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MEDITATIONS OF MIDSUMMER Theautomobfl Is cutting a great figure In the summer's It to taking the place of a stay at a summer resort for a good many people that can not bars both. It is taking others, that can nave both machine and resort, over the many miles "from the city to the resorts. There are many kinds of automobiles, but it has bean left for a man. and a married man at that, to discover that there Is one kind of machine that baa not yet boon manufactured, and that Is the courUn' car." This same married man suggests that It ought to be a car that a man could ran witb his teeth, but another person declares that teeth are net always available on a 'Ynurtln' car. Feet are the logical runners, and wny should not Iher kta hreHiaht Into service.

These are weeks when a few of the steps toward the October weddings are being- taken and the eourtln car Is moon In demand. la place of what ought to exist, but does not. courting has to be effected one might say effective tn sJ-mort any kind ot vehicle. With tlx, popularity of speed DM of these vehicles are or the steam, gasoline or etecuro sina that requires two hands and as many feet to keep them property propelled, to say nothing of the two eyes that are positively necessary when one maneges bis own steering goer with all of Its Strapfit It Has Not Been Planned. So what to there left, with which to run a car of the present kind, when a young man wishes to take riding the girl that he hopes to win.

or has won to the point ot A courting car seems to be ons of the absolute requirements for the 111 models. If It to too late for the cars of that season, then manufacturers should look to It that there should do no away In gating the designers to work on the eonrtlna: car of 1812 model. With such a need taring- the prospective brides and bridegrooms in ths lace, it 1 strangs mai no one has worked out the plan. There are a few visitors in town and these have been receiving social attentions, not too arduous for the state of the weather. One table of bridge on the porch Is the limit for many neighborhoods, and women that take their vacation In town often spend the cool of the morning play.

inm cards with frienda who In the after noon at home may be found In thin kimono taking their ease. Others more energetic declare that they do not suffer with the heat If they occupy, themselves with some neglected duty or get dressed and go out either shopping or trying to find some friend at home on whom they may calL' The season to a peculiar one In one respect. In that there seems to be none of the usual summer gossip. Things are rarely quiet and the nush of midsummer seems, to have fallen In with a slumber party of some kind. A.

Invitation is a rarity, a dance to quite oft the list, and If it were not for visitors there would be almost nothing to record. Michigan-'. Draws Indianapolis. Governor and Mrs. Marshall will seek their usual outing place, next week, and from there make rarious excursions, going to Mackinac for a short stay with Mr.

and Mrs. Meredith NlchoK son at their summer cottageand to the "Soo for another. Northern Michigan to the center for hosts of Indianapolis people. Its vnany waters, of less or greater sise. invtte one for every kind of summer pleasure, whether on the great steamers end their ut-of-slirht-cf-land trips, or for the shallows where it la safe for little rhiMren to psddia More and more are Indianapolis people building their summer bome In that part of the country, and coin to thera tor all the months possible In the-year.

What one clever couple did. many others perheps do. They took their money of one summer trip and built them a cottar e. Sow they havelt for their own occupancy, to present for a few weeks different frienda or to rent for sny season when they do not wish It for themselves. All It cost was wnai iney would have spent that one for their- pleasure and ether people's profit.

Ther count It, one of their beet investments. DYNAMITING. FOR Chare, Against' Two Men Arrested After a Long Chase. Erwin 1CE Fheffleld avenue, and George McCarty, 1313 Hlatt street, were arrerted yesterday afternoon by lilcyclemen GoIInlsch and Baatlan. of the southwest substation, charged with dynamiting Eagle creek for fish.

The arrests rere made after a long chase by the hee1men through the country, the two men having fled on their spproarh. The discarded bicycles and pur-iui Die men on foot, finally capturing ihrm, In an old barn where they hid. exhausted. Reeklenta in the vicinity of Morris treet and the creek called the police following a terrific explosion, followed by plnKhlnw of the water. Dynamiters were uspected and werefound taking the lead fifh from the Two baskets were found filled all fish' and the surface of the creek 4estlned to-the effectr tveness of the explosion.

Jhe canes against the fro were continued In police court EX-GREENFIELD GIRLS MEET. Annual Reunion and House Party of Club Members at-Anderson. Pcial te The Indians polls Neva GREENFIELD, July 30- The" Decern D. H. D.

Club, composed of former Greenfield gtrls. Is holding Its annual reunion and house party at the home of Mrs. Elsie Berkeblle, In Anderson. Those In attendance are Mrs. Lulu Curry Leech, Mrs Grace Gable Strickland, Mrs.

Anna Valkr Binford, Mrs. Ellis Rock Jackson, illas Mary Duncan. Miss Baldwin, of this city! Mrs. Neva Pllkenton Chittlck, Frankfort; Mrs. Pearl Walker McCoy, Columbus, Mrs.

Mary Oar- m-i Otwrtvthv lira. Kftl UimtiQll MirB Ruth Stone, of Indiana- folia, and iira. iieiie tsarrexi ooo or 'endieton. The members of the club were classmates In the Greenfield schools several years ago. SCHOOLS COLLEGES MUSIC TweBty-Ttf tli Season American ga Conservatory rnt ixtcrvc scBOot rar is irrjuca y-tntn IsncJty ot 7X Superior TeanOer'i 1 Srvool.

FMblie School Musio. bcbool ol Eipression, Phrsicsl torture. LmmfnU frr Thirty trcholrhlpsswm-d- e4. fall sens fcr TbtiT-tT, Apt. atb.

U''i. JaiiN 1. fcUTTit Itil. ha Hart Coawsy School Acting dtrecud Ij Bin Cosy AmtHcfs fleetest edocaiof io the stage bead lor prospectus. Ti" TQTO Dcsesiic Sdezct, iiiUuH Art, Expreuicn.

