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si THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, ltm. "Bachelor Afcartments a. for action. A comedy completes tho bill at the Keystone. "SPITE FENCE" comwly farce.

-VM 1818 Prlflcltla Dean --paUlAe-'tMjS Tjiw." nfiw hfllne nTifiutfn At thu' lBlMi rofnnnfK mnnv nrditnnn Viuri 11 tiifcxi Ex0. E. Officers and Successors The THEATER The SCREEN stfljto And Hereon before aha, ftchleved (Photo by Or.vello Plctorli Nswg s.rvtce.) ntardom. At tlio ngo of 4 -aho WMJigg ptnyln-T child partn wllh Joaoph Ron in "i.ip vanwinKiO" ana eno her first nxpcrlenco In pictures piny ins child pnrlfl when nho was but 13 ycurH old. CRYSTAL Tho uiory nt a wealthy; yount? Bocloty girl who falls a victim to tlio wiles of BcheminR foreigner Tho Off-Rhore Plralo." ntnrrlnir VlOlarvfl Dunn, which Ih tho Crystal'M v'J IImoIIimi Tint.

rn1lihtl nlnva ulln thn afnr Tlin nrnirrr, nlao In. chid rn tho uhuiiI nhnrt rnftlit. REQENT "Lone-Hand Wluion' th fenturo at tho ItcRont, Btars Clineo. known for hln dot lnr.it ion of western cnarociorB on stage anu im (terpen. Tho uronrnm nlo Inctuden'' -wa MATSON NAMED BOARD ADVISER City School Commissioners Elect Successor to' Albert Baker, Resigned.

Frederick Slatflon wan chtwen attorney ior tho Indian Qpol la board of school commtsatonerfl at a special meeting- yesterday afternoon. by Cdmmlsa loner' William D. AHlaon, Mr. Matson was tho unanimous chblco of tho board and personally. appeared to accept tho appointment The board awarded a contract for general construction of a 'new school buildup; at No.

6, Washington and Call-, fornla streets, to the William P. Jung-claus Company on a bid of heating contract was gtvon to -Hayes Bros, on a bid of 433.097: plumbing -to Froyn who bid I22.250, and tho contract to tho C. L. Smith Electric Company on a.bld of 15.400. Tho school Is to contain twelve class--rooms, with manual' training 'and domestic laboratories and a combination auditorium and gymnasium.

It Is to be completed In ono year, when the present building on tho grounds will bo razed. Other Other bidders on tho general contract were the J. A. Schumacher Company, Walker-Brooks 'Company, 1190,054 Schlegcl Hoehm, J2U.824; Charles J. Wacker, J210.000; Karstedt Construction Company, Stnto Construction Company, $218,777.

and Lostlo Colvln, $209,000. Mr. Matson succeeds Albort Baker as school attornoy. Mr. Baker resigned a short tlmo ago.

Commissioner Charles L. Barry urged that tho board mako another effort to have Mr. Baker reconsider his resignation, This suggestion was opposed by Mr. Allison and Mrs. Julia B.

Tute-wilor, president of tho board. Mr. Allison anld that he had talked wltjl Mr. Bakor on tho matter of his return but that Mr. Baker's reply was that ho would not roconsldor his resignation.

Mrs, Tutewller declared that as tho board had. not asked for Mr. Baker's resignation It was In no wny obligated to sock his services again. Mr. Matson Is a member of tho law firm of Matson, Kane Ross, and was tii-Afttdrint of tho notary Club last year.

Bend, olectcd gram matron: Will Ar-notto, Kokomo, rotjrlng Brnnd patron; Jonnlo Ackcrly, "Frankfort, roUrlng grand' matron. Socond row, left to right: Gwendolyn Murphy, Connomvlllo. grand Ruth: Joanotto Itowcll, Jasonvlllo, grand Martha: Ruth Thompson. Hammond, grand border: Julia B. atato loglfilator.

Third row, left to right: Nerah Feller, Ladrange, grand Esther; Camilla A. Bryant, Laportc, grand organlit: Oraco Delphi, grand elector; Botmle Bolao, Mount Htcrllng, pant grand matron of Ohio and proBent grand secretary of 1 "Seven Keys to Baldpato" O. F. Keith's Vaudeville- Loew'i State. Vaudovlllo and riiotoplays Lyric Vaudeville Rlalto Vaudeville and Photoplays Broadway Vaudeville rfjTiTAM A.

nitADY will shortly prosent two plays for preliminary out-of-town performances. In tho first of these Allco Brady will appear and In tho second James Crane will bo tho featured player. Mr. Brady has nlso arranged with Jessie Gonstello to try out a play for him early In her stock ncaon In Detroit. Miss Urndy's new play, In which she will appear at thla time for a week only, In called "Drifting." and Is thn work of John Colton nud Daisy II.

Andrews. It will be produced at the Majestic theater, Brooklyn, next Monday. On May lfi, nt the Cilobn theater, Atlantic City, Mr. Hrndy will present "Personality," a new play by Jasper Rwlnn Brady and Philip Ilortliolomao, In which James Crane wilt appear. Mr.

Brady has arrnngod with Miss Bon-stcllo to try out for him "Sliver Weddings," a play from tho French by Paul Ocraldy, which achieved a substantial success on Its original production at the Cotnedln NOTES OF THE 8TAQE. ENGLISH'S "A Tatlnr-Mndn Man" by Harry James Smith, will bo pre- m'mcu at j-jnciiRn nnxi wcck ny ureg-ory ICeily, Jtuth Gordon and their fellow nlnycrn. Mr. Kellv will ulnv John Paul Burt, thu young man who rLses from a lowly position a.i prcsser In a tailor's shop to a place of prominence in big shipbuilding business, arid Miss Gordon will be the taltor's daughter, "Seven Keys to Baldpntc" will bo piayeu touay nnu tomorrow. MURAT FYank J.

