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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
WALLTCK RITES
ON WEDNESDAY
Veteran Telegraph Chief Dead
at Advanced Age.

The funeral OF John F. Waluck. 81 one
time superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Company in Indianapolis who
died last night, viii be held az the Sec
oui Presbyterian Church Wednesday
afternoon. Burial VII be IN Crown Hm
Cemetery.
AIr WaIIck died ct his home. oz6
North Meridian street, after q severe
illness Of several weeks. He was born
In Pennsylvania R1d remained IN that
State until he was 1e when he went 10
Ohio 20 work IN the posto1lce az Wooster.
In 1891 he entered the employ OF rls
Wade Telegraph Company Of Wooster
ana year later came 20 indianapolis
with the same concern. This company
was merged with the Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois Telegraph Company and later
became the Western Union. Mr.. Wa,lick
was manager Of the Western Cu.on and
later superintendent
Seven children survive: Martin Henry
Walilck Mrs. john a. Butler and FEEDER
ick Wall'ck Of Indianapolis; Mrs. Wini-
fred Dean Loudou IF Scarsdale. y. Y;
Mrs. Fred l. Tone OF AarysviIe, Mich.
John Glenn WalIck Of Des Molaes, and
Ekin Waulck Of New York
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Thanks for the LiQht

community certainly Attorney
illumination that has been thrown the ice
Indianapolis
during period
director"
every Attorney
proceedings
indianapolis paid
Attorney might
Of publicity
ineHcency
Already Attorney
price
Already necessary
deny,
Is n Indianapolis
a
possible profit defending
ground
a price.
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HOm VIII Then Do If2

