Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 146, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1922 — Page 6

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G. 0. P. SPEAKER!) EXTOLROOSEVELT Judge Wilson of Bioomington Hails Beveridge as T. R.’s Successor. Albert J. Beveridge \ .*as hall ed as thè successor of Theodore Roosevelt by Judge James B. Wilson of Bloomlngton at a meeting In observance of Roosevelt’s blrthday at thè Marion Club last night. Roosevelt was honored throughout thè State at Republlcan meetlngs and gatherlngs of noon luncheon and ci vie organizatlons. Republlcans held seven such programs In Marion County. Frederick E. Schortemeler, secretary of thè Republlcan State committee. In one of these meetlngs in thè Elghth ward, declared lf Roosevelt were alive he would rebuke those who are attempting to ralse a class issue. He accused Samuel M. Ralston, Democratlc nomlnee for United States Senator, of being without an Issue and operatlng a class candidacy.

Do You Know Your Child’s Classmates?

Here they are if he or she attenda thè 1A class at School No. 18, Bioomington and Market Sts., Miss Doris Holmes, teacher: Thelma Test. Harry Murphy. Bianche Murphy, Leroy Bum* James King, Jlmmy Petem, Mary Powd. Ciarence EPglert. MSrgajrt'i Scharlan, Myrl Snyder. Robert Owens. Arthur Brown. Clifford Watson, Helen Martin and Anna Wise. The lAs, taught by Mrs. Ada Miller, are: Mary Brooka. Mary Bewley. Francis Check. Paullne Donovan, Louise Kwinfr. Mary Erney. Msmle Eaglin. Elleen Flynn. Gwendolyn Hatfleld. Alberta Hull. June HIH. Audrey Jores. Franerà Mnlkey. Beverly Meyers. Anna Neese. Mlidred Pnrkhlaer. Ora Stewart. Floren-e Shearer. Audrey Smith, Bonnle Smoot, Jeanette Tabor, Marsraret Toole. Beatrice l'pdike, Irene Wagsoner, Florence Jeffrìea. Lillian Jeffrles. Marlan nayward. Loran Black. Richard Buchanan. Francis Haas. Robert LUtrell. Arthur Miller. Liberi Parker. Paul Prult. Willie Stearns. Elmer Woods. Henry "Wilson. Lewis Coats. Luther Cnrtls. Bonnie Ash. Edward Valideverter. Cari ShaneJl. The 1 As, taught by Mrs. Cora Reutschler, are: Audrey Frye. Evelyn Mace. Elizabeth SJueh'T. Dortha Riddai. Beaste Wood. Edward Cloe. Leroy Gibson. Donald Gown. Wilbur Haroid. Alfred Hnddleston. Ralph Nnse, Harold Rossier, Virdelue Tate. Lester Tate. Larern Adami. Ella Beach. Rosemary Brown, Maxine Benet, Lillian Chambus, Ruth Johnson, leva Keith. Mildred Miskowey, Mae Parker. Doris Ward. Edith Watson. Thomas Bowden. James Retry. Aaron Burr. Joseph Comwell. Harry Cherry. Ceri! Evans. Joseph Harrisoti, James Hlnes. Albert Madden Oscar Warner. Watt Wise. Herbert Washbum. Willie Tounger. Claude Worley. Harold Hepner. Thelma Scott and Ruth Kelly. ASKS FOR RECEIVER Salesm&n Deviare* Roberts Popcorn Machine Co. Near Insolvency. Appolntment of a receiver for thè W. C. Roberts Co., which manufacture* and sells peanut and popcorn machlnes. was asked by Lawrence F. Beulac In a sult flled In Probate Court. Beulac eavs he was thè New England salesman for thè concera, and that lt owes hlm $1,200. which it ts unable to pay, being near insolvency. THREE CARS DAMAGED Three automobìles were sllghtly damaged last night in an aceident on Pennsylvania St. near thè postofflce. Two of thè owners were James M. F.rooks, 2029 Central Ave., and thè Ideal Chemical Company, 189 S East Ft. The driver of thè automobile that struck BrookV car stopped and told Brooks thè' ùa we.s B-_,cV<s* fault and then he drove away. AMUSEMENTS

MURAT TODAY TODAY MATINEE and NIGHT ARTHI’R HOPKINS presenta thè Provineetown Plaj-eps’ Production of Tu rr EI'GENE O’NEILL'S *1 *-* GKF-AT SCCCESS HAIRY APE IWith Louis Wolhelm I Prlres—*l.lo, SI.6S, 52.20. f2.7S Last Two Times Onens In l’hii-aTf) Tomorrow |

