The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 12

12 LOW BENT LOW BTCES MINSTREL SHOW UNMAKERS DENIES CITY IS DISCOURAGED Official Asserts Social Evil Has Been Combatted and Con trolled Successfully Your CANDIDATES REVEAL CAMPAIGN EXPENSES PLAIN IGUBB BEASONABLE CBED1T hire William Indian (b) Indian Indian Choir Pearson9 Is the Best Place to Buy Your Piano Profit by Others9 Experience AND BUY THE Kurtzmann Angelas 1 The Never Wear Out Kind of Player Piano vices for personal musical for au of candidate for judge PEARSON'S i DES MOINES VICE WAR IS EECTIVE ARCHITECTURAL CUB WILL BROADEN WORT The executive board of the Indianapolis Architectural Club has ratified members that business left unfinished at the annual over by a street in afternoon He was of to the Avenue Rossini Moore sing Mendels Among the service of candidate for sheriff $117 candidate for auditor Organization Proposes Constitu tion Changes at Special Meet ing Wednesday Evening Treatment: On retiring soak the hands in hot water and Cuticura Soap Dry anoint with Cuticura Ointment and Wear soft bandages or old loose gloves during the night Cwttoura Soap sod Ototmnt sold tbrougboat theOrid Literal unpie of each mailed free with 19 boot Addrws Dept 13P Boston share in comfort with CuU Mf Heap Bhartag Stick Liberal sample tree in ids city and that the fact that not been eliminated entirely is no why it should be licensed and pro any more than burglary and mur He said that segregation that the place to segregate wna nmw el (Vv uvw 9 A Hoosier Cabinet makes a Model Kitchen Police Chief Writes Local Minis ter Concerning Elimination of Resort District See Them at Oiir Store Tomorrow 128 130 North Pennsylvania Street of Police Jenney la has written a letter Storms of the Central MoughlWs Made Soft and We Gasoline Stamps and Hdrse'eed Gluck Handel Hauser Rchitjerter flee men is to be interlocutor Miss Julia Niebergall irUa musical mono logue a mandolin quartet a sketch and several solos will be features of the olio The entertainment will be given in the Broadway Church building now used by the church athletic club as a gymnasium The pro ceeds will be used in the Support of church athletics through the athletic club Tickets are on sale by members of the club: and the Broadway Sun day school Aiithem "Inflammatus" Miss Sweenie and chorusPostlude 4 Earl Wells 'Earl Wells is organist and Alexander director igure in Statements Re quired by Law Visitor at Charity Organization Offices Is Arrested John Brewer 22 years old Nashville Tenn was arrested yesterday after he had attempted to steal a savings bank from the office of the Charity Organiza tion Society in the Baldwin Block Brewer asked the clerk to buy lifteen 2 cent stamps saying his relatives had sent him the stamps and he wanted to sell them to get something to eat As the clerk turned Brewer seized the savings bank and started to run An employe caught and held him until Blcyciemen Seifert and Goinisch arrived A short time nflerward Detectives' Morgan and Sullivan came They had been following Brewer who it is sajd has been "work offices in the downtown district on the same ruse 1 Our liberal exchange allowance anti special easy payment plan make it very easy for you to become the owner of a Kurtzmann Player Piano at once ofj of Bonheur Orem' Offenbach i Clarence Dickenson Praise the Angels AtrR Gaul When These ine Old Dutch Dinner Sets REE! The face" features of the min strel show that will be given by the Broad way Athletic Club Tuesday and Wednes day evenings in club gymnasium Broadway and Twenty second streets will be given by Claude Lloyd musical director George Vestal business man ager Alfred Hweetman Lowell Wil liamson Cliff Sortwell and An derson who will be the end men They will be supported by a chorus of twenty Hansen man (b) in (c) Gullmant Anthem That Sow in Gaul i (rom Holy Double Quartet Soul Walt Attwood Contralto Solo With Liddle Anthem Out Thy Gounod The Rev Haines is pastor Paul' Hyde" Davies will' continue jn hiu pace a8 tenor soloist at the irtst uiiry' the monthly song service this evening Mr Davies will sohn's "It With Alb Your the musical numbers of song are the following: Orean Recital (a) from Suite Boll final consideration at a special session in the Commercial Club Building at 8 'Wednesday