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PAGETWENTY-ONE THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1924; Bdbv Stars of 1924 Flicker jbp row left to right: Dorothy Mackaill, Lucills Rickson. Clara-Bow (center); Margaret Morris and Carmelita Geraghty. Bottom row, left to "uiston, Gloria Grey. Hazel Keener (top Fair (bottom left); Ruth Hiatt (top right); Blanche 'Mehaffey (bottom i wonder my typewriter stutters chill by turns; blond hair and brown hair and eyes; born in Clu; with pleasant 'embarrassment in tiger eyes; won fame in the "The cago Mickey Neilan "Rendez-1 blundering for a "lead" Fighting London, bridge a real actress at 15; a rcg- Julanne Johnston -tight); Alberta Vaughn and Marian Nixon 1 Bj Jack Jungmeyer NEAi SERVICE WRITER have before toe--and you have--the. pictures of the "Baby Stars or 1924." New (sparklers in the Hjollywood.

firm- yajnent, heralded by those astute PJagtronomers, the publicity valets 'of the screen goes, known as the girls, defying t-ho traditional jinx of 13. are the favored ingenues jif tiie screen. All have had considerable experience. Some already shine distinctly- Others are emerging from nebular glow. Some may reach first magnitude during ls24.

II they don't it will not be the fault of the assiduous "Wampas. Because I--I--Studder" As 1 have said, I have their pictures ible Hollywood have to the subject! Even tho keys of might lall until Jt got tired, but the machine are all "Ohs'' arid I wouldn't worry Dorothy. "Ahs 1 and "I's'' Anyway, this is the third annaul class of ''Baby Stars-' It includes Clar Bow, Blanche Mehaf-' CAltMELITA' A ular star. Piquant Babes and Such ALBERTA VAUGHN--A piquant Smart, patrician, athletic, dark babe fro the Blue Grass country, eyes glowing with some of Spanish romantic learnings the i specifically flirta- i i eyes and sylphlike graces; DEATHSAND FUNERALS SMITH Jones. Etje eighty died at his home in Deer at 5 o'clock this morning, has been an invalid for years.

It was only within 'tin- last few days that his condition tnrnsd -for the worse. -Mr. 'aiul Mrs. Jones celehrate-d their wedding: anniversary in 1- icf-mber. The couple resided in- iReer Creek since their retirement frbm, farm life saveral years ago, Mr-'Jones was the owner of farm! land, in Washington township, 'Carroll county.

-Besides, the widow he is sur- iy five children. Harry of, Camden, Fi-ed of Doer Creek, near Camden, Mrs. Fan-; jriy of pear Camden and: JMrs. JJune Herr of neur Deev Grwk, several grandchildren, and Lucilie Rickson, Alberta Vaughn and Rutti Hiatt- here are the twinklers of the new year'! Baby Stars, here is the waiting world. It's your oyster.

Try and CLARA BOX--Irrepr i essible brunet flapper, pert enough to contradict her own grandnother; brown bobbed hair and dusky eye's 17; born in Brooklyn; won first notice by performance in "Down to the Sea in All right, clara. Next-- BLAXCHE JMEHAPFEY--Full of the vim of the Follies from which she sprang; glowing youth and Irish blue' eyes; rapidly winning honors in Hal Roach comedies; born in Cincinnati. Hurrah' for CInci! DOROTHY MACKAILL--English girl who knows' just what she 'wants and how to get it; repressed animation that can warm or Another entry for Indiana's "Who's 1 'MARGARET, MORRIS--Alert oiislv old-fashioned girl of blond hair and Mavtime, daisy symbolizes 17: now with Finals mento, California' the native daughter! Hurrah tor ELIXOR FAIR Slender, buoyant (that's her publicity man's brunet of 19 who has beea playing Fox- productions; born in Sacra- in Universal pictures. HAZEL KEENER--The stately kind the poets rave about but seldom, find; 19 years old, brown hair and hazel'eyes; said her word), 20-year-oldd daughter of old i Virginny (Richmond); attracted attention in, Brabin's walloping picture. "Driven." Carry me hack to old Vlr--Next! RUTH HIATT--Demure, petite; IS: rtni-k hair and eyes; now with Jack White comedies; born in wipple ureek, Cclq- And last, but no means least-- JUA'XNE JOHNSTON--Languorous and stately; 20; black hair and brown eyes; a classic dancer of unusual talent and exotic charm; played lead with Douglas publicity man to be wholly unconscious of her beauty; hails from Davenport, Iowa, and plays in Principal Pictures.

Who said anything about the middle west? ed. touched with, the pixy of mischief and a game sport in the play of life; ID; brown hair and eyes. Recently signed by William Pox; petite and cute. Born in Minneapolis. That'lss do, thank you, Marian! LUCILLE RICKSOX--A fellow's kid sister; winsome, assertive, and would be rushed oft- hex feet at any high school frat dance; light Fairbanks in 'nis "Thief of forthcoming of the important Interstate Commerce Committee.

