Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1919 — Page 10

THE nroiANAPOLIS NEWS, PMDAT, AUGUST 15, 1919.

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the iMim ftt the fort hoepital who are socm to be trassferred to other places, was the lomdieon and theater party given Friday afternoon for those who were able to attend, about 150. The picture i mud o^ier Bed Cross workers, and ladles of Murat temple who transport^ the boj^ from the fort to the temple. The party was arranged by Mrs. C. F. Neu and L. T. Leach, potentate, and other officers

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Funorsf of Thomas Nsitsn.

The ostssm In irhielf Thomas Nsflaa, supM^nUndsni In chars# of sarhas# SsUseUon, who dt#0 Tii#s4ar. was h#ld liir htt maplorm, la shown 6y ths fact tiist. th* man want to work at t o^otoek today, collsctins sarhacs. tn oriar tiiat tharmlCht havs thslr woHc ^a to ^nolt. th«m to attsnd Hr. IfaUan'a tonsral.>t SS.Pstor and Paul <H^a£«l. Saturday at • o’clock. Ir. Natam waa In chars* of tbs city —^raasa oollsctlon for mor* than t^hty yoaTaHs was employsd hjf ths i:8dU»M3H>lla n#dtietlon Company whso that ottBpany did ths work under prU contrast and later by the cHy

It took over tfm work.

partsts* n»*n planned to work lata tontsht If nefaaaary to complet* their work. ManjWof the men had bsm under Mr. Netlan for ten to flf-

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Pk,. AosMt It-A troop e« iSpa arrfred hers today ad was sfi soars at the iMant of the d Stoel Car Company which waa le of flothis carlr today hetweea thwaaS atrtktos M>o«n«s and

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tiM ahFtkera attacked the nodtmfon MM wttt ^ba as they were ahoul atnw the plant. A doacn penoos

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MEN END»[ BIVOIEOEDEM

DECISION REACHED AT MASS MEETING AT CHICAGO.

WORK TO START MOMOAY

CHICAGO. Ausuat li.~Kallway ahopMO Who hare N«a on strike for more han a week promised today to resume Mm>day momlns cm road#

Md th* Mtuation soon sot wmm mcmaay «ioniuis mi romum S af the lanal fKdm and^throushout the United Scatea. Trains wgft on Snard at the ^^that Imre been diecMHfttnued cm ac»the atrSte kaa hean In >ocH»nt of a lack of repairs will be rs*

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count of a lack of rspairs will be rS' Mtatad, tollway offleials here aaUL

the state polie# the) liedskm to end the walkout waa >w from the scms sur* .leeched after a stormy nine-hour meet-

«, b„. w« J,^.r retary of the Chleasc» district cmuni^t. sent telesrams to all oUier councils teli-

ns of the decision.

The strike was unauthorised, the men welkins out asalnat orders of the tn-

temat tonal union.

TRIBUTE OF EMPLOYES,

foen years

HttHER COURTS* RECORD.

8UPRKKB CXnmT KINUTlto.

turn. Ss lei. Clyde Kuntw. yrosecutlas *i' twnw. vs. Ten c»f Haesville et at. Porter a. c. ABpslieee* wrtUloe for tim* _

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e^ Wrisbt end Bbsrer) eddlfioiiel eutbwt- * a^wui^ats court MINUTBS

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pistsnsr Amerkan NeUooai Bank toMt it. MePerratd. receiver, s£ et.

S. C. Appsllms' briefs.

WatterX. Rose, receiver, va Wtlllem CUaten C. C. Appetienfe petl-

brlefk vpltb proof of aotiee.

WeKer 1* Roes, receiver, vs. Ho^mer A Andrewa Wells C. C. Appsllent • brtefl.

Hit Onfinition. .{Xmites News}

bittery had been the subject oC tto rtIMOR in sthooi. end the tsecaer eidced: .new. who een tell me whet im oyster IsT’ totbil iiend, ssetlcuietlns violepUy, Mht the ,eir end e ebrili voice eallto If^-knaw—!■ een teU. tsecsher,” ■vWMk Bobby.” setd the teecber. "you us nbet en oyater la" —•• trhuwpimntly answered

TABLE SYRUP Mere Tsnpthi Hum Aw Yes Ev«r Tatted X>tBtor«at in its mn rick flsyop~in iti mdllow smksr color—In iti fino well-bodiod com istency—a that it neither too thick nor loo tyn. Domino Golden Syrap is different, ketotuee yon neyer tire of its delicate eane taste. Sweet, but not too •woet. A high-grade table delicacy for every meal of every day. It is a fine food for tlm whole funily. Children love it, and it is so pwc% and wholesome they can eat all ^y like! Try It on bread, eakat, and wafflCiT-^ou will like it! is nothing more really and appetizing than Domm Syrap. Yon will find it in 18 os. and 2o os. cami at your noeir*8. Order some today! Domino Syrap is made by tke Anterlenn Svm BMRning G^pany, reAmn m DoTnmo Package Sugars— tulated, TsUet, I^wderod, Con-Brown.---Advertisemmit

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in price. You can get old shoes if you 1 price is always than half.

