Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1923 — Page 3
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923
CORONER PUCES SUICIDE LABEL ON CLEMENTS DEATH Still Open for Evidence in Shooting of Local Commission Man, While D. L. Phipps, coroner of Johnson County, announced that the coroner’s jury had returned a verdict of suicide in the death of William E. Clements, 52, of Southport, he also made it plain today that he was willing to hear any further evidence in the case. Clements was half owner in the firm of George B. Walton & Cos., 207 E. Maryland St., commission merchants. He walked from the store early Friday. When he failed to return and did not arrive at home, friends asked the police to search for him. James Malone and Thomas Smith, farmers, on their way to work in Greenwood early Saturday, found Clements’ body. Clements was sitting in the back seat of his automobile, a bullet through his heart. A revolver lay beside him. The automobile was on the Honey Creek Road, two and a half miles southwest of Greenwood. Clements' funeral will be held at his residence in Southport at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Clements is survived by two sisters Mrs. Richard Chenoweth of New York and Mrs. Maro Thompson of St. Louis. Henry Fingerly, Clements’ business partner, said Clements had been despondent since the death of his wife about a year ago.
HUSBAND AND BOARDER HELD AFTER SHOOTING Woman in Serious Condition From Bullet Wound. Bertha Davis, colored, 417 Cora St., was in the city hospital today in a serious condition from a buliet wound. Arthur Davis, colored, her husband, was under arrest charged with shooting with intent to kill. Mrs. Davis told police her husband shot her. He denied the charge. James Jones, colored, who roomed at the Davis home, was under arrest on a vagrancy charge. He told police he was near the house when he heard two shots. Then Davis and two other colored men ran out of the house, he said, according to police. Mrs. Davis followed. She went to the home of Levi Wodson, colored, 410 Cora St., and said her husband shot her. police said. The police were called. Davis was arrested later. The bullet struck Mrs. Davis in the abdomen.
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By WALTER D. HICKMAN MOVIELAND boasts of something new. Movie experts for some time have been trying to make movies in natural colors. At the Ohio this week Is “The Toll of the Sea," which is announced" as the first natural color movie, ..■■-&V.4 meaning that the picture was not gpmry tinted after it was BA** made. On the same bill Is anew GoldX/i ST ' wyn photoplay, “Gimme,” with Kate I,ester, Helene Chadwick and A v CTIP- others. The natufojyAifc ral c °l° r movie visuallzes fairyland, *7?-' a Chinese love KATE LESTER paradise. This pic-, ture was made by the Technicolor Motion Picture Corporation. Here we have in natural colors the beauty of a Chinese garden. This natural color process is new and may take some little time before a movie audience adjusts itself to this sudden Introduction to natural beauty. The director has been very bold, as this old Chinese legend has a most unhappy ending. It tells the story of the oriental marriage of an American and a Chinese girl. He sails away and forgets. She remains in China with a broken heart until a son is born. The American returns with his American wife and the crushed little China lady gives her son to the pretty American wife. Then the sea claims the broken hearted little Chinese girl as a victim. Although the ending is sad. there is •j much beauty in this photoplay that me really forgets the tear at the end of the story. Anna May Wong as the little Chinese wife is as pretty a picture as one would want to see. In contrast to the sadness of this movie is “Gimme," anew Goldwyn comedy affair. The women will love this one because the modern business
