Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1920 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1920.

Fooling the Switchmen

BAD FAITH IS ALLEGED.

fSpcci*] to The Iaoian»pous Ncwal WABASH. 1b«L, April SIHke* of railroad nwKeboiea have ao terror* for contractor*, who are eompletiac the Indiana hotel here. Supplies, which were honsht *o*ie time a*o at Hartford. Conn^ were needed before the hotel eoald be opt aed. hat the express company would not gmaraatee delivery. The articles coaid not he shipped by parcel post heesase of j their sise. so the coat roe tor* bouicht - ticket* from Hartford to Wabash, placed the aappli^s ia trank*, and aeat. them here 'as bsaasne. LATIN-AMERICAN EDITORS , INVITED TO INDIANAPOLIS

Cemeat Finishers Place Strike Blame oa Contractor*. Officers of the Cement Finishers' Uniop, No. 532. have issued a statement asserting that the strike, which they hive been conducting since April 1, has been prolonged becaus^ the Building Contractors' Association of

! Indianapolis has not acted in good ; faith and that the union “is willing j to waive every demand except the i wage increase, is even willing to work nine hours.'* The statement says that conferences scheduled have not been attended by representatives of the contractors. The cement finishers have asked for $1 an hour. Outside contractors have come into the city and are paying the scale asked, according to the communication. which was signed by W. R. Lan-

der, president; C. L. Jones, secretary, labor difficulty.

and Thomas M. Dexter, business

agent. .

C. C. Pierson, sevretary of the contractors’ association. said the contractors have kept faith with the union and authorized representatives have (been at all conferences scheduled. He also said that the wage demand was not the only issue that has held up an agreement and that Outside contractors would be willing to pay more for workmen than the authorized scale, even if there were no

AUi/SEMETTS.

AMI SKMESTH.

nsday Aft-,

April 25.

Asked t* Attend Annual "Cnnventlnn •f Associated Advertising Clubs

of the World.

NEW YORK. April 17^—Invitations I have been cabled to publishers of j Latin-America to attend the annual; convention of the Associated Adver- j tiaing Clubs of the World at Indiana-1 polls, June § to 1«, In view of the In- j

i— Ou 1 Talktt Fin Ms teso.

I MURAT THEATRE

WILLIAM

BUTLER YEATS

IX I.ECTIRE THE THEATRE OF THE PEOPLE best* Sow Hr Ilia KPrices: *2210. *2jO», *1.50, *1.00. SOe.

ANNOUNCEMENT GREAT .

Tadsy. La*t l Time's. Ba*h-maun-Ba rne. in "The Hitter Thief."

MuraT

Tomorrow Kigfit One Concert Only P<**itirely the «m>!> time in ladiaaapoli*.

“ Festinil of lime

G. Enriques Himoni. New York rep . resentattve of El Universal, a news- j States business men to gain a better knowledge of Latln-Amerlcan condf-* tlons in order to afford greater satisfaction to their customers, and would also show whether advertising In Latin'America had been as efficient

as possible

Htandardizlng of advertising methods and rates and clean advertising will be discussed. Hr. 81 monl said that some .Latin-American publications had already joined the Asao

American division of the association.; He suggested that papers in Latin-i America might form an association | with offices capable of promoting; American business and supplying aecurate commercial Information fori

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exporters.

Wish 40-Out Mislmnm.

Petition for a 4b-cent minimum for single line interurban express shlp-

MAY 3, 4, 5; MAT. 5. Four Performances OPENING CONCERT Russian Symphony Orchestra Modest Altschuler Csudueter Greatest A merles* Composer GUEST CONDUCTOR HENRY HADLEY Cwsdurtlug Hie Own Work

tlri I TUESDAY EVENING

line shipments have been filed with the public service commission by the j Indianapolis and Cincinnati, the Terre j Hauto, Indianapolis A Eastern and > the Union Traction Company of Indl-J ana. The present minimum is 25' cents. The commission recently dc-t dined to increase the minimum.

Lift Strikers Still Odd.

NKW YORK, April V—New York’s strike of elevator operators, which Caused great inconvenience to workers is downtown skyscrapers, was still in effect today. At) buildings reported, however, that subs'itute workers were operating sufficient lifts to handle normal traffic.

Mesial AetiviBee. I Washington Star I ' Are you in |»»or of daylight »«rtngr* Ratbsr.” replied Henstor Sorghum. “I don't #«« how addluv a few arguments as to what time It la to the various other discus

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The postponed Violin Caacetl by Joseph Konecny Will be held Wed. eve.. April 21. YETTER-MIMER JPQ8T 9X

IANAPOLIS s UR DAY, MAY Waahiagf'Oa street Gvewad*. ■a £#£

he New York Paulist Choir

100 Voices Father Finn

C «ud net or

WEDNESDAY MAT. Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Emil Oberhoffer coaduetur Soloist Oliver Denton ...(..American Pianist

(JfeeuM wo' n seat sale etrru* day at Mnder's Plhw ssate aa at ground*.

