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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
MAKES A GAIN OF
FIFTEEN POUNDS
Gary Citizen Declares Tanlac
Has Made Him One of Health
lest Men In Town.

When it comes to giving a man a
solid foundation OF health and
strength, Tanlac just can't be- beat. "
said John Kuekeck, well-known car
penter and contractor, of 1920 Penn
sylvania Ave. Gary. Ind. recently.
Resides picking up fifteen pounds
taking Tanlac, it made me so we'll and
strong I can now keep pace with the
speediest carpenters on any contract.
indigestion had been hammering
away at my system until my appetite
was almost gone, I was loSpg weight
fast. and was all run down ~ had a
burning feeling in my stomach, gas
well-nigh smothered me, there were
racking pains all through my body,
and at times | was terribly weak,
nervous and dizzy.
We'll sir, it looked like my trou-
bles were going to floor me and It
was like finding gold to run across
Tanlac. Why, my ailments are all
gone now, and l eat heartily. sleep
fine, and call myself one Of the health
lest men in this town today"
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists.
over 95-million bottles sold.-Adv.
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Cream Puffs and Sour Pickles Is Diet
of Heroes in robin Hood Travesty

the desert. 1t is dramatic and will
hold your interest nearly all Of the
time. Norma suffers beautifully as
the woman who is married to a man
she does not love.
This movie will be a money maker
because it has all the attributes of
being a matinee success. | believe
that it's drawing powers are unlimited
The Talmadge-O'Brien movie is the
feature this week at the Circle, but
there is a funny comedy, Casey Jones
IT." which is good for many laughs
There is a trick train in this comedy
which is something new in the movie
comedy field. The train is so slow
that when it is late, it is not marked
up -four hours late" but -four weeks
late" A mighty good laugh.
At the Circle all week
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and a glass of milk.
The settings in the travesty or
burlesque resemble those used by
Fairbanks. Lady Marian in the Mon
tana scream is q cross eyed woman
who increases her beauty with Topsy
pig-tails. Montana receives his love
messages from Lady Marian by a
telegraph messenger and the Lady
warns Robin Hood not to tip the mes.
senger.
T. T. +
The Crusaders start out to find the
cats meow" All the sub.titles are n
popular slang Of the day. These titles
are mighty funny. The king while
on the crusade for the eats meow
carries his own private billiard table.
At night. the king uses the table for a
bed The king is stylish because ne
wears a nightgown over his suit Of
armor.
1t is difficult thing to hurlesque a
movie and it has been done success
fully only on one or two occasions.
Rob I'm Good" is corlling good fun
and Will be the standard for months
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Copyright. 1928. b. United Press


Ell PASO. Feb. 5.-Catherine Tribe.
French beauty and former Broadway
chorus girl. is leading the hunt below
the Rio Grande for Clara Phillips, es-
capped hammer murderess.
She desires the apprehension Of the
tiger woman so she MAY be depOrted
TO American soil in exchange for the
Tribe brothers. held In a Los Angeles
Jail for Investigation following ar
rest on a charge of automobile steal
ing.
The Tribe brothers are Herbert,
husband of Catherine. and his broth
er Fernando. With Catherine they
were arrested last November. Cath
crime put up bail In the form of a
So 900 diamond necklace and depart
ed for Mexico TO bring about the cap
ture of Felip AIquin, fugitive from
Los Angeles murder charge. IN ex-
change for her husband and his broth.
er. When the AIquin negotiations
failed temporarily, Catherine got
trace of Mrs. Phillips and determined
to get her seized and exchanged in.
stead Of Alquin. The story of how
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story. has anything on Eugene when
it comes to making love. This picture
is the matinee movie supreme. Won
en- were crying and suffering beauti-
fully with Norma yesterday when l
was present Every one was so afraid
that Norma would be forced to live
with an impossible husband Of title
when Eugene was just around the
corner.
The movie director has handled the
so-called poisoned coffee" scene in
fine shape. The director really makes
an audience fear that the hero and
heroine have been poisoned by the
crazy husband Of the heroine. I am
not pokiug fun at The Voice Of the
Muaret" because a majority OF the
audience takes It seriously. Norma
Talmadge ana Eugene Q Brien are the
best love makers on the screen today.
II there has been any doubt. then
this picture removes it.
The Voice From the Minaret' has
been beautifully photographed and
splendidly acted. It is loaded down
with the atmosphere Of the Orient and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