FpeclalCountee. Jformil Coane tor leacheis. fnU Cocrsee leading to Diplomas. tre It on. SesroDsble Bates.

aad tip till CcSege Vci In 22 JscksoavZU. AUTO til ttsrtrta CO I AUTQMQB1LE Ynn INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1910. PERSONAL- AND Mr. and Mrs. Giles L.

Smith have rone to Mackinaw. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot H. Trusler left today for a trip to the lakes.

Mrs. John Ulery will leave tomorrow for Chicago to make a visit. Mias Cecil Klrkpatrlck. of Greensburg. is the guest of Miss Lucille Long.

Mr. and Mrs." Edgar Wilding have returned from a visit to Yellowstone park. Misxes Emma and Anna Hupke will go to Maxinkuckee Monday to stay two weeks. Miss Mary Hastlng-s arrived today row Evaniton. where hV-took a course in music Miss Stella Quigley has returned from a Visit of four weeks at Urbana and Cedar Point.

O. Miss Lortne Stewart has returned from a three weeks' visit with relatives in Centralis, III. Isaac MUllkan will leave this evening for northern Mtchlsmn to spend the weekend with his family. Dr. and Mra John R.

Hussey have gone to Denver to visit relatives and will be absent several weeks. Frank Byers, of Cincinnati, came today to spend a week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Byers. Walter B. Harris will leave Monday for Norfolk. and Philadelphia to visit ber son Ralph.

Mias Nora Welsh and Miss Elenor Mc-Orath have gone to visit at Detroit. Buffalo -and Niagara falls. Mrs. Eleanor Golay has returned from Chicago, where she took a course in music and art at Lincoln Center. Mr.

nnd -Mra R. W. McJIlchael and son Robert, hsve gone on a two week's visit to Toionto, Canada. Mra William M. Smith, of Birmingham.

arrived today to visit Mrs: William Campbell for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Xaegls and son Harold have gone to Kla-ara Falls and Canada for tea days. Miss Ruth Eleanor Stacey has returned from Grand Rapids and Muskegon.

where she spent two weeks. Dr. and Mra. J. C.

Stenhenson and daughter Frances will leave Tuesday I for Jopltn, to stay Tvso wee as. Miss Jean M. Cochrane, of Los Anreles. to vising her sister, Mra Frederick C. Heath, IX) West Twelfth street.

Mra. W. Elchholtl has none to Co lumbia City to spend two weeks with her mother, Mrs. C. D.

Waldllch. Miss Elizabeth Driggs went to Mailn- kuckee today to visit sister, Mrs. Oliver T. Byram, at ber cottage. Mra Stewart Kurti has rone to Win ona to visit her mother, Mrs.

Rawiings, of Anderson, who has a cottage there. Miss Mabel June Allen has g6ne to Greencastle to attend a house party given by her sorority, the Alpha omega ti. Mrs. Sarah M. Fulmer and Mrs.

Lore tan B. Farlee and children have gone to Dayton, to spend several Mr. and Mra William Anheler. of Mon- tlcello, who visited Mr. and Mrs.

John T. Btewart, leit toaay iot Niagara an. Mra Lee TaM entertained forty little trls yesterday to celebrate the birth-ay of her daughter Ruth. Mra Otto Letter and children and Miss Blrk will leave Monday for Pasadena, CaL. to visit their sister for two months.

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Mr. and Mra Henry J. Brandon, have gone on a motor trip to uetrou ano vicinny for a weeit.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Lynn will return the latter part of next week from a visit with Mrs. Jonn la.

spann, ai Malone. N. T. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Lando and daughter. Miss' Edith Lando. left today for Utah, and Yellowstone Park to be gone several weeks. Vr anri Mrs N. A.

Secord left thlS morning in their touring car for Cleveland and other eastern points. They will be gone two weeks. if mnd Mrs. Charles Holland enter tained at dinner last evening tor Mr. and Mra R.

L. Sherman, of Birmingham, and Miss Alpha Boekloh. Mr. and Mrs. William McCarty.

of Richmond. Mr. end Mrs. Albert iiuir- Iff 1 a mmm hla metsier, ana uru' city, lea today for Niagara Falla Ur and Mra' Jesse Hugh Boyd enter tains imm HMiinr with a' small com pany for Miss Blanche Fields, who to the in -SI Ys.A Dhi4 guest Ot Misses Bams svna rmi i cvju. wr w.

r. Henley and flaugnter Martha, who are visiting in the west, in ret nut month to Hood River. where there are many Indianapolis people. Mra Orland E. South, of Pleasant Ridge, and Mrs.

Eetelle Glenn, ot Wenatekee. who visited their aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth A South, returned home today. Mrs.

F-. E. ief. Miss Marie Sieg, Mrs. G.

H. Shofer, of Richmond; Mra. J. R. Smith and Mrs.

L. D. Yeaton have gone to Buffalo. N. and Toronto, Canada, for ten daya Miss Jessie O.

Wotf. who was graduated from Wellesley college tn June and since has been vtsltlng friends In the east, la now in Pittsburg and win return home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. if.

A. Woollen are oc-cxtpylng the- W. W. Woollen, residence. ICS North Pennsylvania street, during the absence ot Mr.

and Mra Woollen to their country homes Mr. and Mra William Hogan left today for a ten days trip through the east. They wUl attend the international apple growers convention at Niagara Falls before returning. The Pleasant Hour Club will aneet Tuesday with Mrs. Russell Burorser, 4811 Central avenue.

Mrs. Hugh Merrlfleld will have charge of current events and Mrs. Newton West will give a reading. Miss Helen Butterfleld. Miss Catherine Putnam, Donald Schooler.

Mac McDonald and Mra. Frye will leave tomorrow for a week's outing at Lake Manltou. where they will occupy a cottage In Ferndale. Dr. and Mrs.

