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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
An Association of Nations

Hadngs plan
like s 10
impossible
this idea all Americans intellectually subscribe.
sincerely Of
memory
bitter partisan
proposed agreement
tion Of international ills.
forget campaign rancor
Republican equally
viii stamp of approval
leading of their party.
It time politics international
If the League Nations failure
United States then let Association o
The plan is still nebuous
workable than the system it will replace.
Its chief flaw there that will
and integrity nations" to enforce
centralized authority.
somewhat tribunal oundt
totally when
quilted the world tribunal depended upon
the honor and integrity naops but
nation the lot that regarded treaties
Possibly voluntarily
pighted
leaders,
viii be successful If there sheep
wend perlous
The failure of the in
ington will have
spring that much hoped spell
OF warfare and the usherng Earth
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Christmas Seals

Support of the Christmas seal throug purchase
Of the duty
the sale worthy fighting
plague Of a enlightened
Day the
day the fight oncusivey
tuberculosis ncipent
and that it can be prevented the
this fact however the Marion
that there 5000
persons die from the disease year.
This appalling affairs
which make the fight Legislatures
70 eradicate agricultural
public funds are being turned fighting
disaster
there possibility and this
by could be eliminated
of who would to the
Just disaster
attention
tribute to the fund prevent its repetition
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory

