davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
BRITAIN'S CHOICE

I4e tenyear duel between Britains former Lib.
era premers, David Lloyd George and the Earl of
Oxford and Asquth came to dramatic climax yes
terday when announcement was made of the Earls
''rrevocable retirement as leader of the Liberal
party
The hostilities began in 1916 in the middle of
he war
Backed by the famous proprietor of the London
Times the late Lord Noythcife, Lloyd George then
minister Of munitions disagreed with Premier AS
quith the conduct of the and Mr.. Asquith,
he then, forced out of office. He had
held the premiership longer than any other one man
for century.
The split in the Liberal party which began then,
has only widened since Today it's very existence is
threatened. One faction might well go over to the
Conservative party of Premier Baldwin--Sir Alfred
Mond former Liberal cabinet member recently
did that very thing-while most, if not all of the
others could just easily merge with the Labor
ties of former Premier Ramsay Macdonald.
For the past six months the quarrel between
Liyod George and the Earl of oxford and Asquith-
he became last year-has been particularly bitter
At the time of the great general strike, the for.
gave his sympathies to the strikers, while the
Earl, fearing the British Empire was abou. to go to
pieces, sided against them
Normally differences of opinions such as these
are important only to the politicians directly in
volved. The present, however, comes as merely one
of a long line of circumstances such as led Dean
Inge of ST. Pauls London, to express the doubt in
his new book, England" that Britain may not long
remain great world power.
The coal strike, which led to the general strike
six months ago. is still in full blast, though the
miners appear to be weakening and will probably
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
One-Man Crime
Wave Is QuelLed

BIZ Inifcd Press
WARSAW, Oct. 1S.-Polaad' one
man crime wave is over. Jane Ziel-
inski, credited with sixty murders
and hundreds of robberies is dead
because of his desire TO see his sis
ter married.
Long successful in evading the
police. Zielinski came out in the
open when his sisters wedding day
was announced and said publicly
that he would attend
Police surrounded the house. Ziel-
inslli arrived with his gangsters who
opened fire on the police After an
hour in which the police used
machine guns and the bandits con
tented themselves with sniping, the
fire from the house ceased. The po-
lice found the wedding party stand
ing around the body of Zielinski.
His followers declared he had com
mitted suicide.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Times Readers
Voice Vie7OS
Editor. The indianapolis Times:

Editor The Indianapolis Times:
Since the discussion of Old Age
Pensions has become so general and
widespread and the conditions and
rules governing the county homes
fer the poor have been so thorough
ly exposed by UNREASONABLE author.
ity, l am more and more impressed
with the necessity of doing some.
thing to Jelieve suffering and at tlxk
same time free ourselves from fE
stigma and disgrace of maintaining
a cruel system that has been dis
carded by every Industrial nation of
the world except the United States,
the richest of them all.
| have received numerous letters
from old men in different States of
the Union relating their experience.
The latest is from Mr.. j. M. Jones.
66 years Of age, at Dow. Okla, and
I would like TO quote parts of his
letter. He says Il started in the
mines in Wales when ] was years
old and worked i'm the mines till 1926.
Then the coal company said / was too
ole to work any more so they put
me like all old men in the scrap pile
and refused to give me anything to
do. Turned me and my wife out to
starVe. l went to the county judge
for relief. lie told me he could not
give me any relief on the outside
but we could go to the Poor Farm.
I had worked for the Mildly and Dow
Coal Company for twenty-five years
(again). The only place they have
got for old men and women Is the
Poor Farm and me and my wife will
sooner die together on the outside
than go to the Poor Farm and be
separated like convicts."
Another extract reads, II am
thankful to God that you and the
Eagles fraternity are working for
the old worn out men and women
of the nation" He further says, ~
own a little home of our own ann
the county officials want us to give
that up and so to the Poor Farm"
The reader can draw his own con
cluson. the only comment I will
make is if there was only one case
like the above in each county It
would Justify an Old Age Pension
law. but alas, there are many more.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN HUTCHINSON
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

