Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1918 — Page 20
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* Kotblast Heftten
WANTED ' Wo pop ttp to ftt OOOPt
USED GOODS STORE
MMi MM. «lt Wooa aro. _ Aoto. .till njwrrrtJiii^ t^AWrfb. win pop oaot aooa pptM for bouWMkli foodo la prlvoM Immso
or MU. , .
Gftvin Buyt UMd Furbituro
I dff Biaoo. OOP. Mala WL Gavin Will Buy Stovaa
noroeoo and KwPloo Potblooto, bptj^toa,
~ A aid pao fltoooa Mi ftoMo*
To the Business Man Who is Tempted to “Sell His Blanket”
fa frontier dmjm,« g«n«ratioii a«o, tibere Med to %e s w»fiBf to tiw Sontltwwt that toe iatprofidcat &i(&ui woold sell Ue itoiilcai tor * triid»^ ia the Mocaair of m hriid^ wens dc7« bet ia the eotd of the emfor be woeld Ml pett vlUi
it at asjr priee.
n>e bMinree tibat dfawoBtiaMe fts adrertisiBC to war ttoMe to s good dMl Itoe the ladtoa who parte with hie
War eecdittoM prompt
f/|
adrerttolDg.
Rehedy keowe when the war wffl end, tort eoew dcy thto peer, next jeer or to the pean to come rt MUST end, and cad to rietoiT tor DEMOCBACT and SIGHT. Aft«r>war eaaditioM wfil prceeirt added pndileiiie for tomtoeec that ntMt be net when the ttow amOM, tort the bMtocM that haa eoaUmied Ite pirtilieitp to a normal wap daring the war wGl hare a dtottnet adraatage ever tboae which hare **mM thtor hlM^ceto**~-driqpped toom pahlk totMcet and leat the inUmale, good-will eontaet wrth the emrnmer that adrectistog eatatoltohM. • ^ The WANT ADS of the NEWS ASE MAKING wartime adrerUetog profltaMe for aggireashre mcrehanta and raenntoetorefi to varioM liiMe. It ia not oolp inorMetog the preeent voliinie of eetoi at a profit, tort bnildieg eabetential toondetlone tor efter-war e<^itione.
Consultation Invited Regarding Profitable Publicity. Pall for a aoUcitor of The NEWS. Main 4900. Auto. 3464.43.
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Am WooMors PitoOB win focaoMo oooiod pt*pniHo' OBta tlnmiao’. ScpoofBibor S. at M o. OL.. Mr famMloc s- MS Bao of oapMMo for tiM mamek of eopMulmiT, WA IhawioM book wBI pR m eio at Boobb £|, atsto MooMA faoBi mma after Batunl^. Anoaot M, ant. Br oMar of noARP or TaretEgea^.
OTATtEL 8ALAKT AMD U>AN&
Loans on Furniture |16tol200 M!f UKSAI. EAtm FOOD FOE THOUGHT
br tha ■■ at poapirty r a *
Ir m»* Mo w TWo M
BEAL SAVING REAL THRIFT
Too Can Afford to Borrow On I 40 pap |2 e month and intoreat ; On I 90 pap |S a month end totezaet On nOO pap |5 a month and interaat PAT mbSoB A3tT TOCi AMD aKPDCa
roe ooar.
Wo —Ma MMO of M to MW m twauA ptom& Ota. vftbowl- looooool Mooi yowr po^ -—— U Okort ooctao oat vMImmC aa^
mar. o«r oeoraw oro Mo m •ai oar torow or toporoMoc o Moooooe br Mo oMOo oat boa«a
oAmMM ooooroaoo of oor roopnoolbimf oo
rooponoMto oo o bonk
SEE OUR MANAGES am bm abooo bio boolaooo oat Mo ploa —Car iMIeb bowoMo; a lo a loooloriao oa aanca-TO-THB-BORROWam Miwoar aai a carrtoe m la rov bobalt FIDEUTY LOAN CO. No. 9 North minoio Dtroot • naoBM I aai a OaMoC MM Mia UML AM
MliClLLANBOUS WANTIP WE WANT STOVES w« PAT umMAh paicaa nero aoone eroaa mib me Awa
oidtoiiir w *• nwMWBaMo Aata n-M
moat baop, aoU will poMtlyaSr
plvo jaero Man oMor ioaloni for pood, blpbclaoo l^niltan. nipa aad otovoo. oar boror. 014 pbotMa. Mala MM or Mata MM;
Auto SI>tM,
mmnjsssam w* maoi w rmrn W9 ttClSOy mtm n\
You Lose Maw eallAni tf poo ootl oiir Mni of ktmmb«l4 poodO boforo oalltaur uStm mt, BROWN. MMJKHLASliaoMnaoaaaaaaHN^^^B^^a
MUSICAL.
BUY THE KIMBALL
Plawlo. playortplaaoa orpaaa. PaMo aad XlmbaU pbotofrapboi. aow aad pood taotramrata eWAlir * eWAIN, U S. MmmrnXh.
Pliino NorM MM. Aoto UtM
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MT N. Ponaa.
OfiloN, li-btrinf Harp pattain eiioap for
oaab. Woodruff W.
ICIMBALL jNaao, nu^wfaBr ewwT'ioofloDu wilt ooil Mr balaaeo of aooownt ABOUAN OOMPANT. Ml M. PoBoorlraalA. Mata N4. j Now *M0i. _ V!c¥oiI, ONumbiou^^ or any hfib-etaoa talUac naabiao* waatoA Oood iNtooa paid aew. BAKKR Bl^ Old phaaoi. IMIB MM, Mala MM; Auto. tt-lM.
rr, oooJ ou aad mo otovoo.
tto avo. Mala xitL
prio^ paid tor old eioMoo aad iKi.
>B SKAUoAT. Mala IMP
■iahiEht daab prioo paid for "lii4oo*”'iMdl
Mate looond-baiid olotbUtg aad Moot. U »0th. Moln MM.
MBA'rtNa Ntnvo lar«« otaa. aloo want niir.
about 11*11 Woodruff MW _ _ HOW CAN Vra PAY
MORE MOKEY
tbaa oomo doalom for good fumlturot Wo bavo loM .ipoiwoo ond oaa affiwd to pay roa moro 0*11 ui for prtroo Mala IBK Auto IB.4M. ua\niv8 rtiimiTURB ixoiiANas, 4M Mao* avo
HOW DO WE GET The Best of Everything? EVERYBODY KNOWS We Always Have the Best YfiaiilUC IT OUT FOR TOURaUL** USED GOODS STORE 424 MASS. AVE.
■“'X*ia"w«»{?fRrwsar‘ Mai* MM. Mt ladtaa* *va 0* tOit haven't room "for'"'Mat otova of rouru ciUI our buyor and got tta valua $n tmA. BAKlUt Bl^.
