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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Information Bureau

INQUIRIES regarding almost nm, font,
sxeePtnE ON legal md medical snh'
auirten are snswered dire
sonsi letter. n seif-ndaresned .t,mn.l
snSelope u required, Addres. ,rLs
nimes-hispntrh Information i,un.nn
!iehmont. Va Au'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

n, =. r. TryTl!lr.-Lincoln EeacI,.,
; 2 IraFinS aviator. was killed March II
10 % 80; a. San tFancisco. He had planned
&c Sise new thrills to the thousa1ds
.. spectators At the Panama paciGS
exposition, ana IN carrying on, me-
prahs me fata! climax came which
Gnuea ms career. lie fell 5000 re-,
teachey was born in Septc,nb.r iSS-
at san Francisc, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Porcupin- and #. ou;li.

.Ai1sS :. J." .. E0UrlIIuU I'm, sU-n1-
~ porcupinr, n ihtir usual position
ne nearly hat. with their poirts 4
rected backyard bot when tn, amin,
IS excited they are capable OF hcfT,..
raised. tn. uu!!ls ur. loosely ir-
serted in t'ie SKIN. and MAJ on hc.f.,
Violently Shaken become detached u
ci"cumsta nee which probably cave r!s~
70 the puTcly fabulous -tatcncnt tha,
actually eicctiny it's uu-l.s i5. ,,r,n,s
or darts at aM enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

L. W. H.--Eobcrt Warwick. the mo-
ton picture star, was discharged from
the service az Il captain but was later
promoted 10 major for distinguished
service in France on Genera: FER
ShinG'S staff
X. T.-Ayi OF -. VI. ,i-lfi.h' recon:
pictures have boon phn,Hgrar n"i by
u. W. Eitzcr. who has originated many
HW AoE ssei oss s aad Hn r Gr .sRhGa
latest production, scarlet DAYS"
M.--Wuliam s Hart is now produc-
Paramount Aircraft release. lie has
his own studio and production stan,
and plans are 70 bigger pictures. US
10 -t"-ioa aud rr1 luction. for III. COM
entitled sand This is a Wcs.cra
story OF the Kind that Hart cxccls in.
ana filed with thrills. human Interest
and excitement.
X. Edwin stevens recently ap.
pearcd IN 'i'awthornc Of the L. =. ~,
in many Paramount, Ar,craft lectures.
IN the new Reid l.ctlrc lie has the
role OF Vladimir. iiew!rs o: ~. .,, um-
th ,"1i ' .! ,ha P"c n,,t, i'" ~,
markabic cast. with several genuine
stars in il. Lila Lee. Tully Marshall.
Theodore Roberts md Edwin stevens
have AN been starred in na::y pig
lures and plays.
w G.-Yca. Before he. became a
director Jerome Storm Was Il well
known lradn. actor on both stage
aud screen. ON thu stage ne appeared
with Robert Edcsou. Olga NctEcraole,
lanes X. iiacliott and taar stars.
IL" Joined TnomaS II in:r rs an aclor.
ana later h-ctni" a director. Recent"
which Charles Ray is starred Among.
ms recent productions, me- t. under
{ iHce supervision and released as Para
/ nonnt- Aircraft, arc String Beans"
! Ills Mothers Boy" "B!!l Henry" and
| Crooked Straight"
| *. K-Au Of Dorothy pol,ou.s mic.
| lures recently have been directed by
! Joseph DcGrassc one OF the best
! known directors In the business. who
! has been associated with Thomas IL
| lncc for several years Mr. DcGrassc
ia Frcnchman. ana was an actor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
liz Sfniiis-

