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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
MISS BYRD TO PLAY
SHURERT'S "SERENADE"

Dessa Byrd. concert organist at
the Circle theatre. will broadcast
her regular Friday night request
organ program tonight over AYE'BM.
the Indianapolis Power and Light
Company's station, beginning at II
o'clock and lasting until after mid.
night.
Miss Byrd will open her program
tonight with the following numbers,
played for the following persons:
Mrs G. E. Peek, IS N. Addison st,
Stars Are the Windows o., Heaven, -
On the Banks of the Wabash" for
Cushman j. HolSe, Cambridge, Mass.
3 IAN That ! Want Is You" for Leola
Shields. 1102 Prospect ST.. city.
beautiful isle of Somewhere" for Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Kegeris, 210 S. Oriental
End Of Perfect Day" for Coda Gar
rison; s. Oriental ST, city,
"Shuberts Serenade,1 for Alma Aikens,
SIS Z. Minnesota St, city.
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Consistent?

Secretary Kellogg trembles at the
thought of Russia exporting
revolutionary literature, but views
with equaninity the idea of this
country exporting arms to Mexican
indictments.
Which would cause a neighboring
nation more harm, pamphlets or
rifles?
I just can't reconcile the idea of
refusing to let, a Russian woman
pass through this country. because
Of the damage her conversation
might do, with that of selling bombs
and artillery to the Mexican revolu-
tionists for the profit that there is
in II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
Topic for the Week:
"MAN Is A SPIRIT"
Friday
Copyrights lD97

1--WE Look for Immortality"
SCRIPTURE: Read - Romans
S:S1.S9.
Our Savior, Jesus Christ, who
abolished death, and brought life ami
Immortality to light through the
gospel QG Tin. 1-l0l. "He thai
beiievcth on the Son hath eternal
life" TN. $780, cart not thou from
cvorlasting?.,we shall not die
QJab. tIeL "Henceforth there Is
laid up for me the crown OF right
eousness' Il Tim. 4;s).
See-Matthew 25;3l.46; Romans
2:e.7 5:21.
MEDITATION: The hope OF iw
mortality is universal. The mate
rlalist may offer his explanations
But to assume that Mature" has de-
ceived man in begetting this hope
gives pause to the careful thinker
Christ brought this hope OF immor'
tally out into the open. AS Chris
tians we share His thought OF God
and OF man born from above.
Therefore, we may think with conf
dence Of our loved and lost" while
our own hope OF Immortality grows
bright
Thy immortality Is Gods immorI
tality. Thy hope OF vanquishingN
death Is thy possession in thyself
of the deathless one
HYMN:
Dear Lord and Father OF mankind
Forgive our fevcrish ways;
Reclothe us In our righttul mind,
In purer lives Thy service find.
In deeper reverence. praise.
Dry Thy still dews of quietness.
Till all our strivings cease;
Take from our souls the strain ard
stress.
And let our ordered lives confess
The beauty OF Thy peace.
Breathe through the hearts Of our
desire
Thy GOODNESS and Thy balm;
Let sense be dumb. let flesh retire
Speak through the earthquake. wind
and FIRE,
o still small voice Of calm.
John G. Whittier. 1872.
PRAYER: Pray for--deathless
life within; true friends; tho unfor
tunate
Collect-If thou whose will-to.do
fails not, we thank Thee for freedom
for the responsibility which makes
possible. but success glorious. We
bless Thee that Thou hast trusted
us. Such friendship Is beyond price.
Give us now the inner power OF Him
who triumphed over every obstacle.
yea. even over agony, hatred. and
death. We fear for our souls he's
fore the high trusts OF heaven. VIC
confess our sinfulness in pursuing
little things. Correct us by the call
OF Thy faithfulness. Give US IN
crcasing faith In tho invisible. UNI
faltcring courage for the conflic
with evil and deliverancc from the
fear of death. Amen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
Emotions Rule

1t is unfortunate that some of our
deeper mental attitudes are founded
on more emotions. That. more than
anything else makes for irritational
thinking.
Millions Of people hate a thing for
no better reason than they fear it.,
while other millions glorify it for no
better reason than that it conforms
to their pet traditions.
Germany made war because she
was scared and suspicious. The
United States is revolutionizing its
foreign policy for precisely the same
reason.
Russian bolshevism has become a
bugaboo with us, just as British i'm
perialism became a bugaboo with
Germany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
Superstitions

