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B BRINGS YEARLY ell’ City to s Official. bringing 4.000,000 Indianapolis ovci ipproximately I,SOO Bllec. according to Charles L. Henry of tho Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company, who spoke before a meeting f the Advertising club at the Claypool hotel, following luncheon yesterday aft#moon. Interurbans arc “selling" Tndlanapoll* fa the world, be said. Mr. Henry also said that four traction companies bring fifty-two freight cars into the city and send out a lihc number each day, handling about sno tons or 1.560.000 pounds of freight daily. In speaking of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company he said the city hatdeveloped 'o fast that the company could not keep pace with It and urged all dtisens to assist in putting the company on its feet financially. CHURCHBUILDING lOME OF LEGION WBfwood-Barcus l’< <t Housed Wmd Presented Colors Stand. Hayward-Barcus post. No. 55. American legion, is in its new home today In the Third Christian church community honse. Broadway and Seventeenth street*. The post was presented with a stand of colors last night by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barms, parents of Earl Barcus, who was killed in a French hospital when It was bombed by a German avi • tor. Fred Hoke made the presentation speech and Merle Sidener. teacher of the Christian Men Builders, which built flic community honse at a cost of $60,000, addressed the meeting. Arthur Gammer, post commander, accepted. the colors for the post. An auxiliary to the post will be formed, Mrs. Barcus being Its temporary chairman. Car Motormen Help Catch Wild Autoists Street ear motormen will assist the pollee In enforcing the law against motorists who pass street ears while passengers are getting on or off. The motormen will note license numbers of the automobile* that violate the traffic law and report them to the police. Dr. Henry Jameson, chairman of <he board of directors of the street car company, today issued the order to the motorraao, following a request by the members of the board of public safety.

Spring Find You Weak W orn? slant backache, with headaches, jaajfflSi \ 'jno-f ' S too, dizzy spells, sharp, shooting pains aJ? and some annoying kidney irregularity? Does spring find you feeling older, s^ower than you should? From a health VMMj standpoint it has been a trying winter. ffl .f The influenza and grip epidemics have TMostonr left thousands with weak kidneys and //%/V ’ failing strength. Now comes Spring with its own special burdens of impure blood to impose a still greater burden on the overworked kidneys. Don’t wait for some serious kidney trouble to develop. Get back your health and keep it. For quick relief get plenty of rest, sleep and exercise, and help the weakened kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan’s have helped thousands and should help you. .i sk your neighbor! These are Indianapolis Cases: East St. Clair Street. Shelby Street. South Grace Street. Mrs. w. B. Goss, 921 E st. Clair St., says: ‘‘l was W. A. Stewart, proprietor printing establishment, Mrs. Sarah Rlayman. 38 S. Grace St., says: “I troubled for some time with my back and kidneys. Occasionally I would becom. dizzy and would find it rather 1407 Shelby St., Bays: “I know Doan’s Kidney have used Doan’s Kidney Pills and they are all they bard to go about my housework. Through the use of Pills can be depended upon for kidney trouble, and are represented to be. They relieved me of backDoan's Kidney Pills I was relieved most wonderfully, t , can conscientiously recommend Peon's to anybody trou- 1 gladly recommend them. Some time ago 1 had aches and other aymptoms of kidney trouble In a bled with their back or kidneys.” (Statement given June trouble with my kidneys and attacks of backache. short time. lam subject to rheumatic attacks and 23, 1916.) Doan's cured me in good shape, and since t hen a cold or exposure will always bring one on. Doan's T r r r.REI) BINf*K. On December 18. 1913. Mrs Goss said; "When sn op- I have had no return of the trouble. I only used Kidney Pills have always given me good results nortunlty occur* T always recommend Doan's Kidney . , „ ..... . .. „ ... Pills. Kidney trouble hasn't annoyed me since giving two boxes of Doan s, and I gladly recommend them. when I have taken them at such times, my former statement.” South East Street. North Sheffield Avenue. Il> Huron! >M Sl.wi: KWn m- Bit Mmßl.. f ifaafe- £' Mr.. Cl.ud. For.,. ~a K. Sb.fU.M At... :-I M est i s were irregular arul gainful in passage. My back jrel. ’ tlfjW IteWf?!;' jffiiilllSrf il* BaKHi \V-.M an a ** a> '' c Sidney complain*. My back was weak and seldom let up painin ' and it made me miserable. Doau’s 1 \ 'aflyMßr gajWyy- I Sa) lame and caused my housework to become burdensome. Kidney Pi’ls helped me from the first and hj the time 1 SS&JI especially an> work which required stooping. I had sehad one box, the kidney secretions had cleared up qVs&V ,j 1 . ~ \ t\M verc headaches and usually felt tired out. Hearing so and the backache disappeared 1 have been as healthy iBSeV- much about Doan a Kidney 1 ills, I began tbelr use and as a man could be ever since I was cured. ’ it wasn t long before I was all over the trouble.” The above statement was given June 24, 1916, and on Over two years later, Mr. Hoard said; "Doan's Kid- package of Doan’s Kidney Pills is genuine December 21, 1318, Mrs. Forey said: ”1 am always ready ney Pills gave me a complete and lasting cure and I am -*• ' unless it bears the maple-leaf trade-mark and to say a good word for Doan’s Kidney Pills. The cure glad to recommend them. They certainly are fine.” the signature — “Jas. Doan.” they gave me has proven permanent." Doan’s Kidney Pills Every Druggist has Doan's, 60c a box. Foster*Milburn Cos., Manufacturing Chemists, Buffalo, N. Y.