IF
TOU bavoa’t room for Mat atov*
* eall OUT bu BAICSR BRt
rpur*_QaU_eur_^b^r aad got tta valao la
PERIOD dining toom ouito* In wahtte, na* hogaay or fumod oak vrantod wit par a ter a good ouito. BAKbR l^oe. Itotn MM or Mala MM. Auto.
rtOMS»R DBAUBRS aad burora BAKBR BROS, Oagoolto Oeurthottoo, 1C. Waalilagtaa m.
RAND VISIBLE INDEX Profu Ii loavoi and atand. Addrom Boa Mt, Novniu •wabiimtioa gM aad oo*I. fTiitS
STOVRfl
If ro« kavo oar tukii-grado atov* of otandard maha. ao mattor how badly wmd, wo km aad rMulld Mua. BAKSR BROS. Old ahwoa. Mala MM wJiain MM; Auta. M-MI.
STOVES WANTED
W« wm par ro« moro boooiaoo wo aro badtr taifma ofthom. aa wa am opoafagi a aow •Mp* aad m«i*t hava ooovaa. BoCoro r«i aall
•aS iht
Little Furniture Store, mjafe, . > Aata. n«4
.oM IbWAirPi
SiM e^ami W arttoloo
w or atatlaum Mat JfiM to dlopopaoL m mipar r<m mM earn Mr ^nTwitk th* moeor pm mm bar War Btampa «a4 thiiM^^P row oownm oadjimmolt. ormmjNM^ *ia»^m«d ^ ^ tm abov*^ bmA wmvm toag our MoMt. if o<w artoo Mmd •eohptablo mttim tha ohotit aagwa wtfl foianL Mo go^ at our ottaoaoo. X4B0 TRAiyVawomirM aad a NTYUmoto M.
n bar Wow etaBaim if y
jovmirr, diamoado oM watohoa, foM
of goSdTi
WANTMD-^fBd foathor boda.'Toathom ratio-
STflKirS:
MaM tPl Auto. Mm. wrtA PAT Uw Mgbol* ptiooonKTahlMb boaooboW goodo la pclvata bom** o* iata.
y*ta MU. Aato. BMlt. wa BOT all klBd* ar mi guM, SMIa* tatcklo oad blghir oaab ptio* paid. Ml
SmIb 4M*. WANIMBD-eovoral ivo harm-paw m a C laotom. CBNTRAl. PLATD«3 A Hm oa wrto will font to taa ior OBO aiioath ana throa-larh eonuifugal p«*M ABd gaaotloo mtirma, wIM twoatr (hot «< horn or ptpof Mag bo to tPoA obopo. Wrtto toiwm B. P.
JOHNaON, MarMalL PL
WRITB BO wardt for a aoag. Wi^n'oempom rntudo, faclHtato frm piihlfc>a{laD 8«Bd oomoa on lov«. war, any oubloct PatRCMTUD MUSIC OO. fW Broodwar. Ml-A
|low York
WANTED •
opoatog a ffao am g Waohington *L,
n^'htgh grade foraituro.
ItiiMtog aood la a lino bomo , omat a good prim eall m bodbro re
16 Little Furniture Store
^s?^Mato MM.A£to tt-ai.
^mANT gn^ oeod fnmtturo.
It to worth. ‘ «TAWpARD ruRNmmB .4M MimicriBBrtto ava.
New Shipment Records f Porobroho Aroaio. Mala 4Mi.
4n33¥l~PLAY*R aetton ebaaf^ to IMMta.
Tour oM player mado aow. TunliiA
0. H. KRAfT CO. Hi g Obto. Mala HIA
^IAN0L.A, M-oota mahofuny and Juot Itha MW, m>*Andld bargain fta- oomo ono; vary olamy Inatrumont. Torma to roUablo j>ureli*o< or. ABOLIAN company, m N. PoaBoyl-
vatdA Mata M*. Wow tt-OM.
PlANO-Doeicor Brm upright, oboay fli good coadUtm-.Vhoap i? N. Cfaootor
mi
flniob;
avo.
FiaNO. ISiMogmiy,'' u^ht,"'"Yom™' *''"SoiL pwfoet ocwditlon, rooooaablo. Mala MM.
PH< INOORA^ bargain.^ J^utlful mahogaay
rabinot,
lumbla raeordo
rooorda.
ayo Victor, Bdlaon, Co> ’ill oaortfloo for Mf ca^ worth IlM. INDIANA
Includlim rocoraa.
POL.18 PHONOORAPH CO.. *14 Tacoma avo.
Woodruff MM,
PLaTKR ptono. owaJard mako: mal bdfgata can Irvlngtoo WM. , PlANO^ mabbiimyi ino miimo
oabtnoc
Floamnt at. Proopoct MM.
RRMOVAD oalo btgh-gndo ptaaoo. ptoyoro. oto. gWRBTIiAN BR08 . 417* N. lUlaeto.
RBCORBe, eutprioo; ali mtltm otrfd. oa<
changod. TUTTtig
m Indiana ava.
75c Stenderd Meke Records, 56c ptt lydlaaa ava. WBST. Ptaaa Hotol bldg.
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLSa SkIKO your loom wagon tiroo and"' have thm ml while you wait, atm your broken wboMo, wagoap and buggim to have nm rublw Urm put oo. wo kmp a big oto«Jk M etudohokor fhm wagon ropalro; wo bavo ptonty of whooto and althfto cuohlono, and torn; wo make a to>oclaIty of putting la celluloid and
ropairtag tope and
UN wagooto for oala JOHN OU IBDgLHOS*
PER WjWkIN CO.. Wi Kontueky.
DOGS. POULTSt. P16E0NA NIG.
na lo, houm ftrobttol'
fomaJa fonr months: both hava goad mak*
Inga thort talto Balaiont Tit.
BKl^IAim'' 'fm'''' 'mUo; ’ 'ti"''iMUr'' 'up." No "iiaS prtoaa One flao young back. North IHt, CAlfARfSi for mio: mated pair and otag-
oro call NocM “
POPS dipped 411 N. Talbott
PINT Anjm
kittooo for aala
Ipgton 1$M.
HOMhR. Jlno; lor mlo.
Mata 4lto-
"Cali' W|a£^
dClTTgN.
old. for
'K}y4
til him
mala Ivo "numths
Angora,
jBolmoot_ Mi^
PtTPPncs, Pooiorantati. thoroughbred; roa-
ooHobla WaiMIngttm MM .
PROriTABUe PWI/T^; our for mW ono with few htrdo or many. Poultry Swrcow. Amorlca'o leading poultry magaslno mort boljfrfnlr llluotratod monthly; hogt puhliohed, M Qtnto yoar; four month** trial i» eenta. fW aost too days throe y«ars tL gampia froa POULTRY gUCCBeS, Bo* B.
Springflold, O.
RABBITS. full-Mood Botgtan haroa Call Saturday afternoon aad Sundayf *710 Stadoa st RABBITi; Ftomish Otant buM; Now Itelaoll
and Belgian deoa IMf Blm at.
