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Downtown location; very large rooms.
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and tiled bath. Just reduced TO $50.
Evening star., 1928-08-01
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Evening star., 1928-08-01

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Overlooking Sherman Circle, in cool high
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4 rooms kitchen and bath, large porch
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Evening star., 1928-08-01
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El fronterizo., 1928-09-15
AL Margen

(Viene de la IDA. plana)
los elementos del antique regimen.
Esto garantiza los derechos ciuda-
danOs de todos en- los campos demo-
craticos. Lo dicho: esas asambleas
de e~xpatriados que Sc proyectan,
salen sobrando. Hasta la bandera
del anti-continuismo ha desapare-
edo. No hay NADIA que pedir. Lo
mas cuerdO es que cada quien vaya
hacienda su maleta, para marchar
a Mexico, cruzando la frontera con
un ramo de olives, olvidando cara
binas Y dispuesto a ser un contin-
genie de provecho en- la obra de la
reconstruction de la patria. No Sc
olviden: ell caudillismo ha muerto.
No Sc preston para formar nom
bres de personajes que manana, en-
case de exito, no les harlan nj case.
maxine 81 de por medic juegan SUI
jetos que nj siquiera han probado
firmeza en- sus principles en- ell es-
tracismo. Gentes acostumbradas a
marchar con ell viento Y ell vaiven
del oleaje. Que cada quien sc rasque
con sus unas. Ell orc puro, firme,
tiene su propio waller. Nadie podra
transformarlo en- bronco, Y de csc
ORC PURO, Sc impone c~onfesarlo
paladinamente, hay mucho entire ell
elemento expatriado revoluciona-
rio. y al decir revolucionario, nos
referimos a los hombres cuyas ac-
tuaciones, con ALIAS Y bajas, muy
logicas, en- la vida y en- perfodos de
evolucionismo, arrancan de mil no.
vecientos diez a la fecha, hacienda
la salvedad, del Huertismo v Fell
cismo, clericalista y retrograda.
Los demas: Maderistas, Carran-
cistas, Delahuertistas, Serranistas,
Y Gomistas, Sc salvan de la heca-
tombe. FL revolucionario esta con
ellos.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15

En- Madrid fue descubierto un
complot en- contra del Rey de Espa-
ma. Ell disgusto 10 ha ocasionado
ell regimen dictatorial de Primo de
Rivera. Ell generalisimo Sc siente
fuerte; pero no es dudoso que don
Alfonso XIII reflexione. ST ell pre-
toriano, pacificador de Marruecos,
no es substitute o, al menos, re-
frenado en- sus impetus, la Rep1-
blica pendera sobre ell Rey como la
espalda de Damocles. Ell pueblo
espanol quiere a su monarch; pero
va esta cansado del despota.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15
MUJERES
Quiten los trastOrnOs que hacen de
SUI vida una carga insoportable.

70 sufrf por mas de diez amos
de varios d~esarreglos, flujos amor
males, dolores de espalda, de ca
beza Y muchos otros trastornos que
solo nosotras conocemos. Habia
probado muchos remedies sin result
tados, hasta que una amiga me re-
comendo ell Coloni-To Y desde
entonces estoy enteramente buena"
Miles de cartas como esta prue-
ban que el Coloni- Tonic (Vino-T6-
nico Para Mujeres), es un remedio
SECURE para las mujeres y regula-
dor ideal para las jovenes. Sc VEN
de en- las boticas al predio de SIPS,
bajo garantfa de satisfaction o Sc
devuelve ell dinero, pero 81 no 10
puede %conseguir en- su botica, man.
de directamente a: Coloni Labora-
tories, 1928 Olive, dept. 1867, st.
Louis, Mo-, Y pida tambien ell IL
bro "Mensaje De Una Mujer," que
toda mujer deberia leer, Y que OBJ
sequiamos enteramente gratis.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15
AneCdOta de Dumas

