Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 177, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1929 — Page 5

DEC. 4, 1929.

CLEMENCEAU'S EX-VALET GETS POLICE OFFICE Will of Dead Statesman Disposes of MillionFranc Estate. Bit United Press PARIS. Dec. 4.—France honored one of the late Georges Clemen - ceau’s faithful servants today, naming his valet, Albert Boullin, an inspector of police assigned to serve as a bodyguard for prominent government officials. Valet Boullin and Francois Brabant, war aid and later chauffeur for Clemenceau, had been regarded by the premier as his own children, and both were remembered in his will, opened yesterday. Both were bequeathed 25,000 francs. The will disposed in detail of 1.000,000 francs ($39,000), the bulk of which was realized from the sale of the book which Clemenceau was Just completing when he died. A vast bundle of state documents, most of them pertaining to the war and believed to be of great historic value, were ordered turned over to Premier Andre Tardieu. Wills Keys to Pastile One of the most valuable historic portions of the legacy was a pair of keys to the bastile, which he willed to the Carnavalet museum. The will expressed regret that Clemenceau was unable to recall who gave him the keys. The former premier willed to the Louvre Claude Monet’s portrait of himself and Daumier’s satiric painting of Don Quixote tilting at a windmill. Each painting is valued At 1,003,000 francs. 100 000 Franc Bequests Legacies, in addition to those to the two servants, included 100,000 francs each to Michel, his son, and Mmes. Young and Jacquemaire, his daughters, and the same to his stenographer, Mme. Pernoud, and his secretary, Jean Martet. Brabant was named custodian of Clemenreau’s fishing hut museum at, Saint Vincent Sur Jard and Valet Albert's wife as custodian of the museum planned at the Rue Franklin home here.

FALLS HEIR TO ESTATE Local Man Inherits 910.670 as Share of Sister's Properties. Eugene F. Chaskel, 3019 East Fall Creek parkway, Indianapolis, was named heir to about one-third of the estate of his sister, the late Miss Selma R. Chaskel, according to word from the New York state transfer tax department today. He receives $10,679. A brother, Walter A. Chaskel, Michigan City, Ind.. and a cousin in New York, receive similar bequests. OPEN 12-MILE TUNNEL Florence-Bologna Bore Through Appennines Is Finished. Bu Vniti-il Press BOLOGNA, Italy, Dec. 4. The biggest tunnel of its type in the world, the twelve-mile bore under the Appennine mountains connecting Florence and Bologna, was formally inaugurated today by government and local authorities. The last blast, breaking down the final rock barricade in the center of the tynnel, was set off in the presence of officials. A tablet in memory of sixty-nine workmen killed in accidents during building of the tunnel, was unveiled. EDUCATOR WILL SPEAK Arthur Gist of the State Teachers' college, San Francisco, Cal., will address members of the Indianapolis branch of Administrative Women in Education at the Indianapolis Teachers’ college, Alabama and Twenty-third streets, Thursday afternoon. He is a national leader in educational fields and a contributor Lo professional literature. His subject will be “Creative Education.’’

More Time to “Play Route of If time, on a vacation, means W' ant-flmertani something to you, go to the %r Gulf Coast. Board the all-Pull- f One of the world’s finesc mao Pan-American or other trains. All-Pullman; club fine L. & N. trams at Cincin- / observation cars; maid, pari or Louisville one day, and sho , wcc bhs; ndxo. r . _ . . '_ _ No extra fare. Departs daily be outdoors >0 the warm sun- ffom Cincinniti a P od Louis ' •hme the next Then lunber up *iii e , a s docs, also, tbo yout golf Sticis, your fishing * "New Orleans Limited”, tackle of your guns and pack ■ 1 '-i-ak ft* information, illustrated Om+ every day with pleasure. 3 *•. •tfb to _ . _ . . p r* H. M. MOUNTS, T. P. A. Dtrect Service to All : 1 * carpenter, c. p. a. t Telephone Riley 1041 Qulf Coast 'Points j The L. 8t N. is the only road connecting direalywith all the F. M StTo^fa^’Tt/^clr. popular Gulf Coast points, \ U tbbtan. Ask about tb*m. tom New Orleans to Florida. H / M st> £ i Gu!fcZis?j)cl' ,m Convenient stop-over a W °Ms*. l^Apr.'ip!* leges. Send for our illustrated vLIf j? VjT folder that fully describes £ fir JF £ ■he Gulf .. LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD

Morrow’s Rival

ipS;' \ . L '

Strongest rival of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow for the Republican senatorial nomination in New' Jersey, former Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, pictured above, may be automatically eliminated from the race by being appointed secretary of war. His possible selection for the cabinet post held by the late James W. Good has been reported from Washington.

HOOVER JABS NAVY Rescinds Order Laying Off Service Machinists. Bu United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—President Hoover has interened to prevent the navy department from disregarding the administration’s request that business and industry arrange their programs so as to provide employment during the coming month, it w T as learned today. Mr. Hoover has promised Senator Wagner that he would rescind the order of the commandant of the New York navy yard laying off 100 machinists and electricians this week because of lack of work. Wagner conferred with Hoover following posting of the notice at the navy yard, and reports that 1,200 workers would be laid off within the next- few weeks. It is understood the navy department will be asked to hasten repairs on ships instead of deferring the work until spring. There are approximately 30,000 silver foxes in Norway.

