Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 297, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1923 — Page 12

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EX-SOLDIERS HEAR PACIFISTS SCORED 'lmpractical Sentiment’ Is Denounced, Pacifists and communists opposed to the national defense act passed In 1920 were scored in an address by Gen. Henry J. Reilly of New York, president of the Reserve Officers Association and editor of the Army and Navy Journal, at the twenty-third annual banquet of the Military Order of Foreign Wars at the Claypool Monday night. "Business men of America leave affairs of our government to someone else,” said General Reilly. ‘‘Too often it Is to their wives, who go to listen to men like Frederick J. Libby and women like Jane Addams spill their impractical sentiment. “Remove the force back of every lq,w and you do away with law. Hence the determined efforts of forces inimical to law and order in this country opposing preparedness.” Governor McCray, an honor guest, explained his veto of the bonus and sped way bills. Other speakers were Gen. Dwight Aultman, commander at Ft. Harrison, and Harry B. Smith, adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard, toastmaster. shortwesenior PLAYIS SUCCESS 'Tailor-Made Man’ Presented at Murat Theater, . Another Indianapolis high school has scored a theatrical hit. Monday night the Shortridge High School June ‘23 class presented “A TailorMade Man," four-act comedy, at the Murat Theater. Douglas Dale, jtook the leading role as John Paul Jones, the aggressive youth. Miss Julia Bretzman was the heroine. Paul Bartlett gave a vivid characterization of the aged tailor, Mr. Huber Carl Winter played the part of the villain, Robert Harrington as Mr. Jelllcott, an Englishman, won applause for his gestures. Juanita Stamper, as Mrs. Kitty Dumpuy, and Pear! Strange, as her daughter, brought many laughs. Peter, the tailor’s said, was played by Birk Lefler

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They had been in love for years. Os course It was not hts fault. His wife would not divorce him. He and his lady love disappeared from town. I felt I needed a vacation. Coincidence is such a strange thing. We stopped at the same hotel. I was directly behind them. When they registered. Clerks are so curious. One should never be afraid of telling the truth. I wasn't. COLLEGE ACTORS PLEASE AOOIENGE Butler Club Presents Play by Nicholsons, j “Honor Bright,'’ three act comedy by Meredith and Kenyon Nicholson, was given by the Butler College Dramatic Club Monday night with a smoothness and finish which delighted the audience of students and friends who filled the hall of the Masonic Temple. Miss Marjorie Chiles, in the leading role, and Morrison Davis, as the hero, showed talent. Fred Schulz, as the Rt. Rev. William Carton, poetry-quo-ting bishop, gave the most finished bit of acting of the evening. Mary Francis Ogle, as the temperamental chorus girl, Dorothea Varntz, as Mrs. Carton, wife of the bishop, and Hazel Meier, as Barrington, also won applause. The other members of the cast were Taylor Creighton, Horace Storer, Stephen Badger, Winston Riley, Louise Padou, Helen Bedell, George Smith, Robert Efroymson and William Drake. The play was coached by Professor Rollo A. Talleott, head of the depart ment of public speaking. Scott B. Clifford was business manager; Hofard Ilowo, assistant business manager; Rollin Davis, treasurer: John Metzger, advertising manager; Harold Goode, assistant advertising manager; Alice Archibald, property manager; Janies Morgan, stage manager, and Paul Hill, art director. Four Autos pissing Four automobiles were missing today. The owners: Herman Parker. S?l4 E. New York St.; Wesley Ryan, 734 E. Twenty-First St.; Andrew Alex ander. 3117 W. Morris St., and Leo Traugott, 211 E. Thirty-First St.

MANURED IN FAIL FROM TRAIN Harry West of Muncie in City Hospital, Harry West. 23, of Muncie, was In a serious condition at the city hospital today, after a mysterious accident. He has a deep scalp wound on the left side of his head and an injury to his back. West said he received the injuries while getting off of a fast passenger train at Anderson. Two other men stealing rides put him on the front end of a baggage car and took him to Indianapolis, he said. Police discovered the accident while making another investigation early to day. An automobile was driven in an alley between Alabama and New Jersey Sts., near Ft. Wayne Ave. Sergeant Ball caught the driver of the car and found It was Charles Woodson, colored, 320 Arch St. Woodson accompanied the police to a nearby garage where he said he was employed. They met Luther Standard, colored 2141 Highland PL, who said he had just returned from the city hospital where he had taken an Injured man. Sergeant Ball went to the hospital where he found West. • SATURDAY, APRIL 28, PALM BEACH DAY AT flanteto —E— WmM l *l ill Cor. Washington and Delaware Sts.

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A Puzzle a Day

How can three sixes be placed together so as to produce the number seven? Yesterday’s answer: “How would you write, in figures, the number twelve thousand, twelve hundred and twelve?” Nearly every one -who tries to answer this puzzle will write down 121212. Those figures, however, represent one hundred twenty-one thousand, two hundred and twelve. The correct answer Is 13,212 (thirteen thousand, two hundred and twelve), as the “twelve hundred” must be carried into the thousand column. Boy and Bicycle Gone A red bicycle and a 14-year-okl boy were missing today. Mrs. Ike Gowan, 1133 Bellefontalne St., told police -mine one left the bicycle in her yard Monday. Edward Steiner, 14, of 1131 Beilefontafne St., asked to use the wheel. She gave him permission and j both boy and bicycle were reported j missing early today. Capita! Stock Increased Notice of Increase of capital stock of the Le Noir Coal Company from $200,00 Oto $350,000 was on file in the county recorder’s office today. General offices have been moved here from Terre Haute. ANTI-HOG CHOLERA SERUM and VIRUS FRESH GOVERNMENT INSPECTED sl.lO per 100 c. c. s. L. T. WILLIAMS SERFM CO. 301 Hume-Mansur Bldg., Indianapolis. I

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