Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1921 — Page 13

SMALL NOT TO HAVE HEARING IMMEDIATELY Delay of Month Likely Before Illinois Governor Faces Trial. ONE CHARGE DROPPED WAUKEGAN, in.. Dee. 30— Prospects of an early trial of Governor Len Small, on charges of conspiracy to defraud the State, appeared somewhat remote today and Indications were that at least a month might elapse before the case is brought before a jury. A bill of particulars is to be given the defense by the State on Jan. 5. and the defense will nave its motions with reference to this bill ready for presentation In court on Jan. 7. It Is expected arguments and rulings on these motions will require several days. It Is expected the defense also will present motions for a separate trial for Governor Small and Vernon Curtis, Grant Park banker, who also is involved In the proceedings In Circuit Court here. EARLY TRIAL UNLIKELY. It is practically certain the case will not go to trial on Jan. 9. gs had been planned by Judge Claire C. Edwards. • Both sides were claiming victory as a result of the sen sat! na’ developments of yesterday when the State. late in the day, dismissed the charges of embezzlement of $500,000 of State interest funds against Governor Small alone. Earlier Judge Edhad upheld this indictment, but *id quashed an indictment charging Governor Small, Curtis and Lieutenant Governor Fred E. Sterling with embezzlement, end had quashed several counts of the indictr.' r.‘ charging conspiracy. Whr-n Judge Edwards and attorneys fi r the defense insisted Governor Small should first b 'Tied on the embezzlement charges, State's Attorney Mortimer of Sangamon County, moved the dismissal of the embezzlement indictment. His motion was granted. Governor Small, in a statement issued after the proceedings, expressed regret that the embezzlement charges had been dismissed, declaring h.e felt certain a trial before a jury would haTe resulted in a degree of vindication not carried by the dismissal of the charges. SAYS, STATE IS RItADY. State's Attorney Mortimer, after admitting the State had lost a ‘ technical point or two,” maintained the guilt or innocence of the defendant had not been settled and declared the readiness of the State to present its evidence. As the case now stands. Governor Small and Curtis must go to trial on nln* counts of an indictment chargi- g the*, two and Sterling with conspiracy to defraud the State of |2.000.C<0 In" interest funds. Each of the nine counts Is similar in nature. The charges amount to a.<|elaration that the three conspired to turn over to the Grand Park hank, which the State charges was a ‘‘pretended and fictitious bank.” SIO,C<OO/nn In Sta'e funds. Only a small portion of the Interest on this suiu. the indictment charges, was returned to the State. Sterling is not Involved n the trial in r ho •'•our - 1 - .gr • of venfcn fr s- _ n were first returned.\ Judge Edward- rulings on the indictments, however, arheld to apply to Sterling's case.

AMUSEMENTS. KEITH’S I Every Day at 2:15 and 8:15 P. M. ALL STAR HOLIDAY WEEK BILL MISS JOSEPHINE VICTOR And Supporting Company la “Juliette and Romeo" A Romance in Four Scenei With Hartley Power. DAVE SEED—RALPH ACSTIN “Things and Stuff" WYLIE A HARTMAN “Before and After” PEARSON, NEWPORT * PEARSON "A Study tn Pep” ED HEALY & ALLAN CROSS Showing the Smartest Style* in Song* PAGE. HACK * HACK Pantomimic Comedy T*' E JOANN VS Wonder Workers With Shadows Aesop’s Fables—Pathe News —Digest Topics Night Prices—3oc, C7c, 8.7 c, sl.lO Matinees One-Half Price—Except Holidays shows New Year’s Eve S3 MV- Oob-' ! Two Shows g a Daily. 2:13. 8:13 FRANCES FARR and Her PACEMAKERS dolly-WEBB SISTERS-stell# Songs and Patter. 5-ROYAL PHiLJPIMOS—S Instrumental Song, and nn!ft-Hu]a Dk-VinK. SISTERS I*remer Danreurs. IZZETTA The perfer* form jfirl. The world’s champion lady accordion player and famous eoon shouter. SPECIAL MID-NITE SHOW Sat. Night, Dec. 31si This coupon and 10c, with 3c war tax, entitles lady to reserved seat, week day matinee. | CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE 9 a l/nifk ALL THE TIME I KLYKIi/ 1 I I L 11 1 | GIERSDORFS BAND A SMART MUSICAL NOVELTY B—BIG ACrS-3 1 Danemg In the Lyric BailH j room Afternoon and Evrnlng.