"Gabc fawkcY Is norat!nG around
shat he seed Il snake with two heads
luther day" said citizen OF Sandy
Musk. Ark.
THAT fcllcr is - fool!' contcmptu-
ously replied an acquaintance. There
haint no two-hcadcd snakes since pro-
hibtion cracked down on us. Hes Just
simply got 10 sense; that's what's tho
matter with himI'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Tat o'Mall-v has Joined the Goldwyn
players and is working now ia The
lace irwin. IN which MadEc kennedy
Is TO be the star Pat admits that his
rIa! name is Patrick Henry OMallcy.
-" came uy I because his mothers
:onicSt hope was that he would grow
up 10 he i great orator. And that
must DC what the irony of Fate
ia he an orator and then workin" in
the silent drama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
4 Whole Party.

who is that pompouS Individual
passing along there on the other side
OF the street.? asked Il guest.
Il don't know as ii is exactly correct
10 call him an ind!vidual," replied tn,
landlord OF the tavern at wayoverbe-
hind. That Is the regular MONDAY
parade OF Roscoe G.. Bondwaller. presi
dent of the First Nationa, Bank, and
his dignity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Mr.. coSlcy plays an important part
that OF the old negro butler in the
nome Of Major Buford For years Nick
toSicy has been considered the best
actor OF negro roles. He has 20 mas
tered the art oC making up TO look
IKE an African that even as he walks
from his dressing room TO the stage
ne dcceircS those who see him. and OH
Inc stage or the screen il is Impossible
20 tell that he is not colorcd. Mr.
toe!cy has had twenty-five years cX-
pcricncc on the stage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

NIck toGIeN g WOnNcring how many
pictures the GoidWyn company viii 30
in which there is "culled ccn;lonan"
part HIS interest arises from the fact
iha, Us soon as he bad finished Play
ing Uncle Toby in "rohy's Bow, star
ring Tom Moore, he went To work in
The Little Shepherd o. kingdom
Come which is to be the FIRST cold
Eyn picture Of Jack pickrord in II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
A Danger OF smoking.

Harold Just back frou, gJ,.;- HID
Snch marrow oj,rie. y fellow Grove
his bail straiEh- :. me and knocked
my pipe out Of my mouth.
Aunt Jane tsevcrcly)-tiad you
taken my advice and not begun smok-
ing, such thing could ncvc. have
happened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

MIS-: r J. r." Glover The d;sianco
s.o6n S 1niis fFa4 ne, iseo to Manila is aoout
stcaner, IS from twenty-,fre,. 70
twt1ty-tivc days e' 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Story Of California.

David Wark Grifiith's new picture
nroduction, Scarlet Days which is
.ne attraction AT the Isis Theatc7 this
week, Is story OF California in the
Ioto rush days Of 10. II is based large
~ upon historical facts. as the central
mgnre, called Alvarez in the him, Is
IHally joaquin Murictto sort Of Robin
iiood Of the West, who used TO roam
me highways robbinE the rich ana
giving TO the Dor Around This chiyni
reus dcspcrado. Mr. Grittith has woven
story said TO furnish plenty OF thrills
and heart interest; - .'iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
mn Hart Love. .t.u ar

NJ teIie'c the motion picture ruLIis.
pah! opposite male star in ni,nn.t
picture ne makes" said William,
?, MATT recently, IL for no Other ~,
sol, tnhh 10 see how they lnol; >,
EetheT. have made love 70 lane M
YAK Ann Little. Eileen rorcy and p.,,,-
,,enliH every other prominent leading
Inoviegocrs ike the variety. III a,imf.
r., true to his idea. AIR. Hart appear
.r,aramount Aircraft picture. John 70,
.rrSSoa.s. which is showing at the Odnon
uTheatcr again, Today. sic is Win!:r"J
.T,,estoVer-and a pippin. ''Salorma vs
''Hehdnuoan - on the Same hi,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
She Got Her Prize.

Here are some more coupons I've
saved for YOU" said the bashiul caller.
'But what arc you trying Ia GET
"a husband"
Then he spoke up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Romnnric Comedy Role.

