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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-23
GreencastIe Loses

HU IIWFs NDCcf1E
GREENCASTLB, Ind, Feb, 30
Greencastle High School was defeated
by Newcastle. "a to q, in a whirlwind
game here f'ridaY night.
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At COLUMBUS

FRIDAY
2: 30-Scpio and Van Buren, TWP. ~.
s :30--North Vernon and butlerTine t2),
SATURDAY
o:00-Haw Creek TWP. and Nevbfrn IL.
o :00-Ylat Rock and Columbus ~.
~.
g:oo-Winner s 80 p, m. and winner 8 100
a m. (2l.
T 3.oo~-winner 10 a, m, and winner II a. NJ,
s:oo-winner 2 D. m. and winner q p. m.
~.
oaieiLs-D H. H Bacon; t2) Gilbert
P Best
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AT MUNCIE
ERInAN


FRIDAY
3:oO--Royerton and Selma 81
400--Dseville and Muncie %
= 30-Gaston and Cowsn %
S.30-nesoto and Eaten III
SATURDAY
e0o-Center and winner . p. IA t2)
10 .00-WiHners 3 p. m. and p. M III
2:o0-Winners 1880 p. m. and $50 p. NJ.
3:00--Winners o a. M ana o a. N. %
S :00--Winners . p. n. and y. IN. 90
Ofhcials-D Howard Hill; Cd T. A.
Bills.
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ID Names Miller Special as Mount
NoBLEsVlLLE GRID CARD
Technical to Be Met in Football Game
Here Oct. II.

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Feb. "a
The following schedule has been an
nounced for the Noblesville High
School football team next fall:
Sept 20-Logansport at Nohlesville.
Sept 26--GreeDfield at Greenfield.
Oct. 3-Richmond at Noblesville.
Oct. 10--Wilkinson at wilkinson.
Oct. f7-Techuical at Indianapolis.
Oct 24-Knightstown at Noblesyille.
Oct 31--SheFidan at Noblesville.
Nov. Anderson at Eoblesvlle.
Nov. 15-Brazil at Noblesville
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AT ANDERSON

AT ANDERSON
FRIDAY
2:00-Pendeton and SuTumtyile %.
, 3:00-Anderson and Lapel l2).
7:30-Markleville and Eiwood ~.
8 :30-Franliton AMI Windfall (2).
SATURDAY
9:0o-'ripton and Alexandria "a.
10 C0-Winuer 2 .. nj. and winner p.
m. i2).
2:oo-Winner 1880 p. mah and winner 80
p. ii. III.
3:00--Winnef 8 a. m. and winner 10
a. m. (2l.
s:o0-winner 2 p. m and winner 8 p.
M. IL.
otfidaIs-qj r. 3. Morrison; (2) Dan
overman.
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AT RICHMOND

AT RICHMOND
FRIDAY
:00-Brownsville and Boston "a.
. :0o---Lincoln and Richmond t2).
:O0--Centerville and Williamsburg ~.
4 :00--Milton and Economy t2l.
b:00-HaRerstown and Liberty IL
7:3O--WhiteV alter and Greensboro t@p.
S:30--Fountan City and winner l p. m.
a..
SATURDAY
9:00--Winners . y. m. and 8 .. m. t2l d.
10:00---Wiuners { p. m. and y. m. ~.
2;0o--N'nneTs 1880 p. m. and S 80 p. m.
(2).
; :00--winners . a m. and I q a. m. ~,
6:00-winners ; p. m. and y m. t2l
ofiidals-1) NJ. W. Tatioek: ~ r. B.
Palmer
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AT gAINBRIDGE

2:o0--New Maysville and Roachdaie (D
3so0--Russellville and Clinton Center CD
7:30--Reelsvllle and Greencastle ID
S:30--Bainbridge and Cloverdale ~
SATURDAY
9:00--PutnamvilEe and Fillmore a..
1O:00-Winner p. M. and winner p. M.
2:O0-Winner 7:30 p. m. and Winner
80 $40 p. m. az
a. =. (2l
S:oo--Winuer 2 p. m. and winer p. m.
onlciais-D E. E. Reid (2) M. P.
Wilder.
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AT WINCHESTER

