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POiNCARE WON'T RETIRE
Announces He WIN Continue Fight
Despite Defeat in Election.

BARLE DUO. France. Nav 20
In a speech to the general council
of the Meuse. Premier Poincare an
nounced that he is not retiring from
political life when he resigns the
premiership next week.
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CTrIICks

1T ) never lost until Indianapolis Times
Want Ade have failed To find it
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Pursuant to the statutes for such cases
made and provided. notice is hereby given
that ON the Gath day of May. 1924. John
A Esmou and other freeholders and vot-
ers of Perry township. Marion county,
Indiana, filed in the office of the under
signed auditor of said county this petit
ton. addressed TO the board of commits
sioners of said county. praying for the
establishment TO the width of fifty feet and
the grading, draining and paving, with
siX-lunch crushed stone base and 3 two
inch top surface OF stone or gravel bound
together with asphalt. under and pur-
suant to the provisions of Sections Sc to
So. inclusive, OF an act of the General
Assembly of Indiana of 1905. entitled
Am act concerning highways" of the fol-
lowing described highway wholly In said
Perry township. to wit;
Beginning at the intersection OF Sher-
man drive with the south corporats
boundary line of the town of Beech Grove.
and running thence south and along said
sherman Drive to its intersection with the
highway on and along the south line of
section twenty-nine (29) township fifteen
(l5) north of Range four "a east.
thence west on and along the highway,
on and along the south line of said SEC
ton twenty-nine (29l and on and along
the south line of section thirty 1907.
same township and range. aud on and
aloug the south line of section twenty
five (25). township fifteen 49, north.
range three ~ east. to its Intersection
with the Madison free graveul road some
times called Madison avenue
Now, all persons concerned are here6a7
notified that said auditor did then ar
there designate on said petition that =
p regular session of said board of COM
nissioners to begin at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of the 10Th day Of June, 1924.
and at its office in the Courthouse OF said
county. the said petition would be pre-
sented to said board for hearing.
In witness whereof, I. Harry Dunn.
auditor OF said court, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said
county. this the 24th day of May, 1924.
tSEAL) HARRY DUNN.
Auditor of Marion County. Indiana
MAY 20 and June ,.
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FCRD. l9-o touring starter, der ounta-
Se-- balance due. 500 down. Main 5Oi3.
OEb. 1922 touria-. starter. dem lock
y ueei and other extras. SIT5. terms
-. y Meridian Open evenings.
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Bank Cashier to Be Tried

BIZ United Press
COLUMBIA CITY. Ind, May %.
Eight Columbia City business men
have been subpoenaed as witnesses
in trial of Thomas Hildebrand which
opens in Federal Court at Indianapo-
lis, JUqe 4. Hildebrand is charged
with &nbezzling $3.50. 600 frs.n the
First RATIONAL Bank of Columbia
CITY. Of which he was formerly
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N0tre Dame Wins State
College Track Tourney


