Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1919 — Page 4

THE Haa^TAPOLIS news, THUESDAT, AEGTIST 21, low.

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liCTHOOfST PnOTEiTAfifTS IN ANNUAL ELECTION.

ilWrYERSARY OF SOaETY

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tNMeM te TIm Tetbei»ill> !■**•) %^KmrtXLI>, Aamut tL-~ The MMuirmwmrr ^ tfce Preecber# A14 Ei»el#ty vme ebeenred br tlM Ia4i«aa IfetlMdfet Proitmmmt wntmrmmem, in •tmtcrn Is this atr. H F. Ilt^ ef Nev Nslent. made tlie address far the ee*

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t9 Midcd tRvsatlg*' EtitpfPiAf Board, w Wut Alswader. < Sir Park see*

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this serrfos the wafer*

eaee hryan fcaartav tbs rsyeets hr fen raU freai kastsrs of Nm wmii ^

'their charehea.

A S»e^ held is sum* 0ty vtQrmm O. Fsrwwr. srif* ef the Iter. O. L. Farrow, ef Ktweed; hha. Nagf srt. wife ef the Rer. O A MadB rt, ef Laoertsf daughters ef the » Jeha ClawseA ef Lehaaos, sad the Her. O. •- Rarfdaa. aad for Mrs. Swam rieod, widow of tho Bee. & H. Flood, who was a preadler ta this

state.

ElsoBofi of OllkOfOb Eleetlea ef eeaferaaee edkars h»ek alBoe Wedaesiar altetdoea. W. W. Ltoshsn j has eomaleted his ieeood dee rears’ asnnee as ipreaideat aad. soeerdlad to the roles, a iwaaldSBt awr aet ssrve SMte Ore saeoeesira rsars. fire mteisters were aem leafed aad the Her. B. T. Bewe. ef Fssah* tort, wae elected president, aad the Rer. C. i. Keiila. of Unltr shareh. fodiaiUMMBis, was eloeted sseretsrr. Br naataaeas rota the esaforsaoe rals was saepended sod J. W. AihnchL of

JoiKshdrci. was re elected coaCereaoo

Mewdj£ for -flki wm OOteonr of IhABi

cWosoi as X. F. fSft ef Mew SshRA preshleBt; R & Btanwa. ef Kea* dsneSlh ftese^oHreaMeat; W. W. Line* Imnrr. of deaeeberA mettmry. The cee^FiMie trastees: i, L. Rerclar. of Jnneshnre; P. W. Ilsxler and I.. CeesMT. ot UMrkm. were fw-meeted aad J. R. Moore aamaaL of Gaatea. was diosen to sacceed J. F. Hartkr. who

is dead

Memerial Prtiswtod. A menmrial was preeeatsd hr ths SMdhT Ceaatr XasMrtal Aasodattoa providtiis that the Preitdenfe cahiaet he elected aad aet appelated and that ae coawrtttre neetmps be held oa Son* dar oMh cf these eemditions were

asiwed ea. Th* third

reoaaet

far the

fercace to rentider the stathm^ ef the

coatWeece. Thia waa

prwoident ef this

laid ea th

the table for oae rear.

The attendance at the eoalhrenee Is tte larpsM of aar hi recent rears aad the presfdmt is harrriap bimm the haatneas aad arpfac proaopt reports of cevmiebMs^tliM amt «f ths wertt mar he dtefeaed befoce the cad the

SUNMY SCHOOL SEETIWG. Humfrads Attsnd Event of the

Ctiwreh of the Brethren. tSpMiel te The laneeesaMe fCm^

OOBHXM. lad.. Aiidsst JL-The North* m Indi^ Sttaiar School Asooeistloa

CAareh of cho ittethrea was ta

a hare Thwsdar^aad Wednasdar an attoadance of abont UM por-

Beerr cotsttr hi tho district waa

of tho Church of asaal ~

with

rspieseated.