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NORMAL SERVICE SOON.

Now EngtSnd Roads Mske Hurried Piatis for Rssumption. BOSTON, Aupuat 1&.’—New Pngland imilixMU} manasera believe they will be sMt to reeume normal acrvic* by Monday. Employee of the Boston S Maine and the Boeton S Albany were notified by their strike leaders to go bsek to tnsir lobs aa a resuit of the vote yeet«rday. Employe of the New York. .New Haven * Hkrtford. also will be Instructed to return to work Monday, according to aonouneement made by the syatsm federation committee at noon. The freight emltmrgo established by the Boston A Maine and Boeton A Albany railroads was removed today from ail classes of fr^ht. End of StHks Putt 4,809 to W^rk. etJeVELAND. August M.~More than

tUHS eraiployes of the American Steel and j Wire Company at Newbum returned to; work today with the ending of the< strike on the Newhorg A South Shore, the industrial ralTroad whftdi eervea Uie pUmt. About MO members/of the four nsllroad brotherhoods and the aiwftchmes’S union voted kite last night to end a strike of three Weeks, whlcb had tied op opersUons in the big mills On the retnatafement of a conductor who had bemt discharged for refusing take a car of ore Info a piani where the worfcmeu were on strike, lbs men waived their wage demands nendtng the outcome of the brotherhood’s requestr tor natton-wlde toervaea SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS. Supply Not Equ.t to tho Detnuul In Bartholomew County. (SiwcieJ to The XndieiMiiotts News} COLUMBUS. • Ind., August IS—The supply of school teachers is far short of the demand In Bartholomew county. Samuel Sharp, county school euperlntondent. went to Nashville. Brown emm^ ty, yesterday to attend the meeting of the teachers’ institute in that county, in an effortio get teachers for the schools here. There are six schools in Bartholomew county for which teachers have not been appointed, and there are n<M)e to be had. There is an especial sbortase in the number of male teachers. Most of the county schools will open the second Monday In September, so the deed for teachers is urgent. TAFFY PULL FOR SOLDIERS.

W. C. C. 8. Plans Entortginment at ^ the Y. M. C. A. Hut. The W. C. C. S. will glVe a taffy pull at the T, M. C. A. hut at Ft. Benjamin Hanison tonight for 800 soldiers. The young women residents of Kntcker* hacker hall and their friends will servs as hcMtsMes- Bert Servaas will give sleigh t-of-hand tricks and Roy Burch will 8|Bg- * • About MO jpei*cn8 attended the Brightwood community party Thursday evening, whUth was arranged by ths W. C. C. 8. and given in the Brlghtwood playground. Miss Etta Scherf led games for th* children and thers waa commmBtykkinging and dancing and a talk by R. Whiter Jarvis.

TROUBLE AT HAMMOliD. Polled Rwerveo Rushed to Car Plant, Where Strlkee Are On. ISpeeial to The ladianepoUs Newil HAMMOND. Ind.. August ML—Ehie to assaults on the part of pkdt^, vtoo vtsiuM i&d sftlt to Iiufi in too faces of em^yes of the Staa^tord Steel car Company plant her^ who i^.sed to strike and are employed In the United Statto ordnance Mtope, police reeerves weiTnished to the plant ywiterday. and Chief Austgen canceled all vacatlona SheHff Barnes and 100 deputies are tn

readiness If the sitmUlon becomes mmv threatening. There ere S88 women of foreign birth who live In company houses near the plant, and they are alleged to be ignoring the federal injunction against vtolence tn picketing Issued by Judge Baker. Many were hurt yesterday when bricks were thrown amt workmen dragged off street cara --- - - - % Up to Datm [Bastoa Treaser^) "How’s this, Deuterr Ton'vs psintsd Father Tliee with a mvwimi nachtoe tnsteed of a scythe.’* ’That'e sii rtsht. We artists must keep up with modern Inveattve progrese. yap know.”

B OZART the Master Cs4ar

Hamilton, Harris & Go. Distritrators, Indiaaap^te.

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Beat |i.?5 dark B U N 6 A L OW APRONS; special ^*1 f|A price..ipisOay

Women*! and mtsaea' $1.50 and 11.76 M’DDIES, to close ou. at ......

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GirW GINGHAM DRESSES, values up to $4.50, to close AQ out

Women’s “D O M A N’S” and CAPES —HALF PRICE.

One lot of VOILE WAISTS, special, to close fjfj « out V*/v

Children’s 76c PLAY ROMPERS, r»t':r.... 49c

Men’s KHAKI PANTS, special, to.

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Men's $1.75 BLUE O V BRALLS; special, to QQ close out sPXeOaF

35c TOWELS; good quality, to close out... “Arv

W o m e n’s $4.60 SILK POPLIN SKIRTS, to close (RA AO out .... ^Aia^O

Boy’s $1.60 and $2.00 WASH

SUITS, to close out—

98c

Women’s 125.00 WOOL COATS, to $14.95

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