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11 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, DECEMBER 1925. ERSTWHILE AID OF Miss' Obexholtxer. Mrt Holm said that attempts to obtain bond for Klinck would continue. PLANS TO 'ASK NEW TRIAL. Where Quality Is Higher Than Price THEATER D.C.

STEPHENSON RELEASED ON BOND C. Stephmon' Conniiel Prepare to Pile Motion This Week. Attorneys for C. Stephenson, serving a life sentence in the Indiana state prison at Michigan City following his conviction In the Hamilton Circuit court for the murder of Miss Miulge Oberholtzer 'of Indianapolis, ENGLISH'S Grab KEITH'S Yniidrville PALAC Vaudeville and Picture LVKIC Vaudeville and Pictures BROADWAY Burlesque I The Colonial will file their motion late this week for a new trial for their client. ALL ABOARD! The announcement followed a 'con-i ference here at the office of Eph In-man, chief of defense counsel, yester On the Lionel day afternoon, when the motion was placed in shape, preparatory to filing before Judge Will M.

Sparks of Rush-ville, who presided as special Judge at the five weeks' trial of Stephenson, Karl Klinck and Earl Gentry. Kllnek Earl Gentry, Facing Two Conspiracy Counts in Judge Col-lins's Court, Gets Bail. Earl Gentry, who Is charged by the Marlon county grand Jury with conspiracy to commit arson' and conspiracy commit a felony and who was a defendant' with Earl Klinck and 1). C. the latter of whom was convicted of 'the murder of Miss Madge Oberholtzer, was released from the 'county Jail yesterday afternoon dnder $10,000 bond.

Bond for Klinck. who Is held under similar charges, has not been provided. The $10,000 bond was provided by CONTAINS and Gentry were found not guilty. Electric Citr 387 Rratoon. The motion, which probably will equal if not exceed any motion of Its kind ever filed in Indiana courts for Feet For Your Boy's CHRISTMAS PRESENT 4,000 Square I of A Giit That Will Be Enjoyed by the Entire Family li-ngth, consists of more than fifty pages of typewritten matter, setting forth 3S7 reasons why the defi-mlant believes he should be granted a new trial.

Arguments probably will be hoard on the motion. 1 Stephenson is entitled to be present In court when argument is held on the motion, and an order from Judge Sparks for his removal from the state prison to the Hamilton county where he spent more than Ave months, Is expected to be Issued following filing of the motion. Attending the conference here yesterday were Mr. Inman, John H. Kip-linger of Rushville, Floyd Christian and Ralph Waltz of Noblesville and i Bring the Kiddies to See Santa I i-1 "itt'tftltW It Electric Passenger Trains From $5.75 to $50 Electric Freight Trains From $6 to $45 A Lionel train outfit will keep your children amused all winter.

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Ira M. Holmes and John H. Kipllnger, attorneys for the two defendants. A cash bond of $3,000 and Liberty bonds in the sum of $5,000 were accepted yesterday by Judge James A. Collins of Criminal court.

The bonds were signed by the two attorneys. Mr. Kip-linger supplied the cash bond as attorney, while Mr. Holmes provided the Liberty bonds. The bond signed by Mr.

Holmes covered the felony charge, while the bond was for the arson charge. Refused Prior Bond. Judg-e Collins refused to accept a bond offered by Mr. Holmes recently signed by Mrs. Emma Averill.

Following a conference with William H. Remy, prosecuting attorney, the Averill bond was refused without the signature of the attorney, Mr. Holmes then provided the bond which was CONVENIENT TERMS FERN ROGERS. Fern Rogers Is a member of Ed Wynn's company playing at English's this week in "The Grab Bag," Buy Electric Trains at an Electric Store 1 Ira M. Holmes of Indianapolis, all associated In the defense of the three men in the Hamilton county court.

