Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1919 — Page 6

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of ■iKlwr oMill oCSor. It m^^^Hkgr i^ootf ^ttssoM cvovd. •illtr to g«o wk|t oiiA how well the to t|H» niftkw the HP » inH<|HO Intlti^totL Svenr Hoeoler l| * hetuw 4lilMa f(w hoTtac forejFffh hi* £ellow«ett^ns to oeo, li«a^ «Mi 4eii?e kki^ l^iit the fruits tho otcto's WNir. Th^ is s gwralae int'whoieseme stltBufftitt io the slmoewhJeh Is rich in fo^ will and the j^wwoernhy of achlsTement. The fair ^ ^ jssrlts the pairooafe of every one who A pMt lond hi# ^rooonoe Co Its sttccess.

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•» woli tiHtt UMy. v«ro m At the tim the «fi»lsC(o#

was slsnoi t^y were made «p atI-'~ iBOOt cotlr^y of Freacfneea olfgifMe lor 4fsciuui#w Tlds sMohi. of eonrsev that roeralts h#4 to ho obtained. a»d ahaoo ~ nMoiy germeii aaldteho wore ont of work, viiai wah h||«ro aatBrnh aocofdtna Co rreach rea^Bswins. that ¥ fbonid tAtf iho iF^ofWk army >r

#p of ifto tor^ien togtoa^

^tfs foctmonta. tiood i»i liiTly la Ili^irocM* eela^iha iMPrh boon ffiled

tiowiuui noWWerifc * oebem#

^P||p^.-ino» ,#oass - hW. ^tntfftom as

'bt of the filo-iMesob U>r

: -the j|yiji|j|iiyn% eip ertOHy' oe soon

a' of a toiTil>lo' war.

sttothaK oada however.

QMwmeot. on the

.jpfH^n . of tbo rroBoh. i^i%pfbar tlraid of thsir late

Co ttieo th«h' ' to -■ *» bor^ '^Ipiloa,

tbweby ttUoaafnb tMr own troop* for dM dfpianda of ctvfl ocenpattens. On the oth«^ hand, the cooiplate sur> roador of cortafn Qwteaas to the milii#*ietlc priaetpia'ts i|hK> re^oaled. It Is aeltUMr ’tho cause'nor moans that oppeahi tdn >BMt vlU joia an snemy tH4a undar Uieso dream«tancM,( lmt ths fIgbC for the flsb^ oaka ^he Mine Idea runs throualn all gradim Of tbs f|*i iiieu army. A falM rumor that Qemmn officers were desired for the training of a laiipe Amerloaji army brought applioations from hundreds of German offleers of high rank. It Is probable, too, that many Clefmans are anzioub to get out of Oormany at any price.

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O>*0l roBMtas couPETiTwn Pi«V*^lTM Awfamn Rroteetlve Tariff League bgg ll*pd a tmlleUp Ui which it dalls die dtmorioaa people to demapd lb* onadment of a high tariff agaliutt inade gbods. In order to protdbt workmen. "American wages bo Hpughtmod by oriental competi ^ Che bulletin aaye, 'funless protecla and out of *^congresa unite t* pnt op the protection bars." .^^Jlibe Amerh*an people are not so much Cwncecned about sending wages higher ri* they are about bringing living costs lih9r*r, and they feel that the epidemic p|l^ aCfflceo. In whfch mere moeey al m*st kivartably Is demanded, maens a g^lnoMtion of hf0i living costa 8o propaganda looking to a protective 'iHrtir. merely* for the purpose of keep- ^ jKie*B up. te not going to find much jbhmMthy (m the part of the people as

g; Udtofa

. ProteottOB will doubtless have to be Pfbylded la some tnstancea Germany blteadi: to flood this country with Ger-lll^-gMda artleiM If posaible. The most fliidCdettOtts example is dyestuffs. Aganloa l^rmerly depended almost .ertwily upem Germany for colon, ‘but WbOB trade waa stepped the Industry Hail lestered in this country and the iMbft Wi* awt. Naturally It would be iailldr to the men who worked out these and to tlm emptoyes of the iliuaabnr to pemfe German oompetitlon ggilr w ittytbteg like eryep teima That ^a matW that Wta b# taken can of liba Amecleaa PrMaettva Tariff League eaaoiHrsed about ' Japanese

to show the

waskMaa^d*’ but.»' trmt as aiiidi aa:#*-A?hMteen--wo(k' ||IhI|. ^ tbav hF,-lr^ but JiHeuM Iftka beak lii^g-here some . amS^Mte has besa *no apprecia IbaMbueGoa of prages. Instead. Amerifan aneges have atsadlty increased Ibar* aalght be reason to fear an of lUmap b^bor-, not only from dblMUi but trmn IfCtaopean counlriea. lliaa tamaiaca^e laws will take care eC idimt. liaaiitririla the cry for a high pBi4ctlM ta^ does net awakM the ‘fP^ *^**bea as ta the years gone by. Amirloa needs Is protection , — tnMMrted deetrbMs and hyphenh**g’CiMMt «afl oat or win not become

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The anti-prohibibkNti*^ who t»ed to have a good deal to gay about prohlMtia* not probfbltlaH ere now busy..e^-

tnformatlon to prove thatr point.

