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The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
CKANCS' CRAFT
is DISCLOSED
Father and Son Grab Half
Billion in ManChuria.

By United Press
NUKDEN, Dec. 24.-Chinese Off
cials, under Japanese protection,
have discovered for the first time
the amazing extent of the profits
reaped by Manchurian military gov
ernorS during the last few years.
Private accounts in Chinese
banks, which were examined by
Japanese, are alleged to show
profits for the two Changs-father
and son-and their favorites of
something like $500,000,000 (silver).
Coming from Japanese sources,
such estimates must be taken with
reserve, but independent foreign
observers agree that the figures can
not be far wrong.
For nineteen years the two
Changs and their satellites have
had control of the revenues of
NGanchuria, more constant and
abundant than of any other section
of China.
Since the Japanese occupied
Mukden in September, they have
carefully studied all sources of
revenue. Probably they know more
about them today than the two
ChangS ever did.
An investigation of the salt
monopoly, for example, has shown
that salt was sold for sixteen times
what it cost to produce.
A small part of the profits went to
the central government in recent
years, TO repay foreign loans, but
most of it stayed in Manchuria to
enrich officials.
At least half these huge revenues
are alleged to have gone into indi-
vidual Chinese accounts.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
DEATH CLAIMS
CITIZENS LONG
RESIDENT HERE
E. C. Dunmeyer, for Year
in Business in City,
Passes at Home.

Friends and relatives today
mourned deaths of and planned
last rites of several old, well-known
indianapolis residents.
Edward c. Dunmeyer, SO, retired
business man and native of the city,
died Wednesday at his home. 1851
College avenue. Funeral services
will be held at Saturday, with
burial in Concordia cemetery.
He was connected with the Con-
sumers Gas Company several years
ago, and was an organizer and vice
president of the Diamond Chain
and Manufacturing Company.
With Shoe Firm
He was associated with Henry c.
Ulen in his first contracting buSi-
ness. They were joint organizers Of
the American Light and Water
Company.
Mr.. Dunmeyer was also connected
with the George j. Marott Manu-
facturerS Shoe Company and the
]. H. Billingsley Stone Company.
Mrs. Joseph H. Forrest, 1925 Gull
ford avenue, died at the Methodist
hospital Wednesday after a short
illness. Mrs. Forrest was the 1880
president Of the CervuS Club, wom-
ans auxiliary to the Elks lodge. She
had lived in Indianapolis eighteen
years.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Loftin Brannon, "A, daughter of pio-
neer residents of Marion county, will
be held at 10 Saturday at the Flan-
ner & Buchanan mortuary, with
burial in Crown Hill cemetery.
Brother County Treasurer
Mrs. Brannon, widow Of Thomas
L. Brannon, one-time partner of the
late Senator Thomas Taggart in the
operation of the Union Station res
taurant, died Wednesday at her
home, 1920 Carrollton avenue.
Mrs. Brannon's brother, Sample
Loftin, was treasurer of Marion
county many years ago.
Following five months illness,
Charles w. Moore, So, died Wednes-
day at the Methodist hospital. Fu-
neral rites will be held at the resi-
dence, A South Denny street, at 10
Saturday with burial in Riverview
cemetery at Seymour.
Mr.. Moore was member of the
knights of Pythias lodge and the
Baptist church.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
LAST DAY
FOR
SANTA'S QUESTION
BOX
Turn back to the want ads now.
Full details of the contest are
given.
Ten Dollars
in Merchandise Certificates
and Is pair of tickets to
RKO Lyric Theatre
Tuesdays Winners

ueSday winners
SANTAS QUESTION BOX
FIRST PRIZE-Winner of s. mer-
chandise certificate. George Il.
Hammerle, 224 n. Summit.
SECOND PRIZE - Winner of So
merchandise certificate. Mrs. F. l..
McClintock, SO L. Troy avenue.
THIRD PRIZE-Winner of 81 mer-
chandise certificate. Mrs. Lillian
Rail, 137 E. Seventeenth street.
The next fifteen winners will re-
ceive one pair of theater tickets to
the Lyric theater.
Harry E. Bohman, 465 W. Both; Es-
ther NJ. Chrisman, 402 n. Holmes;
Mrs. Lillian McGinity, 225 n. War
man; Mrs. Alice Oberting, 20 f. Or
ange street; Margaret NJ. Clark,
2149 Shelby street; Virgil NJ Heis-
tand. 2442 Stuart street; Mrs. Bertha
Childers, 30j Leeds avenue; Mrs.
Albert Stutz, 1855 Boulevard place.
Apt. / Mrs. Theodore o. Smith, "a
Hendricks place; Wilhelmina Nav
ity. 440 n. Lasalle; Miss Phyllis
R0uch, 1916 n. Olney; Miss Virginia
Burk. w Main street, Greenfield,
Evelyn Woodson, % S. Catherwood;
Ind; Julia Lanahan, 4348 Park;
J. Pierce. I'll n. Alabama.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
POLICE BULLETS KILL
CHRISTMAS TREE THIEF
Cops Under Technical Arrest After
Staying in Philadelphia.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-Police
shot and killed a man suspected Of
stealing a Christmas tree in West
Philadelphia today. He was identi-
fed as Woodrow Schumacher, 25, at
the Presbyterian hospital where he
was taken with a bullet in his brain.
A Christmas tree was stolen from
a lot, where a number were on sale,
by two men who fled in an auto
mobile. Police fired several shots
into the fleeing car. A short time
later the automobile was found
stopped in the street and Schumak-
er, fatally wounded, was in the front
seat.
The policemen involved in the
shooting were placed under tech
nical arrest, pending an investiga-
ton by police inspectors.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
ASKS SANTA FOR DOG
Pat Strayed; Little Girl Can Not
Enjoy YuIe Without Him.

