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THE EfHIAXAPOIIS XETTS, SATOBAT, AFGrST 23, 1919.

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Tha casopatga to rain $«.SM for the bafldRC of the Oodathlaa Baixlst ehorch has

trertr s«j« I mmemS moeb tol*>-tst- A beoeters* clM» , c- mposed of Dr. W. E. Broaa W, 3. Reed. O«o**e Pdaee. R T WiRhuas. J. N. She}-

tea. H. B. Bryaa, Laa Zsadenaaa aad Join PoveU baa been aiipetatad to aiqadarooat tta srork wiiiA Is to M headed by auzlhary aresldeata aad elM» leaders at the diarcA The aattra force is wortana aeter the dlreot eapeirlslBn of the psMoc. the Rev. I M. Headoa. SbveraJ eodahi aad other eatertatemants are bMap fdaaaed as a maa«s of rsiataa the eemsmeate of each dtvisloa, aaioac them hoiac the onea atr saaai' cale Taeadsy cvaMaK Aayaat M at ta IJb> wood aveMe. A rdthKhns survey Is to he aiado of ths yarkdi uadar the aunteea of tha Danhtera of Rebsacah Bihia Mass, rsewter aad Beapfiw** wfif ba tha thama of tho OMniiiK aas'i'kaa at the Rav. Mr. Headon tomomw sad In the eveolnv Ms sedPJeet win be *‘C3irMctsatty aad tha WorMatr- »—■ " The fifth Suoday la tMs ssaerth hu baaa sat astde to obatire aathnal Baydlst eoavsBtloa day. U vrQt ba aa aOoct tor iHMBW aad forattn mlsstowa.

PLANT CAPACITY INCREASED Hfifisfer Compfiiiy Erecting $30,000 Addition to Piant. Work baa been started excarattoB for tbe fotmdatkHa at aa extnwiOB to tba jdaat (*r tba Robert H. HasMar Ckhow&y. Xnc.. 2Ri Naomi atroet, srbicb will the pWt aa addttkmai capacity ot aboat »jP«r coat. - Tbe addJtkm la to be a mo-atory teatory baildlii«r of iMlck. steel and alaaa. ietween the premt heattr»tina^dtny and the ofBoe. It wlU be IM feet sride and 139 feet lone and of the aame st>le as the <Rher bnildines The firm manufactiHTa automobile {Muts The coat of the addittoo will be abemt $ao.«0

HONORABLE FOR ORDINARY Navy Department Make* Ruling on Diecharge Papers. WASHINGTON. August S.~^<Mtorable diachargea sriU be grsmted to all men who served in the navy durteg the war with Germany with good records, and who have Mnoe been released with '‘ordinary'’ diachargea, it was announced at the navy department

tmOmr* By a rating of the di at the time the armistfoe was 8ign< . all wilisted men discharged before the expiration of the full four-year term of enlistment, were given ordinary discharges instead of the usual honorable diachargea Many protests were received and congi^stonal action recently was taken to permit the awarding of honorable diachargea Ordinary discharges may be exchanged for htmorabls dis^arges by forwarding the original discharge to ths navy department, bureau of navigation. Ths ruling inctudss all men

Mb© verved In the navy with good recomSt Mtween April A MIT, and Novetnher 11, 19IA and who have since been discharged.

At the Short Order. tOartoBBS HagaMn*} Churtoraer—Bowl of oyatar soua tee semnibied eggs, ooSee aad brawn braadl Waiter (aa «K-aoldiar>—Marlaaa in the nud, two seuada daeioy 'am. oi^p f iwellte aa* aalorad tieotk. troopa

