Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1920 — Page 4

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MEXICO GIVES IN TO OIL MEN Agreement Reached on Question, Says Carranza. MEXICO CITY, .Tan. 22.—Foreign oil companies in Mexico have expressly stated they are “willing to comply with all legal requirements” if such requirements do not violate rights formerly acquired, President Carranza said in a statement issued late tonight. Following reports of a compromise between the oil companies and the Mexican government, the president issued this explanatory statement: “The oil companies have stated expressly they are willing to comply with all legal requirements if these do not violate the companies’ rights formerly acquired. WILLING TO DRILL UNDER PERMITS. “The companies also state they are willing to accept provisional permits to drill wells. These permits will be valid only until congress enacts a .new law ns required under artiele 27 of the Constitution. The companies make it a condition that acceptance or use of such permits shall not injure or prejudice any of their rights as now interpreted. “The companies do not desire to obtain any new rights through the temporary permits and the Mexican government, through issuing of the permits will not abandon any of Its rights or principles. “The president, therefore has decreed provisional permits to drill will be granted under condition the permits shall be valid only until congress enacts a law under article 27. WELLS BEING DRILLED AFFECTED. “The permits to be granted include completion of wells started after May 1, 1917, and comprise wells already sunk or in process of drilling. “Applications from companies to drill wells must contain a statement that the permit does not grant the company new rights or take from the government any of its rights. Applications also must include a statement that the comnsny agrees the permit shall be valid only until congress enacts the new law under Article 27. “Interested parties shall comply with the precepts of the new law or forljelt any rights granted by the permit. “Finally these permits shall not effect various questions now under debate internationally, neither shall they prejudice any pending legislation.” Cat in Poultry Show Has SIOO Breakfast NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—A 6tray tom cat projected himself into the annual poultry show in progress here in Madison Square Gardeu and had a SIOO breakfast on two carrier pigeons on exhibition j by a Baltimore fancier. The homeless : feline squeezed into the garden iq some unknown way ahd feasted his eyes on the 14,000 birds, finally tearing the muslin slips of the craft housing the pigeons. Only a few feathers were left to tell the tale. The cat escaped. Look for Man’s Body in Ft. Wayne Ruins Special to The Times. FT. WAYNE, Ind., Jan. 22.—1n the fire of the Weil Brothers hide and fur warehouse in the wholesale district late yesterday, causing a $325,000 loss, one man is believed to have lost his life. Henry Ranney, 72, an old employe of the company, was at work on the third floor of the building with C. W. Barton when the fire broke out. Burton escaped with difficulty and it is believed Ranney was overcome and perished in the flames.

MOTION PICTURES. in Eleanor H. Porter’s Famous Story “POLLYANNA” The True Successor to “Daddy Longlegs” The Circlette of News Circle Travel Feature Willard Andelin, Basso, Soloist Overture, “Pique Dame,” Circle Orchestra Zimmerer Stage Decoration, “Ship o’ the Gods” Ull. _lll_ THIS WEEK LwJsM4SyTHEDA BARA I Current News Weekly I Kathleen Mavourneen Hall Room Boys Comedy i The sweetest Irish Drama ever OCmitiL /L ROBERT WARWICK in “The Tree of Knowledge’’ LYONB-MORAX COMEDY. FOX NEWS WEEKLY. MeF-pis-e' .'>■■■■ ‘.ILI-Sir—.-T’L.. UJI ...J" ,■ ■ J ts , I I.— u AiyiUSEM ENTS. - I fife SPECIAL II BARGAIN* MATINEES P *Jf M f LARRY REILLY And Company of Irish Players In tt/i i “Here’* to Erin" WlnStOn S HALLEN & HUNTER \av I * • Comedian and Violinist water merman & shirley j, J “The Mysterious Masquerader" RICHARDS’ Diving Nymph* All the difficult dives, stunts and , The Boy With the Songs I mn * UT f™ , the the OLSEN * JOHNSON This marvelous aquatic spectacle * Sin* of GIRL DIVERS and REA LIONS Tww ‘ho_Chattr_a nd Sin* is the most sensational water act In KINOGRAM WEEKLY vaudeville. Literary D!*est Sayings ■ % cou P on and ten cents enH far S" A %|| titles lady to reserved seat at ll y W any Matinee during week. MAX SPIEGEL Presents the SOCIAL FOLLIES with BEN RUBIN JOHN QUIGG Master of Hebrew W T it Black Face Musical Genius TYFICAL SPIEGEL BEAUTY' CHORUS - REVUE 0F **“ i 1920 Golden Bird Until Ferro & Coulter, Herbert Trio, Lillian Steele & Teddy -g Edson, Mabel Harper, Girls of ’6l, Frear, Baggot and J - A Frear, Fox Comedy “Chicken ala Cabaret.” p ]yj Dancing in the Lyric Ball Room .... Afternoon and Evening i*

