Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1919 — Page 12

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THE IKDIANAPOUS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1919.

.THE NEWS NEWSBOYS' BAND

Reserve Supply of Helmets Is to Be Kept by the Army

WASHIKOTOX, Aosavt m-Steel helmets hastnir been officiaMy adopted as part of the amir's war eqfatpsBeat. steps

SCHOOL REUNION HELD.

mas Anna Mae E^wteed and Miss Ada Koeehiln, of Delaware, and Mrs. Lillian

—-- 'V Cherry, of Ptercerllle.

Grava ia Dedicated at mnslc was provided by the tiirava IS ueoicateo mt »^‘«”=«^”™|Os«ood male - quartet, composed of CamptfS In Ripley County. iRichard Beer, Fred ICoMineyer. Bevmn

Orlando GrtflBth, with

fSpecM to tve inasnapolt* .carl Beer as pianist. Mrs. May Wise VERSAILLES. Ind., Auensrt 28.—Flf-jLawa. of Milan, sang a solo. a<^mtem hnndred P*™« Mila^ Two^*lStn*?^bJ2^^«

wlH he taken to inssre a ramwe snppiy i anaoal leofilon ^^*f**^^ Mias AMce Sandmrs, of Louts-

of the new type deatened in the A. E. F. of the PSercet^e

poeed <rf, exc^ for ahoed «RkM8 which eampus hs FYanklin township, tribute to the memory of wOl be kept until iWodBetion of the new rounty. “ ‘

model in quantity ia assured.

MORE INDIANA SOLDIERS.

In the widcome address. W. D. Robtoaoa, chairman, srho has served as pr«»dent of the organiaatiOB since its iw- ^ emnins. announced the porpooe I

meetiny aa three-fold- to renew oM' _ ^ ^ ^ friendi*ipo, to imnnote a namre active J Troopa Aboard Mandisria, El Orianta Icommunitj spirit and to dedicate the - and FI Ani Umm. l«rove fa which the meetln* wm held | ano Cl dot on way Home. Franklin township’s memmial park » fhpeeiai to The imfiaaspoBs KewsJ It was the desire <rf the peoide of the . WASHINGTON. Aucwd ».-Otie offi- l^Hn one — »_ T J., lha yoimy men rrom irraiiann o«r and seventy-foor aant hrom Indiana, township who served In world war. | attached to the fth snafneers. are en I *1^ dedicatory address was ra«ule by < route home from France on the trans- | ^ Uif »MleS**W 1 I port MaachurM, whieh aalkMl fttwn jnl^^by Joe Herhst. who had Just le- • Brest. Auitust IS, and is <hie in New {tamed Imm after servingr In the army

York Aoaust 2S. laf occupation.

VK. iM rb-4 . . I Olhef ^wakow on the profram erem; «ht^ ^ McClures of-.A.uTom, Calvin Ortf-

flth. county arrkraltaral asent. ^ Os-

. chanaed good; Peter Holier, editor of the Bates*2 Phlla-’v^ Herald, and Charles R. Herten-

tostead Aof New York about stein, county superinten^nt of schools. Augmt ». Versaillea Readings were ariven by

three fewroer teachers of tho Plercevflle

school who had died Mnce the 1918 reuniom Jesse B. Wella Frank J. Hillman and James B. Royce. Win# Race From Bermuda. NEW YORK, Auyust 20 —Setting a record of flfty-eigrht hours and thirtytwo minutes for aasollne propelled craft over «88 nautical miles between Bermuda and New York, submarine chaser No. 181, commanded by Lieut. Joseph L Day. of Portland. Me., arrived here yesterday The No. ISl outdistanced five other chasers entered

in a test race. The former record, sl*ty-four hours and foity-nlns minutes. was made in 1907, by the motor-

boat Alias CraiE.

A Mathematical Test. ^

(loadon Tit-mtsi

Tounc Donald was sent to- buy soew ora&sce- Tlte pentsl aaststaat. sriws pottlac them into the bs«, Mid; "Now. sonny, can you toll mo which you would ratbv hav%^hr«o bass with two orsnsoo hi oacb. or two beao with throe orsacee hi Mchr* •‘Throo base with two oraneeo fa oa^**

was the prompt reply eVWWVW^MOt ».

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••Whyr’ Mid tho man. ••One more bap to bust'

PHOTOPLAYS.

AML8K3IIE.YTS.

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THBODORE OBUBB.

tapselsl te Tbs Tisllsaspotts Nows] e | mOWXBTOWK, lad., Augrust ah^^Tfie Indianapt^ New* Ifeweboye* lot vhp one of tho mUrmetiom at tho annual pfenie of tho Bluff Creek IMeoi Aeeeclatkra. trUich was held one mile oouth of here In the J. W. Richardson drove. Two coraetMs with the band are Mi North omey street, indlanapodls, and Theodors Grubb, am I styeet, Tndlanapolha

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GRIPPING DRAMA OF NORTH

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d«Ryc tff [It W tru^ an wtM unless ’in gennot causirHert. I Mrakenad jM at hand coupled to tgake wpp^ tiae »nM too OUM first 'S’. . little jvomenf If _ Meal tmsaaoi do. if lade itf Miare, tl» ‘ d pres'Wliloh Now wittaoui die mines ^idts up

