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ASSIGNMENTS AND CHANGES IN RESERVE CORPS Officers of 84th Division Residing Outside State Relieved. The following assignments and changes In the officers' reserve corps of the 84th Division have been announced by J. F. Traulbee, acting chief of staff: Each of the following named officers, having established a permanent residence outside of the State of Indiana, is relieved from the assignment or attachment to the organization set opposite his name: First Lieut. Harry ,T. Lemon, Med. R. C, Box 135. Newport. Tenn.; attached to special troops, frith Division, U. S. Lieut. Roakle M. Smith, Inf. R. C., 5374 Holcomb avenue. Detroit, Mich.: assigned to Company “M," 334th Infantry. , „ . . Second Lieut. Tlosmer R Kimball. Inf. R. C.. care B. S. Stvrtevant Company, Hyde Park, Bost-n. Mass.: assigned to headquarters company, 168th Infantry Brigade. . . „ Capt. Raymond S. Mac Murray. Inf. R. C., Y. M. C A.. Beaumont. Texas: assigned to Company “C.” 33oth Infantry. Capt. Vilas L Bridges. Inf. R- C . Touralne Hotel. Boston, Mass.; attached to Eompanv “C,” 335t1i Infantry. MaJ. ilarry C. Oliver, Inf. U C.. 1408 Second National Bank building, Toledo, Ohio.; attached to 3rd Battalion, 335th InfUntry. , _ E*irst Lieut. Harold E. Hollensbe. Inf., 603 Brand avenue, Rochester, N X : as* FigD* and to howitzer company, 336th InLieut. Victor S. Nelson, Inf. R C, Companv “B." 3rd Infantry. Ft, SnelliOg. Minn.; attached to Company “C," 376th Infantry. Be-o* and Lieut. Othmar I. Moore, F. A R C : attached to headquarters staff, 335th Hield Artillery Secontl I-icut. Raymond C. Ilnfford, l. A. R. C.. Genera! Delivery, Waverly, 111.; assigned to Battery “F,“ 33Cth Held Artillery. _ First V-ient. George A Holmes. Eng. R C Pr.nerille, Ore.: assigned to Company "A. 1 30ih Engineers Second l.ient. Frank L <ftrvelink, Inf., -921 Jahnit.ue avenue, Oakiey, Cincinnati, Ohio; asEUgncd to Company 'A,” 335<h Infantry.

OTHERS RELIEVED I ROM ASSI GKMEXTS. Each ts lie following named officers is relieved .from the assignment or at - , tachment s. i opposite his name. First Lies..: Emmet I. Brown, Dent.R. C„ 13t>f4 North Senate avenue. In- ! diar.apolls. It’d.; atta; hod to 741st Ea- • giueor Battalion, (Auxiliary). Seoonl Lieu? rue* C <*reen. Ini. K- s C l" Barnett ifWf, iiransvilie, Ir.d.; as-, signed to Postal Section, 54th Division, Headquarters. Paragraph IF, General Orders, No. 11. these headuiian ers c. s. Is amended to road as follow.: Captain 11 nliam L. OUpepuer. Med.-R. C , Epworth Hospital, South Bead, is atta-hed to 403rd Pursuit Squadron, Air Set vice. Sub-car. I, paragraph 0, General Order.-, No. 0. c. a. those headquarters, is amended to rend 43 Mlovs: first Lieu* Harry ’ A eerier. AS RC., 3633 Coii;-eum tvs-u.?, lad linapolis. is relieved from attached >i Tmnsi r r °.ti -n Section, so4th Pursuit Squadron and is assigned to Second F:ignt. 16*1 h Pursuit Squadron, Air t parifgrr.ph 15. General Orders, No. 11, c. s. these headquarters is amended to read bs follow -: MaJ. D maid L. Klffer. Med - R. C, 1731 Howard street. Indiana! Its is assigned :o 3*_*'-th Company, Hospital Battalion. 509th 11-sdical Regiment.

