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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
Memories OF Side Show
Days Come Back just Now

Everybody expected something TO
happen at Keiths yesterday. 1t did
happen, but not what was expected.
The headline act is Leah. Maid
O'Mist." Just how this act was ever
given headline position Is a mystery
to me. 1t recalled to ms the good
old sideshow days. when Prof. Some
body placed the 'leetle lady" in a
trunk and then thrust many swords
and knives through the trunk con-
tanning the lady. Then the 'leetle
lady" appeared unframed when the
trunk was reopened.
The only difference between the act
now at Keith's and the old sideshow
stunt is that the sideshow also threw
in an Oriental dancer. We don't get
the dancer at Keith's this week.
When the Leah stunt was over yes
terday afternoon there was barely
ripple Of applause. Not even good
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
UNION FROWNS ON
EDUCATION BOARD
|, LABOR APPO|NTEE
Governor to Be Notified His
Choice in Disfavor
With C, L. u.

Governor McCray is to be notified
by the Central Labor Union that the
representative labor body of Indian
apolis does not favor his recent ap-
pointment of Mrs. Nellie c. Warren,
Indianapolis, to the Indiana State
Board of Education.
The State law provides that labor
shall be represented on the educa-
ton board, said Adolph ]. Fritz. sec
retary-treasurcr of the Indiana State
Federation of Labor, at the meeting
of the C. L U. Monday night. Mrs.
Warren Is not connected with the la
Dor movement in any way, shape or
form, Fritz declared. ''She is an en-
ploye in the welfare department Of
the Eli Lilly Company, I believe"
Fritz said.
The C. L. u. went on record as dis
favoring the appointment. The sec
rotary was instructed to communicate
the action of the body to the Gov
ernor
Manufacture of work shirts in pris-
one, especially the PendIetOn reforma-
tory, was discountenanced by the CEN
tral body.
The action followed reading Of
communication from the Union-Made
Garment Manufacturers Association
of America. Speaking on the resolu-
ton, advocating the use of only
union made shirts, Fritz declared
that ''as long as we have a Governor
over in the Statehouse who Is moving
heaven and hell to get shirt factory
over at Pendleton Reformatory, such
q movement as this cannot be ex-
pected to be successful"
Fritz urged union men to unite in
support of a campaign to populartze
union-made shirts. James Leckler,
FIT. Wayne, organizer for the Ma
chinists organization, declared that
conditions among working people Of
Indianapolis are the worst he has
seen in considerable travel about the
country. Indianapolis may be a
good place for the aristocracy to live
in, but it is not for the working man."
he declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
"WhirI of Girls"
on View at Capitol

"The Whirl Of Girls" which is
playing at the Capitol theater this
week, has several excellent entertain
ers and singers, but has the fault Of
doubling on sets and costumes.
June lie Veay and George D. Weist
met with we'll merited approval and
stopped the show a couple Of times.
Some Of their best numbers were
Beside a Babbling Brook" and The
Gumps." They were called back again
and again after their speciality act.
Fred Binder and Vic S. Plant are
the comedians, and they had some
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

showmanship is used in presenting
Leah. Why, oh, why? That is the
question,
Al WohIman sings soma songs and
must make the song pluggers very
happy. He even insists that the au-
dience sing popular published num-
bers.
Emile Nathane and Julia Sully ap-
pear in a song and dance Offering
which closes the show. The most in
teresung thing on the bill is some
colored movies showing the recent
Westminster Biltmore Fashion Show,
New York. Here Is real colored pho
Biography. The gowns exhibited are
beauties and so are the models.
George MacFarlane, a singer who
is we'll known, has a song Offering
of pleasing worth. He is assisted by
pianist and a good looking girl
who takes part IN several song pic
lures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

can slang. Irish dancing and pun
comedy make up the act
Corinne and Dick lIimber have
novel opening act, with dancing and
violin solos.
Safety First" is an Indianapolis
police film showing traffic dangers
and rules. The feature phatoplay is
"Out of the Dust"
Short films complete the bill. which
will be shown at the Palace today and
Wednesday. (By an Observer)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

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Send the coupon for q To-Day
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
This Offer
May bring you a delightful surprise

