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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-10-21
PRESCOTT, NEVADA COUNTY. ARKANSAS.
OFFICERS FOR
COMING ELECTION
List of Judges and Clerks Who
Will Serve at General
Election Nov. 2.

Alabama Township
A. S. J. Hamilton, c. A. Fincher, d.
c. Nichols, Judges.
Floyd Nichols, Charlie McSwain,
Clerks.
Jim Fincher, Sheriff.
Albany Township, Sutton Box
J. H. Bates, E. NJ. Gammage, Chas.
Andres, Judges.
Clint Palmer, Earl Barham, clerks.
w. n. Sutton, Sheriff.
Albany Township, Laneburg Box
c. X. Hudson, J. r. McGough, f. 3.
Murry, Judges.
J. T. Adams, X o. Thompson, Clerks.
w. r. Whitten, Sheriff
BOughtOn Township
w. l.. Britt, ID. d. Stuart, Jack Gra
ham, Judges.
Herbert Ridgell, r. f. Delaughter,
Clerks.
w. n. Fomby, Sheriff.
Caney Township, Rosston Box
J. T. Luck, J. W. Holloway, w. G.
Caldwell Judges.
w. r. Whitehead, Roy Caldwell,
Clerks.
j. r. Wortham, Sheriff.
Caney Township, Gale Box
r. Q. Westmoreland, jeff White,
Neal White Judges.
d. b. Turner. Roth Cooley, Clerks.
w. J. Honea, Sheriff.
Emmett Township
J. NJ Garland, f. W. Beatty, j. X.
Prescott, Judges.
Thos. Hughes. Jr., J. A. Hood, Clerks.
Mr. Bellew, Sheriff.
Georgia Township, Morris Box
w. T. Mcdaniel, T. E. White, J. G.
Rhodes, Judges.
Sam Westmoreland, Albert Lambert,
Clerks.
J. B. Westrope, Sheriff.
Georgia Township, Rocky Mound Box
H. &. Kennedy. Lee Loe, w. A. Bar
ker, Judges.
T. r. White, Dock Fore, Clerks.
J. X. Waddle, Sheriff.
jackson Township
Il. f. Blakely, II. w. Copeland, W. n.
Bevili, Judges.
Lee Mcdonald, Charley Mendenhall,
Clerks.
Ed Mitchell, Sheriff.
Leake Township
NJ. NJ Nixon, W. W. Drake, G. ..
Hodges, Judges.
j. f. Starrett, Doss Phillips, Clerks.
w. b. Carpenter, Sheriff.
Missouri Township, Court House Box
T.. Y. Blakely. ID. l.. Dillard, J. $.
Stephenson, Judges.
J. A. Bailey. Grin Ellsworth, Clerks.
Il. G. Murrah. Sheriff.
Missouri Township. Scott Hall Box
w. s. Roe. \. NJ. Denman, Walter
King, Judges.
Ira Gee, w. d. Buchanan, Clerks.
T. T. Hale. Sheriff.
Parker Township, BOdcaw Box
Alex May, W. ii. Bull, Bill McKin-
ley, Judges.
Howell Herring, Elbert May, Clerks.
J. f. Downs, Sheriff.
Parker Township, Union Church Box
III. G. Reeves, l. A. Fincher, A. {.
Fincher. Judges.
Leon Martin. Tommy Butler, Clerks.
J. d. White, Sheriff.
Redland Township, Lakeland Box
.Jno. q. Benton. Geo. DcWOody, Geo.
McClelland, Judges.
Ben Franklin, Coy DeWoody, Clerks.
X. y. Ledbetter, Sheriff.
Retiland Township, Wire Road Box
Tom Barham, J. w. Bryson, J. +.
Haynie. Judges.
Ben Johnson, Luther Barham, Clerks
ID. w. Johnson, Sheriff.
Taylor Township, Delta Box
Andrew Rhea, W. r. Mitchell, Il. II.
Mitchell. Judges.
w. H. Haynes, Dan Hay, Clerks.
Bishop Rhodes, Sheriff.
Taylor Township, Willisville Box
l.. s. Warmack. j. w. Silvey, c. r.
Hesterly, Judges.
Bryan Warmack, Ed Holloway,
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

