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Evening star., 1923-10-28
C0LUMBIA-aloria Swanson in
~ l.. : ,."Zasa,.. 2. ;5.i.,

sHaving achieved one Of the suc-
ceases of the current season last week
at Loew,s Columbia, Theater, "zaza.' -
beautiful screen version Of the IA
nous Belascos stage yuccess. with
Gloria Swanson as its central. figure,
will be presented for a second week
at Loew's Columbia Thsater. begin-
s"Zaza" has been, produced by Para
f4ount on a .soaie .of grandeur that
r9akes 1t one etef the -remafkable Gin
e(na episodes Of the< &ysar, Allan
sess VIZ Ros1n drffsed Hsca sssa maitsr
cpny" and -'tGlimpSes OF the Moon" ."
directed Miss Swanson tn.:this, her
latest starring .pEodnetion. The cast
ifcludes H. B. Warner. Mary Thur
nan. Ferdinan4 GSttschAfk, Lucille
sAdapted by David ReIaseo from the
Evening star., 1923-10-28
CENTRAL II - Temporary Mar.
:-T - riaee."

AT CrandaIrs Central Thcater the
'nrst four days OF this weeI;> Begin
mig this afternoon at O'Clock,
Temporary Marriage" will be the
feature. 1t Is q story of: smart. So
clety and a. Iniddle-a8ed, scoupfe, swi1o
nave about reached the parting of
the ways by reason Of the WHY'S re.
fusaI to admit. the advancing years.
Kenneth Harlan. Mildred Davis.
Myrtle Stedman.. Tully Marshall.
Maude George. Stuart Holmes and
Edward Gotten are In the cast The
fourth round in the new Fighting
Blood series, with the novel song.
picture. Indiana Moon" the Kino-
grams and pipo organ. music Will
thursday and md tbroneb s.,r-d.v
Goldwyn.s. picture OF Elinor Glyn's
notion OF what love story should be
on the screen. six DAYS." will be
shown, It features Corinne Griffifh
and: Frank Mayo. Cliff Bowes, in
Simple Sadie. g. now funmaker: the
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
York.

Today, and tomorrow, Constance
Talmadge. in .Dulcy"; Dippy-Doo:.
Dad. comedy. "The Knockout" and
Pathe Review; Tuesday. Kenneth
Harlan and Eileen Percy. IN East
Side; West Side," and Harry Pollard.
in 'The Green Cat; Wednesday. An
dree: Lafayette, in "Trilby": Thurs.
day, Pricifia Dean. in Drifting" and
Clifft Bowers, in Plus and Minus;
Friday Hoot GIBSON, in "Blinky:" and
Saturday. Jack Hoxie and Mary Phil
bin. in where Is This WestT; Pris-
mas "'Algeria:, and Our Gang" COM
edy, Lodge Night" ...~ -. =.
Evening star., 1923-10-28

COME OF the best known PLAYERS in
~ the Paramount ranks are to- sup
port Pola NegrI in her fourth Amer
lean pictures %'My Man" Herbert
Brenon. whos produced. The Spanish
Dancer" will also direct this one.
Charles de Roche and Huntly Cor
don will have featured roles. and the
cast will include also Adolphe Men
jou.: Gareth Hughes. Vera Reynolds,
Rose, Dione. Rosita .Marstini, Edward
Kipling. Robert. Cannon, Frank Nell
son and George OBrien. .,
Since coming to this country several
months ago Mr.. de Roche has appear
ed In a number OF big Paramount
Evening star., 1923-10-28
). - =. :. =.
CRARDA1LS-"To the Last
go. Man" =

ITO the Last Man." Paramounts
picture. OF Zane Grey's story. will be
shown the first three days of this
week at CrandaiPs Theater.i Lois
wilson and Richard Dix are featured
with Noah Beery. Robert Edeson and
Frank Campeau. The comedy will be
Hal Roach's "Dippv-Doo-Dad' and
The Knock Out ali Of the actors
being animals and FOWL
Norma. Kerry and Miriam Cooper
are featured in rs Money Every
thingF new production to be
shown for the first time wednes-
day aa.y, and Thursday. with a Charlie
NInFray, comedy. Pats Patent" and
Friday and Saturday Jackie coosan
VIII be seen in. Circus Days. with
Dont scream. starring. Pal, the dog
Evening star., 1923-10-28
RIALTO-"A Lady Of Quality"

