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THE INDIANAPOLIS 'STAR' MONDAY MAY 80 1910 CHOOSE JACOBS AS HEAD Memorial Day Speakers SOCIALISTS HONOR $EIDEL TEARS OR LATE GENERAL 186000 Miles a Second to Weep We Hold All Records for Short and Long Distances adopted is Transport Yourself to Your Correspondents as Quick as Lightning 10 000 000 Miles of Track The Bell Telephone Directory threatening the bust Goes to Press Wednesday June 1st Subscribe now and get your name in the new book Central Union Telephone Company Contract Department Main 4800 UNEARTH BURIED MONASTERY Pilots to Vie for PUSH HOSPITAL PLANS IN THE THEATERS High Motor Titles OICIALS HEALTH ACTIVE tet CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE week BANK OICERS HELD IN BAIL Senator Bradley of Kentky uTlbe he madR for the Production the properties De UNIDENTIIED MAN BEATEN CANOEISTS DROWN IN RIVER as SWOPE HEIRSAGAIN IN COURT HAIL AND WIND CAUSE LOSS PERSONAL MENTION time speaker with ESTRADA IS STILL CONIDENT UGITIVE OUND IN CANADA CAPITAL BRIES CITY NEWS IN BRIE NIBLACK GIVEN NEW DUTIES' Tedrow the fields of the civil war MANY COLLAPSE ROM HEAT The Things That Make a City Prosper Services at Mt Jackson Ceme nt Services at Greenlawn Ceme Res thls EPILEPSY 1 I natural re coal mines slave traf There to Pre was today that the day story for you to the desired around Mr and Mrs of Seymour are featuring Arnold in Matinee Mr and Mrs A Lahr of Evansville are here stopping at the Willard Hotel Charles AMollet of rankfort guest of Representative Morrison the This BUsh and two sons at the Willard Hotel Not only is the service of the Merchants Company unsurpassed in any city of the country but the rates have been reduced to a fraction of the former cost a benefit in which all the people participate directly or indirectly Our new plant has made possible the taking on of new contracts Ask us for rates Ray rela thelr Mr and Mrs Thomas Morgan of Indian apolis are among the Hoosiers in Wash ington i streets thence Market avenue east to A WASHINGTON May ormer Rep resentative John Chaney of the Sec ond District arrived in Washington tody and will spend most of this week looking after matters before the departments nature in the almost every The National Man Leaves Command of Goes to South America Indianapolis is highly favored as regards each of these agencies but none of them has any greater influence for good than the quality of the heating lighting and power service and the rates at which they are furnished to the people of this community by this the Merchants Company A feature of to be pre sented by the Arvine players at the Park Theater this wepk is a fountain which gushes forth scented wafer which it Is said will perfume the entire theater The fountain is a part of the stage setting of the first act showing a lawn in front of a hotel in Lucerne Switzerland Information which led to the ar obtained from three boys about age who were arrested several it as unfit to of a modern civlliza a recurring industrial cloud over the indus I has reauested ing societies of guard Thomas Post No 17 A Delaney Post No 70 A ri vnapman rost xno a Gordon Post No 281 A joy associate play week Matinee MAYOR DECRIES NECESSITY OR RESCUE MISSION WORK pany In all week We Were Twenty will be produced Tor the first time in this city' at popular prices this afternoon at the Murat Theater when the all star stock company will begin Its summer season with a special holiday matinee perform ance Elaborate stage settings have been STUTESMAN ON WAY HOME TO WED STOPS SHORT TIME Business activities schools affairs of city and of state will pause today in an nual tribute to the soldier and sailor dead of Indiana Elaborate plans for the com memoration beginning with exercises by school children at the and Sail Monument this morning have been arranged for the observance in which military organizations will participate and at which tributes to the dead veterans of past campaigns will be paid by eloquent speakers A distinctive feature of the observance will be the parade this afternoon that is expected to assume its usual magnitude and impressiveness A synopsis of program follows: 9:30 a Exercises at the Monument by school children and Spanish American war veterans 9:30 tery 9:45 tery I Improved railroad and electric traction facilities gdod schools parks clean well lighted streets low tax rates and Progressive Public Service Corporations All these have a direct bearing upon the prosperity of a modern city and its desirability as a residence and business location Dr McPherson said the Murat All star stock com "When We Were Twenty Matinee daily except Tuesday Grand High class vaudeville Lucille Spinney and Ainsworth two uiacx eneep an daily Park George ers In all daily Only In Vlctim With a clew to programs memorials for BRYAN LANDS AT HOLYHEAD ''LONDON May 29 William Jennings Bryan who is on his way to Edinburgh as delegate at large from the United States to the International Missionary Confer ence landed today from the steamer Celtic at Holvhead and took the train for London supreme president of