Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 209, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1930 — Page 3

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JWPLETION OF Protocol near AT THE HAGUE Date Still Is Undetermined for German Reparations Payments. BV SAMUEL DASHTELL. TrrsA *t.-ifT * orrf THE HAGUE. Jan. 10.—Unless Pr. Hjalmar Schacht, president of the German rGschsbank. comes to Ti e Hague with a vigorous objection to the French demand for military guarantees for Germany's reparations payments, successful completion of The Hague protocol may be looked for by the middle of next Rtek. j As the situation stands today the ’conference problems are more hypo-ttv-tcal and technieal than real, though minor points still are to be xe-tled. The matter of the date for German payment* still is undetermined. Ludwig Kastl. who was one of the Bittners of the Young plan, told the al'ied experts that it had been the Intention of the German delegation at the previous conference to make it plain that they intended payments to lx- made on the last, of each month. ■Tie allied experts, however, dise. -with Kastl If Germany is p "mitted ro pay at the end of each ttK'nth. she will save 4.000.000 marks * vear in interest. Membership on the directorate of the International bank, a majority of whom already have been agreed upon by the organization committee, will be discussed Monday. Dr. Schacht is said to be in agreement with the French that the chairman of the board should be an American. Meanwhile, it is reported that, the acting manager of the bank will hr Pierre Quesnav, director of economic studies of the Bank of France. It. is reported that the Bulgarians and Austrians have arrived at, a tentative settlement on the eastern r< question, with the Bulgarians agreeing to pay 11,000,000 gold francs annually for thirtyseven years, and the Austrians paying nothing until an evaluation of their seized properties is maae.

sYate court trials IN DRY CASES URGED Treasury Head Reports Progress In Relieving Congestion. h>i United I'rcKK WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.— An appeal by the federal government for better state co-operation in prohibition enforcement is meeting with encouraging response. Assistant Treasury Secretary Seymour Lowman said today. For several months the treasury has been quietly carrying on a campaign for increased state activity in apprehending and prosecuting offenders against the prohibition laws. * In more than half the states a fair measure of co-operation is being obtained, and the treasury now contemplates trial in local courts under local statutes of all minor liquor law offenders to relieve existing congestion in federal courts. SEEK CALVIN IN NORTH Missing Business Man Identified Positively at Ft. Wayne. Search for Otis F. Calvin, 60, missing president of the Indianapolis Sand and Gravel Company, who disappeared from his home at 4060 Oraceland avenue, today turned to Ft. Wayne. Two residents of Ft. Wayne regported seeing Calvin, missing since . nonesia, and both positively identified him from photographs. He applied for a laborer's job with a construction company in Ft. Wayne last Saturday, authorities here have been informed, but was rejected as too old.

AT 60' On The Dollar We have about 85 Men’s Suits and O’Coats that for various reasons were not delivered. Every garment is hand-tai-lored, all-wool, hard finish worsted. The workmanship is of the finest and the material the best obtainable. These were originally ordered at from $35 to s6s—Now s2l to $39. We will be glad to have you open an account with us and pay for your selection in small weekly payments while you wear it LEON The Credit Tailor OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. 131 E. New York 254 (Ist Block) Mass. Ave.

Sexton Seeker of Nomination for Treasurer

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T ! mothy P. Sexton Announcement of the candidacy of Timothy P. Sexton, vice-president and secretary of the Fidelity Trust ! Company, for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer will be made wtlhin a few days, it was indicated today. Sexton has written letters to I various party leaders announcing his . intention to become a candidate if F-. Kirk McKinney, former city i chairman and president of the board i of works, does not become a candidate. The candidate was bom and reared in Indianapolis and has been a Democratic precinct worker. He has been associated with the Fideltiy Trust Company for twenty-one years and is a director in the Union Title Company, the Provident Building and Loan Association, the Prudential Savings and Loan Association < the Fidelity company and the American Building and Realty Company. He is married and has four chili dren, one of whom is practicing j law. Two are at Notre Dame and one at home. Sexton is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Indianapolis ! Real Estate Board, the Elks and the I Knights of Columbus.