GROTTO HOLDS MOCK WEDDING Synthetic Ceremony Resembles Genuine Marriage. A blushing “bride” entered the second right box at English's Opera House last night, just before the curtain rose on the Mitzi show. The “bride,” dressed In wedding togs, including a long veil, wedding bouquet, white gown and the like, entered the box accompanied by the groom. Little Miss Millleent Coleman and Iris Myers were the flower and ring bearers, respectively. Members of Sahara Grotto, who had taken over the house for the order and its friends v greeted the couple. At the close of the first aet, a “minister” performed the wedding ceremony from a box. The ceremony was carried out with all the dignity of a real wedding and many got the impression that Charles Gaunt was actually being married. Just before the final curtain, the “bride” removed her veil and it was discovered that the blushing and lovely creature was a man. The “deceiver" was AMUSEMENTS m/js Hubert nr" TONIGHT iVIU R A I 8:15 Last 3 Times—Matinee Tomorrow -• the -vCv- voe*. ccstzmv tncaree hit - tThf/TRidroghi Tender NAN KAkPCRSN Utofldcr Rcouty- Chorus* 28 STITENDOIS SCENES Prices: Tonight. 50c to $2.50; Sat., 50c to £ ,iK): >rttur*luy Mtinoe. 50c. SI.OO, $1.50 NEW YEAR’S WEEK Martins Monday Matinee. 2 p. in. (New Year’s Day) Regular Matinee Saturday. The Sensation of N. Y. and Loudon. f KAy COtiK/CX jnd MOWS ti£ST pwnt s yK VtOiXUD'S LARGSfiT AMO f #.3&iiAosT Momm. i ( wuatcAt * \ ) PWOOUCTIOW MU \ -vac filter /Xervram 50&.I S '--i o* ******mfirnu' mm f^ARVE^w" WKim BALLET Os IDO i Positively original cast and j production that appeared In New York to SI.OO pries. Price lie., sl. sl.s®, $2, $2 30, I Both Mats., 50c, SI.OO. $1 .50, *t. SEATS NOW SELLING

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Harry Ent. Ileydon Buchanan acted as minister. The Grotto members had a gay time of It. TEMPLARS WILL GREET NEW YEAR Watch Party to Follow Installation of Officers. A public Installation of officers will be held by Raper Comntandery No. 1, Knights Templar, tomorrow night, after which a New Year's “watch party” will be held. IT he following officers will be installed : Brandt C. Downey, eminent commander; Calvin \V. Busch, generalissimo; Louis A. Buddeuhnum, captain general; Charles K. Ncu. senior warden: Oscar L. Pond, junior warden; the Rev. Lewis Brown, chaplain: E’rner F. Gay. treasurer; Howard Kimball. recorder; George W. Thompson, standard bearer; Clyde E. amusements ITTgI I S H V S SAT. MAT. AND NIGHT Henry W. Savage Ofrer* America's Favorite Hifl RT7I Prfma Donna g S 4&L 9 Comedienne. In the Mithleal Romance “LADY BILLY” Original Splendid .Singing Cast. Prices—Night, 50c to $2.50. Matinee. 50c to $2.00, plus war tax. U ’oMawsianMißiHßaßßaßaaß MON.. TI ES.. WED., JAN. S, 3, 4. MATINEE UEDNESDAY. Cluirles Dillingham presents tlie Irish l'laj er from The Abbey Theater, Dublin, in a comedy. _ “THE SKAT, WHITE J HEADED SOY” PRICES—Night, 50c to *3.00. Mutlnee^SOct^SLSO^^^^^^^^ MOTION PICTURES

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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921.

Tltns, swordbearer; Albert S. MacLeod, warder; Jacob Rubin, sentinel. The Hoosler Square and Compass Club will have the children of the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin as their guests nt a Christmas party at the clubrooms, 45 and 47 South Meridian street, tomorrow afternoon. There will be a Santa Claus, Christmas trees and many good things for the children, followed by a dinner at 5 o’clock. . Murat Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, will hold open house for members and their families at the Murat Temple Monday afternoon, from ? to 5 o'clock. GOES TO BRAZIL EXPOSITION. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—D. C. Collier of San Diego, Cal., has been chosen as American commissioner to the Brazilian exposition, which opens at Rio next summer, It was learned today. - MOTION PICTURES This . A This | JACKIE CGOGAN "MY BOY" Gortcous Local and Sallet Spucta.de TOYLAND at 300 - T3O - 050 DIJVrCDftLATQN *T \e, Docxt; DOORS OPEN AT 10 A. M. TODAY AND AIL WEEK

CHICAGO WOMAN SUICIDES. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 30.—A woman entered as Mrs. Emily Hogan, 33, of Chicago, committed suicide today in the city

MOTION PICTURES MISTER D.W. GRIFFITH'S CONTINUOUS SMITH’S GREATEST MASTERPIECE SHOWS THEATRE I:3 °' 4:l p 5 ’ m.' 30, 8:45 STARTING note the SUNDAY. JAN. pp REDUCED PRICES Ist. wIT/FI V Afternoons Nights I New Year’s Day 35c 35C, 50C

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ANNA Q. NILSSON “WHY GSRLS LEAVE HOME"

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hospital, where she had been committed for observation. The woman was found dead by a nurse. She had wound a sheet into a cord and hanged herself to the bars of the celldoor.

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7-0 OUR many customers and friends we extend our most hearty good wishes for A Jruly jiappy and Prosperous 1922. Ilillll!!! IllliilOlllllllilllllilllill Eilißll itdansers Modern Market 215 /forth Illinois Street

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