Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 March 1917 — Page 3

ART EXHIBIT DRAWS MANY TO LIBRARY

Replicas of Noted, Italian Works of Art Shown Here for This Week.

An "Italian Reniassance" art exhibit at the Fairbanks library is attracting much attention as being perhaps the best exhibit held under the auspices of the State Library association. The pictures, more than thirty in number, are" most excellent copies of paintings done- in? the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

Amon^ those displayed are. "Adoration of the Magi," Riccordi palace, ^Florence "Madonna, Infant Jesus and St. John," Louvre, Paris "St. Mary. Magdalene," Pitty gallery, •Florence "i'drtrait of Guidoriccio Fogliano De' Ricci,"' Palazzo Pubblico, Sienne "Presentation in the Temple."

M. Novella, Florence "Presentation in the Temple Academy," Venice "Madonna Del Arpie," UfRzi, Florence "Knight of Mata," Uffizi, Florence "Aurora" "Madonna of the Sack ss, Annunziata De Servi," Florence 'The Annunciation," Brera, Milan "The Fisherman and the Ring" "Descent From "the Cross," Pitti, Florence "Madonna and Saints S. M. Gloriosa \Del Frari," Venice "Angel With Tambourine," Uffizi gallery "The Sistine Madonna" "Three Graces," Borghese palace, Rome "Adoration of the Ma,gi ." "Madonna and Child," Brera, ,Milan: "Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine" "Allegory of Spring," Academy,

Florence, and "Miracle of St. Mark."

German Woman Applies for U. S. Citizenship

Anna Marie August,® Baumann, 51 years old, 1100 Tippecanoe street, appeared at the office of County Clerk James Fagan Wednesday morning and declared her intention of becoming an ^American citizen. The. woman was born at, Gri MochbWn, Germany, and came to this country in 1883. She renounced all allegiance to William II,

German emperor.

LADIES' AID HOEDS SOCIAL.

By Special Correspondent. SCOTLAND, 111., March 28—Tho measuring social held by the Ladies' Aid society at the M. E. church 'was well attended. An enjoyable* musical program was rendered, consisting of vocal and instrumental solos and selections by the Scotland orchestra. Guessing contests, a potato race .were Jield. Doughnuts and coffee were served. The society cleared $15.

Accident Victim Better.

By Special Correspondent MARTINSVILLE, 111.. March 28.—-V. Ov Swallum, who was seriously injured on Main street, Thursday of last week, during boomer day, is improve Jng and it is thought that he will .veqoyer. ...

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It "is voported .that'Edwin V. ,Morgan, present ambassador to Brazil, will heappointed as^Uflited States ambassador to Japan to succeed the late Mr. George W. Guthrie, who died at Tokio. Mr. Morgan is a diplomat of wide experience, having served on various high commissions and in American embassies abroad.

SPRING NOVELTIES ON SHOW IN THE SHOPS

Beads and Fandangoes, Strongly. Reminiscent of the Aztec Period, In Favor.

Such a lot of novelties in the lines of beads, girdles, ear rings and mesh bags has never been seen at one time before. American made, too, we mustn't forget!

Now, these girdles you hear so much about are nothing more nor less than metal or jet- ornaments fastened together at occasional "intervals" by a chain or cord. The girdles might be termed an exaggerated ornament for the neck, simply transferred to the waist—only they don't stay about the waist they slide down loosely to the hips. They will be very effective with one piecensummer dresses and a few ha^e been seen used'with suits. "Jade" and "coral," said a young saleswoman to me. "It's the sama idea of high colors carried in the wearing apparel. We have jade and coral hat pins, S^ads, bracelets, necklaces, and so on."

What she showed was a rare combination of Indian,. Japanese and American with a bit of the old Spanish thrown in for good measure. I believe I have never seen so many beads at one t^ime. Let 'me describe one strand.

It was made of jade green beads in two sizes, white carved Indian ones rose and a large jade pendant.

Another stran^ of beads or necklace —whatever one chooses to call it— was a most attractive combination. of jade and jet with a Japanese designed metal ornajnent adorning the pendant.

The ear rings are huge. Mpst of them have the rings that carry us back, well a century or two perhaps. They would deafen the ears of the wqarer if the senses were alive to the noise of color.

Tam pins are numbered with the very latest' novelties. These have round ornamented heads from which three inch pendants of beads and tassels fall.

We*must say a word about ihe beautiful mesh bags. They are really most beautiful. They are called. the scale mesh bag because of the very shiny surface come in silver a,nd green gold and are of various shapes and sizes. One -oblong bag is attracting quite a bit of attention.