that Cowan won't get his s3,0OOOOO
and Peck won't get commission.
Attorney Peck things he ought TO
have a "bit Of commission" because
he dug up the lost octogenarian. lie
got his first clue in Cleveland
Meanwhile the probate court at
Wheaton, ILL.,. has just adiudged fl
other persons the legal heirs TO the
100000 estate OF the late William
p. Cowan, former president OF the
Standard oil Co. Of Indiana. They're
an cousins Of the dead millionaire.
But the SS-year-old John Cowan Is
du uncle, Peck says-and an uncle Is
g closer relative than a cousin.
So Peck has appealed the case.
In The meantime Old John plods on
toward the 90-year mark entirely un-
conscious Of the wealth awaiting him.
And Peck Is worried TO death for fear
somebody will discover him and
either kill or steal the goose that may
lay the golden egg, professionally
known as a legal fee"
Eleven heirs meanwhile are worry
ing over the delay In cutting up The
melon. And entirely out In the cold
is David NJ. Cowan OF Canal, Win
chester, o. lnear Columbusl, whom
the Wheaton court refused TO rec
ognize as one OF the cousins.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
MEET TO BOOM
SERVICE BY Wire
Western Union Officials
Hold Salesmanship
Meeting in This City
AIM TO BEAT MAIL
BY TELEGRAPH KEY

Fourteen superintendent and dis
trict managers OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company are holding a
'get-ioselhcr" meeting in Whining
ton today 90 discuss salesman
ship The goods" they have to
sell comprise wire service. and they
aim TO beat out he mail BY induc-
ing more business men TO- send Or
ders FOR goods and transact other
business affairs by wire instead Of
mail.
The managers met in the oflce Of
tne Western Union, In the Masonic
Temple, on Market street between
Eighth Snd Ninth. Representatives
were present from Camden and Tren-
ton n. j.; Cumberland and Hagcrs-
town, Md; Meridian, Conn phila-
delnhia, New York and other points
The managers said they did not have
10 discuss any labor troubles because
lhere were no labor troubles 10 dis
cuss. The labor situation so fsr a. A
concerned the Western Union. thew
said was settled three years AGO
ionignt the Association Of Western
mon employees win hold a meeting
mere. The association has 2S mem
Ders In Wilmington and Chester
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
s,IynNA ms NFW niND-

SMYRNA - fasi reitinr IN share for
cornei band ThirtN-two young men
.hava ioincd The musical orcaniyoiion
and have purchased their Instruments.
GcOrgc W sylvester Is leader and re-
hoarea's arc held twice week Ia
EAGLE nal
The members are: Cornets John
Melvin. Vernon Ford farrcst jacobs.
Leslie Moore. Melvin Moore John
Wick Fdrar smith. Charles Chaltcn
MllWav Broadway. William plrason.
ton Tromhnrcs- -litorge Broadway
Linden non 'htcn. Israel Lossln. sam
uei Skhi. Wells farlcs Howard New.
man Altos William Patterson lacOl
Sklut. Edwin Ford lames McCloin
Bar tones -ticorgc sylvester, joscri
Newman Bass -lrVine Green. Clar
ionets Henry Ennis Vernon phillips
Iohu Jacobs. Price inman. Theodore
Hynson observation-disclosures Turner
Leonard 4 Collins. Jr.. Harry Ennis
RAYMOND White. Drums snare
James Patterson ihassl John Morris
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
MILLIONS Wait
FOR old MAN
Heir TO $4,000, Oil Mag
mates Fortune, Miss
ing Sixty Years
HE'S KEPT IN
THE DARK NOW

CHICAGO. April 23-what would
you do II you were ss years old and
somebody came around and told you
s3,ooO-0o0 was lying idle waiting for
you to claim it2
Drop dead OF heart dlsease-prob-
ably.
There is such a man, according 10
Ralph l.. Peck. Chicago attorney He
10 John Cowan, missing 60 years.
The elderly millionaire lives some
where In the west And he doesn't
know he's heir to 100000.
"lm afraid 10 tell him." said Peck,
legal sherlock Holmes, "ihe shock
might kin him"
Which pulls Peck, Industrious law
yer, up a tree. He's afraid 10 break
the news-and he can't ngure out a
way 10 get Il down In black and
white that he's Cowan's legal rep
resentative. And II he doesn't do
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

