NC<,l2, 1932 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES , PAGE 3 REIGN OF HOUSE COOLS AFTER MARRIAGE GOLD STANDARD Yes, He Bet on Roosevelt HUNDREDS JAM ‘CZARS' ENDED; ODSOLEIE, Chaplin Better Suitor Than Husband SAYS COUNTY OFFICE SOUTHWEAKER STUARTJHASE TOPAYTAXES Scramble for Speaker’s Change Rules and Pros- Seek to Pay Fees Before Post First Business of perity Will Return, Famed Deadline at 4 Today; New Group. Economist Asserts. Penalties Avoided. BY RAY TUCKER “America’s economic machinery Hundreds of last-minute taxpay- Times Staff Writer has been clogged by paper-largely ers jammed the county treasurer’s WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—An end by paper bearing compound interest, y.-:/ Sip/.'dPlpf~j. t ffl office today to pay to southern domination and one- and based on an obsolete gold their fall install- man control of the house may result standard. ments before the deadline at 4. from the election of so many north- “Restoration of prosperity can be An extension of one week before ern Democrats, Tuesday, and from brought about by changing the rules imposing delinquent penalties, the personalities of the men who of the ‘money game,’ and, unless granted by Timothy P. Sexton last seek to succeed Speaker John N. this is done, we may be forced to Saturday, gave thousands of tax- change payers Garner as gavel-wielder. them.” Y ,!> 'listflljfsSff: a chance to avoid penalties. With a scramble for the speaker- With these assertions, Stuart Moreover, the week's extension ship as the first business before the Chase, engineer, accountant, econ- netted nearly three million dollars next house, the candidates will find omist and author, Friday night in tax receipts, according to Sex- that the shift of the power may up- painted a word picture of the ton, set advance plans. prosperous years from 1922-29, Thursday the treasurer had col- Though the south still retains pointing out repeatedly that lected approximately $4,450,000 in great influence through the posses- throughout this period the farmer fal ltaxes. Another million probab- sion of veteran legislators in most never shared in the prosperity. He ly the mails, Sexton said. chairmanships, its numerical super- spoke at Caleb Mills hall on the A current tax totalingg $9,489,485 iority in the party has disappeared Town Hall lecture program. was due this fall, plus $1,462,105 In before Democratic gains in the “Problems of industrial produc- jfc 1931 delinquencies and a delinquency north, middle west and far west. tion had been solved,” he declared. of $369,755 for previous years. With an anticipated membership “We entered the economy of abun- . J Sexton predicts nearly three mil- of 310 Democrats, 155 votes will de- dance, and then the money system lion dollars delinquent taxes will re- cide the speakership contest. cracked. It’s election bet payoff time in winner and was headed for pros- main on the books after today. In that fight, the southern and Farmer Remained Unaided Indianapolis, and wheelbarrows perity, Schaub was pushed by will have about 120 Myron Kincaid, 3113 border states lead the race as conveyances of W. North votes, the northern and middlewest- “The matter of distribution had Sherman drive, whose money was ern territory will niuster about not been solved on the financial the winners. on re-election of President ART SAYS: forty and the west fifty. side. The system jammed with Joe Schaub Jr., 323 Northern Hoover. He wore a panama hat The Times credit paper and the habits of avenue, shown in the photo, was as part of his admission of defeat. Names Northerner says: May bankers proved stronger than the on the receiving end of a wheel- Trucks and autos, with horns “Thou- A combination between the last habits of engineers.” barrow ride Thursday at Thirtieth blaring, fell into line for the sands are two groups would enable them to “Profits rose more than wages street and Sherman drive. Schaub-Kincaid presentation in fired with elect a northern or western man to and we saved more than we spent. Carrying signs that he was the Brightwood. hope.” The the second highest past in the na- The farmer remained unaided, f^->) tion. while huge sums were sent abroad Democrat s Possible deals may lead to such This le the last of three to buy red pants for the armies of must have stories on Lita totook°k °ffenSe at thistWS act and an alliance, especially as the last Eif.Charlie Chaplin's thre lovea—Mildred W offense Peru. Wall Street gambling ran started Harris, Lita Grey and, now, Paulette 'vim Wmm'tWF went home to her mother. That Three Long-Time City northern Democratic Speaker was ' ■ riot to collapse and purchasing OoddardGoddard. ? end—an housecle ail- N. P. Banks of Waltham, fUf W was the beginning of the power of the people was exhausted. Mass., in 111 l IUI which reached its culmination ing. 1857-1858. BY DAN THOMAS |f|f Hi W 4 endend “Prices fell from lack of demand NEA in111 CoUltcourt nearly a yearyear laterlater.