the bazaar and is not a bit more popu
lar when she wins an auctioned pillow
top, but the minister is still for her.
and finally brings the congregation
around to his way of thinking. When
the bootlegger dies, the minister
raises funds to buy the roadhouse
which was left to the daughter. With
this money she is sent to college.
Three years later she comes back
home full of honors."
1t is typically a small town" pic
ture.
The program includes Round 8"
Of THE Leather Pushers." In this
round the champions most important
battle is witnessed by his artstocratic
father. The champion almost loses his
nerve when he sees his father at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

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You can surely have beautiful hair,
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cents for a bottle Of Danderine at any
drug store or toilet counter. Il is not
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Lloyd Hamilton Turns Out
A Comedy Which Is q Comedy

Day by day in every way | have
been looking for a movie comedy
which is different from the regular
run.
After many weeks of search. I
found it yesterday at the Apollo in
Lloyd's Hamilton's THE Educator"
Hamilton Is cast as a tenderfOot
teacher who goes into a tough west
ern town to teach the boys and girls
that the letter "A" stands for apple
The comedian takes a stagecoach
to the western town. Indians attack
the coach and Hamilton defends him
self by throwing banana Feelings In
the path Of the Indians. The war
riors slip on the Feelings and lose
the trail New fun? Sure it is. The
lew teacher arrives in time to see
former teachers being carried away
on stretchers The boys and girls
turn out to be fathers past fifty and
girls" way over the forty-year mar.
gin. The rough house starts.
Teacher turns out to be not so
much a tenderfoot as the pupils TX
pected. The comedian used an army
tank to chase the children" back to
school. 1t is mechanical fun, but
done in a new way. This is the first
time that / have taken Hamilton
seriously.
The other feature on the Apollo bill
is Clara Kimban Young in The
Worldly Madonna" in which she
plays the dual role OF a bad sister and
q good one. Miss Young is wasting
her fine talents upon weak vehicles,
such as The Worldly Madonna"
This woman needs a good story writer
and she needs It badly. l am afraid if
she waits too long that her grip on her
movie public Is going to slip.
In some Of the scenes, she is dope
crazed woman. I guess the powers
that be are going to fill the movies
full Of this dope stuff. on the stage,
the craze is spreading as such II
nous actress as Mrs. Fiske uses
dope" in her latest stage play. This
picture viii not increase the popu-
layity of Clara Kimball Young.
The music? Yes, it is mighty good
and very popular. The Apollo has
found Il strong combination in Virgil
Moore's orchestra. in Lester HUI and
his organ music, and, in the Hoosier
Harmony Three.
Hamilton and the music makes q
visit to the Apollo this week worth
while
i. f. +
1.-THE Third Alarm" Goes
Into Second Week At English's
The Third Alarm" a movie yer
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NACKENHORST on top Of her
mother. Mrs. Lillian Nackenhorst.
Complications followed a leg fracture.
Robinson Probes
The girl was "A senior at Manual
High School and would have been
graduated last January. Her father,
William Nackenhorst. is president Of
the Fountain Square State Bank. The
Masomas Club, an organization Of
senior girls. will attend the funeral in
a body. Services at st. Marks Evan
gelical Lutheran Church. 1857 Linden
St, will be conducted by the Rev. Il.
H. Benning, pastor. Burial will be
in Crown Hill.
Thad Nj. Gurley. assistant city
building inspector, investigated the
crash the day after it occurred. but
no report of his finding was made
public.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Pape's Cold Compound" Breaks Cold in Few Hours

second and third doses usually break
up the cold completely and end all
grippe misery.
'Pape's Cold Compound is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores.
Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. In
sist upon Pape's.-Advertise
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Cut This QUIT Is Worth Money

