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10 THE IXDIAXAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR, DECEMBER 9, 1923. WILLIAM M. BUTLER, BOSTON, TO HEAD COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN NEW AUTO LICENSE join in Christmas carol movement. KAIKSlI Ml AmA "wwimmmit wpmwwwHw mk-t wmwm9wammyMi i www i mm GERMANS MUST PAY BUTTER AS DOG TAX DANXENBEJtG, Germany, Dec 8. (Associated Press) Every dog In this village must pay the equivalent of the value of one-fourth of a pound of butter In tax for the current quarter.

Tax rates will be charged from quarter to quarter as butter fluctuates in re-Id value. In an effort to reduce the dog population, the village authorities have rtxej one-half pound of butter as the taJ which, must be paid on a second and flit every, additional dog kept by the san owner. CONCI-CDBD FROM PACK OXB. well the work In hand. He will not make a speaking campaign in any state.

El This Price Includes Base and Top. mYmaz Wcial life mas Indeed, it is doubtful if he leaves Washington between now and the convention. Hiram Johnson can spellbind all he pleases, but Coolldge will remain at his desk and perform his dutltw as he sees them without indulging in oratory. Primarily a Bualnens Man, Mr. Butler, the Coolldge choice for manager, is primarily a business man, though he has always taken an active Interest In politics.

While he has been a student of politics and Is expected to prove a highly capable presidential manager, he is better known in Massachusetts as a business man than as a politician. Business Is his vocation. Politics is his hobby. He is the present national committeeman from Massachusetts, though he has held that appointment only since last June when John W. Weeks resigned.

The only time he ever has held office was when he served six years in the Massachusetts Legislature. That was when he was In his twenties. He has been an intimate of Mr. Cool- ton (lutlTlir back Smaller Cars Lower Here While Other Types Equal Scale in Bordering States. The newly Increased automobile license which go into effect Wednesday, when distribution of the Wit plates be-Blnsi will make, the lndinna rates about the same as the schedules of neighboring states, except the Indiana rates on smaller cars are lower, according to a tabulation made by the state automobile department.

Ohio's fei are substantially the same as those of Indiana, arid while Illinois charges flat rates, phis a license in all Important cities, the result Is that rales are generally higher. The new Indiana fr widelv used ears, SKaw-Walker Bookcase- mi lllgc to when the present head of the nation ami 1 31 gethcr with those of Kentucky Michigan, are as follows: Knl ucky. (Olti k's Fee Not Indiana. Included.) MichlRan. SI 1 55 75 to 1110 Make of Car Ford Touring Sdan 7 11.

SO to 12 i Three Finishes Walnut, Mahogany and Oak. 13.26 11.15 I1.S5 was president or me ate. Since their acquaintance first began, they have had close personal as well as political relations. Ho knows the Coolldge mind. They think much alike, and believe in the same things.

As campaign manager he will be ever familiar with Mr. Coolidge's wishes. Different From Hitchcock. The Coolldge manager-to-be Is In an entirely different class from Frank H. Hitchcock, who is directing Hiram Johnson's campaign.

Hitchcock is a professional campaign director. He takes on a client with political aspirations Just like a lawyer takes a client who needs legal advice. Hitchock never has had anything in common with Johnson in the way of political views. Indeed, their political views have been radically different, but a lawyer accepts clients 12. ii 12.25 1 l.i 1 I 75 K.

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Essix Sda hi: iri.su 14 Ml 14 JO 14 41 15.07 12 or 14 14 TOP HOW, l.KI'T TO KItillT ATHERINK CALWKLL, JKANKTTE HHIIIS, ALICK t'AIIOH', KLIZAflKTH CA3WKLL, DOROTHY LOI I8K MC1R, 11KTTV DEAN, A It ANN )(itKN, DOKOTIIV l-A II KltT. SKfOM) ISOtV KR.tXt KS KKAItl.V, KATIIHUINB Sl.K LKAX, EI-EANOK STICKNKV, MARGARET HARRISON', MARY ADELAIDE ALLISON, OI.OA HIIIK. Kl.KAVOH TAYJ.OK. 14 1.1 23.70 without regard to whether their economic thoughts are the' same. Since politics is his profession.

Just like law or medicine represents the profession DOROTHY ANN RCCKER, ANNA 25. I 24 'J LOWKIi HOIV MARY FRANCES BARNIIAHT, KLORKNTR LYNN 8 II A II KG ICR, PRISCILLA MINOR, LOII.SU III NT, JUAN HARVEY. STANDING AT THE RIGHT MRS. OGDEN. of the lawyer or doctor, Hitchcock casts aside for the moment his personal politi 1B.SS 17.

