Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1920 — Page 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE
S*ESrn5»Sy^S^^~»53»onsbler 243 E
Hth. Apirtiw>t t.
coflw* urns sod cash rens BROS « *
fwo Isrre counter display ice boxes: suitable te "^•jas.-aor, flon, ‘
210 K. Washing:ton st
SMI
fWO skid hoards, scales, grindstone; wail —• pitchforks, casottne can. oak
2 carpet sweepers; enrrclopedia.
toK
~o' '*3 50^£e
drth »&42. ll A^to^*2 g55
DIAMOKD RUIOS: fine tab’.eL napkins to match. Address Box
‘” ta wrAT ^ r ‘
16^^ nmnS Pop'ar^
feet of
sfarube for -W ^ortl» »3lg. TEi) manure: gardens to pknr
f*. water power; Retort sue. Circle 02H. 603
a few
suits for sale I iQ CO
•!» p*t^
.. s window frames sash. ■ and sound old bnck. ApSenate SU. Main 0070. KG CO.. 1006 Merchants ■
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Prospect *000.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28, 1920.
HOUSFHOLD GOODS.
BEAT TIFCL .Tpieoe massiTe oak bedroom set. good as new: 1 bookcnse. I rn* and
Z small stand tables Phone North 6735
2330 College are.
COMBINATION gas and coal range. Qem Base burner. Prospect 3762 tiOAL range, ffehck Meal: reeerroir:
condition. North 725.
Radiant
CHAIRS and rockers, moot any kind you want, at the auction every afternoon and evening at 448-456 W. Washington *. C *nr < YOT r HAYB AKYTHXMO TO »MLL. Household goods, oriental rocs. o®os and sabSaBf^sg’h^g^
CHIN AWARE, most any kind you want, sold at the suction every afternoon and evening. 448-456 W. Washington st. CHIFFONIERS, the kind you want, at the auction every afternooa and evening, at
♦4S-4S6 W. Waahlngtotr at.
DRESSER chairs and other household ar-
_ tides. North 4729 _ _
feWWWS at the auction sale <rrwy after
noon and
448-456
DRESSER, sofa, sanitary couch. 9x6 Rig. bookcase, reeking chain, washstand with ■Uf>e». North 725 _ DAVENO and esaftrees: good as new. call evenings. North 3488.
DIKING ROO
M riitST oak: if you are looka aaj? svairtfs.
ington at.
tree and
DARE oak, high pohah bufftA Jtall
t a:e- - - - - .- mma-Iw- —■ — evatfaMkAgf *T ,l Vi fg r lust like new. No dealers. 1531 W. Temoat.
jUMi- lam® tlgw# amv o. a>e*ata. *** v ”:_ RitENiHONTABI.E and sideboard, walnut
old fashioned. By
t and 5 p m . 1664 E 10th.
owner. Call between
PPPHPllHMairH
for any room at ortoes to meet any kind of a poHsetboefc. See our hoe before yon buy.
It will pay you. GLAZKR
rWIR fSStJre than'^thcr - ^eeoond ^ stoma handle can always be had st Deed Goods store Anything you want for a com-
22 rs..°r». 1ft
H^pfgP GOOPS STTOKE. 424 Mesa, am. ■
Fumed dA^j^fif »^o» mmhS»a ir^ing-
WH.
2074.
Penmarlvanis. North 1818. Sfot^
ni». a»w» w 1910;
i fSiETand lot* of other *tovm will b« M ld at the auction sale every afternoon and evening at 448 456 W, Washington
GAS RA1*024
B‘Twenty-dm good used gas mages, squvre
"^TiSTalrSii**
HAsTlNU kitchen caSaet frir s^W. Wi*h -
hmton 3171 “P'S^^T'SSiaffi: -S-ertTK
ITATOBirr fidod 'ni'shogsny ttm^naLar”!
>t*%7 sgrtags.
ifoSftiER
eaU cheep. ■ Pinex Court, corner
Proapect i »er rUtcher
4118.