It m admitted by every one. they deetere. that this Is noV a' prohitritlon hotts&y. yet the pokes court records in every ^ty hi the country show every gay^ that strottg drink Is hought, toM aog consasaed- ta ooaaldarabie aaiHitltla* ^Ths dttoavety of a- atlii aMkdt idrtliormBie, tkat it to boiag aiuide. TPiNdbre. prmdhttton doea not proWNiL Thia ta a jfeod argusMnt In the ahiiraet. imt aotkbig whatdver is said igMut tha high «Mk of drinklag. Lb bmM eommuaklea a drink coats in tka drat ftaee a great daal of ingeauity. kNea «ha mka who hagim tow years ago Id key In easagh to loot Gm rest of his

^ «aa not take a drtek in peace His

dMkdt oosto btaa at laast twa miautM of Mat Im dhall be caught tn the act iwi hla stock coaHseatedl and his name 4MM|dld fbte coort. The maa who makes a f*r bis own use now and then e*H9d» Ida aaaek at the cost of many ||iipMet aights ipsstt- worryteg ovm> ^ maiei^ of eartaln neighbors: and .ll^' asaamyatocloiiirty upon lIllato' UamitMa to McialB rooms and

aneli topi|ttB caramla. as f or ‘'itorti •*.** pwts up s

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I>etails of the league of nations have brought out more interesting things than almost anything happening in recent years — or, at least, since the Ahkoond of Swat came to ,a sad end. First, there was a stipulation that the skull of a South African ruler, which had been taken by a Hun, must be returned. Now we are Introduced to the Island of Tap — a little parcel of land that President Wilson confessed he had not hoard of before. If we are going to have a cable base therp or a wireless base, or anything else, we ought to know more about It. Tap la one of the Carolines and perhaps the most Interesting thing about It Is the kind of money the natives have. Their ordinary currency consists of sheila corresponding to our metal coins, but they have a sort of reserve ik their central bank that If made of huge calcite discs or wheels, from six Inches to twelve feet In diameter, some weighing as much as Gve tons. This so-called money la Quarried in the Pelew ielande, 200 mllea away, and freighted to Yap. where it is plied round the chlePs treasure bouse. It ^e rarely used but makes a fine display. If this country does take over the control of Tap and the Tappers come to visit us It will be well for them to bring along several tons of their money, because they may perchance decide to invest In a beefsteak or a pair of medium-grade shoes.

It is understood that one of Senor Carransa’s moat engaging pastimes Is wondering what'e going to happen to

him next

But what is most irking is that while the investigators are Investigating the proflteers keep right on proftteertng. Going to handle the Hexlcan situation "without idovas," are we? Then It's all the necessary that it should

be cleaneiB up.

It is tiBdaratood that some of them are candidate* for Governor, wot necessarily as a^ ipiavinty of good faith, but merely^

as a matter for pabtlcation. .

It's alt Hthe tougher, too, apw thatvika 4MgrUgkt^ *aying law has baw». rypaiMk^ that we cui't keep the daylight wWhave

savede

Pershing at Battle iSront — Headline. Huh! That's old stuff for Jack.

Maybe the United States commissioner of statistics will tell where the man whor lives on the minimum of 90 or 00 cents a day does his shopping. It is difficult to understand how the actors can Mdure the publicity the strike is bringing to theaa. Indianapolis, apparently, is gblng to get the Advertising Club convention or

go busted.

One advantage of buying the Indianapolis army meat Is that the postofflee department will not have to be trusted

for delivery.

Another advantage the pedestrian has is that he doesn’t have to spend much time studying the new traffic rule# Maybe if we should offer a ransom we could get the league of nations pact

out

When it comes to a choice between the PreMdent's favor and the farmers* yote, congress will take the farmers' vote. The Sth cavalry is doing Its full share In demonatratlng that when it comes to excitement, going over the top aftw the Bochee han't much on going over the riv«r after the greasera. When it oomea to daarilght. eongraas BOW aema diapoeed to aave all Gie votes poaMWe^ Th« etate of Texas wfll aavn forgive th^ Yankee aviatma for waadmrfng round In Mexico for two or three days «nd«r tha Impreseion that they were etfll in Tesaa High Ce«t of ffheee Will be Investigate*.—Headline.' Ctoa H'k*- 4toit soma one was overlaolttd to the reont interchange of ootopttoients? ■liMteg the United States for the ruHtlah peaae dMa^r M a Tood deal Ilka bleaitof TM|ptey tor drmpKtog Gerjuany taHA the wta.