WEDNESDAY EVENING Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra EmH Oberhoffer couduetor Rafaelo Diaz... Tenor Metropolitan Opera Company

Sum M»tJ iuM.Tw.M.'M.M. Siitlt FJf ’“*• Last Week Season Tlehet Sale, filugie Ticket Hale Opens April M. Order* for *10*1# ticket* now to be filled after the clone of season ticket sale. Mall orders must include 1*% war tax. Address— * ONA a TALBOT OFFICE •10 Hume-Maasur Bldg.

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IWN TICKET OFFICE SHOWDAY AT CLARK WASHINGTON AND ILLINOIS STS. GENADMISSION AND RESERVED SEATS AT PRICES AS ON SHOW GROUNDS.

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Extraordinary Announcement ■

ADOLPH ^

BOLM BALLET

Intime—and the

LITTLE SYMPHONY George Barrere, Founder With Kl Til PAGE and MetropoHtaii t'empasy. The most fascinating combinstion of musks and the dance that ha* ever toured America.

Nights, 8p. m.

Mats^ Wed. Sat. 2 p. m

|ALL NEXT WEEK PRICES — Evening*. SI. *13#, SS, SS30. Wednesday MsUnee. 5©c. 75c, SI, S1.54. Satardsy Matinee, oOc. *1, $13#, ft. Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert Preseat Their A ewest and Meat l p-to-the-Mlnute of All Winter Garden Revues .The First of a New Annual Series. V Alluring. Bn tie lug. Beautiful Beyond Compare.

AMl’SEMEATS.

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, PHBTOPLATfS,

Young Man Are You Satisfied

with your job or your attamments? THE CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS. Inc., can help you. Attend their session and hear Merle Sidener on

“One of the 57 Varieties”

Sunday Morning, 9:30 to 10:30 Broadway and Seventeenth Streets You'll Like the Fellows You Meet

2 Acts, 25 Scenes Cast ef 125 Janet Adair Dors Hoffman Teddy Tsppen

An ImuirpasMed Array of Brilliant Stars, Including JACK NOR WORTH .HARRY WATSON Margo-rite Farrell Klein Brother* Horn Crlteherson Stewart Baird A1 Shayae Ted Lorraine Helen .Armstrong The Glaris* Betty Fitch Gtsdyse Walton W’hite A Clayton Floreace Elmore And a ChornN of Winter Garden Beauties.

<om ins; April 29, 30. May 1. ’•I <: - .> urrl o Only, 2:13.

SEAT* MONDAY, AF&1L ?«.

I Mall Orders Now. ! Prices: Evening, j 5»r to S2.50.

. _ ] fist ii ria] MSIlai s in “THE RIDDLE WOMAN.’* 50e. 75e. Sl.tM, By Charlotte WeHs and Dorothy Doaeliy. I *1.80. *3.00.

TT BERTHA FT IV A L 1 C O

today 8:l«y

John Golden Presents o Wise r ools

PHICE*: Night, 50c to *2.00 Mat., 50e to *1.50

EifHsb’s 3 S22J

ELSIE JANIS And Her Gang In “ A Peach

of a Show’

Prices, Night, 50c to $3.00. Popular Matinee Wednesday. No Phone Reservations for This Engagement.

TOURS - FRI - SAT. — APRIL 22 - 23 - 24

^ENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS

SEE-SAW

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Hie Jubilant Musical Comedy Direct From New York and Cklcago Runs.

Prices, Night, 50c to $2J>0. Matinee, 50c to $2.00.

WEEK OF APRIL SttTH. MATINEES, WEDNESDAY', SATURDAY. GEORGE TYLER PRESENTS BOOTH TARKINGTO.VS SENSATIONAL COMEDY SUCCESS— “CLARENCE” Direct From the Blackstone Theatre. Chicago. SKATS READY THURSDAY.

CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE

Going Or All the Time

I UNTIL II P. M.

Next Week

Ardath & Allman’s Funny Rural Comedy

~ Ardath & Allman's I

The Corner Store MLLE. ASORIA TRIO

Snappy Terpischorean Whirls

BENTLEY & WALSH Talk and Action

ROVER & NELSON “Jockey Wanted**

CHAMBERLAIN AND EARLE A Delightful Menu of Variety

CONROY & SISTER Athletic Entertainers

HALL & BECK “Opera and-Uproar* 9

LARRY SEMOR FILM FARCE—“TRE FLY COP” Dmiag ia the Lyric Biilro««, Afteriooa aad Eveniag

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PHOTOPLAYS.