One acts TO disintsgrzte the hlru
ut all stages of formation. The
other removes IL without hnrnfM
securing.
AbRe authorities proved these
methods effective. Then a new
type tooth paste was created to ap-
ply them daily. The name h Pap
Sodent- Leading dentists the world
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
Kaufman and Connolly Strip Main Street of It's Town
Pump but Install Broadcasting Radio Station

Ann Butler and Hal Parker live up
to their billing The title of their act
is Don't Make Me Laugh" Nobody
died from laughing while I was pres
ent. Rather sad material.
Broker is presenting the best
trained bear act I have ever witnessed
on any. stage. His bears walk, ride
bicycles, dance and do many other
stunts. A really good act
William Smythe appears in a de
scriptive song cycle" He gives his
impression Of musical comedy stars.
Johnson and Baker are hat jugglers.
At Keith's all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
Smart Crash Comedy
Begins Its Visit Here

The cast of Dangerous People at
the Murat this week consists of five
persons. The audience Monday night
was only Slightly" larger than the
cast.
Which means that about $500 per-
sons out Of a possible $500, who could
have found seats in the theater,
missed a real treat. The cash Gus
tomers-almost enough to pay the
wages of the orchestra at the present
advanced rates for musicians-enjoyed
every minute of the show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

ID a n g Gro us
People" Is clever,
extremely clever.
Despite the small
cast, there is con-
stand action. The
plot is the thing.
And the plot
thickens until.
t h / cksn until,
when 1t becomes
of such consist
ency 1t can no
longer lie stirred,
1t explodes with
a brilliant sur
prise ending that
not even the
most blase thea
tergoer could an
ticipate.
Tf @aawnw Thn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

With the right kind Of changes and
better handling of the radio scene for
the purpose of putting the climax over
with a greater bang. 1 believe that
The Deep Tangled Wildwood" will
be a rip-snorting comedy success, be-
cause 1t has lines with laughing brain
power back of them, and that is what
we need on the American stage.
Better get a look at this show be-
fore it gets into New York, because I
believe it will be there for quite
spell
Also, this is to let you know that
English's has opened its season.
At Engnsh's all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

Your tcefh are coated with q
film - that viscous Aim you feel
Much of II resists the tooth brush.
ciings and stays.
Soon that film discolors, then
forms dfngy coats. That Ia how
tee4h lose their beauty.
Film also holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid. II
holSs the acid in contact with tbs
teeth 10 cause decay. Germs breed
by millions IN it. And they, with
tartar, are the chief cause of pyor-
rhea. Some of these troubles come
to nearly all You should fight the
film.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

Nastmtiums, marigolds and sun
flowers are said by some botanists
10 cast a faint light around them,
most noticeable on a warm, dry
night, after day Of hot sunshine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
Two Comedians Have Much
To Do at the Broadway

Two comedians are strong parts OF
the company now presenting stock
bur1esque at the Broadway, and they
have some good comedy lines this
week.
One of their best stunts in the
current show has to do with hats, and
is well received. In addition, they
have some good song numbers in
which they are supported by chorus
Of thirteen members, a number which
seems to be lucky for them.
There are five other principles on
the bill who assist in the comedy
lines as well as in song.
At the Broadway all this week.
By Observer
+ + T.
The movies on view today include:
Main Street" at the Apollo; Blue
boards Eighth Wife" at the Circle;
Human Wreckage" at the Rialto;
Rupert of Hentzan" at the Ohio;
Secondhand Love" at Mister
Smiths and "Bunky'' at the Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

clever and novel lines. One Of their
hits was the comedy action in the
last scene.
Flossie De We're has several song
and dance numbers. Madlyn Worth
IS another of the successful scngsters
on the bill. Willie Sinclair was in
several of the scenes, and made a
hit with Marie L'Ano in an Apache
dance in the second act. Ray Year
wood, Plant. West, and Sinclair. In
a quartet. pleased.
There are some well written and
well played comedy scenes, including
a crook scene.
This show has some clean people.
well written lines, good songs and
scenes, but needs a little more scenery
and more costumes. At the Capital
all week. By Observer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

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this free test VIII show you.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

Now dental science has discov-
cred two easy ways TO fight film.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
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Glens Falls, N. Y.-"For over two
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-25
Splendid Cast of Types
Puts Over the Smart Lines

