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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-18
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Indianapolis theaters tod-y offer:
1.-The Vagabond King" at English's,
Some Baby" at the Colonial, DRESS
Parade" at Keith's, Royal Samoans
at the Lyric, what Price Glory at
the Ohio, 1.-THE Fair COED" at the
Circle, Jesse James" at the Apollo,
Publicity Madness" al the Indiana,
burleSque at the Mutual and movies
at the Isis.
Bomar Cramer had a piano re-
cital last night at the Masonic
Temple.
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THELMA COOK TO BE.
HEARD IN RECITAL
HOnore ONeiI, Soprano and Coene Cook, Dancer, Will
Be the 'Asssting Artists at Cropsey
Auditorium This Week.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

An interesting recital of Indianapolis artists promised
night at the Cropsey auditorium at the public library
Miss Thema Cook piano pupil of Miss Dorhea Sylvester
will give her graduation piano recital tonight
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Consider City for Convention
Indianapolis is being given strong
consideration asFthe 1923 convention
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city Of the Master Photo Finishers'
Association, according to ). telegram
to Henry T. Davis, convention
bureau director, from G. c. Ridge,
bureau field agent, at the conven--
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Improve Your Complexion

IT found DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to be a better
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ELECTRIC CHAIR
TO Be COAL. IN
SHERIFF DEATH
Two Men Will Be Tried at
BrookviIIe for Staying
in 1923.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
BROOKVILLE, Ind, Oct. U.s.
Eugene Webb and Burton Carter,
serving terms of twenty-five years
each in the Ohio State prison for
bank robbery, will be tried in Frank
lin Circuit Court here during the
November term on a charge of muir
dering Sheriff William Van Camp,
Franklin county, Aug. 20, 1928.
The death penalty will be asked
for both men, each being indicted in
the first degree.
Acting on report that an at
tempt was to be made to rob a
Brookville bank, Sheriff Van Camp
began a search near the town and
it was while thus engaged that he
was slain. County authorities charge
that Carter fired the fatal shot when
the sheriff came upon him and
Webb while they were hiding in a
woods east of Brookville.
Both accused men according to
Prosecutor William Younts, have
long criminal records. The bank
robbery for which they are now
serving terms was committed at
Greenville, Ohio.
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AT FIRST SICK SIGN
RELIEVE CONSTIPATION

several small doses, and soon they
are all right.
ct have never found anything
that took the place OF Black
Draught as a purgative. take it
myself. Sometimes I wake up feel
ing dull and lifeless, bad taste in
my mouth and all out of sorts. This
is danger signal for me. know
I need a laxative, so I take several
small doses of Black-Draught, and
in a day or so I am feeling quite
myself again.
ct consider Black Draught invalu-
able in raising a family, and I try
to keep it always in the house. I
frequently recommend it to friends,
and am glad to do so publicly"
Thedford's Black-Draught con-
tains no harmful drugs. Many
families tell of it being used by
every member, old and young.
Sold everywhere. JA-68
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

dress he made here recently in
which he urged that separation OF
church and government continue.
The reply was made by Rev. Al
bert E. Monger, pastor of the First
Methodist Church of this city, who
declared 1.-THE church in America is
not seeking union with the state"
Criticism of the Indiana Supreme
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REPORT MOORS'
CAPT|vES SAFE
Battalion of SenegaIese Are
Sent After KidnaperS.