The Store for "He-man" Gifts Blotting pads, desk sets, lamps, in big masculine designs Just the sort of things real men like to see on their desks. At a wide range of prices. IS. 74 19. S9 I.lneoln Tmirins.

LM Kdan 24 Heo TourlnK. 17 Sdan 17 M'illvs-KniBht Taurine. Oolipe-sd'n 17 StletetiakMr 1 zatlon with a membership of thirty chll- The Ogdi-n Junior Chorale, organlzi Thursday, when a group of carols was 1 ori n. which attracted considera hli 15.0 15.7 1S.S4 17 12 cal views and takes the Job of directing the Johnson preconvention campaign. But with Butler it is different, for he has had personal and political relations with Coolldge for years and their views are in exact harmony.

Butler will flght for the nomination of a man with whom he has been in sympathy since their 8.0- and directed by Mrs. James M. Ogden, will participate in the city-wide caroling Christmas eve, which is to be sponsored by The Star and the board of park commissioners, It was announced yesterday. With this addition to the ranks of singers, the list has already mounted lo about 4,000 or four-Hl'ths of the quota attention In Indianapolis musical circles, nod is one of the oldest organizations of its. kind in the city.

"We are glad to offer our services to The Star and the board of park commissioners for this great event planned for Christmas eve," Mrs. Ogden said. "Christmas caroling lias always appealed lit me as the loveliest expression of the Christmas season. I first became for several years and then we deckled to add Kaster caroling, too. year we had more calls to come and carol than we could accommodate and so this season we deckled to organize a little more dellnlteiy and accept engagements for Christmas entertainments during the entire month of December.

These programs include old Christmas narratives which we give In costume. The children look forward to the caroling season and try to give out some of the Joy and good tidings of the season in their carols. We. will be dellghteil to help out in the civic program and will be ready to go wherever asked Christmas eve and morn." The chorale's season started last 14 14 or 17 20 or 22 24 20 given ror the Christmas party of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter of the D. A.

R. It has also appeared before the Catherine Merrill Club and at the annual dinner of the Indiana Pioneers. R. Walter superintendent of parks, asserted that the city-wide caroling program will exceed the expectations of even the most optimistic and that it will be given on a scale much greater than ever before attempted In Indianapolis. He called attention to the meeting of representatives of all organizations which will participate, to be held next Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock In the Cadle Tabernacle, when 43-45 South Meridian St.

qualntance began. of o.ooo voices. Candidate From Now On. It has. been assumed since Mr.

Cool Circle 7500-7501 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Tli chorale has been organized about interested In it and trained my own eight years ami is composed of ptipiis 1 BOB 17.40 21 33 23 41 19.49 20.91 1 1.50 14 OS 20.54 20.54 1 1 3 2 1 8 HH 20.16 ldge fell heir to the presidency that he naturally would become a candidate for the nomination, but Until now his candi- omidron ami a rew or tneir mentis and took them out Chrlslmus eve and Christmas morning in the neighborhood. They all enjoyed 11 so much that other children wanted lo Join us. Ve did this 14.50 15 65 20.55 21 95 1R.15 19.15 14 30 14.25 l.f.5 19.25 13 25 14 1 75 18.15 15.40 H.90 Light fi tnurhiK. Light '6 srdan.

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Swl an 4 Touring 6.. Sedan OMamn-bilo Touring 4. Sedan 4 Touring 8. Sedan S. at school .1.1, Thirty-third ami Pennsylvania streets, and a few high school pupils, who formerly attondi-d that school.

It Is a community organi- 12 or 14 34 riacv has not taken definite shape. From tentltlve plans will be outlined. 0 12 or 14 14 VALIDITY OF NEW MOTOR LICENSE LAW ATTACKED 20 Under the old law, the Inheritance tax money went to the state highway commission. The new law for the transfer to the general fund. Administration of the license fee law Is in the hands of the state automobile department, a division of Mr.

Jackson's office. 14 10.49 17 IK no 17 or 20 19.21 20 1U63 17 35 CONCLCDED FROM PAGE ONE. The increased license fees ore to nm. now on Coolldge will be a candidate for President and an active one, even though his campaign will be left entirely to his friends. That the country was tVemendously Impressed with the Coolidge message was further indicated today when hundreds of additional messages of commendation poured into the White House.

