Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1925 — Page 7

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FLOODS RENDER MANY HOMELESS Waters Force C;00,000 to Hills in Search of Safety. Bit United Press LONDON, July 6.—Three hundred thousand persons have been rendered homeless by tremendous floods in eastern and western Galicia, according to the Daily News’ Prague correspondent. Poland last week was visited by

iroiana last weeK was visiteu ujr ; THIS IS PAUL BIESE WEEK IN INDIANAPOLIS

S ■ e^S BLUEST NOTES ARRIVE TRUE FOR THESE MEN Biese’s Players Know How to Jazz Up the Ozone Making the ozone syncopate is the job of Paul Blese and his men. Some of us still like our jazz noisy but good, and these men tantalize the bluest notes until they sound like a symphony of action. Paul Biese, the Goliath-like famous orchestra leader, was born April 11, 1887, a few miles from what is now known as St. Joseph, Mich At the age of she secured his first lessons on violin and saxophone from his father, now a retired musician. When 7 years old he studied saxophone with Jules Lefevre, America’s premier saxophonist. When but 9 years of age, Biese won a free scholarship offered by the Chicago Musical College, winning the diamond medal on his graduation at the age of 12. The following years found Paul Biese in various parts of the country as violin and saxophone soloist, conductor, band leader, recording director and in essentially every field where music is considered. Biese holds the record for being America's first dance saxophonist, having played this instrument in the flenst cases in the country years before the public demanded the saxophone in our modern orchestras. Biese has mastered every member of the saxophone family, from the smallest soprano saxophone to the largest double bass. Asa clarinet player and violinist he has few equals. During his recent engagement in Los Angeles and Hollywood, Biese consented to teach saxpohone to Jackie Coogan, the famous boy film star. The imperial wizard of the saxophone was associated in the movies with such famous.stars as Jack Dempsey, Conway Tearlc-, Alice Terry, Mack Sennett, Ben Turpin, Conrad Nagel, Lew Cody, Hal Roache, Cecil De Mille and others.

PAUL BIESE A HIS FAMOUS VICTOR RECORDING ORCHESTRA APPEARING THIS WEEK AT THE CIRCLE THEATRE USE AND ENDORSE Conn Instruments We Are EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Conn Instruments are used and endorsed by the leading dance orchestras of the country. Come in and Inspect Our Large Line HAVE YOU HEARD PAUL BIESE’S VICTOR RECORDS? WE WILL GLADLY PLAY THEM FOR YOU A PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH AND SOME RECORDS WILL LEND JOY TO YOUR VACATION PLEASURES PRICED AT sls—s2o—s2s—s3o—s4o— sso UKULELES —Various Designs From $2 to $17.50 “EVERYTHING IN MUSIC” 27 E. Ch'o St., Hume-Mansur Bldg. MAin 4292 Business Hours during July and Ausust 8A.M.t05 P. M. Saturdays, 1 o’clock.

unpercedented floods. Thousands were then reported fleeing to the hills to seek safety as the waters rose around their humble dwellings. Crops were ruined and homes buried beneath the waters. BUTLER JURY DISCHARGED Bil Times Special DANVILLE, Ind., July 6—Plans for a second trial for Willard Butler, colored, charged with the murder of Ovie Vinegar, colored, were discussed today. A jury hearing the case, was discharged after it was unable to decide the penalty. The case was venued from Marion county.

ARREST TOTAL IS SMALL Only 126 Slated, Including 49 for Intoxication. Arrests over the holiday and weekend fell below police expectations, records at the city prison showed today. One hundred and twenty-six men and nine women were charged during the two-day period. Os these, intoxicated persons totaied 48 men and one woman. Twenty-five men and two women were charged with assault and battery. A majority of the latter were in auto accidents. Lieutenant Hudson raided a room above the Sam Jordan poolroom,

“WHERE INDIANAPOLIS BUYS ITS RECORDS” Paul Biese’s Orchestra Makes Victor Records Exclusively YOU CAN ENJOY THEIR WONDERFUL MUSIC THE YEAR ROUND ON VICTOR RECORDS

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Paul Biese’s Victor Recording Orchestra Appearing This Week at The Circle Theatre Are Exclusive Victor Artists We carry the largest selection of Victor Records in the city. Come in and hear the records of this wonderful organization. No record library is complete without them. Biese Victor Records iqqi a (“Blue Evening Blues” |“Cinderella” 75^ 19474 “By Baby By” 75^ (“Mystery” (“Oh!” —Medley 75tf 19313 “Never Again” 75^ 18662 “When You’re Alone” 75^ A Complete I I\l TANARUS) lAN A * Take a port ’ Stock Os 111 V 1 11 i-1 U p We PhonoSat GREATEST £= and Phono- _ them alt "*■ VICTOR SHOP |,rlce - Indianapolis Music House 134 N. Pennsylvania Edison Pianos Victrolas

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522% N. Illinois St. and charged Jordan with keeping a gambling house, and twelve men in the alleged poker game with gambling. BURGLAR GETS ‘CATCH’ Pole Used to Hook Maxi’s Trousers —Watch and Money Gone. When John Grose, 3023 W. Washington St., awakened today he could not find his trousers. Later he discovered a burglar had removed a window /screen, hooked the trousers with a pole, removed a watch and money, totaling 117, and dropped the clothes to the ground.

