Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 320, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1927 — Page 7

APRIL 16, 1927

Y.W.Ci. BRANCH . FUND CAMPAIGN ' TO OPEN MAY 2 Committee Says $63,225 Pledged Toward Goal of $208,500. i More than half the amount re- ’ quired by the Community Fund for ’ the opening of the Y. W. C. A.’s ■financial campaign for $208,500 to ereot anew building for the Phyllis Wheatley branch for colored girls and women has been obtained, it was announced today with the report by the general chairmen that $63,225 has been pledged. Dwight S. Ritter and F. B. Ransom, heading the campaign organization which will go into the field May 2 for general public solicitation, are also chairmen of the initial gifts committee engaged in the preliminary campaign. Barge gifts toward the new building, to be erected at West and Walnut Streets are: Anonymous gift from an Interested woman, $16,000; Carl Fisher, i $13,000; Arthur C. Newby, $10,000; .J. K, Billy, $6,000; Holcomb & ; Hoke, $1,200; Mr. and Airs. Samuel I Ashby, $1,000: Robert X.. Broken* ; burr, $1,000; Henry R. Dinner, ■ $1,000: Horace Jf. Page, $1,000; F. ,’ B. Ransom, $1,000; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Ritter, $1,000; Mr. and | Mrs. W. C. Smith, $1,000: a friend (woman), $1,000; and the five memo bets of the secretarial staff of the Phyllis Wheatley branch, SI,OOO. Members of the initial gifts committee: Mrs. Samuel Ashby, president of the Y. \V. C. A. board; Mrs.

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Many Interesting Movies Booked Here Next Week

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AY. H. Adams, Mrs. Isaac Born, Robert B. Brokenburr, Miss May Belcher, Henry R. Danner. Thomas C. Day, Airs. Arthur Dodson, Edgar If. Evans, Miss Pearl Forsyth, Mr. and Airs. Timothy Harrison, Mrs. Ira Henden. the Rev. H. B. Herod. Mrs. A. D. Hitz, Thomas C. Howe, Dr. H. B. llummons, Airs. Blanche Mi--.Coy, Mrs. Julia Reed, Mrs. Helen Farquhar Sanford, Mrs. W. C. Smith. Mrs. Alvah W. Taylor, and Dr. F. S. C. AVieks. Plans were launched several weeks

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ago at an interracial dinner at the Spink-Arms. The branch with a 1,100 membership, organized four years ago, has outgrown the small headquarters at 601 West St. FATAL MINE IS SOLD Francisco Property Brings Only $288,000 at Sale. On X Hi ted Prr.to PRINCETON, Ind., April 16.—'The fir ryof Ba Plante and AVelch, of Vincennes, today prepared to take over operation of the two mines of th eFraneisco Alining Company. The firm was the only bidder at the receiver's sale here Friday with an offer of $288,000 for the property, which only two years ago was appraised at nearly $1,000,000. An explosion in Francisco mine No. 1, resulted in the death of more than thirty miners last December. OFFER HOSPITaT BONDS Campaign Here Is or Aid of National Jewish Institution at Denver. A campaign to sell $1 to $lO bonds to fairse funds for the National Jewish Hospital at Denver, Colo., will be started next week. The local work Is under th ■ di-

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No. I—Corinne Griffith and Hobart Bosworth will be seen in “Three Hours'' at the Circle all next week. No. 2 —Ralph Forbes. Ronald Column and Neil Hamilton in "Beau Geste,” opening Sunday night for tlie week at the Colonial, w hich opens under anew management. No. 2—Dorothy Gish will be seen in "l.ondon” at the Palace the first half of the week. No. I—Kildie Cantor as a mail carrier in “Special Dleivery” at the Ohio next week. No. s—Jack Iloxie will be seen rection of Rabbi Atorris M. Fcuerlieht, Bouis J. Borinstein, Schloss Bros. Investment Company, vice presidtnt, and Sol S. Kiser. MeyerKiser Bank, first vice president. The hospital, a pioneer in tuberculosis relief work, is non-sectarian and receives patients from all sections of the country. Its motto is: "None may enter v. ho can pay, none can pay who enter."