MARY ASKS TAX CUT $38,000 Exemption Pleaded by Film Actress. Itt! Vnited Prrxn LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.—Her patriotism helped Mary Pickford, film star, to save $400,000 in one year during the World War, she told a probate judge here in asking exemption of $38,000 from $90,000 inheritance tax assessed against her mother’s estate. Mrs. Charlotte Pickford Smith, the mother, who died in March. 1928, left an estate of nearly $1,100,000. Part cf this sum, an amount covered by $38,000 of the total assessed tax, was Miss Pickford’s own money held in trust by Mrs. Smith, the actress told Probate Judge Harry Holzer. Miss Pickford testified that out of her earnings of $560,000 during 1917, she saved $400,000 by Investing in Liberty bonds. The case was taken under advisement. MOVED UP BY MAhMON John Tainsh Is Made Assistant Director of Sales. John Tainsh, sales manager of the Marmon Motor Car Company, has been advanced to assistant general sales director it was announced today following a business meeting of company officials in New York. The sales program for 1930 was outlined at the New York meeting. Tainsh was employed by the Mitchell Motor Car Company before joining the Indianapolis firm.

-ENTIRE STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK—WOMEN'S FABRIC GLOVES SSSSißiaßßfcijfiß NEW SAMPLE HATS \ ft \ $ 1 nIMajmMMMHM for a January Clearance \ WjT/ ance - I Mi M 1 1 sgg sgjf fjft 8 ft I I unusua * election of J[ ,;\y Children's Women's I ill gfA I I new Spring Felts. Large . - */\ Brushed Wool Washable I JJft | ™HP if pi 111 l I and regular headsize in JSESgh Gloves A n I I all the wanted colors. tt Z C/C/Gr \\\\\ All gr>o*i col- iA ah good col- a ■ HmHL]IKeVJiIV/^VSi*v/TTstVi'iiiTlyrvT■ BE \\yY\ r, rs ncri A U/> ors and in /I lie ■ I Second Floor ■ ' \ > Main Floor sire* tvL all plies....•/%* I SHHWwiuM \ / JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE! Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of New, Seasonable Merchandise Sacrificed at Prices Far Below Their Former Prices—As We Are Determined to Clear Our Stocks of All Winter Merchandise.

$5.98 GIRLS’ CHINCHILLA U Coat and Tam Set ,ze ? to Years ~ ~ / 'l||yik\ Smart double-breasted with rag- S 5/0 llPlk lan sleeves and turned up collar. ■ |||||| Bright color plaid lining, in navy SIRLS’ ASTRAKHAN COATS i l|p Mfm f A wonderful group astrakhan -qq W’ coats, smartly styled and at- S A # *fo IHP/ tractively trimmed. Coats / J W&mf priced far below their actual mJL *• fOp* retail value. Sizes 7to 16. A a ue Astrakhan Tam to Match, $1.29 UflH $2.98 Girls’ $5.98 Girls’ BBM “ CHIN ” COATS Astrakhan COATS ImPlm < hilla coats, splen- _ . _ trakhan coato.. g. /\o didly tailored and C*l 1U a real January Jh*f,ys TO to.r&j'ssz *1 = ■<* 2 4= Second Floor 2 to 6. to 6. Attend This Great Sale of Women’s Lovely House Frocks t Women’s New Spring kimh Daytime Wash Frocks Wsl>) A wide selection of crisp styles and smart fabrics— Guaranteed washable. SIZES 16 TO 44 Choose From Fine | SIZES 46 TO 54 A* Dimities and | Flowered and conventional j/reft Colorful Prints printed designs in light i in pink, rose, green, blue de- \ shades—trimmed with or- ■ signs. Short sleeve effects in \ gandy—will launder beau- M iTr’.f.’SX,?® * \ Mk tifully. g es tion for the housewife. \ Second Floor. | Price Sale! Winter Union Suits p SI.OO WOMEN’S WINTER ill UNION SUITS rAc / omen ’ s heavy ribbed union suits, ft Ik IL v sleeveless or short sleeve, ankle or knee ■! ■ length. Size 36-44, An unusual Janu- A I value. 51*49 Girls’ ZSSL UNION SUITS P union suits, rayon tinted \ pW |S |f|uV l \l *.UV| stripe. Short or long sleeves, ankle ;> £ y il|ij| and knee length. Sizes 2to 16. \ § fyP Women’s SILK HOSE fP* £\c ' I Women’s pure silk hose from top to A toe; reinforced with lisle at the wear- / 1 ing points with black twin heels. Sub- R W / \ standards in all popular colors. A real M 4 January value. I\\ Bays’ i Children’s I m WOOL HOSE SCHOOL HOSE L I |k Boys’ wool hose Fine cr English Jp|l SgSfa for high top shoes M ribbed; black and €% .Al 1 ly with red or green /■ Vi other & ood colors. C tf* ■ tops. A real Sat- Are a 1 Saturday urday value dur- * v value during this v W ing January clearance. January clearance.

