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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

Texas rangers, who is called upon to
arrest his half-brother for stealing. ore.
That causes the dramatic action Of the
movie
Included on the bill ia a snub Pollard
movie, Find tho Girl"
IL II +
THE ISIS.
Kathleen, Williams in "Jusr a Wife,
Is at the isis the first half Of the week.
1t has been reviewed in this space
before. The story concerns a rich man
who must choose between his secretary,
who has made him a financial power,
and his wife, who has made him a social
favorite. The wife wins.
A comedy, Hard Luck" and Tad Do
lan's singers and players, make up the
bill at the Isis.
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MIR. SMITHS.
Norma is good little girl and dad"
little girl Meaning Norma Talmadge in
a movie.
At the beginning Of "a Daughter of
Two Worlds" she Is a very bad little
girl indeed. She is Jennie, a daughter
of the underworld, morally sound. hut
ignorant of the higher standards Of liv-
ing.
She is lifted from her surroundings,
however, and given the benefit Of good
education. Then she becomes a very
good little girl.
There Is a pretty romance that lends
n charm to the story. Jennie falls in
love with a member Of the wealthy class,
with which she now associates.
But at the climax OF her happiness
she finds that to save the life Of one
Of the friends Of her youth, she must
give up her new life and her lover.
There is a happy ending, however, as
Jennie fnds that love does not reckon
with worldly station.
At Mr.. Smiths the first half Of the
week.
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HARK! JACK PICKFORD rs NOW MARY,S RIVAL
at at

city in this country to witness its pres
entation
"Vernoica's Veir' Is a religious drama
in FIVE acts and sixteen tableaux.
The players came from Lafayette on a
special traction car.
II + IL
HERE'S MABEL.
Mabel is the girl of the hour.
Naturally she Is up in Mabels Room"
The room is located on the stage Of the
Murat.
This farce, which opens a weeks en-
gagement at the Murat tonight, has been
widely discussed. It's one of those mod
err things of the stage which caught On
rapidly The name is catchy and it trav-
eled fast. The Chicago run of the piece
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Fathers Rivals, but
Sons Are Friends

SAN FRANCISCO, March s.-Ideut.
Osborn Wood, son of Maj. Gen. Wood,
says politics is adjourned. He is a guest
here Of Maj Archibald Johnson. son Of
Senator Hiram johnson.
Though their fathers are rivals fer the
republican nomination for president, the
two sons say they see no reason an army
friendship formed during the war should
be discoura Red.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Empty Garbage Can
Brings Bankruptcy

WICHITA, Kss., March s.-Curios-
ity may be fatal to cats, but econ
omy kills pigs. Charles Minor and
Parnell Jennings, garbage collectors,
went into bankruptcy court today.
The tremendous slump in quantity
and quality of garbage lost them
$4,000 In the hog business in the
last twenty-five months, they said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
1000 Express Drivers
to Keep Out of Fight

CHICAGO, March S.-The 200 ex-
press drivers employed By the Aneri-
can Railway Express Company here re
fused to join the runaway strike Of
clerks employed by the concern, 1t was
announced today.
Although a general embargo on feight
here win remain in effect because of the
strike, the action of the drivers Is re-
garded as q severe blow to the walkout.
The drivers action averts a tie-up of
deliveries of perishable foodstuffs, 1t was
declared.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

Busy.
That's what the Pickford family Is.
If it isn't Mary it is Jack who Is
getting into the starlight.
Ma Pickford, during the last couple
of weeks, has been with Daughter
Mary during Mary's divorce trial.
Jack has been busy maxim a new
movie.
Today the name of Jack Piclxford
is in the big lights at the Circle.
Mary and Jack must coin a lot .ot
money for the Pickford purse.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
TODAYS MOVIES

ALEXANDRIA - Ethel Clayton in
young Mrs. winthrop"
CIRCLE-Jack Pickford in THE Lit
tie Shepherd of Kingdom Come"
COLONIAL-Mary Miles Minter In
Judy of Roguas Harbor."
REGENT-Harry Carey in The
Rider of the Law
OHIO-Florence Billings In wit
Wins
MIR. SMITH'S-Norma Talmadge in
"A Daughter of Two Worlds"
ISIS-Kathleen Williams in Just a
Wife"
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WOman's Verdict
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Kidney and Bladder Trouble
and How Balmwort
Brought Relief.
Her Letter Well Worth Reading

