Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1920 — Page 2

Pae Two TliE TIMES May 1, 1020

Discourage Attempts At

Anv Violence I; HERE'S'CRDER FOR MAY DAY STRIKE ! ITF7NTI0NM- N'WS SERVICE! WASHINGTON, May 1. The May Day proclsmiatiou issued by the Central executive committee cf the Com. mi:nlst party cf America w3 made public by the departmert of Justice. Tha proclajna.U,n arses fll workers cT America to "join in the revolutionary atruvgles cf the workers of the world If yon would eniancipata ycurse'.f from CPnUaiism." "Strise lor tha release of all poU-ir.-.l i'iia lii!ast-.S?l prisoners on May DT.y." the rrocl.iiaa.tlon continues. ClJe the chops and factories. "Df.noastrate your power, you Trorklcsruien." : intf.9NTI0NAL NEWS SERVICF WASHINGTON. May 1 Karl ;!, to t !n li'l'H rt lill'f I of ju.-l t i v "militated that the threaten, d May demonstration of (MrciiiN w til !"!.; t in any concerted attempts pden.-o. . a 1 ; ! I I have sin - ! Vssitan - ! I'tn.-i .'i! and local ant liorit ie: ! s ji .-pec t ed extremist under .ilnn.--- and in the opinion of Alt ; ii. iljnan. In" I h l.avc l.oen t.".l.e,i ha r i .", ! '. .-itipt s at v i- !' I" e . re reports t'o.i; n'.'.-t i a in;;. were to 1" held in a ! i of the l.i. e indti.oi rial centers but judical ions were th:,t these iav, r:'e:mgs would b only for the purpose of s-peec'. making. The myelin:: wiii l.e undisturbed and speakmay "talk themselves blue," (irun said, and .special i :i . ! ' u-'t n .n s have l.'en i-siied to agent of tile tlepart-rr-nt n t to take :-.tp winch i.-.iiihf lead to tlie viarsi that they v.ip inciting troub!" m any such asS I'li'li"?. The poj-t office authorities are main-t-lnin-Maiiant watch for any sitsv clous packages that may come ihrout'i lii" mails. Inner supervision ..f Win. .1. Kiymi. head of the V. S. jcre'. ..r ;i fore of special h l p n I ? y vr- tveep.,lt; -n Toue'i uiMi "Tle.j'' bead r;:i:-t'r. Mnj. Gen. .1-e-tn y O'Uyan I--,-: ord red r.''"' pm' :oii-il cm rdsmeii t- he read v lor nvd .h.at tn on two i Al! o'Udoor meet iris.' or patndes of i-.Tfrti'.-tf that may have been planr"d for today have been forbidden. Seicral indoor meetiniis aie to be '. d ktpI a ra nge m n t s liae been t ; el e for the policing of t h s e gatherings. 'hc ,f ti-e w'm'c'm . I,e;r.- Ven close.; t I e i-I ; , ; . 15 til" ).?- , bi 1: t y of .i 1 ! ,;. r sri I e t 1 ,on so. , a'v.l "rent m ike.-;" by 'ionsamis .f 1 arts 111 pr. test ficain--: hit;h rents. t.Teia's d'flaieei irniiv arid)orils hae r- ci H ed Ihriats of j..-iice. .i i:i ri kmc nt H.iHM.s iii.'A;n. May 1 Ail public buildhere i. "if fiardeii by policemen dairi clothes today as a pv. i-mition sn.-t Mn v I 'J v disorders. M . o e than 1-r. I n 1 .1 ic n'. lo 1 1 ere 1 nd and own. otinpe c i' her 1 i re rmmdd -nrf.i ,;i' . tip Mn i n i. i A 1:ti-'i .;;'. i 'ow.. - t c: -l 1 "" .-tat" C 11 l ri r ! ' n z t ' o s a t e vttMon v May 1 With trilsmen close. a rm. st a t e J t:i-.eri t i i ' 'tl nec f I ' u t

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To the Republican Voters of Lake County

On next Tuesday you will be called upon to select the candidates for the Republican ticket for the coming election in November. Let me urge upon i . .i . .! ii i . r .i.

