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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Bet He's Sore He
Didn't Bring More

MARIETTA, Mich, Dec. 11.-"oh,
it wasn't such a bad war after ALL"
That's the way Nelson Nolf, OF
Harrietta, looks at It anyway.
Nelson was in Russia. a member Of
the Polar Bear expedition. He was
attracted by the ore be was constant
" stubbinR his toe on while hiking
about certain parts Of the gold coun-
try. and brought home a handful OF
It. 1t has been laying around In the
backyard.
Today Nelson is rich-s1S.0o0 rich
err than he was n few days ago, az
least His curiosity caused him 10
have some OF the ore assayed and the
result was that II was found to con
tain several pounds OF platinum.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Anderson W. r. G.
Elects Officers

Major Robert Anderson w. R. c. No. A
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year; Lucia Keeper. president;
Hee Smith Porter, senior vice president ;
Margaret Green junior vice president /;
Nellie Pfeffer, treasurer; Sadie Stevens,
chaplain: Louisa Braughton, AIDA Brown,
guards: Margaret Green, nellie Pfeffer,
Jessie Clark and Theresa Albert, dele
gates
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
National Exchange
Club Head Speaks

The purposes of the Exchange Clubs
and the good they can do In their COM
munities were touched upon IN talk
at the dinner given by the indianapolis
Exchange Club last night at the Claypooi
Hotel by Horatio S. Earle, president Of
the National Association of Exchange
Clubs of America.
He spoke of the work that could be
done toward improving each generation
through the influence of the Exchange
Clubs.
The world, he said, was like a bank,
that a man got what he put into 1t,
Plus interest
The president Of the local club, W. E.
Osborne, presided, and following the din
ner and the address. dancing was en-
joyed. There was a large attendance
Of the members and their wives.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Friends Pastor Dies

Special to The Times.
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE
Rev. Jackson V. Morrow, ~, is dead at
his home In the western part OF Hamil-
ton County. He IS survived by the widow
and three children. Miss Emma Morrow.
daughter. is missionary IN South
America. The Rev. Mr. Morrow has been
n minister in the Friends church for
forty years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

fun, songs and dances. and there will
be a travesty on college life entitled
Molly and Her Pals" which includes
a routine of songs and dances.
Completing the bill there will be VIII
liams and Lee in an acrobatic novelty
Frank and Rae Warner, eccentric step
pers who have unique array Of dances
Roth and Slater in an Italian comedy
skit, I'm the Wrong Neighborhood :" and
Rose and James Armstrong, a versatile
team OF fun makers who specialize In
vocal selections and limitations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Beach Bungalows
Put Out to Sea

RoCKAWAY, n. Y. Dec. 1.-THE
sea going bungalow has been found.
High tides attacked three OF the I'M
derslung. dwellings early today and
when neighbors awoke they saw the
trio making good Roadway bound in
the general direction Of Europe. They
were unoccupied.
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ton Ferguson, Miss Edith Harshman,
Miss Annette Hedges, Miss katherine
Sticky, Miss Josephine Harmon, Miss
Hazel wann, Mrs Carl Fletcher, Mrs.
Garrett Winders. Mrs. ]. T. Hoopingarner
and Miss Margaret Ulen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

Grey Mouse" will be
shown. This new
star has played OPP
posite William Far
mum in several OF hts
productions.
The story, written
by Barbara LIE MARI
Deely, concerns Bev-
erly Arnold, private
secretary, who mar
ries her employees, an
unsuccessful lawyer,
who has found sue
cess as an author.
1t is really his wife,
however, who de-
velops and types tAA
yr1anx, oAr.fyoka ~hn AZ
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

the past two weeks
presenting a new
musical % N g d y
each week. will re-
main at the Rialto
next week. They
will present an en- E
tire new production
next week. The
production viii have
special scenery and
new electrical ef-
fects. Mr.. York, a
comedian, heads the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
GROWN UP RABIES"
ON VIEW AT PARK.

