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Evening journal., 1920-10-09
CLUB WOMEN TO
HEAR POLITICAL TALK

II was the intention Of the VIII
mington New Century Club TO have
on the evening OF October 10, a COM.
prehensive talk on the platforms OF
the Republican and Democratic par
ties. by representative speakers sup
piled by .he respective parties Due
TO the decidedly strong political opin-
ions at this time it has been impossi-
BILE to arrange for a joint meeting OF
a nOn-partisan character.
Professor j. Duncan Spaeih Of
Princeton University has been en-
gagd for the cevning and will talk
on "The Political Parties. Their His
tory and Principals?" ?" undoubtedly
dealing with this subject i'm the broad
masterful and efficient way in which
he handles all subjects upon which
he lectures.
This meeting will be an open one
and an invitation is extended TO all
WilmlngtOnians 10 attend. 10 is
hoped by The club that a large num-
Der OF The women OF this city will
avail themselves Of this opportunity
OF hearing this lecture.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
Pie Is Okeh
.An EdIlorIaI by Lhe socIely EdILorl

word for pie e ~ ' e0'
Usually the national pastry IS
SUI wilmington pie fans
five before ''f '''' NN'
Bui lhey don't quit putting where the most good
on that account No sir They Just say
Gimme pieces
And so good 10 know that an authority Than The
Journal OF the American Medical Association
article assuring The public and without the "p
belt that pie when properly made,
wholesome but dsesb product and that helping Of cream
top any.
up a in years gone by Il
has almost taken The count The ndgesible indictment
Even mince clean bin by the
il has ben By ieis that The through luentary
puddne third Is consolation
know, That The tests made took longer TO digest angels
food than devils
Will the fresh al is height may
Mould hardly have the make report anyhow
would one7
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
-DANcE FoR HosPPITAL RENEFIr..

dance VIII be gwen by The auXll-
larry Of the Homeopathic Hospital on
Tuesday evening, December %, I'm the
ball room Of the Hotel dupont. MusicI
Will be furnished by the Original SIX
orchestra. Tickets will be out on sale
after November 4. Mrs. s. C. Fred
erick is chairman OF the committee
and is being ably supported by Miss
Anna Negendank president Of the
auxiliary and the following commit
tee; Miss Esther Wilson. Miss Ruth
anna Taylor. Miss Marion Belts and
Miss Dorothy Smith.
The auxiliary is asking contribu-
lions Of old rubtr tires and tubes.
These are to be sent TO the Automo-
bile Equipment Shop. 2ii French
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
EAsTERN sTAR nANCE

Delaware Chapter No. 1. Order OF
The Eastern Star will give a play and
dance at the New-Century Club on
Thanksgiving night Mrs. Albert II.
White as chairman Of the ways and
means committee with her corps OF
ilicient workers Is planning TO make
this one Of the most successful events
that the chapter has ever given.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
We ddim@SS.

