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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
MISS PATRICOLA
TOPS KEITH BILL

Miss Patricia will return for her
annual appearance at Keith's the
first half of next week.
She will offer a cycle of character
songs. For the last half OF the
week, the vaudeville bill will be
headed by an equally well-known
personality, Coram, one Of the
worlds best known ventriloquists.
He and Jerry" his dummy part
ner. do their act in the uniform of
the English Horse Guards, in
scene representing the changing of
the guard at Whitehall, one of the
famous sights of London.
Other acts on the bill for the first
half Of the week are:
ANDERSON AND CiRAVES-A
man and a girl, assisted by Cole
Carol, who show what happens
when a husband takes his wife on
fishing trip. The Skit offers ex-
cellent opportunities for comedy.
Carroll has the part Of the pest
who hangs around the dock, giving
unwanted advice.
MURRAY HARRIS AND HARRY
PEPPER-In craftsmanship" a skit
in which they outdo a travelling
salesman when it comes to working
hard to please the customers. They
leave host Of satisfied buyers, how
ever.
MICAHOUA-An Indian singer of
operate selections opens the vaude-
vile bill
MIDNIGHT MADNESS" - A
Pathe feature. is the photoplay for
the first half of the week.
The bill for the last half of the
week includes, in addition to Coram:
VERNON RATHBURN AND
COMPANY-A saxophone act in
which a 16-year-old triple tongue
SaXophonist scores heavily, justify
ing the praise eastern reviewers
have bestowed on him.
NELSON CLIFFORD AND MA
RTE MARION-In a laugh-provok-
ing skit, Just Dumb" Clifford is
the dapper wise-cracker, while Miss
Marion lives up to the title of the
act. Vaudeville patrons remember
her as "the Coincidence in the funny
red hat"
ROGERS AND WYNNE-Comedy
dancers who are awkward enough
to be funny enough to justify their
awkwardness. They offer a traves-
ty on dancing, but excellent comedy,
nevertheless.
FORTUNELLO AND CIRLLINO
Italian clowns who are equally de-
elightful to children and grown-ups.
They have had five successful years
in American vaudeville, with short
incursions into musical revues.
WOMAN WISE"-A Fox photo
play feature, and Aesop Fables,
Pathe News, Topics Of the Day and
comedy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
TENOR WILL Be
! SINGER With
EVANGELIST
Floyd Jones to Lead Chorus
at EngIeWood Meetings
for Two Weeks.

