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From Far
and Near

When Edward D. Green of Ches-
ter, n. Y, drove moving machine
into a beehive he was so badly stung
his horses became deranged and was
shot.
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Not Same Lambert

Miss Opal Lambert of the L. & l.
beauty and art shop, SOB Lemcke
Bldg, says she is not the same Opal
Lambert who gave address as 729 N
Alabama St., when arrested on
vagrancy charge with two young
men at a resort north of Martins
vile Wednesday.
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The Indianapolis Times

less pocketbooks were picked up by
police Wednesday on the lawn and
street at Evanston, ILL.,, where 10000
gathered Tuesday night to hear the
notification of Charles G. Dawes.
Pickpockets obtained more than S10,-
900 from the crowd, police estimate.
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Bearing a document proclaiming
him to be the accredited representa-
tive of the State of North Carolina
to the League of Nations, Phillip S.
Henry has arrived in Geneva,
Switzerland. League officials are
puzzled how to receive him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21
INDIANAPOLIS Pastor Chosen

bU ITUJPS DDECIUT
MARION, Ind, Aug. 21.-The Rev
Frank w. Lineberry, Indianapolis,
was chosen president of the Indiana
conference of the Methodist Pro
testant Church, succeeding the Rev
E. T. Howe of Indianapolis, at the
annual meeting at the camp grounds
here. Other officers chosen were:
Clarence J. Kerlin, Elwood, secre-
tary; Lawrence Wood, Greenfield,
steward, and w. o. Heitz, chorister.
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MIR. FIXIT-Please send a man
out to fix the curb at Denny and
Washington SITS. William Wheeling,
426 N Euclid Ave.
Officials at the city yards said
they would investigate your com
plant Immediately.
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A closed seasons for marriages is
now in effect in Georgia Under a
new law no legal marriage can be
contracted until five days after Aug.
IS and thereafter until applications
for license have been publicly posted
for five days.
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4 Puzzle
a Day

Three boys went fishing. One
caught fish. the second. 3 fish; the
third, no fish at all They cooked
the fish. and divided them equally.
Then the boy who had caught no
fish paid cents for his share of
the repast. How was the money
divided between his two lucky com
rades?
Yesterdays answer:
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CIVIC COMPLAINTS
LOST IN SHUTTLE,
MR.. FIX|T FINDS
Papers Found Stored Away
in Files at City Hall
Questions Answered.

N7ETITIONS for improvements
of streets and alleys are often
IL misplaced in the mass Of
resolutions in the engineers Office.
Papers ordered by the board of
works in February and March were
found to be stored away in city files.
Complaints to Mr.. Fixit of resolu-
tons ordered long ago" with no &C
ton resulted in investigation. Viii
liam H. freeman Of the board of
works has ordered papers completed
Immediately and resolutions speeded
up for bids.
Here is what Mr.. F'ixit found:
Sidewalks were petitioned for on
St. Clair St. between La Sale and
Tuxedo SITS. and were ordered in.
But that is the last heard of it Also
weeds on the south side of st. Clair
st. certainly are an eyesore. H. o.
Kuhn, 1922 z. st. Clair St.
Referred to Engineer
Board Of works records show this
resolution was referred to the en-
gineer March Z, and papers ordered
March A. The resolution Will be
ordered completed Immediately, so
bids can be advertised.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT-An the folks
on Madison Ave. between Raymond
and Southern Ave. signed a petition
for a sidewalk and curb on this
street. We have to walk on the
roadway or through mud over our
shoe tops. Mrs. Carl W. Schwenzer.
31S Pleasant Run Pkwy.
This improvement was referred
to the engineer Feb. l. 1924. and
papers were ordered Feb. s. At
the engineers Office it was said the
matter of resetting poles was hold
ing up the improvement. The city
engineer has beeen ordered to
speed this resolution up and re-
port to the board of works.
TO WILLIAM J. CLARK. 61SS
Broadway. regarding oil on Broad
way south Of the canal.
Frand Reid of the street COM
missioner's Office said oiling would
be completed on your street. The
city was obliged to suspend oiling
for while until the last two cars
of oil were received
DEAR MR.. FIXIT-There are tall
weeds on four vacant lots on Eng
lish Ave, between Dearborn and
Gray SITS. 4. ]. Dooly, 442 S. Dear
born St
W P HargOn of the street
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commissioners office said he
would order the weeds cut.
TO INQUIRY regarding moving
Of telephone pole in the rear Of 736
Woodlawn ave.
Ordinance Not Violated
An inspector from the board of
works reports the pole location
does not violate city ordinance.
The city cannot compel the tele-
phone company to move poles for
individuals. Any action taken will
have to be done by you as a citi-
zen.
TO COMPLAINT of stopped o
sewer at Pleasant Run and Ray
mond ST.
W. B. Shoenrogg Of the street
commissioners office will investi-
gate and see what can done. At
previous time this sewer has been
found to have a piling driven
through it and the only perma-
nent relief is construction of some
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-21

