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wiiiiiiiiiiiyiiwiliioww THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR AUGUST 18 1918 TIME An Elegant Martha Washington Bedroom Suite LIKENED TO NOW $500 21 23 North Illinois Street The New and Smart in Women and Misses all Suits and Gowns $8750 or Present Wear Distinct Style Changes Moss Green Jardiniere In the New all Suits THE REV STREET and re $200 DOWN $100 WEEKLY ine all Gowns I know of but two wfivs A Clearance of to Our Entire Stock of 300 Tub Skirts Summer rocks Dresses $445 Values $300 to $500 $3975 To Close Out $5 New Voile Blouses LHURT URNITURE CO 344 346 348 East Washington Street and Great Reductions WSx' V' Aug 17 Much in the town made bles Church health this The the the but of CROWDS VIEW NAVY TRAIN and SOLDIERS RAID LUNCHROOM The bridegroom is the son of Mr Ta bcrnacle MEMORIALS OR SOLDIERS this Aug aui PLAN MERGED RAIL OICES the Acplehy of South Bend who TWO ACE THET CHARGES ANNOUNCEMENT con tor of the 200 MINES BUSY IN STATE largest ELLS GIRL BREAKS JAIL 3364 Illinois Street pro (At 34th Street) where un better equipped to give a per cent for the preceding week North 9220 INDIAN BATTLE GROUND SOLD has diana battle ground non Charles orrell the Sarah Gottscha I one sNW in hl teak by tne loyiu noosiy cui ship of thoyday and by mor than 10O 4 th Marne and th Americans service ex all the pay and the but the the that the nation might live with PLAIN INISH the defeat the Confederate tht onlv pre op enly fough German that all ton home A degree and the following year celved her master's degrh or past year she has been instructs th op th In ele rensed soldier and one of the ablest pul pit orators of the state WEDDING MARKS COLLEGE ROMANCE CLIMAX Aug 17 A me Byron of this may and de 8Ur In and this has company declare scribers who ha vi The Rev Aaron Worth the minis teria1 patriarch of the church last night SOLDIER REPORTED KILLED IS NOW BELIEVED LIVING cnt u5 preced tonnage PURDUE URGES STATE WIDE WAR ON STINKING SMUT for knnronrla tions ti make the battle ground a state and national park and agreed tn a leave of absence al the Buggestion 01 narfleu ogarty reported killed in ac stiil alive is the hope Moris Wohlfeld who today from Col Tyndall ORDER AGAINST GERMAN OVER PHONES PROTESTED rule among nation as among individuals in all sponsible government It must go on until cause of liberty than to compromise honor and our rights and betray cause of freedom by listening to voice or tne internationalist pacifist KOKOMO Ind Aug Clyde Holly turned over to the sheriff after having confessed complicity in the theft of the automobile of Deputy Postmaster A Davis broke jail this morning shortly after his incarceration When a domes tic employed at the jail opened the cell door Holly struck her down and made his getaway before the alarm could be spread He has not been apprehended yet Holly is 17 years of age and is said to hail from Huntington Ind WESLEYAN METHODISTS HOLD 70TH CONERENCE thu Brownstown THe spa ad MWiW? today We can have peace in but of two ways either bv submtt Rev the Rev Aaron Worth nut titbit them it has authority hundteds of thousands tc Union whose hearts were ill be offered in three underpriced ioih ARMERS BUY BIG MILL SEYMOUR Ind Auf 17 The a Hominy Mill one of the largest product mills In Southern Indiana refusal rf tin the necessary fought on an Rev preparatory Street ex work and as where ne is wen known to the Chicago A of fice and a man was sent here from Chicago to interview him and learn if he w'ould take a position as recreational secretary Mr Street is the county agent in Brown County and forever bartering away our and the just rights of the free or bv crushing power upon the field of battle Victorious Peace Only know that I speak the sentiment that a and Taylor his life in Broi selling neighbor Virginia and from Louisville naval training Bedford this ordrd to retmat Gan Bunay ntto rench officer menace that brousnt the world to ita feet and Inspired the allied eoldiera with the unconquerable epirtt or tne American wnen ne uaw we rearer Being unaoie to ioiiow uu thia occasion the council of our maa far tna lTrAnh gates will he Tj Rigshee II Rlnd fus Hervev Smith Shidler Brown Thomas Dyson Lauren Van Just the thing for ferns and flowers very attractive While a limited number last 49c (No or Phone Orders) 'ity Is dead morhil service will be heki at the Church on Sunday night by the Church or which Harrison here that Oliver Mor war Governor made his ANDERSpN Ind Aug 37 Delbert Sayer who has been away from this city for a year returned today and was promptly arrested charged with lar ceny The boy had started to deliver groceries for a local dealer collected $16 abandoned the delivery wagon and horse and disappeared Theodore Cochrane colored is in