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son and as the great-grand aunt,
when she was a young wife making
the same mistake the modern wife
was about to make.
We haven't space to tell the story,
but no matter what are your beliefs
regarding the spirit world. you will
find much 70 interest you in this pic
ture.
The contrast Of the modern day and
several generations ago is worth men,
tioning, for at no time are the changes
so abrupt that they detract from the
story. 1t is also interesting to note
our present day stories are much the
same as the old ones.
The costumed part Of the picture is
beautiful. The directing throughout
is excellent. Here is a good picture.
The cast, which speaks for itself.
includes Milton Stills. Fred Huntley
Bertram Grassby. Casson Ferguson,
tie Mary Jane Irving.
Beulah Marie Dix is the author OF
'Borderland." Reviewed by ]. K)
+ +
Three Cheers. We've Found 1t
I feel like yelling for joy.
What's the trouble?
have seen a bunch of crook plays
on the stage and many more On the
screen and I have longed for the day
when producer would be big enough
to paint" his crooks as human
beings.
That day OF days has arrived, because
/ found the human element truthfully
worked out in Marshal Neilan's
Fools First"
Nellan knows how to create movie
suspense" and he knows how to make
his actors act like human beings. In
other words, Neilan forces his actors
to forget they are actors while ap-
pearing before the camera. Mr..
Neilan, II you do nothing more in your
career as director, there will be a
bunch of people on this old earth who
are thankful for just that.
Right now let me tell you I am not
going to reveal one single line about
the story, because the less you know
about it the better tipe you will have.
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DEATHS

Thomas Thurston, 4S. city hospital.
mitra insufficiency.
Grande Fred kits, 80. city hospital,
chronic mastoiditts.
Emma F. Lykins, 81, 81. Vincent Hospital.
carcinoma.
Edith Mary Cummins. AZ. SO S. Summit.
meningitis.
EstRer Dennis, 90. Methodist Hospital.
ectopic CESSATION.
Robert Paterson. Al. 1925 N. Columbia,
chronic myocarditis
James Mitchell Chester, 20, St. Vincent
Hospital tubercular Inenh gitis.
Ophela Teasley, 40, 62S Holten Pl val
vular disease of heart.
Marjorie Williams, 10. 1918 N. Missouri.
phthisis pulmonais
Anna McQuiston Mallory. 50. 1725 N. ILL
nois, cerebral apoplexy.
Lillian Rea Brown, II. Ill E, Eighteenth
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Rebecca Bell. 81. 1882 Avondale Pl-
chronic interstittal nephrits.
Myrtle Brown, rs, city hospital, tubercu-
losis.
Henry Johnson. 81. 013h Indiana, pull
monary tuberculosis.
mont, carcinoma.
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BURGLAR RUNS
Routed by Screams, but Gets Money
and Clothing.

Mrs. Lena Posniak. 931 S. Capitol
Ave-, awake during the night. staring
in the rays of a f1ashlight in the
hands Of a burglar in her room. She
endeavored to arouse her husband.
Abe Posnis.k, but before she had sue
ceeded her screams had aroused
others in the house and had fright
ened the burglar who leaped out the
window.
Invest cation disclosed that Pos
niak's trousers containing $50, cloth
ing belonging to Morris Gollss. a
roomer and a silver mesh bag belong
ing to a daughter, were missing.
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MONDAY IN COURT
Arrested Saturday Asleep on Canal
Banl-Has Bottle of "Water"

James Monday, who gave his ad-
dress as city" and who, according
to Prosecutor J. Burdette Little, is
usually in city court on Saturday, In
spite of his name. is firmly of the
opinion that Indianapolis needs more
drinking fountains. For just because
there was no water eft to drink"
learer than Military Park, Monday,
told Judge Wilmeth, he was forced to
carry bottle of water around with
him, and after a few sups therefrom.
fell asleep on the bank of the canal.
A policeman found him and the
bottle. said the bottle contained de-
natured alcohol. Judgment was with.
held, on Mondays promise to confine
himself to water for drinking pur-
poses.
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ASKS LEGAL ACTION
Allege Law Clerk Loses Job Because
He Was Drafted as Guardsman.