Columbus will speak follow the parade exercises will be held Greenlawn and Mt Jackson Burdette Little and Alvah Representative CHne of Indiana has prepared and introduce a bill to re duce the woolen schedule of the Payne Aldrich law Parade of military organlza Exercises and decoration of Crown Hill and Holy Cross Cenie of a letter from Col Roosevelt to Hamil 'h ton ish asking for such a conference also declared that they could not believe that Mr Roosevelt had consented to ba a guest at dinner of Robert Collier As a matter of fact invitations to Collier dinner have already been received? A by several of friends in Wash ington and the invitations expressly state that Roosevelt is to be the guest of honor The letter to ish has been seen by many members of Congress As the time for the return to the United States draws near the ap prehension on the part of the regulars increases while the insurgents who be lievt that they have been following in the footsteps of Roosevelt are correspond ingly jubilant Workmen in City of Mexico ind Ruins ar Below Surface CITY MEXICO May Walls of masonry ten feet in thickness and con taining iron grated windows which are believed to have been at one time nt least some feet above the surface have been uncovered fifteen feet blow the street level within the last few days by work men excavating for the foundation of a new hotel under construction In the busi ness portion of this city The walls are believed by those familiar with the his tory of the city to be the remains of an ancient monastery which although the exact period of its existence appears in definite is said to have required more than 200 years to build i Church last night tn his memorial ser mon These remarks addressed to 4 the congregation as a whole aa well as to the Robert Anderson Post A and the A Auxiliary which were present in a body The pastor spoke on ile Two Suits for ear of Contest by Al leged Son KANSAS CITY Mo May Two more partition suits asking a division of the estate left by the late Thomas Swope were filed here yesterday Both suits involve property in which other than the Swope heirs are interested Haste In bringing the partition suits it is said was occasioned by a desire of the heirs under the will of Col Swope to have the legacies divided by the court before Elmer Swope who says he is a son of the late Thomas Swope might present in court what ever claim he might have Indianapolis Tacoma WASHINGTON May 29 Commander Albert Niblack of Indianapolis com manding the cruiser Tacoma now at the New York Yard has been relieved of that duty and assigned as naval attache at Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires and at Santiago Commander Niblack was naval attache at Berlin Rome and Vienna from November 1896 until May 1898 when he returned home to take part in the blockading of Havana Commander Archibald Davis executive officer of the battle ship Georgia has been relieved of that duty and will take command of the Tacoma LINE PARADE rom Meridian and Vermont south to Monument Place around northwest segment to street thence west to Capitol i south to Washington street Pennsylvania street where cars will be taken to the various cemeteries Alvin Hovey Post No 559 A Sone of Veterans Other organizations The "parade will move at 1:30 this afternoon At its conclusion cars will be taken to Crown Hill and Holy Cross Cemeteries where the memorial services will be held Charles A Book None of Cases Which Occur at Marina Barracks Brooklyn Proves atal NEW YORK May 29 Nearly a hun dred persons a majority of them women collapsed today from heat during the celebration of the annual memorial mass in the parade ground of the marine bar racks in the Brooklyn Navy Yord None of the cases was serious ully 25000 persons attended the mass 2 Edward McKee A Efroyinson Henry Kalin Directors 1ed Ayreg Charles Mayer Wasson 25 South Pennsylvania Street consisting of rugs and bric a brac having a value of $3000 Saturday afternoon a dress rehearsal was held with all the stage equipment and the company was found to so perfect in the lines that further rehearsals were considered un necessary and the members of the com pany were given their parts for the sec ond week consequently is now in preparation to succeed the opening bill MICHIGAN STATE CONVENTION MAKES BUT EW CHANGES IN PLAT ORM TWO YEARS AGO It is expected a score or more of mili tary organizations will participate in the parade this afternoon The parade will form on Meridian street north of Vermont street and will be joined at Meridian and New York streets by the United Spanish War Veterans Col Eli Ritter la grand marshal of the parade The order of march follows: Detachment Company Indiana Infantry national George Martin George Jcjsenh Maj Robert Anderson Post No Know Just When He Is to Be Married and Has Nothing Else to Say Now James Statesman of 7 Peru Trid whom former President Roosevelt chon 7 ored with a post in the diplomatic corps at Bolivia South America stopped at? in dlanapolis yesterday but he did notvstay long Mr Statesman left at 3 in the afternoon for where be is to be married in a