FRIENDS OF ART BOARD HONORS MRS.E. P. HODGES Other Retiring Director Asks Relief and Successor Is Elected . Mrs. Edward P. Hodges was reelected a member of the board of directors of the Friends of American Art, which w r as held yesterday afternoon at the Herron Art Institute. L. C. Hensmann, the other retiring board member, was renominated, but asked to be relieved from office on account of the pressure of other work. Ell Lilly was elected to succeed him. The other five members include Mrs. James W. Fesler, Edwin A. Hendrickson, J. Irving Holcomb, Thomas C. Howe and Mrs. E. H. Sweetser. Mr. Huesmann, as president of the association, reported a membership of sixty-five, and said that the interest manifested in the society is such as to insure a hundred members within a short time. As each member is pledged to give not less than SSO annually for five years for the purchase of works by American artists for the permanent collection at the Herron Art Institute, the present membership insures an annual fund of at least $3,250. The treasurer’s report, read by J. Irving Holcomb, shows that $2,250 has been collected as membership dues and Is now available to spend for pictures or other works of art. An interesting discussion as to the kind of art to be bought and the methods of purchase took place at the meeting. A purchasing committee of five members will be appointed by the board at the next meeting, which probably will be held next Saturday. There will also be an election of officers at that time. The following new members have come into the association w'ithin the last few days: Mrs. Samuel T. Murdock, Mrs. Jaquelin S. Holliday, Abram L. Block, William Haueisen, George E. Hume, W. H. Latta, Mrs. W. H. Latta, J. G. Mueller, Mrs. Burton E. Parrot, Brodehurst Elsey, James E. Roberts, G. A. Schnull, Delavan Smith, William G. Sullivan, Cortland Van Camp, Mrs. Charles Stewart Voorhees, Mrs. Louis Hollweg, Mrs. W. W. McCrea, Mrs. George C. Haerle and Herbert M. Woollen. TYPHOID SWEEPS UKRAINE. PRAGUE. Jan. 22.-Typhoid fever in epidemic form is spreading throughout Ukraine. It is reported that 20,000 persons are ill with the disease.

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OBREGON DENIES REVOLT REPORT Just as Loyal to Carranza as Ever, He Declares. MEXICO CITY, Jan. 22/— Reports circulated at San Antonio, Tex., that Gen. Obregon is fomenting a fresh revolution in Mexico, were denied by Gen. Obregon in person today. “Rumors said to be in circulation at San Antonio that I am active against the government are absolutely false,” said Gen. Obregon. “I am just as loyal to the Carranza government as I ever was.” Gen. Obregon has just returned from a tour of the central states of the republic, where he has been working in behalf of his presidential candidacy. OVERCOAT DOES VANISHING ACT Nice Young Man Tries It On and Makes His Train. SCENE—The store of J. Gilbert, 607 East Washington street. Enter y<tung man—a nifty dresser. “Let me see a good overcoat,” he says. Clerk brings out coats of all styles. The customer, apparently. Is hard to suit. Finally his eye lights up. Be dons an especially nobby coat. Then he looks In the mirror, admiringly. And then— Blooie! He turns, darts past the clerk, whips open the door and disappears In the mist. Shell Shock Causes Indiana Man’s Death Special to The Times. ANDERSON, Ind., Jan. 22. A postmortem examination of the remains of Vernon Wyatt, 26, war veteran, who died Tuesday night, disclosed that deith was due to shell shock sustained In battle In France.