(Aay for tha amamawy drtva, tha awnar ie ge tawarf m eraetlam at a Chrto' mm rnmnle ia WaaMngtaa. Alraady a let baa baaa iwMbaaad for flAiM. All tha oalorad thwibao la tha aaoMry are axpeetad to give as tha baste aC tS ipar BMOkbar. The aasuBt flhaiWb pteale for uiaaibiiTa aad frtaaite vpfh ba bald at Bathaay park Mevutey, aad all taforawOoB eoeoirMter tha avant wlfl; ba givaa oat at tha laoraing aarvteaa toaanr-« raw. I Tha adocatioeal daeartaaaat of tha eel-1 arad tam’a brahch of tha Tauhg Mae's CMrla-1 Umm Aaaoctettee. of wMeh A. iL Matoeay lat cfaaJrPMB, has piaaaad ta niarga Its actfv-1 Ittoa far tha aomtag year. In vtaw at Om ' BOW poaptbttltlaa tar eatefad aHm la tha iaduabw fiaid, tba peagnm wfil straaa ledtiS' Crtel foatarsa. The bnatgoai eowraa will larntmOa baokkaaftag, ataeagrai^ and aeaamitfag A faatSro of tha naw paegram will ba s aoBiaa in Spaateh shdar tba tnatraettee af a wOl adaeatad Porta lUcaa. Tba cctorsa will ba apan to araa aad woaaoe. Tbara la ta ha a iNNiianarF aohadiM. autllaad in view at tha fact that thara art nwre than MM Utttarataa tn fadtaaapolia. laatraeCkm te to ba piaaaad

muttikf ladlvtdBal tinai

Tha sehMarabip eoeuntltaa at tha IkMoai CMtora fioctstr, of which Dr. O. W. tangstoB la ehairmaa. has asaounoad tha gaearaJ prtgnuB for tha aaaay eentaat which will be held at tba Second Chrlatlan church Monday avaafng, fiaptamber 1, aa follows: lastromeatal saleMJoe, Mias Ellen Tfiomas, raadlng. Mrs Edith Thompaon Doyle, voeal aateetten. Mrs Rhoda Wlltlatna. aolo. Tbooiaa Elam, and vocal MieetJon. Wallace WoiHtoUu Those who will corapete tn the aseay cantaat will t>a Howard Baagerfiabl. Miss Mary fimaet. Kannath BatHcer aad Prank trriag Tha tteksto ware ptacad oa •ala this waak. and aaeh raarabar la brgad

Pay Day

There is mlwmji m thrill in jMiy-dBy tor every tme, from the "Boss’* down to the olfke boy. Ever since Imst psy-dsy you hsve given yonr time and energy in exchange for what ia hi your pay envelope— How mudi will rmnain with you? A doUar will start a savings account, to which we add interest two times a year. B^in today. THE UNION TRUCT COMPANY

120 East Mafket St.

Open tonight, 6 to 8:30.

Stand Up for Indianapolis

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You wiil be wlUiiig to back Indianapolis with your money if you reaDy bdHeye in your dty. Talk ia cbfap but cheap taS^ does not build cities. We haye an opportunity to let mrniey talk for Indianapolis and we need just $10,000 more to giye it a yoice loud enougrh to be heard. When the Merchants Association g^erously subscribed $10,000 to the gwanty fund which is to add its yoice in ext^ding an inyitation to the Associated Adyertising Clubs of the World to hold the 1920 internationai adyertising conyamtifui in Indianapolis, our fund crossed the $40,000 mark. Forty thousand dollars has been subscribed by less than ISO individuals and companies. We know there are 200 others who will subscribe the final $10,000. - It is not possiUe for us to call on all these concerns. We are therefore using this method of making our appeal for yoluntary subscriptions by mail. The fund must be completed this week in order that we may flash the news to the officers and executiye committee of tiie national adyertising association. We want to s^d telegrams on Saturday saying: Indianapolis backs up her invitation to the 1920 advertising convention with $50,000 to be used in attracting the largest possible number of serious minded business men and women to attend this amvention at the center of distrilwition in the United States.