short time to Miss Jessie Herron of that place Mr Statesman came to Indianapolis direct from Washington At the Columbia Club ho met Charles Landis former repre sentative from the Ninth District and the two chatted for a short while He said he Is going to return to Indianapolis in a few days for a visit among his a friends I couldn't tell you a single thing said Mr Statesman as he left the club must catch a train fnr Crawfordsville ana 1 nave are you going to he was asked really could not tell you has not been set have a though in a day or Mr Stutesman was at one of the Indiana House nf Representatives and has been known in political circles here for a number of years He Is a graduate of Wabash College: He is sta toned at La Paz Bolivia as the United States minister In Gen Henry Lawion Gen I Gresham Gen Daniel Me Praises for the heroism of sol diers and memories of war times ware the themes In many Indianapolis pulpits yes terday In numerous churches special re phgious memorial services in honor of dead members were held by military societies who attended in a body and listened special patriotic music and appropriate sermons lags bunting and flowers were used extensively in the decoration of the churches particularly where were arranged as special individual societies Sermons of a patriotic various churches touched of Memorial day Anthem and other similar songs were con Vspicuous and sermons even when not ex clusively of a patriotic nature partook somewhat of the spirit of the day Splen did weather resulted in unusual crowds at most of the churches at which special services had been announced Several ministers during their sermons 4 mentioned to the veterans gathered the The mfimrxrbil will close with a military salute by the raps oy Jtiar Severe Storm Wrecking NASHVILLE and wind storm which lasted less than ten minutes and which swept a territory in and near this city less than a mile wide and four miles long today caused damage to the amount of many thousands of dollars The Reid Avenue Christian Church was so badly wrecked that it will have to be torn down many trees were uprooted and street car traffic demoral ized Three street cars on a viaduct nar rowly missed being tossed to the ground below by the wind only a few be Mrs Wood has gone to St John Kas to spend two or tnree weeks her daughter Mrs Scott Mrs Rolla Harris and son mond of New York city are visiting fives and friends in Indianapolis former home Miss Susan Read and Miss lorence Bright leave today for Portland Ore to attend the rose festival and will spend the summer on the Pacific coast Mr and Mrs John Love and son Robert will steam for Europe June 9 on the George Washington They will spend the summer abroad Mrs sister Mrs Cole and Charles Kirkland will ac company them Seidel Says Time Is Coming When Erec tion of Missions Will Be Disgrace to Cities MILWAUKEE Wis May 29 Present conditions which he said necessitated the erection of rescue missions and houses of refuge were severely arraigned by Mayor Emil Seidel nt tho dedication exercises of the new Yeacue mission building tonight In responding to the words of praise by the Rev Beale Mayor Seidel do not wish to strike a note that is not in tune with the other addresses I wish to say that as I entered this build ing I took notice of all those people and did not see any one that looked as though he was in need of rescue I also notice that the singing by those present was not nf tnvftil rhu ranter There wus an ov They sleep pression in your voices as of something Man Charged Escape COLUMBUS Jones of the Ohio Penitentiary was noti fied tonight that rank Hironomous who is alleged to have assisted in the escape of William Davis from the prison last December had been located in Montreal Canada where under the name of rank Davenport he Is serving a short sentence in a workhouse He will be brought here in July to answer to the charge of assist ing in the escape which is a felony under Ohio laws $4 government to take good care ofveterans he was applauded by the grades Patriotic musical numbersfeatures of the program Mission ounder Remembered The founder and benefactor of tha cue Mission Wheeler was remem bered at special memorial exercises at that Institution last night Addresses were made by Thomas Boyd Eli 'r Ritter and George Scruggs who spoke ofthe heroes on the battlefield and what and wreaths there in their memory Memories of War Days TRIBUTE TO DEAD VETERANS TO BE PAID BY THOUSANDS TODAY New Uniforms Arrive The Speedway guards will be dressed in new uniforms today and earn new guns owned by the Speedway instead of the Government This new feature was added last week when JI 400 was expend ed to procure the accessories to policing the grounds The Henderson Ames Com pany of Kalamazoo Mich took the order by wire and rushed it through for A Moross The work which the guards have done In keeping the track free from spec tators while the big machines were rush ing around It has been commended by visitors from all other auto racing cen ters Event No 17 a free for all open race of ten miles which was to have been held Saturday