Unusual Ribbon Bargains From West Aisle Sale
Uncommon ribbon lots arrive via trade, offering satin, gros grain and plain taffeta in Nos 5 7 9 32 40 and 40 widths. Prices quoted 10c to 30c per yard, including fancy stripe ribbons in three inch widths and colorful dainty colorings. Strong dealer names and specific item numbers are noted in the sale listing.
Vaudeville and East Lynne Highlight Indianapolis Theaters
The Grand presents Anna Held in The Little Duchess with lavish costumes and Parisian settings, praised for singing, dancing, and scenic splendor. East Lynne at Park Theater returns with Miss Inez Forman leading a capable company, while Empire features The Cracker Jacks and a string of vaudeville acts, including Mary Dupont, George D. Baker, and the Jacksons in a sparring vaudeville routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Anna Held
Comedienne
Reginald de Koven
Harry B. Smith
Miss Held
Ostend
Claire de Brion
Gustave
Charles A. Bigelow
Ralph Edgerton
Joseph Welsh
Paris
Ziegfeld
Bessie Wynn
Billy Norton
Vivian Blackburn
Sadie
Bizlie Miss Held
Indianapolis
Papa
Mollie Shannon
Mr. Bigelow
Joseph W. Herbert
Maurice the Pignon
George Marton
Count Casabinea
Claire
Anna St. Tel
Cage
Charles Swain
Baron Koffupsky
Secret Service
Franz Ebert
Lil- Moutian
Mrs. Jackson
Bobby Manchester
Empire Theater
Jackson
Jacksons
Freda
Mayo Sisters
Bob van Osten
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Brown
Harrison
Harry Brown
Robert van Osten
Harvey Parker
Jean Buschoff
Parker
Buschoff
Mrs Brown Potter Appears as Calypso at Her Majesty's Theatre
Mrs Brown Potter made a successful appearance this evening in the role of Calypso in Stephen Phillips's play Ithaca or Ulysses at Her Majesty's Theatre London. She delivered a new and charming reading, though described as more sensuous than dignified and hindered by defective elocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John M. Trindle Dead
John M. Trindle longtime Vandalia Railway conductor dies at his home 2315 Talbott avenue after fifty years in rail service He served three and a half years in the Union army with the Forty second Indiana Regiment He was a Christ Church member for twenty years survived by his widow and five children Lillian Miller Indianapolis W H Trindle Chicago James S Cor a B and Anna Mabel Trindle Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Trindle
Vandalia Railway Company
Talbott Avenue
Forty-second Indiana Regiment
Christ Church
Trindle
Lillian Miller
Indianapolis
W. Trindle
Chicago
James S
Cora B
Anna Mabel Trindle
Physio Medical College Plans 29th Commencement
Physio-Medical College of Indiana will hold its twenty-ninth annual commencement tomorrow evening April 2 at the German House. Public invited. Program includes invocations, recitations, and musical selections by students and faculty, with diplomas presented by the Medico-Literary Society president E. Ray Royer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physio-Medical College of Indiana
Levi White
He Hessting
Laut
J. Mere
H L. Dippel
J. Frey
Paul John
Medico-Literary Society
E. Ray Royer
Walter Perey Pfaff
MBS
BOID
Seehus
E. Laut
Walter Perey Prat
Eugene Spangier
Charles
Rowlinson
Owith Zither Econea
Fremont
Frey
Will Make No Appropriation In Smallpox Fight