Already Indianapolis is being talked about favoraUy in 150 cities where there are adyertising clubs. The Shriners are urging the advertising men to select Indianapolis for the 1920 convention. Thousands of personal letters have gone from business firms in this city to cities all over the country urging other business men to use their influence for Indianapolis. / Our plea is fpr the holding of a strictly business convention at a point easily accessiMe to the largest number of those interested in business. This plea has met a most friendly response. More than 40 per ceiit. of all the advertising dubs have already pledged their vote to Indianapolis. / Other cities that aspired to entertain the convention are weakening in their fight. On the contrary Indianapolis has constantly increased her effort. There is one final blow to be struck—and that is the formal announcement that our $50,000^ fund is completely subscribed. Every business house in Indianapolis whether large or small may have a part in swinging this blow for Indianapolis. If you do not have a subscription blank in hand, just put a letter in the mail saying how much you wiil subscribe and inclose a check for 10 percent, of your total. Make checks payable to The Advertising Club of Indianapolis and maO to our headquarters in. the Chamber of Commerce building. It would he worth $50,000 to Indianapolis just to be announced as the winner of this convention race. But that benefit will he a mere by-product, as compared with the larger advantages we will obtain. This is the biggest opportunity we have had In a long time to

_ \ Stand Up for Indianapolis Finance Committee, 1920 Convention Committee, The Advertising Club of Indianapolis.

A. L. BLOCK. EVANS WOOLLEN.

B. A. WORTHINGTON. MERLE SIDENER.

Demand “Fourth Vein” There are seven different veins of Indiana coal, besides a few scattered formations. But there is only one FOURTirVElN OQ4L And it is far and away the best coal produced in the West Be sure and specify it, instead of ordering merely ‘‘Indiana Coal’'. For Sole biy aU Daakn

SERVICE B raw eool if Bot right, ar raw eoatratt te aot Int* to the Mlur. Brito ua INDIANA Na. 4 VEIN ©ML FNODUCENS, FtO. A. Fwhmu taantonf. W7.SM T. H. TtmI MMIat. Tarra NBBta la*. AMrate aH aamauri•bUmw to the AanstallM. CBatea CMl Oa.. Otetea. BNL. -OnwB XOl Vaoth ValB.3. K. Dartag OaM Oa., McOteahk BMg.. Chteaga *Tmteg 1^ WamT

Vhntea Baattr * PawtepBaat Oa, (Waltor mateaa * Oa.. IM .^wte. T. X. IriMt BMg., TAm lEulq IbA.). Faram. ratgwHB-araaa Oaat ca.. citetea, Xad.. "fiMnurtiw.'* Kaox Gwaty VBgrih Vila' Oaa Ce.. MU Tiatetea TaraNhil BMg.. ladtenaiwlte, _Ii»teB Oaal Oa.. ra TteattsB itemteal WUs.. IBiWignteiaic lad. "Uttte Btety iiw»* Laaar Tula Oaal Oh (IMMffii k Baaa. Batea Aaatla. OiMoo. Ttoto^aBShT»g.T.'^^tehawli

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HAAG’S CUT PRICE CHUGS Another Big Cut in 'the Price of Drugs

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stores, prove tnat ine genenu pooiic is toyai to me naa^ as a toKen ox a] this khidlbr feeling, another big reduction has been made In drugs and other lliese can be bought cheaper every day and evening, including Sundays, in

For years the Haags were loyal to the people of IndlanapoUs and central Indiana. The crowds of satisfied customers that can be found at aH times in all the sevmi Haag Ihmg stores, prove that the general public is loyal to the Haa^ As a token of appreciathm of

lade In drugs and other merchandlis, - - aU the Ebag

stmres idnce the war tax went in force. Before the war tax, these i^cwos sedd the Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for 89c, they now stil it for 79c. The |t.l0 S. S. S. Blood Purifier for 74e, now 67c. Other goods In proportion. No mail orders filled at these prices. A SAMPLE OF DIFFERENCE IN REGULAR AND HAAG'S PRICES Everything Presli, Genoiiw. of the Pnrmt nnd Beet Qn*llty. PHcm Subject to Change Wlthoat NoHm,

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