jail awaiting an officer from Marion who will take him back there to answer a charge of theft He is accused of steal ing $11 from a Marion boarding house Phone North 9220 standing beside the old National 3364 Illinois Street (At 34th Street) Do not overlook the greatest value ever offered In Indianapolis in This class of furniture This complete suite is all genuine mahog any veneered except on the posts and is finished in that practical dull finish Our special price on this suite for Monday is 7 inspiring pa triotic Woman Thinks She Is Privileged to Talk Stop and the nation today when I sa the Chicago Smith Bend Indiana and Winona Traction 1 Tf anyone ever had a miserable stom ach I surely had It was growing worse too all the time Had severe pains and attacks every ten days or two week and had to call a doctor who could only relieve me for a short while Two years ago last ebruary I took a treatment of Wonderful Remedy and I have not had a spell of pain or misery since My friends just wonder that I am looking so well I feel I am to talk about It is a simple harm less nreoaration that rrnnvAR th cn tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendi citis One dose will convince "or money refunded eight drug stores Denison Hotel Drug Store (formerly the Pear son Drug Store and druggists every where Advertisement A Tonic and Health Builder were priced to 8800 RANKORT Ind Aug That Clarence Wohlfeld of this city formerly of Indianapolis tion July 15 is of his father rArivrzi a letter commanding the One Hundred and if tieth Regiment Col Tyndall wrote un der date of July 18 stating that Wohl feld had suffered a fractured skull in a fall from his motorcycle and was then in a hospital with a fair chance of re covery Wohlfeld has written the War Department for further particulars but that it is difficult for some of to speak English and especially idr rstand over the telephone together In nut only German Woman and Sons Captured in Great Drive by Yanks Hoosier Writes gansport took place this afternoon the Rev William Burrows rector if the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church ofilciat ing The bride was attended by Miss Thusnelda Burst of Bedford as maid of honor and Miss lorence Jourdan of BLOOMINGTON Ind Aug As tho culmination of a romance begun on the Indiana University campus wedding of Miss havA Bonn some doubt as to who was going to win before American soldiers got into action that doubt has forever vanished in smoke of American gun along Marne "Great as are the trials which A beautiful range which will give the best of service Our special price plain finish The bride la one of most popular young women a member of Kappa Alpha Th ta and I'hl I'cla Kappa She was graduated from Indi Governor in Speech to Old Set tiers Demands Same Old Brand of Patriotism ANDERSON'lnd Aug Steps to ward the consolidation of Anderson railroad business under one central head were taken when local officials met for followed the con cities to for the expense One central head in Anderson will have charge of all railroad business here both as to the routing of passenger and freight traffic out of the city A com mittee named at the conference will make an investigation of local condi tions when another meeting of the of ficers will be called to consider the merger A Stinson division super intendent: Sprague assistant gen eral freight agent and Kirkpat rick supervisor of stations represented the Pennsylvania lines Brown ing supervisor of stations Bu chanan trainmaster and William Tay lor Anderson agent were present on behalf of the Big our interests and Spaulding superintendent Parkhurst general freight agent and Stewart Anderson agent repre sented the Central Indiana road 1 wish to announce to mv iiils a nifi i 1 1 1 ances anil patrons that have NO interest whatever at this tune any other "Dry in nrliana pol is except my own and I shall be pleased to give my personal attention to your Dry Cleaning Pressing and Repairing needs DANVILLE MAN 93 DEAD NVILLE Ill Aug Samuel ISnecial to The Indtanapolu Star RICHMOND Ind Aug Speaking In the old historic town of Centerville birthplace and homo of Oliver Mor I illustrious civil war Gov ernor Governor Goodrich told member of the Wavne County Old bettiers As sociation that the same brand of pa triotism that was needed fifty year ago Is essential today for national security and international peace Centerville 1 one of the most patriotic center or eastern Indiana and is one of the first Indiana townships that oversubscribe i the War Savings Stamps quota Hun dreds of persons from all over the toun tv packed the park where tne Goverior spoke Near the old home of Governor Mor 1911 oianunift road and with buildings dating back to the Special to The Indianapolis Star SOUTH BEND Ind Aug Ger man women are being