evening Officers will be installed and constitutional amend ments considered The club has an active membership of nearly forty It is composed of the young er architects and architectural draftsmen of Indianapolis ounded primarily for the study and advancement architecture In Indian apolis the activities have so wid ened that the need for a constitution of brpader scope ha been found imperative A revision oftheconstitution will provide for a classification of the membership as follows: Active junior nonresident as sociate and honorary The revision will also makeit possible for nonresident members to participate in the lec tures competitions and social features MEMBERSHIP TO BE EXTENDED Under the associate membership per sons Interested in a the cause of good architecture or employed in the allied arts will be made eligible to membership The lecture calendar last whiter Included Prof Laird dean of the Architectural School of the University of Pennsylvania Price' the militant Philadelphia architect and Ptof rederick Mann of i the University of Illinois Among the competitions was that for the Hoosier Motor proposed automobile road signs and the Indianapolis Exhibit Com cement bungalows Duvall who was elected president at the meeting last week will preside Other new officers who will take part are Harry Meginnls vice president Clyde Stoughton secretary J' Earle Woodward treasurer Leonard librarian I Harrison chairman of the current work committee and rank Riedel Hymn No 194 sung by the So cieties German The Rev Paul Rebke moderator ofz the Indiana district Cumber land Ind 1 No 196 44 Offertory English 7 The Rev Sani Calde meyer Shelbyville Ind The Rev Toelle New Pales tine Ind Battle (Wambsganns) Choir i Prayer The The Rev Kleemann Indianapolis Ind The Rev Theodbre Schory Indianapolis Ind Membfers of the brotherhoods and the evangelical churches are expected to at tend INCORPORATIONS Standard Tool and' Manufacturing Com pany Indianapolis 100000 to manufacture and sell tfat'ehted articles Runer Wil liam Kahl Halt Mercantile Realty Conppany Indianapolis $450000 to own real estate and sell same Payne Hornbrook Anderson Cpantry Club Anderson to oper ate a club James VanDeventer Vermillion Hoover Jlarmonle Verein Indianapolis to operate a club nJ Relnfels John Schilling A Rogge Union Land and Timber Company Indian tapoHs 5100000 to deal in real estate securi ties etc Day Rauh Snow den i a Church Programs Rut th be true and safe on the CHAIRMAN BOYD IS BOOSTING BETTER ROADS CONVENTION Will Visit Indiana Cities This Week in Behalf of December Gathering in Indianapolis Clarence Boyd chairman of the in vitation and reception committee for the Indiana better roads convention to be held at the German House Dec 11 12 and 13 will visit Indiana cities this week in an effort to arouse interest in the conven tion Mr Boyd expects to issue more than 5000 invitations to public officials and prominent citizens in all parts of Indiana County auditors county boards of com missioners county surveyors and mayors of cities will each be asked to appoint ten delegates A special effort also will be made to have each membeV of the Legis lature attend the convention The convention probably will not in dorse any particular bill on good roads legislation but it is hoped to develop an outcropping and a crystallization of the sentiment for a better roads law hr In diana The program committee of which Parry is chairman will make an effort to obtain sneakers of nation wide prominence in addition to those that have been obtained The American Good Roads Congress has promised to lend assistance in making the convention a success Dewitt Moore chairman of the ex hibit committee has obtained a large number of exhibits The good roads ex hibit of tlie United States government and that of Purdue Universily will prove of esneeial interest ItiL liNUlAJNArULJLb SUNDAY STAR NOVEMBER 10 1912 The following musical program will be given at the Second Presbyterian ChurcH this evening: Organ Preludes and ugue in Mendelssohn Plerne Anthem tn Excelsls in Potter Anthem ades the Twilight enlmore Duet Lord Is My Smart ByCulicura Soap and Ointment EENEY URNITURE STOVE CO Washington St The Rev anolis Ind of The Rev A Gaebe Julietta Ind An 4 Wohnberger) The Rpv attei Uhrlaud Indianapolis