Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1923 — Page 5

TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1923

ELEPHANT TALKS, 1 CLOWNS PLAY AT SAHARA'S CUDS Bucking Mule, Cotton Candy, Acrobats 'n Ever'thing in Coliseum. Circus season officially has been opened In Indianapolis. Lacking canvas tents and luring Bideshows, yet featuring real elephants, funny clowns, flying acrobats, tumblers and trained animals of all descriptions, Saraha Grotto opened Its annual circus Monday night in the coliseum at the State fairground. Performances will be given twice daily all week. From the opening grand march to the closing act, the ur.noun table mule, “Maude,” there was not a dull moment as three rings, coupled with antics of clowns over the coliseum, kept the crowd entertained. A realistic circus background was completed with vendors of peanuts, cotton candy, crackerjack, lemonade and pop com present everywhere. Two bands played. Attention of the spectators was di.rected on "Tillie,” said to be the old'est elephant in captivity. •‘Tillie” will be 107 Wednesday, and performed her tricks In the arena Monday night -as if she were only In her ’teens. Among her special stunts was the pronunciation of “papa,” and playing “dead” as a "soldier elephant.” “Tillie” will observe her birthday anniversary with a special program. A birthday cake has been made for her. Twe~ty-three acts compose the eho T Admirers of every kind of animal saw their favorites perform. There were horses, dogs, ponies, monkeys and elephants. All showed careful training. Tumblers and whirling acrobats entertained the crowd. Members of the Saraha Grotto circus committee: Othniel Hitch, chairman; Oliver R. Wald, secretary; Wallace Giffen, publicity; E. E. Wood Nichols, tickets: Chester O. Martin, house; .T. Earl Shea, program.

K. OF C. SCHOOL TO HONOR 232 GRADS

Two hundred and thirty-two students of the Knights of Columbus Ex-Service Men’s Night School will receive diplomas for proficient work during the past six months at 113 E. Maryland St., this, evening, k Dick Miller, president of the City FTrust Company, will speak on “How to Get On in the World.” Simon P. Roache, principal, has charge of the commencement exercises. Those to receive diplomas and their subjects: Radio DtkEpt Andrews. Charles E. Brooks. Robtrt E. Francis, John P. Kewney, William F. wuckenbaeher. Traffic Management Clarence J. Beidleman, John S. Buck. Clarence H. Clarke. Frank P. Dugan, Fred L. gnfle. Basil Monford. F.ngltsh and Arithmetic Moses Adame. M. G. Craig. Thomas A. francy, John E. Dorsey. Frank J Dwyer. August J. Eisner. Coder A. Lime. Ray Hausser. Edward P. lit:ok. Floyd Harkley. Rnt<’rt C. Newby Leonard Rsthz. John J. I.w, Henry J- S<-hneider. Charles D. Taylor. Ct.stave W. Wolff, Edward F. Zeller. Drafting Joseph J. Berk. Frank A. Brady. Leonard Brannock, William Buckman. Darrel! Clearwater. Anthony Conway, Edward Doll. Roy W. Drtndtng. P. H. Fitzpatrick, Albert J. Frank. Paul B. Eeseeldenr. Ralph P. Hollenbeck, Ellis Kaufman. Robert M. Knox. Herman Kurtz. Dona’d Mannon. John J. Meehan. John J. Olsen, Ce il B. Pendergsst, Kelly Quillen. Paul A. Stelnhllber. Herman E Stevaeon. I.eroy Thompson. Marvin Tindrr. William W. Zarmg. Public Speaking Vayne N. Armstrong. Leona Braekman, y .ire Braekman. Car! A. Dokkemoddle. Dr. Stephen I. Egart. Philip J. Fitzsimmons, Andrew Gabriel. Edward Grande. Lester J Heath. Floyd W. Hoover. Glenn F. Kline, Samuel Koffltr. Mrs. Anna Laux, Maurice Lindiey. John A. Lyons. Richard B. Salisbury, H. M. Stacy, Leland Thorne. Harry M. Wagner. Show Card Writing Tran Coogle. Joseph B. Davey. Rena* Edwards. B. C. Frantz. Louis J. Frey. James Haverkamp, Thomas Lynch. Pleasant Martin. Jess Miksell, Henry C. Moll. Charles R. McKillip, Louis Otterbach, Earl M. Wise. Clarence C. Wood. ✓ Stenography Katlirvn L Barber. Vivian L. Barber. Beatrice Callahan. Nellie N. Casey. Martha aC earwater, William Eb> lar.d, Charlotte piottmoller. Mary Grannon. Curry M. Harris. "Thelma L. Hobson. Willella Jett. Tarnetius Lash. John Lippert. John C. I.otz. Emma Mayer, Ruth 11. Petit-son. Frances Pfister, Beatrice Pope, Raymond J. Rice. John A Short. Clara Taylor. Helen E. Taylor. Charles W. Thorp. Julia Turner, Jesse D. Wise. Bookkeeping Albert A. Ashlers. Howard A3he. Harry A. 8011, Bertha Birck. Charles S. Brooks. William E. Burns. John P. Cochrane. Edward Fox, Lucille Gohman. John Graham. John E. Horbough. Samuel H-rkwitz. Henry J. Hollenbeck. Loo Hoscy. Ralph J. Katzen-berg-er, Frank J. Koesters. Herman W. Kramer, Ernest Line. Frances Merl. Champ Neville, Arthur C. Patrick. Clarence Schneider. Louis D. Shelton, Clerence B. Shepherd. Wilbur M. Smith. Bessie Taylor, Hazel D. Wilkins. Welding Leslie Ahbott. Hobart Bank*. Art Bo**, Herbert Brinkerhoff, Dennis G. Burn*. Floyd H. Campbell. Albert Franke, E. F. Gossard. W. H. Hall. Francis J. Honan. James C. Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole Have Musterole handy when a cold starts. It has all of the advantages of grandruother’s mustard plaster without the blister. You just apply it with the fingers. First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores, then comes a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief. Made of pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients, Musterole is recommended by many nurses and doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches aof the back or joints, sore muscles, Psprains, bruises chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. It may prevent pneumonia and “flu." 35c and 65c jars and tubes. Better than a mustard plaster. —^Advertisement.