Attorney General Lesh will be asked
to take legal action against the law
firm of Ralston, Gates, Larry, Van
Mugs & Barnard for the discharge
of its bookkeeper. George P. Shippey.
because he was indicted into National
Guard service at the State operated
mines, Adjt. Gen. Harry B. Smith
stated today.
General Smith has the law firms
letter to Shippey announcing THAI
they had discharged him and hired
another to take his place. The let
ter is conrnendatory of Shippey's serv-
ices, but says the action was neces-
sary for uninterrupted business.
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A Made To Order Hero

Circumstances make a hero of a
coward in His Back Against the
Wall" the current attraction at Mis-
ter Smiths.
The story concerns an East Side
New Yorker with a yellow streak"
who is ashamed Of his own cowardice
and leaves for the West. He is thrown
off freight train in the desert and
wanders to a deserted shack. Two
bandits come to the shack In a
quarrel they kill each other. TIN
sheriff finds the New Yorker with a
smoking gun and thinking he has
killed the bandits, acclain1s him a. hero
At times you feel like choking the
New Yorker, but he is such a ridicu-
lous coward you have to laugh.
The picture is light but entertain
ing.
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Bill Russell has been so busy lately
using his fists in movie fights and
thrills that you probably doubted he
would take time to raise beard. Be-
lieve it or not, his press representa-
tive sent us this picture of Bill wear
ing a beard. His latest movie is
Money to Burn" and it is the fea-
tured offering at the Isis this week.
This story has a Wall Street setting.
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ture picture at
the Apollo this
week with Ag-
mes Ayres in
the leading role.
Miss Ayres
plays three diff
ferent character
izations. First
as the spoiled
wife who is dis
appointed with
her busy hus-
band, then as
the ancestral
S pirit, who
comes tC warn
her when she
decides to run
away with an
other man and
leave her hus-
hand and xyOuy1C
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MONEY TO LOAN
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.

NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION:
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
To, whom it may concern Notice
park 'i commissio Ta Of the city yAf Of In
dimapolis. that by it's acquisition resolution
No. 49, 1922. it has determined to acquire
the following described real estate in the
city of indianapolis. Marion County. In
diana:
part of the southwest quarter of
secuon Y. township 16 north, range east
@sc9b county INDIANA
south line of said quarter section. which
Is also the center line Of Thirtieth st.,
at point LAS feet east of the southwest
corner, OF said quarter section: thence north
at right angles to Thirtieth St., a distance
parallel to ThiPtieth g. dist aGes of aes
River. distance of S77 feet feet = to point ONT;
thence east parallel to the center line of
Ihlrtieth St. distance of 1913 feet to a
point. said point being the northeast corner
Of the property sold to the Indianapolis
Canoe Club: thence south 2112 feet to
the center line of Thirtieth St.: thence east
along the center line of Thirtieth st. $40
feet to place of beginning, containing 3.02
acres"
Said real estate so to be acquired is to
De used for park purposes Of tie city of
By said resolution it is provided that
Saturday Aug. Goth. 1922 at 10 O'Clock a.
m at the office of said board in the City
Hall in said city, will be the time and place
modifying or resembling said resolution. and
when 1t viii receive and hear circumstances
from persons interested in or affected by
such proceedings and when it will determine
the public utility and benefit thereof
CHARLES A. BooKWALTER.
FRED CLINE,
A. NJ. MAGUIRE.
SARAH z. SHANK.
Board OF park commissioners Of the city
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oh, boy. you will be on the edge of
your seat long before Fools First"
has fiickered for the last time, If
am not all wrong.
There are two big acting triumphs
in this Neilan movie-those COM
tributed by Claude Gillingwater and
by Raymond Griffith Griffith is cast
as a ''wop" leader of a gang of
thieves. And the gang presided over
by him is real gang. You get the
idea that this bunch would really rob
a bank. Even when Griffith is tragic,
you will howl with joy. Then Claude
Gillingwater bless this old man and
save him for many more movies) will
convulse you again.
Richard Dix, Claire Windsor and
many others in the cast.
No, not word about the story.
See tit is immense.
At the Circle all week
Forgot to tell you, the bill includes
a Ilews weekly. an organ recital, a
scenic. topics Of the day. good or
chestra music and a comedy.
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Elaine Wears Pretty Gowns