At the Park next week viii be Grown
Up Babies which has been considered
standard attraction on this wheel OF
shows 1t is said that much attention
has been paid to the music and scenery
this season In the cast Will be Billie
Speilman. Eddie Shubert, Collette Batiste,
Olga Woods and villa BOyee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
YESTERDAY,S 0uFsTIONs

l. According to authorities OF the De.
partment of Agriculture there is no war
rant for the statement that celery is a
nerve food, "and the belief is probably
a survival of the time when specific vir.
tues were attributed 10 almost all plants
and vegetables"
.. Pan hroiling is done in a frying pan
but the result is more like broilIng than
frying or sauteing. The pan should be
CREASED to keep meat from sticking. II
should be very hot to begin with and
meat should be turned every ten counts
5. The best way to keep the kitchen
sink drain from stopping is to flush with
hot water with a little ammonia OF
washing soda every day or two.-Copy.
right, 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

Man OF q Thousand Poems" has mas
tered many poems and let's an audi
ence call for any standard reading or
poem and delivers the same immediately.
Margaret Ford will offer Songs of To.
day. Miss Ford is the possesser Of two
distinct voices She sings a clear So
prano ana a rich baritone with euual
effectiveness. The lie Grohs are panto.
mimic contortionists and work in full.
evening dress. The act is made up Of
two men and n woman who twist tbem-
selves into all sort of knots Valentine
and Bell, eccentric cyclists, will be seen
in an act called 1.-THE Furniture Remov-
ers," in which everything is swept from,
the stage during the performing Of the
many hazardous tricks in their act Thu
Kinosram news weekly and the Digest
Topics win open the performances
IMMATURE MUSICAL
COMEDY AT THE LFRIC
Next weeks bill at the Lyric will
bring q musical comedy in miniature
called Hearts and Flowers" presented
by Bob Stone and company. 1t has
real book, with considerably more than
Just a thread Of a plot, clever lyrics
and an original musical score. The
scene is laid In a florist shop, the action
anording wide scope for humorous sit
nations. The chief characters are an
operate prima donna, a sales girl, an
Englishman Of the familiar stage type
and a oolored porter.
Mason and Bailey, colored comedians
knoyn a. Two Black Epots." win en-
aertsin with = budget q gsnuins dsrky
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

W nat L mean. ID<
major portion oi
their act IS devoted
to comedy and the
rest to song. Ray
mond Bond, the
author-ector, and
his associate play
ers win be seen in
a one-act playIet
written by Mr..
B ond. STORY
Book STUFF" Mr..
Bond will be as
sisted in bis fun
making by Janet
Moore and Duncan
Harris.
Eddie Foyer.
known as sTna
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

craft special pro-
auctions, the hrst
Of which will be
Lois Weber's new
picture, ITO Please
One Woman" a
story dealing with
the lengths to
which men win go
in order to please
the woman who had
caught their fancy.
MISS W e b e T
points out that
Adam ate the for
hidden fruit to
please Eve.
The habit which
Adam started per-
sists today, and
$50 % -
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Hrs. Housewife,
Do You KnOEU?

Three questions a day for the house.
wife
l. How TO account for the characters
tic favors of different fruits?
2. What sort of sugar should be Sc
lected for cake-making?
3. How TO prevent covered stationary
washtubs from acquiring an offensive
odor?
tThese questions viii be answered to.
morrow by the Housewife.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Seventh District
Clubs Meet Dec. II

The monthly meeting of the Seventh
District Federation of Clubs will be held
at 10 a. m, Dec. II, in the assembly hall
Of the I. o. o. F, building. Mrs. John
Downing Johnson will preside.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
Tn GIVE CARn pARTY.

A card party will be given Tuesday
afternoon In Liederkranz Hall, 1417 East
Washington street, by the Ninth Ward
Social Club for the benefit Of the poor
chIIdren'e Christmas fund.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
MANY ACTS BOOKED
AT TIE BROADWAY.

Singing, dancing comedy and novelty
acts will make up a twelve-feature vaude-
vile bill which will be presented at
the Broadway next week. Laretto In
THE Frogs Wedding" Will open the
show IN a spectacular novelty. Stutz
and Delnar will appear In The Masher.'
Jack Lytle is an eccentric comedian and
Prince and Bell will appear in IA little
sketch called while the CEaperone
Sleeps" Altman and Woods appear ia
n blaekface offering. Grace Marshall IL
billed as THE Cyclonic Marvel and Is
wee lady with a big voice. Lester, Bell
and Griffin are q trio Of acrobats. The
bill includes movie comedies and cabaret
entertainers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
NEyER sURRENnER.

