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Glasses for Nature Study Nature study classes and all those interested in wild life will find just what they want here in suitable glasses for nature study. Automobile tourists aliso should have one of our black fimsh field glasses with leather case and strap. Natsre Study glasses, in all styles and sizes, from— $6.00 to $16.00. luiiusC.VAJKs^ 2s Nob »»T C wash ST

DEFINITE PROPAGANDA URGED

IRISH RELIEF DAY ''talfitn'nf of J II tdd^ IretiMiirer IIJ 'A(atpbou«>«* to »honi nil <oiitrihutioiiM Hfaotiiii l*v iiinde Amount IoiihIa }i<Uiio\tl odKEd Sl'.l'.K) i'alnt ( o 2'(Hi \\ Itltam H Hlo< k to >* I-.. Katih tM> i hotnaw \ ltilp% *> (Ml <• % Ffplfpr MMt I* I Krilpher (additional hiiI>- *•< Hption (M» Mallhe»» I ‘•tnll’* ' tMt t iiarlpM i /pittlrr J tM> I ii < alriMpII 2 iM) < ornrllUM \ '.iilltiun 1 tM> ( harlpn J I- iMb« r I litt lafal SI btl 10

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PREMIER MAKES NO ATTEMPT TO SET IT UP AGAIN.

MARTIAL LAW IS OPPOSED

These Smart “Mary Jane” Pumps with genuine Neolin soles. Knectal for Tuesday and Wednesda> onl\ In alsea SV4 to 11, 1$1 .JtJS, 'naas to 2, i2.4.*». Thla Reason's newest and moat popular style for misses and growIng gtrlfi Ne«;l!n soles possess the properties of both rubber and leather— and are better than either ^e personally gtiarantee evrr> pair. Feltman s Shoe Store 38 E. Washington St. C Cf Tfc. Cirat.F OMs SUt Cs

Dr. C. T. Noble Dr. (r. A. Cash

Dl BI.IK, June 12—An ofti< tal report issued bv the Nationalist part> concern Ing its recent meeting gi\es the hlstorc of tho situation resulting fiom Premier As quith s visit to Ireland and the appoint ment of Da\id lJo\d (.Aeorge to negotiate a rettlement of the dlfferenn s between the Irish factions The statement savs Premier Asquith re turncsl from Ireland convinced that the castle government oinnletelv was broken down and that he made no attempt to set it up again by the appointment eithr^ of a lord lieutenant or a chief secretary foi Ireland It gives the proposals of I lovd George formulated on his own responsi bllltv as a result of his consultations with all the parties which may be legaided ap the government s proposajs Text of the Proposals. The proposals were (1) To bilng the home rule act into immediate operation (2) to inti-oduce forthwith an amending bill as a strictly war emergency jjA?! ('t) that during the interim the Irish mem bers were to remain in estnnnster in their fuU numbers (4) that during the war emergency period the si\ Ulster counties should temain under the imperial government (6) that immediately after the war an imperial conference of representatives of all dominions be held to consider the future government of the empire Including the government of Ireland and-(6) that following this conferepce, and in the Interval provided by the War emergency act a permanent settling of all great outstanding problems would be proceeded with Protest Against Martial Law. The foregoing proposals were set out briefly In a speech at the Nationalist meeting by John Redmond, who added that no conference yet had been held be tween the opposing parties, each side submitting proposals to its own sui>porters The meeting adjourned after having passed unanimously resolutions protesting against the continuance of martial law in Ireland and condemning both the personnel of and the terms of reference to the commission appointed to Investigate the recent rising ORPHANS’ HOME GRADUATION