was carried over until today on account of the length of time con sumed by the Wheeler Schebler event This race will open Monday program Over 21000 telephones in Indianapolis 1015000 in Ohio Indiana and Illinois i MILWAUKEE May A Jacobs of Racine was tonight selected as tne standard bearer of the social Democratic party In th contest for Governor next fall at the closing session of the state convention I Emil Seidel the present mayor of Mil waukee was honored with the nomination for United States senator Resolutions were adopted favoring aboli tion of the United States Senate home rule for cities throughout the state publi cation of text books by state further ex tension development work of the State University conservation of sources public ownership of severe punishment of white Ackers The Dlatform nf the nartv In the main a repetition of the document of two years ago Add our Paragraphs our new paragraphs were added to the plank relating to production as rollows: inability of the present economic system to keep all willing workers em ployed at all times is its greatest curse ms tact conaemns meet the demands tion This fear of crisis hangs like a trial world it is ness interests nf the nation as well as I the workers with destruction we witness the cruel and gro tesque spectacle of millions of men women and children suffering for the necessaries of life in a country with boundlews Among the new things requested of the State Legislature and Congress is abolish the written constitutions of the state and the nation except as stating certain fundamental rights: the laws of the Congress and the Legislature tn stand supreme unless reversed by a referendum of the The old plank relating to the liquor problem was amended to read in part as follows: the profit system is abolished and a more harmonious economical order has been established the attempts of all well meaning people to introduce temper ate habits by law will prove only an eva sion of the real St Vitas Dance Stubborn Nervous Disorders its respond immediately to treatment standard $200 Bottle ree drurriata virtues wo will cheerfully send cnarge a UK lans and specification for the new con tagious disease hospital will be presented to City Attorney Merle A Walker by Dr Edmund Clark president of the City Board of Health today and the ques tion of obtaining an appropriation for building the new addition will be laid be fore the board of directors of the Commer cial Club Mr Walker is prominently identified with the club and he has given the Board of Health a promise that he will make an effort to have the club give Its formal sanction to the erection of the addition At a meeting of the Health Board yes terday morning arrangements were made to have one of the members appear be fore the directors of the club at Its meeting this week to explain just what the health authorities desire in the way of improve ments at the hospital A Would Give Prestige If the sanction of the club is obtained it is believed the board can then go to the City Council and ask for the appro priation with a greater prestige than if no action were taken by the club It is estimated that the contagious disease hospital will cost approximately $100000 An effort also is to be made to obtain an appropriation for the con struction of a hospital and a new pathological laboratory The cost of the improvements contemplated at the present time and which the Health Board declares are necessary for the welfare of the hospital will reach ap proximately $250000 City Controller Howard Kimball said yesterday he could not tell just what the finances could stand in the way of appropriations for the City Hospital at this time He said however that if a bond issue were requested that amount might be executed without going beyond the debt limit conflicts The oil strewn by the fast flying ears riday and Saturday had to be scraped off to reduce the danger of skidding and the management declared the course would be ready for the flights today The intervention of Sunday made the conditions ideal as it gave the drivers and cars a chance to recuperate from the fatigue of the strenuous contests of the preceding days Every pilot took ad vantage of the Sabbath to get the much needed rest The mechanicians were busy later in the day overhauling the big speed merchants Hundreds of people arrived in the city yesterday They came from every nook and coiner of the state and sister states In interurbans railroads and motor cars Every hotel last night was surrounded by a of automobiles Louisville Columbus Chicago Toledo Detroit and many other cities of smaller size furnished its coterie of motor racing enthusiasts There was an air of suppressed excitement and all were anx ious for today to come and with it what promises to be the greatest exhibition of the sport of automobile racing ever wit nessed the organizations will Diace chosen for proclamation Mention of Name of George McGinnis Causes Veterans Ticket to Ind Gives formation Regarding COVINGTON Ky May nothhfg ou his person to give his identity but a railroad ticket to Ma rlon Ind a man was found