C. L. Byers wll go to Boyd Park today to spend Sunday with relatives and Monday will leave there for a two weeks' nshlng trip among the lakes In the northern part of the state. The Costuras Club will meet- Tuesday with, Mrs. Samuel Sellers and Mrs.

-Jerome Wise at their cottage at Bethany The members will take the Mar-insvilie car at o'clock In the morning. i Mrs. M. F. Smith and Miss Vivian Smith, and Mrs.

M. Breen have gone to Niagara Falls. From there they will take the lake trip to Chicago and will tpend week at Mackinac before returning The New Era Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mra Frank Armstrong-. 308 South Arsenal avenue. Mrs.

Vestal read a paper on "The Life of Christopher and the quotations will be miscellaneous. Miss Lila Kurts will leave the middle of August for Providence. R. to visit her sister. Mrs.

Samuel Douglas, former-Iv Miss Helen Kurts. who was married in June. Later Miss Kurts will visit Miss Irene Taggert at Mass. Miss Nettie E. Lackey entertained with a five hundred party and luncheon- this afternoon for Miss Edith of Cincinnati.

The decorations were of yellow garden flowers and the Ices were of the same color. The hostess was assisted by Miss Marioa Lanta. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kahlo will leave rext week for Baltimore to visit Dr.

Kahlo's mother Mra; Charles Kahl and sister. Mrs. Herbert Exley Cave, both formerly ot this city, and later they will go to Scltuate, Masa. where Mrs, Kshlo will remain two weeks. Dr.

Kahlo will return home. Miss Sophia Kolb was hostess last eenii tor which she rave for ber cousin. Miss Clara E. Boehm, of Chicago. guests were Misses Teresa Root.

Florence Lews, Nettle Lackey. Gertrude McOuoL Miriam Marer and Maria Weaver, and Alfred and Elmore Prange. Howard Kelso. Roy pixon, Arley Knoll, Alfred. Gandinar and Burt Uervasa Arthur E- Peters' gave farewell party last evening for two Cousins, Miss Laura WHUams and William Donavan, who left today for California.

The guests were Misses Helen -Howard. Mabel Becker, Augusta Wright, Elsie Carter, Lorene Cooney. Dorothy Rider. Eula Rldlev. Dorothy Penn and Marie Nell and Claude S.

Jackson William Pcott. Chester Carter, Lewis1 Howard. alter Bsster, Clareoee Peters, -Pierce! Graham. Clare noe McK.ee and Herbert Klncb. Engagements and Weddings.

Mra Ella A. Msrtln announces the engagement of her daughter. May Glvlden. to Packard B. HaH, son of Mr.

and Mrs. U. Hall of this Mr. and Mrs. 8.

E. Woodard. of South-port, -announce the engagement of th'lr daughter, Urace Alice, to Othal Royer. of this city. The "wedding will take place la MrJ and Mra James M.

Bell announce the engagement of their daughter Cecile Marion, to Darron M. Wrinkle, of Atlanta. Ga. The wedding will take place Wednesday evening. August 10.

The marriage is announced of Miss Nellie Julian and William Floyd -Rigga. the Rev. J. R. Henry, pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist church, officiating.

Mr. and Mrs. Rlggs are at home with Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Totteo, 134 Linden street.

1 The marriage of Mias EfBe Lucille Fowler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Conery Fowler, to Andrew Laurence Carter Bellefontame, will take place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents. 306 North La Salle street. The attendants will be Miss Mildred Carter and Clyde Funk, both of Belle-fontalne, O.

Suburban Social News CUMBERLAND. John Smsry. ot Richmond, was the rrt of his father. Charles Emery, and family, last week. and Mra Adrian 8hepherd, Mr.

and Mra Clarence Hnfford. Mra Delia Bennot and Mr aad Mra Joha Rethmeyer snd family, of Richmond, were nests of Mr. and Mra John Hufford and family, la Qrooa-field, at suppor Monday Mr Charles Johnston and daaghtsr Oweaeth, have gone to North Vornoa to visit her par-rents and other rvtatlres for oererel weeka Mr. and Mra Charlse Gals entertained at sapper Friday ereoing for Mr. aad Mrs.

Edward Oale and sons Clarence end Rsymond. of and Mr. and lira William Oais and and Mra Edward Wlm snd daushtsr Doris, spent Sunday with Mr. aad Mra Edward Huntington. Mr.

and Mra Martin Amos and daughtss Ruth, of Oeorgstewa are the guests of his parse la Mr. aad Mra Jacob Amos, and other relatives for ssTeral weeks. William Gals and Henry Wessllng attended ths annual reunion of the asrentisth Indiana reslmrat at Bethany park. Peart C. OllsOn spent Monday afternoon with her sister-in-law.

Mrs. George Rodewald. snd fsmtly. st Roy Ehspherd. of Milivllls.

spent this wsek with her parent Mr. and Mrs. Charlse Wiese, and fsmily. Mr. and Mra George Merlow aad family and Hsnry Coleman, of laaianepoiis, ana Mr.

ana Mrs. Robert Coleman and son Clslr. and Miss Ross Richmond wsre gusts of Mr. aad Mrs. Benjamin Cols man st dinner Mr.

and Mra John Rethmeysr and family, of Richmond, who Tlstted relatives -hers, hays returned Rusael Bart low snd daaghtsr Irene, of Rushvllle. who visited her parents, Mr. and Mra Edward Hunting, ton, and family, for several weeks, have returned home. John Newhoase and bsr mother. Mra.

John Cotton, spent Thursdsy with relatives at South port. Miss Grimth returned home with them and was their guest for several and Mra D. O.J Riser entertainsa Mr. ana uiotm and Mr. and Mra William Fye -and family st dinner Sunday.

A. Brtttcnham. B. C. Huntington and Mr.

and Mra. John Rsth-meyer spent Sunday In Madison. society of the Baptist church will picnic in Or a Cotton's woods Thursday, August Mrs. Christian Wleee and Mrs: F. W.