, "A Lady of Quality.". by :. Frances
Hodgson Burnett, tho feature today
Nnd all this week at Moorps Rlslfo
Theater. the showing being a world
premier. was prepared for the screen
Tn,ve9asai a a Pietarss corpofatfoMa. satM e. @ sne
4 fine cast Of players. headed. by
Virginia Valli. and including Mtltoi
Alls. Earl Foxe, Bert Roach, Willard
louis and Aireen Manning.
al the elements Of excellent screen
4rama, The period Of "A Lady OF
6uality"is 1904, and the atmosphere
chat of merrte old England. The
lettings are declared particularly In
fsresting and beautiful. The interiors
ahd other noted bits OF English
architecture: have been reproduced In
detail. Similar attention has been
paid to every costume and the result
pictortally brings TO o3the: screen-what
rs reputed to be one Of the most
The story concerns girl, raised
as boy, because her father hadi no
son, headstrong. impulsiye. absolutely
unconventional. riding to the. hounds
n hreeches. who Is suddenly con.
ftonted with the fact that. her mode
of, life is going to interfere seriously
with her matrimonial chances. Over
night she determines; to become q
igdy OF quality in the society to which
abe was born, In her new character
She has three separate and distinct
love affairs. which change the whole
course of her life and make ! up : a
tensely dramatic romance -, 49, .
.s-Will Rogers. in .'Jus' Passfn' Thru"
In which the cowboy star fs safd to
win many, many smiles. afidntht Fox
news and an orchestral prelude, ar
ranged by Director George Wild. Will
qe added attractions. -. -
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Photoplays This Week a,lki
AT THE pl1oToPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. !.

=. AT THE pHoT0PLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. :. !.
"a Ladye oeali.y Frances Hotgen Burnett story
PALAcEvio. Dana. The Social Codes Shown this after
.".~.. -
Observation-Disclosures alpadge Ashes of Vengeance"
:; Shown this afternoon and this evening. -
coLUMBGlora Swanson in zaza Shown this afternoon and
AMBAssADoRrhe ca Wild Shown this afternoon and
:, this evening. - - -. .'F".--.
cENTRAE- empoary Marriage Shown afternoon and
Man" afternoon and this
evening A4i. = a..
Evening star., 1923-10-28
ETR0P0LITAN,- Norma Tai
madge in "Ashes Of Vengeance"

Norma Talinadge has achieved such
9 triumph IN Ashes Of Vengeance
ind the demand for seats has be ef, 30
4rsatt 'Crahdalis Metropolitan that
che management announces the en-
4aEement will be continued through
g second week; beginning this after
noon at 3 O'clock. The limited capac-
ed, has been erfys:fnadequaes to
accomodate the crowds. -
. This First National special attrac-
tion' Is running In New Fork. Chicago.
Dos Angeles and other large, cities at
the 81 scale of prices. The Metropol-
sessed during the local engagement.
| Ashes: OF Vengeance" IN a colorful
end gorgeously mounted romance of
the. France Of Catherine De Medfci,
made: for :entertaipnent and not 10
Place a history lesson upon the screen.
MhAe. occasional lube 1is made OF an
historical incident major interest
centers in the love affair of, Yoeland
De Bteux and Rupert De Vrieac. the
young Huguenot who pledges him.
self to Ave years Of service to Yoe-
lands brother In. exchange fort.the
life of his sweetheart, and betrothed,
safety
Conway .rsarle.. wallace Berry.
Courtenay Foote. Claire Mcdowell,
Josephine Croweii, Winter Hail and
Carmen Phillips are cast In important
Supplementary attractions aee omit
ted with the exception of the new is.
SIC OF the Metropolitan World Sur
vey.
The Metropolitan Symphony Orches-
ira, Under Daniel Breeskf1,. plays q
brief symphonic prelude comprised OF
an excerpt from chopin's ..Polonaise
Militaire," and the orchestral. score
for. the Accompaniment of the picture
iss declared a. a1melodions mosaic of the
worlds finest compositions. Il
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Princess.