FEDERAL AMIDE ON ‘ LADiiSEMED
GOVERNMENT AaN ADDRESSES INDIANAPOLIS EMPLOYERS
CDMPETITION UNDER BAN
a
Staim to BOt toJa efSaet Urn program of tlM ^rarnuMgit for Abe dtetrlbutloa of labor to emKBttol Bar tndostrtoa win be taken tn IndiaiMptmg and Mnrton oouaty wftbis the next few Sairg, according to a atateiBeot made by W*|^ter g Ptttaterdt. of tiba Unitei Statee mn^oym^t smwle^ wImm appotatmont •a chairman «t the t^Munmilty iaber board wan announoed yeateeday Ha^ Bntoklrk. nsaditaat federal etajto labor dlrectw for ladtena. Mr. PtttafordA atatemea* wme mnito at the doee of na
Wa are
sr-fti
YOUR CREDIT tS OOOD BORROW MONEY TO BUY YOUR COAL Now Is the Time WE HAVE LOTS OF MONEY which vro win kMM to honeet poraopo In omouatB of tl& op tp IMO. on houoMold good*, furniture, ptaaoo. dhunonda aad jewelry at lagal ratm of Intorem. Wo wUl allow you to ropey it on our anmll monthly InotalBMnt plait, paymonto to mit your eonvontoaco Wo are itoonaod and guarantee you a otrte^ prlvato deal and eourteous treatmoot. Wo pay off loan* mado by other oampoaloo. eoo ns today and got what nmeoy you need te settle up all yoor outataading btlta. INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN CO. ^3 Hume-Mansur Bldg. Dtooctly aqrom Bum nootoflice. OB Ohio sL. aocona floor. Main SUO Auto. H-MO
RABBire. Plomloh Oiant ba«^ Mew Zealand and Belgtaa dma WH Wm it
fur tliroe pot kiaotia; condition* im W. IlllBolo at
WANTglL-tfewm*'
FOK SALE OR TRADE. WILL TRADE EQUITY IN NEW THOROUGHLY MODERN HOME, FOR LOTS OR SMALL RENTAL. ADDRESS BOX 646, NEWS.
PERSONAL. .
ANY' t»to'"lBim'il^'''i^ of Mrs.'
leotino McFarlan Poetwfllco Box 14S.
(Col(HWd} Reward
kindly notify
ADcnoN sAua
LEW SHANK HAS A e REGULAR AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY AT HIS ROOMS, 227 N. NEW JERSEY. CONSIGN YOUR GOODS TO ME AND GET GOOD PRICES FOR THEM. LEW SHANK, AUCTIONEER
BUtCK beauty prlao pony., two^ted j rev Uaiiiooo. aoddlo, brloie; oh sap. MAY , DA^jb^??. OM^ lad
COW. youam frmh cow and calf, IM. uM ekOtotoam at.. W. Tenth <*«% \ dMJVBRY wagon, two-horm, top; AIM fM>nw4t» oapaetty; platform aprlng. oaay Ex-jssir' pTi^ "as?
IGR SALE three sows. Call Waahintton
HOG. Chester WhHs ntals; weighs ,49* lbs. PrSepset 7746, Ring I.
HORSE, wngon and hnrnem; bargata Pwmpsot lua
i^SE" blSS:'"^?rigM'l.499. 8TUCKMOTTO A CO.. Lexington ara aad Big Four R. R. HORSES FOR SALe. NATIONAL GLUE CO., 639 W. FOURTEENTH ST.
HORSE small: price IX; one Mft oos 199. Phoas Promset 7991
HA^asS and team for sale. North T4X.
JERSEY COWS, thrse good; three Cheeter YThtto sow*, two sows and plan tfwo good ■noatoi also om targe black mare: wffl sell er trade for oomethtng ssMller. Woodruff 1481 ISX N. Deorborit.
MARS, city broha M W, Marylaad sL
MARS. LXS pounds, wagon and haraoea ehosp. Betment 16M.
MARE, light driving buggy, harneso aad
closed wagea Prospect I»1
MUUkS tor eel* aad ''wlU buy an auabber af mulra KISSEL MULB^iSk Uaten
gteritvarda
ONE-HORSE wagon, aao drop tonguo; must
atal at oaeo. W’oodroS I67L
PONY, peffeetly gentle: bladX Shetland. with barittaa. bugM aaddle. eMi: fOr sale.
8906 N. CapttoL WaMitogton US*.
PHAETON ES. 1419 Laurel sL
0OW8 AND WOS tor aala good. twenty-Ova li^ {dim. Call any thra till Monday nigfaL
Woodruff 14X.
TEAM of good work hersos. sale eheag; hava no uso tor tham. X 8. Bast Mala till.
TWO aORSga. two wifipona «»♦ buggy. throe seta «f hMueat: teavtng city; must a*lL fX Cincinnati aL Orcla X4S.
•TEAM botMik good; weight 3AM poemds;
bargata. f» fTMtehigan.
TEAM, fann marea four and flva yeara gld. aouad and broke: five-year-rid work hewea aonnd; alee driving home tor aala Xi K.
Btomari*. Balmont 1379
WUl pay
OO.
tamt,. iCto.
YWO-HCRSB doiivary wagon . bargain. *73. M. CLUXB <XX. 14*t & Mo-
rldlaa.
WANTE0-TO buy oM or erlp^od horoaa. •uitable for aaiaml uMat. Apply by tetter to JOHNNY J JONBS,-8HOWS, atato tolr grouBd. ladlanapolta. WORK borio, good, for mta. 1*7 S. Cahforata. Mai* KM*. WAOtW. oae-'borm. top aad barewm for U17 Reteaor. 'tooftk team' wagon aM haraem. guaraatoad good omrlcora Baliaont flM. Speedway ava.
Grocery and Fixtures I will soH ea Tuestey aftomeon. August |7. coramoaolBg at t o'clock. 2461 Northwest’n Ave. no^ aew MeCroa refrigerator, new oompuUn* Dajrton oc^ea counters, showcase slwlrlng, all kinds of canned goods, heating stove, chains ia fact everything used la a grocery. MEEKS, PROP. LEW SHANK Aurtloaeer
WATCH THIS COLUMN for big mle ol tw^vo rooms at No. 4 g Michigan at. cn Tburaday. August ». at • B at. oeda. ruga, draporim, furniture at all kinds. LEW SHANK. AUCTIONEER '
WATCH THIS COLUMN for tdf aalo at twMvo rooBw at No. 4 g Mlehtgbn at oa Thonday. Aaguat M at X "***■ funHum of all ktnda. LEW SHANK, AUCTIONEER
AUCTION SAT.R ^ Monttay. Auguat M. 10 a. m., at Mt Indiana *v^ Restaurant outfit, gas range, water eootera countoro. sholvtag aad tohlea. chairs, ototla. diafaes and pana, floor cigar case with jggy. phwm not listed, Wynn, auctioneer, irroUK^Ct S83B
MONDAY. Aagust g at S:ao p. amp feet^ sssssnod lamber; oak.
