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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-17
Betty on Vacation

Betty Bronson. Warner Bros. star,
is the latest resident of Hollywood
to arrive in New York for a va
cation. Her first trip to the theater
was made to the Winter Garden to
see 1.-THE Singing Fool" in which
she plays opposite AL Jolson. Be-
fore leaving California Miss Bron-
son finished another Vitaphone pic
ture entitled "One Stolen Night"
In this story she is co-featured with
William Collier Jr.
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FAMOUS CHOIR TO ~
START ITS SEASON
John Charles Thomas to Be Guest Artist of Noted Singing
Organization Monday Night at Murat.

A Mendelssohn choir of Indian
IN apol Monday the its twelfth annual fall
will
Charles whose
At this concert the Mendessohn choir with other
will the centenary
which falls
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NOTED SPEAKER
TO BE HERE SUNDAY

What will the next President do
for prohibition? What does the
great Republican landslide mean?
These and other questions will be
answered by Oliver w. Stewart of
Chicago in an address at the Haw-
thorne Social Service house, 244O
West Ohio street, Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Stewart is president of the
Flying Squadron Foundation, a ma
tional dry organization with head
quarters in this city. He is also
editor of the National Enquirer, a
weekly temperance journal which
circulates in every state in the
Union.
Admission to the lecture is free.
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The Rev. w. B. Grimes, pastor of
the Bellaire M. E. church will
preach Sunday morning on 1.-THE
Methodist Doctrine of Holiness, .
and in the evening on 1.-THE Sheep
folds of Reuben"
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Morning worship at the Beville
Avenue Evangelical church will be
a special talk by Miss Clara Schuer-
man of Tunjen, China. In the
evening the Rev. Ambrose Aegerter,
pastor, will preach on Some Mod
ern Dangers to the Soul"
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EVENTS AT
COLLEGE OF MUSIC

The bi-monthly students recital
of the Indiana College of Music
and Fine Arts will take place on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. "a, at
2:30 o'clock in the school audito-
rum. Those participating:
Max McCord, Betty Ann Jones, Kath-
crime Borman, Eleanor Harter. Mary
Elizabeth Buis. Philip Smith, Virginia
Davis. Robert Harvey, Charles Davis.
Emily Yucknet, Virginia Harbaugh, jean
nette Garrett Lillian Well. Ards Gardiner,
Herbert Reinhardt. Robert Wehrung, Jean
Ochiltree. John Scherer. Richard Pier,
Ralph Matzke, Ellen Marie Ruddle. Mary
Jean Seton and Margaret Laughner are
pupils of Blanche Brown, Fairy Hendricks.
Christine Roush, Gertrude Whelan, Lillian
Carr Greene. Helen Sommers. William
Schwenger. Justine Stotsenburg and Flea
nor Saunders.
Leoline Jaquith, teacher of pro-
gresSive series Of the Indiana Col
lege of Music and Fine Arts will
present some of her pupils in re-
cital on Friday evening, Nov. %,
assisted by violin pupils of Chris
tine RouSh.
Miss Jaquith's pupils are:
Doris Van Horn. Helen Webster. Jean
Pennington. Iris Boyd. Charlene Halves,
Elinor King. Marie King. Frances Shaw.
Dorothy Short, Reginald Holmes. Roberta
Dickinson. Martha Jackson, Ruth Eakin
and Thelma Fulkerson. Mrs. Roushs
pupils are Jean Pennington, Jeanette
Riggin, Eleanor Lutz and Irma Mae Steele.
The teachers luncheon business
meeting of the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts will be on
Monday, Nov. 10, at IL o'clock noon.
u
ADVANCED PUPILS
TO GIVE RECITAL
An advanced students recital will
be given BY pupils of the various
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The Rev. Ernest N. Evans, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Church
Federation of indianapolis will
preach at Victory Memorial Meth
odist Protestant church Sunday
morning. In the evening H. S.
Bonsib will lecture on the subject
Human Nature"
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Plantation melodies by the Frohne
Sisters quartet, selections by the
Sunday school orchestra and other
attractions will be on the program.
It will be Ladies night" at the
Brotherhood and the dinner will be
served by the j. o. G. class of the
Bible school. The meeting is open
to the public. Reservations should
be made not later than Nov. IS.
NOTED MEN
TO TAI K HERE
DR.. Earl E. Harper, president of
Evansville college, will preach at
the st. Paul M. E. church, corner
of RAIDER and Eugene streets, Sun
day morning.
DR.. Harper is chairman of the
committee to revise the Methodist
Episcopal Church Hynnal. For
years he has been chairman Of the
commission on church music of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
For two successive years he was
director of the great Boston SYM
phony choir.
DR.. Harper Is the youngest and
one of the most virile college presi-
dents of America.
Sunday morning, Dec. IS, DR.. G,
Bromley Oman, president of De-
Paw university, will bring the
message.
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DR.. MORTON S. RICE
TOTALK AT CHURCH
The Value of Great Men Will Be the Subject of Noted
Churchman'S Address Before Brotherhood