ZImmerer. the scenic artist, who has loiur beon asso ciated with tho Stuart Walker Company at tne Murat during its summer enimre- ments, designed tho setting of "Tho Vnlf." thn Initial attraction of tho Stuart Walkor Company, beginning next Monday nlplit. Mr. Walker sent tho script of the play to Mr. zimmeror, who is in Los Anceles and In two weeks tltnn thn rnmnlntn (lej-lcnB for the UireO acts of the melodrama were In the hands of timll weigucn, wno paints ami builds tlia settings.

kpith'R Pistol and Johnson, who aro garnering thi laughs nt Keith's1 Minstrels." add proof to tho statement thnt the only slage product of tho nlno-tfi-nth century that withstood tho test of time 1h tho burnt cork comedian. Lambert and Ball and Solly Ward with Marion Murray are oiicrinu lemurcu acts. i of.w's STATE Man persons vlsi Istlng I-oew'rt State this wook will recognize an old stock favorite In Charlie it Hey. who Is appearing In a monologue and singing klt. Mr.

Itlloy ls having a husy week renewing old acquaintances about town when not engaged at the theater. Allco i.aKo in -Tno ureatcr Claim" Is the photoplay attraction. LYRIC Jeff Adlcr and Bono Clark, a clever team of funmakera, are appearing nt the Lyric this week In "Hani: Nails," a skit written by Jack Lalt. The scene Is laid In a beauty shop and the action revolves around a flirtation botwocn a pretty manicurist and a visitor. The bill also Includes J.

Lnnl Pa's Hawaii ans, singers, dancers and Instrumentalists, and six other acts. LAFAYETTE DOCTOR HEADS, HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION LAFAYETTI-3, April 28. Dr. George V. Kelper of lafayotte was elected president- of the newly organized Indiana Hospital Association at thn suite meeting which closed born today.

About 100 doctors, hospital superintendents and assistants from all narts of the atate attended. The or ganization was formed In an effort to raise the stanuaruH ot noapitai-i, ami through this means promote tho welfare of th people of tho state. The association hopes to affiliate with the national association soon. RUmiARUi'fS PHONK. What clalmr-d to tin the world's lung-f-it mibmnrlne telephone cabin nnu Itrin plar! in operation between ports In Germany and lia.it I'ruisla 100 ml Irs apart.

Snuh Pollard in ono of his latest comedies. AMUSEMENTS. STATE THEATRE Afternoon, 10c and 20 Nights. 30c and 40c. -NOW- ALICE LAKE IN "The Greater Claim" and Vaudeville Coming Monday "Without Limit" From tlio Story in Tho Saturday Evening Post.

"TEMPLE DUSK" Continuous, 1 to 11 P. M. Th Scanlc Production "My Dream Girl" J. LANI PA'S HAWA1IANS 6 01HBR BIO y- NEW ACTS Danelnr In the I.jrlc Ball Rem, Aftfrnaon nnd ETenlnn. ENGLISH'S Tonite Gregory Kelly Stock Co.

SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE Hnt. Mnt 20c, 50c and 75c. Krnlnc. 25c to 1.0O. A HrotMlwr company at 1-3 the prle.

Never Higher A TAILOR-MADE MAN nja AT xt Sfon. Eta. and IVlUnAI All IVWk. I Bat. The Stuart Walker Co.

la THE WOLF By Eucena IValter. Slli Soaiton SOOth rerfornuine SEATS NOW SKLLfNO. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG LOEWS NOTES OF THE SCREEN. I COLONIAL In Conway Tearle's latest feature "Society Snobs," the current attractlnn nt tho Colonial, which was written by Mr. the star, In the early part, of the picture appears In' tho role of a waiter and later as nn aristocrat.

J4artha Stnnsflold plays op-iraslto him. In addition to tho feature, tiie Colonial's program also Includes mister Kea ton in nis latest comeuy, "Tho Haunted House." CIRCLE "Bob Hampton of Placer," Marshall Noltan's production based upon a story of circumstantial evidence wronKlv convlntlnr on nrniv offi cer of murder and his eve ritual realiza tion or his longing to return to tho army Ufo ho loved, only to pay the supreme sacrifice In Custer's Inst debt, Is the oat tiro attraction at tho Circle this week. A bond of Btnckfoot Indians from Glacier National park appears In pernon In connection with tho feature. OHIO Gowns of beauty aro Bhown In Cecil 11, IMllle's production of "For-Bldden Fruit," which Is showing nt-the Ohio, Agnes Ayrrs, Kathlyn Williams and Shannon Day play the principal feminine roles and the major portion of the gowns, negligees and other appur-teniincrA of the wardrobe were designed for them. MR.

SMITH'S The current feature at Mr. Smith's Is "King, Queen, Joker," starring Sidney Chaplin. PARK "-Madonnas and Mon" Is the feature which runs all this week at thft. Park. Next week "wnen uawti uamc, with Coleen Moore and an alt-star cast, will share tho program honora with AMUSEMENTS.

