Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 July 1918 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918.

MANY COLORED BOYS CALLED 10 SERVICE

Itirty-Three to Be Sent In August to Various Points for Training.

Of the forty-four registrants selected by the three conscription boards for •ervice at various camps and schools today 75 per cent are colored men. The north side leads with a call for 28 colored men for Camp Dodge and Fiske University, Nashville, Tenn.

Thos^ to entrain for Camp Dodge on 1 August 5th are

Raymond Shears, 604 North Third. Robert Leroy Ranks, 1607 Sycamore. Jamas Leachman, 110 Elizabeth Street, Owensboro, Ky.

Ernest Davis, 2316 Seventh averrae. Morton Lyles, 2433 North Seventeenth. •, nn

Martin Toney Smith, 2251 Seventh avenue. John Travis, 1705 Tennessee street, Paducah, Ky.

Newton Wilhoit, care DuPont works, Carney*# Point, N. J. Harry Simpson, 313 North Third.

Raymond John Harris, 628 North Twenty-second. Robert D. Day, 101 North Third.

Chester Jones, 640 Blake street, Indianapolis, Ind. Wm. McMurray, 2042 North Twen-ty-second street.

Alternate*.

Archer Cabell, 1907 Elm. Carl Crutchfield, 113 North Third. Homer Bass, 2446 Seventh avenua. Levi Evans, 101 North Third. Colored registrants who leave for Fiske university, Nashville, Tenn* on August 1:

William Toran, 120 North Second. Jesse Martin, 323 North Eleventh. James Madison Williams, 115 North Sixteenth.

James Ira Sheftrer, 1€01 Sycamore. Ben Holmes, 620 South Third. Jose Fettiford, 1528 Wabash arena®. Walter Lewis, 2400 Fifth avenue. Howie Andrew Lee Sanders, 2516 jNorth Sixteenth.

Hubert Stevenson, genera! delivery, Buxton, la. Ernest Niel Russell 2" 10 Tippecanoe. y George H. Greene, 620 South Third.

Paul Jones, colored Y. M. C. A., Carney's Toint, N. J. Samuel Davis, 190 North Third.

Ulysses Weathers, 2123 Liberty avenun. Cabell- Everett Green, lis North ^Sixteenth.

Alternates.

William Henry Davis, 240t Fifth avenue. Augustus Lucas, 617 South Fourth.

The following registrants were selected by the north side board for limitfed service at Kelly Field. San Antonio, ?Pexas, leaving August 1:

Charles W. Pennington, 1618 Maple avenue. James McAllister. 4604 First avenue. r! William Roy Monaghan, 2300 North -^Thirteenth street.

Charles Williams, Sanford, Ind. .. John Washington Leigh, IndianapoTls. Alternate:

Frank Grover Lawson, 1000 V4 North Sixth an^ One-half street. To entrain for Syracuse, N. T.» July 30. i

JamM r. Ttray, 1736 Nbrtfc Twelfth fend One-half street. Harry B. Barth, 1628 Blain avenue.

The call for four men for service at .Stelley Field,_ San Antonio, Texas, waa quickly filled by the south side board. These men will leave next Wednesday afternoon via the Fig Four.

Perry

Snow, 1025% South Second St.

tolgar N. Gauer, 1121 South Nineteenth street. Clarence O. Laud, Evansville, Ind. 3. Bernard Kelley, 231 South Sixteenth street.

The alternate named is George Hutchlns, 511 South Twelfth street Chairman Gray, of the county board.

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Henry T. Anderson, R. R. E. Erwin S. Pettiford, R. R. E. Paul D. Anderson, R. R. E. Colored registrants selected by the county board to go to Camp Dodge, Iowa.. August 5.

Seymour Robert, R. R. D. Charles J. Smith, Burnett.

ARRIVES IN FRANCE.

Harry Wilson, of Terre Haute, has arrived in France, according to information received by Charles E. Dawsen. 1510 North Twelfth street.

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is giving the registrants of his division some preliminary training. The elevator in the federal building is again out of commission.

