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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
CLUB MEETINGS
NEXT WEEK

Century club Tuesday night at Metro
polit0n School Of Music W T.. Pitts
ford talks on Labor Problems"
Friday Afternoon Reading club Fri
day with Mrs. Patrick Conlen. 1895 Tenn
pie avenue. Mrs. Vesta Hood reads ia
per on THE Worlds Preparation for
Democracy"
Irvington Fortnightly club with Mrs
Tooie, $3.50 Burgess avenue, Friday. Mrs
Strubbe talks on Current Events ana
Mrs. Williams on THE Cathedrals."
Mrs. R. ]. Kriepke. IS South Bolton
avenue. hostess for the Irvington Home
stuay eiuo, tuesday. Mrs. Lumlcy talks
on "The Modern Drama"
Late Book club az home NJ Hgrs rasso
G. Marshall Tuesday afternoon Wrs AZ
bert d. Bowen reads paper on "Iosn
OF Arc" 'O""
Monday club elects officers Mo,ssr ..
the Propylaeum. Paper on "wome5 g.
tinaneess." by Mrs. Waiter R. Msver ana
Mrs Alice French talks on Farm FL
Meridian Heights Inter-Se cIr% with
Mrs Rothschild, 1924 Guilford avenue
Tuesday. Letters from out-of- town Nom
oers to be read. Also election of officers
New Century club with Mrs. Charles
I. johnson, 1929 Park avenue. Wednes-
Gay Mrs. Dawson reads paper on Henry
Drummond. Mrs. Scudder's tonic AN.
guste Rodin, French Sculptor" and Mr.,
Taylor talks on parliamentary Law >,
Music by Mrs. J. w. Carr and Mrs, Frank
Miller. van !"
Parlor club with Mrs. George Bass
1858 Broadway Monday. Mrs. Rozart
evans tells about visit In France.
Present Day club with Mrs. ira
Holmes, 216i North Capitol. Monday,
Talk by Mrs. Demarchus Brown.
Thursday Lyceum club with Mrs.
Talge, Thursday afternoon. Business
meeting.
General club Of the woman's Depart-
ment club hears Prof. Thomas f. Moran
Of Purdue Thursday. Topic, MARK
Twain, Humorist Philosopher"
Zetathes club, with Mrs. Martin, 1855
Ruckle street, Wednesday. Subject for
the afternoon, Mature Study" Mrs.
Crippin reads paper on Rodents" and
Mrs. Walker talks on "Pests-Harmless
and Harmful.
Heyl Study club at the Y. W. C. A..
on Tuesday. Annual election of officers,
Regular program. Mrs Tilden Greer
reads paper on major L'Enfant." and
Mrs. R. NJ. Hubbard gives second chan
ter of Brothers in Arms" Mrs. Joseph
talks on current events from the indie
| pendent
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Room" opens a weeks engagement at
the Murat Monday night
II is a farce in three acts by Wilson
Collision and Otto Harbach.
The plot: It concerns a pink chemise
on which is inscribed the phrase mabel
from Garry" Garry gave Mabel the
garment in question and footshly in
scribed IL. He then marrfes a sweet but
Jealous girl and spends his honeymoon
at the country home OF a friend. Among
the guests IS Mabel, the owner Of the
ehemise. and she has Garry's present
with her Garry decides to obtain the
garment. Then the fun and the compli-
cations start. Everybody and everything
gets all mixed up
The cast which viii present the farce
here includes Julie Ring, Carewe CarvaI.
Dorothy Fox Slaytor, Dorothy Black
burn, jeanette Bageard, Sager AIidgley.
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SeditiOn Measure
Subject of Women