A Sensational SIO,OOO January Clearance Boys’ SUITS and COATS Underpriced Offering at Savings of Vi to Yz\ >i al n Floor. t$Q ; 95 J|*6.50 Talar 610.00 Value h ill \ vJ Jl 71.18 January clearance of boys’ warm A heavy wool lined plain or fancy / U \\ Xu 11113 sheep-lined coats, belted all around mixture overcoat. All the new styles vV HUrj and four leather reinforced pockets j and colors the school boy wants. Size S Is o with large beaverized collars in size Bto 18. Boys’ ‘CHIN’ O’COATS Boys’ 2-PANT SUITS '"'l January " clearance of . January clearance of £ QC IIV “ ■ I boys’ chinchilla over- Q k boys’ two-pant suits, gB %*)0 /1 j I 8 j coats. Cute, clever y W tvv including either two ~ : V B j models, brass button f j— ——— long or two pairs of U 111 I and emblem trimmed. golf pants; an excep- *6.50 Value Navy blue. An extra- *6.00 Value tional value. Size 4to 18. I jl Ij ordinary value. Size 2to 6 years. f gp j BOYS’ FURNISHING NOW REDUCED L Kln^ $2 Boys’ I Boys’ SHIRTS $2 Boy,’ I $2 Boy,’ \| I f^fe. PANTS or Blouses SWEATERS JERSE.Y SUI i S | K? <2sl .29 Snc“*So,SjdQ- ,T-$1 -29 1 size 6to I==| ?> AKe over style ’ In I=l per style. 1 X| 18 yeari. * w a * V g j ze 24 t 0 54. Sizes 2to 7. SALE! WOMEN’S NOVELTY SHOES! Patents, bIO W n kid /K Authentic modes direct " and su i d i, c T b '”,r X mw sars tlons and black calf, ip i 1... .tore. sc*, then, f Cuban heels.

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fci&AfOTti New Low Priced Purchase .... Offering \ Astonishing Value / Many of them An impressive are replicas of 1 M collection fine exclusive- JL JHi Wm. Jl® showing the tr^AKm lymodeled £ S | "" JIA C.iß BP^ garments m costing a Women's, Jw T I great deal RXR g _ 14 to 42 M *„.,A M .JOSSiT’iISV more. Beauti- \£ W /■ ,ff Vs * ful fabrics, T H V Extra hmf // flilMjfift beautifully I Sizes, ft VI If’ jV A MEWS tailoredin W 44 to 50 Mi ‘A slenderizing ** to i>u H J / TlO Women’s BOLIVIA COATS You’ll be delighted with the Coats in f\ Q T' this group . all made to sell for e O v Women’s i Women’s i Women’s / SAMPLE SAMPLE SMART Wl/ JIWAA l' DRESSES FUR HATS /# M §#' A COATS s 1 i£l { , a The same marvelous * JS 7 r New sample hats; all i vv|f B savings that brought 9/B ♦ 0 are so timely; i n all \{f W enthusiastic crowds to %£ the newest color. W ?ng for^vou _ Saturday! ■ pe sand styles! Second Styles arid fabrics sea- Special for Satur- Just in time for our \ \ \ { 1 / tured elsewhere for day’s SellillE l January clearance. 1 1 \ \ 11/ r toor twice this price! uayoocinng. | 1 * *