The liish re le' fun J c nt i es to crow t"l i elnc, ad ie 1 t th t )t U 1 \ re eii is in todav s mail Jh 'll ( tkiiiK i niptign to quicken sentirnen' aiil rniKe i eopie aware ot the conditions and the ait la tion in Ireland which deman is relief was ended Saturdav night with a memorlil meeting in the L>enison hotel tc Irish martv is Bsitlev Kavarnch ro rtv { reni i nt rf the \ncient f/ider of liiljciniins pie sided P J Kellehei made the pnnoipal talk discussing the si int ind purpose of the men who headed the uprising and as a result were put to death He eulcgizel their unselfish devotion to a cause that had only a remote ch nice for s icecss I I Keti'ic 1\ in g< (1 til It the liishsym ipathizer* of Inriianipols start a leflnite proiiagcnda to eel icaie ihe generil piih In to the true “itiition in iicland Mii 'rce Donnellv devoted his talk to the siili jlect of t ixation in Ii eland Other «peak I CIS were J I I iddv treasurer ani \\ iH Pflev sec retai \ Both declared th ct bhe matter of collecting rnonev would not Istcrn lecciise meetings had stopped but the work must go on because the need for relief was continuous I Ihe local branch will continue to act it *^iie .gent foi tiie transmission of 'monev to Irish sufferers coiitiihutions for this purpose going to I I I itlcly I treasurer 11.. st itehouse

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Elat. 23 Yean. YOUR CHILDREN for timfr little baby teetb and early permanent one# need careful cony>etent dentleta They muet not eulfer. end if eeteacttnt 1* Indicated, they, too, will appreciate our VltaJiaM Air. It will not harm any frail child Have If done the palaleae way. TAFT RENTAL PARLORS S3H " l•>T‘ VAA#(HI\OTO\ SI.

^tgjkdlfcwi^! AT tTORKS AND FOUNTAINS ASK FOR a&d GET HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTEDL MILK •■y it In tlin maImI class Jars. The Bes^ is always the Cheapest Subaututes cost YOU same price

Commencement at Knightstown Will Be Held Friday. [gpcclal to Tho Indianapolis News] KNIGHTSTOWN, fnd, June 12-The commencement exercises at the Indiana Soldiers and Bailors Orphans home here are to be held Friday w hen Governor Ralston will speak Through a mistake an earlier announcement of the program •said the principal events of the coml mencement week and the graduation exercises would be held Thursday

Little Stories of Daily Life

Hoosier Outfitting Co. 448.445 BAST WASHINOTON ST. Aseata for Peninsular Combination Coal and Gas Rf isres

EVARD Buy Diamonds AT 104 MONUMENT PLACE A low rent location Large etock. finest quality, low prices.

Outer apparel for Women, Misses

- and Children.

TRY A WANT AD IN THE NEWS

FEENEY FURNITURE end STOVE CO.

t2*.130 W. Wwhlncto. St. rta for llfttMtier Kltchea Cabinets Onrland htoses and Rnagea.

I Wished Death Warrant ! A young couple from Petersvllle, a town j five miles east of Columbus, went to the j office of J H Houk Bartholomew county I clerk, and appeared confused When people look t mt vs ay the clerk generally knows what they desire, but he asked a question anyhow. The young man looked at his mother, who had accompanied him, and he looked at the young woman with him Then he looked at his brother, who also was along Finally he mustered up courage enough to talk 1 want to get a death warrant, ’ he

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‘A what'’ the clerk asked ‘A death warrant ’ the young man insisted Clerk Houk had state warrants, bench warrants and all the well known kinds of warran‘8 but he did not have a death warrant on the pdace He sent tbe people to the office of E H Kinnev, Justice of the peace hen they ariived there jhey told the justice they wlshe^to have him perform a marriage cer^ony • He asked whether they had the necessary papers and thev told him the clerk had sent them to him Justice Kinney telephoned the clerk s office and found out that the young man had asked for a death wai-

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1 y e iieard a marriage license called everything else ' said Justice Kinney, but 1 never heai«d It called a death warrant before " He sent the young couple back to the clerks office with instructions to ask for a marriage license On the second trip the proper demand was made anil a marriage license was forthcoming without any further delay Then Justice Kinney married the couple Officer, He’e Out Again Haying heard that the open season was at hand for strawberry shortcake a c'olumbus voung man went to a restaurant and ordered a portion He had yisions of the kind his mother used to make—two layers of genuine cake with atrayvbeiries in between and so many on top that the cake was hidden He remembered how the biggest swedlest and best ber nes were sayed for the cake that mother made. 'And over it yyould go some sort of mixture of sugar, strawberry juice and butter you oould haye real cream if yoiT"ycished While he was dreaming of the past, a wa*rer brought his shortcake It was so little he looked twice to And it A few little runtv berries were on top and the whole proposition seemed to have died the day be-

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H»>re yyalter ’ the irate voung nittn exclaimed take this take out and berry it ’