The following colored registrants were selected to All the call of the county division for Fiske university, Nashville, Tenn., to entrain August 1.

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MR DRUG STORE NOW OPEN AINEW LOCATION

Well Known Business Moves Short Distance West on Wabash to Modern Home.

Friday the old stand that has for more than a quarter of a century been known as the Baur drug store was a place deserted. Patrons of the Baur business paused a moment to glance in as a last farewell. But Arthur Baur and his corps of workers were not far away they were busy in tne new quarters at 677 Wabash avenue, feeling not the slightest bit of unhappiness over the change.

All hands were busy getting straightened up after moving in and it was "some job" straightening and taking care of trade. All departments of the store with the exception of the soda fountain are ready to give service, even though the painter is putting on the finishing touches of his worn and there are a number of slabs of marble yet to coma.

Floor space at the new drug store is about three times that of the old stand, which in itself makes the new place more inviting. There is a door through which one can pass without crowding.

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Our Advice Is Buy Now—You Will Save Many a Dollar

Suits of all kinds, sizes and patterns. Summer weights, medium and heavy weights. Every garment is a great clothing bargain—after comparison with the suits the ordinary retailers are showing in their windows for $20 and $25—only then can you appreciate the great clothes value we are selling today at our factory price, $12.50, which saves you no less than $8 to $10.

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The increased space is made possible by the room being much longer as well as a great deal wider than the old one.

The interior is most attractive. The walls and ceiling are quite prettily and modestly decorated in soft tints that are so restful to the eye. The lifhts are inverted and very soft. A large art glass is used as a skylight directly over the soft drink and ioe cream tables.

A largw soda fountain than that previously used has been installed. A space twice as large as that available in the old building has been set apart in the main part of the store for ice cream tables, while just back of this space is an unusually attractive room, slightly shut oft from the main room by artistic and scant grill work. The back ground of the decoration in this room is a soft gray.

The prescription department at ttta new place permits of much more than elbow room for the three druggists. It is quite comfortable in size and arrangement. The partition which will separate it from the main room will have marble as the lower part with mirrors above.

The new Baur drug store is another mark of the progress in business being mace in Terre Haute.

PAUL BATTGH GOING W.

The Dayton News says that Paul Baugh, the Goodyear agent there, has just completed a successful meeting for district salesmen. Baugh is a former Tribune reporter, and married Miss Himmelbauer of this city.

Soldiers in France Honor Mothers

AM tell IC AX FIKM) AUTIM.KKY BAM) HOI.DIYG MOTHKIl'S DAY Cl,I? KMC NY I V fkame.

Mother's day was celebrated by all grams in honor of their mothers and the American lads in France. Pictures the mothers of all the men fighting just arriving show that in every part tor democracy. The above picture of the war torn country they forgot shows members of an American field the strife long enough to hold pro- i artillery band assisting in Mothers'

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WILSON FLAYS ALL HOB UW ADHERENTS

lynching*, He Says, Are a Stab At the Heart of Human Justice.

WASHINGTON, July 28.—Forcefully denouncing an apparent growth of "mob spirit" as "emulating the lawless passion," who "has disregarded sacred obligations of la.w and made lynchers of her armies," President Wilson today appealed to the country to make an end of "this disgraceful evi|,"

Lynchings, he laid, Constitute "a blow at the heart of law and human justice" and contribute "to German lies about the United States what her most gifted liars cannot improve upon by the way of calumny."

The text of the president's proclamation follows: "My fellow countrymen: I take the liberty of addressing you upon a subject which so vitally affects the honor of the nation and the very integrity and character of our institutions that I trust you will think me justified in speaking very plainly about it. "I allude to the mob spirit which has recently here and there very frequently shown its head amongst us, not in any

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day ceremonies somewhere in France. They are singing. Notice in the picture that mothers ir- the neighborhood are the honored guests at the ceremonies. Seats were provided for them.