The reason that this woman has
such a big following is that she gives
her public the impression that she
is always having the best time ever.
She is ut her best in out OF door
scenes where she can race, swim,
fight. romp or do anything along
sport lines.
College stories are mighty popu-
lar these days and Bebe has a cute
little story of campus life in THE
Campus F'lirt." Bebe first starts out
to Ritz COLLEGE, but she learns the
lesson that nobody likes a snob. And
so when Bebe, throws away her
grand manners and her French ac,
cent and becomes a real Yankee girl
and a star runner on the girls track
team she finds out that college is a
grand and glorious place.
1.-The Campus F1irt" gives Bebe
chance to do some fast running,
Gives her a chance TO fall In love
and pass through a night of sus-
pense when locked in an observa-
tory.
The rah-rah movie has come to
stay on the screen. And Bebe makes
corking good rah-rah girl. She IS
mighty wise in sticking to the sort
Of roles that the public wants to
see her in.
1t seems to me that Miss Dan
iels by making people happy is a
more important person than the
actress who tries to make the world
cry THE Campus Flirt" is a cute
little vehicle for Bebe and she GER.
tainly walks away with her light
comedy scenes.
Understand that most of the
scenes were photographed at a reg
ular college and that many real
students appear in It.
I found this Bebe Daniels movie
mighty enjoyable as light comedy
entertainment.
The bill includes Chr~lie Davis and
his gang 'In Paris" an O'Henry
comedy and Ben Gordon at the pipe
organ.
At the Ohio all week.
4 T. 4
1.-The Passing Show of 1926" opens
a, weeks engagement at English's
tonight.
Other theaters today offer: VIII
Mahoney at Keiths, James ]. Cor
bett and Bobby Barry at the Lyric,
1.-THE Black Pirate" at the Uptown,
"Red Hot Le3ther" at the Isis,
Hello Paree,'' burlesque, at the Mu-
tual. and Stan Hughes and girls at
the Palace.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

by his human
work in putting over one of the larg-
est and most important casts as
sembled for many months to make
one picture. Am telling YOU that
when | saw Three Bad Men" at the
Colonial l became so excited, laughed
so much and then got so excited
all over again that / began to talk
right out in meeting. If this pic
ture don't come nearer pleasing one
hundred people out of every hundred
then Isam a mighty poor judge. In
the first place Ford had a big story
TO work with-the opening of the
Sioux lands 10 the public, a land
supposed to be rich I'm gold. Ford
had complete understanding Of
what gold will do with the hearts
and brains of men and women. He
knew the tragedy and the comedy
which attends d gold rush, although
it happened many years ago. Three
Bad Men" is about as human a pic
ture as has ever been made. and
that is due largely to the genius of
Ford the director and his cast of
| principals.
Am told that about $4,000 people
took part in the making Of Three
| Bad Men" can't even estimate
how many covered wagons. horses
and other buggies were used. 1t
looked like thousands to me.
First look at this cast OF princi-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

thing or you don l.
And Miss Carlo has it, whatever it
is. Elena's victims are many, in
Guiding NJ. Fontenoy. banker; Can
terac, Pirovani and others. She
nearly made a wreck out of Robledo.
but the others got killed and he
didn't. But the temptress became an
awful looking old creature in her last
days. ! had no sympathy for her
at any time. And l do not know If
Ibanez ever intended that I or any
body should have any sympathy for
her
The Temptress' is what may be
called typical Ibanez story. Ibanez
always lets his men be regular fools
over worthless but pretty woman.
1t all sounds rather silly but Ibanez
has the trick of making it sound
very real in his stories and photo
plays.
Greta Carlo holds the center of
the stage with Antonio Moreno. who
is also in the other Ibanez picture on
view in this city this week. Elena
is an awful cheat and Miss Carlo
makes her just that and nothing more
"a clever and dangerous cheat.
The cast Is as fOllowe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Meet the 3 Bad Men mike, Bull and
Spade-in Movie That Is Triumph

