Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1916 — Page 3

LADIES TAKE CM OF HUGHES CAMPAIGN

mmu "Silk Stocking Special" Starts Across Country to Boom the Judge.

'NEW YORK, Oct. 2—Several hundred women of New York and other cities, many of them prominent in civio affairs as well as social circles, at'I tended a breakfast here this morning in honor of a corps of twenty-five -women speakers who later boarded the women's campaign train for Hughes i. for a month's campaign tour of twentyoight states. *, After the breakfast the women paraded down Fifth avenue in automobil^s and stopped for a brief meeting in front of the headquarters of the republican national committee. The procession carried American flags and campaign posters bearing photoap»pha of Mr. Hughes.

The banners and the autos wei4 gaily -j decorated with pink ribbons, fane of%flcial colors and pink ribbins floated the hats of the ladies. Pink ribMr^boniH fluttered from the American flags ^'wh'lch the party bore. #Tv Owing to the wealth of the women ,ln the party, the train has been called

the "Silk Stocking Special." About fifty

women accompanied

the

regular corps of speakers and will take part in some of the meetings but will gono further than Chicago.

Their first meeting will be held on the lawns of the executive mansion at Albany this afternoon and will be preceded by a luncheon given by Mrs. .Charles S. Whitman, the governor's wife. A night meeting and musicals will be held at Syracuse and the next atop, will be at Rofchester tomorrow morning to be followed by a meeting at' Buffalo tomorrow afternoon. •..Among the women campaigners are:

Mrs. William R. Willcox, wife of the chairman of the republican nationaltebpmiiittee Mrs. M. G. Brumbaugh, :yWif(6 'of the governor of Pennsylvania .-'.Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott, of Newport, 1$. I. Mrs. Charles S. Bird, of Massachusetts Miss Helen Varick Boswell, fvbe- national leader of the Republican •WbWfe&'s league Mrs. Frank Gibson, itf^jLos Angeles Mrs. George Harvey, ot= New York, and Mrs. R. Livingston

Beeckman, wife of the governor of Rhode Island Miss Sylvia Bufflngton, -toe noted English suffragette, and Mrs.

Bascom Lodge, formerly a noted temperahce lecturer.

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BRETHREN CONFERENCE

sC^'urbhes of District to Meet Tuesday and Wednesday. kThe conference of the Second disti^.ct of the United ^brethren churches -i'isA.to'be held Tuesday and Wednesday .fct'tfthe United Brethren church of New

Ind. Churches in West Terre

--'Ss^te, Sanford, New Goshen, St. Berenice .and Prairieton and the Barbour

Avenue

and1 Second Avenue churches

u^Terre Haute are included. Rev. C. -*I| Roush, of -the- Barbour 'Avenue •c?51,rcl1' chairman of the district. The ^^Wgrani will start.,at it o'clock Tuesday corning and will be as follows:

Woli.on. tbe Rev. G. L. Granden--iJ*'!?- ?,ns,and susrprostions from any #T»o Tin all phases of conference and lok1u£c1' w°»"k. Meeting in charpe 2J conference Superintendent E -Shannon.

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A»o Securing Best Results," C. I. Roush. QvercominK the Handicaps, or Winning Against Groat Odds," the Rev C. JVAwain, Sl. Bernice.

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JVUiA, 'representative. Pi m.—Program in charge of I. C. Unrepresentative. p. m.—"Our Relation to Local

Com ere nee. Denomination and

Institutions, the Rev. Mr. l'arr, New •. lioslieji. 7j30 'p. ni Program in charge of Sunday school hoard of control.

POIICE COURT DOCKET.

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HOmSHAftlrt

-430 Nortn Fourth

charged with, intoxication and

profanity, was fined $1 and costs on each, charge. J??)}11: Vnctl

North fourth

street,- w ho had recently promised to l?aV®:tOwn, was given one more «*hance on her promise to leave Terre Haute

Defore noon. James McCoy, charged with intoxication, was given fifteen minutes to get out of town.

Russell Leslie, Charles Parker and ?ay'

Oreeneastle,

»eie released pending good behavior. They were charged with intoxication. .Vpe care against Julius ZaKorsky. charged with receiving- stolen money was aitmissed on motion of the nro«secuting^ attorney. was ^withheld in the cases of Maud Clements and Ida Brown

chM-i'(?5d

with statutory offenses, on the

condition that they leave the city .rorty, Patton and Clarence Basket who -were arrested with the two women were also given their liberty, pending good-behavior.

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following cases were continued:

Geougre Anderson, shooting with intent,^Friday aiternoon Clarence Woodson, colored, assault and battery Wednesday morning Doc Coleman Carrying concealed weapons, assault ^andv battery, intoxication, Thursday morning.

DRINK HABIT GOES

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Orrihe is prepared in two forms: No 1 secret treatment Orrine No. 2, the vbluntary treatment. Costs only $1.00 a box, Ask us for booklet.

Buntin Drug Co., Sixth and Wabash avenqe.

APPLES

For, Sale bulk car lots of Ben Dayje all sprayed fruit also cidfr ^apples. 3

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It's a ration the boys appreciate, is this refreshing mint-flavored pick-me-up.

It brings added vigor for it allays thirst, helps appetite and digestion, keeps the mouth sweet and cool.

