Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 295, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1925 — Page 13

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TROLLEY HURTS GIRL SERIOUSLY Miss Durflinger, County Employe, Struck. Miss Kathryn Durflinger, 20, of 1002 Palmer St., an employe of the county clerk’s office, was seriously injured today en route to work when struck by an in bound Shelby St. car at Shelby and Palmer Sts. Lieutenant Winkler and emergency squad found Miss Durflinger at office of Dr. E. A. Brown, 1002 Virginia Ave., where she had been taken by Francis Ayres, 1501 E Raymond St., who witnessed the accident from his auto. Ayres told police the girl was running across the street td board the car. Dr. Brown said she is suffering from concussion of the brain, body injuries and cuts. She was taken home. The car crew, Charles O’Neil, 53, of 62 Carson St., and Joe Ash 33, of 240 Blake St., conductor, stopped, but did not report the accident to police. O’Neil later was charged with assault and battery. HOPES LAW WILL STAND Judge Collins Approves Municipal Court Statute. Hope that the law establishing four municipal courts In Indianapolis will not be declared unconstitutional was expressed by Judge James A. Collins of Criminal Court, Wedneeday night before the Indianapolis Bar Association, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Constitutionality of the law Is being tested in the case of Saul I. Rabb, Republican candidate for city judge, who has appealed to Supreme

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When President Meets President

President-elect Gardao Machado of Cuba, right, visits the White House to pay his respect s to l*resident Coolidge.

Court to force election commissioners to place his name on the primary ballots Judge Collins said that if the law should be declared unconstitutional, Indianapolis would have an extra judge until Jan. 1, and then would go back to "the old reprehensible court system." Two Arrested on Road Allen Pickett, 21. of 678 Birch Ave., and Lawrence Hyatt, 23, of 1362 S. Belmont Ave., were held today on $5,000 bonds each following their arrest 'Wednesday afternoon on National Rd. by Depiity Sheriffs Koffel and Carter on vagrancy charges. Pickett is also charged with violating the muffler ordinance, and Hyatt with carrying concealed weapons.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

If you iw any automobiles bearing these license numbers, call the police or The Indianapolis Time*. Main 3000. The owner may be able to do the same for you some time. Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to: Frank Rosner, 74S Virginia Ave., Jewett, M-1551, from in front of same address. Arthur Klotz. 2820 Ruckle St., from Maryland and Illinois Sts. Harry C. Stutz, Indianapolis Athletic Club. Chrysler, 468-606, from 824 N. Meridian St. Clarence Bridenkeeher, 404 N. Gray St., Chevrolet, from Vermont and Meridian Sts. — /

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‘JACKERS’ NOW ARE IN TOWN Young Women Report They Are Stopped, Searched. "Hi jackers” have left their lonely country roads for the more sophisticated and well-lighted boulevards of the city, according to their latest victims. Two women Wednesday night told police they had been stopped and searched for liquor. Miss Jean A1 verts and Miss Alice Carson, both of apartment 78, 614 N. East St., repor l ed they were drlv ing to Indianapolis from Louisville, Ky. Near South St., on Meridian St., a large black touring car, in which three men were riding, forced them to the curb.

One of the three was on the run-ning-board and, according to Miss Alverst, thrust a blue steel gun at her and demanded the kay to the rear compartment, saying, "We want your whisky.” He searched the compartment and gave back the keys. The women could not get the license number because it was upsidedown, they told police.

DANCE Prize Fox Trot Final See Indiana's Beat Dancers In Competition for Big Cash Prizes. Saturday Evening, April 25 RIVERSIDE DANCE PALACE

PLAN BICYCLE PARADE Will Be Opening ft vent of National Week On Saturday. A bicycle parade will be staged at 2 p. m. Saturday, at Rader and Thirtieth St., as opening event of National Bicycle Week. All boys In the city who own

Roofless Plates NL. UaUf* tr w* Zm* People who have worn both kinds are enthusiastic in their praise of the Roofless Plate, and declare they would never wear any other kind. Come In for free examination. PAINLESS EXTRACTION WITH OAS AND OXYGEN Inst a qniet, gentle sleep. You feel nothing, EITELJORG & MOORE FAMILY DENTISTS > Corner E. Market and Circle. Few steps fr-cm Circle Theater

bicycles are Invited to get out the bike, decorate It and compete for prizes. Boy scout band will lead procession. Following parade cyclists will race for prizes offered by National Cycle Dealers' Association. F. W. Banister, 971 W. Thirtieth St., is in charge.