forced into the Teutonic army to fill the depleted ranks of the divisions along the west front according to Hutchinson writing from base hospital No 31 rance un der date uf July 25 He says on July 19 during the great American drive against the Huns what was left of a platoon of sixty men commanded by red Coffield Company ifty ninth United States Infantry of South Bend cap tured a machine gun nest occupied by three German women and two boys about 15 vears old supposed to be sons of one of the womens The women were excellent shots and were firing the three machine guns with deadly effect The women wore uniforms Lieut Coffield was put out of action shortly after taking the nest and is now in this hospital recovering from fosgean gas He was at first reported to have been in ti serious condition The South Bend officer dnd his com mand went into the drive on the piorn ing of riday July 39 Precisely at 440 a at the head of a platoon of sixty men he went over the top charging into the German machine gun nests seemingly established at every conceiv able place The enthusiasm of the Americans was intense and as they rtishpti forward the Huns unable to withstand che fury of the Yanks threw up their hands with cries of Quarter however was re fused and the slaughter continued until the rench American army reached the objective The sergeant of the platoon much at tached to eut Coffield remained at his' side thrJighout the charge and he was responsible for the killing of four Huns Lieut Coffield dropped two but was put out of action by gds just be fore reaching the River Marne after having advanced twelve kilometers tor th rench Th American flag has been forced to retire This can not be endured and none of our ol dlers would understand their not being able to do whatever 1 neceeeary to re eetoblith a situation which is humiliating to ua and unacceptable to our honor We are going to counter at track Counter atack they did defeat wee changed into victory and from this hour on the initiative is with the allied arms We are proud of the achievements of our boys in rance but when the results are fully known as the reports come in day by day from the fighting front that pride will be mixed with sorrow and many an American home will be made desolate through (he loss of loved ones A ab wt luniempiaie an ing the millions of ded the legions' of helpless cripples the untold thou sands of sorrowing homes and the de struction of the accumulated wealth of ages and realise how unnecessary it has all been a feeling of bitterness fills our hearts and we sternly resolve that the war must go on until its under lying cause has been removed and no power mad ruler will 'ever again dare conceive a scheme of world wide domination The allied nations long for peace today and are weary of this terrible struggle yet never were they more grimly determined to fight on and on to a peace with victory than Ahey are today Justice Must Rule "Physical might uncontrolled bv moral force can not rule the world The war must go on until justice shall It now does free said Morton licious to mv human being mean a pace crowned with of an enlightened civilization mean that peace which is the sleep of death which is purchased with foul dishonor nor that peace which is but another name for submission to tvrants ana traitors in which peace can be had The first is by submitting to the disruption of the Union and the destruction of the gov ernment The second is by the submls on of the traitors now in arms I ap peal to you today to answer the ques tion in vour own heart Upon which of these decisions do you demand To those who complained of the enormous ciebt that was being incurred and for this reason demanded peace he said: A large debt is undoubtedly a great public calamity but there are greater calamities or what shall it profit the people if tney should gam the wealth of the world and lose their gov ernment ard their liberties? "Here again mv countrymen Mor toh is speaking for every loval Amer ican one ting to the will of the German autoc racy honor peoples of the world tnat Beautiful New Georgette Blouses at BEDORD Ind Aug 17 A train of eight coaches filled with recruits from Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia en route to the Great Lakes camn passed through morning and while the engine was tak ing water the embryo bluejackets rajded Shady Monon lunch stand tak ing sixteen watermelons three boxes of cigars cigarettes candy and sand wiches to the value of $25 Akers was compelled to guard his cash register and was powerless to prevent the raid bn his stock 38830 tons for the wok ndlng Aug 10 This was within ss than 20000 tons of the production of the previous week which was the greatest ever known tn the Indiana field Last produi Hon was brought about in spite oi a cur snortage