HVKIty ACT A lllfi ST Alt Maud Lambert Muafcat Comrtly Htar Ernest Ball Compa.r of Bene. 8 MISSES DENNIS 8 JA.M1CS DUT1X)N CO. MR. HYMACK BUZZELL and PARKER llOMKIl ItO.MAINK riSTUli mid JOHNSON Solly Ward Anil Comiifinj- lVllh Marion Murray In it One Art Comrdy KINOflUAMft lUOKRT TOriOfl nnrcln 15c, 20o, XOe, ISo. RN-h Run.

A Thur. ialtO LAST TWO DAYS TO SEE LOUISE GLAITVI "The Leopai Woman" Superior Vaudeville COM I NO SI' Nil A Margiinrllo ('lurk In "Scnunblod Wives" 2-1-1 Thl. coupon and n. rent wr tax, with paid adml.alon, admit, oxtra lady' to any perf ormanc. tbja wreki except flnlurdar and Hunr dar.

(Star.) All Sun. and TliuM. Go Twice ti Week. CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE FEATURE PICTURES NOW ETHEL CLAYTON "A LADY IN LOVE" FIVE ACTS V.QDVIL 1 (MIS-SB NKIIITR, INDIANAPOLIS 2:15 THURSDAY "Idy 0 8:15 Wasli. and Belmont ave.

Grounds mm 00 -12 ELEPHANTS AKD THE SREATE3-X- CLWK RltER EABTH pivirr ron thc myt vdkx HnniKuw 2 Mile Street Parade at 11 A. M. Soil HiUo Show Duy ut Iludor's Drag Store, Pcniisjlviiiila nnd WimliliiKton ut mune iirlccs chnrneil on Krmniclx. MOTION PICTURE THEATERS. ISIS ENTIRE WEEK Priscilla Dean In the Thrill Sensation of the Age "Outside the Law" TAKE DOWN'S ISNTEIlTAINEItB Special Return Engagement Wallace Reid IN "The Love Special" THE SHERWOODS And Their Singing Orchestra Broadway RULED ILLEGAL i Judge Noll Awards Negro Den tist Damages, and Orders Wall Removed.

"Spite fences'- aro not lofrally recog nised In the city of Indianapolis or authorized by tho statutes of Indiana, Judgo Moll decided yesterday when he! ruled In favor of Dr. Lucius B. Merrl-wethcr, a colored dentist, 226b North Capitol avenue, who had brought suit for $10,000 damages against Gabriel aud Gotdio Slutzky, 2267 North Capllol avenue, and Mrs, C. Grooms, 2263 North Capitol avenue. Tho court awarded Merrlwethcr damages In tho sums of $160 from Mrs, Grooms and from the Hlut-ckys.

An Order was also issued by Jud-tc Moll directing the defendants to remove by noon tomorrow the "splto fence," parts of the wooden wall which extended more than Blx feet above tbo ground dividing the Merrlwethcr property from the Slut sky and Groom properties. The caso created considerable discussion last summer when the ques- xion oi preventing coiorou people irom moving up Capitol avenue, Invading the white residential section, and tho notion was brought by Dr. Merrlwothcr, July 1(, 1920, when the Capitol Avenue Protective Association Is said to havo conspired and agreed to back tho proposition of building "splto fences," and In other ways Bcek to discourage the colored people from moving Into that sec tion oi tno city. Violation Charged. A petition for a temporary Injunction was filed, along with tho suit for 000 judgment for damages.

The par ties consented to tho Issuance of the temporary Injunction. An affidavit was mier nicu ennrging mat airs, uroomn had violated the court's order and hud permitted tho fencn dlvldlnir her nroD- erty from Mcrriwether'a to be built. airs, urooms is said to havo seen served July u. 1920. with a notice by Sheriff Snider regarding the Injunction restraining her from building tho fenco, but it was shown to the court that on the next morning the fence was erected.

Mrs. Grooms disclaimed giving any orders for carpenters to build the fencfe. Tho court found Mrs. Grooms guilty of contempt of court and fixed her pun- isnmcni nt a nno ot Pormanent Injunction. iV permanent injunction was frsued enjoining tho defendants 'from erect ing any fence more than six feet high on the property lines dividing tho Klutzky and Grooms properties from tho Merrlwpther nronertv.

ira i tonnes, nn attorney, wno is a memner or tno capitoi Avenue rrotec-tlvo Association, was made a defendant to the suit by an amended complaint filed by the plaintiff, but tho court ruled In fa'or of Mr. Holmes, when It was shown thnt ho hod had no specific part in tne erection oi tno spue rencc3. CRANE DRAWS LINE BETWEEN MODERN HOUSE AND HOME Program for Four Days' Institute Announced by Board. Tho man who undertakes to design bis own houso wouldn't hesitate to Illl his own teeth. This epigram belongs to Ross Crane, tho better homes i evangelist, who conies to Indianapolis next week for a four days' campaign at Tomllnson hall, under the auspiccB of the -Indiana noils Real Kstato Hoard.

Of course Crane refers to the man who is not trained' along artistic lines and this chap, ho says, has a particular wcaKncRs tor laying out tno pians ror his personal nbode. Most modern bouses or at least present-day houses, whether "modern" or not, are mndo either to sell, to rent or for tho neighbors to look at, ho declared, and adds that there Is a vast difference between a mero house and a real home. Opens Tuesday. Thn program for the four days of tho Institute is: TUESDAY. 3:00 r.

M. First demonntratlon In interior (Iffcnratlon, Itomi Hrnnr, 1 Oil M. Hocnnil dramn Illation of ImrhR furnlflhlim, "Art Vermin Aunt M-tlidu," Kosm Crane. WEDNESDAY. P.

