Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1922 — Page 7

OCT. 21. 1922

COUNTYfIBSENT VOTERS'BULLOTS , nip ni Clerk Will Mail Out Blanks to Severa! Hundred Scattered Voters Monday. Pink, white and yellow absentee voters’ ballots wiil leave Indianapolis Monday, for all points of thè compass Several hundred citlzens of thè city in all parts of thè United States and one in Canada have requested thè county clerk to send them. The pink ones contain thè naraes of State candidates, thè white thè county and thè yellow slips thè township aspirants’ names. Five thousand of each kind will be printed, as 3.300 absentee voters took part in thè 1920 election. The ballots cannot be sent out until flfteen days before each election and thè time limit for obtaining them is set at two days before election. Oct. 23 and Nov. 4 are thè limiting dates this year. They may be retumed to thè county clerk until 9 p. m. election day. Government employes In Washington, D. C.. head thè list numerically. Old soldiers in military homes at Dayton, Ohio, and Marion, Ind., form a large group. Health seekers in Florida and thè West ulso run atrong. Travehng salcsmen have asked for rnany ballots. Many residents in thè city conflned to their homes will use thè ballots thè record shows. Soldiers also want to vote, as is rahown by requests from Army ofll:ers from Camp Bennlng, Georgia, and Washington, D. C. The Navq contains one Indianapolis voter, at least, for a request for a ballot is on file from a gob on thè U. S. S. Shawmut of thè Atlantic fleet. Indianapolis daughters scattered throughout thè land as school teachers will take part in thè voting.

Pennsylvania Near Washington Commencing, Monday, Oct. 23 IThe Hit of New York Vaudeville Palaces | Ben Meroff & Lloyd ibach’s | ENTERTAINERS WITH ALLAN QUIRK, SAXOPHONE VIRTUOSO IN “3TEPS and TUNES” ; s —TO ALL MUSIC LOVERS—THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL AND UNUSUAL SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA WHICH WITH PERFECT EASE BECOMES A SYMPHONY ORGANIZATION. SS! Home Town TreatU^^ IMR. LLOYD IBACH HAS ARRANGED A CONTEST FOR LOCAL SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRAS, THE WINNER TO RECEIVE A PURSE OF GOLD—IT’S DIFFERENT. WATCH TOMORROW’S PAPERS FOR | NAMES OF CONTESTANTS. MR. IBACH WILL PERSONALLY k JUDGE EVERY ORCHESTRA. EXTRA ADDED FEATURE “THE SHEIK” DIRECT FROM ARABIA NOT A MOVIE, BUT A REAL LIFE SON OF THE DESERT | It’s Different | and look | It’s Dilferen, ■■ % fifii iIJCT ■■■ ||§ KNIGHT & KNAVE i BURKE, WALSH & NANA GIFFORD & MORTON §f Unique Novelty “They’re Peculiar” “Pebbles” DIX I E HAMILTON A SYNCOPATED COCKTAIL WITH A DASH OF PERSONALITY THEN SEE The Mother of Humoresque I VERA GORDON I “YOUR BEST FRIEND” A STORY OF MOTHER LOVE— , I . THAT’S DIFFERENT Continuous From 12 Nodo Tiil 11 P. M. MATS. 15c-25c —EVES. 25c-40c | It’s Differenti ffìft Biiferent si rene HAGER & lEDDIE HUMEI VALAND CERVO & I §2l gene GREEN GOODWIN & COMPANY ! GAMBLE I MORO |ED JANIS AND BAND j —-! ! ' REVUE afl JOHNNY HINES IN “SURE FIRE FLINT” | |S| OMHBHMKVT

ENTRANTS’ LETTERS Little CON-testants Write to Editor Adam Phaik, our now missing CON- licited 2,000 families and have 1,812

test editor, receives a bag of mali frem interested little CON-testants in our mammoth clrculation snatching CON-test evory day. We cannot reproduce ìt all —we can’t even read it all—but we appreciate this interest on thè part of CON-testants We are moved to announce, however, thajt letters from chlldren under 70 yeats of age cannot be considered for publication. Here is an example of a letter in Fditor Adam Phaik's mail today: Mr. Adam Phaik, CON-test Editor, Indianapolis Times, Sky Floor, Athletic Club Bldg., City. My Bear Dam Phaik: Kindly enter thè name of my 5-year-old pon in your CON-test. Cali me over thè phone any midnight and ITI give you bis name. I would have him cali on you personally, but he is so bowlegged he couldn't grip thè Steel pilasters in climbing to your office. My son wants to win Ivan in your CON test. He needs Ivan in his business, he says, in going to and from kindergarten. I think these newspaper circulation CON-tests. like chieken-pox, measles, mumps, stopped up sewers in thè basement, etc., serve admirably to lend comfort to thè community, thus teaming it with strikes, coal shortage and high rents. I will trade you a two fer for a miilion of your rubles. Yours Culpritudinously, HICKABACK SAXOPHONE PRUNES Herc is another from an enthusiastìc CON-testant: Dear Adam Phaik: Am very much interested in your CON-test. T have mj dlscharge papera from thè insane asylum and wonder if having these papera will prohlbit me from entering. If necessary I can prove I was not entitled to them. I have already so-

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fifty-year subscriptions. Of thè families solicited, only one was angered, and that was, due to thè fact that I called on them before they had reitred for thè night. Yours, A. NUISANCE. U. P. Lift writes to Adam Phaik that he (or she) believes “this is a chance of a lifetime to malte a personal sacriflce that will redounti to thè financial gain of Lowd-Noyes & Co., our circulation snatching promoters, and asks that we “ —role me with your other happy CON-testants.” A Foolfer Fun writes that he would like to meet Miss Abigail Applesaucc our sob starting lady novelist, and hopes in our CON-test he will win as many rubles as he had cooties in thè Army. P. D. Quillpen, A. W. O. L. (artis without lucre) telegraphs us his entr> into thè CON-test. Numberless coupons, properly filieti have been received.

