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Evening star., 1925-11-15
LINCOLN-"Shore Leave"

Richard Barthelmess in Shore
Leave" the First National film YER
sion of the Belasco play. will be seen
at the Lincoln Theater the first three
days of this week, beginning this aft
ernoon. In this story he is cast as
= hard boiled COB in Uncle Sans
Navy who falls in love with simple
little New England dressmaker. played
by Dorothy Mackaill. The picture
was made with the active cooperation
of the United States Navy. with
scenes aboard one of our greatest
dreadnoughts. t"Our Gang" in "Of-
fetal Officers and the Kinograms
also will be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday. Barbara
La Mari in The White Monkey"
First Nationals versions of the novel
by John Galsworthy. also Jimmy
Adams in Love Goofy" and a scenic.
Poland: Friday and Saturday,
Jacqueline Logan. William Collier
ir. Mary Astor. Belle Bennett and
Give Brooks in First Nationals $
Playing With Souls story of the
Paris underworld. also Sennett's The
Iron Nag" the Pathe Review. and.
Saturday only, The Ace of Spades" >"
No
Evening star., 1925-11-15
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, Louis Stone
in Fine Clothes; Tuesday. The
Breath of Scandal" with Betty Blythe
and Lou Tellegen: Wednesday, Ed
mund Lowe in The Kiss Barrier;
Thursday. House Peters in "Raffles";;
Friday. THE Boomerang" with Anita
Stewart and Bert Lytell: saturday.
THE Overland Limited" with Alice
Lake and Ralph Lewis.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Next Weeks Photoplays

M r NoFoLl AN - lOrinne
Griffith in classified.
PALACE-Lon CLANCY in The
Tower of Lies"
RI AL T O. Bert Lytell in
Sporting Life"
tt VOLI-"The Freshman"
Seven Days. TRACKED in
the Snow Country" and The
Wizard of o."
AMBASSADOR -"Classified."
The Fres hman" and
Tracked in the Snow sCoun-
try"
CENTRA1-"America Pluck"
The Midshipman." "Grau-,
stark and, The King on
Main Street"
Evening star., 1925-11-15
CHEVY CHASE.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, The
Pony Express" with Ernest Torrence.
Betty Compson and Ricardo Cortez,
'Aesop's Fables" and News Events:
Wednesday and Thursday. Bebe Dan
iels in Argentine Love- q. Henry
comedy, Shoes" and News Events:
Friday. Tom Mix in The Lucky
Horseshoe" Our Gang comedy. Cir
Gus Fever" and thirteenth episode.
Secret Service Sanders: Saturday,
Alice Lake and Ralph Lewis in ''The
Overland Limited" Bull's-eye comedy.
plea sure Bent" and sixth chapter
wild West"
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Photoplays This Week
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, Wilma Banky
and Ronald Colman in THE Dark
Angel and Jobyna RaIston in Are
Parents Pickied?': Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. Pola Negri in Flower of
the Night" and comedy. "A Cloudy
Romance: Thursday, Madge Bellamy
in Thunder Mountain and fable:
Friday, Douglas MacLean in Seven
Keys to Baldpate," cartoon comedy
and news: Saturday. Adolphe Menjou,
Bessie Love and Greta Nissen in The
King on Main Street" the Spat Fam
lily in 'Blackhand Blues" and The
Ace of Spades" No. 4.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
= AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Ramon No
varro in The Midshipman," -Aesop
Fable and Pathe Review, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Gloria Swanson in
The Coast OF Folly. and Jobyna
Ralston in Are Parents aPickied?";;
Thursday. Edmund Lowe In The
Winding Stair" and Sennett's "Sneez,
ing Beezers''; Friday. Lois Wilson in
"RusSed Water" and comedy; Satur.
day, Harry Carey In THE Prairie
Pirate Charlie Chase in THE Care
takers Daughter" and The Ace of
SPADES" No g.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Who Found Himself: tomorrow and
Tuesday. The Ten commandments;
Wednesday. Ricardo Cortez and Greta
Nissen in r. I'm the Name of Love-;
Thursday. Thunder, the dog, in His
Masters Voice.; Friday. Tom Moore
and ZaSu Pitts I'm Pretty Ladies';
Saturday, Lon CLANCY in The I'm.
holy Three"
Evening star., 1925-11-15
HOME.