Send some to your soldier boy—it's small in cost big in benefit*

Write WnuWrlgley Jr. Co* 1024 Keener Bldg., Chicago for the 8Mmnn'i book on Gum-ptfan.

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CLAY WORKERS STRIKE BELIEVED KM END

Action of Sewer Pipe Company Employes Thought to Herald Close of Controversy.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Oct. 2.—Following the action of the employes of the American Sewer Pipe company yesterday in voting 44 to 13 in favor of accepting the company's offer and returning to work, it was predicted today that this signals the end of the clay workers' strike here and that the other seven plants will soon make agreement with their men and return to work.

The agreement with the Anjerican gives the men a minimum of $2 a day, a nine hour day for all except kiln burners who get an eight hour day. A meeting of the employes will be held this evening at whfch a separate union will be organized for the American plant, A separate charter will be issued by the United Brick and Clay Workers' union for this local.

Indications that there might by' a hitch in the proceedings'developed this morning when Organizer Kasten said that a new question had arisen but it is claimed that the men will stand by their vote of yesterday and that they will return to work when the whistle blows in the morning.

Between 25 and 30 of the former employes of the Brazil Clay company returned to work this morning. Officials of the company said advances had been given the men in some departments and a nine hour day granted with eight hours for the burners.

G. H. Trenary Dead.

By Speciai CorresDondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Oct. 2.—Word was received here this morning of the death at Chicago this morning of G. H. Trenary, formerly superintendent of the C. & E. I. here, who was relieved from duty for six months only two weeks ago as superintendent of the Chicago division at Danville on account of ill health. Mr. Trenary "resided in this City for a number of years and leaves many warm friends here. He was superintendent of the First Christian Bible school for several years and a ya.dfyjg*worker"in the .church. He-is survived by the widow, four Bona and

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a daughter. The funeral will be held at Danville Wednesday and local Masons will attend.

Squire Weds Them Again.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, ind., Oct. 2.—William diver, of Benwood, and Belle Ambrose, of Harmony, were married by Justice Law Saturday night. The marrying squire married this couple several years ago but they separated and were divorced.. The mother was given the custody of their' child and the visits of Cliver to his former wife to see the child resulted in a reconciliation and the marriage followed.

Luke M. Brown, of Muncie, and Miss Ada Johnston, of near Coal Bluflf, were united in marriage by Justice Law at his parlors Sunday morning.

PARIS MAN A SUICIDE.

Russell Wilson Ends Life In Chicago, Parents Hear. By Special Correspondent.

PARIS, 111., Oct. 2.—Word was received in Chrisman yesterday that Russell Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, of that city, had committed suicide in Chicago, •tfhere he has been practicing law. He is survived by his parents, a wife and one daughter, Gertrude. He was 31 years old. His mind has been deranged, it is said, for several weeks. Btfrial will probably be at Chrisman.

Wilson League Formed.

By Special Correspondent. PARIS, 111., Oct. 2.—The Ladies' Wil.son Peace and Prosperity club was organized here with Mrs. J. T. MusselI man as president, and Mrs. O. R. Jones as secretary. The club proposes to secure several hundred members and take an active part in the campaign.

Paris Lake Stocked.

By Special Correspondent. PARIS, 111., Oct. 2.—The state fish car has arrived here and deposited several million small game fish in Reservoir Lake. According to State Fish and Game Commissioner J. I. Blackman, the fisli will be ready for catching in about two years.

Drainage Tax Fixed.

By Special Correspondent. PARIS, 111., Oct. 2.—The drainage commissioners of Shiloh township have decided that only one assessment shall be taxed against the property owners, that being $1.25. The matter has been in the, courts for some: time,' but this decision appeftrs to be satisfactory, to all concerned.

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WRIGLEYS

after every meat

LlfcRARY IS Oil W

Mis 1 Letha Scott Named as Librarian —Community Club Plans Year's

Program.

By Special Correspondent. MARSHAI4* 111., Oct. 2.—The Marshall city pf. '1c library was opened yesterday. Letha Scott has been appointed librarian. A good assortment of books lias been provided by the library committee, besides whioh several donations of books from citizens. The library is located on the second floor of the Claypool building at northwest corner of publio square.

The board of local improvements has adopted a resolution that a new sewer system be constructed in the southeast part of the city at a total estimated cost of $17,920.64. They have sent out notices for a public hearing to be held in the council chamber of the city" hall on October 7.

The Marshall high school foot ball team played their first game of the season with the Effljngham team at Effingham today. The score was Marshall 18, Effingham 6.

The Marshall Community ctub met last night and completed the organization. The officers are President, Herschel Snavely vice president, H. M. Dewey secretary, F. M. Carpenter treasurer, Frank Geisert. Committees of three each were elected to manage the work of each department. The committees are for agricultural development, industrial development, parks and playground, public health and sanitation, advertising, railroads and transportation, good roads, finance, entertainment.

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GILLIS PHARMACY. Clinton, -ind.

Demonstrations on

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THE SUITS are shown of velvet, broadcloths, wool velours, gaberdines, poplins and other popular fabrics.

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$15 to $125

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Sale of Silk Shade Lamps

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ROLLED, OATS—Clean white oats in pound packages

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NEW PRUNES—Fancy new crop of Californlas special, i pound

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