British troops control every principal
city and the population is in open
revolt against British rule, with daily
casualties.
NO. 6
In the Ruhr Industrial district Of
Germany, Spartlcisls are In control
OF parts OF the region. Getman gov
ernment troops are being Withdrawn
under pressure OF the French who
have occupied a number OF German
cities.
NO. Z
Violent lighting between the Soviet
armies and the Polish armies Is TAX
ing place on the Russian front.
NO. 5
At. Fiume on the Adriatic, Gabrielle
D'Annunzio's rebel forces are still IN
possession Of the city and deiyirg
the authority OF the italian govern
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
NO

meni
NO. Q
The newlyIcreated republic OF Aver
baijan In the Caucasus has declared
war on Armenia and is invading that
country. The Armenlans are dcspcf-
a.ely striving 20 defend their land,
NO. 10
French and British forces are IN
Tuikty; the French have bcen driveh
back In Syria; British forces occupy
C0nstantlnople. and Mustapha kemal
Pasha continues his massacres In the
Interior Of Turkey.
No n
War on prOnicers In the United
States with stuffed clubs; also war
between political parties on question
"Shall we Join other nations IN oflorl
20 abolish war2'
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Frances stats. OF No. 1907 Gil
pin avenue and J. Vincent Richardson,
formerly OF Harrington. but now OF
this city, were married last evening In
Goodman NJ y. Church, by the bride
groom's father, assisted by the Rev
W. g. Harris pastor OF the church.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held az the home OF the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson left las
night for a trip South and upon theil
return Will reside In this city.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

No. 4
In Siberia the Japanese have taken
Nladivostok and are apparently ready
TO contest with the Soviet govern
ment the control OF eastern Siberia.
NO. ,
In Korea, the japanese are engaged
in putting down native revolts
against japanese sovereignty.
No 3
The Mexican government Is at war
with the Slate OF Sonora which Sc
ceded from the Mexican federal
union. other States threaten 10 Join
The insurrection.
NO. 4
In Guatemala. President Cabrera
has been bombarding the capital,
Guatemala City, held by rebel forces.
NO.
In ireland, martial law is in force,
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
TIE APPLE

Eve corrupted Adam with It.
William Tell sci a worlds record
with 1t.
The small boy risked a whipping
for Il.
The American people extracted the
juice OF II.
Nature put a kick in II.
Congress took the Joy out OF 70.
Evening Post.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

NEW YORK. April 23.-She was "ihe
model with the tragic eyes" he was
a business man, Their courish p
lasted one week Now Mrs. Ernc'
Hulcnheck Is implorine the New
supreme Court Co refuse the den.
for annulmeni OF their marrl gc.
made by Hallenbeck. general manager
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
AqrnIN nnnInEns nPTN sOnE.

Morris and sol Astrin, WrN-hnoWn
Wilmington hoys VIII open tomorrow
an exclusive mons furnlshins Store al
No = VNeai Sixth street. They are cN-
.ncrlcnccd In their line The store has
been tasiefully decorated for The occo-
zion and presents a PLEASING appear
ance. The boys have been The re.
clplents OF many expressions OF good
NH from their host of friends IN tho
form OF flowers. which add greatly 10
the entire surroundings. souvenirs
viii be given on the opening day.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
M1NOIftl CIIn DANCE

The M.nquas Club. a newly formed
organization OF iime-keepers and
counters employed at TIE Harlan
plant OF ihe Bethlehem Shlphulldlpg
pont. About iOO couples parllcip ted.
Tho club Il named after ihe Oh tanker
recently lauhrhcd at the shlpyard.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
SERGEANT TUCKER REpoRrs.

House sergeant James b. Tucker,
who was Injured recently by being
struck boy an automobile. returned 10
his duties at the police station this
morning
Scrseani Tucker Is stll having
trouble with his LEFT knee. but Is able
10 walk With the aid OF cane.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
cnINOLINE nIscAnnrn.

Fashion leaders derived their in
spiratiOn from the Greeks for tho
new fan afternoon and evening gowns.
The crinollnc and the pam cr dra-
perics which were 50 popular last
winter have been discarded. and in
their place has come the stralghilne
design
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS
EAsTERN sTAR Cam PARTY.