Wiese and daughter Frances, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mra. John Deal, near Mr. and Mra Lynton Tyndall. of Chicago, were ths guests of Mra'Msry Ebaugh Satur day and Sunday.

and Mrs. Clarence Hufford entertained Miss Olive Mufford. et Green field, and Wlllism Fits, if Connersvilla st supper Sunday evening. and Mra Earl Butler, of Irving-ton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hllkene this and Mrs. Ore Cotton gave a surprise party Wednesday evening to celebrate their daughter Cecil's birthday anniversary. George Burkls and daughters Omel. Mabel and Ruth, of Irving ton. were gueata of Mr.

and Mra Benjamin Coleman and family The Misses Hester and Grace 'Strickland have gone to Charlottesville te Visit Miss Dorothy BelL over Miss Freada Hartlng entertained a number of young people at supper Sunday evening. PLAIN FIELD. Mrs. R. W.

PrVntiss and baby are visiting relatives at Rockford. Msry and Minnie Morgan, Oscte and Elsie Hadley, Lola Jones and Pearl Ford spent Saturday and Sunday In Brown Bdna Macey. of Splcsland. Is visiting Mrs. Minnie Misses Katbrya and Margaret Msn-denhalL of Chicago, are visiting their grandmother.

Mra Mary MendenbalL and other Barker and children, of Danville, are spending the week wtth Dr. P-Cope and Townsend Cope end family sfra. Griffith Wright baa returned from Coal Bluff. LiUisn Allen spent Saturday night and Sunday at Hadley. Dooley snd daughter.

Mra Elisabeth Scott, are spending ths week at Bethany park. Eminence and Jean Stanton has returned to ber. home la Indianapolis after spending a week with her cousin. Miss Haaet Owens. The relatives and friends of Otto Johnson gavs him a birthday party Monday night.

Huldah Mueller, ot nprtngfleld. 111., is visiting ber sister, Mrs. F. M. O.

F. Calbert entertained Sunday at dinner to celebrate her husband's birthday anniversary. The guests were: Mr. and Mra James Birch-am. Charles Hays end Miss Minnie Hays, of Indianapolis; Mr.

and Mra Frank Bond, Noblesvklie; Mr. and Mra Charles Waldo, Lapel; Frank Calbert and family aad Fred Calbert and family, of this Cos snd family have gone te Dasa for a two weeks' aid' society-of the BoutB Bide M. E. church entertained the north side with a picnic Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Hob be were the guests ef Mr. aad Mrs. R.

W. Furaaa In Indianapolis. Sunday John Qunn la spending a few days st Rensselaer. and Mrs. R.

A Gepbart spent Saturday eight and Sunday at Greenfield. Clara Vlckrey and little daughter Susan are at Winona for several weeks Mra. P. J. Walsh aad children are visiting her parents at and Mrs.

William Butler, of Oklahoma City. Okla, are vtsltlng ber mother, Mra Hannah Davis. Lillian Lutev, of Calumet. Is visiting her brother. J.

L. Lutey. aad Mias Mabel Record, of Indianapolis, la visiting Elmer Homaday and Newlln aad family, of Madison. visited C. O.

Newlln and family this week R. W. Copelaad and family spent Saturday night and Sunday Miss Mildred Burkett. of Winchester, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Urboa Stanisy. CARMEL. Miss Sarah Fotlett has returned from visit with Miss Rets Harvey at Richmond and Mra I. N. Beeson have returned from a visit wtth- their children.

Mr. and Mra. Frank Sink, ef Findlay, Clara B. Graves and daus-hter. Mia Virginia Graves, ef Richmond, who visited Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Branson snd daughters, have returned Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hoaklna and son Hubert and Mr.

sad Mra Edgar E. Small and daughter Maurlne. were the guests of Mra Kattie Carey and eons of Poplar Ridge st 'dinner Msll Williams has returned from a visit With ber sister. Mrs. frank Woodward, ef Rev.

and Mrs. Esra Williams and of Danville. were the guests of snd Mrs. Lemuel Carey aad family Saturday and and Mra John Lee and family, of Indianapolis, are the gwets of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Apple and Bonineld. of Xvanevlile. Is spending the summer vaca tion with his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. William El wood Henley snent Mon- dsy and Tuesday with ber relatives, George Man love ana Mra Melissa Manlove, at Nora.

The Misses Joanna and Esther Painter en tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Powers, of Broad Ripple; Mr. Thlstle-thwaite. of Eariham college.

and Dr. Clinton Mary Roberts, of Nobleevllle. visited her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E.

Brokaw, this The Rev. Willis Bond was called to Arcadia Thursday to conduct the funeral services of Mra Margaret Perry Kirtley. ef Indlaoepolla was the guest of Mr. snd Mra Raymond Johnson. Saturday and Ethel Power Is spending several days wtth Miss Pearl Jones, of Indiana Mra H.

Sptvey has returned from a visit wlta her sister, Mrs. K. Dcvia, of Frankfort, aad her dau enter. Mra Earl Robe- sin, of and Frank Strettan entertained a small company -of fries ds st lencheoa Monday evenlns In honor of the birthday anniversary of the latter. Masis Lamb, of Indianapolis.

Visited her Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Lamb. Satur day aad and Mrs.

Calvin Carey. who were called ta Ifoolesvtue ay the Illness) ot their daughter. Mra Zeiss, have returned aad Mra. Calvin Bond were celled) to Inkle Creek Thursday by the death1 of a and Mra William Bonlneld en tertained st dinner as- their guests Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Henley and daugh ter, ec Indiana poiia; miss lamany McNutt. of Bread Ripple; Earl Bonlneid. of Evanevtlle.

and Ralph Lee. of Prmlar aad Mra Rnlile Henley, of Nora, vietted there rela tives, Mr. and Mrs. I wood Henley and Mr. and Mra illiam Jeonee, Saturday and Sunday.

and Mra Frederick Elliott. Chalmer DUon Herbert Dixon were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Or-rllls Dtioa. of Poplar Ridge.