Taxation, the message indicates, is the subject which most interests the farmer and the business man. Hiram Johnson may talk world court all he pleases, but apparently the country's thoughts are. centered on the taxation issue, which the California senator has straddled by saying that he favora both lower taxes and a soldier bonus. Taxation, rather than the world court, looms as the issue. The people apparently have made the issue.

Specialty Salesman in Grocery and Drug Trade We desire a Class A man to represent us in this territory. Must be able and -willing to work retail trade and experienced in selling to jobbers in this territory. Must be employed at present, but able to begin with us January 1st. Highest references will be required. Proposition Salary, expenses and bonus.

New concern. High quality liquid insecticides. Hirsh Manufacturing Box 281, Memphis, Tenn. time ago obtained an opinion from Mr. Lcsh concerning the validity of the inheritance tax section of the law.

Mr. Lesh at ti nt time, ruled favorably on the law. It is understood, however, that he will review his former opinion and make further investigation of the question when he receives the request from Mr. Jackson. Section of Constitution.

The section of the state constitution which may invalidate the new license fee law is as follows: "livery act shall embrace but one subject, anil matters properly connected therewith, which subject shall be expressed in the title." Funeral services will be held In Gos-port oh Tuesday. Mr. Criss was the proprietor of a drug store at Gosport, where he had lived all his life. He was a mason and a member of the Knights of Pythias. MRS.

SARAH L. 8TALET. Mrs. Sarah Staley of Fort Myers, a former resident of Indianapolis, died Friday night at her home, according to word received here yesterday. She was a native of Cloverdale, Ind.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church at Grayville, 111. She is survived by F. Durward Staley of Indianapolis, a grandson, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE NOW UNDER PROBE vide more revenue for road building work in Indiana. The state highway commission is soon to receive bids for paring 400 miles of state roads next year, while the state program calls for the hardsiirfaclng of 4IKI additional miles in 11125. In addition to paying for road paving, the increased fees will provide money to keep up the maintenance work on the ndles of state roads.

ality of the law may be Instituted at South Bend In the near future. The section of the license law providing for transfer of the state Inheritance tax after June, was a "rider" attached to the bill In the closing ours of the last (ieneral Assembly. Robert Kracken, state auditor, some CONCLFDED FROM PAGE ONE. I general for personal service or contractual service rendered prior to Oct. lllL'S.

"I respectfully request that you make Eight Floors of Shoe Service jjiiniiu: IIIHIIUUHUHiiiUMHHUmmi nn examination of the adjutant gener al department, with a view of deter mining the amount of unpaid bills and their relation to the appropriation for the current year." Lfih Gives Opinion, Chrlstiruts when the bills now on file with the auditor's office were first filed, Mr. Bracken asked Attorney General U. uesh for an opinion concerning their I jffop 'the fjiiire payment. Mr. Lesh replied that bills for armory rental, In cases where contracts went into the next fiscal year, might be paid, according to the interpretation placed on the opinion in the auditor's office.

The other bills can not be paid, it was said. The eljiima nn navmant 4b lng withheld by Mr. Bracken, It was said, include the following general items: Armory rentals, 700.48 National Guard pay rolls, and miscellaneous items, The guard pay rolls, it was said, cover drill pay for the nn.lim. r.fr 1 lOOO 4- n. in Hill that pay rolls of approximately and pay for training period at Camp Knox, totaling approximately are yet to be submitted to the audi Children's Red Men's Leather Slippers tor for payment.

It is known that a1 Romeo, Opera and Ev- 5 to 2. JrT styles '2 to '5 Steel Bed izi 3piece Daveno Suite '68 bill of considerable size is owing to a tailoring company. Some estimates place this bill at $5,000. Mr. Bracken said he had received an Inquiry yesterday from an official of the company in regard to the payment of the bill.

Lack of Proper Reporti. The delay in filing the bills for pay rolls has been clue to failure of National Guard officers to make proper reports, it Js understood. The adjutant general's has experienced considerable difficulty in obtaining reports of amounts due the men at the time for payment. A large clerical force is required in the office to check up on the pay roll accounts submitted. It Is said that delayed payments of bills of the military department have been permitted without question in past years.

The exact scope of the Investigation of the field examiners of the accounts board was not disclosed by Mr. Orr. Dining Table 29i The popular Queen Anne style has been followed in designing this attractive dining table, which is beautifully finished in American walnut. Complete line of the 1 brated Daniel Green Slippers, conceded to be the Xmas Gift Slippers supreme. A new creation in steel beds! They are gracefully shaped, substantial, and a most unusual value at the low price we're quoting.

