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pusLlc GENERAL Laws

roads throughout the State, provided,
however that said funds shall be ex-
pended in the several Counties Of the
state In the same ratio as the County
road mileage of each County bears to
the entire County road mileage of the
State.
SEC. IL. And be u further enacted,
That IL the Congress of the United
States shall fail on or before Deem
Der Is, 1922, or December Is, 1923, re.
spectively, to pass legislation appro-
priating from the Federal Treasury
funds for the construction during said
years 1922 and 1923, respectively, of
rural post roads in the various States
sufficient to equal the amounts herein
respectively appropriated for said pur-
pose in Maryland, then, and in that
TO be used in connection with said
Federal appropriations for the build
ing OF rural post roads, or SO much
thereof as shall not be matched by
Federal appropriations, shall on and
after December Is. 1922, and Decem.
Der Is, 1923. respectively, become
available, in the discretion OF the State
Roads Commission, for use by said
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pusLIc GENERAL LAWS
CHAPTER NO. 2os
A BILL ENTITLED

BILL ENtI1IEp
An ACT to authorize the creation Of
state debt in the aggregate amount
of three million one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars t$3,150,OO0),
the proceeds thereof to be used for
the construction Of rural post roads,
lateral roads and bridges, and the
extension Of the State roads system
of Maryland, with the assistance of
funds from the United States Gov
eminent and the several counties of
the State, providing generally for the
issue and sale of certificates OF in.
debtedness evidencing such loan, and
providing the means for the several
counties to raise funds by bond is
sues, special assessments or other
wise, TO meet the funds to be con-
tributed by the State.
SECTION /. Be II enacted BY the
General Assembly Of Mdryland, That
In order to provide for rural post
roads, lateral roads and bridges for the
extension OF the State Roads System
OF Maryland, loan is hereby created
TO be known as the Lateral, Post
Road and Bridge Loan Of 1922" to the
amount Of three million one hundred
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PUBLIC GENERAL Laws

unea'es OF Indebtedness 10 De oatea
June 10 i'Zz, ana herein appropriated
lor tue construction OF lateral roads
auu snai Immediately and not later
eaah may l. 1879 notity the County
commissioners Oh the several counties
VI Tue amount mus ascertaineo' Which
mas peeh Appropriated from tne pro-
seeus ot tne SAFE OF oonus 10 De dateu
June TO- i'-<' 10 each Oh the countess
,e'pe1.''es ior iatera' roao purposes
snaii 'he'eupoh DC the uuty Oh 'he
pI"per authorities Oh eacn county 10
pio'iGe' Dy assessing tax upon the
'aAapie OASIS oi saia county OF by DOT.
rohihs upon the iaitn ana credit OF
sa'u county OF ny speciai assessments
anu oehen.s assessed upon the proper
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be paid to the State Roads Commits
sion at such times and In such
amounts. and under such guarantees
as the State Roads Commission shall
from time to time determine. II the
County Commissioners OF any county
shall have hxed the county tax levy
for such county for the year 1922 prior
to May ], 1922, and said Board OF Com
missioners shall desire to raise the
whole or any part OF such county's
share OF said lateral road money for
the year 1922 by assessing d tax upon
the taxable basis OF said county, the
said Board OF County Commissioners
are hereby authorized and empowered
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iosv. entitiru IAN Additional Supplement- 10
an Act entitled An Act to incorporate The
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One million six hundred and nifty
thousand dollars Of said loan. bearing
i, date the 18th day OF June. 1923, shall
be redeemable as follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-30
Vaudeville Fans TO See
Condensed Version Of Il RE7rFs


Headline honors on the bin at the
Palace nEH week VII go In Listen
Lester" q condeused version Of the
musical comedy OF thar name The
authors have taken the plot. the best
dialogue and song numbers and have
made a half hour version Of the piece.
The bin VII include
TEE BROWN GIRI4S-TTI offer
"A Symphony n Tone and Color. 3"
An orchestra composed Of good
looking girls who ara said to be ex-
ceI1sut musicians
CHARLES WILSON-Tn THE
Loose Nut" He Is one Of Indianapolis
own Wilson IS humorist by trade,
but is also an accomplished violinist-
His act runs to the Nut variety.
TOME GREY AND CO1IPANY-In
Run Down" A comedy act revealing
what might happen In an otherwise Or
Derby hospital or sanitariurn-
O'NEAL SISTERS AND JERRY
BENSON-Billed as The Sunshine
Kddies." The OrNeaI Sisters sing and
dance Jerry Benson who Is a song
writer Of note, accompanies them on
the piano.
EDWARDS AND EDWARDS-In
a Morning In the Woods" A sharp
shooting act Edwards claims to be
the only one in vaudeville who shoots
objects tossed IN the air. He was
member Of the Northwest Mounted Po-
lice Of five years and served as IN
structor IN the United States Army
during the late war.
PHOTOpT A Y-E1Sfa E-a,.e1-sc,, 81
"Outcast-" Miss Ferguson is seen as
a woman Of the streets who redeems
the man she loves David Powell and
Nary MacLaren have prominent parts
In the cast
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Newspaper Man Wrote
Dramatic PIayIe< for Variety