WHEN BUYING RECORDS Come to this popular Record Store. Courteous and intelligent service, with ample stocks of the latest popular and standard records.

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PORTER’S DEATH PROBED Body of YVealthy Mirror Manufacturer Found. Bu United Press BATTLE CREEK, Mich.. July 6. The body of William Porter, 35. wealthy plateglass manufacturer of Ft. Smith. Ark., missing since June 27, which was found Sunday in a field three miles north of here, was to be shipped to his father’s home at Shelbyville, Ind.. today. The body was badly decomposed when found, lying face downward. No weapons were found near, and while police believe he committed

Get Victor Records of Paul Biese’s \ Orchestra —At Pettis If you want to hear good dance music by this famous synocopating orchestra step into the Pettis Victrola Department and ask to hear the following numbers by Paul Biese’s Orchestra? 19314 —Blue Evening Blues 75^ 19474—8 ye Bye Baby 75^ 19314 —Cinderella Blues 75<fr 18647 —Mystery! 751 19313 —Never Again! 75# 18647 —Oh! Medley -75^ 18662 —When You’re Alone 75^ Any of the Victor artists of popular or classical music may be heard in the —Petti* Victrola Department, Fifth Floor. Pettis Dry Goods Cos. The New York Store. Established 1853

suicide, possibly by poison, they are investigating possible foul play. PATRIOTIC SHOW GIVEN Pictures and Tableau on Making of First Flag Shown. Pictures, a tableau depicting the making of the first American flag, and showing of the film, “The Copperhead,’’ were on the program of a free show at the Circle Theater Saturday, given under auspices of the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays. Rev. Lewis Brown opened the pro gram at 9 a. m. with an address. Boy Scouts repeated the oath of allegience.

VICTOR COLUMBIA VOCAUON RECORDS

On the Stage PAUL BIESE’S Champion Victor Recording Orchestra Paul Biese and his cKamplon Victor recording orchestra, one of the most famous dance orchestras in America, and featured entertainers at many of the finest hotels. theatres and cases throughout the country are presented on the stage of the Circle Theatre as the current week's offering of the Circle's second season of syncopation. This orchestra was winiftr in the famous music contest in which most of the leading musical organizations of the world took part and was considered the greatest signal honor accorded any dance orchestra. Paul Biese, who heads the organization, has the distinction of being the first dance saxophonist in America, as well as being the most versatile player, having played his instruments in some of the finest cases years before tb” public demanded the saxophone in our modern orchestras. Mr. Biese has selected his orchestra with unusual care and has in his support an organization of exceptional versatile players and entertainers. Appearing at the CIRCLE All This Week Times of Appearance 2:00, 4=oo, 7:30, 9:30 On the Screen Conway Tearle Claire Windsor ‘JUST A WOMAN’

TERROR REIGNS SHANGHAI Strikers Kidnap and Torture Workers. LONDON. Ju#v 6.—American Marines at Shanghai killed the leader of a Chinese mob and rescued a police officer named MacDonald (presumably a Britisher) who had been attacked and beaten by rioters, according to a dispatch to the Dally News. Leaders of the strike at Shanghai have resorted to torture as a means of terrorism, says the Daily News correspondent, erix tramway workers having been kidnaped, hung

After You Hear, Paul Biese’s Famous Orchestra at the Circle Theatre Drop Into Baldwin’s and Hear Hi Wonderful Records THE RECORD CENTER OF INDIANAPOLIS COMPLETE STOCKS OF VICTOR, BRUNSWICK, EDISON and COLUMBIA RECORDS The Baldwin Piano Cos. of Indiana 35-37 Monument Circle The Circle Theatre Is Just 2 Doors East

Hear Paul Biese at the Circle — Then Come to the People’s and Hear His Victor Records on One of the DEMONSTRATOR Victrolas We Are Selling at t DRASTIC REDUCTION £ During Our July Clearance Sale Any Model Victrola Delivered Without the Payment of a Penny Down

up by their hand* and aeverely flogged and then released. BOXES ILL BE MADE Corrugated fiber board boxes will be made by the Inland Box Corporation, a $200,009 concern, which will build a factory at W. Morris St. and the Belt Railroad. Company officials include a number of former executives of the Safton manufacturing plant at, Anderson. OLDEST CITIZEN DIES Bn Times tinerial _ . . , . MARTINSVILLE, Ind.. July • Funeral services will he held Tuesday for H. R. Stevens, 84, Martinsville's oldest citizen.

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