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woman has the last word In this story. The story preaches this slogan: Marriage is a fifty-fifty proposition. The wife teaches her husband the lesson that a wife should not be forced to ask her husband for an allowance, but that she has the right, to 50-50 of all the money. A husband doesn’t like to heat his wife say “gimme” every time she wants anew dress. She knows she is entitled to it without saying “gimme.” The expert services of Helene Chadwick, Gaston Glass, Kate Lester and H. B. Walthall are used in telling this smart little story. This nicely balanced bill is on view all week at the Ohio. -I- -I- -ILights and Music Used to Great Success at Circle Modest Altschuler Is doing something new and mighty fine at the Circle this week. He is mixing lights and melody. During the playing of the overture, “Raymond,” which precedes the Valentino movie, “The Young Rajah,” lights are played on a big vase on the stage. With every change in the musical mood of the overture, lights are so played upon the vase in such a way to reflect the mood of the music. This idea is new to me and it is being successfully introduced by Mr. Altschuler at the Circle this week. As an encore, the orchestra is playing a Russian novelty, called “The Mosquito Song.” The new conductor at the Circle Is Introducing many new ideas. He is making the musical part of the Circle program a real drawing card. Interest of many this week at the Circle Is centered upon Rudolph Valentino In “The Young Rajah." Many people are Interested in Ruddy regardless of the vehicle. It is Ruddy that the crowds want to see. Valentino In this picture really does not have the chance to act as he had in “Blood and Sand.” It was in this picture that Ruddy convinced the
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screen world that he could actually act. In “The Young Rajah” he doesn't have a chance to do anything worth while. Oh, yes, he makes love beautifully, rolls his eyes while making love, but eye rolling isn’t acting to me. If Ruddy rebelled from appearing in such stories as “The Young Rajah," then I am for him. Please rerfiember I may be In the minority in this matter because the Circle is playing to capacity' or started out that way yesterday. I am convinced that it is Valentino that the public wants, not the story. He is the whole works. Have your own idea about this one. Thank you. At the Circle all week. -!- -1- -1Doug Is Again on View in “Robin Hood” “Robin Hood” with Douglas Fairbanks is on view this week at Mister Smith’s. No record of the screen’s achievements is complete without including this picture among the best photoplays of the year. This department has gone Into detail concerning this merry, merry picture of the old days in England. It is romance at its best. It is a typical Fairbanks picture. I recommend every foot of this picture. Those who have not seen it should not pass up this opportunity to enjoy a real photoplay. At Mister Smith’s all week. ‘ -I- -i- -IDouble Bill on View at the Isis The program for the first half of the week at the Isis brings Zena Keefe in anew picture "Tho Broken Silence,” and winds up the “Leather Pusher” aeries with “Round 12.” In “Round 12” the champion has his last battle and this time the “kid” goes down for the count. Some of the hard fisted squared ring followers, may be Inclined to get “weepy”
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satisfaction among the workingmen. The picture Is well directed, has good continuity, all the elements of romance and intrigue and several clever comedy situations that catch one unawares. The photography is excellent and there are several sets of unusual beauty. The cast could hardly be Improved upon. .It is as follows: Bhani Keogh ........... Hobart Bosworth Derith Keogh Claire Windsor Angus Campbell . .1...-. .Itookeiiffo Fellowea A1 Norton Ford Sterling Jean McPherson Eleanor Boardnian John Trevalyn. Thomas Holding Mrs. McPherson Eugenie Besserer John Keogh Nigel Barria The Prince Stuart Holmes Bride Margaret Loomis At the Apollo all week. (By the Observer).
DEAFNESS CAUSE OF NEAR TRAGEDY Woman Thanks Firemen for Heroism, .Firemen who risked their lives to save a woman Wednesday will not go unthanked. Mrs. Josephine Ahern, 61, of Massachusetts Avo., came to The Times office today to oay she was the woman to avoid whom Chauffeur Erwin Fossatti of fire squad company No. 1 swerved his truck into a street car at New York St. and Massachusetts Ave. Mrs. Ahern said that she was deaf and did not hear the truck, and that, because her mind was troubled, she failed to notice It. She saw the accident, but did not know until evening that she was the cause, she said. A letter of thanks will bo sent to Fire Chief O'Brien, Mrs. Ahern said.