FARMER REPORTS THEFTS.

Andrew McDonald, a farmer living ,south of Shelburn, reported to the police Wednesday afternoon that while in a saloon on North Third street a woman became real friendly, and when he left lie found tie

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DEFENSE OPENS CASE IN BlANCHil

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as it meant a power of which probably they had no knowledge. The first witness called by the defense was Peter Popovich. Peter said he was in the saloon of Bianchini, at Shirkieville, on the night of Nov. 13, 1916, and that Massa was in the saloon at that time. Tlie witness said he and Bianchini had stepped out of the saloon together, had stayed together, and that when they came back in the saloon a crowd of Italians were fighting. Popovich testified that someone had hit one of tlie Italians with a poker and that the crowd had fled together when somteone had doawn a revolver. He declared that a number of Serbians had remained in the saloon. He said he had been in the saloon for thjjee-quarters of ani hour after the crowd had left and that during this time Bianchini had not left the saloon.

During the cross examination the witness said the map who had held the revolver was not Peter Massa. He also said the man who drew the revolver was the man who had be^n knocked down. During the cross examination, the witness was asked concerning a number of statements he had made before the grand jury and when asked if he had made certain statements regarding Bianchini pushing someone out of the door of* the saloon he said he had not said Bianchini had pushed anyone out of the door. The questions concerning the grand jury testimony were put to the man by Prosecutor William E Horsley with the avowed intention on impeaching the witness.

BOY SOLDIERS HELD.

Clarence Rudd and Enva Hallee, 15-year-old boys of Coatsvllle, Ind., were picked up at th,e Union station Wednesday afternoon, and told the police they, had run away from their homes to join the. army. They will be held until their parents are notified of their whereabouts.

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HE China Sale of the entire year. Almost an entire earload of clear white China at prices actually less than today's wholesale cost: Included are dishes of every sh&pe, every size and for every purpose. Ideal China for breakfast use,, everyday dishes and forboarding houses. 8c Plates, 5 in., each 5c. 16c Plates, 6 in., each 7c. i2y2c Plates, 7 in., each 8c. ijc

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TONGUE—Cooked Beef tongue, cooked by our expert tea room chef, each $1.15 APPLE DUMPLINGS—Home-made in our sunlight bake shop, each..5c CREAM PUFFS—dozen .40c HAMBURG STEAK—2 pounds 25c SIRLOIN STEAK—rpound .24c BACON—Crown brand in cartons, one pound net weight, mild, sweet, cured sliced without the rind regular 45o box 38c QUAKER OATS—regular 10c quality, package 9c PUFFED WHEAT AND PUFFED RICE—package %15c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES— regular 10c packages 9c YELLOW CORN MEAL—Quaker's, package ...... 10c BAKED BEANS Coin Special brand pork and beans, dozen $1.15 can 10c

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I looked cut of the front door and all I could see was a mass of ruins. The nearest street to the front is two squares away and there was not a house but that was almost destroyed. Some are entirely gone.

Progress of Storm.

"The storm came over the knobs in full view of us it levelled the trees as though they had been cut off, struck West Union and leveled almost everything as it went, schools, engine house, stores and all. and most of the dead were out here. Two families have four ciead—all they had It crossed over to the Mohon railroad and cleaned everything up in that end of town. There ls not a house left standing for squares. How anyone escaped is a miracle. The factory was demolished. The Depauw homestead, a magnificent place, is a total wyeck. We have bp»n withoujt lights or cars since in tine stricken parts. "After I had gone to the grocery I started ^or a friend's house that I could see was demolished I found her unhurt. She had gotten under the kitsphtn table and hald fast to it. Her house

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PJan now to buy for personal use and for gift purposes at the remarkable savings to be offered. See windows. Watch pur later advertisements fot coniplete details.

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g,ooo pieces of the Famous Stinthal White Chinaware in single pieces or ^complete sets. Savings average 20 and 2$ per cent. Sale begins Thursday at 8:30.

Dishes 24c.