Famous Actress to Try Come-Back

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Lily Langtry, also known as Lady de Bathe, stage favorite and charmer of princess, earls, diplomats and millionaires of a generation ago, now announces she’ll attempt a comeback to the stage—at 71! BOY, 9, IS SLUGGED Colored Youth Attacks I .ad. Then Robs Ilim. Police Told. A i>-yeajMsld boy was robbed of his watch by a 14-year-old boy, according to detectives, who searched today for the young bandit. ■William Dowdel, 1523 Ashland Av., told police a colored boy slugged his son and took a watch from the boy. The watch was valued at $5. The robber wore a gray sweated, dark cap and dark trousers. Bank Book and SlO Taken While at Market and Pennsylvania Bts., Mrs. Catherine Conrad, 857 S. Pershing Ave., was robbed of $lO, she told police. The money was 'in a bank book.

Hughe*. George N. Irwin. Wilbur Llch, H. W. Meyer. Framt Mitchell. Harry K. Moore, W. F. Montgomery, William A Srhoo’e-. Charles V. Sharp, J. H. Thoma-s. Charles E. Van Hook, Alva West. Commercial Art John 5. Dugan, Pleasant D. Martin. Herman S. Medenwald, Cornelius J. O Bnen. Earl Wise. Salesmanship Leo A. Budenz. Burton J. Deccan, Lester A Haller, Merle G. Harris. John F. Luther. Clay M. Moyer. John J. Me Neff. Joseph F O’Hara, John J. Quinn. Arthur J Sehmnlz. I. Sifferlen. E.ii* Simpshn. Lyman Smith. Walter Subers. Clell L. Taylor. Robert F. Volz. Fred P. Zipp. C W. Zlgler. Auto Mechanic# William M. Bavender, Joseph Beekert. < Charles Beidleman. Clarence Biltiroier. <i 11 Bowles, Neal Bruen, Earl Caldwell, Ralph i C. Case, Giles Davis, Verne E. Dilley, Harold | Easley. FVed Elstrod, Leo J. Fii**er, W. B. | Findley. Everett Fuller. Herbert Henery, Harvey Heth, Ezo R. Hinkle, Harry C Hite, Francis J. Honan, Lester Hoppes. Thomas J. Johnson, Hugo A. Kaiser, Frank Kelly. Wilbur E. Licit. S. Maganhcimer. W&iu.-e Malld. John L. Morris Clay N. Moyer. Karl X. MeKien. Tony Petrie. Fred H. Reynolds. Edward J. Riba, J. W. Ryan, Willis II Skidmore. Valentine Stroj, Nap'.lcon A Taylor. Hers'hell Thomas, Art J. Van Camp, Charles E. Van Hook, Charles C. Wade. Churl's Warren, Adam Watkins. O, B. Watkins, C It. Watkins. Thomas A. Willett. Gustave Wolff. John A. Wright. John Yercn. FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zcmo There is one remedy that seldom ! fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation, and that makes ; the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with j Zcmo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight. Itching usually stops Instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 36c; an extra large bottle, SI.OO. It Is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins.—Advertisement. STOMACH TROUBLE DISAPPEARED Baptist Minister of North Carolina Says He Owes His Good Health to Use of Black-Draught. Summit, X. C.—“My health is good end I can say with pleasure T owe it: to Black Draught,” writes the Rev. ! J. H. Wilcoxen, local Baptist minister! at this place. In the statement given j here, Mr. Wilcoxen said that Rlacki Draught had been used in his home j for fifteen to eighteen years. “I nave had a stomach trouble.” I s £ild Mr. Wilcoxen, “so that after ! meals I would break out in persplraj tlon and feql tight in the chest. I j : would go to mv shelf, take a good j dose of Black-Draught, and in less ! i than an hour all this disagreeable 1 tightness would disappear. “I used It with my children for colds and constipation. I find !t is a I splendid remedy for gas and sour stomach and I would not be without j it." Mrs. Wilcoxen said: “In the spring ; when I would feel sluggish, have a | bad taste in my mouth and a light j feeling in my head when I woujd stoop over when about my work, I knew it was torpid liver, and that I must take something. Black Draught is the best thing I know of. I use it in big doses at first, then small. It is fine—made me feel so much better. We feel that we couldn’t get along without it.” The genuine, old, original BlackDraught powdered liver medicine has been used for over 80 years. Insist upon, and see that you get, the genuine—Thedford’s. Sold everywhere; 25c,—Advertisement.