Radiant Chapter, No. 6. order of
Eastern STIR held a successful 800
and bridge party last night IN the du-
Barry room Of Hotel DUPONT. About
225 members and their friends were
present.
The committee in charge Of the az
fair follows. Mrs. j. Merrcl Pyle,
chairman: Mrs. Wilmer Strddley. Mrs
Anna l.. Stausebach, Mrs. Myrtle Saw
don, Mrs. Lille 5. Riley, Mrs; frank
l.. Long, Mrs. Dallett II. LComls, Mrs.
Gordon NailOr.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
GERMAN INVASION
on STAG FEARED.

LONDON. April "a. 3.-The Variety Ar
lists Federation h excited over the
prospects of German entertainers be-
Ing admitted 10 England The Germans
propose that - British entertainers be
admitted Ga Gcrmnny for every ~ Ger
mans permitted to appcar In Englard
The British say that NE rate of cX-
change would make This a poor bar
gain
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
ctAnKF F-cARnoII

Miss Anna p. Clarke Of Marshallion
and Ernest w, Carroll were married
April a, byt the Rey; u. +. Smiley.
be at home at No. 9i5 Tainall street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
no ENTERTAIN WEST CnILDREN

Games, music dances and ice cream
given for the little folk Of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church from 3 10
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mothers
are invited 10 see that the young pe0-
pie have a good time.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
AUTOS BUMP.

A rear end collision between ~ -
tomobile bus operated by Charles
honey. and The automobile petott{e-o
Do 4. b. Holmes. No. o01 Wcst rf'.
iecnth street Yesterday afternoon. a..
Eixhih and Market streets. daIn<yeu
lhc rear fender OF Mr.. Holmes cs.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
MAKES 0wN POISON
IL nnEsN'I Mnnk

SPOKANE, April 23-Lucy Martinez,
Mexican arrested Tor a mislemelnor
attempted suicide here hy drinking a
solution she made OF The lead OF m m-
dellhle pencil In water. stomach
pump hccuNe cry.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
McnARE RuMMAGE saLE.

The intermediate Department OF
McCabe NJ. r. sunday school VIII con-
duct a rummsge sale at No. "a Tat
nail 81 rect tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
AiIIIIONS OF PHONES

According 10 the latest estimates
there are over $4,000 600 telephones
used In various parts of the world
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

Or The Horn-Hoiisnd varnlsh Co. OF
Camden. y. J..
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

The Want Ads will rescue you from
any dnlcuiiy ADV
Evening journal., 1920-04-23

Be ambiuous-you can md thc
very Job you have heen wishing loF
through The Nanls.-AdN.
Evening journal., 1920-04-23
ARGE HAND PICKED APPLES, 55e DoZsPECIAL BLEND CC

o. Ia''s'-. s JOHNSON & BROTHER ". Deliver
. The Store For Particular People Goods to An
Groceries. Meats AID Provisions Parts Of
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next weeks bill at the Lyric.
Winfield Gilrsin will present I'VE girls
In this dancing revue called con With
the Dance" The girls will demonstrate
the latest steps.
Lura Bennett and company win pro-
sent an act which will interest the wres-
Ting fans. Miss Bennett Is announced as
a former champion woman wrestler. She
Is also boxer md a fencer.
The other acts viii include LaFrance
Brothers In equilibrisiic feats; Fielding
and Boomer. who entertain with comedy
chatter and harmony singing; Florence
Randall and company In a sketch entitled
"a Temperate Woman: Robinson ana
Penny, The Boys From Jazzland" Re-
nardi and James. Italian street singers
ana musicians, and DetEel and Corrall,
a team OF comedians
IL IL II
AVIATOR GIRLS"
Frank Lalor's Aviator Girls" win do
some high flying at the Park next week
opeaing Monday matinee.
Ethel Shuts is the comedlenne with
the show. The two revues Of the show
as~ called Flying High" and Honey
moon Beach"
The chorus is said 10 contain dancers
ns well as singers, and the costumes are
many.
The cast includes Dolly Aedan. prims
donna; Ida Blanchard, aoubrette: Nike
Mcdonald, Irish comediani Earl Kern.
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SO ciety News