lia ant, he Mto. J atoTt. the ppitolf 9dli«r a .CMS' itoMtaM. ■■■-la-to*

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aanae he fears it w*ni< ha token as a tftotod sniMrtwBM ot Ike treaty and jtoavotoi delaT peHwjn a ^ uMny aBHiuoas- But If iiuliaetMil ai^ aeB 0* toa bitotiaeta- - wky/ebatod .eay af .tote MtoNre he toeutf*! Ifle^ to eibmicff'to ac- ’ AlBMIMittlT ilto ni ’Wnr «* rsMtotito if the e thiB and tola *ato ami M agreed itooe tkat toterpnatoS^ to the ebjeetkm to aaytog aet CUSH WITH qgWiUiS. Ainariean and Franck %aHera in Male* Hmt ttonaip CQPCNHAGIS?. AugMi 2L-Ooiltotoas betwnea German and AmericMi aailen Tuesday at Neufaiirwasaer. a seaport, foew mnea north of Dasaig, reenlted to ^ the wauo^g of several civlliaae and one German seaman, aoeoodtog to Daaaigdiapahtoea Meelved bare today. , The otoordars new out of a quarrM to a dance halt Monday night, according to 4hem dtopaktoea. AxMtoeaM Involved in the disturbance, which was oentinued In the streets after-the sailors left the daaee MB, reliinMNl to their Mip. the destroyer fltou. Tuesday ssanisn tm leave from the German cruiser Prankfoct came to blows with American aallon and ft to said civiilaiui also attaMed tha Amerleajia The Aaaerleane. stotoorted by French seamen from the destrorar daymore. charged the crowds. Snots are Mid to have been llred from'the Ctaymera epounding tour Gemana. slightly. Frontisr gtatrds dispersed the crowds, sad toe Asaerlcans and the French returaad. to the shlpa

to tha; ptotey^e* atfesqritoig t*. UplilfM.tlto Pklji** TtoswMUsme PBTktolllLiis, e*Ca«ttirw to* »t 9m$ttr mtmtmm m* . *W _ ,#■ a*-■ Of the ^tpHtod, thaea aaratogty- esM <ad too patoae asgauiMtai' In anlesw* rafftdattons wKksai cotoMit** ar wanerrwtoBry aa*Mttyt ■ • Ttoe biiilX* e* ewfety.vrtH'tMca every. paaaa«t|M te '.luiTa lapfkla.- etgtos at fixed yatate to She aoMtoated tttetftot, wha«e.--thfra- 'to-kfltaiy ta ha eeatoplM. Dstaesa obeedd wateh aarefaty ter thaea eilras wkois MSktag katlt tol#bave tkeffirnghly fasniitortxed thassje^aa with tha paxitohg MdviaPA&KHIG; fii the. > sagcell d dtotilet aa vahtete- asay ha aarh*d far a eaattoaaes iwjded »f siOre thaa aaa uid •aa^hnlf hdara. hatwaaa tha heatra at 9 a.-sa. •ait «*■# y. sa. TVra hestf yavkliimr an Maasoaiewt dwia will ha yermitted hatwaea tha hdwM af *ig* to Bk. wad *;a* y. as. A fiftrv astoata Msait has haaa fixed fOr cerh yarhtag aa tha faltawfag afieato* toastoet etf'eat ftraas PasiMTlvanlsi ta ItotawnwH KantaMey avaaaa freas WsMtotogpiaB ctraat te IfaAwtnBd ateaat. This nyyWea ddlf to tmxA ynrklag. 3Af latototad wW ha yaswdtte* to PenrI. Coast had Wahaab atvaahh ar "to toiy totoy to The eMgeeted dIstHet. C«*T?pb PAJUCJLKGc - yaiblag ha yoaaMtted ta Harket street trass PonasylvwMa; ta Dwtirwin'e sdree<a» aad la KeatBcky avaamo towto . W'babhMgta* •barf to Marytoad atocat. <to thane etraeta vahielaa toatet ha yarttad. wikaa parbed to the acatar at the afraat. at aa aagla af Og dagraae. Patk» tog at tha enrh an thaaa atoaOto to Itoslted ta flfteta astoatea. FtMrrr-PIVK DBCmUt PAICKllTGt Waabtogton atreat packtog frans Saatheaetem aveaita ta White river ebull ha at • tg togree- nagla. Oa the aaat iMe af tsanta aveana aad the aaath tode ef Ohie atreet, kasMidtog tha afatohanesc tg digs si yarktog la abCIgatary. to'Wash tog ten. Mafksf Pelanara aad l1lB*-nma atreeta. whereta tbaaa atreots heaad the caartoanse. aa ynrktog KgUt has haesi fixed. Parblag ito'fbeae streotoMewt ha at a to degree angto exMto dnrtag to* harnw the ' agnt asarliat at tba~eity a* laglenayiilla la eyea, whea vehlelee aenat ha pmirad at right angica wiffto fba enrhiag to aaeh a wnaacr that hath front ' wheMa a* vahleieo wiB tan eh tha e««h. la toaanssant Ctreto vahlelea miut ha yarfced at right aaglea with treat wha^s taaMtog the enrh. Tha yrevialgiMi af the erdtaaaca which yravtda fwr aa yarhtag artthte iittaea toat «f k Ore hytoaat wfll he vigaranaly enfareod. At sdght. hatwaan tha hanrs at gig* y. ah* and • a> mu. theaa will ha aa timttotoMMi as to tha length af ttoto to whioh a vahlela SMy ha yubad. hat aatoty sear,, fire hydrant and aagla af yartciag regalatlaaa amt ha ah asm d. T«n,TT.toBGBBE PABKlNGt la ail atractOi wlfhto the eangeated dtatatot. ayespt thgaa maatteaed ahd syaelBaalty eauapted. all paibtog abatl ha at aa WMto af •* degveea, Where vektelae are inrkad at aa angle af g* ar dg flagasse they wilt ha yarhed to each a meaner that the itght-haad fraat wheal Will toneh tha enrh. The heard of Mfety will endeavor to mark off an the vwriaes atraata affected hy the ar*toanee lines todleattiw tha aswHMo to which aaaahtaaa mnat ha yarhed. Caralal ohaarvatiaa of tha diffesant padhbNf MdSH. to^ gather with an axnmtsHrilea at thmia aaggaattoaa af the traffic arp^ aaaea, will caabla vohlele driveta to gsriokly fawtltortsa thsMaaliis wtth the aew traffic ragalatlaaa. PARKING OUTglBB C50I»GEfT*I» OdgntlCTi UalCM sgMiftoally yrahlbltad. pnrktag antatda tha aaageatod diatolet mnat ha flat agalast the vlght-haad cerh with Hght-haad whcahi within six toehea af tha enrhtog.