To-day. Monte Blue and Vera Rey-
nolds in THE Limited Mail" and
Jobyna Ralston in Are Parents
Pickled?": tomorrow. Richard Barthel
mess and Doroth. Mackail in "Shore
Leave" and Art Lake in Short
Pants; Tuesday, Lois Wilson in
Rugged Water" and Art Stone in
Tame Men and Wild Women: We'd
nesday, Irene Rich in The Wife Who
Wasn't Wanted and Charles Puffy
in Speak Easy; Thursday. Art
Accord in THE Circus Cyclone" and
Charlie Chase in No Father to Guide
Him; Friday. Milton Stills and Dor
othy Mackaill in THE Making of
O'Mally'' and Aesop Fable: Saturday,
Jane Novak and Robert Edeson in
The Danger Signal Harry Lang
don in plain Clothes and The Ace
of Spades" No. ,.
OLYMPIC.
To-day Tom Meighan in. The Man
Evening star., 1925-11-15
MAYFLOwER GARDENS.

Mary PiCkford will play a 1s.year-
old shopgirl in her next picture The
question is how she'll play shop
girl with long hair. There ain't anv
slIch nerson 2Dv more
Evening star., 1925-11-15
CIRCLE.

Tuesday. Matt Moore and Madge
Bellamy in NO More Mem: Wed
nesday, Norma Shearer. Malcom Nc
Gregor. George X. Arthur in Lady of
the Night; Thursday. and pm,
Thomas Meighan in The Man Who
Found Himself: Friday, Richard
the Lion Hearted: Saturday. Bebe
Daniels in Wild. Wild Susan"
Evening star., 1925-11-15
PARK.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son in The Coast of Folly" Charlie
Chase in THE Burglars Baby" and
Park News Events: Tuesday, George
O'Brien, Madge Bellamy and j. Farrell
Macdonald in The Iron Horse, -
Pathe Review and Gift Shoppe:
Wednesday and Thursday, Ramon No
varro in The Midshipman." Pathe
comedy. Sweet. Daddies," and Park
News Events; Friday. Mae Marsh.
Harry Myers, Willard Lewis and
Claude Gfllingwater in David Belasco' s
"Daddies." the Spat Family in Lost
Dog and talent night; Saturday,
Thunder. the Wonder Dog, In His
Masters Voice." Mack Senpett comedy,
Good Morning. Nurse" and third
chapter of 'IPerils of the Wild" Shows
continuous on Saturdays from , and
on Sundays from pm
Evening star., 1925-11-15
LIE pARADus AND THE CHATEAU.

Super -Charlestoninc by Miss Ruth
Bennett. young dancer from Keith
will be the high light next
week, both at lie Paradis and the
Club Chantecler. which are now open
for the Fall and Winter Season.
The lie Paradis Band Is directed
by Harry Albert and offers Tom
Lowe, banjoist and a recent addition,
with special songs and comedy, and
the ensemble in dance music bril-
lance.
AT The Club Chantecler dance
music Of charm is directed by Paul
F'idelman.
Tea dances are a Wednesday and
Saturday institution at lie Paradls.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
EMPIRE.

Today and tomorrow. Iacqueline
Logan in IF Marriage Fails" and
comedy. Officer No. 49,: Tuesday.
Lionel Barrymore in "A Man of Iron
and comedy. Educating Buster:
Wednesday. Lou T-Iesen in with
This Ring" Ell comedy. Account of
Monte CTtsto": Thursday. Owen Moore
and Gladys Hulette in go Straight"
and comedy. "Cupid's Victory" and
Fox News; Friday. Geurge Hacka-
thorne and Thunder, the wonder dog,
in His Masters Voice" and comedy,
"Spooky Spooks": Saturday. Pete Nor
rison in The Empty Saddle; also
Fox News comedy, Uncle Tom s
Gal" and the 9th episode of "Play
Ball" starring Allene Ray and Wal
ter Miller. . %,
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Observation-Disclosures Pride. ="

