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married woman.
This is necessary, because the hus-
band of this flirting woman is ready
to put the name OF any man down
as "the other man" on the divorce
application. So Pola acts good and
naughty just TO save one man for
herself and she wins.
Good and Naughty" is a rather
smart and fast moving farce with a
good amount of bedroom scenes.
You expect that sort Of thing in any
good farce.
Pola has left the strict vamping
roles, because they are not so profit
able or fashionable this season. She
is playing character roles these
days. Rather think that this Negri
picture will do a great deal to hold
ing in line the Negri fans.
Tom Moore is the bachelor who
nearly gets in bad. You know he
IS naturally good looking and proba-
bly, is always in danger when play
ing bachelor roles. Ford Sterling
has the big comedy role, and as
usual walks away with it. Stuart
Holmes is the husband. who just
must have q divorce, while he looks
like a villain in a melodrama.
Think you will find Good and
Naughty" little better than aver
age Pola Negri entertainment.
Bill includes a comedy, a news
real estei. Huff af the organ Emil
Seidel and his orchestra, and Dolly
Gray and Ralph Duncan in songs.
At the Apollo all week.
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MRS. CUSTER'S SECRET

Sixty-two years ago there was romance on the
Hudson when young lady and her dashing soldier
boy from West Point were married
The young soldier was brave; throughout the
Civil War he distinguished himself in half dozen
battles from Gettysburg to Appomattox. So the
young solder made general and sent to the
West where the railroad was blazing its way through
forests and over plains where hostile indians fought
1T with all their might.
The young soldier and his 200 men, equipped
with anaient carbines that were relics Of the Civil
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Who Does KnoW2

Poor Po.Izi, sailing from Houston,
Texas, only two jumps ahead of
Sheriff Binford last Saturday night
and doomed to be hunted until he
gives himself up, is captured. or dies.
He has duped thousands as it is
charged. but no one more cruelty
than himself. What is 1t that makes
young men, but especially those
with a brilliant turn, throw their
lives away for such folly, or does
the brilliant turn carry some mental
weakness with it?
Psychologists, in spite of all they
have learned, declare that it is hard
to draw the line between genius and
insanity. Who knows that this
young Ponzi may not be the victim
Of a mental disease? So too, who
knows that the murderer, Russell
Scott, is sane, since a jury has de-
cided his case both ways?
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If You Love Football You Will Enjoy
William Haines in Brown of Harvard

cause he wants to marry the pretty
oobbed hair girl. OF course the
Prince didn't know that 1t was the
same person. Complications are
finally ironed out and the Prince
marries the girl he loves although
she happens to be a Princess.
It is still more interesting when
you learn that Greta Mssen, a
ravishing blonde is the Princess.
Miss Nissen and Kerry put on some
love scenes which would make
Valentino envious.
1.-The Love Thief" is for those who
can stand the hot weather. Rather
pleasing little picture Of love
making.
Bill includes an Arthur Lake
comedy, Aesop Fables. a news reel
and music by the American Harmon
lists.
At the Colonial all week.
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War, met their deaths. They died, to man, fight
ing shoulder to shoulder
The wife of the young soldier still lives and re-
members. Through the fifty years since that black
June 25, 1876, she has carried that tragedy in her
heart
In a little home in New York sits Mrs George A.
Custer, soldiers wife, and she has lived soldier
should.
THE way to go forward, to feel young and to
keep young is to cast bitterness out of ones life
the heroic little lady said recently.
She had learned great truth through her sut-
fering.
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him get many a laugh. This does
not detract from the genuine ability
Of Haines as an entertainer. This
freshie get away with near muir
der" and he isn't taken down and
put into a fountain either because
he stands up and gives and takes a
good beating. This freshie is a
hound with the women. a regu-
lar whiz, but little too speedy for
his own good
Our hero, Brown. learns his les
son when he realizes that booze
does not help the Harvard fresh
man to win a boat race. Tom took
on too much hooch just before the
race and cracked" while Harvard
had a chance to win. And that is
some disgrace to live down on any
campus. but when no bucks up and
wins the Harvard-Yale football
game, the world is a fine place for
this lad to live in.
And while am handing out words
of praise, 1 must not overlook the
work of Jack Pickford as Doc, a
freshie who was weak in body, but
strong in mind. He is n loyal lad
and pays the big price when he goes
out into a storm while Ill to find
Tom. so the football star would not
he late at a game. Here is fine and
beautiful piece of work.
Mary Brian is the girl in the case.
You will also find Mary Alden and
Francis Y. Bushman Jr. in the cast.
comedy, a news reel, organ music
and the Joe Wong trio. This trio
is not so strong. in fact, less than
fair.
But you will want to see Brown
of Harvard"
AT the Ohio all week
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THE
VERY IDEA!
BY Hal Cochran
REACTION