vfu. as your duty at this time, lo go to me pons ana cast your vote ior me i candidates which your conscience dictates are the most qualified to hold the j Ifca Associated Btbla students hold pubfr ' lie; services everv Sundav in Odd Felvanous o'hees. I lows Hell. Services are uiidenominaTo my many friends who have worked diligently for my nomination forlotlal and the ?rf;"fr IS f,om Chicago, the office of Sheriff during this campaign, there is, nothing 1 can say which ! galration army.

adequately cxpirjscs my profound gratitude to them. Within tlio past few days numerous accusations have been made against various candidates, by other candidates and their supporters, and I therefore wish to state that I am not the candidate of any clique, faction or combination. I am standing on my record and such support as I have received during the campaign has been, I believe, on account of the record I have made as an officer and as a citizen. I am a Republican of twenty-five years' standing in this community and have always been a loyal worker and at all times have sought the good of my party and my country. I have tried to conduct my campaign in a clean, fair and impartial manner and pledf-e myself, if elected, to conduct the office of Sheriff in the same manner, adding to this the highest possible degree of efficiency. In closing, I wish to say, whether I receive this nomination or not. I will always have a kindly feeling toward the citizens of this county for the uniform courtesy they have shown me during the campaign and I now ask that on next Tueseiay, it you consistency can. you vote for Number 5 3, my number on the ballot. ours sincerelv, W. H. OLDS

bridge. Hartford today was prepared In safeguard it." public buildings from po.isib'e M Day bomb plots.

m: iuit in boston F.oSToN. M;y 1 The arrest of a man taken iri'tn a room adjoining hat of I miv, Coolidge at the Adams House wa the only untoward incident markup !!- advent of May Pay. The police wire advised tliat the mart had been aiiiim suspiciously and had made a remmk a:out the governor. i:v. iohiv i qi in NEW VCKK. May 1 Kvery member of the New York police fori e i- cither on duty or in vfrvo today and .ivr? of private detectives and watchmen nif alert !o snard against any possible outbreak of May May riot inn- by "i;pih."' extraordinary precautions agam:'t violence have bren taken. i t n 1 1 s i $i Aii I PARIS. May 1 May Day fa. led to ! bi ;n- forth nny serious trouble in ; Paris tip to l o'clock today. Auto j buses and tramways were functioning i as usual n the early morning; hours. ii w hs practically normal on all ', !:nf s. STEEL RY. SYSTEM TIED UP COMPLETELY I f INTERNATIONAL. NEWS SERVICtl ! l;irilF.STi;i;. .. T.. May 1. Hoch-i-rr's eotirr street railway system 16i:a is tt. d up by a strike of motormen ; and conductors. Thousands of workers i were forced to walk to their places of employment while thousands of others j were ricked tip by automobile drivers, i Not a car wheel is turning in the city. with the exception of the. two interurban line, the Rochester Syracuse and he Iloehester. Tjockport & Buffalo, on both of which lines cars are being; operat ed. The company had offered the men an increase of ten cents an hour; the men had demanded forty. In addition to this walkout. 5.000 other worker identified with the building; trades are on strike and a walkout of 6.0(in shoe workers is expected following; a mass meeting tonig-ht. t'asket ma'ters are on strike and the harbeifs threaten a walk-out on Monday. EUROPE HAS FORCED HOLIDAY Earl. C. Reevss fTFF CORRESPONDENT 1 N - SeVICE Kti.N'lHlX. .May 1. Half of Kuropo is not working today. According to adices reaching; Kondon from Taris. Uom Berlin, and other o'ace on the continent, labor has made May Day a general holija-. No advices of any disorders lid been received up to noon. In iJreat lritnin alone, it is estimated that 7. lino. "Of) workers are idle. Train service throughout the Brinsb Tsles was normal, however. Reports from Rome said that ail busine.uj; was at a standstill there hu' that t ;n ser ice was b'lnR miintained. Berlin j compleielv tier up, aecord-ir-to report fr.'.m ther eaily today, small rota 1 'ores nev the only ones im upen fo I ? worker: business. Several meeting; were he'd throughout the A nion'-:or parade iui d'-moti?tra-v, f s planned ' Itaniciurj, t Oil

