Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 302, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1920 — Page 4

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LONDON HEARS 35 FALL IN RED RIOTS Disorders Reported in Former Austrian Dependency. LONDON, AprH 27.—Sanguinary street righting has occurred at Laibach, where communists have succeeded in seizing the city and organizing it, said a Vi- : enn dispatch to the Express today. Thlrtj-flve persons were killed and ' wounded. A general strike has been proclaimed. 'Martial law has been proclaimed throughout Carniola in anticipation of May Day disorders. Carniola is a orownland and titular duchy of the old Austria Hungary, of which Laibach is the capital. Reports that a bolshevist revolution had broken out in Jugo-Slavia in which hundreds of persons had been killed are , discredited in official circles here. The Serbian minister in London declared be didn't believe there was any truth in the dispatches of the Central News correspondent. Locks Fail as Bar to Hardware Thieves lacked doors and windows were no bar to burglarb who entered the Moore Bros, hardware store, 2629 Shelby street, early 1 tofliy. The thieves broke the lock on a cel- * lar window and then forced the locks 1 - on two doors before reaching the storeroom. Five watches, four knives, twelve boxes of cartridges and a* carton of cigarets * formed the loot of the burglars. Motor Police Finney and Lansing found the burglars had attempted to steal William Moore's automobile, but could not start the car. Citizens Rush to Pay Taxes Before Monday Taxpayers are standing In line at the : county treasurer's office these days to : 'pay their taxes. Monday Is the l.>st day for paying Xaxcs and citizens are trying to avoid tninuie rush by piylng their Installments this week. A total of approximately $136,000 was taken in yesterday by the treasurer's office and this amount breaks all records for the last twenty years.

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( Calls the Police , Then *Fires 9 Cook PORTLAND, Ore., April 27.—Mrs. L. T. Russell dispatched an urgent call for a police officer. When he arrived the housekeeper “canned" her cook, whose tremertdous biceps and pugnacious Jaw caused Mrs. Russell to use discretion. ' V _ J INDIANA ALIENS PLAN EXODUS Blame Strikes and High Costs for Desire to Go Home. . A lot of foreigners in Indiana are going home. They don’t like labor troubles, and complain that there are too many strikes. The high cost of living and opposition to prohibition also are given by many who apply In fbe federal building for passports to return to their native lands. The majority say they are going to stay, but some of the prosperous ones say they are going to bring their families back. The number of applications for income tax receipts required for passports has increased decidedly during the last ten days, according to William L. Elder, Internal revenue collector. Since April, 214 applications for passports have been made. Some of these applicants wish to visit the battlefields, but most of them are foreigners. Man Hit by Train in Serious Condition Virgil Derrett, 2018 Mabel street, is in a serious condition at the City hospital today as the result of injuries received Monday night when he was hit by a train at Shelby street and the Belt railroad. His left hand was crushed and he received severe scalp wounds.

(ADVERTISEMENT) for State Senator from Marion County John L. Duvall who realizes fully that the needs of the day call for business men to conduct the business of the . people. His chief qualification is hla varied business experience with business men of th farm and city. Republican Preferential Primaries MAY 4th

AMUSEMENTS. MuraT s “t T o S dJ THt RBDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY. | Only Matinee Satnrdar, 2:15 r. M. I BERTHA IN “THE RIDDLE: WOMAN.” ■ By Charlotte Wells and Dorothy Donnelly Prices—Eve. 80c, 75c, sl, *1.50, *2, *2.50 I Saturday Matinee. 60c. 75c, *l, *1.50, *2 | ENGLISH’S TONITE WEEK. MATINEES, WED. AND SAT. The Chicago Company from the Blackstone Theater Presenting BOOTH TARKINGTON’S Sensational Comedy Sucre***, CLARENCE with the exceptional cast. Prices, Night, 50c to $2.50. Mat., 500 Ao *2.00. jig Contlnnons Noon Till 11 P. M. The Big Joy Show 8 BIG FEATURES FUN AT THE COUNTRY SCHOOL s‘i Eighth Chapter B DAREDEVIL JACK Ladies’ Bargain Matinees E 5 ERY MON.—WED —FRI. \

I RIALTO Go—-It’s Continuous GTLR OY, DOLAN <L CORRIELL WILLIAM RUBBELL “LEAVE IT TO ME” All Feature Vaudeville. Ladies—Get coupons at this ater good at the Broadway Mona.v, Friday Matinees. CABARET GIRLS FEATCRING .MANNY KING—FRED C. RACKET DOT BARNETTE and the Cabaret Chorns of Singing and Dancing Girls This coupon and 10 cents entitles lady, to reserved seat at any matinee during week.