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The above letter is a true statement
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was enough to establish 1t in the middle
west.
Julie Ring, Carew Carvel, sager Midg-
ley and others are in the cast
IL
ENGLIsH's.
From the baseball diamond to tho
stage may be-some jump.
1t has been successfully made by. Ralph
Sipperly, who is one Of the leading mem
bers of the cast supporting Grant Mitch
ell in the character comedy, "a Prince
There Was"
Sipperly was a first baseman In a mi
nor league until he was injured while
playing. After recovering he Joined a
stock company and has been on the stage
ever since.
He was with william Collier In '..Noth-
ing but the Truth"
"A Prince There Was opens tonight
at Englishs for a three day stay, with n
matinee Wednesday.
FASHIONS.
Gowns, and then some.
Many Of 'em will be on display this
week at Keiths
THE Creole Fashion Plate" Is the chief
event. THE Plate" is a regular fashion
show.
Included on the new bill are Frank
Conroy, blackface; Barto and Clark In a
musical Offering. Eddie Buzzell and Peggy
Parker In "A VIII and "A Way" Espe and
Dutton, the Briants in Dreams of a
Moving Man." Elsie White and company
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Pow When Cured

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THEATERS TODAY

MURAT-"Up In Mabers Room" at
S:15.
ENGLISH'S-"A Prince There Was"
at Sis.
B. f. KEITH'S- Metropolitan vaude-
| vile, 2:15 and Sis.
lyric Vaudeville, continuous, from
/ until II.
RIALTO-Vaudevil and pictures,
continuous
BROADWAY-Vaud and pic
lures, continuous.
PARK-Musical extravaganza at 2:15
and SIS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
Saves $500 in Week
and Employer Kicks

CHICAGO. March s.-"Save. save
as much as possible Of what you
earn" was the advice given Theodore
Doederlein, but he went them one
better and saved more.
Theodore was TO appear in court
today to explain how he did it. Mar
shall Field & Co. charge Theodore,
while an employee of the store. had
access to the cash credit slips and
during the last week passed nearly
$500 worth
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ALEXANDRA.


Here is an Ethel Clayton production
which must be considered.
The Young Mrs. winthrop" shows the
unrest there Is in some of the modern
homes OF today.
The entire movie breathes power and
dramatic action. 1t is in this dramatic
atmosphere which gives Miss Clayton a
genuine chance.
Harrison Ford assumes the role Of the
husband of Mrs. Winthrop.
In this movie play the husband actually
has a place. He does not quite rule his
home aud his wife, but he tries.
All is not bliss In the house Of Win
throp. The wife loves entertainment. but
the husband devotes most OF his time
to business
They fail to recognize the great love
that exists between them and have only
one interest In common.
Their young daughter is the idol Of
each.
When this bond Is destroyed by the
death OF the daughter, husband and wife
are farther apart. They agree 10 a sep
aration. but are awakened to their mu-
tual love by an old frlerd the family
lawyer.
Opinions The dramatic work OF Miss
Clayton as the suffering wife is more
than adequate. It's real acting. Well
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08

in you'll Be Surprised and Libby and
Sparrow In comedy offering.
II l. II
POPULAR VAUDEVILLE.
The Rialto bill this week features
Madame Traverse In THE He'll Ship,
and Peggy Hyland In BLACK Shadows
Both movies. The vaudeville bill in
cludes the Three Farmeretts, singers; the
Crane family, acrobats; Campbell and
Sturgis, comedy; Walsh and Evans, sing
ers and dancers, and others.
Vaudeville at the Broadway this week
includes the Leon Troupe Charles Sweet
the musical comedian; Arthur Deming'
minstrels, Otto and Charlotte Cline in bits
of wit Jane and Edwards, musical
comedy stars. and others.
A JAZZ BAND.
Eccentric Jazz band. players appear In
"The Cabaret Deluxe" >at the Lyric
all week.
Billy Richmond, Helen DeVer and
Maurice Lamar are the chief players
Another chief event is the Luggie Pr
CARO- troupe of comedy acrobats.
Included are: Redman and Wells, in
comedy songs and talk; Merilees and
Doris, operate favorites, who present
the prison scene from Faust: Mantell
and Wood, comedians; the Three Bel
mOnts, diabolo and hoop experts, and
Austin and Delaney. colored players, in
"The Syncopated Hotel"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
TIE RECENT.

Harry Carey plays the lead in 1.-THE
Rider OF the Law"
This feature IS regarded OF sufficient
strength to remain at the Regent all
" eek.
The story concerns sn officer of the
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
JUDY"

AO1s
Tho name OF Judy seems to indicate
that Mary Miles Minter must be Judy.
That's the truth OF the matter.
Mary IS this little loyin creature in
"Judy Of Rogue's Harbor."
Judy, In the course Of the story, has
to shoulder shotgun to make some
stern and cruel parents realize that chill
dren have some rights to happiness.
Denny Is another character OF the story,
and is the pal Of Judy.
Charles Meredith, Theodore Roberts.
Allan Sears and other names well known
10 screen fame. assist Miss Minter
AT the Colonial all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-08
THE PARK.