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vensranee Jalmaoqe ihe "hieunjam girfT \ ,/ niunctien witk tti* offeeino ifcp dances id lf»e FeasJ ef jSelxhaazar will be inkrprersd in person ^ */iA AD JA premiere danseuse ef ffic original production, * ' UBERTY QUINTETTE J V. HUS 1C THAT CUMQiMf ' J Jt - AMERICAN HARMONISTS

IN THE NEWS

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All YALsk. SfariifM) Swodsy

£venrDtyat2:15aad 8:15 Seats dee Week in Advance

MATINEES, ISe-SOei EVENINGS, 15e-*1.00

B. F. KEITH’S

Return of the Star of AU Stars

STELLA MAYHEW “The Cheeriest Comedienne” SUPPORTED BY BILLY TAYLOR Offering a Cycle of Exclusive Song* and the Ever Welcome Mayhew Brand of Humor.

SWOR BROTHERS Impersonators of Southern Types.

The RAMSDELLS & DEY0 Seven Dan-re Specialists

The First Syncopated Playlet

On the Ragged Edge A Regular Jazz Comedy by Frances Nordstrom

POWERS AND WALLACE “Georgia on Broadway” LO’kEY HASKELL Character Monologue Comedian.

GARCINETTI BROS. Novelty Hot Throwers

KINOGRAM WEEKLY Literary Digest Sayings.

For All Lovers of Animals

Capt. Gruber and Mile. Adelina Gorgeous Oriental Spectacle * Assisted By An Elephant—Horse—Pony and Doe: Nothing Like It on Any Other Stage ,

PHOTOPLAYS.

The House of Thrill JCEGIMT . Today, Mon., Tues., Wed. ZANC GREY'5 most •powerful picture DESERT GOLD Another Zipping Western

The Story of a Rancher Who Rode Into Hell for the Love of a Girl.

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Speed to Spare

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Sunday Mon.,Tues.,Wed.

CHARLES RAY and BESSIE BARRISCALE in Tg-i f I’T/^cgje’ee THE HICK. -r-A jeomedy of college life, in which a chambermaid makes a regular human being out of a serious-minded student who lacked a sense of humor until he fell in

love.

BILLY WEST FARCE TAD DOLAN’S ENTERTAINERS

Wm. farnum —IN— “Heart Strings” The Drama uf a Brother’s Sacrifice for Ills Little Sister.

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Sunday, Monday Tuesday, Wednesday

CHRISTY COMEDY. “PERFECT HUSBANDS.** FOX NEWS WEEKLY.

A Week With the “Joys” and “Glooms” Starts Tomorrow

Circle *' JMSiHh OF TM£ Jllfc.HT ART

If it wasn’t for the paper shortage, we’d take a page and tell you all about Marshall Neilan’s Matrimonial “Mirthquake” The Fastest, Cleverest Comedy Sensation That Ever Came out of Joylgmf.

Wesley Barry ‘Freckles’*

Marjorie Daw, Matt Moore, Thomas Jefferson, Jr., David Butler, Tom Wilson and other “Mirthquakers” provide the fun.

The Circlette of News * Travel Feature Yvonne Leroux, Violiniste Circle Orchestra

Thousands Bewildered, Fascinated and Enthused in Unraveling “THE MYSTERY of the YELL0WR00M” CAN YOU SOLVE THE MYSTERY? The one door guarded The one window bolted No other means of exit STILL HE DID ESCAPE! | ALL WEEK Starting Sunday

TODAY Is Your Last Chance to See CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG —IN— % .• ; - - ■'V- : pjtri' 111 “The Forbidden Woman”

A gorgeously dressed, wonderfully produced picture that exposes the inner secrets of a brilliant Parisian opera star at the zenith of her career. v

She inspired and delighted thousands > in I n d i anapolis this we£k. \ i

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Earle f ¥/• If* Williams

C. Hadden Chamben’ Popular Stage Success

Although a posse was close upon his heels, Captain Swift, the notorious Australian bandit, paused long enough to carry a dying man to a waterhole and give him a drink. The man was so far gone that he died and Captain Swift changed* identity with him in order to elude the pursuers. Thus Earle Williams lays the foundation for one of the strongest roles of his career as a screen star.

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First Half Next Week

CRYSTAL ENTERTAINERS

WANT ADS IN THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS GET RESULTS

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The Dramatic Sensation

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MARSHALL NEILAW pnesFNTv f DRIVERS END'Ax JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD

PLENTY OF MUSIC Two Little Orchestras.

Mister Smith’s Saxophone Sisters.

Pkardo, Accordionist.

Pauline Starr, Vocalist.

THEATRE

Pictures. Musk, Entertainers Every Minute From 10 a, m. to 11 p. ip.

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