Food Orderad TAMPA. Fli iron earloada

.. Ammt

of food orii

at Kor WOOL on rotita to Coha from /acfcaoniillo. haa boee ordered released. Attornep*Oeaeral Pelaier wired Dtstrtet Attomer Phtlltpe that there wmn no ori* doa«o that it waa betap hoardod or waa belns seat away to prevent aa tnveetl-

fation.

K. Of C. OFFER IIITAL flOOSCIWIilPS

TO WORLD WAR VETERANS, RE* 6ARDLESS OF' CREED.

COVERS MANY INSTSTUTTONS

KBW YORK, Aacust IL-Oiie haa* dred echoburMiliw la fortfMMie of the eonBtrr*a leadinp edacationai htsma^ tkm wtn he offered hr the Rntphts of Oolamtms te Amertcaa retwmas of the world war repardleeo of ndiploTis creed ea part ef the order's work fa htipinn get former service men hack into serf* eus educational pureutm. This an* aaeaieameat was made here hr the com* mittee oa war actfvfOea The sebolarshlpB wtn ladFude tuttiem. iNwhA hoard aad iodgtog for euceeeeful appifeaats who must mr spiMieattoas on 9r before Sept^'nher i with the mipreme eecretsiT. Knights at Cohuahtm. New Haven. C!ona. FIty TtehniesI SeholsrUtlpa. The Knights of Columbus offer com. prises dftr teehntcsl. scieattge. mlnts^.

sgrieultural or foreign service eoholarshlps hi the foUowhtg Instituttons: Universitr of Ca|Jfbm», SheflleM Scientibe School (YaleK ^iversttr of IBIaois. Purdue untvereitr. Xxriiaiana state university. Maaeachueetts Institute of Techaologr. Worcester Polrtsehak: Institute. Mkrhipan Aprieoltural college. ITniveraitr of MinnoeotA Uaiversttr of Xiweuri. SUveas Instituto of Teehaologr, Polrtoehale lastttatt of Brooklrn. Tolede uatversttr. Colorado School of Mines. Mcmtana State College of Agfieulture. CBiJo State unlversitr. West Virgtaia anlv«rsttr sad OeorgetowB univecattr foreiga eervloe school. Fifty TecKnfesI Soholsrghips. Fiftr scholarships ateo are offered for a compete academic muive la the f<^ lowtap. mm Cethohe universtty (WaMi.), Holy Croes collego. Woreeeter. Mass.: Loyola univHvlty. Chicago; St. Paul imiversity: Dahoqve college. Loyela uatvmralty. New Orlmas; Fordham untvermty; Man* hattaa coUege: Mt Aagel oollagR Oregon; FUla Nova <xtlle«e, St. Zmula uaiveretty. St. Thomas ooUms, St Paul; Santa Clara unlverelty. Nlmgare tatlvereity; University of Dallas: Detroit university. Kotre DeiM uaivarstty; Si, Charles college; Crelgfatoa univer^ty. Omaha. Duquesne university, Pittsburg, and Oonsaga ualvefslty.

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Don’t dci^se m smsB !»• finniiif. A l«w Mtars posilsa BOW and added to aetiiodlcBUy will frow aia> prlaiiitlsr. One ddlar wU start yon hare.

FinMrs Tmt Cjwnp^mf im Bast Martlet gtreet

S(X-H04IR DAY AS GOAL.

WILKBS-BARRB, Pa., Aupust ILAddresslnp the trl-dtstriet eon vantioa of tho Calted Mine Wortcers here today. WUltam Oreea. soeretarr-troes. urer of the orgaatsatloa. declared that tho chief domaad of tho miners next April will he for a cloood shop, a six* hour work day and an increaso In wages of about iO per cent. There will be minor demands but the hope of the miners is based on s dosed shop. ‘We want every man to

Join Ihe union." said Mr Oreon, "aa the closed shop is the only wsy wo will get what we want" Hs daelarad that mine workars be* liova they can produce as much coal in a shorter work day as they are producing in an eight-hour day, John L. Lewis acting president of the international drpanixatlon, proaidlop at the convention, called upon Green to define the aims of the organisation. A scale committee has been named and the scale for 1110 wUl probably be reported to the eoavenlion tomorrow.

ly blegtlnffi didn’t reS-

Human Nature Did you ev«r stop to think how for-

tnnata yo« are—how mnnj

have that you really

Most people don*t until they are de-

prived for tome reason.