Twenty Minutes IN Chinatown"
dramatic pIayIet- VIII De the Lyrics
headIner naxt week It is described
as an episode Of the dreaded Tong
wars. which smoIder for a time, only
to break out anew in san franCiscoS
famous Chinese quarter. and is enact
ed BY a large company OF players re
cruited from the legitimate stage.
The sketch was written b Walter
Noutaeue, a San F.anclsco newspaper
man whose frequent assignments in
the Chinese district equipped him
with a thorough undeTsJan ding of his
subject
The bin VIII include
MORGAN DAVIS AND Lulu Nc
COY-Popular vaudeviLiaus In = new
act called Bits Of BoO5ology," and
consisting Of comedy, dialog- songs
and jay instrumental musical selec-
tons
-FOUR ROSES-A quartette OF aero
batic dancing girls, late features Of
the New York Hlppodrome production,
Good Times" INTRODUCING a routine
oS whirfwind scrObatic dances and
feats Of fancy rope skipping
PEPTTO-A nut comedian with
q reputation for original methods of
fun-making-
STUART AND L-AXYRESCE1-Th
former Is an tnpersons1or Of feminine
types known as the male Patti" and
Lawrence Is a California sinScr- They
have = ski1 made Up OF songs and lay
tsh costume displays
DOROTHY LEYFIS-NIeZ-0 central
70. whose voice has attracted Consid-
eTabls attention in The musical world
and who introduces a group Of pOpu-
Lar and restricted song numbers
MARI4ETTES SIANIKINS a
troupe Of tiny Hfeike figures n an
ingenious mechanical production
ON THE SCREEN Reginald Den
ny IN Round g. Of the series The
Leather Pushers." and othe- films
The Lyric announces a special per
fornancs New Years Eve s1arting at
1920 O'Clock and running Jzl-z1 mid
night
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TarIingtOn's Play Again
Used by Otis Skinner

Booth Harrington has made numer-
Gus changes in Mister Antonio"
which was produced several years ago
by Otis Skinner, and which comes to
EngLsh's Monday night for three
days.
Cast includes Marion Warning
Manley, Joseph Brennan, Beatrice
James, Rose Stillman, Ernest Elton,
Robert Harrison, Donald Mcmillan,
Irene Purcell, John McCabe, Wilfred
Nixon, Mary Mallon, Jean McAlpin,
Roberta Bellinger, Jack Mckee and
others. Among these will be found
many of those who appeared in the
original production Of Mister An
tonic"
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New Musical Comedy
Due at English's Thursday

Fresh from it's premiers of what we
are told is a snappy musical comedy,
comes to English's the latter part Of
New Years week. commencing Thurs
Gay evening, and including a Satur-
cay matinee.
The play is entitled Elsie" the
presenter is John Jay Schou, the
author of the book is Charles w.
Bell, and the writer's of the music and
lyrics are Sissle and Blake, com
posers of Shuttle Along" and Carlo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-30
Company of Sixteen Players
To Present Musical Comedy

"Ship Ahoy!" a musical comedy,
VIII be next weeks offering at the
Rialto. The show runs TO singing,
dancing and comedy. The vaudeville
part Of the bill will consist Of West
end Arce, the Three Sunbeams, Ma.
honey and TaIbert and the Sunset
Harmony Quartette.
lone Clear Call" First National
production, will be the movie feature
of the bill The story deals with the
Night Riders Of Kentucky and
Tennessee.
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forms the veneer Of his Oriental
cruelty. He is absolute monarch of
all he surveys. He rules his people
through their prejudices. He be-
lieves in the Green Goddess only in so
far as it is necessary to retain his
tyrannical sway over his nation.
There are four acts. The com
pany includes Elizabeth Risdon, Ivan
F. Simpson, Leonard Wiley, F'reder-
lex Lloyd, Morris w. Ankrum, Vera
Tompkins, R Darlington Short and
Roy Van Allen.
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SK|NNE R-ARL|SS
SHOWS FEATURES
FOR NE W YEAR 6
'EIsie,' Brand New Musical
Comedy, Coming to Eng
IiSh'S Thursday.