M. Third dramatization of homo furninhinc. Rorh SiOOP. SI. "irow to Hulld tho Bervant-ens House," Buna Crane.

9:00 H. First df-inoniUratlon la tho art of drcBS. MIsh isveiyn iianaon. THURSDAY. "in p.

M.nionrl ilAmonBtratlon In tho art of drpas, Mlna uvolyn Hansen. I. m. tsnirriainmeni'- leciuro, From tho EyebrowB Up." Hons Crane, ft -00 P. M.

riantlnir the home croundi, ltoei Crane. PillUAi. v. M. Gallery talk on the paint- Ini'u Ttnia Prnnn.

oo M. "Dollari and h'ense for Tour Town. nitni Cranp. In addition to the lectures of Mr. f'runn and MIkm llunrfen.

who disrUSROS Art Dress." collection or twenty flne paintings, representing the llnpnt work of American artists, will be on display. EMPLOYES ASK RECEIVER. A petition asking that tho Hoss Mer cury Carburetor Company of Valparaiso and Kokomo, be declared bankrupt was filed In Federal court yesterday by W. Arthur Gore and Maud 13. Talbcrt, both of Valparaiso, and the Vrooman-Smlth Printing Company of Kokomo.

CJore and Miss Talhert aro both employes of tho Hess company. Core places tne amount oue mm as for sixteen weeks' salary and Miss Talbcrt as an the -balance on her salary for two years. The Vroonmn- Smith Printing Company's claim amounts to 5111.25. IMTOROF Imposed by Ignited States Judge A heavy fine for violation of the crim inal law for selling Hnd trying to "palm off' on the public, fraudulent Imitations of Kuxated Iron has been Imposed by a United States Judge In Chattanooga, Tcnn. Nuxated Iron Is on organic Iron prod uct, like tho Iron In your blood and like the iron In spinach, lentils and apples.

while the Iron which pcoplo usually take Is metallic or mineral Iron and can be madfl much cheaper than Nuxatrr Iron, as minaril Iron lv Iron Just as It comns from ther nctlgn at strung acids on small plecon of Iron. On account ot iho lar-fa Mlo of N'uxatid Iron It biting etlrnuteil that over 4.000,000 peoi'Iu annually ltri living 11 ImltatorH found In It a fertile fluid for their fraudulent work. Koto Nuxated iron ha thn Unrest of uny tonic or blood bullur In thn wurltl. It will oftnn Increaiiti the bcillly anil iimntitl vliror of wonk, rundown, ntrvouu so pi a la two weoki' tlmo. Your iimney will refunded thn tnnnufacturem you do not obtain prfctly uallafautory results.

Nuxatrd Iron comes in tablota only mver In liquid form. Oflwar of HUbatltutea. Look for the word "Nuxated" on every paka and the lettera X. I. on every tablet.

For le by idt druirlBta. AdYextlaement. 1 'I -ft -I- :4 Colonial "Society flnoba" CIrcl "Bob Hampton of Placer1 Ohio "Forbidden Fruit" Alhambra "Tho Lovo Special" Smith! Queen, Joker" Park "Madonnas and Mon" Itlt "Outside the Law" Cryital "The Off-Shore Tlrate" Regent "Lone-Hand Wilson" Kayttone Gwane" TTr-TXm Hnni hft lasted for noveral months, V- I rUilHnrv'n linn nhtftlnMl the mo tion picture rlghui to Ilcnnlng Bergcr'a story, "Syndonlodcn," published as a book in Sweden. Thu literal translation of the title is "The Sin Flood." An American vendon of the story called ''The Drltign" was presented on tho stage or inn i unison tneatcr in August, 1917, by Arthur Hopkins, and scored as an artistic Nn plans are being made for the Immediate production of the drama. Alhambra.

Wallace Hold's picture of railroading and lovo malting, "Tbo Lovo Special," In playing a return engagement at tho Alhambra the last of this week. It Is nn adaptation of Frank Spearman's story, "Tho Daughter of a Magnate," and given tbo dashing young Mr. Held notwthing mor to work with than young girts to make love to and elaborate Interiors to do It In. As tho chlof engineer of a Western rnllrinrl nvstr-ni hli dutlr't arc both arduous and exciting. Aft-r big Job in wrestling witn tiirmueni waters, he runs afoul of the president of tho mad end In compelled to act as guioe for him and his suite on tour of Inspection.

Tho president's daughter Is a member of the party and with her ho has moments of comedy and excitement before meeting the ino vl table fato of cinema heroes. The beautiful Agnes Ayres plays tho daughter. Theodore Roberts contributes another of hla excellently portrayed executive roles. Uoyd Whltlock appears ns the sleek vlllnln. The others nro more than present and help to keep the plcturo up to tho star'a average.

Additional musle by the Slier- woods complete ine niu. Keystone. As mentioned before, week-end bon ers nt tho Keystone seem always to go to Wllllnm S. Hart or to Douglas Fairbanks. Thin time It In ubiquitous Mr.

Hart who Is at that house, and his vehicle is "Riddle Clwanc," written by Charles Aldcn Seltzer. It ono of his customary stories of the outdoors and offers many ASPIRIN hName "Bayer" on Genuine Take Aspirin only as told In each package of genuine linyer Tablets of Asnlrln. Then you will he following thn directions nnd dosage worked out by pnysicianjt during -i years, ami proves safe by millions. Take no chances with substitutes. If you see the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can take them without fear for Colds, ilendurhe.

