Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 August 1915 — Page 3
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EXPECT GEN. CARRANZA TO BLOCK PEACE PLAN
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tion. That Carranza will make an unfavorable response to the appeal on the ground that foreign intervention would be unwelcome to the Mexican people is the belief of his representatives here. His friends claim he will say that he already has brought peace to a large part of Mexico that he is in full control of that territory that he is restoring order and that after removal of the capital from Vera Cruz to Mexico City he will consent to confer with the revolting factions. In other quarters, however, It was said that he might agree on a conference based on proportional representation.
Secretary Daniels has ordered the battleships Louisana and New Hampshire, enroute to southern waters, to proceed immediately to Vera Cruz where they are due to arrive Wednesday to replace the gunboats Marietta and Sacramento. The Marietta has been ordered to Progreso because of difficulty in getting American sisal shipments out of that port. Secretary Daniels explained that no further alarming reports had come from Vera Cru* and no trouble was looked for.
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Marriage Licenses.
By Special Correspondent. ROOKVILLE, Ind., Aug. 17.—Marriage licenses have been Issued to Frank L. Ohaver and Clarice Marjery Nevlns Clarejice A. Thomas of Lena and Artie Mitchell of Carbon Carl Bernartl of Warren county and Rosia Bell Jackson of Mecca Earl Row© of Numa, Ind., and Vina Shadley of North Terre Haute WilHam J. Roberts, Mecca, and Grace Burch, Mecca.
NEW GROCERY OPENS.
Clay City Store Conducted by Local Business Men. .. By Special Correspondent.
CLAY CITY, Ind., Aug. 17.—The firm of Coan Bros., composed of Earl and Harry Coan, have opened their new sanitary grocery store to the public. The building is located at the corner of Eighth and Main streets and is constructed of concrete blocks made especially for this building by the Modern Concrete works of this place. Both young men are^Clay City products, having been born and raised at this place. The Coa ljoys have been connected with the grocery business for ten years.
OPENS NEW WINE CELLAR.
New Feature at Monninger Winery on North Seventh Street. Gerhardt Monninger, of the Ann of P.. H. Monninger & Sons, wine growers, has been busily engaged for some time constructing an old-fashioned German Rathskeller to be operated in connection with the wine rooms at the Monninger place, 1940 North Seventh street. Mr. Monninger said Tuesday that the- Rathskeller likely will be opened next week.
Untrue to the name, the new room is not below the ground, but would have been, Mr. Monninger said, had it not been for the fact the underground wine cellars are damp and cold.
NOTES OF LABOR WORLD.
CARTERET, N. J., Aug. 17.—Nearly 1,000 men, most of them machinists who had been employed In four factories or oil plants here, were on strike today. Most of them demanded an eight-hour day and an increase of 5 per cent in wages. About 500 men quit work at the plant of the Goldsmith Detinning company while 150 men left the works of the Wheeler Condenser and Engineering company. Two hundred employes of the American Agricultural company, who recently received an advance of 20 per cent in wages, left that company's employ and .100 men went out of the works of the i| j'g,* Inter-Ocean Oil company.
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FOR NEXT CHAUTAUQUA
Committee Reports Program Just Closed Big Success—Talent %. Booked for 1976. fer/
Sy Special Correspondent. ROCKVTLL®, Ind., Aug. 17.—The Rockville Chautauqua management claims the receipts from this year's meeting will place the association out of debt and a balance in the treasury. The exact figures have not been determined. The gate receipts of Sunday, alone, amounted to nearly $2,500. It was thought between 8,000 and 9,000 people attended the Taft speaking In the afternoon. Dr. M. H. Lichliter, platform manager, Mjiss Mary Reynolds, demonstrator in millinery and basketry, and James G. Akright, "The Boy Man," have been retained for next Chautauqua "in 1916, dated for August 7 to 17. The association has already booked talent for next year.
Tailor.Shop Sold.
"By Special Correspondent. ROCKVIKLE, Ind., Aug. 17.—-N. C. Moore, who for the past year has conducted a tailoring establishment the Union block, has disposed of his business to O. L. Jordan of Brazil. Mr. Jordan Is continuing in the same location.
