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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
STAGE OFFERS
TIP-TOP MENU
COMING WEEK
ZiegfeId FoIlies Coming to
Englisrl's for Treat of
Merriments.
MURAT BOOKINGS HEAVY


THE feast is spread.
/ The theatrical menu is very
elaborate. :.
The menu for next week includes
new "dish," called ''Howdy Folks!"
It will be served at the English. It
is a rural dish
A classy city dish is the favorite
on the Murat menu next week. 1t
is spiced with >Juliette Day, Hal
Forde and others It is dipped in
melody, sauce.
4 melody pie, classical in design, is on
Keith's menu The producer of this is
Ota Gygi, famous Tiolinist The crust
OF this pie is made Of dance pastry.
An accordion cocktail viii be served
st the Lyric next week. Tuneful crea-
tons Will be at the Rialto, Broadway and
Park Each of those bills includes d
melody pudding. Surely an Appealing
menu.
SIGN o. sPkIEG At EEGLISH's.
Spring comcth early this year
The sign is this:
Aunouncement-AIr Flo Ziegfeld the
famous authority On how to present the
most Of beautiful women, will send his
'Z1egfeld Fouies" 10 EngIish's the week
Of March Is.
That is just hot Off the wire
Sure Sign Of spring
Mr. Negfelds agents Of mirth this sea-
son are Marilynn Miller, Eddie Cantor,
Bert Williams, Johnny Dooley, Eddie
Downing, the Fairbanks Twins and so
NM Unde 4Gae also 1t the English are;
"A Prince There was" with Grant
Mitchell, for three days, beginning March
g. and "Ben-Hur'' during the week OF
March %.
AMERICAN PASSION PLAY.
The st. Bonahce Dramatic club of
Lafayette, Ind viii present '-Yeronica's
VEIL" described as the American Passion
Play, at the Murat theater on Sunday,
March Z, matinee and night. Indian
apo1is is the seventh city In this coun-
try to witness this important work.
More than 125 people are in the cast.
MANY BOOKINGS Ar MrnAr.
Important bookings were announced
today By Manager Trowbridge Of the
Murat.
Julie Ring will frolic in Nabel's
chemrfe up In Mabefs Room at the
Murat for week beginning March 8.
Included in the froIic viii be Carewe
CarvaI, Dorothy Fox slaytOr, sager
AngdIey and Others.
1.-THE Unknown Purple" comes to the
Murat the week of March 10. 1t is the
leader In a brand new crop Of mystery
plays George Probert heads the cast
Nothing But Love-" at the sMurat, is
due the week of March 30. Andrew
Tombes heads the cast.
William Courtney in Civilian Clothes
and Mcintyre and Heath in Hello Alex
ander" are also listed.
ENGLTsH'S.
as Turn to the Right" "LightniR',"
''Three Wise Fools" and Dear Ne"
The latest from the Golden workshop
is "Howdy FolksI'
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OHIO.
Something new
has been found.
1t is:
How 20 be re-
pc table b y
proxy.
That is the Sc
cret told in RE
s p e C t a b ! e b y
Proxy" a movie.
which opens Sun
day at the Ohio.
1t is a Blackton =
Pathe feature.
TH~ at0rv. Bet
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MOVIES NEXT WEEK

ALHAMBRA--Doris May in 'Mary's
Ankle first half.
CIRCLE-Constance Talmadge in
SEARCH Of q Sinner"
IsIS-Wallace Reid In Double
Speed" first half.
COLONIAL - Elaine Hammerstein
In "Greater Than Fame"
OHIO-Sylvia Dreamer in "Respec-
table by Proxy"
MR.. sMITHs-Anita Stewart in
"In Old Kentucky"
REGENT-Richard Travers in '"The
Man Trail" first half Of week.
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verS n or the
novel by Henry Ouden. Hundreds of men
take part in some of the big scenes. June
Keith plays opposite Travers. The 10
Gale Of the story is laid in the Canadian
northwest. Others supporting the stars
are Jack Meredith, Hugh Thompson and
Sam Cramer. The bill includes Snub
Pollard in Raise the Rent"
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roll last year. Roy Melvin Thompson,
indianapolis, was second With an aver
age Of 91.s3 The Sigma Chi led the
mems fraternities and the Kappa Alpha
Theta carried off honOrs among the
sOrorlties.
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Men love in 1um

Men love in lum
Der camps Just
like the ''lourA,
hounds" do, bd
they are IN or y
rough. Richard =.
Travers does some
rough loving in
The Man Trail"
1t opens Sunday
at the Regent for
the first half of
the W. K. The
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