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DOUBLE ROASTERS —Extra large size, selfbasting, seamless, highly finished pay polished OS C TEA KETTLES —An extra good quality, well made and finished; Just SL? Q7 r each O Si, PUDDING PAN SET— Consisting of three most used sizes, ideal for all kitchen uses. The complete V / g% set for O 0 C.

EXTRA SPECIAL Garbage Cans 5-Gallon size, heavy galvanized com;pit jsp-. .~-~n iron, strong ironj LH bail handle andl jj cover; regular v i n-w fiQr ~~~ value EXTRA SPECIAL $1.50 Carpet Brooms Made of so- A lected quality broom corn, five- £~ " tA sewed, and have ftli VRi smooth, polished il j \\ yellow handle: /fl u\\ ty 79c iu.M EXTRA SPECIAL Clothes Baskets, Household Size __ . Wpg l ~ ~~ Strongly made; have double bottom and securely fastened handles; $1.25 value ... 69c EXTRA SPECIAL White Enameled Jmbrella Stands © Made of heavy metal, sanitary white enameled. Ju3t 100 to sell at the extraordinary low prieh yQ of, each • /C EXTRA SPECIAL Mothproof Bags : .urge coat size for p— __ _ 1 storing garments L jI: furs, blankets, etc.; dust, moth and moistureproof; /*a SI.OO value for o*/C EXTRA SPECIAL A Complete Dinner Set Op 32 Pieces; service for six people; beautiful gold or blue lines; Wednesday t Q r only *pT’.?D EXTRA SPECIAL Paints and Varnish -----j£ j high qttal}V LCADI I it.v for InA PAINI j terlor o r b'ftkgNM asj oxte r 1 or sizes at si.oo * EXTRA SPECIAL Screen Paint {li t black, pint size, on Special at J.JC VARNISH, for floors A * attd all woodwork, r - quick drying, excelBlent quality, quart size can for this sale —=u- 2K 59c

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For * 1 O Consisting of brassie or driver, midiron, inasliie and putter; also caddie bag, heavy brown canvas with steel stays and heavy leather stiap; all clubs are of highest quality; the famous St. Andrew line, made by Macgregor factories. EXTRA SPECIAL SILVER KING GOLF RALLS —Blue or red lines, new stock; while 7 A _ quantities last Each, IVC V-.. 1 ,~j —Basement.

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2,071 Pcs. First Quality White Enamelware from one of the largest American enamelware fact-ories. Every piece is guaranteed first quality triple-coated pure white porcelain enamel, sanitary and easy to keep clean. An unusual opportunity to replenish your kitchen at a most wonderful saving. Oval Dish Pans, 12-quart size. /""’V Round Dish Pans, 14-quart size. Covered Kettles, 6-quart- size. Tea Pots, low shape. \T~"t J f .Wj Coflfce Pots, 3-quart size. liT I Tea Kettles, 4V2-quart size. Aj Combinettes or Slop Jars.

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