" GORGE ARLISS and Otis Skin
n ner will be the distinguished
- New Year day entertainers in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-30
Another New Mutual Show
Is Booked at Broadway

''The Broadway Bellies" will be the
new Offering at the Broadway next
week. There will be a special mid
night show on New Years eve. THE
Broadway Bellies is a Mutual Bur-
lesque attraction and comes here for
the first time. Myrtle Andrews, the
eoubret, is the featured member Of
the cast. The comics are Billy Hagan
and Lew Lederer. Others include,
Bessie Carretta, and Anna Toebe. The
chorus of sixteen offers several
novelty numbers.
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and Sanders, composers of ''Tanger-
ine." The play is stage directed by
Edward MacGregor and the musical
ensembles are engineered by Walter
Brooks, which fact strengthens the
above.
Ada Meade, whose work in
Madame Sherry" High Jinks,"
''Katinka," and Tumble Inn" have
been considered classics, in the cast.
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gSICAL COMEDY
|RAMA PLAYLET
AND SADIE HERE
ines, Comedy and Tong War
Come TO indianapolis
Vaudeville Houses.

y A former Zegfeld's ''Folies" girl,
dramatic playlet and a boiled down
<husical comedy will be the New
Hears week features at the local
vaudeville houses next week.
De Lyle Aida, former ''Follies"
Fsir1, viii be the headline offering at
T. F. Keith's.
The Lyric viii feature Il dramatic
playlet, Twenty Minutes III China
town"
4 condensed version of Listen Les
ter" a former musical comedy hit,
will be the chief Offering 1T the Pal
ace
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No. miss Luella Gear who is
one Of the several principals in
Elsie" opening at Englsh's
Thursday night.
No. 9Otis Skinner will be at
EngHshs the first half Of next
week in Mister Antonio"
No. Myrtle Andrews with
Broadway Bellies Company" at the
Broadway next week
No. 5--De Lyle Aida who viii
headline next weeks bin at B. T.
Keith's.
No. 6-"The Four Roses at the
Lyric next week.
No. babe Harte in Ship
Alloy" at the RIalto next week.
No. 8--Charlie Wilson. an In
dianapolis actor. at the Palace,
opening Monday.
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NegHgeea

Attractive neglgees Of blue satin
are lined with gold cloth and bound
with blue maribou
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Musical Revue Beauty
Comes to Keith's Monday

Heading the New Tears week bill
at B F. Keith's, starting With a matt
nee Monday viii be De Lyle Aida, the
pr1na donna who was 4 resent fea-
ture Of Ziegfelds ''E'olHes." She viii
be seen In a musical comedy called
Sadie, Ons Of Those Girls" This
comedy IS said to be patterned after
Sally" q Broadway success Miss
Aida VIII have in her support Dor
othy Buckley. T1erney and Donnelly,
George Dobbs. L ,. Bertels and Toms
Holman
The program also Includes
HUSTON RAY. young American
concert pianist and composer, assist
ed by the Duo-Art reproducing plano,
VII offer a musical program. The
Lamp Of Inspiration
THE BEAUMONT SISTERS VIII
Offer a comedy singing act written for
them by Edgar Allan WOLF called
a "Reminiscences
THE FOUR AMERICAN ACES-A
ouartette Of athletes who oI1er Il cast
ing act
ED HEALY AND ALLAN CROSS,
will show the -.Smartest Styles in
Songs"
FERN REDMOND AND H
WELLS, VIII contribute a saure on
the modern fortune teller called The
Gyp-"
HARRISON CREME AND kATH-
ERNIE PARKER-Furmer musical
comedy stars, VIII offer a comedy
odity with music which they style
Just the Two Of Us"
MARY GAUTIER AND COMPANY
will present the educated and musical
pony Boy"
THE BILL WILL INCLUDE on
the screen the Pathe News Weekly,
the Topics OF the Day and Aesop' s
Fables
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New lear ueiy SIlISl lcl4IACAS III
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Arliss will open a weeks en-
gagement at the Murat Monday after
noon, but Mr. Skinner will not ap-
pear until Monday night at Engllsh's.
Arliss will be seen in his greatest
stage success, THE Green Goddess. %
BY giving a matinee Monday at the
Murat, the Wednesday matinee has
been eliminated. The second matinee
will be given on Saturday.
Mister Antonio" Booth TarKing-
ton play, is again being used by Mr.
Skinner for his three-day engagement
at English's.
On Thursday night at English -
Elsie" a new musical comedy only
about two weeks old, Will open a
three-day engagement.
The Rlalto next week will offer
ship Alloy" The Broadway will
shelter The Broadway Bellies"
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George Arliss Opens
At Murat Monday Afternoon

Al MUFdt MUUUdy .AIItIIIUVH
George Arliss Will be the New
Years week offering at the Murat in
1.-The Green Goddess"
The Green Goddess" takes place
in Central Asia Of the present day.
Rukh is small. Independent king
dom in the northwestern range OF
the Himalayan Mountains. The raja
was educated at Oxford and the pol
ish and culture OF Anglo-Saxon life
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ANUS EN- ENTS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-30