The Third ward citizenship class viii
meet next Friday with Mrs. John IF
Barnhill, 1888 Northr Delaware The
subject of Federal Government viii be
taken up.
After the regular business meeting a
mock senate will be organized under the
supervision Of Miss Lucille Sullivan, who
presides over the Shortridge senate. Mrs
Bsrnhill and Mrs. John Dunning John
son will have charge and Willism John
son viii be sergeant-at-arms. The sub
ject before the senate Will be the Ster-
ling anti-sedition bill which is now be-
fore congress. Mrs. Ira NJ, Holmes viii
impersonate Senator Sterling, introduc-
ing the bill. and Mrs. Isaac Born will
take the part of Senator France, the
leader Of the opposing party.
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uinstrelsf Otto and Charlotte Cline. In
bits Of w.t. Jane and Edwards, musical
comedy folk, and others.
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RIALTO.
Madelalne Traverse I'm THE Hell Ship"
VIII be the movie feature on next weeks
bin at the Rialto.
II IS story Of ocean pirates and
lOvA
Peggy Hyland, also another movie
star, viii be presented in BLACK ghad-
ows" society drama showing the rafty
methods Of kleptomaniac. Jcwe.s are
stolen. that's the mystery.
The vaudeville portion Of the bin In
ciudes the Three Farmerettes. singing act !:
the Crane family, scrobats: Campbell
and Sturgis in fun at Coney Island !;
Walsh and Evans, singers and dancers,
and others.
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Suburban w. C. T.U.
Meets on WednesdUu

The Broad Ripple w. C. T.. u. will hold
Its regular monthly meeting at the M.
ID. church all day Wednesday, In the
morning business session will be held
and in the afternoon program is to
be given.
Mrs. H. r. Artman will talk on pub
licity-Press and Exhibit and Mrs Dit
trick on white Ribbon Recruits" Spe-
cial music viii be given by Mrs. Carter
and the w. c. 7, U. ladies' quartet
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
WOMEN INVITED
TO BIG MEETING

Ladies Will be welcomed at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Big Meeting at English's theater
Sunday afternoon for the last time this
season.
DR.. f. T, Hagerman. lyceum lecturer,
humorist and author, will make the adj
dress Of the afternoon. At the first
ladies day" there were $500 persons
present at the Big Meeting, and rec
ord crowd 10 expected tomorrow.
Doors win open promptly at 3 O'Clock.
Competitive singing will be one Of the
featured Of the afternoon The musical
program also will inclnde male quar-
tet and orchestra.
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MOVIES NEXT WEEK

ALHAAIBRA-Ethel Clayton in Young
Mrs. winthrop" first half.
CIRCLE-Jack Pickford in The Lit
tie Shepherd OF Kingdom Come"
all week.
COLoNIAL-Mary Miles Minter in
Judy Of Rogue's Harbor," all week.
REGENT-Harry Carey In The
Rider Of the Law" all week.
OHIO-Florence Billings IN "Wit
Wins" all week.
MR.. SMITHS-Norms Talmadge In
"A Daughter OF Two Worlds" first
half
IsIS-Kathleen Williams in Just a
Wife" first half.
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Designs Bookplate
for Memorial Use

special book plate, designed by Miss
Olive Rush, local artist. will be used in
the books purchased with the Fl. H. Lee
memorial fund of 5000 given the Indi-
annapolis public library by Mrs. Eliza
beth Wood Lee at the time Of her death.
The design shows a tree of knowledge.
from which a shield bearing the head
Of Minerva, goddess of wisdom, is sus-
pended At the bottom Of the plate are
the words, III. n Lee Memorial Fund >.
This is the first memorial donation of
the kind ever received by the Indian
apolis public library, although many IL
brarses OF the east are almost wholly
supported by such gifts Mf. Lee was
for years leading tea merchant of In
indianapolis. Among the books pur-
chased with the funds are books of
travel, science, biography, history and
other literary works
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THEATERS TO-DAY

ENGLIsHs-John Golden presents
"Howdy Folks" at . Is and S:15.
MURAT-"oh, Ny Dear" at PTS and
Sis.
b. L. REITH's-Metropol raude-
vile at Is and S:15
LYRIC-VaudeyiIle, continuous from
/ until IL.
RIALTO-Yaudevine and pictures,
continuous.
BROADWAY-Yaud and pic
lures. continuous.
PARK-MusIcal extrava gahza at 2:15
and SID.
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THEATERS NEXT WEEK