OF course va gotta worry. and "a
gotta fret n bit. They'll say yer
just not human lest va sometimes
throw a Mt. Yer due TO battle trou.
BILE and. at times. yer bound TO
frown. Yet just can't help but feel
that way, when things or upside
down.
va can't expect the bright side IA
be always shinin' through. There's
plenty OF the wrong side and a part
OF it's for you. Fer instance. when
yer plannin' gets a setback fer a
spell, it's easy, mighty easy, to be
feelin'-not so well.
But, shucks, don't let that down
you, cause II clears up after while.
va soon get sick of grouchiness-and
then bring forth a smile. The pleas
ant side is better than the Niue side,
by q mile, but remember that the
blue side makes the other seem
worth while.
Opportunity may Knockout II
doesn't seem 10 give n rap for some
people.
When tramp calls. the finest
food in the world is a bum meal.
When a husband claims he knows
il ALL a wife can usually safely say
she told II to him.
She threw her arms around him and
Then kissed him. so tits said.
And. though he didn't blush mt all
His cheek was very red.
It's all right for n girl 10 live un.
der an assumed name-if It's tho one
she assumed when she got married.
1t takes more than a stenographer
to learn the fling system in a saw
factory.
It's a real quartet when all four
of them think the other three can't
sing.
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What are some Of the best fer
tillZers?
Bonemeal is a good fertilizer, do
composes rather slowly and Is there
fore OF lasting benefit. Humus. rot
ted vegetable matter, Is valuable for
its beneficial effect on the physical
condition Of soils, especially sandy
ones. Nitrate OF soda Is an active.
quickly soluble fertilizer.
How may sons did Adam and Eve
have?
Cain, Abel and Seth are the only
ones named, but the Scriptures say
"they begat sons and daughters"
Who were the 'I.evelers'' and tho.
"Come-outers" mentioned In English
political history?
The 'NLevelers" were members OF
an English political body that -four
ished during the rule OF oliver
Cromwell and insisted on an equal
distribution OF property. They
sought 70 destroy social distinctions
and put all men upon a plane OF
equality. Tho "Come.outers" with
drew from tho Jewelers." on ac-
count of dissenting views.
Can n naturalized citizen Of thal
United States be appointed ambas-V
sador or minister TO the country OF
his nativity?
Yes. Three elements only cons
troll his appointment, selection by tho
President. confirmation by tho Sem
ate and aeeeptibility by the govern
ment to whom he Is accredited.
How can poison ivy be eradicatcds
The only method that Is abso-
lutely permanent is to grub II out
by tho roots.
When was the photopIay. "The
Four Horsomen Of the Apocalypse.
released? Who directed II, and who
were the feature playcrss
1t was released In March. 1921
was directed by Rex Ingram and
featured Rudolph Valentino and
Alice Terry.
How can leather shoes bo pro-.
tected from sulphuric acld3
Coat them thoroughly with warm
melted paraffn.
What Is the difference In age ct
the TaImadgo sisters, movie actress
es? Are they both married?
Norma Talmadge was born on May
2. 1897 and Constance. April TO-
once. 10 Joseph M. schenck. the pro-
Queer. who Is stili her husband. Capt.
Alstair William Macintosh In Con.
stances second husband. She eloped
with John Pialoglou. n rich Creek
tobacco dealer in 1920. and divorced
him in less than n year. 4
What arc the official languages or
the Peace Conference?
French and English.
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Have the Cash