THE PARhs
Max Field is a comedian
He is prominently mentioned will
"The Sweet Sweetie Girls" at the Parl
all week
Frank Anderson, as an Irish comic
plays opposite Max.
Stella Morrissey, FIossie Devere ant
Anna Fink are the prominently men
toned women of the cast
A chorus Of twenty At the Park al
week
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The j W P Tire is to be man
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Those on display were manu-
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THE OHIO.

Ibn UNIV"
Action!
That is found all the way through the
photoplay, wit Wins"
Florence Billings supplies the wit and
action.
She makes things move fast when she
takes a hand in the Wall street game.
Mystery is also a prevailing element.
The solution to the many riddles in the
story is not unfolde1 until the very last
part Of the play.
Miss Billings has the part Of the con-
fidential secretary of LawtOn, a Wall
street tyrant Her actions are clouded in
secrecy, and often she uses her wit to
extract herself from danger
During one Of the scenes she takes ad-
vantage of her nimble wit to eyade sus-
picion Of stealing some important bonds,
although there is strong circumstantial
evidence against her.
She has mysterious relations with the
cashier of her employer and is constantly
under watch OF detectives.
There is the usual happy ending.
OpiniOn-COmpetent dramatic work
done by Miss Billings. She has a diff
fcult part, but carries it out Wen. The
mystery element of the story IS well sus-
tanned, and is not too exaggerated. 1t is
a pleasing and entertaining performance.
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rounded production. Comedy relief from
the dramatic action is cleverly handled.
To be seen at the Alhambra the first
half of the week.
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which brings the deficit, or amount
which must be raised in some manner.
to S5Te 991 765
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cox AND ROOSEVELT PLAN
TO CONTROL ORGANIZE TON
Democratic Leaders See Attempt to Keep McAdoo Out
in Refusal to Accept Payment of Party's
100000 Debt

ence to too great a degree OF William
c. McAdoo who at this early date looks
like the chief contender for the nomina-
ton.
Control of the organization entails
payment of approximately 100000 defi-
cit which the Democratic National
Committee had at the end of the cam
paign. Some McAdoo followers have
offered to help finance the deficit. bur
the Cox people have been sceptical of
the overtures. They have met them
with the polite explanation that since
Gov. Cox and Mr.. Roosevelt. with
Chairman White. really caused the def
icit they should be allowed to make it
up.
Those close to the Cox camp are not
worrying about the money end of it,
There are enough Cox followers, they
are sure, capable of giving In sum
that size. A scheme Is being worked
out, therefore, where about 100000 in
money is to be raised. with the remain
ing 100000 floated by a joint note to
be signed by a hundred or so Demo-
cratic leaders. This note would remain
to be paid when times got better from
a Democratic point of view.
Gov. Cox is of the opinion that moth
ing Is to be gained by hasty reorgan-
ization of the Democratic leadership.
He believes the National Commute and
its facilities should remain for the pres
ent. letting things work themselves out
when the time arrives.
AS soon as he leaves the office of
Governor OF Ohio Mr.. Cox will 80 to
Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11

banks had TO extend their credits over
former years until they themselves can
secure further credits rro mIne Reserve
banks. Many of the banks would have
been closed except for assessments on
stockholders.
where can we get this money? The
testimony of Mr.. Harding. governor Of
the Federal Reserve Board. before the
Committee on Agriculture, Is that the
banks have extended their credits as far
as they can safely; that IL they We're
further TO extend those credits and pre-
sent conditions should continue IL might
endanger our whole banking system.
Now II these banks cannot supply
associate banks with money sufficient
TO tide over agricultural depression,
how can these same banks furnish the
money TO foreign people to buy these
farm products? For after all. what
these farmers must have and what these
country banks must have is money and
the credit that is not backed by cash
somewhere In the background is not a
very reliable credit
80 it would seem to me that so far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
HARDING AMI HUGHE
CONFER ON LEAGUE
Foreign Policy Considered
Daugherty and Harvey
Also Call.