Miss Emile Parmenticr Dean,
daughter OF Norman ID. Dean, OF Ger
mantown, Pa, and James r. Ellason,
of New Castle, will be married at 4
o'clock this afternoon in Christ
Church, Germantown, the Rev Charles
Henry Arndt officiating. A reception
will be held following the ceremony
at the Women's Club, Germantown
The bride Will have as her maid OF
honor, her sister, Miss GeOrgeanna +.
Dean, and the best man Will be
Andrew EliasOn, OF New Castle. The
ushers will be SeversOn b. Cooling.
Jr., G.. b. Dickinson and Robert C..
Johnson. an OF this city. and Freder-
lex r.. LOronz, of New York.
Miss Dean is widely known in
Philadelphia. She is graduate OF
Germantown Friends School and of
Mount HolyOke College. Since her
graduation she has taken much in
lerest in civic affairs and Y W. q. a
work. She is secretary Of the Phila-
! delphia Mount HOlyOkc Alumnae As
sociation and a member of The phila-
delphia Committee for The MI. Holy
Oke endowment FUND. MIS- Dean Is
also a member of The East Central
/ Field Committee which has direction
of the Y. W. C.. 4. work In Delaware
/ Pennsylvania, Maryland and the
/ Ditrlct OF Columbia.
The bride will wear white satin and
/ pe0rgette crepe with court train hei
/ veil, OF the latest cap effect. Will b,
| held in place by orange blossoms Tho
/ bridal bouquet will be a shower OF
| bride roses and lilies OF the vale "
/ The maid Of honor Will wear greer
| geOrgette crepe with trimmings o
silver and crystal beads and a pictur,
| hat Of velvet with maline brim ahC
| trimmings OF silver She viii carry
shaded pink dahllas.
The bride and groom will leave on
a wedding trip this evening and aliel
December 4 will reside In New
Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Carmichael o
227 West TwenlN-seventh street an
I nounce the engagement OF ihcr
daughter. Miss Edith Louise Car
michael 10 Herbert w Cleland. als'
OF this city. The wedding will taxi
place in the near future.
Miss Beatrice Downs. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Downs. and Willi
| Blackburn were married on Wedncs
day afternoon In 81 Mary's r. G
/ Church by the Rev. T. J. Mealey
The bride was attended by her sis
/ ter. Miss Catherine Downs as maid
/ of-honor. Francis nevine was hes
man
The bride wore a travelling suit o
] blue velour with picture hat OF blul
I duvetyn Her bouquet was a corsagI
OF sweetheart roses The maid o
honor wore navy blue tricOi ne Will
hat Of blue duvetyn and carried
| sweetheart roses
Preceding the ceremony Miss Mar
( guerite Slattery sang 20 Promise Me.
A reception was held following th
ceremony at the home OF the BRIDE
/ parents. After an extended southern
trip Mr. and Mrs Blackburn will b.
at home after November 4. at A.
North Clayton street
Miss Belle Grcfnberg, niece of Mrs
Nathan Miller and Or. Herman Pos
ner. OF New York City. were marriCl
on Thursday evening at The home o
I BENJAMIN Kinkel New York Ci'A
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Miller aliendel
the wedding The bride has vsiie
here frequently
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
idwANIANs co TO WASHINGTON

Accompanied by lhirty-iive women,
wives OF that many members. one
hundred and thirty members OF the
Wilm nglon kiwanis Club left French
street station for Washington, at
1912 o'clock IA 5 morning.
/ Mayor Taylor accompanied the
/ party The Original Six orchestra
also went on the trp 10 provide
amusement for the members.
The local members will have their
| headquarters in the Washington
Holel where the District Convention
| will be held
! Clubs al the CONVECTION VIII be tn,
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

