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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
LLOYD GEORGE
REAL VOCALIST
PrenlieT's Voice Discovered
at Lincoln Ceremonies.

LONDON, July 20.-"Who is that
singing so Ioudly?" spectators. hud-
ding under streaming umbrellas,
asked during the ceremonies attend
ant upon the unwilling of The st.
Gaudens statue Of Lincoln, near West
minister abbey.
The Battle Hymn OF the Repub-
lic'' was being rendered by the West
minister chOir
The voice, a rich, resonant bari
tone, rang out over all the rest
Il was finally traced to Premier
Lloyd George.
Today the discovery Of the prime
minister as Il vocalist was widely
discussed
In his speech, accepting the monu-
ment in behsn of the British peo-
pie, the premier declared Lincoln
belonged TO all mankind"
This torn and bleeding earth is
calling today for the help of America
OF Abraham Lincoln's days" he con-
cluded.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
We Will Help You to
Save Safely
GIetrDrr
SahiHgs aHo Crust %
hsgoupous
Realtors Plan for
Muncie Convention

Various matters connected with the
annual convention Of the Indiana Real
Estate association, which viii be held
in Muneie Oct u, IS and IA, were dis
cussed at the meeting of the board OF
governors of the state association st the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday.
c. NJ Trout, president Of the Terre
Iaute Real Estate board, and B. Z.
Pfster, president of the Terre HEute
Chamber Of Commerce. announced that
the Terre Haute board intends to award
= cup trophy at the associations con-
vention for the best four minute talk
by any active member Of the association.
Roy n Friedley, president OF the Nun
cie board, announced that practically al
PLANS for the convention had been made
1t was decided that the state 1ssoc1-
alton should give q trophy to the hoard
having the largest attendance At the
convention, taking into consideration the
active membership. the mileage arc the
percentage attending.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Bear, Loose in Town,
is Basis for Lawsuit
Special to The Times.

ANDERSON, Ind, July 29.-Pedes-
trians on a crowded street OF Anderson
made a nasty retreat for safety Wednes-
day when carnival company bear made
his escape and rambled about the streets
of the city.
Bruin trudged along without fear of
mOIestation and finally turned inso
Eagles lodge home. where he broke out
window.
he climbed 4 telephone pole. where he
remained until he was induced TO come
down by his keeper
Afidavits charging the carnival com
pany with obstructing the screets were
filed in a court Of 4 justice o. the peace
here Wednesday.
The shows are lodged along one OF
the uptown residential streets and there
has been much complaint.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
HOOsier Postmaster
in Jail for Shortage

As a result Of embezzlement charges
fled against James ". Payne, postmas-
ter at Shelburn, he has been lodged In
the Marion county jail in default OF
81, COO bond, following his arrest by post
office inspectors.
Payne was bound over to the United
States grand jury
The amount Of the defalcation was not
given out
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Gambling on Races
Proves His UndOine

NEW YORK. July 2e-GambIing on
the races, according to the police. caused
the financial downfall Of Herman H.
Light, treasurer Of the Astor theater.
Light was arrested In connection With
an alleged shortage IN the theater funds
John P. Murphy, a note teller for the
Hudson Trust Company, was held on
charge Of grand larceny.
Police allege he was working with
Light.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
LOganspOrt in Dark
Unless Coal Comes

LOGANsPORT, Ind. July 29.-Unless
coal can be secured here the municipal
electric light plant viii be forced to dis
continue operations
The plant s.supply Of coal was nearly
exhausted at noon Wednesday, and only
through the arrival CT a car OF coal con-
tributed by the Pennsylvania railroad
was It able to continue IN operation
-Four cars Of coal consigned to the
local plant have been lost.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29

Atlas Peck got up and made q speech
at the Wild onion schoolhouse meeting
Monday night 1t must have been a sad
speech as several OF the babies were
heard weeping.
Jefferson Potlocks stood in front Of
the millinery store at Tickville for a
long time this morning and wondered
why the stuffed bird didn't reach over
and peck the artificial cherries.
Sile Kildew says he notices that after
a rain, and the sun comes out and the
roads get dusty and the fields dry up,
It does not look like It ever rained.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Defeated Two Decide
to Fight Candidate

SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y, July %.
Despite his victory in the contest for
head Of the New York state ticket, Ma
than L. Miller, former judge Of the court
q appeals, designated by the unofficial
republican convention here as the party 5
choice for governor, today faced a stiff
fight in the primaries.
Francis II. Hugo, secretary Of state,
and Senator George Z. Thompson an
nounced they would not abide by the
conventions action and would enter the
primary IN opposition to Miller.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Say German Cabinet
Grows in Strength

BERLIN, July % Newspapers sup
porting the ministry Of Chancellor Feb
renbach declared today that the cabinet
is in stronger position than at any
time since it went into power.
This declaration was based upon the
vote OF confidence in the cabinets Spa
policy given by the national assembly
yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
RHEU MATISM
LEAVES you Forever
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi
son Starts to Leave the System
Within TWenty-four Hours.

Every druggist in this country is au-
thorized to say TO every rheumatic suf-
ferer that II two bottles of Allenrhu,
the sure conqueror Of rheumatism, does
not stop Gll agony, reduce swollen joints
and do away with even the slightest
twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly
return your money without comment.
=. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for
E<ars, and really marvellous results have
"a accomplished in the most severe
where the suffering and agony was
Ezke and piteous and where the pa
WAS helpless.
James H. Allen, the discoverer OF
" who for many years suffered the
of acute rheumatism, desires
KRIS to know that he does not
ut of any ones money unless
Scisively conquers this worst
yes. and he has instructed
spmpany to guarantee IL In
A-Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Midnight Revelers
Held in Shooting

NEW YORK. July 29-3frs. Carrie
Sydney and two Of her guests al a mid
night party" were detained by police
in connection with the shooting OF Peter
Banner, a young lawyer, early today.
According TO police, Banner, when
taken to the hospital, charged Mrs. sgd
ney with the shooting.
Other members Of the party made con-
Trajectory statements which resulted in
holding them, police said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Columbus Qnd.) Ward
Population Given

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-The census
bureau today announced the 1920 popula-
ton of Columbus, Ind, by wards as fol-
lows:
Ward 1, 1896; Ward ?. 1903; Ward
B. 1892; Ward +, 2,46S; Ward 3, 2,19l
Total. $500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Former Indianapolis
NJ. E. Pastor Is Buried

NOBLEsYILLE, Ind, July 29.-Rev
Wilbur Nelson was buried here Wednes-
day following years Illness.
he was pastor Of the Fletcher Place
" E. church, indianapolis, when he be-
came i'll
Rev. Nelson was a member OF the North
Indiana u. E. conference for many years
and held charges at Union City, hgonier
Columbia City, South whitley and West
field.
He was born and reared IN this city
but was educated in Boston.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Many Attend Funeral
of Lebanon Attorney

LEBANON Ind. July 29.-The fu-
neral Of A. J. Shelby. we'll known at
torney. was held at his home here at 30
Wednesday morning.
Attorneys from indianapolis and other
Indiana cities were in attendance.
His death resulted from an uninten-
tional overdose Of sleeping tablets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
Issue Warrants for
Alleged EmbeZZlers

RICHMOND, Ind, July 29.-Warrants
have been issued for the arrest OF two
alleged embezzlers. Raymond J. Heger,
Chicago, charged with misappropriating
81 500 Of the funds of Morris & Co, pack
ers, and Lester Brown. Indianapolis
charged with the embezzlement Of SUI
from David Miller, commission dealer.
It is alleged that Heger, whose home
is in Covington. KY. took money he col
iectad for his firm from Richmond meat
dealers from April i to July %.
Brown, it is stated, sold a carload of
watermelons in Cambridge City as the
agent for the Miller company. then left
for parts unknown with the 500 he had
collected.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
S1,0O0,000 Sewer Suit
Appeal Undecided
Special to The Times.

