Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 177, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1923 — Page 13

FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 1923

WOMAN FAINTS AT , ROBBEMAT Husband Finds Wife in Swoon After Theft. Police today are searching for the colored prowler who escaped with $2.10 from the home of Mrs. John Mont: gomery, 573 N. Belmont Ave., Thursday. Mrs. Montgomery fainted when he threatened her, police say. She had seen the man with a colored woman on the street a short time police said. Mr. Montgomery found her lying on the floor. Other thefts were reported by Mrs. Mary Banks, 511 Spring St., suit, S2O; ring, $35; James Taylor, colored, 1220 Muskingum St, watch, SSO; shoes, $6: Harry Sherman, 551 Massachusetts Ave., clothing, $217.50; C. E. Miller, 124 N. Denny St., $35; Ethel Scott, 12S Smith St.; jewelry, $45; Mrs. George Spigeo, 3104 N. Capitol Ave., purst snatched, $4; and C. M. Markham, 32 E. Vermont St., sample case, SSO. Police are searching for two suffering from cuts received about the head and hands when they jumped through a window after being discovered in the garage of Fred Cook, 119 N. Noble St. CITY PLAN APPOINTMENTS Gustav G. Schmidt and J. W. Atber* L ion Are Considered by Mayor. j Mayor Shank is considering the ap- ' pointment of Gustav G. Schmidt, theater owner and ex-councilman, and J. W. Atherton, financial secretary of Butler Universty, to fill vacancies on the city plan commission Jan. 1. The vacancies will be caused by expiration of the terms of Edward B. Raub and Louis W. Bruck. Schmidt was a mini be r of the plan commission when it was first organized three years ago. Raub and Bruck have served three years. Police Trials Termed ‘‘Fair” Arthur B. McGee and Harvey Bedford, former policemen, had fair trials before their discharge Sept. 27, states an answer filed in Circuit Court by City Attorney James M. Ogden in reply to a petition for a mandate from Circuit Judge H. O. Chamberlain to make the safety board reinstate them. The answer also denied any city official “influenced” the board's decision.

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MacFarlane Pleases With ‘Dorothy’ Song

By WALTER D. HICKMAN George MacFarlane, who generally has been identified -with -big-time vaudeville over the Keith circuit, is the headline attraction on the new bill at the Palace . The audience, when I was present, seemed to like best a song known as “Dorothy.” During this number, MacFarlane has the services of a woman dancer. The act is well mounted and is the same as presented at Keith's some time ago. Albert and Reiligh start out to be j comedians, but change for the bet-

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ter when they become acrobatic. One of the men stages a thrilling jump. Daniels and Walters Indulge In some talk. The act has a dramatic finish. The woman plays the violin and the man of the team impersonates an aged actor. Barrett and Cunneen form a talking team. The man impersonates one of those white-haired smart old men who boasts of his 'affairs with women. _ Personally, I do not like this kind of cheap stuff. Indian Reveries is a rather well mounted song and dance revue Although the setting is.lndian in character, Russian and Spanish dances

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are Introduced as a part of a dream of an Indian Warrior. The audience seemed to like this act. At the iPalace today, Saturday and Sunday. ' Other attractions on view today include: "Shuffle Along” at English’s; Ben Welch at Keith’s; Myres and Hanford at the Lyric; “Bathing Beauties” at the Capitol; stock burlesque at the Broadway; "St. Elmo” at the Apollo;

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"Rosita” at the Ohio; “The Wanters” at the Circle, “Backbone” at the Lin coin Square; ‘The Six Fifty” at .-the Isis and a Chaplin-Fairbanks movie program at Mister Smith’s. On Saturday the Wagnerian Opera Company will appear twice at the Murat. The matinee bill is “Lohengrin” and the night bill, “Walkuere.” De Pachmann will appear in recital at the Murat Sunday afternoon at 3

p. m. under the direction of Ona B. Talbot. Indiana Ice Dealers Elect fly Time* Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 7. Harry Loewenthal of this city was re-elected president of the Indiana Ice Dealers Association at the thirteenth annual convention in session here. Vice presidents named

wore C. O. Schusier, Muncie, and F. E. Wagner, Richmond. A. B. Schwartz, Indianapolis, was made secretary and L. J. Roach of Terre Haute, treasurer. John Holliday Post Officers New officers of the John Holliday, Jr., Post, American Legion, will be installed Jan. 8 at the First Presby-

terian Church. Charles t T. Btrtteff has been named commander, Earl Finley, adjutant; R. M. McKenstray, finance officer; Charles H. Green, ser-geant-at-arms; L. W. Bugbee, Jr., chaplain; Ben S. Wolfe, athletio director; R. H. Habbe and J. Frank Cantwell, members of the executive committee, and Mrs. O. Alfred Campbell, president of the post auxiliary.

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