WhITaco FFold mas a romantic comedy
roic IN his new picture. ''Hawthorn. Of
the /. (. A." which is At the Colonial
theater today. The story was adap;ed
rom James r. Fagans play Of The
same name, in which Douglas Fair
banks starred on the stage some rcare
ago. 1t ccnters around tho adventures
OF TWO american law clerks making n
Iour OF Europe in a rented automobile
Just when they are down to their last
penny Hawthorne, one OF the clicks
breaks the bank at Monte Carlo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Doris Pawn. tor some time absent
from the screen because OF injuries
Will return in Will Rogers next 1ln
The Strange Hoarder"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Movie Calendar
sIJoU--r:yery,rom n a."

BIJoU-ATsyery,rom
OVERWHELMING Duncan, in
smashing BARRIERS"
q BROADNVAT-Jack Pickford, in
tsThe DurElsr."
COLONIAL - Wallace Reid. In
"tawthoSnc OF the L. =. A.
ISIS = Richard HarthcImcss, In
"Scarlet Days"
ODECN-Isirl Hart, in John Pet
ticonts," and 'Snlcmc vs.. Shcnan-
doah."
nEN-Janes ). Corbett, in "Thc
Midnight Man."
S!CTOR - Gladys DrockvcH, In
"ihtcNes." md Up In AIS Place"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Teal Food.

CHI
Ono OF these plays where they eat
meal on the stage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

There are now four women movi,
directors among the more than 20
listed. They are Lois Weber, Ida Ma,
Park. Lillian tHsh and Mrs. Sidne.
Drew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

/u ~" TnotonlaN Thieves" in wits,
~, Erockwc!l has made such \ ~.
70 f., ne re. Nlcio7 Theatcr, is announced
uyU oT IT'S last slowing tonieh, I'M.
liiIam FoX Dhotopiay has been ~
SHesaini ~ drawing powc, as any H.,
va, shoWn mis- season. Gladys i;!orx.
mere. is an ambitions ard cn,sai ~
t ciUui .c'rssS' who never stops short NJ
i i.ThjE her best. into her work
Thns e' Is one CT her. finest pictures,
,.n;S WI" want 10 keep up with ~.
rSpid arrangement !:,n, OF the pho;opjay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES


"Yes?" "0'''
Blu! what We want now is some
red laws"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
SCREEN BREVlTlEs

bryant WaShburn will star next in
a farce Of The stage, Mrs. Temples
Telegram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Francis ring has left the stage and
has joined her husband, Thomas Mel
= han. in Los Angeles. MciShau is to he
starred by Paramount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Variety NJ The Biuehird.

IN Tire new NitaErapn serial OF ro-
nance and adventure. Smashing Ear
Tiers, the IeGth episode OF which will
be shown I the Eluebird Thcatcr again
bends mainly on his great strcnCta ana
athletic skill 10 avoid the plots ana
escape tho traps of thc villainous lum.
'e!lacks .pit;od against him In this
episode, howeNc- ne resorts once 10
Senu'n" strategy - escape from Bail.
mead Bulg.- (ioc Ryan and his rans.
\ TWO part Western phosopay. com.
edy and news are also shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

have" declared the smoker, still nun.
Ing away like q furnace chinlney,
that's the way they cure pigs" Then
smoke away. cried the heroine of tho
story. There may be hope for you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

10 -.
H.. tn,rSd a. , as W"!i as = producer.
ian o', :" ~ 1911 MIN InakcSpcaE
directing Following this he directed
for Universal. Among the pictures he
has made starring Miss Dalton are
The Market OF Souls" Other Mems
Wives" and Ills Wire's Friend
II, i: rnt .rnn ,h., t.,s;. r,or
son intends 10 Iaayo mo,inn ,ictnS..
Miss FcrgUson intends RI -c,nrn ~
the stare his season In, ;. Iii ~
in any wav Interfere win bcr ecrcs,,
work. Shc vii coutinn, 10 make
Paramount Ar,cr,f, nictur,s .s n.,nt
As she works At the New York studio
of the Famous players-Laskv Cor
nor,tioo she w;I ba;.o ~ IA; ,,I,;
in combining her two iields OF cns
dcavor Just wha, me plnv viii bc in
which She vill rrlIrn r. :ha -, -;
not YET announced. Meanwhilc s6e IS
working on a new ricttr" tn yniIom,
"Countcr:cit." '''''"
n, u 80
picturc. ,n,r s va i'7y , Washnni rs
hiral,ed 80, io' SoiiJ Iine nave peen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