9:00-Winchester and Farmland ~.
o.00-Spsrtansburg and Losontvillc ~.
II :0o--Parker and Stoney Creek ~.
l:00---Saratoga and Huntsville t2).
2:00--Modoc and Union City ~.
3;o0--McKinley and Wayne (2l.
4:0o-LSnn and Jackson ID.
7:30-Franklin Twp (Ridgeville) and
Green Twp. (2l.
S:30-Winners 9 a. N. and 10 a. m. IL.
SATURDAY
Q ;tD-Winners IL a. IA. and I p NJ. or.
l0;0o-WinneTs . p. IN. and 3 y. m. ~
II :00-Winners 4 J. N. and Z 80 o. M (2l ,
2:00-Winners S 30 D. m and a. m. % t.
3.00--Hinners 10 a. m and a m. ~ .
o,OO-Win'eis . p. m aud 3 D. m. (i1.
OGlciais--lI) Ray Move; ~ II. t. Muir
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AT SHELBYVILLE


Q :00--Shelbyville and Sandusky ~.
] 0:o0-St Paul and Clarl5sburg t2).
l | :oo--Waldron and Morristown ~.
00--Geneya and New Point ca
2 :00-Greensbur and Jackson ~.
3:00-Mt. Auburn and Let's (2).
4 0o--Westport and Burney ~.
7:30-Bosgstown and Moral (2).
S:30-Winners 8 a. m. and 10 a m. ID
SATURDAY
q 00-Winners II a. m and L a. M (21
10 :00-Wmners . p. m. and 3 p. m IL.
/ 0o-Wmners 4 p. M and Z 80 D. M az
2 :o0-Winners 8 80 p. m. and a. m. q .
3;00-Winners l 0 a. m. and II a. n. (2).
s :00-Winners 2 p. M. and p. m. a..
Oficials--(I) Horace McLain; 81 Ray
Frohman.
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AT MARTINsvuLE

FRIDAY
H.00-Gosport and Elettevills ~.
10 :00-MorgantoW and Smithvlle (2).
IL :00~-M onrovia and Coal City ~.
:00--Paragon and UnionviIle (2l.
2:00-Freedom and Mooresville IL,
3:O0-Bloomington and MaFtinsFille (4l,
4 :00-Spencer and Enlinence (D.
T.30-Stinesyille and winner Q a. m. t2l.
b :3O-Winners 10 A. m and II a. M a. -.
SATURDAY
9:00-WinneTs ! p. m and : p. m. ~.
10 :00--Winners p. M and 4 p. M. ~.
2 :00--Winners 80 p. m. and $3.50 p. m.
(2).
3:00--Wimners a. m. and 10 a M ~.
s :0O-Winners o. m and y. m. (2).
Ofhcials-(D Birch Bayh (2) Dale
Miller.
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AT LAFAYETTE
FRIDAY

FkIpA1
I :a0--Tca and West Lafayette ~.
, :0O--Stockwell and Romney t2).
3:00--Gladdeas Corner and West Point ID O..
4 .o0--JeH erson and Monitor (2l.
3 :oO-Buck Crek and Montmorenci ~.
7:3O---Jsckson Twp. and ClarlEs Hill f2l.
8 :30-Dayton and Battle Ground ID.
SATURDAY
e:Oo-Winners i p. m. and D. m. t2).
O .0O--Winners 3 .. m. and I p. m. ~.
Il :00-Winners . .. m. and z 80 y. NJ. ca Z.
. :O0--Wianers ) 30 p. M. and q a. NJ. % D..
3:O0-Wiuners 10 a. m. and II a. m. t2) g.
S :0O--winners 2 y. m. and 3 p. NJ. a..
Offiials--Q) Z. ;. krantz: (2) Russell
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AT NEwCAsTLE
AT NOBLEsVILLK

AT NOBLESVILLE
FRIDAY
. :00-Boxley and Atlanta az.
s3:00-Westfeld and walnut Grove (2).
7:30-Noblesville and Cicero ~.
S:3o-Aresdia and Sheridan (2l.
SATURDAY
9s00--Fishers and Carmel TN.
10:00--Winners . p. m. and 3 p. m. (sl.
2:00-Winuers z 30 .. and $40 ..
n. ~.
300 Winners a. m. and 10 a. m (2) .
S:00--Winners 2 p. n. and 3 p. 10. ~.
officials--(l) Stanley FEEBLE; (2) John
George.
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AT vt. WAYNE
FRIDAY
9:o0--Central and Coesse III
1o;oo-MHonroe Twp. and Churusbusoo,
II :oQ--Arcola and Harlan ~
l:Q0-SQuth Side and New Haven, (2)
2:00-Washington Center and Jefferson
Center ~
3:0o--Etns and Huntertown (3)
4:00---Mauraee Twp. and South whitley
7:3o-Larwili and Columbia City (a)
S:30--Wtnner o .. "A. and winner 10 q.
SATURDAY
S:00-Winner IL q. N. and winner 1 p.
m, CD
10 :00--Winner p. m. and winner o. N
~
II :00--Winner 4 .. m. and winner 1880 p.
m. (2)
Q :00-Winner $40 D. %. aaa winner 8
s;oo-Winner 10 .. M. and winner II
a, N. f2J 80 i
s:oo-Winnsr 2 p. N. and winner 8 D. m.
ehciais-sl, Horace Parker: @, VIM
Smith.
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AT EVANSVILLE

