The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

CLITON Busy Mari at Camp EVERYTHING REVIEW AN INSPIRING SCENE Must Be sold 'v CHILES' LAYS DELAY TO COUNCIL MAYOR DROPS RATE CRUSADE CLOTHING Its Neckwear GIVES REQUISITION PAPERS REE TO THE RUPTURED Jewelry nrcanizea in in 2 niern'a tn i "i i it Hqt two years he has been a member of trying to sell you a truss but offer you a cure mm mu a ctav nnd Pnflfi al! tniRS wejinnf and The Secret of Competence 5 North Pennsylvania Street Name Addreet 25c 65c The Greatest and Squarest Clothing Sale Ever Held in Indianapolis someone relative Council All nove in the st at just $175 $375 Including evening dress protectors priced at New Home Cure That Anyone Con I Use Without Operation Pain Danger or Loss of Time Your choice of nny 50c or 75c tlo at Any of our $150 $200 or $250 Tics at admin of the Indiana 1 Soldiers Win Praise of Gen Hodges by Their Splen did Appearance Expects to Wash Hands of Insurance Case Because He Can Obtain No Money for ire Department Equipment This is nositivelv the last week of this sale! We move after Satur day night and absolutely every article must be sold before that time REE COUPON Mark location of Rup ture on Diagram and mail to DR RICE 110 Main St Adams He also was engaged In the the ust wnn tne A hasty inventory shows that over one third of this stock still remains despite the sensational sales of last week Strange to say the remaining third includes many of our highest priced Suits and the most exclusive of our Men Burmshxngs not a tmng ieit out will lead you to join last buyers naming this 4 There still remains a wonderful assortment of Exclusive URNISHINGS Every article must go at tnese prices Pajamas and Night Shirts A fine assortment of Outing lannels at prices practically Governor Authorizes Return of Prisoner Wanted in Grant County Governor Marshall yesterday Issued a requisition for the return of Elmer Jones of Ian held Grant County wanted In Grant County on a charge of kidnaping Addle Lafferty of Hanfield Jones has been found and arrested In Arthur where he Is held awaiting the arrival of Indiana officers The disappearance of Jones simultaneously with that of the Lafferty girl attracted much attention Jones leaving his wife In charge of his store at Hanfleld when he went attempt to iratuie A Ci I City Council and the Board of Public earing that any incursion on its part in mayor's the These qre busy days for Capt Charles Barrv of Indianapolis commanding a company in the irst Battalion of the Second Indiana Infantry because he must be both soldier fond politician Capt Barry is secretary of the Marion County Democratic committee tvdtayapOTK STAR TUESDAY 6 1910 AAl XX A A DUPLEX QEANBROS pnMPS ew persons can unaided amass wealth Accumulated savings how ever supplement the earning power and simplify the problem Start a savings account with us now then there will be tWo fac tors In the partnership yourself and money and your money never stops working for you whether you lay off or not $100 starts an account The Central Trust Co Negligee Shirts Any of our exclusive Shirts valued at $350 $300 $250 $200 and $150' in cluding full dress shirts while they last CLITON 2 in bifh BEDORD 2 in kih A TheNe'to Arrow Notch COLLARS Sit snugly to the neck the tops meet In front and there is ample space for the cravat 15c 2 for 25c Cluett Peabody Co Maker EIGHT ARE CHOLERA VICTIMS BARI Italy Sept During the last twenty four hours there were eight deaths from cholera and fourteen nw cases of the disease in southeastern Italy 150 154 East Market St Savings Dept open Saturday night REVIEW AN INSPIRING SCENE With guns and accouterments Hashing In the bright sunlight their steps precise the regimental bands playing colors fly ing buglers sounding calls at the com mand of the officers and the air ringingwith tlie martial music of drum and bugle corps the 6000 troops in camp led by Brig Gen William McKee of In diana marched in review before Brig Gen Hodges yesterday to the admira tion of hundreds of spectators in the big field south of the ort Benjamin Harri pon interurban station The Indiana na tional guard made a splendid showing such a good showing In fact that it was a complete surprise to Brig Gen Hodges It was 9 o'clock when the troops moved "toward the field Brig Gen McKee and v' bls staff entered the field a few minutes 'ahead of the troops Guards were sta tioned along the fences and no one ex cept regular army and national guard! officers and their families and guests was permitted inside the field Seats had been arranged for their accommodation Shortly after Gen McKee and staff 'tered 'the field which contains approxi mately elghtv acres the irst Brigade Jed by Col Harry A Greene Tenth In fantry commanding the brigade for the review came down the road The Tenth Infantry having the right of the line followed the brigade commander led by Lieut Col George Cecil and the regi mental band and bugle corps The regi ment was accompanied by Its machine pun platoon Next came the Twenty sixth Infantry headed by Col Charles Booth with band and machine gun pla toon and lastly the Third Ohio Infantry Col Catrow