Neuralgia, Hheumatlsrn, Earache. Toothache, Lumbago and for I'aln. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few rents. Druggists also pelt larger packages. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Hayer Manufacture of Monoaccticacldcstcr of Sallcyllcacld.

Advertisement. NKILAN'8 II I I.I, Conway Tearle In "Kiiclnty Snobs" Buster Keaton in "Tho I'nuuo" NO EXCUSE IT'S IN TUX SUCTION other dentists, Wo save you 41 Whi bin -rton BtfMt, MOTION PICTUKE THTi3ATERS. Abbvo are tho past grand officers, Order of Eastern Star, Indiana department, and their successors, elected at the annual meeting here. They are: First row. 'left to right: Alice Ken nedy, Liberty, retiring grand Adah, elected -assistant grand conductress; F.

E. Harrison, Clinton, retiring grand conductor, elected assistant grand patron; Nettlo Hansford, ro-olected grand hoc rotary twenty-eight times; Matmo comrauo, Warsaw, grano treasurer; James It. Brown, Sullivan, retiring assistant grand patron, elected grand patron; Mary M. Vltou, South GERMAN, 80, HAILS FINAL PAPERS AS ZENITH OF-HOPES Herman Fehring Hobbles Into Court to Pledge Allegiance. Herman Fehrlnc.

80 years old, who' tottered Ipto Superior court 1 yesterday on crutches to renounce any alleglanco to Germany, "tho Vaterland whero hla peonlo had served the Kaiser," is to-1 day ono of tho happiest of seventy'-ono citizens who wcro naturoiizod during tho second day's hearing held before Judgo Thornton. With difficulty. Mr. Fehrlng saluted "Old uiory, wnicn was hung above tho head of Judgo Thornton, hut ho told Miss Margaret aiahonoy, the naturalization clerk, that It was the supremo glory of his last days to sign tho naturalization record, knqwlng that he was at last an adopted son of Undo Sam. "I havo wanted to do this thing before I died, and I am so that I have been spared to live to ee It como to.

pass," no tola aims iiiunouwy. Proud of U. S. Inslgnlas. Proudly he accepted a small Amer ican finer, a copy of tho oath df alle giance, and another paper flag which was pinned on his coat, all tho gifts of patriotic organizations given to him a number of women who snt in the court room and greeted each now ciii- MiMidfii Ki-nmnlp.

1607 Harlan street. now probably realise that Uncle Sum will disown any prospective son who inoiofo tinttn vlnlnllntr thn nhtOenth amendment, since Judge Thornton denied to Kremple citizenship rights and ordered his petition dismissed when It Was shown mat ivreinpic nun uuuii wn-vlctcd of liquor law violations. Those denied citizenship included Louis Mllll, 144 Kennlngton street-Charles Kramp, 238 North Oakland ytreet; Robert, A. C.Auguslln, 740 Parlt-iiiv TMxlorlrk William Brohob. 214 South Pennsylvania street, and August Zlmmer, 1324 Bast Raymond street.

Tho court oruoreti conunucti um coses of Octnvlous Botu, 1312 Sliver iitreet, an Austrian; truest hcnmiis, niirni Ttntitn 15. Ormau Herman Schmidt, 1323 Oakland avenue; Adelbert Krosenbrenner, 420 Hast Michigan street. German;" Francis V. Hefoe. 2424 North Meridian street, Canadian; Nicholas Muaulln, B4G West Pearl street.

AtiHtr an: otto wien ce. 1B07 I'icasaiit street, German; Joseph Kremple. 124 North East street, German; John Klotz, 824 Orango street. German, and Otto Marusky, 2441 Coyner avenue, Russian Jew. Grist of New Citizens.

Those admlttod to citizenship wore: John Moos12G8 Kaom! Dtrect. Oertiian: llorman-nichard Panel). 2110 Webb utrt'et. German; Albert O. Iteenu, 1528 Slielly direct, ocrmnn; iiormun A.

Hcnienuor, 1019 Iltickle, street. Oi-rman; FranelB KorhOI. 312 East Wnshlntcton otroot. Oer- man; Frodorick Brandt, 1318 Pleasant nlrect, Oerman: Henry- Wetzol. 2129 Ap-ploffato atroftt, Hoyden.

105 North Delaware street, aortnan; Alplionae Jocliera, 334 North Holmon a'enue, William Mankovltz, 221 South Cap-itol avenuo, Russian Jew; JoHoph Invy, 829 South Illinois Htreot, riURalan; Bennett Stuvol, 1149 Evlfion fltrcot, German; Carl Rlatow, Rural Route B. German Ernest Brier, Rural Route Gnrman Robert Hallach, 1349 South Meridian Btroet, aorman; Charloo W. Wolf, 827 Parkway, German; Henry P. Brier, 1024 Linden street, German; Carl Hugo Irrranir, 2228 West Washlnjrlon streot. German; Carl P.

Erber, 539 North Jefferson a'onUo, German; NJck Glodar, 791 Indiana avenue. Austrian; August Plppert. 1146 Raid plncc, Austrian; Thoodoro Prank Kramp, 1023 Bello VJow place, German; Carl G. Grah, 54U Massachusetts avenue, Germnnr i-ouls uassier, lim worm canitoi avonuR, Austrlunt Henry C. Heine.

2.1"17 CoIIcko nvenue, Gorman; Hornmn O. Relnder. 10 cmtar sirroi, uernian, iirrniun ij. -lurii-hnm, 1131 EngllHli avuniifl, German; Abram Iaacu. 40!) West Washington slrnot, Austrian: John Llchtenbcrtf.