Where to Worship a YarlMta EwMBl Ckrchs

llrni otpuit CttnicU. 207-213 Sibley st. n. D. Lick'.ider. Fastor. 10:00 a. m. -Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning; Worship. Followed by lord Supner. 6:Z r m. Senior and Intermediate B. T. P. I'. 7:30 p. ni. Evenins Worship. Theme: "Victory.'" Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Monthly buines.s meeting" with reports and conference. Christian Church. C M. SmithKon. Pastor. ):10 a. in. Bible .School. 10:10 a. tn. Morning s:cr Ice. pennon 6ubjeei: "Hearing; "od'. I Voice." K:.;o p. m. Christian llior. Miss l"dra ?iv,n-tr,' ', i ;iui. le.ider. T:3n p. ni. Kvenlng St-r ice. Sermon Mtbject: "Was Jcrus tiod"S Son?"' St. Paol'a r.nthrB Ciiurcli. . Jo Clinton st. "W. 1 LJchtsinn. Pastor. f:00 a. m. Sunday School. 10:0(i a. ni. Morning Service. VotinK members" meeting a f i cr morning ser Ice. - :C0 p. m. Meeting of American Iuther league. The laJles will meet after this meeting. 7:G0 p. m. Evening Ser ice. First Church of tha Kasarama. Corner Otlumet and Michigan aves. A. M. Well. Pastor. 3:45 a. m. Sunday School. 10:45 a. m. I'rejichirg Seric. 6:4i p. m. Toung People's Meeting. 7.45 p. m. Preaching Service. Wednesday. 7:45 p. ni. Mid-week Prayer Meeting. Let every one remember that May 3th is Mother's Day and i hat ea.cn one should do somothing to bring happiness and joy Into the lives of the mother. who are living, and reverence and honor those vhos mortal bodies are sleeping beneath the sod but whose spirits have pa-ssed to the. Great Beyond. If Jesus Christ is the best and greatest peraon that ever lived, and He Is then most certainly a good mother will take second place as to goodness and greatness In the world. tamtaiiil Xrftag-Uc,l CUnrth. 3S Sibley St. Kev. Carl Sehaeffer, pastor. Phone 1185W. 9:00 a. rn. Surfday School. 10:15 a. m. Church Sendee. 7:30 p. m. American Services. Monday. 7:30 p. m. Ladies Aid Meeting. Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. T. P. L. "Wednesday evening Social gathering of Brotherhood. St. raul'a episcopal Ciiurch. FJmbach ave. and Ann el. Rev. W. J. Haw thorne. Hector. No early eelebration. 3:30 a." m. Sunday School and Bibie Class. 10:15 a. m. M,id-day Service and Sermon. The open offerings at this service will be devoted to tjie "United Offering" of the woman's auxiliary a.nd every woman and young girl should contribute in addition to the envelope contribution. 7: JO n. ni. Evening Service and Sermon. The choir will sing at the services. Ilegular meeting of the vestry at the church t 8:0) p. tn. The d'trie meeting o fthe Woman's Auxiliary will be held in this parish May 12th. Our ladies are asked to save this date and manifest by their nresence an increased interest in this important branch of the church's work. Tlxrt Prabytarlan Church. Holiman and Highland sts. J. C. Parre.it. Minister. 9:45 a. tn. Bible School. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 5:30 p. m. Christian Ctvdiavor. 7:30 p. in. Evening Worship. Trinity Eagliah "Laltsraa Chnrch. K. of P. Temple, corner Hohman and Ogden sts. K. Mackensen, Pastor, ii Mason st. Phone 1448. 9:45 a. rn. Sunday School. 10:30 a. m. Morning Service. 7:00 p. m. Men's Btb'e ("loss. T:45 p. ni. Evening Worship. ! Amaricaa 8lTtloiil:rt. ! 16 W. S ate st.. West Hammond. ! Wm. li:es. General Commander. ; tiospe; service every Tuesday, Thursi day. Saturday and Sunday evenings, at j 7:45 p. ni. I The public is cordially invited. J Tli Obiiatlaa Trlanda Chujch. i At the school house on Spruce St.. near Itadison st. Kev. E. J. Grtffoth, Pastor. -:?0 p. m. Sunday School. Z:"i p. m. Preaching Service. rirst Mhodit Splsoopal CiarcX. j T. J. Ba-sett. Pas-or. I p:00 a. rn. Class Meeting. ! 3:30 a. m. Sunday School, j 10:46 a. r.i. Morning Worship. Special music. :S0 p. m. .nn ior league. (":30 p. in. Epwortii leagu. 7:30 p. m. Evenirg Worsnip. Monaay. 7:30 p. m. Teachers' Training Claas. Wednesday. 7:"0 p. m. Prayer Meeting, in charge of the S. S. Board. Kosroa St re at Methodist EplicopaL. P.ev. Donald Wayne Piddle. Pastor. :':5 a. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worh1p. tj itii p. m Epworih League. 7:3a p. in. Kvening Worsnip. Trledacs Eraagalical Chnrca. Rev. Peter Weil, pastor. !:T.O a. m. Sunday School. 10:30 a. ni. Church Service. SlTln Staling- Meeting. H!d at our branch. 30? Truman ave. every Sunday at 10 a. ni. All free. All welcome. Centenary V. X. CTinreh. Aubry Hall. 23S Hohman St. Warren C. Henslee. Pastor. s:45 a, m. Sunday School 10:45 a. m. Morning Service. S:?0 p. m. Epw-orth League. 7:30 p. m. Evening Service. rirat Charch f Clriet, Sclantltt. 730 S. Hohman St. Morning service at 10:!5. Sunday Schoe at 12 o'clock Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at S o'clock. A free reading room is open daily except Sundav. from Z to 5 p. m . end on Tuesday and IrYidav evenings from 7:'J0 to 9. The public is cordially welcome to all services and to visit the reading room. 269 East State t. Captain Samuel Kcacgaard in charge. 1:30 p. m. Sunday School. Z:n p. in. Song and Prais Service. 8:00 p. m. Evening Service. Salvation meetings: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at S:00 p. m. Sohl St. Pentecostal Aaaambly. 743 Sohl st. 9:30 a. m. Bible School. 10:30 a. m. Preaching Service. 7:20 p. m. Preaching Service. Thursday evening. 7:4i p. m. The lord's Supper on the first Sunday of every month. Everybody welcome. Pia Street Presbyterian Chtrrcb. Corner Ptne st. and Chicago ave. Rev. M. H. Krauss. Pastor. Residence, 40S Oak st. Phone SUM. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. 1 1 :P0 n. rn. Mom;ng Worship 2:00 p. m. Catechism Cla sr :S0 p m. Senior snd Intermediate Christian End's vor. 7:"' p. ni. Evening Service. "Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Prayer MetFrldav. 7;10 o. m. Choir practl

