Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1922 — Page 10

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HIGHWAY PARKING FALLSUNDER BUN Highway Commission Calls for Close Attention to Manner of Leaving Cars. Parking automobiles on the pavement of narrow State highways Is exceedingly annoying and dangerous and should be eliminated in view of greatly Increased automotive travel. In the opinion of State highway officials. The commission has authorized district engineers and superintendents to watch for machines parked on narrow roads, and instructed them to take the matter up with the owners. A. H. Hinkle, superintendent of maintenance for the State highway commission, points out that frequently machines are parked on both sides of country roads so as to block traffic or, at the best to permit only one way traffic through tHo narrow lane between. This is custom/iry, he says, in front of country churches, picnic grounds, baseball grounds and pleasure resorts. The State highway commission is placing State roads In condition for allseason traffic, and asks the public, the users of these highways 4n preference to country roads, to cooperate in making traffic safer for every one. Mr. Hinkle points out that everyone who is forced to park a machine on a heavily traveled highway, should bear in mind the danger to which theauto is subjected. Not only is there danger to any party wishing to pass, but also to the car that is parked. The highway commission contemplates erection of signs near all ball parks, public parks and resorts, warning against parking cars on the pavement. Do You Know Your Child*s Classmates? Here they are If he or she is a member of the IB class at Abraham: Lincoln School. Miss Anna Nackenhorst, teacher: Francis Ang-orer, Ralph BramVncU. Irvinl Breedlove, Frederick Browdn*, Jeeee Canter, i Randolph Claffejr Kenneth Cowan, Billy I teeter. Clyde Durret. Richard Egbert. Freeman Gibbs. Raymond Hampton, Russel Harris, Charles Jenkins, George Kerr, Millard McCubbtaa, Robert McKey, Louis Maaarachia. Harold Menzel. Jack Meyers. Harry Mtedema. Lewis Miller, Frederick Morrissey, Bobbie Nichols. Wilfred Pin*. Carlo Prestl, Richard Rader, Elmer Steber.thal. Paul Stetzc-1. Charles Teedrowe. Edward Umholts. Julius Voelker, Walter Welsh. John Wiese. Francis Wilson. Dorothy Craig, Wilma Dewey, Gladys Griffin. Margaret Illy. Mary Latham. May Latta Elizabeth Linkfeld. Gertrude Lyster. Myrtle McDuffie, Faye New-bold. Ruby Parks. Lueile Pasch. Erma Postel. Dorothy Rollings. Charlotte Schrowmeyer, June Sproule, Mary Stoner. Olive Stout, Alma Wheeler and Mary Wilson. The 1A pupils taught by Miss Lucy Toph at Abraham Lincoln School are: Dorothy Donaven. Mary Donaven. Eleanor Dunn, Minnetta Elofson, Dorothy Fagen, June Fletcher, Beulah Halstead. Violet Hampton. Thelma Hardy. Rosie Kretter. Laura Miller. Mildred Wheeler. Gertruda White. Dorothy Worth Raymond Adams. Herman Borkes. Paul Carlyle. Wilbur ('•assay, Morris Culbertson. Herman Easter, Clifford Elkins. Leroy Fisher. Joseph Hardy, Lester Janltz, Norris Knight, Mam-in Lester. James Parham and Lewis Stewart. Reports Comet Stolen Viola Garvin, 1843 Calbin St., reported a cornet valued at f4O had been stolen from her home.

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By WALTER D, BICKMAN I 'Hello, Prosperity," is one of the 1 saddest attempts to entertain I have ! ever run across. It landed at Eng- | lish’s last night for a three-day engagement. It bears a deadly resem | biance to the Marcus show of last : season. That doesn't help it. This show is not for large city theaters. Asa $2 show it hasn't any claim for consideration. The book, if there is one, is mighty dull. Harry L. Cooper is announced as the "inimitable comedian” on the program I For the life of me I can't understand why any one would want to attempt | to imitate him in the material he uses In this show. One of the men in the company, while singing a song attempts to be funny by placing his finger to his nose in a suggestive manner. It’s about time this sort of thing stopped on the American stage. It is not comedy, It is disgusting. Near the close of the first act a male singer informs the audience, in song, that prosperity will sure be here If beer and light wines return. Such "sentiment” received slight applause. Bad taste again is displayed in a scene called "The End of a Perfect' Day,” in which Cooper plays a souse. Althea Barnes really attempts to do something in a song line. She is at her best while singing “The Small Town Girl.” She again lifts the show to a higher level while singing "Those Songs My Mother Used to Sing.” The bfst number of the entire show is contributed by George TillinghasL who j plays a xylophone solo in the orchestra pit. Some of the costumes are: pretty. None of the scenes are elab-| orate. "Hello Prosperity” is on view today, and Saturday at English's. • • • On View Today The folio-wine attractions are on 1 view today: "Hello Prosperity" at English's; Irene Franklin at Keith's; j COCKTAILS Anger Barmaids LONDON, Oct. 13.—English bar- | maids are rapidly becoming tabid i anti-Americans. The seductive cocktail is at fault, i In the good old days, since "Bluff King | Hal” quaffed his nut-brown ale and: Falstaff had his "bitters' from a pew ter mug, the barmaid was an English ; Institution. She was perfectly capable j of drawing ale from the Lap and serv-1 ing it over the bar. or even measuring 1 out a “wee nip" of Scotch. ■ Things have changed and thirsts have changed. The Americans have brought the cocktail habit to lA>ndon, inasmuch as they are not permitted to exercise this habit in their native land. Much as the English dislike the adoption of American methods and customs, they have taken to the cocktail. Palate has conquered over j mind. The cocktail Is an established institution in England.

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