Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 July 1918 — Page 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS XEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1918.

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SIX INDIANAPOLIS HJGH SCHOOL s BOYS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED. WILL 00 TO CAMP STEEVER

With ten scholar*hip* tor the cedet tranoln* cooree at Camp Steever. Wfat, awarded to Indianapolia hl*rh acftool bo#» and four acholarahlp* yet avail' able to be dtetribdted toefe. William Pirtle Herod, bi charge of the examination of local candidates for the camp, is assured Indianapolis»wiH he wgi reptesented in the course, w1ik:li etarta July 9. ;■■?§' i 5 " The Indianapolia allotment was six scholarships, hut dtter thin number had been awarded and the University Club had subscribed the money to provide for three more, the military draining #amp association sent word that live

more would he placed here.

The ten boys to whom echoiarshfpe havifbeen awarded are: Charles L. Sergeant, 42» Kook wood avenue; Richmond fc iB&ntlan. 2428 Park avenue; Harry Underwood, 463 East Pratt street; Donald

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Del brook, M Hamilton avenue, Metcalf. I2» North Pennsylvania street;

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m* BreadheQ, tt» I WmmmM street; Oer/rge P. Riley, 2411 Salem street; John T. Stewart, 1*1* Shelby •treat; Nelson K. Hunter. 99 North Delaware street, and James E. Jobes, *42* North Meridian street. Underwood is the oniy Manual Training high school pupil In the list. The others are nupila at Short ridge and Arsenal Tech-

nical high »< hoois,

E. U, Draff, superintendent of sphoois. ea* announced arrangements will be made that none of the boy* attending summer ache d will loae any of bis credtts by attending the training camp and thus mtssir* the last few days of summer school. Boys from other cities 4n the stole may attend the training camp, but schoiarMilpe distributed here are for Indianapolis boys only. Boys wbo * * tend the camp will be gualffted tor appointment aa student instructors in the military training courses to be stored in the Indianapolis high schools In ths fall. WARNED TO CLOSE SUNDAYS Grpdgrg Told Thsy Wilt Lom Sugar

Supply If Ord«r Is Ignored.

Complaint* have been coming to to the office pt Harry X. Barnard, federal food administrator for Indiana, asserting that certain grocers have been persistently disregarding the Sunday clew-

ing order.

"Any grocer found violating these regulations Sunday, July 21, or any sucosedlng Sunday whils ths rule la In force, will have his supply of sugar cut off,” Mr. Barnard announced today. “These grocers can not violate the food

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Jminlstration. Manifestly, It is unfair 'to those obeying the reguletiohe to have a certain few disregarding tbem, and

T AIN’T been decorated yet for ’pinions ’boot A th* war; My name ain’t on no catalogue of rights we’re fightin’ for. Tm just a plain-born citizen 'at lives some ten miles out— Which leads up to the incidents I want to talk about. What Fm oratin’ on is this—don’t war Just TV funny things—plum laughable—it makes th’ child em <fc>t XJOW there’s our two small neighbor boys— i ^ Fve got their case in mind— Two gentler young'uns, I suppose, no one could ever find. An* yet they’re both so full o’ war they want to go an* fight. Though neither one has ever slept away from home a night N You'D find ’em, dawn to twilight, playin’ out around th’ barn, P’tendm’ like they’re Yankee troops s-stormin’ ’cross th’ Marne. TUST ’tether day I ketched ’em playin’ sentiJ nels on guard— Folks, I declare I never seen two young’uns play as hard! One of 'em was on duty, marchin’ past th’ old barn door, • Th’ other young’un—“on relief”—was sleepin’ on th’ floor. Twas ml! so blamed impressive that I know TO not forget Th’ way my old spine quivered—an’ it’s still a-quiver yet! >J^OURSE then I went a-snoopin’—that’s my v-J ill prevailin’ fault— But th’ guard—you'd ort to seen him when he called me" to a halt! Halt! You bet your boots I halted an’ I says in friendly tone: “Might 1 ask what’s goin’ on here in this military zone?” “Yep,” says he an’ then he whispered in a confidential way: “We’re told some German thistles' is a-hidin’ in th* hay!” . 1 ' —-i i. ii i — I,, ...■i

hmcaforth wa mean to •*# this nil* is strictly rompliftd with.” Mr. Barnard announced Saturday that hereafter no sugar will be permitted for use in th* making of vinegar. Hueamann Appointed. Hay* Busk irk. assistant state director of the United States public service reserve, has received advices that Loui* C, Hueamann, of Indianapolis, has been named aa state labor director for the period Of the war by the federal government. succeeding w. C. DeMfller, who is to serve the labor bureau here tn another capacity Buskirk ie to be assistant labor director.

Factory Man AW Farmers. [Special to The IndlanepoH* News! ANDERSON. Ind., July » ~At neon today, when th# summer weekly halfholiday went Into effect In most of the Anderson factories, a large number of the men employed in the plants hurried to farms to assist farmers tn flnlshftig wheat thrashing, and also in the oats fields, where cutting has begun. The factory men intend to work In the fields until 8 p. m., and ft le probable they' wilt Work on Sunday, If the weather per-

mits.

