Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 285, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1920 — Page 3

SpNGRESS PUTS Soldier bonus jgsUP TO PARTIES Haiders of Both Sides Agree to Wait Action by National Conventions. NEW TAXATION FEARED WASHINGTON. April 7.—The question of a bonus for men who served in the military and naval forces daring the world war will be settled at the national political conventions. Leaders of both parties in congress today had agreed upon such a plan, and there will be no definite action on bonus legislation until after the conventions. Republican I/eadcr Mondell and Repre sentative Kitchin. a democratic leader, are both known to favor such a course. There is little likelihood of any cash bonus legislation during the present session of congress until the national conventions direct it, leaders admit. In the bonus problem, members of con cress are facing one of the most delicate political questions they have to solve. RIVAL SIDES OF PROBLEM. of the bonus legislation might incur the disfavor of the “soldier vote.’’ If a bonus is granted, it has been agreed that the funds for the bonus must be raised by direct taxatiou and additional taxation at this time would be generally displeasing to the nation. Five subcommittees of the house com mittee are working on the question of bonus legislation, but the action of these committees is controlled by a main sub committee, composed of Chairman Fordney of Michigan, Representatives Longworth of Ohio and Green of lowa, republicans. and Kitchin of North Caro ltna and Rainey of Illinois, democrats A careful canvass of members of con gress shows that the preponderance of opinion is against a cash bonus at this time, although few members arc willing to make statements for publication to this effect There is an apparent desire to do something for the service men. bat the effect of new taxation is feared more than the opposition of the "soldier vote. - ' SOUTH OPPOSED TO C %SH BOM S. Strong opposition to the cash bonus is coming from the south, where industrial and agricultural Interests feel An Ounce of Accident Prevention Saves a Barrel of Trouble. Dr. Curtiss Clark’s AUTO-BRAKE RENEWER For automobile brakes and clutches, also a preservative for all leather belts. Will make your new brakes last twice as long and will make the old ones work as good as new ones. Works like a charm Once you use it you will never go without it. The only original brake renewer on the market. To get the genuine look for the signature of J>r. C. A. Clark on the label. Price m>c per tube. Large cans, $2.00. Sold by first-class dealers. Safety First, Last and All the Time. H. B. FOREMAN District Manager 968 North Meridian St., Phone, Circle 697. Indianapolis, Ind.

AMUSEMENTS. Kg The Big Joy Show I 8 Interesting New Features f * —lncluding FIFTH CHAPTER | DARE DEVIL JACK With % JACK DEMPSEY P The Great Western Quartet Comedy. Melody, Jazz Davis & McCoy The Gloom Oisoellers Clyde Nelson & Cos. Juggling Novelty Deveaux Dell & Joe Ventriloqulal Oddity I The Chambermaid’s Dream B Fitzgerald & Anderson 5 A Study in Black and White Hyland. Grant & Hyland The Jazz Trio Entire New Show Every B®*® Monday T.adifV Bargain Matinee* EVF.RV MON.—WED.—FBI.

RIALTO EASTER WEEK BPECIAE DOIBEE FEATURE PROGRAM MOLLY AND I With Shirley Mason A Story in Which Love’s Labor Is Not Lost THE TATTLERS With Madlaine Traverse Extra Special Vaudeville No Advance in Prices Warrick Leigh Trio Spissell Bros. & Mack Walter Baker & Cos. Frank Ward Dinkins & Barker ladiM—Get coupons at this theater good at the Broadway Monday, Wednesday. Friday Matinee*.

that a cash bonus would cause a great slackening of the effort of labor, which would be Injurious to the business Interests of the south. This pressure Is so great that the southern delegation in congress would be almost unanimously against a bonus now. A bonus in the form of land grants would solve the problem for congress, and congress is willing to legislate for such a bonus, but there is no strong demand for a laud grant bonus from the former service men. Play to Be Staged by Working Girls The giri reserves of the younger girls m business and Industry will present j their annual piay In Hollenbeck hall | Thursday night at 8:15 p. in., entitled “The Burglar.” Members of the east are Fern Stark. I Lena Sortney. Isabelle Hovey, LaVerne Snider and Rutb Henderson, Miss Florl ence Malott Is directing the rehearsals. Preceding the performance Miss Al- ! legra Stewart will play two musical nuni | bers. Admission is free.

The House of Thrills. TOmhil: HARRY CAREY The King of Gallopers ' 1 A Gunlighting Gentleman

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ENGLISH’S— Today SIS David Belanco Presents Frances Starr in— “TIGER TIGER” A New Play In Four Acts. Prices—Night. 60c to $2.60 Mat., 50c to $2.00. SEATS READY TODAY. THIRH., FRI.. SAT. MAT. SAT. VISIT IHE SWEETHEART SHOP Book by Music by Anne Caldwell Hugo Felix Sumptuous Stage Settings—Excellent Caet—Bewitching Sweetheart Chorus Prices—Night. 50c to $2.50. Mat.. 50c to $2.00. SEATS SEI.I.INO. Next Mon.. Tues., Wed.; Wed. Mat. £-$ THE BIC SENSATTOft M* ASO Beautiful Girls 3Q gV : iuuminXtSTrunway 60! I Price*—Night, 50c to $2.60. Mat.. 50c I ' Ito $2.00. Seats Ready Tomorrow. |