or 834 per against 718 per cent fur the ing week The additional possible with a full car supply was 81007 Labor trouble caused a loss of conference The plan to be here not differ any from solidatTons effected in other provide greater conveniences public with the least outlay of Dresses were priced to 82000 NASHVILLE Ind Aug The Rev John IV Street for three years minister of the Christian church here has received notice from the A War Work Council at Chicago to re port in that city Sept 1 to going to rance Mr nrlftnro in A athletic rkrjrtnr Illinois resided prior to coming here PRISON GETS SIGN ORDER MICHIGAN CITY Ind Aug Allen County has placed an order with Warden ogarty of the State Prison for steel road signs to made at the prison Other Indiana counties are expected to do likewise of peace through victory is the only Kind of a peace the American people will ever accent wc contemolate the history of our country from tne days of the civil war to the present time we realize what a great change has come over our nation since Morton lived and wrought Then we were but an experiment in popular government a nation divided against itseli Today the United States is an assured fact a great free nation a nation united north and south: all willing regardless of race creed or an cestry to maae wnatever sacrifice is necessary not pernaps might live but that it dignity and wiin honor so standinc in famous as his birthplace let us draw Inspiration from his life and his achievements His name is one of the most glorious in our history Its men tion quickens the pulse and brings a glow of pride to the cheek of every true Hoosier Called to duty at a time of crisis in the life of tne nation he was not found wanting Accurate in judg ment quick in action first among all the Governors to answer every call made upon the states he was truly a heroic figure in tnat great conflict and left a name tht shall be an inspiration to our state throughout all generations and an influence that shall move men to higher service and larger sacrifice in the world war In which we are engaged we realize the high patriotism and enormous sacrifice of Oliver Morton and the great men developed by that war we feel We are as swallows twittering about Lf i art ini pai Plastering our little nests upon works of mighty men Thinking that we build what we do aerace nresent chief eecutivA state of Indiana I desire again to tribute tn the mpmnrv nf Mnrtan pledge myself to follow in his footsteps so far as my ability will permit resting content if Providence in His Infinite wisdom will permit me to serve my state and nation a tenth ave even an hundredth part as well as the great war Governor or more than fifty years MAN LABORATORY Philadelphia Makers of Eckman's Alterative Ish in this great state of ours could we find a community more ap propriate for the holding of a patriotic meeting in this stirring time of world war than this historic town of Cen These new models are marked bv simplicity of line and per fect tailoring developed in soft silvertone duvet de lame rdine and serizo in the shades ot nav uxtoru gra macK jundv plum and reindeer ian conversations and order their tcJphunts os wore taken to nro Tho ompany states that to rnlorcc i he or der nt this time but by issuing it thought it would moot with the sanc tion of the patriotic American citizens German subscribers at Brownstown In world wide war it is should at a time like those periods in the BOWERS ACCEPTS LEAVE ICHIGAN CITY Ind Auk 17 Ir i Rowers prison physician who Union 'RUJ slates hut "Then against the South hut in gi ee i North of advance modes in satin wool jersey and Georgette crepe in the new coat and slender sil ette models with loose panels long tunics sashes and long effects Variously trimmed and a large range of new shades Second floor Hoosier Accepts Offer in Work Overseas I morlal services Clark the the people of Indiana could more profitably turn to a consideration of the deeds of this great man than the present then the nation is again in volved in war this time with a foreign foe A foe which for brutal cunning for tyrannical ambition for relentless ness and ruthlessness hae never been surpaesedRln the history of the world Words Applicable Today of the words of Morton are so applicable to the present hour that they seem almost prophetic Then as now the fate of free government and of human liberty was in the balance Then there was for many weary months seri ous doubt as to the outcome of the It was inevitable that in toe cause of liberty was to but there was a possibility Dresses were priced to S1200 Saved State to Union In spite of all this in spite of the fact that he was without official port and war faced with a diaiojaiflBlatiire In spite of the fact that stale was without funds on account the the mind is