COAL MEN FIGHT TRIAL IN INDIANA 16 in Chicago Plead Against Removal to This State. Coal operators in other states are expected to carry to the United States supreme court, if necessary, their fight against removal to Indiana to face trial in federal court. Sixteen Illinois coal men entered pleas against removal before United States Commissioner Mason in Chicago yesterday. L. Ert Slack, special assistant to the district attorney, who aided In the piesentation of evidence to the federal grand Jury, which Indicted 125 coal operators on conspiracy charges, said that the Indiana men will be arraigned May 6. Those who ore not ordered removed will be arraigned later, he said. Mr. Slick said the coal men would

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All This Week Doors Open Daily 11 A. M. Y/IRCIN 1 Iff STAMBOUL' Jf Tremendous moments in this picture will loom up in your memory for years to come—the murder in the mosque, the ; -me dash of the Arabian Black Horse Troop across the desert, the fight in the streets sf ’ * lA Stamboul, the dagger duel in the } sheik’s harem. Dont’ fail to see the harefr*. <; p , ~|\ §t slave girls, favorites, adven- • turers, battles. Bedouins, tch 4*^ Turks, camels, sheiks, hook- t 1 atos. in this gorgeous, mys- / f• .fit 1 terious romance. Now play* A &fjjWr $500,000 MMm Production de Luxe DTOSCTCD BY fßlttt* Ase TOD BROWNING prkcilialW DEAN -11

The Kind of People You Love are the Characters “Old Lady 31“ A Quaint Comedy-Drama of Smile* and Heart-Throbs It’s a Classic M rttTalTlill of the Theatre Week LVMJULvj |UlttiUvvvuV $3o”o6o!!ob’* I M CHRISTY COSIEDY FOX NEWS H

* AMUBEMENTS. Every Day at 2:15 and 8:15 b Himlm .iIKu Mats. 15c-50c, Evenings, 15c-SI.OO Marie —MeFARLAND—Mary BJ| Afj I C ASk|l 11 I American Grand Opera Stars vvuilißH Two lltick Priratos of the n _ m Twenty-Seventh Division The Brilliant Star of billy mcdermott Musical Comedy maleta bonconi First time In Vaudeville _ BE ~T ?^ K „ ER & r CO , With her Original Idea In a 0ne ’ A R t E NO Ce llaiuii i icuc .x inqnii Eccentrlr Pantomimic Comedian CAHILUSMS of I9ZO nolan & nolan Get all ths news In film form and tunny paragraphs in Kinograms and Literary Topics NP CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE jj Wmmgtjm 5-vioun girls-5 Willie Zimmerman—Rawson & Clare until Skipper, Kennedy & Reeves, Nixor. & Sans, Carl & Dolly, a a Chalfonte Sisters. Extra! Atecher-Cadcock Championship | | Wrestlfig Pictures. - | P. M. Dancing in the Lyric Bcjlroom, afterroon and evening.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1920.

carry the case to the supreme court if a decision is given for the government by the commissioner. Commissioner Mason continued the hearing until May 12. _ 7 Farmers of State in Membership Drive Membership campaigns are being conducted throughout the state by the Indiana Federation of Farmers associations. A nine-day membership campaign is being conducted in Spencer county. Charles F. Tatterson wllli address a meeting at Brazil tonight, and H. C. Reid will spegk in Hancock county tomorrow and in Warrick county Saturday. St. Joseph county has Just completed a successful membership campaign. Madison county, with a membership of 1,800, leads the state.

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