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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-07
SEES ERA WHEN
AMERICAN OPERA
WILL FLOURISH

cheese pet Ar ofem ia one
oct Legend % ihe pne h mst
hten pahiistsi wHusn 8 r'ean
Everest tNrs Arh.halai rtesf :
NaicaEo soeiqA weman aho. uia
AHs Edsh Roe cisINr n Cumlfk
O. prominent amnne ite naf uai =
Users oi the opera lp cor iarraste
nsanaauon
Amer'ea bas mors than teHsuly.
five afits oreut states Mn ruesf
ah waiting "a ~ hsafd ara IS "a,
where thef may hs ri,en However.
vhhln decade our honaes n an
Englnh speaking couniHfs nlu. s.
l'efe. be- slngine their eH sefns-.
ulaf ani many q ihsm eh.earoa fof
Amerlra'si translation aul onafas
= am subscriber & nsad 81
era ara ana hostile uaialHe rs
musif hai mereh IS ihe injustice n
ihe rniiod states wtsre w. nnd fe.
siueilon Is tho do,siorm 81 = So.
musical SIS Compeiltaa srnalalt,
irads ana newer dld oeen to .el.uf
i'h as ehen several uonlhs ra ftn
ign opera ana Eaeiish Opera were s.
lnF produced hy eompfHae companies
here 3 fuil haases
The aft oi eHanifY ls ere 90 lil
larecst hufiness aHfeis ana naeAoit
eau steat eentef heuer a. founded
than "a caicaEo O. Is habit sf m.n.
60 % ferf food = my own c-alir,
not IN the my colannv rrhi &
vWng' sense hui lnslttng IN
place for q IN ihe niernailnal ar
tuc houz0n vhirh ao uonh|n aaf
ior which ue spend mllilons ia n,
feld ~ ari my country eA.eh
Mrs Fferf ha written muse 10
Approximately ifo ,mtrtcau ana Eng
lsh isHrs lnrlualr ~sonnc,s ner
ihe Portuguese. besides cart saaR
and pieces for ihf a.sno She ls chair
mea y me comm.iise on AmeHasi
mHtic y the nHnas rtderatn &
mueic clubs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-07
IiIilII0N Of - RiII.s IOi,
ROCKEFELLER CHURCH

Noe Nori Dec IA csnllru of
- hi's ssld Is BE- larger than cay
now in ihs country uiil hs hung
"a iha Park Avenue naplia church
a. aifi froB John . Reck feil r
ln memory ~ Mfs Rockefeller Mr.
Rockefeller air adY has ordered ihe
? ila from Croydon Ensisnd 4 has
b rme known
The only ofhr cinlilon = TIE
sort 10 tho United atstea is ssd 70
bs plahnsd far craca Episcopal
church. plalnnsid New Jsrr shees
an Anonymous doueF b. rifsn
~ ~ 81 b1ils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-07
HEAD OF OWLS LosEs
MANN ACT APPEAL

chlcaeo. ncc THE United States
oonrl of appeals Wednesday affirmed
the decision of the Tinted states as.
frf court a. Indianapolis. holding
John W Tabaf. supreme presidsn, of
the Order u Ovla. guilty q violation
of iha Mann aci.
Talbot hsd been found guilty -
taking Pearl n4gley from Topeka
Kan. 10 South Band. lad.
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GIRL HELD FoR oEsT.
she TELLS OFFICERS

CieEciand. Dec 7.--Inve1iirsilen a
a caarFe thsf Anna Pstski. = year.
-. had been helf IN virtnsi sl2Tery
% 4 Chlraxo phys.cias - wsrk out
deaf vas teing made hers wedaea-
dzy by 9 7 TlHiod. assistant United
stztes aftorneT
Tie Eigi made ike charges afisr
eisinz hsrseK 70 a. fsaiise wanted
II Chiczeo for stealing = rinT and
gsrelry vzissd a. so. frrm TIE pay
slcizz's wffe she has denied ne
iarceny charge.
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A TEXAS WONDER

for hlduey aud bladder trouble
gravel weak and lame back. fheama
tam. irregularities II the kli.
teys and bladder nerala,es bladder
troubles IN children n not sold by
truggiais man fi2f. Small bottle
often cure Send f'r swom tesumon.
iait ~ p " llsli. tJse Olive street.
st Louis. SO.
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whso you A., csr.lIp.l,a