Women’s x *\ t Men’s All-Wool N 9 Worsted • Slip-On . WORK Sweaters HdCSmV PANTS jj *1.98 *1.49 | i; ; ! il ll ___________ Tuesday Will Be SUIT DA YU New Spring Saits Tailored , <|? Colors Are: Draped, y MW Ms Navy Blue, Blouse ipr jMF Kit Grey, and Box Jf Tan and Models Brown Suits in their many beautiful and varied styles will be unusually popular this Spring. The Fair anticipated this far In advance. Our orders for Suits were of the first to be placed and practically at our own price, because the suit makers were in need of work. Hence our customers can now select their new suits here at fully one-fourth less than its actual worth. Shop at the Fair and save. 1 | Spring Capes and Coats ji -■ For Women and Misses—Specially Priced at R.. /'' . Beautifully fashioned of finest Bolivia . wend ;! ' draped, blouse and sports models. Richly / 3) || s* '! | PS < silk lined. Colors are navy, black, gray H . /J TV ' ij and sand. Better get yours now while \ H gj/ yp :| selections are complete. / JEL 1 winter Coats Beaded Dresses To" o )$ lO ~ SSO and $35 and $25 18 Values ) Sizes 36 to 44—Stouts, 46-56 / s' §1 | $25 Women s Fur-Trimmed / / I ■ Silk Plush Coats IJ j Prices now are\ a | much cheaper thanfy g an l they will be next/ B|H /Oil / Wl Straight Lined, Paneled, j year. Sizes 16 to 44. ) A \Jr Decorated With Steel 7r rahn- i > and Iridescent Beads j Clean-Up of All Girls •/;>f “S T • - I M'R ■'l When you consider the assortment J Xhf 1 ys) ~ff~ •y* I rto fg /I^RS-ruir ) iflf 1 I and see their wondrous styling, you } “V All vUu vw OmilSK will agree that the Fair is the place ■y „ . 1J? , - Wiiiiifc itlil 1 Mli?/ for best values in dresses. | Fur and self-trimmed U■ < models. Every Coat Colors Are Navy — Black—Brown | years. g ° " j Sizes for Women and Misses—l 6to 44 Easter Sale of Boys’ j Spring Sale of Girls’ New |f Suits Gingham Dresses “L\ r 'khea’d "arG $Ff .75 Sizes 6to 14 Years i now buying v / U>. :\Z I their sons’ new o‘ j§ gs CS X-j ’Easter Suit.© | Fair prices are B * lower, and Fair quality high. * w Styles that are the newest. . , Materials that, are durable for Pretty checks and plaids, also VfHSpgPn the active boy. Knickers are p hiin Chambrays taMw Spring 'ttgKjHjj r 2-Pants SUITS I>leaso BEm Strong Cashmeres TOts Gmg. DrCSSCS
JUDGE BILL MAI CAUSE UPHEAVAL Shank Faction Opposes Measure as Aid to Evans. Another upheaval in local political circles is expected to result from the passage of the bill establishing anew city court In Indianapolis, It was Indicated today. The bill passed the Sen-
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Declares Tanlac Helped Her So Marvelously When Suffering From Nervous Breakdown, Gratitude V/on’t Permit Her to Remain Silent. “I am just so thankful for the way my health is being restored that I feel like telling everybody about Tanlac,” recently said Mrs. Emma Eckert, residing at 2215 E. New York St., Indianapolis, Ind. “For a year or more I have been badly run-down and was almost a nervous wreck. My nerves would not let me sleep, and even the playful romps of my three ittle children would up-
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ate Saturday, 27-8, and is now In the hands of Governor McCray for his signature. The measure has been opposed by William H. Freeman, Republican county chairman: John Walker, city superintendent of street cleaning, and other Shank Republicans. Members of this faction insist the bill Is Intended to work to the advantage of Prosecutor William P. Evans and his faction of the party. The new judge is to be appointed by Governor McCray and it is said the appointment will be on Evans’ recommendation. Evans is a son-in-law of the Governor. No intimation has been given as to who the appointee will be.
set me. In fact, I seemed to be right on the verge of a complete collapse, for I was scarcely able to do my housework and look after the needs of my family. “After seeing a statement from a lady whose case was much like mine I began taking Tanlac myself, and felt a marked Improvement before the first bottle was gone. I am on my fourth bottle now and my appetite is better, my nerves more quiet, and my sleep more restful. My relief has been wonderful, considring that my condition was so bad, and I am going to keep right on with Tanlac until 1 feel entirely recovered. lam getting better every day.” Tanlac Is for sa’e by all good druggists. Over 35-million bottles sold. —Adv.
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