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Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
The Well Dressed Woman
BY NORMA TALMADGE
Star Of Assoeiatei Firat National Pictures.

Still a seething question is the sill
houette in the minds OF all. Full or mar
row, which is it to be1 The answers
seem to be that 1t is entirely a matter
of personal choice. Which of the two
suits you bestl Take that one, Dame
Fashion answers kindly, for once in the
history Of modes OF the moment.
Some of the models which l was re-
Gently shown by the personal representa-
tives of Worth, Groult and Cheruit had
full skirts of regular Victorian proper
tions, reaching to the ground. One model
from Groult might have been worn by
Queen Victoria herself, and was made
Of black taffeta, with a high collar and
tiny tight sleeves on an extremely tight
fitting bodice. The skirt was very full
and fell below the instep. A second
glance showed that the skirt, however.
was formed of a number of scallops,
which reached to the knees. One large
rosette of French blue crepe de chine
was the only touch Of color. The French
are very fond of black, and all black
gowns or all white, with touches of black,
are the rule for the fashionable Pari-
senne The American woman this sum
mer will not be governed by this law,
and models designed for wear on this
side of the ocean are coming in delicate
pastel shades.
Many Of the gowns were cut on sack
lines, with very long bell-lik sleeves
reaching the knuckles of the hand, and
finished at the neck with tiny collars,
closed with narrow black ribbons. Dark
and black frocks had bright golden en-
broidery on the collar, cuffs, pockets and
on the part of the dress above the string
girdle.
In length all these garments were
either extremely long or very short, and,
just as we refused last year to wear
these above the knee French models, SO
we will again modify these new extremes.
There is not much likelihood of the very
long skirts making a long stay with US,
all fashion experts agree.
The circular skirt is having a stub
born fight to make itself a place in the
tailored models, but is not looked upon
with favor
Embroidery on afternoon gowns and
evening frocks is making it's way surely
If hesitatingly. The black shadow stitch
cry is particularly noticeable on several Of
the smart black and white creations.
This is shown in the skirt of my Frances
gown in the sketch in stripes of black
floss embroidered on the white canton
crepe. The upper portion of this dress is
made of black charmeuse Of which the
wrong side is used, giving the dull finish
prominence. Vestee, collar and cuffs are
of white organdie. cnd the girdle Is of
black, white and silver, narrow band
of black satin Joins the collar and falls
below the white crgandie Juff.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
By David Cory.

80 you are the son Of the famous
Puss in Boots" said the great giant,
whose forest Puss had begun to cut
down with his Magic Axe, as I told you
in the last story.
"But. tell me-" asked the giant, 'ehow
could q cat kill giant? You ara max
ing sport of me-"
well, III tell you, then" said PusS
MY fathers master was the youngest of
three sons. And when his father died
the two older brothers received the farm
and money. but he was left nothing but
cat. So my father said to him, DO
Just what I tell you and I will make
you rich. Give me a bag and have
pair of boots made for me, because of
the brambles which scratch my legs
and then you viii see what I will do for
you Well, when the boots were made,
MY father put them on, and, hanging
the bag about his neck, set out for a
rabbit warren, where lived great num-
bers OF rabbits.
And when he got there he opened
his bag and stretched himself out as
though he were dead, and waited until
some young rabbit should poke his nose
into the bag TO eat the bran which was
inside. And pretty soon along came
young rabbit and as soon as it crept
inside the bag to eat the bran my IA
ther pulled the strings, and that was
the last of the little rabbit
well, after that, my father took the
rabbit to the palace and gave It to tba
king, saying 1t was q present from his
master, my Lord of Carabas, for this was
the name he had invented for his young
master.
"Wel, one day" continued Puss Jun
Tor, my father told his master to go
bathing in the river and leave the rest
to him.
"And while he was bathing, the king
passed by, and my father, Puss in Boots,
cried out, Help! Help My Lord of Cara
bas is drowning" And Of course the
king ordered his guards to the rescue and
had new suit of clothes brought for
Lord Carabas, and invited him to ride
in his coach with him and his beautiful
daughter, and by and by they came in
sight Of a castle which was owned by a
wicked ogre"
And in the next story you shall hear
the rest of Puss Juniors story about his
famous father, Puss in BOots.-Copy-
right, 1921
ITO Be Continued.)
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
True Values

prove
shipment the Northwest
Qudae all the freight
nothing This hard the apper
SKINS surely they worthy Of reward.
incident brings light for the first time
necessities With
things sufficiently relative provide
thu of commodities.
there period when cattle shipped
their freight fact that in big cities starve while
question Of coordnaing things big
his estimation
all alike proportion Likewise
shipped
Of
self higher
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