Many of the superstitions which
originated during the quack age Of
science still remain.
Quite a few people still look on
hypnotism as evidencing one mans
power over another, still believe
that exposure to 1t weakens the will,
and that it can be employed to make
a good man commit murder.
If hypnotism can be practiced
over the radio we shall have proved
that personal contact is not a
necessary factor.
That makes the experiment which
was tried out in Massachusetts, last
Wednesday night more than worth
while.
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double"
In these days the number OF Bust.
ness Passes made by the partners OF
informatory doublers " one No
Trump. Is steadily on the Increase.
More and more is 1t appreciated tha.
heavy penalties are obtainable by
passing double Of one No Trump
with strength. when facing a do.
pendable doubler. The Business
Pass transforms an iuformatory
double into a business double. Such
a pass (of a double Of one No Trump
should never be made without at
least three. and better still -four,
high cards divided between two suits
al least.
When the Business Pass Is made
and the No Trumper, sandwlchcd
between two strong adversaries and
with q partner who can be Of little
or no assistance, attempts to rescue
himself from his awkward situation
by bidding q suit. a repeated double
by the original doubler is business,
in spite OF the fact that his partner
has not bid or doubled The Bus
ness Pass Is par excellence a
strength-shower and any DOUBLE II
business when made by the partner'
Of a player who has made a Bust.
ness Pass.
For example: South one No
Trump. West double, North pass.
East pass (the Business Pass South
two Diamonds. West double. Tho
first double by West was informa.
tory. but the second was distinctly
business and indicated that West
was prepared TO set South's Dia.
monds severely. South probably has
Jumped from the frying pan into the
fire. and for East TO treat Vests
second double as informatory and
take 1t out would be most unfortu-
nate---for East and West. but sweet.
ly welcome to North and South.
7 once saw a case in which a
Dealer South. with:
Sp: AK lit: AK Di: All
Xxx CT: XXX bid one No Trump.
After Vests informatory double had
been business-passed or may coin
n new term) by East, South tried
to escape via the two.Diamond
route. West doubled a second time
and the result was 4S0 for the
double. which East properly read as
business.
Copyright John r. Ollie Coz
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
By Walter ID. Hickman

Now very confdentially. 7 ask you
in all sincerity, "Ain't She Sweet?"
You will believe that this cutie is
mighty sweet when you hear Harry
Richman, comedian, sing this init
mate comedy number on a new
Brunswick record.
This comedy number. "Ain't She
Sweet" gives Richman a grand
chance to become chummy. To a
grooming melody that makes you
want to whistle, Richman tells you
Every confidentially" to look down
the street and see the mass of femi-
nine loneliness, that gal of his.
She must have Harry wild and he
admits, because she is the girl that
keeps him awake at nights thinking
about her. OF course that is very
confidential.
This number. as put over by
Richman, has red hot ending
when he signs, "Oh. Dear"
Here is a knockout comedy num-
Der. On the other side you will hear
Richman singing muddy Water"
This number seems, from an ar
rangement standpoint, to be a hit,
but do not care for the lyrics. The
melody has a Southern swing to it
which is pleasing.
While speaking of Muddy Wa
ter" the best orchestral version I
have reviewed so far is done on a
Brunswick by Ben Bernie and his
Hotel Roosevelt orchestra. Here is
good syncopation- On the other
side. Hello, Swanee, Hello" Also
popular.
DANCE HITS
have just been playing mum.
Der of records that Okeh sent me
for review. This firm is putting out
some mighty tantalizing dance rec.
ords recently.
The Araby Garden Orchestra
makes quite a pretty and catchy
thing out of Half A Moon Is Better
Than No Noon" Here is a good
number. Those who have requested
a pleasing version of Just A Birds
Eye View of Ny Old Kentucky
Home" will do we'll to hear this or
chestra play it on an Okeh.
In answer to a question concern
ing one of the hits from Fred Stones
new show, 'Criss-Cross." now have
you VIII, Won't Your" from this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
Questions and
Answers

. You can get an answer to any Ques.
ton Of TACT or information by writing
Buresy. 1879 New York Ave. WASHING.
ton. D.. C.. inclosinE 2 cents In stamps
for reply. Medical, legal and marital
research be undertaken. AL other
9uesuong will receive personal reply.
Unsigned REQUESTS cannot be answered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