commanding with band and bugle corps Company I Engineer Corps A the hospital corps and the Ohio Battalion of Engineers marching as in fantry Mat Quigg commanding broughtup the rear of the irst Brigade Col Harry Smith Indianapolis Second In diana Infantry led the Second Brigade Tils regiment had the right of the line and was followed ny coi lauwin i inayer of Greenfield and the Third Infantry with band and bugle corps and Col Stephen A Bowman of Waterloo and the irst Indiana Infantry witli band and bugle corps Next the Sixth United States Cavalry Col Alexander Rodgers commanding with Its big band mounted on white horses and bugle corps mounted on brown horses en tered the field followed by Company A signal corps A Capt Crulkshank commanding and Company A jf the In Slana signal corps ORMED IN THREE LINES The troops entered the field through a gate near the west end marched west to the fence and south nearly to the Inter i urban tracks where they turned east and across the field The irst Brigade formed the first line the Second the sec ond and the mounted troops formed the third ormation in line was by battal ion When the troops had formed the three lines filled half of the field Gen Hodges and his staff entered the field when the line was complete at was sounded by the brigade trumpeter under orders by Gen McKee the trumpeter being none other than Kid Dalton the pugilist chief trumpeter of the Second Indiana Infantry Immediate ly 'the call was repeated by the chief trumpeter of each regiment and the sol diers came to attention the men having been at after the halt Gen Ilodges and his staff and Gen McKee and ataff all riding prancing horses rode at a trot along the three lines inspecting the troops each regimental band playing In turn as they passed The numbers In cluded "Marching Through Georgia" My and other patriotic airs and marches Gen McKee end staff accompanied Gen Hodges and staff back to the flag marking the point from which Gen Hodges was to review the troops Trumpeter whose real name is Denniton sounded the command to march and Gen McKee and staff met the head of the column as it approached from the east side at the center of tlie field As Gen McKee and staff passed Gen Hodges and his staff each officer saluted the commanding general with his saber Col Greene brigade commander and his officers did the same Regimental colors were dipped as the troops passed The step and allignment of the Tenth In fantry was perfect The band dropped cut of the column to continue playing in front of the reviewing officer as the regi ment passed The band of each succeed ing regiment did likewise falling in the rear of the machine gun platoon or the rear company The troops passed to the company front formation the lines of the regulars be ing perfect The Twenty sixth Infantry followed the Tenth and in turn was fol lowed by the Third Ohio One company in tlie latter regiment made a bad line Strenuous Days Ahead for Regu lars and Guardsmen in Work ing Out Military Problems Waistcoats Any ancy Vest sold for $4 $5 or $6 at Evening Dress Vests worth $8 and $10 at only Trousers Your choice of any of our $600 $700 and $800 lannel and Serge Trousers $325 AT PRICES LESS THAN COST Gloves Your choice of any $200 and $250 Gloves Including Dress tlovcs $115 POSTPONES BOARD MEETING I Governor Delays Election Commis Session for Reid uneral Governor Marshall has postponed the meeting of the State Board of lection Commissioners which was to have been called this morning until tomorrow morn ing' as he will go to Michigan City today to attend the funeral of Tames Reid former warden of the State Prison Ber nard Korbly appointed by State Chair man Jackson aS' the Democratic member of the election board has announced that because of the press of his business he will be unable to serve and it will be fnf fka nYioirman tn lH3ke HU other appointment before the meeting of the board with the Governor Weanes day morning Governor Marshall will at tend the Reid funeral services both at Michigan City and South Bend The Rev Klpllnger i chaplain of the prison will conduct the service Imemdiately afterward the funeral party will go to South Bend The body of the late war den lav in state at the Reid residence vest emay Biieruuou uuiu uulu C1OC The truce is at an end betwen oppos Ing armies at ort Benjamin Harrison and today the forces under Brig Gen Hodges will move upon those of Gen Might Somebody who has arrive! I with the main column of his army and is i strongly intrenched to the nortli and east of ort Benjamin Harrison beyond the all Creek bottoms The Tenth and Twenty sixth Infantry Regiments of the regular army recruited to full war strength from the Indiana and Ohio national guard regiments reinforced by the Sixth Cavalry and the engineers I will move out and against the enemy i this morning This afternoon the regl merits of the national guard each under i command of its regimental commander will also move against the "enemy" each regiment provided with twenty rounds of ammunition to the man ighting last ing all day is promised The soldiers of the national guard will have plenty to do in working out prob