An cvangelistic meeting is an
nounced to begin Sunday at the
EngleWood Christian Church, North
Rural near Washington. Associated
with the minister, o. A. Trinkle, is
the party known as THE Workers
Tor christ Floyd Jones. the
American tc?2ar is the singer OF this
party. In the past year and half
this party has been holding some
great meetings
Mr.. Jones was a star on Broad
way, and the leading tenor for The
SchubertS Before that, was with
the American Opera Company as
principal tenor. After his work in
Eureka College and Philips Uni
!, Versity, and studying music in Chi
Acago and New YORK, he began his
|swork on the chautauqua platform,
land with his marvellous voice and
Zine training soon became a star.
I This he gave up to sing the songs
of the Redeemer," he stated. He
Il has a. wonderful voice and his solos
Fare beautiful. He is also considered
master hand in the leading of
the chorus. A large chorus has been
arranged at the Englewood Chris
tan Church so the music will be
very enjoyable.
Rollin Eaton, young man from
Iowa is the pianist. His work III
accompanying Mr.. Jones and in the
chorus work is worthy of note.
Mrs. Lucille Ring Mize is the other
member of the party. and is the
organizer, the superintendent of
personal work and Bible school spe-
cialist. Mrs. Mize is a graduate of
Pennsylvania University and the
College of the Bible, Lexington, KY,
and has worked with some of the
leading evangeliSts.
o. A. Trinkle, the minister, will
do the preaching. He is an orator,
said to be logical in his reasoning
and convincing in manner, and his
gospel sermons will be one Of the
features of the meeting. The SER
vice for the morning will be What
is the Gospel?" and in the evening
Jesus, Who IS the Christi" will
be the subject.
The meetings are announced to
begin Sunday morning, following a
record breaking Bible school. A big
evangelistic service is announced for
Sunday night, beginning with
rousing song service. Services each,
night next week except Saturday.
The regular MONTH guest lunch
con and all-day meeting of the Jessy
Wallin Haywood Alliance of All
Souls Unitarian Church will be held
at the church on Thursday. The
day will be spent in sewing for the
Riley Memorial Hospital
A special luncheon will be served
at 1890 with Mrs. Riley Smith as
chairman of the luncheon commit
tee and Immediately following the
luncheon DR.. George S. Bond will
talk on "Fads and Foibles in Search
of HEALTH Mrs Helen Hopkins
will give q group of songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. c. A. Brockway.
"Christ's Prayer for His People"
will be the theme of the morning
sermon at Hillside Christian Church
Sunday, Homer Dale, pastor. The
evening subject will be When
Jesus Wrote on the Ground"
Next Sunday morning at the St
Paul M. E. Church, Mr.. E. t. Albert
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of New York cabaretS, augmented
by Dick Noye.
In this contest, which is not a
vaudeville act, it will be up to the
audience to decide which is their
favorite.
The bill will include
MABEL TALIAFERRO AND
COMPANY - Famous legitimate
stage star who will be seen in a
one-act sketch written especially
for her by Edgar Allan Wool, en-
titled THE Women I Might Have
Been" She will be supported by a
cast Of legitimate players, including
Charlotte Kent, Harry Lyons ana
Paul Wilson.
Skinner AND GREGORY -
Black and tan patter artists who
have a comedy sketch entitled aces
Back to Back"
FIVE CARDINALES-A Partisan
importation in which lady equili-
brists and acrobats perform a series
OF sensational feats.
IRVING AND CLANCY - Two
comedy masters who offer some
wierd eccentric dancing and several
doleful amusing numbers in their
act entitled Song and Dance Ec-
CentricitieS.
WINCHESTER AND ROSS-TWo
nut comics with a paralizing line Of
hokum, Wise and Otherwise"
BUD SNYDER AND COMPANY
In an original creation featuring
Bobby Day and assisted by Joe
Denny.
ON THF SCREEN-Our Gang
comedy, The Old Wallop;" Edgar
Guest Poetic Jewels; Kilograms.
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THREE CANDIDATES FILE
Two Seek G. o. T. Legislature
Seats; One for Congress.

Alphonse T. Burrows, 1902 N.
Capitol Ave, has filed notification
Of candidacy in the Republican pri-
mary for State Senator, and Nor
rison E. Campbell, Republican. 1924
N. Pennsylvania ST., filed notiflca-
ton for State Representative.
One congressional candidate filed,
A. Dale Ely of Evansville, Repub-
lican, First district.
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Negro SLAYER Found Guilty

BV Times SpcctdL
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March II.
Jesse Bowman, 36, Negro, faces a
two to fourteen year State prison
term as a result of conviction by
jury in Monroe Circuit Court here
on a charge of manslaughter in the
killing of Palmer Morris, 90, Negro,
here last fall. Bowman was con-
victed of second degree murder at a
previous trial and sentenced to life
Imprisonment. He was granted a
new trial, which opened Monday.
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! son, State Sunday School secretary,
will address the two adult Bible
classes during the regular Sunday
school hour. The Rev. Elmer Jones
topic for the morning message will
be, THE Early Harvest" The
subject for the evening sermon will
be The Song and the Singers"
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
church, Allen K. Trout pastor, an
nounces Sunday morning sermon
topic, Conference in Temporal
Things" and at the $50 Vespers.
Daily Forgiveness" will be the
theme.
The Second Moravian Episcopal
church, corner Thirty Fourth and
Hoyey SITS, will have its regular
services ON Sunday. The pastor
the Rev. Vernon w. Couillard, will
preach at the morning service on the
theme who Is the Son Of Man?'
and his evening theme will be Two
Ways
Broadway Evangelical church, cor
ner of Broadway and Fifty-Sixth
ST., will open a Bible school for chill
dren up to Intermediate department,
next Sunday, $50 a. m. This school
is open in anticipation of the dedi-
cation Of the church, April Is. There
will be no preaching service.
The Rev. Fred A. Line will preach
the third of a series of special
Lenten sermons at Central Uni
versalist Church, Fifteenth and N.
New Jersey St, Sunday at II a. m.
His subject will be The Tie Rods of
Civilization" There will be special
music. This will be observed as
Loyalty Sunday.
The Rev Edmond Kerlin will
speak briefly on Taking It to
Heart" at the quarterly communion.
service, 10:40 a. m. First Evangelical
Church. At the Sunday evening
peoples service, 7:45 p. m, Mr..
Kerlin'S message will DE on the sub
ject, white Robes, or Soul Habits,
Here and Hereafter" Music under
direction of Mr.. Arnold Spencer.
Pre-Easter revival begins next Sun
day, March rs.
The Rev. L. c. E. Fackler, pastor
of the st. Matthew Luthern Church,
will preach in the morning on Be
hold! The Tears and in the eve
ming he will use "rhe Cross-A
Lesson in Obedience" as his sermon.
The willing workers will be enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. Frederick
Herther by Mr.. Herther and Mr..
Herman Stahl.
Jesus the Son Of Man" will be
the subject of the Rev. Ambrose
Aegerter, pastor Of the Beville Ave-
nue. Evangelical Church, Sunday. In
the evening he will speak on How
Many Others Know That Am A
Christian"
The Rev. William Talbot Jones.
pastor of the Edwin Ray M. E.
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K0K0M0 WOMAN KILLER
MUST BEGIN LIFE TERM
William J. Keifer Denied New Trial
at Peru.