To insure a hsathr action ~ ths
hfus els and correct disofds - u a.
liver. take two - Chambaflaln 4
Tf b'sia immediately aftfr supper
ThfY wlii nof only esHss 4 gentle
m0Ffmfnt ~ fhe hnueFs. Wfhaaf
effects baf banish that
dlli. stupid feeling that often hc.
companies eonailpaiieu
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a sIssoes oUAno

Sticking the poinis n the s0v
into cork before r'scine fbsm "a
your sewing lar win mavens holes
telflng f. yo1r bag
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Indoor tetfHisfv ifs IN WI1ifr
has q direct betrinH % the prevail.
ence of coughs and colds Kefp The
bowels aciiye snd overcome eonsil-
paiion with Feigy cafhffilc Tah.eis
Colds. eoBris troup throaf. chess
and brorchai troable qBickys re-
sisffr with Foiel Honey End Tar.
Sold srsryvhere
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WINTER GATHERINGS
speFao DISEASE

sneezirg srf ocurhlnr - lnsoor
E4thfrinrs spread eisfsee. The fret
symptoms -. Or eng standing
coaghs. colds. cro1p. throat. cherf
ard bronchial froabie ars oasckIv
erfifTfd With Fo1eT's Horey snd
T1r. cortains 10 opistes-f1grefien
pfl1isd on fas Frsppsr sold sfsfg-
FnsTss kE-zE-anz.1n alma
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WANTED -Ss1ez-sa ~ Gnthrss
ard vicinity Couuisson eoztrsft
cal. far srars tine or fug t.ms.
w I'll teach O. . se1 iscere
Yro,ectfsn fs-.nsh ct frse sctooi
cf insfructloa azd hzf7 Toz b1ld :
prortshIs bzzfnssa Nazsaehusstss
Bondizg ard zzzarznee con;an7.
Accfdent ard Heaiih Dpt Sag.naw.
3lschiss-s CAPITAL slTss @fs.
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= Tv Ny MIX NIX N
n BUSINESS AID LAaoR 4

> wwg wNaw Xxx
~ BUSINESS AID LAeoR a
~ Is N a EA@ SwNw s.
% Nov Yors 3 saving. harh ae-
count becomes dorm q after s0 tolrs.
and umst Or state bank artaent
afier five years n ihen eessa- ~
dfav interest bai carried ou ibe
h1efs e. permanent l.abniie
President Hardng recently fted
conFreEt for special apr raauan
~ fi2 fro o01. for refundlns fl,es
collected during 'ha nscai sear ga
ins June 20 The halt q thls rsfiad
s. ier income iaze errone na utld
lweuty-two pef cent 81 the ama-
mum a8piy 70 psr cent q a. flaie-
flass 0.ipat - nsr cent q ff. tn
is ger cent of ne copper snl irr
efn' % zoe annual production 4 iron
snf steel are nov used o. mal r.
fasfeugsf automobile and truck
~ Andrew tarks1n iiunie 81 D. hIs
si't car. q sun aa emplogoa ef
t-t'f Sam. Ile oaamises fhs iltsfary
features ~ examination pap IS Is the
Civil Service Commission. gtttat
tor He - civil wsr seie.ai. anf
D. i.ieiiect is ss kean As ihsi 81 :
man haif his age
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FOLEY KIDNEY Pills
fos ft~rs ere ierffs ts- ry-rrr

Women are admitted 70 memberhip
n tie Bro klfn * = Chamber e
esnnsiss 80 s1z sssf2
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2 Dots and room house go.d
locat<a on pavement r . afek
nan.
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FOLEY GTHARIIC TABLETS