'ROTTEN MERCHANTS' PRODUCED, IS CLAIM The public schools of today are turning out "rotten merchants" when they continue to teach pupils that percentage of profits should be computed oh a cost basis and not upon a sale basi3, G. Barret Moxley, president of the Kiefer-Stewart Company, wholesale drug dealers, told members of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce at their weekly luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Mr. Moxley spoke on the problems of distribution end explained the intricacies and complexities which enter Into dis The engagement of Ed Wynn, "The Perfect Fool," ln his laugh-u-inlnute musical revue, "The Grab Bag," at Knglish's goes merrily on with the now monotonous 'announcement of capacity audiences. The "Grab Bag" is so filled with pleasing vaudeville acts In addition to the achievements of the star, that the public makes repeated visits.

The arson charge grew out of the Investigation of an attempt to burn tho ATFIELD home of Stephenson last April. The conspiracy to commit a felony, charge grew out of the alleged abduction of fURNITURECOMPANY'j'MIRlDlAN4' MARYLAND. ELECTRIC CO. MOTION PICTURE THEATERS. To have headed at least seven elaborate dance revues and to have had each one a complete success 1.4 the record of Dorothy Byton, premier dancer, who opens her headlining attraction at the Palace theater today.

With her "Snappy Steppers," a sex-et of dancers, she changes the stage Into a ixiTjland'TJl" umi rhythm. MOTIOX PICTURE THEATERS. rwi la 1 1 a ro it tributive merchandising. Mr. Moxley told the younff men that Meridian at Maryland more merchandise is being handled by day than ever before and said the cost of merchandise to the ultimate consumer remains unchanged, whether the merchandise Is handled through regular w'holesale channels or by other methods.

The highest honors English players can enjoy is a command performance and of course such performances are merit marks because only the best are summoned to appear before their Majesties. Nero and Knox, appearing this week at B. F. Keith's TEETH Without Plain. with their clever eccentric ilanclns act, have nut only been conimnnded to appear beore the Klnjf and Queen but they have nlno enjoyed mich distinction from the lYInct? of Wnlog and the Duke of York.

Crown and Bridge Work Milton Sills Doris Kenyon IN A DELIGHTFUL COMED Y-DHA1LA "THE UNGUARDED HOUR" OVERTURE "Girl In the Spotlight" BAKALEINIKOFF CONDUCTING TJte SCREEN 5 per Tooth HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION A. A. Rieth of Goshen was elected president of the Indlajia Association of Highway and Municipal Contractors, at the second annual meeting of the organization yesterday at the Claypool hotel, Other officers selected were VV. M. Wllmore of Vlncennes, vice president, nnd E.

F. Smith of Indianapolis, re-elected secretary-treasurer. W. M. Holland of Indianapolis is the executive secretary.

Three directors elected were Fred Cunningham of John COLONIAL "The Keeper of the Bees" CIRCLE "The Unguarded Hour" OHIO Bent People" APOLLO "IrUh Luck" ISIS Pun'klni" Neighborhood Houncm -ZARING'S EGVPTIAN ON THE STAGE Miguel Galvan BANJO VIRTUOSO PICTORIAL 80'Q "Sav'e Your Sorrow" Replace that missing tooth by our now Alveolar Bridge work. Guaranteed perfect In every way. Oiy low prices on other dental work will amaze you; our large practice makes thesa-prices pOHslblo. i EXAMINATIONS FREE Come here In the morning and we can usually finish youc dental work the same day by our new painless method. -The, old reliable NEW YORK DENTISTS ESTABLISHED 1914.

40 XortU Pennsylvania, Corner Market St. Phone MAin 1873. For the purpose of her toe dance, performed on the keyboard of a Joyce Lando, dainty tnrpsichorean star who heads this week's bill at the Lyric, had a special piano constructed with a keyboard wide enough to work on. Through an electrical arrangement, pressure on the keys produces a sustained note much like that of a hiirdy gurdy, Patrick KaJiyof ssom Time" landed In Seattle from Australia, and began his American citizenship as a machinist In the Cady ilerrlck shipbuilding yards. Irish by heritage and possessed of a robust voice, he sung while he worked and one day the superintendent of the plant Invited him to a dinner party to meet Fortune Oallo of the San Carlo Opera Company.