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WASHINGTON, Aug.- 17. Responses to the Pan-American appeal calling upon the Mexican factional leaders to end their civil strife still were being awaited by administration officials today. No rep^es had reached the ftate department early today although both General Carranza and "Villa have received the communica!FriediniSori\QVGrilS6IIlGIll
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work to do If they would gret started. At this point Ballard gained the floor and interrupted.
Declares "It's True."
"It is all true, every word of it," he said, "and, furthermore, we can prove it." The court motioned for him to eit clown. said Colliver continuing, "there is no said Colliver continuing, there is no time like the present. This dirty scurrilous attack upon the person of a
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We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS
Wednesday, August 18, 1915
Table d'Hote Dinner, 35c
Served from 11 A. M..to 2 P. M.
Vegetable Soup Choice
Spring Chicken, "Country Style" with Cream Gravy Roast Sirloin of'Beef
Choice 7
Snow Flaked Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes New Corn on the Cob
Olives Pickles
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Cherry Pie a la Mode Choice Milk
The Painters Are Working
—Giving the ceilings a fresh, new dress. For any inconvenience caused we ask your indulgence. Thank you.
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Shoes Tomorrow—Here Is
A Silk Lisle "Onyx" Hose 1000 Pairs at "i the Pair L\j
—Because we want to see good hose go with a pair of good shoes, we offer tomorrow during the Dollar Sh5e Sale told of elsewhere in this advertisement, 1,000 pairs of Women's Black Silk Lisle ONYX Hose our number -f B-489 regular price, the pair 25c I sale price, the pair for
For Women, 50,0 pairs of Pure Silk Hose well-known make black only, regularly $1.00 the pair Sale Price, the pair
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The well-known "Warner" Corset for the slender and average figures made of good quality batiste embroidery trimmed across top heavy hook below front clasp two pair of hose supporters all sizes from 19 to 28 regularly
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For Children 1,000 pairs of' "Onyx" hose, in black and white lisle numbers B-54 and W-54 regularly 25c the pair Sale. 0"1 Price, the pair £iX. 1/
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A One Day Sale of 250 Regular $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
Beautiful Framed Pictures
Wednesday, Your Choice for $1.00
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For Wednesday, Suburban Day, and just for the one day ONLY, we offer 250 large Framed Pictures, including subjects in Landscape, Marine, Fruit, Head and Copies of Old Masters in mahogany and walnut finished brown oak frames and dull and bright gold frames sizes 20x 24 in., 16x36 in., 18x32 in. and 18x30 in. oblong and oval shapes regular selling prices $1.25, $1.50 and $2 on sale Wednesday
reputable lawyer is a disgrace to the profession. There ought to be an Investigation by the body which can take care of men as file such insults. "If there was an investigation It would be the worse for your client," said Ballard and pointing at Whitlock he said. "There is going to be a disbarment proceeding soon and no one in the city will want to speak to you, Mr. Whitlock. "Well, I don't want to speak to you." Whitlock replied, "I don't want to have anything to do with a man like you."
Colliver filed his motion to strike out and Ballard objected on the grounds that the case had already been set for trial and that dilatory proceedings were out of order. The court continued the hearing until Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
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sell. The Advertisement found daily oh this page under the above signature is advice on where and how to economize. Tomorrow, for instance, .we offer Women's $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes at $1.00 the pair.
These Special Values
In Gloves
—Should be attractive to those in need. Note them:
16 Button Embroidered 8ilk Gloves patent finger tipped Paris point stitching white oniy value $2.00 special at vtf?"
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16 Button Silk Gloves patent finger tipped Paris point stitching in colors of navy, gray, pongee and tan value $1.00 special at -—79c
Kayser 16 Button Chamoisette Gloves spear point back ,white and biscuit shades pair —$1.00
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5 $ brio Edges, Bands and Insertions 5'1*
$ $ values up to 20c sale price, 5 $ yard (Main Floor—Center Aisle)
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For Men 1,000 pairs Hose in black and colors 18c the pair Sale Price, two pairs for (Main Floor—West Aisle)
men's
Come Here for Trimmings
Rose Trimming made of mesealine rose buds and dainty silk braid, in white, rose, pink, light blue and red special, yard 59o $ Tassels and Ornaments jet and $ White beaded ones values up to
TlBc special, each 19o (Main Floor—Center Aisle)
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by Ballard and Roach had already been put In the hands of a committee and that it was expected to report within th* next few days. "The charges which Ballard brings against me are purely false," he said. "They are a lie from beginning to qnd. It is perjury on '.he part of the woman and Ballard knows it. She was convicted In City Court of keeping a house of ill fame and is of a character which would make anything that she .-.aid doubtful. I can bring twenty members of the Vigo bar down here to swear to my good character, in fact fully that number have already offered to do so.