^pow N^ING v^i Ordler, lifwwl filwife wder KeAera^ on T^muhles. sold bv ^fi^NOit ktonday that will the city a be reand a Neued. all waterkn have boon ». who visited the supplies of >ld melons here cttuneii say that the ^vtlece of a and tmposine onproduoer who imr ^ wtiKtnc out which have been llemen. MUSHED.

|«r WaMfont Caught iNf Plant Nsws] lad.. August 89.— inr-oae, of Wa!vertebra while ptaat at 'B'atIt of injury, he was t^ m|M down. He was ~ kiM hOflgdtal at InwwMre he waa oper^aeeaiTed srtiUe Mr. Madthe factory, ^e fell NUffrylng com. and t to the chain. the Miuckinf und by persons :ed to the factory

[ K. of C. Uaader. ^ ItHToat Ih—Archbishop lew Torfc, has Benedlot XV. rkto^ of New ^e Knikhta commander to reoognia Knight of

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and nevtag idetures [ Vpiaw ttw auaidees of the ‘'\iakd pari( departments at avpi^ and at the eoater 'niureday „ ^ ae ansuNfed by #l|Betor of the hand, tana follows; s'* ........Woods VHUsr* b^b dssertpAtve. ■toafew Bosslossi .Okbe Lssw* Mjimoalk ooHWnHiC • eeooooAosowoe SHwWfa a(«^e*»*oe«**oso* •««*«» ' tta Oeeer atowA TlHtoMtoar 8Niht m "S'

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LEWIS S. STONE

BROAD RIPPLE Jm mbmtMMLmS PARK

ALL WEEK—TWICE DAILY At 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. Hazel Irene Collins.and Her Ragtime Orchestra. Swaday, Awgnsst SA—Jted Hoa'd Day. Caasc and see #« Red Head Baad.

MURAT Stuart WAer Co. ‘tai Wiartieil gaBthV' Delfaattol Comedy ^ THE FORTUNE HUNTER

NVNKlNOa-d«e. aOe, TSe aad il.OO. MATiNKlia—OOe aaO SOoNEXT WEEK—“PICCADILLY JIM“

LAST WEEN 0» THB SKA80N

PHOTOPLAYS.

tlie story qf two men and a girl, one man a brute in mind and body who loved in primitive fashion, the other the product of civilization and cities, who won the frightened girl o* the woods. GALE HENRY,.:;^cS:« “PANTS”

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An Unusual Pants Value!

Men’s Fine Worsted and Cassimere Dress Pants Speelal at

—Handsomely styled, fully reinfoYced, a splendid selection of patterns and colorings; all sizes, 27 to 50.

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Rollicldiig Farce A Regular Fellow - .f C \ .^ Lyons-Moran Far^ Thursday, Friday JLflpJu3P- and Saturday

TODAY-f ANNY WARD u “THE PROFITEERS

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Which Song Brings Heartsease to

You?

I^wn deep in the understanding heart of man and woman there’s a place where, perhaps, just a song at twilight — —J —...1- 1..,- ..

Oito of the stage’s noteworthy plays is “Heartsease,” written by Charles E. Klein, the great dramatist who gave us “The Lion and the Mouse” and other great dramas. Perhaps never before has Tom Moore, splendid actor that he is, had such a sympathetic role, whimsical, mntle, lovable, ofttimes eccentric and temperamental. He is ideally the lover of'the screen. TOM MOORE

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By CHARLES E. KLEIN The Circlette _ Screen Magazine Ravenswood Bathing Scenes Soloist Travel Features Orchestra THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY

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SHRINE OF THE 5ILENTART

Today (Wednesday) Last limes JACK PICKFORD " as “A BURGLAR BY PROXY”

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Heasant as Cream Soda steepiesHBeaik asnalgla sr Ihtlgve AtSodn Fomitniss and Drag Stores OsmMnisiif staai far heme md efieg nte —Oeisry-VBeeB fbooi yewr tohhsr Brlggls dMnSeBl Company. Indtanapotfat. lad. to Gmutazy Cheoleal Omnpany)

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TODAY and all WEEK

i positive Screen Sensation

H. B. WARNER “TheManWhoTumedWhite” D«««rt Bandits Raiding a Caravan—A Beautiful Wontan Kidnapped by the Merciless Outlaw Chief—Scenes In the Oriental Ihince Hall at Misab—^Tbe CMmp of the Ara^an Raiders at Night—^The White Quarter of an Arabian Hamlet—'The Foreign Legion in Pursuit of Sahara Outlaws—A Battle of Three Against Fifty on the Sands of the Dmert.

Utarty QataUtte

Mmsie That Is Town Talk

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PATHS MBSWn WORLD BVHIVTS

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¥ ¥¥ ■/K. ¥ KT'Kr' ■ il ■ i/-% I .r.r. in “A Daughter of the Wolf” HUMAN WOLVES! And she had fallen among them! Then into her life came a man of a different sort. Law against the lawless, love against hate—and the battle went to the death. Like a blast from the north, it will make your blood tingle.

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GAUMONT WEEKLY TODAY—Elsie Ferguson in

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday STRAND COMEDY A Society Exile”