, AMUSEMENTS. ENGLISH’S Tonight Balance Week, Mat. Sat, Charles Dillingham Offers America’s Greatest Entertainer FRED STONE In a Musical Extravaganza JACK, O’I&MTERN Prices, 151.00, $2.04*. S' .iO. $3.00. ALL NEXT WEEK. Prices Eve., 50c, SI.OO. $2.00, $2.50, $3. —Bargain Mats.— WEDNESDAY. 50c to $2.00. SATURDAY, 50e to $2.30. MuraT tonight (Matinee, Saturday, 2:20 p. m. g LEE SHUBERT presents 1 H WILLIAM . HMa OD G E In His Biggest Success The Guest of Konorj PRICES—Eve.. 50c to $2. Sat. Mat., I 80c to $1.50. SKATS NOW SELLING. I ALLNEXT WEEK, seats today | MAIL ORDERS NOW. America’s Gayest Musical Show, I Direct From All Y’ear Run, Stude- | baker Theater, Chicago. ■ MATIN ESS—Wednesday and Saturday Prices—Evenings, fl to $2.50; Matinee Wednesday, 50c, 75c, SI.OO, $1.50; Saturday Matinee, 75c, SI.OO, $1.50, $2.00. MACtO Vaudeville and Pictures ENTIRE NEW SHOW EVERY g£|jk Sunday Ball star a Mm VAUDEVILLE L 1§ ACTS D it! —lncluding TOM MIX I IN THE Continuous Show, Noon Till I 11 p. m. Don’t Forget, Entire New Show Every Monday, Iptf 1500 €5 1590 || Seats Seats 5 Big Features 10-20-30 I Ladies’ Bargain Matinees HI Mon., Wed., Fri.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920.

HEALTH BOARDS MAY BE ILLEGAL Status of State Bodies Outside Indianapolis Questioned. Asa result of the action of Mayor Charnley of Goshen in appointing a new board of health for that city, the legal status of every health board in the state, outside of Indianapolis, Is depend-

Tomorrow Bargain Friday—Our |H The Peerless Bigger andßetter | FRIDAY'S THE DAY WE CLEAN UP. After such a tremendous business as we have done during lijjj jyr||l J ijj}| ;: i j! i; I * this sale, there’s bound to be a great accumulation of remnants, broken lines, odds and ends, etc. Gt 1 Nothing to do but get what we can out of them and SEE that they GO. So Friday is the day! Nine big, ! fflllll! ; full hours of sellin £ to get rid of all this odd merchandise. No need to dwell upon the savings—they ! speak too well for themselves, but come yourself, as every department is interested and will dispose of yi 11 Ji oddments we are not even able to mention here because of limited space. Remember, no exchanges, no

Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco, small size tins, regular 16e value, for 4k Friday •while 72 cans last, only JLv'L.' Women’s Neckwear, including collars, vestees and boudoir caps, 50c to 98c 4 values, big value for Friday, choice.. Women’s Coverall Aprons, several styles, made of percales; seconds, Cones’ regular $1.50 to $1.75 values, Friday, choice 9 Wv Neckchains, all colors, celluloid and stone effects, worth 69e to 98c each, big value for Friday, choice Alarm Clocks, guaranteed make, have loud, clear alarm; $1.69 value; Oft clear reading dial, Friday, choice Dyco Knitting Cotton, 15c to 19c value, all colors, most all numbers in each color; just for Friday, 4 balls flUv Remnants of Silks, Wash Goods and woolens, lengths from 1 to 4Vi> yards; odd lot of desirable remnants in messalines, taffetas, satins, crepe de chine, cotton voiles, batiste and serges; Friday, your choice a t ! y 4 off the marked price Odd Lot Double Width Dress Goods in a variety of good, dark, serviceable, colors; serges, melrose and granite cloth; regular dollar sellers; Friday, your choice, yard All Silk Crepe de Chine, odd lot of 20-inch silk crepe in good light shades; while quantity lasts; $1.25 grade, Friday, the £|Q/ yard, only Small Lot Fancy Turkish Bath towels; extra heavy, double cotton thread ; large size; durable wearing; pretty colored borders and checks; slightly soiled 69c and 79c quali- /TftgA ties; Friday Odd Lot Rale, each 30-inch Cotton Crepe Plisse, good washable crepe in pink or blue; fine for gowns, lingerie, etc.; sells regularly at 50c; Friday’s Remnant Sale, yard ts I 2V (18 dozen only) Rubber Collars for men; all sizes, 14 to 17, except 1.41/2 ; best grade, dull finish ; two styles to select from; *i 30c grade; Friday, each si Boys’ Negligee Shirts, with attached collar, stripe patterns; sizes 12V” to 14; also neckband negligee shirts, sizes 12t/ 2 and 14 only; SI.OO and $1.25 values, Friday bargain. Men’s 50c All-wool Yarn Socks, slightly imperfect, army rejects; Friday, 15 dozen on sale, pair Men’s Ribbed and Flat Fleece Undershirts, ,SI.OO and $1.25 grade®, size 34 only; lot of 6 dozen; Friday bargain, each Men’s Fashionette Union Suits, medium weights, nice light shade of mottled gray, perfect fitting; mostly all sizes from 34 to 4b; was $3.00. Friday bargain, , $2.19 Lot Men’s Union Suits, mill runs of Haines and Oneida brands, $2.00 and $2.50 values; heavy weight, ribbed fleece, ecru color; sizes 32 to 46. Friday bargain/. £tQ suit 9AmOW Lot Men's Knit and Jersey Gloves, all colors, 60c and 76c values. Friday bargain, pair OlM\* Regular SIO.OO Silk Poplin Dresses, (15 only), splendidly made and styled, assorted sizes and colors. While they last (2*o Ass Friday, only

