Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 259, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1920 — Page 5

HURL BOTTLES IN BERLIN CAFE Hohenzollern Prince Insults Members of French Mission. BERLIN'. March B.—Refusal of two French officers attached to the French mission here to stand when “Deutschland Über Alles” was played in the dining room of the Hotel Adlou Saturday night precipitated a general fight in which Prince Joachim Albrecht, relative of the former kaiser, is said to have been the aggressor. The Frenchmen, Capts. Klein and Rooughevin weTe badly battered by the Germans. They were cut and bruised by bottles, glasses and candles hurled at them. Waiters finally succeeded in escorting the French officers from the dining room. Prince Joachim Albrecht, witnesses said, followed his usual custom in asking the orchestra to play the national song. The French party, consisting of the two captains, accompanied by another Frenchman and wcjman, did not arise. “Up, Up.” Joachim shouted and other German diners joined in his command. A shower of dishes immediately hurted toward the French officers. When the two captains attempted to defend themselves, other Germans joined the prince’s party tn beating the Frenchmen, crying “out with the pigs.” The Fiench mission upheld the two officers, declaring since the occasion was not official no recognition of the German air was required. It has not been decided, members said, whether the French will ask civil or military action against the attacking Germans. It was reported today that Joachim and his party were put oat of the hotel after the fight. Prince Joachim again appeared in the dining room last night and appealed to Herr Zisser, head waiter, for a "good table.’’ “Sorry, sir, bnt you can not be served here,” replied the waiter. “What’s that?” roared Prince Joachim. “You know what It means," replied the waiter, “l’ou were responsible for what happened Saturday night- You will never be served in this hotel again, so >cm need not come here. The waiters and cooks will quit work If we attempt to serve you.’’ Prince Joachim, very red in the face, departed hastily. Prince Joachim's wife. Princess Marie Augusta, is now suing her husband for divorce because of his wild night life and his many escapades like that of Saturday night. Colby Nomination Again Goes Over WASHINGTON, March S.—The senate foreign relations committee failed again today to take any action on the nomination of Bainbridge Colby for secretary of state. It was agreed that no recommendation as to Colby’s confirmation should be made to the senate until his qualifications for the office had been carefully gone into. Members of the committee stated It would probably be some time before the committee finally acted, although it was said he would probably be confirmed eventually. Colby can not function until be Is confirmed by the senate. MINERS SET TIME LIMIT. NEW YORK, March B.—Representatives of anthracite miners, in a prellminrry .meeting here today, were understood to have decided that In case their negotiations with operators extend zeyond April 1, through disagreement on anew wage scale, “there may be a suspension of work, but no strike.” AMUSEMENTS.

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Detective Sneed’s Wife Routes Thief Mrs. George Sneed, colored, wife of a city detective, put a thief to flight today with a revolver and was slashed on the arm by the thief, who wielded a knife. The man escaped after a spectacular chase in which Mrs. Kneed fired several shots, and a crowd joined In the pursuit. The man, a young negro, entered her home West Thirteenth street, about 10.:30, ascertained that Mr. Sneed was absent and stole three suits of clothes. When Mrs. Sneed trued to telephone the p>. he drew a knife and cut her on the arm. As he fled she followed, firing a .45 caliber revolver. The loss of a slipper caused her to abandon the chase, and a crowd of men followed to Fourteenth street and Capitol avenue, when the thief eluded them. He dropped one coat in his flight. Detective Sneed figured in the effort to capture Henry Thomas last Thursday, in which Thomas fatally wounded Sergt. Maurice Murphy. AMUSEMENTS.

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ARMENIAN AID REACHES $9,519 Workers Announce 175 Orphans Provided For. The executive committee of near east relief announces 175 Armenian orphans provided for by voluntary subscriptions on a basis of $5 a year for each child, with total pledges aggregating $9,519;' seventy-five since the local campaign opened two weeks ago. These pledges were unsolicited. Reports of team captains to date show

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that Mrs. W. C. Smith, captain of team No. 5, baa had the largest degree of success, having found “adoptions” for eighty-eight orphans. Others show: Mrs. Edna K. Martin, sixty orphans; Mrs. Preston Rubush, sixty-five; Mrs. H. A. Beck, forty-eight; Miss Amelia Sanborn, twenty-six; Mrs. H. B. Zeller, twenty; Mrs. Samuel Hahn, fourteen; Mrs. Curtis Hodges, thirty-five; Mrs. W. W. Winslow, stxty-6ix; Mrs. Charles Pay, thirty-two; M]rs. Garrett F. Kirby, eighty-two; Mrs. Isaac Bom, twentyeight. Nine hundred children of the near east are yet to be taken care of by Marlon county if the quota Is reached.

$75,000 Fire Menaces Students at Holyoke SOUTH HADLEY, Mass., March B. Several girl students at Mt. Holyoke college had narrow escapes this morning when Stafford hall, a dormitory, was destroyed by fire. For a time adjoining buildings were in danger. The loss is estimated at '575,000. Miss Margaret L. Clarke of Los Angeles, a member of the faculty, was badly burned. Other teachers and students were taken down fire escapes by members of the Holyoke fire department. — AMUSEMENTS. m yfsitniEßTnp 8 times only. Mura. I tonight 8:io I ALL WEEK. MATINEES WED.. SAT. A. H. Woods Presents The New York Laughing Success, A Frolicsome Farce of Feminine Foibles Prices, Tonight, 50c. 75c, sl, 51.50, $2. Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday, 50c. 75c. 81. *1.50. 2 Box Offices Open. All Next Week—Seats Thursday. MATINEES: Wednesday, Saturday. ROLAND WEST’S THRILLER OF THE THRILLERS with (ibottot; t'Kimt.ia 1 . PRlCES—Evenings. 50c. 75c, *l, $1.50.82 Wed., Sat. MaGaec*. 50c, 75c. 81. ENGLISH’S loniteS Tuos., Wed. Nites — Wed. Mat. P* 1 *> 'a vmlo*. made mm “ rMm Prices, Night, 50c to $2.00. Mat., 50c to 81.50. Seats Ready. Next Monday. Seats Thursday MATINEES WED. AND SAT. World’s Greatest Show ZIEGFELD FOLLIES Prices— Site, $1 to *4: Mats. *1 to *3. NO PHONE ORDERS RIALTO ALL THIS WEEK BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM 7&ACTS Ladies get coupons at this theater good at the Broadway Mon, Wed. and Frl. matinees.

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