PASTOR ANSWERS QUESTIONS

Says Creator Has Given Man Ability to Discern Right From Wrong If there is in all powerful Supieme Being why does He pet mi suffering uid destniotion’’ was a (niestiun discussed bv the Rev tiaiide P hhiver pistor of Seventh rresbvtenan oliiin h Sundav evening He said another question which was related closelv was tlie one If He Iv righteous vvh\ does He permit un righteousness to flourish'' There is an omnipotent God the pa,s tor said He has created man In llis own linage with the abilitv to dlscein light from wrong and to choose what he will Hence God a will respects the choice of men and He has decreed that His power on earth shall be limited bv man s

Vi m Sprlngborn atchmaker SucceMor to ChrU Bernloehr A Bro <02 Odd k ellow Bids Pbone Main 3S<X F II Fangacnicanip, ISO E Georgia St. Braaa C-opper Aluminum and Bronze In abeeta roda and tubea Steel tubing Phone 121

lor Rent, Concrete yiixers Hoiatlng Englnea Bock Equipment Co 602 Fletcher Trust Bldg o Fstimates on 11 irlng New and Old Houses sKICl MAN KI f> TRU CO s Capitol ave Hand the Hatter, Moved to 140 F 11 asli st Straw and Ianama.«c Cleanel

Joa. Gardner, 41 Ky. Ara. Phonee SSL FumacM. gutters, spouting and roedng. Koehne Tmnafer Ce. Prompt and reaaoaable service. Pbonea. Main <226. New IML

Engagement Rings We specialize in engagement rmg^ We also make a feature of welding lings As this is the season for wedding Jewelry thoughtful people are making earlv selections because first hoiie is best Diamond Ringn $20 00 up Hedding Rlnga $4.00 up J. P. Mullally Dinmondn and Jewelry 2K MOUl MEhT PI. ACK.

Are They Good? Well, Tr:9 ’em Geigers sale candles are always good and fresh—in fact the freshest candy in our stores Try them before you buy them The saleslady will give you samples Ask to try this weeks sale candy — Op era Cream Caramels The eating test will show you how deliciously rich and creamy they are They fairly melt in your mouth and the taste that lingers is delightful One of our must popular candle" Buy a box tomorrow at only 23c a pound Basement ^^-45-7 Kahn Building \jjL<l\Jllrv Massachusetts Ave.

r^Summer Underwear of

$1.50, $1.00 and .>Oo

Where Good Gloves Come From New Location 18 North Meridian Street

Women’s ribbed lisle union suits, price

Women’s lisle

vests . .50c, 3.5c and ‘i.5c Women’s silkoline bodice vests .50c Italian silk and crepe de chine, in choice assortment

Elegance in wedding ap- ^ pointments and flowers. H

Larkspur.

Phones 840

A Bride’s Background. tNashvUle Tenncea. Aunt—\our bnde mv dear bov )s weal h> and >811 that but 1 don t think "he 11 ts»ke much of a beauty show at the attar Nephew—lou don t eh’ Just wait till vou .ee her with the brideeniaids she baa s« 1 >.ted. 1

AMUSEMENTS

f: KEITH S ^ SUMMER VAUDEVILLE

FYTRA ( Motion Pictures of

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All If Gek ( AT FLAT ROCK Also 5 Big Keith Acts

Shows Dai y, ^30,7 30,9 p m

nwr’i Tdii’C POPULAR UlMflLiIaiO 13 VAIDEVILIE “S^’ THE SECiCT t'^^UBMARDIE IT ENOIJSHS EACH MONDW, Tl EhDAV AND MtDNEsDAT

lOc and 15c

The Yankee Consul A Musical Comedy Butler CoUeee Campus TUESDAY. JUNE 13. 8:15 P. M.