The regular meeting of the Board
OF directors OF the Washington
Heights Century Club will be held on
Tuesday afternoon al the club house,
1900 Boulevard
Cynlhia's Helpers Branch, lnterna-
tional sunshine Society viii hold a
reunion on Tuesday evening al sun
shine Hall An invitation is extended
10 an Old members OF the branch TO
attend A good time is assured and
il Is felt every one will get better ac-
quainled and gratly Interested IN
the work of the branch.
The FIRST meetings OF the fall and
winter season OF The New Era branch,
International Sunshine society, Will
be held at 230 O'Clock Monday after
noon, at Sunshine Hall Plans for
the winter 3clivites OF Inc branch
will be discussed. Mrs. Jeiterson
Garrett Hart the president, VIII greet
the members After the business
meeting there viii be a tea. Mrs.
w. j. Webster viii be the hostess.
Honccker y. p. b. will meet next
Friday evening at the home OF Miss
Anna Farra, 1909 West Second street.
An Interesting program is being arr
ranged
The Womans Auxiliary OF the
Cransion Heights Fire company viii
meet at o'clock on Tuesday after
noon az the home Of Mrs. Edward
Sowden. All members are asked to oe
~Swseni
A series OF recltals TO be held on
Thursday afternoons in the ballroom
OF the Hole dupont during the COM
ing season Is Being arranged by Mrs.
w NJ Barnard and Miss Anna r.
Finn These recitdls VIII be similar
10 those held last year by Mrs. Ban
nsrd and Miss Finn and Will be
Of greai interest 10 all lovers Of mu-
sic
The Komos kluh gave party lasl
nighl al the home OF Miss Helen Lof-
land 5i3 East Thirteenth street
dance VIII be given by the kluh r
The auditorium, on Thursday even.
ing November b This Is planned lt
be an elehorale affair and viii be
masked dance.
samuel Cro,san. who directed lh'
social activities ~ the kluh last year
is ag8ln al his post as chairman %
The social committee.
4 slraWrido was given by The klul
10 lorklyn last Saturday evening
Upon arriving at Norklyn, a dane
Was enjoyed.
Invitations have been issued for
masque dance 10 be given by The WI
irurO Club on Friday rV ng uciobe
p. In the New Century Club shorter
orchestra will furnish the music. Tn
club will give three other dances il
lhc future. Chr simls dance val
cnlino dance and surprise dance
Grace Cleaners. Young Women'
Foreign Missionary Society, Will NEE
ON Monday evening al the home o
Miss Ethel Mcdaniel, 25i0 Harrison
street The devotional cxerciscs vii
be in charge Of Mrs. Carl Scybold Mrs
John ". r. SumWslt will have charg
Of the program. The hOstesses OF ihl
evening will be Mrs. e. + Pierce. Mis-
Mabel Haley. Miss Nellie COmerfor
and Miss Florence Williams
The Sewing Circle sof Grace NJ. r
Church Will hold an an day meetin.
n, on Tuesday in the church house
n Luncheon vii be served at nOon Tn
officers Of the society are: President
m Mrs }. r. Wilson; first yice-presidcnl
IN ~Airs. W. r. O'Keefe second vice
pr sd dni. Mss France S Nailack treas
o urer.Mrs B. q. Strickland: assisian
{ treasurer Mrs Clifford r. Iszard
secretary. Mrs Thomas b. Alexander
Washington Heights Century Clu
VIII pres nj the first mus Gale Of IN
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
EAsrERN sIAR SARn PATTY.

A card party will be given on Mon
day evening October IS at the home
of Mrs Nellie Drake. 2000 Van Burcn
street. by the Past Malrons and
Patrons Association Of the order OF
the Eastern star. Mrs. Drake Is
past matron Of Mizpah Chapter No. 2.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Washington. Baltimore. Wilmington.
Bristol Lynchburg, Portsmouth.
Richmond and Roanoke clubs.
There will be am election of officers
al a meeting This afternoon The
women viii hc taken on a sighl-sec-
ag tour by committee OF The
Washington club. In The evening
there Will be a banquet In The hotel,
followed by dane ng. The local H.
Nanians are urging Edward Liiner
for district governor.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

An elaborate evening party was Civ
en- by the Komos klub. at The home
ioenih street, last evening The home
was beautofully decorated i'm the club
colors The cab trio sang several se-
leetiOns. Fancy dancing was given
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

A series OF recitals 10 be held on
Thursday afternoons In the ballroom
OF the Hotel dupont during the COM
ing season Is Being arranged by Mrs.
w ~ Barnard and Miss Anna r.
Finn These recitals Will be similar
10 those held last year by Mrs. Ban
nard and Miss Finn and Will be
Of greai interest 10 all lovers OF mu-
sic.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Invitations have been issued for a
masque dance 10 be given by the VII
irurO Club on Friday ~ n ng. october
p. In the New Century Club Shorters
orchestra will furnish the music. The
club win give three other dances in
he future. a chr simls dance. e val
cnlinc dance and a surprise dance.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

The Womans Auxiliary OF the
Cranslon Heights Fire company Will
meet at . o'clock on Tuesday after
noon az the home OF Mrs. Edward
Sowden. All members are asked to oe
Nlrnsenl.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Hoffccker y. p. B. will meet next
Friday evening at the home OF Miss
Anna Farra, 1909 West Second street.
An interesting program Is being ar
ranged
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
NAP DRUG STORE
SAFE BOTTOM UP
Yeggs Get $500 and Watch at
2541 West Washington.