d Il NA u
BIZ Times Special
PERU, Ind, March 17-William
J. Keifer will begin serving a life
term in the Indiana State Prison at
Michigan City Monday for the muir
der of Mrs. Catherine Russell in
Kokomo four years ago. His mo-
ton for a new trial has been denied
in Miami Circuit Court here by
Judge Jurd J. Hurst.
Keifer's counsel announces an APP
peal will be taken to the Indiana
Supreme Court.
At his first trial in Howard Cir
cult Court at Kokomo four years
ago, Keifer was convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced to two to
fourteen years. On appeal, the In
diana Supreme Court vacated the
conviction and ordered a new trial,
which was brought here on a change
Of venue.
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ENEMY OF WORK GETS
SIX MONTHS AT FARM
Hartford City Man Boast Life De-
void of Toll.

void of Toll.
BIZ Times Special
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, March
17.-As to work, John Ballenger, %,
would rather hear no more about it.
But he will have time to think about
it at the State penal farm to which
he was sentenced for six months by
Judge Victor H. Simmons in Circuit
Court here on conviction of failing
to provide for his family.
Before sentence, Bailenger boosted
he had never worked and never
would. His wife said a dimes
worth of crackers was the only food
in the family larder and that when
kindly neighbors brought food, Bal
lenger would throw it into a stove.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17
Sixth Sunrise Easter Carol Service wiz Be Held
ON the Steps of the Monument If Weather Permits

sixth annM Sunrise arc o
l. men on Circle Iae h weather vi permit
he her n w ans h beef mat
o. win take
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be special guests. The program will
be broadcast over Station WFBM
from $50 to 10:45 a. m.
The Plymouth Union of the First
Congregational Church will meet
Tuesday. March 20, at the Home
Economic Studio, 220 Century build
ing, SO S. Pennsylvania st. Lunch
con at y o'clock noon.
GAS Jesus Passes By will be the
subject for the morning sermon of
the Rev. G. L. Farrow, pastor of the
Victory Memorial Protestant Church.
In the evening the sermon as an
noupced will be The Squandered
Birthright."
The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal Church. will
have the usual celebration of the
Holy Communion at o'clock Sun
day morning. At 1915 there will be
morning prayer and litany. The
boy choir will sing Gounod's anthem,
by Babylon's Wave The rector
will speak on the subject, Will
Power in the Making
There will be no evening service.
Lenten MONDAY services. to which
everyone is invited, are held every
day except Saturday. Informal
classes are held by the rector each
Friday. These are mainly for those
who are preparing for confirmation,
but are open to anyone interested
in the discussion on religion and the
Church.
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DADEREwsKI will be heard in

l. recital on Sunday afternoon,
April l. at the Murat. This concert
marks the fifth of the Sunday aft
ernoon concerts under the Ona B.
Talbot Fine Arts direction.
Program follows.
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OUTSTANDING among the mu-
~ steal events of this month will
be the coartist recital to be given in
the Murat Theater under the direc-
ton of the Ona 5. Talbot fine arts
enterprises by Ossip Gabrilowitsch,
pianist, and Jacques Tllibaud, VOL
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Daniel Shattuok. tenor, and Will
liam Jones, baritone, pupils of Glenn
FTiermood of the Indiana College
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AUDIENCE TO
Vote WINNER

