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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Blackhanders Bomb
Building; Cause Panic

CHICAGO, April 2.-Mors than thirty
families fed into the street and many
windows IN the vicinity were smashed
today when a four story building owned
by Rosario Campanello was bombed
Campanello told the police he had been
threatened by extortionists because he
had refused to heed their demand for
81 800. No one was injured.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Will They Tell Any
Jokes of Rock Piles

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind April I'm
mates OF the Indiana State Prison are
rehearsing for a minstrel show per-
Torrance, which will be given for the
benefit Of the child welfare movement in
this city.
The show will be staged in the prison
chapel April II and viii be open to the
general public. 1t is expected that the
house will be filed to capacity.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Greensburg Pastor
Makes Transfer

WORTHWHILE. Ind. April 2.-The
Rev. John Henry, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church at Greensburg, has
accepted call TO the First Presbyterian
Church in this city and viii enter upon
his new duties May
He will succeed the Rev. W. J. NAL
colin. who resigned recently and went to
Cayuga
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Attempts Suicide
by Firing Clothing
special TO The Times.

LOGANSPORT, Ind, April Mrs.
Laura Zech, 30, was seriously burned
Friday at her home when she attempted
to commit suicide by setting fire to her
clothing. The woman walked into the
kitchen, procuring a can Of coal oil.
After thoroughly sa:urating her clothing
she set them aire
Her screams awoke the husband, who
rushed to the assistance of his wife.
Rugs were thrown about her and the
flames extinguished Mrs. Zech was
burned from the neck to her feet. The
woman has been suffering with mental
trouble.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
PRACTICE CONDEMNED
IN 2 MORE LETTERS

Editor The Indiana Daily Times:
I've read your letter to little Vernon
Robinson in last nights paper about
his little lost dog. I, myself, lost a dog
about four years ago, and my heart never
quit bleeding for him to this day. 1t is
an awful thing TO lose a pet. Please ex-
pose the negro that steals those dogs
and perhaps he will meet with something
ne won't like dog is the best friend
man ever had or ever will have, and in
deed people that don't care for the suf-
fering of animals have something wrong
with their makeup. and God one day wiz
bring them TO an account.
READER
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Editor Carl Houston
Hears Voice of Siren
speeiaI to The Times

MARION, Ind, April 2.-Carl L. Hous-
ton, prominent Marion newspaper man,
announced Friday that he win make the
race for the Democratic nomination for
for mayor In the coming primary.
Mr.. Houston was county chairman of
the Democratic central committee and has
been active in local politics for number
of years
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Cow Causes
Expensive Trial

Special to The Times.
sORD CITY, Ind, April "A
b BY the owner at 500 has been
|of contention in q two-day trial
b Circuit Court here.
Walker alleges the animal died
suit Of injuries received when
II an automobile driven by
|rindle. The suit viii cost many
value Of the COW.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Dblesville Has
Candidates Galore
Special to The Times.

Special to The Times.
BLESVILLE, Ind, April &C. A.
real estate man, and also a
81 in the Methodist Episcopal
s ere, announced today as a can
mayor OF Noblesville on the
c ticket Walter Bray and
rown are asking for the nom
mayor on the Republican ticket.
Teter, Frank Mcclure, Frank
Ienry Fenner and D. W. Gascho
iates on the Republican ticket
IA linen. Miss Irene Kline, who
date for city clerk on the Re
. ticket, is the only woman in
{ - " making the race.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
DEFINES HISTORY.

address on 1.-The Call of His
the weekly luncheon OF the Ex-
ub at the Hotel Lincoln yester-
Harlow Lindley, \ head Of the
apartment of Earlham College,
that history is not only the
the politics and wars of ma
the story of the growth Of
b science. A short address on
" Of dentistry was made by
White.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
indianapolis, Ind.