BH United Press
CASABLANCA, Morocco, Oct. Is.
"A battalion of French Senegalese
troops left today to rescue by force
the six Europeans held captive by
hostile Moors at Benz Mellal.
French authorities were hopeful
that the abductors would be cap
tured within short time.
The European prisoners held by
the Moors are Yves Steeg, nephew
OF Theodore Steeg, French resident
general in Morocco; Jean Maillet,
Baroness Steinheil, Nine. Prokorov,
her daughter, and the two daughters
OF M. Arnaud, who with his wife
was killed recently by raiders.
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ferent person. I do not expect to
ever find better tonic and al
terative than DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery."-Mrs. D. T.
Sivley, 207 Wayne ST., Peoria, Ill.
Golden Medical Discovery is per-
sonal blessing to every man and
woman. 1t increases the appetite
stimulates, the digestion, enriches
the blood and clears the skin of
eruptions and blemishes. In liquid
or tablets, at your Drug Store.-Ad-
vertisement.
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tGH HAVE three little children, and
they have had their share OF
children's Ills" says Mrs. Frank
Holder, who resides on R. F. D. 6,
near DeKalb, Texas. ut has been
my experience that, if their systems
are kept free from impurities, they
recover more quickly from illness.
when one of the children COM
plains of feeling bad, I Immediately
give a dose of Black-Draught. Con-
stipation is the cause of much suf-
fering, and I try to get that con-
dition Strengthened out first. use
Black Draught frequently, for the
children do not mind taking it. =
II have seen that colds are more
severe if constipation accompanies
them, so I begin treating for it at
the first sign of sickness. I give
Black-Draught dry-just pinch
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1t is great to
have a clear skin

A. clear skin means every
thing to the popularity of men
and women. You cannot get it
with external applications. If
you are unfortunate enough to
have pimples or skin blemishes,
in justice to your friends and
yourself, you should treat the
source of the trouble. Mature
will then provide the complex
ion which is so much desired.
Thousands have been enabled
to free themselves of unsightly
blemishes and painful annoy
ances by taking a course of
S.S.S.
You owe it to yourself to try
SIS. It helps Nature build up
red corpuscles. It improves the
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
TERRE FIAUTE, Ind, Oct. 25.-
Rev. William H. Todd, First United
Brethren pastor here, while on a
visit to his old home town. Louis
vile, KY, was robbed of his suit
case which was in his car parked
in front of the Jefferson county jail.
Two bibles, prepared sermons and
the minister's clothing were in the
suitcase
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HOW's Your
Stomach?

Mines fine, thank you. 1t wasn't always
so. You can easily get rid of your Dyspep-
STA. Indigestion. Catharrh of Stomach.
Belching, Heart Fluttering. Sour Stomach.
Nervousness. Constipation, Headache, ETC.,
same as did, and in the same way. Don't
send one cent, for am so sure this treat
ment will produce like results for you that
I will send it, all charge prepaid. by mail.
After it has proven itself the means of
getting rid of your stomach troubles, you
may send me one dollar. How is that
for confidence and fairness? Write now.
Address Theodore H Jackson, 81 STRAIT
ford Bldg, Syracuse, N. Y.-Adyertisement.
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Court for its contempt sentence Of
E. S. Shumaker, Indiana Anti-Sa-
loon League leader, was laso voiced
by Rev. Monger, who said: 1.-THE
church is trying to protect the peo-
pie from just such things as the po-
litical autocracy in Indiana, where
people cannot even criticise the
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processes by which the blood is
nourished.
"I was troubled with pimples
and blackheads, but thanks to
S.S.S., I got rid of them. My
face now has a smooth feeling.
I think S.S.S. does many Won
ders for the system. Besides
giving me a clear complexion,
it gave me a healthful look"
Miss Angela Annunzio, 1907
S. Racine Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
SS.S. is made from the fresh
roots of medicinal herbs and
plants, and is prepared in a
scientific way in a modern lab
oratory. It is time-tried and
reliable.
S.S.S. is sold at all good drug
stores in two sizes. The larger
size is more economical.
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Farmer Kills Self

By Times Special
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Oct. 25.-
william Cannon, go, farmer north OF
here, is dead today, a suicide by
hanging. He had been in i'll health.
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SOUTH BEND PASTOR
IN REPLY TO GILLI0M

Methodist Declares Church Does
Not Seek Union With State.
BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 25.-At-
torney General Arthur L. Gilliom of
Indiana today is answered on an adj
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xAASNAASA4AO ~ a.
than they say it
is. The four bottles
which I took as
a tonic seemed
to act like magic
on my entire
system. 1t even
r e g u l a t e d my
bowels and cleared
up my complexion
so that I look and
feel like a diff
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Clues 10 Character
Hair and Longevity.
RY }. o. AnERNETHY.

