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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
ellis wIfe's Money"

Eugene O'Bricn is one popular
screen star, who declines To follow
sIong the lines OF least resistance
In other words. just because he has
made huge success OF perfect
nSer' parts, he believes there is no
REASON why he should continue al
character. and. therefore. when his
Rdmirers saw him at the Odcou
Thcater asst night In his new Snlz-
they were agrceably surprised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
DunI Role Enacted.

i The art of dual role photography
OF the modern cinema has reached it,
htiHht in The Rivers End a James
Ciiver curwood story. released
through First National. which IL at
the Bi)ou Thcater. Probably no NOR"
perfect portrayal or u double role
mas yrt been screened than that
OF Lewis stone. whose double dcptc-
ton OF John Keith wanted for muir.
uer) and Derwent Commission this
chpturer) are ilawless examples OF
inc hitherto undcveiopcd and some
what primitive art.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
n broadway Success.

\ broadway Success.
The screen version of popular
broadway succcsa is the Just a
Wife" written by Eugene Waiter
and used with great success on the
speaking stage by Charlotte walter.
opens today at the Colonial Thcutcr
Tor three day engagement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

William Russell Mt BiucbIrd.
Iouny viii be the last chance to
see William Russell in slam BAN
jim, an unusually peppy attraction
In which comedy. thrills. action and
Toinanc" minYlc In wonderful fash
ION. Frnncelia Ellington supports
Hr. Rnsscll in this production
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Weeks Picture Shows
John nnrrymorc a. "Jck,lI.,
Offerings q, Local Houses

John lInrrymorc MS "JckylI."
John Barrymore plays the great
est role of his screen career as the
central figure In DIR. Jckyll and MIR
hyde. the Paramount Aircraft
screen version OF Ribcrt Louis Stew
enson's immortal story. The picture
VIII be shown at the Isis Thcatcr
all week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Accept California" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California
on the package. then you arc sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love IFS fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say Cali.
IorEia."-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

Billions ofDollars of Credit Are Involved
Your Observation-Disclosures Policies
Your Future
FREIGHT is today jammed the railroads. 1t is not
moving fast enough Miles upon miles of freight cars
loaded and unloaded standing idle on the tracks.
The heroic and the unusual must be done.
Freight be unloaded and terminals cleared
USE THE HIGHWAYS Reach nearby points
with motor trucks. A tremendous tonnage of case and
package merchandise can be delivered in this way.
Keep the railroad terminals clear.
If in this emergency the railroads adopt stoye-door
deHvery of freight hire them all the motor trucks and
teams that can be spared.
Offer the railroads the use of your private sdings
for other peoples freight
This freight congestion be broken. No old
rules or customs stand in the way.
Empty every freight in one-quarter the time you
have been in the habit of taking
1t can be done, but it must be done quickly
Wages and food are at stake
The Autocar Company
Ardmore, Pa.
Manufacturers Autoca Truck
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Remark nf,lc Cnst.

Remarkable Cast.
a remarkable cast Of players ap-
pears in support OF William = Har,
IN ms new Thomas II. lnc--Ar,craft
photoplay. Riddle Gawne." which
VIII De shown at the Victor Th"at-r
again today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
The New Indiana Guard

indiana is to have a national guard organization
sowmovng has finally
for a body.
guard guard
the Drdes OF the called
robbed the entirely Military
time when one needed
This the formation makeshft militia
the acy Of anything
militia
to the state in of emergency.
would ordinarily guard naturally
in the
Consequently when the militia
considerable
grudgingy
Then at no other time the value displayed wedrled
weeupped national guard comp6yd foooos
service of duration -
When the national guard established must
ton measuring to the military record Of Indiana
among &N74 Asf1
There will be no politics in the Indiana National Guard
men made by Ad Gen Harry Smith other of the
ference board
: So be it.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
CHAPTER Xxx.