trouble, because he fell in with the
evil plans of Freya and her German
agent friend. one DIR. Fedelmann, a
most evil and powerful woman spy
and agent.
Ibanez plays square" with his
characters. Freya was a bad sort,
and she paid the price of being a
spy She was shot at sunrise. She
dolls up in her furs and Jewels and
faces the goodnight firing squad"
And Ulysses also paid the price for
his revenge-his ship went down, he
with IT,
Mare Nostrum" is high class pho
toplay entertainment. 1t moves like
a legitimate show from one climax
to another. The cast has been wisely
selected as to types, as follows:
The The Triton Fr,H5sr Uni 1p%2llon
Rs son Tys Fesrasu' SS2
EES 1rss L i,cro ......... Hughie Mack
Ulysses f Ferrasgut Anton A'vg Moreno 5Sao
His Wife, pona, Cinta. -; Nile, Kithnoq
Their Neice. Pepita ....| Rosita Ramirez
Toni, the Mate ... Friedrich Marriott
pr. Feddelmann ........ Nine. Paquereite
Submarine Co1mmander Andre vonEngelma1n
Mare Nostrum" has been a long
time coming to this. city. New York
entertained it at legitimate show
prices for many months. 1t is one
Of the more important pictures. SJol-
arevsky has arranged musical
score which brings out the dramatic
beauty of the story. The music
helps one to- catch the beauty of the
legend part of the story.
Because Of the great length of the
picture. the bill includes a short
orchestral prelude to the movie, a
news reel, a novelty event on the
screen and the Circle Chat.
At the Circle all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

A variety of subjects are touched
upon in this test. You'll find the
correct answers to the questions on
page II:
Who is the actress shown in
the accompanying picture?
What ale the French words in
dicated by the letters "R. S. V. Pr?
3-What college does Benny Fried
man, football star, attend?
4-What is the name of Aimee
Semple McPherson's mother?
with what baseball team is
Rogers Hornsby?
6-What States border the Gulf of
Mexico?
WHO is Betsy Ayres?
Sin what State is the source of
the Arkansas River?
9-Who wrote Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes?
10-What special privilege has a
king" in the game Of checkers?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

goes 10 O'Brien and Olive Borden
but the three men who really make
the picture the great human dou-
ment that It is are Macdonald.
Santschi and Campeau. When I
name my ten best pictures Of this
season, Three Bad Men" will be in
that list and the actors playing the
three" will be given credit for Civ
/ ing three Of the most human char
acterizations that the screen has
ever reflected
My praise for these three actors
/ does not take away any Of the credit
which Miss Borden and O'Brien de-
/ serve. The truth is. O'Brien jumped
/ several miles I'm my estimation as
real actor by his work in this
one
Re prepared for about as big a
spectacle as you have ever seen.
am speaking about western pictures
7 have in mind Ben Hur" but that
picture will he handled later when 1t
comes to this city.
Here are some of the big things
you will see in Three Bad Mem:
First-As sweet and natural n
love story rs one would want to see
Second Such big scenes as the
thousands waiting i'm one great line
to make the rush to the promised
land of gold And what a rush. One
of the most exciting scenes 7 have
ever seen.
! Third-The great big human quail
titles of the Three Bad Men" them
| selves. And what natural comedians
they are as we'll as dramatic actors.
And when the Three" take their
last shots which puts them over the
border. YOU arc bound TO have the
feeling that they were too good and
too bad (the right sort of badl to
die.
Fourth-The melodramatic sus.
pense which is held through every
foot of film. And here Is real
theater. moving and thrilling dra-
matte action. The burning Of the
church is just one of the many big
ones that increases the dramatic ten
sion.
! Fifth-The ability Of Ford to take
advantage OF the comedy element
even before dramatic background
There are many other things 7
could call your attention to. But
ask you If you are a father and a
mother-let the children see this
one and don't miss it yourself Here
is ONE picture that deserves capacity
at every performance. Here is one
picture that can not be oveppraised.
It deserves every word spoken and
written in its behalf.
Bill includes The Four Shines on
the stage. orchestral music by Floyd
Thompson and his organization, a
news reel and other event.
At the Colonial all week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Why Is lt2