Team scores
Notre Dame. - ,. Butler -. Wabash.
IS; De Pauw. i - Purdue. 49, Tndi-
SP Pa NaneSes5er Oakland 6 5ITias and
Rose Poly failed 10 score.
Summaries
1Oo-Tard Dash--Layden N D.. first:
Barr n. D., second, Bray OBJ. third
Sweeney CWD. fourth Time, -O9 A tied
Mile Run-Johnson w. first: Doc
little tB.l, second; Kennedy y. D.. third
Nav IL. fourth. Time. pa Is
44O-Yard Dash-Walsh n. D.. first:
Gustafson w. second. Ham OBJ third
Junter D.. fourth Time 40 b
Discus ThrOw-Griggs tB.t, first. Fence
fP.1. second. Gebhardt N d.. third
Eberhardt I.1. fourth. Distance 1873 f.
High Jump-Jones Cd wilson GJ,
Pence (P }. Johnson n D.. tied for first
12O-Yard High HUrdles-Gricgs tB..
first: Woods ,Bl second: casey ~. d.
third Adams. ID. fourth Time. 10 -.
220-Ysrd Dash-Gray OBJ first: Barr
n. D., second; Sweeney wv. third;
Shot Put-Milbauer N. D.. first;
6friggs lBl, second, Jones Cd. third.
Thorn Cwl, fourth. Distance. 43 II. l in.
SSo-Tard Run-Spradllng lPl, first:
Robbins (Wl second. Cox IN d. and
Gustafson (W-1, tied for third. Time,
Two-Mile Run-Johnson Cw5. first.
Doolittle OBJ. second: Wilcox CDD. third.
Cooper N. D.. fourth Time :A62
220-Ysrd Low Hurdles-WOod tB.J,
first; Adams ID. second. johnson N.
D. third: Ham tBJ, fourth. Time.
Javelin Throw-oberst n. D.. first:
Kszmar y. a. O.. u. second, Cunning
ham (Pl. third Frislze y. D.. fourth.
Distance. 202 IT. 7 IN. New State rec
ord
Broad Iump-Jones ID first: North
am OBJ second. LivergOOd ~. D..
third Brady N. D.. fourth. Distance.
10 f. 4 in New State record ,
Pole Vault-HarriugtOu IN D. first.
Jones 3D.. second: Carey IN. d. and
Woods OBJ. tied for thlrd. Height. u
H. ~ in New State record.)
Mile Relay-Wou by Butler. Time,
1926 2-5
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DEATH NOTICES

SIMMONS ESTELLE-Beloved wife of
Amer and mother of Paul Ralph Eva
Roy and Edna Simmons. passed away May
% Funeral from late residence Is y.
Temple. Wednesday D. m. Burial New
Crown Friends invited
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NOTTCF OF APPOTN7TMFNT

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as eXecutrix OF
estate of Richard Layed Hicks. deceased
late of Marion County, Indiana Said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
THE PEOPLES STATE BANK.
No 22371.
Nav IL 10 90.
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l REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
G2g0.llll DOWN

New four-room cottage with your
choice of one, two and three acres
of good fertile ground. Garage.
Only one block from interurban
stop. Near paved road and bus
line. Only twenty ive-minute
drive by car or interurban TO the
city. Small monthly payments or
will trade. If you wish to see this
place, call Main 1851 or Belmont
1886, Ring 2, evenings. 707 Occi-
dental Bldg.
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diana HospitaI for Insane viii receive
sealed proposals until Thursday, May 29%
1924. at 10 a. m. for furnishing supplies
for the month of June. 1924
Estimate book will be on file at Room
14S Statebouse, from and after Monday.
May 90. 1924
By order of
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eSuburban
$1,000 Down
Acre Tracts

Located at interurban stops.
On or near paved roads and bus
lines. Is minutes drive from
Circle. Building up with nice
homes. Restricted against col
ored people Double credit al
lowed for each dollar up to
500. Prices from $500 UP. Bal
ance may be paid in small
weekly or monthly payments.
Let us show you these tracts
without any obligation to you.
For appointment call office,
MA in 1857, evenings BEL. 1886
ring 2. TOTO Occidental Bldg.
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NOTICE on APPOTNTM=F7NS77Ti7

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as executrix of
estate of Emma H. Keller. deceased late
of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
No 223S3 HELENE NJ. Keller
Nav Il 10. %
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMEl

