Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 178, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1920 — Page 8

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FIRES SHOT, THEN MAKES HER WILL Former Evansville Woman Kills Self at Grand Rapids. GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.. Dec. 4.—Mr*. William T. Morris, formerly of EvansvlUe, Ind., who recently removed here with her husband from Covington, Ky., died early today in a horoital from the effects of a bullet wound in her left lung. Mrs. Morris was found lying wounded on her bed by Oecar Jackson, chauffeur for the family, who with the Morriaes from Covington. He was at flrat suspected of the shooting. When filled by officials, be proved that Mrs. iiltoMls was despondent over money matters and had shot herself. Jackson was absolved By Coroner Leroy. Mrs. Morris made a will in the hospital. leaving her estate to her husband and Jackson. Her body will be taken to Evansville today for burial. Her parents and a Brother reside there. Wardens and Farmer Stage Tilt Special to The Times. SEYMOUR. Ind.. Dec. 4ln an encounter with Frank Tiemeyer, a Jackson Township farmer, Friday. Fred Ehlers and W. E. Gerhart, deputy game wardens, received some severe bruises and cuts. The skirmish followed a controversy when the automobile driven by the game wardens collided with a wagon load of corn driven by Tiemeyer. One of Tiemeyer's mules was hurt in the collision, it is said, and in the argument which followed Tiemeyer swatted the two game wardens over the head with a singletree. Their wounds were dressed by a physician who happened to drive np at the time. No affidavits have been filed to date. Exam Covers Jobs in Hands of government Examination of applicants for a number of desirable Government positions Were conducted this morning by the local examining board of the Civil Service Commission. Among positions open are the following: Educational director, high school teacher. modal primary teacher for the Indian service, kindergarten teacher, domestic science teacher, matron for the Indian service, trained nurse, physician for service in the Canal Zone, medical referee, chief of th.* section of medical referees, laboratory helper, examiner of accounts, examiner in estate tax division, land law clerk. Inspector ar.d agent for enforcement of the anti-narcotic act. •-■pecial agent for the internal revenue department, valuation aid for the Income tax department, aviation snpply expert, senior engineer, electrical engineer, surveyor, draftsman and duplicating machine expert. Full information regarding the positions may be had at room 421, Federal building.

_ _ _ AMUSEMENTS. Pure Food Show caßnaßHno msmaaaamnßmmmmmmm Open All V/eek Dec. 6 to 11 Jj 5 # Tomlinson - Night, 7:30 P. M. J [ The Pure Food Show opens at 7:30 Monday Evening, larger and better than ever. Besides more than fifty attractive exhibits, food experts from all over the country have come to the I ood Show to demonstrate and explain the newest dishes. Red Cross Dietitions will explain just how to plan menus to insure a well-balanced health-giving diet. Well-known musical organizations, such as the News’ News Boys Band, the Arnold Orchestra and the News Glee Club w T ill furnish entertainment. New Features Every Day

MONDAY. On thi., the opening night, retail and wholesale grocer* and food exhibitor* plan a big get-together *e*elon when old acquaintance, will be renewed and the newent food, and food marketing Idea, dlaea.scd, TCEBDAY. In the afternoon Indianapolis School I)o mestlc Science Student. will .how that among tho younger generation there are really gome expert pie baker*. The pie buking contest .tart, at 3 p. m. Tuesday night the chief participants in Wednesday n yht’i wedding will he given a shower. Score, of present, will be on exhibition. WEDNESDAY. That the good art of bread baking is not at ail extinct wU be demonstrated in the bread baking contest Wednesday afternoon. Hnasewtve* from various parts of the city will compete and brands of flour on exhibition will be used. Wednesday night the pnblie wedding will take place. Among the presents to be given the bride and greovn is a huge cake decorated with one hundred sliver dollars.

More Than Fifty Exhibits —Instructive Lectures TOMLINSON HALL, Dec. 6 to 11 Admission Afternoons 10c Evenings 25c

Governor’s Car in 1921 to Carry License No. 1 Automobile lleense plate No. 1, for 1021, will go to OoTernor-elect Warren T. McCray, Instead of to James P. Goodrich, present Governor, it la announced today by H. D. McClelland, manager of the automobile department of the secretary of State’s office. Eight of the first ten licenses will ro to Indianapolis people, Mr. McClelland stated. The first ten list follows: No. 2, Fred C. Gardner, Indianapolis; No. 3, John C Ruckelshuus, Indianapolis; No. 4, County