The cast has been we'll selected for
types. James Gleason as Leland and
Robert McWade as Wallick, the law
yer, nearly walk away with the show.
The cast is as follows:
Joe Inglis ............... Ralph Sipperly
Deacon Flood .... James K. Applebee
James Parks Leland. James Gleason
Harvey Wallick .......... Robert New ade
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
steiger Days Values
Wash Goods

New spring dress linens, in all the most desirable shades. Regular $1.o0 yard.
 Steiger Days, S5c The latest new spring voiles in a wide and varied assortment of color. ings and patterns. Regular 6sc.
 Steiger Days, 4oc 1000 yards of white F1axons in checks and stripes An exceptional value. Regular 59c.
 stetgcr Days, s5c Best grade percales in fine quality and many patterns. Regular .sc.
 steiger Days. 2sc Extra fine long cloth, regularly 4sc per yard.
 Steiger Days, 28c Printed flock voiles. An excellent quality in beautiful designs Regular 5sc.
 steiger Days. 3sc New spring dress ginghams in neat checks and attractive plaids. Regular sec.
 steieer Days, 25c siicot pongee in the most wanted natural shade for dresses and cur tains. Regular T5c.
 Steigcr Days, 5sc
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Petticoats

300 white sateen and cotton taffeta petticoats, hip hem, double panel back and front. Exceptionally fine quality.
 Steiger Days, S5c Princess slips in white and colors. Sizes from se to 4l.
 Stefger Days, $1.85 Shadow proof white English sateen petticoats in straight lines. extra spe- cial value.
 steiger Days, $1.s5 Petticoats of fine quality silk Jer- sey with accordion plaited and Jersey trimmed fiounce. All colors and lengths.
 Steiger Days. s2.35
 Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
stetger Days values
Lingerie

Philippine envelope chemise and gowns, embroidered, built up shoul- ders, opera top.
 Steiger Days, S1.s5 Philippine envelope chemise and gowns all embroidered front and back, built up shoulders, opera top. Steiser Days, t2.6S, es.85 Gowns of heavy crepe de chine. ex- quisite models, plain tailored and lace trimmed, flesh. blue. orchid. honey dew. Values to $f.50.
 Steiger Days, $3.s5 Envelope chemise, bloomers and step-ins of crepe de chine in rainbow shades. Value sI.o0.
 stcieer Days, s2.65 Glove silk bloomers. flesh. silver. maize. navy and black. Value $500.
 Steieer Days, SASS Radio silk Boomers. flesh. siver. trimmed and hemstitched cuff.
 sfeircr Days, sf.s5
 Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Knit Underwear

Women's finest quality fine or Swiss ribbed white cotton vests, regular and extra sizes. Values to 6sc.
 Steiger Days, 2ac
 Women's Summer weight fine rib bed white cotton vests with French tand tops, low neck. sleeveless, 46, 4S and 50. Were Soc.
 Steiger Days, 5 for 3f.00
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
steiger Days Values Hosiery

Hosiery
 Women's Hose of black or eoiored cotton, seamless feet, light weight. value 4bc.
 steieer Days, 2Sc women's Hose of black silk lisle. light weight, also colored wide ribbed silk lisle sport hose. Were bne. steigcr Days, 3bc-3 pairs Si.00 Womens fine silk and fibre or fibre hose Three seam" style. in all black or colors, seamless feet. Value si.oo and s1.25.
 steigcr Days, Pair soc Women's Pure silk and fibre, full fashioned hose. in black and colors. Value S1.5o. also irregulars in black, white and colors of fashioned silk with mercerized tops. 32.0o irregulars.
 Steiger Days, Sf.O0 Women's Hose of fashioned silk with lisle tops and soies in all white or white with side clocks and sean,less feet Value to s1.75.
 stetger Days, S1.35
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
steiger Days Values House Dresses