• about walnut
—.—, _ uuvtmr i ttam Tigni UTHCk With to^s. J. & MAIXOY, Greeawood, lad, - WEDNESDAY. S a. m., 447 g Court st Bto sale of household goods; if you hava aas^ thiaw to sell, couoiga to ma MePADD^ * ^^KHARotT^ mcTAUUsa
FINANCIAL
LOANS PAYABLE MONTHLY ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY ■i^Pymat reduced ev^ asonth. Interest Omvirtt : Ibtstmt rats 1* rmold. FARMEBfi TRUST OO..
tB18 OOMPANT Ig PRBPARED TO MAW RgAD ^ATB DOANS PHOMPTI.'R WB
PURC^SE RgAX.TT OONTBlACIB AND MORTOAGSa BONDS AND BTOCgS UBTBD and UNDlflYBD OIDiANAR ub 8BCURIT1BS CO.. PRANg g BAWg PRBSIDBNT. MIMt LAW BUILD.
INO AflBBTB.
WE HATE Btooey to Iona oa first
‘ er eeht O’
ashiagtaa. Main Mg UC;
meurlty at f mt eeht OIXX-BUEl^^tSl^
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CO.. M7 W. Auto. S-MI.
'■PfiW
"WANT AJy el C
to the News wffl
BZJTtt
WE MAKE and buy first aad aeeond morttarge <w mmU. ea farm or city property lUtoNA MORTGAGE AND INV. oa Mata Tig 8M Ptdoltty Trnst bWg. IjOANS on SreOND MORTGAOg IMPROVED CONTRACTS CMl MORTOAGdBS BOUGHT LEWIS. S» MERCHANTS BANg
REAL EffrATS and pmaxmal loans «bd upward. J. D BCOTT. 14 Wbe
bMg
cent MEYBR-KIBBR
.’T®E
UUTTJFHISiErj
Coifid you um omnoT
Javmtigato pur oaoy to paa TWaaty Payment Plan Loana
Get MA pay back M M a moag
Get EM. pay back gw a i
With latwaat
_ mimtk.
at PA% pm month. Other auMuato in prtmortioa.
Pay faster If you tike-lom omt You -pay only for tha time loan runs. Cmas In and gst free booklet which dcocribes everything fully. Wo loan on PunUtura
Ptanoa •
Also oa Dtamonda Etc.
'INDIANA COLLATERAL
LOAN CO.
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Greencagtte Woman Receivea Hear^ Ing Before County Defense Elody. [Special to The Indianapolis News] GREENCASTLE. Ind.. Au«U8t 14.Mr*. Jeifttle Wolf*, wife of Michael Wolfe, a barber of this city, received a pubUe hearing before the Putnam county council of defense last nighL after having been accused of making unpatriotic remarka Mrs. Charles Picket made the charge. The women w®re employed at the canning plant of the Reld-Murdoch Company, when they had an argument about the kaiser last Saturday. A halfdosen women testified that they heard Mr*. Wolfe say she had too much Dutch and German blood in her to have them talk in ner presence' about the kaiser, and that “old Wilson made mistakes as well ag* the kaiser." Mrs. Wolfe testified that she told the women th*y could not talk about the kaiser or any one else while worktaur, because they could not work and talk at the same time. The council heard the evid^ce before a jmeked room. The case will be referred to federal authorlties. _ * BUTLER IW THE LIST. Among CoHegea Selected for Training of Technical Experts WASHINOTON, August g—Twentysermi additional educational institutions were named today by the war depgrtm«nt as having qualified to aceept men for the students’ army draining corps for training as technical experts, line officers, officers in technical branches and noncommlraioned offices. Buttor college, Indianapolia to included In the ItoL By September more than 800 colleges will be equipped for the organlxation of the corps, the war department announced. Each college will be a clearing house for officer material as the student soldier will edme directly under the,supervision of military instructors, and the faculty and his individual ability quickly determined. Grammar school graduates of eighteen years or over are as eligible to the training corps as a high school graduate or the roan already tn college. NEWTOII C. JOHNSOH DEAD Connected Wirti Ogktand City College_Formerly School Head. [Spoetal to Th« ladtanapoUs Nows] OAKLAND emr, lad.. August MNewton C. Johnson, a professor of mathematics in Oakland City college, and formwly superintendent of public schools at Cambridge City and Franklin, in itwitajis, died at hto home here last nighL _ Marine Corps Promottona. WASHINGTON. August g-Nomina-tions of .two marine corps brlgadlergenerala JFohn A. Lejeune and Littleton W. T. Waller, to be major-geiwato. and of six colonels to be brigadier-generals, were sent to the senate today by President Wilson. The colonels named brigadiers are: James EL Msihoney. Ben H. Puller. John T. Myers. Charles G. Long. Wedell C Neville and Albertus W. Gatlin. Cyrtis H Radford, assistant quartmtnaster, with rank of colonel, also was nominated to be a brig«llergeneraL Red Cross Appointment. PARIS, Auguat g—Oilonri Fredertek Murphy, dt SL Louis, has been placed in direction of the medical and surgical, department of the American Red Crosa Hto appotaitment is understood to be paat of a general reorgantoatiem of the Red Ooes. a feature of this Wort being the allotment of functions sonea
address by Michotas VasderPyl, apodal agent of tiro departzaant of labor, to the Asaocisted Employers .of Indianapolis at the Claypool h^lel tom nighL Mr. Pittaford said the methods to be followed haveuiot been worked out in detail and that he could as yet give no Idea of what industries in this county would be Bret or most affected by the new pro-
gram.