Getting lunch with Betty started out
to be a jolly intimate affair We knew
that Jim would, want his first dinner to
Capt. Winston to be a great success
and when we got the currant jelly out
of its glass unbroken in its rich red
translucence, Betty did a little jig. We
fairly beamed with housewifely zest
when Betty found the melons 1 had been
saving for next mornings breakfast and
started zig-zagging them into an ZAP
petizer"
Shall peel the potatoes. Anne, when
I've done with the melons? Jim never
did like them with their jackets on
you know" suggested Betty.
l didn't know. And when she con-
tinued, in chuckling Renaissance, 1 be-
gan to lose my warm glow of liking for
her in a cool spray of feeling 'out-of
things"
Serving petaties' in their jackets
were the pet vice Of the squadron cook.
Once when we ate at an infantry mess
in the Vosges, Jim almost wept with
emotion over the little naked 'pertaties'
There, the melons are gorgeous
Anne, how are Jims affairs coming on %
She threw it in casually. But l stiff
fened at her intrusion into our personal
concerns. AS well as If she had put
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
COngrGtuLGtiTtg Detroit

Among
ninth fourth the of American cities
prizes ancies
Cleveland
Officially Chamber Commerce
fiendiest
promising continuance stimulating
competition past
popua.
Cleveland
than could expected under the circumstances
population
St Louis Boston Cleveland Baltimore
paid OF formerly
the beautiful
u the other hand she proud her achievement of the
cities; already
she hopes of overhsulng Chicago
that the figures ofhe cities have been
congratulated
tho
hat census say about he harves hands?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
The Right Thing
at the Right Time
By MARY MARSHALL 8. DUFFEE
SPEAKING OF MorHERs-IN-tAw.

How the new bride should address her
mother-In-law is a question that is not
always Easy to answer
Many young women with mothers OF
their own do not like to call any one
else by this name so rich in tender as
soclations. Sometimes when very
young mother acquires a son-in- W
much older than her daughter 1t is the
mother who hesitates al being so dubbed
by one almost her own age.
Now rest assured If you are one of
these. 1t is not necessary to call your
mother-inlaw mother"
Many persons retain the formal Mrs
with the name always. And this is in
perfectly good form.
Often the mother of a family of grown
children has some pet name-sometimes
even a diminutive of her own first name.
The new member Of the family often
adopts this, though he should be sure
that his doing so is not regarded as an
Intrusion.
Remember that a mother-in-law, so
long as she is under your roof, should
be treated with the same courtesy and
polIteness that you would show to any
other guest.
This doesn't mean, however, that you
should relinquish your privilege as host
ess, although there are some older WON
en- who feel that they are always heacs
of their sons households 10 long Is
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Where the Money Goes

supen
contains data the
feeding institution which should be appreciated
allowing 60 day to Sheriff
feeding prisoners in the county jail
report ending September 30 1919
hospital
cents, a
report patient
only So
compiling apparently this figure
high things that
contribute forcing it TO SO cents
the hospital
expenses with those of the Marion county Jail
insane patient
furnishing of food clothing
living Marion
county feeding of jail prisoner
politicians in Indianapolis who foolish think
administration
as acting IN of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Another Pleasure Banned

prosaic days.
The glory Of the "fortynner' long since passed
isles Of the southern
popular outdoor sport
Alaska with its spirit Of adventure
there shall be digging by private
detectives East Hampton, in
100000 worth we stolen from the
Caruso
the Of
without the flowers 1t all handwork for the use
would have been beyond the pale
ethics.
seemed though the big estate would
pathetic reveng the days Of the
Angeles that there must be further
cavaing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A NeLU Serial of Young Married Life
BY ANN Isle
knew Betty meant,

