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MAY 13, 1922.
OFFICIALS SEE
BREAKDOWN OF
SOVIET REGIME
Washington Administration
Watching Developments in
Confidence.
MASSES ENLIGHTENED
Special to Indiana Dally Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, May IS.—High admin
istration officials watching the Russian
situation from the side lines have be
gun to see what Is regarded as nn
mlstakeably signs of an eventual break
down of the Communistic system that
has hung like a milistone about the neck
of the Russian masses since the rise to
power of Lenin and Trotzky.
While no sudden crash that will end
overnight the bolshevik regime is ex
pected, a high official said the progress
made In the amelioration of harsh de
crees was gratifying. The changes in
economic and political policy In Russia,
it was said, will be slow for a time, but
this official was hopeful that shifts would
come at an increasing rate.
REHABILITATION
NOW IMPOSSIBLE.
Complete rehabilitation of Russia Is re
garded by officials as Impossible until the
yoke of Communism has been thrown off.
The total collapse of Russia's industrial
and economic fabric, under the crude de
mocracy of Sovietism, which has actual
ly resulted In a cruel autocracy, la grad
ually convincing a growing number of
Russian people of the futility of the
struggle for the Communistic state, of
ficials said. Whereas there was millions
of Communist converts In Russia two
years ago. officials said the number had
been severely constricted.
The growing demand of the peasants
who have been enamored of Communism,
officials said, was evidenced in the adop
tion of the new civil code. While this
does not go nearly far enough in their
opinion to satsfy the desires of the
masses, it Is regarded as a step In the
right direction.
TWO THINGS
ARE ESSENTIAL.
Two things are essential to Russia’s
renunciation of Communism, offlcals said.
The first Is the necessity of the Bol
shevik leaders to see the need of a
change and the second an opportunity
for thm to make the change.
The pressure of circumstances, which
Is growing Increasingly stronger and the
vanishing delusions of the people serve
to bring about the light to the leaders,
officials said. The millions that they ex
pected to get, officials said, existed only
In the minds of the leaders. The flat re
fusal of ail other governments to ad
vance the Communistic state a penny, has
brought the Bolshevik chiefs to the reali
zation that their only hope lies In loans
from Individual capitalists, it is pointed
out. Unless financiers can be assured
that their loans and investments are safe,
the Bolshevik leaders cannot hope for
any aid from these quarters.
SECOND OBSTACLE
HAS SERIOUS ASPECT.
The second obstacle presents some se
rious aspects to officials here. They
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realize the difficulty created by the at
titude of certain allied Governments
which amounts to “stand and deliver.”
This has created sympathy for the Mos
cow regime among many Russians, who
are not otherwise In accord with It,
officials eatd. The loyalty of the lead
ers to the Communistic principles, which
now have small support, officials bellev,
will be eventually overcome by the In
sistent pressure from the peasants for
greater freedom.
One of the hopeful signs seen by the
officials Is the gratifying effect of the
peaceful penetration of America Into
the Bolshevik wilderness. The attitude
of the Russian people toward this coun
try is one of deep gratitude. This Is
heightened by the older peasants who
remember tbe charity of America In
past relief expeditions. This feeling,
offiicals said, would last for generations
and would Increase the pressure upon
the little ruling group In Moscow for op
portunities in the outside world.
Music Memory
Contest to Be
on Wednesday
The music memory contest for the
elementary grades of the city schools
will be held at Caleb Mills Hall on
Wednesday, May 17, at 2:30 under the
direction of Ernest G. Hesser, director
of music In the public schools. Tbe
Orloff Trio, assisted by prominent In
dianapolis musicians, will play the sum
bent for the contest. Immediately fol
lowing the contest there will be a re
cital arranged by Mrs. Henry Schur
mann, president of the State Federation
of Music Clubs, In which the following
artists will present some of the s Sec
tions on the music memory contest list.
Miss Leone Wright, Mrs. Jean McCor
mick, Miss Ruth Fillmore. Mrs. James
Lowry and Mrs. Glen O. Friermood.
Awards of merit will be presented to
all contestants having perfect scores by
the State Federation of Music Clubs. The
team making the highest average will
be awarded the contest banner, won last
year by the team from school 27.