FRIDAY
a.oA-Newhurg and New Harmony u.
10 Vaudeville and POseyYtlle ca.
IL :Oo--Tennyson and Mt. Vernon III.
/ :OO--Boonvilie and BesSe t2l.
2:oo-stewartsyille and Griffin "a.
3:Oo--Cynthiqna ard Yankee Town ~.
4 :0n-Reitz and Ly1nvils ~,
= :3O-EIberfeld and Central t2l.
S:30---winner 0 a. m. and winner 10 a.
M a..
SATURDAY
9:0o-winner IL .. n. and winner ] p.
m. ia.
N. n.
IL :Oo-winner 4 p. m. and winner 7:30
,. m. (9l,
2 .0o-Winner 30 .. and winner
a. m. "a.
3:00--Winucr 10 . and winner IL
a. m. t2l,
S:0o--Winner 2 D. m and winner 8 p.
~.
ofndals-(D Charles Jensen; 60 Elmer
FoSey.
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AT PITTSB0R0
FRIDAY
. 00--Lizton and Stilesvlle ~.
2 00-Plainfed and Avon ca.
4 Notwithstanding and New Winchester
u.
z :3G--Pittsboro and Anlo (2).
s :30--C1syton ard Moth Salem "a.
= SATURDAY
o 00--Danville and winner p. M. ~.
10 00-WinneFs z y. m. and 4 y.
2 00--Winners 1880 .. m. and s 80 p. ~.
81.
3 0o-winners a. m. and 10 a. m. ~. .
S00--Winners > p. m. and 3 p. M t2l.
oficials--CD Walter Keller; CD c. f.
Steward
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AT FRANKFORT
FRIDAY
2-Michigantovn and Jefferson ~.
3-Godsmith ard Kemptou (2l.
z :30-Colfax and Frankfort III.
S:30-Scircleville and Forrest (2).
SATURDAY
9--Mulberry and Rossville ~.
l0-Winners . n. m. and 2 y. N. t2).
2-WiHnerss z 80 q. m. and s 80 p. %. ~ q.
swimmers . a. m. and 10 a. m. 81.
swimmers . D. m. and 3 p. ~. ID.
0Riciais-uD Everett Babb: CD Bert
Westover.
AT SEYMOUR
FRIDAY
2 :G0-Clear Springs and Freetown ~,
3;00-Austin and Brownstown ~.
7::30-Cortland and Little York a..
S:30-Seymour and Crothersyille (2l.
SATURDAY
9:00-Medora and Vallonia ~.
10 :00-Winners . y. m. and 3 y. m ICY.
00-.Winners 7'30 D. m. and $50 p. M
10
3:00--Winners . a. m. and 10 a. M (2) .
8 00-Winners ? y. m and 2 p. m. III.
Officals-(D William s. Fellny; (2) Har-
old Y. Berge
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9:00-Ninners a. IN. ana p. m. (2)
IL :00-Winners : p. N. and p. m. ~
l ! :00-Wiuncrs 4 p. m. and 80 p. M. t2l
2:oO---Wlnners 5 80 p. II, and o a. m. ~
3:00-Wlnners 10 a. m. and / a. m. (2)
8 Winners = p. m and D. m. a.
- ONO als--tll William Z. Campbell; (2t
T. c. Auerswald
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AT LOGANSPORT
-

