Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 297, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1920 — Page 3

PLSON SENDS [OBSERVER’ TO RALLIED SESSION Ambassador Johnson at Rome to Attend Conference at San Remo. WASHINGTON, April 21— President Wilson has Instructed Ambassador Robert Underwood Johnson at Rome to attend the San Remo meeting of the supreme council as an unofficial observer, it was learned today at the state department. Announcement of sending of an envoy to San Remo was interpreted as indicating that developments of the first two days of the conference have not been to the liking of the administration. It was authoritatively reported yesterday that the United States would not be represented at the conference ' unless there were unforeseen developments." Ambassador Johnson was fully informed as to the position of the United States government on the Turkish and i Adriatic questions before he sailed for Italy, and no new Instructions will be him it was stated today. GERMAN PROBLEM TO COME UP NEXT SAN REMO, Italy. April 21.—When the inter-allied supreme council resumed its delibertaions on world peace prob- 1 lems today it was expected that the vital points of the Turkish settlement would be out of the way before night and that the decks would be cleared for taking up the German situation tomorrow. Some phases of the Germari question, notably the advisability of sending a disarmament ultimatum, already have Seen discussed informally, but it is understood that no definite decision has been reached. It is held in some quarters that anew blockade of Germany would prove ineffective since the United Sttes would not participate. Significance is attached to the action of Premier Millerand in rejecting the suggestion of Premier Lloyd George and Premier Nitti that the exact amount of Germany's 'war indemnity be fixed. Premier Lloyd George argued that, if Germany knew- the exact amount she Is I INDIANAPOLIS, Oil I (SATURDAY, Apr. CH\ 3 GREAT TRAINS OF fEBES circus manvEis INCLUDING SCORES OF FOREIGN FEATURES TO StfOCf SHn 111 tMCIWS MOT OP9t IT I Utt 7 P 8. KmMfn MnM tf* atatif . o** TICKET 3ttVJ TO UJ. DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE SHOW DAY AT CLARK AND CADE, WASHINGTON STREET AT ILLINOIS. GENERAL ADMISSION AND RESERVED SEATS AT SAME PRICES CHARGED ON GROUNDS.

MOTION PICTURES. TO’DAY,THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAYAmerica’s loveliest dancer-star in a gay romance of New York’s “roaring forties.” Asa shy little girl from a convent she found her mother a “musical comedy queen.” Then she

Spaan Gets Hot and Judge Grins For a few minutes in city court yesterday Ralph Spaan, deputy prosecuting attorney, was “consumed with indignation.” He concluded a conference with a girl defendant, who was caught in a raid, and who said she was from "Noo Yavk,” turned lo Judge Pritchard and declared that a certain uian in the courtroom had represented to the girl that he was Spaaa’s brother and had “fixed it all up” for her not to testify. * Someone asked Spaan if the fellow really was his brother. “No,” shouted Spaan, “he isn't my brother, and no brother of mine would 6ay such a thing.” The man to whom Spaan referred as having represented himself as his brother sat unmoved. Judge Pritchard smiled, the girl sobbed a bit and Spaan finally cooled off enough to lose the case to Ira Holmes, who seemed to be enjoying It immensely. The girl from "Noo Yawk” was dismissed. V to pay the allies for war damages, she would, to some extent, be relieved of her economic discouragement and would probably c odify her attitude toward France.

AMUSEMENTS. ENGLISH’S TODAY NIGHT 8:15 F.I -SIE JAMS 1 ' A°Peach r of allhow ’ ’ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 22, 23, 24. Mat. Saturday. HENRY W. SAVAGE'S MUSICAL COMEDY HIT p I"* r* Q* A WT With Original Cast dHIL a d W and Production PRICES—NIGHT, 50c TO ??.50; MATINEE. StrTOJtSEATSREIPT. Clarence is Coming to His Own Home Town! SEAT SALE FOR BOOTH TARKiNGTON'S Latest and Greatest Comedy “CLARENCE” WILL OPEN TOMORROW AT 9 A. M. Prices —Night, 50c to $2.50; Mat., 50c to $2.00

Every Day at 2:15 and 8:15 MATS.. 15c, 50c: Ev*„ 15c, SLOO. ( |D M U A/pVII OTI7TI A MAVIirUJ SWOR BROTHERS jILLLA WIA IHt W Im,.i-r.nnanr, of Southern Tyyev U,iJU *.****. The RAMSDELLS A DEYO The Cheeriest Comedienne se.m Dance Sp-dailM*. Supported by POWERS AND Y/ALLACE BILLY TAYLOR LONEY HASKELL“ •ON THE CARCINETTI_BROS. RAGGED EDGE KINOGRAM~WEEKLY The first Jazz Playlet. * Literary Digest Sayings. Capt. Gruber and Mile. Adelina Assisted by an Elephant—Horse—Pony and Dog. Manaß—a——mb—i——n aaaaacaiinß—ai—i ■ ra —a——a m CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE " “THE CORNER STORE” MLLE. ASORIA TRIO , ntil Bentley & Walsh. Rover -1 Nelson. John F. Conroy & Sister, | | Chamberlain & Earle, Hall & Beck, Lacey Semon In the I I “Fly Cop.” - - p. .%*. Dancing in the Lyric Ballroom, afternoon and evening. -

Civic Bodies to Hear Seryice-at-Cost Plan Representatives of all civic organisations of Indilnapolis are expected to attend the state public service commission’s ASPIRIN FOR COLDS Name "Bayer” is on Genuine Aspirin—say Bayer Insist, on “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” in a “Bayer package,” containing properdirections for colds, pain, headache, neuralgia, lumbago and rheumatism. Name “Bayer” means genulue Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade-mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaeetlcacidester of Salicylic-acid.—Advertise-ment.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920.

bearing at the statehouge tomorrow morning at 9:30, of the city's suggestion for serviee-at-cost by the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. The three former public directors of the street railway, Alfred F. Potts, B.