lying uncon scious on the river bank near here today He was terribly beaten about the face and head and could not be revived enough to tell his name or who had assaulted him The police investigated and are convinced that the man had been attacked by three young men living in the West End in whose company the man had been seen diaries union zz years oia later arrested in connection with the sault Lucille Spinney will be seen In the por trayal of a character quite different from any she essayed during her work with the orepaugh stock company when she ap pears with Ainsworth Arnold at the Grand this week in the comedy playlet Black She will assume two roles one of them a burlesque actress who has come uninvited to visit her sister a wife and the wife herself Ains worth Arnold has two roles also the broker and a race track brother who has veen better clays Rapid changes are necessary for the players switch from one character to another in scarcely a minute The sketch is full of complications Hundreds of Holiday Makers See Young Man and Woman Sink CLEVELAND May Lena Ber teau 20 years old and Henry Melneke 21 were drowned today in Vermilion River near here in the sight of hun dreds ef holiday makers The couple were attending a picnic and went out on the river in it canoe While trying to change seats the craft was upset and both sank before help could reach them The bodies have not been recovered death of Gen George McGinnis bring I Ing to a number of them the first news of the passing of that well known military Cabled Washington Representative Pres ent Situation Is Satisfactory WASHINGTON May In a cable gram to Senor Castrillo the represent ative here the Nicaraguan provisional government Gen Estrada today declared that the present situation around Blue fields gave the insurgent army plete assurance of The dis patch did not go into details It did an nounce however the issuance of an edict transferring the custom house from Blue fields Bluff to the city Gen 'Estrada de Vim eu 1117 uiuit ucvu Madriz troops voluntarily for he to concentrate his forces In and the city Since inflf limp nrnnchr I nappy tnougnts nt tne Roberts Church yesterday morning Tears were running down the cheeks nf the veterans as the rollcall of the George IL Thomas Post of the A was read but si lent tears changed to sobs when the nameof Gen George McGinnis was heard The officer said with great emotion "Ho died this morning May 29 1910 Taps' were sounded after the reading of the name Soldier and His was the topic of the memorial sermon by the Rev Albert Hurlstone pastor of the church The members of the George IL Thnmas Post A and the Relief Corps attended in a body The Choral So ciety sang patriotic music With the memorial ceremonies was celebrated the ninety first birthday anni versary of Julia Ward Howe The pastor made touching reference to the signifi cance of the day in that respect and as Edward Taylor sang Battle Hymn I of the the congregation joined with the choir in singing the chorus The roll call was given at the close of the sermon Dr Hurlstone in speaking of the sol dier and his work selected Gen Grant as an example and pointed out the salient features in the life of this great hero of the war He said: Lincoln has been compared to Moses we mav with propriety compare Grant tn Joshua as a man of heroic faith an ex ample of patriotism and religion of loy alty to duty and to God Grant had con fidence In an overruling Prevldence believe the hand of God is seen as clearly in the raising up of Washington Lincoln and Grant as in the raising up' (if Moses Joshua and Gideon The Bible Is a completed book but God is not dead He still moves in history and reveals His i will and guides His people The Unknown Dead c' of the most eloquent one of the Reddest sights to me is to see the large mounas marKea tnKnown in many a shady grave North and South lacking in vour lives As soldiers they did their work We hon metell you that while this build er their memory jng a monument to the great generosity In the evening a patriotic song service Of the people of Milwaukee it is also a 'was Dr Hurlstone gave an address monument of misery crime and injustice on The Graves of Our I It Is a monument to all the evil days that 1 courage to fight the i have left their stain upon the social life moral battles of today than ll did to fight 0 city I hope the time will come at Gettysburg said the Rev Neil Mo when this building will be the most Pherson of the Tabernacle Presbyterian aASniat noint in the citv of Milwaukee loer Ki 1 0' In Vi hie om i At present tnjs institution is a necessity but the time is coming and at a rapid rate when the opening of a rescue mission will be a disgrace to a man Tears sprang to many eyes at the 'mention of his name The services were characterized by a great amount of im pressiveness particularly at the reading of the roll call of organizations the ranks: of which are fast becoming depleted In addition to the services held for particular organizations many societies held memorial exercises for their own members At the cemeteries were many persons visiting