Before this socaled citizens further
ownership has the these questions:
L Do its candidates contemplate reduction sal
do its candidates provide
feproof
sold
Carrying out those platform pledges which
Testimonial Tyler only be accomplished by saddlng burden
the people Of Indianapolis than
only profession
remain in the schools.
To provide all the school buildings needed in indianapolis without
mposby making prohibye
% impOssibIy.
possibility needed
program
thereby permit excessively heavy building
personality
n the school
candidates intention
providing
expense teachers and eventually the pupils
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The last half OF the movie IS devoted TO
tAo influence Of these four horsemen upon
the world
The personal attitude OF the patron or
the Murat this week toward war movies
win determine 20 a great extent the
amount OF satisfaction one Will receive
in seeing this movie This We can all
agree to--"The -Four Horsemen" IL 4 su-
rerior movie Of compelling force 10 make
AL admit that fl is one of the most
powerful arguments against war ever
nlmed
am going 70 rely upon the printed
story Of this movie which is contained IN
the program which IS as follows.
The father OF Julio pesnoyers is Mar
cello Ie-uoyers, Frenchmau, but his
grandfather cid Madariaga, the Centaur.
is a Spsnlard, and SO, indeed. must
Julio be Spanish. with the reckless dar-
Ing Of the Argentina. and the bot blood
OF his forefRthers from the Pyrenees. II
is in Buenos Aires that Julio learns the
vices that tho old Ceutsur learned before
him. and when MRdaraga. true to his
creed. dies IN the open, with his boots
on. and his great estate is divided be-
tween his two daughters, with their
French and German husbands, respec-
lively. and tho families leave the Argen-
tine pampas 70 begin a new life In
Europe, Julio takes with him a legacy
or artistic wllfulness which 1nds OK
precision in the life Of the studio and the
sensuous enjoyment OF the imported
Tango, which has taken Paris by storm
II IS inevitable that lie shall meet Mar
guerite and that they shall love, for. like
Julio, Marguerite IS young and impress
sionahle Moreover. Marguerite has been
forced into an unwilling engagement. and
does not love the austere Laurier, and So
the love making goes on apace, until the
inevitable tragedy Of discovery. which In
turn Is dwarfed by the black tide of the
World War, IN which, at last, all the
characters are engulfsd.
Karl Won Hartrott and his Spanish
wife with their Enthusiastically Teu-
tonic trio Of sons. have settled in Ger
many, where the boys absorb Prusslan
kuturo and ultimately become parts OF
the kaiser's war machine. Marcelo Des-
noycrs. with unlimited resources to sat
isfy his craving for antique art, pur-
chases a castle on the Marine overlooking
NIuablauche. and furnishes It with regal
maguihceuce. And It is there, at his
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old castle, that Marcelo Desuoyers gets
his first breath of the war beast, and
goes through experiences with the Ger
man invaders Of France that subsequent
" cause him to declare: I have been
In hell" He sees the village destroyed
and looks with unutterable anguish upon
the Smelling Of the castle.
TO Julio there has come Ichernoh-
the prophet, who visuaiizes for him the
four horsemen Of St John-Conquest.
War. Famine or Pestilence. and Death on
the Pale Horse Marguerite has an
swered the call Of patriotism, and as a
Red Cross nurse encounters Laurier, who
has gone to the front and given his eyes
for La Patr.el It IS duty, then, and
remuneration while julio cuhsts 20 nght
for his fathers France, and to forget Il
he may, his grande passion for Mar
Cuerite And at the front, in No Man ;
Land. as Vicente Blasco Ibanez wrote i
and as Rex Ingram screened II IN ! ne
-Four Horsemen Of the Apocalypse ne
meets one Of his enemy cousins and tney
are killed by a bursting she'll.
Opluion-Interest viii center TO
large extent upon the work OF Rudolph
Valentino as Julio and to nv standards
Of movie criticism. ! have never seen
better drawn characterization than that
accom- plished By Valentino. Bis tango
dancing Is really wonderful The work
Of Pomeroy Cannon as &adariaga Is q
gem Of convincing acting. The cast has
been carefully selected for the right per
son for certain types. The direction IS
specially fine and 50 is the photography.
This picture is one that lives up to It's
reputation Of success IN other cities
THE -Four Horsemen" remains on view
all week at the Murat with two shows
daily-W. d. H
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rates on lumber, coal, cotton, steel, gen.
eral merchandise everything.
FREIGHT RATES
HALT CONSTRUCTION.
Steel men say nothing viii stimulate
bushes more than a reasonable trans
portatiOn rate on steel. Then they tell
you how much It costs to lay steel down
In Oklahoma and how much Of the amount.
is absorbed IN transportation.
Next the lumber men VIII tell you the
construction industry in America IS ham
strung by high railroad rates. The rail-
road, he win declare, gets more out Of
lumber than all the people who cut the
trees, moved them TO mill, manufactured
them into sizes and put them on the
cars for transportation.
Then the cotton man, the cotton seed
man. and all the others chime IN.
One gentleman Of Oklahoma City said
every branch Of business had to move on
a hand to mouth basis by reason not,
only Of the high railroad rates but the
doubt about their maintenance. If freight
rates were adjusted, he declared, he
would place an order at once for 5000
tons Of steel for immediate delivery.
Even the steel mill people, he added, in
formed their customers we cannot rec
Omend that you buy for stock. We
don't know what railroad rates are going
to be.
PREVALENCE
OF UNCERTAINTY.
Anything this gentleman said, IS bet
ter than uncertainty. a business man
could proceed tnteliEentIy Il he knew con
ditions, but this railroad matter had be-
come q national bugaboo. Every intelli-
gent person knew railroad rates were
too RICH and had to come down. With
all due respect to the railroads they vera
not a privileged institution. He believed
lower rates would greatly Increase their
net revenue. Lower rates had to come
and the longer they were delayed the
longer the sound adjustment Of business
would be halted
Railroad men IN this territory say the
railroad rates matter Is for the Interstate
Commerce Commission, net the railroads,
70 determine. 4Ieacw lille they point 10
the improvements they have ilaugurated
IN freight handling and the economies IN
trOduced. They have what practically Is
regular ''BatE1Es' and have established
regularity Of service that IS highly ap-
preciated. There has been better load
ing, more Of cooperation and more q
schedule 70 the raLlr0cdIng situation than
heretofore. Freight traEc is OF decid-
edly, but passenger traEc is nearly as
heavy as last year.
Hotel men report they are Of % per
cent IN patronage You wouldn't believe
Il Il you had the difficulty some travellers
experience IA getting quarters.
Traction Iaen IN Oklahoma say inter
urban traTic IS OF 4 10 per cent from
last year. Higher fares, however, has
made the net 10 70 Il per cent better.
There IS more population and less riding.
This they ascr!be TO shortage Of money
among the masses. Amusement parks
suffer particularly. They are OF % per
cent in patronage from last year.
Department store trade Is excellent
Building and loan people say Okla
homhns are wonders One secretary said
his company had put cut 500, 900 IN
3,04S loans and there were only seven fore
closures aggresa-i1g S25,000-Copyrtgkt
1921, BY Public Ledger Company.
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CHARIOT RACE IN 'SHEBA' MOVIE is REALISM ITSELF
Ray PLAYS F0baItLLyd PLAYS WITH