The movies are reaching into the
"sanctums" Tor talent. II. Thompson
Eich. former cdi;or-in- chief of the
Forum. now is scenario writer For the
Metro COmnAnN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES
Enter Mr.. NelfOrf,

More and more the prominent motion
picture directors are becoming identi-
ned with definite types OF pictures
Cecil Is. DE Mile is noted for his won
derful blending of artistic beauty and
realism. Maurice Tourncur is the mas
ter of spectacular screen mclodrama
TOMAS H. lace places the life OF to-
backgrounds Told in the Hills" Rob
crt Warwick'> picture. established
George IL. Mclford's status as - master
director III the field Of large scale PIANO
ramic pictures requiring The handling
az large bodies Of principals and extra.
and lavish scenic effects. Mr. Melford
has proven his proficiency in this limo
OF cinema work even more strikinEly
in 'Everywoman," the magnificent
Paramount Artcraf; screen version OF
Walter Brownies famous morality play,
which i holding the screen at ;hs
Bijou Thoatcr this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

The Round-Up." which In stage form
helped to make tho reputation of Mac
tacular movie production by George
Mclford, director for Paramount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

In his next picture. Marshall Neilan
VIII co star M,recry DNw. several
times Douglas Fairbanks leading wo-
man, and Matt Moore. brother OF Tom
and owen Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

confirmation has been given 10 The
'umpr which has been circulatine
through tn" MIN world for the past
week % th" cifec; that Thomas II
l.cc. Maurice Tourneur. Alien Dwan.
MACK Scnnctt and Marshall Ecildm have
greed 10 associate themselves in the
Motion picture business upon the cx-
i-A-ttlpn OF ihcr present contracts
ia.S is ;hr nrs; official announce.
incnt TO-DAY that their activities under
their NJ" association viii begin under
Scptc!nbc" J. 1920. which is tho time
Whtn The agreement under which they
gre n"w working viii expire II Is
iutthcr announced that while they had
noi considered IL advisable at the
present zine 10 divuiec tho nature OF
iheir plans and tho method OF distri-
button. nevertheless they feel confident
th"t th"ir purpose and plans Will be
IMAM .mouslN indorscd by exhibitors
throush"ut the Cu.tod states and for
n!In couuirlcs for the reason that tho
lncthod o; distribution 10 he followed
Viii he based upon the standpoint Of
" h"t - most equitable and fair TO
produ"rrS aud exhibitors alike.
Ihc object o! this asSocia ton viii
DC quality rather than quantity OF pro-
auctions an" the producers will con
hnc themselves to super productions
O. the type which they feel confident
Viii meet Che approval OF the public.
Ihey announced further that they VIII
welcome and appreciate any sugges-
tons which exhibitors may care to
"nrF between nos and tho beginning
~ ac!r combined activities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Sm1 UenS cured by smoking. Yes, !
that that's the way they cure pigs" 'srhea
smoke s,nnk a MAY, cried the heroine OF tho
yet" ~"
., The shorn Lamb.
ADMIRAL Sims told a WASHINGTON
dinner ..,. story about ~ war widow.
This young woman" he said. "had
n oos' three soldier husbands and was
sue met a handsome army chaplain.
She made love to the chaplain al
as n IS sight. brushing her shoulder
i ,.,. ive got so accustomed to hay
imS (" man about the house that
~, get used to solitude
was badly frightened. ' ''u'"' AZ
prov IN; madam: you must cheer up.
wind to tho i orn shan;;. ,!cmpers the
Before Ohio Went DRY,
~ Waboiy individual stood in from,
number OF mechanical tovs u'sp'aEc"
the 'e rirI hc up large bug. he asked
Low much Is this?"
then ri sb. ee est:, the Erl replied. and
othcr 40 ,..n me man returned: II so,
NoUuNT WnHtT
banquet" me 10
'Io Il banQuet?'
Yes wine supper"
What's the idea ?''
every time I take a drink
Eoimg to put this bug on the taSi,
III front of me-
oh huh
!, ana ,,n When see two bugs III know
49,, .
TIC was very keen on his newly mr.
SnhSeu i;lrin. was young Chubson. am
wanted To Increase his stock so h.
nouSnt some pigs before his new q,
lie went 20 Il nciIhbor and asl;.,i
MN to Lot the pigs be put in The la,
I've bought two thow,h ami pis,h
ne explained N'" ~
The neiEhbor wasn't used 10 Cau,.
son lisp. and scratched his head.
NO thousand pigs" he rnuitercd
Why: my s'y VIII only hold a hair .
You don't understand,' said c-nnh
son shortly. Il didn't thay t,ro tho,,
thand piSth but two thovth an!
II understand all right" -ep,ica ,,.
DINER. but you must b. crazy
I'll thay /; again" yelled Chubsou
in "A rage. II didn't thay Two thouti,
anu picth, bUt two thowth and two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