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voters q said tlsg lsa iaiiaeinE pfepa
sitans
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ftall 'he tltf ~ uathfe Hlsts ~
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
"a EsczE-k- f,rNrru sso PLsccrx

Lssssr classified as sss rsssss.
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ATTORNEY
49, AnYERrIsEMENTs

wsnt advert semfnts n TIE iead-
er must he in tia osfce ~ tNeire
o'clocq Z classification IS desired.
Classified ads are cash sacept
vhsra parties have guar acco
as tas Lsadr office The Lkader
c1liezors have experienced 60 muca
treahle IA beating maHY rauies
vho have rh-nea IN uanis. taat j.
4 necessary 20 invoke the cash-.u-
zdvanca system. e1ctp, where reg
u,sr scccuntx are mailtalutG
Nfmoranda % what ls uanted~ or
-fr SAX etc. may De iet a De
Leader business office and sans
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


sun.uRnAN PROPERTY Fm sals
O. Ea1s raeas sii The Car.
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FOR SNf~imero4ed 3 acrf tract
mar CITY. on gas ans. fras aad
herres. Gals sseaeoo = } nisek.
man
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ssLEsvEN WANTED

WANTED salesman st ozos. rsos
rroposltson. Car Kszrns Dlxis
Reozs. 81 - ". Oklshcns Are.
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January i6th s lho tiie 80 Sec
ih ~h q th Ft smith 4 Western
ri9Ora
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SPECIAL So on al Rass at MeU.
ir. NhiirfNMH
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Flfiy clnd.dales Tor admls -
ihs sut bar took thc fnteanae tt-
limitations si thc clMtai wfdn sday
Those Who pes wiH D. sworn in
todaa Z an % fram.naiion pansn
hlf. tsen rral z 81 thai time
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ladea Hil = has1n Of shawnee q
holding caufl fhIs eesk hire fnr
1uaeo smith uh ho dlslaa nHid hlm
Nn cisa rAs0s are hs.nr ara
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ieeai lions u1i csllsct cast 80
q ihluE Or me near san4a Tlt
ap hanlio 81 SOUR od elaih
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FOR TRADE- Small Tenas farm
improved for Caihre rr,per,Y r.
Fle.ffr .io Ia West oAthoma
Ave- Guthrie. Okla.
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foR sAtE CHEAP Haas Bold TAR
ultare snl dhhA SEC l-g Essf
Dkla Ave
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The ooid save pf,d.a . fer aat
nifhi d.d not arrive hal ih. veathef
men SAYS / all ht hfw iauieht
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Ns MAam Rohlf Formerly tss
1tss Hsmon has fard ~ wesafs
husband fr alearoe. charging cfa
tlig shs sasa Ae Qraeileed thc
3 aiheu ars q % hsia 90 hr hHu
ms her sfer,if 81 ima The
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
In The Land . Make Believe

Let US realize one thing-,he Stuar
Walker Company Is nearly ready to be-
gin its third week Of the sixth season Of
that organization.
In two weeks time Mr.. Walker has
given us a breezy and beautiful presenta-
ton of "Honors Are Eyen,' which we
never have seen here before. This week
he has been giving us the great oppOr-
tunity OF seeing Beryl Mercer in Three
Live Ghosts" in the role which brought
her so much fame in New York City.
Mr. Walker gave Cincinnati. Ohio, Il
chance to see Miss Mercer. She has ap
peared only On New York, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis in this role. New York
kept her nearly year playing the GIN
soaked step mother Of one Of The Three
Live Ghosts"
Next week Mr.. Walker will present
another play new to Indianapolis. 1t Is
THE Acquittal,' a mystery comedy
drum. Mr.. Walker is moving rapidly
this season. It is my personal opinion
that Indianapolis IS not moving fast
enough. The Walker company is getting
good support. but Mr.. Walker deserves
more than that-he deserves the very
best possible support that Indianapolis
can give him.
Miss Mercer and "Three 1.-Two Ghosts"
should have broken office records, but
the combination didn't do 1t. There are
mighty few producers who will bring
original stars to city to play original
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
&c K M A N