In addition to the cast of huma n
actors. Kentucky Pride" the photo
play TO be shown the first two days
of this week at Crandal's Central
Theater. beginning today. utilizes
The services of many of the best
known thoroughbred race horses in
the country. including Man o. War.
Norwich. Fair Play and The Finn.
The story. which is one of romance
and the tracks in the blue grass coun-
try. features Henry B. Walthall. j..
Farrell Mcdonald. Gertrude Astor and
Peaches" jackson. The comedy will
he Charlie Chase in The Caretaker's
Daughter
Tuesday and Wednesday. Theda
Bara in The Uncha astened Woman"
Trio production with a story which
is said to be strong in dramatic eli
makes: also a comedy. 'Blackhand
Blues featuring the Spat Family.
Thursday and Friday, Wilma Banky.
budapest beauty, opposite Ronald
folman. in First Nationals produc-
tion. The Dark Angel: also an
-Aesop Fable and a Grantland Rice
''Sportlieht." Saturday, Douglas Mac
Lean in Seven Keys to Baldpate.
Paramount's film version of the
George NJ. Cohan play, together with
Ralph Graves in Mack Sennett's
Don't Tell Dad"
Evening star., 1925-11-15
DUMBARTON.

Today. Eleanor Boardman and
Malcolm McGregor in The Circle:
tomorrow. Raymond Griffith in He's
4 Prince: Tuesday. Marie Provost
and Monte Blue in .Recompense"::
Wednesday and Thursday, Cecil de
Miles THE Ten Commandments;
Friday. Aileen Pringle and Antonio
Moreno in "One Year to Live: Sat:
urday. William Farnum in End of
the Ira H.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Buster; tomorrow, Eleanor Boardman
Of Monte Cristo," and Review; Tues
day. Dorothy Mackaill in ''The Bridge
of Sighs" and Spat Family in THE
Royal Four Flush; Wednesday.
Dorothy Gish and Rod La Rogue
in Might Life of New York" and
Mack Sennett's Super Hooper Dyne
Lizzies''; Thursday, Madge Bellamy
in Thunder Mountain and cartoon
comedy; Friday. Jack Holt and Billie
Dove in wild Horse Mesa" and Art
Lake in Heart Trouble: Saturday.
Sydney Chaplin in "Charley's Aunt >
Aesop Fable and "Sportlight."
TAKOMA.
To-day. tomorrow and Tuesday. Ce.
Gil b. DE Miles The Ten Command
ments." on Sunday at 3, 5. Z and 9
pm. Wednesday and Thursday. Mil.
ton Sills in The Knockout" and com.
edy: Friday Raymond Griffith in He's
a Prince Aesop's fable, comedy and
seventh episode of Secret Service
Sanders: Saturday. Tom Mix in THE
Lucky Horseshoe" Aesop's fable. com
edy and tenth episode of Play Ball"
YORK.
Today and tomorrow. Lillian and
Dorothy Gish and Ronald Colman in
"Romola': Tuesday and Wednesday
Wilma Banky and Ronald Colman in
The Dark Angel" Aesop Fable and
Pathe Review; Thursday. Lon CLANCY
in The Unholy Three and Jobyna
Ralston in Are Parents Pickled?'
Friday. ZaSu Pitts. Ann Pennington
and Tom Moore in Pretty Ladies"
and Glenn Tryon in Madame Sans
Jane; Saturday. Edmund Lowe in
The Winding Stair" Our Gans in
'Shootin' Injuns" and The Ace of
Spades" No. 4.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
RAPHAEL.

Today and tomorrow. Milton Sills
I'm The Knockout" comedy. Andy
Gump in 'Andy's. Hat in the Ring;
Tuesday. Larry Semon In THE
Wizard of o." Fox News. also anna :
teur contest at o'clock; Wednesday.
Richard Dix and Clara Bow in Men
and Women" Dinky Doodle cartoon,
Peter Pan Handled": Thursday.
Alice Joyce and Neil Hamilton in
THE Little French Girl" comedy.
Speak Easy" also gift night: Fri
day. Give Brook. Jacaueline Logan
and Mary Lester in Playing With
Souls Spat Family comedy. The
Fox Hunt" also Secret Service San
ders. No. 3: Saturday, William Des-
mond in Burning Trails comedy,
Stan Laurel in The Sleuth.'' also
'Perils of the Wild" No. ).
Evening star., 1925-11-15