Four visiting school teachers eutered a drug store. Three ordered tht thrilling, if not wlse, mixture of a “coke” and a dish of strawberry ic cream. The othor ordered a chocola.

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soda, which she attempted to suck through thè spoon.—W. E. J. A woman walked down Market SI. carrying a pumpking in a coai hod. —J. D. A man on a Brìghtwood car offered his seat to a woman, providing she let him read thè comic sheet of thè Indianapolis Times, which she was reading.—P. B. M. A newsboy, very shabbily dressed, wearing an old panama hat, proudly exhibited his white golfi wrist watch to all his eustomers.—P. B. M.

AMjJSEMDNTS |! WEEK OF OGTGBER 22ad 1 i Heid Over By Insistent Dsmand of thè Show Lcvcrs 1 of Indianapolis |2nd BIG WEEK j Oi tha Smashing Musical Ccmsdy-Vaudsvilia Revua | “SUCCESS”! | Fsaturing thè Inimitable Hsbrew Comedian ABE REYNOLDS : FLOSSIE ÉVERETTE EE II HOLMES: | Julia Glfford Fred C. Hackett ; ! Jack Gragsr ! j AHD I Forty Famaus Funmakers With a Chorus of j 23-HANO PICKEO PEACfiES-20 j AND 19 VAUDEVILLE STAHS INCLUDING: THE ROYAL PEKIN TROUPE; RENO WARREN and O’BRIEN [ BERNARD and SCARTH | and Others ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAM A Bigger Hit Than Ever Ask Your Friend V/ho Saw thè Show PEPPY LI ncoln 6506 K 15. IBURLsiSQIjEi j JAZZ BABIES I SCOTTI E FRI EDELL I GEO. BROADHURST E Only Burlesque Show In Town DON’T MISS THE BIG AMATEUR CONTEST WEDNESDAY NIGHT PERFECT FORM CONTEST—FRIDAY NIGHT I RIALTO—!™!"* | CONTINUOUS MUSICAL COMEDY 1 “All Aboard for Dixie” 1? ‘A SPINE-TICKLING ENTERTAINMENT THAT TURNB A il GROUCH INTO A SMILE GIRLS —GOWNS —GIGGLES 1 SPECIAL—FIRST TIME SHOWN—PHOTOPLAY si DANGEROUS PATHSg —FEATURNG— * NEVA GERBER and BEN WILSON i Wbere are scandal mongers founrl in thè greatest number — thè village or thè big city ’t The atithor of “Dangerous Paths” Insista that thè former is thè breedlng ground of scaudal and TWO SHOWS—ONE PRICE PRIZE MASQUERADE BALL THURSDAY AND SATURDAY', OCT. 18 AND 21. I'rizes to tlie best, neatcst and Most Coinifall.v Dressed Con pio, ELITE DANCING ACADEMY CORNER COLLEGE AVE. AND EEEVENTU STREET. Dancing Every Tueiday, Thursduy and Saturday. Seidel’s Orchestra. Checking l’ree. > Gents, 50c. Ladies, 2.10 A. D. Cole man. r j. j,-. Kernel

WILLCELEBRATE STATE MI DAY V _________________ Indiana to Participate in National Campaign With Programs Friday. Indiana will celebrate Navy day next Friday as part of a National campaign In thè interest of thè Navy. The value of thè Navy In peace

time, as weil as during wars, will be emphasized by speakers. Maurice E. Tennant of Indianapolis is Siate chairman. A message by Lieut. O. O. Kessing, in charge of thè locai Navy recruiting station, will be broadeasted by radio from Indianapolis. The following program of talks to high school and college students has college students has been arrangod. Judge Arthur R. Robinson of Superior Court and Maurice Tennant, Cathedral High School; Solon J. Carter, former

| li™ 1 pfy “Sweetheart of thè Dance’* |mlle.rhea: fPfl | lS Assisted by Jos. Mack Jr. and Co. A ' / SS in a Brilliant Offering of Music, || H ODDITIES OF 1922 - \ | P BOWMAN BROTHERS *[§ K LYNN & UNA WESLEY 0S "' ’ 2 m Village Vamp” p S CLINTON & CAPPELL ROSE GARDEN LOCKHART & LADDIE 8 The Little Wop The Musical Girl Knockabout Eccentrics Y? EXTRA! ' EXTRA! S K THE BIG A MERRY g FUN NOVELTY figGj RIOTOFMIRTH g l'/v vQj Something new to tickle thè risibilities. You start with a chuckle Ltl and finish in a roar of laughter at Billy’s Famous irj| pjj “Bohbin’ Uo and Down” Contest.

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Superior Court judge, Technical High School; Judge Sidney F. Miller of Superior Court, Errmerich Manual Training High School; Lieutenant Payne, in charge of thè United States Naval Reserve force unit of Indianapolis, and Lieuteant Kessing, Butler College. Bed Sheets Stolen Six bed sheets hanging on thè line proved to attractive for a thief, according to M. D. Chamhers, 1515 N. Meridian St. he value was sls.

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GROCERY ROBBED Tliieves Enter Store on RockviUe Ho ad. felice were r.sked today to investigate thè robbery of a grocery store belonging to Hessler & Mitchell, 4403 RockviUe road, last night. When thè store was opened a hole was sound in thè front door*’glass. The place was ran3acked and a cash regìster valued at $175, thè contenta of thè cash register, thè amount of which thè proprietors could not give, and $25 worth of cigarettes were taken.

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