the graves uf their dead friends and relatives and placing flowers Merchants Heat Light Co Lights the Big Old Phones Main 1127 1128 New Phones 617 646 Indianapolis Card Party and Dance The Indianapolis Ladies' drill team will give a card party and dance at the Red Hall 351 Indi ana avenue Tuesday evening' Mothers Club Meets The Club of the Lucretia Mott School will meet' at 3:15 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the school building Rural and Washington streets Club Meeting The Club wm meet at rcnooi av irom 3 until 4 tomorrow afternoon will be a talk on How vent and How to Brotherhood Luncheon PostnoiMwl regular Monday luncheon of the Presbyte rian Brotherhood at the A has been postponed on account of Memorial day ex ercises The final luncheon of the season will be given June 6 when a farewell rally will be held Asks Search for Husband Mrs Alonzo Bicknell 4044 Indiana avenue asked the police to look for her husband last night late Mrs Bicknell said her husband had left early in the evening for a short walk in the open air Ho has been 111 and because of his condition she fears ho had come to some harm A search was made In the vicinity but without results 1 Tag Day The Children's Home Society held a tag day Saturday in Rich mond Miss Louise Timmonds district su perintendent of the Richmond district was' in charge and for two weeks previous to the final day was at work making the cause known Mrs Leoti Trook another district superintendent helped in the preparations I The proceeds of the day were $570 Small Downtown ire ire was discov ered at 5:15 yesterday afternoon in the headquarters of the Iron Molders' Union on the second floor of the block owned by George Marott 36 East Washington street but was quickly extinguished by the department Spontaneous combustion start ing In a closet beneath a stairway is given as the cause The interior of one office room was damaged but it Is thought the loss will not exceed $300 Kindness Cost $50 rank arber 553 Col orado avenue believes an act of kindness cost him about $50 and has reported to the i police the theft of clothing and jewelry of that value arber says a few days ago he gave a supposed friend who was out of money and work access to his room and per mitted him to wear his clothing While arber was at the races Saturday his room was entered and a new suit shirt collars ties and cuff buttons taken arber says his supposed friend has disappeared Arrested for kier I heft our hovs all under 18 years old were arrested yesterday3 for alleged implication in the systematic robery of the bchull Co ware house Twenty first street and the Belt Rail way The boys are alleged to have been members of the crowd which has been tak ing cider from the building The arrests were made by Officers Engelbright and Mo uee xne rests was the same days ago Elaborate Program Will Open With Exercises by School Children at and Monument and Will Include Long Parade their valor has taught charity tn accomp lish today Extra musical numbers were provided for the occasion While there was no military scene at the North Park Christian Church yester day morning and last evening the special services were In keeping with the Memor 'lay observances The Rev George McKee soke on the subject "The Min ute Men In the morning and supple mented bls patriotic remarks with an ad dress on "Heroes and In the evening Special music was given A reading by Mrs II Gossan was a fea turo the program In the evening The Memorial Presbyterian Church held Its exercises early yesterday morning un ner the auspices of the business Bible class Invitations had been ex tended to the local battalion of the In diana national guard consisting of Com panies A and JI the signal corps and the hospital corps but they were not able to be present An address was given by Gideon Thompson past commander of George Thomas Post A Thomas Chatterton an actor gave a reading Vocal and Instrumental selec tions constituted the musical part of the program I'PUt rrlnk Clark Camp No 2 I nited Spanish Wpr Veterans attended In a body the memorial services last evening at the Oak Hill Church The pastor the Rev Thomsun snok rx st 4 Tr I Music Seth Williams and Enoch prominent veterans of Shoals Ind are in Washington They are on a tour of the principal Datue With Aiding Prisoner to Will Be Returned May 29 Warden the 1 emnrku hl hu for years been a remedy for these troubles DR GKKAT NERVE tHORER It prescribed espe claUy for these diseases and Is not a cfare all its beneficial ef fects are Immediate and lasting Physicians recommend It and sen it To prove its wonderful TIL tsoo SnPTV KLINE INSTITUTE Branch Red Memories nf war dnvu Innrr a nnH the recollections nf the fruits of neace nn rhHoHOBuv' SltinA that tlmo hrnnrlit Kritlt a n1 ac i I 1 i i A exuu luunoucu uy inc eno anci a mmr liorfi: Parb Af tai waiter will speak at Crown Hill Ceme tery The parade formation will be made again when the veterans reach the ceme tery gate ana march to the services The will be read by Adjt George Galvin and Gettysburg address will be read by A Seward Services and the strewing of