7S Psr Csnt. Nssdsd. Mr, VaoderPyl’s announeement that the government needs IS per oenL of the labor of the country for war wmrfc and arfll usa every means abort of force to obtain ft was gteeted with cheerfulness amounting almost to enthnsiasm by tbe SB employers present to whom he had Inst explained that manufacturers of nonessentiato must make up their minds to lose their labor. The recrufting of tabor, be said, will not be permittM by sny other agency than the United Statee empibyment service and the government will tolerate no competittoo; Under thto sy-stom, he said, employers wHl be permitted to continue to "hire at the gate" and no restraint will be placsed oa workera to prevent them from going to one employmeot from another, but employers eitosged In noneaeefitlal industries, who oner higher wages than the government Tate. will find thMr supplies of fuel and raw material cut off. OetBlis Lfift to BoardB. The details of the system, Mr. Vanderl^l said, will be left to the community boarda, which are to operate not for
but In terms
pl
n.eans that the boards must make such investigations of the quallfleatlons of applicants for employment that they will be able to send them to the parts of the country where their services are most needed. The government has the nrachinery ready for the dtotributton of labor, said Mr. VanderPyl. and needs and expects the hearty co-operation of
every en ployer and eoH>loya
The greatest troitMe the country to experiencing hi the labor situation at present, Mr. VanderPyl said. arto®> from the *mUrratory habit of the American working man. Thto tendency to be always flitting from Job to Job, he said, causes an annual "labor overturti” of 32,<KIO.OOO in an Industrial population of 8.000. 0(10—or In other words every worker changes hto employment an average of four tfmea a year. This he said results in a loss to the workers alohe ihore than 84.000. 000 annually not to mention the tremendous loss to Industry tn reduced
production
To correct this he recommended the adoption by employers generally of a "peraonnel departmenL” to investigate why each employe quits and take measures to retain valuable workers. Such a course, he said, has reduced the labor overturn In the Ford plant at Detroit from 400 per cenL to leas than 80 per
cenL
the lo^Al. comsiunlty alone, 1
of nationality. *0118, he explained.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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3.400 <B
Charles E Holloway to Walter D. Klbler at ux . lot 14, Brown’s East Merldfan Heights addition. 8* 1-lx UO feet, vaoaaL aouthwe^ corner Forty-ninth at? and Washington boulevard f Martha Ooodlet to Alfred L Ooodlot. part east half soothweetora quarter ioctlon M, township U, range S,
Decatur township t.OOO 00
C«l Westerfield at al. to John J. Ray. phrt lot X, Nobloto subdivision. oatlot 45. etc., 40xM feet Improved, weet side Spring st,
north of New Torlt st ... XO OO
Ooorgo P. Marott to Edwin J. Marott et ux. lot "0, Rooe Hill addition, 60x315 feet, vacant northeast corner De Quincy and Thirtyninth sis Henry W Lewis to Lavtnia Lewis, lot 21, block X. Harrlsmi A Co.’s addition. 41Hxl30 feoL vacant, west side Keystone ava. north of Twenty-eighth st Fletchw Savings and Trust Company, trustee, to Bertha WJebke. lot *3. Bsvenswood. Washington township Central States Lumber Company to Geneva 8 Nugent lot 17, Bungalow park, 40x0014 feet. Improved, north side Thirty-ninth st, west of Senate ave Arthur C Andrew, to Eklson T. Wood, et ux.. lot 1, McClain's subdivision. part block 13, south east addition. »%xIX% feeL Improved, northeast corner Undeo and Minnesota Ota Getwge P.r Marott to Alice F. Hawk, part lots tf and 45. liorirs subdivision, outlot m, 46x110 feet, improved, w4st side Alabama st. south ^ St Joseph st Alice F. Hawk to Gertrude Marott, same Burt New, administrator, to Hopry J, Wiethe, part lot IX, Noble Heirs subdivUlon, outlot 46, Mxl50 feet improved, north side Market st, east of Davidson st ........... Trotter A Henry Co. to Willard M. Bryan, lot iM, Trotter A Henry addition. 38xlM feet, vacant east -side Mount st, south Vermont
et I 430 M
Ella Newport to Samuel E Hackathorn et ux , lot 60, Ruddell et al.’o Park Place and atrip adjoining.
feet, • Improved. ' weet side
Capitol ava, south of Twenty-sixth Samuel IL Hackathora to Ella Newport, pert oectlon 4, township Iv, imngo 4, nine aeree. Perry township Toko Realty Corapany to Delaware Securities company, lots 12. 14, IS and ,7», Park Crest, vacant, south of Bouthern ava, naar Mankw rt.. Samuel B. Kaufn^ et al to ^Iph O. BubNk. lot *7, Drake A Mayhem's First addition. SOxlX feet, tii^>roved. north side X>rak« st, west of Oregon st, and part lot 4. Draka aqd MayheWs Second Edition. feet improved, Vouth aide Drake st., east of Brooks st.. Ralph O. Buhler to David Krieger,
same
Southem Lumber Company to A. N. Fox, lot 37. Bungalow Park. 40*M feet Improved, north side Northefn ave., east of CoroeH»» ave ........ New Crown cemeteiy to IJlllaa M. Kewly, Jot M. section 3. New Crown cemeti^ William D. WUsoo to J M Vinci, lot 125. Fletcher et aL’e subdlriBton. oatlot X. etc.. «0xlX feet Improved. south side Fletcher ava, east of Pine st 3.000 04 WUlIsJu L Sadrn- to Otto W. Cornell at ux..« 177. eVasMngton Place
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RREMEIi Oi STRIKE. RIttabucg Without Protectfon From FlBiiiBB-MIghor Piy Aokod. «TTBBUIWA August M.—Tbe worklag force of the city Are departmmt Went oc strike today, becanae of tbe Cailvra of the city governmeat to meet demands for a wage tneraase. Between Wi and MO men are inv^ved. and the city le without Ore protecrtloa except for tlM rarvkieB <ti! citls«ng who have volunteered. Shortly aftw noon 8IB men In the officers' training camp of the Carnegie Izstitata of Technology vdonteered as a unit to man the etty fire fating appenrtira, aad sevvnwl hundr^ technical men have also tiered thMr ew 11< on SArSKOGSNEEDNOTBE LI STATE VETERINARfAN URQE8 BETTER SANITATION.
COMPLETE QUiET ORDERED CoRdttioii ef German Empreag QIvbb Hope of Recovery. AMSTERDAM. August M.~A huUettn leaued by the pfayrictaae ettendlng the German empress, who Is repented to be Buffering from nervous depresMon at WUhelmehohe. three miles west of CaaseLln Hesae-NaaBeu* says: "The heart troubiee fitwn which the empress has Mffered for years have been temporarily aggravated, owing to overstrain. Her maj<wty mu*L for the Present keep completely quiet Her health, however, has already so improved as to flee hope with further care lt*wt» be raetored?"
FIIIDS illORTALITY LOWER
(Bperial to The iBdtaaepotls News] MUNCIK, Ind.. Augitat M.-The production of more and better bogs tn Indiana during the war as the duty of every Hooeier fanner and stockman was the sense of the addreee today by Dr. L. E. Northnip, state vetertnartan. before tbe meeting of the Pdaad China Swine 'Breeders’ ' Association at the Silver Brook farm north of here. "In answering the call for more hogs,' Mid thp. Northrop, 'Todlana to marching gloriously up to the front line. Hog produetion is not alL Conseneitlon of nog me to ImportanL The Indiana farmer to being educated to the proper health oseasurea. He haa seen how important It to that hto own hoga, a* well a* those of his neigtatmre. be kept heaitny; how important ft to that health meaeurea be iwovided tn order that dlseaae ahall he confined to the infected herd; that the quarantine shall be eatabllshed early and maintained until the poaelbUlty of disease siweadfng to eliminated; that adjoining farmers be notified; that the animals shall be kept away from line fences and running streams, so that Infection caif not be
carried.
SutcepiiblB to CMsoaBB.