CALGARY, Alberta Dec, 90.--Of-
fetal reports indicate that Alberta's
wheat acreage IN 1922 was 642 900
acres greater than in 1921. The acre
age sowed in wheat this year was
5,765.565.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
GETS YEAR FOR ASSAULT

Daniel F. Blake, 435 Delaware
svenue southwest. who drank some
poison bootleg liquor last Saturday
night and ran amuck with a butcher
knife and cut William Lomax. of
The same address. was sent to Jail
for one year yesterday by Judge
Hardison in Police Court on a
charge of assault
Lomax was slashed about the face,
arms and hands. Policeman c. A.
Strobel of the Fourth precinct dis
armed Blake and arrested him.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
OLD GUARD FIGHTS
TOWN FARM VOTE
49,, .-- s.: -
Decides to Guido All Btocs in
Showing Friedliness for
Rural interests.
70 CALL G. %. P. SENATORS
Lodge and Several Colleagues
Meet and Plan Legislation
Against Profiteers.
By JAMES r. NOURSE.
Universal Service,

Universal Service.
Leaders of the Senate Old Guard
Yesterday resolved upon a bold
stroke to head off the farm bloc
and get on friendly terms with
the farmer, vote.
Meeting in Senator Lodges
sffice, they decided that no bloc
in the Senate will be permitted to
exhibit greater friendliness for
farming interests than will be
shown by the Old Guard itself.
. The program adopted by the con-
ference indicates that the Old
Guard plans to outdo the farm
bloc and all other blocs in their
efforts to protect the farm indus
try.
Anti-profitering legislation, de-
ngned to cut down the margin of
profit between producer and con-
sumer and eliminate the middle
man. is one of the principal items
on the Old Gaurd's new program.
FAVOR RURAL CREDITS BILL.
A rural credits bill to extend ii
larger measure of credit to the
farmer. thereby enabling, him to
weather the period between har-
vesting and marketing of his
crops. is another measure which
will be pressed by the new farm"
group
incorporation Of a marketing
system to enable the farmer to get
the highest prices for his products
is also suggested.
Among those who attended the
conference were Senators Lodge,
Watson of Indiana, Keyes of New
Hampshire, Willis of Ohio, Cameron
Of Arizona and McNary of Oregon.
Senator Lodge was urged by the
others present to call a conference
of all Republicans in the Senate to
consider the program more in de-
tail and get an agreement, IL pos
sible. by all Republican members to
support the proposed legislation.
Senator Lodge has set no time
for the general meeting. 1t is
understood, however, that the call
will be issued carly next week.
WILL FIGHT PROFITEERS.
Senators La Toilette. Borah and
Norris probably will have nothing
to do with the proposed conference.
Nor is Senator CaPper of Kansas,
chairman of the farm bloc. likely
to surrender his prsrogatives of
leadership over this group in the
Senate to accept silently a program
Of farm legislation proposed by the
Old Guard.
At the meeting in Lodges office,
the Old Guard Senators agreed
among themselves that high freight
rates and the new tariff law are in
no way to blame for the existing
high cost of food products. Re
sponsibility for the same was
charged to profiteering by Senator
Watson and others who addressed
the gathering. Hence it was de-
cided to make a general assault
upon profiteerins under the Old
Guard auspices.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
Coal Mine Demolished
BY Great Rock Slide

MIDDLEPORT, o., Nov. 27.-A
slide Of rock from a mountain, con-
tanning several thousand tons, fell
this morning and demolished the
coal tipple, power plant and shops
Of the Clifton Coal Company, at
Clifton, w. Va. just across the
river.
The slide occurred AT o'clock
while no one was at work. The
damage is estimated at $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
Fire in Paper Plant
Imperils 1000 Workers

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-A fire
started in the factory of the Graves
Wallpaper Company In Brooklyn
late today while 900 employees were
I'm the building.
All the occupants Sf the factory
made their way to safety. The
fire was quickly brought under
control. The damage was slight.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
Three Men Killed When
Engine Hits Hand Car

MARION. Ill. Nov 27.-Three
men were killed and three injured
today when the hand car on which
they were going to work was struck
by an Illinois Central engine near
Creal Springs. ten miles south of
here.
The dead are Vic Bond. Posea
Emmer and Corner Deaton. all
married.
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LOSES PURSE IN STORE.

Loss Of her pocketbook contain
ing s45. at a counter in a down
town store yesterday morning was
reported to police yesterday by Mrs.
Madeline f. Holmes. 1905 Sherman
avenue northwest. An accurate de-
scriptiou OF A colored woman be-
lieved to have been guilty OF the
theft was furnished police. who say
she can be identified.
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