roles. Mighty few. To encourage Mr..
Walker TO continue this policy, the PUB
lie must voice It's opinion at the box
office in healthy numbers
No theater enterprise can accomplish
big things unless 1t has public support.
! am not indicating that Mr. Walkers
opening week OF the sixth season have
been bad from an attendance standpoint.
but ! do maintain that he support should
have been in large proportions to bal
ance up with the merit OF Mr.. Walkers
endeavors
Mr.. Walkers organization Is more than
an individual enterprise. 1t is nearly
civic In nature. For about four months
each year, the producer Is vital part
OF the community life OF the city. He
began his season earlier than usual this
year 1t Is ideal weather to attend the
theater this time of tho year.
He IS introducing us to many new
players this season because he Is operat-
ing two companies. one hero and the
other In Cincinnati.
Mr.. Walker announces that he will Sc
lect plays from the following list to be
presented ut Murat this summer: affairs
Of Anatol," "Remeo and Juliet" "Rollo's
Wild Oats" "The Broken Wing" Peter
fbbetson," ''The Girl OF the Golden
West" Boys Will Be Boys" "A Very
Good Young Man" Enter Madame"
"rhe Detour,'' MY Lady's Dress, .
Madame Sans Gene" and others.
Many Of the plays in this list have never
been presented in this city. Also. Mr..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
PARTNERS AGAIN.
is BEST COMEDY
ALONG BROADWAY
Barney Bernard and Alex
Carr Again Appear in
NeU York.
OTHER RIALTO NEWS
BY DIXIE HINES.

NEW YORK, May 13.-For broad
comedy the best bet Of the season rs
Partners Again." the latest Potash
and Perlmutter series; for light COM
edy the weeks best play was What
the Public Wants." by Arnold Ben
nett, and for distilled gloom Strind-
berg's Creditors" II French as a
language was as popular as some
other things that are French, lie
Retour." done by the French players
at the Belmont, would be the best
light comedy Of the week.
Barney Bernard and Alex Carr, two Of
the best Hebrew low comedians on the
stage. are reunited In the new Montague
Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman COM
edy, Partners Again" and the play,
with these skilled comedians, IS perhaps
the most boisterous farce of the season.
1t is unqnestionably the best Of this
popular Potash and Permutter series,
and has at once taken a commanding po-
sition among the very few successful
comedies still on Broadway. The Abe
Potash and Mawruss Perlmutter have
gone into the automobile business this
time, and while the story holds together.
1t Is really unnecessary. 1t Is the con-
trast between the older and more sedate
partner and the young man Of the firm
that furnishes the amusement. They de-
/ bate and scold and quarrel as before,
and get themselves into all sorts Of trou-
bic from which they are extricated with
much difficulty to themselves and much
amusement TO the audience. The lines
are snappy and modern the characteri-
cations excellent and the cast in every
way adequate Jennie Moscovitz. Helen
| Reimer and Adele ROLAND arc the best
aids In this respect. Partners Again"
is a corking good farce, acted with skill
and made further attractive by excellent
staging.
BENEFITS NEW PLAY
Is WELL WORTH SEEING.
Arnold Benefits What the Public
Wants" Is the play worth seeing even II
1t Is somewhat stale now. 1t was writ
ten at a time when London was Just
awakenening to yellow Journal methods,
and Mr. Bennett found much to write
about. Now London has as many yellow
journals as New York, and much Of
what otherwise might have been mildly
amusing lack interest. but the Theater
Guild has made SO skilful production
with Charles Dalton, Malcolm Dunn,
Claude King, Margaret Wycherly. Louis
Calyert--Mr Calvert staged the play as
well--Jane Wheatley, Harry Ashford and
Continued on Page Sine.)
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LITTLE THEATER
TO START FUND
FOR OWN HOUSE
Test Dalt0n's Comedy to Be
Presented by Players of
City May %.