"TNHE of
to be given Merton pastor Metropolitan
Methodist church. Detroit the
Baptist church, Monday night Nov 19.
Dr. Rice widely minister lecturer religious
He graduate Baker university Kansas and of the University
OF Michigan addition to holding paoae
Minnesota the
M the World
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Replaces John barrow

Rex Lease replaces John Darrow
in Columbia's 1.-THE Younger Cen
Grafton" which is the Jewish drama
adapted from Fannie Hurst's play,
ut is TO Laugh"
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A. Reed, pastor. 1.-The Life Filled
With Thrills" and "a Startling
Question" will be subjects at the
morning and evening. services.
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HAYES BOOKED
BY ONA B. talbot

Roland Hayes, who will again be
heard at the Murat in a recital of
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Night Program
Miss Marjorie Moody soprano: william
Tong, cornet; Howard Goulden, xylophone.
Pe-oration known as "Militaire Fran
Gals from The Algerienne' st. Saens
Cornet Solo-"Tower of Jewels .... Tong
william Tong
Suite-"Tales of a Traveller ... .Sousa
(al THE Kaffir on the Karoo'
tbl The Land of the Golden Fleece"
(cl "Es1ter Monday on the White House
Lawn"
Soprano Solo-"Love's Radiant Hour"
Miss Marjorie Moody
Lyric by Helen Boardman Knox
Symphonic Poem Death and Trans
nguration' ......,.,. Richard Strauss
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SOUSA ANNOUNCES
HIS TWO PROGRAMS

The two programs that John
Phillip Sousa and his band will
give at the Cadle Tabernacle next
Friday is as follows:
Matinee Program
Miss Marjorie Moody, soprano: william
Tong, cornet; Howard Goulden, xylophone.
"A Study in Rhythms" ............. Sousa
Cornet Solo" Soldiers Dream" Rogers
William Tong
Suite-"At the Kings Court" 800. .Sousa
al Her Ladyship. the Countess"
(bl Her Grace, the Duchess"
(c) Her Majesty, the Queen"
Prelude and Loves Death, from Iris
tan and ISOLDE ..............W wagner
Interval
Favorite number from operas off,.
Observation-Disclosures. Victor Herbert
Parade Of the Gendarmes' (new)...
March..Minnesota'@ new i'..'.'.. .soa uS
&ylophone Solo-"Ghost Of the War
Howard Gouiden
Dance of the Hours" ........ .Ponchielli
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Observation-Disclosures. Nichols-Sousa
the Mentions" ..... .Tschaikowsky
Messrs. Evans, Petrie, Phares, Orosky,
Zlotnik and Hall
(b) March-"The Golden Jubilee
new .-.....-.-.. ...s.s...... SOuSa
Xylophone Solo-Polonaise ''Mignon"
.s.-.........ss...s llerney
Howard Goulden
"Balance All and Swing Partners" .Sousa
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The sermons Sunday at the North
Park Christian church by the Rev.
]. A. Long, pastor, will be Union
With Christ" in the morning and
1.-THE Adequacy of Christ-For Sin, -
in the evening.
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acting experience will acquire it in
this club.
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in the evening.
On Saturday and Sunday, Nov
II and 10, at the University Heights
U. B. church, group of members
from the Otterbein Home, Lebanon,
O., will attend the services. On
Saturday evening the Otterbein
band will play, followed by bas-
ketball game between the Otterbein
Home boys and the freshman team
of Indiana Central college.
Sunday evening the Rev. Merle
T. Wolverton will preach on 1.-THE
Royalty and Destiny of Man"
Revival meetings will close Sun
day night at the Lynhurst Baptist
church, the Rev. G. H. Schneick,
pastor. At 2:3O p. m. Sunday a
special all family service will be
held.
A Sunday school lesson on the
younger generation will be the sub
ject of the Rev. L. G. E. Fackler
at st. Matthews Lutheran church
Sunday morning. At 1890 a. m.
the pastors subject will be MY
Task" What Is Your Confession
will be the evening subject. The
Willing Workers will be entertained
by Howard Abraham and Art
Buchorn at Abraham'S home, 1131
English avenue. The teachers and
officers of the Sunday school will
meet Wednesday evening at the
parsonage.
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tine RouSI
ADVANCED PUPILS
TO GIVE RECITAL

