Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 June 1916 — Page 6

22 JOIN VOllMQt COMPANY AT BRAZIL

Another Meeting Will Be Held Friday Evening, and Training Will Begin Immediately.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., June 29.—A good start toward the formation of a company of i volunteers was made at a mass meeting held at the Metropolitan skating rink last night when twenty-two

signed- the membership roll.

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call for the meeting was issued

by Major Dennis McAuliff and R. E. Wolfe and Harry Britton, former captains of Indiana national guards. Oscar Todd, a member of the fire department, and formerly in the regular

army, sounded the bugle call for the

meeting. Another meeting will be held Friday evening and those who have signed up by that time will be put through -the first course of training. There •will be no delay in drilling on account of a full company not having been secured but the training will continue and the new recruits added to the company as they enlist. Those who have joined the company are Dennis

McAuliff, R. E. Wolfe, Harry Britton, Rbbert Hawkins, George Watts, Thomas Tiffey, James Adams, F. R. Gullifer, Walter Stough, Crawford wilbur, Vincent Timko, Oscar Todd, ]?. A. Warren, Jesse Gosnell, Scott Johnaon, F. C. Remington, John Rod'enbarger, Tom Scanlon, F. C. Dllley, James Brann, Jack Faulkner, Eugene Holliday.

WOMEN TO GIVE PLAY.

'{The Mothers' Meeting" Will Be Preiented to Boost Park Fund. 1 By Special Correspondent.

BRAZIL, Ind, June 29—The Ladies' Literary society will produce a oneact comedy entitled, "The Mothers' Sleeting," at the Arc theatre Friday 4^ternoon and evening for the benefit jf the state park fund. Th- ladies will jive one performance in the afternoon and at night 'here will be a continuous performance

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three shows from 7 to

Faces Desertion Charge.

[by Special Correspondent •j. BRAZIL, Ind., June 29.—Lewis Rose, #ho is wanted at Grayson, Ky., for desorting bis wife and four children, was arrested last evening by Chief of Police Jackson and will be held here until the arrival of Sheriff Poots from Grayson. Rose was arrested just, after he had called at the general delivery Window of the post office and had askod for mail. Ross has been working here for about three weeks.

Crowd Gathers at Depot,

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., June 29.—Fully 3,000 people were at the Vandalia depot last ^""tiight to .see the New Jersey troop ft /tyain8'lger~fhrough but were disappbint-

eid. The supply train went through at 8:45 and most of the crowd went home. the stock train followed shortly after y 9 o'clock and the troop train of nineiV ttffcn coaches went through at 9:46.

Plans for County Tour.

Sy Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., June 29.—M. L. Smith, /chairman of the retail division of the chamber of commerce, has appointed several committees to make the arrangements for the tour of th^ county vrhich will be

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ness men of the city soon.

Peddler Pays Fine.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., June 29.—Sam Ross, a traveling peddler, was arrested last evening for peddling without a license. He was fined $10 which he paid and lteft the city.

STRUCKT^THPITE^WRENCH.

By Special Correspondent. WEST UNION, 111., June 29—"Uncle" Hiram Gard is at his home in a critical condition as the result of an injury he received yesterday morning at the flouring mill. Mr. Gard began an altercation with Chas. Ingram, who had been trespassing over Gard's cornfield.

It was reported that Mr. Zigler, the I miller, ordered Gard away from the

mill but he would not go. Zigler Struck Gard with a pipe wrench while ?nfcram kicked him, leaving him unconscious. Gard is an aged man and the pesults of the blow may prove fatal. pHarges have been preferred against ihem in court.

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Next Door American Theatre. Open Monday, July 3, until 9 p. m.

What is Home Without an Heir!

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at least one of the soldiers were seriously injured and that others wiere slightly wourtded, but that all of them were carried aboard the other cars of the train and their names could not be learned. These reports were contradicted, however, by railroad employes who were on the scene and by the other members of the company who said no one had been hurt further than a little shaking up.

They said their train was not running fast and the time the caboose struck their rear coach and after the first shock the body of the car dropped to the track and bumped on the ties until the train was brought to a stop.

Many Trains Go Through. Militia troops from the eastern states en route to the Mexican border continued to pass through the city on the Big Four lines all day Wednesday. Following the two trains at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, were two more trains of twenty-five cars each, one at 9:15 o'clock and the other about 10 o'clock.