made to understand nations have certain inalienable rights as well as individuals: that sgIh treaties are more than niwr rf paper: that international nonestv and fair dealing is not only the best policy but must be the ruling principle in in ternational law and conduct The burdens of the war are cer tain to increase as it progresses and now as in the civil war the voie of the pacifist will be heard urging a con clusion of the war and a peace through negotiation Here again the words of Morton fit the present situation love peace as much as any one ns sweets are as de taste as to that of anv But when I say this I that Is safe peace that is liberty and the blessings I do not legislature to appropriation id won and jo Union cause and enabled her to make a record tnat UirlllH us with pride today and makes eaR the task tfcat now lies before wonder ie won ne vx i plred by the danger threatening greatest government ever given to prssd humanity inspired by danger of impending disgrace to zr a aiulnval aiana at nanun mnt and gratt of ail was alaea i hia taiV hv th loval Hoote cltiM AA 'lcert)s 50 cent a Box At ail druggists 4 i A noinairl AIRMOUNT Ind Aug Dele to the seventieth annual Indiana conference (D the Wesleyan Methodist session in this city following officers for President the Rev LAAYETTE Ind? Aug Every farmer in Indiana is asked jjy diana committee on food production conservation to treat his seed wheat fall to stop stinking smut which cut the yield of the 1918 wheat crop in this state several million bushels This will increase the yield of next crop from one to five or six bushels an acre depending on the amount of smut in the crop this year smut has reduced Indiana's whfcat yield greatly this year which is all the more to be regretted because this loss could have been said Myer of Purdue University state leader of the wheat campaign the coming season every man will be urged to treat his seed with formaldehyde unless he has been able to purchase seed he knows is free from To encourage this work a series of demonstrations are being arranged now for every section of the state by Mr Myer Three government men and county agents will demonstrate how to treat the seed Reports received from various counties show that elevators are docking a great amount of jvheat because of the preva lence of stinking smut Only two ele vators in Shelby County have failed to receive some wheat infected with stink ing smut this season a report by the county agent shows The total amount of smut infected wheat received at all the others in the county until Aug 15 was 229629 bushels 000 Indiana soldiers who seemed to spring from the ground as if by magic to march away for the defense of their country different it is today and how much greater is our common country now than ever before Now we are a united people standing loyally behind the government in its avowed purpose of ridding the world of that crushing tyrannical Prussian autocracy which has challenged civilization and arrayed the enlightened world against its iron handed policv of world rule or ruin Men of all ereeds of all races and of all political parties have rallied around the flag determined to fight on a victorious conclusion Inspiration in Indiana this hour when all our energies are bent on victory when there is a prayer on the lips of every true Amer ican for our heroic boys across the sea mav we not well gain further inspira tion here in Indiana for our task by turning tn memory to the wonderful deeds of the heroic Morton and his gal lant bovs blue? "Are we not flesh of their flesh are not our brave sons today the sons and grandsons in the blood and in the spirit of Indiana's sons who rallied around the flag in 1861 Just as Oliver Morton was the first and greatest man in civil life to come to the aid of the national government when ort Sumter was fired upon and war had actually com menced just so was he the first to see oeiore war became a grim reality war was a necessity and was he way by which the Union could be served lor nist as there were months months of debating and doubting before America decided to enforce its rights by declaring war against the imperial German government just so nearly sixty years ago there was debating and doubting before the American govern ment decided to use force to compel the seceding states to return to the Union Manv well meaning but misguided statesmen urged compromise and a calm discussion on the issues involved and the country stood undecided upon what course ought to be pursued More than one man who thought he was pa triotic declared that the Southern states had no right to secede but that we might well hestitate before deciding that the constitution must be preserved at the cost of civil war Morton's Service Great was here that Morton rendered a great