Health officer J B Williams reported to the State Board of Health that smallpox is prevalent in Wabash county especially near the Ser via area. The Wabash County Council refused to appropriate funds to combat the disease, forcing residents to bear the burden of the action taken by county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Willams
Wabash County
State Board of Health
Servia
Wabash
Diamonds Save You Money by J P Mullally Jeweler
J P Mullally of 23 Monument Place advertises low expenses and a large stock of diamonds claiming customers can save money on purchases. The note emphasizes affordability and inventory as key selling points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
ITS ANNUAL EASTER BALL MAKES HALL BEAUTIFUL
The Ladies' Society of the Maennerchor hosted a large Easter ball with elaborate decorations. Syringa blossoms and palms framed the entrance and staircase, green and white electric lights shaded by tulip shades adorned tables and windows, and a grand dining room display carried Easter motifs. Dozens of guests wore gowns described in detail and the event drew five or six hundred attendees, with numerous committees praised for the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Rhodehammer
Victor Jose
Fred Ballweg
Heinie Miller
A. Scherer
John P. Frenzel
Julius Keller
Julius Burckhardt
Bertha
Music Committee
Albert Goepper
William Clune
George Mannfeld
Grace Baird
Charles Elliott
E. C. Heldrick
Elma Heidrick
Louis Murr
Frenzel
Cora Goetz
John Weinman
John Bertermann
C. G. Weiss
Helen Hickman
Muncie
Leon Leach
Edward Neumeyer
Harriet M. Fitch
Grace Cunningham
Batiste
Harris
Adolf Scherrer
Charles H. Adam
Herman Adam
Anna Schaefer
Theo Reyer
Paul Krauss
Otto N. Frenzel
Reinhold Miller
Lizzie Kettenbach
Julius Arckhardt
Alice Mueller
Emil Steinhilber
Theodore Weiss
Rudolph Schwartz
J. J. Stanley
Joseph Geiger
Michael Lenker
Frank Ittenbach
Flora Anderegg
Lena Goepper
Anna Lindemann
Ella Lindemann
Alma
Edith Neubacher
Irma Betterman
Mary Schopp
Emma Minter
Laura Hauss
Emma McAvenue
Gertrude Ginnz
Dora Reissner
Bertha Keller
Minnie Abel
Alma Hermany
Gustave Jose
M. J. Mannix
Charles Adam
Rudolph Mueller
John Weinmann
Franz Binninger
Edward Neumyer
Peter Balz
Gertrude Grnnz
Amalia Benerscheidt
Anna Greiner
Lillie Langsenkamp
Music Festival Opens at Tomlinson Hall With Sibelius Overture
Theodore Thomas's Chicago Orchestra led a program of Tschaikowsky Pathetic Symphony and operatic arias by Charles W. Clark and Electa Gifford. Weber and Delibes selections followed, with Sibelius legends The Swan of Tuonela and Lemminkainen Starts Homeward, closing with Tannhauser overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Tschaikowsky
St. Petersburg
London
New York
Europe
Jean D'Arc
Paul Verlaine
Felix Weingartner
Weber
Jean Sibelius
Tuonela
Lemminkamen
Venus
Delibes
Morceau Symphonique-Redemp- Slee Vetataas
Cesar Franck
Arta
Herodiace” de
Massenet
Unclear Honor Earned After Three-Year Struggle
A woman has pursued an honor for three years and will not forego it even to join the Cabinet circle, signaling strong commitment and potential career implications.
Indian woman lectures in Kansas for Indian schools
Miss Gore Mira Three fingers, daughter of Kiowa chief, drew attention at Easter services in Salina. Her buckskin gown with jewels and 42 elk teeth highlighted the event, as she is cited as the United States' most beautiful full-blooded Indian woman. Separately in Annapolis, the House passed a Senate bill allowing women to join the bar by 54 to 9, adding an amendment banning denial based on race color or servitude history.