McCreedy. While Kaz-
an Is q dog, his
master Is killed by
McCreedy. K a z a 4
hears the call Of the
wild and joins a wolf
pack. All OF Kazan's
animal hatred Is
directed against man
kind until Joan ap-
pears on the scene.
She is a lovable girl
OF the north who is
travelling with a
friend. She is attacked
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

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Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

fThe Hoopers, an average American
family Of i've, living in a suburban
town. on a limited Income, will tell
the renders OF the Daily Times how
the many present day problems of the
homo are solved by working on the
budget that Mrs. Hooper has evolved
and Sound practical Follow them
daily n an interesting review OF TER
home life and learn to meet the con
ditions Of the high cost Of living
with them)
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
What DO You
KnOLU About BuQS2

Nothing probably. And vet bugs are
mans most deadly enemies, He has con-
quered all other forms of life, but the
ter where you live or what you do, you
are at war with insects.
One Of the most elaborate, illustrated
bulletins which the Department Of
with this subject 1t describes and de-
picts all of the insects you will find
In your home garden plot 1t is an ex-
cellent textbook Of insect enemies, 50
simple and attractive that child will
like 1t.
You can get copy Of this bulletin
free through our Washington Informa-
tion Bureau. Use the attached coupon
postage in filing out the coupon print
name and address or be sure to write
plainly.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
ITO Be Continued.)


Q. Does the palate assist In talkingf II
so, how? o. P. s.
A. The teeth, the hard palate, and the
interior walls of the cheeks merely servo
as resonating surfaces in the process Of
language formation, and hence are some
times termed the passive organs OF
speech, IN contradistinction to the ac-
tive organs, which properly include tbs
ton q, the lips and the soft palate.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
sERYANrLEss HOMES

Q. How many people in the United
States keep house servants? H. S.
a. The last census on occupations
showed that in 9313 per cent Of Ameri-
can homes no servants were employed
The census that Is being compiled at
present probably will show an increase
IN servantless homes
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Of trees and this would be an appropri-
ate way Of filing their places. Black
walnut was used for gunstocks and air
plane propellers, the nut shells contrib
uted carbon for gas masks, while the
nut meats We're used in cakes and candies
for the boys in the service.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
MAIL FoR PANAMA.

O. How should mail be addressed in
order to catch a boat going through the
Panama Canal? J. II. W.
A. Malls for ships passing through the
Canal or touching at either of the ter
minal ports should be addressed to "Cris-
tobal Canal Zone"
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
TREES AS MEMORIALS.

Q, We wish to plant some trees as
memorials to cur soldier dead. What
kind would you adviser II. D. W.
A The Department of Agriculture sug-
gests that black walnut trees he used
for this purpose. Demand for this wood
for war purposes depleted the number
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
DIAMONDS Will RrRN.

Q. Are diamonds affected by the heat7
f. f. ".
A. The Geological Survey says that dia-
monds heated in an ordinary temperature
obtained in an average fire win not be
affected, II only the atmosphere Of the
air is present. II heated in an atmosphere
OF oxygen, however, they will burn.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

Q. Must a man be dead to be elected
to the Hall OF Fsme7 II G. b.
A. person must have been dead ten
years to be eligible to election in the
Hall OF Fame"
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