832 Sanders street, Gorman: Charles William Kass. 2029 South Meridian turret, German; Hornmn Fehrintr. fi2i Rliedlfiia avenue, German; Gustavo Edward Just, 1636 Belle-frmtajno German; John Henry Lam-mort, 2327 Brookslde avenue, German; Gottfried D. Yeager, 315 Dorman streot. Onrmnn: Gooriro J.

Meyer. 202 IJncnln street, German; Aufrnst Zimmerman. 1738 South Talbott street, German; Henry Clock, 4323 Broadway, Austrian; Julius us- riorin jersey sireei, German; Aunust H. Plank, 1011 South Morldlan street. Gorman; Hnnry Frelbertf, mi nil iiau-o uormin; vt imam uipptrrt, 1021 South Talbott ntrffft, German; lank Kauthkv.

Southnort. Russian Jmv: Prank t)e-telan, 72 Nnrtli Holmes avenue. Austrian; John M. Stittmack. 132 Wis- onnuln afrnnt.

ni.rmnn Prunlc Krpff ft. 9 1 Kotennm street, Austrian: vineei uatio, 933 Arnoldft avenue. Austrian Tony urunnci, norm jioimfn avenue, Austrian; Fred Autterhordo, Rural Route TV Urniit Hnanuth 23 1H Ilovt nvnun. Gorman. Henry Gflrtae, Rural Route Frederlek Nuns.

747 Prosnect stront. Gor man; Henry C. Blnkn. 1331 Kotcham stroet, Gorman; Georjra Walku. 711 War-man avenue, Austrian: Harrv Illesn.

nort Xnrth Pini street, Qerman; Casper Hnnry wniiini, tiuj rnnn inconii- sireoi, r-nr-lUh; Frederick 738 Prospect atreot, Gorman: Ausustin Rchwert, fi09 Wst Thlrtv-flrst street, German, and Samuel jlcwnir, moa j-hfk avenue, jrian. SZE TO CONCLUDE TOUR WITH BALTIMORE ADDRESS NEW yORK, April 28. Dr. Alfred, Szo, Chinese minister to the United States, who spoko In Indianapolis last Sunday on Chinese relief, will conclude his tour of ten of the 1 arses cities with a-ffreat clvlo reception In Baltl-mnrfl tomorrow. The American commltteo for China Famine Fundi which arranged the tour for tho minister, Issued a new appeal today to American people to save tho lives of the "last 5,000,000" of famino H'tfferertf.

Tho committee says: "flaT-eral million dollars must go to. China In Installments duflnff tho next few weeks, otherwise much that has been dono win attor ail do lost." MERIDIAN ST. PROPERTY LEASED FOR 99 YEARS Kit Lilly has leased for nlnctyrnlno years, on a basis of 150,000, his prop ertv nt tho northwest corner of Mori dlan and St. Joseph streets, to It. M.

aiainus iuiu j. t. jib mm. tho rosi denoft wilt be occupied for somo time ty iiaisnt. letter a miiiuing will be erected to cover tho ground, which Is 62x205 feet.

This Is Bald to bo ono or-tne most ticsiraDie corners on Meri dlan street. The deal woa negotiated by. wiuiam. and uowman mder. HARK THEATRE 1 LAST 2 DAYS! Biggest Show Anywhere i "MADONNAS AND MEN" MORTGAGES ON LOT OWNED BY ANOTHER NETS CROOK $3,740 Stranger Kindly Returns Property by Phqny Deed After Obtaining Loans.

Legal action to quiet his tills to property and to prevont tho spreading on record of a forged deed, by which a mysterious man who gave (he namo of Martin Donaldson, obtained two mortgago loans, will bo taken today or tomorrow by William D. Culbcrtson, lr5 North Alabama atroot, through nulhArtnnn-A at tnrnow W. Kanoes, following tho revelation yestorday that unusual UDortics na neen tainn wmi Culbortson's property, located at Illinois and Twenty-fourth streets. After reading In" a newspaper Wed- tiAolnv of thA traru-fer of a olece of property which ho had owned for twenty years, to him from a man by tho namo of Martin Donaldson. Cul-btrtson hurried to the ofllce of County Recorder Castor yosterday to make In-qulrv concerning the transfer.

County Recorder Castor found that on April 1 a man giving the name of Donaldson prcponteu a warranty ueeri, aucau-u the usual form, by which William D. and Ida B. CulhertPon conveyed the lilinoiH street property to Martin Donaldson for a consideration oi Two Loans Obtained. Tho mortsane records showed that on April 10, Donaldson obtjitned a loart of $2,700 from the Railroadmen's Building and Saving Association on tho property, and afraln on the same day obtained a loan of from the Aetna Mortgage and Investment on the same property. Wednesday, Chief Deputy George C.

Traub declared, a messenger boy. came to the recorder's ofllce and presented a deed, re-conveying the property back to Culbertfloi), completing tho most mvstcrioiiH lanu conveyaiiuc uu.i nvfp known In the history of the county. Efforts will he made to locate tho mysterious stranger, Mr. Culbertson declared, and Mr. Iiappcs.

In tho meantime, will file suit to ohtaln clear title to tho property and to seek to prevent" tne rorgea uecus irom dciiir jnaueu un rccoru in tno recoruer oinco. B0LLIN6SW0RTH UP TODAY Doctor Accused of Embezzlement to Faco Trial Boy Fined In Check Fraud. Dr. A. A.