I3I6SI ’ be*:?” rrw-kmg chtuVr w**h»ta»d." clock, ^msnw l^llroepeci. Proepoct 908 ICE 'feOXES and rvfrtgimiom^ t gooTcot® 1
KffCBRK (gAgfygfs-ir^nr^
get our
' TZrL^rxglb??.
ShTuM
AIKI looTbAa: too—will be every tfuvnoon and evading at 448-
w
$118: hand painted floor
morning*. 520 N. 18: goo3* ST new.
lF£k*
an Apt 28.
WoCelW
T rziz, gr sssfwetsn. *2, r fwwhngaay dmseer. a beautifui niece of
reasonable price. 411
mot
lO^xl.T Nonh ■S7P"3
venport and chairs, with ' rdP&hZE&skr.
"8%7»ir~ n
Man. 'BSLLltOP f; 10 o. m. until «
upholstery.
Ibed9886.
y attarrash Ing-
___ C1TR5SS. ice home and refrigerators: all
all standard makes. Siphon. McCray. Her Iceberg, De Price. Gib-
son'*. Star. Gurney mm) others. All sixes and the price aver ages about one half the
cost n* w , _
RAKRR BROS.
219 R- Wsshtngton st. Ef^ 5 ... n—**— *- m mdj duality.
ubl - rr B iL5Sli h s> T 7 i rs 1 SFKSGERA'fOitl of various kinds and sixes will he sold at the auction sale •cry afternoon and evening at 448-456 W.
J Jftt.
and easy chair*, a large number se from, solid mahogany, mahog any with uphotstered seatg fumed oak with leather eeats. all leather, wicker, golden oak ^^as^^TonT^ut^
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
VERNfs
bed. springs and mat-
tress : excellent condiUon. Irvington 3841.
9xi2 Rrc». oak tfioseer. gidtair, stand, laun-
dry stove. Woodruff 6761., |
5# DINING mm iuffM:
We have 50 complete dining room outfit* at pricee ranging from $60 to $500. These suites have been rebuilt in oar shops and are as good as new. The pricee average
about half the new cost.
BARER BROS..
SMMWMMW&WMjLMWMWniSfiwwLHLwBM^MMat
HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED.
a call, *ro MAnTsSte
will quickly get you a buyer for household goods: will buy one piece or complete outfits. BROWN, 639-41 Maes, ave «|«
ABSOLUTELY best price, paid tore, rugs and stoves. ST A XI
NITURE <X>, 515
6410
for furoiANDARD EUR
ave. Main
Sell us anything you have In furniture, stoves and rugs, we pay at least one-fourth more. Try us. Call at once. THE EXCEL. Main 6398. FLKNITLRK wanted. Will pay good cash prices for household goods In private hems r fiat. Can Main 5072. Auto. $6-038.
FL'RKITL'RE and rugs wanted: the begt none too good for us. We pay.aeore than other
Get our prices before . Mato 1384. Auto. SIR
you sell.
GLAZKR
willgive you an eetimate on your gaa range. Don't sell until you get our prices. Call Mato Auto. 21 282.
3T the high price for your fine furniture. refrigerators, rugs and jpg ranges.
Mato 1384 444 R. Wash. Ante. 31-282
HOusEHOLD GOODS wanted ~' W:: 1 pay aU
^SSi^^yWrcRRco. §18 MASS. AYR. MAIN
IrlZTTF
to the largest and beat rated need furniture
store in the state. BAKER BROS.,
Anto. 28*186. Main 3486
S&LL your refrigerator or aua range to 6LAZXR. Get att it U worth. Call Main
1884. Auto. 21-282
WUl FaY toe higbrnt prieM for all kind* £ 0 n a tf%"fZ£'&&8 rat ‘ *° m " " flaU
We-wTnT
it is
lXT gooc
worth
uasd lurmture. Will pay ail
STANDARD FURNITURR CO. »1> Maasachnwstle avu. Main
6410.