MURAT-Sunday. "Veronlca's Veil,
at 2I5 and S:15
ENGLIsH-"A Prince There Was"
first half
u. f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vaude-
vile. all week
LYRIC-VaudeyiIle, continuous.
RIALTo-Yaudeville and pictures.
BROADWAY-Yaudeville and pic
lures.
PARK-Musical extravaganza, all
week
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a
OF the story grabs
a shotgun aud
goes TO a neigh
boris home. where
her little pal,
Denny is being
mistreated by his
relatives. Mary
and the shotgun
obtain the desired
results. Judy be-
comes so famous
that she meets the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
Citizenship to Be
Topic at Meeting

The Fifteenth ward citizenship school
Of the Franchise league will hold its frat
meeting next Wednesday at branch
library No. ?, on North Mount street.
Mrs. Irwin McFeeters will talk on Good
Citizenship" and Mrs. W. T. Barnes win
give brief outline of the course of study
to be followed by the class
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engagement at the
Park Monday aft
ernoon. Field plays
opposite In his conf
edy scenes with
Frank Anderson, an
Irish @ o m e d ia n.
Charles Levine is
also in the cast.
The feminine part
Of the cast Is head
ed by Stella Nor
rissey. Fossie De
re and Anna
Fink There Il said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

George Libby, Ida Sparrow and com
pany Will start the bill with comedy.
THE LYRIC.
From jazz music to grand opera.
That will be the nature OF things on
next weeks bin az the Lyric
The jazz band, part OF the BIZ. win be
O part Of the Cabaret DeLuN. revue.
with billy Richmond, Helen DeVer and
Maurice Lamar.
Grand opera will be introduced by
Edith Marilees and Alfred Dorln, both
from the operate stage One OF their
numbers viii be the prison scene from
Faust"
The Luggie Picarro troupe OF whirl-
wind tumhling comedians will also have
n prominent part on the bill Other at
fractions win be Redman and Wells In
songs, talk and dances: Mantelle and
Wood, comedians; the Three Belmonts
diablO 9ud hoop experts. and Phil Austin
and Ralph Delaney, colored comedians
IN skit called The Syncopated Hotel"
Christy dim farce, Save Ne sadie
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COLONIAL.

state. Miss Minter will have the Services
Of Charles Meredith. Herbert Standing
Theodore Roberts, Allan Scars. Frankie
Lee and others. The bill includes a
Snub Pollard comedy, Fresh Paint
and a Prizma subject.
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ISIS.
"Just a WIFE," (which concludes an en-
gagement at the Alhambra today, will
be transferred to the Isis Sunday for
four day run.
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sHN Is the "a uSu-
ter of an under
world dive owner.
Later. through the
efforts of her
father to bring
her up in a differ
ent world. Norma
becomes a student
at a fashionable
boarding school
for girls. There
she meets the
daughters OF rich
society folk. Her
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
TO
BE SHOWN AT
MOVIE HOUSES
Jack Pickford in New Play at
Circle-Ethel Clayton at
AIhambra.

NEXT weeks movie offerings
In should be eyentful.
1t is always an event when novel
of John Fox Jr. is transferred from
the printed page to the movie screen.
The presentation of Fox's "The Lit
tie Shepherd of Kingdom Come" at
the Circle next week will not be an
exception TO the rule.
Another event win be Florence
Billings in wit Wins" at the Ohio.
Ethel Clayton in the role Of a married
woman in Young Mrs. Winthrop" is
the scheduled event at the Alhambra the
first half Of the week
The, Colonial. the Isis Mr.. Smiths
and the Regent also have. their own
movie events.
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TODAY,S MOVIES

oIRCLE-Constance Talmage in 'sIn
Search Of a Sinner"
COLONIAI-Elaine Hammerstein
in Greater Than Fame"
OHIO-Sylvia Dreamer in TRespec-
table by Proxy"
MIR. suTH's-Anita Stewart in s1n
Old Kentucky"
REGENT-Olive Thomas in -Out
Yonder"
ALHAAIBRA-"Just wife"
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B. F. KEITH's.