FkIUAl
:00-Washington Twp. and Onward III.
. .00-Deacon and New Waverlg ~.
3 :o,,-Walton and Loga1sport ~.
4:O0-Galveston and Young AIzerln (2l l..
) :00-Lu eePne and Metea IL.
: :3O-Roytl Center and Lincoln (2l.
S:3O-Twelve Mile and winner / .. NJ. ~ q.
SATURDAY
9:00--WiuneFs 2 p. m. and . p. %. 81 g.
/ 0;0O--Winners t y. n. and 5 p, IN. H1.
2:00--winBers 1880 p. N. and $50 p.
M. (2).
3.00-Winners . a. N. and l a m. 10.
S:00-Wiuners , y. m. and y. m. (2l
officials-CD Edwin Miller: t2) Claude
Draper
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Observation-Disclosures for J. Adams. J.
Adams for Woods. Woods for J. Adams, Pat
ton for Essex, Essex for Patton. Reynolds
for Scales. Scales for Reynolds Field goals
Hickey 5; J. Adams. 3: z. Adams. 2;
NASH 3 Essex . Scales. /; Peters, 4 Cook,
l. Foul goaIs-F. Adams. ?: Nash. .; Hunt
!: scales, ,: Peters, .. Hoferce-Stephen-
son.
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REAL GE.I$HA GIRLS
WILL 81 At TIL. LYRIC

Gathering together troupe az
real Japanese Geisha girls. the frs
cherry blossom dancers ever ass
seiuh-ed for - world tour. Madam
Tenk1--u. Jap1n's greatest vau1.-
vile altisr. recently arrived in
America. and VIII appear at the
Lyric next week.
During their ACT the Ge.sh3 girls
present a series of their nati.e
canoes. while Madame Teukatsu viii
introduce au interesting program #
Oriental illusion and magic. pre-
Seutin-. with the aid II her com
psuy. for The first time in the
United States. the battling mystery
creation. The Disappearing Wate~
Fountains Beautiful japanese
robes and stage costumes. the COS.
of whicn. with American Jutv added
would pun into many thousands Of
dollars. are displayed i'm profusi7n.
The bill viii include.
LEMATRE AND RALSTON-Pop-
ular blackfaee duo in their ne,-
comedy offering, a Bad Move. " with
William LcMaire as a house mover
who gets into lJughable difficulties.
SANDY LANG AND COMPANY-
-Four champion skaters performing
difficult feIts on roller skates with
iazzliuS speed. They do their work
IN "a gold cycIorama stage setting.
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GALLO TO SEND
BIC OPERA STARS
TO THE MURAT
Raper Commandery to Give
Concert at Masonic
Temple,

Fortune Gallo will present The
san Carlo Grand Opera Company in
Gounod's Faust at the Murat next
Sunday night, Nov. l6. lie is send
ing us q fine orchestra and splendid
cast. Last January he sent his san
Carlo Company here for two per.
rormahcos
Fortune Gallo was born in 1878,
1T TorremaggiCre in he Province
Of Fopeia, OF a patriotic family,
emigcating to America in 1895.
lifted with ready ingenuity, despite
his few years. The was only 10 he
soon understood that in the North
Americas italians. were appreciated
for their willing and profitable work
IS brute force, being mostly manual
laborcrs. He also sensed that Italian
music was already strong in its
asceud1ucy and recognized for its
Superiority.
lie was the first impresario Of
Crcatore's band, then Ferrullo's and
finally FHrNs. who had "a great
vogue IN America. thanks TO his
efforts. Less than ten years We're
required for him TO pass on to the
greater phase of his ambitious
program.
. It was in 1910 chat he saved the
drama in it's musical form, or as We
say in America. grand opera Having
been the imrrcsS1rio Of the LON
tardl Grand Opera Company" and
of the Pacific Coast Grand Opera
Company. he succeeded i'm finally
establishing THE san Carlo Grand
Opera Company" which was the
eliminating point OF all his am
billions.
Although the time was far from
suspicious, Fortune Cello over
came the gravest difficulties. and
through continued successes. created
for his san Carlo Grand opera
Company "a consricuou~lv fine name
and enthusiastic audiences every
where. so that today ne has the
greatest travelling lyric organization
jim the world
The following artists Will appear
here in "Faus;" Eida Vettori. olga
kar@au. Louis Rousseau LuaoYico.
'rumarchio Ada Stlari, Eeru.ce
S-hal'.ar. Artuod Siovk. Giuseppe
IHterulntc. Felico az Grcgoro. and
Others. Maestro Aldo F'rauchetu
VIII conduct the opera.
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which portrays them bouncing a
multitude Of balls while engaging in
a comedy line.
CHARLES HORN AND COM
PANY-Toot merrily away in their
skit, 1.-THE Auto Broker" which con-
tains fun for every auto owner.
-FOUR DANCING Daisies
represent Flowers in the Field of
Dancing" contribute an offering
that is known for its daintness and
beauty.
Jack Fine will offer the latter half
Of the week "Band-O Mania" in
which he includes n syncopatinS or
chestra composed of Arthur Browns
musicians. dancers. and vocalists.
Arlyne and Isabelle Crandau ana
Esther JOY. This WhirlWind musical
revue is asserted to be one of
seasons most popular revues. Bat
ton and Young could be named the
spirits OF fun and frolic for with
their comedy SONGS and chatter they
threaten To shake the house with
laughter. "A Cycle Of Smiles and
Thrills" viii he completed by Jack
and Jessie Gibson when they mount
their single wheels to perform many
rounds of stunts combined with
hunor. Trovato is q magician. who
with the tito Of THE Eminent
Musician and Wizard will create
interest. because OF his power 10
initiate any sound on the violin. a
comedy act is yet to be booked.
on the screen are:
Daring Youth. with Bebe
Daniels and Norman Kerry. the first
half. and Not one To Spare" with
Ethel Wales and Willis Marks, the
last.
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so Big