flowers will follow Imme uiateiy at tne soiaiers plat REMEMBER INDIANA SOLDIERS Washington Citizens Decorate Graves In Arlington Cemetery WASHINGTON Muy 29 The graves of Indiana soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery will he handsomely decorated tomorrow under auspices of the Indiana Society of Washington The National Cemetery is the burial place of a number ui jiiuiaimh msimguisneo soldiers HJlUUg Walter Cauley and Col John Stotsenhnre principal orator at the Arlington Cemetery exercises nresent In a the subject Teachings About wont age The Rev courage of honesty never has been so admired as today "Courage Is alw ays good" he said "and it Is the cry of the age to get men who are loyal to the truth and unfllnch ing In He referred to the trials of David Ihlngston who labored Africa as a missionary and an explorer When fouhd Livingston and asked him to return to England the latter was quoted by the Rev Mr McPherson as having said: is work and when I have finished it I will return to In this connection the pastor said there were two soldiers he especially admired the man among the heathen doing workl In the cause of Christ and the man on the field in time of war doing his work in the cause of right and principle Touching reference also was made to 'the death of Gen George McGinnis Veterans March Out At the close of the service the veterans marched In single file out of the church building while the congregation remained seated a Just as the memorial services were to begin at the Edwin Ray Church yesterday morning a messenger brought a report of the death of Gen George McGinnis This made a great Impression especially upon the veterans One of the veterans made a motion that the Gordon Post A and the Woman's Relief Corps which attended in a body stand lr al)pnt nravar Tka rsoatew uv IUC XVeV Cllpplnger thereupon offered a special prayer in whi'eh he also mentioned former Representative Jesse Overstreet who was referred to as a friend of the veterans Heroes Living and Dead" was the subject of the sermon delivered by the 'Rev Mr Clippinger He deplored the' tendency to further amusement on Mam orlal day which he said should be re garded aa a sacred day He held that sport is not beneficial to patriotism When the pastor said it was the duty of the the com ware Hits Nashville Tenn Christian Church Tenn May 29 A hail Quit Congress to Build Up ences IsflONOB PAID HEROIC KAO I RDM PH PITS 4: Special Memorial Services Are Held in Many Indianapolis Churches WILL MAKE EORT TO GET ORMAL SANCTION COMMERCIAL CLUB BEORE GOING TO CITY COUN CIL AGAIN Indiana national guard and vey Huston The committee on music ll mi me clivus ttiiu the city to meet at the flagstaff on Crown Hill Cemetery at 2:15 o'clock this after noon to participate in the singing of pa triotic songs The United Spanish War Veterans will participate in these services and later will go to the monument of Harold Megrew former national commander of the organization for special services Everson department commander and William English former national com mander will speak i Services at Holy Cross Cemetery will be conducted by a special committee from the A the Spanish War Veterans Young Institute Knights of Colum bus Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Knights of ather Mathew James A rianeriy Knights of service will Memorial morning at Cemeteries Rucker will speak at Greenlawn Ceme tery The sneaker at Mt Jackson Ceme tery will be the Rev Whitman Musical numbers will form a portion of each program Arrangements have been made also for the decoration of the graves at the Hebrew Hope and Lutheran Cemeteries The services at the and Monument will begin at 9:30 this morning Capt rank Clark chair man of the committee in charge of these exercises laid out the design of decora tion yesterday The plan embraces thA working out in flowers of the name of men who have disungiTlshed themselves bv deeds worthy of public honors The exercises will be participated in bv the Union Veteran Legion the Re lief Corps the Ladies of the A the Daughters of the American Revolu tion the Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans and the Band Children from the public schools will sing patriotic songs during the exercises The Rev Thomas pastor of the Oak Hill Church will speak Testimony Shows Institution Was frauded of Nearly $250000 PHILADELPHIA Pa May Kinnier Crawfbrd vice president and his brother Joseph Crawford secretary and treasurer of the American Trust Company which was ordered closed by Bank Examiner Tabor last November were arrested and held in $5000 bail each today to answer charges of misappropri ating the funds of that Institution rank Cavein the receiver and State Bank Examiner Tabor testified at the hearing today and it is said that transactions by which the bank was defrauded of almost a quarter million of dollars will be shown 4 1 rxr W2K I I3? 4 a 1 A IL 1 I liAir i 4 frYTW Tiinin iT SSasiii I1' Ji Wig 1" I i X' Be wzsEHferMBgW aMr blookvjxj tz'r SPEAKEK at now'N 11 tar KgS cJ 1TTE i ITTl'E Speaker Xt rien lawn 'r I 1:30 tlons 3:30 graves at teries 1 I I.