The particular things which we do, the
particular efforts we make, often seem
TO fail; but it is the perpetual struggle,
the everlasting trying, the constant push
Ing, THAT count. and thas develop men
andk 5onen Of unconqusrabis spirit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

company and has the assistance Of Miss
King, who assays character roles. The
chorus will appear in numerous cos
tune changes and viii take part In nu-
merous musical and dancing numbers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

Louise Lovely. manuscripts, VINO de-
serves the credit for his success His
head turned by fame, the writer willingly
accepts the number OF satellites who
flock about him, and eventually falls
in love with an artist-vampire, a part
played by Rosemary Theby. Beverly
learns OF her husbands inhdelity ana
goes to the vampires apartment to beg
him to return home. The husband, who
believes his wife to be too old fashioned,
and who is enameured of the charms
Of Hedda, refuses to accompany her.
Beverly leaves her husband, and there
after becomes a successful author, while
her husband, no longer able to depend
upon Beverly to develop his manuscripts,
looses the fame he has attained, and is
thereupon discarded by Hedda- Beverly
eventually marries the man who has
loved her before her marriage to the
writer
.l- IL --
DOUBLE MOVIE BILL
ANNOUNCED AT THE CIRCLB.
double feature program will be pre-
sented at the Circle theater, beginning
Sunday, when Mack Sennett's newest
five-reel comedy, Love, Honor and Be-
will be shown. - =
Love, Honor and Behave is a story
within a story, In which Charles Muir
ray, Phyllis Haver and Marie Provost
are featured. The opening scenes reveal
Judge presiding over United States
Supreme Court Proceedings are inter
rupted by the precipitous arrival Of =
quarreling bride and groom. The judge
interested in this dramatic squabble, In
vites the quarreling pair into his private
chamber, where it develops that Marie
is Jealous of her husband and thinks abe
Continued on Page SevenJ
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OLD FAVORITES /
AND NEW FOUND
IN MOVIE BILLS.
Alice Brady, Claire Anderson,
Edward Burns and Louise
Lovely Some of Them. -
NEW POLICY AT THE ISIS

The shadows Of some of the old
movie favorites as well as of those
who seek to be favorites will be seen
on the local screen next week.
Among the players in the new
screen offerings will be Alice Brady
in "The New York Idea;" Claire An
derson in 1.-THE Place of Darkened
Windows" Edward Burns in ITO
Please One Woman" Thomas w.
Ross in THE Fatal Hour" Mabel
Julienne Scott in Behold My Wife,"
Phyllis Haver in Love, Honor and
Behave;" Louise Lovely in Little
Grey Mouse"
Announcement is made today that be-
ginning next Monday the Isis will in
augurate a season of Paramount-Artcraft
special productions.
The supporting casts Of the stars is
heavy on the names. Most of the piF
| lures appear meIodramatic in the titles
or reflect comedy situations.
Il
THE New York Idea" satirical com
edy treating with hasty marriage and
equally hasty divorce, will be presented
at the Alhambra the first half Of next
week with Alice Brady as the star in a
role originally played on the stage by
Minnie Maddern Fiske Langdon Mitchell
wrote the play at a time when divorce
was the popular diversion Of society folk
in New York City.
The story is in nowise preachment,b
nor has the author offered 4 remedy. He
has simply taken, examples, a group
Of New Workers who look upon marriage
lightly and who seek an escape from its
bonds whenever the mood strikes them.
The chief characters in the picture are
Cynthia Karslske and her divorced hus-
band John, whom she left because she
did not like his Indifference in the matter
Of dress. A large cast including Lowell
Sherman, George Howell, Margaret Lin
den, Nina Herbert and Julia Hurley ap-
pear in support of the star.
j. IL i
ISIS WILL ADOPT
A NEW PICTURE POLICY.
Beginning next week the Isis will in
augurate a season OF Paramount-Art-
al
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the story has as it's chief characters a
rich, selfish woman and gulllble man.
In love with the latter is nice girl. She
sees her romance shattered by her sweet
hearts infatuation for his hashy
charrer. More than that the latters in
fuence spreads like q blight through the
innocent girls family. OF course at the
right time the ''vamp" meets her just
dues. and good old true love comes into
its own. A large cast headed by Claire.
Windsor, Monda Lisa, Edward Burns
and others appear in the production.
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LARGE CAST APPEARS
IN sBEHOLD MY WIFE