WOMEN OPEN DRIVE FOR FIFTY LIFE MEMBERSHIPS FOR CLUB

Included In the membership drive of the Woman’s Depsu’tment Club will be a campaign for life members, Mys Mrs. William H. Hefschner, chairman of ths geaersl membership committee. The dub has approximately fifty life membdrs. and it is the desire to bring this total to 190 before the first of next month. Intters are being sent to various business men throughout the city and state by the club, signed by its president. Mra Susan E. H. Perkins, in which she urges their support in the campaign to raise 9tt0,00e with which to build a new clubhouse. The new building will enable the club to expand and increase its work next year. "Although the club Is only Mven yesrs old,’! says Mrs. Perkins, "it began with founders who were experienced clubwomen and waa begun b«caiue of their feeling that the city and state should have a club adequate for self-expression of ail women, that their vision .might be enlarged and their obiigatlonB to the city developed. **®m>ugh the years of our activities, despite the many things accomplished, our dues have remained at |5 a year. We not only have carried out our own club work, giving to our members many notable spMkers. ample class opportunities amd a definite study through seven departments of the work. but before fairly organized, undertook for a year the support of a trained nurse, which mMnt the establishment of the Public Health Nursing AMoclation, "The activity of our committees in market conditions was largely responsible for the present market agitation concerning the efficieMy and cleanlint^ in our city market The fact that 1.500

children are having the opportunity of being instructed on the violin- in our public schools to due to the effort of our club In connection with the Matinee Muslcale, as we carried this work in five schools for two years to prove itsJposaibilittes. "^e organisation known as th* Artists’ Club owes Its existence to the downtown gallery sustained by pur club for two seasons. The scientific experiment of feeding for ,*p**opl children has been carried on this year in one school by a committee from oar club. While It has not been possible for us to sustain the entire financial end, we have supplied most of the money and all of t nan "The chairman of the Llberti UMn drives, the chairman for registration of women In Marion county, the chairman of a number of chuph Rfd Grow organisations ha^^ from our membership. This hat meant su^rvlslon workars. The®e Ufa only «ome of tha projects we have promoted. "We feel that having been able to accomplish so much with so small an Income, that we can do much more efficient service for the city and state if we have adequate tpola in a well equipped clubhouse. Pf our 70*, members, three-fourths p*y the regulajr dues, while one-fourth are special members, paylog * women have shown Special Interest by becoming life members, thus assuring a stable and dependable nucleus under which the club naav be carried. "We have not asked before for assistance in any way. Please give me matter kindly and thoughtful consideration and help, ua to do for our city and state the greater work In the reconstruction days that it seems our obligation to uwdertak*. ’

MORE ROOM FOR PRODUCERS

To the IMItor of The News;

Slr-Much has been said recently by the farmers about lack of space In the city market where they could sell their produce to the people. It has been a of much comment by many persons that our market, by virtue of slow changes from year to year, has changed from its original ^r dlf-

fATAnl from iJfeftt.

iSKi^ of fibbing »t»nd« whore dues to sold and should be sold, *tK>ut oiM-half of the spec® *■ taken up by dealers In canned goods, notions, ^tourants. bakeries, flowers, coffees, candies 3S the likV Ooods are sold that never should bo sold In a puWic martet. If

every trade to to be

the butcher, the baker to

- wriek raakerv why not put in a few real , .astotMpfftoeA^o® storee and even a Hotel iOwOse farmers who h*^ * of top to their wagons the night t^^we ^M^et day can get a little rest, a^ Mil ^me llext d*w. Go a little mrther

in ra buffet where the thirsty

Euiy thlensh’ their thirst.