DEBUTANTES FAVOR BLACK LACE GOWNS

ISA . m : If "r i'VJt a k v i , s .eg ' 1 '. - ;i ' ' ,i . ..UL lhre is a tendency this sprinx totrds black Iare for your.? pirls. is eharminjr iHu&tration of v black iac may r-e madp youth- ' enough for the debutante, yjrires of the lace form the full -t ard luce over a silver lininjr ,e the bodice. Hon IC. X. Church. 202 Truman ave. Ilev. "Beik. Pastor Phone 1193.1. 9:30 a. m. Sunday School ami Bible i Study. 10:"0 a. m. Morning Service. I 7:"0 r. m. lipworth League. I Read tVhttaker'a platform nn pate four of this lasue, ."i-l'-li . ! Bremer for rpopfcutor. A dv. DR. VAN NUYS TO GIVE LECTURE The mn of Hammond are to be treat j ed with a speaker of prominence in the J person of Dr. Kzia. Van Nuys. organizer of Men's Work for the Presbyterian Church. U. S. A . w ho will cpeak at! the Pine Street Church. Sunday. Mav -. at 7;30 p. in. These that n:e interested in community activities and in Men's work should avail tiiemsel" . of this opport 'i n i; . E. Chicago Police Are Vigilant The Hast Chicago police were busy ail of last, night in an effort '"o stave off all attemp:s of Red? to congregate and formulate any plani for a demonstration of any kind today. The work seemed to men w ith success and as far j as the police have been able to detertrine there was not a gathering of rad -caiS in the enure Tw in Cn :es dur ng i r. e in gh . Special attention w? paid by the police to the districts in which the Red agitation started last May Day, when the Reds psraded through the streets of the city without opposition. The Lithuanians were last year the leading spirits in the movement and tho petrols of police were quadrupled last night in the sections of the city where tb population is largely Lithuanian. All pub'iio gathering places were visited regularly nrd the watch was successful to such an extent that the ag tators s-hunned their usual haunts as though thy harbored small pov victims. Little Mike Silverman, who was the leader of the parade and demonstration in East Ohicaso last year, left East ChtToo Late To Classify WANTED TO RENT 5 or S-room furnished bungalow or cottage in or near Hammond, convenient to car line. Write A110. Times. Hammond. 5 -1 -3 1 NOT I .!:. JACKSON STREET SECTION "P." SIDEWALK. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. CITY OK HAMMOND. INDIANA. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Ton are hreby notified H it the Hoard of Publ'e Works of said City- will receive b'ds tip to May 12th. 1920. at two o'clock P. M., f.r the construction of a cement sidewalk five feet wide, five inches in depth, on Jackson erreet, from Keewood avenue to Standa-d avenue, under Improv emenL Resolution No. 7!M. s specified in the pians. profiles Snd fletails now on fil". All bids shRll be accompanied by a certified chck for not less than two and One-half per cent of the estimated coat of said improvement. The Board reserve? the right to reject any and all bids. V J. SWANSON. JACOB W1KER. K C. DIETRICH. Hoard of .Public Works. WILLIAM f. ROSE. City Clerk. 1-S NOTICE. JACKSON STREET CCRR AND JITTER FLAt:. DEPARTMENT OF PFBLIC WORKS. C1TT Or HAMMOND, INDIANA. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Ton are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said City will receive bids up to May 12i.h. 1320. nt ten o'clock A. M., for the construction of a cement curb and gutter flag. S gutter inlets. Ct lineal feet of R inch ppwpr pipe, on JacUson street, front Kenwood avenue to Standard avenue, under Improverrynt Resolution No. 792. as specified in the plans, profiles and- details now on file. All bids sha.ll be accompanied by a certified check fer not less than two and one-half per cent of the estimated cost of said improvement. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A J. RW ANSON. JACOB WIKT.i:. F C. DIETRICH. Board of Public Works. WILLIAM C. ROSE, City Clerk. -1-S