Mothers, Mix This At Home for a Bad Cough

You’ll be pleasantly surprised when you make up this simple home mixture and try it for a distressing cough or chest cold. It takes but a moment to mix and costs little, but it can be depended upon to give quick and lasting relief. Get 2% ounces of Pinex from any druggist. Pour this into a pint bottle; then fill it with plain granulated sugar syrup or strained honey. The full pint thus made costs no more than a small bottle of ready-made medicine, yet it is much more effective. It is pure, keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste. This simple remedy has a remarkable three-fold action. It goes right to the seat of trouble, loosens the germladen phlegm, and soothes away the inflammation. Part of the medicine is absorbed into the blood, where it acts directly upon the bronchial tubes and thus helps inwardly to throw off the whole trouble with surprising ease. Pinex is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway Pine, containing the active agent oi creosote, in a refined, palatable form, and known as one of the greatest healing agents for severe coughs, chest colds and bronchial troubles. Do not accept a substitute for Pinex. It is guaranteed to give prompt relief or money refunded. * —Advertisement-

Two-Day Sale of Women’s Full-Fashioned EAL SULK HOSE a Sheer Silk Chiffon Mm W Substandard i 1 to the Tops Quality Over 2,000 pairs of beautiful’ full-fashioned “REAL SILK” hosiery are offered at |, / 1| . this very special, low price for Thursday and Friday only. They are lovely sheer j y /[ \ Ij i chiffon —pure silk to the tops—and are reinforced with lisle at points of greatest j / /§ \ X \< \ wear. Sizes Sy 2 to 10 —in most of these colors: Sable, Nude, Black, Silver ft /\ \ \ X \ Wing, Suntan and Gunmetal. |88| : J V Sale of Pure Silk Seamless Hose 15 Fine serviceable stockings of pure silk over the knee, with narrow lisle bus hem; some are silk to the tops. Every pair is FIRST QUALITY. jUT" * 1 > A 1 / / A Seamed back: fully reinforced; sizes Bi/ 2 to 10 in good color range. Jpj- 4,/^\/

All Women, Misses Will Like These Jersey Raincoats A Big Special Purchase v N \ Offered at a New Low Price r~~sK fcJISJ-C/ y' \ A fortunate special purchase enables us to offer VfA YVw J jk'tJ these popular jersey raincoats at a very low price X~<nf —J us t in time for Christmas giving. These coats are made of attractive, warm jersey fabric—two thicknesses with a layer of rubber cemented \ -ft iSir \ between them. Each coat is nicely tailored and \ \ p*~ z\ cut full and roomy. Sizes 14 to 40. Choice of tan, \ f 7 ,T~- \ brown, gray or navy. \ l ° ' Other Fine Raincoats r- , *2.95 1j * - .*> "'L These suede-lined raincoats of leatherette are j .- - - " Ikl also appreciated gifts. Very sturdy and warm— P r i ver y low. Choice of black, brown, green, red or blue. Sizes 14 to 42. |Hm Women’s Chinchilla Coats $ jo ' ’ For sports and general wear these big. warm chinchillas Jttti) k : V'* are without equal—and they always give fine service. In navy blue with plaid lining. Size 14 to 40. - -■& —Downstairs at Ayres.

Porto Rican-Embroidered Gift Linens

Lovely Rayon Satin Bed Sets $7.95 Beautiful bed sets of unusually fine quality rayon satin. Sets consist of extra large spread (90x90 inches), and a large cres-cent-shaped pillow (exactly as sketched) with deep ruffle and flower trimming. A gift that every housewife will appreciate. Choice of rose, orchid, green, gold or blue. —Downstairs, at Ayres.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Saving Prices Every woman who likes dainty things for her home will be delighted with a gift chosen from this beautiful collection of linens. There are pieces and sets of all descriptions to choose from—and all are offered at exceptionally low prices. Below are just a few suggestions illustrating the fine values. (Several pieces are sketched from stock). /- Pillowcases Dresser Scarfs Dresser Scarfs 39c Ea. 50c Ea. $1 Ea. Guest Towels Bridge Sets Vanity Sets 39c Ea. $1 Set 39c Set —Downstairs at Ayres. Camelshair and Wool BLANKETS, $2.95 Ea. Fine heavy blankets made of genuine camelshair and wool—make splendid auto robes as well as bed blankets. Ends are bound with sateen. In dark colors—red-and-black and brown-and-tan. Sizes 66x80 inches. —Downstairs at Ayres.

v _

Fine Imported Tapestries Make Beautiful Gifts for the Home This big assortment includes tapestries in all sizes and for all purposes—from table runners to large wall hangings. These are our own direct imports from Belgium and France. Subjects include interesting Colonial, Algerian and Historical scenes, as well as landscapes and others. Offered at these low prices: 2°xzu 20x52 (1 QO 36x50 frO nr 52x52 and rQr Inches 05/C Inches *J)JL.S/0 Inches s£oo%JO Inches 30x36 <hf r A 36x36 d0 QT 39x39 d>o QT 50x70 CQC Inches ?A*vU Inches p£*/i> Inches Inches V' J.UO Cotton Prayer Rugfe, for Table Covers, $1.98 —Downstairs at Ayres. Lamps for Gifts fp'M c l£- ;“<*,•' "/^|H\ Give one of these lovely lamps if you would chase gloom from some dark corner! This assortment includes both bridge and junior lamps—with beautiful all-metal bases and some have crystal glass ornament on the shaft. Complete with laced parchment shade (your choice of many pretty shapes and colors.) % —Downstairs, at Ayres. —-SffrPK?

ftli

PAGE 5