from the flames. IT'S O Pity 20 buxm
down such good-looking homes when
houses are SO hard to rent, but the fans
yesterday at the Circle liked the fra,
It is interesting to note that E1orS
Finch, who was one Of the comedy as
Ststants Of the late John Bunny, returns
to the screen in this movie. Her straase
type of beauty" serves her well as
Agatha Calthorpe.
Lessons In Love" Is light entereatn-
ment, but as long as Constance Tai
madge is in the cast everything is lovely,
the fans decide.
The current bin at the Circle also has
some movies Of Mr.. Stuart Walker di.
rectlng a scene from 1.-The Wolf" which
opens the stock season at the Murat to-
night. The news weekly shows presi.
dent Harding looking over the feet,
AT the Circle all week.
l. l. Il
PRISCILLA DEAN
REMAINS AT THE ISIS.
Priscilla Dean and Lon CLANCY are
now In the second day Of the second
week OF their engagement at the Isis in
the crook play, Outside the Law" This
picture has caught on in fine shape and
Is doing more than satisfactory busi-
ness. Several times recently, the Isis
has showed the local public that It can
play picture for two weeks with sat-
tsfactory results. There Is lots of 40
ton and pep In this movie and some
good acting.
Those who like crook stories win find
all the needed elements In Outside the
Law" Lon CLANCY plays two roles.
At the Isis ell week, in addition to g
comedy and special music.
Il Il Il
DOUBLE BILL
AT THE REGENT.
Franklyn Farnum IN 4The GaIlopfnx
Devil" and Clyde Cook in "The Jockey"
make uD the double bill which is on
view at the Regent all week
The Galloping Devil' is the screen YER
sion Of novel by B. NJ Bowers and con-
Germs the adventures Of a cowboy who
seldom carries a gun. This cowboy,
played by Farnum, takes delight in tell
Ing wild stories Of adventure to his COM
rades. OF course the story teller was
always the hero Of his own stories. He
turns out to be a real hero when cir
circumstances make a ranch superintend-
ent out Of him. He has some exciting
times.
Genevieve Berts and numerous others
are in the cast.
At the Regent all week.
Il Il
"ON THE STAGE"
Tonight will be an important night at
the Murat as Stuart Walker and his
company will open his fifth season of
stock in this city. The opening bill will
be THE Wolf" George Gaul will play
one Of the important roles.
Mr.. Gregory Kelly and his piayers viii
open the fourth week of the stock sea-
son tonight at EngIsh's with "A
Tailor Made Man" as the bill Mr. Kelly
will be seen as John Paul Bart, the
tallor's helper, who becomes a society
sport for a few hours
Other attractions on view today in
clude: Under the Apple Tree" at B.
F. keiths; "Gills VIII Be Girls" at the
Lyric; Elsie Ferguson in His House
in Order" at the Broadway; Marguerite
Clark in Scrambled Wives" at the
Rialto, and Anna Q. Nillson in Without
Limit" and vaudeville at Loew's State.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
MILES AND KILOMETRES.

Q. Is a mile longer than kilometer?
B. y. u.
A. An English mile IS longer than a
kilometer, being equal to 1909 kllometers
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
CHINESE EAT LITTLE SUGAR.

Q. Do the Chinese eat much sugar?
NJ. V. r.
A. While the average consumption or
other countries is eighty-six pounds Of
sugar a year for each person, In China
it is but three pounds.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
FIRST IN sHIPBUnDING.

Q. What American shlpyard turned out
the most vessels during the WARP
A. VI. p.
A. The Hog Island shipyard stood hrst
in shipbuilding during the war.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

an operation which restores her sight.
Miss Moore, as the little blind girl,
brings a delicate and a beautiful touch
to the last half of the picture. Her work
is of a fine nature. L. c. Shumay plays
the doctor role and gets out of 1t all that
is in such a mixed role.
when Dawn Came" other movies and
music compose the current bill at the
Park.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

the political campaign for the
part OF the
citizenship that good uniting the support Of
Mr.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

by the wolves and Kazan drives them
away. Kazan again recuses her from
McCreedy aud in the final scenes OF the
movie. Kazan jumps at the throat Of
McCreedy and kills him. Kazan then re-
turns to the wolf pack and becomes
wilder and happier than ever.
The dog playing the Kazan role" is
a most remarkable animal That dog
has been wonderfully trained.
"Kazan" will appeal to the men as
1t is a movie of fights, snow storms,
dogs and wolves.
At Mister Smiths all week.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
NICE BUNCH OF CROOKS
SEEN IN MAGIC CUP"

There is a lovable bunch OF crooks in
The Magic Cup" which is being used
the first half Of the week to exploit the
beauty and talent of Constance Binney
at the Alhambra.
One OF the lovable crooks is called
The Patrician,' and another is Paste
Carsons, and still another is Abe Tim
bert, a pawnbroker.
When the story starts Constance Bin
ney as Mary Malloy is working in a
hotel kitchen. She owns a cup, which
her mother gave her. Mary often finds
it necessary to pawn the cup TO obtain
needed money. AS the cup had a coat
of arms, the members Of the gang hang
ing out at the pawnshop get the idea II
letting THE Patrician" become a bogus
lord for the purpose Of making Mary
his granddaughter.
Mary's fortunes changes by the con
spiracy in which The Patrician" claims
victim of the gang until a newspaper
reporter lands on the scene with the
real lord.
And yet the gang is such a lovsble
crowd that even the police cannot arrest
them. or course Mary marries the good
looking newspaper reporter.
"The Magic Cup" is one Of those clean,
interesting and well acted affairs which
harms no one and gives many a delight
full seventy five minutes.
The Sherwoods are on hand to make
the occasion q tuneful one.
At the AlhGmbra all week. W. D. 81
i L =
CONNIE HAS A GOOD TINE
IN LESSONS IN LOVE"
Constance Talmadge becomes parlor
maid to find out If the man she is to
marry really loves her.
OF course she is not really parlor
maid. Mercy, no, but Connie has
mighty good time in her little black
dress, white apron and cap.
All this happens in Lessons In Love"
which is a very light affair. but it gives
Constance a comedy chance as we'll as
some pretty love scenes. She appears
to have a dandy time with Kenneth Har
lam a good looking chap for whom Con
stance turns parlOr maid to test his love.
Harlan falls in love with the p. m, and
In the end when everything gets mixed
up, Constance takes Off her white cap
snd apron and shows herself 70 be the
rich Leila Calthorpe, a society girl.
The movie director even burns down
a perfectly fine home to give the dashing
Mr.. Harlan a chance to resce Constance
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
srArEs MIrm INDIAN NAMES.