it crudeIy. / knew Betty meant
Jim a job?' "
IAN right" 1 replied almost curtiy- Z
"Au right? You said that as II every 4
thing were-all wrong" -
Betty came over to my side. She tom
the bread from my hand and swung
me around to face her. Then she caught
warm, friendly shake.
"Anne-Anne, dear, tell me. 1 do so
want to help you
Perhaps it was that word ''help," per-
haps it was the memory of her know
, ing how Jim liked his potatoes-but
couldn't respond to Betty.
my coffee?' 1 cried. It really was
boiling over.
shook off Betty's clinging hands. set
the coffee back to keep hot and then
turned with a cold reply:
Jim is really quite all right He
does an article month for Haldane's-
and he has just accepted a position as
inspector in q factory"
"Airplanes?" asked Betty eagerly.
Gaps"
The word came out with a little ex-
plosion. Betty repeated it in utter as
constituent.
"Caps!'
Ies-d very Soou cap Iacporys
cried, with an air of fnality.
Betty stood staring at me in perplex-
ity. She was holding her right hand
against her lips in a way she has-the
fire of that red scar against her mouth.
And queenly Betty suddenly seemed
childish and appealing as she stood
there with her fingers curled out toward
me from her open palm.
But, Anne, an inspector has to walk
miles. He has to walk all day. Jim's
ankle. 1t will torture him."
l hadn't thought of that. Betty,
pressing her own scar to her lips, had
realized how my boys lameness handi-
capped him. I hated myself for for
getting-I hated her more for remem-
bering Copyright, 1920
(To be continued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

offering. with songs and comedy by the
two men in the cast.
Weber, O'Donuell and Westheld com
prise O. trio that has 4 good selection of
songs.
Their offering IS we'll received.
The two Marion brothers, with their
harm supply a novel act on the
bill
The Baltus Trio are strong-arm per
formers. who lift each other and form
various combinations that require much
strength
Other acts on this weeks list are Nor
ris0n and Daley. Broughton and Turner
and Taeshi and Yoshi
A comedy and news film form the
motion picture part Of the entertainment.
i J. i
A WESTERN MOVIE.
william Russell is cast as iaw-abid-
ing westerner in THE Twins OF Suffer
ing Creek which is at the Rialto this
week
Bill has a part that is we'll suited to
him. that OF a rough and ready fighting
gentleman OF the west.
He has many difficulties In his work
OF making Suffering Greek the kind OF a
place be thinks lt ought 10 be.
There is q girl in the story who makes
Bill happy when be achieves his object.
Anita Arliss and company appear
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
at n. f. KEIrns.

To pick a feature out Of the offerings
at Keith's this week would be a great
deal Ike trying to decide whether Mary
Pickford or Douglas Fairbanks or Charlie
Chaplin is the greatest star Of the films.
They are all so good lt depends upon
the individual taste Of the audience which
IS the best.
The bill is opened by the Royal
Sydneys" in a juggling novelty.
The Royal Sydneys" are so far shove
the usual acts of their Kind there is no
comparison.
They are followed by Dalton and
Craig in "Aladdin's Lamp" an amusing
little sketch in which the male member
Of the duet shows what he would wish
for IL Aladdins lamp was a reality 10
day.
The Clifford Wayne trio are Indians.
However, that doesn't mean a bunch Of
braves all decorated in war paint and
feathers.
Fsr from IT. On tho contrary, TIE
feminine member wears the latest PART
sian styles while the male would be
at home on Fifth avenue.
The feature Of the offering is a
''brave" scarcely three feet high and
apparently 9 or 7 years of age.
Mack and lane in ut Happens Ev-
cry Day Is one OF fthe brightest Spots
on n stellar bill.
Clever footwork and bright, clean
comedy make this act one Of the most
worth while seen In a long time
Mack and Jane have nothing out of
the ordinary, but even the ordinary can
be made the extraordinary when it is
handled right.
Hewitt and Mitchell call themselves
the two happy thermometers" and we
agree with them.
John T. Doyle and company present
1.-THE Red Flash" q one-act playlet deal
ing with the activities of bolsheviki aei-
tators and the efforts of the department
Of Justice to eradicate them.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
WHAT READERS ASK.

''I frequently DO business in an Office
where young woman who interests me
greatly works May 1, with propriety,
ask my business friends to introduce
u.s."
This would be perfectly correct I'M
less you know some one outside Of
business who could make introductiors
Copyright, 1920
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Seeks 1921 Sunday
School Convention

Z. NJ. Greenlee, head of the church
council of the Roberts Park NJ. E.
church, viii seek to bring the 1921 con-
vention of the Indiana Sunday School
association to indianapolis.
Mr.. Greenlee and other Indianapolis
representatives left for Charlottesville
today to attend the annual convention.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Christianity