Thousai^ people tradjre home daily with a box of good old "Martha** under their arm—umI thmi some of them go away on a vacation without

it and wonder what’g missing. If it*g aa *Hnstitution** with you, dont

forget on your Mpg to inehide a hex

of

Martha Wathingloii

Candies

Choeolatoa, Bonbons. Caramela Ofiss tho full poand OUC 59 Montiment Place

Our BUniiBBpoliB Shop is Loemted at 714 Hein^fai.

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Store Opens at 8:30 A. M. and Closes at 5 P.

No Phone or C. 0.0. Orders Taken on Friday Bargains

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wie tf a INnroeraL is r*s^ leading buslnaas le M Oie tead of tho ts i^iipaairst fhsi»e WM auditor of tho St £iown irhea Mr.

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irnitore Co. .. * Whelettlt Prkea. Beds $6 to $35

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liS Kitchoa Cahl

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Iff Axmlnster Rug. r i tie Velvet Rug IM Tapeatry Rug.... ht Wool Fiber Rug. Bsseniait Bargsins Coffeepot snamel Saucepan. »l GalvaaisM Tub.. r k^ket Biamot AjPBA Me^ BLuidle ' Kni^ nw* Hated* Knives and Ml Cat * tHBm ..

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$14

to $35 last received tS IWh^SSS iS issir. ' tt’tiiday Presents

_ » car ag Skates^

i-haarti^ ^itor* .'-»Be.llO Terms jfaswhifs Mo eaakt IM te MB •jwavfMm wr oatnleg heasst ^ mided Asp tea aHMAo* tiase. Fflese wBI wsafjnae aV day Ft'ltayk iattwday aatn • g. s^ pad «V«r day swat week. MSS. Meridian Sl 1>4 SfBBPea & of WashingtoB.

Don’t Let-Anything Keep You Away! Evory Bingh Horn thud koto it a turt hit^othing but pood ttaplt mtrehanditt, tht kind you nttd

Men’s fine gauXe lisle finish socks, with linen spliced heel, toe and sole, colors black, white, tan and navy; good 30c value (6 pairs, $1.00), OO/i pair C Men’s large barred nainsook union suits, athletic style, closed crotch,

well made and full cut; sizes 84 to

46; for Friday, suit t/t# v $1.60 fine Frendi serge, yju’d, $1.09. Also medium weight storm serge, 40 inches wide, in black, navy. Burgundy, wine, Russian green and other street shades. (Limit 5 yards). AA Yard tPlalliJ Renmants of colored wiuh goods, 26 to 40 inches wide, assorted voiles, poplins, soisettes, ginghams, fancy silks, etc.; 25c to 75c qualities, 1 Q A yard XgFv 79c and 98c dress goods, at 49c. 4S-inch shepherd check, 86-inch novelty plaid, S2-inch Danish cloth and storm serge, also lot of fancy silks. Choice ylQ/i

Friday, yard

Ten pieces rich black chiffon taffeta silk, moire or dress satin messaline, yard wide; also heavy weight black taffeta, 83 inches wide. Reg. $2 black >4Q silks, Friday (limit 6 yd8.),'yd..^Xg^O 79c and 98c plain silks 'at 57c. Plidn and brocaded tussah silks, yard wide; also novelty weave Shantung silks, 32 inches wide; white and 35 street and evening sha^ to choose from. Yard, ffrjt ^ 79c and 98c wash goo^ at 35c. Choice of the finest wash voiles and silk mixed ginghams; also tissue ginghams. Dark and light colors in this lot Q K ^ Yard a...... UUV Coverall aprons for women, seconds of regular 41.48 kind, plain and fancy stripe pwcales, several stylex 70 A for Friday, choice § Women’s porch and street dresses, beautifully made; practical styles of idaid, stripe and |dain color ginghams and chambrays; all fresh new styles; good $4.50 and $5.95 values, at ^A QA

only

Boys’ $10.00 novelty knicker suits, also excell^t wearing dressy blue serges; strongly reinforced where hardest

wear comes; sizes 6 to 17; extra special at

Women’s back strap puiws, they are made of real leather, have inside

mirror, and are regularly 76c to

$1.25 values, Friday at EFtl V Women’s capes and dolmans. For Bargain Friday we offer you absolute choice of ail ranaining spring and summer capes and dolmans; no reservations, none fe: Vz Price

