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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
sHURLY BURLY" COMES
TO PARK FOR WFEK'a GTAY

"HURLY BURLY" COMES
TO PARK FOR WEEKS STAY.
Joe Wilton's "Hurly Burly" show will
be at the Park all Of next week. This
show relies on its principals and It's
scenic equipment to put this show across.
Joe Wilton, owner and producer OF
the show. will head a large cast which
includes Jim Bennett, comedian; Charles
Taye, acrobatic dancing comedian; Phil
Fletcher. C. player of many instruments
Hellie Nice, featured woman player; Bob
Bennett in a piano specially; Arlone
Johnson and Belle White, two soubrettes,
and a large chorus.
Another feature is the Hurry Burly
sextette, which sings ragtime and grand
opera.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Continued from Page ElV'.D
talents while performing difficult feats
Of trick riding; Delbridge and Grimmer
in a refreshing combination of story
and song; Dale and De Voc, who satir-
lie the fads and foibles Of society in a
skit called "a Beach Flirtation;" Tyler
and Crolius, fun makers with budget
Of what they call nifty nutty non
sense" Psga and Page, a comedy pair
who entertain in original fashion; Fitch
Cooper, the musical rube." who ex-
tracts melody from common ordinary
band saw. gives violin limitations and
tells an assortment Of yarns. and Con-
roy and O'Donnell, one of whom is
bIackface comedian. in a sketch entitled
'The Parcel POstman."
Chief among the screen advertisements
will he Mack Sennett's latest comedy,
The Movie Fan" The Pathe Review
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

of the movies. His
first bill will be
called "a Night on
Broadway"
Mr.. Hamilton has
surrounded himself
with several come
dians and a bath
Ing girl chorus.
The offering has
been so construct
ed as to permib
t he introduction
of a number Of
song numbers and
dancing specialties.
The movie part OF
bill will be devoted
to "Fighting Ken
tuckians, which
is a story OF the
people of the Cum
berland mountains.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

tn G Bfoa q w q Y
next week. They
will appear in a
comedy SIX e t C b
called BLOW Your
Horn" a comedy
concerning t h e
automobile.
L a m b 4 n d
Goodrich will ap-
pear in a novelty
d a n C In 6 a C I.
Rowels and Gil
man will Offer
comedy sin & | n Z
and talk 1 n z.
Songs and dances
will be presented
by Alvina and
Shaw, and Freed
and Green will be
Span I'm n cOun-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Pa; Walter Schmidt, Milwaukee, Wis.
Clarinets-Raymond Colson, Palatka,
Fla; Earl Durbin, Marion, Ind; Henry
Carrot, Des Moines, Iowa. Elmer Kniser,
Edwardsvile, ILL.,. David Smith, Home
stead, Pa; Richard Wuerfel, Cleveland,
Ohio
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Drum Major George Williams, Water
bury, Conn.
The reserved seat sale begins Monday
at the Merchants Heat & Light Com
papy office and at the box office of the
Mnrat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Bridgeport.

Flute-David Phillips, Bridgeport,
Conn.
ObOe-Louis Harrison, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tenor Drum-William Grant, McKees-
port, Pa.
Bass Drum-Thomas Laughun, Newark.
Ohio
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
MOOSehe0rt Band
Made Up of Boys,
Average Age of IA

The average age OF the members of the
Mooseheart Band, which will give a
concert at the Murat on Sunday night,
Jan. 80, is IA. Not a member of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

edy sketch called, His Music Lesson"
George and George are scheduled to offer
a trampoline act and Kelly and Mae.
Youthful entertainers, will also be en-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

A new musical comedy company VIII
be at the Rialto next week and VIII be
headed by Fatty Hamilton, formerly
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
AT THE RIALTo.

the bill. Movies and cabaret entertainers
will round out the bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

and the Paramount Magazine will also
be shown.
l. l. +
at THE BROADWAY.
Sam Ward and Harry Faulkner viii
head the bill which will be on view at
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-10
|GLyNN COUNTY TO.
GROW DEWBERR|ES
Young Mems Club Committee
Submits Report, Stating That
the Soil and Climate of This
County is Admirably Suited
to Production of This Profita-
BILE Berry.