BY popular vote conducted through
the columns OF u movie magazine. Jack
Richardson is nominated the most
popular screen villain and is awarded
!, pair OF diamond cuff buttons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Tom Moore rs TypIst

* short visit between pictures. an
nounccs that he has Il new iccompish-
mcnt. He can typewritc! Il ism, that
ne has any Intention OF giving up the
movies" TO become stenOsrapher
but that the last pictur" on which he
worked required him to run :. type
writer. He satisfied Director Harry
beaumont as he sat a, the machine.
pounding away with TIL. fovchng.r o.
each hand. lust a newspaper mon even
:. Ter they graduate into being authors
tnc IS "A young author in the p.ciurcl
always do. Yes. 10 looked all right.
2nt--whcn a. the ond Of the scene
Moore proudly handel the result of
iuS tNpng Ia Beaumont. this Is what
TIN" Ist"uud"d director read:
~ "u$d rH'h,r l. down at The
h""ch rhansitSSnS Under this D
i'"t Lamp &Tom? -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Answers to Film Fans
BY TUE MOVIE EDITOR.

t. w. H.-Robcrt Warwick. the mo-
ton picture star, was discharged from
the service az Il captain but was Later
promoted 10 major for distinguished
service in France on Genera. Per
Sling'S staff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

X. T-Ali OF - ". ,;-iH-h'; recent:
pictures have been piniHgrar ned by
u. W. I;itzcr. who has originated many
new effects. Ny. E:;zer phutoc ra2hca
"Erokcn Blossoms and Mr.. Gri'fic's
laLcst produetioa. "Scar!nt Davs.'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
CONFER ORDERS
Special COnclave Held This
Afternoon at Temple.

Orders of knights Templar were to be
conferred on a class of candidates at a
special conclave at $50 o'clock this aft
ernoon at the Masonic Temple, Illinois
and North street by the Raper Com
dandery No. 1, Knights Templar.
Charles S. Barker, Franklin l..
Bridges, Louis G. Buddenbaum. Leslie
d. Clancy, Harvey B. FatOut, Elias J.
Jacoby, Leon T. Leach, Harry L. Morri-
son. Isaac R. Pickett Edward J.
Schoonover. George NJ. Spiegel and Yes
tai W. woodward, past. eminent COM
mauders of Raper Commandery. will
officiate.
Brant g. DOwney, sovereign master
Calvin W. Busch, prince chancellor, and
the Rev. Lewis Brown. high priest; will
sfficiate at the exemphncation Of the
fOrder of the Red Cross.
e The order Of Malta Will be conferred
with Charles c. Kuhn as eminent prior
and the Rev. Lewis Brown as chaplain.
Another special conclave, at which
several orders viii be eN<mplihed, will
be held on Dec. Is.
A social entertainment for members and
families on Dec. II, at s O'Clock. has been
announced by the entertainment COM
mittee Of the Raper Commandery.
The Raper COmmandery is organizing
a drum and bugle corps, and members
who wish to join have been requested
to notify Recorder Kimban.
The election OF officers will take place
Dec. 81.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
Third 'Y' Welding
Class to Be Formed