Father" exclaimed Puss in Boots Jun
ior, one fine day as he and the famous
| Puss in Boots sal together in the garden
OF my Lord Carabas, I feel l should
not trespass longer on the hospitality Of
your good master, but should seek my
fortunes across the seas"
What has put such an idea into your
head?' asked his father anxiously. My
Lord Of Carabas only yesterday remarked
he was happy 10 have you here to glad
den my old age"
But yet and ALL" replied Puss Junior.
Il would see more of the world"
Tut, tut" replied the venerable Pus5
Senior. Il have been Seneschal for many
years to my Lord Of Carabuas. Never
have l wished to see the world again.
Once was enough for me. and a hard
task it was 20 procure for my Lord this
very castle outside Of whose walls you
now sit and wish that you were else
where.
The story Of my life has been writ
ten, and every child who reads 'Puss in
Boots knows full we'll how l helped my
master in the days Of his poverty"
"'Tis true, dear father" answered Puss
Junior and although l had many ad-
ventures before l found you, STILL I
would see more of this great world"
For some time Puss Juniors father
remained silent.
Then in e trembling voice he said:
when all the world is young, lad,
And all the trees are green.
And every goose a swan, lad,
And every lass a queen.
Then hey for boot and horse, lad.
And round the world away
Young blood must have its course, lad.
And every dog his day"
Then you give me your permission
to go out and seek my fortune!" cried
Puss Junior in great delight
Yes, my son." the old cat replied,
walking slowly away to hide the tears
which filed his eyes at the thought of
losing his dear son. But Puss Junior
did not see the tears. He was so de.
lighted at the thought Of once more 60
ing on a journey of adventure that he
ran up the marble steps of the castle
with n hop. ship and a jump When
he reached his own room he quickly
packed his knapsack and then. putting
on his cap with its trailing feather. he
hurried down the stairs and after thank
ing my Lord of Carabas and his sweet
lady for their kindness he bid them fare,
well.
"Good-by, SON." cried his father as
Puss Junior threw his paws about him.
''be a good cat and all win go well with
you" And so Puss Junior started off
again to see the wide. wide world.-Copy-
right, 1921.
(TO Be COntinued)
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I am SO glad Paris has taken brown
and beige to her heart this autumn. 1t
is such a welcome relief to have some
thing besides dark blue and black that is
really correct FOR street wear And then
so many of us, here in this climate where
brunettes prevail. can wear brown well.
This frock is d particularly possible
brown, warm with yellow, not red, and
not too dark.
1t is a very simple, trimmed only with
tiny strips of the brown over ecrU, and
depends largely on its line for style.
The sleeves are very new and excel
lent, plain at the top, full and gathered
into a band at the wrist, cuffed with a
frill Of the GeOrgette and heavily
trimmed, as are most Of the fall sleeves
There is no armhole, the sleeve is cut
kimono and the bodice sloppily full under
the arms.
Skirts are as much elaborated as
sleeves, and this one is no exception, be-
ing heavily trimmed with the ecru and
brown bands 1t is one of the new gath
cred models, and is wrapped round the
figure with a long point on the left side
An interesting neck line is suggested
in this combination Of the V and the
straight across.
With this frock wear brown or
bronze pumps, Of course, and the Quickest
little French hat-one of the few medium
sized hats that l have so far seen.
The brim of brown velvet turns up
little irregularly all around and the
crown is mass of flowers, made of
fringed layers of silk, brown and yellow
and deep gold.
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mess seems to me to be a more human
sort of a chap than Ray has been in some
of his recent pictures. Barthelmess wisely
chose a story which enables him to get
right in the heart Of every man and wom-
On who sees this picture
After getting the right story, he OBJ
tanned type" cast which the vehicle
demands. He again demonstrated his
wise Judgment by avoiding any suspicion
that the sets" used are Of the studio.
Quite the contrary rs every scene gives
one the impression that actual people
live in the houses. that honest-to goodness
folk trade in the country crOss-road store
and that real people travel over the roads
shown in the movie.
Barthelmess is east as David Kenemon,
the youngest son Of Ma and Pa kenne-
mon Of the Virginia Mountains. They
are poor people David is the pet Of his
mother. who brands-Davids attempts 10
he man as "jest tcl'able" and i'm time
Dave becomes to he known as "Tolable
David"
It Is not necessary for me to repeat the
story Mt this time. I want to talk to YOU
for short time on the genuine merits
Of this picture. Rarthelmess by his work
here has forced himself 20 the very front
Of the screen players Your heart goes
out to him when his dog (and what
w.ndorfullv human dog steals his trous-
ers while David is taking n swim. Dave
had 70 climb into an empty barrel an"
use II for p pair Of trousers. Then when
the dog is killed by n bunch Of noun
tain "rouchnecks" and Dayids older
brother is crippled for life by the same
gang. n feud springs up that causes the
story 10 became a regular dramatic vol
cano.
The feud claims Dayid's father ana
this causes Dave TO be the man Or the
house. David is more than 'tolahie' at
being man. He IS success nut not
until he had to fight single handed
bunch e. mountain rouShnecks.
The story has been given natural
sa+,ing and actors Of the right type. /
,orer have seen q movie better cast than
.Torable David" The cast Includes
GLADYS Hulettc. Edmund Quincy war
Nor Uutohinson Lawrence Eddiu ger
Ernest Terrence, Walter Lewis and Ma
r,on Abbott.
Personally I never have enjoyed PIC
tura amy more than T did while witness
i1r Rartlelmcss IN "Tol'able David p
+o This time 'HumoresQuc' Aela hVSt
I, nav heart Now "IIumoresque ana
.sTol'able David" nestle side by Sde on
my shrine Of love and admiration
Don't dare 70 miss "Tol'able paFId ~
,ba Circla this week If YOU enjoy real
honest and human entertainment
W. D. II.
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not bring happiness to the home. Things
become so impossible at home that the
husband moves into the city and becomes
friendly with woman who is a drug
flend. Still he is unable to find happi-
ness He returns home, but in the mean
time, the wife stops her grieving and
takes steps to win back her husband.
Miss Windsor, who is a beautiful wom-
al, is excellent as is the entire cast.
The Photography is good AS this is a
Lois Weber production, it is needless to
say that the picture holds the interest Of
the spectator during the recital of the
story.
"What Do Men Want?" remains at the
Alhambra all week
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chair with picture book than the Bride
appeared at the kitchen door
Il do believe you are making mlnce
meat without letting me know laughed
the Bride mischievously as she glanced
at the array Of things Mrs. Hooper had
set out on the table and the piece OF
boiled beef in the chopping bowl.
We'll as long rs you are here you can
help me-" said Mrs. Hooper, but /
thought it wouldn't be worth while for
you to make any this year"
II can learn how to make it now at
any rate, said the Bride putting on her
apron. "Shall I begin by putting this
boiled meat through the chopperF"
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Keeping House
With the HoOpers

