Indiana daily times. [volume], March 12, 1920, Home Edition, Page 9, Image 9

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CENSUS CUTS
SBELBURN, INI).
Sullivan County Town De
creases 11.7 Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, Starch 12.—The cen
sus bureau today announced the follow
ing preliminary population figures for
1920:
Shelbum (Sullivan county), Ind., 1920
population, 1,814; 241 decrease; 11.7 per
cent decrease; 1910 populiation,, 2,OSS.
Coatesville, Pa., 1920 population, 14,515;
3.431 Increase; 31 per cent increase; 1910
population, 11,084.
Forest City, Pa., 1920 population. 6,004;
255 Increase; 4.4 per cent increase; 1910
population, 5.749.
Huntingdon, Pa., 1920 population,
7.501; 190 Increase; 2.8 per cent Increase;
1910 population, 9,691.
Lewiston, Pa., 1920 population, 9.849;
1.683 Increase; 20.6 per cent Increase,
1910 population, 8,166.
Waynesboro (Franklin county). Pa..
1920 population, 9,720 ; 2,521 increase; 55
per cent Increase; 1910 population, 7,199.
Chattanooga, Tenn., 1920 population,
57.895; 13,291 increase; 29.8 per cent in
crease; 1910 population, 44,604.
Cambridge, Md„ 1920 population, 7,167;
I. Increase; 16.15 per cent increase;
1910 population, 6.407.
Macon, Ga., 1920 population, 52,525;
11. increase; 29.2 per cent increase;
1910 population, 40,665.
Canfield Looms Up
in Fourth District
Special to The Times.
BATESVILLE, Ind., March 12.—An
nouncement of the candidacy of Harry
C. Canfield for the nomination for con
gressman from the Fourth district has
rested considerable enthusiasm in this
section. He is a democrat.
‘ Canfield for Congress" clubs are be
og organized in every county of the dis
trict and preparations arc being made to
set forth the qualifications of Mr. Can-
Held upon which he bases bis claim for
the support of the democrats. Mr. Can
field's aggressiveness, bis capacity and
willingness for hard work coupled with
his sympathy with the cause" of the
farmer (Mr. Canfield was born and
reared on a farm in Dearborn county),
as also his desire to render a service to
the smatl business man and the wage
earner, stamp him the Ideal man to bring
about the district’s return to the demo
ratle column.
Labor Vital Issue,
Cummins Declares
CHICAGO, March 12.—“ The labor ques
tion will be of supreme Importance in the
coming presidential campaign, even over
-bfdewing the country's foreign prob
lems," Senator Cummins. lowa, declared
n an address before delegates to the Na
tional Petroleum congress, which Is meet
ing here. He advocated the formation of
a tribunal to adjust labor disputes In
industries vital to the public.
TODAY’S MOVIES
ALHAMBRA —Elsie Ferguson in “His
House In Order."
ISlS—Bryant Washburn In "The Six
Best Cellars.”
MR. SMlTH'S—Constance Talmadge
In "Two Weeks.” '
CIRCLE—Jack Pickford In “The L.U
the Shepherd of Kingdom Come.”
COLONIAL—Mary Miles Mlnter In
“Judy of Rogue's Harbor.”
REGENT—Harry Carey in “The
Rider of the Law.”
OHlO—Florence Billings in “Wit
Wins.”
Ever in the vanguard
of civilization you find
man’s faithful servant
—the cow.
From the beast of burden
of pioneer days—incident
ally giving man and his
family a portion of their
nourishment—she has be
come the foundation of
one of America’s greatest
industries tne Dairying
Business; the producer of
one of man’s most vita!
foods—milk and its prod
ucts. chief among which
is BUTTER.
Thirty-six years ago, two
brothers, living on a
northern Indiana farm, de
cided that Indiana could pro
duce the best butter in the
world—and they set out to
prove it.
Their first churning weighed
88 pounds; but it was good
butter.
Lsst year they produced
11.000,009 pounds; and every
pound was good butter. So
good, that the 1919 National
Dairy Show at Chicago
swarded
BCHCOSSLH'S
BUTTER
First Prize for
the Highest Scoring Entry
for Indiana Creamery Butter
REAL SIGN OF SPRING: FOLLIES COMES NEXT WEEK
‘Up in Mabel’s Room ’ at Murat—Ferguson Acts Well at Alkambra—Washburn at Isis
JACK PICKFORD 1
‘
A coon skin cap is on the head of
Jack Pickford as Chad the plucky little
i mountain hero of John Fox, Jr., "The
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come." The
insert is that of Jack, a dog. which is
Chad's pal In the story. This well
produced and acted picture is at the Cir
cle all this week.