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East Lynne
Park Theater
Inez Forman
Archibald Carlysle
Carlysle
J. Frazer Crosby, Jr
Aliso
John Dill
Goring
Barbara Hare
Carlysie
Jenny Dunbar
Mr. Carlysle
Francis Levison
Hare
Levison
Miss Forman
Sir Francis Levison
Edward Mayo
Purdue University
Pennsylvania
Charles G. Kelp
J. M. Paxton
Fitchmond
Samuel K. Buick
Booth Tarkington
Miss Woollen
Dark
George F. Seymour
Laporte
Amanda A. Jacobs
Pennsylvania Street
Anne Harry
Hugh H. Hanna
Hanna
Agnes McCulloch
Conrey
Shelbyville
C. L. Bender
Muncie
Thomas Orchestra
Lynn Stone
Clinton E. Galloway
Grace Galloway
Cincinnati
Anna Boggs
McPherson
Kan
Alice Ford Johnson
Michigan City
William H. Cook
Margaret
Anna Stanton
Wisht
FE. B. Parrott
George
Louisa Fletcher
W. F. Clevenger
Louis Deecher
J. L. Geiger
Bessie Brown
North Meridian Street
Miss Own
Propylaeum
Miss Brown
G. W. Brown
W. B. Allison
Agnes Canine
Hal B. Canine
North
Illinois Street
Charline Daly
Chicago
Frances Gladding
Julia Brink
Louise Hibben
Marguerite Pickens
Helen Hubbard
Mae Aufderheide
Mary Allfree
Millie Kellar
Mary Gavin
Eva Bye
Lillian Brown
Meda Langtry
Conway Lilly
Bertha Elvin
Martha Raijlsback
Marguerite Elvin
Miss Schleicher
Earia Bowers
Columbia Club
Gertrude Schleicher
Hoadley
Allene Hoadley
Newark
N. J
Earla Bowers
Fred Gordon
New York
Coombs
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
E. H. Coombs
Ethel Hannah
Episcopal Church
A. W. Seabrease
Ronald—Bowman
Marion
William R. Ronald
The
Chronicle
Ethel Bowman
Ronald
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City
Barger—Shafer
Portland
Claude Barger
Ridgeville
Bertie I. Shafer
Ira Shafer
U. B. Garner
Ohio
Roswell Field
Chicago Evening Post
Mrs. Meynell
Lfe
Meynell
Harper's Weekly
Woman's Club
Wilmette
Wilmette Homes
Wilmette Jecause
Lonesomehurst Cook Ladies’ Cultur Club
American Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington Post
Miss Shaw
Cornell
Topeka
Gore Mira Threefingers
Salina
Miss Threefingers
Kansas
United States
Annapolis
House
Senate
Paine's Celery Compound Credited With Cure For Sanity of Alfred Brown
Prominent Ottawan Alfred Brown reports eight years of suffering from a painful illness ended by Paine's Celery Compound. Despite early misdiagnoses and hospital treatments, Brown regained health, appetite, and strength, declaring he is his old self again with renewed vitality and gratitude.
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Alfred Brown
Edward E. Phelps
Phelps
Paine
Pound
Dominion of Canada
O'Connor St
Ottand
Ont
Brown
Isves
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Stevenson
Tols
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Kelley Springfield
D. B. Sullivan
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Rip van Winkle
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Dr. Munyou
Tombs
Mary Dupont
George D. Baker
Miss Dupont
Wormwood
Newfoundland
Inaud
Jordan
Crouch
Werden and Shepard
Charles K. Harris
Tokio
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the Empire
Mrs. Brown Potter As
C Ypso
Vandalia
Physio-Medical College
Aiplemestafford
John and
J. F. Frey
T. Heasling
H. L. Dipple
Ef, Laut
Maennechor Ladies’ Society
Helen Cook
Greenfield
Oliver P. Ensley
Myron Bruner
Rockville
M11
August Bruner
Miss Galloway
Central Avenue
Minnet Club
Wagner
Mrs
New York Times
Andrew Carnegie
Young Lady
Chicago Orchestra and Singers
Tachaikowsky
Sibelius
Charles W. Clark
Electa Gifford
Mr. Clark
Miss Gifford
Grieg “Slavonia
Grand Opera In
Metropolitan Opera Company of
Aida
Emma Eames
Watches
Iale Lagen
Sean Sa
Ottawa
Paine’s
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Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
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W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
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Commercial Club
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Moses Miles
Hilliard, Uinta Co
Wyoming
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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