HolllngHWorth, 301C East Washington street, who was Indicted sevora.1 weeks ago on a charge of embezzling $11,000 worth of goods from tho Your Stores Corporation, will bo tried today In Criminal court before Judge Collins. Dr. llollhigsworth Is said to havo obtained $2,000 worth of goods from tho company wnon no to an employe $2,000 In notes against tim comuanv. xnia uction. uc, xioi- linc-Rworth Hald nt tho tlmo of his ln dlotmet, had beon taken upon advlco of nis attorney, wno ia nam to nave accompanied him when procuring the merchandise.

Wednesday, Judgo Robinson in superior court i utsauowcu ur. oi- lincBWortn'B emims. William Coylo, Indicted for obstruct ing legal process, who is said to havo paid Frank Ostorlnnd $50 not to answer a summons isaucu or ine sncrirr to OHterlund and oaterland daughter, also will oc tried tills Others to Face Court. Others to fane tho court aro Lloyd Kentncr, charged with assault and bat tery with Intent to kill; Ralph D. Thrasher, obtaining money under falso pretense; Louis Goldsmith and William Joster, child desertion; Charles Kettor- man, venicio taxing; aiax Weil, viola tion or tne motor vehicle laws.

Judce Collins fined Herman Ilnnq years old. whoMros found' trulltv nf Iuru- Walter Beniiott and William Ktin-tr. who "borrowed a Umosiuo of popular varloty, from ono of tho downtown sircota.ior a "joy nuo, wero lined and costs, MOTHER TESTIFIES FROM STRETCHER AT SON'S MURDER TRIAL CINCINNATI. April 28. During the trial In Criminal court today of Walter' Brocltman, private policeman charged with the murder of Ilaran Bra to.

a hftrh fichool etUrlAnt. frn Laura. Broekman. moth fir of thn nnoummt was cmcii into ine court room on a stretcher. She was too weak to walk and unablo to speak abovo a as the result of prolonged sickness.

Her responses to questions wero recorded by a court stenographer who repeated mem 10 ino jury. In substanco her storv was that hpr son was at noma on ine nignc urate was hot and klllnd. Tile men who rnrrlod urocKman into ine courtroom wero preparing to taKe ner out wnen tho sick wnmun Mflml her hnnd In nrntnnt anrl hoarsely whispered, "No, no, I want to stay with my boy yet a while. I havo nan HQon mm -or ma lonir. In da fore nee to her wishes Judea Thomas Darby ordered her taken Into an ante-room where the accused man was permuted to see iter aione.

wnen he emerged, his face was wot with tears, TWO PONZI EMULATORS CONVICTED OF LARCENY BOSTON, April M. Charles M. nrlchtwoll, president of tho Old Colony Foreign Kxclianno Company, which nought to rival unarics 1'orizi in easy-money promlseH liiKt suminoi', was found ouiltv todav of ronsniracy to deftaud and of larceny. Tho jury roturnod a similar verdict against Raymond II. Meyers of the company.

Sentence was deferred In each case. Verdicts of not guilty were returned in the cases of Charles FYud Meyers, sales agent; wuiiani H. uou-chie, auditor, and Mrs. KaUierine W. Brightweii, wife ox tne president.

It's Easy If You Know Drirf: Edwards' Olive Tablets and Ho was active In the matter of wogo increases ror teacners last year uu appeared before tho board times in ftin fntnirnr nf thn tp.ichera. 'As at torney for the board, ho will receive a salary oi yz.hw. wis appointment Tho board indefinitely postponed a mooting as a committee ot tno which was to be hold tomorrow after- nnnn in nnnoMnr nn nnlnlon rendered by Mr. Home tlmo ago that the printing oi tne huiiuui uiien (tin TTnniilfrtr Tr 1 1 1 Is Illegal. Clarcnco Crlppln of the board Is also a member of the printing firm and this" was given as tho reason for Illegality.

Postponement was mado In order to allow Mr. Matson to familiarize himself with, the matter and advise tho board. Mr. Crlppln said ho had suggested to the board of directors of tho company that they discontinue printing tho bul-lntin tmt thnt ihov rllorecarded tho recommendation on authority of their own legal advices. Interview Candidates.

K. U. Graft, superintendent of schools, was authorized to go to Chicago next wook to lntorvlow applicants for places on tho faculty of the normal training school. 110 will aiso interview iipyn-rnntn fnr the nlncO of director of music in tho public schools, which will bo left vacant next year wnon wuwara irse joins tho faculty at Indiana university. On rftrtn-nmondatlon of Ralnh w.

Douglass, business director, and Frank Tj. Relssnnr, secretary, tho board authorized tho closing or the secretary's offlco In school headquartors at 6 o'ctnelt In the evenlncs of week days and at .12 o'clock on Saturdays. Closing hours havo ucen' 5:30 on weoic aays ana 1 on Saturdays. MAJ. GEN.

CR0NKHITE MADE HEAD OF CANAL TROOPS WASHINGTON, April 28. MaJ. Gen'. Adelbert Cronkhlto has been ordered from tho 2d corps area to command tho Amorlcan military forces in tho Pan- nmn nrtn-il v.nnn. It WiLR Announced to day at the War Deportment.

Ho. wilt succeed urig. uen. unanea y. ach' nnrtv.

Thin is the flrat of the reas- slgnments of general oITlcers under tho administration oi eocrotary woeics. SHE WASN' SICK, BUT HER CHILDREN WERE Six Months of Care and Worry Were Too Much for Her. "Got Thin, Nervous, Tired Her Brother-in-Law, a' Doctor; Said She Was Anemic, ana Advised Pepto-Mangan. Here is a story of a strong, vigorous mother who never knew what lll-hcalth was. But three years ngo her two little Tiovh cot Into the habit of being sick.