So far a sactual cash goes, New
England is still the richest section
of the United States, which explains
not only her widespread interests,
her knowledge of outside affairs and
her culture, 3but her luck box"
Parkers and Ponies" You don't
find the fake stock salesman flourish
ing or the get-rich-quick scheme
Matching, where ready money is
scarce.
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10 enjoy TINS MIN
more than ever be-
cause there is a
bully good game
present. n e V e r
have seen this
William III a i ne s
person show off to
better advantage.
Although t h e
story is just one
of those light col
lege yarns, yet l
feel that you are
going 10 remem-
Der Haines for his
FIR q s h freshman
role. The subtitle
writer has been
kind TO Haines
and has helped
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buds. In other
words she knows
how 10 strut like a
peacock and yet
act all the time.
Pola makes herself
up like a real ugly
ducklirg in the
first part. No won
der with a face like
that, all the men in
the story thought
she would always
remain single. But
Pola knows that
she is in love, so
much so that she
starts a campaign
to save a bachelor
from a scheming
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GOOD ORCHESTRA TOPs
NEWS Events AT THE u

Seeing New York by music. at
once unusual and picturesque, is but
one of the many original things that
Harry Stoddard and his streets OF
New York band are doing this week
at the Circle.
BY cleverly costuming the orches-
ira to the type 1t is wished to por-
tray Stoddard. by playing music to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28
POLA CAN BE BOTH
UGLY AND VERY PRETTY

Pols Negri, in Good and Naugh-
ty." starts out looking like an ugly
duckling. In looks. she is a fright
at the first few hundred feet of the
film.
Then she blossoms out in a bunch
of swell rags and they are sure some
rags. This woman knows how
20 ,r,aov tho dna
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By Walter d. Hickman

Am telling you that there is lot
Of genuine fun in Brown Of
Harvard" which has the services
Of William Haines as Tom Brown
and Jack Pickford as boo"
And if you happen to be wild
over football. you will be in shape
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complete the illu-
sion. takes one on
a colorful tour OF
the most well
known sections OF
the home OF jazz.
All syncopation.
the music is given
as II would be
played from Pell
st. with its ORR
entail atmosphere,
NJ b erry st.,
smacking strong
" Of Italy, down
TO Bro a d W a y,
where syncopa'
ton relgns as
king.
The orchestra It.
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How did Byrd, the Arctic explorer
determine his position over the
North Pole?

North Pole?
By means of four compasses, two
magnetic, one sun compass and an
earth induction compass. The sun
compass was invented at the u. S.
Bureau of Standards and it has an
artificial horizon around which a
hand moves by clock work in "a
hours: and during the same period
the sun causes the shadow of a pin
to travel in circle about the dial.
Thus a shadow is caused to fall on
the moving hand, and as long as the
shadow continues on the dial the
course is known. The inventor of
the sun compass explains that from
the Nautical Almanac Of this year
and a timepiece Byrd carried. regu-
lated to Greenwich Meridian time
he could take the altitude of the sun
by a simple procedure with charts
obtaining almost instantly his posi-.
ton over the geographical North
PoH.
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FABLES IN FACT

THE GOOD WIFE THOUGHT
HER HUSBAND HAD BEEN WOR.
RYING A LOT OF LATE COMMA
AND FINALLY TOLD HIM SHE
FIGURED HE WAS HAVING
MONEY TROUBLES AND WAS
KEEPING 1T FROM HER PERIOD
HE REPLIED COMMA QUOTA.
TON MARK If I COULD KEEP
ANYTHING FROM YOU COMMA I
WOULDN'T HAVE ANY MONEY
TROUBLES PERIOD QUOTATION
MARK.
Copyright. 1926. NEA Service. Incl
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Questions
and
Answers

You can get an answer TO any cues
TO The INDIANAPOLIS Timed Washington
Bureau 1922 New York Ave-. Washing
ton, d. c.. inclosine 2 cents N stampt
ADVICE S rsP Cannot M se sven ss or cam esasnosd
research be undertaken. All Other
questions will receive = personal reply.
AL letters are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28

Lucita corvera. Spanish dancer
who was seen in Artists and Mod.
els" and "Vogues and Froilcs." has
Joined the cast OF "A Night in Paris. =
she will present original Spanish and
Mexican dance creations.
The dancing team OF Smlrnoxa
and Tripoiitoff Of Tho Merry World
Revue" at the Imperial Theater.
have been engaged BY tho Mesmn.
shubert 20 stage a new ballet. which
will be introduced in "a Night IN
Paris" tho Casino d. Paris revue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28

Florida Senator's wife testifes medium helped
her find her lost violin, that's another argument
against sprituasm
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When Ford says, Nothing permanent in the
world except change" he doesn't mean pocket
change.
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Movie Verdict