Continued from Page g.
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Mary Jane Hirschnan, Ida Jean
Waltz and Betty Snyder, dramatic
art pupils of Frances Beik will give
a program Saturday afternoon for
the children at Sunnyside.
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of Music and Fine Arts, were win
ners in a contest, to represent
Technical High School in Chicago
in nation wide contest for high
school quartets. The contest will
be held during the conference of
national supervisors of music N
April.
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be special guests. The program will
be broadcast over Station WFBM
from $50 to As a. m.
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son, State Sunday School secretary
will address the two adult Bible
classes during the regular Sunday
school hour. The Rev. Elmer Jones
topic for the morning message will
be, THE Early Harvest The
subject for the evening sermon will
be THE Song and the Singers"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

The Metropolitan School OF Music
will present a number Of advanced
pupils in recital Saturday afternoon
in the Odeon at o'clock. A play
given by pupils Of Norman Justice
will follow.
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Sonata in z fiat major. Op. 10 No 3"
violin and piano ..,....... Beethoven
Messrs. Gabriiowitsch and Thbaud
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Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
church, Allen K. Trout, pastor, an
nounces Sunday morning sermon
topic, Conference in Temporal
Things" and at the $50 Vespers.
Daily Forgiveness will be the
theme.
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Church. will preach Sunday morn
ing on The Christians Imperative, ="
and in the evening the subject will
be The Mighty Christ"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
OKLAHOMA TO
CUT OIL FLOW
Seminole Pool Output
Gets Consideration
Of Commission

TULSA, Okla, Sept. 6.-tRJHThe
Oklahoma corporation commission
was faced. at a meeting scheduled for
Tulsa today, with q proposal to ex-
tend to the entire state oil c~onservn-
ton policies already applied 20 the
Seminole pool.
The meeting was called TO act on q
petition filed late in August by the
conservation committee Of the Mid
continent Oil and Gas association
and the advisory and operators COM
mittee. These seek restriction Of
Oklahoma's daily oil production Of 100
barrels a day.
The plan would not greatly affect
the Little River area, restrictive pro-
gram already In effect there. How
ever. Ray M. Collins, umpire of the
Seminole pool, was reported to have
agreed. after A conference with the
seminole pool, was reported to have
ficers Of the Reiter Foster corpora
ton. to seek minor changes in the
Little river negotiations.
The Reiter Foster company sought
and was denied a permanent injunc-
tion. i'm the United States district
court at Oklahoma City. against en-
forcement OF am order az the corpora
tion commission curling production
In this area.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
Man HIT, Dies;
PAINTER Held
Dallas Official Knock
ed to Sidewalk BY
A Stranger

DALLAS, Sept. 6.-tFJ-Murder
charges were filed against James
Leonard, painter, here today In con-
nection with the death last night OF
Philo Eads, 81, cashier in the city
tax collectors office, who died four
hours after being struck down or the
street by a man he never saw before.
Witnesses said Eads was walking
along the sidewalk when he was ac-
costed BY a man who staggered. After
a few words, they said, the stranger
struck Eads in the left side Of the
face. knocking him down. One wit
ness said that when Eads' head
struck the pavement il sounded like
4 pistol shot. He never regained
consciousness.
In a written statement to the chief
Of detectives today, Leonard declared
he had no knowledge Of ever having
seen Eads in his life and that he had
only a faint recollection OF having a
fight with someone on the street
Eads had been an employee Of the
city for is years. He is survived by
his widow.
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Rough Water In
Bay Stops Boats
To Padre Island

An unusually heavy swell IN La
Euna Madre late Wednesday after
noon caused officials Of the Gulf
Side Casino to order all persons
from Padre island with the excep-
ton Of those who intended spend
ing the night there.
The z o'clock boat was held &C
the island pier for 10 minutes in
order 20 allow time for all persons
desiring 20 make The crossing before
Thursday morning. to catch the last
boat 10 the mainland.
All small fishing crafts had left
the pleasure piers at Point Isabel
for more secluded water early We'd
nesday afternoon.
In advising pleasure seekers TO
leave the island on the 7:l5 D. IN.
boat. casino officials declared that
the bay was getting so rough that
they were afraid that the late boats
would be held up at the Point Isa-
bel pier for fear that they would
be swamped BIZ the heavy swell.
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TOPPING
BEGINS soon
Work In McAllen Dis
trict Will Start
Within 10 Days