NOni1nhed from Inlr0 Page.b
reeler featuring Alice Day. We've
had the dogs. the monkeys. the ele-
plants and the dinosaurs. but this
is the first time i've goose has had
to do his stuff in pair of wooden
sabots. And he gets away with it, too.
Del Lord, Mack Senhett director,
has just discovered that he has flare
for amateur photog, Apply, having
brought back a number of unusual
photographs made during a motor trip
this Summer.
When congratulated on his success,
Del modestly remarked: ~ don't really
know anything about photography: L
just aim at something, say a prayer,
and shoot"
In order to inject as much roma nee
into the title as possible, Universal
has decided to call Aaron Hoffman's
play. 1.-TWO Blocks Away" The
George Sidney. Vera Gorden. Bobby
Gordon and Olive Hasbrouck, while
Gordon and Olive, Hasbrouch. while
the kellys are Charles Murray. Jason
Robards, Kate Price and Mickey Ben
nett. -t'
To complete the Hoot Gibson sched.
ule for the year Universal has substi-
Evening star., 1925-11-15
CONTINUED from Third PageD

this week at CrandalIs Ambassador
Theater. beginning today. 1t is
Partisan romance of a prince whose
life. at1ame with the fire of adventure,
1ramples the hearts and ambitions of
all others under foot and finally sue
cumbs to the lure of dancing girl
The supporting cast includes Johnny
Harron, Pauline Garon. Gertrude AS
tor. Frank Butler and Francis Nc
Donald. The added attraction will be
MCCall's color "F'a shion Review"
Wednesday and Thursday, Edmund
Lowe. Alma Rubens. Warner GLAND.
Mahlon Hamilton, Emily Fitzroy and
chester Conklin in William Foxs
production. THE Winding Stair"
adapted from A. +. w. Mason's story
at u heroic coward's battle for love,
also comedy. A Cloudy Romance. :"
and a scenic study of Hamburg"
Friday. Matt Moore. supported by
Dorothy Devore, in the Warner
brothers version of Harry Leon
Wilson's His Majesty Bunker Bean"
together with Art Stone in Tame
Men and Wild Women: Saturday,
Rebe Daniels and Rod La Rocuue,
In Wild, Wild Susan" also Sennett' 5
"SneezinG Beezers," a Grantland Rice
"Sportlight" and installment three of
The Ace of Spades" starring Viii.
liam Desmond
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Side Shows of the CAPITAL.

bers will be stressed and the Cha rler-
ton viii he interpreted by agile and
graceful young performers. Dixie
land night" the Thursday evening
specially, will introduce half dozen
little brown entertainers with
Southern songs and dances. new
every week. Sunday evening dane
ing also Is a Swanee speciality. The
Swanee Syncopators are led by Di-
rector Al kamons. They feature
highly peppered jazz.
NAYFLOWER GARDENS.
At the Mayfiower Gardens the
Spencer Tupman Mayfower Orches-
ira, led by Director Tupman. pro-
vides modern effects and meIodtc
charm. Director Tupman Is noted
for his very unusual orchestrations
Evening star., 1925-11-15
SWANEE.

Surprise vaudeville" will add the
flip of the unexpected to the
Swanee program next Tuesday eve
ming when a group of clever song,
dance and comedy numbers by pop
ular Capital vaudeville talent will
be presented about II pm. as the
high light of the evening. Jass num-
Evening star., 1925-11-15
SAVOY,

Today. ZaSu Pitts, Ann Pennins
ton and Tom Moore in Pretty
Ladies', and comedy, Educating
Evening star., 1925-11-15

To complete the Hoot Gibson sched,
ule for the year Universal has substi-
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Filmograms

Continued from Third Page.)
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Paul Kelly play. The other Is the Pal
lace of the Pharaohs, which appears In
the ancient sequences of Made for
Love" Leatrice joys next, starring
vohio1o.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
OLYMPIC

To-day. Tom Meighan in. The Man
Evening star., 1925-12-05
Dainty Carriers

In Boudor shades. made OF frilled ribbon georgette
satin-trinlned with lace. rosebuds contrast.
ing colors Garters 81 to s..
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
WAGNER DECLARES JAZZ
UNFIT FOR GERMAN EARS
Composers Son Holds Negro Music
All Right for America. But
Resents Invasion.