Is the negro Columbia charged with passing a
who
restricts his Christianity weekSunday?
deeply seated in woman 1t should
Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday and be- as in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

with a selection Of modern songs. and
some that have been favorites for years.
o'Neil. Adams and Orr make up trio
that has some harmony AMI jazz as it
ought 10 be sung.
Odoud and LaPirre have some sing
ing and dancing. Mile Paula does some
acrobatics and dancing Freed and Green
have some eccentric songs. aud Burke
and Lawson have some laughs.
II f. IL
THE BROADWAY.
LaFollette tho nan with many faces.
is the headliner at the Broadway this
week
The bin includes Buses dogs; Thomas
and Rose, the wandering MINISTRIES
Browning and Graham in songs and
dances: Al St John In Trouble. and
Ezra Matthews and company IN Stolen
Goods
+ Il -
THE MOVIES.
The lineup Of the movies today is as
follows: The Courage Of Marge
oDoone." at the Circle; why Change
Your Wife ?" at Englishs: paris Green. "
at the AlhRmbra; The Fortune Teller. "
at the Ohio; when Bearcat Went Dry, "
az the Regent; "Trilby," at the Isis
THE Love Expert" at Mr. Smiths, aud
Miss Hobbs" at the Colonial.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

they remain therein. However, this Is
not the case unless she owns and main
tains the home in which the bride and
groom have settled
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

FINDING appreciated financially
Shenke Of White Hail. Ill., has quit his
position accepted lucrative
lob Oldashioned formula for making
public community wants most and then
to EN-.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
MORE MUSIC.

Go Ahead.
That may sound like a traffic cops sig
nal. but it is not meant that way here.
Go Ahead is the name of the feature
act at the Lyric this week
II is a combination Of dancing and
song, with FIVE girls as a chorus.
A sort Of n musical comedy is their
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

SEE WHERE Beverdge progressves and
liberal republicans Harding will the right to go
beyond the republican platform
that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

CHIEF sCFTT have sold his auomo
AS do much running
around during next years
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

WHY an golden candidacy of Ora Davies? Is
more desirable when nominated for
sta
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
THE STORM BIRD
HAS REAL MERIT.

At the Murat last night THE Storm
Bird" by Bion CalthroP and Roland Per
twee, was presented for the first time on
any stage
It turned ont % be a very polite at
fair with sustained interest from the
very first. ending in a surprise situation.
The story centers about a stolen pearl
necklace and a nObleman who suddenly
enters the Tetson home during a storm.
The ending has the needed punch.
We predict that THE Storm Bird"
viii meet with wide approval and will
prove easily the most enjoyable and
best presented bill so far this season.
Opinion. Not 70 be missed by those
who still know how to laugh and are
willing TO laugh.
At the Murat all week.-W. D. II.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
STUART WALKER OBSERVES lOOTH PERFORMANCE
Keth's-Go RaEto

Stuart Walker observed the presenta-
ton of his ffrieth play and the 400th
performance of his company at the MI
rat last night.
1t was a really great night in the
theater as, the audience, by its hearty
and kpnest applause, acclaimed Mr.. Wal
ker Md his players as real friends
pals of long standing.
At the close of the second act of the
new play, 1.-The Storm Bird" Alfreo
Potts of this city expressed to Mr..
ship existing IN the hearts of the In
dianapolis public for him and his play
ers.
The modest Mr.. Walker was finally
located and expressed his deep regal d
ard love for Indianapolis and. compli-
lnented the players on the splendid way
in which they had put over The Storm
Bird" !:
Flowers went over the footlights for
Blanche Yurka and Christabel Hunter
and good will of the audience was ex-
tended to each of the players.
1t was a real night In the theater
and one that Mr.. Walker and those
present will never forget.
And now for the two outstanding sue
cesses of the evening.
Inc klOS, PARDON the eAptessloH'
just run away with THE Storm Bird. >
We mean by that-Lael Davis and
Thomas Kelly ran away with the actin
honors in brother and sister roles.
It's mighty fine to see Miss Davis
play the role, of Imcgen ,Tetson, the
youngest daugher, with all the spon-
ianeity, freedom and energy which the
role demands.
And what 4 chance she has TO domi-
nate the show by the real worth OF her
acting, especially in a corking good
scene IN which she. attempts to be ro-
mantle with Mckay Morris.
That scene Is q juicy morsel and puts
snica and dash. into the play.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
KELLY'S ACTING
\ GEM OF REALISM.