ent on the decision of the courts in the Goshen case. Mayor Charnley appointed anew board of health under authority of the cities and act, on the theory that the board of health act of 3909 is Invalid. Mayor Charnley takes the stand that the 1909 act amends a law passsed in 1891, which was repealed prior to 1909. The law under which Mayor Charnley made his appointments provides that the health boards shall serve, while the law’ of 1909 provides they shall serve four years. The Indianapolis board is

not affected because It operates under a special charter. Strikers in Italy t° Be Ordered Back LONDON, Jan. 22.—An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Milan by way of Zurich reports the congress of striking telephone and telegraph workers in Milan has decided to order the workers to go back to their places.

Up to $49.50 Women’s Suits, beautifully tailored models of all-wool serges, poplins, etc., navy and other colors; strictly high-grade suits. While they last, $29.50 Remnants of Marquisettes, Grenadines, voiles and filet net; 2 to 5-yard lengths; up to 59c quality; special for Friday, the 4 yard xvV Samples and Odd Pairs Lace Curtains; one and two pairs of a kind; fine voile and marquisette styles; some slightly soiled ; Oft up to $2.98 kinds; Friday 45-lb. All Cotton Mattress, covered with fancy art ticking; biscuit tufted aod made with roll edge; regular $13.75 value; ACT special, only V* 9x12 Wool and Fiber Rugs (25 only); neat allover patterns; sell regularly at $15.00; special, while they last, $9.85 Women’s Havana Brown Kid Boots lace style, new spring models; made with cloth uppers; Friday special. $5.95 Women’s Black and Brown Oxfords; made with leather Louis heels; stylish $9.00 models; on sale for Friday ft£J only, pair Button School Shoes for extra good wearing vici kid and gunmetal calfskin; sizes up to 2; regular $3.00 Ai!T value; special q?*** ?^ Women’s Rubbers, seconds of regular SI.OO kinds; will give best of service; low heel styles only; all sizes; special, while they last, pair Women’s Muslin Gowns, actual $1.50 values; cut large and roomy; slipover styles, prettily hand embroidered; special for Friday Children’s Trimmed Hats, stylish velvet and corduroy kinds in all wanted cplors; neatly trimmed; worth as high as $2.00; OQn while the lot lasts, choice Ovv (50 only) Women’s Coats, good allwool, new winter styles, with French coney shawl collars; sizes 16 to 42; coats actually sold as high as $32.50; while they $12.95 Regular $2.98 House Dresses, made of splendid ginghams; plaids, checks and pretty plain styles included; sizes 36 to 44; Oft a real bargain Friday, choice Regular $5.00 and $5.95 Serge Middies; women’s and misses’ sizes; navy only, with white or red braid; also emblems on sleeves; limited lot for Friday’s selling, ffQ *7O only 90mi W 17 Men’s Overcoats, $19.75 and $25.00 values; seam models of neat, dark novelty mixtures; sizes 34 to 38; while they A£? last Friday, take your choice JLJLc7O Regular $1.50 Boys’ Knicker Pants, extra durable quality cotton worsteds, in dark striped sizes Bto 16 (limit 2 QQa pairs) ; limited lot; while they last, pair-. . Ovl/ (14 only) Boys’ Overcoats, made of rich brown fixtures, also dark blue chinchilla; sizes 4,5, 6 and 7; while they last Oj? Friday; choice 0n1y.... Men’s Good Wearing Work Pants, made of dark cotton worsted; sizes 32 to 42; for Friday at less than the price of over- jDA alls (limit 2 pairs), pair