"Sanitary meaaures are neceaaary in preserving hog life, as well as liv preserving human life. And hoBs, let us not forget, are even more aueceptible to disease than the human. The hog benefits by better sanitation; he will He down tn unsightly wallows, but If given better and cleaner i^aces he will Im-
ONEISDEALLnSICK AFIERHICECliEAM
DOCTORS SAY THAT PTOMAINE , POISONING RESULTED,
prove physically.
Indiana during the last year we
•Yn
have been growing more hogs and still have lowered the mortality rate. 1 think you men know how It was done. Farmers we|« asked not to sell brood sows when i^ces were tempting. They were asked to feed hogs, and hogs for feeding purposes found places to fatten on
Indiana farms.
"Indiana has not lost over thirty hog* a thouMnd this year the state over, the lowest mortality record in thirty years, with over 40 per cenL more hon In the state. Compmfng this with USA a tiiourand In 1S14 and the normal lose of fifty hogs a thouMnd makes thto year's mortality rate easily 60 per cenL under any year In the last tjilrty qreara. Can Conquer DlaeaM. The approximate number of hogs on hand in the United States January L 1918, was 71,875,000. The loss of 43.1 per thousand in the United States, as re-
equlvalent
of the entire United States for twenty five daya . "HoK cholera to by no means conquered. but we have in our bands the instruments by which it to possible to conquer IL I can say to any Individual brewer that be does not need to lose hto hogs. We have loM less than t per cenL of the hogs shipped from the public stock yards In Indiana, shipping 7,000 to 10,000 a month, with practically ilo loss from cholera, when we were told a year ago that it could nofbe done with safety. Thto-4nformation should go out to every farmer as a proof of what properly conducted dtoeaee control meas- . ^ ure# are doing. This should be the duty ^ “ of every stockman, farmer, feeder and county agenL" »
MOMOBILEWCKED; POOL OF BLOOD NEAR IT
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Indiana Invastineat and Sectuities Company te Wllltam T. Rutledge, lot 274, Raymond Park Heights. 33ulX feet. vacanL south side Bradbury M.. west of Keystone ava Union Chapel Cemetery te Georgs Stager, lot X, block “A,” Union
Chiu>ei Cemetery
Henry W. Ktausman to AlUance Construction Company, lot SL Milligan’s Park Place. —*X feeL Improved east side Newman sL, south of Brookaids ava; part lets 3X2, 134 and tX. MUllgan’s Brook Paik. Improved, north of Coyner ava. west ef Jupitw sL. and lot mi Mars Hill Walter D. Klbler et ai. to Margaret L Kibler. lot 22*. Oegood’s Foreet Park, 10x152^ feeL Improved, weet rtde Hemlock ava, south of FbUr-
fleld ave
Otto Steebhau to Indianapolis Drop Forging Ca. part tot L Scanlon et sL's subdivision. 4ta— feeL Unproved. west side Madlsoa ava. north of Beit R. B.. and part northwest qitarter. aeettoa 13,' township 14. range I. Center town-
ship
Bertha A. WIgfngtoa . et at. by sheriff, to James L Gavin, lot til, Armstnmg I^k, I6xltf fesL Improved, northwest corner Thlrty-
sscond SL and Schurman ave. ..
Adelbert M Bromwell to Mnrton B. Brown, part tot MS. Washington Heights, re-subdivided. tilixltf feeL improved, west side Guilford ava, north of Fortieth st Bnioe F. P^ey to Indianapelts Union Railway Ca, imrt lot 12. Grtffitha subdlvtsien. outside tot K, improved, north of South sL. west
of lllmois st
Drara 8. Battler to Albert Burk, part southeast oue-feurtb section X, township U. range A Weyne townMUp
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CAR OWNED rN INDIANAPOLIS
[ffiteciel to The Indianapriie N^ArsI DANVILLf, Ind., Attgugt 24.—An Sfigtbound automobil* carrying flv« cagst of whisky and beer struck a bridge railing two miles from Jamestown, in Boone county, early today and was wrecked. It is said two occupants of tbe machine were injured in the wreck, but were taken away In another automobile befqSfi spectators reached the scene. There was a pool of blood near the wrecked csr, which led the offleeira to believe that one or more persons had been in-
jured.
The car bore Indiana automobile licensf^ No. 178184. A coat left In the machine hadSthe name of A. J. Bruce sewed in th^ining. The wreck occurred on the statf road and tourists carried away a large quantity of the liquor. Local officers ootalned six gallons of th«r^Hquor in half-pint bottles and It was turned rover to the sheriff of Hendricks county for investigation. The automobile, which was wrecked nesu* Jamestown, ’belonged to Robert Stark, 622 North Pershing avenue. Stark came home today and his wife said he had been injured about the abdomen. She aud he could not talk nvueb and had not explained the accldenL Mrs. Stark said she did not know anything about the accident until her
hua^l^ arrived, nor did she know ^“ci’yde aad lilltao Wright, 1*71 Kentucky,
whether the car contained any liquor. WOMAN DIES OF INJURIES.
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Wife of Metamora Doctor Lived Few
Hoora After Accident.
[Speeisi to The Indtaasprile NArt] BROOKVILLE, Ind-, August 24.—Mra Bertha Cupp, wife of Dr. M. F. C?upp. of Metamora. who suffered fatal Injuries Friday when an automobile In uroicb she was riding with her sister, Alice Cathaurd. was struck by a Big Four rolh’oad freight train at a croastita hero, died a few hours later at her hmne at Metamora. The condition erf Miw- Cathaurd is reported aa serious.
C0NC0CTf0l|,MADE AT HOME ^toeelal to The Indluaapelhi Newel FT. WATKS, Ind.. Auguat ii-One child ia dead and Mr. and Mra Joaeph l^mnpktiaoiL qaothxr aoU. and Mra. lury Drummond^ho Itvee with them, ore aerioualy til Mra oa a reault of eating lo* cream they had made themaelve* yesterday.' The dead child M • Joaeph Tompktnsoo. Jr., eg* four. The TompkInaong became tU apen after eating the froeen emicoction. Physleiane say something in the cream cauaed ptomaine poisoning*
Choice Humor From Berthi
AMSTERDAM. Auguat 34.-Th* Vorwaerts, of Berlin, commenting on the bhttlea of France, aays that Marshal Iroch has done his best to bring about a change in the war situation In the weat. but that he has not succeeded. Captain von Salsmann. military critic of the Vossleche Zeltung. says: "The defensive bottle which now is proceeding against the numerical superiority of our en««nie8 as the result of being strengthened by Amerioans. including negroes, already begins to riiow the dawn of German victory." The Frankfort Zeltung says: -"Our Bopaume front Is firm and we do not doubt it will remain ao long of it pleseee thevlerman command." Troe Deutsche Zeltung of Berlin expects a speedy lull in the lighting. The newspaper eays: > "hxariffny plateau was not conquered by the enemy* but it was evacuated by us for tactic*] reasons."
srsmoARies MINDUNAPOUS k ^ PENNSYLVANIA OFFICES MOVED FROM ST. LOUIS.