McALLEN, Sept. 6.-Within the
next ten days the topping Of the
roads In the McAllen road district
will be started, according to O. r..
Archer, member Of the local road
committee. This assurance was given
Archer by W. l.. Pearson, who has the
contract for the McAllen district
work.
The engineers. contractors and
others interested in the work say the
work thus far has established a rec
ord for getting road program lnder
way. The contract was let to Pear
son and company the early part of
May this year and within four months
the dirt work on all five north and
south roads to be paved has been
completed, gravel has been placed on
one road and two other roads are to
IT, graveled starting this week. The
contract which called for paving of
approximately 81 miles Of roads
stated the work would be completed
within Q working days. This fig
ure on 500 working days means moth
ing now as the work has progressed
SO rapidly IL Is possible the program
will be completed shortly after the
first OF next year." one or the on
gineers remarked.
The possibility Of completing the
program in short order il due entire
~ TO the cooperation Of the landown-
ers in this district. Archer said. He
pointed out that the landowners in
many instances have moved back their
fences, trees, palms and ornamental
shrubbery where ii was necessary. to
widen the road bed.
In no instance has IL been necessary
to pay one cent for land needed for
road widening The owners have
donated the land.
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find FUGITIVE
near OLMITO
Man Arrested for MUIR
der Commit d
Here i'm 1922

Venture Juare. charged with MUIR
der in connection with the staying
Of Tomas Cuellar in Brownsville in
1922. and who IN alleged To have
escaped into Mexico Immediately
after the shooting. was placed un-
der arrest Wednesday BY border pa
trcl officers near Olmito. and turn
cd over to Cameron county Officers.
Cuellar was shot twice. dying in
the street in front Of Juare's house
in the fourth ward. Efforts TO an
prchend Juare proved futile. and
Brownsville officers later learned
he had crossed to Mexico. Juare
Was indicted upon the murder
charge BY the Cameron county grand
jury in September, 1922.
Deputy Sheriff George Miller re-
ceived information several days ago
from the south side az the Rio
Grande that Juare had crossed ID
the American side. The tin was
passed to all county and federal Of
ficers- Wednesday afternoon. Juarc
was located near 0lmito BY Border
Patrol Officers Frank Cav and Man
uei Saldana and placed under ar
rest.
When questioned at the county
jail. Juare stated he had returned
to the United States about two
months ago. and had been employed
at various places along the border.
When apprehended by the border
patrol officers he was working with
a gam Of laborers. Prior 10 cross
ing to the south side Of the Rio
Grandc. Juare was in the employe
Of the Mason Transfer Co.
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New MexicoD erns
Nominate Ticket

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, Sept. e.
fHEThe state democratic convention
yesterday renominated Congressman
John Morrow for his fourth success
siye term in the national house of
representatives.
Piling up a majority Of "a votes on
the first ballot. James 5. Vaught, AL
buquerque, former district attorney.
We nthe nomination for the long term
in the United senate.
Naught's victory came over Arthur
Seligman Of Santa Re, who FOR two
years had been "A democrats leader In
county and state politics.
Juan Vigil Of Taos county, former
state auditor. became the nominee Of
the convention to fill the unexpired
term of the late T. s. Senator A. A.
Jones.
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Lodge on Air AT
KWWG Tonight

A special I. o. o. r. lodge program
is TO be broadcast over station
KWWG Thursday evening, Q to 10.
other lodges over the Valley holding
regular sessions, are 20 tune in on
the program. II has been announced.
Miss Katherine Worley is pro-
grammed to sing n group Of popular
numbers. James Ball. lately Of San
Ia Rosa. will be nj the piano, and
Tom Barber will sing old time songs
to guitar accompaniment. Lodge
speciatics will be interpreted be-
tween these numbers.
The program Wednesday, featur-
ing two original musical compost
tions 70 Miss Consueito Bolado,
winner Of the La Prensa beauty on
test, was well received, il was stated
at the studio.
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SPUDS SEEK End
= 4 =
PLAYER; ROBERTS
= r. =
TURNS HIS HEAD

DALLAS, Sept. 6.5Fj-President
y. Doak Roberts Of the Texas league
said today he would take no hand in
the argument between the Houston
and Wichita Falls clubs over the
iatter's request for u first base
man 20 replace Buck Stanton in the
play-off series starting next We'd
nesday.
The Spudders, second half win
ners, yesterday asked permission
to conscript a first sacker a. a sub
stltute for Stanton. who is injured.
President Fred Ankenman Of the
Buffaioes denied the plea, pointing
out that he already had given the
Spudders permission to use Claude
Robertson, Beaumont catcher.