Wl wT£X BUY Tr
If you have any household goods or office furniture to sail call s buyer from the largest. bast and beet rated used furmturt store
in the state. RAKRR BROS..
Auto. 28-186. _ Mato 8486.
WX BC Of household f
all kinds „ •"x.FSk-r
Got ear
Auto. 28-468.
fiilTWED RUG from private par^TKorth
879g '
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BtSb^K^ waniei to buy aa kinSsT
PINGPAMK- Harriaon 1002;
Makes no
ffTIfBnR.r o 1 d fiim teeto. I broken.
THE
A |ffere^ tew "old m if CURIO SHOP. 47 N. Capitol
atm. rimmaH 9417.
cTj^mveTs -sscls:
>Lr CIAIBS Bdy S^ jfuH Wj^caen fo?
b B«i
fnM® QOOP6 MgrSk Auto. 22-28
rWAUr to buy man's suite, women's dresses.
tea^L and gu-l's clothing, shoes, all sizes. Isrgs: dishes, nigaJUnoleum. furni-
ture
I sranyBSzaHgnsa: MULTIGRAPH Tumor with Ebte type with typesetter and stand and an equipment in first-class second hand <»adition ,or would consider No. 36. Write SERVICE INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY. Galesburg, 111. oFtice TurnituKe waN+Nd
AUCTION SALES.
need. don T t fail to attend this sale. We ars selltof a 830,000 stock of new up-to date house furnish:ng*. consisting of teds.
a,
Joniers, ..
suites, di other stovas,
are of
of all kinds; rockers, par ag room suites, gsa ranges.
refrigerators, lace curtains,
china ware of various kinds.
Now. if you are looking for good goods and good values, don’t fail to give this stock the onee-over; 448-156 W. Washington st a
of state houeaT FAMOUS . We have been in business served the people for 17
LEWJJHANK
FRIDAY, 9 a. m., 602 N. New Jersey et. furniture 10-room house. Three 9x12 Brussels rugs, folding bed. Princes* dresser, several rockers, wardrobe, large oak chiffonier. 2 9x12 Axminster rugs, porch furniture. 7 iron beds, springs, mattresses, ice box. 8 oak dressers, washstand*. 2 sanitary couches, single bed complete, bedding of all kinds, toilet set, library table, child’s bed. 7 center tables, mirrors. 100 yards linoleum, good sine top kitchen cabinet, quartered oak sideboard, refrigerator. Retort hotblast. good condition: lace curtains, 2 mantel clocks, shades washing machine coal range, kitchen tables, oak dressing table, bench wringer, oak extension dining table. 3 trunks, tool*. 2 lawn mowers, laundry stove. 200 pounds flow, hall runner, lot dishes and cooking utensils and many other article*. McFADDEN R BT-RKHARDT, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
SPEAKS TO NEGRO VOTERS
our r 9:30.
i oi uouseuutu agg-SS: refrigerators,
room set.
auction Thursday morning, 29. at our auction room.
**. NEW JERSEY ST. ^ j w* will sell a large assortment of household
goods consisting of brass beds, tresses, dressers, chiffoniers,
nets, high oven gas ranges, r rocking chairs, mission dining
wardrobe*.
UPRIGHT PLANO.
sanitary couches. 9x12 rugs, smsl! rugs, dishes, pictures, bed clothes, in fact everything needed * < ^ E l ^ u |^^ nf * Auctioneer. < IF YOU want good price* for your house-
».» rx*..,
2»7^N. New Jersey.
Mato 2028.
STOCKS AND BONDS. I ■ fetff -^d-^rite' K{&im'«ZKrv7Z Briggto Motor Devios. Hurst A Co. Quality Tire, Bunhck Tire. Revere Motor, Templar Motor. Cosset Motor. Parker Tire, and Van “mWoi. TODD. 415 bldg. REVERE MOfOR“ro nhareToommon stocST gilt edge inveetment. Prospect 8509.