Mantell in plays Of Shakespeare an in
other classic. The acting of Lieber is
especially fine and Miss Blythe is a mar
veious looking fashion plate Of the an
Client days, especially when she is dec1ed
out in beads and the like.
In the first place, allow me to set you
right about one phase of this movie
1t is not an indecent movie nor has the
director been SO foolish to attempt to
parade nearly naked women up and down
before the camera. You must remember
that Sheba lived in those days When
the weather generally was always sum
mer. l am glad that the director didn't
mess up this really beautiful movie by
close ups Of scantly attired women as
was done IN one Of Theda Bara's movies
the name I believe was Cleopatra"
The religious attitude of Solomon has
been carefully, wisely and reverently
handled. l am sure there can be no seri-
Gus objection to that portion Of the film
Even the ancient cabaret" and festival
scenes have been discreetly handled
The desert scenes are marvels IN pho
tographlc art and beauty. Some Of the
scenes VIII recall to you childhood dreams
Of fairyland
Here is the cast in full:
Queen Of sheba. Betty Blythe
King Solomon. .......... Fritz Lieber
Queen Amarath, wife Of solomon.
.....,..,... .......... ca ire De Lorez
King Armud of Sheba. George siegmann
Iamaran. courtier Of 6heba.......
........ .............. Herbert Heyes
Mentor, Shebas minister Of Sate..,,
........... ......... Harschal Mayau
A1oniJah, brother Of Solomon. .....
....................G. Raymond Nye
klnk David. ..........-.. George Nichols
bet1 -Sheba ....,,..,.... .Geneyieve Bunu
bhabas son. aged 4.........Pat Moore
Eomis. Sheba's sister ...... Joan Gordon
Olos, Sheba's giant slave. william Hardy
hlng or L yre...............JOh ohm COsgr0Te
Envoy Of King Pharoah. Paul Cazeneuyo
Princess NashU. ..............Neu Craig
A captain Of Adonijah's army.
..,..-...--.... ............Al Frem ont
ooap. q slldler .......... ...... Earl crane
The Queen OF Sheba" IS the hippo
drome Of the movies. 1t appears 70 be a
sincere attempt on The part Of Fox to
give TO the movie world q film entertain
ment of rare beauty and Of some his
torical worth Tho theme has not been
cheaponed by sensuous directing and
over emphasized features which might
have made this picture a burlesquo Of
the lowest order The fact remains that
The Queen o. SAeba" IS q digu,aed at
tempt TO tell a story that IS known TO
all people
THE Queen Of sheba" remains on view
at Loew's State ell weekly. u. II.
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DOT BILE Bill AT
THE ISIS All WEEP.

The Isis this week is Offering double
BIN, consisting Of Anna O. Nilsson IN
what Women WIN DO" and Charles
Chapha IN a movie announced as "The
Woman"
In the cast supporting Miss Nilsson in
what Women WIN DO" are Earle Met
cafe, Jane Jennings Riley Hatch and
others. This movie is Of tho mslodrama
order and depicts life IN New York City
as written by Charles o. Lorua.
The melodramatic element is Injected
when the theme concerns the efforts OF
q woman 70 swtndle a woman OF fashion
and wealth out Of large sums Of money
by using the suicide Of the latter's son
RS the means Of accomplishing her
schemes The scene doesn't work ont
as Inc scheming woman gets right with
the world by being made decent by the
sincerity and beautiful life Of the women
she sought 70 swindle
There are numerous thrilling scenes
one being horse race at the fashionable
Jamaica. J.. T., course.
At the Isis all week.
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plants. They are getting tat. They
give three cheers for Victor Berger Of
Milwaukee and other places
VIC BERGER PLAYS PART
IN LABOR CIRCLES.
Berger played a part in labor circles
here and launched a labor paper. It is
said to be whitening now. but the union
labor scale @: from 81 70 81 - an hour
for men In the building trade s-ill
stands
Inc unions have been in fun control
locally. They shu dominate. Some ef-
fort has been made 70 bring about q
reduction Of wages. but the unions are
stubborn and construction in the bust
ness district seems hopeless.
Meanwhile a wholly different labor
story comes from other sections Of tbs
State. Reports from A=dmore are that
ext aordinary efficiency is obtained IN
a rubber tire plant there Ia which sew
cnty Eve men are working on a piece
basis. Bapilpa, Tulsa and various other
ceaters have a steady stream OF men ap-
plying for work at any wage sufficient
10 carry them through the winter. stag
nation in the oil territory together with
the drift OF harvest hands back from the
grain fruit and cotton lands accounts
for e goodly part OF this labor surplus.
ODD THING ABOUT
OKLAHOMA CITY.
one or the odd things about Oklahoma
City IS that it is closed shop so far as
business structures are concerned, but
open shop as to dwellings This has pro-
duced some queer results. Today, for
example. there are 32J homes being built.
Permits for dwellings average nearly
500 600 a month. All but per cent Of
the structures built IN oklahoma City IN
a year cost $1,000 OF less.
Union labor leaders justify the open
shop rs 10 dwellings and the closed shop
as to business structures on this basis:
THE house ia where tho family lives
the business building IS where the capital
ist has his headquarters. The small
house Job can be union or non-uuion 1t
doesn't matter. But the big job-that
must DO union. That sets the wage scale,
establishes working conditions. controls
the labor market. The big interests are
trying to freeze US out starve us out IN
oklahoma City, but they can't DO IT,.
We're stronger today than ever before"
TRANSPORTATION
PROBLEMS.
Transportation rates is a live subject
Of discussion In Oklahoma. Outside OF
the two great packing establishments
land they are big ones) there is not 81
large Industrial establishment IN the
sense large" is used generally There
are four oil refneries, but only one or
two are operating to any extent The
metal industries are Sandstone foun-
dries, structural steel concerns, wood
making plants and good variety Of
other establishments. The big business
of the city is in merchandise dIstribu-
ton, to a fair degree. distribution Of
some heavy commodities.
When business men are making little
money they are prone perhaps to be more
captious and complaining. That may eN-
plain the whole souled manner in which
they express their opinion regarding
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Mr. OrbisOIl's Sermons