At the Ohio next week, starting Sun
day. will be Behold Ny Wife" which
was pronounced By George Melford, who
was responsible for "Everywoman," "Tha
Sea Wolf and 1.-THE Round Up" The
cast includes Elliott Dexter, Mabel Jul
ienne Scott, Milton Sills and many
others.
The action of the picture takes place
in a rugged land Of trading posts and
snow and In the beautiful country dissd
trict OF England. llr. Melford has brougSs
out well the contrast in these two back
grounds. The story deals with younger.
son Of aristocratic English parents who,'
returning from an expedition to a trad,
ing post in Canada, receives word that
his fancee back home has Tilted him, due
largely to his family's objections. En-
ragged more against them than against
the girl he marries an Indian maiden
who had been following him about in
innocent admiration and sends her to
England to disgrace his kin. Then he
attempts to lose what vestige OF man
hood he has remaining. However, dra-
matte events not only regenerate the
man, but effect a remarkable change ia
his redskin bride.
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Il : -
OLD AND NEW ONES
CONF TN EETrHsc AFnNynAV

Some names which are favorites at
B. F. Keiths and some new ones will
be found on next weeks bill there.
Heading the bill will be THE Little
Cottage" a musical comedy Offering, with
Frank Sinclair, Clin Dixon and Mary
Collins.
Jim Toney and Ann Norman, Keith ia
vorites, return IN a comedy, you Know
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11
REAUCAIRE TO
BE ENGLISH'S
NEXT OFFERING
Romantic Opera From Booth
Tarkington's Story Opens
Monday Night.
sBUDDIEs' AT THE MURAT

Interest on the local stage next
week centers on Monsieur Beau
caire," which has been made into a
romantic opera from the story of
Booth Harrington, and "Buddies," a
comedy.
Monsieur Beaucaire" will be the
offering at EngIish's with Marion
Green in the title role. The Murat
viii shelter "Buddies."
B. F. Keith's will feature '"The Little
Cottage" a comedy with music New
vaudeville bills OF a popular nature will
be offered at the Lyric and the Broad
way and the Rialto will present York
and King and their associates IN q Eu-
steal comedy. The PARK will oTer Grown
Up Babies"
Manager Nelson Trcwbridge of the
Murat announced today that Miss Grace
George In a new play will be presented
at the Murat in the near future. Adam
and Eve" viii be the Christmas day offer
ing at the Murst and Al G. Fields Min
strels win be at English's on Christmas
day.
Il Il l.
BOOTH HARRINGTON WILL SEE
MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE' MONDAY,
Monday night at English's Opera House
viii mark one OF the red letter events
In the theatrical season when the much
heralded opera, Monsieur Beaucaire, -
fashioned by Frederick Lonsdale and
Andre Messenger from our own Booth
Tarkington's much-loved story Of the
same name, viii be presented by A. L.
Erlanger with Gilbert Miller's London
company, and with one exception, the
original London cast. Mr.. Harrington
Will be present at the opening Monday
night
The book is written in a prologue
and three acts. The prologue shows
Beaucaire's lodgings at Bath at the mo-
ment he traps the willy duke Of Winter
set cheating at cards and exacts from
him. as the price OF silence. an intro
duction to the ball that evening. The
first act takes place in Lady Rollerton's
ballroom where the supposed French
barber, posing as a nobleman, Is pre-
scented to Lady Mary, the beauty Of
Bath. The second shows the garden Of
Frederick Bantison's estate nearby,
where the impostor is betrayed by the
card cheat, and where, beset by half q
dozen gentlemen and their lackeys, he
saves himsen % the uisPlAJ VI IhcIooiole
swordsmanship. The third shows the
assembly room at Bath, and here the
stranger is revealed as his royal high
ness, the due d. Orleans. and accepts
the homage Of the French ambassa dor,
bowling in triumph over Lady Mary's
hand.
The title role Is sung by Marion Green,
the American baritone, who arrives IN
America by the way Of London after be-
coming famous there IN this role over
night He is assisted By Nancy GIBBS
one Of the most popular musical comedy
stars Of the London stage; Lennon
Pawle. remembered from his comic per
formanee IN "Pommander Walk; Johr
Clarke, Robert Parker, Marjorie Burgess
Percy Carr, IVAN Servsis, Paeie Ripple
Dennie King, Gordon Baskerville, Eultf
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AT THE RIALTO

York and King and their comedy asso-
ciates. who have been nt the Rialto for
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ISIS WILL ADOPT
A NEW PICTURE POLICY.