Just before Pat F'inzel and George
Cliffert left the county Jail at Fond
du Lac, Wis, they went through a
fellow prisoners clothes and stole a
pocketbook and several checks, the
sheriff charges.
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better drainage, ShoeWogg said.

TO G. F. J., on complaint Of dump
ing in rear of Mulburn ST., between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth SITS.
The beard Of health will in
vestigste and order mo dump
ing" signs erected.
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II the letter Ct and three Of the
words surrounding it, namely. or"
on" and TO" are set in a line,
they will form the name of To
'RONTO.
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Bathing Suits Reduced

Every bathing suit in stock
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Many alluring designs to Sc
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mems, boys and children's
suits.
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A bushel of discarded but money
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DEAR MR.. FIXIT-There are tall
weeds on four vacant lots on Eng
ish Ave, between Dearborn and
Gray SITS. A j. Dooly, 442 S. Dear
born St.
". P. Hargon of the street
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commissioner office said he
would order the weeds cut.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27

Tom Linghan. j. Farrell Mcdonald,
Edith Kennick and Bruce Gordon.
Added program features will be a
Hal Roach comedy, "Slttin- Pretty
and a Grartland Rice Spotlight en-,
titled Spikes and Boomers"
J. B. Warner is starred in Horse
Shoe Luck" also drama Of the
West which viii be presented Thurs
day and the rest Of the week The
plot abounds in adventure ana thrills
in search Of gold, the big scene Of
the picture being the destruction Of
an entire mine by dynamite dur
ing a gun battle between the right
full owners of a mining claim
and a band of criminals who try TO
steal it. Warner has the role Of
Carrot Harper a missing engineer.
Harry Todd, Margaret Morris and
Carlton King are prominent in the
cast. Mind the Baby q Century
comedy viii be the fun feature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27

BREAD" TO BE AT
APOLLO NEXT WEEK

Containing many moments Of
thrilling drama as well as a supply
Of comedy, Bread" Charles G.
Norris novel, screened under the di-
rection of Victor Schertzinger, will
be shown at the Apollo next week.
It is Of more than passing interest
in the realm Of the photoplay for
the reason that II deals in a realistic
fashion with that important develop
ment of modern life. the woman in
business.
The experiences of Jeanette Stur-
gis, the heroine. are of a sort that
might be encountered by any young
woman who elects in favor of a
business career" In this new field
of endeavor for womankind Jeanette
quickly discovers that life is sur
prisingly human, despite it's garb
of auSterity
As the story moves along Jeanette
finds that romance abides in the
world of business along with It's
hurly burly of affairs; jealousy rears
its ugly head in quarters where it is
least to be expected, and with far
reaching results; envy and suspicion
creep in TO counterbalance the salts
Action that comes with the feeling
- success achieved; and above all
~ finds that 1t is impossible to
,2rsks love out of her hfe-indeed.
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JONES HAS BUSY
TIME IN NEW MOVIE

The Hoosier exponent Of strenu-
Gus action in the films, Charles
Jones, comes TO the Isis the first
half Of next week in a picture SINH
lar to the type in which he first
gained fame-a Western thriller en-
titled Western Luck" As Larry
Campbell, a cowboy, Jones has a
busy and exciting time of it in his
enGeavors TO free his foster father
from the effects Of crooked deal
and to rid his sweetheart Of the at
tentions Of "A villainous sutton. His
prowess as a fighter is exhibited in
his encounters with a band Of crooks
near his home out West, and a gang
Of hired thugs in New York city. He
has two whirlwind fights with each.
The story is the work Of Robert
Lee. In the supporting cast are
Beatrice Burnham. Pat Hardigan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27
MEIGHAN'S LATEST OPENS
SUNDAY AT THE OHIO