An advanced students recital will
be given by pupils of the various
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Sunday morning sermon at the
Linwood Christian church by the
Rev. Homer G. Bobbitt, pastor, will
be Sin" Living Death" will be
the evening sermon.
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"From the Actual to the Possible
Man" will be the theme of the
morning worship at the Fifty-first
Street Methodist Episcopal church,
the Rev. j. Graham Sibson, pastor.
A lesson from the life of Edith
Cavell will be the subject at the
evening service.
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DR.. Frank S. c. Wicks of All
Souls. Unitarian church announces
the following order of service at
II a. M:
by the Sea- Schubert. "Serenade,"
Schubert. Hymn 1856. Third service
Covenant Anthem. Words of aspiration.
Responsive reading, eighteenth selection.
Hymn 331. Notices and offering. From
Unfinished Symphony" Schubert. Address.
What Are Brains For?" THE Sound Of
Many Voices" Coerne. "Praise Ye the
Father" Gounod Hymn $50. Benediction
Postlude. Moment Musical" Schubert.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
WIFE ON hike
FORLOST MATE
Woman, so, TrampS Roads
From Ohio to Albany.

By UHited Press
ALBANY, n T., Nov l0.-Foot-
sore and weary, Mrs. Helen Walker, a
timid, silver-haired woman of so, ar
rived here Thursday night, after a
crosS-country tramp from Toledo,
O., in search of her husband, who
left her because he thought himself
burden.
Six years ago, Mrs Walker said.
her husbands health was broken
and since that time she has been
their sole provider. -Four weeks ago
they were together at Louisville and
Walker lett her to go TO Toledo.
She has not seen him since.
DiSheartened by a futile search Of
Toledo, the woman turned her sters
east, searching morgues and charit-
able institutions, assisted by police
and radio broadcasterS, and running
down clews which have brought he-
here.
In the thirty -four years of thel
married life, Mrs. Walker and her
husband have been transients along
the highways and byways of TIE ma
tion, selling bulbs and roots for {.
nursery company.
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BATTLE TIDE TO
DOCK LEVIATHAN
Spend II Hours Getting
Ships Anchor Weighed.

BIZ URited Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. - After a
seventeen-hour battle with tide and
wind within New York harbor, the
giant liner Leviathan was docked
Friday.
More than thirteen hundred fret
full passengers were held aboard all
night because the vessel was so un.
manageable it could not be slipped
into the pier without crashing into
it or colliding with another ship.
The Leviathan reached the pier
at 8 o'clock Thursday night
A dozen tugs, putting at full
steam, nosed her cautiously toward
the dock. But the ship missed by
a narrow margin, and, caught in a
swift current, was swept down.
stream.
officers decided to give up the
attempt and wait until morning for
the tide to change.
Many passengers believed the yes
sci ran aground. but officers denied
the report.
Among the passengers were Clar-
ence D. Chamberlin, trans ATLANTIC
f1ier, has wife and party of four
aviation engineers, who have been
touring France. England, Italy, Ger
many and Switzerland in Cham
berlin's. Amphibian plane,
The plane was carried on the
after deck of the liner.
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VICTORY BALL PLANNED
Reserve Officers Sponsor Dance at
Indiana Monday.