Hace amos, a rafz del estreno de
"El hijo natural" Dumas lamen-
tabase de su mala salud del can
sancio y las intermediates que eran
como ell presagio de la ancianidad.
Como, querido maestro! lie dijo
uno de los directories del teatro.
listed tiene una hermosa aparian-
cia v ademas, hasta conserva todos
los cabellos.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15

I'm vuelo sobre ell Atlantico, par
tiendo de Dakar, possession francesa
en- ell Oeste de Africa, hasta llegar
al Brasil, despues otro vuelo hasta
Nueva York v de ALI a Paris, Sc
cree son los planes de estos dos
aviadores ~franceses Rene Lefevre,
arriba v Jean Assolant, abajo.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15
NADIE SABE PARA
QUEEN TRABAJA
Entire contertulios:

Entire contertulios:
Mi hermano tiene una medalla
DE orc, premio de una carrera a
pie, de cinco millas, y otra de diez
millas; una medalla de plata de un
concurso de natacion; dos .copas,
premios de carreras en- autom6vil y
otras dos de juego de polo.
-Caray! Su hermano debe ser
un estupendo atleta.
NADIA de ESQ; es dueno de un
montepio.
va We listed: medic sabe para
quien trabaja.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15
Tucson MOrtuary
TelefOnO 7O3
A. Garlic, Prop.
Ell Verso SeLecto-


No puede ser mas dulce, no puede ser mas buena,
Caricias son del alma sus ojos c~elestiales
Y guarda como ell nectar que oculta la colmena
Las mieles y perfumes de todos los rosales.
SObre mi sien que agobia la punzadora pena
Su blanca mano evoca ternuras ideales,
Y bajo sus sedosas caricias de azucena
Florecen en- mi espiritu de los dulces madrigales.
En- ella encuentro ell sfmbolo de todos los amores:
Els mi madre, mi hermana, m inovia, mi algeria;
En- ella estan mis- suenos, mis- ayes y mis- flores.
Risuena me acompana cual grata melodfa,
Regando en- mis- crep1sculos divinos esplendores
Como ell rosal de alba sobre ell azul del dfa!
Alfredo Gomez Jaime.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-15

Malhaya sea Ell efecto!
Haze listed NAL en- beber; va
con paso vacilante.
No hago NAL en- beber; hago
NAL en- caminar.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

markable fellow. This is one of
the strongest bits that have seen
on the screen lately.
Diane, the girl who was afraid
but was changed by Chico, is played
by Janet Gaynor. 1t is bit diff
ficult to analyze this young wom-
ans work, for she has given every
thing to make Diane more than a
character. She has created a ideal
in this work. Her work is beautiful
and here she has had a chance to
put nearly every emotion that
person is capable of into one part.
Goblin, ChicoS neighbor and fell
low street washer, is taken by Da-
vid Butler. Boul, taxi driver, is
played by Albert Green. George
Stone is the sewer rat. These are
all close friends of Chico and go
to war with him.
Seventh Heaven" is an unusual
picture in that it deals with the
commonplace in a romantic way.
Here is good theater.
On the stage Bayes and Speck,
who were with 1.-THE Spider" have
rolled a whole vaudeville act into
few minutes. They have some
jokes that are passably funny and
they are really good dancers. This
team is fairly good, but better have
been seen here.
At the Circle. (By the Observer
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UPDIKE FACES FIGHT
Gossip Mentions Rivals for
Congress Berth.

Political speculation on the Sew
enth district marion County, con-
gressional post has failed, thus far,
to awaken interest comparable to
that of the governorShip, although
some half-dozen names have fl
tered into the gossip.
Louis Ludlow, veteran Washing
ton correspondent, is conceded a
good chance to get the Democratic
nomination by reclamation.
On the Republican side, Ralph E.
Updike, who wears the Seventh
district congressional toga, is known
to be ambitious for reelection.
New deal" Republicans predict
trouble for Updike because of the
reported agreement with D. c. Ste
phenson to deliver patronage, in
Guiding the Indianapolis postmas-
tership in return for Khan support.
Others mentioned for the nomi-
nation are Merrill Moores, attorney
and eX-congressinan, who lost the
Republican nomination to Updike
in the last primary election; James
M. Ogden, corporation counsel I'M
der the late Mayor Shank, who was
another of Updike's rivals in the
nominative race, and Sidney Miller,
former Marion Superior Court
judge.
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OF
CHURCHES PLAN
FOR CONCLAvE
EvangeliStiC Meetings to Be
held at Third Christian
Church.

