Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1930 — Page 3

JttJLY 4, 1930.

ARGUES RIGHT i OF STATES TO GONTROL_BOOZE Senator Copeland Assails Prohibition as ‘Chain Binding U. S.’ Bv t'nitrd Prra NEW YORK. July 4—The right of a state to make its own laws regulating liquor sales was defended before the Society of Tammany here today by Senator Copeland 1 Dem., N. Y.> who assailed federal prohibition as one of the "chains” binding modem Americans. Reviewing the history of the Tammany organization, which he said always had been foremost in the defense of personal liberty, he called on the society for leadership "in this day of federal usurpation.” "If we actually are chained to the cause of present-day prohibition," Copeland said, "there must be found a way to break the chains.” "There is a constitutional way to recede from the present unhappy methods of dealing with the drink problem,” he explained. "The constitutional way is the proper way to meet it.” "Certainly if the present constitutional method of dealing with the liquor problem is a failure, there must be found another constitutional method of dealing with it, some method giving greater promise of success. "We do not ask that any oilier state recede from its —*tion. If it is satisfied with the eighteenth amendment, let that amen'* f be so modified as to retain for lhat state, and every other state thinking the same way, all the benefits of the amendment. "But, as I see it. there will not be contentment in the state of New York and many other states, unless the Constitution is so modified as to permit the state itself to determine what shall be its course in .his particular matter.” DAWES IS IN ENGLAND Ambassador Arrives in Time ’ for July Fourth Celebration. Bv T'niled Press SOUTHAMPTON, July 4.—Ambassador Charles G. Dawes arrived here today from the United States and immediately started to London by motor where he was expected to arrive in time to help put the final touches to the Fourth of July celebration.

GROWTH 0 of Bankers Trust Company’s capital structure has kept pace with the expansion of banking, trust, and other business of this institution. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits June 29, 1918 $122,447.43 June 30, 1922 $354,881.71 June 30, 1926 $404,940.78 June 30, 1930 $1,129,509.93 An unusually high ratio of invested capital to deposits combined with conservative, efficient management offers a very high degree of safety and protection to depositors. • These Men Direct the Affairs of Bankers Trust Company Joseph G. Br.nnum Victor C. Kendall Robert J. Spencer Pres. Brann jm-Keenr Secretary-Treasurer Marion, Indiana Lumber C t.. L. S. Ayres S Cos. Chm. of Board. Grant John C. Cheney f. S. McMurray, Jr. Tru,t * nd s,viB * Cos Indian? President Henry C. Thornton Attorney T. S. McMurray, Jr President Lewi* A. Co'eman lnc - Thornton-Levey Cos. Attorney Martin McDermott Frank B. Wilkinson A C L Prea. M. Clune Cos. Logan*port, Indiana St Joseph E. Reagan F SeniaFirc President Loan and Trust Cos. Insurance Cos. Beldwi.-MUler Cos. Howard C. Binkley C. A. Hilgenberg W. Edw. Shower* Company-. President Realtor Bloomington, Ind. Pres. Showers Bros. Manufacturing Cos. Our officers are always accessible for counsel and assistance, and the size of a transaction is not the yardstick which measures either the attention it receives, or the value placed on it. 3% INTEREST PAID ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS 4% PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Bankers Trust Com phny Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets

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Mrs. Marguerite Maibucher and Paul Zartman to Wed, July 19. Wedding of Mrs. Marguerite Maibucher, 3640 North Temple avenue, aviatrix, to Lieutenant Paul A. Zartman of the One hundred thirteenth observation squadron, Indiana national guard, will take place at Broadway M. E. church July 19. it was announced today. Mrs. Maibucher won her pilot’s license than a year ago, and Lieutenant Zartman, an employe of the Indiana Bel 1 Telephone Company, has been flying several years. Both were to take part in the air circus at Stout field. Mars Hill air-

port, today, Mrs. Maibucher leading the commercial division and Lieutenant Zartman participating in the military display. Following the wedding, they will go on a motor trip through the east and upon their return will be at home at 3640 North Temple avenue. One Wife Too Many Charged LEBANON, Ind., July 4.—William M. Genes is charged with deserting one wife twelve days after marrying her, and wedding another two months later without the formality of a divorce, in a suit for divorce filed by Mrs. Florence E. Genes, Jamestown, the first wife. She alleges Genes obtained a second marriage license after telling the clerk of Wayne county that his wife was dead.

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WEBSTER TRIAL RECESS TAKEN Blackmail Case Will Be Resumed Monday. Blackmail trial of Irving Webster, Indianapolis publisher, will be resumed Monday afternoon before Special Criminal Judge Floyd Mattice. Started last Monday when Ben

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Newman, admitted co-conspirator, with Webster, took the stand as state's witness to accuse the publisher of engineering an advertising extortion "racket, ’ the trial adjourned Thu rsday for the week-end. Prcsecuicr Judson L. Stark rested the state's case late Wednesday after presenting testimony of numerous witnesses and Thomas O. Sines, sanatorium operator at 1427 North Delaware street, the prosecuting witness. Names of prominent business and political leaders in county, city and state circles creep into the trial record as victims to the scheme of Webster and Newman. Webster's defense, started Thurs-

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i became the Republican party’s i choice as senatorial candidate In ! New Jersey. i The ambassador was greeted by the entire embassy staff and many prominent American citizens residing in Mexico City when he stepped from his train. Unusual precautions have been taken by the Mexican government for the ambassador's safety during the last months of his stay here as he winds up embassy affairs before returning to the United States for the senatorial campaign. Two detectives will guard him constantly.