Cut out this slip. enclose with sc to
Foley & Co. 1885 Sheffield Ave. Chi
cago, H., writing your name and ad
dress clearly. You viii receive In re.
turn a trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley Kid
nov Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Sold everywhere. -Advertisement.
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las Fair banks
Robin II o o d"
which is one Of
the features at
the O hio this
week. The other
feature is Malcolm
McGregOr a n d
Colleen Moore in
Broken Chains. 4"
Bull NJ o n t a n "A
takes the role of
Robin Hood in
the burlesque on
t h . Fairbanks
movie. Montana s
merry "robbing
crew does not
drink ale but en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

sion Of an old stage favorite, is now
in it's second week at English's
1t was decided late last week to hold
the picture over for a second week
because of the remarkable draw Oh
the picture toward the end Of the
first week.
THE Third Alarm" is melodrama
but it is good melodrama. Mother
love and the love of an old fireman
for horses is mixed through the entire
movie. 1t is always safe to put horses
and children in a play or movie.
This movie appeals to children as
we'll as to the grown ups. Any fam
lily will have a good time seeing this
one In this department last week.
THE Third Alarm" was reviewed at
length. We found it enjoyable enter
tainment we'll acted and well directed.
The fire scenes are the most real
istic that l ever have seen on the
screen.
At Englishs all week l p. m. until
II o'clock
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

Don't stay stuffed-up, Quit blowing
and snunfling! Take "Pape's Cold
Compound" every two hours until
three doses are taken. The first dose
opens clogged-up nostrils and air pas
sages of head; relieves headache, dull
ness, feverishness, sneezing. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
I'm Which Eugene O'Blieu
Teaches Valentino a Lesson

hot love making
which goes on
there.
1t remained for
n wise director to
cast Miss Tai
madge and Eugene
in two of the
three chief roles.
An expert in movie
photography was
called in and the
result is that Eu-
&c enc Oh ri g n
teaches Valentino
o few tricks in the
art Of love max
ing. No Shelk
either in song OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05

school basket DGIi
game at Tomlin
son Hall, Dec. Is.
which resulted in
death early Sun.
day of Helen
N.ackenhorst. Il.
Of 1922 WoOdlawn
Avenue.
Five persons
were injured when
the center sec
ton Of the bleach
ers gave way,
causing 200 spec
tators to fall. Miss
\'ackeIhorst fell
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Sues On $4,000 Note

Suit to collect on promissory note
for $4,000 was filed against Thomas
A. Lavelle, 1906 Sturm Ave, and John
NJ Ryan Of Chicago by Milton S.
Englert Of Pittsburgh, Pa, in Federal
Court today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Spiked Lemonade Figures
in Movie at the Isis

The new minister did not approve of
Spiked" lemonades. but he was hui
man and couldn't resist falling in love
with q pretty girl, even though she
was the daughter of a bootlegger and
the object of scorn in his own con
gregation. So he promptly invites her
to the church bazaar.
This happens in The Bootlegger's
Daughter" in which Enid Bennett is
starred at the Isis for the first half OF
the week.
The bootlegger's daughter attends
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
Robbers Steal Safe

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind. Feb. 5.-Robbers
broke into the interurban station this
morning and carried off small safe.
A workman saw a light truck leave.
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to come in this particular field of
movie work. 1 found the Montana
movie to be great fun.
The other feature on the Ohio bill is
Broken Chains" in which Malcolm
McGregOr and Colleen Moore do some
splendid work McGregor is cast as
coward. He nearly goes to the grave
before he gets up enough courage 10
fight and kill for the girl he loves. The
story might have been first intended
to be dramatic but the director and
the actors have made it good comedy
with large dashes of melodrama
sprinkled through the entire movie.
This movie will surprise you. There
is a cOrking good fight at the very end
Of the story. This McGregor chap is
conner in the movie field. The bill
this week at the Ohio is a winner.
+ + +
I'm Which Eugene O'Blieu
Teaches Valentino Lesson
The ultimate in screen love-making
has been reached by Norma Talmadge
and Eugene O'Brien in The Voice
From the Minaret."
Robert Hichens wrote a novel some
time about the warm desert and the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
ROBINSON PROBES
DEATH OF GIRL IN,
BLEACHER CRASH

Coroner Paul F. Robinson today be
gan investigating the bleacher crash
during the Misunderstanding High
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Men Arrested