lems in auacK aiui ueiciisv troops will select prepare and occupy adefensive position to meet the impending attack from Gen Somebody's army me entire division under command of Bng Gen William McKee of Indiana will be tn action next Thursday Considering the positions the opposing forces now occupy It is unlikely that there will be a big battle until that day With the exception of the big review or the 6000 troops in eamp in tlie forenoon yesterday being Labor day and a holiday it was comparatively quiet at Maneuver Camp The truce arranged on Saturday was in effect until last night when Gen Somebody moved up witli liis main col umn Many officers and enlisted men re ceived permission to leave the ca mP terdav afternoon and attended the Speedway races and the circus in the citv In camp the men engaged in Base ball boxing singing and other sports mid the 1000 or more visitors who came to camp spent tlie afternoon listening to concerts by the irst and Second In diana Infantry bands at their camps and concert bv the Tenth United States Infantry Band in front of Brig Gen Charles I Hodges's headquarters Pho fngraphers and picture card men reaped Owing to the extreme reductions in prices it will be necessary to charge for alter ations Our tailors will make any changes at the most nominal cost ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD STRICTLY OR CASH Mayor Shank expects to shift the blame for the delay In the improvement of the city's fire fighting equipment from his shoulders to those of the City Council within the next two weeks The mayor said last night he expects to send a letter to his advisory commission when it meets Sept 19 Informing the members bo has dona all he to bring about peace in the administration and to break the deadlock between the Council and tlie Board of Public Works He will Inform the commission that it should not place any blame on Ills shoulders for not carry ing out its recommendations concerning the fire department When the commission was formed it made a formal report to tlie mayor that certain Improvements should be made in the citv's fire fighting equipment includ ing construction of additional engine houses With these additions a substan tial reduction in fire insurance rates could be made the commission believes lhe City Council has refused to make an ap propriation for improved fire facilities be fore the Board of Works receives bids and the board will not make a move until an appropriation is forthcoming The advisory commission' will not attempt to restore peace between the Works over the appropriation question 1 the' eight months' deadlock might cause sun luiuiri wujpuvn uv advisers are expected to steer clear of deadlock shores ADVISORS DO NOT MEET tv a to have held first meeting since the summer vacations yesterday afternoon but the failure of a quorum to appear at the Board of Trade Building where the meeting was called resulted in an adjournment for another two weeks Six members wore sitting In the Governor's room wnen mentioned the deadlock and the merit of the stand taken by the and the board They wore discussing the city Istratlbn in general when one mAmhers rmnrked: "Well now there's the fight between the Board of Works and the Council ought we not make some recommendation in The answer came quickly "Now this commission nau neiier not say anything to the mayor or to any one else about that deadlock If we make any recommendations we shall just be complicating things all tlie more and we'd better keep out of It Other members agreed It is believed the advisory commission will go on rec ord as favoring the construction of a crosstown street car line The recom mendation likely would have been made at yesterday's meeting if the quorum had been present The Quality Shop Odd ellow Building I have a new Method that cures rupture and I want you to use it at my expense I am not that stays cured and enus an truss weanng ana dan ger of strangulation forever No matter whether you have a single double or navel rupture or one following an operation my Method is an absolute cure No matter what your age nor how hard your work my Method i will certainly cure you I especially want to jend it free to those apparently hopeless cases where all forms of trusses treatments and opera tions have failed I want to show everyone at my own expense that my Method will end all rupture suffering and truss wearing for all time This means better health increased physical ability and longer life My free offer is too important to neglect a single day Write now and begin your cure at once Send no money Simply mail coupon below Do it to day as it passed but all of the other com 1 panies did fairly well INDIANA MEN WIN PRAISE The Indiana national guard as it passed I received high commendation from the reg ular army officers viewing the review The Indianapolis battalion the irst Bat talion of the Sepond Indiana Infantry Maj Henri Conde commanding and the Second Battalion composed of the Crawfordsville Winchester Portland and Kokomo companies made an excellent showing the lines of the companies which composed the battalions being nearly per fect Company I