A miscellaneous shower was given Fri
day Afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. l..
DuyalI. 1910 Lexington avenue, in honor
Of Miss Irene Pfarr, whose marriage will
occur this spring. The hostesses were
Mrs. Duvall, Mrs. Frederick W. Drake
and Mrs. J. J. Ross.
Miss Dorothy Mccoy has gone to
Bloomington for the weekend, where she
will attend the spring dinner dance Of
the Phi Beta Pi fraternity.
The Fortnightly play reading meeting
of the Little theater at the library audi
torium for next Tuesday evening has
been postponed until April g.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moffett, 3715. North
Meridian street, left today for a visit in
Illinois.
Gamma Sigma sorority Will give its an
nual dance at the Denison hotel Wednes-
day night.
The Little Theater society will give
A subscription dance In the Riley room
at the C1aypooI on the night of April >.
The dance is for the purpose Of pro-
noting interest in the Little Theater
Awork
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

thought. First, a girl fills up her
own room, then the house. and when
that is crammed, the superfIuous sec
Onds' must be sent off to n museumi
Little personal pleasure can one have
in owning a museum. 1 should think"
And l was glad that I didn't have
to buy the things that happened to please
me, jus for the thrill OF purchasing
them, or jGst because ! happened to have
the money to pay for them.
Ny little house required some removal
Ing. as most homes do every spring
decided that restraint should be the key
note of my decorating problems. would
buy very nice things. but ! would buy
them sparingly. l would certainly avoid
the litter and the clutter which, in spite
OF its eloquence, was the dominating and
the distressing feature of Miss Miller's
luxurious suite.-Copyright 1929.
(To Be COntInued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
THEATER
READY FOR PLAYS
Four Interesting One-Act
.ShowS to Be Staged Friday.

The Little theater's bill of four new
one-act plays by Indiana authors will be
given at Masonic temple next Friday
night In variety OF theme and handling
and the prevalence of the cheerful note
the plays promise well-balanced enter
tainment.
Max Ehrman's satire, 1.-THE Bank Rob-
berry" is a playful variation upon his ac-
customed didactic gravity, though its fun
is not devoid Of incidental seriousness as
to strikes.
In phoebe Louise" Prof. Sobel Of
Purdue also uses the criminal to point a
moral and adorn a comic tale.
Those interested in psychical research
and the theory that life is continuous. will
find in Miss Hildegarde Planners "Man-
sions" a dramatic setting forth Of the
belief that those passing into the next
world there continue the interests and
occupations Of this state.
The conflict of pagan and Puritan ideals
forms the background OF the seIni-pan
tomimic fairy story, "The Dryad and
the Deacon" by William o. Bates, whose
penchant for historic settings here finds
site In wooded glade of early New
England.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

opens weeks engagement at English's
next Monday night
The cast is said to number several
hundred people and at this late day ben
Hur" remains one of the sensations Of
the stage
The music for the play was composed
by Edgar Sdllman Kelley and is still
one Of the important features
In addition to its interest as spec
tacle, Ben Hur" always carries its own
human appeal, and the dignifed way in
which It is presented makes this appeal
most effective.
The story of the young man, who is
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

which viii be shown at the Alhambra the
first half Of next week.
Mr.. Ray, of course, is Andy, who is in
! troduced as a bashful salesman for an
auto truck concern.
Even though he copies after BIinker,
the firms star salesman, orders come
mighty slow. To top his troubles he
falls in loveNwith the pretty daughter Of
his boss. When she goes to a summer
resort Andy gets a vacation, and tags
after her.
Here he encounters by chance a man
who wants to place large order for
trucks. With the girl as an incentive
Andy gets busy. He palms himself OF as
Blinker. and succeeds in landing the big-f
gest order Of his career. Then the real
Bhnker appears on the scene The COM
plications that ensue are funny.
i l. Il
MIR. SMITHS.
"The Right to Happiness" starring
Dorothy Phillips, viii be the al1-week
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MUSIC NOTES