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VARIETY TO LEAD Vaudeville Domlnates Week’s Bill. (Continued Frorn Page Five) *— numbers lnterspersed with violili, harp and piano solos. BOBBY PENDER TROUPE—A European importation conslsting of a company of nine which performs feats on high stllts, even lncluding eccentrlc and acrobatic dancing. LA PINE AND EMERY—A comedy team offering a melange of songs, talk and dancing under thè billing “Little What Nots of Vaudeville." FRANK HELM—Singer of popular songs and hard shoe dancer. JUDSON COLE Sleight-of-hand performer, magician and monologist. PETTIT TROUPE —Clrcus stara In a fast exhlbltion of foot juggling and acrobatica. MOVIES —Sunshlne comedy, "Step Llvely, Please,” Movie Chats and Pathe Revlew. -I- -!- -!• Entertainers Retalned. The Ben Meroff and Lloyd Ibach's Entertainers wlll be held over for a second week at thè Palace, beginning Monday afternoon. Another feature of thè bill wlll be Charles Olcott and Mary Ann In “Charlie’s Songs.” The bill wlll Include: “JOHNNY’S NEW CAR”— A comedy presented by Harry Langdon with Jimmy Russell, Peggy and Polly In thè cast. “FUN AT A SODA FOUNTAIN" — A comedy presented by Belle and Ève. Thls couple have a strange use for a soda fountaln. LYMAN AND BARTON—Two singers who made American songs popular In Europe. FISHER AND HURST—A novelty offering. “LOVE NEVER DlES“—Tltle of a King Vldor movie production, thè film offering at thè Palace next week. Cast Include* Lloyd Hughes, Madge Bellamy, Joe Bennett, Clalre McDowell,

BROADWAY JSSL I PEPPY LINCOLN 6506 .ri-",. BURLESQUE I FRANCES FARR I AND HER PACEMAKERS I 16 Greenwich Village Live Modali 16 1 WEDNESDAY NIGHT, AMATEURS FRIDAY NIGHT, FLAPPER CONTEST

ni Al TA STARTING rVIZ-VI-i 1 \J TOMORROW Continuouo Musical Comedy “All Aboard for Dixie” A * o :ne-tickling ENTERTAINMENT that TURNS a GROUCH INTO A SMILE GIRLS —GOWN S—GIGGL ES SPECIAL—FIRST TIME SHOWN—PHOTOPLAY DANGEROOS PATHS —FEATURING—NEVA GERBER AND BEN WILSON Whero are scandal mnngfri sound In tlie xrentest number—thè villane or thè big city? The author of ‘‘DanKrrou* Paths" Insista tlmt thè former is thè hreedlnx xround of sranilal and gohtilp. TWO SHOWS ONE PRIÒE

Winifred Greenwood, Frank Brownle, Julia Brown, Fred Gambaul, Lillian Leighton and others. Movie made from Wlll N. Harben’s hook, “The Cottage of Delight.” One of thè scenes is a train wreck. -I- -I- -IFrances Farr Here “THE PACEMAKERS”—TItIe of Mutual burlesque show at thè Broadway noxt week. Frances Farr, wellknown in burlesque, Is thè chlef member of cast. She wlll present sixteen originai Greenwich Village artist models. They will appear in a studio scene. Cast includes Llda Fay Eldrige, Pauline Hall, Jim Pearl, Eddle Lloyd, Frank Damsell and a chorus. *1- -I- -IColored Show Boolted “PLANTATION DAY'S”—Tltle of a colored revue which has been on vlew in Chicago for some weeks at Green Mills Garden. This revlew carne into exlstence following thè success of “Shuffle Along,” produced by Lawrence Deas. The cast includes Harper and Blanks, thè Plantatlon Four, Hargie Sipp, Dave Tressle and others. The engagement is for all next week at thè' Park Theater. -I- -I- -IAt thè Rialto “FRISCO BOUND” Tltle of musical comedy at thè Rialto next week. Dancing girla, Lowrie and Johnston, Floyd and Taylor, Mason and Earle, featured cabaret performers and thè Barbary Coast Quarterie ore in thè cast Numerous principals ln, 'LOVE, HATE AND A WOMÀN" —Name of a movie feature on thè bill next week. Concerns thè efforts of a woman to win thè man she loves. It is dramatic. Burglar Escapes A negro entered thè Why Store, 29 E. Ohio St., yesterday, selzed an overcoat and ran out. Albert Oels, manager of thè Store, telephoned for police, but thè negro escaped.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PROFESSOR DEAD Frederick L. Harding Was Cousln of President Harding. Frederick Lanthrop Harding, presldent of thè Aromatlc Products Corporation, dled at 10:30 p. m. Friday at hls home 2159 N. Pennsylvania St. Mr. Harding was a cousln of Presldent Harding. He was bora In New