That's the fashion on the boat.
Billy DOss and Happy Golden apply
the burnt cork TO their faces In ION
the Mississippi"
It's the name OF a boat on the famous
river. The scene Is a deck Of the IA
NOUS old river packet, the Robert T.
Lee Singers and dancers are on board.
Another headliner will be the Celn
singers. Seven In number. Their mu-
steal act Is called "Recolections.
Cordini, aceordionisL will also be
there.
AZ viii Tracy, Palmer and Tracy,
/ singers and dancers; the LaVine trio,
gymnastlc experts; Ward and williams.
comedy, and the Ballyhoo trio who viii
present a miniature circus sldeshow.
Naughty Wife" a Fox movie. is in
cilded.
To be seen all next week a, the Lyric.
- IL
LAST TINES TODAY.
William Gillette and his really compe-
tent company IN Barrie's Dear Brutus'
VIII complete bis engagement at the Eng
nsh today with a matinee acd night
performance. The intellectual treat OF
the season.
Look who's Here" will close its
indianapolis enga cement at the Muat
tN"~% W." A4Aet'ttS "AA AiAAL perform
ances Cecil Lean takes his show d.
rectly to New York for a run, opening
Monday.
II II Il
BROADWAY.
Fred La Rene permits a lot OF elec-
tricity 10 pass through his body He Is
known as the electrical wizard. He
calls his act THE Current OF Fun.
lie Rene claims that he can light 100
watt lamps through his body and mel;
the wires
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Included on the bill Will be DAILY, Mack
and DAILY, an acrobatic skating act;
Leigh and lie Grace In The Sailors
Dream; sedslit and Wild, Harry Mason
and company, Judson and Cole, and
others.
At the Broadway next week.
L II
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RIAI.To.

will be the heGdliner on the Rlalto bill
next week. He is surrounded by six
Spanish vamplng maidens. Special
scenery IS carried. The remainder OF the
bill will include Wells and Toby in a
comedy. ooh. SO Different Gene and
Kathryn King in Miles OF Smiles" /:
Mills and Williams, two old soldiers and
other acts.
The movie feature win be ~The Last
Straw with Buck Jones and Vivian
Rich In the cast
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MOVIES HAVE
WEEK OF JOLLY
ENTERTAINMENT
Circle Presents Another Vamp
Film With Constance Tai
mage at Her Best.
OTHER BILLS ARE LIVELY

.T7HE movies will be very gay next
l. week.
The bills run to comedy and some
well-known funmakers are an
nounced.
These movies follow this weeks
bills, which were more or less seri-
Gus, love and less love, death and
jealousy.
Constance Talmadge has gone into
The vamping business. That's the
attest news, but it's the truth She
will do her vamping at the Circle.
One and maybe both of "Mary's Ankle
will be on view at the Alhambra. I'm
portant screen offerings are also an
nounced at the Isis, the Colonial the
Ohio, Mr.. Smiths and the Regent
j. ! j
THE CIRCLE
All!
Another vamp is discovered.
1t is our beloved Constance Ialmadge
She Is only a vamp for q day.
| 1t happens In "In Search of a Sinner
Opens at the Circle Sunday afternoon
/ for a week.
| In the movie. Constance Is married to
an old man who is so decent that h
will not look at wo.nen's hosiery ads IL
the papers. Yep, that's true.
| Hubble is too good to live. So he dies
| Constance determines to find the wicked.
est man IN New York as her next hus
| band.
SO she starts vamping. She is deter
mined 10 get Tive one" even If h,
drinks horse liniment. She sees a mai
in a park Flrts with him. He is
wild and woody westerner from Colorado
Constance falls in love with him only t,
discover that he heads the purity leagut
In his state.
/ Then Constance stages trick. Thing
move badly. 1t is when he gets mixeC
up with Pearl La Toola, known as eth
1 Rose of No Mans Land" that she dis
covers how Wild ne Is.
This is the story Of 'In Search of
Sinner"
Included will be the Circlette OF News
Norma Gregg. soloist and the Circl
orchestra.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