Six months of care and worry were too much for her and brought to the fact, that, with oil her apparent vigor, she really was anemic. She lost liesn, couiun sieeu weu iuiu fe-ui. nervous. Then tho doctor (her brotbor-ln-law) nrci-crlbed PoDto-Manean. She said: "Fred explained a lot about tho special sort of Iron-content In Pepto-Mangan and a lot of other things that I don't understand, but what I do understand Is that a bottle of Pepto-Mangan Is always going to bo In my mcaicin apsct as long as i live, whatever It contains.

I don't It now oi care, but I do know that it bnllds me up whon I get run down, and that', enough for me." Gudo's Popto-Mangan Is an abBoIutoly dependable red-blood builder In 'all conditions of lowered vitality not due to serious disease of tho vital organs, It improves the appetlto, Imports color to tho cheeks, and creates new hope and ambition In thoso who have become pale, woak, and listless. Physicians recommcnu uuue Jrepio-Mangan. When you order, bo Buro thn word "dude's' Is on tho package. Without "Gudols" It Is not Pepto-Mangan. Fur- i.iou-ji' (ii tiHu-u uiiu uiuici ionn.

saio Dy au druggists. Advertise-ment. Just. One Application and the Hairs Vanish (Modes of Today) A harmless, vet very effective, treat ment Is here clven for tho (illicit ro. moval of hairy growths: Mix enoueh powdered Delatono and water to cover tne unucsiraDio nairs, appiy pane ana alter two or tnrco minuten removu, wash tno skin anutno nairs navo van-Ishcd.

One nmillcatlon usually Is eut- flclent, but -to bo certain of results, hi iv thn Dfilatone In an orlrlnal track age. Mix fresh as wanted. Advertise ment. Cambridge Tutoring School Cambridge! Mass; If your ion has fatten behind' in his school work, or needs tutoring during the summer for fall examinations, send him to our summer school. He will receive expert Instruction and careful supervision.

rJ-' CARNIVAL OF MUSIC AND MODELS Eleven to Eleven Dime to a Quarter Come Any Time and Stay As Long As You Like NEXT WEEK TREAT OF THE YEAR Two Super Film Features and New Musical 'Program. Featuring the Pictures That Made New York Gasp. MAUSIIAI'Tj Tbo secret of keeping jounj Is to feel -young to do this yoa must watch yotw', liter nnd bowels thcru'B no need oI having a Hallow complexion dark riocj 'v under your eyes pimples a look In your fnc dull eyes with noC Bpnrkle. Your doctor will tell ninety per ceut of all flckness innrtlve liowcls hnd Hv(-r. ,7: Dr.

Kdwards, well-known physltian -In Ohio, pf.fcotcd a veKetaUIe pound mix id with olive oil to act on 7 the liver nud I-owi-Jh. which he care to IUb patifiita for ypnrs. Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets, tho bud- stitute for cnlorael, arc ccotlp In their action yet alwaya effective. They bring bout the natural buoyancy which alt' hould enjoy by tonlne up the liver clcirinc the Hystetn of Impurities.

Dr. Edwards Olive Tnbleta are known by their olive color. 15c and 30c. COM-PLEXrlON Pills 25c Ton will never clear" your" red or; muddy llvor spotted skin by using -lo--tiona and whlto wanties. Tlio only; prtiper way to remove a miulu nm-plcxlon in by removing tho cauao.

This can be accomplished by using faithfully Com-plcx-ion pills. Pink Com-plexon PIUh make pink cheeks and a healthy nkln free from blemishes. Mothers will find- Com-plex-lon Pffla thu Bufcst pills for aelf or. children and. ran he taken with other medicines, as they aro purely vegetable, and do not contain calomel or arsonio.

Ono Uttlo Pink Cora-plex-lon Pin takon daily for a month will do mora Kood aa a blood medicine than a barrel of ordinary remedies. 25-cent nackagos contain GO Com'-" plnx-ion Pills do not gripe Or sicken. Advertisement. BOB. HAMPTON OF PLACER Personal Appearance Blackfoot Indians ITUcn: Km.i --0c.

CECIL II. nnMlIiLES' rradacllon, "FonniDUEX i Wllh Aeni-t Ajrr. Thndr Hoherti. Knlhlrn Forremt Slnnley, JuIU Pure, Clarence Burton and Tlie.d.r. K.il.fT.

Mothers, When a girl becomes a woman, when. a Woman becomes ajnother and when -a-, woman posses through the changes of middle ufet are the three periods of life' '1- when Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is most needed. Many thousands would testify fast as does the following: Peru. Ind.

Always durinst the, eaW AMKIUCAN JIAIIUONI8TS TUe afu.to. TUB LlfiKKTV BKVKN THERE IS (or any ono neglecting tholr teoth when they can havo. them put Into first-class condition at a very moderate cost. We examlno your teoth freo and toll you what tho cost will bo for tho work, and ask you to compare prices and quality of work with from 76 to 100 por cent. jcviant iw iwu afterward I -have poor circolatioa and numb spells; bothcrini: me at night.

Five years aro I tried Pierce's FaivOritePre" scription took about three bottles of it and thesa soella left NEW YORK DENTISTS me and 1 got along nicely." STELLA ESS1G, 390 E. Washington Ave. Send 10c for trial l4jS Pitxce'a Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. Yg lcend floor Comer In Bak Bide..