GESTE Herbert Erenon’s Stupendous Paramount Production From Major Percival B. Wren's Baffling Story—With RONALD COLMAN •* Noah Beery And a Supporting Alice Joyce Neil Hamilton Cast of William Powell Ralph Forbes <r% Norman TrevOr Mary Brian victor McLaglen

RECRUITED from the four intrigue, mystery, and stark corners of the globe, the romance ! French Foreign Legion, spread- And into this sordid ating the gospel of France in mosphere the thrilling tale of the wastes of the burning ,s interwoven. Sahara desert, i, the retreat of "ft cheats and robbers, bandits pi rture that has successfully and forgers The Exile of withstood the acid test of Eke Self-Condemned ’—here is Broadway for nearly a year, gathered as motley a group of and has never been shown any- ' men as ever defended a nation’s where except at legitimate S9 flag! What a fertile setting for theatre prices! Mall Orders Filled In Order Received. Checks and Money Orders Payable to Q] Phone Riley 6944

in "The Rambling Ranger" at the Isis the first half of next week. No. 6—Rod UaKocque in "The Cruise of Jasper B” at thC

Last Chance to Visit the Circus City Zoological Gardens Will Be Sunday, April 17 th ,*•* PERU, INDIANA This will be the greatest exhibition of baby wild animals ever heId—CLOWNS for the Children and FREE RIDES FOR THE KIDDIES ON TINY PONIES —FREE.. 101 Other features. BE sure to see the baby Tigers—baby Lions —baby Leopards—baby Camels—baby Dromedaries and baby Bears. These are to be shown for the first and last time SUNDAY, APRIL 17TH. COME AND SEE CIRCUS ACTIVIST. Watch them erect big mammoth tents of the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. See the Winter Homes of Sells-Floto and Hagenbeck-Wallace circuses, at Peru, Indiana.. Plenty of free parking space—for this date only. Adults 50c; Children under twelve, 25c. REMEMBER THE LAST CHANCE IS SUNDAY, APRIL 17th, PERU, Ind.

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And the Company’s Own Traveling Symphony Orchestra of Twenty

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Uptown Sunday and Monday. No. T—Esther Ralston will be seen at the Apollo in “Fashions for \\ omen" all next week.

.Limited Kncasement Beginning Sunday Night And Twice Daily Thereafter 2:30 P. M. 8:30 P. M.

REVIVE JEFFERSON CLUB Plans for reviving the Jefferson Club, a Democratic organization, were made at a meeting at the Denison Hotel Friday night. The organization intends to raise tiic membership to 2,000. Opposition to

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A Hour/ WHAT —are the most thrilling hours in a woman’s life? Never such a beautiful Corinne . . never such a stirring drama . . a beautiful divorcee who became a thief . . barred from society . . barred from every happiness she knew . . but she would gladly sacrifice all for just three hours with the one she loved! The drama of the hour. A First National Picture

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the recently formed DemocraUe Service Union was expressed by some of the speakers. Among; those who spoke were President Boyd Al. Ralston. Secretary Hazel Feslcr, Dr. D. S. Goble, Charles Wiese, Frank T. Hawley and Ellas D. Salsbury. /

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Pftucmf BENIAMINO . GIGLI x Tenor Metropolitan Opera Cos. Ninginjj tlireo arias from “Cavalleria Rusticana’’ ROGER WOLFE KAHN (The Millionaire Bamiman) and His Orchestra BERNARDO DE PACE The Wizard of the Mandolin •fas. \. Fit*l’atrick present* "INDIAN LOVE LYRICS” played by ( IRULE CONCERT ORCHESTRA STOLAREVSKY 4 . conducting ===== - HOPE HAMPTON J disp’.aying; “EASTER CREATIONS’’ ; (In Glorloui Technicolor) f j. ANIMATED CIRCLE NEWS

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