CLARA TO APPEAR IN LOVE PLAY Musical Show at English's—Stock Season Announced

Clara Kimball Young will have a chance to display her beautiful self in a gay Parisian love story in “The Forbidden Woman.” This is Clara's very latest, and Isfrora the pen of Lenore J. Coffee, a Los Angeles newspaper woman. Clara is seen as a brilliant and beautiful artist in Paris, who is forced by tragic circumstances to seek a haven in America. Conway Tearie will be her leading tuan. While on the stage Tearie has been bailing man for Ellen Terry. Billie Burke, Ethel Barrymore and Viola Allen, and on the screen has been seen in “The Fall of the Ilomanoffs," “Virtuous Wives. The Wav of a Woman” and many others. To be seen at the Ohio all next week. -!- -f- -IF.XGLISH'B. ‘•The Sweetheart Shop” arrives at English's tonight for three days. It is anew musical comedy by Hugo Felix, who turned out the tuneful “Msdam Sherry” and “Pom Pom.” Harry K. Morton, Zella Russell. Paul Nicholson and Esther Howard are the chief players. The show will go to Chicago for • run from here. Fanchon and Marco Revue will open next Monday night at English's for three days. Fanchon is a dancer and Marco possesses a tuneful violin. There are other principals and a chorus. , -!- -!• -ISTOCK SFASOX AXXOIXCEI). Stuart Walker caused it to be an nounced today that his regular season of summer stock will open at the Murat on Monday night, May 51. The season will close Sept. 3, making an engagement of fourteen weeks. Mclntyre and Heath are reviving the good old minstrel days at the Murat in tbeir big. noisy and spectacular show. "Hello Alexander." at the Murat this week. -I- -1- -!- A TRAGIC STORY. ’ While on a hunting expedition in the Siskiyou mountains of Oregon. George Crapsey brought down a splendid speeelman of brown bear by a long distance shot. When he reached the animal's side she was dead, and nestling tightly In her forearms was a tiny cub which was uninjured. The cub made friends with Mr. Crapsey. He carried her back to civilization with him. and nnrsed her on condensed milk until she was able to eat solid foods. He named her Alice Teddy, and taught her to skate and wrestle. Alice is to be seen at the Lyric this, week.