In Judging character do not over
look the hair. Color, texture and
thickness are points to observe. Hair
is classified as straight, wavy and
curly. In youth the hair has more
luster than in maturity and. there
fore is a sign of a vigorous condition
as well as of youth and beauty.
Delicacy and acute senses are indi.
Gated by thin hair. IL the eyes are
black and the skin is clear, or If the
hair Is decidedly red. you will find a
person with a strong color sense. who
is able to match various shades into
harmonious combinations. Fine, long
glossy black hair reveals that its
possessor is refined, intelligent and
with deep feelings and constant
affections.
Black hair If very coarse, thick
and iusterless, will be found on coarse
natures with not a high order of in
telligence. If thin, without much
uster it indicates thai it's wearer has
q poorly organized system. A striking
illustration of how hair depicts char
aCter, disposition aud temperament
mag be noted III the animal kingdom
Tho mole and the rabbit have fine
thin, glossy. short coats Of hair, and
they are shy. tifnid sensitive ard
short-lived, while the name Of the Hon
indicates great physical strength
superior power Of mind and body, and
long life.
fCopyriEht 1877
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Mrs: A. w. A. writes: MY baby of
pounds. AS he gained too rapidly
we changed him to the four-hour
schedule. Since then he has gained
four ounces a week. All day long
he is happy and contended, but the
trouble begins with his 6 o'clock
feeding. He can nurse for 30 min
utes and still not be satisfied Some
times he nurses for more than an
hour. Then he still cries. He is the
type of baby who stops nursing
when he IS satisfied, even II he has
nursed but 10 minutes. Finally / de-
cided to nurse him on both breasts.
Was this wrong?'
AnSWer-NurSing on both breasts
was a good solution to your problem.
In fact using both breasts for each
feeding is a good plan when child
is on a four-hour schedule. Strip
one breast and then give the other.
AT the next nursing start on the
breast with which the other nursing
was finished and strip It. This gives
the breasts regular stimulation every
four hours instead of every eight and
makes for a better supply of milk.
I'm case this does not sat tisfy the baby
1t may be. necessary to give COM
Elementary feeding after the o'clock
nursing. 1t happens often that all
nursings in the day are satisfactory
except this one, for it is at this time
that the mother is tired and nervous
from the days care of the baby and
her milk Is likely to he less plentiful.
Mrs. J. n. Y: Leaflets have been
sent you on the diet for the baby
and also on suggestions for cod liver
oil. A 19-months- old baby should be
walking and if he isn't and. the an
kles, as you say, are very Timber.
the answer is to correct the diet, give
cod liver oil and see that the baby
has plenty OF sunshine. Something
is wrong somewhere. The sore
throat and tonsilitis must be COR
rected later on by an operation to
remove the tonsils unless the child
outgrows this tendency. 1t is pos
sible that general improvement of his
diet and daily care may work a help
full change here, too. As you know
if I have any fad at all it is proper
feeding.
periods for nursing is one Of The topics
discussed in Leafiet No, Q offered by thus
department for only self addressed
stamped envelope and request for III. II
is called Various Questions"
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Variety in Shopping Memoranda
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

is no chance to wonder what Is wanted
IL list is made and the opportunity
OF emitting something is eliminated.
The reason for failing TO get an article
desired would be inability to find it.
lack of time to hunt for tor its high
price. Memory would not be at fault.
There are many kinds of memoran-
dums that may be used. Some persons
always use blank books, wee ones with
loose leaves, that can be taken out
when errafds are done. There are two
points 10 consider about this system.
One is that the books. small though
they are. take up more space than
slip of paper. The advantage is that
memorandum book is not as easy to
lose as slip of paper, and it is cas-
Ter to find I'm bag that may be full.
Women do insist on cramming bags
full to bursting. Then they wonder
why the bags give out sooner than
they should. and why it is so difficult
to find things in them.
Favored Ways.
If you prefer to take a slip of paper
with the memorandum on it, hint
may prove helpful. Use bit of col
ored paper for the purpose. If there
are other pieces of paper cards, etc,
in bag, they will be known not to
have the memorandum because color
is distinction. Then. too, when using
the colored memorandum slip 1t is less
likely to get lost. 1t shows up better
than a piece of white paper.
Color Helpful.
Some women carry this color idea
even farther, and always use a certain
shade of paper to put lists on, and
associate that shade with memoranda.
Immediately one such Colored slip Is
found in a bag, a purse or A pocket, it
is known to he a reminder to do GER
tain thing or to get definite thing
or set of things.
Cards.
Cards as memorandum slips are best
Of all. These take up scarcely more
room than a bit of f1imsy paper. and
much less than memorandum book.
They are quickly discoverable by "the
feel' when cropping about in a bag for
the memorandum. and if of colored
cardboard they can be quickly de-
tected at sight.
Advantages.
Whenever / do take a memorandum,
[ always use colored paper or card
,oard. Its advantages are specific. But
you use white paper, colored
cardboard or small memorandum
book. don't lose it. A person herself
8 often simply lost" if, after writing
iown things to be attended to and
citing them drift from the mind after
ward, the list is lost. This is a disas-
.er hard to cope with. If you have
my tendency to lose slips, try using a
Dit of colored cardboard with a string
run through it, held with a knot at
)ne end and fastened to the bag or
purse with the other. This makes
security doubly sure.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Answers to Food Questions