Today and tomorrow, D. W. Gridlths
"One Exciting Night; Tuesday, Your
Friend and Nine. Wednesday, Ru-
dolph Valentino, in Beyond the
RockS,;,, Thursday. Katherine Mac
Donald. in The Scarlet Lily; Friday
and Saturday. Gloria Swanson, In
"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife"
Evening star., 1923-10-28
AMBAssAD0R-"Thei Call Of the
-. Wild"

Jack London's famous: story. "The
Cah: Of, the Wild" "spicturized. by Hal
Roach. will be, shown for the first
time SIN Washington today and to-
Theatsr. The story OF. the dog first
bsfrtended by man, then shipped to
the klondike and SO abused that he
deserted civilization and ran with
pack OF wolves, only to come into
possession" of - a kind-hearted pal
whose death he avenged. before re-
venting to-: savagery at the call Of
the she-wolf. = Is known wherever
London'ss stories have been read. The
principal roles are played by Jack
Buck. the only trained St Bernard
on the screen. as the dog star Of the
narrative. A new Harry Pollard
comedy and the Ambassador Orches-
ira, Bailey F. Alart:. conductor, with
short reels will complete the bill.
Ruth Clifford, CASTOR Glass, Vola
Vale. Crauford Kent Josef Swickard
and Edith Yorke are .the foremost
players in "Mothers-in-Law" to be
shown Tuesday and Wednesday, in
the story Of a daughter-in-law who
forgot her marriage vows. and
mother-in-law that made her remem-
Der them. Mae Murray will be seen
Thursday and Friday inF"The French
DOLL" Metros picturizatien of the
Irene Bordoni stage play, and Satur--
day, William Fox's version of Zane
Greys The Lone Star Ranger will
De shown. The story is a. brisk tale'
OF adventure and. romance In the
southwest. The. Saturday perform
ances Will be continuous from to
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Circle

Today, Buster Keaton:. ii, "'rhres
Ages"I' Ages Monday. Bustet Keaton.' in
in The woman; tuesday. Jaeausiinc Shn;
Logan and George Fawcett. in .'Sa-
!omy Jane; Wednesday, Katherine
Macpopald. In THE Scarlet LdW":
Thursday and Friday, Constance Tai
Gibson, in "Biinky.s
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Force Of Habit.

From London Opinion
Barber-Why are you so late this
morning.
Assistant was shaving myself
and couldn't get away until I'd
"a ked myself into q haircut and a
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Regent.

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davies.
In When Knighthood Was In Flower;
Tuesday. Norma Talmadge. In Secret
OF the Storm, Country; Gladys Wall
ton, in '"The Love, Letter.; Friday.
William Desmond. in Shadows of the
North: Saturday, Wesley Barry, In
Rags to Riches -
Evening star., 1923-10-28

An exhibition OF oil paintangs now
hanging in the AmbassAdoe prQne-
oony ncor, has Sttractsd 8 treat deal
OF favorable attention,
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Rupert Of
Hent1an." and Aesop fable. Aged In
G.opas M9Ss xr1,.s Tuesday day .ns snd Wee %Wsdaesday
Green Goddess" and iyman II
Hewe's >"The Cat and. the. Fiddle:
Thursday and Friday, Earle Williams
and Barbara La Marr, IN "The Eter-
raj struggle" and @spippy- Doc Dad
comedy The Knockout; Saturday,
The Tie That Binds" and Lice Con.
ley, inr High Life" <'
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, James Cruces
production "Hollywood..s Tuesday,
Mine; "Wednesday. Mildred Harris. in
The Fog";. Thursday. Barbara La
Marr and CASTOR Glass, in "The
Hero": Friday, Kenneth Harlan and
Came Back; Saturday; Monte Bk,e and
Mary Alden. in The. Tents Of Alan.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son. in "Blueheard's Eighth Wife;
Tuesday; Katherine Macdonald, in
The Woman Conquers": Wednesday.
Lewis Stone, in THE Dangerous Age:
Thursday. Viola Dana, in 'Rouged
Lips: Friday, Douglas MacLean. in.
'Bellboy Thirteen" also on Friday,
Jack Mower. in episode O. Of I'm the
Days OF Daniel Boone; Saturday.
Thurston Hall and Rosemary Theby,
in "The Midnight Patrol"
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Apolio.