BY tho A-socIated Press.
BERLIN. December 5.-SieGfried
Wagner dramatic producer and son
of Richard Wagner. the great com
poser. has published a fiery protest
against the inva sion of jazz in Ger
many.
THE Blue Danube is nearer and
dearer to us than Cuba and Santa.
Domingo" he declared. The national
dignity. Herr Wagner continues, de-
lands that the youth of Germany
waltz to the dainty and vivacious
melodies OF Johann Strauss instead Of
dancing to negro tunes. especially in
view of the natio7al resentment over
the French employment Of black
troops in the occupation of the Rhine
land.
Jazz is all right for the United
States. Herr Wagner believes. since
it is Indigenous there. because of the
evolution of the negro there.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
Lovely
Lingerie
from Paris, Philippines, America

There gowns OF sheer and heavy silks dainty and
lacy. neatly tailored bewitchno paiamas combined
with contrasting colors decorated with lace and en-
hroiderv: chemise softly laceand flower trimmed-nanv
with tops forming we'll fitting bandette: vests and
boomers OF simply cut and trimmed glove silk eabo-
ratelv ornamented crepe dc chine In all the favorite
boudor colors. A collection unparalleled in 1oveiness
nd fast
Evening star., 1925-12-05
ASKS DIVORCE AGAIN.
Wife Says Husband Hasn't Spoken
to Her Since 1922.

Declaring she * 2 nervous wreck as
the result Of cruelty. Mrs. Louise =. J.
Brink. after - years Of married life.
today filed suit for limited divorce
and alimony from Alexander W.
Brink. employed in the office of the
District building inspector. She dis
missed 2 former proceeding in Novem-
her. 1922. the wife says. on a promise
of her husband To provide for her.
She tells the court he has not given
her a penny nor has he spoken TO her
since the suit was dropped. They
were married December S. 1900. and
have no children. The wife complains
that her husband has deserted her.
She is represented by Attorney Hosea
+ MoultOn.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
ROCKEFELLER GIVES FUND
FOR RESEARCH IN OIL
$25O.OOO to Be Expended in Sup
porting Fellowships in Sci
entific Institut tions
Ry the A..ocrsted Pre.s.

BY tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 5.-The
American Petroleum institute has
announced that John ID. Rockefeller
has pledged fund of S250,000 to the
institute for the initiation of a pro-
gram of scientific research in pc
troleum"
The fund. which will he availa BILE
in annual installments of S50.00o for
five years is To he expended "pri-
marily in supporting research fellow
ships in scientific institutionS-th
recipients of such fellowShips to en-
gage in research on some problem of
the physics. chemistry or geology Of
petroleum oil Mr.. Rockefeller
stipulated that the results of this re-
search are tn he freely available to
the industry and public generally.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
Exquisite

from Paris

This radiant collection includes everything new and
lovey-the hlmy hostess gown the trailing gown.
the soft neglcee the brilliant bodo robe the CAV Lido
pajana or ounging coa-designed in satins eeorgete
crepe French crepe brocaded vevet and elaborated
in exquisite ways with appiques enbroideries and me-
taic tones Every gay delicate colorng NAV be had
too typical model is illustrated of rich black satin
and henna brocaded velvet lined with henna chiffon $780,
Other Imported Negligees, SIS to $40
Evening star., 1925-12-05
Tammany Welcomes Women.

The woman voters have gone in for
orCa niZation in drOves. Tamm3ny has
welcomed woman leaders. and it has
been just as successful in getting out
its organized feminine vote as il al
WAYS has been with the mere males
1t has been found in New York that
women only register III effective mum
hers in the more crowded districts
which are controlled by Tammany. In
the so-called silk stocking" districts
women generally have disdained the
ballot. They will not bother to reg
lister or 80 IL the polls. Women of
leisure are the worst of the slack
ers.' The poorer women of the East
Side, with their large families and
multiple household tasks and duties
take time to both register and vote
Thus. where Orga nlzationS have
ruled in politics. they still rule today.
The enfranChSement OF women APP
pears only to have lowered TO a still
more shameful percentage the ratio Of
actual voters 10 tn" number eligible
to vote.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
Gift BraSSieres

Intimate and charming gifts that one woman may
give TO another-choces lovely and dainty. Beau
tiu laces in rich and white Satin and geor-
gette combined with tiny rosebuds: rwo-tored
rbbon trimming Satlns III pink and white
Sss>cNed from left to right are models priced
$3.50. So and S. Others, s1So to $3.50.
Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
VOTES OF WOMEN
CAUSE NO UPSET
Political Leaders Find Situa-
ton Same as Before
Suffrage.

