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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
HITS LICENSING LAW

La Porte Superior Judge Holds Real
Estate Dealer Act Invalid.
By Times Special
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Oct. Is.
The statute requiring real estate
dealers from other States to obtain
Indiana licenses before making
transactions in this State is uncon-
Stitutional, according to Judge Har-
ry L. Crumpacker of the La Porte
Superior Court.
Ruling here Monday in case in
which DR.. F. r. Warren is seeking
to avoid payment Of commissions to
w. We're Rifle, Chicago real estate
dealer, on the ground that Rifle was
not licensed in Indiana, Judge
Crumpacker held the licensing stat
ute invalid as discriminatory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
WILL DURANT IN DENIAL
AFTER ARTICLE ON AGE
Says Men Should Die at Zenith,
Not at 35 Years.

BA United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Will
Durant, author and philosopher,
did not say most men should die
after passing 35 years of age.
He has made that clear following
publication of a symposium of
prominent Americans views of his
recent magazine article in which he
remarked men ought to die at their
zenith-but do not.
A publicity agent linked this OBJ
servation with two others-"Most
men at 40 are but "Reminiscences"
and "at 35 a man is at the height
of his curve"-to arrive at the de-
duction that Durant felt most men
should die after 35. The contexs
showed Durant had no intentic.. ~
advocating any such process.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
Prize Winners Father Dies

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 25.-David
Millspaugh, IS, father of Miss Mabel
Millspaugh, who last week won a
$4,000 advertising contest prize of
fered by the Coca Cola Company, is
dead at his home here today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
BURY MURDER VICTIMS

Last Chapter OF Dual Tragedy Is
Written.
Mrs. Lisle Williams Jenkins, 81
who was shot and killed by her hus-
band at Ohio and Meridian Sts.
Thursday, was buried Monday after
noon in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Funeral services were at the First
Reformed Church, Tenth st. and
Oakland Ave-, the Rev. G. j. Rus
som officiating.
The husband, Claude E. Jenkins
who killed himself after shooting
his wife, was buried Saturday In
Memorial Park Cemetery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-25
Money, Medal Sought for Indy

Money, Medal Sought for Indy
ST. Louis, Oct. 25.-A Congress
sional Medal of Honor and an army
officers pension of $4,000 a year will
be sought for Col. Charles "A. Lind
bergh. Representatives Hiedring-
haus and Cochran plan to introduce
bill in Congress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20

WIDE awake and speedy boy
wanted to run errands and do
general office boy work. Must be
neat appearing and know the
downtown district well. Don't
apply unless you have above
qualifications. See Mr.. Johannes,
between 3 and p. m, display
advertising, Indianapolis Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20

BARGAINS
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1923 Dodge Coupe. ~
1925 Paige Sport Touring.
1925 Ford Roadster.
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1924 Ford Coune.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20
Death Notices

SOLOMON, MRS. RosA-Age So years,
633 Union ST., died early this morning
a resident of Indianapolis forty-one years
and has been affiliated with most of the
Jewish charitable organizations. Mrs.
Solomon was of the home loving type, al
ways gave her family and home most of
her time. She is survived by her husband.
Mr.. Hyman Solomon; two daughters. Mrs.
two sons. DR.. Reuben A. solomon and
Jacob B.: Solomon; six grandchildren and
Chicago. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at p. m. from the home,
633 Union St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20
Houses and Flats Furnished

BLAINE, 1923, 4 large Eooms. bath. $155
weekly: also . rooms, $40 weekly. Call
eve. Bel. 0569-J Lin. 1857. 421 Illinois
Bldg
VIRGINIA AVE. 1851: unfurnished
apts.: $40 per month Riley 2157.
ATTRACTIVE furnished and Groom
modern apis: garage. Web. 1918.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaningf Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines. papers will hello
us to help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley
6632. 127 W. Georgia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20

WEEK END SPECIALS
1925 Overland Champion 80. $3.50
Reprinted; in AL condition.
Star Sedan; in perfect running
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Star Coupe. See this one. ..$175
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Star sedan; reprinted and re-
conditioned ..............$ 175
Many others.
MATTOX MOTOR SALES
Lin. 1177. Open evenings.
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Tornado Sufferers