Both carried infantry from New York state with all equipment. Each train carried about fifteen coaches filled with the soldiers, and ten flat and box cars,filled with the equipment. The last train at 10 o'clock was part of the New York hospital corps, with equipment for field hospitals.

Both trains carried from five to ten provision wagons but no horses or mules. The men said horses would be procured at the border. Each train carried a "mess" car, including the stoves and other equipment fpr furnishing the meals.

The Big Four officials said that there was nothing definite as to more trains, with the exception that they would continue to pass through the city at all hours of the day.

The Seventh infantry, New York national guard, numbering about nineteen hundred, passed through the city Wednesday night about .9:30 o'clock over the Vandalia lines, enroute to the Mexican border. While the trains took on water here a large crowd of citizens conversed with the soldiers.

The trip was made from New York to Indianapolis in day coaches but at the latter place they were given sleepers. Sergeant Chas. Auffertt, of Company B, said the patriotic spirit displayed by the local citizens was the best shown In any of the cities that they had passed through.

Louis Conn Here.

Louis Conn, son of Charles Conn, former cashier of a Terr© Haute bank and whose mother was Miss Mattie Scudder of Terre Haute, was with the Seventh New York which went through Wednesday night. He is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. HolIingsworth and was met at the station by a number of friends. He is still In college in the east.

Ohio Troops Assemple.

COLUMBUS, O., June 29—The Eighth regiment, Ohio national guard, marched into Camp Willis at Upper Arlington today, the first unit of the state miljtia to arrive at the mobilization center. The Eighth is the largest regiment of the Ohio organization. The Sixth, Fifth, Fourth, Third and Second regiments are to receive orders to entrain today for Columbus, it is stated at headquarters, and. concentration is expected to be speedily concluded.

Twelfth New York Off.

NEW YORK, June 29.—The Twelfth regiment, about 1,200 strong, left for the Mexican border early today. Thepe infantrymen left their armory here last night and were in their coaches at Hoboken, N. J., as early as 9 o'clock,

"CAN'T CUT OFF MY LEG" SAYS RAILROAD ENGINEER

"I am a railroad engineer about 20 years ago my leg was seriously injured in an accident out West. Upon my refusing to allow the doctor to amputate it I was told it would be impossible to heal the wound. I have tried all kinds of salves and had many doctors in the past 20 years, but to no avail. Finally resolved to use PETERSON'S OINTMENT on my leg. You cannot imagine my astonishment when I found it was doing what over 100 things had failed to do. Mv leg is now completely cured."—Gus Hauft, 799 Myrtle Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. "It makes me feel proud to be able to produce an ointment like that," says Peterson. "Not only do I guarantee Peterson's Ointment for old sores and wounds, but for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Itching Skin and Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles, and I put up a big box for 25 cents, a price all can afford to pay and money back from vour druggist if not satisfied." Sold at Baur's pharmacy.

Peterson's Ointment out of sunburn-in 10 orders filled: fharges

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10c White Dimity

Striped dimity for children's dresses and house dresses cheaper than calico limit 20 yards sold to ladies only.

19c and 25c Fancy Voiles

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Yard wide fancy printed voiles in the daintiest patterns. Some are lace effect novelties, fast colors large variety. Never before have you seen such big values.

$1.00 Georgette Crepe

Yard wide silk finished Georgette crepe. The most wanted material for dressy summer waists light shades very scarce article. Limit ten yards to customer.

Frido} FIJer 25c Flaxon and Crystalyn

The genuine article. Name stamped on every piece fine sheer materials. Double fold. Neat stripes and checks. The best make of white goods on the market.

35c Linen Suitings

15c

Just the wanted goods for sport skirts and suits yard wide genuine linen colors tan, brown and cream limit io yards sold to ladies only.

$3 Room Lots Wan Paper $1.25

23 rolls finest grade new wall paper. Including side wall, ceiling and borders. Just the prettiest patterns of the season. These lots remain from our heavy selling during the season. Here's the chance to paper a room with the very finest paper at little cost.

but it was 3 o'clock before trains departed.

New Jersey Guard Enroute. MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 29.—The first of the special trains carrying the New Jersey national guard enroute to El Paso passed through Memphis today. The last of the four sections was expected here tonight.

NO HYPHEN HERE.

Among the officers of the "Fighting Seventh" of New York, which -went through Terre Haute last night, were such names as. O'Brien, Mulcahy, Donovan, Schmilz and Blumberg, which would seem to indicate that the hyphen that Colonel Roosevelt complains so much about is not much of a plague where the "Fighting Seventh" camc from.