and almost forgotten service to the country With clear vision he saw straight through to the heart of the controversy In is great speech at In dianapolis he showed with convincing logic that as the President had sworn tu support and preserve the constitution of the United States it his plain and imperative duty to resist secession and the destruction of the constitution he had sworn to preserve by every means at his command years is but a day in the life of a declared Morton I would rather come out of a struggle at that time defeated in arms and conceding in dependenqe to a successful revolution than to purchase present peace by the concession of a principle that must in evitably this nation into small and dishonored was the true American spirit my countrymen and it is the spirit permeates this land of ours to day Better by far defeat on the field of battle in defense of our rights and tne our the the the nation fighting for its freedom be defeated on the field of battle rise again from the ashes of its feat but the nation that basely renders its rights and its ideals for any material gain or for lack of courage can never rise again but must inevitably pass under tne yoke of a more virile and patriotic people effect of 'Morton's speech aroused the whole nation It was the speech demanded by the great emer gency It Is related that when Lincoln read the speech he said: covers the whole ground and declares the neces sary policy or tne government Not Time to Speculate have no patience with those at this time have time to speculate upon whether or not war might have been avoided had we followed some other policy believe that from the very hour the German government violated its solemn treaty by overrunning Belgium our entrance into this ar was inevitable By that act the 'Ger man government served notice the world that it desired to cut itself free from international law and sail its pi rate ship over the world to ravage and tn conquer in order that a modern Caesar might set up a new Roman um pire on an even mightier scale sinking of the Lusitania and the unrestricted submarine warfare although the immediate cause of our entrance into the war were but minor Incidents In the great drama and in dicated the moral bankruptcy of the Prussian mind The question is not whether we could have in any way kept out of the war but th Immediate the Imperative question is that now being in the war are we going to support the government and endure every sacrifice in thp war and nut an no ccoai end to the monstrous doctrines or the German military autocracy That we shall vindicate our Just rights I have no doubt wnatayer America are meting the severe test ot this war In a liorolc manner "They are sending their sons across the seas to fight not alone for the na tion's welfare but for the cause of fieedom and humanity the whole world around "These boys of ours are bearing themselves over yonder in a manner worthy of our highest traditions and we know that our cause shall not fall from any lack of courage and steadfastness on thei? part "It was a son of Indiana horn and reared on the soil of your neighboring county that turned the tide of battle In rance a few days ago from a steady retreat toward Paris and the channel to just as steady a march toward the German frontier "The allied troops had been falling back month after month The Ger man had attacked In great force along thMarnena me American naa neeo tion composed of Jarkion County farm ers The consideration was $5000 The buildings and most of the machinery are practically new Bush bought the mill at receiver's sale Jackson will be in charge of the plant The cor will take over the management struggle end the trlnm nh that a defeat of the Union arms might delav thi? triumph for generations thank God there is no doubtts to the final result Liberty and hu manity are to win again America has awakened On the firing line are more than a million of brave anti noble boys from the groat empire of the west Al ready they aj winning splendid vic tories which will fill a golden page of American history and before tney re turn to us tyranny and inhumanity will be crushed and the right of the free peoples of the world to live according to their ow ideals and their own possi bilities will have been forever estab lished "There His father num I'earborn County in P00 lived to be 108 the Rev Thompson of alr ninunt secretary rancis Eddy of Plymouth assistant secretary the Rev Pitts of Amboy and treasurer Smiley of Eairmount The Rev Thompson was named for church extension secretary and evangelist and the Rev Smith of airmount for missionary secretary and evangelist The invitation extended some time ago by the Indiana conference to hold the quadrennial general conference of the church in this city next June has been accepted and