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single region, but in many and widely separated parts of the country. "There have been many lynchlnes and every one of them has been a blow at the heart of ordered law and hu- I man justice. No man who loves America, no man who really cares for her fame and honor, and character, or who is truly loyal to her, can justify mob action while the courts of justice are open and the government of the

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fixed resolution which no man or act of men can afford to despise. "We proudly claim to be the champions of democracy. If we really are. in deed and in truth, let us see to if that we do not discredit our own. say plainly that every American who takes part in the action of a mob or i v e s i a n y s o o o u n e n a n e i s n true son of this great democracy, but its betrayer, and does more to discredit her by that single disloyalty to her i standards of law and of right than the' words of her statesmen or the sacri-j flees of her heroic boys in the trenches can do to make suffering peoples be-| lieve even her to be their savior. How shall we command democracy to th acceptance of other people if we disgrace our own by proving that it is. after all, no protection to the weak

Every mob contributes to German lie •. about the United States what her most gifted liars cannot improve upon by' the way of calumny. They can at least, say that such things cannot happen in

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SUGAR CORN

Dozen .. 25c

Decker Cantaloupes, large ripe Watermelons, Peaches for slicing. Large Cucumbers .5c

Eating and cooking Apples, ftpe Tomatoes, Carrots, Green Beans, Green Corn.

Extra larg# pound ...

•olid Cabbage, 4

PORK JOWLS

Pottnd *#*»«»•*•.»«•***•*. Country Baeon, Tb. 35c (By the piece or half piece.)

Fresh Beef Hearts aad Tongues, S pounds sliced Liver ..., T3c Smearkase, pounf 15c pound Pimento Cheese 20c

Live and dressed Hena, live Spring Chickens. Cooked Veal Loaf, pound. .30c

Hebe Milk, caa .........,11c Everyday Mills, can .«.?.10c

Genuine Joan of Arc Kidney Beans, caa 14c

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New National Oats ......10c Kellogg'g Krumbles, to*.. 9c 2 boxes Kellogg'a Corn

Flakes 2Sc Quaker Corn Flakes, box.. 10c

USE RYE AND BARLEY FLOUR

10 pounds Rye Flour .....65c 10 pounds Barley

65c

20 pounds Barley orHye $1.25

SWEET PICKLES

15c size dosSefi ............ 12c 12c size, dozer* ..........10c Quart jar Olives ........45c Sweet Pickles, Sweet Relish.

Sweet Mixed Pickles, Pickled Onions, Chow Chow, quart Jar .. ..........39c

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states and tho nation are ready and able to do their duty. We are at this very moment fighting lawless passion. I Germany haa outlawed herself among the nations because she has disregarded the sacred obligations of law and has made lynchers of her armies. "Lynchers emulate her disgmceful example. I, for my part, am anxious to see every community in Amcrica rise above that level, with pride and

Armour Ik Cfc, Laundry Soaps, 10 bars ........,45o 10 bars Swift's White Laundry Soap 45c 1® bars Rub-No-more ... i59c 25c box Grandma Washing

Powder .........,15c Nine o'clock Washing Powder ..................... Sc Snow-Bd^ W&sMng Powder 5c 10 bars White Ribbon Nap«ha 31c

DRIED FRUITS

Large California- Prunes, pounds 25c S pounds Prunes .........15c Seedless Raisins, pound ..15c Evaporated Pears, lb. ..17V20

TABLE SYRUP

Gallon ...753 gallon «.»...,.»•*.»«39c 1 gallon pall pure Country

Sorghum ............ .$1.09 Whole Codflsfi, uotrnfl ..12'/2c Boneless Codfish, pound..20c Large Mackerel, pound ...25c Holland Herring, each .... 60

Germany except in times of revolu -j tion when law is swept away.

TRIAL VERMILLION.

Ijfncoln Langford, the Clinton traction agent who was arrested here several days ago on a charge of emb^? ziing |2,000 from the company, wntaken to Vermilion county Thursda\ for trial. The case wa.s originally docketed here, but On account of th alleged crime being committed in Ver million county will be tried there.

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chemist who was badly freckled him self. So he kept on experimenting t' penetrate the skin and fade out the rust spots that lodge there.

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CALIFORNIA SWEET ORANGES A Doren ,29c

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