Answers Fire Call; Finds Mother Dying CHICAGO, Jan. 22.—Lieut. Richard Dnlluge of the Chicago fire department answered an alarm at his home early today. The three-story brick building W’as filled with smoke when he arrived. The firemen rushed to the second floor, knocked In the door and found his aged mother lying on the floor unconscious. He carried her through the fire and

Men's Khaki Work Waists, heavy weight, made with laydown collar; actual $2.50 value (limit 1) ; for Friday only, each 0 Lot of Children's Fine Ribbed Cotton Stockings; black, sizes BH, 9 and 9V”; dark tan color, sizes 6 to up to 39c value; Friday bargain; choice, pair mIvL 19 Pairs Women's Tan Kid Gloves, size 5 % only; formerly sold for $3.00; M until sold, pair Lot of Women's Milanese and Treco silk gloves; black, white and gray; various styles; all sizes in the lot; slightly mussed and soiled; up to $1.50 values; choice, pair Ufrv 100 Pairs Women's and Children's gloves and mittens, assorted colors; odds flj Qa and ends; until sold, pair Ji.e/ Infants' Cashmere Wool Hose with silk heel and toe; black; sizes 5, s Vfc and 6; white, i 'e 6 only; Friday, remnant day, pair at MV Durable Durham Fleece Lined Hose for women; seamless spliced sole; wide flare top; first quality, 35c grade; Friday, 25e Women's Vests and Pants, ribbed fleece, bleached cotton; mostly small sizes; M Friday bargain, pair Six Dozen Lot of Misses' Velvet lined union suits, age 10 only; drop seat style; bleached cotton; seconds; $1.25 value; Friday, suit Infants' Cotton Vests, with light fleecing; long sleeve, button front style; sizes for 1 and 2-ycar; 39c value; Friday bargain, each - - Women's Bleached Cotton Union suits, light fleecing, high neck, long sleeve style; about 5 dozen suits; size J 34 only; until 70#* sold, suit ———~- l €FV> Just 37 Ten-quart Gray Granite dishpans, best, quality; an actual 95c value; \ while they last, Friday ....avL Large . Size Family Washboards, good rubbing surface, 59c value; dhly 43 to sell. While they last, choice... MwU Men's Bleached Cotton Union Suits, all sizes to 50, good fleece, $1.50 value OO (Basement), Friday only 12-quart Gray Granite Preserving kettles, bail handle, first quality, 95c value (only 51 to sell). While they last, choice VvV 72x90 Bleached Mohawk Sheets, 3inch hem. Every one knows this well-known brand. Regular $2.39 value, Friday 70 only v-I* ■ t# Double Bed Size. Honeycomb spreads, new designs, large size, hemmed; $2.50 value; only 25 to sell (Basement), $1.89 36-inch Light Colored Dress and shirting percales, stripes and plaids, full pieces; the well-known Scout brand; 35c value (just OOa 500 yards to sell!, yard VV 350 Yards Fancy Dress Ginghams , in pink plaids and stripes; extra quality, to 29c value; while it lasts tomorrow, 4Q a yard lOt Women's $1.50 to $1.98 Camisoles , beautiful silk and crepe de chine styles, embroidered or wide shadow lace trimmed; wonder- 70#* ful values for Friday, limited lot, each, only. M vV* $1.25 and $1.50 Dressing Sacques. neatly made sacques for women, provided in an excellent variety of both light and dark 00/t styles; special for Friday only OvL

smoke to the street, but she hBHk stand the shock and died cn the hospital. ~ r Girl Burns to Deathp in Fire at College DEMOREST, Go.. Jan. 22.—MIsb Flopenee Weeks of Atlanta was buc-ied fatally and six other girls received injuries in a fire which yesterday destroyed Mary J. Green hall of Piedmont collage.