Elaine Hammerstein does some good
work and wears some beautiful gowns
in Under Oath" at the Colonial this
week.
The story concerns a fight between
two Wall Street powers, one an aris-
tocrat and the other a man who had
worked his way up from a dock hand.
The ex-dock hand wanted revenge
because the aristocratic family had
heightened" him.
He gets his revenge, but in such
a way that he becomes ashamed Of
himself and tries to make reparation.
In doing so he wins the love of the
girl whose father he had tried to
ruin.
The story is we'll told.
The American Harmonists have ar
ranged a musical program. playing
with their own record Of Count the
Days" and Sweet Evening Time
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Hozo Hate Can Change Man Into
Wolf Sh0zOn Chauey i'm The Trap
By WALTER D. HICKMAN.


That like
outn
He
Of
The
a naturein other
a thought and action
rapidly become wolf in character for the d.
possible
tory o development of a mans character
mentally wild wolf
of
plan
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Wilson. 921 Paca St.. and Myrtle
Johnson. $40 Cotton St
Joseph O. Ritchey 1858 n. Capitol Ave-
and Helen Hare. 427o n. Meridian St.
Roscoe Z. Butt. Io45 W Twenty Ninth
St. and Evsngelirie Bridges. 1917 Eugene St.
Louis Danforth. 523 W Wilkins ST., and
Lulu McClain. 523 w. Wilkins st.
Hrschel A Greenlee. Catesvtlle Ind. and
Bernice E. Lydick Catesville. Ind.
Herscheu C. Peery. Boone County. Ind.
and Winifred Schenck. Marion County. Ind
Alexander H Kuhn. p12 s. Mason ST..
and Henrietta F. Rath. 3707 Babson st.
Charles e. Barrett. Greenfield. Ind. and
Hazel Wood Greenfield. Ind
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BIRTHS
Twins

Twins
Andrew and Edith Burns. 2242 Valley.
sirl and boy.
Girls
Verlain and Mary Beamsn. 1850 Stand
ard.
ora and Edith Enzor. 1908 Ashland.
George and Bessie Denisou. 1919 De Loss.
Daniel and Cordelia Hardiman, 420 E.
Wabash
Russell and Marguerite Doyle. 442 N.
DrcXel.
Ralph and Minnie kim. 1857 Silver.
Boys
Carl and Marie Baxter. 1449 Churchman.
Fred and Lulu ST. Clair. $40 4. Twelfth.
Roscoe and Van Henley, 1913 Park.
Carl and Ema Eggert, 7o5 &. Minnesota.
William and Hazel Philpott 43 s.
Oriental
Brodie and Flora Atkins. 921 Darnell.
Robert and Cynthia Proder. 539 s. State.
Louis and Flora Elder. 337 Hamilton.
John and Lottie Brown. $50 n. Noble.
William and Grace Teepe. 1907 Church
man.
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Marenpo Fair Onens

ENGLISH, Ind. Aug. 14.-Purdue
University has sent an exhibit from
the agricultural extenhion depart
ment to the Crawford County Fair at
Marengo, which opened today.
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The Serial Idea Wins

