Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 63, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1923 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923

BANANA, NOT AN jIPPLE, WAS ADAM’S DOWNFALL IN EDEN If First Parents Had Only Learned Popular Song of Today, By Times Special WASHINGTON*. July 25.—“ Yes. we have no bananas!” If Adam and Eve had only learned to sing this during their big snakecharming act iin the Eden summer garden, ipstead of waiting several thousand years for somebody to sing it in the New York Winter Garden, the world might have been spared a lot of trouble. For it was a banana and not an apple that tempted Eve, the National Geographic Society reported today, whether you believe it or not. “A legend among eastern Christians asserts that it (the bananal tad a prominent place in the Garden of Eden," cays the serious bulletin, “and that it was a banana and not an appple that Eve ate in her search for knowledge. Botanists were perhaps unconsciously influenced by this legend, for they named the two important species of the fruit Musca paridisiaea and Musca sapientium—Fruit tof Paradise and Fruit of Knowledge.” | If Eve, when the brazen serpent - tempted her toward the fruit diet, had only looked him squarely in the eye and sung: “Yes, we have no bananas: We have no Musca paridiaca today!" Just imagine all the evils from which we would have been saved today in such a paradise—no crime, no income tax, no beauty clay, no Atty. Gen. Daughterty. no wood alcohol, no one-piece bathing suits and no crowded street cars. But it would be mighty hard on the clothing stores, wouldn't it? FACES BLACKMAIL CHARGE Maitlen Says He Will Plead Guilty of Receiving SI,OOO. By Vnited Press MUNCIE, Ind., July 25.—Two affl davits specifically charging blackmail were filed in Circuit Court here today against Edward H. Mailen, arrested Saturday after he had picked up a confessed to sending similar letters package deposited at the public library which he thought contained SSOO in currency, left there by Ernest Loeb, a Lafayette merchant. Maitlen, in his confession, admitted that a year ago he had received SI,OOO frcm Loeb after sending him a blackmail letter, and the attempt to get a second payment was his undoing. He to Muncie citizens, and has said he will plead guilty when arraigned.

Meetings Here Thursday Traffic Club. Luncheon. Sevrin. Sigma Chi. Luncheon. C. of C. National Assn, of Stationary Engineers. Meeting. C. of C. Credit Men’s Luncheon. Claypool. General Contractors. LunehSpink Arms. Lumber Dealers' Assn. Luncheon. Lincoln. American Association of Engineers. Luncheon. Board of Trade. Advertining Club. Luncheon. 7th floor, C. of C. Electric League. Luncheon. Lincoln.

AMUSEMENTS

91 % B H Where LYRICi, Go! The Distinguished Actress Lillian Burkhart In Her New Playlet “The Straight Dope” TY LING FOO FOUR McKAY SISTERS EVANS & WILSON GIBNEY & ROGERS EQUILLI BROTHERS Irving and Elwood SONG NOVELTIES MOTION PICTURES OF THE PRIZE WINNERS OF THE TIMES - LYRIC “BABY PEGGY” CONTEST. Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening.

“PETER IBBETSON”— At the MURAT The Greatest Hit in Seven Years HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY “ ‘Peter Ibbetson’ a fine performance—an outstanding hit of seven Walker seasons. McKay Morris, returning to Indianapolis after an absence of two years, achieved the greatest triumph of his career.” —Robert G. Tucker in Star. “Walker seems to have outdone himself tn this production. He seems to have reached the lielichts, and my only hope is that, beginning tonight, ‘Peter Ibbetson’ will not play to a vacant seat for the remainder of the week. Walker has done his best. Now It is up to Indianapolis to do her best.”—Hickman in Times. "Mr. Morris gave one of the finest performances this reviewer has ever seen —in one of the finest productions of Mr. Walker’s numerous seasons in Indianapolis.”—Walter Whitworth in News. The greatest dramatic achievement of the age—seven picturesque scenes, countless costly and beautiful costumes, and McKay Morris, Julia Hoyt, George Somnes, Julia McMahon and forty others in the most wonderful love story ever unfolded on any stage. Matinees today and tomorrow—usual prices.

First Result of Matrimony Club

A MATRIMONIAL CLUB, CALLED “GREEN RIBBONERS.” WAS RECENTLY ORGANIZED IN PARIS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOT ING MARRIAGES. HEBE’S THE FIRST RESULT, M. AND MME. J PURTW§ NGLER.

Men Leave Home for Army Food; Camp Knox Sets No Mean Table

Listen, brother! That little shavetail Napoleon once told his staff that an army marches, on its stomach. From the looks of the daily bill of fare at the citizens' military training camp at Camp Kpox, Ivy., the time-honored admonition of the “Little Corporal” is being wholesomely adhered to. With cantaloupes, stewed figs, all varieties of eggs and breakfast food, potatoes and plenty of bread, butter, jam and milk for one's breakfast, who indeed wouldn’t join the Army? Day’s Bill of Fare Taking a day’s bill of fare at random, say the one for Aug. 8, for breakfast we have; stewed figs, oatmeal, fried ham, coffee, French fried potatoes, bread, butter, jelly and half

Follow the Crowds FREE OPEN AIR THEATRE WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SI.NDAV NIGHTS, 7:30 to 8:30. Come out where cool, refreshing breeaeft blow and enjoy a splendid "‘.Movie" show free under the stately forest trees at FOREST MANOR SECTION “C” Indianapolis’ Prise New Subdivision HOW TO COME Drive out East 3Sth St., east of Fall Creek, to School Street (the center of the Forest Manor Additions), turn South to 34th Street and East to Section “C.” Our one-half-mile stretch of beautiful boulevard lights will attract and guide you.. Come early and picnic in our beautiful grove if you like. * Hundreds are now enjoying these splendid entertainments. YOU AND YOUR FRIENDB ARE INVITED. The Kinnear Company Realtors. 607 Fletcher Trust Bldg. Main 1409.

