Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1925 — Page 15

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Mile. Hewes Gives Annual Party and Dance Tonight.at College

The Mile. Theo Hewes School of Dancing will present the following program at the tenth annual New Li'eara party and dance, to be given ■t the Little Theater and studio, and Meridian Sts., College of Music and Fine Arts Bldg., tonight at 8:15 p. m. Wa'.tz Clog: Entire Professional Class Daughter of the Sheik. . Ernestine Walker Pandora Lifts the lid Leone Meyer Russian Dance Virginia Marcus Bpanish Castonet Dance • • • Mile. Theo. Hewes. Margaret Jenkina Juanita Russell. The Red Birds - • Kathryn Kirkbride and Florence McShane. _ , . Acrobatic Toe Dance.. Mary Louise Matney The Last Rose of Summer...... •• 6 Ernestine Walker Mohi Leone Meyer S.'amial . Virginia Marcus übber Ball Dance .Dorothy Glassing Andy and Mar.dy. Entire Professional Class The Soul of Egypt..... ../... Mile. Theo Hewes and Partner Grand Finale. after the program, refreshments will be served In the studio rooms. Dancing will follow In the ballroom. , The following girls comprise the 'professional class: Bertha Achor, Natoml Bolander, Norlne Collins, Betty ;Cox, Luella Craig, Margaret Jenkins, Kathry Kirkbride, Winnifred Killie, Florence McShane, Mary Louise Matney, Betty Riley, Juanita Russell, Mildred Schiffmaji, Dorothy Sherer, Frances Thompson, Virginia Singleton. -!* -!- + MYSTERY AND MUSIC ON VIEW AT PALACE Melody and music will be found pn the new bill at the Palace today .and Saturday. The mystery part of the bill is furnished by Leah.vknown as "Maid of the Mist.” Leah-is placed and tied into a long box. WThe lid is closed. Then a man thrusts pieces of steel, thirty-seven knives and many swords through the box. Then a little door is m OF WATER f DAY HELPS KIDNEYS Eating too much rich food may produce kidney trouble in soma form says a well-known authority, because the acids created excite the kidneys. Then they become overworked, get sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery in the kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren’t acting right, or if | bladder bothers you, begin drinking Hots of 's’ood water and also get about .four'ounces of Jad Salts from any •good pharfaacy; take a tablespoonful ’. in a glass of water before breakfast 'for a few days and your kidneys ;may then act fine. This famous salts is made from tlie acid of grapes rand lemon juice, combined with llithia, and has been used for years ;to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity; also to neutralize the acids in the system so that they no longer irritate, thus relieving bladder disorders. Jad Salta, can not.lnjure any one; unakes .a delightful effervescent :lithia-water diink which millions of ‘men and women take now and then to help keep the kidneys and urinary : organa clean, thus often avoiding .'serious kidney disorders. By al ’means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year.-*—

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opened and the man pulls out a dress that Leah was wearing. Then the knives and the swords are removed and Leah, dressed in tights, is inside the box. The best of the melody on the bill is supplied by Percy Bronson, who starts out like a “souse” and ends up with many smart songs. Splendidly assisted by Edith Evans. Good act. “Alma Mater Mary” is one of those college affairs which has more talent than usual. A trained crow> figures in the act of Martinet and Crow. A splendid novelty. Don Sang and Ah Chung sing English and Chinese songs. The movie is “The Torrent.” At the Palace today and Saturday. (By Walter D. Hickman.) -I- -I* -IIndlanapolis theaters today offer: Gygi and Severn and company, at Keith’s; Lenora’s Steppers, at the Lyric; burlesque, at the Capitol; “Locked Doors,” at the Ohio; “Her Night of Romance,” at the Circle; "North of Thirty-six,” at the Apollo; "Life’s Greatest Game,” at Mister Smith’s, and “Billy, the Kid,” at the Isis. ' The Indiana indorsers of photoplays indorse pie following: “Her Night of Romance,” at the Circle; “The Locked Door,” at the Ohio, and “North of Thirty-six,” at the Apollo.

Civic Leader

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C. W. PENSINGER C. W. Penslnger, Twenty-Ninth and Canal, has been re-elected president of Crooked Creek Civic; Club. FATAL SHOOTING PROBED Alleged Booze Party Angle Investigated in Death. Coroner Paul F. Robinson began his inquest today into the death of Carl Blackburn, 24, colored, 1006 W. Vermont St., who it is alleged was shot by Obert Cox, 27, colored, 930 >4 W. Walnut St., at the Cox home Thursday. Blackburn died at city hospital. Police say Cox surrendered, and said the shooting was accidental. Blackburn told police the same before he died, but officers say they learned other stories from! persona who were at the house. Detectives say a liquor party was in progress. Cox is charged with murder.

VICTIM BROUGHT HERE Leon C. Harness, Killed in Plane Crash to be Burled Here. Body of Leon C. Harness, 31, inspector at Wilbur Wright flying field, Dayton, Ohio, who was killed when a truck iii which he was riding was struck by a plane, was brought to Indianapolis today. Funeral services will be held at Central Christian Church at 2 P. M.

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Saturday. Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Hilton U. Brown Post American Legion will give ritualistlo service at the grave. The mother, Mrs. Hallie Harness, ,3864 Winthrop Ave., the widow and a daughter, survive. — : Shoplifting Charged Miss Cora Tharp, 22, of Liberty Ind., was slated at the city prison Thursday on a petit larceny charge. Women Detectives Duclus and Os-,

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