MOTION PICTURES. • TguSpft til Kent Week er | Rovilng Tale of th* West That Will Lift You Out of Your Seats Snub PollardciL^‘Cash Customer’

THURSDAY. The Arnold Orchestra will give a concert Thursday afternoon. Visitor, to the Food Show on Thursday night will help fill the Community Chest. Half of the door receipts goes to the Chest. FRIDAY. Friday afternoon no4her concert by the Arnold Orchestra will be given. Cake bukers will contend Friday night for the cake-bakieg honors of Indianapolis. Already In many kitchens housewives are experimenting on recipe* that will outdistance all competitors. White layer cakes will be baked out of ingredients shown at the Food Show. SATURDAY. A musical feature in the afternoon will he a concert by the Arnold Orchestra. Saturday night the Show sill come to a ciese with an auction of much of the food on exhibition. Tbe main prize of the exhibition is to be awarded.

Treasurer Lemcke; No. 5, Calvin Rlemnu, Ft. Wayne; No. fl. Kin Hubbard, Indianapolis; No. 7, Mayor Jewett; No. 8, Jamea W. Lilly, Indianapolis; No. 9, Edward G. Sourbler, Indianapolis; No. 10, Herbert Folta, Indianapolis. Bert Boyd of Indianapolis, will receive No. 13 and Fonda Roode of Tipton, will get No. 23. Most of the persons receiving low numbers had the same number last year. No more reservations for low numbers will be made, and all future applications received will be filed in the order received, ,Mr. McClelland said. The new plates will have black figures on a salmon background

ujfDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1920.

MOTION PICTURES. 143 r a S4@i a v ©f Klemcf TALE THAT THRILLED MILLIONS IN THE SATLLRDAV EVENING POST A Cast of Players of Distincj tion Headed by the Notable Young ENA KEEFE Who Will Appear in Person 1 | | Monday and Tuesday only \ \ Charlotbe Vtlerviam fts •4 > - *\ in the Comedy CLa.sfiqvc€*** sd s* • ...A '-IIRM' 1 THE UNUSUAL MUSIC American Harmonists Liberty Quintette PICK O'TH* PICTURES AII Week 11 CONSTANCE jj TALMADGE • I '' , ■■■-In—' ' m “Dangerous Business” By JOHN EMERSON and ANITA LOOS. A Frenchman once said: "One should not triflo with Love." Constance evidently never heard the FrenchjkSt* man's remark—"and she probably wouldn't have v listened if she had." . Bgaflilft Constance! sss&§ , Constance! ewe"*™ IBrWilv* of nrws AMUSEMENTS. PI HSWljgih HAT Superior 8 Mwk Wfamr wftk r Musical 3 Extravaganza '™l mM m Production ‘ This Coupon and 10 coats, Tl I * J I *ll with S cents wnr tax, entitle* I lIP I fl-l ttPR ss “ ‘SsrtteM -2 ss illu LIU LlllGlu "•‘j ! LSUNDAY,DEC. 5,3 p.m ill W 11SkII Edwin Whitney in tellgiivll , The Square Deal’Impersonates with lightning rapidity eleveu characters. A great play. Open to men exclusively. No charge. TRY A TIMES f WANT AD—THEY BEING RESULTS. BO IT TODAY. NOW I '

MOTION PICTURES. WaSSSp PAULINE FREDERICK-^ *7lie ElomzntM Passions of Life Hand Hull Sway w?TnadameX u THE MOST MOVING—THE MOST EXALTING the most pathetic story ever screened /l/so-3USTER KEATON in “One Week” This Comedy Would Bring a Smile to a Wooden Image Starting Tomorrow PERFORMANCES jSgir start i|9[ 0 Wm B 9 Wm |||j g§g 0 1H Sunday 1:30. 3:10. 4 50, MAS 11111 fljlil JSKB C:2O, 8:10, 9:50 p. m. Amur Week Day 11:20 a. m. BST 7:50, 9.30 p. m. She was pretty —and very "wealthy. Apparently every 7 man in the world wanted to marry her. It became a terrible bore until one day a man just up and kidnapped the young lady! The fun of it is, he thought she was a “Vamp.” He didn’t learn differently until they were far out at sea, on a yacht. Then things begin to happen. Laugh? Only one —from start to finish. —* Cast Includes Jerome Patrick, Nell Craig, Herbert Standing, Helen Dunbar and Edwin Stevens. I--- - - V Mutt and Jeff Fox News Weekly