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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1922

Page

3

Germany Declines Indemnity Payments Under New Policy

Berlin reports the government will not compel cities to pay a 1,000,000 mark indemnity tied to Allied attacks at Ingolstadt and Passau. Chancellor Cuno cites lack of tax levy and doubtful Reichstag support, while pledging to follow Wirth’s reparations policy of resisting war debt payments risking internal collapse.

United News Berlin Germany Ingolstadt Passau Wilhelm Cuno Reich Reichstag Cuno Wirth

Betty Blythe Talks Real Life Beyond The Queen of Sheba

Betty Blythe avoids breakfast for an interview revealing her simple homey habits at the Lyric and Spink Arms. She praises nature and study, calls herself plain as an old shoe, and shares views on music, acting, and fellow stars while describing her home attire and outlook as an American artist. On view today are Ed Wynn in The Per-

Betty Blythe Miss Blythe The Lyric Spink-Arms Lionel Barrymore Lionel Atwill Louis Wolheim Ed Wynn

Arsenal ROTC unit announces new officers and staff

Greathouse and Anderson among officers named for Arsenal Technical ROTC unit. New appointments include Captain Frank W. Wilson Band, Second Lieutenant Malcolm Porter Company E, and Second Lieutenant Fred Wood Company F.

Arsenal Technical Frank W. Wilson Leutenant Malcolm Porter Fred Wood

Democrats Plan Tuesday Legislative Conference at Denison Hotel

Democratic members of the next Legislature will meet in a legislative conference at the Denison Hotel next Tuesday afternoon. The call was issued by Walter S. Chambers Democratic State chairman after a meeting of party leaders and successful nominees. The group said Democrats will do all in their power to carry the election.

Denison Walter S. Chambers

Coal Dealers Are Generous

City weights and measures inspectors re weighed loads en route to customers this year. Fifty percent overweight twenty percent underweight thirty one percent correct. Eighty eight loads stopped. seventeen underweight forty four overweight twenty seven correct. Overweights ranged from five to 400 pounds and shortages from twenty to 1130 pounds.

City Weights and Measures Department Mary Riddle

Martin Apartments Sold for 65000 Investment Purchase

Miss Marguerite Sullivan bought the Martin Manor apartments at 3766 N Pennsylvania Ave from Melvin R Moser and J N Williams for 65000. The deal included an eighty acre Clinton County farm as part of the payment. the four building complex was erected five years ago as an investment.

Martin Manor Pennsylvania Marguerite Sullivan Melvin R. Moser J. N. Williams D. J. Foster Clinton County

U S Civil Service Warns Against Fake Civil Service Schools

The United States Civil Service Commission warns against misleading ads for so called civil service schools. Advertisements claim a railway postal clerk exam will be held soon when none has been announced. Full exam information is available from Henry M. Trimpe, secretary, Civil Service Board, 421 Federal Building.

United States Civil Service Commission Henry M. Trimpe The Civil Service Board Federal Building

Citywide Building Permits List Various Structures and Costs

Building permits issued for multiple properties including garages, duplexes, and dwellings. Notable entries include E P Melcher at 4130 N Pennsylvania for 606 dollars and Circle City Construction at 3261 College for 19 500 dollars. Additional projects include repairs, remodels, and a moving picture center at 2001 Howard for 10 500 dollars.

E. P. Melcher Pennsylvania Melcher Circle City Construction Company Duplex College Circle City Constructors Company Allege We Neee Es Brothers Blaine Box Company TED and W. Twentymore Barrett W. McCarty B. F Parton Sargent R. P. Obinger Coeaude Willis Massachusetts H. Coleman William E. Durant Arrow soAnne M. Robbins Floyd Martin Hogg Tien Seood Fiateina Owen Watkins Central Duplex Home Company Fall Creek Blvd H. Paterson Prospect Delaware B. Wright B. Fitty Soon Doherty N. Tremont J. M. Stephens N. Belleview J. R. French Cee Prank J. Macox Howard Orth Parker

Ukulele deemed deadly weapon in Can timelli trial

Chicago December 6 United Press reports Judge Joseph Labray ordered August Cantimelli to stand trial for attacking a streetcar conductor with a ukulele. The courtroom decision labels the instrument a deadly weapon under the law.

United Press Chicago Joseph & Labray August Cantimelli South Sea

Vin Hepatica touted as remedy in Indianapolis ad

Mr W W Bowman of 266 Hendricks Place Indianapolis reports his third bottle of Vin Hepatica improving digestion and auto-toxication symptoms in the lower bowel. An accompanying Vin Hepatica nurse at Henry J Huder Drug Store corner of Washington and Pennsylvania offers free trials and checks on request.

W. W. Bowman Hendricks Place Indianapolis Ind Henry J. Huder Bowman Washington and Pennsylvania Sts

Lauder to Open Two Day Vaudeville Engagement at Murat

Harry Lauder will headline a two night engagement at the Murat on Friday night with vaudeville acts also on the bill. The run features a slate of stage offerings including light musical comedy and assorted performances in nearby theaters such as Keith's and the Rialto.

English’s Lionel Atwill Keith's Betty Blythe the Lyric Stan Stanley The Palace Rialto the Park Broadway the Circle Dr. Jack the Apollo Ohio Isis Regent Anna Colonial Lauder Harry Lauder

Christian Science lecture on positive faith by Flynn

John J. Flynn of Evanston Illinois spoke at Murat Theater on Christian Science as a positive faith. The talk, sponsored by the Second Church of Christ Scientist, argued that Christian Science reflects infinite intelligence and humanity’s relation to the Supreme Being and is unfairly attacked by those who misunderstand it.

John J. Flynn Evanston, Ill Murat Second Church of Christ, Scientist Flinn C. Frederick Schmidt Church Mr. Flinn

Dr Humphreys Remedies for Other Diseases

Advertisement notes Dr Humphreys Homeopathic remedies for a range of illnesses from Sprite to Gout. It mentions a doctoring book mailed free and products priced 30c and 1.00, sold at drug stores or by C.O.D. Parcel Post from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co in New York.

Humphreys C.O.D. Parcel Post Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine Company William Street New York

Ely's Cream Balm for Instant Nasal Relief

Open nostrils and relieve a cold or catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. A small bottle applied in the nostrils soothes swollen membranes and clears head air passages for instant relief. Stop snuffling and get easy breathing tonight.

Ely

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