To the Editor Of the Times:
It is surely a great satisfaction and a
relief to know the horrors of vivisection
are at last being uncovered, and I am
so grateful to know we have one news
paper that isn't afraid TO publish such
facts Of brutality. The Times is to be
commended for such a fine sense OF hui
name work for our dumb animals and
l know this is only the beginning Of the
cleaning out Of cruel. useless experimental
ton.
This Is in reference to investiga lions
being carried on in the medical college.
Let us keep up the good work
Thanking the Times so much for its
courage and kind feeling, I am
Sincerely,
HELEN KRULL BROWN.
ga East Nineteenth St
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
plays EarPERoR JoNy.-n

At last nights presentation Of 1.-THE
Emperor Jones'" George Somnes, direc-
tor Of the Little Theater, played the title
role With the exception of Mr.. Somnes
the cast was practically the same as it
was several weeks ago. The performance
was given at the Masonic Temple by the
Little Theater Society Of Indiana
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
GET ACQUAINTED MEETING

Songs by the Rotary Clubs Glee Club.
under the direction Of Edward Nell, and
a talk by Ward Dean on How to See
Europe for Ten Dollars" will be the
features of the "Get Acquainted" meet
ing tomorrow evening at the All Souls
Unitarian Church.
Coffee and rolls will be served at z
O'Clock.
The public and especially strangers
In the city, are invited to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

Samuel @. Joseph Is seeking the nonni-
nation on the Republican ticket for coun-
Gilman Of the Fifth district. Mr.. Joseph
has lived in the south part Of Indian
apolis for thirty -four years. He has been
active as a worker In the Republican
party and served as precinct COMMITTEES
man in the Twelfth ward for seven years.
Mr.. Joseph is the manager OF the Roberts
Clothing Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
Hartford Mayor
Wants Mother Term

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April p
Mayor H L. McAtee today announced
himself as a candidate for reelection.
He is opposed for the Republican nom
nation by Link Cook.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02
HOOSIER DEATHS

SHELBYvILLE-Wor has been re-
celved here Of the death of Theodore
Luther, rs. at Danville, Ill. Mr.. Luther
was a prominent Democratic politician
of this county for many years and served
as sheriff of Shelby county several terms.
He leaves one son, Albert Luther, ana
one sister. Mrs. Michael Paugh, both Of
this county.
GREENSBURG-F. NJ. Henry, drug
gist, has received a telegram from Mrs.
F. 2. Burkette announcing the death of
her husband at ST. Louis, Mo-, from In
fueaza. Rev. Burkette was pastor of
the Christian Church here for four years.
He Is survived, in addition to his widow,
by three daughters, Mercia, Ruth and
Marjorie. Funeral services for Mrs.
Nettie Writ, who died at her home in
Kansas City, Mo, were held from the
home Of her brother here at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-02

He has held on to me all through these
years. His power will break away the
chain of handicap.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

out creating a bad taste. It proves that at times it is perfectly simple to carry on" provided the disgrun- tied individual is taught a good les son.
 At the obening of the picture two recently married couples, who are neighbors, find them selves gradually becoming dissatisfied because of diff ferences in temperaments. One hub by who has always dreamed of a home, the open fire place and reg ular mahogany groanfns with home cooked viands. finds that friend wife has a penchant for restaurant food, jazz and wearing apparel with a Paris label. The other chap who goes mad at the sight of beautiful gown and loves to eat in the realm of red ink" and spaghetti, discov- CTS his wife prefers housedress, home cooking and knitting.
 Sounds like a problem and the two husbands are quite sure they have made the greatest mistakes of their lives. They hold conference and de- eide that before they continue num- berless years under these conditions. they had better summon attorneys and see what. can be done via the divorce route. Each intends to mar ry the others wife and thus straight en out the situation.
 Having been duly informed by the husbands of the contemplated step, the wives decide they are both crazy and agree to pact in order to teach
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
aAU.ad;nc ReIIsr al the EIks

