Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 April 1915 — Page 3

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""TUESDAY, ^RIL 27, 1915.

TERRE HAUTE IN W

Scenes From Down Town Streets, Large Industries and Pictures of Well Known People.

The Prlncees motion pictures of scenes In Terre Haute with interior views of some of our biggest manufacturing plants, which were shown to a party of invited guests at the Vaiieties this morning moved some of the actors ""•%tftio viewed their own shadows from front to enthusiastic applause.

The piotures are remarkablv clear, even the interior scenes taken under disadvantages being far better than the average outdoor pictures of a loca' nature.

The arrival of a distinguished votcan visitor is shown and then proceeds the trip around the city and the manufacturing districts. The young woman ,: registers at the Terre Haute house, then passes up Wabash avenue to lock over various establishments. The interior views of the C. J. Root plass works are among the most striking. 5 The various stages in the formation of a bottle are shown.

The big baseball parade oa the opening day is successfully reproduced and there are very good pictures of Manager Gilbert and the rest of the players.

Scenes along the "Wabash river are also shown. Members of the Apple club are caught by the camera man while inspecting their new home. Jeff 7 Walsh, big and smiling, Patsy Mahaney

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LONG STORY AVAILS NOTHING.

Court Assesses Chicagoan $1 and Costs in Spite of Plea. Bicyclemen Voelker and Hardy Monday night arrested Michael O'Gradj at the Union station and sent him to jail charged with intoxication and suspicion. It is said the man picked up a grip whicn did not belong to him and was raising a disturbance. He told the judge his home was in Chicago, that he vts a whiskey salesman, that he never before had been arrested for intoxication, that he had come to Terre Haute for the purpose of attempting to arrange the bookmaldng privileges at the local fair grounds for the race meet, and then asked for leniency. He said he had the race track privileges here three yejtrs ago. He was fined $1 and costs.

SYMPHONY CONCERT.

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, O. rill's Catarrh Cure 1" *aken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.

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CHRISTrNE M1LIEB.

Miss Miller, an American contralto, who has won diTtinctlon in the musical oenters of this country and of Europe, will be heard Wednesday evening in the program of the Society for Musical Art Culture. She is a niece of Lr. Carl Leo Mees, president of the Roj Polytechnic.

always near the camera, Johnny Oleary in his new spring habilaments, "Stiromy." Bobby Bennett, Pete Gaxiiand and numerous other members of the Apple club are reproduced with the fidelity of a Mutual camera directed by Griffiths. The pictures will be shown at the Varieties. There's 1,200 feet of film in the exhibit and the pictures take about twenty minutes in the running.

Singers and musicians of West Terre Haute will join in a symphony concert at the Congregational church there on Tuesday evening. The concert will be under the auspices of the West Terre Haute Y. M. C. A. Myrick Owens and Evan EJvans have rehearsed the singers.

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ODD FELLOW'SPARADE VIEWED BY HUNDREDS

Nearly 700 (Members of Order Take Part—Seven Unique Floats Are In Line.

Hundreds of people lined Wabash avenue Monday night to witness the parade of the Odd Fellows lodges In celebration of the ninety-sixth an niversary of the order. Nearly 700 members of the fraternal order from Terre Haute and surrounding towns marched in the parade. Seven floats, a squad of policemen, threo bands and 40 automobiles carrying members of the organisation were in the line of march.

Parade Unusually Large. Red lights wfere used In profusion to make the parade attractive. The parade was one of the largest and most representative of any fraternal demonstrations given In Terre Haute in years. It was unique in its nature. There were hundreds of out-of-town members In line marching in honor of the ninety-sixth anniversary of the organisation. It was more of & 5em on strati on of fraternal loyalty than a pre-initiatory demonstration.

The floats used in the procession especially were attractive. They showed careful work on the part uf the committees in charge of the celebration. The delegations from Hymera, 'Clinton, Brazil, Marshall, 111., and ether towns were prominent in the line of march. The entire delegation from Marshall appeared in automobiles.

The parade was somewhat of a demonstration of the wonderful growth of the Odd Fellows in Terre Haute since its organization. The many visitors were shown the Odd Fellows' temple at Eighth and Ohio streets which Is owned by the order and many compliments were passed on the splendid home.

One of the bands which attracted special attention was the Wabash Remedy company band. This band made its appearance in neat suits and was given applause at several points in the business district when it appeared. This band was given the honor of leading the parade.

A group of members gathered around the bedside of a sick member was found on the first float which bore the sign "We "Visit the Sick." The next float showed how the members in distress are provided for

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lodge. Fort Harrison Lodge No. 157 had charge of this float. The other floats in line represented the burial of. the dead members, the education of the orphans and showed different groups of members in the various lodges.

Deputy Grand Master Speaks. The parade moved throyjr'n the business district and ended at the Central Christian church, where the deputy grand master, Jesse McBeth, spoke. The church was filled with members of the order. The president of the Rebekah lodge spoke during the evening.

The Keystone class of the Central Christian church served a supper to the members of the order in the church from until 7 o'clock. Many of the members of the order attended this supper.

Brig. Gen. E. R. Beauchamp was In charge of* the parade and he was assisted by H. P. Williams, W. D. Adams, W. G. Henry, Amos Eckel and John Rowe.

CROSS ADDRESSES KNIGHTS.

National Lecturer of Holy" Grail Speaks to West Terre Heute'Boys. Price Emerson Cross, the national lecturer of the Knights of the Holy Grail, addressed the boys and young men of the castle at the Bethany Congregational church, West Terre Haute, Monday night. The knightly principles of the order were explained by Mr. Cross. After Mr. Cross' talk the boys gave an exhibition drill. Refresh ments were provided for all. Mr. Cross came from Springfield, 111., to guve th'e address. The Bethany castle is in charge of Paul Fears, Charles Turl and William Ulbrich and the meetings are held each Monday and Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock.

RELEASES FIRST OFFENDER.

Judge Newton Allows Frank Radcliffe to Take Pledge. The first man to face* Judge R. Voorhees Newton in City Court Tuesday morning was Frank Radcliffe, arrested for intoxication. The judge said that inasmuch as the man was afflicted with infantile paralysis, both of his arms being practically useless, he thought it inadvisable to add fire to the flame by drinking. Radcliffe took the pledge before the judge and was allowed to go when the judge said, "You begin right now to make good your promise. The court will not have any leniency if you are brought up again."

BISHOP CAMPBELL HERE.

Head of Free Will Denomination of the A. M. E. Church. Bishop J. C. Campbell, of St. Louis, is here for a few days advancing the work of the new Free Will Methodist church on South First street. He las just closed a successful meeting at Evansville and is enroute to St. Louis where he makes his headquarters. The Free Will church now has about cisrht hundred members^in Indiana and during the past year, 1914, six new churches were established. Four have been established this year. The bishop will remain here until next Tuesday, when he goes to Indianapolis to conduct a meeting at that place.

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New Association Now Includes 44 on Membership Rolls. Eight new members were added to the list of the Terre Haute branch of the Organization for the Advancement of Colored People, at a meeting of the executive committee held Monday night at the home of Prof. Joseph Jackson, 1930 Spruce street. This makes the total membership 44. Prof. Jackson presided at the meeting in the absence of the president, Job'/ E. Round tree. The next meeti^-- *1 be held at the Spruce M. E. church. Nino-

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The light bottle brewer hides behind a paper lid and refuses you that one guarantee within his power—purity.

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