fhdtohapeito-years ago wm pomtrtl to by *8 being a city where we had a good market hoUM, but it to far that now. The ort^"*^.ordlnancM and laws prescribing how the market is tir M Mgulated have ’ been forgotten. 7» of the city code of 1«7 states that a sufficient number of stands “shail

be devoted to the

afford every producer who may dMire. an opportunity to market his products at

INDIANA NEWS IN BRIEF

retail to the consumers patronising the

market.” -

The city laws haM always contemplated also that the spaee should be leased direct to the producer, but fabulous sums are paid by standholdera for space, many ef them occupying more than one stand. It was je^gkially intended that the space should be obtained at ,a chMp rate from the city by the producer so that the producer would be egcouragsd to coma and sell hto good# ^ ^ Run out the coffee men, the bakery men end the rMtaurents, and give’ the producers a chance. 'They cam go elsewhere where they belong, but the producer can not. The M*ca shoaM be sold as it was ortglnally intended to be sold, direct to the producer for a small sum and no aarigninenU of the lease allowed. , ^ It is high time that the people here should be treated like inhabitants of a real city and not like those of an. overgrown village. The more producers who sell direct in that market here, tim more working men sriU stay here, indF^ reotiy encooraging industry and ktrg# manufactories. It win be money fndtrectly in the pocket of the city. Ths laboring man will stay instead of gb^ing about. Municipal conyeniMoea for the average man will make this- city one to be proud of and by cutting out the politics In the city market and handling things as they were originally intended, our market will 'again be aa object for other cltlea L. D. SHEARER.

I«n ream Amtandrla will not bav* e oefe-

‘’U itosy setoton %

^onro« townshgi will atomtf the wekema

home peogreis at Sweed all day.

Peetery products WsMesday.

from ib to is

MCh; CQoklM wsnt from 11 to IS cents a

from W to 13 tents e doaon.

EVANSVII,!,!?—WllUsio E. Csdy, of BobUi of*‘“.^toraal ctr^H. win bo the principal speelcer at the homeecsalnr

***r“ ™ October sf

^ service, sad will be HARTFORD CITT—Further details Sava *?• **”»*"‘'*if °f ChSer

lsk*°*ta»mai!***,»***

3k!! whM young Gripe,

* <toat hand, ft^ovorboard. A

mBrefl WB# fltBOB AOd OUP dftys thB

draa#*<l 'for tbo body, but at last reports it had not boon rocovered.

0 ^NDERgQN—BoesMe of th# heavy tonand

for offidc sultsa in Anderson, T. W.

president ot ih* Union R«sl Balate Gempasy. owning the six-story Union building hste to* wqwste* that alt eflico tsoasts^ sagsged In profssakinsl business seek other qj»rte« in favor of phyeielans end Is^rs fuming from army sendee and finding It tinpoastble to obtain reoms for <Acee.... Automobiles driven hy Mrs. J. H. Bull, of ladiaiuipolis. and Link Sowsah. of siwaod. «Mto in collltooa at a street intersection bars w^ldaeatoy evtning. Both automobiles wars MMgsd, but noos pf the occupants was in

jtunM.

OBBaK»URG--^icatory servloM for ^^SMto Temple at Mflford, weet *'•** ffMsttoy afternoon, were well

attSBded. naar vlsttora being present from suiTeumltng counties. Seiwtal grand lodgs ofltosrs wave tbers sad Cterles J OrblaoB. grand m^er. ™princlSl MKf**?!.’ «*!*■ tsmpla was roadie poeeiWo by Neleon Mow^, of thie city, charter roeinber, and tiia late Dr. George (Crawford, who was ssemtary of th# order for years. Three hundred persons attended the benauet served In eonne^n with the dedicattentod fk claas candldatM was taken Into

to# oraHr.

MI^ Wiyoh oMMto* its organ Tuoeday night, ^hor “

officers I IgBB G,

'ussday JswriL

•serstary; AialUa B.

OOw roemhsn of Bte boeyd of dll EmMt toytor, M. q, r«svm and

for tae year *

^ farbsge oellM^ toatmst tor tto

toyrtoatog Rigtotohw L ta

C. Rrtwrtaen, a ftuRBw Bv^ ifi Maf rS

. 9e‘ ipSd tolto Tirittr year itoton-

bus. for IMML The tor of samsgo fto ber 1. vros B.fto.

Six CIvn War Vffterans at Dinner; Total Ages 491

[Special to The Indlanapolto Ne»«J iHBLBTTlLLE. la** Aagast 21^ Stx •¥■«♦«**■• «* 1*** civil war, whoee ages tatol 49i years, ate gtoacr, reanbly, at ttoc towae •« Aatlc, of fble Hty. •« toelr aaaiber. Mr. Aatle. age clghty-thrcc, has heca aa tovaU* tor sto *••«». •«»* ol* frtos** »»****F caloyc*. The mm* thdr ages are as toltosrst Cmmermm J. lAsaass. sge sevaaty-sisej gye-i.- Wcsklar. age cightr-WBCi (3««x>ipe K«ad, s«g« cighty-threci Syfwaa B. Maarls age clghty-slas. aa* William BL Rs"*e- •** eevcsty-slx yssrs-

High Cost of Badges

CINCDilMATT, Augitot Thsra to

cortmis mairifeststtoo ot the

of llvteg to ths abssRPS of ****** ths brsasts of astagStss to- ths nattoasl coBvsatlOB of th* Matal Polkhm* latsr-