MISCELLANEOUS. fl^ybu ^lia^e"s"miselnf friend or relative Ag^TlTM^to JlTmU Main*694r WANt address of Marie Dean, formerly of Gosport. Ind Address Box 2788. News. KLIZA HOWE please call 6rcle 5704. RlCffARDSON.
LEGAL NOTICES—PROPOSALS. f&smxfnRSsr&js:. On the 11th day of May. 1920. at 8 o'clock p. m. the board of school comnus Aloners of the city of Indienapohs wiH receive and open sealed bids at the board ■ office. Meridian and Ohio streeeU. Indianapolis. for 20.000 tons of bituminous coal, all in accordance with specifications duly adopted by said board and now on fils in the offices of the board and posted on the bulletin hoard in said offices. Copies of skid specifications and instructions to bidders. and of the proposal form to be used in submitting bid:, will be furnished on application to the undersigned. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bid*. GEORGE C. HITT. Business Director. 28, 1920. _ aAA*n. Sealed propot_ __ downtown flat or factory aits at southwest coraar of New York and Blackford ats.; two-story busiiMse block and 99-feet vacant, facing New York st.; is seuiit income $900 annually; terms. 1-8 cash and 1-3 in 8 months and 1-8 to 8 months. Subject to approval of courtSigned 0. L. DEITCH and M. I. HOOVER, administrators. Office 1211 Ottver ave. Balmont 1770.
R- A- Byrd Urge* Support of Lowdea for Nomination. [Special to The Indianapolis Newsl ANDERSON. Ind.. April 28.—R. A. Byrd, of SprinEfield, I1L, employed in the office of the Illinois auditor of accounts, addressed a meeting of negro voters in the circuit court room here Tuesday evening. He was speaking in behalf of the Republican presidential candidacy of Frank O. Low - den. Governor of Illinois. Byrd said Governor Lowden is a friend of the negro race. He said that eighteen white girls and one colored girl were examined for a clerkship in the insurance department of the Illinois state offices and that the examining board, before making a selection, reported to the Governor that only one girl passed the highest grade In the examination. The Governor sent for the colored girl, complimented her. and instructed the board that she be appointed to the clerkship. Byrd said. The young woman referred to was then introduced to the audience by Byrd. She is accompanying him on a speaking tour. Joseph E. Hennings, in charge of the Lowden campaign in Madison county, also spoke at the meeting and urged the negro voters to also support the candidacy of Edward C. Toner, a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor. Several Republican candidates for county nominations were introduced. V. S. Gets Taak Steamer*. LONDON, April 28.—The eight tank steamers, which have been the subject of a long discussion by the reparations commission of the peace conference as to what nation should receive them, have been awarded to the United States for temporary ipanagement. The tank steamers .formerly were
operated by the Standard Oil Company 'under the German flag and as the fleet of a subsidiary organisation. The eight vessels total 88.006 tons. 9.000 tons of which will be used In transporting fuel oil to Italy. 17,000 tons to France, and 18,009 to Belgium.
AMUBRIMKNTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
MuRaT T< mght ° W ^ FRIDAY—SATURDAY MATINEE I AND NIGHT BERTHA GALICH
IX “THE RIDDI By Charlotte Fries* Eve., 50c,
WOMAN.” aad Dorothy
. I. $1.50, 15r, XI,
££&]
EXSS
Call
wanted, 2 cents pound; also junk.
« Prospect 4092
RUG. 9x12; atoo heating stove. Prospect
497?
UllTW
to (be largest and beat rated used furniture
stove la the elate.
■ ■ BAKER BROS,
uto. 23-166.
rwmit
Main 8466.
rood, strong trunk. _ _ Wt WnX *UY ttP have any household
PhoneM 2624.
f JLiSl ’TLStn’^i SSi s.-ir eel, beet and best rated used furniture store
10 *• • Ute ‘ BAKER BROS
Auto. 23-166
Main 8466.
WE ARE always in the market to buy and sen ail kinds of bags and burlap. Call
or write.
MAX KAT2 BAG CO. 132 S. Pennsylvania. Main 6281. Auto. 26-745. Prospect 6180. WANTED, sewing machine for sewing auto top work. Call Woodruff 4768.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES.