Indiana's eight ministerial delegates to that conference have been elected as follows: The Rev Baker of Sheridan the Rev Teeter of Sheridan the Rev Eddy nf Plymouth the Rev Baker of air Thompson of a lesser de against the in Indiana forth by the die for the not with the Il I oil WIIUS'J lira I rv cause who rejoiced not when the South lost a battle and who grieved not the tide ot fortune turned against the loyal armies There were men In In diana then Who cursed the stat ot their birth and would have rejoiced to cr the cause of the les suc 4 1 nrllu nn XA' Cl listmentR and who banded disloval secret to to disrupt the loyal states and form a republic of ti'e Northwest which could later be bent to the will of the Southern slaveocracy which desired the dissolution of our constitution and the destruction ot the Higher Class Dry Cleaning Service than ever before My call and delivurv tends over the entire dust use the plioue was the There $3975 $1 Weekly MAKE KITCHEN WORK A PLEASURE 50c Weekly Solid oak kitchen cabinet with a place for everything needed the preparation ot every meal beautifullv trimmed with chipped glass doors and copper finished draper pulls and catches: TVefy $1950 3 rv II The Rev White enameled lined large riniK nrftviisirm onmnnrrrtontc justable non rusllng shelves Now is the proper time to buy your re irigeraior me ieau of er is specially priced IXOd flavs when Indiana was Still a voung state of the Union a crowd of more than 2000 persons heard the ad dress On the stage with Governor Goodrich were Will Keller cnairman the Wavne County Defense Council County Auditor Bowman Mrs Goodrich Grace Julian Clark prom inent Indianapolis club woman and na tlve of Centerville and Miss Meb Cul bertson active in the affairs of the woman section ot the County Council of Defense The old settlers meeting has been held at Centerville foi manj years because it is the bnthplace of Governor Morton and the original home of many of Wayne Countys prominent citizens has there been a time said Governor Goodrich whenthe people of Indiana could more profitably turn to the deeds of this great man Olixer Morton than the present when the na tion is again involved in war tms nine with a foreign foe A foe which for brutal cunning for tyrannical ambltlop for relentlessness and ruthlessness has never been surpassed in the history of the world Meet Present Time of the words of Morton are so applicable to present hour that sem almost prophetic Then as the fate of free government and of human liberty was in the balance TkAr Haa muc frr manv months feeii ous doubt as to the outcome of the struggle it was inevitable that in the end the cause of liberty was to tri umph but there was a possibility that a defeat of the Union arms might de lay this triumph for generations "Now thank God theie is no aoubt as to the final result Liberty and hu manity are to win again America nas awakened On the firing line are nioie than a million brave and noble noys from the great empire of the West Already thev are winning splendid vic tories which will fill a golden page of American historv and before they re turn to us tyranny and inhumanity will be crushed' and the right of the free people of the world to live according to their own ideals and their own possi bilities will have been forever estab lished There may nave beer some doubt as to who was going to win be fore the American soldiers got into action but that doubt has forever van ished the smoke of the American guns along the Marne Governor Goodrich spoke as follows: "We have assembled here today to commemorate the deeds our fore fathers who sacrificed so much to trans form the wilderness into fertile fields and populous cities Tt is well for us to do this A full realization of all our fathers endured gives us fresh courage for the duties that lie before us in this critical hour of our historv "Engaged ir a natural that we this dwell noon past when we were compelled to resort to the ordeal ot battle in order to es tablish and preserve the nation all of those who participated in the war to save the Union have an swered the last roll rail in a few short years they will be with us no more but the memory of what they did in that 1 great conflict shall not pass away but will inspire each generation to highly resolve that the institution for which (they sacrificed so much shall not per tion when protests considerable numbe Ind Aug With 200 mines the number that has reported district representative of the States fuel administration th' i trie are enduring today they appear small when viewed In the light of the perils which threatened the cause ot the Union behind the lines during were divided against our was not only New Shetland Wool Coat Sweaters $1000 Values $595 4L IJ? 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