That Glynn county will enter into
the production of dewberries on a
large scale now seems to be assured.
A committee appointed by the Young
Mems Club to investigate the posi-
bilities of this profitable crop, submit
ted the following interesting report at
Fridays luncheon:
I'VE are of the opinion that our
soil and climate are adaptable for the
growing of dewberries, and from those
who have planted the cultivated vari-
| ETY. in small way we learn they can
be grown here as successfully as in
lany other section. Mr. M. L. McKin-
non marketed this year successful
crop from IL acres, and is now ar
ranging to set out ten acres addition
Ial.
There is a splendid market for this
fruit at handsome profit for the
grower Hundreds of cars are ship
lped annually from the Carolinas,eand
this year the early shipments brought
a return Of 35c per quart, or $1120
| per crate. We would have the advan-
ltage over the Carolinas for the rea-
son that We would be able to market
our berries from three to four weeks
ahead OF those states, and would
Therefore be able to obtain the very
best prices.s
1.-THE Agricultural Department adj
vises that one hundred crates per
acre is an average crop, and at the
lprices obtained this year this would
show a gross return from $4,000 to
$4,000 per acre.
George e. Murrell, Industrial agent
for the Southern r. r., and r. r. Mac
Gregor. of Brunswick, proposes 30
plant twelve acres in dewberries II
Brunswick people VIII plant an addi-
tional fifty acres. To make this easy
for business men who are not able to
give the matter their personal atten-
ton, Mr.. MacGregor has formulated
plan whereby fifty men can each buy
an acre, and he will contract to do
all the work converting same into a
dewberry field for s225.OO per acre,
payable $4,000 cash and $1,000 month
Ily for eighteen months after which
the vines will be ready to produce
their first crop.
sixty acres yielding an. average
crop. at the average price obtained
this year. will bring in gross return
of SGT 10000 annually. The total cost
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-10
MISS FERGUSON IS
ADMITTED 40 BAR
Successfully Passed the Rigid
Examination, Conducted by
Judge Highsmith, at Bailey,
on June 2o.-WiII be Bruins
wick's First Portia.

The many friends of Miss Edna Fer
guson will be Interested to learn that
she is now qualified to practice law
In the courts of Georgia, having sue
cessfully passed the rigid examine
ton for admission to the bar.
For years Miss Ferguson has held
the position as secretary to Judge
A. ]. Crovatt, and has diligently stu
died law under the tutelage of Judge
Crovatt, who is the division bank
ruptcy referee.
Miss Ferguson went to Bailey on
June 29 and stood the examination
conducted by Judge J. P. Highsmith
along with number of other appli
cants for admission to the bar The
papers were numbered and sent to the
district board in Savannah for CLASH
fication
Yesterday afternoon Miss Ferguson
received a telegram from Bailey stat
ing that she had passed the examina
ton with flying colors, which mean:
that she is qualified practitioner be
fore the courts OF Georgia, as soor
as she is sworn in.
Miss Ferguson is the first youns
lady Of Brunswick TO be admitted t
the practice Of law. and yiitherefort
be the city's first Portia. She viii
very probably, retain her place as
Judge Crovatt's secretary. although
she has not announced her plans. Hel
many friends will warmly congratu
late her upon her achievement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-10

OF sixty acres up to picking time OF
the first crop is but $18.5OO.00. This
would indicate pretty fair return
and we believeiif this industry is fos-
tered and encouraged it viii be multi
piled many times by farmers of this
county.
THE land on which this proposed
dewberry farm is to be planted is at
WaIburg on the Southern Ry., just be-
yond Sterling, and full details and
further information may be obtained
from Mr.. r. R. MaeGregor
I'VE believe this project to be a
good one. worthy Of merit and sup
port. and recommend that same be en-
dorsed and boosted by khe Young
Mems Club.
&C. M. PEDD[CORD,
1T. Il. GLOVER,
"R II. STRAIN,
Committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-10
RESIGNS JAS CONSTABLE;
OPENS COLLECTION AGENCY

j. e. HUI, for many months consta,
BILE at Judge Beach's Office. has resign
ed as special officer there and has ser
cured license as a commercial collec-
tor. with his Office at 1926 Richmond
street. near r. Mr.. Hun Is we'll known
among large number of business
men and there is no doubt but that he
will succeed in the collecting bust
ness. He is regarded as hustler and
promises prompt service on all bust
ness entrusted TO him.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
IN DAYS NEWS"

