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ESDAY

1 BANDIT FOR

PLANT THEFT

K(®uel Goldstein In Custody At Fort "Wa^ne for Mi'ler-Parrott lay (r? Boll Robbery,

reamutr! OoTdstelh

under arrest at

rt Wayne on a charge of robbing %.« Miller-Parrott Baking company shier of $2,400 last week at the point a gun. A premature report of the ari«t prevented the police from arrestanother man alleged to be a party the robbery, according to a stateent made Tuesday morning by local stectives.

Goldstein, whom it Is claimed la the .an who heljj up the pay roll at the Mnt of a gun last Friday and who ade good liis escape on a bicycle, is K Jail In Port Wayne, and Detective

HBarl Conover has gone to bring him .ck to this city, it is said that about ',400 of the stolen money has been re-

Vered. The remaining $1,000, it is by the police, tVas turned over to pother party living in Terre Haute, I r~*o was a party to the robbery, and "jJped Goldstein off as to the time the V" joney would be In the offices of the :«npaoy and gavo him a lay of the i wioe. The other man connected with

LOfc robbery left the city a day after I robbery and has not returned since. __\4 close watch is being kept over his

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LC?®6 'n the south part of the city and i fccriptlons of the man have been sent Nora, that beer

Lf Fort Wayne. It Is said that he ^nes from a goad Fort Wayne famand has ntfver been In serious

Juble before. -At the time of the lliller-Parrott i'i| LOPP&ny robbery, the police were —Jled when a trail was lost at Ninth jA, I Sycamore streets, after the bandit If °n a bicycle. Reports from Fort

Ifyne

say

whether Goldstein

j-i a' made a confession to the robbery -not, although the police here seem U S 'e0l that the finding of at least a S 1 ration of the money, may cause him e a n

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Continued From Pafle One.

Crowds of Belgian refugees swarmed around the station, crying: "A has Guillaume! Assassin!" ("Down with William! Assassin!")

An imperial train arrived at tho station an hour later. It consisted of fourteen cars and William Hohenzollern, who had walked up and down the railway plat form, entered the train and changcd to civilian clothee.

Arrangements for the reception of the Germans were made by Gen. Van lleutz, aide de camp to Queen Wilhelmina, who went to German head* quarters last .week.

CHAOS IN GERMANY.

Millions Face Starvation As Revolt Grows to Huge Proportions. By the Associated Press.

Defeated on the battle field, deserted by their emperor and subjected to terms tantamount to unconditional surrender, the German people have made an appeal to President Wilson.

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The Married Life of Helen mi Warren BY MABEL HERBERT URNER.

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N —This Mrin a ©ontlmiatiow of TH«ir M—Hed prmfooed by Mai rbert llrrnr for four years. "Tin Married Ufo of Hate* and War/roti appearing exclusively In this PM**V Mw only eeriee ROW Wn| writ** by Mabel Herbert Urnw.

"Oh, dear, do be careful," cautioned Helen, as he opened the bottle and let the tin cap fall by his plate. "Won't that soil the cloth?" "Great Scott, cut out these company frills. Give 'em what we have. What's good enough

us, la good enough

for anybody." When Nora brought in the large, extra fine roast beef, for which Helen had paid $2.50, with anxious concern she watched Warren carve it. "Dear, I wouldn't cut into It too much. There ought to be enough in that for three days." "Call that rare?" ha grumbled. "Can't she ever cook meat right?" "This wasn't her fault. It's stood so long—she had to keep it hot. Give me that first piece. The next slice is rarer." "Hera, get down from there!" Warren waved a belligerent carving fork at Pussy Purr-Mew, who has leaped up in the empty guest chair, and was sniffing at the caviar toast still at his place. "Nora, save that extra artichoke for Mr. Curtis tomorrow, he likes

Helen stopped, petrified at the shrill alarm of the belL "Oh—oh!" there he is now! Quick, bottlej Take the

It to nearby cities. No information glass, too! Oh, these old napkins! to the particulars of the capture of Walt! No—no, don't open the door Idstein in Fort Wayne has been i yet. Turn on the front room lights! lven out by the local police, although There!" breathlessly, sinking back is said that Detectives Conover and Into her chair. "Now yoa can let jrmstrong were largely responsible for i him in." is arrest in Fort Wayne. Goldstein Warren strode out to the hall to well known here, although a resident greet his guest—the old napkin his hand. He had not taken the good one she had thrown back by his plate. "How're you, Jordan, old man?