THE Hoopers, an average American
family of five, living in a suburban
town, on a limited income, will tell
the readers of the Daily Times how
the many present day problems of
the home are solved by working on
the budget that Mrs. Hooper has
evolved and found practical Follow
them daily in an interesting review
Of their home life and learn to meet
the conditions of the high cost of
living with them.
MONDAY.
Mr. Hoopers sister Belle having
stayed over the weekend to round out
her Thanks giving visit went up to the
city with Henry right after breakfast,
and as soon as Mrs. Hooper could finish
Strengthening up the house and go hur-
riedly through her weekly inspection of
the place, she took Betty out into the
kitchen with her and started to make her
mince meat for Christmas. She usually
had this task well out Of the way before
the middle of November Even though
the family always had pumpkin pie for
their Thanksgiving dinner, and the mince
pies were reserved for Christmas and the
Sunday dinners in December and Janu-
ary. she liked to prepare the mince meat
early as it improved by being kept for
a month in a stone crock after being
made The citron and raisins and cur
rants increased in flavor when they were
given this extra time to mellow, and as
she began her preparations at this late
date Mrs Hooper had feeling that
for the first time in the history Of her
housekeeping she might have mfnce pies
that were fiat" for her Christmas din
ner.
Il wouldn't bother making any mtnce
meat at all this year" Henry had said
fust before he left for business but Belle
had nut in her word by exclaimlng.
"Oh make a little by all means Mary.
It never seems Ike real Christmas
dinner without mince pies. II would be
like THANKSGIVING dinner without
turkey and pumpkin pie
ooh / don't intend to disappoint you
had been Mrs Hoorers reply. that Is
why intend to get right at it this
morning
Mrs. Hooper had decided not to call
up the bride and tell her what she was
going to do. although size had promised
her when they were taking care Of Betty
that she would show her how to make
mince meat
II can work faster alone" Mrs Hooper
had said to herself. land she won't want
TO make any this year. III just send
her over her recipe
But she had hardly begun her work.
after settling Betty comfortably in a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
ENGLTSH-MADE MOVIE
ON VIEW AT THE ISIS.

Another English made Farnous Play
ers' production is on view al me Isis
Dangerous Lies" was made in Eng
land because the directors If Famous
Players feel that movies requiring Eng
lish atmosphere can be more properly
filmed in England than on a studio lot
in California.
This movie is taken from the novel Of
the same name by Z. Phillip Oppenheim.
The movie is heavier than the usual line
Of movie entertainment because it at
tempts to show the evil effect of telling
lie. The story centers on the daugh
ter Of an English rector who is forced
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
OH! WHAT A FAMILY
WANDA HASTN THIS MOVIE.

II
WANDA HAS IN THIS MOVIE.
1 dropped in yesterday at Mister
Smiths to see how Wanda Hawley gets
along in Her Face Value"
Not only did 1 discover that Wanda
had to support her worthless and lazy
father and brother in this movie, but she
had an impossible husband wished on
her. t must be some job to be a beau
tiful girl in a show and be forced to
support such a gang as our Wanda has
around her in this picture.
Oh, one must love Wanda, poor dear,
because she is some provider. You sort
a get the feeling that Wanda should
"chuck" the gang (what slang l do p5e)
give 'em a pick and shovel and tell on
to 20 to work
Wanda doesn't give her father and
lazy brother the pick and shovel until
the last few feet of the film. How
would have enjoyed seeing her fathe; emu
brother digging a ditch. OF courss,
Wanda could not give up her husband
because he saw the evil Of his ways, went
West and became a regular sort Of a
fellow.
Her Face Value" is a comedy Of the
intimate sort, I'm which there are some
faithful sidelights on life. The lazy
father and equally lazy brother Of Wan
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Rudolph Valentino. bells but in the END
she learns to love this man OF the desert
Rudolph Valentino is tho sheik-he is Of
the hot hot kisses and equally hot
glances Put this man in a warm desert,
place q beautiful girl in his tent, then
permit q wonderful desert moon to food
the sands-well, you are bound to admit
that such surroundings invite some warm
love making Valentino made himself IA
nous in THE Four Horsemen." and he
shows that he is a splendid actor and a
dashing lover in "The Sheik." He knows
how to ride a horse like an Arab and he
knows how to fight.
Sure, I win give you the cast. Here
it is, as follows:
Diana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Agnes Ayres
Sheik Ahmed Ben Hassan.
........... ....... Rudolph Valentino
Raoul de Saint Hubert. Adolphe Menlou
OMAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Walter Long
CASTOR .................Lu cien Littlefeld
Youssef .....-....I.... George Wagner
Slave Girl. ..................Ru Ruth Miller
Sir Aubrey MayO............F. r. Butler
The desert scenes are Of rare beauty
and the director has so handled the
action Of the story that action aud the
beauty of the desert are all blended to-
gether into a strong, romantic fabric
theatrical. yes, but the very essence of
clever showmanship.
'"rhe Sheik' will keep you on the end
Of your seat most of the time If you en-
joy romantic stories. If you haven't ro-
nance in your heart, Valentino will put
some in your heart.
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East was just a
hint of what he
could do in the flu
ture. Now Barthel-
mess has his own
company.
Yesterday at the
Circle Barthel-
mess opened a
weeks engagement
in "Torable Dav-
i'd" which is his
first starring We
hicle. The young
star has set such a
high standard in
this picture that
Charlie Ray will
be forced to get
better vehicles
than he has had
recently Barthel-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