He Is now singing In "lilos-som Time" and his five year contract with Gallo will be fulfilled following the farewell tour of the Schubert operatta, of Night" STRATUORO "Waking Up the Town" Hlpskind of Richmond and John Sun-derman of Gary. These men and the officers, together with- A. L. Denlstijh of Rochester, llliam Meneely of Frankfort and M. P.

of Fort Wayne, compose the board of TryniAitTUA aiattox lit xr- Yl LUPINO LANE In "The Dude" Other Features eentod In the character of fMvm Marparet Carnercm in Gene Stratton Porter's "The Keep er of the Bees," which is attracting AMUSEMENTS. unusual crowds to the Colonial this week. Plie presents an almost perfect characterlzutlon of the part. ENGLISH'S tahs5 NIGHTS, $1.10 to 13.30 DIRECT FROM CHICAGO play reading committee of the Little Theater Society of Indiana Friday night, under the direction of Miss Frances lleik, In the Cropscy auditorium at the public library. It has been announced tyy John B.

Krynol Is, Charleston Dancers Entef Now eircle harleston ontest The following persons will take part In the program: Mrs. Fred Pcttljohn. J-ouise Cox, Hcrnlce Van Sickle, Helen Emert, Kathryn Harrod, Norman tlrern, Edward Green, Clarence Wees-ncr, Merle Knig and John Burtnan. Milton Sills Is starred snl Doris PLAY RKADINO. St.

John Ervine's( "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary," will be read by the Kenyon is featured with him in the Circle theater's current attraction. The Unguarded Hour," adapted from me aramauc comedy or the same name by Martraretta Tuttle. Sills Is seen as a woman-hutlnir Italian nobleman and Miss Kenyon Is a deter In Hi Laurh-a-Minute Musical Revue, THE GRAB BAG MAT. SAT. 60c to 13.75 N.

Y. CAST CHORUS PRODUCTION THURSDAT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY DESMOND, the master of; YlSlaJ serial roles, in a ft AH Wtyj 'll rttP story of gripping I VlLjSfflSJ UJf' exciting YlHniF'l adventure, start- hv V) IX ff fif i ling climaxes. TV. JVM See the two lovers YjJJj JjJuji jl in a desperate fight to release' a para- Uj-Jim TTTjfM f'J chute as a flaming YM UMM This chapterplay vividly portrays the stirring events that followed the purchase of Louisiana from France. See the great Oklahoma landrush and the great race of homeseekers for homes, for Mon.

Dec. 14 ONE WEEK ONLY Messrs. Shubert Prnnent Popular Mat. Wed. Het Heats $1.50 Gay-Golden-Glorious CHARLES RAY Returning to the Screen In a Great Rural Comedy Drama "SOME PUU'KIIIS" WW mined young American girl who determines to win his love and' succeeds.

"Never Weaken," Harold Llyod's biggest success, statrlng the famous comedian, and "The Heat I'eople," featuring Esther Ralston, famous beauty, are being shown this at the Ohio Theater In a special double featured program. A news weekly Is being shovel as an added attraction. "Irish the romantic drama starring Thomas Mcighan In a dual role at the Apollo, was adapted for the screen by Thomas J. Ueraghty, noted Hoosler scenarist, from Norman Venner's' story, "An Imperfect Im-poster." The opening scenes are laid in New York, and on board the glunt ocean liner, Leviathan, but most of the action takes place In Ireland, whither Tom Donahun, New York traffic cop, goes to visit relatives after winning a popularity contest that gives him 2,000 and a trip to Europe. flg Vl Open Until 9 P.

M. j(t Saturdays lowiteii happiness, for free land. runaway balloon I VI streaks comet-, f. Ry Vh Western Novelty "RIDERS OF THE PASS" SEAT SALE BEGINS TODAY SEE THIS PICTURE AT ALL THE FOLLOWING THEATRES With The Ideal Broadway Cast Eve 50c, 11.00, ll.KO, ICJ.00, 2.S0 Sat. Mat SOe, $1.00, Sl.ftO, fi.W DOUBLE PliOGltAM ESTHER RALSTON WARNER BAXTER IN "THE BEST PEOPLE" Ray returns to the screen In" "Some Pun'klns," a rural comedy drama, to be shown at tho I.ls today and the rest of the week.