He is the ranking Democratic member ol. Senator Hitson D. Smith of be held a t'South Carolina is being mentioned 'Use Lutheran church in Deer Prominently for the chairmanship ja(f 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Sarah Caldwell. wife Allen C- Caldwell, died at 5 o'clock the committee.

Wednesday afternoon at the fan- ity residence. 301 Burlington avo- riue, sixty-eight years, bho survived by her husband and jtwo sons, William R. and Ernest Qaldwcll, of this city. Caldwell and were for sometime resMen(s of i WILL START IKOlifRY INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.

eral Judgy Albert B. Anderson to-j day promised ristd of promises of immunity from I Carroll county in the Deer Creek 1 criminal action to have been neighborhood, ccming Logans-' mads by offic'als of ihe prp- i lort some thirty years 'ago. Mrs. hibition division at Washngton to I iCuld'well always retained her lovn i Mich.ic! SchrJek, a brewery for. the old home and friends ev of New Albany, Incl Roy A.

SALE STARTS SAT. JAN. 5th SALE ENDS JAN. 19th. in'e'r girlhood and earlier woman- Haynes, director of prohibition (hood, and kept in touch with the i enforcement, a ''Mr.

Andrews," old', scenes, making frequent visits chief of the bun t6; the Wends and scenes of her the and John ni.inag-er of life. funeral will be hrld Satur- ator E. Watson 'and alleged i morning ar 10 o'clock from were by! Sc-hrick. the- Presbyterian church, in Doer Creek, conducted by Rev. Jones.

thfe cortesre iKiving the resilience on. Burlington avenue at a. Saturday. funeral of Hubert Kingery -be held Friday afternoon at TREMORS ROME. Jan.

earth-1 a i shocics leporicri from the Adriatic coast this 10 have! jli'SO from the residence. 1603 High Many persons were sai.l rSJreat, after which the cortege wili I been injured extensive proceed to the Bethel church done. yesterday, when jwjaere the funeral ceremonies tremers commenced, 15 sh tf teld, conducted by Kev. M. L.

have been vecpyfied. '35kvis. Burial'will take place in I Bethel cemetery. the funeral of Burt Spencer was MORE BOOKS The report of the READ. Logansport public library for December.

1923. held this afternoon from the M. church at NewAVnverly and at the; brarians. far exceeds, Sprint: Creek ciiurch. for the year previous, Interment took place in the Spring' Creek cemetery.

as sanounced today by local lithe report The total er of books circulated in December .1523 vas 21.905. This exceeds last year's total of 17.136 by funeral of John S. Taylor i "vraa held this aftornorn from th? i -''Church of God on Helm CARROt-L INSTITUTES. conducted bv Rev. II.

P. Turner i mare farmers' instittues and Rev. Bleilcr. be held during the present place in St. John's cemetery in! 'W'sek for the benefit cf the farm- Clinton township.

ers of county. On Friday a session is TO be conducted at 'The funeral of Han-y Brown was Rockfield. and on Saturday the this afternoon from the B. chnrch in Galveston. institute be at Sharon church.

Priced for quick Clearance, we quote the following- prices on OVERCOATS $55.00 Values, now only $41.95 $50.00 Values, now only $37.95 $45.00 Values, now only $33.95 $40.00 Values, now only $35.00 Values, now only $32.50 Values, now only Our never to carry a garment over from one season to the other. Hence these sharp reductions. .1, OFF on 4 Store. any Muffler in our One lot of- Hats, worth up to $4, Sale price One lot of Men's Union Suits large sizes only 95c OFF on any Brushed Sweater in, our Store. Wool to have Charles Simons and Mrs.

WiDiam Dors of Pern, motored, to this- city -yesterday, they are to it by the human ver'a "tie." ues ts of friends. I voice. A inventor claim produced a typewriter antowatioaiiy tvpo words as they! THE BIGGEST LITTLE 13' 32.3-325 Broadway LoaransDort. Indiana Sole Agents for the fam-, ous "Car- iartt" alls, only "$2.25 Overalls arid Jackets $2.00 Values Garments A SALE Now On $25, $30, $35, $40 Values Off Regular Prices (M Factory Samples of "Herman Wile" mode Clothes--in the new models, new colors, new fabrics. Every overcoat -desirable, stylish Mid serviceable.

ALL-WOOL SUITS Men and Young Men Patch Pocket Plain Back Norfolk Sack Models Models Newest Shades BOY'S 2-PANT SUITS Durable dark mixtures, inverted pleat back belt alfaround; full lined; sizes 8 to 17.... Special Sale of Men's Pants Sample lots and surplus stock, wonderful trouser rallies, especially Worsteds, Ciwslmeres, Cheviotg--Stripes, ipO.i/0 Checks, Mixtures Plain or cuff bottoms; flap on hip pockets; sizes 30 to 50. Every pair guaranteed not to rip. Wonderful values. Men's All-leather SHOES and Oxfords Jn black or tan, calf, welt sole and rubber The new.