that Charles Orbison,
indianapolis
reading stories from its files which the
previous Shank administration
material gathered
nected with the dded but
little ansred that Orbison
fully acquainted.
In fact Mr. Obon had personal knowledge Of the conditions in the
conditions well memory
time he refused number boon
Of these places unless they could induce the writer whom quoting
become 0 party.
Mr. Ralson election might be
the last Shanks administration
from reliable Obson
is had pure CROUCH be preaching smOn" these subjects
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When Ii comes to realism on the screen
this Fox movie has anything beaten
that I have even seen. II l am not mis-
taken. nine chariots whirl around
course, each drawn by horses. Chariot
y heels roll off. drivers are hurled direct
~ IN the path Of other chariots when
seem to pass over their bodies, and be-
fore you know It you are In the mood
TO stand right up in your seat and yen
Just as you do at q good horse race. IN
one scene Betty Blythe drives FOUR
prancing steeds hitched to chariot
against four wonderful horses driven by
Nell Craig as the Princess Fashu. Inc
directing Of these chariot race scenes
reach the very pinnacle Of realistic direc-
ton. 7 am told that Tom Mix aided the
directors In obtaining the extreme In
realism = these scenes. never have
witnessed better directed scenes on the
screen than those devoted magnificent
chariot races IN "Thc Queen OF shaba."
I haven't the space or the time TO 60
into detail regarding the work Of the
individual members OF the cast Betty
Blythe IS cast as the queen and when It
comes to regal love making BETTY Is IN
a class by herself The object Of her
love, Of course, IS that wise old bird.
King Solomon, whom history contends
had a corner on knowledge and good
looking women. solomon IN this movie
IS inpersonated by our friend. Fritz
Licber. or course. you remember Lieber
as he is the actor who has appeared In
person so much at Engush's with Robert
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CONCERNING
HAROLD LLOYD.

This thing Is eyfdent-Harold Lloyd Is
not taking any old vehicle that might be
presented TO him.
lie wuits until he gets or thinks up
warn which gives him n chance to exhibit
his own brand Of fun making.
Tn Never Weaken" Lloyd has q
vehicle which IS winner. Some months
ago. Lloyd produced q comedy in which
he romped on top Of a New York sky
ecraper aud caused every one to hold
his breath In his latest comedy, Lloyd
Stages even more startling stunts than
he ala I'm his first ekyscraper movie.
In "Never Weaken" Lloyd IS employed
In q big office building and he IS in love
with pretty miss who works In a doc
tors office. when business gets bad, tho
doctor fires" the girl but Lloyd promises
10 get business for the doctor. Lloyd
starts out with bunch Of the Doctors
cards IN search Of patients He sprinkles
aoap on tho pavement and when n water
sprinkler passes over the soap. the sur
face Of the pavement becomes as slick
as glass About two dozen patients
literally fall into the doctors office.
After Lloyd By numerous stunts fills
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NEGRO SHOOTS his SPOUSE.