Plans have been completed for
one of the largest evangelistic con-
ferencS in the history of the city
at the Third Christian Church, Sew
enth st. and Broadway, next
Wednesday when the mid-winter
spiritual retreat will be held under
the auspices of the Church Fedora
ton of Indianapolis. Sessions will
be held in the morning, afternoon
and evening.
Six prominent UNCONVENTIONAL
evangeliStic leaders will take part
in the retreat, Dr. Virgil E. Rorer,
chairman of the committee on ar
rangementS, announced.
They are DR.. Charles P. Goodell
OF New York, secretary of evangel-
ism of the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ in America; DR..
Benjamin T. Livingston of the
Northern Baptist Convention; DR..
Jesse M. Bader of st. Louis, secre-
tary of the Evangelism of the DeS-
ciples of Christ; DR.. George Mahy
OF Philadelphia; Dr. Pearly Fart
man of the Reformed Church;
Bishop j. S. Sparnne of the Evan
gelical Church, and DR.. George B.
Dean of the home missions board
evangelism commission of the Meth
cdiSt Episcopal Church.
The retreat will be open to all
UNCONVENTIONAL organizations, and
wives of ministers, church officials.
young peoples organization leaders,
and other persons interested in
evangelistic work will be welcomed,
DR.. Rorer said.
Announcements of the plans for
the retreat were made in Indian
apoliS churches Sunday.
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Garden Is Ready for Recital