To-day and tomorrow. :. Constance
Doo-Dad comedy, The Knock OUT:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Rupert OF
Hentsau." and Aesop fable, aged In
Wool; Thursday. Andree .Lafsyette.
IN Frilby, and comedy. "Kinky";
fr1y, rr1oay, Herbert -Rawiinson. in The
Fighting Blood: Saturday. Waliv'
Van and Patsy Ruth Miller. in "The
Drivin Fool" !" and Our Gang, In Back
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Rupert Of
Hentzau" and Aesop fable. Aged in
Wooda I've Tassday ,s. .nd Ioxs Wsdns:asy. n Ss
Green Goddess" and Lyman H Howe's
Speed Demons; Thursday and Fri
day, Earle Williams and Barbara
La Marr, In 1.-THE Eternal Struggle" !"
and Dippy-Doo-Dad comedy, THE
Knockout; Saturday. 1.-THE Tie That
Binds" and Lee Moran. in "The
Busher."
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Lawful Lar
ceny''; Tuesday and W Wednesday,.
Jackie = Coogan. in Circus DAys'.t
Thursday. Francis x. Bushman and
Beverly Rayne, In. Modern Marriage: |:
Friday, Leatrice JOY, in 'The Silent
Partner; Saturday. Brandon lyman.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
JANET RICHARDS

First of series of 7. talks on cdr
rent events. Arm Methods versus
Democracy and Why" Women's
City Club, q Jackson Place, Tues1
day, Oct. ;30th, 8 pm. -, -,
$3.50 for the ssries--si.le fsf Siasis Ticket
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Takoma.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. Agnes
Ayres. in Racing Hearts,: comedy,
Hot Water also Kilograms:
wednesday,. matinee z:sof pm. and
evening, also THURSDAY, Scars Of
also Kilograms; Friday and Saturday,
Jack Holt. in. while Satan Sleeps"
comedy and Aesops Fables; Saturday
matinee, q special feature replacing
"While Satan Sleeps" -,
Evening star., 1923-10-28
M1LDREDDAVIS
Central

b. Warner. in Danger" also episode
only) and comedy, poor But Honest"
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Empire.

.. Today and tomorrow. Ben Turpin. IN.
Cook. in "Lazy Bonsa"; Tuesday.
Douglas Fairbanks, In "The. Amerf-
cano." also Charlie Chaplin 'comedy;7
Wednesday and Thursday, Norman:
Kerry and Mary Philbin, In 'The.
Merry do-Roumds; Friday, Jack Hoxis,-
zone Exciting NigAtri Saturday ].
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Dumbarton,

Today, Katherine Macdonald, IN
tMonsN Money. Money: tomorrow,
nesday. Lionel Barrymore, in "Ene.
mics Of Women; Thursday and FRI
day, Penrod and Sam; Saturday. viii.
liam Duncan, in The: Gun Fighter" :
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Elite

Today. and tomorrow. D. w. Grif-i
hth's THE Birth Of Nation; Tues.
day. Anita Stewart, in "The Love:
Piker";; Wednesday. Rtchsrd Tal-:
Enadge, In The Cub Rsportsr'; Thurs.
dey, Claude Gflhngwafer, In Three.
Wise Fools; Friday. Gladys Walton.
in "SawduSt'kt tHaturdayTWilltam Dun.t
can. in Playing It Wild"
Evening star., 1923-10-28

Miss Mabel, H. Duncan. cellist, will
play at the 4:15 pm. vesper service OF
the First Presbyterian Church today.
Mrs. G. r. Schutt will preside at the
organ. The program will include "An-
dante" (Hollman), Romance" (Cam-
pagnole), "Cavatina" (Raf). cello
and d-organ;s"TodRy'' (Bond), Sunrise"
(Elert), cPostluds" (We1y), organ. -
At ahe AZ O'Clock service the large
Evening star., 1923-10-28

This afternoon at the vesper service,
o'clock, the first musical service Of
Evening star., 1923-10-28

French OF Pierre Berton' and Charles
simon, 1aza" Offers q love drama Of
the boulevards Of Paris 1t Is the
same storyIin which Mrs. Leslie Car
ter achieved great PERSONAL success
uader Belasco's' management in tha.
title role. Tn which. in operatic form,
the q reat- prirna donna, Geraldine Far
ar. was seen and heard. -.
Added screen and musical features
include . new Christie comedy. Done
OIL" the International News pic
cures and Pleasures OF. Love" by the
columbia Orchestra. under Leon
Brusilof
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
VAMPIRE MOVIES
ARE NOT IN VOGUE
Better Pictures for Indiana
Are Obtained.