Judges for the contest are Edward
Nell, president of Metropolitan School
of Music; Perclval Owen, director of
the Mendelssohn Choir, and Miss Ida
Belle Sweeney, treasurer of the Matinee
Muslcale.
Landis to Speak
at Dedication
LOGANSPORT, Ind., May 13.—The new
home of the American Legion here will
be dedicated Sunday. Kenesaw Moun
tain Landis, formerly a United States
Judge, now supreme arbiter of organized
baseball, and for many years a resi
dent of this place, will be the principal
speaker. Dr. Rodney Troutman, com
mander of the Cass County Legion, will
have charg. of the ceremonies.
PHIVELEY’S EXPENSES $840.13.
MARION, Ind., May 13.—A report of
campaign expenditures by B. B. Shively,
who contested for the Democratic nomi
nation for United States Senator, filed
with the clerk of Grant County, shows
a total of L 540.13 disbursed. More than
S3OO of this went for sdvertlsiug, the re
port shows.
-NORTHCLIFFE-
I* l the direct line of the city’s phenomenal growth
northward, where values are increasing by leaps and u3vX\
k° un< k tke ideal place for a SScbs^]
HOME COMPLETE 1557
In order to satisfy the growing demand for home sites in this high-class north side residential district, we have de
cided to open up the balance of this wonderful addition
Come Today or Tomorrow (Sunday) to Opening Sale of
NORTHCLIFFE No. 2
Big Beautiful
High Level
Lots
Almost 75 wooded lots covered with stately
forest trees that have been growing a lifetime.
It is hardly necessary to call attention to the fact
that twenty-five years ago there was little north of
16th street except corn fields, while now many of the
finest residences are between 40th and 60th streets,
and several are out even to 75th street, and that many
lots which ten or fifteen years ago could be bought
for from SSOO to SI,OOO are now worth from $2,500
to $4,000.
As to the large profits in store for purchasers of
north side real estate nothing more need be said.
Those who are wise buy a little in advance of tbe big
improvements.
Ten, fifteen and twenty-five years ago there were
knockers, just as there are today, but the knockers
have only regrets, while those who took advantage of
their opportunities and bought made the big profits,
just as you can do’today.
$2 DOWN
on Open Lots
$25 On Wooded Lots
THEN PAYMENTS OF
Only $1.60, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and up to $3 a Week
No Interest or Taxes for Two Years
No Payments, While Sick or Out of Work.
BARGAIN PRICES
$495, $525, $575, $625 and up to $950
Wooded Lots, 750, SBSO and up to $1,150.
A Few Lots Higher.
These prices are good for opening dates. At these ex
tremely low prices for these big, beautiful lots and the few
remaining lots in our adjoining Norwaldo Addition, this
sale may only last a few days. Get in now -while you
may. You might just as well have the benefit of the rapid
increase in values in thi3 north side district as someone
else.
The Attached Coupon Is Worth
$25.00
To Each Buyer of the First
100 Lots Sold
And in Addition a
100% Bonus
will be given on the first advance payment of $lO
made at time of getting pass book or within
first 5 days, and a
50% Bonus
upon the next S4O paid at time of getting pass book or
within first 15 days, or upon so much of such S4O as shall
be paid within such 15 daya in amounta of $lO or over.
FOE EXAMPLE:
$2 down on an open lot gives a credit of $27
sl2 paid as above and coupon gives a credit of $47
$22 paid as above and coupon gives a credit of $62
$32 paid as above and coupon gives a credit of $77
$42 paid as above and coupon gives a credit of $92
$52 paid as above and coupon gives a credit of $lO7
20% additional given on entire balance paid within
30 days.
Read this over again and then ask yourself if you ever
before had an opportunity to get such high-class property
at the above ground floor prices and on such liberal terms.
Here Is your chance. But you will have to act and act at
once If you want to get the benefit of it If you don’t,
someone else will. You can not afford to miss it.
COME EARLY.
Don’t Miss This Opportunity
INDIANA DAIL* TIMES.
A Safe Place for Children
Grade School and $60,000 High School, With Manual Training and
Domestic Science Departments, Gymnasium, Shower Baths, City
Water, etc., at Northwest Corner of Addition.
We Will Give in Prises for Best Kodak Pictures
SIOO.OO Cash Absolutely Free
For best picture taken in Northcliffe we will pay $25.