be exercised as we'll as the body.
Loaf1ng doesn't relax or rest me. 1t
is change of interests that is re-
freshing. am immensely interest
ing in astronomy. The exact SCI
ences are good, too, for one with
work like mine.
Every day is a strenuous one for
me, but I have wonderful way of
refreshing myself for the evening.
I always dress for dinner. A change
Of clothes will do wonders for one.
Clothes do more than merely change
ones appearance. They change the
most intimate part Of ones environ
ment."
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shotgun we'd O"A|AS'AO
ding between George and Lorette.
He finally fought for her and then
confessed that he really did love her,
SO everything was all right.
George O,Brien makes rather
romantic figure as the sailor. And
true of the stories that are told of
sailors, he was always ready for a
fight. In this he was always helped
by Tom and Jerry, his two buddies.
Their final coup was the cleaning
up of Murdoch, the bootlegger, and
his gang.
Lorette is played by Lois Moran.
AS the dancer she is intriguing, and
as the wife of George she shows that
she is capable of a good deal OF
temper. This picture is light and
has lot Of comedy in 1t. Joseph
Swickard is in the cast.
Tom is played by Noah Young and
Jerry by Tom Dugan. These two are
admirable support for O'Brien.
Comics Band this week is featur-
ing 'Henry's Made a Lady Out of
Lizzie" a new song and they put
some comedy in it.
At the Ohio. CBy the observeD.
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SOdBC. OO OIL 4hA1A1e &c
her control that she is breaking
house records every place she ap-
pears and yesterday was turn-away
business at the Indiana.
The girls in the revue are good
dancers and their costumes are
striking. The tenor and another
soloist build a good atmosphere
leading up to Miss Murray's first
entrance. The eccentric dancing
team gets applause results with ease
From a costume standpoint, this
revue is there.
Charlie Davis and his orchestra
furnish the music for much singing
and dancing.
"a Reno Divorce" is the lightest
sort of movie entertainment. May
McAvoy is the featured player. The
picture has enough closeups for
about three pictures.
A rich mans son is kicked out OF
his dads home because he wants
to be a painter. Then the auto of a
rich girl runs him down and she
takes him to her home, gives him a
room and lets him paint. They fall
in love, he thinking that she loves
another. Then another girl, a guest
in the house, decides to land the
artist. There are many mixups,
finally all ending in the artist
getting the right girl. Very thin,
this story, and some of the subtitles
are nifties.
Maurice has a knockout organ
number worked around the broad
casting idea. Easily the best novelty
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that she is his wife. One of the
strongest parts Of. the picture is in
the growing of Chico's love for
Diane.
And Then the war. Paris goes to
fight in taxicabs. A touch Of history
and romance. Chico says that he
will appear to Diane every day at II
o'clock and then one day they say
that he is dead. But just as the clock
strikes the hour Of IL in comes Chi
co. He was a flame thrower" in the
army and was blinded. But to use
his words: II won't be blind for
long, for 1 am a remarkable fellow"
Chico, who's ambition was to be-
ccome street washer, is taken by
Charles Farrell. He may have been
a commonplace person, but Farrell
has made his character really a re-
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Mary Garden who sings at the
Murat Wednesday evening under
the auspices of Delta Gamma
Sorority is looking forward to her
vacation following the~close of her
concert tour in this country.
For two weeks she will be the
guest of friend in Algiers. Miss
Garden is particularly interested in
her visit to Africa, for it is the
home Of one of her greatest
characterizationS, "Thais."
Following the visit to Africa, she
will make her customary opera3ic
and concert appearances In Eng
land and on the continent. She
will spend the summer at her villa
on the Riviera.
Il love Chicago" said the diva"
L love the rush, and the noise, and
the crowds. I love the smell of the
stock yards. But I never have any
time to entertain. In Europe I
make up for lost time. This sum-
mer I am going to have many
parties, both formal and informal.
There will be only one restriction
on my guests. They will not be
allowed to mention the word opera.
ooh I shall sing whenever 1
please, though" she added. And
I shall probably add something new
to my repertoire, but most of all, I
shall have a very good time. The
Riviera Is the very place to meet
ones friends. Someone is always
popping up from Chicago or New
York.
IT swim every day and have my
sunbath. I play tennis great deal,
too. I read many things during
the summer that I do not have
time for in the winter. Activity is
the surest means Of keeping fit, and
It's quite as important that the mind
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sonata that is seldom revealed upon
the concert stage. She did not get
lost in the heavy movement Of the
march. She was sure at all times
while playing Chopin. She is an in
telligent player and although essen
TALLY feminine she has a definite
and powerful touch.
Even in the light Brahms waltzes
she did not lose the light, haunting
beauty of the melodies. Fer open
ing group was Bach's French Suite,
No. S." which was Splendidly por-
trayed.
1t was necessary for. me to leave
before her final group. This artist
brings great joy to her concerts.
She deserves the right to be con-
Sidered a great artist.
She was presented by the Indian
apolis Maennerchor.
Other theaters today offer: Ann
Codee at Keith's; Crisp Sisters at
the Lyric; Tommy" at English
and burlesque at the Mutual.
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Coughs Stopped
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A famous physicians prescription
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aimed rather poor
ly. He met Lorette
in a dive of some
sort in Morocco.
She was a nautch
dancer there, never
before had she
loved. Then George
came along, and
she fell.
He told her to
come to New York.
So she did. And
she found him.
And lots of other
things happened.
Among which was
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RzN