The fight for better photoplays for
this State Is bringing satisfactory
results, the annual report for 1S23-24
fthe Indiana Indorsers Of Photo
plays shows.
There is less to oriticise In the
pictures today than two years ago, t"
Mrs.h Charles L. Davidson. chairman
of the picture committee states in the
annual report.
Bedroom scenes have almost en-
tirely disappeared as has also the once
popular vampire picture. That which
IS evil falls OF its own weight; that
which is good permanently prevails, +"
the report continues.
"Only during the last few years
has the motion picture industry begun
10 show famous books and costume
plays, which in previous years have
been failures. Monte Cristo.' The
Three Musketeers' and The Prisoner
of Zenda' have always been popular
stories, but since they have appeared
on the screen libraries have had TO
buy many additional copies. A number
Of people who read very little are in
troduced in this way to good books.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
FROM FAR AND NEAR

raised before election day. Nov. 10, the
government las announced.
Ex-Governor Frank o, Lawden. ILL.,
nois, has declined offer as American
ambassador to Great Britain.
Henry B. Robinson, president OF
Merchants ard Savings Bank. Keno
sha, Wis, lropped dead Friday while
on golf links.
Troops cleared streets Friday about
Mt. Joy Prison in Dublin when crowds
Of women formed to prevent taking of
hunger strikers from jail.
Judge George Fleming Moore, past
sovereign grand commander of SUI
preme council and inspector general of
Alabama Scottish Rite Masons, re-
signed Friday, following discussion
over Khan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
METH0DISTS WELCOME
DR.. C. HOWARD TAYLOR
]. c. Smith, Member Twenty-Five
Years, Gives Address at Church.

Practically the ertire membership
OF the Broadway NJ e. Church and
Sunday school gathered F. -idav eve
ring to greet the new pa-.or, DR..
c Howard Taylor, and his family.
]. C. Smith, member of the church
twenty-nine years, gave the address
OF welcome.
H. NJ Glossbrener gave the invo-
cation, and Mrs. NJ E. Robbins, presi-
dent Of the Ladies' Aid Society, well
coined Mrs. Taylor and her mother,
Mrs Helen Tibbais Others who spoke
were Miss Marceline Gannoway, rep
resenting the Epworth League, and
Dr.. Harry Andrews King. DR.. Tay.
lor came to indianapolis from State
of New York, where he served a mum.
Ter Of pastorateJ. He is a native
of Alliance. Ohio. He succeeds the
Rev w. B. Farmer, who was trans
ferred to Columbus, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
RESIDENT HERE 40 YEARS
Funeral for Mrs. 0rpha Williams VIII
Be Held Monday.

The Rev. Allan B. Philputt. pastor
Of the Central Christian Church, will
officiate at funeral services Monday
for Mrs. Orpha Williams, II, who
6ied Friday at her home, 724 E. Pratt
st. Burial win be ir Crown Hill ceme-
terry. i,
Mrs. Williams was born in North
Carolina. She came to Indianapolis
with her parents about forty-five
years ago. For several years Mrs.
Williams was almost totally blind.
Surviving: The husband, Thaddeus
K Williams; two sisters. Mrs. Mary
Atkison, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Jennie
Scheer, Connersville; three brothers,
John H. Smith, of Rushville; w. T..
Smith. Of Laurel, Ind. and Z. S.
Smith, of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
GUARDSMEN FIRE
SHACK AND BURN
SLAYER T0DEATH
Fugitive Kills Two Before
Taking Refuge in Building,
Holding Off Troops.

ALEXANDRIA,, Mimi, Oct. 20
After killing two men early today,
Eddie Larson. %, was burned to
death by national guardsmen. who set
fire to the shack in which he took
refuge.
Larson shot and killed Jacob Ley,
so, neighbor. as elimination of a
lcng-standing feud.
William Ramsden, guardsman, was
fatally wounded by a Bullet fired
by Larson from his shack.
After a seige on the shack for sew
eral hours, Sheriff Emil Lundeen
ordered the guardsmen to burn the
place. The. badly charred body was re-
moved shortly after daylight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20