OHIO-"Brown of Harvard"
is one OF those pleasant little
affairs about college life. Has
the expert services Of Jack
Pickford and William Haines.
COLONIAL Some warm
demonstrations in love making
are offered Greta Nissen and
Norman Kerry in "1'he Love
Thief"
APOLLO - Rather smart.
light fun is Good and
Naughty, with Pola Negri.
CIRCLE-A pleasing love
story is Miss Nobody with
Anna Q. Nilsson IN the lead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28

In New York, cartoonist tried to kill himself
perhaps because he drew G. o. P cartoon without
an elephant
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Mr.. Wilbur c. Whitehead, famous bridge e,
pert, lecture in Detroit bridge and escaped
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-28

For the benefit Of tho many who
have written requesting the number
OF different dresses which Grace
Glover, the ''thanlx-you'' lady in
1.-THE Merry World Revue" AZ tho
Imperial Theater. wears each per-
Torrance. Il Is hereby stated thatM
she appears eighteen times and
wears a different gown NJ each ap-
pcarance.
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ALMOST PAYS WAY

The oldest and most popular argument against
Government ownership in this country is about 10
desert those who have relied on it so long and be-
come overnight, the newest and most popular argu
ment on the other side of the question.
The United States postofice department has op
Grated at deficit since it's creation. 1t has
been the horrible example of those who claim that
Government not operate business enterprise on
a business basis.
Yet last year the postofice with an operating ex-
pense Of $649OOO0O0, had deficit of only $4,000 900
1t will be entirely independent of the Federal
treasury in 1925 Budget Director Lord says.
Somebody's got to spend busy two years think
ing up why 1t would never do for this
Government to operate Muscle Shoals
Sometimes when we have headache the next
morning, think we'll have it operated on by a
tree surgeon.
Mr.. Wilbur G. Whitehead famous bridge ex-
pert gave lecture in Detroit on bridge and escaped
In New York, cartoonist tried to kill himself,
perhaps because he drew G. o. P. cartoon without
elephant
When Ford says, Nothing permanent in the
world except change" he doesn't mean pocket
change.
Florida Senator's wife testifes a medium helped
her find her lost violin, that's another argument
against spiritualism.
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Sometimes, when have a headache the next
morning, think we'll have it operated on by a
tree surgeon.
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Gertrude Burcell. playwright. au-
thor Of "Tangle Toes" and vol
taire," and now playing roles IN tho
sketches OF "Tho Great Tempta-
tons" has sold a play to Billy y.
Van, also Of the Winter Garden re-
vue. Mr.. Van viii try out tho play
this summer and produce II regu-
larly I'm the fall
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Emily Boreo. the eccentric coined
ian in 1.-THE Merry World Revue"
az the Imperial Theater. will be pro-
vided with an intimate theater I'm
which TO stage his original type
musical plays this winter. Tho III.
tie playhouse viii be erected IN tho
neighborhood Of Fifty.Eighth ST. and
Park Ave.
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Jack Pearl. Harry o'Neai. Ruth
Ann Watson and Loretta Rhodes
from ~ Night IN Paris" az the Ca
sine de Paris were among tho enter.
tanners at the benefit for the Army
relief fund at the officers Club 40
Governors Island Saturday after
noon. The benefit was under tho
auspices OF General and Mrs. Sum.
merall
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The Messrs. Shubert announces
that their next production IN the way
OF revues viii be the second edition
Of the Casino dc Paris frolic "a
Night I'm Paris" Rehearsals will be-
gin on July 10. Casting has already
begun, with most OF the presently
members Of the company to be rev
tanned.
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What arc the official languages o
the Peace Conference?
French and English.
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NeuU Events With
Shuberts

Andor Novak. the Hungarian art
ist, has been commissioned 10 paint
twelve has relief paintings for tho
lobby Of the Winter Garden. Twelve
OF the young women OF Tho Great
Temptations" company are 10 pose
for him. ono OF the paintings has
been completed and is already in tho
lobby. The others viii follow as
speedily as tho artist can prepare
them.
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Evelyn Herbert, prima donna Of
"The Merry World" whose singing
Is considered ono OF tho high spots
in the revue at tho Imperial Thealer.
has received three years extension
on hor contract with tho Messra.
Shubert. Miss Herbert last appeared
IN Princess Flavia" and before that
I'm "rhe Love Song"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
SCHOOL WILL HOLD
Fathers PROGRAM