STREET car men. bargain, only $27 80 for
rms. and bath: all mod. Har. 1042-W.
MOST reasonable two-rm. apis. in city
H. H. Woodsmall Co.. Inc. Personal
Service Lin b3Q1 Hum. 2204
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-20

Special sale on Saturday. Cars from $40 up
Used cars and parts for sale -
We will paw cash for used cars.
MICHIGAN AUTO PARTS co.
2314 w. Michigan s.. Bel. 2160.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
METROPOLITAN THE Whirlwind
of Youth" alaskan Adventures"

This week, beginning this afternoon,
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater will
present double feature bill.
The chief attraction will be Para
mounts picture. THE Whirlwind of
Youth" which elevates Lois Moran to
stardom. An admirable cast includes
Donald Keith. Vera Voronina. Larry
Kent. .Alyce Mills, Gareth Hughes and
Charles Lane.
The companion offering will be
Alaskan Adventures" which depicts
the experiences of Capt. Jack Robert
son and Art Young in the wilds of the
Far North. protected by no weapons
of defense but the bow and arrow.
The supplementary features en-
brace the Metropolitan World Survey,
with complete pictorial record of Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh's reception in
New York. and contributions by the
Metropolitan Symphony under Daniel
Breeskin.
"The Whirlwind of Youth" is a ro-
mantle drama relating the story of d
sheltered girls first love, of her dis
illusionment in Paris and finally the
happy elimination of her romance on
the hattlefields of France. The story
was adapted by Julien Josephson from
"Soundings," by A. Hamilton Gibbs.
The action. initiated in a picturesque
little English village, shifts to Paris.
thence to a seaside resort on the
Riviera and finally to the billets back
of the fighting lines in France.
Alaskan Adventures, unique among
screen releases. reveals occurrences
Turing trek of thousands of miles
through Alaska. where huge wild
beasts are encountered. 1t pictures
the break of an iceberg, the shooting
Continued on Third Pagel
Evening star., 1927-06-19
Will Rogers Gag Titles.

ALL Hollywood is laughing these
"A days over the first of Will Rogers
titles in "a Texas Steer" based on
Charles H. Hoyt's famous old play.
in which he will have Tim Murphys
famous role.
The titles used in a trailer shown
at the recent First National sales con-
vention in Hollywood, designed TO
give the sales officials some idea OF
what to expect from "A Texas Steer,
included the following.
"Sam E. Rork nominates VIII
Rogers for Congress in A Texas
Steer
Boys, meet Will Rogers, himself
Closeup of Will Rogers).
Hello folks Qong shot OF .Rogers).
sorry I'm not with you tonight. but
I'm headin' this way to go to work.
"Sam picked me because all Holly
woods leading men have got morality
clauses in their contracts-and are
afraid to act like Congressman.
Richard Wallace is my director. III
"A Texas Steer is as good as his
McFadden's Flats the countryn be
safe for democracy-becaus Congress
will die laughing.
SANS got real troupers for the
acting parts; I'm just the Follies
graduate-with sex appeal.
Anyhow. it looks like great pic.
ture-and it ought to clean up every
thing-except .politics-s'long. have a
good time. boys"
Production of "a Texas Steer"
starts in Washington about August
and Will Rogers will do the titles.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
ARNOLD KENT and Fl LORENcE ViDOR Columbia
After Record Opening
Indy = Attends Opera
THE receipts and attendance for the

THE receipts and attendance for the
first week of the ninth annual mu.
nicipal opera cycle in st. Louis, ending
last night. were greater by far than
those of the opening Of any previous
season at the beautiful open-air thea
ter in Forest Park. Robin Hood
proved an excellent vehicle to display
the talents of newcomers among the
municipal opera principals.
More than $4,000 persons attended
the seven performances. and the re-
sulting ticket sales approximated
100000, which exceeds by $4,000 the
intake for the initial week of any for
mer season. The Municipal Theater
Association was fortunate in having
favorable weather conditions, not a
performance being interfered with
by showers.
Local critics acclaimed the 1927 cast
as the best that has ever appeared at
the Municipal Theater. The new
prima donna. Myrtle Schaaf, formerly
Of the Metropolitan Opera Co, scored
"A sensa ton In the work of Reginald
De Koven. American composer.
Victor Herbert's comic opera. "Prin
cess pat" was presented at the sec
ond attraction during the past week.
The final performance of it tonight
has been designated as "Lindbergh
night" and the noted aviator has ac-
cepted an invitation To attend the
opera and speak from the stage dur.
ing one of the intermissions,
So n second American composer Is
represented In the successful list of
this seasons productions.
Evening star., 1927-06-19

