Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1921 — Page 7

TO EXPLORE FOR BLUE GOOSE EGGS Species Are Prized and Eagerly Sought. ON, July 23.—A hunt for the egg of the blue (uum wUI be one of the old arands of the Donald B. McMillan expedition to Baffin Land this year, If the hopes of ornithologists are realised. The adult blue goose, a variety with a grayish brown body that gets its name from the blue-gray of Us wing coverts, is not uncommon in the United States, but its breeding haunts have been a subject of much speculation among bird lovers and ita nest and eggs have never been observed. An announcement by Dr. McMillan that on his last trip to the Arctic be had noticed fledglings of these geese aroused the Interest of students of bird life, with the result that one of the scientists who will accompany the present expedition will be commissioned to be on the lookout especially for blue goose eggs in connection with his other field work. The price that one of these eggs, hitherto unseen by civilized man. would command has not been quoted, but. Judging from the enthusiasm displayed In natural mlstory societies over the subject. the goose that laid the gulden egg will have nothing on this bird. Baffin Land is believed to be the greatest breeding place of bird life In the Far North. In its 150,000 square miles of interior unexplored by white jinen are lakes which the Esquimaus describe as six days' sledge Journey in length (at least 100 miles). and abounding in wild fowl. The McMillan expedition will leave this month in the schooner Bowdoin. specially built for the purpose, and will spend probably fourteen months in a •ii.tit <>! Hull in .Land along Tarlous scientific lines.

Home Brewers Get No Wallop in Their Wine Beer and Whisky Makers, However, Get ‘Results / Says City Chemist. Activities of the home brewers and distillers are seasonal, according to J. R. Dunwoody, chemist for the city health department. Dunwoody is the man who tells the police whether it is or tarn when a bootlegging haul is made. The alcoholic content of raspberry mule is the chemist's chief concern in life in these days of pure milk and water. Materials used in the kitchen concoction of intoxicants vary with, the seasons. Dun woody’s records show. Just now rapsberries and peaches furnish the kick. Dandelion days are gone, but the luclous era of the grape soon will be here, Dun'woody says. Most of the home brew beer which comes to the chemist for analysis is heavy stuff. A bottle analyzed a few days ago registering 6 per cent alcohol. The prohibit on violators never have been able to discover the secret of making strong wine, the samples sent to Dunwoody show. In the old days real wine contained a 20 per cent wallop, bur It seldom gets beyond 10 per cent these days. The illegal manufacture of high-proof whisky has become quite general, the chemist says.

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ALICE TO PLAY FIRST DUAL ROLE Os Her Career in ‘The Infamous Miss RevelT

The first dual role of her career as a star will be the double portion of Alice Lake In her latest picture for Metro, a Dallas Fitzgerald production of W. Carey Wonderly's story, ‘The Infamous Miss Revell.” It is now in the course of making at the Metro studios in Hollywoou, CaL The two characters Miss Lake is enacting are those of Faula and Julien Kevell. They are, in the story, sisters;

ALICE LAKE. the one a violinist and the other a pianist, who have made a success on the stage. When their mother dies they are forced to abandon their professional careers to look after the family. Then Julien dies, soon after a wealthy friend has left her a bequest; and Paula, the other sister, poses as the beneficiary of the will in

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MISS BURNSIDE NOW TO RIDE Captain of Policewomen Is Provided With Machine. Indianapolis is chivalrous to the lady cops. The board of public safety supplies touring cars of a well kuown make to men police captains. Today Miss Clara Burnside, captain of policewomen, is riding around in a shiny new sedan of the same make. The touring cars cost around SSOO. Miss Burnside's sedan cost $822 44. The police department orinlnaliy requisitioned a heavier touring ear, such as is used by battalion chiefs in

the fire department, and which cost $1,073, but the board of safety finally compromised on the less costly sedan. C. O. n. POSTAL FRAUD. NEW YORK, July 22.—The Postoffice Department has issued warnings against anew form of swindling. It has been practiced by n number of persons, one of whom used the name of a formerly noted beauty specialist. Packages containing small bottles were sent to society women of Westchester with C. O. D. charges of $7. In most instances the women paid before opening the package. FURS WILL COST MORE. LONDON, July 22, —-Women’s furs will cost more. At a recent sale of thirtyseven different furs, twenty of them Jumped to considerable figures. Fox skins advanced 10 to 20 per cent, while monkey

fur, very popular for trimming, doubled In price. Ermine and fisher advanced 20 to 80 per cent, respectively, while Australian opossum fetched 45 per cent more. Box Board Factory Starts Operations Special to The Times. LAFAYETTE. Ind., July 22.—Following a shut-down of two weeks, the plant ot the Lafayitte Box Board and Paper Company has resumed operations, giving employment to 160 workmen. The shutdown was caused, it Is said, by a slump in business. Many improvements were made to the plant during the time. CHANGE NAME WHEN IJ\BY IS ILL. German parents sometimes change the name of their bahy if it is seriously ill.

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