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Drug Store Sell It Five million people use it to KILL COLDS HILL'S CASCARAkQUININE Standard cold remed 'or 29 yeara -in tablet lorm iaic, uie, i.w opiates brk up a cold in 2 hour". relieve E'.'P ,n - Money bci it taut, im genuine cox nat a nm top wnn nr. mil picture. At All Drag Sfr c.ago several months aso because of ce.iistant police surveillance and went to N'f w York, where lie was traced bv federal olTiitiTR and is there being kept linler close surveillance Vy the au t iuirit ies. Since liis lUparture the aut horit ie.s. of Kast Chicago have been unable to find n leader among the radicals and so far as lias been determined they have no real organization in the Twin Cities. "Whatever radical work has been done liin-int-' the past few months, the authorities believe is the work of individuals Rial not directed by any one person or body of person?". Although Chief O Donnell believes that any attempt at a demonstration has been effectually blocked, a close watdi will be maintained throughout the day and the two motorcycle police will cover the city thoroughly to watch for any jarad. formation. Reserves will be rrady to rush to such points at all t lllirs. Bremer for Prosecutor. Ad NO PROSPECTS FOR SUGAR RELIEF With no prosrects for immediate relief in Indiana in the sugar situation," Stanley V ckoff. fair price commissioner for Indiana, has ordered that beginning today, retail grocers who are found attempting to repeat on orders of sugar from wholesale dealers will be unable to buy sugar anywhere in the stale. A check is being kept on all sales, li- said, and grocers are privileged to buy allotments based on the number of 'heir customers. Bremer for Prosecutor. dv. aS Former Judge Albert C. Huber a Probable Winner in Next Tuesdays Primaries Albert C. Huber of Gary, has made one of the most effective campaigns for County Recorder on the Republican ticket that has been made in the present campaign for any of the offices, ad all signs point to his nomination next Tuesday. Mr. Huber has made his canvas on for issues. 1. That he is qualified from experience to administer the office in an efficient manner. 2. That from a political point of view he is entitled to reward from the Republican Party, he having been active in the parties and its candidates behalf for the past twenty-one years in the county, having assisted all present and former Republican County officials in their efforts to gain office, including all the judges. 3. That Gary casts one-third of the Republican vote of the county, but has never had one official in the Court Houe. except Judge Norton, who was appointed by the Governor to fill a vacancy. Gary should be treated fair. 4. By voting for him. you will stop office-holders jumping from one office to another before their terms of office expire, as several of the candidates for Recorder would have to resign their present offices given them by Republicans if they should be elected. As a man remarked at a meeting in 1iiting, that the office holders who jump from one office to another before their terms expire, always reminded him of the boarder at the table who took a piece of meat from the platter and put it on his plate, and then saw one on the platter that looted better to him. and so. made the exchange, which was very satisfying to him, but disgusting to the other boarders. Mr. Huber's number on the ballet is 46. He will appreciate the votes of all voters who believe in a square dfil and a just reward. Adv. GALL STONES . l..,!-l 1,,- Tf fc" T- rad,ln 1 (Dept. B. Box 2m. Kansas CiO Mo., on jan improved method of treatment For I inflammation and catarrh of Gall Bladrir and Bile Din ts associated with Oa'l S'oms. Remarkable results reported. Write' tnda v for FREE booklet-