OFFICERS RESIGNED. Each of th- following named officers, hiving resigned, is relieved from the assignment or a: tachment to the organization set opposite his name . Captain ITerry P. Von K*nn“l. Inf. R. C\, 315 South Walnut street, iluncie, Ind. Ind. Assigned to Headquarters Compar.v, 3(53 Infantry Second Lieut. Huxry O'Cain. Inf. R. C, 1131 Roach stre<-c, Ir.dianapulis. Ind, nsuigned to Howitzer Company, 334th Infantry. First Lieut. Roy I*. O’Neal, Inf. R. C., 230 Blake street, Indianapolis, is relieved from assignment ’o Company It. 333r>i Infantry, he haring changed his permanent residence * >ide tho area allocated to .he u*-*nl iiuflctrj. Car-t. George E. Francis, Chap. It C., 309 South Main street, Frankfort, Indiana, is rt'ieved from attachment to So9:h Medical Regiment, he having changed his permanent residence outside the area allocated to that unit. Second Lleur. Archibald L McDonald, F. a. R. C-, 1630 Wells street, Ft. Wayne, In, attached to Battery E, 335th Filed Artillery. See-vid Lieut. Leonard H. Vosmeir. Inf. R. C, 517 South E street, Richmond. Ind, attached to Battalion Headquartera Company. 3rd Bn , 315th Ir.fantry. First Lieut. Eider W. Diggs. I;:f. R. C, 1908 Highland Place, Indianapolis lad, attached to Cos. C, 388th Service Buttqilon, Q M. C. Second Lieut. James C. Gr-ea, Inf R. C. 1 Barnett srroet, Evansville. Ind, attached to Company D, 3SBth Service Battalion, Q XL C. Second Li-ut. Jf XL Payne, Inf. R. C, 718 Crown street, Greeneastie, Ind, attached to Company Is, 338: h Service Battalion, Q. XL C.

attached to 338TH SERVICE BATTALION. Ma*or Frederick A. Stokes, Med. R. C., 132 South Arlington avenue. Indianap- j oils, Ind., atta-hed to 33s;he Service Bat- ] tnlion, Q. M. C. Maj. Joseph H. Ward, Med. R. C., 847 I North California street, Indianapolis, Ind., attached to Service battalion (Q. 1 M. C.). Maj. Arthur H. Wilson, Med. R C., 4i6 Indiana avenue, Indianapolis. athcjv, to 3th Service battalion (Q. M. 5L C.). • ’-.j.:. Erer tt R. Bailey. Med. R. C., 548 Indiana avenue, Indianapolis. Ind., attached to 388th Service battalion (Q. M. C.). First Lieutenant Jeremiah Jackson, XTeti. R. 4 Beilar.l street. Evansville, Ind., attached to 3SStb Service battalion (Q. M. C.). First Lieutenant John H. McMorris, MeJ It 107 Norrb Elm street. Muncie, Ind., attached to 38Sth Service battalion (Q. XL C.). First Lieutenant Henry C. Bembrv, Med. R. C-, 921t4 South Governor street. Evansville. fn<!.. attnehed to 388th Service battalion (Q. M. C.). Firgt Lieutenant Emmet I. Brown, Dent R. C., Ikol’-e North Senate avenue. Indianapolis, Ind., attached to SSSth Rer''ice battalion (Q. M. C.). Second Lieutenant sVl!!iam K. Bl*;, Inf. R. C., Ft. Wayne. Ind., la relieved from attached to service company. S3sth

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NEW YORK, March 17.—With three of his so-called “bedroom farces” playing to capacity at New York theaters — •'Ladies' Night” and “Getting Gertie’s Garter,” in Brooklyn, and “The Demlvlrgln” in the Broadway district —A1 H. Woods, theatrical manager, has become tha storm center of the uprising against the presentment of filth on the stage. Not only have the clergy named Woods as the prime offender against decency, Rabbi -Wise calling upon him to withdraw "The Demi-virgin” in the interest of decency and for the good reputation of the Jewish race, but William A. Brady, a fellow theatrical manager, in a public speech, also named Woods as a man who was riding the theater into damnation, adding: “Any man who deliberately produces a play of the vile, dirty, filthy kind should go to prison, whether it be A! Woods or any other producer.” Who is A1 n. Woods? The answer Is here in New York, the story of a poor boy who came out of the great east side To meet Woods and talk with his Is to fall under the spell of his engaging personality. He is a good friend, and, quoting Abe Bernstein, secretary of the Grand Street Boys’ Association, "his hand is always in his pocket to help the less fortunate.” And, further, he has not always been a producer of filth -but we are getting ahead of our tale. AJ H. Wools began his theatrical career some thirty years ago as an usher in Harry Miner's Londou Theater on ihe Bowery, then the home of farce and burlesque. It l not illogical for a theatrical manager to start as an Years ago the Shuberts were ushers at a theater in Syracuse, and more recently we have Earl Carroll, who served a similar theatrical apprenticeship in a Pittsburgh theater. But the environment of the Bowery 1° the days when Ai IT. Woods blossomed out there as an usher was in poiite phraseology “No placu for a minister s son.” 1: was the worst environment the metropolis had to offer and enjvjed a reputation for the lawlessness usually attendant upon gambling dens, opium dives, painted ladies and al! the re-ff that goes to make up a thoroughly vlc- : >us neighborhood. Killings were frequent nud gangsters walked unafraid in the broad daylight.