3D team of work horses7$336! If'you it plugs please do not call. BARRETT
CO. Main 3460.
A GOOD
want
COAL C
BAY MARE, colt and sow. 2306 Adams.
Woodruff 5175
COWS. & young, gentle, fresh cows; cheap. 1101 Ketcham st.. W. 10th car, ■ COLT, 4 year-old. well broke: nanny goat, harness and wagon. 4550 Washington
blvd. Washington 186.
H DEAD STOCK
Highest prices paid by JOSEPH HAAS.
Mato 1089 Auto. 25-778.
A &At>, 12"Scad of hogs. Prospect 9017.
*53 F5:
iff Sal!!, 'horse, wagon and harness
cheap. 1904 Shelby HORSE, wagon and harness! 3368 Newton
HORSft wanted, about 1,300, to farm for feed. Woodruff 6258.
JRRIftV ’cow. good milker. 3508 Prospect «t.
4957.
Woodruff
MIA#,' brown; good” driver:' weiihen7io6T 207 W. 15th et.
FRESH cow. 1 horse, 1 wagon.
ONE
sell
bay m cheap rTen
sse. about 1.200 pounds. Will if sok) at once Gentle and good Virginia ave. Prospect 1770.
STORE. iERAfi
jaS sss js
Will suit your 1‘octeei^book
*** 1, W^hmgton M
and the right price. 4
wmsm m
mattreee. maejww for Mlfl^toe I trees sates: soft as s featherbed
'« no to
,s*l
table, music roll cabinet, bookcase, tables with mirror, tad wall sweep
Central
steel cos) rUMft. d lege: first-cUta 2062 N. Mew J
»jig5igeE
^nh
sBR U2
444 R. Wash.
H* MKSSENG^
SSL’
store to the THE BOMB
averages one half the
219-221-238-225 R. Washington St. Pioneer Deajavu. - ■:
SALS OP ■ ■ all-felt 45-pound ^eX balf ftto*. M - IRI i i sti bareAin <
H. Ubie. 3321 Grace-
ns arw; 2 rocking
white bed ami
team btocks. weighing 1^50 pounds each. Al condition, working every day will guarantee See barn man at TlOXl REFINING OO. Proepect 54.
PUBLIC SAtfi. 874 9. tlltoois st.. Frtday. April 30, Indiaaapofto, 1:30 p. m. Having had this car stock, bought in country before railroad strike. wiH be in Thursday and win be sold regardless of cost; 12 head horses and maras. weigh 1.100 to 1.400 : 6 tnulea. all good ages and workers: soma dump wagons and double heavy work harness. BURKHAKDT auctioneer,. SMITHA. owner.
and wagon for sale.
TWO HOGS, collie Woodruff 5142.
TWO new Troy dump”b*d* 2 dump * an out to good party; 2 goo —-. 2 double team harnees. top gravel wagon, line* and ooUars. j
TWO -
Is tp um3~
27-909.
W# wiH eeff 20 set* of fine
nSSS sTTkm
OCPntYrrifiBONS, BTC.
O Virginia ave. Phone Mato 5533 Everything ir the tord and pet stock fin*, lone or ceU. Witte for prios fist, catalogue.
Open evezungv until 8:30
iAKRib Rock
egg«
Irriyton 109.
setting; good
BA HEED ROCK pullet# for sale «28 M. N. Deer born. Woodruff 8197 after 6 p.m.
BABY CHKRfl!; me* stock: _ ready now. SNOWFLAKE
289 E Wabash.
Aabt
^%sss i clifcr , d iMPfidi . ertwi 4mlj trom^onr^ tmjL Alabama *t.
DOG. English bull pup.
2509 Jackson st
Ay fv ~' rraTue^ ' ‘ 1 fr''' i nrk-‘n~ U& T -kjLJJ . MMTTBII CbOCS CxUCKA,
918.
SOc each.
BG4lrt jro
49-138.