In response to the demand for train
ing in Oxy acetylene welding. n third
class will he started in this subject at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday night, Nov. %.
The instructor is James z. Ford, OF the
Fairbanks Morse Company. This course
combines theory with practical welding.
and includes pre-heating. welding and
cutting.
Most OF the men now studying weld
ing in this night school are former serv-
ice men, to whom no charge Is made.
Any ex-service man can take this course
without charge.
The local Y. NJ. c. A. has awarded $50
scholarships In thirty different subjects
TO ex-service men this fall. total OF
10000 scholarships In night school and
correspondence subjects have been
awarded by associations throughout the
United States.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
Find Youth, IL, With
Gun in His Pocket

Frank Schafer, II. standing outside OF
pool room at Howard and Relsner
streets last midnight. was questioned
by policemen.
His answers did not satisfy the police
and they searched him, finding, they al
lege. a revolver In his pocket.
Schafer. who Is charged with carrying
concealed weapons and vagrancy, gave
his address as 1888 South McClnin street
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
Shriners Plan Two
Parties Next Month

Two events are on the program OF the
Murat Shriners in the near future The
first OF these is a theater party which
will be given at the Mural theater Mon
day evening. Dec. 6, for members and
their guests. when the attraction will be
"Not So Long Ago The sale Of seats
will open at the theater box office
Thursday, Dec. at a. m
The other event will be q pilgrimage to
KokomO Dec. s, when the officers Of the
temple and all the uniformed Organiza-
tons viii he the guests OF the Mystic
Shrine Club OF that city. The indianap-
oils party viii leave on a special train
over the Lake Erie & Western road
about noon and on arrival at KOkomo
WI parade through the principal
streets. Later there will be banquet
10 the visitors with vaudeville and other
features in which the Murat Organiza-
tions will participate. The festivities
will close with a dance.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
Hope Votes on Light
Plant Plan Dec. 16
Special to The Times.

COLUMBUS, Ind. Nov. 27.-The town
board Of Hope has ordered an election
10 be held on Dee. 1G. to decide whether
or not the town viii build and operate
an electric plant. The streets Of the
town have been dark for several months,
since the public service commission OF
Indiana authorized Pulse & Porter, who
were furnishing the lights. to increase
their rates. Tie town board refused 10
meet the increase and ordered the lights
shut or.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
RETURNS TO SHOP;
ROBBERY HALTED
Butcher Frightens Two Men
Away-Other RObheries.

Two men were discovered trying to
break into John Shilllngs meat market.
S30S East Tenth street, last night, when
Shilling returned TO lock up n chicken
coop in the rear yard. The providers
escaped.
A burglar entered the Hamilton &
Harris barns, 10 West Morris street
broke locks of OF eight wagons and. It
is believed. stole the merchandise that
had been left In the wagons. What was
stolen has not been learned.
A negro grabbed a purse from the
hand. Of Mrs. James Roland. 723 Muskin-
gum street. while she was walking OF
Pennsylvania and Twenty First streets
last night The man escaped but there
was no money in the pocketbook.
Burglars entered a grocery at 1877
Union street and took 81 In pennies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
Blackmail Charges
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HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Nov. ~
The cases OF William Slusher and Ivan
Jones, Montpelier, charged with conspir-
asy to blackman Robert Campbell. promi-
nent Wells County farmer. have been
continued until the next term OF the
Wells Circuit Court, by agreement.
Prosecutor Orvi.le Pursley Of this city
stated further investigation was desired
before the case came to trial.
1t is alleged the Montpelier men de
manded a certain sum OF Campbell as the
price Of keeping quiet about repute'l
act they claim to have. seen him commit
on his farm just north OF Montpelier.