Reserve Officers Association of In
dianapolis will sponsor victory ball
Monday night in the Indiana ball
room, according to Lieutenant r.
D. Woods of the field artillery re-
serve, who is general chairman.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Sew.
enth district of the American Lee
gion will open downtown ticket
sale Saturday and Monday at the
Claypool, Elks Club, Chamber of
Commerce, CIRCLE Motor Inn and
Spink-ArmS under the direction of
Mrs. Agatha Ward, ticket chairman.
A percentage of the ticket sales goes
to the welfare fund of the group.
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WRIGHT GIVES FIRST
AIRPLANE TO ENGLAND
Ends Ten Year Dispute With
Smithsonian Institute.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. S Nov. 9.-Dis-
pleased with. the Smithsonian in
stitute label describing the fight of
the first airplane. Orville Wright,
air pioneer. has given it to England,
he announced here.
The plane was loaned to the
British government and placed in
the Science Museum of South Ken
'sington, London. Wright. here at
tending the National Aeronautic
Association contest meeting. said he
had made the loan permanent and
the plane would not be returned to
this country.
Final disposition of the machine
ends aten-year controversy between
Wright and the Smithsonian insti-
tute over credit for air achieve
mentS.
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Ex-Congressman Dies

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Nov. 10.--War-
rem Worth Bailey. 70, editor of the
JohnstoWn Democrat, died today. Ee
was a native of Indiana. Bailev
served this Pennsylvania district E
the sixty third and sixty-fourtll
congress.
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Room for Rent With Board

BYRAM. 3s34-Front room; board op-
tionali home privileges adults. Wa. 1906
CENTRAL 260s-Cozy front room: modern
private. Christian home. He. 1885
COLLEGE. 24i3-Rm and board: clean.
private home; 2 people. He 457s.
HEALING. N, 26-Rm.. breakfast in mod
ern home. Ir. 0302-W
MINI. e. l6l5-Attractlve mod room on
car line: gentlemen pfd. DR.. 1851.
NEW JERSEY, N.-LOvely warm rm.; bus
and car: good meals. ia. $3.50.
TACOMA N. 1128-Nice. warm rm.: near
ar line: good meals Oh. 092s-R.
TEMPLE. n 438-Nice. warm room priv
home: near car-bus; cd. food. Oh. 23l4
UDELL. 10e2-Attractive. warm room
Stch. privileges couple. Ha. 433l-W.
TENTH. E. 3l05-Nice warm rooms. pri-
vate home; good meals. CHI 37a4-M.
CHuDREN-To board: dav. week or meal:
near school No. 81; IS. Be 1868.
TWO SMALL CHuDEN-In country home
Southport 96-M 3. R. R. 6. Box 34B.
COLORED-Married couple to share home.
all privileges. OF E. nth. He. 54b7.
WILIe-Rm. and board children. Schoo, age,
while YOU work, Modern. Be 1851.
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Salesman wanted for a fast
selling specially. Every one al
prospect; great repeat bust
ness. Real money and quick
for wide-awake salesman. See
Mr.. Ward, between Oil and
"a, Bragg & Treat, Inc, Room
316, Indianapolis Terminal
Warehouse bldg. aa4 tx
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Lost and Found

Birthdays. dark red velvet. with rhine
stone buckle; lost in front of Times office
or corner Illinois and Maryland SITS Call
MISS JOE. Ri 55sI. Reward.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER Brindle,. white
face. breast, left-froiit foot and toe of
right-front white Name spike" Re
ward. 81 S. Arlington. Ir. 1920
CARD-Containing artificial teeth wax
model. dentist; lost III. car. Wa. $3.50.
DIAMOND RING-Lost Tues morn. on
Prospect ST. car. Reward. Dr. 1851.
GLASSES White gold; lost downtown.
Reward. Ia. 4331R. after s.
HOSPITAL PIN-Full name. back Call
Supervisors office Meth, Hosp. Ia. 4840.
RING-2 diamonds; lost downtown; Ind
Theater or E. Wash. car. Rev. Ir. 1854.
RING Diamond; Masonic; lost downtown
district. Liberal reward Wa. 1968-R
RING LOST-Gentlemans gold. with large
diamond setting. Finder please return
to $40 N. Pennsylvania. Apt 216, Am
bassador hotel !. Ri. 1871. Reward.
TRUMPET-Antique lost Arsenal ave. |;
liberal reward. Ii 1880.
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PHILHARMONIC TO PLAY
"Star- Spangled Banner" to Get
Symphony Rendition Here.