support appear group OF dancers en-.
ticingly billed as the Fifteen Califor-
MIA Peaches"
The added attraction will be Bee
and Ray Conan in Dance Scan
dals,' miniature revue Of snappy dia-
logue, spirited music and dancing by
the Harmony Sisters and the Fleet.
footed Foresome.
Others will include ex.Sergt. Charles
A. Mcdonald. formerly featured in
the Greenwich Village Follies and we'll
known TO radio fans as THE Blind
Baritone" assisted by Ray Worley,
pianist-composer, singing songs Sc
lected from a dozen standard and pop
ular hits: Dalton and Craig in Check
Mate" a sketch by Claude w. Bos'
tock, and other attractions.
The photoplay will be a Paramount
production, Too Many Crooks" fea-
turing Mildred Davis, in private life
Mrs. Harold Lloyd. supported by Lloyd
Hughes. George Bancroft. William V.
Mong, John st. Polls and others. It's
action hinges upon a case of mistaken
Identity, wherein a. young society
debutante is mistaken for one of their
number by a band of crooks. A new
Imperial release, Golf Widows" and
the Kilograms, picturing the arrival
OF Col. Charles A. Lindbergh in New
York. will be shown also.
A. musical program will include an
orchestral overture and accompani.
ments by Alexander Arons on the
/ pipe organ.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
Blind Soldier Baritone.

FORMER Sergt. Charles A. McDon.
aid, widely known over the radio
as "the Blind Baritone" and for years
with leading musical comedies, will be
heard here this week in vaudeville,
with Ray Worley., pianist and ballad
COMPOSER (protege Of Axel Christen
SEM. the noted exponent of piano
syncopations).
Mcdonald was a member Of the
Florad dora sextet for several years
which tourned Cuba and Mexico. He
appeared in Washington with Richard
Carl in "Mary's Lamb" and with Vic
tor Morley in the Three Twins; later
with the American Singing Four"
and he has worked with Ted Lewis,
Ray Samuels and Aileen Stanley.
In 1917 he enlisted in the United
States Army, where his voice won him
many friends among the officers and
the men.
In France, along with his duties az
soldier. he found time TO sing for
the boys
He sang with the I'd Pioneer Band.
and WAS featured with the 9Th Cav
airy Band; also for the Red Cross,
/ +, NJ &. A. X. of c. and others
/ throughout France, Germany, Bel
GUM and Italy
He has been featured MANY times
| in Washington with the United States
Army Band. .-
Evening star., 1927-06-19

GERTRUDE EDERLE, the first
woman to swim the English Chan
mel, has been engaged by Jesse l..
Lasky to play a role in Bebe Daniels
next Paramount picture, Swim, Girl,
Swim"
The scene of the picture Is the chan
mel between Catalina Island and the
California mainland and one of the big
features is swimming race across
the Catalina Channel.
Miss E.derle. it Is announced, has
Cancelled all other theatrical engage
ments so that she may appear In this
picture and her plans are to leave for
Hollywood Immediately.
In the channel swim to be staged for
Swim, Girl, Swim" 1t II expected
that number Of we'll known swim
mers on the Pacific Coast will partici.
pate. /
Others In the cast supporting Miss
Daniels, win be James Hall and VIII.
liam Austin.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Located among shade trees in
beautiful spot on the Potomac Is
Glen Echo Park, boasting so or more
fun attractions to delight both the
young and the old The Park Is
reached by a pleasant ride aboard the
open electric cars of the Washington
hallway & Electric Co, with fast and
frequent service. or by motor Via the
new Conduit road. Ample parking
space Is provided.
There is dancing in the ballroom
every week night to music by David
McWilliams' 10.piece novelty orches'
ira, featuring the new vibra phone.
Thrills are provided by the coaster
dips with 80foot drops, and the derby
racer, not quite as steep. The whip,
the shooter and the caroussel, while
not az thrilling, please many. For the
kiddies is the big Midway. with a
score of more fun features. including
revolving barrels, juggling floor, rou-
lette wheel and a self-operated merry"
gorOund.
General Manager Leonard B. Schloss
of Glen Echo park announces that
Evening star., 1927-06-19
Recruits From the Stage.

