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APRIL 14, 1927
Hoosier
Briefs
George Milford, Marion boy,
rushed his rliiiin, Kilty Sliildmyer,
a doctor in a coaster wagon la-
ambulance, when Killy broke
liis leg playing cowboy, Milford
is the son of an undertaker.
George Strong, farmer near Hoo
ver, killed three young bobcats when
he tore down an old barn. He's wor
ried, for the parents escaped.
Carl F. Odden has resigned as sec
retary of the Y. M. C. A. at Free
port, 111., to become secretary of
the Y. M. C. A. at Anderson.
Congressman David Hogg of Ft.
Wayne will be commencement
speaker at the Redkey School
April 20.
Muncio police probably spoiled
a Christinas eve's jollification last
Dec. 24 when they confiscated a
half gallon of white whisky, but
Toni Bradburn, at whose home
the liquor was found, was acquit
ted Wednesday on a charge of vio
lating the liquor law.
Mrs. Donald Turner of Union City
has received word that her sister,
Miss Ruth Myers, has been ordered
home from China because of war
dangers.
Alice yarmon, 12,-has been chosen
as the. healthiest child in Alexandria
schools.
Knights of Pythias lodge at
Winchester celebrated its forty
seventh birthday this week.
•Hartford City is planning to buy
e sales pavilion to be used as a
community hall.
Jack McLallem, Columbia City
student now with the University
Afloat, has written home lie shook
AMUSEMENTS
MUTUAL
Burlesque Theater
Formerly Broad way
“FOLLIES OF PLEASURE”
With
CLYDE BATES (SUM BUM)
—and—
A SIO,OOO Beauty Chorus on the
Illuminated Runway
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, ' ENGLISH'S |
Jean Oliver—Milton Byron |
“SQUARE CROOKS” \
lj Mat. Wed.. Tliurs.. Sat. nt 3:15. •
I PRICKS—3Sc, 35c, 50c.
KITES AT 8:15—25c, 50c, 90c.
Government Tax on 90c Seats Only.
Next Week, “Wlilsperinsr Wires"
VAUDEVILLE STARTS
3:00-4:20-7:00 & 9:30 o'clock.
ELAINE
| SERENADERS
—WU'If—
ARTHUR & BROWN
HARRY (.RIBBON & CO., FOUR
KARRYES, CI.EORA MILLER &
CO., MORTON & BETTY HAR
VEY, tMAY & KILIM IP, .NOU
RISH MONKS.
ATTEND LESTER HUFF’S
OROAN RECITALS, DAILY
AT NOON. STARTING AT
12:JO, DOORS OPEN AT 12:30
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
and the
HILV Li i HASH TENOR
♦.n dei i !<•* h LHIle Buffoon
SYLVIA CLARK
In “KAVOKTIXUS UXKEK”
POWERS & WALLACE
in
>11(11 A ON BROADWAY?
Hayes, Marsh| WILFRED
& Hayes DUBOIS
Jack Merlin with Lois Evans
SHAW'S SPORTING Ss-TOPH&T
DOG REVIEW I FABLES
Una B. Tdiiot Fine Arts Enterprises
rLasi Symphony Concert
|HextMon.Eve.,B:3o
Sophie Braslau
|J Contralto Soloist With
Cincinnati
Symphony
Orchestra
I FRITZ REINZR (on,motor 5
SEATS HELLING
Ona B. Talbot, 910 Hunie-Manur fl
Prices, $3, $2.50, $3, $1.50, sl. Plus Tax P
BOBBY JACKSON
AND HIS REVUE
A Galaxy of Youth an<l Beauty
THE NAGYFYS
Mysterious!
An Act
Unique
CHELMST.ORR
FRANK & TEDDY SABINI
“I Quit”
ANGEL & FULLER
“MUSIC ANI) CHATTER**
—Photoplay—
‘AßlZONA BOUND’
A PARAMOUNT PICTIRK
hands with the Queen of Spain at
Madrid.
Marion firemen braved flame and
smoke to rescue a police dog, valued
at several hundred dollars, trapped
when the home of Homer Patterson
burned.
HOLD EASTER REVIVAL
Rev. L. C. Howe at Kroad Ripple
Chr'stian Church This Week.
The Rev. L. C. Howe, formerly of
Miami, Fla., and connected for many
years with Marion County churches,
is conducting an Easter revival at
the Broad Ripple Christian Church.
Tonight, “Youth Night,” will be
observed with the Reverend Ilowe
speaking on “The Love of Jesus for
Youth.” Friday night will bo “Sun
day School Night.”