The more the movie serial idea is
studied, the more convinced I am the
success of a serial depends on who is
in the cast. Ruth Roland probably is
the best known serial actress on the
screen today.
She knows the value of doing daring
deeds in each episode. At times, it
seems, she writes the serial as she
acts. She has created a serial public
who go week after week to the same
theater to see what will happen next
to the queen of the serial.
This is true at the. Regent where
her latest serial, ''The Timber Queen
is being presented each week. The
fifth episode is now on view.
The bill includes Neal Hart in eta
bic Top Ranch" and a comedy.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION.
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
To whom 1t may concern: Notice 10 hereby
gwen by the board of park commissioners OF
Acquisition Resolution No. 81. 1922. Il has
determined to acquire the following described
real estate in the city Of indianapolis. Mar
ion County. Indiana:
beginning at the intersection of the
north line Of Lockerbie ST. and the west line
OF Liberty ST. in the city OF Indianap olis
arion County. Indiana: thence north along
the west property line OF Liberty st. to the
south line Of Vermont ST.. thence west
along the south line of Vermont St. to the
east line of East ST.; thence south along
the east line of East ST.. TO the north limo
of Lock erbie ST: thence east along the north
line OF Lockerbie St. to the place of begin
ming, containing 2.57 acres"
That said real estate so TO be acquired 10
to be used for park purposes OF the city of
Indianapolis.
By said resolution II Is provided that Sat-
urday. Aug. 20 1929, at 10 o'clock a. m
at the office of the board in the city hall in
said city Will be the time and place when
final action will be taken. confirming modi-
flying or resembling said resolution, and
when II will hear remonstrances from per
sens interested In or affected by such pro-
ceedings, and when IL will deter Inc the pub
lie utility and benefit thereof
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER.
FRED CLINE,
A. NJ. MAGUIRE,
SARAH F SHANK
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TO GRAVEL ROAD CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed board Of commissioners OF Posey
County. Indiana. Monday Sept. 4, 1929,
up TO the hour OF two t2) o'clock, D. M
will eceive bids at the office OF the county
auditor at the courthouse In Mt. Vernon,
Ind. for the construction of ! .5o7 feet of
gravel road Improvement in Smith Town
ship, Posey County, Indiana known as the
Henry Garten ct al. road ordered by the
board of commissioners and will lot the
contract To- its construction. according to
the plans, specifications, estimates and pro-
file now on file In the audito 8 office OF said
county.
The estimated cost of said improvement is
81. 049.33.
Bidders viii be required 10 file with their
bids a bond for double the amount of said
bid. conditioned according 10 law and also
the necessary non-collusion affidavit as the
law provides.
The right to reject any or all bids Is re-
served by the said board.
Time for completion of seid work will be
agreed upon at the time Of the letting of the
said contract.
Dated Aug s. 1892
SAMUEL l.. THOMAS,
JOHN L. STALLINGS,
EDWARD A. OVERTOS,
Board of Commissioners of Posey County,
Indiana.
Attest:
WILLARD F. Robson.
County Auditor.
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Concerning oBorderIand''

Do spirits come back to warn the
ones they love. who are about to make
q big mistake?
They do in "Borderland, the fea.
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On the Stage Today

THE Charm School" is the current
weeks offering at the Murat. George
Gaul heads the cast.
Harmony -Four" is the name of the
healine act at the Lyric this week.
who Stole My Sweetie" is the must
cal comedy at the Rialto this week.
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INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.
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DEATH NOTICES

sULGRovE. MARGARET H-wife of
George w. Sulgrove. died at her home.
621 E. Twenty-Third St.. Sunday morning.
Aug. Is. Please omit flowers. Funeral
Wednesday. 2 D. m. at the residence.
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26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Al AUTO mechanic wants place. Can do
al kinds of welding and battery work.
Address A No 1858. Times.
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DOUBLE rooms; pantry and basement to
each side: electric lights: almost new; in
good condition. Bargain. Located at 1911
E. Minnesota St. CAL at 1887 Churchman
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NEW 5-room house. lot 143x15O: S470O E.
Twenty-First ST: small payment or vacant
lot balance monthly. Main 1929. Webster
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IF 1t is modern double or a bungalow, or
any kind of good homes east have
them: If south I have them also: IL you
have property for sale or rent call me for
ternla C j OSBURN DreKel 6lS4
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$4,000 On Easy Terms
2S0O e. MICHIGAN

Five-room modern; extra large lot double
garage, fine shade, $500. Call Trueblood.
RELIABLE REALTY co.
Main O1S6. Irvington 4213.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
b-Ifouses