MARION. Ohio. Dec. 10.--Presldent
elect Harding began his conferences here
on the plan for an association of nations
by long talk to-day with Charles h.
Hughes, Republican Presidential NOM
inee four years ago.
The whole question OF American rela-
tons with Europe was surveyed in de-
tail.
Afterward neither would reveal
whether any conclusions We're reached.
Mr.. Harding declining TO talk about the
subject and Mr. Hughes saying merely
that important questions" of foreign
policy had been considered in a light OF
changing world conditions. lie added
that the solution undoubtedly would be
found in harmony with the campaign
utterances of the President-elect.
While the conference was in progress
Col. George Harvey. New York pub
Usher. arrived here unannounced and
later motored to Columbus with Mr.
Harding and Mr.. Hughes. where the
three had luncheon with II. NJ. Daugh-
erty. the Presldent-elects close political
adviser.
Col Harvey who spent two weeks
here while Mr. Harding was formulating
his League of Nations policy In the cam
paign. may remain for several days at
Harding headquarters here.
The fact that Mr.. Hughes was the
first Republican leader to be summoned
into consultation by the Presidentelect
revived rumors that he was being
strongly considered Tor Secretary Of
state There was no authority evil
denced to support this report however,
during his visit here At the end of the
conference with Mr.. Harding Mr..
Hughes issued this statement
1--WE have been talking over the Inn
portant questions which are pressing for
solution In connection with our foreign
policies, questions which must be con-
sidercd In the light of conditions which
are constantly charging.
1.-THE solution will, of course be found
in harmony with Senator Harding's
statements in the course OF the campaign.
1t was most gratifying to have had this
Interview
IL was learned to-day that Herbert
Hoover, who had been expected to see
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Special Despatch to THE New YoRk HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Dec TO-

The meeting between Gov Cox and
Franklin d. Roosevelt. the defeated
nominees for President and Vice-Presi-
dent on the Democratic ticket last night
at Columbus. Ohio. produced more than
an exchange OF condolences in the eyes
of Democratic politicians In Washing
ton. 1t served in their opinion to further
the programme now being made by these
Democratic leaders to retain at all cost
the direction OF the Democratic organ
ization In the hope that 1t will be of use
to them In 1924.
While 1t was the first time the de-
feated nominees have met since cleo
ton. the conference was one of series
which the Ohio Governor has been hav-
Ing with other prominent Democrats
who stood by him through the cam
paign. There have been visits. too. from
George White, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee Edwin H.
Moore, Gov. Cox's pre-convention man
ager. and Timothy T. Ansberry of
Washington. d. c.. another of the Cox
leaders in the convention Gov. Coxs
friends make no secret of the fact that
he Is determined to remain the Demo-
cratic leader through the next four
years so he may If he desires, be in
better position to win the nomination
in 1924. What the Cox people want
to do is 70 prevent the organization now
in force from coming under the infiu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11

as the agricultural situation is con-
cerned the rst, the real and sensible
thing to be done, is TO close the in
take pipe, stop importations and give
the American farmer exclusively the
American market so long as he can
supply that market at living prices
But the principal object of this adj
dress is to reach the ear Of those who
are asking favors of the Government,
we want every man and every cor
poration that must be called on 10 re-
nit taxes to look not alone on his own
discomforts. but also on his country's
dire needs. We want the slider who
is asking for immediate action on
bonus bill to exercise patience and for
bearance and TO understand the grave
financial difficulties that confront Con
gress. And we want our appropria-
ton committees to cut to the bone and
keep appropriations down to the limit
OF the bare necessity of the Govern
ment.
This is no time to even dream of new
governmental projects which will call
for Treasury disbursements"
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CREMATED WITH PETS PHOTO
Louis Sumner Browns Last Wish
Observed.

BOSTON, Dec 10.-A dying wish Of
Louis Sumner Brown. microphotographer
at the Massachusetts General Hospital,
who was known nationally in that
science. was observed to-day when the
likeness of his pet dog Vic was cremated
with his body. The dog died recently.
Funeral services for Mr.. Brown had
been held earlier in the day at the Bull
finch Place Church.
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Mr. Harding tomorrow, will not reach
Marion until Sunday.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. 10.-President-
elect Harding motored to Columbus in
drizzling rain this afternoon to play a
game of golf at a country club and to
confer with Harry NJ. Daugherty.
Charles T.. Hughes. Col. Harvey and
former Senator Theodore Barton.
Following luncheon and a game of
golf. Senator Harding and Col. Harvey
returned to Marion, Senator Barton
went to Cleveland. Mr.. Hughes went to
New York and Mr. Daugherty left for
Washington.
Senator Harding's visit was unexpected
and is the first he has made to the
State capital since his return from his
vacation trip. Few people knew he was
in the city.
Mr.. Daugherty denied published state
ments that he has accepted the post of
Attorney-General in Senator Harding's
Cabinet. He said he would not discuss
Cabinet appointments without Senator
Harding's permission.