PHOTOPLAYS.

Her Marriage a Mockery ' of Love! How she hated him—detested him. His caresses burned like 1 poison. * * She had given up love, true love, and sold herself for gold, but resolved to pay the price in loyalty. —But when he brought the other woman into her own home. Then she wanted him dead.

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Mil TO KEEP DOWN FWFRIY VALUE IN CASE

EVASION OF ’ QUESTION ALLEGED AT TAX HEARING.

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LARGE PROFITS ARE SHOWN

Because Wilfred Sellers, of the G. I. Sellers A Sons Company, kitchen cabinet manufacturers, of Elwood. evaded questions constantly and apparently sought to cloud the real issues in a tax case today, In which he was attempting to keep down assessed values against hjs company, Phil Zoercher, of the state tax board, finally was moved to remark that “the state of Indiana and the counties and cities therein are entitled to as mueh respect and as much fairness at the hands of taxpayers as is the federal government.”

Administration Acted.

The Socialist city administration at Elwood had brought several Elwood companies before the state tax board at the statetmuse In an effort to increase their tak valuations to a point that the city administration feels is fair. One of these companies was the Sellers concern and Sellers contended that he “didn't know” in answer to so many questions that eventually the whole membership of the tax board took a

hand in the questioning.

The company, which had not filled out its tax return properly, according to Mr. Zoercher, 'shotted "book profits" of

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K. DEC. BIDING IS 10 BE DEDICATED AT FORT

PROGRAM WILL OPEN WITH ' SOLEMN FIELD MASS.

CARS TO START AT 7 A. M

Preparations have been made to care for 20,000 persons at the dedicatory exercises tomorrow at the Knights of Columbus building, Ft. Benjamlnv^Har-

^ risen. Interurban cars will start on for last year on a ca*pitoUzatlon1 regular runs to Lawrence at 7 o’clock.

PETROVA in “THE LIFE MASK” CIRCLE SCREEN TOPICS THE DEPTHS OF THE SEA 1 ALLIES’ WAR REVIEW VALERIE WALKER, Soloist CIRCLE ORCHESTRA Tofftorrow, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Today (Saturday) Last Times DOUG” FAIRBANKS in “SAY! YOUNG FELLOW”

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of 130,000, and yet Sellers contended that the tax valuation of less than $40,000 was not too low. He could not remember figures In a valuation of the property, which haO been made in 1915, althougn hB quickly produced certain items in that valuation to bear out his own contentions that the company "was in a hard ^rey financially on March 1.”

Represents Big Amounts.

Strange N. Cragun, of the board, said that, allowing an annual earning basis of 12 per cent., the profits of the company for last year would represent a

capital stock of $425,000.

The Elwood Water Company and other Elwood concerns were to be heard In the afternoon, according to Fred AJ Sims, of the tax board. Milton L^Clawson, of Indianapolis, and R. D. BroadT>#nt, city attorney of Elwood, % repre-

sented the city.

OGILVIE RECOMMENDED.

Hla Name Presented to Governor for Mine Inspector. The Industrial board of Indiana has recommended to Governor Goodrich the name of John Ogilvie. of Bicknell, as state mine inspector. The Governor, under the statute, must approve the bead's selection before it Is valid. William E. Stewart, of Terre Haute, recently appointed to fill the vacancy caured by the resignation of Michael Scollard, notified the board he could not accept the place. Ogilvie is a deputy inspector fop-the state board. The salary will be $2,000 a year.

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[Washington Star] - remember.” Mid Fanner Cornyou used to acold Josh for jnot

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toeael, "how cornin’ home to hla meats regular?’ "Yea," replied hie wife. "Josh le havin’

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kin do Is to •and his meals over to him.

Since he went across, all we keep the old farm busy and

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The program begins at \£:30 o'clock, opening with a solemn field mass and general religious program, to be fol-

lowed by a civic program.

The K. of C. building will be used as a general recreation and comfort home for soldiers at the fort. The first mass was held there July 14. Chaplains and secretaries in charge are, the Rev. P. H. Griffin, the Rev. John Rochfqrd, Vincent Vaughan, general secretary, and James Mahan. C. H. Cheney and Edgar C. O'Connor, assistant secretaries.

Speakers on Program.

James A. Flaherty, Philadelphia, supreme knight; Michael E. Folly, chairman of the stote council of defense; Col. R. S. Thomas, commandant Ft. Benjamin Harrison, are the speakers on the civic program. Charles L. Bany, .Indianapolis, will preside. Mr. Flaherty wfi make the speech of presentation and Colonel Thomas will respond. Governor J. P. Goodrich and Mayor Charles W. Jewett *dii attend. The RighJ Rev. Joseph Ch&rtrand, D D., coadjutor bishop of Indianapolis, will preach th® morning sermon. The morning religious program is as follows: '

Selection—Tenth Infantry Band.

Solemn Military Field Mas»—Celebrant, the Rev. P. H. Griffin; deacon, the Rev. Maurice O’Coanor; subdeacon, the Rev. J. J. Seimetx; deacons of honor to the Rt. Rev. Jo-

the Very Rev. William W.