Itay portrays the type of a country boy character with which he first won fame and fortune. The program will also Include Western novelty subject entitled "Killers of the Fans." Hed. fl, 1.60. Pint Tax Everybody Recommends "Gausepohl" Luggage for Useful Gifts I ON BL TO SLEVRN HAROLD LLOYD IN "NEVER, WEAKEN" CHARLIE DAVIS ORCHESTRA Novelty Presentation "Everybody Gone to Florida" DOROTHY BYTON "Flower of Night," with Pola Negri In the leading role, will be shown at Zarlng's Egyptian theater for the last times today. Tomorrow Douglas Mac-Lean will be seen In the uproariously funny comedy, "Seven Keys to Kald-pate" from the famous story an! play by Karl LVsr'r IliKBers.

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$18.00 Jack IMckford and Norma Shearer, Is he Keen at the Stratford today ana tonlororw. It Is a comedy-drama In AL. B. WHITE InliniHlr Comedian" OTHER BIGACTS PHOTOPLAY "THE TRIFLERS" Mne Bunch, Elliott Dejtter, Eva Novak, Walter Hiort THE KEEPER OF THE BEES which the end of the world Is forcast a country village Is unduly dis A Riotous Buster Brown Comedr 10 American Hsrmonlsts 10 turbed through the prediction. EXTRA FRIDAY NIGHT CHARLESTON CONTEST5 Make Entries at Box Office Wardrobe Trunks The Hartmann cushion top Hat Box, Shoe Box, Laundry Bag; 10 Hangers; guaranteed.

Our Christmas special $38.50 Walrus and Cowhide Bags Pajfs of extra quality at reduced prices- $15.00 to $24.75 daFFVioictionary Over-Night Cases Mark leather or Duponf, silk lined, with porkets $5.95 to $24.75 Ladies' Hand Bags New styles In all rolors and tlitti)P8, Including the under arm bog. $2.95 Other values, to M- Men's Bill Books in tooled ralf leotlier, laced, with Ixxlge $5.00 Other grades, $1.00 to $10.00. Cowhide Suit Cases Muck or Mahogany with straps all around. Christmas $9.95 APOLLO THOMAS MEIGHAN nnd IX)IS WILSON In "IRISH LUCK" Imperial Comedy "THE HEART BREAKER" Eml tteldel and His Orchestra 1 The World's Wonder Act SINGER'S MIDGETS Blrter and ltetter Than Erer Xervo Knox Large Size Kit Bags in Black or Brown Cowhide or Walrus. $15.00 to $45.00 ATTENTION! Buster Kcaton's beautiful brown-eyed leading lady will be in front of tho Apollo theater, Saturday afternoon at 3 p.

m. The. most valuable leading lady In the pictures Insured at She will be pleased to meet the public from 3 to 4 p. m. FILMS RECOMMENDED.

The following pictures showing In local theaters this week are recommended by the Indiana Indorscrs of I'hotoplays "The Keeper of the Bees," at the dotonlul, adult. "The Unguarded Hour," at the Circle, adult. "The Best People," at the Ohio, adult. "Irish Luck," at the Apollo, family, SAMUEL MULLER HEADS FURNITURE ASSOCIATION Samuel Muller was elected president of the Furniture Association of Indianapolis at the annual lecy.n of officers Tuesday night at the Claypool hotel, It was announced yesterday. Other ollteers selected were Jacob JI.

Valerie IJergere Co. Paramount Four Boston Bags $1.25 to $15.00 Fitted Traveling Sets for Men and Women. See our Christmas seclal $5.00 Other grade $2.95 to $25.00 Janet Adair Co. AMUSEMENTS. A A heterogenedus sound divided by scientists and Yl anyone else who cares to, into: "8,760 Guffaws 9,583 Giggles l- 1,000,000 Laughs (Large) 1 Lb.

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