E. E. Small entertained a company of girls Sunday afternoon la honor of the birthday anniversary of her 4 daughter, i ne guests were: Mary Halnee, Margaret Follett. Vera Venabie. Josephine Heine.

Elenore Murthy. Esther Quick. Zelda Venabie. Kenneth Murphy. Harriott Pickett.

Geneve Barker snd Myron Murphy aaa Mra H. A. Roberts entertained at luncheon bonder evening, having as guests Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, of Rochester; Mra Perry Kirtley.

of Indianapolis; Mr. aad Mra Frank A Strettan. Mr. and MrS- Horace Perisho. Mr.

and Mra FrtJsnck Johnson and daughter Mildred. Mias Maud Blanchard and FY ark Stanton. Rev. and Mra M. L.

Fans her hare gone to Elkhart to spend two weeks with relatives and frienda BROAD RIPPLE. Mra -K. Watts and children' and Miss Frances Whltsell spent Sunday evening with Mr. Mrs. Noah Brunson and family, of Mlnrle Davis, ot Brownsburg, was the gueet of Mini Martha Metsker this week Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Engle and daughter Thelma entertained, Sundsy, for Mr. and Mrs. Benton ttcovllle and children, and Mrs. F.ttsaheth Ward, of AlUsonvllle, and the Misses Esther Fergoeoa and Lola and Ruth and Mra A.

J. Probst were SOCIAL. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Probst and family, of MooresviUe.

a tew days this week. Mrs. Dora Wallace, of Indianapolis, spent Monday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguses aad and Mra Milton Powell entertained, Sunday, for Mr.

and Mra Fred Powell, of AUlsonvUle. aad Mr. and Mra Harry Dr. and Mrs. Kimber-lln.

who spent a few weeks with their daughter. Mrs. LaRue Heady, have returned -to thetr home tn Tuckerman. Ark. Atetha Dawson, was the guest of frtsnda la Marioa a few days of this week.

Rev. aad Mrs. F. E. Dugan.

of Pekln, are the guests of reuv tires and Mra. Oennette.i'Wrtgbt. of Manhattan. Is the, guest ot Mr. and Mra J.

Ferguson and fatuily. for a few Miss Annie Good acre, from Ambla, Is visiting Miss Charlotte Florander foe a few Mra William Amholter, Mra George Sheets and Mrs. Omer Gillespy attended the. funeral of Mra Clara Warn be ugh, at Greenfield. Tuesday.

Mr. end Mrs. C. W. Heatoa aad the Misses Edna and Florence Heaton were the guests of friends In C.

Klnnamaa spent Sunday with friends tn Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cornell ue left. Tuesday, for Seattle, te Sarah Heasong. and Miss Mary Martin were called ta Hoopee-ton.

11 L. by the tineas of their sister, Mrs. John Rev. and Mra F. B.

Deugaa. of Pekln. and Mrs. Emma Enrle aad daughter Tbelma were the guests of Mr. aad Mrs.

B. I. Bcovtlle. of Alltsonvllle, Mr. and Mra Emmett Earle left today for a two weeks' trip to Nlann Falls aad ether points Mr.

sad Mra LaRaw Heady aad son Ralph, sad Dr. end Mrs. J. Klmberlta were the guests of friends In Bloominrton. Miss Marias Harrison, of Fisher Bwnca.

nas returnea Home after a few weeks with Miss Audrey Hrtock Mr. aad Mrs. Flnton Record and children- of MartlMvlll. and Frank Pierce, of the runerai ot Mrs. Kme Morgan.

Charlotte Floraader entertained. Friday evealng. for the Misses Ann is Coodacre. ot Ambla; Modessa aad Geneva Eatea. Claade ana Benjamin Myers and Ralph Hssler and rover party i was gtvea at the borne of Miss Rena Adams, Wadneeday evening.

Those present were Blanch Pseree. Ltlliaa Klrkpatrtck. Fanale Klnaaman. Frances Loosshars. Florence Heaton, Tbelma Kngle.

Ruth and Lois Armentrout, Helen Watts, Bennett Watta Robert Klrkpatrlck. Glen Marts. Frederick Newby. Tyner Smith. Albert aad John Feeler.

Reginald Kline. Robert 'Miller. Herbert Bareness, LI 11 Is Lawson and Mauri ne Loft. At Ft. Benjamin Harrison.

Miss Elisabeth Little, who has been vis- mnv her Sister. Mra Herman Tarrntan ot ClncinnatL returned to the poet Wednesday afternoon. Colonel Mervln L. Maus, medical Corps, who had been on duty In the post in connection with the militia camp, returned to Chicago, HI, Monday morning. Miss Lloyd Frier, who has' been visit ing mends near LoulavUle, for several davs In the last week, returned to the post Monday afternoon, July 25.

Captain G. Maury Cralle, Tenth Infantry, has been detailed as assistant to ths chief quartermaster during the maneuver encampment at this pott In September. Miss Erleen and Miss Winifred Me-Hugh, who have beep the guests of Chaplain John A. Ferry and Miss Ferry for the last week, returned to their home Tuesday morning. -The Misses Matalle and Gladys McFer-land, of Bridgeport, school friends of Miss Lloyd Frier, arrived in the post Thursday afternoon and are guests at the home of Major and Mrs.

Frier. J. P. O'Mahoney, of Indianapolis. And Father Charles O'Mahoney, of SL Augustine, were visitors ta the post Won-dav afternoon as the guests of Chaplain John A.