Senators and Representatives. re-
turned TO Washington for the new ses.
sion of Congress. are almost unit in
declaring that the enfra ranchisement of
women the country over has had no
perceptible effect upon the Nation s
politics. The Senat tors and Repre-.
sentatives are very glad that women
have the vote today, but are unable
to point to a single city. State or con
Sressional district where woman s
vote has upset calculations or
changed the political aspect.
The whole position of woman in
politics has come in for widespread
discussion as a result OF the Ferguson
muddle down in Texas. Every now
and then some of the most militant of
the suffraGistS eXhort the women Of
the country to form voting unions
and to vote as a bloc rather than as
potency, however. and the women who
vote at all vote as they please. Ap-
parently they are not swayed by fem
mime instincts or proClivities.
just Increases Total.
Western States. like Wyoming and
Colorado. where women have voted
for many years. soon discovered that
enfranchiSement for the feminine
dltional voting strength without max
ing for any sort Of political upset II
was found that the feminine vote d.
Vded along the same natural 1>olirio !
lines as the male vote. and politicians
who had heen apprehensive grew con
tent. The Westerners were amazed
that votes for women moved - slowl,,
tn the East
A. the franchise for women became
general under the constitutions ]
amendment, there was expressed tho
BELIEF that the feminine vote would
he felt particularly in the cities where
political rings or organizations had
dominated the situation for decades.
1t was predicted that the woman vote
would break the hold Of these rings
upon the cities and eventually would
lead to the disintegration of the organ
izations themselves
Recent elections have demonstrated.
however. that even in municipal af-
fairs feminine votes hlND caused no
sort of havoc. In Ne3< York il is
bUaSted by Tammanr leaders that
their organization has been enormous
ly benefited by tho enfranchisement
of women.
Evening star., 1925-12-05
Gayly A dorned NnIes

The three sketched black satin. lined with col
orcd satin. At extreme left is pair trimmed with
black lace and rhinestone buckles. SS-next d pair
trimmed with coral ostrich and rh1ncstones. 50.
At right one trimmed with instep bands Of gold
kid. So Other Styles, 81 to So
women's Section. floor
Evening star., 1925-12-05
B0udoir Cans

An attractive thought At holiday timc-daintv
caps or boudor bands OF lace and ribbon trimmed
with osebuds. Blue Peach. Pink, Orchid and
Yellow. ST to So
Sectio hird
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-07
VOTE 'N0-CRIME'
PAPE r IS FLAT:
SOME in FAVOR
Clean Sheet Not Without
Its Drawbacks, Editor
Declares.
BV United Press

BIZ United Press
CAMDEN, N. j.. May 6.-Camden
apparently is divided in its opinion
Of the journalistic experiment made
by the Camden Courier this week
when direction Of the paper was
turned over for a day to John B,
Hates, former Judge. on a don't
play up crime policy.
A survey made by the paper to-
day among its readers gave con
fllcting results.
In one downtown district, regarded
as a fair criterion Of civic opinion,
the vote was two to n that the
Courier yesterday was a flat
paper"
No crime news, according to Judge
Hates promise, was printed on the
front page Of the Courier. it's col.
umns being devoted to featuring the
constructive forces Of the com
munity and nation.
In an editorial thanking the edi'
tors for the opportunity of making
his experiment, Judge Hates de-
clared his belief that the public
would not support the mo crime
policy for any length Of time.
While we lost out on street sales
Yesterday. due to the break of an
important crime story, n while
the Courier was criticised in quar-.
ters as being fat and uninteresting,
the experiment was of %undoubted
value to the management II. T.
Saylor. managing editor of the
Courier said today.
I'VE are in receipt of many letters
today complimenting the experiment
as a step forward in progressive jour
naiism. But 1t was not without it's
disadvantage"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-07
FLOWER MARKET OPENS
Wide Variety to be Offered in Bene-
fit Sale.

Spring flower market opened to.
day on the north plaza of the Fed
eral Bldg, under auspices of the
Stansfield Circle. Proceeds will go
to the local social service work.
Both cut flowers and growing
plants will be on sale. including all
the popular ANIMALS and perennials,
such as asters. snapdragons. daisies.
%petunias, phlox, delphinium, column
bine and calendulas. Potted plants
will Include French h~ydrangeas,
baby ramblers, daisies.
Market will continue the rest of
the week. Special flowers will be
sold for Mothers Day.