Old (.lory Tin How** tr w c-t r d )zen ILIt* "vrid ( clliiloid I'iii FIb«>», ftr the lar<! dozen |(If

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WORKING GIRLS’ HOME READY Volunteers of America Invite Pastors to Attend Formal Opening M 4 U I Her Y-i al 1 Iw ard t n Hint, i f ( hi tag' will iicside at the format ( penlng of the worimt- girl*, h iru thi^ evening nt - I n'-t North '•ti M t the 1 in teiis of Vmeii t veiil Tndiu if o i nini‘'t*rs h \e I in invited irei tli fin t, ini w 1' inr 1 I h [ lai i n 1 i ( ''tra n is! \ t iinnoii 111 J s liav f If n i ro in i ter tw iTv ,11 Is V i will le I le to ol tain I 1 1 nd 1 tn with inivilei,(s till di \ ind paiUi f u $1 t $ o a wmK I ntt 1 lilt Iidnnaprlis inernheis m th* \oliint*tis hi I * to obi iin inoiuv foi i fund sutfi* lenllv large to t uv s it il 1o projieitv fot ifie home Mit r Hiildah Nmilh wh) his been In Indi til ij ' lih fill \ veal ind wh toimerl wns in huge if similni work in Mimie i| oils will bt in hnige ot the home

Charles Mayer & Company

20 and 31 West Wdshinjfton Street

Established 1840

Swimming and Tennis-Summer Diversion for the Active Person

\\ it,I wings i:(i«* to r»o<* \\ omen s 1 ithi! g * ips ill ilois to iHl.dd \ in* tr* lx 11* rman s nts r»(Ie to Nli.oO M m ns cloth suits At .'(I to Ao.Od

1 ou mav select vnur tennis rioket from n stock of ->00—anv w*igh vnv shape h indie o1I<* up

Halls Nets

The G. ff. Westing Company

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A Very Remarkable Purchase Paved the Way for This Special Tuesday Sale of Georgette Crepe Blouses

New Georgette $0.95 Blouses ^ ^ Worth $7.50, at All Sizes in Every Shade Represented Pretty frilled and lacy blouses Made with jabots and large collars. Some daintily tucked and embroidered

Thousands of Wash Skirts in Our Special Tuesday Sale

1.95

For Skirts Worth $5.00

.95

For Skirts Worth $6.00

For Skirts Worth $7.50

This sale will further emphasize the fact that we are headquarters for the best skirt \alues in Indianapolis' We are confident that you can be properly skirted as thousands of other Indianapolis women ha\e The prices for tomorrow are exceptionally low

June is the month of weddings Probably you are to be “best man”—in which case you will want a blue serge or some other dark suit, if it IS to be an informal affair. Our blue serge and blue unfinished worsted suits are made in the newest summer models for men and >oung men—

$15 to $25 'lyiiil lullin' III' Silk Shirts, $8 to $5

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RINK’S

Special lot of Wool Velour Check

Sport Suits Sizes up to 38. $15.00 regularly, ^ choice Tuesday, at

150 Women’s and Misses Top Coats

$10.00 and $8.50 values, at

and $5.95

Great Variety.

RINK’S

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TIcksts 50c. 75c and $1.00

In Case of Rain Postponed to Wedresdey. June 14 i

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All Week CHA& CHAPLIN in **THE FIREMAN*’^

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The New ModerT” KURTZMANN \ triumph of modem manufacturing—a genuine Kurtzmann plajer for $125 less than we have ever been able to sell a Kurtzmann plaver for before The price is |5o0 Anv reasonable terms jou suggest. Pearson Piano Co. 128-130 North Pennsylvania St. €ne Price to Everybody

Individuality In Eyeglasses No tw'o people have exactly the some contour of features and if you expect to “look w’ell in glasses” you must have them adapted to your individual requirements We pnde ourfaehes ou our ability to not only give you lenses that will properly correct your defects of \ision but to give you glasses of st>le and shape that will be most becoming. Examination Free Without cost to you our Dr. Kernel will be pleased to give your eyes a thorough examination. The only charge will be for materials actually used—none for the examination If you wdsh to have a Prescription filled (no matter by whom issued) we will do the work accurately and at a price within reason. Your eyes examined and fitted with a pair of the new curved lenses, with any make of mounting 93.CM) and ^.00 (Jold filled ear chains 50c Gold filled hairpin chains..- 75c —Under the Balcony. THE Wm. H. block CO.

$2 STRAW HATS

Best in Town

207 211 Etui Waok. Sl Opp. Cpmrt Hoata

KRAUSE BROS.'^

KOTTEMAN’S For Poreh Fiirnibire

,T35-338 East Waskinjrlon Street

(We do aot have -spectal sales”)