Clothes.
Stunning ones at that will he worn by
THE Creole Fashion Plate" next week at
B. f. Keithis.
The Plate wears the best gowns
made by American and French design
ers.
The new bill will include other acts,
several Of them we'll known on the
Keith circuit.
Eddie Buzzell and Peggy Parker have
a new vehicle called "A VIII aad Way"
This team only recently severed connec-
lions with musical comedy.
Eddie Barto and Florence Clark have
laid the scene for their comedy musical
offering in a talking machine salesroom
They call the skit Columbia and Vie
tor"
What Is described as four acts In one
including songs, dances, comedy and
juggling, will be shown by Espe aud
Dutton, "Topnotchers Of Versatility"
The May day moving man IS bur
lesquer by the Briants In their athletic
comedy. Elsie White and company win
present a comedy.
Frank Conroy and his partner How
ard Chase. will be seen In a comedy
blackfaee act which involves fake
fortune teller.
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TILE CIRCLE.

Chad the little orphan boy and his
dog Jack are now in the movies.
Both are principal characters in "The
Little Shepherd OF Kingdom Come, "
which opens at the Circle Sunday for a
weeks engagement.
The background of the. story is the
Civil war
Chad runs away from his mountain
home In the Cumberlands. He takes his
dog Jack with him. After travelling for
days he comes to the Valley Of King
dom Come Chad and Jack were taken in
by a friendly family. There Chad stud
les
Later Chad goes to Lexington. KY.
which is his first visit to n city where
his interest in a horse auction wins him
the great friendship Of Mai. Buford, who
takes him to his home. II is here that
Chad meets Margaret Deane the daugh-
ter Of a general, and they fall in love
but in the stress Of the times, Chad
nobly sacrifices this love that he might
do his duty to his country. Later with
peace and union of the states, he re-
turns to accept the surrender Of the
rebel heart which Ike the rebel flag had
been woven into the flag of one nation.
Jack PickfOrd plays the role OF Chad
AT the Circle all next week, opening
Sunday.
NEW ZIAIfERER SET.
The Circle sunday and all next weeh
will unyeil another special Zimmerel
stage decoration.
Norma Gregg and Ann Walters, singer
and interpretstiye dancer viii present q
novel creation as the musical feature Of
the Circles program next week. A dra
matte song called An East Indian
Lament" has been written by Miss GregI
especially for this engagement. 1t tell:
the story OF a Hindu girls love for &
soldier or the king. The story is danced
and acted in pantomime by Miss Wal
ters. A special Zimmerer stage decOra
ton has been prepared for their enter
tainment.
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COLONIAL
Mary Miles Minter is little country
girl IN Judy Of Rogues' Harbor," which
opens a weeks engagement at the Co
lonial Sunday Mary during the recital
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BROADWAY.

RAANhb " Al
Jack Dempsey's shadow will be seen
az the Broadway nh next week ia his
hrSt movie, Daredevil Jack"
II is Pathe production and Is said
70 have cost . lot Of money 10 produce.
This is DsmDsey's drst excursion into
the movies. II Is said thst this movie
shows him N many stunts OF strength
Previous % going into the movies as
regular actor. his only other shadows
we're recorded IN the news movies
The vaudeville part OF the bin will
De headed by the Leon troupe
Also on the hin will be Charles Sweet,
known as a musical comedian.
Included also will be Arthur Deming's
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
TIE PARK

and other Aim oddities viii also be
shown.
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THE PARK,
Max Field win be the chief comedian
with The Sweet Sweetie Girls" which
npap a
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to he chorus Of twenty Also special
scenery. number OF new songs are
also announced This show Is said 10
feature It's comedians.
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"zIEGFELD FoLLIEs.p