LAURA HARRIS. 20, negress. 40 south
Capitol avenue, is IN a critical condition
at the city hospital today as aresult Of
a bullet wound. The police are search
ing for her husband. Joe Harris, negro,
whose home is IN East st. Louis. The
shooting occurred at the South Capitol
avenue address yesterday. The Harris
woman had lived there four days and
when she refused to return to her kus-
hand he shot at her Ave times. the rolics
were told. One bullet hit her in the alb
dOmen
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z Er Z NAt AAh = .
men Is a picture
IN which the NOV
ing elements OK the
world War fig
ure as the back
ground FOR the
story u the Span
ish author 10 Is
much better than
the average war
movie because the
influence ~ war
reacts directly up
on the chief char
RCters Of the story.
The horsemen Of
the story ara the
four agents Of the
former kaiser
Conquest, War.
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Normal Notes

DANYILLE. lad. Oct. S1.-Frlday.
Nov. /. has been set aside as a holiday.
that the student body may be in Indi-
annapolis on Foch day.
President Ricdon's new book, The
English Sentence. A Grammar Text Book
for Schools and Colleges" has recently
been issued by The Indiana Publishing
Company.
The Ciceronisn Society has elected the
following officers: President, Carl VII
son; vice president, c. 3. Tapscott; Sec
rotary and treasurer, Charles Emery,
Officers Of the Psi Chi Omega are:
President Unity Thomas; vice president.
Ellice Presnau; secretary, Ruth Patter-
son: treasurer. Jessie Arnold. The
saeerlais society elected the followingf
President Mrs Charles Dockins; secre-
tary. and treasurer, Alice Bird. School
wiz be closed for Thanksgiving.
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CONCERNING
-FOUR HORSEMEN

At last The Four Horsemen Of the
apocalypse" movie adapted from the
novel by Vicente Blasco Ibanez, opened
an engagement yesterday evening at the
Murat TAeater for one week only.
This movie is superior dlm and IS
characterized by superior direction. mar
yelous acting and excellent photography.
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loves az this time of the year.
There IS a whole LOT * honest humor
in Two Minutes To CO. Ray % cast %
Chaste- burnett, d corkias good football
player and lover Of society and fine
clcthes Chester az FIRST IS regular
whirlwird az college because be sports
an evening drers suit. goes 10 all the
dances with the best looking girl IN the
college and makes good I'm football No
one could fad out where Chester got his
money.
one night after dance. Chester was
discovered by hia beat Eiri delivering
milk early "a tho morning, Chester was
stiu attlred if hts evening clothes. It
leaked out that the Fashionable Chester
was only mVkman The boys q the
college then proceeded 70 stage one trick
after another on Chester.
Tn me end Chester wins d football
game FOR hts college IN tho last two min
ates 81 the came These football soen's
VIII certainly get you all worked up.
Mary Anderson plays the role Of Ray
sweetheart iu thIs movie and she ls cute
little dear Tho cast as a whole "a good
and the directing OF the football scenes
is very effective
have the bunch that TWO Minutes
to Go" will please ninety-nine ont q
every hundred movie fans.
At the Circle all week.-W. D. II.
L IL -
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THIRD WEEK OF
Oats" MOVIE

Yesterday marked the beginning Of the
third week Of the movie, Some Wud
Oats II is announced for this week
that Or. James Barry viii lecture on
the subjects shown In The movie at each
performance. This picture deals with the
social OWL. Mixed audiences are not per
mltted as certain performances are given
for men and others for women
This movie started two weeks ago at
the Broadway and moved yesterday TO
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because ~ the many
historical characters
introduced such as
Abraham Lincoln.
Genera, Grant Gen
eral Leo. members
OF the Cabinet OF
President Lincoln
and others. The
work ~ Donald
Crisp ne Cen L. IS.
Grant is faithfully
done Although not
much space IL de
voted 20 him. vet
the work cf Crisp
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Speed

Speed7
Is that what you
wantG
Wen our ancestors
in the days Of King
solomon didn't have
I h e indianapolis
speedway but they
did possess chariots
anu fast horses.
You viii have a
chance to see hOY
the ancients OBJ
tanned a thrill at a
, chariot race in the
william Fox pro
dLctiOn OF The
Queen Of Shebs, -
which opened a
w e e X $ engagement
at Loew's state yes
tnrdaN
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SEEKS PAY FOR CHIMNEY.

BERLIN, Oct. 31.-Tne owner Of q fac
tory whose chimney was wrecked by a
balloon hitting it has sued the owners
Of the balloon for damages. Four passen-
gers Of the balloon were killed by the
collision.