Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 293, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1925 — Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1925

VULGAR LEADER BLAMES REVOLT ON COMMUNISTS Soviet Leader Says Europe Has ‘Habit’ of Holding Moscow Responsible. By Alexander Zankoff Premier of BuUarla (Copyright. 1925. by United Press) SOFIA, April 21.—1 beg to bring to your knowledge the following facts. The recent abominable outrage at the Svetl Krai Cathedral, which killed 200 and wounded 400 prominent Bulgarian citizens, is the result of an Inhuman conspiracy against Bulgaria conceived a long time ago and whose object is selfevident. After unsuccessful attempts to make western and central Europe bolshevik, the Third Internationale nnd the Russian government directed all their efforts toward the Balkans and especially toward Bulgaria ■which they wished to use as a base for their further destructive activity. Having failed completely in their efforts to start a revolution of the popula.tion, the communists recently organized several attacks and murders. The recent attack upon His Majesty King Boris, the assassination of General Georgeheif and the cathedral outrage are the fruition of a well-laid communist plan to destroy at one stroke all the representatives of the central government and commanding army officers In order to bring anarchy to Bulgaria and border countries. The Bulgarian government is on watch and is taking the necessary AMUSEMENTS DENO & ROCHELLE WITH VAT, AI.URV'S ORCHESTRA AM) DENO BROTHERS GRACE HAYES CHARLES IRWIN THE MODERN COMEDIAN . ZELAYA JEAN ADAIR & CO. THE DU PONTS ARNAUT BROS. THE INCOMPARABI.ES FIVE DUBSKYS “YOU MUST COME OVER” Tomlinson Hall Tuesday Night, April 21st—Actors’ Annual Fun Dance—Music by Royal Peacock Orchestra —Public Invited— Tickets 50c I TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT FOR tuc ACTORS’ JUBILEE AND DANCE AT TOMLINSON HALL TICKETS 50c MEET YOUR FOOTLIGHT FAVORITE THERE THE BIG NIGHrs” TONIGHT AND IT STARTS AT 9:00 ENTIRE PROCEEDS FOR N. V. A. SICK FUND rpHEii L I NOW LENA DALEY and BOZO MACK 2:30. 7:30 nnd 0:00 I*. M. BEST SEATS—2So nnd 50<-

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steps. On April 17 it proclaimed martial law and It will permit no disturbances. But the Bulgarian forces are limited and we think we deserve the support of the whole civilized world, as the fight in which we are involved against our will is a light of law and order against violence and anarchy. Soviet Charge Rakovisky, in a statement to the United Press in London yesterday, denied that the Russian government had anything to do with outrages in Bulgaria, pointing out that there were revolutionary centers at Belgrade and Athens, much closer to Sofia than Moscow. Rakovisky added that It was the tendency of capitalist countries to blame the Soviet government for all such outrages as that at Sofia. ' AMUSEMENTS VVSAAAAuVNAAAAAAACVVSAA/S^VVVVVVW |E N G L I S H’S| I BERKELL PLAYERS I folfffr I Matinee Wed., Thurs. and Sat. | BOi • Afternoon, 25c. 33c, UriPQC s °c- Night, 25c, 50c, uiu i. s. aovt. Tax on the latter, nervations may i,e made for the entire season. Phone Circle 3378 NEXT WEEK "I.ITTEE MISS 81.1 EBEARIV’ Va MURAT TEMPLE PRESENTS (9 0 THE SHRINE REVUE Or 1945 V A mm FOR THE PTBIJC 5 All Next Week. J f _ 5 6 AN ORIENTAL FANTASY A JA with SHRINE CABT of 200 VA W. U J, °, ro “„ Comedy. Tuneful A Miiifc, Brilliant Cottumea. Wr J GET SEATS NOW 'A FRIOIM—IS row*, orchestra, J 9 0 Jl.BOi remalnde-, main door. Ta W. {I VA™ rows balcony. W A Y A remainder. *1; Bore*. 0 W 91.50. All pru n nine tax. \A DANCING FREE AFTER 0 0 KAOS SHOW. PL WHERE THE CROWDS GO! LYRIC “™' £ 111 u 1 to 11P.M. CHEFALO Famous Italian Magician ESMERALDO & WEBB J. Francis Haney Revue O’Brien & Josephine Giuliani Trio Freeman & Morton The M Banns Dancing in the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening

‘HONESTY SAVES INVESTIGATIONS' Coolidge Points Way to Protect Privacy. Rii Vnited Prc*K WASHINGTON, April 21.—The way to keep the government from interfering too much in private affairs. in the opinion of President Coolidge, is to have the private affairs conducted so honestly and fairly that the government hasn’t a j chance to assume the role of an intruder. The executive last night outlined this Iheory in his first expression on paternalism in government during this Administration. He was speaking at the opening session of the annual convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution here. The President also announced his belief that restricted immigration had proved a success and that the United States will never attempt to allow unlimited immigration again. DIGGING FOR COLLINS Indianapolis Man Says Workws Expect to Rescue Body. Workers seeking to rescue the body of Floyd Collins from Sand Cave, Ky., expect to reach the spot where it is entombed early next week, according to W. Clifton Myers. 109 Arsenal Ave., who returned today from a visit to Sand Cave. W. If. Hunt, of Central City, Ky., who took a contract to recover the body, declared the remains were well preserved, Myers said. Hunt is to receive43,ooo if he recovers the body. Six men are assisting him. Slight Quake in Toklo Ri / T'nitrrt Prrta TOKIO, April 21.—Tolda experienced two slight earth shocks Monday, the first at 12:10 a. m. the second half an hour later. The tremors were not felt generally and there was no alarm. Tornado Check Received Check for $5,181.45, representing tornado relief fund raised by the East Chicago Chamber of Commerce, has been received by Gov frnor Jackson's office. Here’s the enemy to skin disorders! n ESI NOL —a ■ t| gentle, healrt sr jar % ing ointment that Jr*soothes its way into the porea ///y * /V" an< J attacks the j f source of the ( ' j//j trouble. The first touch relieves the itching, burning and soreness and the akin usually gets well quickly and easily unless the trouble is due to some serious internal disorder. It is nearly flesh color so can easily be used . on exposed surfaces. It costs little and goes a long way. When the skin is once restored 1 to its normal condition, the daily use of Resinol Soap is generally sufficient to keep it healthy. Ideal for the complexion. bath and shampoo. Resinol MOTION PICTURES i—itMSm—i ADOLPHE MENJOU LILLIAN RICH ANN PENNINGTON “AKisslntheDark” Spat Family Comedy ‘EXCUSE MY GLOVE’ Added Attraction Musical Comedy Review tqpMti “THE LAST LAUGH” The Greatest Picture of All Time Arthur I/Oke In ‘‘The Lost Hat" Aseop Knliles—Pnlhe News AMERICAN HARMONISTS Wildcat of the Screen Priscilla Dean IN PERSON in a Spoken Scene From “ACafe in Cairo” Appearing With Picture Starting at 2:00. 7:15 and 0:00 Overture “R ose Marie” fJATCALEINIKOFF Conduct In jr MARY E. CASE Sollst Mermaid Ponied v “HELLO, HOLLYWOOD” DESSA BYRD “LADY OF THE NILE” Other Circle Features