Professor Irving Fisher of Yale Uni
Versity, who is to take part in the in
ternational monetary conference OPEN
Ing In London today is a conspicuous
political economist and a leader in
numerous reform movements. mem
Der of large number OF learned So
cieties. the writer and editor of many
publications dealing with technical
subjects. both in professional and
a popular way. active in practical
civic organizations. and at one time
prominent in Progressive Party poll
tics. Professor Fisher is one OF the
most influential and widely known of
the professors at Yale. His father was
a clergyman. Yale laid the founda ton
OF his gcenral education, and then he
went abroad for further study in Ber-
lin and Paris. From 1890 TO 1925 he held
subordinate teaching positions on the
Yale faculty. Then he became full
professor OF political economy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

tercs and all the time it is influenced to extent
But what is the alternative?
If public officials be chosen at public cleo
lcuce by whom and in what way they to be chosen
If personal and property rights are not to be defined
by regularly enacted by the legislature, who shall
say what personal and property rights?
If the courts decide civil disputes between
citizens, by whom such disputes TO be decided
Shall we leave it to each say for himself what
are his rights with reference to his fellow men? Shall
each man fix the hours of his labor and the compensa-
tion he shall receive?
Shall the trade union decide questions of work and
wages and give orders to what men may and what
men shall not work in ColoradoF
Government is not some persons seem to think, a
conspiracy inerests' against the people 1t is not
n scheme to rob any of his property his rights.
It the result of the experience of mankind for unnum
bered centuries trying TO justice men and
serve the peoples welfare.
The Chieftain will admit error. The editorial
said there three kinds of government. 1t is more
truthful 10 say there but two. One is class govern
nent the other is the peoples government. Glass
is always wrong and all government is wrong
in the degree in which ii is class government.
The only good government is The government that de-
rives its authority from all the people that enforces its
authority upon all the people and that uses its power
for the benefit of all the people.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

General August Won Markenson. one
OF the prominent German commanders
in the late war, born I'm Saxony. =
years ago today
Brig. Gcn. Herbert NJ. Lord. chief OF
finance of the T.. &. army. horn at
Rockland, Maine. s. years ago today.
Atlec Pomcrcne, United States sem
ator from Ohio horn in Holmes couu-
~. Ohio. IS years ago today.
Nicholas !. Sinuptt, representative
In congress Of the Second oregon dis
rict. born at The paIles. ore. 81
years ago TO-DAY
Rt Rcv Thomas y Walsh. Catholic
bishop OF Trenton, n, J.. born in But
Ter county, Pa. IS years ago TODAY.
William s. Hart, ono OF the most
widely known Of motion picture sctors.
born at Newburg, y. Y, % wears sso
today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
Trading With Mexico

pamphlet recently issued under the above title give
interesting facts concerning the neishboring re-
public which are commonly unknown or ignored.
Mexico has population of 100000 and the com
merca Importance of the nation is commonly reckoned
according its population. But there six million
Indians in Mexico who comparable, in the things
they buy and the things they make to the reservation
Indians of the United States In Mexico also there
eight million people of mixed bloods, and of these moi
than onefourth be classed good commercial
prospects.
Mexico therefore, trade territory is to be reck
oned not fifteen millions but at three millions. Much
loss of time and money will be saved to American bust
by facing the facts as they arc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l'9o-The seat OF the United States
government was removed from
New York to Philadelphia.
l'ae-The first Congregational church
In Ohio was formed.
lsOo-The General Assembly Of the
Northwest territory passed a law
to regulate the sale OF liquor
1sit-Don Juan Prim. famous Spanish
soldier. and virtual dictator of
Spain after the overthrow Of
Queen Isabel. born in Catalonia
Assassinated Dec. 30. 1870.
ls5i-President Lincolns fourth and
last annual message was present.
cd to congress-.
lss2-Anthony Trollors. celebrated
English novelist. died. Born April
"a. 1915.
1ssa-Jefferson Davis. eS-presidcnt o,
the Confederate States of Amer
lea. died in New Orleans Born
in Christian county. KY, juno 3.
1905
1oo5-French senate passed bill for
the separation OF Church and
State.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