T. Detectives today are searching for the
cfacksmen who Ripped a safe In the
crug store of Waiter A. Stout 2541 West
Washington street, early Sunday.
The men escaped with $500 and a gold
watch valued at SIS.
The safe was turned upside down and
the bottom was ripped out with chisels.
picks and sledge hammers.
This was the same method used by
the thieves who entered the office of the
simmons Company, 400 Division street,
a week ago and opened a safe contain
ing only 80 cents.
A panel Of the rear door Of the drug
store was torn out by the thieves.
Mrs. Cora Epps, 1898 North Meridian
street, told the police that a dinner ring
valued at $1,000 had disappeared from her
home, but that she did not know whether
it was stolen or misplaced.
The ring contained nine diamonds and
two emeralds set in platinum.
Cash Helms, 1917 North Jefferson ave-
nue., told the police a burglar entered his
home through the rear window and ran
sacked the house, stealing a vatcn and
a pin that contained ten pearls and three
Lxbies.
'4SRaymond Beville, 20, 21S West North
street, was arrested by Detectives Cole
man and Giles, last night, charged with
grand larceny.
The arrest was made on an affidavit
signed by Ohio Roberts, ia West
Eighteenth street, who had been arrest
ed on a charge Of drunkenness, and said
he was robbed Of $3.50 and a watch, ac-
cusing BevilIe.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
NEW OPENINGS.
Booze With Big
Kick Puts Cork
Through Wall

GREENSBURG Pa, May TO-
While engaged With his assistants
preparing trial list for the crimi
nal court District Attorney " A.
Cort was startled when the cork IN
"a five gallon jug near by let 60
striking the ceiling Of the rooin
causing report which resembled
an explosion.
II was al first believed that an
Internal machine had been sent TO The
district attorneys ofIce through the
mail
As the frightened officials recov-
cred from the shock stream OF
vapor resembling steam flowed from
the jug.
The cork vas found in another Of
fee and a hole in the wall revealed
its powers.
The jug contained whisky which
was contiscated in a raid recently
District Attorney Cort said that
the jug Of booze had the most vigor-
Gus kick" Of any similar whisky IN
captivity"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Democrats Going
to State Session

Following is a complete official list
Of Marion county delegates TO the demo
cratic state convention:
FIRST wARD-George H. Brown,
Henry Q. BIume. Martin O'Mara, John
Haleott James Hegarty. George Bar
SECOND wARD-Clarence f. Weir.
Walter C. Clark, Charles R. Mccormack,
NJ, Ross Mason. Charles E. Cox.
". Pearce, Hubert 6. Riley.
FOURTH WARD-JOseph E. Bell. HO-
mer L. Cook, William Tanning, Henry
Friedman, Albert Barnes. Thomas f.
Colbert, John Manning, William Mad
FIFTH WARD-James a. Reni5an,
s1xTH w1RD-ThOmas L. sullivan,
Harry Davis.
SEVENTH WARD Frederick Van,
Nuys. Thomas A. Riley, William W.
Spencer, William Kissel.
EIGHTH WARD-Joseph n. Young,
Bowman Elder. William Semmler, VIII
liam F. Moore.
NINTH WARD-M :. Spencer. Ear
". Little. James Shea, Joseph Collier
John Z McCool, Hendricks KenwOrthy.
Patrick ". Egan, Edward Barry, John
NJ. Dunn, Joseph L. Conley, Emmel g.
tenth WARD-George KirkhoT,
Michael Shea. Frank P. Baker, Fred
Hukriede. Charles 81. Grossert. John
Remington, James G.. Rockford.
ELEVENTH WARD-Frank VI. Man
ming, Jacob F. Ncwbauer. George G. Nor
rison, David Fessler, William F. New
man.
TWELFTH WARD-Michael 7. NOone
William P, Gavin, John I. Logan.
SEVENTEENTH WARD-James E
Shea, Joseph Turk, William ]. Dudley
Adolph C. Emhardt. Oscar Neister. Paul
Lindeman. Joseph Manning. Anthony J.
Klee, George Aunt.
FOURTEENTH WARD-ThOmas r.
Wright. william. FitzCibbOn. James L.
Greenwood. Granville K. Jenkins
FIFTEENTH WARD-NO candidates
certified for primary election.
CENTER WNSHIP-t outside Col
- T.. Hulskamp.
DECATUR TOWNSHIP - William
Park
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - Walter
Hatendorf. Leslie Combs.
PERRY TOWNSHIP Verle Pierson,
Guy Rutledge
PIKE TOWNSHIP-E. o. Asher.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIPS candi-
dates certified for primary election.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP COrtez
u. Blue, Walter Myers, Walter S Johr-
son.
WARREN TOWNSHIP-AIfred y
Towles Joseph Ebaugh. Jesse sanford
WAYNE TOWNSHIP-D. Morony
Ferman Stout, Wood Thompson. Charles
e. Shaffer f. ". Pierson, Th0masN Con
nor. samuel Miller. William q. Cray.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