The home of Mrs. Jennie Ster, Ray
mond St, west Of White River, was
destroyed by fire early today The
flames spread from a haystack to
barns and outbuildings and then to
the house
When Sergeant Sheehan and a
squad of police reached the scene at
1 a. m. every building on the farm
was on fire Mrs. Stem told police
that as the fire started she saw John
Grendan, a Roumanian, who lives In
a shack in the rear Of the Piel Broth
ers Starch Works running away from
the burnins haystack, according to
police. She said that she tried three
times to shoot him but that her re-
volver missed fire.
The police found Grendan at home
and arrested him on a vagrancy
charge. He was held under high
bond.
He denied having set fire to the
Sten place, but admitted he believed
the Sten woman had caused his ar
resi- on a blind tiger charge a year
aeo. police said Charles STEM, nus
band of Jennie Stem. convicted on a
blind tiger charge about the same
time, escaped from the penal farm and
now is a fugitive from justice, police
say.
Two men were injured and fourteen
automobiles were damaged in fire
that started in the w. j. Six garage,
437-439 T. Tenth St, at II p. m Sun
day Firemen had put out the blaze
early today
Six went from the Office of the ga
rage to the storage-room just as a
flame shot from between two automo-
biles. Attempting to put out the fire.
he was slightly burned about the face
and the heat drove him back.
City Fireman John Fox of truck
company No was bruised when he
fell with a ladder which slipped on
the ice. John Duncan, another fire
man on the ladder, saved himself by
holding to a window ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Six were in the Of
flee of the garage working on the
books. Six fought the fire with chem
icals until the f1remen arrived. While
the official reports of the fire stated
the origin was unknown, Chief
O'Brien said spontaneous combustion
in oil-soaked rags probably started the
blaze. Fourteen of the fortyfive au-
tomobiles were damaged. The garage
is a two story brick building and the
flames were confined to the first floor
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FOUR FLEE FROM
BLAZING HOUSE
Continued From Page y

returned to the front room, wrapped
themselves In blankets and climbed
to the roof of the porch. The cold
wind struck them as the men yelled
Fire, fire, and neighbors sent in
the alarm.
The Tennaht home also was filled
with smoke. but no damage was one
to that side of the house. The dam
age was estimated by the Seidels at
about $1,000. Honigfeld's wife was
taken to a hospital some days ago
a defective hue started a fire which
destroyed the home Of E. c. Boswell
Michigan Road and Forty-Ninth St,
at 8 a. m. 1t was a ten-room, two
story frame structure. Lack Of water
prevented fremen from saving the
residence, which was outside the city
limits The loss was estimated at
SIS 600
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FEB. 5, 1928
ringside Reginald Denny is the star.
by the Observer)
j. J. l.
"The Bat" Opens Engagement
At Murat Tonight for Week

At Murat Tonight for Week
THE Bat" a mystery play, opens
a weeks engagement at the Murat to-
night.
Other attractions on view today in
clude: Tallman and Kerwin at the
Lyric; the Rubeville Comedy Four at
the Palace; Ruth Roye at Keith's;
Malini, a magician, at the Claypool;
Mutual burlesque at the Broadway;
musical comedy, movies and vaude-
vile at the Rialto and Thurlow Lieu
rance in an Indian concert at Caleb
Mills Hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
CLARA PHILLIPS TRA|LED
BY FRENCH CHORUS GIRL