WEST TERRE HAUTE NOTES.
By Special Correspondent.
Later Whitlock said that a bar in- WEST TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Aug. 17. vestigation of the methods employed —Mra. Mollle Gills, of St_ Louis, was
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800 Pairs of Women's New $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps:
and Low Shoes sale price
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Men's Splendid Handkerphiefs
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Men's Plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs tt-inch hem made of fine cambric special, tour
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Fancy white Virginia Cobbiers, special Wednesday fifteen pounds (one peck) for
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Bakery Specials
Fresh Cherry Pies for Fresh Apple Pies for
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Root Special Layer Cakes Fancy Layer Cakes, each (Ohio St. Annex)
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the guest of Mrs. J. W. Adams, of East Miller avenue, Sunday. Mrs. Ida Godsey, of Paris avenue, has as her guests her brother, William Holbert. of Svdney, Ohio, and her niece, Mrs. Adam Evans and children. or Warsaw, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Frew, of Leon avenue, have had as their guests for several days Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frew, of Jasonville Mr. and Mrs. Terrence MeGee and daughters, of Linton, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Frew and their guersts and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neal and family, of South Seventh street, picnicked at Collett's park Sunday.
Miss Margaret Adams, of Miller avenue, Is vlBlting her aunt, Mrs. John Wells, at Reelsville. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hall, of Farrlngton, 111., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rushworth, of North Sixth strp*t.
Miss Glenna Erwln, of Rlggy avenue, will entertain the Delta Alpha Bible class of the M. E. church Tuesday night. The class Is preparing to give a boat excursion up the river Friday evening, August 27.
Mrs. Fred Hadley, of Miller avenue, will entertain the Queen Esther cirtle Tuesday evening. The evening will be
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That Starts Torribfrow Morning At Nine O'clock
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—Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock, a half hour after the store opens for business, we shall start on its way the Great Dolla/ Shoe Sale—a Sale of some 800 pairs of Women's New Pumps and Low Shoes. It is an event that is bound to attract attention, because it has the force and enthusiasm of this Store back of it, and because of the high standard of quality in the shoes, and because of the very low price at which they are offered.
LEATHERS Kid, Patent, Tan and White. \vHKELS. Cuban and Louis. '^TOPS.,* .Kid and Cloth in colors and black. ^SIZES:^"
size is in some of the many styles.
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Enameled Ware at
'Begins in the Morning at 8:30
5 ce^e8th tom2?rowewef offers Housewares Section will place on sale 560 LARGE pound sack of h. &.E. Pure Cane pieces of Enameled Ware. Some of the pieces have
Tomorrow morning at 3:30 o'clock the Basement
Granulated sugar sHght imperfections, but their usefulness is in no way Potatoes 16c impaired. Included are:
White and Blue and White Combinets, 18x11 Covered Roasters, 14 aiid 17 quart Dish Pans, 7 and 8 quart Tea Kettles, 10 quart Water Pails and 3 quart Coffee Pots. ps No telephtine"order? will be lccepted and
we limit one piece of each kind to a customer, or I Values up to $1.50 sale price, your choice for (Basement—Main Building)
devoted to business and. a tsudy of the sclrptures. Among the West Terre Haute people who attended the chatauqua at Rock' ville Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Burton Cassaday, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Hunt, Mr.
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and Mrs. Lee Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Her»' man Lakin, Messrs. Henry Ensmlnger,, W. A. Sanford, J. W. Adams and Harry1 Mcllroy.
Miss Helen Skelton was the guest
Miss Helen Jones Sunday.
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OUTDOOR TERRACE AND SUMMER GARDEN1 Special Dancing Features Single Rooms with Bath. $3.50 up Double Rooms with Bath, $5.00 Op
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