ANDERSON. Ind, July 29.-Petitioners
who lost in their effort to halt the mil
lion dollar sewer project here, as a result
Of the decision by Judge W. $. Ellis Of
the superior court denying their injunc-
ton, today had not decided whether they
would continue the fight by taking an
appeal.
The injunction was asked on the
grounds that the board of works was
not legal and did not make a careful es-
innate Of the cost Of the improvement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
DR.. Harding Former
Lafayette Woman

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 29-Dr- Eva
Harding, noted sudragist, who died at
her home in Topeka. Kas., Tuesday, was
an ex-resident Of Lafayette
She was the daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Harding and was
reared in this city. graduating from the
public schools here
Later she attended Michigan univer-
sity. where she obtained her doctors de-
gree.
Her father was q pioneer fence manu-
facturer and erected the fence that sur
rounds the TippecanOe battle field at
Battle Ground.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29
All, That Wicked Cider
Special to The Timen

ANDERSON, md, July 2a.-Because
so many inebriates arraigned In city
court have made the statement that they
drank one or two drinks Of cider ana
found themselves in jail" J. NJ. Mont
gomery, federal prohibition officer. has
investigated.
Chemical analysis showed that most of
the cider had more than y Of 1 per
cent Of alcohol.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29

LESLEY's CLEANER FOR PIANOS
Makes old furniture appear new. ASK
for it.-AdYcrtisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-29

Perfection EgEs-GIOssbrennsr's.
Evening star., 1920-05-02
trip out In the desert to witness th

trip out In the desert to witness the
shawl dance. :,
ARRIVING at the Assyrians' camp.
saws Kyra. I'VE had something to eat.
and then, when the stars came out and
the moon was beamtng. these nomads
began their wild dance. 1t started with
. slow and methodical waving OF shawls;
Gradually these shawls we're wrapped
and unwralped around the body. Ihe
music was the beating OF tom-toms;
As the rhythm Of the drums increased
the dancers qu.ckened their motion un-
til the dance itself became a frenzy;
and IL was continued for hours unit!
the participants fell down in the sand
from sheer exhaustion.
.-The shawl dance brings every mus
Gle OF the body into violent motion
While the shawl looks light. II &C
tually weighs between seven and eight
pounds and requires great skill and
strength in handling.
THE Assyrians. the Saharan Assk :
rians. always danced III the starlight
and the beauty Of the scene is en-
HANGED by the brilliancS of the moon
and stars reflected through the shawis
The shawls are made in cairo, Egypt,
and are very expensive.
Then Dick lighted cigarette ana
a .a--away lock came into his eyes,
Evening star., 1920-05-02
COSMOS-"Powder Puff Parlor.

Hugo Jansen's latest revue OF
youth, beauty. fashions and talented
girls, Powder Puff Parlor." will head
the Cosmos Theater bill this week.
II is much more than a beauty pa
rade of ultra fashion and gowns ana
advance notices are unusually nat
pany will bring The Wife Saver,
described as q comedy of ''ail laughs
and joy." and Ed Ward and Grace
RAYMOND, one Of the funniest teams
in vaudeville. a laughmaker OF their
own concoction. Others include True
Pals" introducing a wonderful little
dog. Trixie; Jimmy Reynolds. with
new songs and amusing stories:
Marks and Rosa, both with excellent
voices. song Offering interpolated
with fun, and Harry and Anna Scfan-
ton, a pretty wire act.
Paramount -Artcraft's great picture.
.AIy Lady's Garter" will be the added
matinee attraction. and. with Tram
ing for a Husband" a new Sennett
comedy: Mutt and Jef and the Patne
News will complete the bill.
A fine collection OF vaudeville ana
aim features are programmed today
from pm. to closing time.
Evening star., 1920-05-02

IN E-p1l-l-AS seats Tor
- theatrical! entertainment
- are a Joke" In the opin-
ion Of Mr., Lee Shubert.
who also believes that
theater prices have reached their
peak" This information comes from
the Shuhert press department.. and, as
the Messrs, Shubert control the great
cs, number of theaters in New York
and throughout the country, accord
ing to the same source OF information.
the news should carry reinsurance.
despite the fact thas $40 seats
menaced Washington last week.
Managers who contemplate such an
advance" Mr., Shubert Is quoted rs
saying. must he careful not TO XIII
rhe goose that is laying the golden
egg. The theater is a luxury, more or
less. and this unwarranted increase
Will simply tend 10 drive patrons
from the playhouse, 1t is true the cost
Of materials, labor. etc, have gone UP
greatly. hut the increase does moi;
warrant the boost 10 So. 1T is n
scheme. sort Of Welsh rarebit dream
1" take advantage of the public and
souEe them just as the spectators
main practically the same as this
unless there should he some unusual
production
But flye-doliar seats are not the
only evil that threaten the theater
patrons. From the press representa-
tive Of the San Carlo Grand Opera Com
rany comes the appalling information
that prohibition is likely 10 drive
grand opera from America and that
General Director Fortune Gallo is
really worried about keeping his or
canization together for next season
,Some Of the company, it is said, al
ready have announced their intention
to return TO Italy never to come back
again to America Some OF the prin-
Cipals, according to the statement. are
quite outspoken on the subject: but.
IL is asserted. prohibition bears heavi-
1y upon members of the chorus. to
whom light wine is as necessary as
food. The great artists. say the cho-
of the wealthy, where prohibition does
hot reach. but the men and women in
the chorus are denied even this res
pite fro . limitation which they
cannot understand and very strongly
resent Thus FAR prohibitions does not
seem to have hurt the motion picture,
and il Is not beyond the possibilities
that the photoplay may be made TO
suffice for both the loss Of the legiti-
mate stage. II the fve-dolla1 seat be-
comes a Axed institution, and for
grand opera driven from our shores
by inhospitable treatment Of the
chorus.
Evening star., 1920-05-02
John BARRyMoRE
Garden