Colleen Moore heaved a sigh
of relief last Wednesday when
she took coolies of makeup
from her face and finished 80
Big" the Edna Ferber story.
Not that Colleen disliked the
part-but it took hours ia make
her up as an old lady during
the last week of the production
and movie stars never relish
lavish makeup. Ia the major
part of this picture Colleen APP
pears as a young girl; old-fash-
toned and quite in contrast to
her modern fiapper roles. In
the latter reels she pOrtrays a
middle-aged woman and finally
an old lady with wrinkles and
grey hair. The production is
heralded for early release and
as one Of First Nationals most
notable picturizatiOns. Colleen's
next will be sally" Marilyn
Miller's stage triumph.
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BIC MEETINGS TO
ENTER NEW YEAR
Oswald Ryan VIII Speak
Sunday.

The Big Meeting VIII enter its
twenty-tirst year Of activity Sunday
afternoon at English's Theater.
when Oswald Ryan former United
State immigration commissioner to
Europe. will speak on The Great
est Issue of the Times"
Invitations have been extended to
industrial ard commercial workers.
Seats are being reserved for min
listers and mems Bible classes. Other
seats win be available without COST
to men.
Meeting viii start when doors are
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Enters Variety

Patricia Salmon, the daughter
of the open spaces who, as
memory may recall, was dis
covered at Shelby, Mont, at
the time of the Dempsey-Gib-
bons fight by Haywood Broun
and Bide Dudley of the New
York World" is now going
into vaudeville for the winter.
She has been all season with
the Sells-Floto Circus, to which
she returned after an engege-
ment with the 'Follies. She
will probably appear in the
varieties with a cowboy jazz
band.
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next Tuesday night under the aus
pieces of the colored Y. NJ. c. A.
Program follows:
Care selvo," from i'AtaIauta" Handel
EyIva Rosa Bella ia Calamlta di
Cuorl} ..-''. daiuppI
An die Leier' ITO the Lyre) -. Schubert
"Fischcrweise" (Fisher Melody Schubert
20 Wusst Ich Doch Den Veg Zu-
ruck' 60, Could l But Retreat
Beherzigung' (Rehections) ..... Wolf
III
In Myrtle Shade" ............ Critics
Il Know a Hin ............... Whelpley
In ths Silence Of Night" Rachmaninoff
"
Negro SpirItuals-
g. We Got Home in That Rock 60.
.-..-... Arranged by Roland Hayes
Han the Crown Art by Avery Robinson
Every Time I Feel dc Spirit ......-.
..-........-- ATT Lawrence Brown
You Hear de Lambs a-Cryin .......
....-.....-..- =. ATT. Roland hayes
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OF SACRED WOOD
Ed jackson to Preside III Golden
Rule Dinner Nux. 81.

Touch of the Holy Land win fea-
ture the Golden Rule dinner to be
staged at the Claypoo1 Nov. "a, &c.
cording to Golden Rule headquarters,
528 Peoples Bank Bldg.
A gavel to he used by Ed Jackson,
Governor elect. who viii be toast
master, IS from the industrial school
Of Near East Relief at Nazareth.
Mrs. T. C.. Runpler, chairman,
saws that in the Near East olive
wood is sacred.
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opened at 3, followed by concert
by an orchestra directed by La A.
Won Sta6en. Y. NJ. c. A. male qrta1'-
tette viii sing. A. Fl. GODDARD viii
lead the singing.
Scriptures win be read by DR..
Matthew T. Smith and prayer by
DR.. George S. Henninggr. James NJ
Ogden, city corporation counsel, ana
Y NJ c. A. president, viii preside.
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.Iacllic Stnrts for IIornr