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Johnson Given N. J. Recount

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEWARK. X. .!.. May I. Chief Tustice Win. S. Gummcre of the supreme court loda Mgned aai order for a rt;count of the votes east in last Tuesday's presidential preferential primaries for Senator Hiram W. Johnson and Geti. Leonard Wood. Republican candidates. The recount will be for he entire plate. It will begin on May 10 in Essex, Morris. Camden, Gloucester and Cape May counties. in which counties th supporters of Senator Johnson allege that mistakes were made in the tabu'a1 i o ii . It was stipulated that Senator Johnsop must deposit J5n.nf.ri l.rfor. tl,-- recount can hi gin. This amount is in defray the expense entailer! by the variois courtly" boards. - The recount may be abandoned at anytime the Johnson forces desire. Tf ihe result of the recount does not change the voters ossurar.ee for Gen. Wood the expense of the, recount rnuM be borne by Senator Johnson. Times news seivice I tTie oes; 'hut money can buy and '.ones: ffnrt rn ff'oie'n 13 PASTIME TODAY "THE TIGER GIRL" Featuring Lillian Giih and Roizika Dolly TOMORROV.' Shirley, Mason in "Molly and I" AUDITORIUM " THEATRE 367 Cabinet Ave., Hamnoad. Tonight. Ethel Clayton in "Men, Women and Money." Also 1 2th Episode of the Houdini Serial. Tomorrow, Continuous Show 2 to 1 1 P. M. Special D. W. Grimith Production. "True Heart Susie." Also Two Comedies. "Do Husbands Deceive?" and "Nipped in the Bud."

"Where Everybody Goes"

HAMMOND

TODAY AND SUNDAY Venetian Four iScenic Musical Diversion.

MARGARET RYAN Comedienne.

WRIGHT & EARL Songs, Styles and Steps. GARDNER & REVERE'Mass 'em Up." JOHNSON BROS. & JOHNSON A Few Moments in Minstrelsy. AERIAL LEMARS European Novelty.

OF HAMMOND YOU'RE INVITED TO BE ONE OF A THOUSAND TO

HEAR

Dr. Ezra A. Van Nuys Associate Secretary Men's Work, Chicago. AT THE Pine Street Presbyterian Church CHICAGO AVE. AND PINE ST. SUNDAY, MAY 2d AT 7;30 P. M. There'll be plenty of pep! Come and bring your pal!

DeLUXE THEATRE A

Today WM. FARNUM in "THE ORPHAN" Sunday WM. FARNUM in "THE ORPHAN" Monday and Tuesday KATHERINE McDONALD in "THE BEAUTY MARKET" Wednesday ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "THE SHADOW OF ROSALIE BYRNES" Thursday and Friday OLIVE THOMAS in "YOUTHFUL FOLLY" Friday and Saturday WM. DUNCAN ' in the second episode of "THE SILENT AVENGER" a 'a 'a i 8 B D B a a i Saturday HARRY MOREY in "THE BIRTH OF A SOUL' !"' Sunday FRANK KEENAN in 'DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR" BIJOU TODAYWILL ROGERS in "JUBIL0" Also "Elmo the Fearless." TOMORROW William Rowell in "Shod With Fire" TL'ES.. WED. AND THURS. Are we protected by spirits? "DO THE DEAD TALK?" Can the living communicate with the dead? 71 tafpC mmiViMii l Watch Toner He's the Winner 522 j INDIANA a3 A V iXJL li.

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