Ferry Tenth Infantrj. Captain Harry H. Tebbetta. Tenth infantry, has been detailed to prepare a number of map problem to oe worked out during the autumn maneuvers at this post during the month of September. Mrs.

Charlotte Srnit'h, who has been the guest of Captain and H. H. Tebbetta for the past three months, left the post Thursday morning for New Hampshire, where she will visit friends until the early fall. Lieutenant Fred B. Carrithers.

Tenth Infantry, who has been the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. De Lancey, left the post Thursdav afternoon for Falrbury, 111., where be will spend the rest of his three months leave of absence. Mrs. Milton G. Holliday, wife of Lieutenant Holllday, Eighth Cavalry; Fort Robinson.

arrived in. the poet Saturday evening, and is the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. HarrelL Mra Holtl-dav is a sister of Mrs. CaDtalns Leroy A. -Fifteenth cavalry; R.

M. Bramblla, Twenty. seventh. inianiry, ana i. v.

Infantry, who have been on duty la the ooet with the militia camp, left Sunday morning for their permanent, aiattona Lleutnant W. J. Fitrtnaurice entertained Informally at the officers' mess Monday evening for Lieutenants De Lancey. Carrithers, Tenth infantry, and Lieutenant Chester Harnett, Fifteenth cavalry, who Is on leave or absence visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Judge C.

F. H. Carrtthers, who has been the guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. John De Lancey for the last week, left the cost Tuesday afternoon for Attica. where be will spend a few days at the Mudlavia springs, after which he will return to his home at Falrbury; I1L Cari tain Edwin A.

Shuttleworth, 'Second infantry, who has been on duty, tn the post in connection with the militia camp as an Instructor, left Sunday morning for Gettysburg. where he will be on duty in a similar capacity with the National guard of Pennsylvania at that place. An agreeable surprise was arranged for Mrs. H. A.

Greene Monday evening, July 25, it being her birthday anniversary. The regimental band assembled in front of the house and rendered an excellent program, and a large number of Mrs. Greene's many friends called during the evening. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Cruse, chief Quartermaster, Department of the Lakes, was visitor to the post Thursday. He inspected the maneuver grounds and the quartermaster's equipment for the camp in September.

Colonel Cruse left the post Thursday evening for his station at Chicago. 1 Miss Lloyd Frier, daughter ot Major and Mrs. Frier, gave a very pretty informal hop Friday evening In honor of her guests. Miss Matalle and Miss Gladys McFarlana, of Connecticut. All the young women and the bachelor officers of the post were present.

Dainty refreshments were served. The regimental orchestra furntohed the music. Brigadier-General Charles L. Hodges, TT. 8.

from Chicago, accompanied by his ald-de-camp. First Lieutenant Charles R. Hodsres. Twenty-ninth infantry, vis ited the post Thursday. General Hodgna will be in commano ot au mo troops at the autumn maneuvers, and came to look over the grounds and decide what was necessary for- the proper equipment of the camp.

The second battalion of the regiment, under the command of Major William L. Bucb, which to camped on the reservation near the new target range, has about completed Its target practice. Some of the men have made some very good scorea New rifles have been issued the regiment from Rock Isisnd arsenal, and this battalion has not bad sufficient time to learn the aero of the gun a About fifty men have qualified as marksmen. Lieutenant Robert Elchelberger entertained with a very pretty dinner at the Columbia Club. Indianapolis.

Tuesday evealng for Lieutenant William J. Flts- mauflce, it Doing nis iwenty-nrtn Dirtn-dav. Others present were the Misses Rus- selie ana neten trcu, nw uanson, ot Indianapolis; Miss Le Roy Buck. Lieutenants Fred B. Carrithers and Chester BarnetC After the dinner Lleuteant Eichelberrer took his guests for an automobile ride.

The board of officers which has been in session for the last ten days examining annltcanta for admission to the medical reserve corps, finished Its labors Monday afternoon, ana me papers were rorwameo to Washington for final marking and grading. The following applicants took the examination: Dra P. J. Coultas, ot Chrlsney. H.

Smith, of Terra Haute. J. J. Briggs, Frederick E. Hlckson and Herman O.

Morgan, of In-dlanapolla The result ef the examination will not be known for several weeks. Lieutenant and Mra De Laneey entertained Informally Wednesday evening for Lieutenant Fred B. Carrithers, Tenth infantry, who has recently been assigned to the Infantry, and who la now on his graduation leave, rterreenmema were served during the evening. Those present were Miss Le Roy Buck, Miss Frances Burleson. Miss Bessie Craney.

Miss Rus-selle Cecil. Miss Lloyd Frier, Miss Santa Van VI let. Ml" Frances Rockwell, Mu Helen Cecil, Miss Elisabeth Little. Miss Marguerite van. Vllet, Lieutenants C.

R. Lewis, R. Taylor. Jesao Gaston. Gordon R.

Catts, A. J. White. E. O.

Bueret, Lewis Rockwell, W. J. Fltxmaurlce, John H. Stutesman, F. M.

Kennedy, R. L. Ilichelberger and Fred B. Carrithera, Reunion cf Old Fiddlers. Special to The Indianapolis NewaJ ANDERSON, July JO.

The third annual reunion of the Indiana Old Fiddlers Association will take place at Mounds park tomorrow. CaV prises will be given. There will, be a parade of the fiddlers before they go to the park. None under forty-five years old will be allowed to take part in the contest. All professional fiddlers or those playing by note are also barred, BOYS STEAL REVOLVERS AIID FIRE AT POLICE TWO YOUNG READERS OF LURID y'; v' LITERATU BOASTFUL OVER ADVENTURE Twelve revolvers, ranging In style from the latest pattern of today to the old-time flint lock guns of the early sixties; three pairs of the newest make of handcuffs, two pairs of knacks and several boxes of cartridges' wrapped up in a Jersey sweater, stolen with the other plunder, comprised the loot ot two boys, one ten and the other fourteen years old.

who were captured after what they thought was a running fight with policemen Haggert and Whitehead through the yards of the old rolling mills and t- their homes in South Missouri street, shortly after midnight this morning. The boys, according to thetr own confession to Police Captain Ceffln, had entered the sporting goods store owned by Ous Hablch. 143 East Washington street, about midnight and had taken the weapons and other articles. They forced an entrance to the store over the' rear door, and bad been enabled, owing to their size, to crawl between two Iron bars which guarded the doors. Once on the Inside of the they said, it was an easy matter for them to pick out the goods they wished at their leisure.