If Santa Claus will find and re-
turn Pat, pet dog of a small daugh-
ter of William Wright, 322 North
La Sale street, this will be a happy
Christmas for her.
Wright appealed today to Santa
to bring Pat back because 'this will
be the child's first Christmas with
out him."
Pat is of medium size, with red
dish brown hair, black nose and
scar on his left hip.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24

Santa Claus will make a post
season appearance at the Marion
county sheriff's Christmas Circus
and Toyland at the B. F. Keith
theater for three days, starting Fri
day.
Matinee performances will start
at 2:15, and evening shows will be-
gin at $50.
Santa will be on hand at all per-
formances, to give the orphan chill
dren, who are to be guests, toys,
candy, fruits and nuts as they leave
the theater. The list of invita-
tions:
Colored orphans home. 14O; Jewish
communal house, 100; Convent of the Good
asylum. 1875; orphans Of the General
Lutheran. 40; Marion County Board of
Children's Guardians. 100; indianapolis
Bows Club. 500.
Many free tickets have also been
given to unfortunate children other
than the orphans. The entire gal
lery will be filled with these boys
and girls, all the guests Of Sheriff
Sumner.
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
THE TIMES
Want Ad Headquarters

Transient Rates
Minimum spaced want ad accepted is
two lines.
Number Insertions Per Line Per Line
SIle 1lae -.......,... 20 .19
s consecutive times .... 16 Is
consecutive times ..... .13 IL
Rooms, Etc.
Charge Based on Two Lines.
z INES, one time ........ 81 .35
q lines. Times s....sss .78 10
AneS' times .--..... 1.12 100
Discounts
Ads may be phoned in and charged II the
advertiser is listed in the phone directory
or is identified and accepted BY the credit
department.
A DISCOUNT of ONE CENT FOR EACH
LINE Is given to transient advertisers
paying their bill within ONE WEEK afte-
bllling. Advertisers are asked to take ad-
vantage OF this discount.
Deaths, Lost and Found. Etc.
Death Notices. Cards of Thanks. In Me-
moIlaInS Lodge and Church Notices Lost
ana Found. ads are charged at a rate Of
10 cents per line.
Situation Wanted z Cents ner Word
Minimum IL Words
Want ads may be phoned in as late as
l:l5 A. M. for publication in the 400
r M. Home Edition on the same day.
Pnone Service 8 A. M. to p. M. DAILY.
Phone: RILEY 5551
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
Protests Priest limitation

By United Press
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 24-Arch-
bishop PaScual Diaz protested to-
day in an open letter to President
Pascual Ortiz Rubio that the law
passed by congress limiting the
number of priests in Mexico to one
for every $4,000 population is "un-
patriotic and unconstitutional"
The Indianapolis times., 1931-12-24
Staying Charged

By Times Special
MARION, Ind, Dec. 24.-An in
dictment charging Robert Harris,
a, Negro, with the Staying of Dan
Burden, so. Negro, has been re-
turned by the Grant county grand
jury A quarrel over payment of
rent preceded the Staying.
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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-08-15
Mac01nber
By ALICE M. WALKER

Mrs. william Nicholson and
daughter, Odessa, and Mrs. Harry
Davenport. Regan, spent Monday at
teruoon at the Tom Hollingsworth
home.
Driving into q washout on highway
No. 50 Wednesday morning. caused
Mrs. Sidney Waddington badly la
cerated hand and her mother, Mrs.
Mary Ollenburger q severely cut FORE
head. Other occupants Of the car
escaped injury other than slight
scratches from broken glass. The
Waddington family were en- route to
1inot where Mr.. Waddington went to
consult m optician. J
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger and
son Jack. Bismarck, were Sunday
dinner guests at the r. D. Flavin
home.
Mrs. T. q. 0srow and two children
left Thursday for Minneapolis to
spend the weekend with Mr.. 0erow's
mother who y IN III health.
Mrs. Eilda Christensen, Bismarck.
was . guest Thursday and Friday Of
relatives here.
Dinner guests Of NJ. and Mrs.
Johnny Ptau Sunday were Mrs. An
drew Reule, Mr.. ana Mrs. John Reule
and children Of Denhoff. Miss Irene
H1uls. . niece .of Mrs. Ptaus. remain
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-08-15

ed for an extended visit at the Pfau
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker ano
family nnotored to Garrison Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. otto Larson enter.
tanned the following persons a. SIX
o'clock dinner Sunday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Davenport and Miss
Ruth Wilmot, Regan, and MI and
Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth anu All
Johnson.
Harry Anderson and his boys spent
Sunday at Brush Lake. Mrs. Pauline
Thorsness and son, Arvid, accpmpan.
led them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Danielson at.
tended Q picnic August given in
compliment to Mr.. Danielson's father
Jacob Danielson. The affair mark
ed his 8lst birthday anniversary.
Among those from here VINO at.
tended the dance at Apple Creek Sat.
urday evening. were Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John
Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard polzin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ollenburger anc
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ollenburger
Music was furnished by Albert Leh.
man and Morris Flavin.
Due to unavoidable circumstances
the pre-arranged date for the Angus.
meeting of the Macomber Homemak.
ers' club has been postponed unit
Aug. 81. Mrs. Pauline Thorsness viii
entertain.
Mr., and Mrs, Rank Miller and sor
Of Ryder were weekend guests at the
Leslie Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hanwell are
spending several days in Bismarck al
the Jack Sherlock home, while Mr.
Hanwell Is taking medical treat.
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pfieffer ane
daughter, Loretta, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Erickson. Bis.
marck, to Minot Sunday morning
where they spent the day with rela'
tiVeS.