There isn't any trick at all about
making mince meat" remarked Mrs
Hooper "and the proportions Of the in
gradients used depend entirely on yoUr
Individual taste or that Of your family.
The apples, and currants, and raisins and
citron are all chopped finely in chop
ping bowI, which is much better than
putting them through the meat grinder.
then they are all mixed together xri+t
the finely chopped meat and suet sea-
soned with whatever spices you prefer
and sweetened to your own taste. them
molstened with cider and set away in a
stone crock to mellow"
1 will write you out a recipe for vour
Me- concluded Mrs. Hooper but when
you come to make il you will use your
own Judgment as to how much of each
ingredient you viii put into it."
The menus for the three meals on Tnas-
day are:
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ford ms USED tiit
regulation theatri p
cal method in film
ing the story, he
has given us n
movie which is fun
of action. lingering
kisses. q desert kid
naping, a thrilling
rescue. more love
making and some
marvellous photog
raphy.
Romance is the
word which sums
up the story az we'll
as the movie. Agnes
Ayres is cast rs an
English girl who is
"kidnaped" by Sheik
Ahmend Ben Has
san and taken to
his tent. She re-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

Richard Barthelmess is now a star in
his own right.
He earned that right by hard WORK
under the careful and watchful eye OF
u w. Griffith. His work in way Down
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CONCERNI>G
"TUF SHIIh.'

DO Won enjoy not" love storie':
Tben "The Sheik" viii please YOU I'M
meusely. 30
81 the hottest love stories ever written.
Ccorra Melford undertook the task OF
rejecting this warmth Of passion and OF
Io,o on the screen. Although Mr.. Mel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

da I'm this movie viii make you howl with
joy when they quarrel 10 see who can
be the more lazy. Both win. Our Wan
In just keeps on working and support
Ing the gang. Her hubby even forgets
to come home on bis wites birthday.
Whom be does arrive hours later he
brings home a "hun" rs a gift for his
wife. But Wanda keeps right on sup
porting the gang until she is injured
while making a thrilling movie picture
It is then that father ana brother of
Wanda are given the pick and shovel.
became Interested IN Her Fac"
Value" because the story Is different
from the regular run OF comedies. At
limos better dire, ian and a little more
care would have G.ade this movie more
enjoyable than 1t is.
Rather have the impression that this
picture VIII hold your interest because
it is so different from the others.
At Mister Smiths all week.-W. d. Il
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
LOIS WEBER BECOMES
SERIOUS IN app MOVIE.

Clair Windsor In What Do Men
Want?" is the sort Of a picture that
holds your interest TO tho end because It
is natural and deals with the things that
we see around us every day.
Miss Windsor is seen first as a care
free girl attending parties and dances.
Then she is married to a serious young
man who marries her for possession
while she believes him to be a man who
Will always be constant.
In contrast is seen a nervous and bash
full young fellow who calls on a girl
stunned by most every one In town be
cause her father is insane. She thinks
he is in earnest, though he is merely
trying to satisfy his curiosity regarding
a remark he had heard about all girls In
general When things become serious he
run away and she jumps into a lake.
About this time Miss Windsor as Hal
lie learns that her husband is LecOm-
ing restless ana she thinks that a child
soon to arrive will satisfy him, but he
soon shows signs Of tho same old rest
Then he becomes wealthy and
powerful through the success Of an in
vention Of his. Children and wealth does
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
LUNCHEON
MACARONI SOrp