* by n m tt The see NBA Service ** for Residents Taken Death speakership battle will Writer M goods and only the fixed Chicago has the north presenting Representative W W u* * u" charges of interest, lease rent and TTOLLYWOOD, nov.Nov. 12.—12.—PastPast p| fjl wM already decided John J. O’Connor, a wet, Tammany Hollywood, was plenty of uneasl-uneasi- taxes resisted. man from York experience would indicate jjLtej J&gtf “It is this FINLEY GIVEN MEDAL ART ROSE to overlook the New as one _. .. interest payment which William City, ,, JL H. Lange Suc- , THEREness around Hollywood as 18th Amend- candidate, despite the fact he is a that Charlie Chaplin is a much YgsJ approached for the Chap- hurts worse than the high taxes.” Hebrew Award Made to New York comparatively young the time ment. Or, maybe they just heard member. better wooer than husband. lins to air their marital troubles Suggests Higher Wages cumbs at Home to Illness Publicist-Educator. His friends expect President-Elect Left—Lita of it. He is ardent in his wooing, but G*ey Chaplin, mother in court. By Times Special tt help Advocating m n Roasevelt to him, for O’Con- of the comedian’s two sons. Lita threatened to “tell all.” construction of anew of Five Weeks. x NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—Dr. nor’s cools considerably after the mar- John brother, Basil, once was Roose- Right—Paulette Goddard, the Just how much that was nobody economic formula with the present H. Finley, educator, The country seems to be velt’s law partner. riage ceremony. Three long-time residents of In- publicist and platinum blond divorcee Holly- ever learned, due to an amicable governmental equipment, Chase associate editor of the New York all hopped up over beer A more powerful northern aspir- Such,.at least, was the experi- dianapolis, two of whom had been wood is certain' Chaplin will wed. last minute settlement. suggested the following factors: years, Times, has been awarded, by a dis- winter. The cry ant is majority leader Henry T. ence of Lita Grey Chaplin, after Center—A recent of “Managed currency,” with the ill for several died at their this of her picture the During their separation, Charlie homes Friday. tinguished group of judges, the Rainey (111.). marriage in Mexico to the gray-haired comedian. power to down with liquor will again outstanding spent much of his time in New inflate and deflate un- American Hebrew medal for pro- A possible compromise candidate screen’s comedian. Below—His Sidney and by ancient gold William H. Lange, 67, a lifelong be in the Lita was just 16 sons, York. He returned to San Fran- hampered the motion of better understanding be- heard land. is the Kansas veteran, William A. when Chaplin Charles Jr. he termed “an- resident of Indianapolis, died in his Jew in America Ayres. signed her as his leading lady in cisco a week before the trial for a standard which an tween Christian and mum achronism.” home, 430 North Temple avenue. for 1932. The announcement is con- “The Gold Rush.” But,long be- conference with his attorneys. He had been ill five weeks. South Has Four adopted an “spend was Higher wage levels with a nation- for tained in the curent issue of the Candidates fore the picture was completed, attitude of Then the settlement made Lange years and the film colony breathed al minimum wage of possibly Mr. was retired three American Hebrew and Jewish Trib- The south has four candidates, she retired from her career before what money you like, but don’t from employ of the Pennsyl- the more easily. A scandal, no $3,000 a year. the une, oldest Anglo-Jewish weekly of and this may weaken its strength. cameras to become Mrs. expect too much- of my time mat- having Chaplin and ter how always for Investment control to keep from vania railroad, after served national influence, of which Rabbi The outstanding man is believed to Number Two. minor, is bad forty-five years company. attention.” the picture business as a whole. overbuilding factories. with the Isaac Landman is editor. be Representative Joe Byers of Ten- Here is how Lita Grey, at the Mrs. Elizabeth Previous of her Chaplin’s marriage to Lita Grey That voyage on the S. S. Matri- Public works for taking up de- With his wife, Lange, recipients of the medal nessee, chairman of the appropri- time separation from Chap- his fortieth Newton'D. Baker of The Chief Tire Changer lin, described their created one of the biggest stirs mony was an expensive one for pression slack and public work to he celebrated wedding were Cleveland, ations committee.