Unto* to session !h caacto-

naU. Such baflgsB are usuaRjr ta past

*Vh^omtoffion wras exrinlne* AMantca by Frssiflsat 1?F. . W M Mows: "We were com tows with Gw ba*gM on »

ths shormotto tata^fito esst ^ ^is an* Ilf h*** of the moaejt

-•«* “-3^^ 2Sr»3U'

ta BHtktog *

>ho«r wc ritisa:iB’«

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CLAUDE MILLER COMMANDER Wori9 War Veterans Elect Officers —'IS N*w Peeta Formed. Offiesrs wsrs slsetsd at a meeting of ths Robert E. Kenatagto* post of tbs World War V'sterans. Wsdnsstay night, as follows: Claude Miller, commaaier: Justto A. Waish, soelor vtos-oossataadsr; Jamss O. Glovsr, Junior vfM-Mmmander; Charlss Bausr. adjotaat; Pay Rymsr. quartermaster, qnd James Baffsy. chaplain. Louis Lsfko was so siscisd a deltopnte to the natioBal sneampmsat which will-be held at Chicago November 9. 10 and 11, Mr. Z.sfko reported the fortaation of slxtsen new peats ta Indiana in the last month. Twenty-nine t^v members have been added to the local poet, he said. Delegates to the state cfsiyafittan, which will Bs heM here the last of September, 'win be elected at the nest meettog of the post. Wednesday night. PUNE GIVEII UP AS LOST.

French Machtn* Goliath, With Eight Paasengera, Left Mogador Saturday. PARIS. August 2L—The Frpmh nirvana Ctaliatk, which has been misMig Mice It left Mtogador, Moroeeo. for __

Dakar last flatan^mon^. geaMaliy Th# Rev. U

was given up as lose in avtetion circles today. It carried sight pasMngers.

on account of the fin* annual ptsiiB m ^

weed perk erreagM by the BustoMT^M’s C3M.

Pbilin#- 1*1 by Ri^Mod Ranh, wto been engigto }» th^ w«ik to trentma , was a feature et th# pruamai.-...Mra CMM aiataat Bdwnrd TJmbss, whose where•hmite to autaeowm, to set aside Md deMsee void an aUmwl fraiTitntoat toed, wtaeb

enoast prepared i '

tae says the d«feadast prepared awiVmetoM. conve:^ to him from th# plaintiff iffi a^ of tond eenth of SellezahW and to tmm atte

in tto prepwty tn the pIMitiff.

vmc^^ES-PraperaMoM are bffaNriMto by the stunt# comroftte# of tie T^rmhee Roury Club to murma a ia^. toSoMm •ef hMlaaapatto Retarttss seat TwMMriK "todlea’ night" wit] be' cMeteSSrbvM

Heresy pary. The tadtooMIe

driesaUoe. aeceriMg te word Tiar#

wfll be htMutod bvFnd ffiMfinC

wto has wfUteB WTRil*

wia be a;wei^...The »w aeeoSaie Mown a# the Mtn# Boeeee' and Ft«e Boeee# Motital Protective ASeoeiatton which 'Ma fmued at a meetin gbeld ta EhansvfUe taet •asdar. will meet here on gun dp y, August B, a<K^:ing to aa annoanoeoNgt roed# by TIaeeMee BMa wbe are aaestaMta. of the- aaanniiaftnii John RantoB, ^ Blritaail, was racenCly Msrted aa a merabef of tito hMM af tmatme mrNTlNOTOM-Th# Suntaigtaa, CMmy gutk Is hunaUtag a hantoy warm sheet tae vault tn vtaeh U wW kaig Its aatoty depotot boxes. For prot^ttnt beidupe. buttons atw ptoeed at vmekmo petate to ths baM. hese buttoua. pushed osea. vaues the eutMto gong to tttQt Until they ere releasss.^..B. B. Oard, coan^ asMwor. ban requeitod the people of HuntlacuiB eoanty to ask the vmtaattone of cotatiee ahQwing a lower valuation than Huntlagtoa be increased by the stats tax. boeto, of asking that ths Huattagton valuation be lowered. Several Huntlngtoe nsn Mve been apprMecehre that to* ooenty arlfi be toksd to pay more thM fta ehare of the elate taxes, and tiiey fanned to wart a nwvsment to atoi the state beard tor a

tednctlon at the valuationa

SAUEJR—Harry C. Bamwt, ebateman ef the WaShtaften eenaty PeeiociaUe emtml committee, bee aanewnced the appotatiaent of Mrs. Bva M. ItanluU ee ttoriiahmaB of toe wooiMt's Peroeemtic organtsMieii here. Mrs. Meekelt to the wife ot yknsk 8. Ken-

0OUmy

mee’ of th# ■“momkor face" owl miu toUed rsesoily at the eaaap of the Te«ag '‘^imirr Men’s Club, on ths Mneeatatuk nver, aboet femtoae mltoa toem hare.- -It to the first one

of fie ktaid, aa far as '

ever

far as to fcaown, tMt haa to thto eottBtr....lP|to tbhrty-

ntntb aanoal WaahiiifteB eemiiy tolr epened hers Wsdnseday. XJve etota exhibtte ere among the best ever shown here .vM eti deparimMta ef the Detpeetle Am bnllfitag am writ fined. The races wtu be held an

ThoreMy, Friday aad gaturday.