What are the issues in which there
is no interest. or the local conditions
that have wrought such embarrass-
ment.
why won't the people. grow jubi-
liant over prosperity. or cheer for the
tariff and why will they get so ex-
cited over slush funds. Khan ma
chimes and dry straddles?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
MoUie Verdict

COLONIAL - Three Bad
Men" IS a better picture than
THE Covered Wagon" One of
the best pictures ever made so
far.
CIRCLE-''Mare Nostrum" is
a powerful drama Of the sea,
intelligently acted and directed.
OHIO-Bebe Daniels in "The
Campus Flirt." is again the
Bebe that one loves to see. on
the screen.
APOLLO-"The Temptress.
another Ibanez drama about an
evil woman and a lot of foolish
men. Powerfully acted by
Greta Carlo and Antonio Mo-
rene.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Raw Spots

The Republican party is full of
raw spots. There are belts in New
York and Oregon which threaten the
defeat Of two badly needed Senators.
There is a storm in Indiana that
seems likely to destroy the further
usefulness Of Jim Watson, and an
other in Illinois that may prevent
Sam Insults protege from doing big
business any good. There is a scan
dial in Pennsylvania so rotten that
one Republican Senator is support
| ing the Democratic candidate just &c
show his decency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
GIVING LOT OF THOUGHT
TO IBANEZ'S MARE NOSTRUNI'

Vicente Belasco's Ibanez can ere.
ate the most evil and scheming wom-
en- that inhabits the land of fiction.
Such a woman is F'reya Ferragui.
German and Austrian spy in the
Word War as related in Mare Nos
trum.' meaning Our Sea-" because
so many members Of the Ferragut
family of sailors rest on the bottom
of the sea.
Ibanez is an intelligent author.
and he knows how to draw charac-
ters along dramatic lines. Mare
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

an imitation sea. There is a lot Of
magnetic charm in Mare Nostrum. -
1t is a big picture, well acted and
directed. Cruel warfare is the back
ground of the story during the
World War and is also the motive
which causes Ulysses to revenge the
death of his. little son, who was lost
when a German submarine destroyed
a passenger boat. OF course, Ulys-
ses was the real cause of all the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
/ r acV
WobbIy Leadership Is to
Blame for G, 0. P.
Scandals,
By NJ. Il. Tracy

THE Republican party faces a
hard and uncertain fight to control
the Senate" says Senator Fess of
Ohio, after comforting with President
Coolidge.
You hardly know whether he Dor
rowed the idea from his chief, or
whether il burst spontaneously from
his own brooding soul.
In either case, it is candid and
probably correct, but when the noble
Senator gets to qualifying it he be
comes less open and logical
"There is no real interest in the
issues" he laments, but local con
ditions appear TO embarrass the
party" just as if the former had
nothing to do with the latter, or
vice versa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

on board q ship
bound for Der.
muda. She puts
lots Of joy into her
work. She must
have loved to
make 1.-THE Camp
us Flirt," her lat.
est effort to make
the world a hap.
pier place to live
in. You know that
Bebe does not
| a G X | G complex
movies or high
drammer. She
likes 70 play a cut.
up character and
she sure does put
the heart into
such characters,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

NOStTuIn mas a
war background
just as THE Four
Horsemen" had.
This author builds
characters both
strong and evil as
well as good quail
ties. In this movie
Freya is played by
Alice Terry; An
tonic Moreno is
Ulysses and the
picture was direct
ed by Rex Ingram.
The foreign at.
mosphere has been
well maintained.
The scenes on the
sea are filled with
real salt water. not
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
BY Walter ID. Hic. lman.