This accomplished and the plunder tied in a Jersey which they took from tha store, they made their way to the west side to enjoy their. treasure. Proceeded to Maka a Noise The boxes of cartridges were opened and divided and they proceeded to make as much noise aa possible. Policemen on their beats were within hearing distance, and made an Investigation. They located the youngsters, and the chase began.

Firing into the air and calling to the boys only made their speed greater, and ail the time the boys were emptying the revolvers which they carried, at the officers. The boys made for home with the police cloee behind. In fact, go close that the front doors of the boy's dwellings shut in thetr faces. Both of the boys were arrested and taken to police headquarters, where they confessed, after some Questioning- to the theft. They also con-essed to having committed several other minor robberies of recent date.

Both boys were unconcerned, regarding their arrest and talked freely. Both are readers of lurid literature. It to said, and both Wished to be "bad men from the west," They confessed to shooting at the policemen during the chase and the ten-year-old made the remark. "Gee, that was Just hke war. Youngster's Bravado.

The older boy threw: three revolvers away while they were In flight but the younger held- on to his, When asked In the captain's office why he had not thrown his weapons away, he replied with much show of bravado never throw my guns for no The beys were taken to the detention hams for the remainder of the night. They are charged with burrlarly and grand larceny, tne goous stoien Doing valued at 150. The older of the two is now under pro bation tn the juvenile court, having been released only a short time ago. ai mat time be was charged wtth cutting a wire cable charged with electricity. in juvenile court tne cases or-tne two boys were continued until Tuesday mom-Inav The older bov.

who is fourteen. Is to be held at the detention home until the trial comes up. and tne younger ooy, who Is ten, was allowed to go home with his father, who is held responsible for bis appearance Tuesday. VISIT, OF FOREIGN WOMEN. Local Committee Appointed to Provide Proper Entertainment.

One of h' Interesting events of September will the visit to this. city pf the foreign (women that are to attend the International prison congress to be held' in this country In that month. They will be here only one September 16, and a committee of Indianapolis women will give an entertainment for them. Mrs. John B.

Elam has. been appointed chairman of the committee and ehe haa called for the first meeting Monday at o'clock p. The members ot the committee are Mra Charles W. Fairbanks, Mrs. Thomas R.

Marshall, Mrs. Addison C. Harris, Dr. Mary A. Spink, Mrs.

O. S. Runnels, Mrs. John Holliday. Mrs.

Amos W. Bijller. Mra Ernest Bross. Mrs. Bernard Vennegut.

Mra W. H. H. MUlcr, Mra. Lew Shank.

Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. Hilton U. Brown, Mrs. "John O.

Williams, Mrs. W. E. Hayward. Mra.

W. Coleman, Mrs. John Perrin, i Mrs. Charles A. Layman, Mrs.

Clemens Vonnegut. Mrs. J. K. Lilly.

Mra Louis Hollweg, Mrs. Charles A. Gar- Vfee inhn TCsrn Mra W. J. McKee, Mrs.

Frank Atbon Mormon. Mrs. Moses Thorner, Mrs. Thomas Tag-gart and Mrs. Morris Ross.

This prison congress meets but once In five years and at the invitation of the government it will meet for the first time In the United States. There will be about two hundred delegates from abroad and the people from -the different countries will be the guests of the government. The meeting will be held In New York, and there will be a tour of the states. The vtottors will see the Institutions In New York, one In Ohio, one tn New Jersey, one in Michigan, then in Chicago and Jollet Indianapolis will be the only state capital visited. There- will be only a few Americans in the party.

Mrs. Elam bas been invited to go on the trip and has accepted. AU preparations for the pleasure of the visitors while in this city will be perfected early. EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED. None Hurt Mn Accident Believed to Have Been Caused by Wreckers.

WILKES-BARRE, 37 Quaker trtty express oi tne ventre ttau-road of. New Jersey, running over the Delaware A Hudson track, was wrecked at Pittston, three miles from here, at midnight The engine. In the charge of engineer Casey, of Scran ton, and fireman Pearson, also of Scranton. turned over and both men narrowly escaped. Three of the four coaches of the train were de railed ana the forwara car was oaaiy smashed.

Of the- twenty-five passengers all were badly shaken up. but none was seriously it is believed the socmen was caused bv train wreckers. The vigilance of the engineer alone prevented what might kavo been a serious disaster. He saw a misplaced rail ahead and before his engine struck it he had applied the brakes and reduced the speed. -Spikes were withdrawn from the ties, allowing the train to swing Inside.

--Articles of Incorporation. -Articles of Incorporation have been filed in the. office of the secretary of state for the following! Tha Universal Tire Bridge Company, Indianapolis; capital stock. to manufacture a device to be used in connection with pneumatic tirve; directors, r. E.

Gregg. B. L. McOuat. W.

W. Gregg and F. Gregg. The Borgerdiug Motor Car Company, New Albany; dealers; capital stock. Incorporators.

Herman Harry E. and Lenora J. tjorgeraing. The Standard Brass Foundry, Indianapolis; capital stock. tlO.Ouo; directors.

Herman Llfchltx, Albert Holxworth and Loula Bagalowsky. The Dalrymple Contracting Company. Gary; general contractors: capital stock, lli.OuO: incoroorators. O. W.