KILLED BY ELECTRIC WIRE.
DEFIANCE. 0.. March 12.—Adolph, 21.
son of former Sheriff John P. Eiser,
j was electrlcuted when he oame In eon
■ tact with a wire on the Eiser pretnis.-s.
: a package today;
a batch tomorrow
and hear your
feUjyH Folks say jpap ?
ySgiHjßs, B-ii
Eat More
of tim Better Butter
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“There is some substance in butter fat which is
not found in fats generally, which is absolutely
necessary for the maintenance of life in the
young or the adult.” ♦
— Dr. S. W. McCollum, Professor of the School o t Hygieno
and Public Health, The Johns Hopkins University.
You get this necessary substance in good but
ter.
Oak Grove Butter is as good as butter can be;
has been for years and years.
Eat more Oak Grove Butter.
Your grocer has it-ask him!
Schlosser Brothers
* Makers of Good Butter since 1884
F BltEMEJjfl PLYMOUTH INDIANAPOLIS FRANKFORT FT. WATNB
190 h 1909 1911 1917
The robin Is no longer the first sign
of spring.
There are some people who Judge the
coming of spring by tne arrival of Zleg
feld Follies in town.
Spring must be here then as the Follies
will hold forth all next week at Eng
lish’s, beginning Monday night.
The advance sale is said to be the
largest in the history of English’s for
this engagement
The Follies comes direct to Indianap
olis from the Chicago run. Marllynn
Miller Is one of the real reasons for the
popular appeal of the Follies. She takes
part In a ballet written for her by Vic
tor Herbert. i
Also there will be Eddie Cantor, Bert
Williams, John Steel, Doris LeVant, the
Fairbanks Twins and many others.
Mabel's rose pink cLemise continues
to hold the center of the stage at the
Murat. “Up In Mabel's Room'’ will com
plete Its engagement at the Murat with
a matinee and a night performance Sat
urday.
It is never too late to say something
good about a fellow. In the rush of time
we did not say as much as we wanted to
about Eddie Buzzell and Peggy Parker
in "A Will and a Way” at Keith's this
week. Here is a team that has lots of
class and a sure enough comedy punch
that is delightful. They know bow to
put over their numbers.
Minstrels will never lose their appeal,
and this Is demonstrated by the recep
tion being accorded Arthur Detnlng and
his minstrel act at the Broadway tills
week. He sings a combination of the
(ld-time successes.
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The Crane family appear to be gather
ing in most of the honors at the Rialto
this week. This is the act that the
people talk about when they leave the
theater. That’s a gat'd sign.
“My Maryland” Is nn of the popular
songs rendered by Charles Levine this
j week nt the Park with “Sweet Sweetie
liiirls." He has another song in “Hineo
IMppy Too." Max Field is the come
dian.
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DOLLY WILSON.
Remember Dolly Wilson?
Well, if you were a patron of local
picture houses some few years ago when
“amateur night" was all the rage you
Saturday Specials
| Strictly Fresh Eggs, 48c Doz. |
5 lbs. Navy Beans, Michigan , 45£ H
J 2 Sugar Corn, Boone C0unty.......2 cans, 25^
jj Best Lima Beans • pound, 17£ P j
g Granulated Cane Sugar per lb., |ii
ALL YOU WANT.
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353 Massachusetts Avenue
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.
VIVIAN ALLEN
'
This is Introducing Miss Vivian Allen,
who has one of the principal parts in
"The Unknown Purple,” a mystery drama
to be at the Murat all next week. The
engagement will open Monday night.
This mystery play Is the first of the
new crop of plays of this character to
reach Indianapolis. It had a satisfactory
run In New York.
are bound to recall Dolly—the little
blonde, curly headed girl who nearly
always carried off first prize.
Dolly has grown up now. Sbo is
scoring a hit at the Lyric this week.
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Florence Billings will complete her en
gagement at the Ohio with the Saturday
showings In "Wit Wins.” Opening Sun
day will be Mary MacLaren in "Bonnie
Bonnie Lassie.”