The Lincoln trio. composed of Mrs. s.
Il. Ruick, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Yuba VIII
hite, assisted by Miss Florence Parkins.
vocalist Will go TO Richmond Tuesday
morning 10 give a program before the
Farmers institute of the county.
At the Columbia club Sunday evening
the trio composed OF Miss Berenice Rea.
gan, violinlst; Luther Rice, saxophonist;
Miss Cyrilla Hume, pianist, assisted by
Miss Jessamine Barley, vocalist. will
give miscellaneous program. featuring
krelsler's Apple Blossoms" Miss
Barley win sing Love Is the Wind"
and Come Down, Laughing Streamlet. q"
The Matinee Musicale will NEE, next
wednesday afternoon. Miss Jeanette Or
lopp has charge of the program. The
opening number by the orlopp trio will
be "rrio Pathetlque" (Gliskal. using
three movements. Mrs. Roy sellery win
give The Tartar Host" by Kurt
SCHNEIDER; two Songs of Little Russia. {"
by zimbelist, and another SCHNEIDER num-
Der, THE Three Cavaliers" A piano
number by Mrs. Frank Cregor. "Caucas-
sian Sketches" by Ippollto -Iwanow.
will be presented. Mrs. Reid Steele will
give the following group: "slumber
Songs" by Tschaikowsky: Hebrew Love
Songs" by Rinskl- Korsakow. and "The
Isle,' by Rachmaninoff. The Matinee
Musicale chorus will close the program
with Night" "A Lonely Pine" sleep
ing Waves" THE Captive" THE An
GEL and GLORIOUS Forever"
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CLUB NOTES

Century CIub-Metropolitan School CT
Music. Tuesday. p. m. Charles +. Con-
will speak on Daniel Webster" Mem
bers may bring guests.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club-Host-
ess. Mrs. A. Hornady. Miss Pauline
Curnick will give program, reading
aud songs.
Home Economics Wednesday
afternoon. Hostess, Mrs. Marks. Assist
ants, Mrs. Norwood Hawkins, Mrs. Harry
McMillin, Mrs. II. B. McColley, Mrs Ed
ward Il. Raub, Miss Demia Ribble and
Mrs. Herman Rogge. Miss Florence Bos-
ton Will talk on Household Appliances"
Miss Ribble will give review of les
son 9--"Eggs"-and the demonstration
will be given by Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs.
Edward Il. Raub.
Irvington Reading Club-Tuesday at
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; ADVENTURES
OF THE TWIN 8
br Olive Roberts Barton.
THE BORROWED SHOES.


OW OF
IN they shoes
the elephant himself I'm If he'd had
There the bear with his wangfor Nancy
Nick hesng little about taking them happen
they lost them? They'd perhaps
heart to disappoint him.
"You his feet
the hind" which they did minutes and
stamped around proudly.
"Now what shall do he asked 81"
into a fower7"
Say Please Shoes
the bear did at
Suddenly
him at ALL He looked like brown crawling along
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

Plans are being completed for a joint
meeting of the Advertising club of In,
dianapolis and the Chamber of Com
merce to promote interest In the cam.
paigns to "sell'' Indianapolis to itself and
the world. The meeting will be held at
noon next Wednesday in the Chamber of
Commerce building.
Charles F. Coffin. president Of the
chamber, will preside and every member
of both>organizations is urged to atteno.
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Dorothy Phillips. who plays two roles,
are William Stowell, Robert Anderson
and Margaret Mann.
The cast includes other players, such
as Hector Sarno, Henry Barrows, Winter
Hall, Alma Bennett, Fay Holderness and
Stanhope Wheatcroft.
l. + l.
THE OHIO.
Do you believe that man who had
served year in prison could step into
the shoes of his minister brother?
There is such situation as the central
theme Of "Other Mems Shoes" the Edgar
Lewis production, to be at the Ohio all
next week.
Stephen and Jim Browning were twin
brothers so alike in face, form and voice
that their most intimate friends could
not tell them apart. Both were splendid
men morally. but Stephen, the minister.
was frail of body and meek OF spirit and
unable to Withstand the Bullets OF
greedy and grasping world. Jim had
Needed the call Of WandeTlust for twelve
years and had gone to Jail for the crime
OF another.
When the strong brother steps into
Continued on Page Eighth
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Believe Mrs. Tabor,
Alleged Slayer, Dying

PAW PAW, Mich, March 2o-Mrs.
Sarah Tabor, the aged woman who Is
to stand trial charged with the muir
der of her daughter, Maude Z. Tabor,
whose body was found in a trunk in
the basmeent of the family home three
years after her death, Is said to be at
the point Of death in Kalamazoo hos
pital
Mrs. Tabor Is suffering from heart
trouble, and is in a serious condition.
said Prosecutor Glenn Warner, Friday.
"She may not live to stand trial"