Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 197, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1925 — Page 12

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Looking Over Palace Show

I • 1 GLISTENING, golden figure |/\l of a girl dancing under a I J purple spot. What more Elking and colorful picture could Imagine for a dance? Thia is ■picture presented in one of the PR Orchestra” at the Palace today id tomorrow. The'orchestra Itself is made up of x men playing stringed Instruments id a piano. As featured members •e two girls, Pauline Vincent, who >es some very extraordinary dancg and Billy Hagga, whose voice Ida to the charm of several numtrs which , she sings. Olcott and Maye have an amusing :tle act in which the outstanding ts are the impressions of a “Fly r night musical show” by Mr. Ol>tt and some character songs by las Maye. Joe Jenny and the Empire Comedy our is a comedy act in which some and time burlesque fun Is inter►ersed with excellent harmony by a four men. Gene Cobb and Company have a imedy sketch, the scene of which laid in Mexico. Fun Is brought it by the young husbands fatal anlng toward the Senorltas and his lfe’s suspicions. * Petet and Le Anna Company open a bill with several athletlo tricks id difficult balancing stunts. BUI Includes photoplay "Mansion Aohlng Hearts," with Ethel Clayn and Cullen danls' At the Palace today and tomorW. (By the Observer.) V -I* + -IOther theaters today offer: "Biosm Time” at English’s; Rae Sam>la at Keith’s; Charles Althoff at e Lyric; “The Royle Girl,” at the do; “Go West” at the Apollo; [he Coming of Amos” at the ColonI; “The Man on the Box” at the role; burlesque at the Broadway; id movies at the Isis. The Indiana Indorsers of Photoays Indorse for family patronage e feature at the Apollo. Adult, role and Colonial. The Little Theatre Society will esent four one-act plays at the asonlo Temple tonight. FT. WAYNE GETS MEETING t Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind., Dec. 18.—The inual meeting of the northwestern strict of the Woman’s Missionary >clety of the Methodist Episcopal lurch will be held at the Wayne reet Methodist Episcopal Church ire next October, according to ans outlined here today. The dlaIct comprises the States of Illinois, dlana, Michigan and Wisconsin.

Sale of Lamps tyr A Manufacturer's Surplus Stock Bought at a Low Price—Sold at a Low Price A sale of a manufacturer’s surplus stock, just received, goes on sale tomorrow at unusually tempting prices. Frankly, we believe that these prices are the lowest ever quoted on a quality article—only one of each pattern — Just In Time For Christmas ■ ’ p™Brldge- Lamps"”"} > jjL I I Bridge lamps, wood and iron bases, polychrome-fin- 1 g fish, adjustable neck. 1 g % [ 1 group with silk shade, chenille d*/* QJ" f ft A fj | * fringe, complete j S l 1 group'fancy bases fitted with extra quality shade, < j| f bullion fringe. Beautifully d*A AJ| j aL% U JL [' trimmed. Complete . [ 1 group extra fancy bridge apd Ql Q Af j ® i* j | floorlamps | r Agl Table Lamps Isl 1 !I 1 group table lamps, including wrought iron, poly- S * chrome bases, either silk or hand painted dA .1 jj glazed shades. sl3, sls and sl7 Values $/• i D j , , • *’" j Over 125 Lamps to Choose j Coßyenient the Low Priced, Credit an,ps Desired NG COMPANY 1 , MuTJ

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TURKS CONDEMN LEAGUE OPENLY Asiatib Alliance of Nations Advocated. Bu United Press CONSTANTINOPLE, Dc. 18.— “An Asiatic League of Nations’* la advocated by the Turkish press today in the course of vlturepative articles against the present League of Nations. Sensational condemnation of the Mosul decision Is voiced, the papers adding that Turkey Is unwilling to enter the present organization. The council of ministers so far has failed to reach any decision as to Turkey’s course toward the award of Mosul to Iraq, over which Britain will exercise an extended mandate. SCHOOL HACK IN CRASH Bu Times Evecioh WARSAW, Ind., Deo. 18.—A Wayne township school hack, containing a number of children, was badly damaged when It collided with an automobile near this city. None of the occupants was injured.

T. B. Association Furnishes 7 Equipment for New School. When the new fresh air rooms at School No. 22, Kansas and Illinois Sts., are opened soon after Jan. 1 the pupils will not have to worry about keeping warm. Fresh air school equipment Is being moved to the school by the Marlon County Tuberculosis Association, which Is supplying suits and blankets for the children. The blankets, received at the school, are being prepared for use, on their arrival, by Morris Bloom, 1010 S. Meridian St.; Estol Kirkpatrick, 117 Kansas St., and Harry Keeney, 21 Palmer St. Thirty anemic children will be enrolled In the health program which will center at the new rooms In the Nebraska Cropsey School Bldg. The Parent-Teacher Association at the school has appropriated money for a kitchen, from which the children In the fresh air rooms will be supplied with lunches. \

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

GALLOWS READY, BUT BOY LIVES Last-Minute Reprieve Saves 19-Year-OJd Slayer. Bu United Press CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—Another of Chicago’s famous last-minute reprieves today saved Campbell McCarthy, 19-year-old negro, from hanging for the murder of Christian Geltzen, watchman, during a holdup. McCarthy was scheduled to hang at 7 a. m. today. All preparations had been completed. Including testing of the gallows. Early today Judge John P. MeGoorty was routed out of bed and prevailed upon to hold court to hear a plea of Insanity. At a. m. the court Issued a stay, pending examination of the negro. DRIVER SENT TO JAIL ELKHART, Ind., Deo. 188.—Leo Kehoe, Warsaw foundryman, charged with driving an atuomobile while Intoxicated, was given a jail sentence and fined when arraigned In the city court

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