Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-25

7 Kellenbach P. Lambertus, r. n. Miller,
H. H Peckman, A. L. Pauley, c. R.
Stuart, c. A Wands, A E. Wilton, c.
Winchel. F. II. Smith, Baritone-Robert
Armstrong. J. x. Bryan, H. A Boxtll,
n B. Nelson, ". 4. Cowan F. E. Cra-
mer. w. Cowdrey, E. Gaines, R. z.
| Graham, E. F. Hamaker. Jr., G. Kast,
s. Lewis, r. IL. Mccormick. A. II. Off.
w S. Pebworth, c. ]. Richter, J. y.
Rotz. j. B. Ryde, ]. L. Steinmetz. Sec
| ond bass-Charles Alwes, c. NJ. BONN
,, stadt, W. H. Bockstahler, W. N. Bosley,
c f. Chapman, 81. L. Cook, E. F. Fol-
som. c. Gielow, P. n. Gale. W. Heit-
kam. f. H. Mays. Fl. L. Richardson, ].
| Biebling. E. Rynerson, II. z. Smith, r.
w. swearengin, John Watson, E. T.
Westmsn.
GUN SQUAD
| COMES IN TRIUMPH.
And still there ia room for more on
the stage as the worldwide famous MC-
rat gun squad arrives in triumph as
follows II. A. Pell, captsin; J. T. Heal,
first lieutenant; r. P. Wurster, second
lieutenant: J. Best, F. c. Buddenbaum
F. A. Clark. R. L. Craig, c. W. Echols.
A. E, Farmer. w. V. Griffen. L. S.
Groves. c. Hoffman, G. o. Jackson, A.
l.. Neereamer, c. F. Prange, A. Schako.
f. Simon. o. E. Steinkamp, II. Stuart,
w. II. futile. W. R. Thomas, o. p.
wacker, H. E. Weber, ]. X. Weiser, J.
White, D. Paddock. ". c. Barton.
Next comes the Arab patrol. consist
ing OF G. A. Halter. captain; Leslie D.
Clancy. first lieutenant; Emil Elder. sec
end lieutenant; Ed Hart. secretary; Paul
Robinson. physician: II. c. Anderson. w.
L. Anding, Ii. G. Blume, o. R. Boettcher,
F.. C. Boswell, r. H. Boyd, W. F. Brandt,
Harry Cobb. J. R. Dunwoody, H. R.
| Gould. J. F. Holderman,f f. V. Jackson,
\. S Kimber. r. 3. Keiser, z. c. Kr1el.
s. c. McCammon, B. p. Miller, S. A.
Minton. Paul Rathert, Guy Rutherford.
V. G. Shelter, z. e. Temperley, F. y.
whiting. Edward Bruck, Charles E. Gift.
BENJAMIN II. Gisler, Nelson J Hodgin,
Harry H. Jackson, L. c. Koenig, Harry
6. Mutt. Frederick f. Schad, Joseph S.
Goode. Ralph A. Young, John W. Pufer.
Gabriel Wells. John Akert.
All. TRUMPETs
HERALD RAJAH.
Another flourish Of the trumpets and
the retInue Of the JAN arrive in impress
sive formation, as follows; Charles Nc
Intlre, John 81. Albright, Chester E. Rob-
erts. ODDS A. Porter, alchemists; Fred J.
Spickelmier, mistress of wells; A. j.
Nestor, mistress of sandals; Thomas c.
Rutledge mistress Of the royal wardrobe !;
Nathan r. Washburn, Leroy A. Mansfield,
Charles J. Kotteman. mamelukes; Walter
s. Given, master of ceremonies; Arthur
R. Robinson. scherif al Masjid; oliver F..
Shaw, scherif al Anal; George Livings-
ton, scherif al Alan; George NJ. Spiegel,
scherif al Wakil.
Some more trumpeting and the officials
of the court appear, as follows: Charles
S. Barker, scherif al Katib; Harry F.
weiland, scherif al Miri; Charles J. Obri-
son, scherif al Ayn; Louis G. Budden-
baum. scherif al Imam; John e. Minor,
scherif al sahib; Edward J. Scoonover,
scherif al Emir.
Then with the scene all set, in comes
his highness. the Rajah Remele Yag,
played by Elmer F. Gay.
When the rajah reclipes on his throne
in the desert. in comes the Hejaz Rahous.
the masters OF melody.
The singers are Charles e. Crawford,
Muallim Muzika; Frank Cure, Rata !;
Paul r. Matthews, Kanoun; c. J. Fuller,
Saika Lawrence !. Mills, Saika: Fred
erick c. Zwick, Bendair; c. A. Harms,
Taar; c. E. Robinson, Bendair; Paul
Blackburn, Bendair; W. E. Rider. Rebab.
Whirling dervishes, Harry Libeau, John
o. Bremen, c. H. Byfield.
All, the spotlight
And then comes Scheherezade, famous
dancer Gmpersonated by P. NJ. Allen),
who does the famous dance of the
seventeen veils.''
"She" has the excellent services of the
following assisting dancing girls: Don