Engineer Corps A composed of 146 men marched by company front at th( of the irst Brigade with a splendid line An excellent showing was made also by the battalion of Ohio Engineers and the Third Indiana Infantry with the exception of one or two companies Maj II Kershner inspector general on the staff of Gen McKee rode to the irst Indi ana Regiment before it approached the re viewing officer and straightened the lines The regular hospital corps passed each man carrying a first aid package and making a splendid shoxvlng The regular hospital company was led by Capt Pipes The Indiana Hospital Corps brought up the rear of the Second Brigade wth a very creditable line The passing cavalry inspired every one with praise for the troopers who rode by on their brown black and sorrel horses in perfect lines led by their splendid band mounted on white horses After passing the reviewing officer the cavalry formed into a column by squads at a trot Com pany A signal corps A and Com pany At signal corps Indiana national guard brought up the rear mounted and pulling their' wire reel carts TWO ALL7 BY EXHAUSTION During the review which took place under a hot sun the heat being diminished only slightly by a gentle breeze two pri vates of national guard regiments were exhausted by the heat and fainted In line The men were Private Thomas Birdell Company Third Ohio Infantry and Private red A Lester Company A (Vin i cennes) of the irst Indiana Infantry The men were carried off the field on stretchers by members of the hospital corps Just before the troops started to pass in review a beautiful sorrel horse ridden bv Capt Charles Barry quartermaster of the Second Indiana Infantry became frightened and fell backward Capt Barry however realizing that he could not con trol the horse jumped to the ground just as the animal fell escaping serious injury The horse ran away and darted about the field until It was captured by a trooper of the cavalry patrol The review ended at 11:15 It required just one hour by the watch for the troops to pass in review Brig Gen Ilodges woo hicrhiv nlAnspd with tlie review and complimented the Indiana troops at its close review was very said he "The regiments of the Indiana national guard did very well I was surprised they should do so well with the little training they have MACOMB GETS PROMOTION Col Montgomery Macomb clilef of staff and chief umpire for the maneuvers has received notice that he will be ap pointed a brigidler general to succeed Brig Gen Albert Myer commanding the department of Texas who retires Nov 14 Col Macomb is one of four colonels named by President Taft last fall for appointment to brigadier' generalships Col Macomb is 58 years old and haa six more years to serve This will retire him as a major general He is chief of the first section general staff at Washington He saw his flrsn service in Alaska at ort Wrangle and then served on the staff of Gen Meigs while Gen Meigs was touring Europe studying the general staffs of foreign ex vt i 1 zxo xvi iozilar ciirvpv in United States Geological Survey served at the artillery school at ortress Monroe and served with the ourth Artillery or somq time he was also an instructor in mathematics and assistant prefessor of drawing at Westpoint and while there he was sent bv the secretary of war in charge of a party detailed to explore Central America for the Intercontinental Railway Commission and ascertain whether the railroad systems of North and South America could be connected This work required four and one half years all told and the partv reported that connections could be made in Central America with out serious engineering difficulties He rejoined his regiment at ort Riley Kas and at the outbreak of the Spanish American war when be was promoted to captain' he was assigned to command Light Battery of the Seventh Artillery a new regiment He served with his regi mefit in Porto Rico under Gen Nelson A Miles and served next in the Philiplpnes where he was promoted to major He re turned to the united stares nnu was ap pointed a member of the ordnance board Oos oi TJzxrtL IntPr hp coming a member of the general staff at Washington While a member of the general staff he was selected as American military at tache with the Russian armies In Man churia and acted As an observer through out the entire campaign against the Japanese He was appointed lieutenant colonel after his return to the United States and was assigned to command the artillery post at ort Riley Kansas Later he became colonel of the Sixth ield Ar tillery the first horse artillery regiment tn the American army or the1 i the general staff at Washington WARARE WILL NOH BEMN IN EARNEST Pioneer Brass Works Doth Phones 618 418 424 Penna St i ounders and inishers Castings In Aluminum brass ruuspiui Bronze Manganese Bronze and White Brass Brass Railings and Job Work a specialty Boiler eeders rumps tor mi rur puses 323 Tenth St INDIANAPOLIS Steam Pump Works Aae Time Ruptured 9 Cause of Rupture RIGHT Kr i aj A I lT A JKT ILK Ci wifely I III JU i rfORTH reHHSYLVMH 'JsBKb vBA 1 1 I fill wl t3 I iliii ijiiii! 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