Seven Indiana Cities to Pay More for Gas Gas rate increases In Frankfort, Lebanon, Wabash, Logansport, Peru, Plymouth and Michigan City were allowed on a petition of the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company, it was announced today by the state public service commission. Logansport and Wabash will pay $1.55 per thousand cubic feet of gas; Frankfort and Lebanon. $1.40: Plymouth, $1.75; Peru, $1.50, and Michigan City, $1.40. Hoover Can’t Vote in His Own State SAN JOSE. Cal., Anrll 7.—Herbert C. Hoover attempted to register here as a republican for the California primaries next month but failed because his affidavit of registration arrived from New York too late to be entered in the register. the county clerk's office announced today. Mrs. Hoover’s affidavit also arrived too late.

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Every Day at 2:15 and 8:15 laaaiMMFV■ A***>i> iff Mats., 15c to 50c. Eve., 15c to SI.OO. Double Headline Bill Ruth Roye Herbert Clifton Comedienne of Syncopation Travesties of the Weaker Sex Kramer & Boyle—Sam Liebert & Co.—Mabel Burke and Sidney Forbes—Arthur Huston—John Regay and Lorraine Sisters—Lou and Jean Archer—Kinograms and Literary Digest Topics. - -

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AL HAS REASON TO SEEK OFFICE G. O. P. Aspirant for Prosecutor Arrested 100th Time. Special to The Times. RICHMOND. Ind., April 7.—Richmond’s champion police court defendant went on trial today for the one hundredth time. He is Alfred C. Underhill, republican candidate for prosecutor. This time he was up for assault and battery, having engaged in an alleged fistic encounter over a board bill. He was found guilty of the same offense some months ago and was sentenced to two to fourteen years In the penitentiary. His appeal is now pending. Underhill's name can't be kept off the ballot because he is not in jail, according to a ruling by Attorney General Stansbury. His son Paul is out to beat the pugilistic parent, in the race for the same office.

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All This Week f 19 WILL ROGERS in H Wn ‘Water, Water H Everywhere’ U The Great I’rohl- U bition Comedy. ■■ Music. Entertainers | | every minute, from ■Kj 10 a. m. to It p. m.

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Palmer Better, but Cancels Two Talks GAINESVILLE, Ga., April 7.—Attorney General Palmer, who was seized with indigestion late yesterday, was resting well this morning. He was compelled to cancel his speaking engagements at Atlanta and Savannah.

ALL THIS WEEK ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in Frank Dazetj and Lei6tifoii Oswutis "THE WOMAN GAME* There is such a thing—and It Is a valuable entity In the scheme of life. Play it—ls you’re a woman. Give It sympathy and help—if you’re a man! PRIZMA I SNUB POLLARD SELZNICK 'GATORS I “Cracked Wedding Bell” j NEWS LIBERTY QUINTETTE NOTHING li NOT ORIGINAL AMERICAN HARMONISTS K ottm*

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Everybody’s Wild About Her! CLARINE SEYMOUR As “Little White Almond Blossom,” with the blood of France, of Java and langorous Samoa in her veins. “The Idol Dancer” PRODUCED BY D. W. GRIFFITH A Tale of Love, Romance and Wild Adventure in the Southern Seas. ANOTHER RECORD SMASHING WEEK. GET IN EARLY. “Samoan Nights'’ m Migimii inmiimiiii in mi “Parsifal Fantasia” A musical prelude to the pie- Selections from the Opera, ture with native singers, mu- gr K N td M T The Circle Orchestra's Easter sicians, dancers. '• MBk a ~ Jffl Week Feature. Ernest Stage decorations by Schmidt, conducting. Scene Zimmerer. is!.' by Zimmerer.

Don’t Bother Mary, World Wires Governor SACRAMENTO, Cal., April 7.—Gov. Emmet D. Boyle of Nevada, in Sacramento today, said he was being “deluged with telegrams from influential persons in all parts of the United States” asking him to stop the investigation of circumstances surrounding the divorce

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granted Mary Pickford from Owen Moore. “There was a feeling In Nevada,” he said, “that a joke bad been made of the judiciary,” and added that If the ln-

3 Additional Attractions! ALLSTAR FOUR QUARTETTE MUTT AND JEFF COMEDY CURRENT NEWS WEEKLY “A LION’S ALLIANCE’’ Century Mai Comedy

marguerite f^^^clark The tale of a bride who said, "I do”; then suddenly vowed she wouldn't after she heard Hubby boast that the proper "system” would win any woman. Will it? Come and see! _ _ __ THURSDAY, 1 FRIDAY, M. JL *Z3P SATURDAY Fatty Arbuckle in ‘For Better or Worse* TAD DOLAN S ENTERTAINERS Today —Wallace Reid in“ Excuse My Dust"

vestigation now in progress showed any evidence of collusion between parties of this divorce, steps flor annullment would be taken at once.

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