Thomas Meighan. an idol Of the
screen and James Oliver Curwood,
the idol Of modern writers, are rep
resented at the Ohio Theater the
coming week in THE Alaskan"
Curwood's story featuring Meighan.
Estelle Taylor. said to be engaged to
Jack Dempsey, plays opposite
Meighan. A large cast supports the
two. The cast follows: Frank
Campeau, John Sainpois, Anna May
Wong, Alphonz Either. Maurice
Cannon and Charles Ogle- Herbert
Brenon directed the picture
The Alaskan" is declared to be
the most thrilling picture Neighan
has made in a long time Il tells
Of the fights Of the pioneers with
financial interests seeking q monopo-
II Of the natural resources of
Alaska. Meighan takes the part of
a fighting man in a story replete
with swift, unlimited action, thrilling
fights and provoking mystery.
The story tells Of George Holt. a
pioneer Alaskan who becomes the
object of the enmity of John Ora
ham, representing financial inter
ests. When Graham destroys the
grave Of Hollis mother. he is thrashei
by Holt who then goes TO Seattle TO
testify TO Graham's activities before
a senatorial investigation Return
ing home Holt becomes interested
In a girl about TO be taken from his
boat and he gives her his cabin.
When he sees her talking TO one Of
Graham's friends, he thinks her an
accompnce. Next he hears of her
death
South Of the North Pole" is the
Spat Family comedy which with a
news weekly. constitutes the film
portion of the bill The Charles
Davis orchestra will present another
program Of attractive musical num-
3ers and Lester Huff, popular local
organist, will be heard in a specially
arranged score for the featured pho
toplay and viii also provide an organ
solo, THE Land of the sky Blue
Water, and "Prelude''-Rachman
inoff.
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that without love, success is an
empty prize unworthy of the effort
involved in attaining it.
The scenes range from busy mer-
camille marts to gilded cafes; from
the palaces Of money kings to the
humble cottage of a workingmAn,
and from 1avishly furnished draw
ing rooms to the drab atmosphere
of a kitchen that is anything but at
tractive when the larder is empty
and there IS no immediate prospect
of it being replenished.
The cast contains Mae Busch, Rob
ert Frazer. Wanda Hawiev Pat
O'Nalley, Robert Bosworth, Eugene
Besserer. Myrtle Stedman. Ward
Crane and Raymond Lee. The Fox
News Weekly, an Arthur Stone com
edy. why Let Landlords Live?" or
gan selections by Earl Gordon and
musical entertainments by Emil Sci
del and his orchestra will round out
the program.
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Some More Ben Hur" Dope

Claire Mcdowell character act,
ress, and Frank Currler, character
actor, have also arrived in Rome TO
enact prominent parts in the Ben
Hur" film which is being directed
by Fred Niblo for the Metro-G Gold
wyn- Mayer Pictures Corporation.
Miss Mcdowell has been cast as Ben
Hur's mother-the part Of Ben Hur
being played by Ramon Novarro-
While Currier viii portray the role
of Arrius The story, an adaptation
Of Cen Lew Wallace's novel and
stage play of the same name, was
adapted for the screen by Bess
Meredith and Carey Wilson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27