Junior.
Bah notices that there is no red glow
when Auntie and Jim shake hands, but
when Bab's hand falls into Jims big
paws-well the faces Of Jim and Bah
become as red as il both have the
measles.
Then Bah begins to plot TO find the
right man for Aunt Emily.
Before Bah can win Jim, she must also
find the real men for Jims two old maid
sisters and Aunt Cornella, fat, old
spinster. who uses an ear trumpet
Bah trots the entire crowd To Palm
Beach and before she gets through Aunt
Cornelia has thrown away her trumpet
and does the shimmy with a count who
is a regular hotel lounge lizard
Arnold Lucy, John Halliday. Natalie
Talmadge, David Kirkland and others
are I'm the cast-all do effective work in
the comedy situations
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Tenant Heads State
Committee of Legion

.Naurice E. Tenant Of Indians polls.
ASTmerly a major in the intelligence di-
vision Of the general staff and now COM
mander of Robert F. Remington post
OF the American legion. has accepted
appointment as chairman Of a committee
fr Indiana 10 urge congress to act i'm
mediately in behalf OF wounded and dis.
abled war veterans and their dependents
telegram announcing the appoint
trent was received yesterday by Mr.. Ten
nant from Henry l. Stimson Of New
York, formerly secretary Of war.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

This Is a picture version Of Frank
Danbys novel in which a slum waif at
tracts the attention of an English lord
and whose money and influence makes
her sensation on the stage.
Nazimova in the movie is known as
Sally Shape and shows that mere waif
can attract member. Of the nobility
just as Frances Starr in the role of a
cook lady, whose hair often was scented
with cabbage instead Of perfume, won
the love and kisses of n member of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
BELOW WHOLESALE cos
DOmeStiCS and
Bedding

(Eighty-fve) BLEACHED SHEETS.
size S1x90, heavy round thread, seam
less (limit four to customer) .$1.95
Twelve hundred YARDS CURTAIN
SCRIM, yard wide. white or ecru. open
work border or plain center with fancy
colored border. yard. ........19c
(Three hundred) BLEACHED Pill
Low CASES, size 42x36 Cimit ten to
customerl. each ..............3 5c
CTwenty-fvel BED PILLOWS, size
lSx25, filled with new satintary feath-
ers, art tick covering. (No phone or
dersl each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S9c
(Ten) HOMEMADE COMFORTS.
extra size. silkoline and cretonne COW
erings, assorted patterns. $40
(Thirty hve) BED BLANKETS. full
double bed size. gray or tan with color
stripe border, pair .......... $2.9S
zone thousand yards LONG
CLOTH, yard wide Qimit six yards to
customer, yard ..............e.. 29c
CThree hundred YARDS HEAVY
OUTING FLANNEL. 81 inches wide,
assorted color stripes on light
grounds. None to dealers), yard.29e
zone thousand yards) SHIFTING
PERCALES, "a and % inches wide.
figures and stripes on light grounds.
I'VE reserve the right to limit quanti-
ttes), yard Observation-Disclosures. 19c
YARD WIDE cHALLIs, three
choice patterns, yard ........,. zee
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