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MAJESTIC HARMONISTS

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Rev. Raymond Mellen. Master of Ceremonies—The

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Military Ceremonies-*The Rev. first lieutenant and chaplain,

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Tenth Infantry.

Sermon—Tbe Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand,

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.Music by cathedral choir, under the direction of Humbert P. Pagan! and Corpora! Elmer Andrew Steffen. Organist—Mies 1 Frances Beryl Spencer. Arndt’s orchestra. Mass In G (Fllke)—Chorus and orchestra. Offertory <0 Deus Ego Amo Te)—Male quartette. acapetts. Soloists—ysrrt Calland and Georgs A.

SPEAKERS AT K. OF C. EXERCISES

HAAG’S DRUG STORES

53 South Illinois Street, Corner Maryland,

112 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 27 8. ILLINOIS •STREET 1«1

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MICHAEL E. FOLEY. Michael E. Fofey, chairman of th« state council of defense, and the Rt Rev. Joseph Chartrand coadjutoi bishop of Indianapolia. will be the principal speakers at the dedicatory exercises of the Knights of Columbus at Ft. Benjamin Harrison tomorrow. Mr. Foley will apeak on the civic program and Bishop Chartrand will preach tbe morning sermon. The Knights of Columbus will present a comfort home to soldttrs at the tort

HIGHER COURTS’ RECORD.

THE RT. REV CHARTRAND.

Smith, first tenors; Humbert P. Pagan I and Corporal Elmer Andrew Steffen, second tenors; Thomas A. Nealis and C. A. O’Connor, barytones; Edward LaShelle. bass. Hymn-"Holy God. We Praise Thy Name," auaienca. -! Soloists at Night. Soloists on the evening musical program are Miss Emma Hardegan, . Mrs. Russell Mansfield and Miss Jeanette Behmer. The military and popular musical numbers will be given by Montani’s orchestra, P. U Montani, con-

ductor.

Word received here from other centers of K. of C. activities says the French language will be taught in the clubhouses over the country. Phonographs will be used to teach the foreign tongue. Instructors will teach the cuetoms of the French people so American soldiers can better adapt themselves while quartered there. One of the most important announcements made by the Knights of Columbus on war work activities was issued recently.- After conference with United States officials, it was decided the K. of C. will take part in the work of caring for American prisoners who are now interned In Switzerland.

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Continuous 1 Until 11 P. M. FIRST HALF NEXT WEEK

Opp. Terminal Station FIRST HALF NEXT WEEK

THEDA BARA CARMEL MYERS

IN A 191* VERSION OF THE FLAY THAT MADE HER FAMOUS THE CLEMENCEAU CASE

SUPREME COURT i341*. The Sperry and

pany v«. M

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Hutchison Com-

Indiana. Decatur C. C.

State of

Appelte?’* briefs. 22421. Martin P Gray et al. v*. John McLaughlin et al. Tippecanoe S. C. Appellant*' briefs. SUPREME COURT NEW SUIT. 234*3. Chicago. Indianapolis A Louisville Railroad Company va. Public Service Commission of Indiana. Porter C. C. APPELLATE COURT ACTION. 10074. Lawrence A. Ebner. administrator, va. The Ohio State Life Insurance Company. Pike C. C. On appellant’# petition leave is granted to file reply briefs and brief# are

filed.

100*1. The Pltteburg. Cincinnati, Chicago A St. Louia Railroad Company va Nancy E. Sedwick. Owen C. C. On appellee'# petition appellee’* brief* are ordered filed, and are filed. APPELLATE COURT MINUTES. 10121. Haakeli A Barker Car Company va. Lena Kay. Industrial Board Appellant's petition tor rehearing and brief# 1023L Me»v>na Powell va. WHUam H. Nuabautn et aL Marion S. C. Appellant'# reply brief#. 10301 Marie A Traylor v*. Robert H. Keller. Mkrtor SC Appellant's petition for time, ablet is granted, including September 17, 191*. 1033*. Myra Thompson et al. vs. Jacob M. Divine Marshal! C. C Appellant*' (Mostander) brief. ■■ j APPELLATE COURT NEW SUIT. 10337. Board of Commies toner* of County of Da tries* v* Minnie C. Fuikerson Daviess C. C. Record. Assignment of error*. Prwcipe for notice Notice isaued. Henry William# v*. Walter Padeffnetti. Lake S C. Record., Assignment of error#, la term. Bond.

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THE ELONGATED COMEDIAN

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“TRUTHFUL TULLIVER Stirring Sun Figlrts! Matchless Riling! Thrills and More Thrills! OH BOY! IT’S A CORKER!

FARM TRAINING SCHOOL Eighty-Six Boy* Receive Certificates After Completing Course. [Special to The Indianapolia New*] LAFAYETTE. Ind.. July 20.-Purdue unkvernity'B second farm training achool for boyi In the United States working reserve closed here this afternoon, eighty six young men from thirty-two

counties receiving ft will ae sent out to stote to help win t?farmer In the prot

of hi» crops.

After a military campus exercises hall. Among tf celved eerttflc

from Indiana Alfred C. M Greenberg, R< sons, J. J. K' Jack Jones.

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