$1.50 MEN’S HEAVY UNION SUITS flty, perf ec t j|| 5 ~ garment in @ ;i m Mg fleeced or rib- A H bed, heavy or A I m e and 1 u m/ftll weight. White, A TO Ppdgpa ecru, random. IS 9 gg In sizes 36 to 4ft $2.50 LAMBSDOWN I UNION SUITS Lambsdown fleeced 11 union puits, heavy I winter weight. The I I fluffy lined full-cut SI.OO Men’s Heavy Shirts and Drawers NIGHTSHIRTS i a cut. the man who wears JjJ/C pajamas °“ ‘ ‘" S DOC SGSO OUTING PAJAMAS PAJAMAS Full cut two-piece km Two-pieceof t*| 29 garment; in dark 7 7 os keg outing. ♦ I and light colors. II V ’- li!e A > B - C ’ D -

$12.50 and $lO Men’s Blue Corduroy Sheep-Lined Coats pa/m a f** and Leather Coats Hk / nS A warm, serviceable coat for M • every occasion, well made coat in M every wanted size—36 to 48. A H * real January clearance salel “ Slen j Main Floor Pop*-

$5 Men’s Lined qCorduroy Pants P*J Also wool cassimeres, twists M and other fine suitings. Sizes ■■ 28 to 56.

BASEMENT STORE 7 January Linen Sale! —r

TABLE DAMASK Highly mercerized damask. _ A wide range of desirable 8j _ patterns in plsfin and white, m 9 also colored borderes. V w* $2.49 ALL LINEN DAMASK Gorgeous satin finish all- . _ linen damask, slightly soiled. \ | Only a few of these remark- " ■ _____ able values. DINNER CLOTHS Attractively designed dinner £.* an cloths with wide deep colored ,J> I .o*7 borders. Size 72x72. zzz^, STEVENS LINEN CRASH Excellent pure quality linen m g% crash with either red or blue I borders. X 1# W SHEET and PILLOWCASE Popular colored bed sets in _ colors of blue, green, rose, X j Q maize or orchid oorders. Y / V ° Sheet 81x90. Cases 42x36.

Our January Sale of $25 and S2O Men’s Wool SUITS OVERCOATS

Regulars—Slims and Stouts $1>1.44 These are super values. Wool suits and overcoats that are styled and tailored to perfection. Patterns, weaves and colors men like.

Men's $15.00 OVERCOATS Size 35-44 Warm well TOMB H 7 tailored •]) W g .1 | Coats In * # new dark m . styles and # W „ h K Ue Pa r/e DB - | *■: 35 to 44. ft Tast.*

ODD LOT MEN’S PANTS $ I .29 One lot of $2 and $3 val- 1 ues , In odd lot of sizes, 28-44. *

ALL LINEN DAMASK Beautiful pure linen, half pm bleached. Unusually attrac- / V/i tive patterns. 72 inches wide. I UL $1.49 Adorable Tray Covers Adorable madras tray covers. Hand embroidered. A set S> J | V consists of one 14x10 and two I 14x3 pieces. BREAKFAST CLOTHS A group of assorted patterns, styles and sizes. Slightly soiled. Reduced for clearance. %J UL LINEN GLASS TOWELING Cross bar or plain patterns, m Linen glass toweling of un- I usual firm quality. X Uv BLEACHED SHEETS Seamless sheets, 81x90, with pm pm hems., Made of soft firm / /4% quality sheeting. I I W

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