1000 Froeks. suitable for street or porch wear, The materials which are exceptionally hne In quality in. clude domestic ginsham. chambray and crepe, Great variety af style. all eoiorA all sizes, Buy dozen. Values to s6.76
 steiger Days, s2.sS
 Bungalow Dresses in stylish models. suitable for all year round wear. in all the wanted colors. Pretty dot. and ngureA are neatly trimmed. have set in sleeves with scailoped cuffs Sizes 3s 10 t4. Value to S3.6o.
 Steiger Days, sf.s5
 Bungalow Aprons in pretty figured rercales, rick rack trimming on Y necks, sleeves and two pockets also tie back sash. All sizes and cobra
 steiger Days, s1.36
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
steigcr Days values
Toilet Goods
 Drugs

14oo pairs light weight rubber gloves, 6h. ". g. Regular 2sc.
 stciger Days, pair 10c rolls Nabob Toilet Paper ... 95c g Packages Nabob Toilet Paper. 9Sc rolls Velvet Toilet Paper ..... esc Is oz. Imported Eau de Cologne. 5sc Syks Small Comfort Powder, 12kc. Fer dozen ...........,.... J1.bO Pure Castie Soap in crude bar. S1.28 Gold plated Genuine Gillette Safety RazorS ........,........ Spc Gillette Razor blades-Doz. .... soc Shell puff box and hair receiver. Value $1.50-Each ...... S1.OO s1.oo Imported Manicure Scissors. needle point .............. 58c ssc Imported Nail Scissors. hardened Heel .,...''.. .......'...-'... 55c 45c pr. Palmers Almond Meal. 35c ,bc DeVilbiss Atomizers. ...... 55c Scott's Mfneralava ........... 41.40 Scott's Face finish .........,.. SIPS $1.oo Creme Angelus. double strength 68c.
 6sc a4% Alcohol Masco Rub. ssc 1oc transparent Nipples, 5c, dog. .50c sec Mentholatum ....,,...... 3Sc Wampoles Cod Liver oil ..... 68c Phenolax Waters ............. 15c Jobs Tears for baby ........... oc Jobs Tears with pacifier ....... 12c Ionnpeian Creams ..a......... S5c Lily Tooth Brushes. Value 35c.. 19c Corrugated Nickel Vacuum Bottles Sic.
 steiger's ssc Special" Chocolates
 Stciger Days, 25c
 -Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Silks and Dress Goods

1000 yards imported and domestic pongee, natural color. all hlk, 33 in. wide. Value $l.25.
 steiger Days, SSc 1000 yards all silk Canton crepe. All fashionable colors and black. Value $3.50.
 Steiger Days, $2.47 500 yards all silk foulards, good range of patterns, tan, brown. navy and black grounds. Value $200 to $2.bo.
 Steiger Days, $1.47 500 yards new printed crepe de chine. smart patterns, including Pais- ley and Romance designs Regularly $2.50 and $500.
 steascr Days, $1.s5 12 pieces 70 inch fine all silk satin Canton crepes in the newest fashion able colors and black. Regularly sA5o.
 steiger Days, $3.45 10 pieces 40 inch genuine Baronette and Sport Satns in white. silver, tan, porcelain seaside. orchid, seal, navy and black. Regular $500.
 Steiger Days, $1.ss
 Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Stet9er Days Values Mems Wear

Pajamas in plain colors and stripes trimmed with frogs, in soisette. silk stripe madras and woven madras Mostly salesmen's samples few slightly soiled. Values to $500.
 steiger Days, $f.95 Negigee Shirts of fine quality WOW en madras percale and printed ma dras. A good $1.50 value.
 stciger Days, each si.oos Y Athletic Union Suits of mercerized pongee, cut full sizes. Regular s1.5o value.
 Steiger Days, 85c White Silk Shirts good quality Jer- sey silk in plain white and whte satin stripes. Regular $500 value.
 steiger Days, $3.s5 Athletic Union Suits of white pom gee with silk stripes A regular s2.50 value
 steiger Days, S1.s5 Ribbed Union Suits short sleeves, ankle length, all sizes, 34 to 46. Reg u!ar $1.50.
 steigcr Days, 95c Pure thread silk Hose, black and colors. irregulars of brand that sells for S5c.
 Steiger Days, 35c; 3 for S1.o0 Pure thread silk hose, black and colors, scanned backs. A regular 75c grade.
 Stciger Days. Pair 55c Neckties--the popular silk and wool that will not wrinkle. Good patterns Regular s1.oo. .r 'rts-'-
 steiger Days, each 65c Mercerized lisle hose in black and colors irregulars of a 4oc grade. Steiger Days, 21c; for $1.00 Athletic Union Suits cut full sizes. good quality, checked nainsook. all sizes S4 to 46. $1.0o grade.
 Steiger Days, 75c
 Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Seger Daythe Supreme Value Giving Event of New England

steiser Days Values
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Linens and Dometics