MOTION PICTURES
APOLLO
ADOLPHE MENJOU IN
“EVENING CLOTHES”
W hirlwind Comedy. Fox News
Emil Seidel and Hl* Apollo
Merry Makers
Up Towy
T M T R E 11l
Clinrllo Chase
Comedy
News and
Cartoon
MADGE
BELLAMY
He wins: |
Machine Girl” |
JISIS TODAY
Fri.andSat.
DOUBLE FEATI RE PROGRAM
FRED HUMES
“BLAZING DAYS”
A Reil Hot Drama of thr Cattle
Range*
“THE TRUTHFUL SEX”
An Amazing Siory of (he Collie*
Os Modern Mnrringe
Featuring
Mae Busch—Huntley Gordon
10c ALL SEATS 10c
Circle
the snow place of Indiana
POLA NEGRI IN
“HOTEL IMPERIAL”
Her Finest American
Made Picture
VlTAHiw*
VINCENT LOPEZ
SCHUMANN-HEINK
TJHUE ROLLICKERS
STOLAREVSKY
CIRCLE SCREEN PAINTING
“BLACK SAND"
CIRCLE ANIMATED N EWS
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Twice 2:30 e6&K0 ,/T " '
dally 8:30
tliorcnfter
'‘Beau
Gestcji
P. C. Wren’s baffling
rom.ieee of the Sahara
RONALD f iMP
COLMAN
(by arrtnaemrnt with
Samuel GoMwyn) piny s. \
A Herbert Brenert J
Production f>- wramcunl
Alicejoyce Mary Brian WX (picture J
Noah Beery
ILiniitcl Engagement
Seat* Now Selllnß
All Seat* llcscrveil
Mat.: 50c, 75c. sl.lO
.Eve.: 3Pe. 81,10. $1.65
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RAMON NOVARRO
ALICE TERRY
“LOVERS”
A Mack Sennett Comedy
Charlie Davis and His Gang
“Charlie’s in Dutch”
SPECIAL
ALL NEXT WEEK *
KAYLOR NURSERY HEAD
Expands at Henryville as Result of
Tree Demand.
Increasing demands for trees has
made necessary expansion of the In
diana Forestry Nursery, Henryville.
Joseph Naylor, of the Pennsylvania
Forest Service, lias been made
forester in charge, Conservation
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mean, grown-up boys), are constantly swinging the bats and saying
“Here’s a peach,” “Feel the swing on this one,” and “How can you offer
this outfit for only six new subscribers?” They’re not the same bat
used by big Isague players, because they would be too heavy for boys,
but they are made of well-grained seasoned hickory and you can just feel
yourself knocking a three-bagger with a bat like this This bat will last
for many a home run.
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Director Richard Lieber announced
today.
TCaylor has made a life study of
his work and served in the Mont
Alte Nursery, which produces
4.000,000 seedlings annually. He
surveyed the Cleorgeia timberlandS
and recently returned from a study
tour of European reforestation.
Headway is being made in the
refqrestation movement oil idle
lands, according to Lieber, and
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Kaylor is expected to add impetus
to it.
COMMENCEMENT JUNE 6
Indiana University Announces
Change in Date.
Bn Vnitrd I’rexx
BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. April 14.
Tlie date of the Indiana University
commencement exercises has been
changed from Wednesday, June 8. to
GENUINE HORSEHIDE GLOVE
Oh! Boy. If you could just put your hand in this glove we know what
you would say. “Say, boy, that’s a peach;” “Sting ’er in” and “Let me
t-ce it,” are a few of the expressions we heard when showing it to a group
of boys at the office. It’s a real professional glove, boys, no kidding;
gonuine tanned horsehide padded with high-grade felt, extra large size,
and laced between thumb and finger and at butt with leather thongs. This
"!ove retails at around $3.00 and would be a good value at that. It’s
leather lined inside, too. No chance for disappointment here.
HICKORY BAT
Since these outfits have arrived at
our office everybody wants to play
ball. All the big boys (the men, I
Monday, June 6. Exercises will be
held at 6 o’clock in the evening at
the memorial stadium instead of in
the campus amphitheater. Everett
Sanders, secretary to President
Coolidge and an alumnus of Indiana
University, will be the commence
ment speiiker.
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NEW YORK —Thirty years ago I
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weight, stitched in red and blue
waxed special cord. You won’t lose
the cover off this one for a good
many innings. The genuine leath
er cover and the live rubber and
yarn inside make it an ideal boys’
league ball. And it just fits the
hand
Now he is a multimillionaire, maker
of canned eggs, largely used by bak
ers. Two thousand of his country
men are in his employ in his nine
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companies, Titman's life recently
was insured for $1,000,000.
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