Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1919 — Page 13

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■■■aiMraj ■ Atom* 25.—Plan* for the eighteenth

treaumrer, and the Bev. Byrne. Lkfayette. chaplain,

convention wUI open with eoiemn iaae at 8 o'clodt at the Cathedral maculate Conception, the deleKajmsi SE^-Ss. 1 ^ pa*tor of St. Aim's church at Lafayette.

*111 deliver the sermon.

After the services at the cathedral

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Allen county boar.L Following the pre- ' Uminary session the Hibernian* will go

IO LiCAll t° the Knight* of Columbus headquarld ntMLr ter* in the Iau block, whfie the wom-

en** auxiliary win hold Its session in the Wolf & Daesarer auditortum. Both balls will be decorated with the national

and A. O. If. coirs?*.

The afterooors eeast^n will embody the

and the women’s for the event

EK inaUUnB G€s«SSLUOS) wlil i*me* E. Dwry. of In- ** presMerA, who was red at the national con-

most important work of the convention . and will adjourn at i o'clock, after of In-' which the prindpsel points of interest to the city will be r»s‘t*d by automo-

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Caj., by being esioeney of the .year*. Other /e present are

PLEDGE Of SUPPORT FOR “IRISH REPUBLIC” IS GIVEN

Catholic Young Men** National Union Adopts Resolution at Convention

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NEW YORK. August 25.—Unanimously pledging its suport to the

"Republic of Ireland." the Catholic Young Men’s National Union, in convention here, directed that copies of the resolution be dispatched to Eamond do Valera, president of the republic." Arthur Griffith, Irish leader at Dublin: Senator Lodge, chairraan of the United States senate committee on foreign relations, and to the Speaker of the house. The resolution declared that the war just closed "must be justly characterised in history as a war for tho continuation of force if the only white nation in the world now held in slavery shall be compelled to continue In subjection to foreign and despotic domination.” It also extended to the young men of Ireland "assurance of a full knowledge of their aims and of our sympathy with their tdealalH The resolution, which was ordered cabled to Rome, expressed to the pope "our sincere felicitations on his genuinely altruistic attitude in the recent war. when, though weighed with griefs through the unspeakable sufferings of hts faithful children in many lands, his invaluable services were rendered for mankind in a man ner commensurate with the exacting requirements of his exalted office." Activities of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, the Big Brother movement and the Catholic Young Men's Association were commended In resolutions pledging support of them. The Catholic Union Review, of Philadelphia. was chosen as the official organ of the Catholic Young Men’s National Union, subject to approval of the Philadelphia union and the Catholic Young Men’s Association Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes, of ths s"" , illil: a

diocese of New York, was re-elected spiritual director of the union and Michael J. Slattery, of Philadelphia, was re-elected president; T. J. Thornton, also of Philadelphia, was re-

elected secretary-treasurer, and Edward R. Reagan, of Newark. N. J., and Charles J. Wart, of Providence, R. L, wore elected first and second vice-presidents.

One on Another's Heels. [Washington Star] “How did that investigation turn out?” J “I don’t know. Left start an InvestlgaI Usa to see what became of it.”

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“I Rely Upon the ' *% sr tt i 4 « Mayer Label

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HOUSANDS of housewives now know this famous mark. It eliminates all experiment in the purchase of meat delicacies. It stands fox the utmost in purity and flavon—for that tang, that deliciousness which Oscar Mayer alone knows how to put

into meats.

You can safely rety upon this mark of Approval in selecting meats for outing lunches, for afternoon snacks, Sunday suppers —and for all occasions where only something of unusual flavor and quality will suffice.

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For over 36 years Oscar Mayer's meat delicacies have set the standard. They are sold by food markets and delicatessen stores everywhere. Look for the red "Seal of Approval'* on the triangle of blue and yellow stripes

OSCAR MAYER • CHICAGO F. D. GARDNER & Co., Distributor, 221 East Maryland SL, Indianapolis. OSCAR MATERS “APPROVED" MEAT PRODUCTS ARE U. &. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED

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>U simply can't use enough Heekin’s Pure Baking Powder to make things taste bitter. That is because it contains no alum. It's the purest, most wholesome baking powder that can be produced—always gives good results. Try Heekin'a—learn for yourself that it really is easy to bake anything—and you’ll get a new idea of how good a baking powder can be. Heekin's can be had of your grocer—and the price will surprise you. Get a can—and stop that bitter taste that worries you so much now. ffltei&e&iaCbmpanp' CINCINNATI

He«kin*s Purs Baking Powder comes In four sixes. You save money by getting the full weight 16-ounce, pound can.

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Carnation with Cereals Recipe If you,like cream on vour careala, u»e Carnation aodiiuted, just a* it come* from the can. If you prefer milk, fill the pitcher half fall of Carnation and an equal quantity of cold water. Carnation Milk diluted in thia way ia particularly fine for mush and milk, rice and milk, hominy, etc. Suvar blends with it delightfully. Your little folks, who have to be coaxed to eat cooked cereals, will relish the combi- ' nation of undiluted Carnation over • bowl of hot mush sprinkled with a spoonful of brown sugar. Book of 100 Recipes Free on regnesf Writ* Carnatton Milk Products Co.. Chicago. III. Order From Your Grocer

Piedmont Peanut Oil —is a wholesome «nd easily digested American food oil — ideal for both table and cooking purposes. / It is rich in food values. Ask for PIEDMONT— The food oil with the nut flavor

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