When the Little Theater decided to
build q theater of their own for next
season. they decided to start their build
ing fund by presenting a new play by
Hoosier dramatist. The choice fell on
the new comedy, Not According to
Hoyle." by Test Dalton. This Will be
presented rs special performances on
Monday, May 20. at the Masonic Temple,
afternoon and night.
George Somnes. the director of the
Little Theater. is playing With the Stuart
Walker Company, so the work of direct
ing had to be undertaken by the author
OF the play. The play requires par
tfcular types and experienced actors A
professional cast has been chosen consist
ing Of Mrs Evelyn Fife, Mary Jane Wal
ters, H. L. Earnest. Arthur j. Beriault
ard Carlton Guy. All of these people are
well known TO the people of indianapolis.
Mrs Fife has played successfully In
vaudeville and stock and created many
prominent roles. She was recently seen
in belinda"
Mary Jane Walters has played In
genue lsads for the Little Theater and
Will portray the role of Betty in this
play She created the role of Lola Pratt
in Seventeen and has played IN the
company OF Robert Mantell. As for Fl.
L. Earnest, who plays the part of the
clerical Jason, he has played not only
In many plays for the Little Theater,
but has also played IN vaudeville.
Arthur J. Beriault Is best known to
Little Theater patrons for his creation
of Governor Morton In the Indiana his
torical play, Polly Of Pogue's Run"
He is well known for his character parts
and has been In stock for several years.
He plays the role of a solid, reliable
business man in this production.
Mr. Carlton Guy, who IS so we'll known
on the stage, will play the role Of the
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PERIODICAL JUDGE
TO BE SHOWN AT
MISTER SMITHS
Locus State Will Present
Booth TarkingtOn's Man
From Home
MIX IN NEW MOVIE

Booth Harrington will be honored
at Loew's State next week when a
movie version of the Hoosier authors
biggest success, 1.-THE Man From
Home" will be presented.
James Kirkwood will play the role
Of Daniel Forbes Pike, who is 1.-THE
Man From Home"
At the Ohio Sunday D. W. Griffith's
"Orphans Of the Storm will begin it's
third and final week. At Mister smiths
Maclyn Arbuckle will be seen in 1.-The
Prodigal Judge" At the Circle Richard
Barthelmess will be seen in sonny
double bill be offered at the Al
hambra, featuring Al ST. John in Special
Delivery" and Tom Mix in THE Fighting
Streak"
At the Isis Charles Jones. formerly
known as Buck" Jones. will be featured
in Pardon Ny Nerve"
THE VAN FROM HOME"
AT LOEw'S STATE NEXT WEEK.
Indianapolis and Indiana are to be
prominently seen on the screen at Loew's
next week beginning Sunday, when Booth
Tarkington's story and stage play, The
Man From Home" adapted to the screen
by Ouida Bergere. Is to be the feature
photoplay.
The picture was produced by George
Fitzmaurice.
Mr.. Tarkington's story deals with
principal characters originating at Ko-
komo, Ind. The central figures are Dan
lei Forbes Pike, Genevieve Granger -Simp-
son and Horace Granger Simpson, the
Simpsons being sister and brother, or
phans. and heirs to an immense estate,
which Is In the hands of Pike. their
guardian. He is young, hard-headed
Hoosier business man and In love with
Genevievs.
When the story opens the brother and
sister are preparing for a trip to Europe
to obtain social polish. Pike remains be-
hind. but with an eye and an ear In the
direction Of Europe. Soon he is con
WINGED he is needed there and he hustles
across the Atlantic and arrives in Italy
in time to prevent an impoverished
nobleman marrying the Kokomo mil
lions.
1t Is Paramount picture starring
James Kirkwood The producing com,
pany was sent to England, France and
Italy to obtain the locale, 1t Is announced.
A musical feature on the bill for the
week is The Evolution of Dixie an
atmospheric screen production telling
the story Of how Dan Emmett, minstrel,
came to write che song. Dixie" As the
film presents the story the orchestra
plays the music and the words are sung
behind the screen.
The usual short film features are also
on the program.
Il Il II
DOUBLE BILL
AT THE ISIS.
Followers Of THE Leather Pushers."
the interesting series of photo plays made
from Witwers tales of the prize ring.