From what language does che
name Marcia conner How Is n pro.
nounced?
It is Celtic. pronounosd 1xnRsna,
and means '1anEuiA- - asEN4k ,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
HOW TO GET A JURY

The bothersome thing about women is that they
have logical minds
Ruth Finney and Flora Orr, members of the
Washington staff Of this newspaper, watched the Sc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

that is as clever as il is good look
ing. They do a tap dance in cos.
tunes.
McRae and Mott capitalize a pecu.
liar twist the man gives to his
speech and have worked out a good
line of comedy. Spencer and VIII
liams seemingly decide that the
audience must laugh, and these two
make them do so. They have a good
fund of wise cracks and they use
them plentifully.
hurry and Wright. an act with
two women and three men, have n
short comedy sketch concerning a
young girl who has come back to
the village after being in New York.
The comedy is the best part of this
act. and given the aid of a charming
looking girl, the act goes over all
right.
Booth and Nina open with the
girl playing several numbers on a
banjo and the man featuring a trick
wherein he climbs a fight of steps
on a bicycle and then jumps off.
Some comedy is present.
"The Truthful Sex" is the photo
play feature this week. Included is
a news reel and comedy.
At the Palace today and tomorrow
(By the Observer)
Indianapolis theaters today offer:
Thurston, magician. at English's;
Jerry and Her Baby Grands at
Keith's; JANET Childs at the Lyric;
Vitaphone at the Circle: vaudeville
at the Palace; Patricia" at the
Murat; Tell 1t to the Marines" at
the Apollo; Heaven on Earth" at
the Ohio; Set Free" at the Isis;
Pals In Paradise" at the Uptown;
"Sin Cargo" at the Ritz. and bur.
lesque at the Mutual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

berry, gum, sycamore willows, ect.
Saw or chop them down and pour
sodium arsenite in the wound to kill
the roots. The usual method is to
grub them out, that is to dig out the
plant including root.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
When did Wallace Reid dies
Jan. fS.~1923.

How many foreign born children
OF American veterans of the World
War have been admitted to the
United States?
Since July l. 1926, 961 foreign born
children of World War veterans
have been admitted. Prior to that
date they were treated as aliens and
were not counted separately.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

What is meant by the saying
from Alpha 10 Omega?"
Alpha and Omega are the first
and last letters of the Greek alpha.
bet, and the expression signifies
from first to last.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
Is there a national law affecting
the acquisition OF land In the United
States by JAPANESE?

There is no Federal law. In Ari-
iona. California. Delaware. Idaho,
Louisiana, Oregon and Washington
they are prohibited by State laws
to own or acquire land. In some
States they can acquire lands the
same as native Americans and in
others they can acquire land only
on certain conditions and with some
restrictions. It is entirely a matter
Of State law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
Work
Double by Partner After
Business Pass Is
Business,
BY Milton c. Work

~ "hNpi ioi iuuhs hHs
\ business pass shows great
strength, and Il subsequent double
made by the partner is business
dOubler
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

Is there law which compeIs
landlord TO furnish his tenants
water that Is fit to drink, or eau the
tenant charge the landlord with ev.
cry day he has to carry water and
how much may he charge?
According to John j. Ruckelshaus.
city attorney, there is no law re.
quiring landlord TO furnish drink
ing water TO a tenant unless stipu.
lated in a contract Of the lease.
There is also no law compelling
landlord to pay a tenant for carrying
drinking water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

Publishing
a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

group of highly interesting bits of sculpture has
been display in New York recently 1t is made
up of pieces offered in competition for prize for the
hest nortravaI of "The Pioneer Woman
Evening star., 1927-05-08

Artillery, $500: Battery A, 260th Coast
Artillery, 5000; Company F. 121st En-
gineers. 1000: Company B, 121st En-
gineers. 1885; 29th Military Police
Company. $500, and Medical Detach-
ment, 121st Engineers, $500.
Three organizations are below Fed
eral maintenance strength. They are
Company f. 121st Engineers; the 29th
Military Police Company and the Med
ical Detachment, 12ist Engineers.
The latter organization has been in
this status for many months, and it is
understood that the Regular Army in
Evening star., 1927-05-08

structors have just been called upon
for a special report upon the condi-
ton of this outfit. Just what will be
done with it has not been determined.
but it is probable that sufficient men
will be transferred to 1t from outfits
with surplus men, in order to retain
the Federal status. There have been
difficulties in this organization since
the disturbance in the last annual en-
campment. which resulted in trans
fers of members of the enlisted per-
sonnel, and it has not been able to
come back since.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Stephens Gets o,Grady Protest