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Helen Gibson in "Daring Danger" and
Harry C&r#y in “The Rider of the Law”
remains at the Regent up to and includ
ing Saturday night showings.
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Mary Miles Min ter is the main attrac
tion this week at the Colonial In “Judy
of Rogues’ Harbor.” Underlined for Sun
day is Bert Lytell In "The Right of
Way.”
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TBE ISIS.
A prohibition comedy, "The Six Best
Cellars,” opened a three-day engagement
Thursday at the Isis.
Bryant W'ashburn plays the lead. It Is
a comedy with 'a kick to It.
The comedy ends with Bryant stepping
out of his character, pointing his finger
squarely at the audience and asks him
what he would do If lie was in the same
fix.
As said before in this space, “The Six
Best Cellars” Is satisfactory entertain
ment.
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CONSTANCE TALMADGE.
Constance Talmadge Is forced to glide
down a fire escape to get a square deal In
“Two Weeks," a movie.
Misp Talmadge takes the part of a
chorus girl. She is in her tiny flat try
ing to escape from a bill collector, when
a wealthy young clubman calls. She
Take Care of the
Little Ones
This is the thought that is uppermost in the minds
of all natural parents.
IF YOUR CHILD’S WELFARE LIES so near to your
heart, why not deposit a moderate sum in the little
one’s name—it will grow to be a tidy sum in twenty
years.
Open an account as a “nest egg’’ for the baby.
This bank will pay
41%
on savings, compounded April Ist and October Ist.
$1 or more will open an account.
Meyer-Kiser Bank
136 E, Washington St.
(Open 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Saturdays.)
350-354 E. Washington St.
THE BIGGEST RETAIL GROCERY IN INDIANA
EGGS, selected and strictly Creamery Butter, Hoosier
fresh, one dozen in M M Gold and Eversweet
carton Tt*lC lb OOL
Leaf Lettuce, hothouse, crisp and tender, 1b.... * 20*
Michigan Potatoes, nice sue and good cookers, pk 87*
Pink Salmon, Waif, *4-lb. flat can 2 for 25*
Potted Tuna and Sardines, No. 1 tin, each
Loganberry Preserves, Del Monte CHOCOLATE CAKE—
brand, 15-oz. cylinder big three Q CZs*
jar OIC layer OOiZ
Fresh Roasted Virginia-i Salted Peanuts, crisp-fl 6%l 0
Peanuts, x / 2 lb lUv and fresh, Va lb wLM2^
Chocolate Creams, an extra high-grade chocolate,
assorted flavors, lb
Mrs. Austin’s Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, sells
regularly 15c; our price Saturday, 3 for
PENNANT SYRUP, with a delicious Maple Flavor—
No. li/ 2 ... * 21* I No. 5 64*
No. 2Va *.33* 1 No, 10 91.26
Powdered Sugar, 1 Granulated Soft A Sugar, Dark Brown
lb., 20* ' Sugar, lb., 19* lb., 18* Sugar, lb., 17J^o
California Bartlett Pear*, Santa Clara Apricot*, medium
lb 47* size, lb. 45*
California Stewing Figs, Blue Ribbon Peeled Peaches,
lb. 21* lb 30*
WILSON or J tall \ small
PET MILK ! can can DC
Phoenix Chili Sauce, a large 17-oz. bottle *,**,..31^
Pilgrim Rio Coffee, O/t Old Crop Santos, •
lb., 25c; 3 lbs I M\. \ steel cut, lb *IAV
Taggart’* York Butter Crackers,
hot from the oven, f ftp | TAGGART’S TEA CAKES—
. • , 4 varieties—Raisin Cookies, Sugar
Liberty Ginger Snaps, crisp and CookleSi Hoosier Belle, ft*.
• b na PPy’ 17C Daisy, lb ZOC
Dromedary Dates, I Layer Figs, Sun Maid Raisins,
carton, <>*•, large size, with seeds,
25* | 11* lb., 35*
Boiled Ham—49c lb. —Dried Beef
Georgia Squares, Boneiess Butts, Breakfast Bacon, sugar
medium weights, sugar cured, cured, extra quality, piece
lb., 20* lb., 38* or sliced, 3 lbs., 81.00
Early June Peas, lowa Sugar Corn, 1 Indiana Tomatoes,
12J/2* 12'/2* I big No. 3 can, 17*
IIbXPs 4 J!:!$1-84
Larabees \ '
Enterprise Flour, 24 lb. Sack, $2.00
Buy the high-grade advertised brands of flour, those you know.
