Vaudeville acts fill Grand Park week with stars
The program features Nawn in Pat and the i, Bert Welsh with Hebrew stories, Pankleb the Mud Man, and Carltons Skinny Guy. The Wizard of Oz touring company, Blue Ribbon Girls, Gay New York at Park, Majestic's Amateur Chauffeur, Oriental Cozy Corner Girls at Empire, and many acts promise lively vaudeville as crowds pack Indianapolis theaters all week.
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Nawn
New York
Matt Bert Wesile
Indianapolis
Bert Leslie
Mae Suilor
Ant
Leslie
Mpany
Legion
Pat
the Grand
E Grand
Bert Welsh
Joe
Nts
Ben
Pankleb
Edward Levine
A Carlton
Elsie Faye
Tom Bissett
Grmany
Park Theater
Herman Schultz
Jack Kloville
Hilda Hawthorn
Hinkee Dee
Kloville
Hlinois-st
St. Louis
Armstrong
Davis
Fay Templeton
Mary
Broadway
W. R. Butter
Glenroy and
Russell
Casey
Barney Williams
Card Sharp
New Grand Opera House
Indiana
Bert Leslie & CO
Cherie
May arrest many meat dealers over glass case rule
Charles F. Stout, health inspector, cataloged 32 meat dealers Tuesday for failing to install glass display cases as required. Only J. C. Overman complied. Affidavits likely to be filed, with arrests and court testing of the ordinance. Board of Health claims ignorance of the rule, while talks on a cold storage plant proceed with dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stout
Board of Health
J. C. Overman
Mgr. Stoutt
Edmund Clark
Oc Pe
Board of Public Safety
Excelsior Laundry Pioneers Modern Plant in Indiana
Major Taylor started Indiana steam laundry in 1878 and built the Excelsior Laundry at 222 North Alabama Street, a $63,900, fireproof plant with 75 employees and a $3,000 yearly payroll. Superintendent George Woody and bookkeeper Spurrier lead a sanitation oriented operation with hand shirt laundering, seven wagons, and branches at Capitol Avenue and Minors Street. Visitors are welcomed to tour the plant daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctate
Indiana
Major Taylor
Excelsior
North Alabama Street
Taylor
George Woody
Capitol Avenue
North Minors Street
Burglar by Bed Alarm Shocks Pringle Home
Mrs. John Pringle awoke to two burglars by her bed in Brooklyn home. One thief used a lamp to light his way as he fled, leaving behind Mr Pringle's trousers. Officers Kitzmiller and Trimpe investigated, finding only the trousers as possible loot. Police found no trace of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pringle
Brookside
Mrs. Pringle
Mr. Pringle
Autopsy Finds Uremic Poisoning in Hagerstown Girl
Dr. G A Petersdorf performed the autopsy on Virgin R Smith of Hagerstown on Monday afternoon and concluded death resulted from uremic poisoning. The girl, who was visiting at the home of William Smith at 524 Prospect Street, will be returned to Hagerstown for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A. Petersdorf
Virgin R. Smith
Hagerstown
William Smith
Prospect St
Receiver for restaurant placed in hands of Leo Rappaport
On the complaint of Hugo Thorsch an allowed creditor White's Restaurant S. Meridian street owned by Frank Vv. Schrottky has been placed in the hands of a receiver Leo Rappaport an attorney The plaintiff said Mr Schrottky had been unable to pay him a note of $490 and that he was in solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Thorsch
Coats Promoted in Tailor Made Style at Wasson's
Wasson's offers long, tight fitting covert coats at 17.50 with strap trim detailing and black broadcloth coats priced at 25.00. The black coats are fully lined with pearl satin, single breasted, and feature a velvet collar.
Specials in the Basement Yard Goods Sale
Specials run in the basement offering carpet samples at 25 cents a yard from mill agents. Regularly 75 to 98 cents, these wool samples are now 25 cents. Also available are odorless heaters at 5 dollars and 75 cents mark, dressing sacques at 5 percent, and cotton blankets at 29 cents in gray tan or white with colored borders.
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Carrino
Graham
Hyde
George Stone
Frank Hayes
Willam Barryson
Joseph Schrode
Chicago
Imogene
Robert Burns
Dorothy
Minerva Coverdale
Gertrude Barthold
Trixie
Anna Suits
Lillian English
the Park
Richy W. Craig
California
Weston Sisters
Asia
Lawrence Crane
Miss Holmes
Majestic
Bellboy
Mlle. Carrino
the Majestic
Belle Travers
Miss Travers
Clara Dagneau
Dora Donaton
Frank Riley
John Honan
Pat Kearney
Harry VanCleve
Paul
Juno
Mercury
Mars
Pete
VanCleve
Denton
Lafferty
Ward
Lena Bruce
Young Sandow
Otis Lambert
India
Ceylon
Wreen
Re Madigan
Mildred Rohler
Shepard
Excelsior Laundry
Star Entertainment and Lecture Course
James Francis O’ Donnell
Cross
James C. Monaghan
Ireland
Holland
Caleb Mills
Krieg's Book St
W. Washington St
E. Nuscuon
Father Vaughan
Shakespere
Father MacCorry
Father Kelley
Fit
Ore
Clayeypool Hotel
Occidental
DE Magalia
TION
Brazil
United Press
Sebastian R. de Magalia
New York Harbor
United States Army
Navy
de Magala
Mints Geraes
BY the
Armstrong Laundry
Home Brewing Co
Prospect
Weanesta Gas Mill
Siicer
Ciis
Blue Ribbon
Lia
Wasson
New Prince Chap
Brooklyn
H. P. Wasson & Co
THE
Indianapolis Gas CO
NEW Majestic
Mlle Carrino
BEARS
M. Créer
Renes
Wawields
Oriental
Miran
M. ‘Olio
Pure Food Exposition
Tomlinson Hall
Retail Grocers’ Association
Beiser
Lake Erie & Western
Wayne
Ind
Noblesville
Tipton
Bluffton
Sukdly
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Lines
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Madison
Madison & P. m
Irwin
Starrett’s
Miller Hardware CO
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