WHOOZIT Tickets Offered For Circle Theater Show
The Times office offers two tickets good for any Circle Theater performance to the male reader who is too busy to see the WHOOZIT picture. Colleen Moore stars in Naughty but Nice with Vincent Lopez and his Casa Lopez orchestra. Ladies may also claim tickets by identifying themselves at The Times office. The trio from Monday’s WHOOZIT included Miss Mary Lois Givens, Miss Bernice Martin, and Miss Kath ry n Mulen.
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Circle Theater
Times Office
Colleen Moore
Vincent Lopez
Casa Lopez Orchestra
Mary Lois Givens
Broadway
Bernice Martin
Ashland Ave
Kathryn Mulen
Arsenal Ave
Evangelist C H Erickson Promotes Christ at Cable Tabernacle
The evangelist C H Erickson preached Tuesday night at Cable Tabernacle saying only a sinless Christ bore our sins and that Christ died for others not for his own. The Indianapolis Gospel Chorus led by William Hitz provided the songs and Mrs. Erickson assisted.
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Christ
C. H. Erickson
Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis
The
Evangelist
Fifty Circus Essay Winners To See Show
The Times invites local children and readers of The Indianapolis Times to John Robinson's Circus Thursday afternoon. Fifty essay winners receive a matinee ticket by presenting their essays and 25 cents at the circus. the elephant was the favorite animal among entrants.
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Indianapolis Times
Times
John Robinson’s Circus
John Robinson Circus
Ircus
the Times
Plan for Two Bus Stops at Circle Area
The board authorizes two curbside loading stations to relieve Monument Circle congestion. One stretches from the English Opera House to Meridian Street, the other from the Circle Theater to Market Street. Traffic Captain Lester E. Jones recommends a 30 day trial.
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Circle
Pff Safety
Meridian St
Circle Theater
Market St
Lester E. Jones
Monument Circle
Smith to Try Later in Week
Captain Ernie Smith will attempt another flight in his Travelair monoplane within the next two days to race Hawaii's Bird of Paradise. Edmund J. Moffett and Tony Parent back the effort, noting navigator Charles H. Carter is out. Six applications for the navigator post have been received.
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United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Ernie Smith
Slim
Travelair
Hawaii
Edmund J. Moffett
Tony Parent
Ernie
Moffett
Charles H. Carter
Carter
Man Makes Liquor, Physician Advised, Judge Fines $100
Henry DuBois, arraigned for possession of liquor, told the judge a physician advised him to drink for health. He made the liquor so well that friends asked for it. He accommodated, and the judge imposed a $100 fine.
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NEA
Attleboro
Mass
Henry DuBois
Keep Cattle Off Road Grazing Law Enforced
State Police Chief Robert F. Hume orders officers to monitor and enforce the grazing prohibition along roadways. It applies whether cattle are tethered or free, citing recent accidents as justification.
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Robert F. Hume
Fire head pacified over detention home repairs
State Fire Marshal Alfred Houston reviewed conditions at the Marion County Detention Home on Michigan Street after county officials, including County Attorney Clinton H. Givan, confirmed no repair orders had been carried out. The marshal will withhold closing for thirty days if work begins this week.
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Marion County
Michigan St
Alfred Houston
Clinton H. Givan
Givan
Harry Styner
Henry Wood
Houston
6-5-4 Ratio Up at Ship Parley
Geneva June 29 A 6-5-4 ratio for cruisers destroyers and submarines was discussed unofficially in naval limitation circles with Britain superior to the United States. The idea was seen as a hopeful hint rather than an actual proposal. The American delegation was not told of it even in gossip.
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United Prear
Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Japan
America
Pleasant Run sewer contract delayed by city mayor
Mayor John L. Duvall stalled a bid award for the Pleasant Run main interceptor sewer, delaying action after engineer Frank C. Lingenfelter proposed awarding to Krenn & Cato of Chicago for 637,725 dollars. Krenn & Cato are backed by Edith Rockefeller McCormick.