Beginning next week the Isis viii IN
augurate q season OF Paramount-Art
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The cast also includes George Shelton.
Fred Royce and Harry Howard and a
large chorus. There are many dancing
numbers in this show.
j. i Il
AT THE RTALTO
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BUDDIEs' COMES
no MUnAT MONDAY.

TO MUHAT MONDAA. -
"Buddies," comedy with music, will
be the attraction all next week at the
Murat. beginning Monday night The
Seiwyns are starring in the company
coming to the Murat, Charles King. Vir-
ginia O'Brien and Larry Wheat In the
roles of Sonny, Julie and Babe.
The story deals with the love AFFAIRS OF
two American doughboys who are sta
toned, with a dozen more, In a pretty
little village in Brittany, after the
armistice, awaiting orders to return TO
America. One Of them loves Julie" the
little French girl, and the other Is en-
gagged TO a little lady in America. In a
moment Of impulse, the one who has the
American sweetheart, tries to help the
little French girl out Of a lot OF trouble,
and By so doing gets himself in all kinds
Of difficulties, az his American sweetheart
appears on the scene at the wrong time.
and for a time causes many complications.
After ali plays Of its kind everything is
cleared up and all ends happily.
There are numerous song hits, among
them being Hello. Home" please Learn
20 Love" and "The Wall OF the Tale OF
the Long, Long Trail" and a half dozen
others.
Besides the three stars the SelWyns
have surrounded them with George Ro-
main, Lila Rhodes, Amy Ysness, JuiIlette
Grenier, Frances Loughton. Ralph Dun
Top and a score Of others.
The play is in two acts and an cpl
logue.
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LOUISE Is NOW
~ G%Dr

Louise Lovely will be seen in her
first starring vehicle at Mister Smiths
Theater next week, when THE Little
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-30

James h. Evans. for 81 years chauf-
feur Of the elevator which travels from
the base to the top Of the Washington
monument. claims the world record for
elevator travelling. He has made more
than $4,000 trips at the rate Of 80
day. $40 feet up and back again. He
figures this Is something over $1,000
miles,
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-30

f.xr.rtStf the office OF cereal in
vestiyu,ionS, department OF agricul-
ture. making tests Of different var-
cites of oats In order to determine
,hei: susceptibility and resistance to
the destructive smut disease. They
vcr mn III. government experimental
r,n NJ Arlington. Va.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-07-30
Buried Fortress Of Segontium,
Near Castle, to Be Ex.
Cavated.
OF GREAT HISTORIC INTEREST
Results Of the Excavation Will Be
keenly Followed by Archaeology
lists Of Both Hemisphere
British History involved.

Less than half mile to the south
east of the ancient castle of Carnar-
Won in North Wales lies the buried
Roman fortress Of Segontium. The
castle is grim and lordly pile plant
ed by grim king in token Of his
might erected. SO Pennant says. by
the forced labor of Welsh peasants on
rloney wrung from the Welsh chief
tninS who had failed in the struggle
against King Edward l. 1t dates back
some seven hundred years in British
history, hut compared with the Roman
fortress of Segontium il is IA thing OF
Yesterday. Ernest H. Ram tells the
Boston Transcript. Long before the
Saxon. Dane or Norman trod the soil
of Brtsi the land echoed To the
heavy tread OF armed Roman leyinn>
as they pushed on toward the setting
sun in >heir attempt to establish the
dominion of the Caesars over the
,.'aole OF western Europe. They laid
me course of Waiting street diagonal
~ across the country. through st. Al
bans (NeroIamiuI). PUNISHABLE (Duro-
cohriyae) and TowceSter Iacth-
dorum) To Chester (pevneon line
now followed by the London and
Northwestern railway. Through
Chester they passed on to Carnarvon
(Seeontium, and struggled across the
Menai straits over a track now fol-
lowed by the wild IriShman," the
London Northwestern mail train, as
ii Swirl> IN 10 Iiolyhead.
The Light Of the Spade in History.
At Segontium was established the
last Roman fort. at the terminus of
their military road in North Wales.
1t is this Roman for, which British
archaeosn.i>t> now propose to eNca-
vute if the sufficient sum of $4,000
can be raised TO defray the expenses
Of The work.
There are few more obscure periods
in the history of Wales than that of
the Roman occupation. and it is not
to he expected that mitch light will be
thrown upon il by literary records.
Eut TIE spade may give us what we
seek in vain from the written or print
ed page. and excavation has already
yielded valuable results from Caer-