Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 223, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1920 — Page 5

IRELAND MAY BE PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW Great Britain Determined to End Outlawry by Vigorous Policy. REWARD FOR SLAYERS LONDON, .Tan. 26.—Great Britain, determined to stamp out the reign of terror In Ireland, has decided upon a sterner and more rigorous policy to restore order. As a last resort it is possible evon that the government will declare the island mder martial law and proceed accordingly. The first more in the new policy developed today with a government proclamation offering one of the largest rewards for criminals In Its hi'tory—£lo,000—for information lending to the conviction of the man or men guilty or murdering any one of the fourteen policemen killed during July In Ireland. OFFERS REWARD FOR SLVVEBB. A reward of £IO.OOO, with the additional offer of pardon is offered to any one implicated in the killings, but not actually the murderer himself, who will turn king's evidence. The proclamation was posted throughout Ireland, and promised special protection anywhere and everywhere for the man who responds to the appeal. Meanwhile the government is understood to have given Viscount French, lord lieutenant of Ireland, carte blanche in suppressing disorders, it being left in his discretion as to what means he shall utilize to the desired end. VERDICT ON* IRELAND WAITS. The recent murder of Deputy Police Commissioner Redmond is believed to have been the event which stirred the government to action and forced the de vision to restore order before there is any further attempt to settle the Irish question or put the home rule bill Into operation. The existence of a small band of ex-

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Greater Thrift Urged by Cardinal Gibbons WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—Cardinal Gibbons today discussed the high cost of living In a letter to the treasury department, in which he said: “The prosperity that has come to us is not ours to be spent lavishly and without regard to consequences, but is to be increased by consistent saving, thoughtful Investment and wise use.”

tremists, discovered by the government secret service, Is now confirmed. Its purpose is to institute terrorism by organized attempts at assassination of government officials, and its continued operations played a part in the government's decision to give French blanket authority and take unprecedented steps toward repressing disorders. IRISH RECOGNITION URGED IN BERLIN BERLIN, Jan. 26.—A propaganda campaign In support of the recognition of the republic of Ireland by the German government was launched today by Baron von Horst. He argues that the extension of the helping hand to Ireland by Germany will promote a reconciliation between this country and the United States. Officials deny that the government is interested, declaring there will be no negotiations which England might look upon as an unfriendly act. Local Movie Star Rests at Home Here Mrs. G. H. Quatek. an Indianapolis movie actress who specializes in vampire roles for the Ideal and Biograpn pictures, is today at her Indianapolis home, G4l> Garfield drive, resting after a strenuous movie season in New York City. After spending a few weeks here, Mrs. Quatek will return to New York to join anew company which is just being organized.

Founders’ Day Lunch Tickets on Sale Tickets for the Founders’ day t.meheon to be given by the Local Council of Women Feb. 4 at the Claypool hotel are on sale at the Merchants Heat and Light Company. The tickets may be obtained from Mrs.- W. H. Blodgett. The luncheon will be open to the public. Tree's Harder Than Nose , Boy Opines He is the 5-year-old scion of a prominent North Delaware street family. He has been haring a great time —when he could evade his mother and get out of the house —ever since the first snow of the present cold spell fell. Sunday afternoon his mother had callers. She forgot her son and heir for the time. But as the callers were leaving he

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came in from the rear of the 'house. His nose was bloody and his clothes disarranged. The mother was by his side almost Instantly. • What’s the matter, son?” she asked him. “M-m-namma, that old tree out in the backyard is harder than my nose,” he explained. And the tears were laughed away and the bruises and scratches set on theroad to being cured. Allow Waists to Dry After Ironing If shirtwaists are allowed to bang on coat hangers for several hours after being Ironed, they will stay fresh much longer, and look better. This allows the seams and threads to become thoroughly dried, and therefore prevents a musty smell if the waist is enclosed in a drawer several days before being worn.

MAY NAME ERANCKENSTEIN. VIENNA, Jan. 26. —Baron Franckenstein will be appointed Austrian minister to Great Britain, it Is reported here.

wssn Now Playing—Doors Open Daily 11 a. m. “FATTY” ARBUCKLE J in “THE GARAGE” The Circlette of News Willard Andelin, Basso, Soloist Rachmaninoff Prelude by Circle Orchestra With Zimmerer Stage Decorations.

CHEATER” ■ A Tingling Tangling Romantic Canter. f4Hmr Doris May and Douglas Mac Lean tUPfMmtl What’s Your Husband Doing MI TT AND JEFF, FOX NEWS WEEKLY. wa——— M | - ■■■■■■■■ MM I II I ■ .- r ____ N m "7171777” Fast and Furious FRONTiER HAPPY g|| DAf<CE 1 pr J__J IVJ - ISi c'' NY ° N GATLING GUN CLUB HI JINKS ■ SLIPPERY [ 4 BITS ADMISSHUN I H MrONITE and ALL~WFEK~ ]GULCH I Tomlinson Hall p * N Admisshun Tickets I CAMP Good for 5,000 “Bucks” nites P SCOTTISH CONCERT —AT— Metropolitan School of Music Corner North and Pennsylvania Sts. Monday Evening, January 26th, 8 o’clock. Admission 50 Cents. Come and spend an old-fashioned Scottish night. Lauder says, “It’s just like being at hanie.” Scottish songs and Scottish recitations, under the management of Andrew Smith and the Indianapolis Caledonian Club.

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CHILE HITB AT DRINK EVIL. SANTIAGO, Jan. 26.—A group of senators of all parties has brought forward a bill which would prohibit the opening of new saloons in Chile.

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