"Trouse Crease" Oxfords as pictured a.bove in mahogany calf, Goodyear welt with rubber priced at a especially S4.95 A value. heels; teal $5.00 values. Priced during this sale Included at this price are U. S. Army Calf Shoes Trith soft tips.

Boys' and Girls' "All teath- er" School Shoes Black or Brown Patent or Calf Best all with rubber heels values 1 Women's Pumps and Oxfords 'Red Rubber knee Boots, new live rubber, genuine tire sole, reinforced top won- CO Og derf ul value Up-to-the-minute styles Shoes that are "all leather" and genuine $5 cially prices at i a i Pumps as pictured above with high or low heels; wonder- QRT s- Trousers KHAKI Men's Trousers ot good quality khaki material. All sizes up to EO -waist. Belts for loops. Sowed on buttons. Price, per pair CQRPUROY TROUSERS -Men's extra quality Corduroy' Trousers.

Narrow wale, in ii; or seal browa. STewsT! Loops for belts. Strong- ily reinforced. Sizes waist np 'to 46. Price, jper pair, (WHIPCORD TROUSERS' -Men's eitra heavy Whipcord Trousers.

Khaki color. Narrow jwale, drill pockets. Tab ipti hip pocketa. Belt loops. Itfawed on buttons.

All sizes up ito 45. Price, TRCTriSERS- Men's eztra heavy work pants servicaable and dur- QD able. Sizes up to 44. MOLESKIN TROUSERS -Semi-dress weight, ideal for in- fioor work, wear -proof. All sizes, price each Breeches 'CORDUROY BREECHES iBest quality Cordfiroy Breeches iln light or dark seal brown.

Narrow wale. Gray driH lining and pockets. Loops for belts. Button back pockets. Double Sizes for man or boys.

Waist 26 to 42. per pair MEN'S UNDERWEAR ARMY TWO-PIECE WOOlr-- There-is no hotter Underwear made. It's all TVOO! Rat or ribbed; shirts and drawers, in all sizes, worsted finish. Garment cost tha Gorernment In neighbourhood of $2.00 each. Sires: Shirts 34 to 46.

Bra-wors, 30 to 44. Each RIBBED UNION SUITS--Cream Colored, Medium Weight Men'a. Union Suits; long sieves. Sizes 34 to 46. Price, FLEECE UNION SUITS --For ffien, RXftbed; gray! medium weight, knit from flneit' quality on a spring needle m-' chine A real -warm, comfort-' garment.

Sizes '34 to 46. Price, suit pJU HEAVY RIBBED UNION" SUITS! Extra heavy, elastic, knit on spring needle machine; cray; warm -winter garment, i Sizes 34 46 suit I Linemen's Gloves i or Special, jot finest grade horsehide; first 'qua'lty reinforced 1 double palm 'extending to first extra horseMdo, ra-ei- 'forcemeat nnder thnmb; cow-' hide leather -cuJti. per pair $3.49 Corduroy and Duck Coats Blanket lined---with rubberized inside lining. Sizes Men's Hose i Men's Heather Hose, heather i mixture, substandards of 30c grade, pair Men's Raincoats i GAS MASK RAINCOATS--Foi Men, Tan single breasted, around belt, heary red lining, slash pockets. Sizes for GABERDINE COAT3--Men'a Heavy- Rubber Lined Gabardiaa silver plaid Inside, agenal garbardine cloth, doubld pleated back, trithj yoke, pleated all-ronndj long.

Sizes 36 tol 48. A J15.00 coat Qrj REVERSIBLB All! Rubber Reversible Coats. Wool lined on the reverse In either chocolate'or Ofci tan. Sizes S6 to 46. SHIRTS; 'FLANNEL D.

Drab Color, irarm and as j' good as any shirt made tor -rear. Sire? 1 to 18. Two pockets. Made length and good o-l QQ Price, each vl'vO i MEN'S WOOL -Heavy! All "Wool Gray Flannel or Biuej Cherry Valley Outdoor or Sport ShlrU, collar attached. Every-i thing in this shirt for i service.

Sizes 14 to 19. Price, ewcb AB.MX O. D. WOOL Xew Ollre Drab Wool, collar i attached. Makes a practical; -work or Bporting: ehirt.

Two pockets. Sijes AO to 15. Price, each ICEMAN SHIRTS--Ketr, neavi- irool, melton cloth, olive; drab color. It's a shirt made lor the severest, cold -weather or hardest It's the heaviett shirt -made-. 14 to 19.

Price. ALL WOOL DRESS SHIRT-- In ne-w or plaids, a uine J6 shirt..