Mighty glad to see yotf. We were afraid you'd be tied up." You won't mind our having begun?" "Not at all—not at all! Afraid I am a little late. Been playing golf ail day. I'd like to wash up & bit." "Sure, right this way."

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"Nora, bring back the wine glasses -—Quick!" whispered Helen. "And warm up his soup! Get down," brushing Pussy Purr-Mew from his chair. Then as they came in, she tried to look at ease and unconcerned.

Mr." Jordan was short, Uiln. and slightly bald. "Sorry to be lata, Mrs. Curtis," when he was introduced. "Oh, not at all," murmured Helen, vaguely.

Apparently golf had given hfm an appetite, for he quickly dispatched his soup. "No* thank yoa,-non®

for

me," as

Nora started to fill his wine glass. "What?" asked Warren with concern. "No claret? Rather h&va Scotch—and the vichy.* "No—no, nothing at atl, I've been cutting it out lately. Doctor's put me on a diet. .No alcohol and only two cigars a day." "How's that? You look pretty lit." "Well, I've had indigestion and a touch of rheumatism- Oh, by the way, seen Gilmore lately? Met him on the links this afternoon. You wouldn't know him—he's lost twenty pounds." "Yes, I heard he'd been SJCIC. I'm afraid his affairs are in bad shape, too. He imports most of his goods— the war's hit him hard."

Through the rest of the dinner they talked "shop," and Helen was completely- ignored. Mr. Jordan did not even glance toward her. That he was a bachedor, she knew. Perhaps that accounted for his scant courtesy. "Hello, it's a cat!" as he raised the cloth and glanced under the table. "Thought I felt something." "That's Pussy Purr-Mew," Helen informed nim, proudly. "Well, I can't say that I'm very keen on cats. Like dogs better." Then turning to Warren: "Remember that collie I used to have?"

To b® Continued Tomorrow.

lions face starvation if tho allies do not picture, In

of most of tho units of Oerrmnv's

calling upon the sailors to "defend the country against this unheard of presumption." The messages directed that units assemble off the Prussian coast.

To Intern Ex-Kaiser,

Joined the revolutionary forces, has asked the soldiers, and workmen's council to send delegates at once to main headquarters.

Revolution Is Growing.

Elsewhere in Germany, the momentum of the revolution which swept the old regime out of power seems to be increasing. The great Rhenish Westphalian industrial region is in the .to

forces which havn taJrpn nver rontr«I

en uie military autnormes and the

authority of th« latter hp in niiMtinn

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ganlzed where there Is danger of conflict between parties. It is announced, by a supplementary declaration to the armistice it was

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At The Movies BY WTAI'E O'BRIEJF.

Orphenm.

Conditions described as "fearful" pre- The famous i.asky atocfc company, vail, and Dr. W. S. Solf, the foreign the finest organization of its kind in secretary, says In his appeal that mil-

^P'cndidly represented in

which

take steps to overcome the danger. I starred with Ann Little as his leading Mutinous sailors who are in control' ^Tor!?an'

oi most or tne units or Germany s players appearing tn navy may, even at this late date, risk suppport are Raymond Hatton. Noah battle against the allied fleets rather IJeery, James Neill, Gustav Seytfertitz, than Riirrprifipr WIt*p1 aqr to --hirl€S 0^,1(3, «Jinc Wolff, Jiimcs Cruzo, man suirender. Wireless messages to

various units have been picked up, Lasky's role is that of a soJdier of fortune, a dare-devil type of hero/ Many of the scenes of tho photoplay were made in lower California.