The Murat, Shriners have taken over
the house for Monday night and the Elss
will give a big party on Wednesday
night.
The scenes are laid in a sanitarium.
DIR. Beckett Is in charge. The santa
rum Is hlled with charming girls IN
Partisan gowns.
One Of the first to arrive is Broadway
Willie Burbank. He was close friend to
the late John Barleycorn. Then an air
plane brings Aviator Bruce Allenby and
his mechanician. Then the chorus girls
arrive Burbank's wife arrives. Trouble
A detective lands In the search Of Allen
by's mechaniclan. Complications. Music
and many dances.
The cast is headed by Juliette Day and
Hal Forde. Many others. Nun said
II IL -
Il. I. KEITHs.
Howdy Lew.
Glad to sec you back.
Lew Dockstader, humorist and former
minstrel man, will be the headliner on
next weeks bill at 3. f. Keith's. He
win bring with him his newest line of
Jokes and the Dockstader way Of putting
'em over.
Another act OF equal importance with
Dockstader will be Sheila Terry in one
of Friedlander's productions with music,
rcalled ''Thrce's a Crowd" Harry Peter
son and Gat''son Jones are the CO.
medians
sun another act OF Aeadliner quality
VIII be on the now bin. Uta Gygj. for
mer ylolinist at the court OF Spain and
Maryou Nadie, a dancer of note. are In
Guided. Their names alone are big
enough to head the bill.
Herbert Brooks has a trunk full Of
tricks which he win present Anderson
and wei are expert roller skaters. Hen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

The inspirational council of the Y. w.
c. A. win meet Friday night, Feb. 8, at Z
o'clock Each department is entitled to
thrss representatives or this council, In
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rHE feast is spread.
! The theatrical menu is yer,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

DR.. C. II. Winders, executive secretary
Of the Indianapolis Church Federation,
will be the speaker. atsstfe vespera seTy-
ice tomorrow afternoon. His subject viii
be THE Abundant Life" Miss Edith
Latin viii sing, and following the SerF-
ice community sing viii be led by Miss
Alta Waltz.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Mrs. L. II. Bracket will leave today
for a weeks stay in North Vernon, Ind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

The G. & ]. Tire Company Girls club
elected the following officers at a recent
meeting: President, Clara Moore; vice
president, Ethel Shields: secretary,
Martha Adams; treasurer, Mrs. Minnie
Small,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Basketball practice by the two club
teams followed the business meeting and
games and dancing were enjoyed under
the direction of Miss Bertha Hofer, recre-
alton secretary. Monday has been Sc
lected as weekly club night.
Evening star., 1920-02-20
.DANGER0 OF HEAVY
TRUCKS SPEEDING
NOTEDBy POLICE
Drivers Stop Giving Inef-
fectuaI Excuse 81 Am Work
ina for the Government"

1t has been some time since the
police were given the stereotyped ex-
cuse. I'm working for the govern
other government truck called to ac-
count for violating the speed laws
or other regulations intended to safe
guard traffic Such an excuse never
was accepted, according to statements
of the police, but it is admitted that
arrests were not made in every in
stance Of speeding of such vehicles.
Not only is speeding done by Army
trucks" commented an Interested
safety-first advocate today, but it is
done by many drivers of trucks be-
longing to private firms and lndlvid-
uals. and. now that spring is APP
preaching and hauling will be on the
increase. j think the police should
do all in their power to enforce
compliance with the regulations.
speeding of heavy motor trucks is
a dangerous practice that should be
stopped said DR.. L. D. Walter, mem
ber of safety-frst organizations.
There is no more dangerous thlnS
to contend with on the streets than
fast-movins trucks he added: "and
there's no doubt about many of them
moving fast.
Motor trucks last year contributed
to number of the seventy-two deaf MS
which resulted from motor vehlcle
accidents. 1t is pointed out by the
police that there was no allegation
of speeding in many of the cases,
but that speeding was the cause OF
numerous accidents which resulted in
property damage and injury to per-
sons.
Eleven Deaths in November.
Eleven deaths in November was the
largest toll of any month of 1919 as a
result of motor vehicle accidents. 1T
was in that month that one OF the
heavy trucks at Walter Reed Hospl-
tai and a street car crashed near the
hospital three deaths and INJURY 10 a
score of other persons resulting. Ed
ward Southern. J. r. Dove and NJ. l..
Erner were killed. A grand jury IN
yestigation of the accident resulted In
a failure to return an indictment.
Two other persons We're killed by
motor trucks in October. the driver OF
one of the trucks failing to stop after
the accident happened. John NJ. Hall
was the victim of the accident in
which the driver failed to stop. He
was struck by the truck at Delaware
avenue and u street southwest and
identity of the driver was not estab-
lshed. In the other motor truck fatal
accident in october George Hardy,
Evening star., 1920-02-20

J. c. Mclaughlin. chairman: n, r.
Foley. secretary. and John r. Gallo :
way. treasurer
Evening star., 1920-02-20
PLAN POLITICAL EDUCATION.
National Federation of Federal EN-.
ployes to Record Data.