a ms,todon and n mammoth?-C. s.
W.
A. The mammoth was an elephant
now eItinct-rolsted to and nearly
the same size as the existing Indian
elephant. II. however. had a long,
thick. hairy coat and very long up
wsrd-turninE tusks. Tho mustodon IN
any OF the numerous species OF ox-
tinct elephants. which differ from the
ma mmoth chiefly in the molar teeth
which have high conical cusps or par
allel ridges with little or no cement in
the inter-psces. Some have small
tusks in tho lower Jaw besides those in
the upper Jaw.
Q. Which Of Thomas Morsn's paint
inss are In the Capitol OF tho United
states7-C. "A. A.
A. "The Grand Canyon OF the Yei-
lowstone' and The Chssm OF the
hung in the capitol. Tho United States
government paid $4,000 each for them.
q. What was the total number of
men engaged in the World WARM.
L. c.
A. The total number OF men mobil-
lied hy sll nations during the World
War has been given as saIIs.sst.
@ what is the rope cslltd by which
q flse IL lowered. and the name OF the
iron piece the rope IL wrapped around?
IT. NJ. T.
A. The rops by which a flag is
lowered 10 called q hsiysrd. The iron
piece around which tho rope IL wrapped
is called the cleat.
q. Please give recipe for mock
cherry PIE. s.
A. Cook together / cup cut cranber-
rios y cup seedless raisin.. chopped.
1 cup sugar. I cup boiling water, 2
~ tea vanilla La In
deep pie plate with underrrust and
pastry strips over top.
@. since the Introduction OF anti
toxin. how much has mortality from
diphtheris decreased 7--S. =. n.
A. The Public Health Service says
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
The Woman Juror

The disagreement in the Arbucke will serve as
the text for many articles upon the untness of the
feminine mind to reach rational conclusion
Admitting that this juror ignored the rules of
her office and contcmned the evidence there at least
points be urged in favor of the juror in
general
Pigheadedness quality that is limited 10 the
gentler and might fairly be claimed that when
juror of this class of either got past the examiners
the attorneys had overlooked something,
Furthermore, who say but, that in declaring that
Arbucke guilty matter what the evidence showed
feminine intuition right7
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
An American Budget

An important step in governmental progress is
marked BY the American budget. which sent to
congress by President Harding yesterday.
Under the former system estimates of governmental
expenditures sent to from many different
sources, and central authority undertook to har
monte them. The result that there much
duplication and waste and sometimes necessary appro
priations overlooked.
There is doubt that the budget Is vast improve
ment the old system. and the accomplishment of
this reform. which has been under discussion for many
years, stands of the very notable accomplishments
Of the present administration.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
1ODAYS EVENTS
Fes,t Of ST. Nlchnla.

Feast OF st. Nicholas
Fourth anniversary OF the inde-
pendence of Finland
Five hundredth anniversary OF the
birth Of Henry VI. the last English
monarch of tho Lancastrian dynasty.
Gen. Armando Diaz. the Italian com
mandcr returns to Washington toda v
to say farewell to the president
A conference has been called for
Denver today to perfect the orga MIA :
tlon of the new third party" in Colo
RADIO.
Today is municipal election day for
the choice OF mayors and other off
cials in many Of tho cities OF Massa-
Whether theaters in Waterloo. Iowa
shall be permitted TO open on Sunday.
will be determined today by a vote
Of the citizens.
An international monetary confer
onee to be attended by representatives
OF the leading nations is to assemble
in London today.
Attorney General DauEherty ia
scheduled to speak Mt tho opening sss
sion IN Washington today of the an
nual convention OF tho Antl-Saloor
League OF America.
Tho legislature of North Carolina
has been summoned to meet In spe
cisl session today to make provisio.
for deficit Of 100000 in tho school
funds of tho state.
Trial is scheduled 10 begin a. Hart
ford today Of Thomas r. McAuIIfrs.
former chief Of the agents OF the
Connecticut Prohibition enforcement,
force. who Is charged with accepting
bribe.
Whether the present Conservative
Government OF Premier Meighen shall
be continued in power or replaced b,.
an administration OF the Liberal on
position will be determined hy the re-
suits OF today's general election In
Canada
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
Horoscope
Ut u. Ne. Compel
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1921.
(Copyright. 1921, by the McClure