summer season at the Shubert- Car
rick Theater tomorrow evening. in Il
Love You." a play that won distinct
success on Broadway. but has never
been seen in Washington. Earle
Foxe, Doris Sheerin, Edward Mackey,
Madge Bellamy, Anne Morrison, Jack
Roche. Charles Stanton and Edith
Campbell Walker. all well known to
Washington playgoers. under the di-
rection Of Edwin Forsberg. and with
SafvatoresNaItesea as scenic artist. will
provide entertainment through the
,summer, which mado the G4EStGk
.Bf4Sefs-so.EfeE< xftfactfon 1ast
year.
The musical program will start at
8 o'clock and run until $50. when the
curtain will be raised and the players
VIII be introduced to the audience just
before the play. AN elaborate open
ing night has been planned.
Evening star., 1920-05-02

whose fame ranges from grand opera
to musical comedy. vaudeville and the
screen. will be heard In songs that
have won her worldwide fame. Rae
Samuels. termed the blue streak Of
vaudeville" will be the added feature
in song and chatter. George Kelly
and company will present for the first
time his own comedy. '"The Flattering
Word" Others include Bailey and
CowAn. Jazz experts. with Estelle Da-
Wis. In "A Little Production in One; !;
Evening star., 1920-05-02

Natisaal VAUDEVILLE Day-National
Vaudeville Artists' day will be cele-
i. brated throughout the country Wed
nesday to secure funds to aid the Ma
tiona Vaudeville Artists organize
city Fully 4os theaters are reseoseerHed
in the drive" and ~ manyi a. 1e,eep
vaudeville artisfs wi1l be the behe !.
neiaries. The fund IL employed to
aid sick and INDECENT members and
their relatives. to pay funeral ex-
kenses. to give each member a $1,000
ways take care that no vaudeville
artist becomes q public charge In
either life or death. The dramatic
actors have the actors fund for their
protection. and the public has already
given largo sums for it's support. Now
IL Is the vaudeville players turn. The
movement was initiated at a recent
meeting Of the Vaudeville Mnagers
Protective Association by E. F. Albee
chief owner Of the Keith circuit and
the head and front Of twice-a day. OIL
'big-time vaudeville.
shawl Dance Of the Assyrians-
From the oldest living race Of people
in the world. the Assyrians. out on the
sands Of the Sahara desert under a
canopy Of stars, with the beauty Of the
night enhanced by moonlight" kyra Of
tHc SeHtuTy AhIuHlSHt W niTt ctdluls
TO have learned her shawl dance. Sc
says Dick Richards. the peripatetic pub
1icity phenomenon. who also claims h<
can prove IL. il desired.
"A short time ago Kyra made trr
10 Egypt, to stuly the dances Of tina,
land. and. while in Cairo met a wealth,
merchant. Abolyan- Yon- -Helloyet. who
. told Kyra, SO Richard says. that the
most remarkab BILE dance he knew Of In
Egypt was one that had been evolved
by the Assyrians. Abolyyan- Yon- Hell.
loyet further explained to Kyra that
'the Assyrians were race Of nomads
who gained their livelihood by raidine
caravans in the desert" These were .
new brand of Assyrians. maybe.
Nfter a successful raid. he said. the,
danced the shawl dance to celebrate
their success. He promised. il possible
80 have Kyra present at one of these
danccs. SO she could see it for herself.
y week later Abolyan-Y Helioye
Informed kyra that the Assyrians. th'
new brand Of Saharan Assyrians. ex
pected to celebrate a very successful
rad. and kyra. accompanied by tn,
merchant and some friends. made
Evening star., 1920-05-02