For the troupe which is filming
THE Road to Romance" at First
Nationals Burbank Studios every act
or was recruited from the stage.
Jack Mulhall, featured with Dorothy
Mackaill in the picture. was in the
musical comedy and legitimate stage
productions. while Miss Mackaill was
in the Follies and also in dramatic
roles in London. Philo Mccullough
was a stage player in Los Angeles be-
fore the movies got him, and Charles
Gary, +. j. Ratcliffe, Brooks Benedict
and other members of the company
also served behind the footlights.
John Francis Dillon, director of the
picture, was on the stage few years
ago. His business manager, Val PAUL,
was formerly a leading man. and his
assistant director Ed Marin. while not
an actor, made a concert tour as a
violin.SA.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
NATIONAL-"Peg o. NV Heart"

j. Hartley Manners famous play Of
the love of an Irish waif for gentle
man of high degree. Peg o. My
Heart" will be the National Players
production for next week, beginning
June u. This, as will be remembered,
constituted the most noted success in
the colorful career Of Laurette TAYLOR.
who played it for number of sea
sons, always with unfailing success.
Peg Is a selfish little human with a
child's innocent outlook on life and
child's brazen honesty in looking at
things. She is brought up by her
father and Is transplanted from
humble home to the manor of aristo-
cratic relatives in England. Her sim
ple appearance, her total misunder-
standing of the quiet English de.
meanor and her contravention of good
manners all make for saluhrious com.
edy. behind which is etched a love af.
fair.
"Peg" is one Of the outstanding
stock successes of the year, the nature
of it's revival attracting not only
those who have not seen the play,
but those who seem anxious for sec.
ond peek.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
COLUMBIA-"The World at He
Feet"

A new Paramount picture, starring
Florence Vidor, 1.-The World at Her
Feet" reaches the screen at Loew's
Columbia today.
The picture is an adaptation by
Doris Anderson Of the French play,
Lawyer Bolbec and Her Husband -
by Georges Berr and Louis Nerneuil.
Luther Reed, director of "The Ace
OF Cads.'' and also the maker of
New York" directed the production.
Florence Vidor plays Jane Randall,
a successful woman attorney, wife
OF Richard Randall, also an attorney,
Arnold Kent. Margaret Quimby en-
acts Alma Pauls; Richard Tucker. DIR.
Pauls and William Austin. Wilber.
force Hall. the detective. David Tor
renee and Speck O,Donnell have other
parts,
The story. very briefly, introduces
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Randall as
struggling attorneys. Randall falls
heir to a fortune, but his wife
refuses to give up her career. He
decides that the only way he can
win her back is to arouse her jeal.
ousy. SO he starts an affair with Mrs.
Pauls, She, a neglected wife, Is
prompted to play around with him
in the hope that it viii win back her
own husband. DR.. Pauls, suspicious,
goes to Mrs. Randall for legal ad-
vice. A detective is hired to get evil
dence. Detective Hall surprises Ran
dali at Mrs. Pauls'. where he is an
unwilling guest. Randall runs home
only to find the doctor and his wife
In d compromising situation. arranged
by Mrs. Randall In proof of her pre-
vious declaration to DR.. Pauls that
"any clever woman can get any man
in wrong"
supplementary features will be
Evening star., 1927-06-19
Plan a Canadian Epic.