The first effort ‘of Woods to essay the j role of theatrical management was his opening of the old National Theater In the Bowery, wh'ch he rechristened “The Niokleodian.” His bankroll was composite of the good will of friends. His -h.-w brought audiences and Colonel Timothy 'Dry Dollar) Sullivan and the rest cf tie Clan Sullivan took notice of

Infantry, and is attached to Company H, 335th Infantry. Ca at. Burton B Spaulding. Inf. R. C.. R R. No. 8. Ft. Wayne. Ind.. is relieved from assigned to Company H, 537<h In-n-d s attached to Service Companv, S33th Infantry. _ 1 .. . m'i Preston. Inf. R. C., Y. M. C. A bulld'-iir. Ft. Wayne, Ind., 1* irarsr'erred from Company F to Company H. :sfh infantry. Lieutenant Dc.nzil Doggett, Inf. R. C. K R. No. 2. St. Paul. fad., is transferred from Company L, 3184th In-

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Al, who occasionally got .to the rat tracks and widened the circle of his ae quaintances. We next find Al H. Woods in thThalia Theater, also on the Bowery, up lifting the drama with blood-curdliiu thrillers. And they were thrillers. Al H. Woods by this time was installed up town in the Broadway theatrical dis trict, and he broke bread in the sanii restaurants that were patronized bj Charles Frohinan, David Belaseo and A L. Erlanger. It was not long befor. they, too, were calling him “Al”—thi.pushing, determined youngster from thBowery. Ever and anon breaking through thi Al H. Woods whose name is associated with the salacious is a distinctly differ ent sort of an Al H. Woods. This other .type of a theater manager has even had great dollar success with the decent drama, and that Is why his worthwhile friends cannot understand his habitual reversion to the London theater of the Bowery sort of entertainment. The nice Al Woods actually made mil lions out of his Potash and Perlmutter shows. There were four editions of the Montague Glass reflection of business life on tho lower and upper east side, and while the latter editions did not have the box office of the initial editions, still they did make money. Then he literally “cleaned up” with “Within the Law” a play with a moral. And that is why when we look at th. ragged underside of the tapestry of Al H. Woods we must not forget It has an upperside In which are some really worthy patterns. But Mr. Woods cannot escape by saying, “the public is to blame, for it did not come to all of my clean shows.” An unprejudiced view is that Mr. Wood* la In desperate need of ethics—something not taught on the B'-wcry when he was getting his start in life.

She Slew Husband Who Laughed at Her CHICAGO, March 17—Mrs. Roate Abmhnmsnn confessed to the police today that she shot and killed her husband becouse be laughed at her. ”1 was to give birth to a baby, but the child was not born. When m.v bus- i bund learned what happened he laughed at tr.e. That is why I shot him," Mrs Ahrahamson said, according to the police. Abrahamson waa shot lu the head while j he lay asleep. U. s7to Bill Allies" for Army in Germany WASHINGTON'. Match 17—A note from tho Cnlted States Government on this country's claims for payment of I $2-10.000,000 to meet the cost, of the American Army of Occupation !u Germany, will be dispatched to the Billed powers shortly, it is understood h--ro. This note will presei t the American claim directly to the powers. Identical notes probnhl yv.’ill be rent to the French, British and Italian governments by Secreiary of State Hughes, it was indicated.

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Hot Water Bottles. Fountain Syringes and Combinations at Cut Prices $2.00 Re Umberto Italian Olive Oil, Quarts $1.34; Pints 74£; Half Pints, 39£ Bed Bugs, Flea., Ante, UoMchcg, File, and Plant Line Killed with Haag’s Insect Powder. Haags's Pills for Indigestion, Sick Headache, Biliousness and Constipation The 7 Haag Cut-Price Drug Stores are Located in the Center of the Shopping District of Indianapolis. The Haag Drug Store at 156 N. Illinois is only Six Doors North of Interurban Station The Haag Drug Stores, 27 and 53 S. Illinois St. are in the Ist Sq. South of Washington Street. The Haag Drug Store, 101 W. Washington Street is in the Point Room of the Lincoln Hotel. The three other Haag Drug Stores are located at IJ4 North Pennsylvania Street, 65 Virginia Avenue and 802 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis.

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