AMUSEMENTS BEST HNOWN ECCEHTRJC COMEDIAT^^^ [BILLY B.VANÌ JAMES J.CORBETT FORME R CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT BOXER OF THE W-010 MN A SPIRITED TRAVESTY J I FIRST APPEARAN'CB IN AMERICA RUPERTINGALESE ONE OF THE WORLD'R FTNKST JCGOLERS AND Hl* FLCNKEYS 81PPOBTED BY MISS ANGELA UREI, THE EMINENT PIANIST FROM THE QIEKN'B HALL, LONDON. CHARLES U TUC TUDCC AC IIC 7 ’ SYLVIA HARRISON Int I VllfCt UT UO DAKIN NELSON CHARLES SNOW & COLUMBUS WITH HARRIET HOCTOR In ‘‘PROMISE FRANK , PATRICIA KELLAM & O’DARE __ “CHASINO THE BLCES” ALICE HAMILTON “A BREATII O F LA VENDE K AND OLD LACE” I IRHT NEASON IN VAUDEVILLE OF THE CONCERT MCSICIANS HEGEDUS SISTERS JUAN REYES PREMIERE VIOLINISTS AND PIANIST PATHE NEWS ITopics of thè Day—Aesop’s Fables Evenings, 30c to sl.lO. Matinee, l / 2 Price SHUBERT-PARKI YOU’VE HEARD OF si “’J “SHUFFLE ALONG” N lx T ON BROADWAY FOR TWO YEARS WEEK AND 3TILL GOING BTRONG YV A- gl NOW COMES THE GREATEST OF ALL ATTRACTIONS OF THIS TYPE “PLANTATION Ffc A\l fli J 9 Forty of America’s |U> jrs 1 Colored Artista jig Vn - - --JJ g| Dlreot From a Sensatlonal 25-Week Run In Chicago With HARPER & BLANKS DAVE & TRESSIE | IMAR.JORIE SIPP GEO. PASHA HARRIS & HOLLY JAS. P. JOHNSON THE PLANTATION FOUR Elgar’s Famous | '7SI Syncopated 1 1 HSJ Band U2j | A Pepper Chorus Without an Equal Posltlvely thè Fastest Movlng Snappiest, Jazzlest, Slr glng and Dancing Revue Ever Offered In America. pìiiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiinyaliniitiiniimfliniiiHfliiilUiiliUliiniiiiiiiiiruiiiMlUiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiniinniiiiiiiflraiiiimffinnfßiiHimifinitKiiiimiiniliUjilHmilUliDUlHiusuiims H | NOTHING LIKE IT EVER IN INDIANAPOLIS I I Mi!lllltUIIUiUUIlltIllHI,illl!IHIItll3l!l!lll!liniIflllflilinRni!l!IIIIilflìl!IIBllilllllBlfflIlDliBllinilllllllllllfflllRBIIIUinìlll||||lJiJfflffllHIBltllIUIil!lIlllillIIIflllllJIIIl(llfliiniillffl I Entlre Production Produced by Lawrence Deas, Producer of I Prize Halloween Mask Ball ELITE DANCE HALL CORNER COLLEGE AND 11TH ST. TUESDAY EVENING, Conny’s Syncopating Orchestra

York, July 20, 1868, thè son of Dr. William L. Harding, and received hls education at Columbia University. For flfteen years he was a teacher in thè College of Pharmacy at Newark, N. J. Mr. Harding carne to Indianapolis shortly before thè World War. He is survlved by a widow, two sona, William Frederick Harding, and George Stanly Harding and one daughter,

Miss Betty Marie Harding. Funeral arrangements have not been made. ROBBED 0F S2O Woman Attaoked as She Was Entering Her Apartment. Mrs. Louis Tumer, 814 N. Meridian St., was attacked by a negro who robbed her of a purse, last night, as

AMUSEMENTS VAUDEVILLE’S FAVORITE PLAYERS J. K. EMMET MARY RYAN & CO. % IN A NEW COMEDY OFFERING “THE LIQUOR / \ PIPATE” ( À: BY EMMET DEVOY AND 808 YOUNG mS f FRANK HELMS VERSATILE ENTERTAINER v\ PETTIT TROUPE > FOOT JUGGLERS AND 1W ACROBATS cole LAPINE & EMERY ADDED FEATURE! EUROPE’S WONDER ACT BOBBY PENDER TROUPE SENSATIONAL EXHIBITION ON HIGH STILTS DANCING IN THE LYRIC BALLROOM AFTERNOON AND EVENING MOTION PICTURES

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she was enterlng her apartment. The purse-snatcher was hidlng behlnd a telephone pole. As Mrs. Turner reached her home thè thief ran to her and selzed her hand bag, despite her efforts to hold lt. He opened thè hand bag and took her purse which contained S2O. The thief threw thè hand bag and purse on thè ground and ran.

OGT. 28, 1922

PURSE STOLEN Thief Gets Sl7 and Sé Worth of Stnef Car Ticket*. Nellie King, employed in thè town ship trustee’s office, 412 Saks build ing, reported her purse was stolen from that office yesterday. The pur® contained sl7 and Street car ticket* worth $5.