- = - =
Moran and Mack In blackface wit and
melody: Princess Radjah, in her scenic
production, "Cleopatra's Dance" and
whirlwind Arabian chair dance: ]. c.
Nugent. the author com edian: Ber-
tram and Sexton. In sunny southern
songs; Gosler and Lusby. in Artistic
Bits: Topics Of the Day" and the
kinograms.
Today at and Sis pm. Santley and
Sawyer. Miss Juliet and others of last
weeks bill will appear.
Evening star., 1920-05-02
BELASCO-San Carlo Opera,

The San Carlo Grand Opera Com
pany, which opens Its engagements
this week at the Shuber Be!asco, an
nounces eight performances as foi-
lows: 80.
soprano, Queena Mario: Giuseppe
Agostin; in the tenor role. and the
new Spanish baritone, Eincente BAL.
lester: Tuesday night, Verd!'s Aida
with Bula Ray Shu!l, soprano: Manuei
Salazar, tenor; stella De Met:e. con-
tralto; Mario Nalle, baritone, and
Pietro De Biasi. basso: "Wednesday
matinee Gounod's Faust" with MISS
Mario as Marguerite. Agostin! as
Faust. Ballester as Valentine and De
Bias; as Mephistopheles: Wednesday
night, Madam Butterfly" with Mar
celia Craft, who is added 20 the san
Carlo roster for Washington as a
guest artist for one performance only;
Nine. Fernanda as Suzuki. NJ. Bos-
cacci as Pinkerton and .ir. Nslle as
Sharpless: Thursday night. VERDI
la Fora del Destino;" revived TN TINS
season, with Miss Shur. Sa!azar, Bal
lester and De R;asi; Friday night.
double bill. Mascagnrs "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and Leoncavallos "Pag-.
liacci," with Nine. De Ms.:e. Boscacci
and Vale appearing in the first named
and with Miss Mario, agostini ana
Vale in the second: Saturday matt
nee. Carmen" with Stella De Metre
in the title role. Miss Mario as Mi
as Escamillo. and Saturday night.
yerdfs III Troyatore," with Mines
Shull and Fernando and Salazar. Bal
lester and Cervi in the cast.
All the performances will he con-
Quoted by Gaetano Merola.
Evening star., 1920-05-02
GAYETY-Reynolds' Revue.

Abe Reynolds Revue" is the pres
ent weeks attraction at the Gayety.
The organization has long been noted
for its high class entertainfp ent a
fine cast, a large chorus and beauti-
Evening star., 1920-05-02

full scenery and costumes Reynolds
himself heads the cast in new ver-
sion Of the character Jacob Rosen-
bloom Others include Billy Davis.
Arthur Mayer, Bunnie Dale, Gladys
Parker. Phyliss Eltis and WacD, high
| CONTINUED on Page 2. Column ID
Evening star., 1920-05-02
.R0LI'S-"CentuEy Midnight =
Whirl.n .vxsrs

John Henry AeAEs, .by arrangement
with Morris Gest. will present, for the
first time in this city. q New York
midnight show. the Century Mid
night -Whirl." at Polls Theafer, open :
ing Tuesday night.
Thirty six beautiful girls. known
as "the miliionaires' chorus" will be
one Of the delightful features OF the
show They will be gowned in dresses
that respond to every mood Of FASH
ion and present a variety of exquisite
conceptions.
The New York midnight show came
from Paris and has been popular be-
cause 1t is unusual.
In the cast which Mr.. Mears has Sc
lected. Bessie Mccoy Davis. famous
on the American stage. is the featured
member. Others are Frank Fay. Wi
mona Winter. Felix Adler. Jay Could,
Kyra the dancer. Annette Bade, the
White Way Trio. Daisy De Witt. May
Hennessey, Kathryn Hatfield and Bet
tina Allen.
Evening star., 1920-05-02
RI KErTH,s-Fritzi Scheff.

At B. F. Keith's Theater Wednesday
at an hour to be announced National
Vaudeville Artists day will be cele-
brated by a monster benefit perform
ance. This week Mile. Fritzi Scheff.