DESCRIBES NAVAL CRUISE.

The Chamber of Commerce has received literature describing the naval training cruise for civilians!* which will be held from Jiug. 14 to Sept. 12. All applications f'.-r th.s voyage must be made by Julv 15. This voyage will give the civilians an opportunity to see battleships, cruisers, submarines, torpedo boats and hydro-aeroplanes in action.

DIVORCE CASE VENTJED.

The divorcr case of Fore.-t Kaufman against Edith Kaufman, which has been pending in the Vermillion county courts sinca Oct. 26 of last year, was venued to the Superior Court of Vigo county Thursday morning. Kaufman charges cruel and inhuman treatment. He was superintendent of highways of Vermillion county.

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$2.00 to $3.00 White Low

SHOES

Ladies' and growing girls' white low shoes, of fine poplin and Sea Island duck, 1 and 2 straps low or high heels rubber and leather soles. Just the ideal shoes for Fourth of July and vacation wear. Really wonderful bargain. This season's best styles values to $3.00. While

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NORMAL BOARD DISCUSSES SCIENCE BUILDING PLANS

Holds Meeting- In Indianapolis Because of Illness cf Member— President Parsons Attends.

Owing to the illness of Board Member Judge Kaleb S. Denny of Indianapolis, the special meeting of the Indiana State Normal school board for the purpose of furthering the plans for the new science building and the selecting of an architect was held in Indianapolis Thursday afternoon instead of at the Normal school, as scheduled.

President W. W. Parsons, of the Normal, and James E. Kelley, of Goshen, Ind., left on the 1 o'clock train for Indianapolis Lo attend the meeting. The men were to meet Charles E. Great house and go to the residence of Judge Denny, in case of the latter's continued illness.

Sold er/ Family Fund

Retail Merchants' Association ...$50.00 Terre Haute Tribune 50.00 E. R. Fairbanks 50.00 Chamber of Commerce 25.00 Petersdorf Store Employes 15.00 Anton Mayer 10.00 George M. Rvnick 10.00 Mrs. George M. Rvnick 10,00 Terre Haute Water Works 10.00 T. F. Grover 10.00 Mrs. George Buntin 10.00 D. W. Henry 10.00 Sig Petersdorf 10.00 Richard Werneke 5.00 James A. Cooper 5.00 Simon Levi 5.00 Frank C. Donaldson 5.00

through the want ads in Tlv' /Tribune. William Dalrympla 2.00

(MILL-END SALE FLYERS)

Three Big House Dress Flyers

$1.50

75c Dresses

49c

$1.25 Dresses

79c

Newest summer styles in gingham and percales full sizes neatly made some are fancy trimmed sizes up to 44. You will need many of these dresses for the hot days. Here's the chance to lay in a supply at less than the cost of the materials.

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One Dresses

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This 3-in-1 House Dress is a wonderful invention, The dress is made with detachable apron. Come in gingham, chambray and percale. The most sensible dress on the market. Cannot be had at any other store in Terre Haute.

Pineapples

For Canning Case of 42 for

$2.25

Here is your chance to buy fancy Cuban pineapples, very fine, solid, ripe fruit. Up to this time nothing has been offered for less than $2.75 per case, but a special purchase enables us to offer by the case only the 42 size, best size for canning, spe- dJO OK cial, a case ......

On sale Friday.

THIRD FLOOR FLYERS.

25c imported. Men- |nA Inn lemona, dozen l«v 25c can Hawaiian 4 Oallceed pineapple tOC 50c full quart bottle pure

25c one pound package farn-y steel cut Santon o. coffee JIOC 25c tins pure breakfast cocoa Iwv 50c gunpowder tea, special, a pound wt 30c sugar cured breakfast bacon strip*, 2 to 4 n«_ pounds, a pound 25c sugrar cured pig hams 7 to 10 pounds AA_ special, a (pound ""t 1 pound flat tins tuna An fish, 20c value for *"C 1 pound tall can's A„ pink salmon *"v 1 pound flat tins Coho -i Bn brand salmon steak ... 25 pound bag fine dry granulated sugar

P. 0. IMPROVEMENTS.

PROMINENT KNIGHT HERE.

Major A. J. Deveraux, of the New York state militia and temporarily attached to the "Fighting Seventh," which was in Terre Haute last night, is district deputy of New York Knights of Columbus. He said the Seventh took eleven members out of one council of the Knights of Columbus.