"Wedding Bells" by Salisbury Field, playing at the Elks this week, is one of the most entertaining come
 dies that has been seen in Phoenix for a long time. The play deals With the matrimonial tangles of several couples, and is repletea with clever situations and laugh provoking epi- sodes. As usual. Wilma Steck, dainty feminine and altogether charming. is a whole show in herself, especially when she appears in the second act clad in a flame colored gown that leaves nothing to be desired. Miss Steck has endeared herself to Phoe- nicians more and more with each new vehicle. and were this clever artist the only attraction in the popular company a generous attendance would be justified at her plays.
 But of course she is not the only attraction, and there is very much to be said by way of praise for the act who lost his first wife through a mis- understanding, and does not find her again until the day before his intend ! ed wedding with another girl.
 | Billy Billingsly, as the lover. hope ! Iessly enamored of another mans
 fianeee, and Jay Allard, as the lover who never marries. are refreshing 1T | their divorce roles and were thor
 oughly appreciated. Ida Mae Goltl
 was pleasing in a none too pleasins
 part, that of the ingenue who did no
 care particularly whom she married so long as she married at St. Mar tins. L. Victor Gillard. as the Eng fish servant, gave a very creditab bl' performance of a difficult role. May I Roberts, as Mrs. Hunter. and Mis- Spencer, as the English maid. wer'
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Theaters
LAUGHS AND MORALS IN ''SO LONG BETTY

Which do you prefer-real home cooked food in a cozy. well-kept bun galow or restaurant fodder, Paris gowns and neglected home? What ever your choice, go see 'So Long, Letty," which opens today at Mauk' $ Columbia theater for a run of three days Al Christy, the famous come dy- drama producer, screend the pie ture and he has improved on the fla nous Oliver Morosco play of the same name.
 There is series of situations in "So Long. Letty' that both tickle the funny bone and give opportunity for serious thought. A problem which many married couples encounter in everyday life is presented in man. ner to leave deep impression with
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

called for it's run at the Strand when it hung up a new house record for the time.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Ramona

The Winter Garden Review is again out with sparkling show, of- fered this night at the Ramona in conjunction with the picture, "The Highest Bidder" bringing Madge Kennedy to the screen in a presen- tation that should fill out smart bill at the East Washington street house. The show Is of the class that has characterized the presentations of the Ramona since the Miller and Wakefield company came to that house. and coupled with the strong picture program offers the best val ue that has been seen in Phoenix for many days. This show continues for tomorrow again and a new and com plete change occurs Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

Country club and will take charge of the affairs of the new social insti- tuition today. Gene Dabney is pres ident of the club and Harry Pooiey, secretary. Nine members of the club will be selected to act as a board ot directors.
 During his successful ownership oi the Peacack last season and manage ment of other dance halls here for the past three years, Mr. Powell has established a reputation for strict regulation and clean entertainment Tn addition to dancing the Maricopa Country club will feature its swim ming pool, gymnasium and tenni: courts. Privileges of the club will be open to members only
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Tnside the cup' at the Strand

Winston Churchilrs smart novel of society life in the church is being shown at the Strand in a picture en- titled Inside the Cup" and is per haps the most caustic thing of its kind ever presented on any picture sheet.
 Instead of just limiting at the hy- procisy of the rich members of the average church it takes them to task without gloves and furnishes one of the striking examples of the power of the screen. Here is a picture, that while it love story of smart appeal carries with it a satirical arraign- ment of the class of society which has always considered itself exempt
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
By Alnaan
By Biosser

lators of all decency, hence this smart story dealing as it does with the puppets and pawns on the chess board of life today.
 It is extremely entertaining and has been told without regard to cost by the Paramount people who have produced it. Inside the Cup" remains 3 for the rest of this week and is fol lowed by Douglass Fairbanks Tn "The Nut" Here is some picture, and will be the first showing outside of Los Angeles in the entire west.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
"The Rivers End- at Hip