See display of this China in windows today. Make, out your list of pieces wanted and leave your order this afternoon for delivery Thursday, or place your order Thursday morning. E^tra cashiers, extra salespeople insure prompt attention, —Basement—

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SUGAR—H. & E. pure cane granulate^ sugar, 25 JT pound bags tpM* JL 9

PETTI JOHN'S FOOD—rolled wheat with all the bran 19c POWDERED SUGAR—Non-caking, excellent for berries, two pounds 30c, 5 pounds 69c OLIVE OIL—extra quality pure olive oil, imported, bottle 69c MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI— Skinner's, the finest made, 3 .packages 28c

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O O A E Waiter Baker's Premium No. 1,' half pound 22c' COCOA—Walter taker's pure Breakfast brand, 25c size, special 22c SARDINES—Maxim brand, in pure olive oil,_ 1-8 cans, can ...25c TEAS—Tetley's Ceylon, Green Label equal to any 80c brand pound 60c COFFEE—Special No. 1 'equal to any brand selling from 30c to 35c. pound special at, pound 22o

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is turned around and twisted and broken until you wondel' how she could have escaped. She had a little dead child that she had picked' up, which wae one of her neighbor's. Three of that family were killed. It was heart-rending. One woman was carried squares away and dropped in the flds over by the Monon. She was stripped of all her clothing. A lady was with her and they were both found together. They said yesterday that 59 had been found. Today the prisoners from Jeff are here helping to clean up the.debris and I guess they will find more ar.d lots that are hurt will• die."

NEW ALBANY, Ind., March 28.— The death of Charles Newkirk, who today succumbed to his injuries, brought the number of dead, a result of the storm here Friday, to thirtyseven. At least two other injured persons were said to be in a precarious condition. V

A nation-wide appeal'for funds to care for the homeless today was sent out by citizens and civic organizations. Responses to a previous appeal, it was stated, have fceen generous, but have fallen far short of the $250,000 estimated by the American Red Cross as necessary for emergency relief.

HELD FOE THEFTS.

Le'9 Gazette, 22 years old, was arrested Wednesday afternoon and sent to jail on suspicion of larceny. The polic$*believe he stole several bicycles and clothing.

It's an opportunity which in all probability we'll riot be ableto duplicate for many many months to come. China is very hard to get and China sales have been almost discontinued by everyi store. So you'll be fortunate, indeed, if you buy for now apd for the future in this sale. Read every, item (Carefully-and place your order early tomorrow morping—and save.

rsYzC Soup Dishes, each 8c. 6c Fruit Saucers, each 4c. i2%c%Oatmeal Dishes 8c. 60c Cov'd. Sugar Bowls 45c 23c Cream Jugs, each 16c. 3$c Sauce Boats, each^22c. igc Round Vegetable Dishes 12c 25c Round Vegetable Dishes, 16c 35c Round Vegetable

Underwear

—An extraordinary event of especial interest to discriminating women and misses. Beautifully embroidered, lace trimmed and hemstitched lingerie of crepe de chine, georgette crepe and wash satin at 30 to 40 per cent less than regular worth.

Included will be flesh and white night gowns, Teddy Bears, camisoles, petticoats and corset covers.

Fancy head rice, natural, uncoatgrains are broken, therefore this low price. 5 pound* 23c.

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CIDER—Motts' brand pure apple cider in gallon jugs .....60c VIN EG A R—Crosse & Blackwell's malt vinegar, flavored with tarragon regular 25c value 15c GINGER ALE—Sheboygan brand $1.00 dozen, bottle 9o S E E W E A a fine breakfast cereal regular 15c ..12c CORN—American Lady brand, fancy sugar corn, cob cut, dozen cans $1.75, can .....15c PEAS—Fayette brand, sifted Early June, dozen $1.75, can... 15c BAKING POWDER—pure phosphate, 1 lb. net....... 22c

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TEUTONS FALLUER BACK BEFORE ENEMY

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chance to develop. This weakening of our enemy can continue without our help and yet without precluding our attack at the moment when an inclination is shown to give up resistance."

Weather Blocks Teutons. Apparently the Russians have no need to apprehend an attack in force by the Germans on the northern front towards Petrograd in the immediate future. Warnings that such an attack was impending were recently issued in the Russian capital, based on German concentrations along this front, and it had been thought that Berlin might take advantage of the possible disorganization of the Russians, due to the recent radical changes in the form of government, and press an offensive. The spring thaw has now set in along the whole front, however, and operations on a large scale will be impossible therefore for some weeks.

Meanwhile the other fields, where the expected big Teutonic drive may be inaugurated, are being scanned. Attention is particularly attracted to th^

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Children's Hand Bags

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Austro-Italian front. An attack of thp^S| heaviest character here has been hinted at and the probability of its taking place is being widely discussed Rome. Some consideration in connection is also being 'given pomt4.'\^ on the Franco-Belgian front, outsicte/"^|| the zone of the great retreat. Tlie Clermans, for instance, arc displaying no* 'rJ table activity in t,he Champagne region,''fa" arfd today Berlin reports the capture of French trenches -.south of Ripont this district.

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