Cook one ounce of macaroni in boiling
water for twenty minutes. Drain and
cut into little rings. Bring one quart
of stock TO the boiling point. Add the
macaroni and let simmer five minutes.
Salt and pepper to taste.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

into marriage with a man she di-iEcs.
Following a financial crash, the husband
leaves the country and In time the wife
believes that he has been killed. She
becomes a secretary 10 man Of title and
In time falls in love with him. She docs
not toll him that she has been married.
Tho first lie leads TO another
Tho first husband turns up after she
becomes the wife OF the titled English
man Husband No. ] decides that II he
eannot have his wife that the second
husband cannot have her In dramatic
scene with the wife Of two husbands.
the first husband drops dead. Esplana-
tons ara thon made by the wife and she
agrees that It is dangerous to lie.
David Powell Nina Grey. Ernest
Douglas, Mary Glynne and others are in
the cast
At the Isis all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

Rather thought You would Ike to have
picture Of Wallace Reid before You
today. WallIe has given up for a time
at least his automobile comedies and has
gone into dramatic and smart comedy
movies. Reid plays one of the leading
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
BREAKFAST

BREAKFAST
Apple Whip Cereal
Broiled Bacon Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Dreamed Eggs on Toast
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Preserved Fruit Cookies
Cocoa
DINNER
Cream of Tomato Soup
' edI Croquettes Green Peas
Mashed Potatoes
Apple Pie
Copyright, 1929
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A. TnE cnI.nNiAI

Elaine Hammerstein in ''The Way OF a
Maid" a light comedy romance, is the
chief Offering at the Colonial this week.
Before becoming a movie 1.-The Way Of a
Maid was short story by Rex Taylor
Lewis Allen Browne turned it into Il
movie. The cast includes Niles WEIGH.
George Fawcett, Diana Allen. Arthur
Iiouseman, Charles Brown and others
The American harmonists and Liberty
entertainers arc also on the bin.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

FORGET antubercuoss Christmas seals Will
doing your Christmas shopping early.
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BARTHELNESS PROVES HE IS WORTHYTO BE A STAR
/ Hot Story-LOs a Problem

'The Sheik" is a good picture and a
beautiful one.
At the Ohio all week-W. d. H.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28

MARSHAL FOCH has been given bob cat and a pig. He
D decide whether a farm.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
Ar THE REGENT.

Lester Cuneo In 1.-THE Ranger and the
Law and Buster Keaton in "The Haunted
House make up the double bill being
offered this week at the Regent The
Cuneo movie is Of the Western thrilling
type Of entertainments
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-28
OK THE STAGE

THE Right Girl" musical comedy,
will open a three-day engagement at
English's tonight
Ladies' Night" farce, opens n three
day engagement at the Murat.
Lew DockStader IS on the new bill at
Keiths this week.
"A Night IN Venice ii the headline
Offering at the Lyric his week.
The Park is offering Girls from JOY
land as the current attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-08-23
OF
SCHOOLS MAY
LOSEHIS JOB
Marine Thomas Had Recon-
mended Dismissal of
Six JanitOrs
THEN BOARD ASKED
HIM TO QUIT, TOO
MADALYNNE oBENcHAN

After he had presented a report to
the board recommending the dis
missai OF janitors OF six schools
because Of ineficiency. Marine
Thomas. chief engineer OF the local
schools. was given until September
15 TO resign by the members OF the
Board OF Education last night.
The motion for this action was
made by DR.. Victor ID. Washburn.
who remarked during the discussion
that he felt that Mr.. Thomas was re-
sponsible for the laxity in the keep
ing clean OF the schools.
Action on Mr.. Thomas charges OF
inemciency against the janitors OF
Schools Nos. /. 4, s. %. "a and 25
was deferred pending investigation
and report.
Shermer II. Stradiey declared that
he held Mr.. Thomas responsible for
the laXity Of janitors in the schools
And again, he said. If II should be
found that Mr.. Thomas report
should be found TO be without foun-
dation as to the janitors' inefiiciency
he should go in that case. It Is un-
fair to hold the janitors responsible
for something someone else Is re.
sponsible for. he declared. Janitor.
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