Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1920 — Page 8

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mmm program IS AWAIONG CHAIRMAN

! •trlctod freedom for arranclcff for an Inauaural parade. Thfa parade, which utmaily coats the local committee not less than f 190.600, la paid for through the sale of grandstand seats and concessions of various sorts.

WILL H. HAYS TO LEAVE CHOICE WITH HARDING.

DECISION

CONFER AT WASHINGTON. nrvfee laws to Flgirt latraatate Radi Bates. Bepresentatfvea of six state public service commissions will confer In Washington, D. CL. Bondar, to forum-

late a concerted attach against the interstate commerce commission's action in assuming to regulate intrastate railroad rates. The defense of the state’s rights will he made Monday when the commission will hear arguments on the question. A. B. Crook, traffic expert for the Indiana commission; XJ. 8. Leah. Indiana attorney-general-elect, and R. B. Coapstiek. traffic expert for the state chamber of commerce, and possibly others will represent the Indiana commission and shippers in the proceedings. PHOTOPLAYS.

ACTION FOR KIDNAPPING.

. Ynder Arrest in Wisesnsfea. [Special to The Indianapolis Hews] VALPARAISO, In<L I>ecemb©r XL —Action has been brought by P. J. Bailey, an attorney, of this city, acx**irt Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Crocker, formerly of this city, in the erimlBal court at Crown Point, charging the kidnapping of the nine-year-old daughter of Prank Pillmap. of East Chicago, formerly of this city.

Min. Crocker, the mother, and former wife of Pi 11 man, had the custody of the child until a modification of the order in the Porter superior

child to the care of its father. Mr. and Mrs. Crocker and two friends are under arrest at Racine, Win It is alleged that they went to the Pill-

court here two weeks ago gave the man home in East Chicago while Mrs.

Pilbnan was alone, and, after pointing a revolver at her and knocking her down, took the child away in an automobile. Extradition papers have been asked

in order to bring the Crockem hack &.*S8L£* aired in the courts here for the last two years.

PHOTOPLAYS

WARRINGTON, December ID— Wilt H. Hays, chairman of the Republican national committee, who has been here since the fore part of the week, has met numbers of delegations of residents of the national capital who are interested in the chairmanship of the local committee that will arrange for the display that will go with the Inauguration of Presl-dont-elect Harding and Vice-Presi-dent Coolidge, March 4. The arrangements for the actual Inauguration of the President and Vice-President are made by the congress, but since the national capital was brought to Washington the business men of this city have had the privilege of arranging for the inaugural parade, the inaugural hail when there has been one, and such other attractions as may be deemed worth Psostige sad Cfcatrmnashtp Keen rivalry always prevails among local citirens for the chairmanship of tikis committ--. The rivalry is largely dtlie to the fact that the place is presumed te carry with It a certain degree of prestige with the new administration. Chairman Hays thus far has failed to choose the local chairman, because It is learned he made up his mind after the ejection that the should he the man to —ection. It was preflarding would Indicate — during his visit here this week, but he did not, so the national chairman Is still waiting. In the meantime the local folk are showing much anxiety over the delay. As to laaugural Ball. That weighty question as to Whether there would be an inaugural hail also remains undecided here. Again the President-elect, with the assistance of his wife, most make the decision. The matter received attention during the visit of Mr. Harding here, hut no conclusion was reached, Jt was practlcaiJy settled during the stay of the President-elect that the lecal committee should have unre-VgOTOPt-AIr*. .NNIBALS Have Eaten 88 MISSIONARIES IN THE PAST TEN YEARS MISSIONERS MAKE ‘CANNIBALS WILD SHIPWRECKED AMONG THE CANNIBALS

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Sir GILBERT PARKER Was {his his Wife ?

THIS WOMAN, poised, beautiful and grave-the ignorant Indian woman he had married to humble his proud family? And what had happened to turn this savage into a lady, and to turn him into a soul-less thing? Something tremendous and heart-stirring! It is the great applause picture of the new season!

ALSO A MURIEL OSTRICHE COMEDY, “BETTY’S ROMANCE”

Performances Start:

Sunday-—d:30, 3.10, 4:50, 6:20, 8:10, 9:50 p. m. Week Day—1L30 a. m-, 1:10, 2:50, 4:80, 6:10, 7 *0, 9:80 p. ra.

Vith this great cast - MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT ELLIOTT DEXTER, MILTON SILLS

_ Js'&td delightful? 4 Peal Siory*of‘. • c7^ e Spider_and thefjly fyhe Comedy ClassiqueX ~ "Jj Ball Room Pomeo' 1 *—-—o—-—#r* American J-farmomsts YMVStC TMAT IS "VOWN YAUC*-* hiberi uJE n Icriainers' 3 * <5 ~ L ' 1 x. te. o

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