Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 August 1917 — Page 3

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MONDAY A1 ROCKV.LLE

County Institute Will Be Held At H. S. Building During Chautauqua Week.

By Special Correspondent. RUCKVILLIS, Ind., Aug. 4.—^The Parke county teachers' institute will begin Monday evening at the high school auditorium under the supervision of 'Superintendent Jollieff, with Superintendent Liec- Driver, of Winchester, Ind., and Miss Harriett E. Cook, of Washington, Ind., as regular instructors.

Special lectures will be given by Dean McCutcheon, of DePauw, on "Community Music and the War State Superintendent Ellis on "Common Schiils, the Hope of Our Country Prof. J. B. Thomas, of Danville Normal, on "The Teaching of Geography Parke County Agent B. P.. Adams, on "The Teaching of Farm Crops." Wednesday is trustees' day. The teachers will attend the Chautauqua in the afternoons,

MAKES BUSINESS TRIP.

Charles Beplay, new manager of the Berland shoe store in the Trust building, left Saturday for a two weeks' business trip to the shoe markets of New York and Boston. He was, until recently, in charge of one of the prominent shoe shops in Cleveland and has introduced some unique methods in decorative and sales methods at the Befiand #tore Jie«.

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Oak Library Tables

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RIOTERS IN DRAFT WAR

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amuck ir. Pontotoc, Coal, Pottawatomie and Okfuske counties. Late today the members of the various posses returned to their homes, lea\'ing sheriffs and their deputies to round up the individual members and small groups of rioters. Ten alleged members of the mob were being held at Ada and authorities expected to add that many more during the night.

At Wewoka, forty-two illeged rioters were under arrest. Sheriffs' deputies were still scouring the river bottoms for members o fthe mob.

Ringleaders Taken.

Authorities at Holdenville had made 21 arrests, including that of J. T. Crane, one of the alleged ringleaders. Crane was carrying a high powered riile and 300 rounds of ammunition when taken. Authorities at Okmulgee said they had made no arrests of alleged rioters. "Speedy action on the part of the authorities and citizens of the counties threatened to put an end to the demonstration," County Prosecutor Bullock, of Ada, said tonight. "I do not anticipate any further trouble. The agitators learned that the Kood citizens were ready for them."

The only material damage reported during th» two days' rioting was the burning of two rpilroad bridges and the destruction of wire communication throughout the district affected. Both the Frisco bridee Francis and the

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and Ada, had been repaired tonight and traffic resumed. Telephone and telegraph linemen expected to have wire communication restored to normal tomorrow.

Fear Outbreak in Virginia. RICHMOy, Va.,' Aug. 4.—Resentment againsT the federal draft—brewing in outlying sections since enactment of the conscription Ia»w—tonight had broken forth in threatened demonstrations at. several points through the south. Farmers in southern Georgia— inflamed by anti-draft propaganda of radicals—had armed heavily, and, though under closest scrutiny of federal agents, were believed to be organizing for concerted resistance on Monday, exemption day.

Trouble in South.

DURHAM, N. C., Aug. 4.—Antidraft sentiment in Chatham county reached a serious stage tonight following ajrrest of S. W. Burns, prominent young farmer, charged with raising funds to fight conscription. He was later released under $5,000 bond for trial Thursday at Sanford.

OPEN AER SERVICES.

Special services will be held Sunday evening on the lawn at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Tenth street and College avenue beginning at 7 o'clock. Special music will be a feature and Key. Charles 13. Williams, pastor, will talk on "Prayer."

WANTS DOG CURBED.

Micheal Gibbons was arrested Saturday afternoon and sent to jail charged with violating a city ordinance by harboring a vicious dog. The charges were preferred in a warrant sworn out by Logan Hoopingarner, wbo alleged the dog bit- him.

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TEEEE HAUTE TRIBUNE.

You people know the value of money. You must make every dol lar count. We claim to undersell and we are making good. We claim to save you 25 to 50 per cent and we are doing it every day in the week. If your money comes hard get our prices before you spend a single penny for household goods and pay us as you can.

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These orders are from Colonel E. F. Branch. The recruiting tent on the postofflce lawn, in charge of Sergeant James Lomax, has been busy recruiting during the past few days and Saturday sent a party of 20 men to Jefiersonville, who had been enlisted for service in the Second Indiana regiment. The men were in charge of Private George Lundie, of Paxton, Ind., who has served "four years in the Scotch army. The other members of the party were: William C. Xash, Paxton, Ind. Emmett Froment, Paxton, Ind. William Lamb. Paxton, Ind. Edwlne Piper, Terre Haute Isaac S. Hendun, Terre Haute Harvey M. Boston, Terre "Haute: George W. Mark, Terre Haute Omar C. Johnson, Terre Haute Robert M. L. Schrader, Terre Haute Paul L. Elder, Palestine, 111. Hollie R. Maddox, Palestine, 111. Ve.rn H. Hyre, Palestine, 111. Paul C. Armstrong, Clinton, Ind. George Blair, Clinton, Ind. John W. Williams, Detroit, Mich. Reessie W. Swaggerty, New Goshen, Ind. William E. Huey, Seelyville, Ind. Ernest R. F"ettinger, Winslow, Ind. Morton T. Wall, Linton, Ind.

Recruiting service for the regular army took a decided slump Saturday when the local office failed to get a single man for the service. Tho recruiting station of the United States army will commence recruiting mer, for the national guard units after Aug as orders have been received by C'npt. A. JL Keesling, in charge of this

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The report from the various substations in the district showed the following men procured: M^ttoon, 1 Kankakee, 2 Champaign, 0 Danville, 2.

McCLEARYS HOLD REUNION.

By Special Correspondent. •SANDFORD, Ind., Aug. 4.—A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McCleary. A big (dinner was served at noon- Music and dancing was enjoyed in the afternoon.

Thos« present were Mr. ajid Mrt. I. W. McCleary and daughters, Mary, Beulah, Dorothy, Pauline, and son, Russell Mr. and Mrs. E. I.. McCleary and son, Flovd and Earnest, of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McCleary and daughters, Maxine and Mona, of Carbon, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. McCleary, Mlsa Verna McCleary and Mr. and Mrs. I!. w. McCleary.

MOTHERS ARE ENTERTAINED.

By Special Correspondent. ST. BERNICE, Ind.. Aug. 4.—Mrs. E. H. Fairtrrief entertained the members of the Mothers' club Friday afternoon. Contests and music were the diversion!. A luncheon was served. Those, resent were MrS. Ben Gaether, Mrs. McDornnell, Mrs. Bert Xolan, Mrs. Robert Aikm?.n, Mrs. J. P. Hartsook, Mrs. John Grimes and children, Mrs. Robert Hartsook and Mrs. C. N. Markle. Miss Lee Melton of Pueblo. Col., was a aueat.

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district, to the effect that beginning Aug. 5 voluntary enlistments in the drafted national guard will be made by the general recruiting seriicfe under the same conditions as apply to tbe regular army and that officers and men from the national guard will be detailed to assist in the procuring of applicants.

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A kitchen cabinet with roll curtain front and all the latest improvements saves time, labor and money. Splendidly constructed* to comply with the wants of the housewife. Pure aluminum sliding work top, w i e e n a i n e i o E u a o e a i n e s a vertised in magazines for $5.00. (POO ft'"' August sale price

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