VICTOR HALPERIN left New York
recently for Quebec to confer with
Canadian officials concerning the finn
ing of a special production dealing
with the history of Canada. The
storming of Quebec will be one of the
big episodes in the picture, ace1r ding
to present plans.
While in Canada, Mr.. Ha1peri-7 will
make an effort to enlist the full CO.
operation of the military authorities
of that country with g view to usin~
Canadian troops in the big scenes OF
the picture. This is said to be the
first time that Canadian history has
been used as background for a spec
taculaE photoplay.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
MILDRED DAVIS
CScreeu)
->EarIee.-
BROWN
BROTHERS.
COR the 5taqe)
Will Mark the Spot

HOL. CHARLES A. L1NDBERGH
and his mother, Mrs. Evangeline
Lodge Lindbergh, accompanied by the
President and Mrs. Coolidge, attend.
ed the services held by the First Con.
gregational Church in Crandalfs
Metropolitan Theater last Sunday
morning, and it is the present pur-
pose of Harry NJ. Crandall, founder
of the CrandaIl theaters now operat-
ed by the Stanley -Crandall company.
to mark permanently the seats occu'
pied by the President and Col. Lind
bergh at that Sunday morning serv-
ice, it being the first attended in
America by Col. Lfndbergh after his
historical nonstop flight from New
York TO Paris.
Evening star., 1927-06-19

LYNN Startling, who wrote Meet
the wife" and several other plays, Is
dramatizing "A Pleasant Sunday Aft
ernoon in August" one Of the short
stories in Thyra Samter Winslow's
recently published book, People
Round the Corner" Mr.. Starting has
gone to his home in Kentucky to work
ON the play, which he expects to have
ready for Fall production.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
EARLE-yaudeviIle and Pictures.

The Earle Theater next week, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon, will offer
a program Of five vaudeville acts,
together with a photoplay feature
which will be the camera version Of
"The Music Master" one Of David
Warneld's stage successes. In this
appealing story the role originated by
Warfield is interpreted by Alec B.
Francis, supported by Lois Moran and
a. notable cast.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
ATTRACTIONS

drinking fountains with bubbling. cool
spring water have been installed in
convenient places throughout the
park for the benefit of Glen Echo pa
patrons. This new arrangement elimi-
mates the old "penny.in-the slot" ma
chimes for paper cups.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
WORLD of'SpLENDop" GIRLS -polace
Photoplays This Week


RIALTO-"The Hour" This afternoon and evening
COLUMBIA-"The World Her Feet" This afternoon and
ming.
METROPOITANThe Whirl of Youth This afternoon and
ming.
PALACE-Captan Salvation" This afternoon and evening
LITTLE THEATERCrme and Punishment This afternoon and
evening
WARDMAN PARK-"Broken Blossoms. This afternoon and
ming.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

With the Inauguration yesterday Of
the full Summer train schedule, Ches-
apeake Beach went into its seasonal
stride and will run full tilt until after
Labor day. Bert Saulsman's Jazz
Band will play every afternoon and
evening for dancing on the over-the-
water pavilion. All OF the amuse-
ments are open and will be In opera
tion daily. Leading them all Is the
comet, a sensational new ride that
carries one into the clouds and down
into deep ravines with n thrilling
swiftness. Fishing, boating and bath
ing are other attractions. and the
new water slides that shoot the bath
ers gleefuly into the foaming surf
are quite popular. A new children's
playground is maintained on the
sandy beach.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
EARLE-Girard Ensemble.

The bill for the current week. be-
ginning this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at
the Earle Theater will have al its
tepiine attraction unique miniature
revue. which is presented under the
title of The Girard Ensemble" In
..1e company OF artists participating
II this colorfuI blending of dance, mu-
ste and wit the featured players are
1ky. and Nxa. Harry Girard. in whose
Evening star., 1927-06-19
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Eeith's--Cissie Lotus.

Cissie LOTUS, inimitable comedian,
headlines the bill at r. r. keiths
Theater next week.
Evening star., 1927-06-19
Attractions in Washington
Playhouses This Week
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

NATIoNALEasy Come Easy Co., crook comedy. Tomorrow
evening
KEITHSMr and Mrs Jack Norworth, vaudeville This afternoon
evening
and