AMUSEMENTS

ENGLISH’S S FINAL WEEK GRAND PLAYERS “MY LADY FRIENDS” MATINEES WED., .SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 25c. 35c, 50c. Each night 25c, 50c, 75c. Mats., 2:15. Nights, 8:15

1 to 11 P, M. WERNER AMORAS TRIO “Much Ado About Nothing” 808 WILLIS CLIFFORD The Tattle Tale WAYNE AMORAS & OBEY TFUO Those French Eccentrics America's Foremost MORRIS & FLYNN . .. A Smart Cycle of Indian Song Novelty OLGAKANE The Gall! Cure! of Syncopation Photo Feature GLEN HUNTER Star of "Merton of the Movies” “THE SECOND FIDDLE”

a pnit of milk. For dinner we'll have soma chicken fricassee for a background and taper off with creamed peas and carrots, biscuits, mashed potatoes, cookies, chocolate ice cream, bread, butter, jeliy and iced teaAnd for Supper Whan you get that trampled down a little you can have, veal cutlets, potato cakes, lima beans, sliced tomatoes, cookies, bread, butter, jelly and ice<t tea for supper. A special train bearing recruits for the one month at camp will leave Indianapolis at 7:30 a. m., Friday, July 27. The Indiana contingent will return Aug- 25. Applications are still being received at the Chamber of Commerce by Col. J. B. Reynolds. MOTION PICTURES

RIALTO tZm Q. W. GRIFFITH’S AMERICAN INSTITUTION THE BIRTH OF A NATION APOLLO p f S„ “The Girl Who Came Back” SNUB POLLARD COMEDY “Before the Public" VIRGIL MOORE'S APOLLO ORCHESTRA

• QjjiQ - NOW SHOWING “The Love Piker” With ANITA STEWART BABY PEGGY COMBDY “TAKING ORDERS" CURTIS McCOY SINGING NOVELTY NUMBER •’MAOOIE," YES MA'AM COME RIGHT UPSTAIRS INTERN ATION AL NEW S SCHUYLER ALWARO and His OHIO ORCHESTRA

ISIS Thursday, Friday & Saturday Harry Carey —lN—“Crashin’ Thru” A VOLCANIC DRAMA OF THE GOLDEN WEST Plum Center Comedy “One-Horse Play” 10c—All Seats—loc

It's Cool at the THKATR.K^ A Delightful Comedy Drama 3 WISE FOOLS From John Golden’s Stage Success * Overture “THE BAT” By Johann Strauss MODEST ALTSCHULER Musicai Director A Bnooky Comedy “The Jungle Romeo" Hear DE9SA BYRD Ploying “A nnabelle'’ COMING 7 l 1 ANCCCC J J TRILBY? JA

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MAN AND WOMAN SENT TO JAIL FOR ASSAULT Refusal to Move Parked Auto Blamed for Affray. In a heated trial before City Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth, who rapped and pleaded for order, Frank Hill, 28, of 620 Lexington Ave., and Ruth Horn, 25, same address, were tried on charges of assault and battery. According to evidence Hill struck Albert M. Ehle, 4110 W. Washington St., and William Hayes, 402 Parkway Ave., when Ehle refused t 0 move his automobile, parked in front of the Lyric Theater to let Hill drive in. Miss Horn struck Miss Maude Speck,

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1702 Herbert St., a passerby, it was testified. Hill was fined SSO and costs and sentenced to ninety days an the State Farm on each charge, and Miss Horn was fined SIOO and eosts and sentenced to ten days in jail. MANSLAUGHTER VERDICT Ohio Man Found Guilty in Connection With Two Killings. By United Press POMEROY, Ohio, July 25.—The legal side of a double slaying, which grew out of the Logan County (W. Va.) miners’ insurrection in August, 1921, came to an end today when a jury found James E. Miller guilty of manslaughter in connection with the

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NEW HOUSE IS ROBBED J. C. McDonald, 802 Shelby St., today reported a thief visited a house he is building at Pennsylvania and Forty-Third Sta., and stole 4,000 laths, two steplgdders, two kegs of lath nails, a keg of 8-penny nails and three barrels of cement. Engineer and Fireman Injured By Times Special KOKOMO, Ind., July 25—Horace Burkbalter. engineer, and Vonsel Cog, fireman, both of Peru, were severely Injured here Tuesday when the northbound L. E. & W. passenger train crashed into a string of loaded gondola cars at the belt line Intersection.

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FUNERAL AT FORMER HOME Services for Mrs. Lilly J. Bnis to Be Held at Stilesville. Funeral services for Mrs. Lilly J. Buis, 69, wife of Albert Buis, of 3120 N. Illinois St., who died Tuesday, will be hold In the Stilesville Baptist Church Friday at 10 a. m. She will be buried at Stilesville, where she formerly lived. Short funeral services will be held at ths home in Indianapolis at 8 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Buis is survived by ths husband; a brother, Josephus Hurst of Michigan City, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Arthur Hcrrod and Mrs. O. V. Smythe of Clove .-dale.

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