They may cost a little more, but you take absolutely no risk. Every
sack of Gold Medal, Diadem, Enterprise, Pillsbury and E-Z-Bake Flour
bought of us Is guaranteed by the manufacturer to give absolute sat
isfaction or we will refund your full purchase price. Why gamble
with the unknown variety?
HERE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW, AND NEVER FORGOTTEN.
Evaporated Corn, lb 22* Clabber Baking Powder 9*
White Corn Meal, 5 lbs 23* Black Pepper, / 2 lb IJT*
Rolled Oats, bulk, 4 1b5....25* Llbby’-s or Phoenix Asparagus,
Steel Cut Oats, 2 1ba...... .13* No. 1 square can 42*
Alaska Chum Salmon, Libby’s Chill Con Carnl, No. 1
lb, can .......10* can ....... ~i 12!4*
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THEATERS TODAY
MURAT —“Up la Mabel’s Room,” at
8:15.
ENGLISH’S—Dark.
B. V. KElTH’S—Metropolitan vaude
ville, 2:16 and 8:15.
LYRlC—VaudevUle, continuous, from
1 until 11.
RlALTO—Vaudeville and pictures,
continuous. v
BROADWAY—Vaudeville and pic
tures, continuous.
PARK—Musical extravaganza, at 2:15
i and 8:15.
knows this means a good dinner and she
Is hungry. But the bill collector Is camp
ing on the trail. <
So she climbs on the fire escape and
gets the good dinner.
To be seen at Mr. Smith’s.
ELSIE FERGUSON.
Elsie Ferguson as a classic dancer.
That Is what she Is In “His House In
Order,” now at the Alhambra.
This unusual effect Is obtained In the
beginning of the film and shows the
Imagination of the young girl, Nina.
The story of “His House In Order”
concerns the matrimonial troubles of
Nina and her husband, Fllmer Jesson,
M. P.
Jesson has the abominable habit of
comparing Nina to his first wife, Anna
belle, whom he worships.
No, Nina Is not Jealous, AnnabeUe Is
dead, but as has been said, comparisons
are odious.
Whenever Nina displeases her husband,
IWanser’s Modern Market
215 North Illinois Street
Here*Ytt riKtsTKINDOf>CES TWO TALL Af-
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Cocoa (in bulk), very choice, per pound. / 30*
Navy Beans, Michigan hand picked, per pound 10*
Coffee, Old Reliable or Hoosier Boy, per pound 49*
Pure Lard, kettle rendered, per pound 24*
Loin and Round Steaks, per pound .28*
Beef Roasts (from choice young cattle), per pound..2o*
Fresh Hamburger, all beef, per pound 15*
Plate Boiling Beef, per pound 15*
Fresh Hams (skin and fat off), whole, per pound 26*
j Good Luck Oleomargarine, per pound 40*
Special for Saturday
—
Last Call for .
ARMY s*) “f'C
BACON f B H
12-lb. Tins
Central Meat Market
245 E. Washington St., Opposite Street Entrance
to Courthouse. Phone Main 1863.
MEATS, LARD, BUTTER AND EGGS
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Lard, absolutely pure, 2 lbs, for 45^
Eggs, strictly fresh and candled, doz • carton a 45£
Sweet Creamery Butter, per lb 65^
Banquet Coffee, regular 60c quality, lb 48*
Wilson or Fet Cream, 2 large cans for w..,n...M.25d
Tomatoes fancy packed, 25c value, 180, 2 f0r.... 35*
Sweet Sugar Corn, 18c quality, 2 can5.^......,^...^.....25*
Catsup, J. T.,Polk's, id-ounce b0tt1e...... lO*
20 pound sack Gold Medal Flour for $1.60
| 5 lbs. free running granulated sugar 90£ |
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and he Is not hard to b9 a **‘.
torts with words of praise for his
wife. \ V . . .
But he learns that Annabels had noy
been the wonder that he had
and realized how much truer his Bfecond
wife was.
Opinions Satisfactory character work
by Miss Ferguson; a good story; an ex
ceUent cast.
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