Marshall Neiland made for First National The Rivers End" one of the really big pictures of the year past. It was the story of a strong man and a country where they bred men of the type it depicts and Nell and made it into a picture that stood out in it's year. It is a fine value for the Hip and comes on the new policy which will see Associated First National pictures offered every week at the Hip from now on to- gether with Paramount and United Artists.
 With the feature is seen a Chris tie comedy which in itself is value as it is first run in Phoenix. 'The Rivers End' remains for tonight and gives way tomorrow to Dorothy Dal- ton in "Fhe Market of Souls Here is value in pictures seldom seen ir the smaller houses. Ii will be re
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

from criticism.
 The press has held sloof from crit icism of this. class because of the commercial thought contained in the stopping of patronage or because the press was in most cases controlled by the rich, who were guilty of many abuses committed under the cloak of the church and the press did not dare to take issue with the vultures of the flock
 But the screen Is bound by no ties that make it cater to the rich vio-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
erwin Beds. Comes Sunday

Twin Beds' is said to be one of the costliest plays ever purchased for use on the screen and a great deal or money is reported to have been spent in filming the picture to make It ade- quate MT. and Mrs. Carter Dehayen are starred in this Associated First National feature which is the attrac- tion at Mauk's Columbia theater be- ginning Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

the husbands a lesson. They demand a trial marriage of one week before starting court proceedings. Just what happens during that week is the punch of the picture and we'll worth seeing.
 MT Christie gathered an extraor- dinarily fine cast for "So Long. Let ty'' including T. Roy Barnes, Grace Darmond, Colleen Moore and Walter Hiers. Bathing scenes throughout the picture introduce number of beautiful west coast swimmers who believe that too much material spells a bathing suit.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07

Maricopa Country Club
 Walter Willis Powell has been named manager of the Marieopa
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
Blue Bird

The friends of the Blue Bird will be glad to know that the dancing place will again open for the balance of the winter season. The reopen ing will occur tonight and the Car roll Reed jazz band, no better any where. will be In attendance to sup ply the music The friends of the place are all invited as guests of the management for the occasion and those who love to dance will surely welcome the announcement that ths season will be again started.
 The management of the Blue Bird has several new innovations for the opening and the usual attention to all will be given by those in attend ance.
 The mana cement requests that all minors who wish to dance obtain permission from their parents or guardians and unless so provided, they will not be admitted.
 As usual the Blue Bird will exer- else the same care regarding intox- icants as in the past, and no one will be permitted to enter the hall if there is a suspicion of liquor attached. Maricopa Country Club Walter Willis Powell has been l named manager of the Marieopa
Arizona republican., 1921-04-07
convincing and Interesting.

Wedding Bells" written by the author of Twin Beds" is sparklingly humorous. This great comedy will be the attraction at the Elks for the balance of the present week, with a bargain matinee on Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-29

NOTICE or SUR

No. 1871
state NJ New Mrylco. Counts Of l..lauilo.
Ia the District Court
E'h,l " Roberts. plHiutin
vs.
"a bur Roberts. Defendant
Iu the Above Named Defendant
you are hereby notified that su4t has
h'th filed against you iu the said court and
County hy the above named plaintiff BOO
which tho said plaintiff prays iur divorce
ON The ground, of abandonment aud NON
support And you are further notified that
tulrss you enter or cause 10 be- entered
your appearance boo said cause on ur Defure
tho 9TH DAY ~ March A. ID Gp2l. Judgment
VIII be rendered In faid cause against yosi
Boy default Hnd tho relief prayed ZOE NIll be-
granted
The uumo 81 tho PLAINTIFFS attorney r.
Ernest A rplansky whose pusiufIcc adj
dress D.. Altuuu,ruuy s. N
FRED q CROlLUTT. Clrrk
Bl HARRY = LEE deputy
Jan % 20 Fob j.la.
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