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Board of Works
Frank C. Lingenfelter
Pleasant Run
John L. Duvall
Arlington Ave
Irvington
Garfield Park
Lingenfelter
Krenn & Cato
Chicago
Sheehan Construction Company
Indianapolis
Kruse Construction Company
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Krenn & Dato
Lingemelter Today
Frank Cones
Duvall
Virgil Vandagrifft
A. H. Holloway
Frederick E. Matson
M. Vandagrifft
John W. Friday
Swift First to Join Indianapolis City Manager League
Lucius B. Swift 77 E Fourteenth St a former sanitary board member became the first citizen to join the Indianapolis City Manager League promoting better government. Claude H Anderson reports hundreds have signed membership blanks and Membership Chairman John W Esterline plans another committee meeting.
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Lucius B. Swift
E. Fourteenth St
City Sanitary Board
Indianapolis City Manager League
Better Government
Claude H. Anderson
John W. Esterline
Missionaries to Meet for Mid-West Synod Schedule
Daily schedule for the Mid West Synod United States Reformed Church missionary conference at Bethany Park during the week of July 11 includes study hours and inspirational evening addresses on the theme The Essentially Missionary Character of Christianity. Rev G H Gebhardt carrollton Avenue Reformed Church pastor will speak with returned missionaries. Rev Henderson L V Shinn Immanuel Reformed Church will preside. Indianapolis team Gebhardt Russom Dittes Dirks and Mrs Emma Ackman assist arrangements.
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Mid-West Synod
United States Reformed Church
Bethany Park
G. H. Gebhardt
Carrollton Avenue
Carl J. Russom
J. Dittes
Edward Dirks
Emma Ackman
Indianapolis
Take Ad Club Wheel
New Indianapolis Advertising Club officers to be installed at the Spink Arms luncheon. Syd Sullivan will become president with Jesse E. Hanft as vice president Henry C. Thornton Jr. as treasurer and directors Frank B. Flanner Don A. Bridge Ed Hunter H. Pagani and Maxwell Droke.
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Indianapolis Advertising Club
Spink- Arms
Syd Sullivan
Jesse E. Hanft
Henry C. Thorton, Jr
Frank B. Flanner
Don A. Bridge
Ed Hunter
H. P. Pagani
Maxwell Droke
Sheriff Woods Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Sheriff Robert J. Woods of Spencer County, age 34 and a World War veteran, was found dead in his Rockport home with a service automatic pistol in hand and a bullet wound to the left temple. Neighbors noted he had shown odd behavior for days, with fear over possible blindness from a previous eye injury and related pain cited as a motive.
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United Press
Rockport
Ind
Robert J. Woods
Woods
Spencer County
Dam safety hearing for Ambursen type project in Owen county
Patentees of the Ambursen type dam are to testify before the public service commission on Friday about the hydro electric plan by Eel River Power Co. The company seeks 3.5 million dollars in securities to build a dam, powerplant, and a thirty mile lake in Owen county. Commissioner Calvin McIntosh urges proof of safety to prevent a flood that could wipe out the community.
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Public Service Commission
Eel River Power Company
Thirty Mile Lake
Owen County
Calvin McIntosh
Pershing to Speak Here on July Fourth Memorial Event
General John J. Pershing will speak at the exercises for laying the corner stone of the Indiana War Memorial Shrine on July 4. A telegram from Pershing confirms he will arrive on the morning train that day, ending doubts about his attendance after earlier plans for a vacation with his son Warren. Committees coordinating the celebration resume finalizing preparations.
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John J. Pershing
Indiana War Memorial
Northern Woods
Warren
Samuel Ashby
Pershing
Washington
Keene
N. Hampshire
General Pershing
Heater Ignites Man's Gas-Soaked Clothes
Wesley Kellum fifty five? Wait actual text: 45, of 838 4 W. St., was in serious condition at City Hospital today after a gas explosion at Marshall Handricks Vulcanizing shop. He spilled gasoline on his clothing when a bottle broke and the gasoline ignited from a vulcanizing heater. Edward Earps, 746 Udell St., also burned as he tore the burning clothes from Kellum.
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W. St
City Hospital
Marshall Handricks Vulcanizing Shop
Thirtieth St
Kellum
Edward Earps
Udell St
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Concord Ave
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Stillwell St
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Cooke’s Circus
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Icebound
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