expression found only in the Angelus akes it more desirable than any other player Any wojnem knows the price old Dutch delft ware and every woman knows this Drice is ahnnt nnafhirl what it ought to be UBTHERMORE if any within a year you after ward buy one hundred dollars or fifty worth of TheetDinner Sets are in fine old Dutch style delft blue' with trim mings of nure'trold i 7 with vvnpv emo 4 4 ma 4 uvuava nt'! ill VI AUI ilJjbiii pm viliiseu Luesc i vs Piece Dinner Setsis given REE your money for the dinner set will be WITH EVERY $50 urniture purchase one of these fine ifty 'Noworfikn' pvXv had nknXh i Piech Dinner Sets is given REE eS teertamly no vnTT WTflw TA dttv a "om ever had enough of this kind of dishes You could I YOU WISH TO BUY just the dinner set and do not get an offer like this once in tenvears because we iurniture ieeney will sell it to youat actual factory cosP lOO cpuld not get prices like these once in ten for the Hundred Piece Set: $650 for the ifty PieceSet Rvery family in Indianapolis should send a representative Did you ever before in your lives of an offerlike this to our store tomorrow These sets are limitedithey can vnu ovor ilroum rvf fmAtnit czlv a zlitin rvU c4 nt 9 i vinf lost 5 vx ouvn UU1UJ1 0LV av OUtll a IJllUV vw The exclusive patented de I i'j The evangelical churches of Indian hpojisviu hold a 'joint anniversary serv ice commemorating Reformation day at 2:30 this afternoon in the Roberts Park Church The committee charge of the celebration consists of the following members: Louis A1 Thiesing president Valentin Schneider vice presi dent John Geigerl secretary Charles tBroeckihg1 treasurer Strack PauU Neste! William Rathert Ber ger John Alisch 'Worttmann A Groennert Ed Rahe and William Lueb kingr A chorus of 100 voices will sing under direction of Edgar Cawley di rector: of the Indianapolis' Conservatory of Music: Mrs Burtch organist of the Roberts Park Church will ac company them at the organ The pro KJllUVVfik Mrs Burtch The Rev Peters OR A SINGLE DOLLAR How the Hoosier Cabinet Saves Mlles of Steps The Hoosier Cabinet is the greatest step saver ever invented for kitchen work It combines your work table your pantry and your kitchen cabinet in one spot Your salt is at your nnger tips! Your pans and dishes at1 arm length! spices flour and sugar under your hand I Your whQl kitcjien workshop in a com pact space no bigger than a kitchen ta bib! It saves you1 steps time and money every minute of the day Beone of the club members' Ehrijll now to day bvtore club is' filled i WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN NOW 'IRST Indianapolis Jias been allotted only 100 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets to be sold at a spe dnl rlnh nrii'A hv tho mnnufa rtnrrs this iRmrna onhlnaf The advantage of this club plan is to give you benefit of the great saving that No ExtfS ChflfifAfor All Thift comes from the enormous volume of Hoosier sales to the thousands who like 100 Indianap olis women enroll their names at once lour bin fills from top Big cupboard easy to niR ii a wn1 mma 1 Removable glass front Rolling pin rack WILL YOU BE A HOOSIER 'MEMBER? Sanitary detachable flour Crystal glassplce jars THIRD The membership SHALL BE LIMITED TO ONLY 100 cabinets and they will be sold DWf iced want fOm feedS at the national fixed price special terms of $100 cash membership $100 weekly dues Tea1 eoflee 1 and salt ervstal Sr Cabinets shall be delivered as soon as $100 membership's Paid to each member iars ur scoop Those who want a HOOSIER CABINET should enroll tfleir names once to avoid Cutting board' wonT ruM woffi wn rn disappointment when'jthe club is filled Remember this offer closes when 100 members have Slicing shelf Cutlery drawer joined Roomy pot "cupboard 12000 Linen drawer 11 Hoosier Cabinet saves you miles oLsteps There are only 100 tobe sold on cubic inches Metal bread and cake this liberal chib plan If you want one you must join now 5: Sanitary pan racks mouse proof dust Chief Moines Rev A Church in which he denies that his city Is discouraged with the results of the recent crusade against the social evil and the elimination of the district there lie says that the social evil has been reduced to the status of other crimes It has reason tected der should be is a criminals