A Fathers Night will be observed at
Fannin school, under the direction OF
Miss Edith Parr, principal, Thurs
day. An interesting program will
feature the event, preceded by an ex-
hibit of school work by the students.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Marshall Johnston and the Rev. }.
Stuart Pearce both with speak.
The program follows: Violin solo,
"Arminta Waltz Harry Ohnesorge F;
song, The Cobbler," students: reci-
tation, Fathers Night" Russell Golf
Warren recitation. America for Me-
Harry Howe; playlet. Safety First"
students; recitation, Getting Informal
ton From Pa" Alton Herring; folk
dance. students Japanese love song,
in costume. by students violin solo,
"Violets," Jack Callsen, and physical
exercises by students.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
FOUR ELEPHANTEERS
TO MAKE CITY TOUR

If you can't go visiting tonight,
STAY home and let the Four Ele-
planters 10 it for you, for they are
scheduled 10 go around town in their
instantaneous lizzie on a tour of
friendhness.
Radio Station VICAR at s o'clock
Thursday night will broadcast the
Elephantics. the program planned TO
stimulate the raising of funds TO buy
two elephants for the Breckenridge
Park ZOO for the kiddies of San An
tonic.
Our Fannie" Milgrom will furnish
piano music and Miss Marie Eiseman
will sing during the Elephantics pro-
gram.
Votes phened into the station CIR.
4041x or Tr. 1895 will be read over
the radio and credited 10 the various
schools.
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RESCUE SECOND
MINE BLAST
VICTIM

WILBURT0N. Okla, Jan. 14.-CPl
The second survivor from the lower
levels Of Mine No. 81. Degnan-McCOn-
nell Mining Company. was brought 10
the surface today. He is Beryl Hol-
land. a negro.
Physicians were at the mouth Of the
mine with first aid kits and as Hol-
land was taken from the iron bucket
used as a makeshift lifting cage. he
was laid on cot, given artificial
respiration and covered with heavy
blankets.
Holland was so weak he could not
utter sound. Physicians said his
condition was not serious and that he
was suffering from cold. fright and
nervous exhaustion. As word came 10
the surface that a second man was
to be brought from the debris alive.
tbrong of more than 1000 people
surged against the ropes. but were held
back by guardsmen.
Holland was taken from the four
teenth east level, but was unable to
tell whether any other miners were
alive there. The fire. which broke out
in that level today, was eXtinguished
soon by helmet crews and the work
Of recovering bodies is going forward
swiftly.
Fifteen bodies have been lifted 70
the surface The escape Of eight
negroes soon after the explosion from
the thirteenth level. and the rescue
Of Cecil Mckinney from the mine TO-
day brings the total number Of sur
Eivors 10 ten. Ninety-one men either
are dead or remain 10 be accounted
Tor.
With the escape Of the two men
today. from % 10 2S hours after the
blast. rescue crews became hopeful
they would find more Of the men alive.
Cecil Mckinney. who had crawled
for y hours on his hands and knees.
finally cropping his way almost to the
exit OF the air shaft where he was
iound, was the first man rescued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-14
JILL SUSPECT
I'm BLOWING
i OF SAFE
Man Held Known Over
Country as Expert
Yeggman.

Investigation of he robbery Of The
CbsdEell Realty Company's safe dur
ing<the last weekend took an uney-
pecfed turn with the arrest Thursday
Of , man. nationally known safe
robber and accused of blowing three
SaneAatonio safes in 1924.
thief Of Detectives Sam Street be-
heyes that from the manner in which
the combination was removed from
thee-rralty company's safe. that the
moex srecent suspect did the job for
four youths, who have been suspecte i
since>the day after the robbery. Daily
grilling of each of the youths has
faikd to bring a confession.
The safe robbers arrest Officers be-
lieve.s also may solve the mystery
srosaBd the roboi1g of safes at the
Mission Lumber Company. South
Pre<a street: Nugrape Compang.
Jones avenue and Elmira streets, and
fhe-Avenue c Pharmacy, 5l2 Broad
waK These robberies occurred in
1871.
Knpwn TO be wanted in Dallas on n
change of a $500 safe robbery. be
alsd has a federal pelitenuary record
Officers, however. expect to hold him
unfsl they complete their investigation
of dle local safe breakings.