IN THE MAJESTIC BUILDING Headquarters of the SL Louis system of the Pennsylvania lines ore now in Indianapolis, it became known today when ofllctals announced that oil busln*8* of the divisions comprising the system would be conducted from Indianapolis hereafter. The SL Louts system consists of the following divisions: Michigan, Vlncennsf, Peoria, St Louis terminal and the Indianapolis termlnoL T. B. HamiUoa. general superintendent of the system, whqse office has been at SL Louis neretofore, and his clerical i;prce hive been established in the new office* in the MajesUo build-
ing. t
J. B. Mechling. genera] superintendent of motive power, who come here from Terre Haute this week, alao brought a
humber of assistants.
The new offices occupy the entire seventh floor of the Mattie building. The plan to move the offices hers was made kno^ several weeks ago. . Plans for the merging of th# Monon Youte, the DetreSt Toledo A fronton and the Cincinnati. Indianapolis A Western railrihd with the Big Four, under the federal management of B. M. Costin. In charge of the latter road, are still being considered at Washington, It was ad* mitted in railroad circles today. Nothing definite could be learned, however, from J railroad administration offlrials. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.
Manriags Lieanasa.
ChsztM T.'Mallen, 44. and LotU* OrMn, A Qeorxe Frawel, 34, and Jm*I* RaMnw, tt. Hsibart B: Lalry, ll, sad laila B, low*’3iuutito Tissdsil, l», and Jonsa Gkrt"A. Broytoa M. and HSssl B. XinH. Redmsa,. 34, and Edna B.
Moon. Ii. ^
EMd L Btebardsoa. II, and Ruby M. *®b*tar, X. and Hattie B. Chapman. », sad »va A Tracy. Chariw Bv.KsMian, 33, aad Vtolet D. ^^^Yunry O. Hsrdesstla 33. and Bdrih* F. Heath. », sad Oraoe D. Cflick, *7. Albert N. Neuerberg. 83. and Ftoreoce A I?" Storsaon. X, and Frances M. ^S^'C^Burga *9, sad Catroll Jones. 19. ^oeciA Boettinger. X. aad Ftaaoas D. LraBr’a»aton,-21. and Beatrice Ooooh. ». Arthur Motgaa. X. aad Mm Rhea, » KarL B. Vokitor. »., aad Margaret L. Rffild. 'Ii ^ Adrtaa #. Mairoo, 38. aad Virginia M.
Crichnura. 19. Birth RsturnA 1275 W. TbirtyM8 N. Ubeny.
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WILBUR JOHNSON COMPANY IN AUTOMOBILE DEAL, COUNTIES IN TWO STATES
An automobile transaction that caused much comment on automobile row in Indianapolis was completed^ today when Wilbur Johnson, president‘of the Wilhpr Johnson Ctnnpanyf announced the t^ing over o% th# distribution of the ^on automobile In Indianapolis and fifty-seven Indiana coigRIee and fl\e counties In Illlnoto. Ths deal was made with the BarkleyWbnser Sales Company, of which M. B. Barkley Is president and Fred Wonser, secretary and treasurer, and includes the purchase outright of all Saxon car* and parts th* Barkley-Wonser firm has on hand. The amount involvsd era* •stimatod by Mr. Johnson at about
NAtoa.
Ths Wilbur Johnson Ooidftany will ■tar^ a salra campaign of Saxmt cars at onoa Most of th* Borkloy-Wonssr oAcs and sol** forces has been added
to t^ Johnson organtatton
-rgantattc
understood that the Saxon Com-
panj’ will comolete about 2,009 cars between now and January 1. Thirf includes tbs m on hand at the^fnetoty and the number that can he built before the government curtailment, which will
conM about January L
'•We believe in the future of the automobile Industry," Mr. Barklsy said, “but right now I am of the opinion that the winnityi of th* war 1* th* fr*at*«t probiem th* olvillstd world has sver meed. I am going to try hard to got a commission to Unci* lain'i flghtlnf forca The Barkiey-Wonser Salt* Company namp is not for sale; tt nsver haa been; but. until after the war we wlU
not sell automobllm." — a *
Indianapolis and Violnity
Omart snd Leona B*ny, slxtto, 'gill. - John and Bdna Gaatoma,
boy
Peaches for Canning
There will be plenty of the best peaches available at this time of ths yaor fof canning between September 1 *nd 16. according to advican received to^y by Stanley Wyckoff. federal food administrator for Marion county. The food official was Informed that the Marion county allotment of Utah E1berta peaches, sajd to be an excellent rariety. Is t*ranty-two carload*. The shipments wlU b^rin to arrive September* L The peaces will be handled throY^ the erdinary trade channeta To Operate Wari^k County MIra [Si>«etal to The Indisnsp^s News] EVANSVILLE. Ind., August 24.-Th# Key Coal Company, composed of local capitalists, and having a capital of 8190,090, filed articles of incorporation here today. The company will work a coal mine near Chandler, Warrick county. The mine has been operated btfors but a new veto will be tapped and the mining of cmd there wlU start tai about two weeka
^**^iocent sad Csnaelta TaddeL 3*99 Pblppa ^’o^e sad Jewde Dtrr, 41* Lraa, boy. Petal BeaBtat, 497 Raymond and Ola Haakine. 8L Vincent a *”ptaer*'aad^iBinBja VaaBiiroa, 8L Viaoent's *^*Md*^ BaMwto, 1*94 Leonard, glA Lealla Daria. 9X B. ftol. Wyne and Fern Earius. M94 Li^ow. boy. . 'riionias and 9Bdna Goekel, IIX Northwest*Rob£?aiid UlllaB Jones. Ill K. Radolph,
boy.
Death Returns Alton Sheppard, X, R. W. Long bospitsL (Aronle intersttttaJ nephritis. Frtck, 89, 499 North mtnola arterto*'^SIi!*’KrafL 44. 0X4 Amth nilnota. aeetto '^^Ip^^^^misMii. 41. Oil Alvofa, cbronie Bririif • dlseaM. fflor* Merideth. 15, city boapttal. enubteg tojuriea, accidental. Building Permits. C H. Dare, remodel. 333 8. Randolph. 8X. Interstate Car Compaay. shed. Mssesehaeetta aad Brightwood. RTE. Mattie G. tathertla, furaaoa 1541 Sbriby,
fix.
A. L, Henry, garage OB Part ^ Olive A Day, dweiltag, 40 W. Twenty***aiv^’A* Day. dwelling, lO N. OnB, O. Mitchell, garaga 1821 Parkway
blvdL, fU8.
Joa»-Bals Realty Campady, dwelltog. 02
Central Cowrt, 0.90.
J. O. McCultotum. repairs. OO Blghlaal
Place, |75.