Holland is said to be preparing to' maMst"lf 1i"fiquare"pcpuIarTty^onTcst'

Intern William Hohenzollern, and the could be arranged, is reported to have

former crown Drlnce as well as other

beon

Allied warships have entered the }Jla"

Wallace

aKeid°UIis

wil'

V.rPhimportant

presented at the

?um today and Wednesday. Anions

Guy 0iiver and

Calvert Carter. Mr

l.lberty.

luiiuer truwn prince as weu as omw nrrvrfimtinn *comic with a Victor Herbert score, the breezy wit and humor of the book being the work of William Le-

.. mi_ .• production of his sparkling comedy, military officers. This action may "Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots." whi^ =s prevent the former emperor from re» now on view at the Liberty, And Mr. turning to Germany should events take Thomas ought to be picased wun uns a .udden tun, and folic .ft* u» «. |SrrS^i!°"ha^.,Za'S0^rr.rVS? ample of Napoleon in 1815. Jof the complicated comedy situations

the

Dardanelles and British naval forces, \xov7l ^nd^s^nVing^indted, ia Mr. have occupied Alexandretta. {Edwards' manner of intrnduci^o-

Field Marshal Von Hindenburg has ^aracters. You,^ eet'em fro,«n the feet T°hee ?/T^e SnTy^GW' jewelled slippers of the extravagant fuf mus'e plTv^for ^hich^we^we

rolieh

6^ethe

be surprised

that

CASTORIA

For Infants and Children.

Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria

Always

XAHGOTK

raj

a wyrMiiJBBk

but virtuous Mrs. Leffingwell, and then much to VictoV Herbe^ gradually you come face to face with As the title Indicates "Her Reel her entire contoun winding up in the

hands of the reds, while Potsdam and both, a rep ica of the pair is in exist- sent to the guard house to reappear in Doeberltx have surrendered to the- ?jnceiian

were

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t0 hls

lorces wmcn nave taken over control Brown. And there you have the mak- new way. but much as they were used In Berlin. in«s of a fine young plot which is well in the old comic opera days when a There are evidences of friction be- out. Along with this splendid plot was one of the essentials in contwen the mllitarv authorities and thA

comedy of

you ma

soldiers, and workmen's council in better than the average vaudfeville together. The object of "The Resimany towns in northern Germany, the

act*»

autnomy or tne latter Deing question- American. folks with no talent for whistling, but ed. It is reported that civil adminls- American.

American.

as an advance base to enable them to enforce the terms of the agreen ent.

HAIR HINTS

don

were not turned over within the speci- ••sealed Lips," "Gilded Youth," capable actors. Miss Mabel Wilber and ned time to the allied powers, the "Whither Thou Goest" and "On the I Roland Hogue,» the central figures in island of Helgoland might be occupied ^jeve1-

ment

?f°tho ^an"® Talmadge, and young women in search of rothe girl of the mountain of Inioiur- tna.nee. HPhA srfnf» lal/i KTr».._ an

,p mance. The scenes are laid in Nor- .. I matiSy just about the time the war was Mrs. Leffingwell s Boots is a story starting. A tenor soldier got tangled ij ?v?,3 Pr,ft( y up with a soprano peasant girl, who clothes, and much against her hus- is really a high-brow lady, the girl who hand s wishes she buys a pair of ex- is expected to marry a colonel wants pensive embroidered slippers to wear to look him over incog. The soldier t" a fashionable dance. Unknown t« misses a parade or something and is

purchased by Walter full evening clothes. All the familiar

Over

For

Thirty Years

CASTORIA

fMI Of NTAUN MIMNT. MCW TOMB #ITT.

BY M1Q.UE O'BRIEl*.

In the years to come when Nov. 11 shall be recognized as the greatest holiday of»the year throughout the entire civilized world—a Fourth of July for the universe to celebrate—just re-

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delighted with the Select film

human players made out of

HAUTE'.S

fiancee Mattel musical comedy episodes are used in a

the screen—and it will hand cocting a musical entertainment, but it

ny a hearty laugh—are three is all very interesting and well woven

forester who is doing his level

beat to

olt? 4?

cast. other had been honorably discharged after service in France, others were in class five, others exempted, probably on industrial or agricultural grounds.

Princess Today.

Barney's brother is

put out of way Tho conmc

to see how quickly It stops your hair, tween these three men. with two from falling and removes every slga of women embroiled In its complications, dandruff and Itchln, seal,.. ^'^.7 .SLtX^r K'.,lnS

IBtefore going to bed I rub a little Parisian Sage Into my scalp," says a woman whose luxurious soft and fluffy hair is greatly admired, "This keeps my hair from being dry, brittle or

be-

FERGUSON HILL.

