Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 154, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1923 — Page 13

FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 1923

LEAGUE CHAIRMAN TO GIVE RESPONSE ,Women Voters Institute at Cincinnati Next Week. Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool Earl, chairman of the committee on International Cooperation to Prevent War, Indiana League of Women Voters, will make the response for Indiana at the luncheon which will open the Institute on International Affairs in Cincinnati next Monday. The League of Women Voters of West Virginia has joined the Leagues of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio, in arranging for the Institute Monday and Tuesday. Women's organizations throughout the State, including the State Federation of Clubs, the W. C, T. U., the War Mothers, the Gold Star Mothers, the Women's Auxiliaries to the American Legion and similar organizations, the Parent Teachers Association, the Local Council of Women, various business and professiona women’s clubs, and local and district Leagues of Women Voters are invited to send representatives to the institute.

MRS. LOUIS GALE TO BE BURIED SATURDAY Eixtieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated April 23. Funeral rites for Mrs. Louis Gale, SI. who died Thursday night, will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Neiger, 821 S. New Jsr sey St., at 2 p. m. Saturday. Burial at Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Gale immigrated to Indiana in 1850 from Germany. Her husbanl was a miller at Cumberland for thirty years. They moved to Indianapolis two years ago to live with their daughter. The sixtieth wedding anniversary was celebrated April 23. Surviving: The husband, who is in his ninetieth year; the daughter. Mrs. Neiger, and four sons. William, Charles, Jr.. Lewis and Edward BABY REPORT Infant Mortality Rate Reduced From 80 to 73.7 Per Cent. Nurses of the child hygiene division of the Indianapolis board of health made 1t.125 visits to homes cared for 3,044 babies under 1 yen. oJd. and attended 633 children under 6 years of age for the year er. ling Oct. 31, Paul Kirby, director, reported today. A total of 358 clinics with an m tendance, of 9,062 was held, with conferences once a week. Four dental clinics which were held examined and treated 657 children The Infant mortality rate last year was 73.7 compared to 80 In 1919. Aged Woman Burned Mrs. Sidney Writesman, 83. living at ft he home of her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Gray. 2354 Bellefon taine St-.'ntas painfully burned about Stops Colds PINOLA penetrates deep in the throat and gives 9 I quick relief. Stops a fresh 3 ■ cold in the start, and is 9 ■ very effective in breaking 1 ■ up an old one. Use it for ■ P coughs, colds, sore throat. 2 ■ croup and hoarseness. PINOLA should be M in every household. M. Get a bottle today—keep it handy. dhuq AtcrlZ> | Know the of a healthy skin - Don’t miss the joy of a brisk rubmt down because of eczema or some 1 7 equally annoying eruption which makea your skin burn and sting whenever you touch it. Resinol Ointment has a cooling, healing action which brings prompt relief from these ills. No matter how severe or well established the case may be, Resinol rarely fails to produce the desired relults. Retinol Soap and Retinol Sharing .tick complete the Retinol trio. Atk your druggitt lor them. Resinol MOTION PICTURES

Starting Sunday for One Week Only “IF WINTER COMES” MIGHTIER THAN THE BOOK! OHIO Theatre

the body Thursday when her dress became ignited from a candle while she was searching in a wardrobe. She succeeded in extinguishing the flames herself. AMUSEMENTS 'BROADWAY ALL THIS WEEK PEPPY BURLESQUE AND VAUDEVILLE ADMISSION 25c and 50c PLUS TAX. This coupon and 10c entitles Lady to Good Seats Left All Performances l" F-rt Hi,.HI Edition Lewis Geo. Jesse!

Caleb Mills Hall 'll: SiSSun.,Nov. 11 JOHN C. WEBER AND HIS “PRIZE BAND OF AMERICA" yT wo great Armlttloe day patriotic eonoerta, auspices Bruce P. Robison Post, American Legion. Popular Prices £ '•eats on Sale at Pearson Plano Cos

l KEITH’S The China Blue Plate A Musical Legend The Indianapolis Bov JULIUS TANMfiN The Chatter Box FREDA AND 7 ELLIOTT AND ANTHONY LATOUR Distlnglished Tenor CRAIG CAMPBELL ALLAN STI'ART, Pianist RUTH HOWELL DUO | SEALO RO VST 6.ND MAYE Dance, Color and Speed Pathe News Topics Fables

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MOTION PICTURES NOW SHOWING “A CHAPTER IN HER LIFE” From the Famous Story, "JEWEL” PATHE NEWS FFN FROM THE PRESS StNSHINB COMEDY PALAIS GARDEN ORCHESTRA lester Herr At Our NEW CONCERT OBOAN NEXT WEEK “IF WINTER COMES” The Picture the W orld I* Waiting For

Something New In Characterization ANNA Q. NILSSON Maequeradlng a* a man In “PONJOLA” From Cynthia Stockley’. novel. It Will Faaeinate You Second Week by Demand C. Sharpe-Minor World’n Greateat Motion Picture Organl.t with anew nrogram “THE SINGING CONTEST” and “THE VILLAGE WEDDING” Have You Heard Him? A Fnlque Presentation “SONIA’S SONG” by and with DAVID PESETZKI Russian Concert Pianist OTHER CIRCLE FEATURES j

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ENGLISH’S nu Saturday Matinee and Night THE SMASHING Ml SICAL COMEDY HIT MOLLY DARLING WITH JACK DONAH IK Prices—Nlte, 50c to $2.50. Mats.—6oc to $1.50. Mou.,Tuea,Wed.,Nov. 12-13-14. Mat. Wed. mmn Prlcee, Nlte. 50r-$2.50; Mat., 50e-$1.50. Seats Ready, Selling.

PALACE Continuous 1 to tl P. M. M. ALPHONSE BERG “CREATIONS” Paris Fashions While You Walt with BROSNAN’S STYLE SHOW SYNCOPATING TOES A Dance Fantasy Johnson Bros. & Johnson In A Few Minutes In Mlnstrclsy SANKUS & SILVERS Oriental Fox Trot Acrobats. BPECLAL ATTRACTION Vaudeville's “Glad”iator t b!?ty MEALY A Flapper and a Philosopher PHOTO FEATFKE MONTE BLUE and MADGE KENNEDY In “PIRPLE HIGH WAV'

Better Furniture Is a True Inspiration Furniture with the friendly, comfortable appeal is bound to inspire us to better thoughts and higher standards. That’s why we’ve been so insistent about‘‘quality” and “individuality” in the furniture that we purchase—so that our customers may find in it long-lived, deeper satisfaction and not merely temporary enjoyment! Pay as You Can —The Victor Plan

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