normal health should be about as fol-
lows: For breakfast a good sized
banana or an orange or a dish of
stewed fruit with two cups of hot
cooked cereal, whichever you like best,
or any other green
With these two cups of cereal have
one and one-half cups Of milk and two
small mullins or two slices of buttered
toast and cup of cereal coffee. Do
not drink real coffee unless you have
been so accustomed to it that you
miss it very much. When you are II
you may begin to drink coffee. but
preferably not before.
Then for luncheon have good cup
of hot macaroni with cheese or three
quarters of a cup of hot vegetable
soup made with milk instead of meat
stock, three slices of graham or
whole wheat bread and butter a glass
Of milk or cup of cocoa and a dish
of stewed fruit with baked apple,
two molasses cookies or a piece of
gingerbread for dessert.
For dinner have not more than two
ounces of plain broiled steak or chop
with a small cup of mashed potato
and another of stewed tomatoes, or
any other vegetable that you like
best: four slices of bread and butter
and another fruit dessert such as
brown betty or steamed fruit pudding.
This is the type Of diet that is right
for you when you are perfectly well.
If your digestion is suffering after
your illness. as happens to most peo-
pie, you will have to be little care
full not to eat a large variety for a
few days or more. Only you can tell
this, however. If this is the case,
advise you to cut out some of these
foods and to drink several extra
glasses of milk instead. Don't over.
work your digestion, or you will delay
your getting strong.
AS to the diet for your eyes, any
thing that helps your general condi-
ton will be good for your eyes, but
/ should consult a good oculist.
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Everyday Law Cases
Can offer Be Reuoked While
Acceptance rs In the MuilP
BY THE COUNSELLOR.

Thomas Pierson had long desired to
purchase the property adjoining his
place OF business. He had made an
offer to the owner, who lived in
another city. but the latter had re-
piled that he did not wish to sell.
One morning Pierson was agreeabiy
surprised to receive letter from the
owner Offering to sell the property to
him. The terms were agreeable and
Pierson. on the same day, sent a reply
fully accepting the offer.
The following morning Pierson again
received a surprise. 1t was another
letter from the owner informing Pier.
son that the offer was revoked.
Pierson acted quickly. He insti-
tuted suit to compel the owner to
sell the property to him in accord
with the offer he had accepted.
At the trial. the owner of the prop
erty proved that he had mailed his re-
vocation of the offer before he re-
ceived Persons letter of acceptance,
and that, therefore, Pierson had moth
ing to accept. Pierson, on the other
hand, proved that he had mailed his
acceptance DeLofe ne nau received
notice of revocation.
The decision in the case was award
ed to Pierson. compelling the owner
to convey his property to him, in ac-
cordance with the following estab-
lished rule:
"A contract is completed the mo-
rnent letter accepting the offer is
posted. IL within a reasonable time
after receipt of the offer, and before
any intimation that it is withdrawn,
though letter announcing it's with
drawal had been mailed prior to the
actual receipt OF the letter of accep-
tance."
tCopyright, 1921
Evening star., 1927-05-11
SUB ROSA
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BY MIMI.
Why Wont He sayef
BY MIMI.