Mrs. A. Lane entertained her rela

tives Wednesday evening at supper In

.» .... honor of"her"husband's*fifty-VifTh birth- 'through your head, when your skull Bcraggiy, neips it to retain Its natural day. Those present were Mr. end Mrs. seems as if it Would Split, iust rub a pnlrtr on«4 I' rtM/4 4-A T. O ri a o ti rl a/\n A 1)\AK n /4 KB -. A-

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Berth? and Eddie Lane. nedc. It draws out the Inflammation, Mrs. ".Vm. Collins and daughter. Mil- soothes away thft pain usually giving dred, and son, John, spent Friday In nnirlr li#»f Brazil visiting friends. il* i it*

Ruth and William Pea. of Terre' Musterole Is a clean,white ointment. Haute, were the w eek-end guests of made with oil of mustard. Better than a

Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Kobinson, of West Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collins.

Mrs. A. Lane and eon, Edward, spent Monday visiting in Terre Haute. Mr. G. Bentharu Was in Shelburn, Ind„ Saturday.

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was

certainly in keeping

"pa,Per that flew"about "Her Regi-

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sparkling musical play, a

^®r„y,„nopera,

®fr approach to the old-time

Baron, the Irish composerjhas come to be recognized as a sort cJT Institution In the world of music much as the late Kir Arthur Sullivan was regarded and

,.g

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t?rrin things in the way of

lg numbers when his name appears in connection with a new work. In "Her Regiment" he has written a

8so

is largely pioolld with soldifrs

ment" is to make us laugh, to tickle

the ear with

"Honor's Cross," a photoplay of ideals, produced by Go lit w v.,, ,3 the £fra jU«"e J1' the American for tni!n v and liked singing comedian, appears^ In the ednesday. Rhea Mitchell is the star, role of a colonel's orderly, a mad wag In turn, she is a cabaret dancer, a who would spend much of his time in eeamstress and a waitress. Miss Mitch- the guard house if he were a real sol ell has enjoyed a successful cinema dier. He sings topical songs and he

V u..»..y ui ideals. nrod,icP,i hv ani,uv.„ high-salaried and unusually well

agreed by Germany, that in case, the career since forsaking, the vaudeville cuts some droll capers when told he vessels stipulated In the armistice

sta&e.

Her best screen work has been looks like Napoleon. The rest of the

e in "The Three Musketeers," principals are high class sinarers and

stirring music, the sort

who are wiHjng to

Herschel Mayall is en-1 the love affair, which Is woven into

trusted the important role of a cor- the story, well deserved the enthusiasrupt politician. It is a part full of big tic encores accorded the numbers alopportunities, with Mayall equal to all loted to them. The male chorus necesof them, it is said. He ia best known sary to properly putting over some of as a screen player for his splendid the stirring songs lent spirit and dash performances in The Renegade." I to the scenes in which they appeared. "Sorrows of Love," "The Beast," "Civ- On the program each of the choristers ilization" and "Cleopatra." was accounted for as regards his army

Edward Coxen, Joseph J. Dowling status. Thus, one of the "boys" was and Adele Farrington are others in the

iearn, will pester

us with. Frank Moulan, for many years

another too young, an-

It was a fine performance, and it Is to

In "The Heart of a Li on,** Which Is founded on Ralph Connor's widely read be hoped those of our theatergoers who novel," "The Doctor," Mr. Farnum plays preferred the music of the tin horn and the role of Barney Kemper, a farmer the blatant bazoo to that of the Vlc{who is disappointed In love and seeks tor Herbert orchestra will have an opI the solace of the great forests. There portunlty to see and hear "Her Regiho meets his brother, who had once

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Mr. and Mrs. A. v\ interbottom and ^^1,1,. BOIIS, Wavne, Gail AND Veriand, of! Many doctors and curses frankly recCMnton, ind.# were the guests Sunday cm mend Musterole for sore throat, bronof Mr. and Mrs. E. Knott. chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neurails visiting M°rP\ndn MrsaT wfnterbof: gia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, torn, of Clinton, ind. lumbago, pains and aches 01 tie back or

Frank Johnson, of Clinton, ind.. was oints, sprains, »ore muscleb, bruises, and MUrs8V Jnodhan^o°n

Mr.i chi blains,

Charles Lane and Japper "Wilson, or Chest (it often prevents pneumonia)* It Terre Ilaute, spent .Sunday with'Mr. Is always dependable.