$6.95

Clark’s 0. N. T. crochet cotton, all numbers, white or ecru; exj^ sp^ial for Bargain Friday (dozen balls, 95c), ball Clark’s O. N. T. sewing thread, all numbers, black or white; Bar- 00|% gain Friday, 6 spools for V 3-pound comfort cotton batts, bpens in a sheet 72x90, good grade cotton and just enough for a comfort 70/* (limit 8), roll • U%^ Men’s khaki trousers, just what you need for shop or factory, ei^ good quality; sizes 32 to 42; made with belt straps and cutts; Loom End fea- (g*1 ture for Bargain Friday, pair... tpX«vPtA Young women’s lace boots, of gray and brown kid, with Cuban heels and 3cloth uppers; regular $5.00 values; very stylish; Friday bargain, $3.95 Women’s stylish lace boots, of fine brown or gray Wd with leather Louis heels. Our best $6.00 grade. For

$4.45

Boys’ Double-Wear lace shoes, latest English toe model, of best grade gunmetal calf with real double- ’ dJO Afi wear soles; $4.00 kind, pair... tPtJ***^ Men’s elkskin work shoes, the kind that gives you the very best of service. Blade with double soles. Actual $4.00 value, Friday, dJO AA

pair'

“Rockabye” baby swings, made of heavy canvas and suspends from rope, to be hung in the house or out; baby can not fall out. Special just for QQgs Friday OUKr 9x12 seamless Brussels rugs. Well worth $28.76 today. Perfect oriental and allover designs; good wearing grade; for Bargain Friday, ^ AC

only

$10.00 ctmibination mattress at $5.96. Excellent easy sleeping mattressreversible, covered with funcy art ticking, made with roll edge and biscuit (DpT QK

tufted. Friday only

Imitation hardwood floor fH-' ler. Beautiful golden oak, high luster finish; looks like real wood; used most exten-

sively for rug borders. Regular

price, 69c; Bargain Friday, yard . .Oa/V Up to $1.50 lingerie shirtwaists, pretty, fresh styles, lace and embroidery trimmed; all sizes to 44; a big Friday Bargain leiwier; choice, 70 only • a/v 36-in. X 6 ft window shades, dark green color, good quality opa^iue cloth

on depwidable spring rmt

brackets, for Friday, each

$i;od

Boys’ negligee school shirts, with collar attached, also neckband style; good quality percale, assorted stripe patterns; soft turnback cuffs; sizes 12Vi^to 14; up to $1.60 values, Friday dKgs Men’s shirts, big values at $1. Negligee shirts, neckband and collar attached styles, well made, full cut shirts of fast cedor madras shirting; big assortment of bright, snappy patterns; sizes 14 to 17;

today's $1.60 and $2.00 values, Friday Bargain*. 1 • **

Cones’ Boss, best grade indigo blue firemen’s shirts, with two separate collars; sizes 14 to 17; lot of eleven dozen to sell; sold elsewhere for $2.50, AR Friday Bargain tpx*I/v Women’s mended real French kid and lambskin gloves; colors black, white, brown and gray; good assortment of sizes in the lot; s^endid quality; Paris point and embroidered back; mended; $3.00 and $4.00 gloves; Friday Bargain, AA pair ^XbUv Lot of children’s fast black, stockings, size 6U only; first quality, ^th