GROOM semi-modern bungalow. style very
nicely arranged. porch across front. good
location on Cottage Ave. Only So $50 On
terms. Main CYL. Day or evening
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6-ROOMS on ground floor. nicely arranged.
bath room with toilet in: all other modern
conveniences. Located on improved street.
residential district on Hoyt Ave. Only 1878
on terms. Call Main 6771.
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TARIFF FIRST

Ire, don't Hard rs : said 10 DC ~ the
np,r. ul thai tie tariff should be taken
up III tho seraLtc ahead Of the soldier
h"ru> bill Most aSsuredlv Z should
The tar:n IS a mes sure designed 10 re-
store prosperity and 10 bring In money
10 the national treasury II means some
thing beneficial TO avery man. woman
and cI-ild in the country. II viii create
Jobs FOR American workers and place
pr"pcr restrictions on the Hood o. for
c,gn goods against which a, present no
ha--i& exists
Tho bonus is simply a measure u
ia" Ir"u"r out Of the national treas
ur, "a ahl" bodied men, many Of whom
do no need q As a class. the soldiers
who came out Of the war uninjured In
any way are far better OF, than the
average man. They are in perfect health
ard arc young and vigorous, The bonus
would impose additional taxes on all tho
people TO give money to this ia, ur"d
class. Il would tend to hold back tho
revival % business by the additional
burden which the taxes would impose
Ey an means ?es us have consideration
Of the .tar.a FIRST
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Monday, April II, 1922.



present time
that mas
west
The oend'
is pending congress
ais nat vii eTooahE PASS u
interest IN
cent IN
would tho state on
3!f'sooo In event Mr. Johnson
tho
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Of johnson
b. disappointing The commission he
additional
period
construction would materially
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author additional
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plan is o careful consideration
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EVOLUTION

Editor Wheeling tntelligcnccr.
Pear Sir:-Scvcral items and editor
iaIs have lately appeared in the COL
umns OF your PAPER concerning EFo'u'
ton. and the teaching of 1t in the pub
lie schools. which understand. has
been prohibited in the state OF Ken
lucky.
Having hccn A student and an Assoc
riatr for several Years with tho author
that wrote tho first book on Evolution
in tho English language To which the
writer signed his name many years be-
for" "narwin's Origin OF Species
" Oud like some space IN the columns
o. yuur very valuahl" paper I" express
snrtc facts concerning this mootcd qucs-
zion or subject:
The frs, essential fact Is. in all the
realms OF known evolution. there is NO
evidence that life has ever been evolved
from primary or mother substance or
any Of it's 'Hnown elements or chcmica
CONSTITUENCIES. In all the rca ms OF posi-
tive science. there is nothing known.
from which life can he evolved. There
fore ne Is the highest evidence outside
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NEW GLAND HELPS LoRENZ

An interesting fact has come TO light
in connection with IN. departure Of DR..
Adolf l.orcnz the famous blondless sur
gccn uf Vienna. Or. l.nrcnz had a
Slardular operation performed before
he came 10 America. He attributes
part Of his continued vtsor to this oper-
alton He m Sht be mistaken in this,
but NJ has visible evidence 20 prove that
the operation had some effect. That il.
that part OF ms hair which was white
before the operation. has reSained It's
former blond color
Coming from physician Of the
prominence OF Lorenz. this will attract
wide attention. The value OF giandular
operations has been subject OF violent
controversy In practice. some OF them
have apparently been successful and
others OF no value. The endorsement OF
l-orenz following his personal expert
cnce, may lead 10 much moro extensive
experiments.
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pop" ANSON DEAD

"rop~ Arson. greatest player In the
early history Of baseball, and a real
man IN every respect. is dead. Arson
was an exceptional athlete in many
ways. Despite his strenuous career. he
lived to be 20 years old. and retained
his physical visor almost to the end
Tho heart troubles and other ills that
usually attack professional athletes In
middle age seem to have passed Arson
by. He lived to see the game which
he helped to establish become the ma
tional pas,imc. and To sec his own name
become a legend
It Is the universal testimony that
Arson was worthy OF all his honors. He
Was not merely one of the greatest
first tasemen and batters in all base
ball history. He was always on thu
square. which is tho browning glory la
athletics. rs elsewhere.