STATES WITH INDIAN NAMES.
Q. How many States have Indian
namesr u. F. G..
A. Twenty three Of the States have
names derived from the Indian tongue.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

we are to brethren of their candidates
for ayor backed from which Mayor
Charles Jewett soemny driven out all the gam
blers!"
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

PRESIDENT HARDING says
continent but he also urges peace
with Germany in which allies cannot joint
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

MAYOR JEwETTs explanation garbage plant might mean
much it has cost to operate 1t In e
instead n the first months
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

1T DOES NOT make great Wright resigns
commission but the taxpayers VINO pooed
"rotary "villb breath easier when he is gone
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

A. Electricity has been the chief cause
Of fire loss N the last Ave years. matches
and smoking being second, and defective
chimneys third
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
CONCERNING

CONCERNING
DOGS, SNOW AND FIGHTS,
"Kazan" is strange story and makes
a strange movie.
hazan is dog OF the great north
and this dog becomes q member of a
wolf pack when its master is killed bv
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

THERE ARE some of Denny showed con-
siderable courage "cachise favorite candidate OF
the nysteriously newspaper!
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

Cecil DeMille had to find an actress
who could wear pretty gowns like q
million dollar doll for his latest movie,
"Forbidden Fruit" He decided that
Agnes Ayres was just the woman for
the Job. Those who visited the Ohio
last week can testify that Miss Ayres
can wear wonderful clothes So success
full has been the Ohio management with
Forbidden Fruit" that the picture is on
view all Of this week.
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

1T WOULD of the company that it made
slight mistake when its coke price in competition
with
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

THE ONLY LIVING with whom certain newspaper is
to class the worst
the lot
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

1T REALLY preparations to prevent stear
a Republican primary necessary!
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02

<gn1tatta 4ailn Tiutfo
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA
Daily Except Sunday Merda Street
Telephones-Main 350O New 2S351
MEMBERS BUREAU OF CALCULATIONS
s'Ss sS g R5S BS.f St ra4S E & 'San R
1T REALLY is preparations prevent stealing at
a Republican primary regarded necessary!
THE ONLY LIVING with whom certain newspaper is
not finding whom used to class as the worst
o
1T WOULD Of the company that it made
gb mistake when it refused to competition
with
THERE ARE Mr. Denny showed con-
siderable undertook to catechise favorlte o
the mysterously owned newspaper
TT DOES NOT make great deal Wright resigns
commission but the taxpayers who poed the
rotary fund" will breathe easier when he is gone
MAYOR JEwETTs explanation of the garbage plant might mean
something has cost to operate 1t In the last
two years instead OF in the first months!
PRESIDENT HARDING says
peace
with Germany in Canadian allies cannot Join!
IF brethren of their candidates
~ MAYOR Is hacked bv the king gamblers which
Charles w ewt semny driven all the
THOSE CITIZENS who are political for the
citizenship it is uniting the support Of
Mr. Howe
Indiana daily times., 1921-05-02
CAUSES OF MOST FIRES

Q. What causes the most nres7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-16
Foe MARE In CENTRUL
oR.ASULU1.

Un foe, ce-a ars cladire de 4
etaje, cauzat paguba evaluata
la suma de 100000 dolari asta-
noapte. Tn politist, care a trecut
pc Euclid ave, a observat ca din
casa ce e situata in coltul strazil
4 81 High ave, iese fun. A obser-
vat imediat apoi 81 niste flacari.
A dat imediat alarma. Pompierii
au VENT la moment din toate par
tile. Cele dintai trei etaje au fost
ocupate de niste firme, dar eel
din sus a fost vacant. Flacarile
au cuprins imediat toata cladirea.
asa ca pompierii erau siliti sd To-
callzeze numai focul asupra ace
stui edificiu ca sa nu dea 81 n ca
sele vecine. Paguba este evaluata
la 100000 dolari, dar cea mai
mare parte Sc va acoperi prin
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De Ale z|LEI