Kelly as Garth Tetson. the youngest
son. gives us one Of those rare. natu-
raj Characterization of a lad who
thIu6s he IS grown Up when ne dons
Ills first evening clothes
He invests the character with al OF
the natural nwkwarducss and exager-
ated opinion which such q chap natn-
rally possesses.
It's the sort Of acting which comes
from thoroughbred and Thomas Kelly
g that a thoroughbred lin other words
an honest actor striving and obtaining
honest effects.
We can not refrain from saying again,
the kids" ran away with the honors.
This is not overlooking the splendid
work of Blanche Yurka, especially her
work in the great third act 10 which
she suggests the great emotional power
which she unquestionably possesses.
Mckay Morris as MerrichaInp has
not had a better suited role this sea-
son. although he does come IN during
the first act, while a terrific storm is on,
clad in an athletic suit with his knees
and limbs exposed.
Creditable supporting work Is done by
Robert McGroarty, Christabel Hunter,
Elliott Nugent. AIdrich Bowker IN the
role Of a father, Frank McNellis OF In
dianapolis, George somnes In q role
which requires strong acting and that
he does in splendid fashion: Judith
Lowry as the mother, Donal Coipitts,
Oscar Craik, James Morgan and John
Wray, who contributes a very clever
characterization.
All in all, from the stage storm to
the acting, never has there been bet
ter first night at the Murat
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

MARAT killed while taking BATH Bu
that is something Russian revolutionary
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18

Democrats and Republicans. asking
for an expression Of their choice for
the various cabinet positions. A large
number of prominent men in both par
ties received mention, but the plurali-
ty of voters on each side settled down
to list Of men which would prob
ably be deemed fairly representative
Of the public's choice.
On the Democratic side the choice
for cabinet was as follows: Secre-
tary of State. cambridge Colby;
Treasury, w. G. McAdoo; War,
Newton D. Baker, Attorney General,
A. Mitchell Palmer; Post office, A.
S. Burleson; Navy, Josephus Daniels;
Interior, Franklin D. Lane; Agricul-
ture, f. T. Meredith; Commerce,
Herbert Hoover; Labor, Samuel
Gompers. Ii will be noted that all
OF these men except Hoover and
Gompers are either at this time, or
have been in the past. members Of
President Wilson's cabinet, thus indi-
eating that the public is pretty we'll
satisfied with the presidents choice.
Republicans lacking such a guide,
scattered their votes little more, but
the result would probably be accepted
as representative Of the party's cabi-
net material except that Herbert
Hoover is honored by being given two
hrsts. Here is the result: Secretary of
State, Elihu Root; Treasury, Frank
0. Lowden; War, Leonard Wood;
Attorney General, Charles E. Hughes;
Post Office, Will H. Hays; Navy,
Admiral Sims; Interior, Herbert
Hoover; Agriculture, Arthur Cap
per Commerce, Herbert Hoover; La
Dor, Henry J. Allen.
1t will at least be interesting to
compare these lists with the cabinet, as
finally formed by the successful candi-
date.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-18
A MODERN PREDICAMENT

Many young married folks who
have thought themselves provided
with rented homes have been sadly
disappointed, for they ave returned
from honeymoon trips only to find
themselves without the promised roof
tree, the house being sold meantime
The predicament of many a modern
couple is expressed feelingly in an
advertisement which appeared recent
~ In copy Of the South and Tri-
bune, and surely the distressed writ
.er Of this appeal which Is as follows
deserved to find some relief:
Il have the best wife in the world,
but no place to keep her. I rented a
Louise with the understanding that it
might be sold, and on our return from
our honeymoon we find it has been
sold. Our furniture Is in the stores
waiting to be delivered, "at home"
cards were mailed, my motherin- law
lis coming next week, and what sort
Of a dub do you suppose she'll think
her only daughter is tied to-and she
has good opinion of me now. Have
a heart, and If you know of five or
seven room house at $35 to $50 a
month, write Box Ga and we shall
call you blessed st. Augustine
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