Jackie Coogan started Tor homo on
Nov. 4 ripe in hOnors and quite I'm.
spoiled by an unbroken series Of pub
lie receptions and continuous OK
preston Of public enthusiasm such
as might turn the heads Of states
men. warriors and rulers. He has
been decorated by kings and govern
meuts ana has been accorded honors.
such az the Greek order Of George.
that have never hitherto been given
10 = child
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Brown, James Watkins, Frederick
Harrison, Mildred CarGn. Martha
Millikan. Mary Alice oval, Louise
Duncan. Mary Elizabeth Golfer. Mrs
Charles Martin.
These students are pupils of Flea
nor Beauchamp, Cleon Colviu. 30
mar Cramer, Florence Forbes
Gladys Loucks. Flora Ethel Lyons,
Eleanora NJ Saunders and L. r.
Street.
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| NIQUE PROGRAM
TO BE GIVEN

On next Friday afternoon at the
Masonic Temple, the Matinee Musi-
Gale viii present Marion Rous in a
lecture-recital.
The program Will be as follows:
schoeEbers ...-. Piano Plece. Opus II
brusletu ....s.s..ss Inc CabIeeb d.
Aa4lIlerO .....ss .s.. 1 a. '0i4 :!
AurIc .'-ss- .........- Pastorsie no !
HoneEger .... Pieces Breyes Nos and
MNhaud -......---.- 90. fflhlenlps 10 =!
Poulenc ......V alse from Album des 81
..... Funeral March for Rich Aunt
GO0eSeils .....'... Dallcf N MOT es
MarIuuette SHOW
Prokohef ..... sarcasme. Or. y. 10 3
ScriabIn .",..... Poem. Op- u. No.
Stravlnsky ........-..- Rag TINE
Jean wiener ..
B!ues-frOm Sonatiue SyDcopee
Tres calme. tres tendre-On ne dot EN-
tendre que le SaXophone-DOuX. doux
CONNIE les trombones des noirs.
Eastwood Lane .---.A Perslmmuh PucEei
Bella Bartot. ...... ZOHsorara. Op. .. No. !
susan Dyer ----- . .
Hula Hula from "Outlandish Suite
Percy Granger ..-... ..--i- shepherd 5 hey
Cyril Scott ...-..-..... IN ths foreS'
John Ireland .......... IRE 81 Sprli.-
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NEW FACES TO BE
SEEN At Il. r. KEITHS

NEW FACES TO BE
SEEN At Il. r. kEITHS
Toplinins the program Of eicht
acts and photoplays at Keith's next
week will be Nouette. little Gypsy
vio,inist. Trained from childhood by
that famous Belgian. Nsaye past
master of the violin. Nonette has
established herself in vaudeville as
We'll as I'm musical productions
Nonette sings as We'll as she plays.
Bill Includes:
PERITO-Spanish clown. who !.
making his first visit e. this city.
viii add Joy To the program. He is
sid to have one Of the funniest acts
in vaudeville. lie viii be assisted
by "a pretty miss. who Is a saxophoue
player extraordinary.
IRENE RTCARDO-A character
oomedienne who has been "a Broad
way favor-te for many seasons. She
is offeiine for her vaudeville tour
an act called Whoa Pagliacci." She
Is assisted sly Joe Young.
WILL IT. CRESSY AND
BLANCHE DAYNE-Two popular
players thar visit Indianapolis re-
turn in n now act. as has been their
custom for many seasons. This year
they VIII offer r-IraI playIet called
The Village Lawyer" which pre-
SCENTS a scene taken from Mr.. Cres-
sy's novel. The Hills OF Hamr-
shire.
PEN RYAN AND FFApPrr-T
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INT FltN't~~IO<
ia UsHfF
COLLEGE 10 GIVE
CONCERT \EAT SATURDAY

The Indiana College Of Music and
Fine Arts Will present the following
students in a recital Saturday after
noon, Nov -. at 30 at the college
auditorium Grace Potter, Helen
Knox, CAROLYN Maxwell, Elizabeth
Johnson Margaret Anne Sutton,
Martha Dunn. Maxine Elliot. Melvin
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MARION ItOIS
The Matinee Musicale on next
Friday viii present Marion Rous
i'm "a music-lecture recital at the
Masonic Temple auditorium. Her
subject VIII be What Next in
Music"
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on Sunday and for the first half
NJ the week. the Palace will feature
three acts, one of which Will be
Bears and Ideas" a dance revue.
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