D-na EthelG r. Norman, 80, din
Lakewood, a pfins un tdlhar pc
care Ia predatI politiei, salvdnd 81
giurdericdIete ei in raloore de peste
1900, multunsitd prezentei sale de
spirit 81 curojuNi ei.
Iatd cum a prins tdlharul, dupd
declaratiunile Ecute sefulmi poll
tiei:
"Bdrbatu-naeM find dus la NcW
York M am culcdt mai de creme ca
de obiceiu. Trednse de miesM mop
tU cdnd am ditEH un zgomot in ca
mera aldturdtdss Am sdrit din pat,
am aprins lumi.so, 81 am rd;ut sal
tcrele dela sc,'ivdeschise Am luat
rerolrerul de sD periad 81 am 1n-
trut in camera Aldtmatd, de unde
venea inca u,s sgo'rot surd la are
chile mele, cHsnatentiunea sd I'M
pusc.
"In mOment,N cdnd an fntrat
totnarW era tdaga leredstra. re-
redstro era descA'sa. Nu ma s'n'-
!H 81 caa ca se1opleacd sd 'asd a.
tdru. N am gaNd't de ce sal an
pMsc ddcd pot Sd-t pr,nd de Ulu.
W am dpropsQf sncet de>et 81 IN
momentM cdndz "a scos cdput 81 o
"'o"" pe Je'enA'"' "m roS !eredS-
-" 'sp,ue .7' o"So"o c"'or peS-
.e go'mt tat. 1.Ma9H oo0td. d'td
,ot. npVs u!ssu' co'"o""e oe'a
,.o'"'". "'o"' ',"S m""a 10 Suo
- .o'''" 'eyo' """"e "a
Spu'o. C",'t '"'.0o' le'eoS''o
e'' u"'o'.' S"' 'os' II a"t SEQ
'oe" P,t" o so'e, Mo"du-t re-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-16

Toti oamenii Gu sincere sentl-
lnentes democratice din tara au
simtit desigur 0 adevarata salts
factie zilsle acestea, afland din
ziare Cd tribunalul comercial de
Ilfoy, III urma concluziilor d-lni
procuror Tpliu Daute, q refuzat
scordarea autorizati,lnei legale de
functionare, ceruta de doua socie-
tati aponime pc actiuni, pc mott
vul c6 in -actele lor constitutive
figurau ca fondatori 81 membri in
consiliile de administratie d-nii
Sebastian Moruzi 81 G, Basarab
BrAncoveann Gu titlul nobilitar
de printi fnaintea numelui.
Mai sunt judecatori Ia Bucu-
resti !i ne-an zis Gu totii An fata
sscestui gest juridic neasteptat de
multi care caracterizeaza IN chip
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Sc ASTEAPTA NOUI TUR.
BURARI IN KANSAS

Pittsburg, Kas., 16 Dec. - Au-
tOritatile Sc tenn Cd sc vor reinoi
turburarile din minele de carbuni
din Kansas. Trupelor ce S 'au tri.
mis- in regiunile minelor s'a dat
ordln ca sa aresteze pc conduct
tOarele femeilor ce-au inceput
turburarile.
Femeile, la vederea trupelo :,
s'au imprastiat repede. Toate mi
nele carl au fost blocate de femei
au fost redeschise. Femeile au in.
cercat restaurarea presedintelui
uniunii minerilor, care a fost de
pus: Alexander Howatt. ~
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"Printii noStri 81
democratic"
sENTINTA JUDECAToREAsCA LA TIMP
De /. RUsU ABRUDEANU (deputat)

locvent, suflul democratic ce
strabate All intreaga societate ro-
maneasca. afara de cativa vanitosi
miopi 81 incorigibili, carl cred
inca Cd mai traesc pc vremurile
cand scauhele domnesti ale Nun.
teniei 81 Moldovei erau apanagiul
grecilor din Fanar.
Tribunalul comercial de Ilfov
STA intemeiat sentinta sa pc dis
pozitiunea art. II din Constitute.
ca 81 pc legea speciala votata anul
trecut, din initiativa parliament
tara, prin care toate titlurile de
nobleta sunt desfiintate in tara
noastra, iarcei carl lie vor mai in.
trebuinta vor Fl pedepsiti Gu a.
menzi 81 char inchisoare.
Este evident deci cd tribunalul
STA bazat hotarirea >sa pc niste