For the 3 next best pictures, $lO each.
For the 5 next best pictures, $5 each.
For the 20 next best pictures, $1 each.
THE CONTEST RULES
We want some good pictures taken in Northcliffe for use in our
advertising.
We prefer pictures of children with a home site as a back-ground.
Take a child to a place where- it is safe for him or her to play and
take a picture.
We want that picture to show how safe it is for a child in this
beautiful north side home site.
No cars, no noise, no bustle, all is serene there. Get that into your
picture and you stand a good chance to win a prize.
If you have not been able to go before, go out today or tomor
row. All prints should be in our office, 904 Fletcher Trust Building,
as soon thereafter as possible, and not later than May 24th, when
this contest closes. -
A committee of judges composed of three prominent Indianapolis
citizens will select the winning pictures. *
Take the kiddies and your kodak and make it an errand of fun and
business—go today or tomorrow (Sunday). Do not delay.
AKE a Broad Ripple car to Haverford avenue, which is the first
stop after passing the Broad Ripple High School and the last
m stop before reaching the Broad Ripple Park entrance, and you
■ ■ will be right in front of the north side of Northcliffe, or get
w W off at 59th street and go four squares east to the southwest
corner of Northcliffe.
All day Sunday after 9 a. m. our automobiles -will be In waiting at 64th
and College (the 5-cent fare limit) to take you to and from the property.
Cars run every twenty minutes in the forenoon and every ten minutes In the
afternoon.
The fare to 69th street, Haverford avenue, or Broad Ripple Park at the
present time, is 7% cents if you have tickets. Ten tickets cost 75 cents.
Single fare, 10 cents.
By Automobile —Drive north on Meridian street to Rivera boulevard,
northeast on Rivera boulevard to 63rd stfeet, and east on 63rd street to
Haverford avenue, which Is a little west of the Green City Boat House; then
turn south on Haverford avenue into the addition.
This Is an addition that all Indianapolis should see. Come and see these
beautiful lots for yourselves. Salesmen on the grounds dally during sale.
COME-RAIN OR SHINE
LET NOTHING KEEP YOU AWAY
American Town Lot Cos.
THE HOMESEEKERS’ FRIEND
904 Fletcher Trust Building, 9th Floor
Northwest Comer Pennsylvania and Market Streets.
Phone MA In 4295.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 8:30 O’CLOCK
LOTS SOLD TO WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
BEAUTIFUL
NORTHCLIFFE
On the North Side
Just Across the Street from Broad Ripple Park.
Fronts on 59th, 62nd and 63rd Streets and is
Only 4 Squares East of College Avenue.
63rd street is paved and 62nd street is being paved
along the entire north front of Northcliffe.
69th is paved within three squares.
Gas runs along the entire north front of the
addition.
Electric lights and telephone service are avail
able.
City water is within one square.
The town of Broad Ripple, with its 2,000 pop
ulation, stores, churches, bank, garages, ice plant, eto.,
adjoins Northcliffe.
Northcliffe is not anew ont-of-tbe-way sub
division. It is an expansion of tbe north side, a
stretching out of Indianapolis’ most beautiful and
high-class residential district.
High-class building restrictions for your protection,
and legal proceedings will be brought, if necessary,
against lot buyers who violate them.
DON’T MISS THIS BIG OPPORTUNITY.
Come Early and Get First Choice!
FREE ICE CREAM SUNDAY
And Band Concert by
Indianapolis Military Band
BIG TENT
And Plenty of Chairs.
Bring Your Lunch and Spend the Day.
Bring the Children and Picnic with Us on Our Beautiful
Wooded Lots.
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CLIFFE | §
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Bat In order to fully appreciate its beautiful high ground, Its
stately forest trees, its proximity to school, and its many other
advantages, it Is necessary to see it. We. therefore, take pleasure
In Inviting you to come and see this magnificent property.
Let Nothing Keep You Away
THIS COUPON IS WORTH $25
It I* Good for $25 in Cash to You if You are a Buyer of
One of First 100 Lots Sold.
Present thia coupon to salesman when you select your lot and he
will give you credit for S2O on your purchase. But only one
coupon will be credited on one lot. This coupon will not be good
after sale closes.
(T) AMERICAN TOWN’ LOT COMPANY.
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