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administra-
trix of estate of Rebecca Ward. deceased.
late of Marion County. Indiana. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
HANNAH r. INNS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administra-
tor of estate of Bessie NJ Sl<Illman de
ceased, late of Marion County, Indiana.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
WILLIAM H. LANG.
No. 223S5
Mar 10 10 Dc
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In the matter of the estate of Henry &
Lambert deceased. No 65-2i154
In the Probate Court of Marion County
May term, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest f
Werner as administrator OF the above
named estate has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement of
said estate and that the same viii come
up for the examination and action of said
Probate Court on the 2lst day OF June
1924, at which time all heris. creditors or
legatees of SAID estate required TO appear
IN said court and show cause If any there
be, why said account and vouchers should
not be approved. And the heirs of said
estate are also required to appear and
make proof Of their beirship.
ALBERT Fl. LoSCHE. Clerk.
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NEW bungalow. four large rooms; on Gin
der street. northeast ground 1873 feet
front by 15S feet deep; only $4,000
terms. $500 cash; balance monthly 10
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10 HEIRS CREDITORS. ETC
ALBERT h. LOSCHE, Clerk
Nav %. Junc =

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDTTORS- ETC
In the matter of the estate of Hiram V
Moore deceased. No. 65-21I4S.
=, In the Probate Court of Marion County,
MAY term, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that Cora H
Moore as administrative of the above
named estate has presented and filed her
account and vouchers in final settlement
OF SAID estate. and that the same VIII come
up for the examination and action of SAID
Probate Court. on the 2Ist day. of June.
1924. at which time all hess creditors or
legatees OF said estate required to appear
in said court and show cause il any there
be Why said account and vouchers should
not be approved And the heirs OF said
estate are also required to appear and make
nroOf of their heirshIn-
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80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
b--Gasoline

FORD 1928 touring: starter. der ounta-
bles. Lock wheel Ike new. Finance ar
sci balance due. 500 down. Main 5OI3
hOhb 1872 tourias. starter. dem. lock
80 leti ahd other extras, S115 terms
=, y Me-I1Iau. Open evenings
sohD l L. 'oHqr.ag. starter. GEM; yours
Sales. 644-46 7. Washington
fOkD 1890 roadster runs due- So cash
iiai '|i ]-l y. Meridian Open eve
FORD 1878 touring, IN good condition
err. etioil. 5000 tires 235 W. Georgia.
--.-- r. -, 49,.
FORD touring car starter and demoUnIa.
-o - -'oI running order. 1925 Call al
90 ar.ou ave.
FORD ,oJue late model. run only TOO
mics, bargain Drex 1855 1905 S. West
FoED 1870 coupe. $40. terms. Az y
Meridian Open evenings
FOkb lels touring Your best buy To-
aay $50. 427 \. Meridian.
LEXINGTON touring ear. uraciiCZ7-y new.
FL 900 cost - 300 Can Randolph
- IL ~ Nam Io43 Bargain.
LENINGTON touring a good car and a
rare bargain. by owner. Irvington 1927.
Cal after %. m
LEXINGTON touring. 500 down
go y. Capitol
NASH Is SEDAN. fully equipped an around :
AL condition. looks like new 263l w
walnut belmont 0506
OAKLAND 1917 touring. sos 90 terms
-. y Meridian Open evenings.
OVERLAND 1921 coupe. excellent condi-
ton S325.
H.AyNEs M1Dr ING
100 w North s.. lincoln 1915.
REQ touring. one OF the best motors we
have had. 500 down
A y n T. S & II MIDT. IN c.
100 w North. Lincoln 1915
For Good Used Cars See
| WOLF AUTO co.
900 y. Capitol
Main I5.2 open SUNDAYS
WILL take good talking machine
or radio set as part payment on
good used car. IL ncoln 1865.
SEE OUR LOT or GOOD USED CARS
Capitol at North St
D. = & II NJ 7 u T. c.
10. w, North St Lincoln 1915.
GUARANTEED USED CARS
Your own terms
Day and Night Auto Laundry
2+s-25O y. Capitol
@ FORD touriucs 1870. cn0ice for SIQ5.
y Y y p * SC II VI n T. / y C.
zoo w North. Lincoln 1878.
I@tp CARS ooush: and sold / GOLD
htRl ~. y CapitoI.
FOR pEPFNDARTE 1-ed cars see G T
-WALLERIcH 60. S23 y Meridian ST
C-Trucks
FORD ught delivery truck. in Al condi-
non throughout. only slightly used.
This car Us bargain. $50 ". Georgia.
IT'S never lost until Indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed To find it.
81 AUTOMOBILES WANTED
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EiN AND LAUNDRY EALlPM ENI AND
kEFRI MIGRATING PLANT FOR JAMES
WHITCONB RILEY HOSPITAL FOR
CHILDREN
Sealed proposals viii be received by tbs
Board of Trustees Of Indiana University
Tor the provision and installation OF kitch-
EN- and laundry equipment and refrigeratinx
plant for the James Whtcomb Riley Hos
pifal for Children located in the city Of
Indianapolis in accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared by Robert Frost
Daggett, architect. and Charles r. Ammer-
man. engineer. OF Indianapolis. Ind
Bids viii he received at the offics Of the
1924
The trustee reserve the right to reject
Bids on kite en- equipment must be sS-
cnmpaHled by certified check for 50 10000:
bids ON laundry equipment must be accom-
panied nN certified check Tor $4,000, and
bids on retrlgerating plant must be accom-
panied by certified check for per cent of
the bid submitted checks to be made pay
able 10 the Board Of Trustees. Indiana Uni
Versity 10 insure execution of the contract
by the successful bidder. The successful
nlauer VIII be required 70 execute a con-
tract on form provided by the architect.
He viii also be required to furnish salts
factory Surety Company bond to the full
amount of the contract price.
Plans and specifications may be seen al
the offices of the Secretary of Indiana Uni
VersJty the architect Robert Frost Dag
gett goo Consolidated building or the en-.
gneer. Charles r. zimmerman. 529 Occ&a
dental building.
All communications in references to tbs
above proposal or contract should be ad-
dressed to the architect.
Drawings and specifications for kitchen
and laundry equipment may be obtained at
the office OF the architect upon a deposit
OF SO and for refrigeratinE plant at tbs
Office OF the engineer upon 8 deposit of
$50 90 to insure the safe return of draw
ings and Specifications. If the drawings
and specifications are returned to the archI-
tect and engineer in good condition the
amount Of the deposit viii be returned to
the contractor.
JOHN W. CRAvENs. Secretary.
Board of Trustees. Indiana University.
bloomington Ind.
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ALBERT Fl LOSCHE Clerk
FESLER ELAN & YOUNG. Attorneys.
Nav 9t-IUUS -
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: y ID u y y
4. VI MAGUIRE,
20 w lIANI Y