MISS BREAMER At j?... ' 4*' St.* - M ■ Under the direction of Maurice Tourneur, Sylvia B reamer, whose advancement has been very rapid of late, today is making her initial appearance la “My Lady's Garter.” at the Alhambra. It is a light mystery movie concerning a clever crook. On view tlje remainder of the week. R. F. KEITH'S. The current bill at Keith's consists *>t Ruth Roye, Herbert Clifton. Kramer and Boyle, Sam Liebert arid company, Mabel l!uike. Arthur Huston, John Begay and the Lorraine sisters and Lou and Jean Archer. -I- -I- -IJack Reid continues to prove that he 1* well liked in Indianapolis by the big crowds going to the Park this week to see ''The Record Breakers.” Walter Kaker and company Is presenting a magical offering at the Rialto this week, in which Baker docs some elevet card and coin tricks. .Tack Dempsey, in the fifth episode of “Dare-Devil .lack." a movie serial. Is the headliner at the Broadway. CONTI M INO MOVIES. Marguerite Clark has a comedy role of a young bride \jh" becomes angry at a remark of her husband a short time after the wedding Is over and she decides to teach him a good lesson In "Easy to Get." at the Isis. “The Idol Dancer," which reminds one

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of “The Bird of Paradise” of the stage, Is weaving Its charm at the Circle this week. "Water, Water, Everywhere,” is the current offering at Mr. Smith’s, where Will Rogers crawls on to the water wagon. Elaine Hammerstein is the radient star on view at the Colonial in “The Woman Game," at the Colonial. Harry Carey continues at the Regent In “The Gun Fighttn’ Gentleman.” “Male and Female,” a gorgeous movie with a real story, la at the Keystone. “Shore Acres.” a movie of merit, wltn • big shipwreck scene, is on view at the Ohio this week. Emmerich Manual Bond Issue Sold Bonds amounting to $225,000 to supplement an Issue for the erection of an addition to the Emmerich Manual Training High school have been sold by the school board on a combination bid of $210,532.50 offered by tbe Fletcher American bank, Fletcher Savings and Trust Company, Breed, Elliott & Harrison and Hauetsen & Jewett.

WHEN A GIRL MARRIES A New Serial of Young Married Life -

CHAPTER IV. The quaint little bluebirds and chaffinches of our chintz-huug room seemed to nod, to nod to me in friendly fashion, as I hurried Into my pongee motor coat and prepared to desert them for my boy. “You'll be happy again, Princess Anne," I could almost fancy them say ins. “the long evening alone with your lover under the stars. Your face will l>'> cool with the mists from the sea. and he'll kiss It nud call you Sweet! Sweet!' 1 shut the door of our happy little room and ran down to the greater happiness for which I longed. . . . There stood Jim on the veranda, bending over “Betty Bryce" with that deferential little stoop of hla broad shoulders and his six-foot-one, which always makes him seem to be protecting and guarding tbe woman to whom he's talking. He looked up. ‘ Here's my little girl,.Mrs Bryce" Mrs. Bryce he’d out a situ, gracious hand It was perfectly manicured, beau tifuliy kept, but just below the knuckles there was a great gush-like red scar. "P-o this is our Jimmie-boy's ‘Fairy Princess’’ All tbe good wishes in the world, dear Mrs Harrison. Jimmie Is one of the finest and we knew always that his princess would be—-peaches and '-ream and sweetness. You’ll let an old friend be Informal enough to say that, won't you?” Perhaps It was meant to be “harming, but to me it sounded patronizing. And It hurt terribly to find out that Jim had not made up the "Princess" Just for roe,

BOWLING ALLEY HIT BY BLAZE Cigaret Probable Cause of Fire Threatening Block. Fire that started on the third floor of the building occupied by the Capitol bowling alleys, 115 West Market street, at 5:45 a. m. today threatened all parts of the building. Prompt work by the fire department prevented the spread of the flames, and tbe damage amounted to only a few hundred dollars. Firemen said that a cigar or cigrret had probabjy started the flames, which sprang from the pits of the bowling alleys on tbe (bird floor, destroying the mats used for stopping the bowling balls. The salvage corps prevented damage on the second floor and in tbe D. M. Foster furniture store on the flrst floor. EXPORTS DOUBLE IMPORTS. Nearly $4,000,000,000 worth of goods was imported to the United States and $8,000,000,600 exported during 1019.