INDIANAPOLIS -f SATURDAY, MAY A W. Wash. St. Circus Grounds. MENAGERIE rr3tm/r\ u paoeamt ■ 9 eTROTPARAD^tea^y^v *4T 11AM RAIN OH 2 PERFORMANCES 2.PM BIG SHOWS COMBINEDn*42tf/* Downtown Beat Bale Cirrus Day at Huder’s Drug Store. Prices Bame as at Grounds.

AMUSEMENTS. * CONTINUOUS The Big Joy Show 18— Big Feature*—B INCLUDING HWOKa Seventh W&jL Chapter DARE I JAGK ||fc WITH JACK DEMPSEY a Marriot Troupe, Straud Bp Trio, Jack Kmg. Mutt and S Jeff, La Rue & Gresham, wH Winter Garden Four, Mi Jackson Singing Revue. fll Go Where the Crowds Are Ssi Ladle*' Bargain Maltneo* I ur.lv MON.—WKD.—PRI.

RIALTO \ midp* 111* and Flrtnr** Let’s Go-lts Continuous Sw Midhldi * A Big Muaical Comedy Peaches and Cream PRETTY GIRLS, SPECIAL SCENERY, BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES. VIVIAN RICH In a Soclafy Pranra Would You Forgive? THE CLIPPER TRIO KNOX AND INMAN THE AERIAL BUTTERS THOMAS AND WILSON Other Features ladlM—(il ronpHm at tht th•t*r rood at the Broadway Monday. Wednesday, Friday Matinee*.

FAST fi PERFORMANCES MuraT I Watties Today-Saturdty !.<*• nnd T. .1. Shnbert Frewnt I The Winter Carden Rcrue SHUBERT GAIETIES I Os 1919 With I Jack Norworth, Harry Watson I Prices—Tonl*ht. *l. SUM), *!. I Today, Matinee, ,V)r, <sc. }I. $1.50. I Saturday Matinee, 50c, fl,, $1.50, $;!. I APRir, 20 30 51 5Y t. I TtKRTHA KAI.ICII i tn “1 be Riddle Woman." | Mall Orders Now Seat* Next Monday JOE LEVIT Presents the BROADWAY BELLES and That Vorontlle Comedian JOE MARKS This coupon and 10 cents entitles lady to reserved seat at any matinee during week, . MOTION PICTURES. ■SA/sA/NA/Ws^^^^A^>/SA^A/SA/WWW'/^VW BDLIJDOy Now Plfl ying W The Dramatic yn| rivers K y h and Curwood’s Tale B U UU Music, Entertain- I jj From a. m. to ■■

A. Worthington and Edward A. Kahn, will participate in the hearing. The city’s suggestion includes allowing a valuation of $15,000,000 on the company's property and restricting its earnlngs to a given percentage, allowing the

MOTION PICTURES, MATRIMONIAL “MIRTHQUAKE” “Don ? t ever Marry” A Puddle of Urief for the Hubby with Three Wives he didn't -* know he had. WESLEY BARRY, “FRECKLES” MARJORIE DAW MATT MOORE and a great Cast of Mirthqnakers THE CmCLETTE OF NEWS TRAVEL FEATURES YAON.NE LE ROUX. VIOLINISTS AND PIANIST. CIRCLE ORCHESTRA ALL THIS WEEK

I I ALL WEEK B Thousands Bewildered, Fascinated and Enthused in Unraveling . “The Mystery 1 Yellow .Room” 1 Extra Attraction—Chief Hed Feather and Princess Nionatash in sou'g and story. £s||

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rate for service to fluctuate to maintain the necessary average. The minimum fare under consideration is twenty-five tickets for a dollar, and the maximum, a 6-cent fare with one cent transfer charge. j

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Butter and Bread “Mother, give me a piece of bread.” You cut the bread —and then what do you do 1 Why, you reach for the butter. The child doesn’t ask for the butter —you don’t ask the child if it wants butter—you just naturally spread it on the bread. There is nothing healthier or better for the growing child than plenty of good bntter. If yon nse Oak Grove Batter year family knows the deiight of its creamy flavor and smooth taste. Made from selected cream—Oak Grove is in a class by itself. Tonr grocer has it. Ask him. INSIST UPON OAK GROVE Schlosser Brothers Meters 9/ Gccu Cutset Cat,/ ISC4 Brem-n Flymonth Indianapolis Frankfort Ft. tVayna 1595 1301 1300 10U 191?

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JtmillJß.a The House of Thrills ThllTC ——————— jßdrnmgmm mrx m *:rs * ABigCombik? Sat. nation Show - • “The Relentless Avenger” A Sensational Western Story by Thomas H. Ince. Mabel Normand Ford Sterling Helen Gibson “The Dare Deni! Queen 9 ’ Rube Miller “Having a Good Time”

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