The Circle announces next week
as Surprise Week. and is presenting I
society drama adapted from A we'll
known novel, directed by a popular
director. and containing a notable
cast, among which are five we'll
known screen stars.
The story is laid in Paris and deals
with a few prominent members OF
the upper class Of Paris. It$las TO
do with the problems confronting q
charming and lovely young girl who
is called upon to choose between
three men-the man she could have
married, the man she should have
married, and the man she did marry.
It is said that the story presents
many novel situations and pre-
sents some beautifully mounted
scenes.
One Of the highlights Of the pro-
duction Is a thrilling mid-sea res
cue. Part Of the action takes place
aboard a transatlantic liner.
BakaleinikoR has selected a pop
ular overture to be played for Sur
prise week. but he refuses to di-
vulge the name. This will be played
by the Circle Concert Orchestra un-
der his direction. and he also has ar
ranged a beautiful musical setting
to a special film novelty which will
also be presented. A comedy. fea-
turing a welI-known comedian, will
be presented, as we'll as the Cir
clette Of News.
As an added attraction the man
agement is presenting a stage spe-
cialty featuring a well-known act
which for some time was one Of the
highlights Of successful New York
revue.
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Argonne surrounded by the enemy
and cut off from the source Of sup
plies. then the heroic six-day stand
by the American boys-all Of this,
and through it all a touch of com
edy, is to be presented in The Lost
Battalion" which begins a second
week at the Lincoln Square Sunday.
Actual survivors Of the World
War. men who fought for this
country in order that its principles
might be carried into the ages. are
seen again in the picture They
took their parts without demanding
compensation.
A Chinese Tong war. the Ghetto,
burglar. an office clerk. the only
son Of q wealthy home, the sweet
hearts and mothers, all Of this and
more is to be found in the picture
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GLORIA SWANSON TO
BE SEEN AT SMITHS

Arthur Stringer's Saturday Even
ing Post story. 'Manhandled." star
ring Gloria Swanson, is the featured
attraction TO be shown the coming
week at Mister Smiths theater
"Manhandled' is the story Of hap
py. slangy, carefree department store
sales girl who dislikes being paved
over" Matt Moore appears chief in
support of the star.
''AIanhandled7 tells of the depart
ment store clerk who is in love with
a taxi driver-mechanic, but who is
more anxious to enjoy herself than
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 81, 1924

through new additions around Indi-
annapolis, will be put up to Lawrence
Orr, head of the State board of ac-
counts, said Thomas Ellis. Marion
County road superintendent, today,
in response to request from Mr..
Fixit of The Indianapolis Times.
With the approach of winter COM
plants on the condition of Main
St" through the little settlements
are already reaching the county.
County commissioners diselaim
all responsibility. The city does like
wise. AS a result the harassed
settlers annually find themselves
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27
MOVIE THEATERS
BEGIN A DRIVE
FOR BIC FILMS
Many New Releases and
Novelty Presentations
Secured,

7OvIELAND will be an inter
I'M esting place in Indianapolis
next week as the managers
have secured important new re-
leases and special musical presenta-
tions.
The Apollo has secured Bread"
with Mae Busch, Robert Frazer.
Wanda Hawley and many others. At
the Ohio Thomas Meighan has been
booked in The Alaskan" made
from the book of James Oliver Cur
wood.
The Circle has made arrangements
to observe Surprise Week and the
entire bill is clothed in mystery.
Mister Smiths has engaged Man
handled" for the week and the book
ing at the Lincoln Square calls for
the holding over Of The Lost Bat
TALON
The Isis for the first half Of the
week has booked Charles Jones in
Western Luck"
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and flivvers floundering through i'm
passable mud roads.
County Engineer John j. Griffith
contends the roads are county roads,
once opened and dedicated to the
public. Commissioners replied there
are as many miles of roads through
the additions as the county is now
responsible for, and it would break
the county up" to try to maintain
the little streets.
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No. 4-Rosemary Theby in PA
gan Passions" at the Palace the
last half Of the week.
No. Hobart Bosworth as he
appears in Bread" at the Apollo
all next week.
No. 6-Charles Jones in West
ern Luck" at the Isis the first
half Of the week
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LOST BATTALION" HELD
OVER FOR SECOND WEEK
ADJUSTMENTS

Days in camp, transports. the
training area. the pocket" in the
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the quiet her lover likes. When the
opportunity arrives for her TO enjoy
herself, she accepts it and leaves her
lover to shift for himself When he
is successful she returns TO him
The usual minor subjects will also
be shown.
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No. 1-Something to think about.
Here is Thomas Meighan in The
Alaskan at the Ohio next week.
No. Gloria Swanson in Man
handled" at Mister Smiths, open
ing Sunday
No. 3-You might recognize
these people in The Lost Battal-
ion." at the Lincoln Square. Sec
ond week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-27

Ilamas are nervous creatures
and will not stand being beaten or
ill-treated.
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ROAD UPKEEP TO
Be PUT TO ORR
City Additions Ask for I'M
proVennentS,

The question of who, if any one,
is responsible for keeping up roads
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