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AMUSEMENTS

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DENO & ROCHELLE WITH TAL ALT.EY'S ORCHESTRA AM) ItENO BROTHERS GRACE HAYES CHARLES IRWIN THE MODERN COMEDIAN ZELAYA JEAN ADAIR & CO. THE DU PONTS ARNAUT BROS. THE INCOMrARABEES FIVE DUBSKYS

PALACE Mr. & Mrs. Orville Stamm —IN—“DAY DREAMS’* “COURTING DAYS” A Musical Comedy Battle In Three Rounds STANLEY & CHAPMAN “More to Be Pitied Than Censored." , BLUEBIRD THE REVUE DARKLEYS PHOTOPLAY “After Business Hours’* Starring Elaine Hammerstefn

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MOTION PICTURES

APOLLO Monte Bine—Marie Prevoat “BEING RESPECTABLE” Seitnett Comedy—"Glddap” Emil Seidel & His Orchestra

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ENGLISH’S BERKELL PLAYERS | Matinee Wed., Thura. and Rat. j _ Afternoon, 250, 35c, PQO 50c. Night, 2So, SOo, I IuUO 90c. Plus r. 8. Govt. Tax on the latter. Reservations may be made for the entire season. Phone Circle 8373 NEXT WEEK “LITTLE MISS BLUEBEARD”

WHERE THE CROWDS GO! LYRIC,:*. CHEFALO Famous Italian Magician ESMERALDO & WEBB J. Francis Haney Revue O’Brien & Josephine Giuliani Trio Freeman & Morton The M'Banns Dancing In the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening

MURAT TEMPLE PRESENTS Ofl?l> FOR THE Finn JO All Next Week AN ORIENTAL FANTASY with SHRINE CAST of 800 —Jotom Cotnrdy. Tnnofnl •*ufo. Brilliant Costume*. GET SEATS NOW PRICES—IB rows orchestra, JI.SO: remainder mate floor. J*! ""t Ove rows balrony,

The MENDELSSOHN CHOIR of Indianapolis, Elmer Andrew Steffen, Conductor ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT AT CALEB MILLS HALL Monday, April 27th, B=ls p. m. Assisting Artist, Marguerite D'Alvarez, Mezzo Contralto Reserved Seats, $2, $1.50 and $1 ON SALE AT FULLER-RYDE MUSIC CO., 27 E. OHIO ST.

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iCaLOtnldt EMIL JANNINGS’ “THE LAST LAUGH” The Greatest Picture of All Time Arthnr Lake In "The Lost Hat” Aesop Fables—Pathe News AMERICAN HARMONISTS

‘Circle the show place of Indiana

Wildcat of the Screen Priscilla Dean IN PERSON In a Spoken Scene From “ACafein Cairo” Appearing With Picture Starting flt. 2:00, 7:15 and 9:00 Overture “Rose Marie” BAKALEINIKOFF Conducting MARY E. CASE Sollst Mermaid Comedy “HELLO, HOLLYWOOD" DESSA BYRD “LADY OF THE NILE" Other Circle Feature*

-HrtßlßhI.— 1.. 1-TV. * ADOLPHE MENJOU LILLIAN RICH ANN PENNINGTON IN “AKisslntheDark” Bpat Family Comedy “EXCUSE MY GLOVE” Added AttrarA Musical Comedy Review

COMING SUNDAY c®CF cyA^ w i_) cMffjdame sans Qene‘ (Madame Devil May Care)

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