Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1924 — Page 10
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MINERS MAKE - 810 FOR 10 810 AUDIENCES U, S, Marine Band to Be at Cadle Tabernacle Thursday. Declaring the United States Marine Band, -which is to give two concerts at Cadle Tabernacle Thursdayunder the auspices of the Shriners. is entitled to foremost rank among all the concert band organizations of the world, William S. Mitchell, director of the Indianapolis Military' Band, today pointed out why this / noted White House organization has achieved such a position as compared with the average traveling concert band. v "The players are all enlisted men in the United States Marines," pitched said. “They must have the highest musical skill and must pass a severe examination to obtain a position in the band, then they are held there by reason of their service enlistment. In fact, I am told the average period of service per player in this band runs something more than twelve years. Well Organized "The usual practice of traveling concert bands is to hold on to a gj Dizziness is I Nature’s Warning Headaches and dizziness are NaH ture’s warning of a disordered digestion. If ignored, chronic ill health mry follow. Avoid this by |Pj taking TANLAC, the world's greatHa eat digestive medicine. TANLAC P§] will tone up your stomach, cleanse your system and build you up to fgj robust health. TANLAC IB The World’s Best Tonic X At All Good Drug: Stores jjBR Over 40 Million Bottles Sold Ell Take laniac Vegetable Pills for Constipation Try Joint-Ease For Rheumatism When rheumatism settles in any of - your joints and causes agony, distress or misery, please remember that JointEase is the one remedy that brings juick and lasting relief. It matters not how chronic or aggracated a case may be—rub on Joint-Ease n<l relief is sure to follow. I Joint-Ease is for Joint troubles only and is a clean, penetrating preparation that Hook I)rug Cos. and druggists eTerywhere are recommending. Always remember, when Joint-Ease gets In Joint agony gets out —quick. —Advertisement. IF YO U HA IT7 NECK 5 LONG AS THIS FELLOW AND HAD IORETHROAT ALL I 1 THE~I ' 1 DOWN ONSILINE h* Nat tonal Sene Throat Remedy HOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT - ALL DRUGGISTS CORNS Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads stop corns hurting instantly. Remove the cause—friction and pressure. They are thin, medicated, antiseptic, waterproof. Absolutely safe! Easy to apply. Get them at your druggist's or shoe dealer’s. Three Sizes—for corns, callouses, bunions Dl Scholl’s 'Z/itiG-pads "Put one on — the pain is gone”
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So Hot! Going to tell you about one of the hottest jazz records for dancing that I have heard in many moons. There has been a rumor that ‘‘Go ’Long Mule.” a novelty fox trot number as played by Carl Fenton and his orchestra on a Brunswick record, was the real dancing goods. I know It is, because this jazzy number with its snappy words and laughter has been recognized by other inhabitants of my flat as the last word in steppln’. The neighbors are thinking of writing a petition prohibiting me from playing “Go ’Long, Mule,” until the dishes are washed and wiped. You will sure wreck a dish if you play this record at dish washln’ time. On the other side, you will discover something about as warm under the title of “The Animal Fair.” The hottest pair of Brunswick twin numbers I have played for several months.
nucleus of players and recruit additional players to fill up the Instrumentation a short time before start ing out on concert tours. It does not require musical knowledge for any one to figure out why the playing of the United States Marine Band is held to be superior to that of unofficial concert organizations, and it Is a fact that under the direction of Captain Santeknann for twenty-five years, the band of the Presidents has clearly demonstrated its superiority In every phase of I musicianship." Reception Planned I Local Marine corps officials are planning to give the White House I band a rousing reception Thursday, |it is understood. Ed. J. Gausepohl, I chairman of the Shrine committee, I predicts a capacity audinece of ! school students at the matinee because of the very low price of admission. “\\ e wish we could feel certain that the musical people of Indian apolis would fill the big auditorium at the night concert.” he said. "We can assure a program of highest ar tistic merit well balanced with lighter numbers In a manner sure to be pleasing. It would be a reflection on the musical discrimination of Indianapolis If we do not have a large audience at the night concert.” Hoosier Briefs to ' ettnr your wlndow for you?” Herbert -——l Carmichael, clerk for the I O. L. Barton store at BloomlngI ton. asked Jimmy Jordan, who occupies an adjoining store. Jordan told him yes. but didn’t watch the lettering. Later he saw the sign which read: “Good pocket knives at Barton's.” Jordan sells them, too. Girls who submit to petting may have many beaus, but no husbands. Rev. Charles R. GoodseH, pastor of First Baptist Church at Lafayette, told his congregation. Bluffton county clerk has to buy anew marriage license hoolt- The old one is filled up. Records show 13.360 licenses have been issued since 1837. When Greensburg police fired at Chester Stevens of Batervllle he fell. Police had a scare, thinking he sad been killed. Instead he was only drunk.
Hoosiers, though they live in California, are still Hooaiers. Col. Bam M. Saltmarsh, president of the Purdue Club at la>s Angeles, has wired for a box of Indiana apples for an alumni dinner there. The 4 year-old son of Luther Delph of Tipton was badly burned when a chair on which the child was stand ing overturned, throwing him on a red hot stove. Thieves stole the tires off a blazing auto belonging to George Glendennlng of Lebanon, fired when it crashed into a concrete bridge. Stopping his ear to give a man a lift cost Harry Tolen of Logansport SOO and a package of cigarettes. The man held him up. Drought is causing wells to go dry [ near Seymour. Farmers there are forced to haul WRter for their stock. One year-old son of Cliff Devine fell out of a baby carriage In front of the Salvation Army home at Greensburg. landing on its head. It was uninjured. QUAKE FELT IN ITALY People Flee to Helds, Refuse to Return to Homes. By Fnited Pre ROME, Oct. 2D.—Severe earthquake during the night in the Riti district, centering near the town of Rivodutri, caused inhabitants to flee to the fields. They refused to return to their homes today and authorities are sending tents, so they may camp in the fields until their fears are abated.
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Accident Claims Second FT. WAYNE, Ind., Oct. 29—An auto accident which on Aug. 25 cost the life of John Smith, ambulance driver, caused the death here today of Mrs. Balmy Royce, occupant in the oilier car which collided with the Royce machine.
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MiA Young Promoted Mrs. Edith Young, assistant adult probation officer, has been promoted to chief adult probation officer of i juvenile court. She succeeds Mrs. Gladys Ruoff, who resigned. Mrs. Young is a graduate ot Indiana University.