The District Commissioners referre
to Corporation Counsel Francis u
Stephens today the protest of Rev
John O'Grady of the Catholic Chari
ties against the order promulgated
Tuesday, directing the Board of Publ,
Welfare 10 make an investigation Of
social conditions surrounding chill
dren's boarding homes before they arr
licensed.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

Special Troops, 29th Division. The
other organizations, for the most part,
showed a falling off in ATTENDANCE.
The other organizations. in their rela-
tive order and percentages of attend.
ance, follow: Headquarters and Serv.
ice Company, 121st Engineers, 1898;
Company c, 121st Engineers, $500;
Company A, 12tst Engineers, 70.00;
Company f, 121st Engineers, 67.75;
Company d, 121st Engineers, 67.22:
Headquarters Detachment, goth Divi-
sion, 66.67; Company A, 372d In
fantry, 65.0S; Battery B, 260th Coast
Evening star., 1927-05-08
District National Guard

have the officers take prompt steps to
maintain the attendance at the top
notch. One of these organizations,
however, was the new Battery G. of
artillery, which was just mustered in,
the other being one of the older out
fits, the Headquarters Detachment,
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Judge Scores Police.
II Disnatch to THE Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. May Judge
Robert Moss yesterday scored the po.
lice for failure to cope with the liquor
situation here, where, he pointed out,
Midshipmen of the United States
Naval Academy from all sections of
the United States require protection.
John Gentle was fined $500 and given
a suspended sentence on liquor
keba rye a. y
Evening star., 1927-05-08

An address was given by Mrs. Gar
rett Miller before the Henry D. Cooke
Association in the school auditorium
April &c on "A Girl Scout a Com
munity Asset" Troop No. So OF the
Girl Scouts gave Il flrst-aid demon
stration prior to the meeting. Mrs. r.
Winston Holt gave an illustrated talk
on THE History Of the Flag" May
13 will be the next pre-school meeting
The annual entertainment of the
abody-Hilton PIT. A was held
Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Arthur
Mann, president, presiding. The en.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

The following enlisted or re-enlisted
in the Guard during the week: Alfred
P. Troiano, Headquarters Detach-
ment, 29th Division, who has been in
the Guard since March, 1928, and who
for the past several years has ac-
companied Maj. Gen. Stephan at all
field encampments, as chauffeur OF
the 29th Division Headquarters car;
Louis p. Marmion, 1434 Harvard
street, assigned to Company B, 121st
Engineers; Charles M. Hunter, Sd,
1419 Columbia road. assigned to Com
panv C. 121st Engineers, and Erwin
K. Timco, 3611 Fenwick street, as
signed also to Company G, 121st En-
gineers.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

Pvt. Robert L. White, 29th Mill
tary Police Company, has been or
dered honorably discharged from the
local Guard because of removal from
the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

genuine 5-ply walnut We
neer on fine cabinet woods,
beautifully finished. All
drawers are doNetailed and
of fine construction. An
AL suite in every respect,
and priced surprisingly low.
-820 9TH NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
DEFERRED PAYMENTS AT PEERLEss-s2s II

Another startling value in
our Anniversary Sale | Steel
bed with continuous posts
and filters. a link fabric
spring and a comfortable
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PASTOR DYING,
WIFE DEAD

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 27.-
With their arms clasped tightly
around each other, the Rev. w. w.
Armstrong, IS, pastor of the FASH
ionable Galloway Memorial MethO.
dist church here, and his wife,
Mrs. Ella Armstrong, IS, were
found in the gas filled bathroom Of
their home today.
Mrs. Armstrong had been dead
for some time, an examination re-.
vealed, while her husband is dying
at the Methodist hospital.
The discovery of the couple was
made by a niece of Dr.. Armstrong
and a policeman who lives next
door.
Mrs. Armstrong had submitted
to a number Of surgical operations
during the past few months. and
had told friends that she had
rather die than have another
which had been ordered by her
physicians.
Police advanced the theory that
DR.. Armstrong and his wife de.
cided on a double suicide,