is in a penitentiary' In speaking of the work in Des Moines he said to the fail of 1 908 was protected in Des Moines under a system of monthly fines Sonic idea of the mag nitude of the business in the city at that time about 80000 can be gained from the following statement of facts taken from the books of the police de partment: the last few days of August 1907 forty two keepers of public brothels paid fines of from $15 $25 each for the privilege of operating public brothels that month During the same month 110 women paid fines of $10 each for being inmates of such places the above being a fair average for each month MEN NOT ARRESTED men were arrested in the houses except on the complaint of a madam for being turbulent or violent Merely sus picious places in business blocks and the residence districts were not molested or interfered with the police they had their hands full with business It often became necessary during Stale airs and oilier large gatherings to de tail officers to regulate the crowds that stormed the doors of public brothels fighting for a chance to get in the summer of ISOS the social evil question tn Des Moines began to force Itself to the front A new deal had been consummated in the city government and the Des Moines plan was in operation serious minded people were askins floursh1" rilsrlcts Possibly flourish under the new plan and super intendents of departments with an eve to the recall1 feature of the plan were to nnUr? worried as the best course reach Vht l'me comPa'ihts began to reach the Department of Public Safetv that nomen in the district were beinq mu cted and robbed lo such an extent bv ffi b0nd sharkS1 npite of the large sums of money thev anThnrt wer actually in debt and bondage Many affidavits were se cured from the women at this time telline of almost unbelievable conditions The superintendent of public safety flnal tO divorce the city from the wnole business and on Oct 15 1908 Issued an order to that effect All public brothels were Immediately closed and have not operated since It Is perfectly safe to say now that they will never be allowed to operate again under a licensesystem in Des Moines under any admin tstration PREDICTIONS ARE DISPROVED It was freely predicted in some quarters that the experiment would be a failure that fearful happlnlngs would fol Lji euvruu oi tms oraer eiy opposite proved to women are certainlv as streets of Des Moines as in any city of its size the "world There are no public rapes on the streets and no pub lie brothels scattered all through the resi dence districts During the month of August thirty two persons both men and women were arrested on the charge of being found in disorderly rooms by a vigilant ponce force following up every rumor in every part of the city During the same month only three persons could be found who could be logically arrested on the charge' of keeping disorderly rooms and certainly In nothing like thetyle of the old time public brothel This then Is the present condition: Des Moines is normal and judging from reports much above the average in pub lic morality There is not a public brothel or place of the kind where a person can go and feel secure from arrest Attempts however are repeatedly being made by different ones who depend on taxicabs hacks etc for their patronage to oper ate secretly but sooner or later the police are bound to get them In anv event what comparison is there between a place of this kind conducted with the greatest secrecy and a public brothel of the old days with red lights burning over the doors the music loudly playing half naked women sitting in the windows and jbeckoning passers by even In the vicin oi wiiiiiir Mt iiiKitx nun Choa me onauuw or the free public ONLY YOU ANO 99 OTHER WOMEN CAN JOIN THIS Hoosier Cabinet Club 7 Gasoline stamps automobile meals hall rent printing of cards news paper advertising railroad fare telephone tolls horse feed and donations to Central i meeting night will come up committees were among the items or campaign expense of tho twenty three candidates for state and county offices1 who yesterday filed sw orn statements with tlie secretary of state The candi dates are required by law to file a sworn statement of their expenses within thirty days 1 George W1 Brill candidate for judge