Mai Hard ducks. Auto.
RMgLISH bnH terrier, wed teas* WeMs ^ bargain if sold at enee. Circle 4088. 126
FOR SALE—23 "Belgian teres tor $25 good utility stock. A fine chance for beginners.
Call North 1835
■ ikrwav MAN. X
tween 8 a- m. HIGH-CLASS" >b0. 3215
d puppies. FEED BaCH2193. Auto. 52-248, be-
i 5 r m
e pupptes. Sattum- 1
sired by
HATCHING eggs front reM A C. Rtotk Mi norca stock. Will aekver settings. Ir-
2710. ring 3.
-nngton. ROSE 4
Island led
egys dtovured. Irvington 2719. ring 2RA#SfT^ and butch**; mast aett; make of ter. Call Saturday from 12 to 4 p. m
408 N. Liberty at. SbWiNG egg*. 'f5e and 81J35" per iC Gall eventoga. 1233 9. State, or Prospect 1364
SR'l I'INGS firnm Wealthy Plymouth Rock
Mevttt 7614
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpi iirtcti and Barred Rock aggs. $1-50 setting, delivered.
Beech Grove 8
tXTtTt FT* C* 13t MvrsgbwM
0-Xto*x»vJviafFx S. W. AKlllOFC® hutching Wood 314S. 62 F. 1
ljIH‘i‘"R4XRt EG€» tor setting: Fisbel
Woodruff 5651
IndV for the purpose of electing trustees
and to transact such may come before the i gate some on* to at
{&
that
delemeeting, and
!t- THE
DIAKiPOul" cSSw
AKA. B. H. Fowr. Seecretajry-
THE BOARD of trusteee of the Central tndisna Hospital for Insane will rsaatve sealed proposals until Friday, April 80, at UP;*. ‘ ' ^ * “ “
month
be on file H#|iH
after Monday. April 26. 1920 By order of the board of
ELECTION OF CHURCH^ COUNC!L~MrMonday. May 3. at 8 p. m.. 12 members to be elected to the church council of Zion’s Evangelical church, New_ Jersey ami North
itreete.
JOHN G. GEIGER. Secretenr.
FINANCIAL.
M toJSSrrLs» o r'*i?Soo".T,jr?; city property- Xmmediato attention given to MT?fA U MORfGAGB * HmWTMRNT 00, 606 Fidelity True* bldg. Main 7101.
LOAN# PAYABL# MONTHLY
on improved city property. Payment nattfifiC •very month. Interest baaed on monthly balance of priodpaL Converts itself into a straight loan at tower interest rate when
CASH paid for realty title contracts or mortyr.WlE. 529 Merchant* Bank. Auto. W# FINANCE the building of apiFtm'SEI houses and buelnesa block*, loan money on
itttds Igaftna madm mn wrwvd
smteffiSm
807 Flstteer Trust bldg
our plan. OF IND,
city property and personal intone l^Wtei bS rt *** ie * bou « ht - T D
BH _
PORTER. 910
CA a?-^ d bl f g. »■ 81»~iW
EXPECTS WO PAPER RELIEF Ftmsk P. Glnee Dwnb*. Gwwernme.t
Aid to Newsprint Sftnatfon.
WASHINGTON. April 28.—Doubt that the Rovernment would be able to ac^ompliah a great deal in relieving the print paper ghortuge was expreened today by Frank P. Gla« of Birmingham. Ala., former president of thn American Newspaper Publishers- Association. Mr. Glass was one of the first witnesses before the senate commerce subcommittee which to investigating the print paper question. He explained that the shortage of
newsprint was world wide.
While conceding that the cost of labor and aH materials going into th» making of paper had increased, Mr Glass declared that he thought pres
ent prices excessive and that manufacturers were “making
profits.” ^ ■
Mr. Glass said there was “no tempmtion for manufacturers to divide territory for sale of .their prod: ^use of the great demand for _ He also said he did not belter^ excess profits tax was to blame the increased volume of advertisi
the
high
luct bepa per.
the for
tor advertising was due to a postdesire of business men to stimu-
war — w late baslness.
rgOTOPLATS.