Copyright. 1921, by the Mcclure
| Newspaper Syndicate.)
| This is read as a menacing day, for
astrolosers find that Venus, Uranus,
Jupiter, Mercury and Mars are all in
Malefic aspect.
| During this sway many aches and
pains usually ignored may be felt and
the mind may be seriously depressed.
Women are likely to be particularly
susceptible 20 this direction of the
stars, which makes for restlessness,
foreboding and discomfort.
| 1t is day that seems to foreshadow
| bad business for all places of amuse-
ment and an inclination on the part
of audiences to be cold and critical.
Women should hold in abeyance all
| important enterprises. This is not a
lucky rule for business deals, but the
| new year is to mark success for more
| than one organization managed by
| women.
Importers and merchants who buy
| and sell objects of art, jewelry or
pictures may find this rather a disap-
| pointing aspect
There is representation of late
| Christmas trade that will be fairly
good after early depression
| This is not an auspicious wedding
| configuration prevails may reach un-
usual happiness thru difficult exper-
| fences.
While Mars is in threatening aspect
Today the planetary government may
| be nevertheless helpful 10 lovers Of
| peace.
| The mind may be open to prejudice
and to destructive propaganda today
and warning is given that inimical
forces are gaining strength quietly.
| Lab Dor conditions will not be salts
factory and there may be strike OF
great significance early in the COM
| ing year.
Cuba continues under sway that
| makes for discomfort and resentment
| toward this country may be fomented.
J Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
have many troubles in business and
domestic affairs, owing TO financial
fears, but II they listen TO the advice
| OF friends they are likely TO have
year that proves to be unusually for
| tunate.
| Children born on this day may have
many Vicissitudes In life. but they
will always be popular and Will prob
ably enjoy many happy years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

y UNIQUE AND STYLISH MODEL
5555. Hero is jaunty youthful
style, for which many OF this sea-
sons materials are appropriate. Tn.
Pattern Is cut in sizes; IS. is and
20 years, An IS year size will require
4 yards OF - inch material.
Taffcia. Canton crepe, serge, duvc-
tNn, gabardine, velvetccn. satin, rnoire
and popiin would be attractive for
this design. The width of the skirt az
the foot is about sss yards. The sleeve
may be finished without tho cuff
4 pattern Of this Illustration mailed
to any address on receipt OF ioc In
silver or stamps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
FASHION hint

In accordance to the request of
many readers. The Chieftaln has re
sumed the fashion service which
proved SO popular. Wo have made ar
rangements with the Beauty Pattern
company OF New York to supply the
patterns TO our readers and to run In
The Chieftain illustration, OF the lat
est and most convenient styles. These
are OF special interest and advantsx.
TO the home drcssmaker. Orders for
these patterns may be sent direct 10
The Chieftain office. but the patterns
Will be sent from tho pattern COM
pany direct TO tho person ordering
them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

Q. Please tell me whether bacteria
are plants or animsls?-M L. II.
a. Bacteria is name applied to
vegetable organisms. the most minute
organisms known. Bacteria are found
almost everywhere. II ~ interesting
10 know that bacteria wore first placed
in the animal kingdom, hut since 1883
scientists have proved that bacteria
are plants.
Q. whs, is meant by relative hui
dity7"-w. A, d.
a, Relative humidity 4. the ratio
Of the Napor actually present as COM
pared with the great amount the air
could possibly contain at a given tenn
peTature.
@ what do tho English call the
''viahbone7'-r. q.
A The English name for the wish
bone IL merry thought"
o. How Is Los Angeles pronounccd7 :
Also It. Louis "A. w. A.
A. Los Angeles may be pronounced
los angeles, long o. short a, short
e's. or los nn'-jel-es, short o. short a,
short es Tho Spanish pronunciation
is los nn'-ha-las long o, firyt a broad.
tho others hit shorter. e.. Louis
may be pronounced either SAINT ioo'-is
pr SAINT loo'-i.
Q. what /, the difference between
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

nue., Chicago, last Thursday.
Mrs. Rachel Penses, forty-four
years old, was found upstairs In
bed, dead. her throat cut from
ear to ear with bread knife.
Apparently she had committed
suicide. after police called by
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

tAnd reader can &C: the an
-wcr to any question by writing
The Chicftnin Information Bu-
rcnu. Frederick y. Hsskin. Di-
rector. Washington. u. &. This
offer applies strictly TO informa-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

that in the days before we had anti
toxin. one out of every three children
who had diphtheria died. Now. II an
titoxin is used on the first or second
day Of the disease. ninety eight out Of
every hundred children recover.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06
ONE YEAR AGO uppAY

Presldent-eIect Harding spoke BRIEF
ly in the senate
Fifteen thousand were made home
less by earthquake in Albania.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

Al ono point in London buses pass
at an aNernsr Of $40 per hour al the
busiest time.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-06

Policeman Edward Coughlin. ths
murdered child's father, had sur
rounded the house. Ealph Penses,
husband, and his two daughters,
Josephine. nine, and Dolly, seven
teen. were arrested. They deny
having had any part in the crime.