double sole; regular^ 25c value, Friday Bargain, pair

Women’s hose, black, white and brown cotton, gauze weight, with double sole; 25c value, Friday Bargain *17^ (8 pairs, 50c), iwdr Xlv Misses’ fine ribbed mercerized lisle hose, black or tan; sizes 6 to 9^^; lot of 40 dozen; regular 89c to 55c val- OK ^ ues, Friday Bargain, pair m«#v Men’s steel gray cheviot work shirts, made with yoke, double stitched, attached laydown collar; sizes 16, 16U and^ 17;^today’i $1.00 value, 69C^ Seconds, comfy cut union suits for women, closed umbrella style, also lot first quality tight and loose knee union suits; regular and extra sizes; KA/s up to 85c values, suit eJUC

15c

ChUdren’s black school hose, sizes 6 to 7V^, double heel and toe; seconds of our 18c vdue. Bargain Friday A ^ (Basement), pair .a/C Cotton buck towels, good size, seconds of a 17c value, for ^day 9c

ler; complete with

59c

(in our Basement), each.

Women’s $1.98 auto caps, pretty veil attached styles, all colors, induding black and white check (g'i A A kinds; exceptional value at ^X«\/\/ —Palmolive toilet soap, regular 12c value .everywhere, for Bars^ Friday, 3 cakes for iwOC Women’s $7.50 all-wool skirts. Bfany hindsome models of plaids aad checks, all desirable styles; 66 In this lot for Friday’s selling; while they ^st, (gA AA choice tPAdsW

$100

Durable Durham stockings for children, 8ubstant.al school stockings, fully reinforced, with three^thread knee; sizes 6 to 9; worth up to* 45c, Friday Bargain,-pair mOK Women’s Onyx fine gauge mercerized lisle hose, slightly imperfect, Burson seamless fashioned hose; also fiber silk boot hose; black, white and colors; reg-

ular and out sizes; one big lot* for QK^n

Friday, 60c to 76c values, pair, only.OtIv 60 and 54-inch unbleached Pepperel! sheeting, lengths of 1 and 2 yards; an actual 56c value, Friday, OCa yard 4mOv Fxncy dress ginghams, in ’all the newest fall styles and colors; an actual 29c value, Bargain Friday, t Q a yard xJ/V Women’s $10.00 silk dresses, $3.98. Made in newest styles, of genuine Susquehanna silk poplin, the most lustrous quality on the market; emartly trimmed; nearly all colors to select from; dJQ AO^ all sizes, 16 to 44; choice..... .«pO«S#0 Hohmquist special curtpin stretchers, best hardwood frame, nonrust & adjustable to any size; $1.75 value,

In Friday,

only f

Men’s tan work shirts, sizes to 17, cut full size; factory damag^; $1.00 value (Basement), each..... HOC Men’s $4.50 gnd $5.00 dress

trousers, choice of a wonderful variety in fanev striped worsteds, also blue serges;

all sizes; Loom End leader for Friday, pair

Men’s and young men’s suits,

good staple islain styles of serviceable worsteds and cassimeres in sizes ranging from

34 to 40; genuine bargains; ((TO A(f

while the lot lasts, choice.... ^xd«a/ij

10-quart galvanize water pails, best quality; 50c value, OOa

special just for Friday, each.......Suaf C

Boys’ $1.25 and $1.50 knicker

pants, made of strong cotton worsteds, also heavy khaki; reinforced seams; sizes 4 to 17; Bargain Friday, 97c

Women’s muslin gowns, petii-

coats and envelope chemise; big variety;

regular $1.50 and $1.95 values, extra special, choice Regular $5.95 all-wool slipover

sweaters, heavy knit quality, in rose, Copen, blue, cerdinal, etc.; made with pretty contrasting collars and cuffs; regu- ^ A AQ lar price $6.96, Friday Bargain.. tPOel/O

Women’s untrimmed velvet

hats, advance shapes for fall wear; a special lot of 600 we bouj^t just for this sale— ftmmes you’ll be buying later at as high as $4X0; take your ^olce while ^T AA they last Btaguin Wday......^^XeVlU

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$3.69

89c

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