Wilbur Patterson, s. was killed when
tine of pitchfork in hands of his
brother, James, IL. penetrated brain
at base of skull while boys were play
ing at home in Cherokee, Iowa
J. D. Lambert, Jr., was shot and
killed by moonshiners in raid near
Ashburn, Va, Friday.
Four armed motor bandits escaped
with 5000 in loot from a Philadel-
phia a pawnshop Friday.
Two pupils We're killed and the mas
ter and four other pupils seriously
injured when an insane man entered
a school in Auckland. New Zealand.
italian army IN Tripoli attacked
tels near Mt. Surata Friday routing
enemy and killing 500
Martial law In Bulgaria will be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Wholesale Stamps of u, S. and
Museum in Queries of Teachers

questions" sail Ball. Example,
Where's the museum, please?"
- "Over at the Stetchouse."
"A couple of Terre .Haute teachers
tried to- convince me this is the court
house. What's because 1t says court
house over the door"
Here's the prize. Two women, not
school teachers, were looking oVe'
the windows. The first is labeled
cashier the second wholesale
stamps Carefully scrutinizing the
windows, one nudged the other in the
ribs and said: There's where you get
your stamps
@The other looked carefully and re.
piled: Say. ion't want no whole
sale stamps. What I want Is letter
stamps"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
TONG MAN GIVEN
PRISON SENTENCE
One to Fourteen Years for
$1,000 Robbery.

Quong Sing, 50, Chicago, pleaded
guilty on charge Of grand larceny
BEFORE Judge James A. Collins IL Grim
inal Court today and was sentenced to
from one to fourteen years in the
Indiana State Prison. An interpreter
said Sing was a member of the -Four
Brothers Tong, Oriental faction in
Chicago.
Sing was arrested Aug. IA, charged
with taking $1,000 from a safe in the
laundry of Charles and Willie Leong,
$40 Indiana Ave. Only S1,26S was re-
covered. The remainder was lost in
gambling, Sing said.
Sing appeared to be well educated
and told the court he has a 7-year-old
son in Chicago. He told Judge Col
Inns he had served prison sentence
in Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
TWO MORE MORAY SUITS
Foreclosure of Mortgages for $4,000
Asked in Petitions.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
KENTLAND, Ind, Oct. 20.-Two
suits involving amounts totaling S11s.-
600 have been filed against Governor
McCray in the Circuit Court here. The
suits were filed by John Totten of
Falkland and ask for the foreclosure
of mortgages.
One Of the actions is against Gov
ernor McCray, Mrs. McCray, William
Simons, Eleanor Simons and the
Aetna Trust and Savings Company of
Indianapolis. 1t asks $4,000. The
other suit, for $4,000, names the
Governor and Mrs. McCray, the State
Savings and Trust Company and the
Washington Bank and Trust Com
pany, both Of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
STREET CAR RUNS WILD
Two-Block Coast Ends at Pogue's
Run Bridge.

Motorman Charles Hopkins, Capitol
Hotel, and Conductor c. II. Overman.
G059 w. Michigan St.. considered
means Of tanning their wild Shelby ST.
car today.
Air brakes were accidentally re-
leased while the car was standing
at the end OF the line at Marker ST.
The car jumped the track, rolled to
the opposite side of Shelby st. from
the tracks and coasted two blocks 10
Southern Ave. where abutment OF the
bridge over Bean creek stopped it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Girl Falls From Window

Miss Mary Stewart. IS. Of ZIG n.
Addison ST.. suffered fractured ankle
when she lost her balance and fell
cut of a second story window at her
home late Friday. She was saved
from more serious injury because she
struck a ledge, DETECTING her course
In the twenty-foot fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Man, Auto and Dog Sought

Police are searching for a man,
automobile and dog today, all mem
bers of party believed to be lost.
d. f. Chapman, 2S46 Shrivar Ave,
told the police that Ira Pixley, visit
ing from Illinois. started for a ride
in an automobile. taking for company
an Airedale dog. He has not been
heard from since.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Forgery charge AGAINST Youth

Paul Mobley, 81. Alexandria, Ind,
charged with forgery and grand lar
ceny, was brought here Friday night
from Columbus, o., by Detective Louis
Fossatti. It is alleged that Mobley
took a treasurer's check issued to
Frank Bereinger by a bank, forged
an Endorsement and cashed it for
clothing. Police say that Mobley's
wife was arrested in Columbus.
charged with raising a narcotic pre-
scription.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-20
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen belong
to:
David Kinney, 1921 Ketcham St.,
from California and New York SITS.
Roy Rush, SIG Fletcher Ave-, from
residence.
Forrest NJ. Stiebeck. $50 N. Senate
Ave, from Meridian and New York
SITS.
H. t. Griffith, PTS N. Meridian St,
from residence.
BACK HOME AGAIN
Automobiles reported found by the
pol ce belong to:
Robert r. Roberts. Greensburg
Ind, at Southeastern Ave. and BIG
-Four Railway.