INFANTILE PARALYSIS GAINS.

NEW YORK, June 29.—An epidemic of infantile paralysis is spreading so rapidly here that the health department has organized a special force of 20 experts to fight it. So far 206 cases have been reported in Brooklyn and twenty in Manhattan from which there have been twelve deaths. Thirty-two cases were reported yesterday.

WHEN IN DOUBT. Try The Tribune.

NUXATED IRON

increases stiength of delicate, nervous, rundown people 200 per cent in ten days in many instances. ?100 forfeit if it fails as per full explanation in large article soon to appear in this paper. Ask your doctor or druggist

about it. New Central pharmacy always carried in stock.

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Special Flyers!

Three-in-1SateenPetticoats

50c Sateen OQ^» Petticoats 75c Sateen AQp Petticoats $1 Sateen y Petticoats..

Black and fancy colors fine mercerized sateens full width fancy flounces and the 69c ones have stylish flowered flounces. Don't miss these big specials Friday.

For

YOUR Eyes A Marvelous Offer

Dr. Von Binzer *will examine your eyes thoroughly and fit them with •perfect ground bifocal spherical lenses, for far and near vision, in a guaranteed gold filled frame complete with leather' case.

For Friday Only

New equipment in the way of a large scale and a safety vault were received at the postoffice Wednesday. The new scale has a capacity of 2,700 pounds, 200 poundo on the beam and 2,500 pounds on the weights The scale has been placed in the peuth' lobby. The vault is all steel.

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INDIANA MAN'S EXPERIENCE. Frank Moseley, Moore's Hill, I&d., writes: "I was troubled with almost constant pains in my sides and back and attributed it to weakening of my kidneys. I got a package of Foley Kidney Pills. Great relief was apparent after the first doses and In 48 hours all pain left me." If you have rheumatism, backache, swollen, achingt joints or stiff, painful muscles, why not try Foley Kidney Pills? Th,ey stop sleep-disturbing bladder ailments, too. Valentine's Economical Drug Store. 634 Wabash Ave.

Ask Your Grocer for

RAHM'S BREADandCAKES

Made of the Best Materials

A. FROMME

Wants to move a large stock of lumber prices right. 7th and Hulman Sts. Phones 475.

^HURgDAYrdxnvE 29, 1916.

Ladies' 29c Silk Hose

Fast black fibre silk hose seamless, double sole and heels. Run of the mill quality. Just 240 pairs in the lot. Limit two pairs. Sold to ladiesonly.

15c Ladies', Misses' and Infants' Boss

Ladies' black cotton hose ^j misses' and children's pink* blue and white lace hose infants' colored hose odd lots wonderful bargains limit six pairs.

Ladies' 39c Union Suits

White lisle finish ladies' union suits regular and extra sizes silk taped lace bottom or tight knee. Here's the chance for your summer's needs at little cost.

Hen's 75c Union Suits

Cool and airy men's union suits of check nainsook and poros mesh. The styles that men like. First qualityigoods. All sizes. Limited lot. Hurry if you want your share.

75c Muslin Underwear

Fine nainsook and long cloth gowns, skirts and envelope chemise with trimmings of imported laces and embroidery, Full size neatly made. All new and clean. The materials are worth more than our price for the finished garment.

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Optical Department

TROOPER KILLS POLICEMAN.

SPRlNGFIElLiD, 111., June 29.—Arthur Brown, a negro infantryman of the Eighth regiment, was arrested at Camp Dunne today by military authorities in connection with the killing early this morning of Patrolman Frank J. Crowley, a Springfield policeman. Brown is said to have confessed to Colonel Denison, commander of the Eighth regiment. 0^— MOST USED AUTOS CHAXGE HANDS through the want ads in The Tribune.

Child's 39c Bathing Snits

Boys' and girls' blue jersey bathing suits white trimming sizes to 34. Let the children go in bathing it's great sport and very beneficial. Only 120 in the lot. Hurry!

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HAVE T0U SEEN OUR

Handled Iced Tea Glasses

Fine cut thin blown, new shape

Set of 6—Only $2.50

They make ideal summer gifts. We have many new pieces in glass and silverware that will interest you.

Prices Ahvnj* Reasonable Quality the Bent.

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Fidelity Jewelry Co.

II At the Sign of the Clock, In the Middle of the Block. 814 Wabash Ave. New phone 4056. Old phone 314

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