M B. SmUh. addftfen. 3994 Walker. OM. Bert Schaltor, stabte. 033 Fmiadry. OO. litinoia Ne%ivspaper^an Dead. [Special to Tbe laffivtspolle Newifi DANVILLE. III., August *4.-Richard
Ray, business manager of the Danville MorrUng Press, and secretary of the Democrat Publishing Compaay, is dead of tyiffiold fever at nls home bera Mr. Ray was widely known to eastern liti-
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Brief Notes of the Day. Mra John Warren, Mra John Urnoh, Mra Henry Rauch. Mra John Ray aad Mra Joseph Moorman will antertato at cards Wedntoday aDemoon tor4he St. Philip Nert Altar Society. ‘ The Frateraal Order of Baglee wilt glva a Thrift etamp.eiiehro party in Saglee* hall, Wednesday evening. Mra J. W. Sturgeon. O North Belmont « venue, has received word that her mn, lr> in W. Bturgeoa. has arrived overeeea Wald homestead Nof 830, df the Brotherhood ef Amertoan Yeomen, will hold their annual picnic Sunday at Garfield park. The George H. Chapman W, R, C, No. 14, will meet Tueeday afternoon at'* o’clock tn the G. A. R hall. 123 Saet Maryland street Mra Walter Cusach, Mra. Mabel Kgan Dmigherty and Mr#, liarr Hughes Mauefteid WlU give a euchre party Tuesday afternoon at ti,e aseembly ball of the Lady of Lour^ churoh. Mra Parrin 'Miller. 922 Park avenue, has " reoetved’a letter telltita of [he safe arrival in France of Harry C. walker, who is in the field artillery. Suit far Rscsiqar. The ta>pototme*t of a reeeivsr foe the 1, O. K ef P. Oastle Mail Association, a eqrperatlon with a capital stock of 159,909 dealing In real estate, ia asked lb a suit In which 3tobert Wands as plaintiff, demands judgment In the superior court for |i.lX on tsro notea 'The complaint nVera that the cerpqratlon ex- ^ eeuted the first of the notea for fI,2X wlt)^ Interest at t per cenL, to Rudolph J. Retlar, Oteber 1, Xlf, and the second (er 91,nt bearing the same Interest and to the same payee March 6, 1918, and that they were assigned to the Plaintiff by Roller March 9, mt. It is further alleged that the oinporathni Is Indebted to various perawns to an extent oe ti,909 more than the notes sued on and that the apprinfment of a receiver le for the best Intereste of sdl oredltora Rudolph J Roller, secroftary oi Uie aseoclation', beyond saying the matter would be taken care or la s tow daya sold lib did not oarS to disease tho enlt. Tan for Training Camg. Out of nineteen inen examined, “yesterday taid Thoraday ^ternoon, by the executive board of the Indianapolis dietriot of the Military Training Canqto Association, about ton will bo racommenM for admittanco to tho field artillery offloess’ training comp at Camp Zachary Taylor, William FltUe Herod, chairman of the board, eat* today. Mr. Herod wilt contlnuM^ dtstributo applloatlon blanks firom'hls IBlto. 1004 Msrohante building. Main KS7. Tbe board will hold another session within the next few week*. Normal Training Tasto. Examination for entranoe into tha Indianapolis Normal Training school will be held at school No. M, Ashland avenue and Thirteenth strset, Monday and Tuesday, September 3 and 8, bestnnlng at 9 X a m. Appltoanto must register at 8 o’clock Monday morning, September I. Recent graditatoe of the city high schools and ethtr acbools of equal rank are eligtbie to take the egamina- ^ tlon, which will be given In oomPosUlon. reading, arithmetic and United StalM hietory, iiuluding current events. Otto Bhaffsr Arrsitod. DtaecUvss Cbleman and Howerton arrseted Otto Miafter, age twenty-four. 519 North Alabama street, last night, on a vharge of erabeulerotaiL According to police, Shaffer, who was formerly eropkrfed by the Bxprese Paroele Delivery Company, ti7 McCrea street, took money betonglng to tbe company, which he had eolleeted. and Is also alleged to have stolen a trunk, eentslnlng clothing valued at more than 9199. from one of tbe oompanrs wagtma Througli Coat Chuto. George J. Sotiick. proprietor of a shoe store at 1991 Roosevelt avenua reported that Ms Store bad been entered some time Widay night and shoes vriued at more thaa fX tahm. The thtoras gnloed eotranee through a eoal chute WiUi Intant to Kill. Arthur Dean, age thirty-elghL 1817 Golay stroeL vras amstod today charged with sijUlag with intent to kill, after he is alleaed to have shot at bis sister. Mra Litfiaa ^fa. with whom be was making hto homa Italian Llautanantxto Bptak. , Lleatoasnt Bruno BoselH. of the ItaUan prmy. will drilver sa addresa "The Meeragw to America." before the Rotary Club at its noon tuBcheon next Tueodsy. Lieutenant Roerili to touring the rountiy under the ausploee of the council of nattonal defense. To tho Rod Croio, Msurtha arown. Helen A Perry, Mert* Kigbt and Jessie Klght gav* a benefit at 2304 Ibrtlndaie avenue on ThuradtaT. August 9, aad as a result bavs tumsd ia |i.li to tbs Rsd C^was. trtiich was.clsarcd front (k* entsrtaiomenL For SOO Poor Childron. Pivs hundred poor eblldraa and thsir asstbera will bJ' toksn to Rlvsrstds park Tasaday aftornooB oo thsir annual all-day sating by ths Indlanspolto branch of tos S^vat^ Army. Gamas uM eootssts will be held for the eblldam. b Bovonth Cavalry Rounlon. The Rh Indiana cavalry will hlM Its thirty-eixth annueJ leunlim ai the George M. ^ Thtanns post hall, September 4, The ph «*»* ^ airy served In seven seutbera etatea psr--^ tlclpated in sevtaiteflo expedttioos aad twenty battlea PlaygrtNinds to Cloao. O. F. Oalvtti, raeraatien eonscBlsslener. said today the city’s playgroeBds will bs closed next Saterday for the seesoa All ptaygrooad equipment will be iflaced tn storage lor next
Boy on Bieyelo Injurtd. Barry Marshall, a<e tourtean, _1983 Ctoodlst avanuo, iroa odriouriy InjNHOd lost nighL whon a btcyels h* wna rUhtg, was tn oollmlOB with ioi nststnobUo driven by John Hook, ftrogrtolor of the Book drag ntorsa nsor Die Bmrichaviiie bridge ajrfi Ittnonrtds driva Mr. Hook told th* nolle* that th* hoy was riding with his bsod down luid ran into tito automobtla Dr. J. 1ft Phtpgn gar* first aid to th* boy Mid took hhn to the city hospdtal. where it t* said he ts suffering from coqgossioa of the brain. _ Th* Hoovsr Cura. [Botaoa Transcript) "War* you sick am th* bontt" "No; I wa* on the vsrg* ef being whe* saddtetly I rerasmbered that w» must mmssrra food."