It's comm.
Yes, we mean 'Ziegfeld Follies"
The annual visit viii begin at English's
on Monday night, March i.
The show comes direct to Indianapolis
from the Chicago engagement.
The cast reminds one Of a stage direc-
tory as there are SO many big names IN
the cast
OF course Marilynn Miller will be
among those present. 1t would not be the
Follies unless she was here.
The cast includes Eddie Cantor, Bert
Williams. John Steel. DeIyIe Aida. Van
and Sehenck, George LsMaire, Johnny
Dooley. Ray Dooley, Eddie Bowling and
others.
The box office sale for this attraction
opens Thursday at a. m.
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BEN HUR."
Ben Hur' Is booked for weeks en-
gagement at Hnglish's. beginning March
p. This should prove an attractive Len
ten offering. has been here before but Is
always able TO duplicate its former sue
cess on new visits
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MURAT.
Mabel's room win be the popular room
next week
1t is because the farce, up In Mabers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
THE OHIO.

Florence Billings and Hugh Thompson
Will team together for the star positions
al the Ohio all next week.
The vehicle IS called wit wins
Miss Billings will be seen as the girl
and Thompson as the man.
The story: The father Of the girl
makes one last splurge in society before
resigning himself to financial failure. A
friend had taken advantage of the father
of the girl. The girl decides that she
will seek revenge. The story then con-
Germs Mr.. Lawson, ST., the man vie
broke" the girls father Lawton has
n spendthrift son. The girl then be-
comes LawtOn's private secretary. Law
ton, Jr., happess into the Office one day
and sees the girl. The man Of the story
and the girl carry on a secret code OF
which aids them to obtain
the financial secrets Of Lawtou, ST. The
tide then begins to turn against Law
ton, Sr. The ending is a surprise an0
will not be given in this space.
At the Ohio all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

AUSTRALIA TURNS TO AMERICA.
To develop the beet sugar industry
Australia will adopt up-to-date American
machinery and will import sugar beet
seed from California.
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RARE COMEDY
TO HOLD SWAY
DURING WEEK
Up in lifabePs Room and "A
Prince There Was Two of
Big Features Here.
ATGHS.

r AUGHS.
IL That's the order of business
in the local theategs next week.
Grant Mitchell in ga Prince There
Was" a character comedy, will be
the laughing contribution at Eng
lish's for three days beginning Mon
day night.
There will be many laughs, If all
signs do not fail, at the Murat next
week, when the farce, up In Mabel's
Room" opens weeks engagement
Monday night.
"The Creole Fashion Plate" win be the
amusing contribution at B. F. Keith's
next week.
The Lyric, Broadway, Rialto and Park
will also contribute comedy features
which viii cause the sun to shine on all
local stages next week.
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ENGLIsHs.
prince of good fellows is coming to
town.
He is "a Prince There Was"
In real life he is Grant Mitchell.
Remember Grant, He is the man who
made such a whale OF success In the
original company of "a Tailor de
Man" several seasons ago.
"A Prince There Was" is a Cohanized
fairy tale and concerns a young million
aire who grows tired of life in the luxury
Of his palatial apartments in the Hotel
Plaza.
He fares forth In quest of adventure
and romance and the real Joy Of living.
He decides to bump the bumps" in an
obscure New York boarding house. Then
joy comes into his life In the person Of
little child 1t is then that Conan
relates his modern fairy tale.
Grant Mitchell and his company comes
here from the Chicago enga cement. Both
Mitchell and the play have been pro-
rounced a success by the most critical.
Opens Monday at English's for three
days. with a matinee performance on
Wednesday.
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Nicholas Judels, James Norval. Frederick
Clayton and Joseph A. Bingham.
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THE UNKNOWN PURPLE"
At the Murat on March Is a mystery
play, 'The Unknown Purple" will open
weeks engagement.
The chief character is V. Cromport
played by George Probert. 1t is this
character that makes himself invisible
before the very eyes OF the audience
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THE LYRIC.