The bureaus of information being
established in this city and all the
principal cities of the country by the
National Federation of Federal EN-
ployes will contain card index sys-
TENS. in which the names and record
of every member of Congress will be
kept Their votes on all political mat
ters in which government employees
are interested will be recorded
Especial care will be taken to show
the attitude of all members of Con-
gress on the minimum wage question
and civil service retirement. This in
formation will be placed in the hands
of all government employees who have
votes in the states.
1t, is the purpose of the National
Federation to push this campaign of
political education in it's fight against
election or reelection of members of
Congress who are unfriendly to the
government clerks interests. Candi-
dates friendly to the government clerks
will be strongly supported.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

other heavy motor vehicles in an ef-
fort to reduce the speeding and ac-
cfdents. Not only did he direct mem
bers of the force to put a stop to
the dangerous practice. but. it is
stated. he took an active part in the
work and directed arrests Of Of
tenders.
Only few days ago Maj. Pullman
discussed the question of heavy mo-
tor vehicles speeding on the streets,
He realized that increased traffic on
part of such vehicles would follow
AS soon as weather conditions i'm
proved. and it is believed he would
! have called the matter to the at
tention of the force this week had
he not been stricken with pneumonia.
Complaint is made regarding the rate
, of speed at which automobile trucks are
being operated within the District of Co
lumbia," captains of police this morning
were told by Inspector r. B. Boyle, act
; ing superintendent of police.
You will read over to members of
your command article XII, Police Regu-
lations. especially that part of the sec
ton relating to the speed of trucks,
which permits of but twelve miles an
Evening star., 1920-02-20
454 K street, was killed at 7th and L

454 X street, was killed at 7th and L
streets.
Bernard Taylor. seven years old. was
run over by a motor truck in Anacos-
tia the afternoon of February l and SO
seriously hurt that he died q few min
utes later. A coroners jury passed on
the case as being an unavoidable ac-
cident
Another death resulting from injury
inflicted by motor truck was that of
Benhardt Guinton of Fort Myer. Va.
He was injured by the truck at 2Sth
street and Pennsylvania avenue the
afternoon of June 90.
Then there was the killing of Mar
garet Morris. $50 9th street south
east. near Pennsylvania avenue and
10th street the morning of Septem-
ber IS. She was riding in an auto
mobile that came in contact with
one of the heavy water carts of the
District
speed Law Violations Noted.
From time to time Maj. Pullman.
Superintendent of police, called at
tention of members of his depart
ment to numerous violations of law
committed by drivers of trucks and
Evening star., 1920-02-20
ONLY ONE MAIL DELIVERY
MONDAY, LEGAL HOLIDAY

There is to be but one delivery OF
mail throughout the city next Mon
day. when Washington's birthday will
be officially celebrated. Delivery will
be made from the city post office by
carriers, beginning at 1880 O'Clock
am. Stamps will be sold at the main
city post office, but all other windows
will be closed.
Collections will be made as follows
Main office (businesS districO, pm.
IL pm; main office (residence dis
trict). 4 pm. 1890 p.m.a Georgetown
station, pm, 10 pm; Anacostia sta
ton, 4 pm; Brookland station, pm.
Chevy Chase branch. 4 pm, and Ia
koma Park station, 4 pm.
Evening star., 1920-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