of the Hendricks Circuit Court spent $895 for gasoline used in his automobile and this represented nearly one third of his campaign expense Among the ex penses of Conrad Hemenway candi date for clerk of the Warrick Circuit Court was $10 donation to a His other expenses amounted to only $27 Only a few of the: candidates tell of donations" to county central committees The law forbids a political committee or organization to assess can didates James McBride candidate 'for treas urer of Wells County states that Ills only expense was $150 a donation to the Democratic county: central committee Mack Warrum candidate for sheriff in Hancock County donated $S5 to the cen tral committee of ills county This amount represented the bulk of his ex pense I Newt Brown Republican candidate for auditor of state and who is among those caught in the Democratic landslide is out of pocket only $150 which he spent for cards Minor Pate Progressive candidate for Appellate Court gives bls expense as $5375 CANDIDATES GIVE IGURES The total expense of each of the can didates who has made a statement fol lows: Bannon candidate for auditor of Harrison Countv $9650 Henry candidate for recorder of i chairman of the entertainment Diilaolr i tin Rrt I live a umoiu XVU11VJ euvuv William Paynter candidate fori juuge oi orty second Judicial Circuit (Orange County) $3099 William Eichhorn candidate for judge of the Twenty eighth Judicial Cir cuit (Wells and Blackford Counties) $490 Howard Horton candidate for surveyor of Wayne County $2075 James A Smith candidate for treas urer of Clinton County no expense John Wirt candidate for representa tive in Legislature from Clinton County no expense Ora Slater candidate for sheriff of Dearborn County $105 William Cavins candidate for judge of Greene Circuit Court $2445 John Hoddinott candidate for repre sentative in Legislature from Daviess County $51 Thomas Arvin candidate for county commissioner of Daviess Countv $2056 Nathan A Whitaker candidate for judge of Morgan Circuit Court $1610 Earl Sample candidate for judge Han cock Circuit Court $5985 Scales candidate for clerk ofWarrick Circuit Court $14895 George Brill candidate for judge of Hendricks Circuit Court $2395 Elbert Hickey candidate for com missioner oi Morgan county $50 Conrad Hemenway candidate clerk of Warrick Circuit Court $37 Himmelheber candidate far ditor of Harrison County no expense James A McBride candidate for treas urer of Wells County $150 diaries Gensolln candidate for joint rep resentative of 43rown and Monroe Coun ties 156 9(1 Mack Warrum Hancock County I Newt Brown state $150 Minor Pate Appellate Court $5375 TRIES ro STEAL a4i I 4n IIOJU rtUU UlHli members of the joint ronnnitlee arc that 3000 to 5000 persons will attend LEG BROKEN UNDE1T WAGON Morris Miller 7 Years Old Injured in ront of His Home Morris Miller 7 years old 1250 West Nineteenth street was run I wagon while playing in the front of his homo yesterday and his left leg was broken taken to the City Hospital TRUSTEES IX DATE MEETING The date of the annual meeting of the Indiana State Association was set for Dec 10 and 11 at a conference of the executive board at the Denison Hotel yesterday The association will meet in Indianapolis probably at tiie State House Steps were taken to arrange the program and secure speakers Stiveman of Miami County presided Miss Rogers and Mrs Sproule organ oner wry MQioay Solo Lord Correct Mr Dochez Organ Solo in Anthem God to Thee ning in A Tlie OddllUsiiliistbi' i The following program willbe rendered' this evening by the St iiPaul Methodist' Episcopal Cnureh choir assisted by Miss Ida Belle Sweenie soprano and Mrs Margaret Wyland violinist: 1 1 Organ (a) Romance" d) "Berceuse11 Anthem of iVJ DrOWn Soprano Solo Are They Which vaine Miss Ida Belle Sweenie jyuxcu wuartev Shelley Mrs Day Miss Mary Moorman MrAlexander Mr Day Anthem for the Mendelssohn Mrs Day Miss Ruby Steinruk and apoiis vnuruK i Offertory I rederick Maxson Earl Wells 1 I Violin sole? Selected I Mrs Margaret Wyland Contralto 9olo and Hear Harker Miss Mary Moorman I 1 I I I I 1 Ml Bl 7 XX' 1 "Wmff1 ftf I I iL I I wWfcL KB 1 Mr OfrBK i Bc 9 I toS I irst in Kodak inishing Bl I Wt WMhlBtflea StTMl 1 I 3 I I MB I i fl 1 II 11 nj I 51 ta I 1 fl Pi I 1 fill Ee iwIMi EBmI ji? I JCzs MmM 3 i I Mb 9.