parliament In "Tigeri Tiger
It's a story which gives Nazimova a
chance to reflect her magnetic person
atty as she always does.
An automobile wreck is one of the in
cidents of--the movie.
Charles Bryant has the role Of Lord
Kidderminster, whose wealth gives Nazi-
nova a chance to wear some nifty paja-
mas.
Nazfmova worshipers viii rave over
this picture.
Can be seen at the Colonial all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
French Ask Action
in War Guilt Trials

LONDON, May 1o.-France is sending
a note to Germany demanding action
IN the war guilt trials which the Ger
man government has promised TO con
duct IN the newly created supreme
court at Leipsig. IL was learned today.
France is seeking evidence Of good
faith that Germany viii fulfill her
promises.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

Opinion: Not to be missed by those
who enjoy worth while acting on the
screen
At the Ohio all week.
r T.
NAZIMOVA
In 1.-THE Heart of Child" Nazimova
is London cockney girl of the famous
Limehouse district
She starts out as a girl in the slums
and winds IN as the vito of the fashion
able and wealthy Lord Kidderminster.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
Thief Gets 2 Guns
From Cops Home

Patrolman William E. Stevens Is hook
ing today for the burglar who entered
his house, 2014 Brookside avenue, and
stole two revoIvefs, one valued at SIS,
and the other a double barreled affair
of ancient design, worth So.
The house was ransacked but nothing
else taken.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
L. E. & w. Extends
Freight EmbargOes

The Lake Erie & Western railroad to-
day announced embargoes on sill less
than carload freight except shipments
consigned to stations on that road.
Congestion at the freight houses and
the scarcity of labor were given as the
reason for the order.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10

and n pink glow
passes over their
faces and their
hearts go pity pat.
that is a sign Of
true love.
Bah comes home
from 4 fashionable
boarding school %
fiqd that her Aunt
Emily Of Boston
is enga god TO Jim
Winthrop. a good
looking chap many
years Aunt Emily 5
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Get relief without fear as told
in "Bayer package.

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" 70 be gen
nine must be marked with the safety
"Bayer Cross Then you are getting
the true. world-famous Aspirin, pre-
Scrlbed by physicians for over IS years
Always buy an unbroken package or
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" which con-
tains proper directions TO safely relieve
Colds, Headache, Toothache. Earachs,
Neuralgia, Lumbago. rheumatism, Neu-
titis. Joint Pains and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes OF twelve tablets cost
hut n few cents Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of
Monsceticacides,er OF Sallcy llcacid-Ad.
vertisement
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
MAE AND CONSTANCE IN RACE FOR MOVIE HONORS


Mae Murray. Constance Talmadge, Ma
zimova and Enid Bennett dominate the
local screens this week
Four leading women of the screen are
in a race this week to test their box
office ability.
Each has a role different in character
and treatment
They can be summed up as follows:
! Mae Murray at English's is butterfly
girl.
Constance Talmadge at the Circle
quickens> the pulse with her expert thee.
rjes on love.
Enid Bennett at the Albahmra is $
pretty girl-crook.
Nazimova at the Colonial Is a dancer
who wears attractive pajamas.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-10
LOvIN' CONSTANCE.

That's Constance Talmadge as the lit
/ tie love plotter in The Love Expert"
4 She electriies a breezy little story
/ concerning Bah, a college miss who dis
| covers that when two people shake hands