Board Of Park Commissioners Of the
City of Indianapolis Ind.
May 26-June .
NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR THE HITCH
EN- AND LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT AND
REFRIGERATING PLANT FOR JAMES
WHITCOMB RILEY HOSPITAL FOR
CHILDREN
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Is ROOMS FOR RENT
s>~~~~~~~D~~~~>~~~~N ~->~-~~~~>~~~"~~~|~~~
b-BOard and Rooms
TENTH ST. 1904 E: modern room; meals
optional. Webster 5944.
~ RENTALS
y~~~~~~~~~N~~N~s~N-~ ~eS>~~NsN~~~~~~>~@~~>~
a--Houses
GREER ST. $50; 4-room cottage in rear.
Gas and lights: SD.
POS y E. Norwood rooms .... $1,000
2522 y. Olney. / rooms ....... Sl6.O
627 E. Vermont, 6 rooms modern. $50 90
1929 Broadway, 10 rooms. modern 500 90
|. \. RICHIE & son
Main 0520. 710 Bankers trust Bldg
FOR RENT-Colored 1923 Martlndale
; rooms. electric. lights. gas; good re-
pair. $40 per month.
PREESMEYER & WEISS
Lin. sos. 136 \. Della. Room l0l.
FOR RENT OK SALE
1896 Sherman Drive. new hose, rooms
and bath; $500 down. balance ume. Web.
600.
FOR RENT rooms. 2730 n La Sale
St. semi modern. $50 W. L. BRIDGES.
49, \. Delaware St. Circle 78eS.
COBB REALTY GO, kENTS-INsUR-
ANCE-REAL ESTATE. Main ZIG.
b-HOuses, Flats Furnished
STORE room; good locs tion for meat
market: next door to standard Grocery.
3703 Massachusetts Ave. Web. 5000.
departments
SCHURMANN. cor. ". DIST: broom apt.
strictly modern. splendid location, rea-
sOnable. garage Rand 4l6l.
miscellaneous
GARAGE FOR RENT
1927 " Twenty-Seventh st. Lincoln 3S45.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
d---AIisCeilaneOuA
e-Musical Instruments