PoFuaaAc HEIGHTS. D. C.-CoRNER LOTS.
electricity; $1,000. GUNI0N, 3ol9 Ca ave
Nv. Tel. Col: Il46J. q
s'NOw-blessings for those realizing the near
ness Of Jesus second coming. r. iiez sweh''
paster. Sunday night. Centennial bapt. '".'
7th . Eye ne: ------------
a IINTTEp NUMBBR or CoIORED GIRLS
viii Be taken in class of beauty cuiture
those Wishing to learn white trade only. Ad
dress Box 93-E, star oftce
DROTT LODGE. ORDER OF vAS.. Will
ruary 81, at Masonic Temple, sth and F sis
ne. program of music. recitals and re-
marks from prominent speakers VIII be rem
dered. followed by refreshments and dancing
WILL PARTIES WHO SAW YOUNG LADY
Knocked down by automobile at 9th and !. SITS
NV. New Year>eve. about 6:lo o'clock kindly
leave their address? Address Box il-E' star
once.
GROCERY STORE. ia QUINCY PLACE f..
has changed hands. All creditors make appii-
cation for adjustment; Of debts at once ~
CARPENTER.
All kinds repair work speciality. -
pa Bryant ST. NV. North i3eb-J -"'
ALL PERSONS HOLDING CERTIFICATES OF
stock receipt books, or other sock claims
against the old Masonic Hall Btiding ASsocia
person to the receivers for settlement at the
Office of r. r. Horner. third floor, Stewart
building 9Th and u streets NV After ten
days the money belonging 10 the unpaid stock
holders will he paid into the Registry of the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia for
hnal adjustment.
Il. X. HORNER.
SAMUEL W. WATSON.
Receivers Masonic Hall Building Association,
Stewart bldg, Washington. ID. c.
/ WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts. unless contracted by myself. JOS. w.
BROSKEY. 10 ii W. 20
THE LUNCH ROOM AT 621 ST NV. HAS
been transferred from Joe Freeman to Julian
Pauget and Josephine Pauget. All creditors
present their claims at the above address.
JULIAN FAUCET.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders of National
Life Insurance Company of the United States
OF America will he held at the office of tkc
company. sol wilkins building, 1912 II street.
in the city of Washington, ID. C., on Tuesday.
March 8. 1920. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of said day. ROBERT ID. LAY, Secretary.
REMOVAL NOTICE-TIIE OFFICE OF THE
treasurer Of the Home Building Association is
new located at 2oo6 Pa. ave. NV. Books open
for subscription TO stock of the 3Ith series.
Payments, 81 90 share a month.
Evening star., 1920-02-20
The Final Clearance of
Our Most Expensive Suits

Here the finishing which the values have been
raodna medium
entirely
Originally prices
something startling It's little ONE
IF marked
nd the hepricew was rres
mentioned below.
blues sind
Evening star., 1920-02-20
DEALERS TO HOLD BANQUET.
Local Branch of Electrical Asso
ciation to Meet,

The Washington branch of the Ma
tional Electrical ContractorDealerS
Association will hold a banquet next
Tuesday at the Ehbitt House. Ad-
dresses will be made by w. r. Ham
president of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company; A. ID. Page OF
the Edison lamp works. Harrison,
n. j.: W. L. Goodwin of New York
and Samuel A. Chase of the Westing-
house Company
The Washington organization is
composed of virtually all the cleo
trical dealers in the District of Co
lumbia ard has a membership of forty
The officers of the association are
Evening star., 1920-02-20
Use Skis on Mail Planes.

Skis. instead of wheels, have been
used with success on mail planes of
the Post ONCE Department recently.
4 it was announced today All mail
ships will be equipped with skis. it
is announced, which will be applied
inside of the wheels, and the planes
u carry wheels as well as skis.
Evening star., 1920-02-20
Meade Replacement Depot Closed.

The overseas replacement depot at
Campo Meade. Md, was discontinued
today. Hereafter the functions per-
formed by that organization will be
assumed by the general recruit depot
at Fort Slocum, n. Y. and all men
destined for overseas service will be
sent to that post instead of to Camp
Meade.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

po4uasAc HEIGHTS. d. C.-CORNEH LOTS.
frontine Conduit road, G5xt15; water. sewer,
electricity; $1,000. GUNION, 3el9 Ca ave.
nv Tel Col 1l4eJ IL
Evening star., 1920-02-20
PICKED FOR EXAMINATION.
c. 7. Lanham and ]. M. Battle
Chosen for West Point Test.

Charles #. Lanham of Raymond
street, Takoma Park, Md. has been
designated by the War Department to
take the entrance examination at the
United States Military Academy. the
third Tuesday in March. as a first al
ternate, with view to admission to
the academy in June next.
Private James NJ. Battle. LIST Com
pany. LIST Provisional Regiment. Nir-
ginia National Guard. of charlotteS-
vile, also has been authorized to take
the same entrance examination for
admission next June.
Evening star., 1920-02-20

hour, eight miles an hour at crossings
and six miles in alleys
He concluded with instructions to the
ca aptains to have members of their COM
mands see that the regulations are COM
piled with.
Evening star., 1920-02-20
Cant. Hayes Retired for Disability.

Capt Edward S. Hayes, infantry
has been placed on the retired list OF
the Army on account of diSa bility
caused by wound received in action
in the world war
Evening star., 1920-02-20

When a new milliner comes t
town tn excitement is all
amongst tn boys.
..Business is so good I'll have
t make an assignment if we
don't have a panic purity soon, "
said Tell Binkley t'day.