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STONE BEATS A GUN Coon Is Killed With Rock After Friend Fires Shot. MULBURY, Mass.. April 71. Charles Cunningham recently killed a thirteen-pound coon by hitting it on the head with a rock. Before he threw his rock, a friend fired a shot at it and missed. REVOLT STARTS; TROOPS LANDED U. S. Soldiers Guard Americans in Honduras. Bu Timrt StHcioJ WASHINGTON, April 20.—A detachment of 155 United States troops was landed bv the U. S. cruiser Denver Monday at Ceiba, Honduras, to guard American lives and property from threatened revolutionary outbreaks in the vicinity. This action w.ts taken upon the express request of tli£ American consul at Ceiba and follows a similar landing last winter. Reports from other cities in Honduras indicate that General Ferrera, who led the unsuccessful rebellion of last year, has again risen and is marchir.g on Tegucigalpa, the capital. Ceiba is on the Atlantic coast. Police Take Two Frank Meyer, 55, of 1629 S. Meridian St., is held today on charges of blind tiger and keeping gaming device after police found half pint of liquor, 125 whisky labels, 140 baseball pool tickets, punchboard and prize box his poolroom. Charles McKinney, 36, of 738 E. Ohio St., was anested when police say they found him 'with two gallons of liquor.

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POLICE TOLD OF HOLD-UP Burglaries and Thefts Also Are Reported. A hold-up and several burglaries and thefts were reported to police Monday night. Two bandits held up Virgil Flake, 1418 W. Morris St., attendant at the Western Oil Refining Company station. Morris an 1 Harding Sts., hut got nothing. Flake said they followed him Into a back room where they pointed a gun at him. He slammed the door in their faces and jumped through a window. The two pushed key on the cash register which set the lock. The men ran. A skeleton key was used to gain entrance to the home of Mrs. Esther Aldridge. 784 Middle Dr.. Woodruff Place, and jewelry valued at $35 was taken. Fawn Wilson, the Keystone Club, 336 Indiana Ave , states the safe was opened and two guns, valued at SBO taken. A brick was hurled through the window of the H. H. Bishop jew elr.v store, 948 Virginia Ave., at 2 a. m. today. EXTENSION ON REMOVAL City Council Allows Kxlra Year to (■el Kill of Vaults. Despite opposition of health authorities, City Council Monday night voted to extend for period of one >ear. time allowed property owners to replace open vaults with connections to city sewage system. Action will mean that spread rj typhoid fever and Infant diseases will he furthered In localities where vaults are maintained, according to Dr. Herman O. Morgan, secretary of City hoard of health.

BRUENE IS APPOINTED Succeeds McClelland In Auto IJ cense Department. Richard W. Bruene of Indianapolis was named manager of the State automobile license department today by Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier to succeed H. D. McClelland, who became chief clerk of the State highway commission. Bruene has been an Investigator in Scthortemeler’s office and previously was connected with the Republican State committee. McClelland's appointment to the chief clerkship of the Highway commission is said to be only temporary, it having ben rumored he Is to receive assignment. as head of the highway garage at a later date. 100 ATTEND INSTITUTE Bible School Session Held at First Baptist. The daily vacation Bible School Institute will hold Its second session tonight at the First Baptist Church. More than 100 persons attended the opening session Monday night. Another meeting will be held Wednesday evening. The institute is being held under the auspices of the Baptist Federation of Indianapolis. Speakers tonight will include Miss Maude Price, Mrs. G. T. Purvis, Miss Ruby.Stapp, Mrs. Fred Stuckey, Mrs. Gene Southers, Patrache Velescue and Mrs. G. C. Chandler. Exhibitions of craft work made in former vacation Bible schools, will be on display. Arrested In New Jersey Detectives Irick and Giles left today for Elizabeth, N. J., to return Harry Johnson, 25, of this city and Edward Sehorter, 25, of Norwood, Ohio, who were arrested there with an auto stolen from Earl Phillips, 537 Holly Ave.. on April 17.

Lutheran Conference <o Open The Rev. Reiner H. Benttng, pastor of St. Mark’s English Evangelical Lutheran Church, will speak tonight at opening of a three-day con-

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forence of the Indiana Synod of Evangelical Lutheran Churches, at the Gethsemane Evangelical Lutheran Church, E. Michigan and Wallace Sts. Holy communion services will he held tonight.

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