but had talked to Mrs. Bryce about the sort of he could love. Why had .Tim done that? Men talk of love to women who suggest love to them. I struggled to get out of my slough of despond and to And an answer to tbe beautiful, gracious woman who still held my band la her slim, scarred one. P>ut 1 couldn't find words. Mrs. Bryce filled jin the gap Jim’s friend wasn't awkward like his wife. I've u -splendid idea, if your little ' Princess -doesn't mind. We've a big I limousine here, and only Miss Moss and j I to tattle n'ound In It. like two old I peas In a much too big pod. We're going over to Long Beach to meet, some of the boys with whom you and ray poor Atherton went across in 19L5. Will you come. Mrs. narrison? Jimmie surely has still a place in bis heart for his old pal*and perhaps we can dance a bit.” She swept us along with her to her limousine. It was a great monster of battleship gray. With a wonderful orchid In her green coat, with the purple cushions framing her, 1 wondered If slip were as cold and unattainable as she looked, or as warm and sweet ns she seemed when she spoke to “Jlmmleboy.” Miss Moss was presented- a dull little person with soft gray hair, an apologetic voice and a chin that wabbled like the gelatine we used to hive for dessert at my boarding house on Wednesdays. There never was a more colorless, flavor less little lady—somehow she made rnc think of a poached egg Copyright. 1920. (To Be Continued.)

Little Marjorie Quick at^Learning’ Little Marjorie Swope, 6 years old, hasn’t been in school very long, but doesn’t find it all play. When her father, Earl Swope, come home the other evening he found Marjorie sunk In a chair, with her bead swathed In bandages. “Why, Marjorie,” said father, anxiously, “how did you hurt your head?” “Daddy. I didn’t hurt myself at all hut I has got the baddest headache that you ever saw—l think 1 studied too hard today.” The Swopes IDe at 14(8 South Madison avenue. THE PROPER WAY TO TAKE ASPIRIN First see that the tablets yoji take are marked with the “Bayer Cross.” The Bayer Company, who introduced Aspirin tell In tbetr careful directions in each package of genuine “Bayor Tab lets of Aspirin" that to get best results one or two glasses of water should be drank after taking tablets. "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” to be geni nine must, be marked with the safety "Bayer Cross." Then you are getting tlir world-famous Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for over eighteen years. Each tmbroke.i "Bayer" package contains proper directions for Colds. Headache. Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, I. mnb.a go. Rheumatism, Neuritis, and for i'nin generally. Ilandy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost j buts few cents. Druggists also sell larger “Bayer” packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacldester of Sallcyllcacld.—Advertisement. Uric Acid Treatment 75c Bottle (32 do) FREE Just because you start the day worried and tired, aching head, burning and bearing down pains in the back —worn out before the day begins do not think 1 you have to stay In that condition. Be strong and well. Get rid of the pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles, rheu matte suffering, aching back nr kidney trouble caused by Arid*. Get more sleep. If your rest is broken half a dozen times a night, you will ap predate the comfort and strength this treatment gives. Rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, and all other allnienta due to excessive acid, no matter how chronic or stubborn, yield to Tbe William* Treat tnent. Send this notice and 10 cent* to pay part cost of postage, packing, etc., to The Dr. D. A Williams Cos.. S4IS. P. O. Bldg.. East Hampton. Conn. You will receive a 75” bottle t 32 doses) free, by parcel post. No further obligation on your part. Only cue free bottle to any family or address. —Advertisement. Cured His RUPTURE 1 was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago Doctors said tn.v only hope of cure was an operation. Trusses’ did me no good Fiually I got hold of something that quickly and completely cured rae. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned, although I am doing hard work as a car j penter. There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. I have uothing to soil, but will give full Information about how you may find n complete cure without operation, if yon write to me. Eugene i M Pullen, Carpenter, 330 F. Marcellu* avenue, Manusquau. N. J. Better cut | out tbis notice and show it to any others who are ruptured you may save a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and the worry and danger of an operation.—Advertisement.

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