Rleached Sheeting. si inches wide. Regular price 6sc.
 stetger Days, 4sc Bieached Pillow tubing. 42 inches wide. Regular price 49c.
 Stedger Days, 2pc No. 2oo0 Cameo Ladies' cloth. Reg ular 2sc.
 Steiger Days, foc Hand printed Novelite Spreads, TAX % with sham to match. Regular ss.ss per set.
 steiser Days, S2.ss Samples (soned) scarf, tea cloths, etc. Values $f.5o to 33.ss.
 steieer Days, each 9Sc sanitas table covers round and square. 4sx54. hand printed. Regular $1.5o and SIPS.
 Steiger Days, each $1.0O Linen Table Cloths, all sizes, slight irregulars of our regular Steiger brand Irish linenA
 steiger Days, 1-3 off
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
STEIGER DAYS VALUE BLOUSES and SWEATE

500 Novelty Lingerie Blouses in variety of new styles in voile, batiste and dinity. Tailored, Peter Pan and tuxedo collars.
 Value S1.98 Dimity, voiles, batiste and hand made Blouses. tailored, real lace and em- broidery trimmed Peter Pan, Y and Tuxedo collars.
 Value S3.98 Slip-on Sweaters in light weight wool All new shades. Round and V necks. Fancy stitching.
 Value $1.98 Slip-on Sweaters of mohair yarn, fancy stitching ill combinations of color, checks, stripes.
 Value S4.95
 - Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
Steiger Days Values Boys Apparel

All wool trouser suits Sizes to IS years Neat tweeds and cheviots. High grade tailoring. Values to SIS.
 Steigcr Days, $f1.8s Reefers in new spring models blue serge, polo cloth, tweeds. Size 2h to 10. 1-3 off regular value $7.5o.
 Steiger Days, $500 Reefers in new spring models Same as above. Value $9.95.
 Steigcr Days, $8.83 500 boys wash suits, plain and fancy colors. Oliver Twist and middy styles. Guaranteed fast colora Sizes zh to 10 years. Value s2.oo.
 Steiger Days, 85c
 Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17

Sample Sport Hats-200 sport hats in all the new sweater colors suitable for golf, tennis, sports & outing occasions
 Values to $500 Trimmed hats from one of our most prominent manufacturers. They were made to sell as high as S7.50 and are perfect as to fashioning and style.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-17

Nemos Albertas and Stylish Stout discontinued numbers.) Values up to s10.o0.
 Stciger Days. $3.s5 Silk brocade corsets and dainty fig ured coutil, good strong model for medium and stout. Values to $500.
 Steiger Days, S2.s5 Fancy material corsets. low and me- dium bust and very popular girdle. The Memo. Values to s4.50.
 Steiger Days, $t.s5 Fancy silk brocade girdles and a low top brocade corset. Values up to s35o.
 Steiger Days. sf.s5 z C/B A Ia Spirite, irregulars in flesh and white, medium and low bust. Strong coutil Value to $s.oo.
 Steiger Days, s5c
 Third Floor
Evening star., 1923-05-04
CITIZENS BODY TO JOIN
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Cathedral Heights Votes to Send
Delegate to Organization-Oth
Business Considered.

Support of the District of Columbia
Public School Association was given
by the Cathedral Heights Citizens
Association when it decided to
send a delegate to the organization at
a meeting held at st. Adams Church
last night.
The street car service within the
territory was deplored by a number
of the members who will formulate
a plan and organize a committee to
study the problem with view OF OBJ
tanning better transportation in that
section of the city.
The association voted $40 toward
the fund being raised for the reten-
tion of the services of former Corpo-
ration Counsel Conrad H. Syme in the
prosecution of the Potomac Electric
Power Company valuation case.
The association appointed a COM
mittee to visit the residents in the
associations territory to urge them
to decorate their homes during the
coming Shrine convention.
A. Y. Gray. president OF the asso-
citation, presided.