The davenport opens readily into a full size bed virtually adding a guest room in your home. Besides the davenport, the suite includes a handsome arm chair and rocker, all beautifully finished in golden oak and upholstered in imitation leather of known durability. Delivered to your home for a small down payment. Mama Dolls 89c and Up Tool Chest for the Boy $1.49 and Up Absence of certain large vouchers drawn by the department during the Special Sale of Ivory Decorated Doll Furniture Special Values for Christmas Shoppers past year front flies of the auditor's of-j tlce was explained by saying the papers were in the hands of the examiners. The state military department has been permitted, as are other state de-i paitments, to draw large vouchers cov-i ering pay rolls and then disburse the I money by check to persons having money due them.

Pending the examination of the office Ladies' Moccasins Ladies' Satins Emerson Phonograph Of wool felt. Large assortment of colors a Iful quilted slippers. Large variety of shades hv the field examiners. Mr. Bracken will hold the bills which have been presented to him for payment.

75 MtoM With 20 Selections ill Obituary Ch ris tmas Slippers that uill earn for you the pleasant, remembrance of a worthy gift from a thoughtful giver. Hero uill the Christmas shopper find Iho widest and most attractive assortment Co fort an Bo doir Slippers in town, marked at decidedly economical prices. Models for men, women and children in every wanted style, shade and size. Men's Felt Soft Soles I Turn-up collar? Boys' Felt Moccasins $125 Reed Bird Cage Constructed of closely woven, genuine round reed, these handsome bird cages may be had in several colors, complete as shown, at a special price 5-Piece Breakfast Set '28 Included in this handsome breakfast set is a well-constructed table and four chairs, beautifully finished ivory and blue enamel. This cheery, attractive furniture will be appreciated by every one.

Buy this Xmas Special and save money. Terms to Suit MK8. KIC'HAItl) F.WBANK. H'mnsral serviei-s for Mrs. Richard 1..

Kwbunk, 48 years old, wife of Hichanl 1. Kwbank, Indianapolis attorney, will bi: held tomorrow afternoon 3 o'clock Mt the residence, 3450 Salem street. Mrs. Kwbank died early yesterday morning following an attack of heart disease. The Rev.

3corge S. Hennlngcr will prearh the funeral sermon. Miss Pauline inralls of Indianapolis will sing a solo. Burial will be at Crown Hill icmetery. Mrs.

F.wbank was born in Jackson county, Ohio, in 1N75, but her parents moved to Indiana when she was a young ffirl. was married to Mr. Kwbank in South Bend In and came to Indianapolis about fifteen years ago. She was a member of the N'oi th M. K.

Church. She is survived by her husband, her father. Alfred Steele of Komney, Ind. four sons, Louis R. Kwbank of Portsmouth, O.

Albert Kwbank. Dean Ewbank and John Kwbank, all of Indianapolis, and one daughter. Gladys of Indianapolis; five sisters. Mrs. Kthel Allen of Greencastle, Mrs.

Minnie Wasson of Chicago, Mrs. Mary Crowe of Logajisport, Mrs. Delia Thompson of Iafayette and Mrs. Rose Myers of Kalamazoo, anil three brothers. Homer Steele of Mnmeneei Henry Steele of Crete, 111.

and Frank Steele of Romney, Ind. The Emerson Console Phonograph is -the one musical Instrument that fully satisfies your every musical need. It Is not an imitation of music or artist. It is all music, all artist. Other models aa low as $79.50.

Terms to Buit. Ladies' Boudoirs Of quilted satin. AH shades. Leather soles and heels Ladies' Boudoirs or soft leather. Turn soles.

1 tomorrow. Fourth Floor "The Store VTff ffj tff iVf, W' rA j) Satisfies; IVLF Jj pEYse VJL i 'shop I Guarantced" 2 3 1 237 WASrlTON ST. Ear'y Buy SHOES XT THESH0C EIGHT FLOORS SILOES rilAItl.KS I. CRISS. 1 Charles B.

Crlss, 47 years old, of G'is- port. died yesterday afternoon at I Hie Methodist hospital, after an illness of several months. Mr. Criss had number of friends in Indiana polls. He is survived by the widow.

Mrs. Carrie M. Criss: one daughter. Dorotha Criss 1520 Et Washmtftoo. St.

I of (Jasport; one sister. Mrs. Rmm Bat- I Mn, Sarah Cria of Gosport..