call the story-it is about a boy
who thought he was a coward and
yet when he got into action he was
the bravest of the brave. He cap
lures real bad man and beats up
on his rival in love. Really, this
comedy does not appear old-fash-
Toned. Here is broad fun done in
the Harold Lloyd way. Whoever
was responsible for this revival GER
tainly knew his business. I have
always considered "Grandma's Boy"
as one of his best comedies.
On the bill is an excellent travel
Notwithstanding a 3,OOO-m mile explor-
alton trip through Brazil. Splendid.
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She then leaves the
stage to return for
the purpose of do
ing a dance that she
calls a Mae Murray
affair. Her widow
gown is a startling
creation. She knows
how to walk and
that is an accom-
plishment. The pro-
Queer has given her
a background that
is b e au tiful. In
other words, Mae
Murray is a strik-
ing creature on the
- .L.f. =
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The news reel has some excellent
views of President Coolidge in Cuba.
Also splendid.
The bill includes Emil Seidel and
his orchestra and Ray Winnings at
the pipe organ.
At the Apollo.
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OF the very COM
mon people in the
Slunns, the loves of
ir "i''iduals W h O
seem incapable OF
such affection. And
how Paris fought
to save itself.
Mana and Diane
are sisters, but
Mana is a slave to
abSinth and near
ly kills her sister
to get it. Chico
is a worker in the
sewer and saves
Diane from going
to Jail With her
r-irAnn L.
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Plan New Court House

bU \ bme9 Special
WASHINGTON, Ind, Jan. 23.-
Daviess County councilmen and
commissioners at a session Tuesday
will decide definitely on plans for re-
placing the county Court House
burned here a few months ago.
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Lloyd movie. All
the advance data
on this picture
was that it is a
reissue because it
is considered one
of the funniest
movies that the
m e dian has
made. 1t was in
teresting yesterday
at the Apollo to
see the audience
laugh lust as loud
and long as If it
were a new Lloyd
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MAE DANCES AND
MAKES A WEE TALK
Seventh Heaven Is Glorious Picture and Splendid
Movie Version of Big Stage Hit-Harold
Lloyd Still Gets Many Laughs.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

Mae Murray the stage before she
went into the movies.
On the screen, she probably will be remembered for her
work in ''The Merry Widow
She trading that fame and good impression by
appearing in Publix revue ga Merry Widow Revue"
Fame is strange thing, but she is famous both the
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Verdict of the Movies

APOLLO-Harold Lloyd in reissue "randmas Boy is getting
many laughs this a
nDIANA-Of Mae Murray the big drawing card
this bill
CIRCLESevenh Heaven good dramatzaton of stage hit
having its locale the us of Charles Farrell and
Janet Gaynor are in it, Beautiful picture
OIOThere Sharp Shooters with George
OBrien playing the part of sailor the
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MYRA HESS IS
A GREAT ARTIST

After hearing Myra Hess at the
Academy of Music yesterday after
noon play Chopin's Sonata in B
Flat Minor" which includes the ia
nous funeral march, I am con-
vinced that she is really a great
artist. a pianist of rare and COM
manding power.
She did things with this Chopin
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SEVENTH HEAVEN"
is GOOD ENTERTAINMENT

Seventh Heaven" is the story of
the love of a sewer worker in Paris
for waif that he befriended.
Many things are given you in this
picture. The harmonious discords
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ACE WORKS FOR FORD
TT. Wayne's World War Hero Now in
Airplane Plant.
By Times Special

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE. Ind, Jan. 23.-Paul
Frank Baer, son of Mrs. Emma
Shroyer, this city, who was TT.
Wayne's ace aviator during the
world war, is now employed in the
experimental department of the
Henry Ford airplane plant at Dear
born, Mich.
AS a lieutenant in the Lafayette
escadrille, Baer was officially
credited with bringing down nine
German planes and unoff1cially with
seven more. He was shot down and
taken prisoner May %, 1913.
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LLOYD PROVES
HIS WORTH AGAIN

Harold Lloyd made "Grandma's
Boy" some years ago, and it was a
hit when new.
1t has been reisSued and broadly
announced as a revival. No claim
is made that this one is a new
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NICE COMEDY
AT THE OHIO

Here is the story Of a sailor who
saw the world, but not through a
port-hole. George was known as
a sharp shooter. Translated that
means, as I was able to figure it out,
fellow who loved and lost with no
regrets what SO ever. He took his
fun where he found it and then for
got all about it.
Sharp Shooters" recounts the
one adventure in which George
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-23

stage and the screen. She
does the famous Merry Widow
waltz, makes a little talk in
which she says that one can
get great happiness out of dancing.