Be sure and meet the Three Bad
Men, Their names are Mike COST
gan. Bull Stanley and Spade Allen.
All three of 'em and many others
are in Three Bad Men" a photo
play released under the Fox Ban
ner and directed by John Ford.
Am measuring by Three
Bad Men" to me is a better and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

tNNil DAS5CA llAN
ture than 1.-THE
Covered Wagon"
| never thought
that there could
be a better epic
picture that the
Wagon" but aft
or seeing Three
Bad Men" ! am
forced to admit
that there is more
real entertain
ment and more
great theater in
this one than in
the Wagon" And
the world will re-
member J o n n
Ford as a director
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

wants TO send EN-
on the straight
and narrow she
finds S 0 m e b o d y
getting killed or
their face caved in
just because they
happen to be a
friend Of hers. Am
Judging Elena as
she is played in
The Temptress"
by Greta Carlo.
Miss Carlo Is one
woman that has
that continental
something which
few women on
the screen pos
sess. You either
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
How is marshmalIow sauce made?

IIVN n IIIdI NIIIIdIIWN oHOVN IIINUN'
Boil together until il forms a soft
ball when dropped in cold water, one
cup sugar and one-half cup water.
Pour slowly on beaten white OF one
egg. beating constantly meanwhile.
Add one teaspoon vanilla and one
teaspoon melted butter. Beat until
II reaches-the desired consistency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
What is the Carnegie Institute of
Washington, ID. c.?

It was founded by Andrew Car
negie by a gift of $4,000 900 made
Jan. %, 1902. to which he added
50 900 900 on Dec. 10. 1907. and $1O.-
900, 900 on Jan. 10. 1911. The articles
of Incorporation declare in genera
that the objects Of the corporation
shall be to encourage in the broad
est and most liberal manner investi-
cation. research and discovery and
the application of knowledge to the
improvement Of mankind. 1t is con-
trolled by a board of twentyfour
trustees. 1t employs a corps OF
trained investigators who conduct re-
search york.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Was Frank James, brother of
Jessie James, ever i'm prison?
What does it mean to sell ones
"birtluight"?

This phrase comes from the Bible.
al story Of Jacob and Esau and
meant in that instance the giving
up ones divinely appointed right to
take his fathers place as head OF
the family when the father died. It
was an hontred position and among
the Jews, to treat it lightly was re.
garded "A great sin Generally speak
ing il means giving up ones toror
or position or prestige or something
that has been handed down from
ones forefathers for something not
worth while.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
BEBE HAS A GRAND
TIME IN CAMPUS FLIRT"

Never have seen Bebe Daniels in a
movie that I didn't have the thought
that she just loves" to act.
About a year ago, / saw Miss
Daniels actually make many scenes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
TBANEZ DRAWS ANOTHER
MIGHTY EVIL WOMAN

When Ibanez makes his women
evil ones he gives 'em tons and tons
of that quality.
Elena in 1.-THE Temptress," by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

lbanez seems to have a corner on
that quality known as sending men
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
How do EsI.imos build their houses.

HOW 90 ESklmOS build their houses?
They have two kinds--tents for
summer and huts for winter The
tents or tupiks are made Of seal
skim the igloos or winter houses. are
more varied Usually they are of
stone chincked and covered with
moss, and banked with snow Many
of the western and Labrador rs.
kimos build their houses chiefly of
wood. Some of the winter houses Of
the East Greenland shelter forty to
sixty persons Some houses are
made of blocks of snow. piled in a
shape somewhat like beehive.
What is the book called "The Five
Kings" in the Harvard Classics Sc.
ries?
The best known Of Chinese Scrip.
lures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Questions and
Answers

You can get an answer TO any ques-
ton of fact or information by writing
TO The Indianapolis Times Washington
Bureau 1922 New York Ave-. Washing
ton. ID. c.. inclosing > cents IN stanps'
for reply Medical, legal and marital
research he Undertaken All other
questions will receive a personal reply
Unsigned requests cannot he answered
All lcLLera are con lidenlial- -EdILnr
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18

Are foreign diplomats immune
from civil arrest?
Immunity from civil arrest anl @
prosecution is extended to member ia
Of the Diplomatic Corps and their
families