The New York Philharmonic
Symphony orchestra will play the
"Star Spangled Banner" 20 open rs
concert at the Murat theater Mon
day evening, Ona B. Talbot an.
nounced today. This will be the first
time the national anthem ever has
been played by a Symphony or
chestra, it was announced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
M'NUTT GIVES COOLIDGE
NATIONAL LEGION PLANS
Pays Call at White House TO Outline
Legislative Program. e.
rHL Hitcd Press

III HITrH pFCSS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - The
American Legion's national legisla-
tive program proposed at the recent
San Antonio (Tex0 convention,
was presented to President Coolidge
by National Commander Paul Nc
Mutt Of Indiana, who called at the
White House today.
Major, provisions of the program
call for universal draft, scout cruiser
construction bill, twenty amend
ments to laws for disabled veterans,
maintenance of our naval ratio
under the 5-5-3 treaty and con-
struction of 2,750 new hospital beds
at cost of $1o,000,00O. f
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day Mrs. j. T. Saunders is preSi-
dent.
A meeting and supper is on the
program of the industrial and in
ter-racial groups at the central
Y. w. c. A. at $50.
DR.. c. L. Knox Of Louisville, is
to preach at Simpson A M. T..
church Sunday morning. DR.. E. A
White is pastor.
Charles Erwin, who has been
manager of the Walker theater. is
reported seeking new connectients
in the east 1t is said Erwin left
the Walker management last Sat
urday. His successor has not been
announced
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10

1t took Lowell Thomas, widely
known adventurer and platform art
list, two years to gain permission to
enter forbidden Afghanistan and
many thrilling months to complete
a visit that will be condensed into
an hours lecture when Thomas
opens the Orchard school winter
program at the Armory Nov. rs,
Thomas penetrated Afghanistan
from India by way of the famous
Khyber pass, the most strongly
fortified mountain gorge on earth.
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Help Wanted Male
2 Experienced Statesmen
anted

To sell Studebaker automobiles
To the men that qualify we will of
fer an exceptional opportunity
The men we want are now EN-.
ployed and have a large acquain,
lance in Indianapolis. See Mr.
Webster. .~. -
ArmacOst Auto Co.
440 N. Capitol.
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Situations Wanted Male

RELIABLE-white man, 42-years-old: 2
children 10 support needs work Recent
ly underwent operation from which he
has recovered. Not particular but prefer
for health reasons, work as ianitor,
elevator operator. etc. Handy with tools.
Ia. 1914.
YOUNG MAN-Willing worker: wants
position. DIT. 6o86M in morning.
MAN-With good truck wants emp. Tues.
Wednes., Thurs. & Saturdays. i349 Roach.
TRUCK DRIVER Experienced. also re-
liable. 1923 Creston DR.. Ii. 5395.
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Instructions
AVIATORS

a Id ~ AN1ATORS
Men for membership in aviation corpor-
alton in Chicago. Membership entities
you to training as q pilot and mechanic
can earn salary while learning.
AVIATION SERVICE S5 TRANSPORT, INC.
$40 Meyer-Kiser Bldg.
Hours a. m. to p. m.
VOCAL LESSONS-$1; violin, Use: uke. soc:
expert teachers. Ii. 7251
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Beauty Porlors

81 so PEACH BLOOM FACIAL. FOR 81 90.
HATS MADE TO SUIT YOU. COLLEGE
ETTE HATE BEAUTY SHOP. HE. 1923.
.MEDICATED-Vapor baths: lady and
gentleman attendant. Ri. 0575. 800 e.
Vermont, Wil-fra-Mar Hotel.
WEEKS SPECIAL NESTLE CIRCULINE
PERMANENT WAVING. $3.50.
MAPLE RID. BEAUTY SHOP. WA. 1866.
WE MAKE LONELINESS LOVELIER.
FASHION BEAUTY SHOP. Ii. 0341.
TRY A HAIR GAIN SHANIPOO-Spec 81:
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