this former stage beauty searched
through the state OF Chihuahua, in
communication with rurales and 9TH
er government forces. on the trail
first of an international desperate and
later OF the tiger woman" makes one
Of the most colorful chapters in Dor
der history.
Clara Makes Boast
The chapter opened when S. H.
Hahn. noted criminal lawyer, went to
Police Chief Cakes at Los Angeles and
advised him that Catherine had
boosted she could land" Alquin, who
had killed Detective Sergeant Fitz-
gerald. She was Immediately turned
loose. on furnishing the $4,000 bail in
diamonds
Going to Mexico, she enlisted lie aid
of DIR. J. r. Tribe her father-in-law
sanitary inspector of Juarez. known
as the little car" She also COM
municated with Governor Enriquez Of
Chihuahua. and with her husband s
uncle, a justice of the Mexican Su-
preme Court Thus negotiations were
put under way for return to the
States of Alquin, out the desperate
learned of it ard slipped away. Sub
sequently he was captured, and last
week was ordered deported from Mex
/ leo.
Catherine Tribe, after Alquin's tenn
porary escape. made twelve trips be
tween Chihuahua City and Mexico
| City. trying to pick up the trail.
Early in January she learned that
Clara Phillips, the hammer slayer,
who made her getaway from the Los
Angeles jail after being convicted OF
numbering Alberta Meadows, was hid
| ing in Mexico.
Dancer Starts Chase
Catherine Immediately shifted her
energies in the direction of this WON
an Through Dr.. Tribe confidential
circulars We're sent to the rurals and
secret service agents, asking for word
of her whereabouts on Jan. Il.
Catherine, then in Chihuahua City, OBJ
tanned word that the Phillips woman
was in Juarez in company with agents
of a drug ring. DR.. Tribe obtained
from FL PasO police necessary data to
make Identification Of Clara complete
The beautiful dancer then FASTENED
to Mexico City to arrange for the
slayer's deportation, but while she was
there the Juarez underworld learned
of the plot Clara eluded the guards
Of DR.. Tribe and escaped into the in
terror going TO chihuahua City. She
is supposed to be guided by one Jack
| Miller, a cousin by marriage, and the
man credited with effecting her escape
/ from the Los Angeles prison.
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1.-THE Third Alarm" Goes

Into Second Week At English's
The Third Alarm" a movie yer
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Thin Model, 2l.Jewel
Illinois "Governor"
Watch

This famous watch II handled
EXCLUSIVELY by Schwartz
md we are Offering ii Mt it's
REGULAR price on these special
terms. The 21-jewel adjusted
movement IL fitted in q 25-year
green gold case.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
MUSSOLINI HITS POGROMS
Fascism Has No Place for Anti
Semitism, Says Premier.

ROME. November 30.-In a talk
with the chief rabbi of Rome. who
complained that anti-Semitic parties
abroad were pretending to model
their activities on fascist principles,
Premier Mussolini denied emphati-
cally that the Italian fascist govern
ment ever pursued or contemplated an
anti-Semitic policy. On the contrary,
he regretted that anti-Semitic parties
abroad should seek to exploit for their
own ends the charm which fascism
exercises throughout the world"
Evening star., 1923-11-30


his credit. for he followed the young
man to the street.
PARDON me. young man. but ] in
Ter YOU are looking for work. | went
inside to advertise for a man. but |
like your looks--are you cracker
iack stenographer?" The young man
owned that he was not.
"All right, don't need one--write
a pretty fair hand. | take it,"
Nothing to brag Of"
Suits me. Got any special prospect
in riew"" The young man admitted
that he was SO desperate that he was
on his way to enlist.
Had any experience that way"
Drove an ambulance in France"
THAT settles il, son. What I want
is chauffeur who will motor me
south and take care of me on the
way-you come right along with me-"
Which is why the L. 5. Army has
lost out on one soldier boy who has
a trig figure for khaki and a square
chin that would follow wherever o
flag led the way
Evening star., 1923-11-30

vars doubtless ac-
counted for his
being one of a
crowd waiting in
a news Office for
an afternoon pa :
per hot from the
press.
His grim disap-
pointment as he
finished a help
wanted" column
must have caught
the interest of an
other man-an up
standing gentle
man with Al half
.In.nn dnrn daa tn
Evening star., 1923-11-30
In OUR TOWN

He had trig figure for khaki and
square chin that would follow
wherever flag led the way. These
qualities having no par value between
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Tariff Is Secondary.
Ex-REvENUE COLLECTOR DIES

DETROIT, Mich, November 30
John A. Grogan, former collector of
internal revenue here, died late last
night after an illness of more than a
year. He was sixty-two years old
He became collector of internal reve-
nue. in 1913.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
ESKIMOS LIKE JAZZ.
Brass Band Organized Inside Arc
tic Circle.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, November 30.
"A missionary has organized among the
Eskimos at Point Barrow, in the arctic
circle, what probably is the farthest
Eskimos take kindly to jazz, explaining
that it harmonizes closely with their
style Of dancing.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

A process making the de-inking of
newspapers possible has been discov-
cred