LADYS diamond ring p karat Can
Randolph 05SQ.
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\ Times Want AID Gets Results-Call Main $500
MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES

BICYCLES, good, IS and up: tires, 81 and
up. $40 Mass. Ave
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Is MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

PEDIGREEp AiBEpALE PUPPIES
Reasonable Belmont 2Nl3.
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BALDWIN model player piano @ real bar
gain Don delay. easy terms Phone
Randolph 1891
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JOIN W. CRAVENs. Secretary,
Board of Trustees, Indiana University
bloomington Ind
Nav 26 1924.
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FORD. 1922 coupe; runs IKE new; dou-
BILE bumpers; lots of extras; finance car
sell balance due on loan. Your oppOr-
tuuity al 500 down Unusual bargain.
Better hurry Main 5O13.
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miscellaneous
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GARAGE FOR RENT
Twenty-Seventh St Lincoln 3SA5
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No. 223s4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-15

Chicago medium swapped charm
for $1,000 and we can't decide il
She is happy medium or a medium
Of exchange.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-15
A Big One
Coming

Many treats are fin store for
Americas picture fans, for an
nouncement has just been made IF
the booking of a number Of Dig
picture productions, the pick of the
market Among them are Boy
of Nine" a special, Thomas Meig-
han in piper Malone" Big Broth
er," a Paramount special, The
Courtship of Miles Standish" with
Charles Ray, 'To the Ladies'" a
Paramount Special, Jackie Coogan
in Circus Days." Elinor Gyms
Six Days." William S. Hart in his
new picture, "Wild Bill Hickok, "
Enemies of Women" a special,
Corinne Griffith and Conway Tearle
in Lilies of the Field" Buster Kea-
ton in "Three Ages" Norman Tai
madge in "Ashes of Vengeance, "
"The Next Corner" a Paramount
special, "Thy Name Is Woman" ano
Marion Davies in "Little Old New
York"
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IfHEAI,LRE9S
70 RSaS
MANY LOCAL STARS PPEAR IN
"A LITTLE BIT OF BROADWAY

Rehearsals for the musical CON-
edy success "a Little Bit of Broad
way" are now under way, being
held daily in the old Opera House.
The presentation of this production
is Americas is said to De an out
standing even in the history of local
dramatics, and the Playground as
sociation feels itserf fortunate in
securing this play as a benefit per-
Torrance here. Many local favorit-
es will appear in the production both
in the leading roles and the chorus
and dance features.
Miss Mary Dudley will appear in
the role of Betsy Brown from Dixie,
who goes to New York to see the
sights of Roadway, and Misses Mary
Glover and Dorothy Cass will be
seen as Winnie Cameron and Sybil
Baxter friends of Betsy, who take
the trip with htr. This charming
trio of Southern Girls will be chap,
eroned on their trip by Miss Pene-
lope Smythe, whose maxim is "Now
when l was young" This character
a numerous part has been assign
ed Miss Marie Walker.
The part of Hon. Archibald
Brown a gay old widower who takes
girls to New York, will be played
by Weber Smith, who needs no in,
PRODUCTION to Americas people. Miss
Eugenia Parker will appear as
Carmita a Spanish Dancer, the
dance that scored such tremend-
Gus hit in the Macon presentation
Misses Kittie and, Lillian Birdsey,
of Macon, whose dancing was hi
when the play was given in Macon,
have been secured to come to Ameri-
Gus and appear in the play here.
Their dances will be delightful fea-
lures of the show. They will be
seen in the Parisienne ballet and
the eccentrique dance.
"A Little Bit of Broadway is
different from the usual run of
amateur plays. There are musical
gems, and the costumes are brill
liant creations, designed especially
for this production.
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PAINTED PEOPLE COMEDY,
ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE

before and that its contents were
hopelessly out-of-date. AS a result
they create quite a sensation at
the party.
To reveal the outcome of this
faux pas or the plot of the story
would do you an injustice, for ii
must be seen to be appreciated. Ber
Lyon plays opposite Miss Moore
the remainder OF the particularly
effective cast includes Bull Mon
tana, Anna Q. Nilsson, June Elvidgs
Sam de Grasse, Mary Carr, Mary
Alden, Russell Simpson, Charles
Murray, Joseph Striker and Char
lotte Merriam.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-15

When they buried the Ratchet in
Europe they left the handle sticking
out of the ground.
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Colleen Moore Has Another
Flaming Youth" Role In
New Picture

One of the most delicious come
dies of the year will be the featur-
ed picture attraction at the Ry-
lander on Monday and Tuesday. 1t
is painted People" featuring Col
leen Moore, the little star who
created such a sensation through
the country through her impersoua-
ton of the thrill-seeking flapper in
Flaming Youth"
painted People," which is based
on Richard ConnelPs story, "The
Swamp Angel" deals with the ad-
ventures of a boy and girl who
are entranced by the visions of
"high life" afforded them by the
residents living on the the "othe,
side of the tracks, in their town,
and who deliberately set out to gain
admission to the sacred precincts.
One of the many laughable cpl
sodes in the production centres
about the efforts of the two to
break into society. One day they
received the coveted invitations =
but the stunning realization comes
to them that they do no possess the
proper clothing for the affair-o1
the knowledge as to the exact way
in which to deport themselves.
The conceive the brilliant idea
of purchasing a book on etiquette
but they fail to notice that the book
had been published half century
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-15
NEW POLA NEGRI PICTURE
HAS HAPPY ENDING
Shadows of Paris" Present Star
In Greatest Emotional
Role

Pola Negri in a sympathetic role
in a picture with happy ending
So we find the screens foremost
emotional actress in the Paramount
r.icture, shadows of Paris, which
will be the attraction at the Ry-
lander next Thursday and Friday.
An all star cast is in the support Ct
the star including Charles de
Roche, Huntley Gordon, Adolphe
Meniou and Gareth Hughes.
Miss Negri, as Claire, is an
Apache in love with Fernand, who
goes to war and is reported killed,
Raoul. a statesman meets Claire and
falls in love with her. She conceals
her Apache traits, posing as a
Polish war widow. She marires
Raoul but frequently returns to her
Apache haunts and helps her friends
to secure further booty from her
rich friends in the upper classes.
On one Of these visits, she is am1z-
ed to see Feru and-alive. Hel
former passio nfor him is renewed
and she tells him where she lives.
In the meantime, Raoul plans a
police raid on the underworld in the
hope that he may capture the lead
ers of the Apaches, who are re-
sponsible for series of crimes.
While Claire is in the Apache den
the police, headed by her husband,
arrive. She escapes and that night
Fernand comes to her house. At
the sight of her jeyels his thievish
instinct overcomes his love for the
girl. He endeavors to steal them and
she undergoes a change of heart
and realizes that she does not love
her husband. Fernand is shot and
in the subsequent alarm Claire ana
Raoul are finally united as they
never We're before.
Each succeeding Negri picture
goes its predecessor one better, but
Shadows of Paris" according to
reports, goes "The Spanish Dancer"
two better-in other words it's far
superior to anything the continental
star has ever previously attempted.