PCfffrtAND-Jay oeuety spent Bffitaf.li tor eeboot teat tarn dnttag the year ttlS-l9. Then an nlnelg'ene belta sMooi timeie end two firsine_iRr«etims in the aenety....

AMtagten. peeler of the

The attempt to fly from Parle ...

Dakar has caused miafortirae to othei' - - ^ ^ - F^ch aviators. . tend the fin denitawnte hen. arod the enIJsotonant Jean Fontan essayed fha .^gwmrnl***t of, the In alarm tatwn. by

tcj av#

County.

gfiBIJnrviLLffi-AB taeneee ta eelartM beta taMtad reembye of the pMee

Ko-eong whsA th* No eoag but .sad ,

Uke the ■wfiis^jhwnsl a taffiifd ceB.

Or ths gteemppi eurg**

Thf^ .ring th#:desi apffita|b'*,fe|H^..^

gfliaa heart# hkv* Mta Mta*!**, Levs fine weawi# the «**•■

Ike wsith qne to etaato Te eaadurs wHtai ft. Me*

O ieve, *flh ‘

The fraJity of , , Why cbeeae ytafr For yeiir crifidlii. year

lu pmMms win rock toM. ' Ae ttataemtota* itaM* net Stab*'

Brilta rsMl*

Uh* tae *M jbai a wtaty sky. Fnm toy aeta tatav maw w«! rot, ead —^ ““

Leavs thee ■ #,[.■.

■When !#•"#■ eft# - - .■ .-Parry- Bmtas^ Meitoy. ■ I I iiiiPiqiriu n Iieil-'*<||

your htotT

smxfs

Mt-

and

Tt ta estimate that four natlM cf ordinary spider’s thread would Welj^ scarcely a fralo. Female worker# in Japaswe factories n^mbec 500,900. of whom Me ^ under twenty years of ageAn Engttah Utv«Ktor has breoght e\u an automatie eleGrte recording target fey Infloar rifle nhocttnc. A EM atove even, with w^e^ieod can be hekad^tad hail** at the aaata time Is a califgfgtaBX l*T*«aaB> . An MedtritaBy aMMtad. 1^^ irtromer with fMtaveoattag Bridfl* 1*** Im*" Invented a BBta. ■ Only iB^Jetaht: ^ ellerts to cqHtvata t*tota ta although Oto eotl and ffitofiAte sea

able.

In Haetallan ’*uku" meaha fli •irie" maaas to •© tke

translation of "uictiiele*'-i* "Jumping

ftpa,’'*

Tite Brittah hoot and *hoe fcddiwIiT to jgli empkiyad 1L«B feto^ wo*Bi|%aad ta lEB more than ?Mlta an akereem ot a per osBt. Itacft hollow is the ntafte given to the where the bouadarleii M three staias a4eet~New York. Vemo« an* ifaaMchuaetta -iiayef Jataes Oouaengi »f Is pSQ th* riebsM mayor ta th* Mtry, with 1.5#^ shares cC auto^hB* stoM vakiad •* WMiMI^ The thou»nds of woek*** hy til* Cxamp ^huUding GtaihpflhF to Phltadelphla are aaaklair # Jp* te*t agalaet rent ^M'oftteertng to that city. “' Th* Ksthodiat Fetarattan -for Bol^l flerrioe ta New Yota city favors an eofiltable wage for laborers, whirii iteaU have the right over rent, lnt«r*st and

profits.

June 21 is usually given as the longest day and Ttoeember 22 as the fihoftost. but as a matter of tact there are several days of equal length bc|w*M tun-

rlM and stmset.

Although It cost but • cento a day In India for men to wave fans to keep the air otroBlatteg tn Itouasa. tiisy ar* grad uaRy t^ng replao*d by etootrto tans ns entapsr and mar* rrilahle. The pomitatlen of OargmniLfililifdlng to religion. Protogtoato. Cgfliiri^ and .Tews, ta glirvn by Otuitav BgndMVft in Webb-MtaltabU a# follow* <h»W* Ube war); Protoatoato, Xdiaan CathoHca. ID.ltaMI; Jews, tll.m Til* gmall la^n sugar grower makM no whit* sugar, hut EbBply bolls down th* ^cs and 4o*g D«t tataove th* malaaew Th* dark htatan MrMuet ta eatiad gm- or gut. and ta 'iMMUally sold add eemsumeg wtthent nsiiriag, allhough in smn* parts *€ the odttitoy * certain amount of modevg gtigaT! pro-

duction is ’carri** an,

In most eoantrie* totirlsefi i* always spoken of as "the baker’s dopta." but In. itslr it is called ”a oobbler’a doMn." There is a tradtUow ta that la«4 that

formarlr thers wito

cobblers to put tw*|v* si^ gFMtaa the

tbat'‘wh#'taatis iflill REfig drtvsn

ijir ta >!■-

, jodwp> It

.tapi Co-

Tt^tad* bf *ta-

edge of a boot heat, were cheap a thU;

in the emter tof mornr haa aei tory, If It la a* waa on FftaBgt

lumbua eit tidl -,-w- -- — covery, and Friday, Ottabvr thttt he first sighted land; Friday. Koetafifbar B. Pit. that he r*a4i*d BU^anala on hta second (Voyage; Friday, Jtm* JM, UN. that he reached tiui eontinant of dtaerloa. It was on Friday, Jtay 17, 277% lIBt the motion was made that th* Utttad eoloales ar* and ought to be fta* and tadependent hEaay inoiw oemBTCBOes

could be cited.