It's cry we hear often enough
| from the engaged girls and the wish
| they. y.were-engaged girls all over the
country-"Why won't they saver
They're talking about the boys. of
course. Few girls talk about any.
thing else these days.
| Some of them are ridiculously seri.
Gus about nothing at all. Others have
: = real kick coming, but they don't
/ now exactly how to voice their COM
| plants.
Let me tell you one thing, though.
girls. You may feel it's unmaidenly
and sordid of you 10 discuss money
matters too frankly or appear too
| eager as to the boy friends financial
| status, but don't let that false pride
deter you from doing the right thing
by yourselves.
For instance, If you're planning to
marry q boy whose fortunes are
somewhat insecure. it up to you to
find out exactly how much steady
money you can count on if you marry
the lad.
Don't think that you're showing
lack of romance and sentiment by
plunging into money matters, because
you're not.
In a way, you're striving to perpet-
can be made to last by ascertaining
that there will be enough material
comforts to make love last.
We've talked a lot of tosh about
poverty bringing out loves sweetest
side, but even the most old fashioned
of us are beginning to know that for
applesauce..
Today tRe happy young married
couple is the couple with just enough
of the material comforts of life to be
able to keep their minds off the wolf
at the door-and more on each other.
Now. the girl who is in the position
Of being half engaged and who has
to watch her sweetheart frittering
away his money week after week, year
after year, needn't think she's going
TO gain anything by coming to me
with the wall, "Why don't he saver"
What she must do right away is to
tackle the young man himself on the
subject. She must ask him why he
doesn't save.
No maidenly modesty must hold
her back from n businesslike inquiry
into the state of his finances.
Otherwise, she isn't giving herself.
n fair chance-she isn't even giving
her boy friend a fair chance. For
marriage viii be as bad for him as for
IISI IL ISs HASH lAlC iiGICSSCtS Setob W
make it a go.
Don't misunderstood me. If you're
running around with boy on a basis
of friendship or Irritation, it's none of
your business kow much he earns or
how much he saves. But If he has
asked you to be his wife, and you've
consented to wait for him, you have
a perfect right TO determine how long
it will be necessary for you to wait
until he's financially able to support
you.
Shy silence on the subject of money
is considered sweetly girlish, but it's
bad policy in the long run.
Better to show a sordid streak now
and make sure that your marriage Is
not going to be ruined by poverty
than to remain politely unconcerned
about finances and run yourself into
sordid quarrels after the wedding.
II you're wondering why he doesn't
save, ask hinl--not Mimi.
Mimi will be glad TO answer any inquiries
directed TO this paper, provided stamped.
addressed envelope is inclosed.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Lima Bean Roll.

Mix thoroughly one-half cupful of
dried beans cooked until soft. onehalf
an egg, one-half tablespoonful of
butter, salt and pepper, and bread
crumbs enough to make the consist
ency to mold into a loaf. Roll the
loaf in waXed paper, and bake In a
hot oven for 90 minutes. Serve with
Spanish sauce made with four table.
spoonfuls of butter, one small onion
chopped, one green pepper cut fine.
one-fourth cupful of flour, one pint
of strained tomatoes and salt and
pepper. Cook the onion and green
pepper in butter until a golden brown.
Add the -four and tomatoes and cook
for 10 minutes
Evening star., 1927-05-11
Ten-Minute Biscuits.

Take time Saturday to mix and cat
pan of biscuits made according TO
the recipe given below. Sunday when
supper time come1 pop them IN the
oven and they will be ready by tine
time the table is set. To make, take
tv..1 curfuls of flour, four tablespoon
fuls of shortening, one e-Eaif tcaspoon.
fui CT salt and thrcc.fourtlis cupful Of
milk. Sfft together the flour, some
baking powder and the salt Add the
shortening and mix in tborc Jghly wf.h
"A steel fotk. Add the milk slowly to
make Il soft dough. Roll or Pat oat
with the hands on a Toured board 20
about one inch in thickness Cut with
n biscuit cutter first dipped IN -four.
Place on Il creased pan and bake III
Il hot oven tor about 10 minutes.