George Libby. Ida Sparrow and com
pany Will start the bill with comedy
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ALEXANDRIA.

Ethel Clayton win be the star at the
Alhambra the first half of next week.
Her vehicle is called Young Alra
Winthrop.
It is a comedy drama By Bronson
Howard
The Story-Miss Clayton ia cast as
young married woman whose love of So
cial pleasure leads her to neglect her
home duties. Her husband, in turn. does
not show her proper attention owing to
his interest in business affairs. They
soon drift apart and in time the only
bond between them is their love for their
little 5-year-old daughter. firtatious
widow who endeayOrs to compromise the
husband serves to further the estrange-
ment of the pair. When their daughter
meets a tragic death, matters come to
a climax. The timely Intervention Of a
faithful old lawyer-friend saves the day
and brings the story to a happy ending
The bill will include a Christy farce,
"No Babies Allowed"
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MR.. SMITHS.
Norma Taimadge plays two roles IN
"a Daughter Of Two Worlds" First
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REGENT.

Harry Carey likes thrills.
That's the reason he is starred In "The
Rider of the Law
THE Rider Of the Law" concerns an
officer Of the famous old Texas rangers
who is torn between his oath as an
officer and family affection. Duty re-
quires him TO arrest HIS half brother
for stealing ore. He makes the arrest
but gives him a mans change 70 get
away The brother goes to bis death
bravely.
Included will be a Snub Pollard COM
edy, Find the Girl"
At the Regent all next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

CDaTM IuahtS NUI- 4
ma a favorite at school. Everything
goes along nicely until her past is in
danger Of being revealed. TO be seen
at Mr.. Smiths the first half Of the week
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Kathleen williams, Roy Stewart and
Beatrice Joy are the principal players
The story concerns n rich railroad
owner who Is made financially powerful
by his secretary and socially powerful
by his pretty southern bride. He must
decide who IS who The wife wins.
A Billy West farce, Hard Luck and
Tad Dolans singers and players, VIII
make up the new bill Sunday at the Isis.
al
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
MIR. SMITHS.

Norma Talmadge plays two roles IN
"a Daughter Of Two Worlds" First
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

zetathes club, with Mrs Martin, 1855
Ruckle street, Wednesday. Subject for
the afternoon, Mature Study" Mrs.
Crippin reads paper on Rodents" and
Mrs. Walker talks on "Pests-Harmless
and Harmful.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
A NEW BUSINESS

Mcssrs. II. ID. Jackson. =. l..
Ryder and Dr. Giynn have formed n
company for tho purpose Of hand
ling used cars. Their headquarters
will be In Monte Vista where they cx-
poet to have n inrxc building and
employ a competent mechanic. Tho
company will not confinc their opcr-
ntion to Monte Vista. but will take IN
the whole valley. They propose TO
purchase used cars worth the
money" and then overhaul them and
sell them as mechanically perfect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
CARD or THANKS

Not being In . position to meet
those who 80 kindly and sympa-
thstically befriended us In our re-
cent bereavement. we wish In this
wise TO extend our heartfelt thanks
and deepest gratitude to each Of you.
MR.. and MRS. G. II. SCHULZ.
DAVID MINER WELLS.
HARLAND DORSEY WELLS.
HAROLD carroll WELLS.
And brothers and sisters Of
the deceased.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

Business men that We noted reg.
istered ut the La veta this week
were: Al Springs. Denver; L. e.
DosQue. Boulder: f. l.. Johnson,
Boulder: l. c. Coofer and F.. II.
Majors. Denver: J. W. Houtz, Colo
rado Springs; T. A. Presher, Pueblo:
G. B. Thomas and George Burt. Dem
yer; Charles Miller. Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ixett were In
from Denver this week looking over
the city with prospect In view Of
installing = complete city water sys-
tom. We hope they mean business.
We have the town and the water.
and We need = system and someone
to engineer II.