ties.

LONG TERMS FACED Penalties Severe If Walb and Weaver Are Guilty. Sentences of fifty-one years in prison and fines of $75,000 face Clyde A. Walb, Republican State chairman, and Valentine D. Weaver, president of the National Bank of La Grange, indicted Saturday by the Federal grand jury, should they be convicted on each of twelve counts and given the maximum penalty. Weaver, as former president, and Walb, as former vice president, were indicted on charges of violating the national banking act, as result of finding of $76,000 in forged paper in the bank. They are charged with overdrafts in checking accounts of Walb and the Walb Construction Company, with making false entries and issuing forged notes to cover the overdrafts. The two will be arraigned before Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick at Ft. Wayne. Bond has been set at $5,000 each. Capiases for their arrest were being prepared at Ft. Wayne. NERVE WILL HELP BRIDE Leap Year Proposal Will Win Free License. County Clerk George O. Hitzell today offered a free marriage license to the first leap year couple applying for a license Tuesday. His office was not open today. The girl must admit that she proposed, Hutsell said.

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In a very literal way, “What was sauce for the goose was sauce for the gander,” in their case, and perhaps, she was making Arthur very unhappy—interfering with his success. even—while demanding that he do everything to aid her in her career. Yet, she was never more appreciative of Arthur than now. All the virtues she had found in him before marriage were intensified in the light of her new understanding. he appealed to her in other ways .. . Diana left Arthur at the corner. She stood and watched him while he strode away, swinging In his characteristic energetic way through the stream of pedestrians until he turned into the towering office building out of sight. Later, seated in the window of her apartment, Diana admitted to herself that while she was not “crazy” about Arthur, he was not unattractive to her. The k<ss of the night before had been something of a revelation? She pondered it a long time. She reminded herself sternly that she must begin to get foolish. She was certainly going to have to curb her amorous inclinations and instincts rather severely from now on. She realized that while Klesalek had taught her to live, Seton had taught her to love. And to want love. . . . She knew It wasn't Seton she needed so much as the “inspiration” he had given her. Diana was intelligent enough to suspect that this quality wasn’t Seton’s sole property.

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If he could supply it, another man could. Other men, perhaps! A troubled sigh escaped Diana’s lips—there certainly was more necessity for caution now than there ever had been. Diana resolved not to permit her future to be endangered by entanglements. A rather unpleasant picture of her sister Vivian, rose in her mind as she thought of this. Yet she needed the stimulus of masculine devotion. What was she to do? Vivian's experience had shown her, all too vividly, the folly of reckless living; she hesitated to choose the word “unmoral” and found “reckless” almost took its place. Her own near-affair with Seton had given her a taste of the bitterness of illicit love. Was there then no satisfactory solution? No way a “nice” girl (she was convinced she was “nice” and would remain so to the end), could satisfy her craving for love and also meet the demands of her profession? What was the answer? If any!—

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