*MrU.r?d and epnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Highsmith, of the St. Mary's road.

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frosted feet colds of the

c- ...' .v

ment" later on. Last night the couriers could scarcely get through the lines.

"Crashing Through to Berlin.** The direct application of women's activities to the# progress of the war against German autocracy has been depicted comprehensively, and in interesting sequence, in "Crashing Through to Berlin," the great film review of the conflict Trom 1914 almost to the finish, which will be shown at the Grand for four days, beginnir.Wednesday.

The heroic sacrifices of Red Cross nurses under the Are of enemy guns, the courage of motiiers and daughters of all the allied countries who have left their homes to minister to the wants of men fighting to insure the

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..H„, ... i Young Women's Christian association, _f last nfg^ht s offering women's auxiliaries of the Knights •!,

Augustus Thomas, who would prob- "\e J0'°us ppirit which was in the ganlzattons—have been arranged for bly bo voted the first American dra- *2*?

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The DIET

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The Old Reliable Round Package"

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presentation torically accurate as to the events which it portrays. -This is a peculiarly timely film offering. It is an attractive review of the war.

Hippodrome.

Picking the headline feature of the bill at tne Hippodrome Is a job which I pass to the patrons of the home of vaudeville. It comes as near being an all-star bill as any I have seen in the "Hip."

McCormack's submarine exhibition and the talk that goes with it enlightens us as to the history of the 1 world's greatest destroyer. A very intere8ting "act" and a big finish to a splendid show. But in competing with the tin horns and other Instruments of torture employed in yesterday's perades by tireless cast, numbering thou-

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CRASH IN JfTHROUGH ftTO BERLIN

SEE

Oie mfgfitieit spectacle tTie man eye ever {axed upon—even more than your boy can tee over there—every great incident during th» pa»t four years on all the big fighting fronts, from the funeral of Archduk* Ferdinand down to America on the sea^ On the land and in the air. SEE Uncle Sam making good—the Navy in action, with submarines, battleships, destroyers dropping depth) bombs. See all the great men—see the Hun ravaging Belgium—see how We will crash thru to victory. See it all with the eyes of a thousan4 cam* eras* DON'T MISS IT,

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sands, the Hippodrome offered Other acts that appealed to the celebrants in which broad compelling cc.ned.v, music and such thrills as daring gymnasts provide abounded. Jessie Hayward, iri a green room sketch, "Air Castle Kate." has material quite as smart as Hose Btahl presented along similar lines. 1-Jvery line Miss Hayward utters is good for a hearty laugh. She is assisted by three clever "feeders." Miss Hayward as former queen of burlesque, pays fin' respects to ladies' aid societies and other eager institutions. Wanzer and Palmer, in th^ir sidewalk sketch, "She's Hard to Get Along With," have a standard "big time" act which is sure fine. Frank and Milton Britton, the xylophone boys, have a musical act which will appeal to many as the real hit of the show. Then there's the Helen-Laach-Wallen trio in a wire act that arouses enthusiasm. This is one whale of a show for the money. Incidentally tlie Hippodrome had the biggest matinee Monday since our people resumed theatergoing.

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Lois.

The Lois vaudeville bill for tonight: Haller & Haller, in an aerial and ground novelty, and PeVoe T'ell

.loe

in a ventriloqual novelty. Also a Blue* bird feature, "Scandal Mongers."

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Xfrs. "Piffle Shephard dlefl of tnffnof.i* Wednesday at 2 ^'clock. Burial Friday at Westley chaj

John Palmer, electrician, has th» influenza. There is no telling when our school will begin on account of influenza

Mrs. J. F. Kiddle and son .loe Ot Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mrs. A, Smith rnd family.

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—^flexit»le sole—you could not buy the material today for the price at which we offer them. The Black Boots have "Goodyear" welt? soles, cloth tops, and the sixes only run to but th.0 vftiuss are wonderful.

2nd

Floor

Tske Elevator

TRUST

BLDQn 7th and Wabash

BORLAND'S Sample Shoe Shop