WHITEWh
Nkrffe
ilayiiur pullets. $2 taoh; also 1015 Olnegr. Wood 3372
"Martin
INDIANAPOLIS R SATURDAY, MAY 1 West Waahtogtoo Street Grounds. SflLSlWk
.m«a*tTir
"^Bssar*
ZESwassrcte*-,? Downtown seat sale etrens day at Hnfinr*a Drug Stove. Price# seme es at gressfis
ENGLISH’S-tooay
2:15 8:15
Be lanes Week—Mat. SatnHMy. The Chicago Company From the Blaekstene Theater. I*rroenting Booth . T ark In gt oe’s SmmMttooal Comedy Snccee* “CLARENCE” With Exceptional Cast. PRICES—Night, SOc to *S.50. Matinee. 50c to 08.00.
All Next Week Mittaies—Wiindij Hi Sitwdq A Treat For the Musical Ear
A DeHghtfnl Hoar for the Lover of Fen—An Eventful Evening for Every Admirer of Crisp, Clean
RETURN ENGAGEMENT The Season’s BEST Musical Attraction America's Beet Loved and Mast Successful COMIC OPERA
Presented by Ralph Dunbar * Excellent Company DDlf'CC. Nights, 59c to 08.00. KnlUCO . Matinees, 04to to 91 £6. SEATS READY TOMORROW.
PHOTOPLAY 8.
CRYSTAL ALL THIS WEEK
LEW CODY in The Broken Butterfly” CRYSTAL ENTERTAINERS
jHMMHRThe Hone* at Thrills! /gglMI
Ttartey A SMASHING FrMty DOUBLE BILL Sitsrfcy !— —
TEXAS GUINAN I* “THE LADY OF THE LAW”
OLIVE THOMAS
The Venn* •f the Screen.
YOUTHFUL FOLLY
WV CONTINUOUS YAUDEVILLB ^m+mjrnMA 5—violin girls—s Willie Zimserau—Rtvson I Glare Skipper, Kennedy & Reeves, Nixon & Sans. Carl A Dolly. Chalfoute Sisters. Extra! Stecker-Cxddock Chgmpioitship Wrestling Pictures. * Dancing in the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon xnd Evening.
P. M.
E»yy Day rt 2:15 wd 6:15 Il8ts.,15c-50c; Eienings, 15c-S1 MARIE CAHILL The Brilliant Star of Musical Comedy
First Time in Vaudeville With Her Original Idea
“CAHILLISMS of 1920”
Get All the News in PUm Item and Fanny Paragraphs to KINOGRAM8 and LITERARY TOPICS
RTKEITHS U. J. « i(’i 01,- .
Marie—MeFARLAND—Mary Americas Grand Opera Eton FALLON & BROWN Two Buck Private* of the STth Division ^ BILLY McDERMOTT “Only Survivor at Coxcy's Army" MALETA BONCONI Indorsed by All Muatcnl Ortttee BERT BAKER A CO. In a One-Act Faroe Comedy
RENO
Eccentric Pantomimic Comedians
NOLAN ft NOLAN
Three Nights of Black Art
The Gatling Club and the Indiana Magical Fraternity
Three Splendid Evenings of Fun and Amusement at the Athenaeum Club Thursday, Friday and Saturday April 29-30 and May 1, 8:15 P. M. Vaudeville and Dancing Each Evening AdmUiion $1 Per Couple and War Tax
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ALL THIS WEEK—DOORS OPEN 11 A. M. The Year’s Most Spectacular Photodrama—a Lavish $500,000 Production “The Virgin of StambouT
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J. WARREN KERRIGAN In the Unique Mystery Drama “$30,000” A Wonderful Romance on the Trail of a Vanishing Bank Roll — — Alice Howell Comedy Dolan’s Entertainers ‘ —— Today—Irene Castle in ‘The Amateur Wife.”
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