Btanature*. on tiwatle* hav* h*a»ffl* eemf to arranf* now that Ih* gpgtBai of alphabetical order la taBfilf**, httt formerly the flght for jraeadfinM was a caua* of frtevoua ffisauity. Th* order in wdtata namas eppaaisd on treaties UMd to h* determined hy the atatus of the ratftai aairiwitod, Bst thia 4*vice tavotvad M^tigarmlnaWe dtaputea that othar systotafi gp*iw anggaated, and as ysi0 mpo a# 171% at ttai atgnaiar* oX the ftattailpla iiHiBna, effiMr power afitoMd mk th* copy whiflk waa to remain in its own WMPMstan: At Ata^a-CtaapsHe, la 1711, tita contracthig Mfttas «aeh irigTyr* one copy for ttsah of the others. lUnaUy, th* iwoMat phai of ilaMhetttal ofttar <ac«(wdtag to ths Rritagh alphabet) was adopted.

AIwtoEBS TO QUasnONB

to JBrartL taeroeoo, a dtotaaie* of l.ll« rnUea from

JBraiflL taj^ed at near Rabet, rwrolv* an

.■fiviBg tbem a waa* eg BZ.. g &££??=» Sr

Ltaatonant Lamaitra t OuliEBnrd got aa tar a* Pmt , Itauuscaafn* lis ahtas north of

The

Auto«a-grnita':1i^-tavaae» K. T. a park No. 1 lejatsdtT^ 'irt knaw; It Is oat Mated in ree^ anmr ptmutriwo. W.H D^ii&aua addreseee ara oat prtated bere, Ttto beeits meaUeaed may be boafbc nmwgti mr beeiuefier. A B. P.—Wbat was the aivaid mafie ta Theodore Roeeevelt la bis fsmsae euit aaatatt a MMitass efiiter seSM years ayo, oae Cleat er eta ceatsT gto oeata RoaSw^Wbera asd wbat direotlen from Paris wss the Oirisss tong rasgo fua located?—At Cfepy-M-Laeoxete. a vtasfe mv-•aty-five mUe* aectbeaet of Paria L, E. F —Tb* reoerds ta the efflQs sf tha aUjouat-seaerai, at Weehlasten. wtti have to ba coaeulted Car the reeorde of nea croni^ai0»Md ta tb* aimy from va^Mi* eountias. A gobeertbw—Where taeald I make inestry Moat a claim for pabtic toads nude by a •oldler eeoe after the civil war?—The office, department of tlM interior. WashiBstoe. D. C. A. kL D.—I bavo he** laforraed that the nvenuBeat to setBag saw aiOaowbllae made for tha army at ladiaaspelis tar U0» aach. la tbto tniaT-»A bet tha rotaer has haw wtoaly etoctiatad ta Mita dfwBolai efforts ta atop It. No. J«-WUi you giva tba beeg aad page vbara to* tom vaqttblag that fiseMiaa aana must b* patetb* f*d eaa ba fOsafit—Tea wth find th# law ee peg* Iffi. Aeto ef UU. la.ffagg utariatsra: er paragreplH tWIsilBIli, Btwaa m* atatetea j. Readar-Whaa fisas MSaeal Tmtotag bi^ aebosl epe*f gantonhw A (B li a to-sreUlteetsra affisr*d at tW* sMasir -4tot a eemsters eaaros. tat ffiug and graftal «oik saeii..ac are »MVWSi ta sssraae I aiabtteatai* are iBsrsfi Hctr RaadMMK a pssMt Is nMBng A WIB 110 fVOTRMB WWIWlr IV'WiP'NK"Mi (.kfisr'M dsaa that la sm •*¥ mnattiy ec toa wttif-**; ^ ata tSnSiiaB ->a ea afgosMot ta show ttaf Bis mind w« affOcMA TOs attitasL _ ^bia stousfi b*v semetfiosa sst ssMto Iw Jertos. F u A-l suitosrBai Igr saewhlUrm* toiethar for oae JMr **< »«jrefv tba end of tba year awapt ana. MWi j conttauea ooetawy ta the tersM ef tha contract. Tbto PtaW **» tamnuda settlecaa It eoMaetfrffta tatasbar aaa iwt collect fer bto pebileasaas tba osmaael dspliea The soheoribw, boBses^ fiMffi reto eeoept the ptalMCtal If R tg flM iSwta tba owtaroet ssripi. B Me m.teefk tba pestiffiei fisgartswat wiki gwMta tta nuMlffiiT tt be osnttaMs Ih Stag th* gta^ llaauea eftar ris weate hsiea slBgaglh giA if tba p*g«r is sffi Bsggid.