Dalrymole, G. H. Manlove and Bertha A. Man love. Capitol Jcwelnr company.

Indiana-polls; capital stock. 3.0xi; dealers; incorporators, Arnold Zerwlck. U. W. Btoehr and E.

V. Moore. The Loahbough and Jordon Tool and Machine Company. Elkhart; capital stock, manufvirers; directors, J. E.

Loshboueh, J. R. M. Losh-bough snd M. M.

Jordan. The Riverside Social Club. Monteruma; no capital stock; directors. James Morris, Earl Morris snd Davi-t McOatt- The "Globe-Efosse-World Furniture Company. Kvanavllle; manufacturers; capital stock.

directors. Benjamin Bosie, A. F. Kars, J. W.

Boehne, Frederick Bockstege, Ploger, H. K. itoosw, Krt.e, H. F. Relchmann and H.

i. Kargesi The Provident Trust Company of Columbia Cltv filed notice of rf capital stock in the aum of J10.CM); W. F. McLauran, president. Monday 17 near igireain zps MAIN FLOOR BIRDSEYE DIAPERING, 27 inches wide, ionirri- tant and antiseptic, our $1.00 yV quality per 1 0-yard bolt 8 3 TURKISH WASH rCLOTHS, pleached, hemmed, large size (per i.L .2 for oC DAMASK TOWELS, fringed or hemstitched, large size, our 15c ffality 10c UNION LINEN CENTERPIECES, hemstitched, 30x30 inches, our 50c .33 1also Clearance of White Goods RemnaiiiG WHITE GOODS REMNANTS, consisting of madras, pique, poplin, rep, pongee, linen, Persian lawn, batiste, dotted swiss, India linon, fancy swiss, fancy Indian head, longcloth, -dimity, nainsook, etc, slightly soiled, suitable for waists, dress es, dressing skirts, children's Vear, undergarments, etc, 1 to 10-yard lengths, at the following 'great savings 10c Quality 25c Quality C5 The Wrri.

fi. Block Co. HeWcMs(tPomV9 Ut Him Have All Hz Will Drink Npthlng you can give him will go quickly- build op a. gturiy roSust constitution and It rery much cheaper than foodmanj of which (Hemorrhoids) THIEVES AT BATHINS BEACH AND IN HQMES Watch and Monty Taksn From Ore sa-: Ina Room VarUty of Houtahold i Sneak thieves made their appearance at the Riverside bathtnc beach last nlfUt and got away with watch valued at and a small amount of change from one of the small dressing- rooms. The watch belonged to Barry Roarers.

1014 West North street. He says the thieves pried off a ventilating acreen at the topof the dressing room and reached inside the dressing roord. rifled the dothea hanging on the wall while the owner waa In the water. He says that when he complained to the policeman at the beach he was. told of several robberies within the last wees-Ethel Coole, rear Bright street, was the victim of a smooth game worked by a smooth man yesterday.

Bhe applied at on. of the department store if or work, and it is said was overheard by a well dressed man who happened to be standing near one of the countera He told her he needed help and agreed to empky ber. it is said, after a talk with Sct parents regarding her. She took him to hSr home and he had a talk with her narenta He left the house wtth a- prom-UL of returning, but was rrled shortly after he had gone, and It la feared that he will not return. Three hats were taken from the liome pf B.

E. Kirk. 3 Blake street aiord, to the report he made to the boJie last night. Ths hats were of a dlJlrat variety, there belna a man's derby, a eirl's decorated hat and a bonnet, belpne. Ing'to the losefs wife.

Kirk believes thd thief has a family. A wsUh valued at $33 was taken from the home of Mra Elisabeth- Butler, colored. 131 North- Senate avenue, jester-gar Afternoon by an unknown person who entered the home by the rear door during her absence. No rlew was left aa to the Identity of the thieves. Jerry Hicks, rear aT North Meridian street lost a hat and a suit of clothes by a thief's entering his home in his ab-eence.

Nothing else was missing. The saloons of George M. Iteowneter, North Pine street, and Elmer Smith. East Nineteenth etreet. were robbed last night by burglara Windows were 'Jimmied" and the thieves obtained mony amounting to CS at Smith's 'place and 1L7J and two quarts of whisky at the other.

Not Sisters Now and aala yow see two wometv pes, in down the street who look Like sisters. Too art astonished to learn that Jthey are mother aad dsuihter, aad yo reeuM that woman at forty or forty-Sve oufht to be at bar finest aad fairest. Why isn't it so The general ncalch ol woman It so in timstely associated with the local health of the essentially feminine organs that there eaa be no- red cheeks and round form where there is 1 em ale weakness. 'Women who beve safTered from this trouble kavo found prompt relief and oar la the as ef Dr rierce's Favorite rrescriptlosw 1 art EITHER I No Can pie Have If aaA It at Block's -i posIUrely harmfuL PHONE r- iw a vuka a r-AaJ-iVi use 'no knife, chloroform or ether. pain or loss et time.

refer you to many IndlaaapolU pev cured. never failed to euro any ease of piles. preferred will give treatment at read aesai YOU OWI MB MOTH IMS UNTIL CUXX9 -X g-uarantae a ear without any exoeptioa. Consultation and examination tn Trained nurse (lady) attendant. J- Dal to 11 Dally Sunday ornra 1 1 to ll a.

m. to 1 a. ra. UOIRI i It to p. m.

i to lp.ro. IMS p. m. GERMAN SINGERS OF THE SOUTH SiqTD. CELEBRATE Flrat Anniversary of LledrTfel Will BoObierved Tomorrow it Turner Hall.

xne Boutn Bide Singine; Society (Lleder-Ufel) a German society, will celebrate its first anniversary tomorrow at the South Side Turner hall. The orHri-gation began with a membership of r.C.r-slx. This is nof increased to two hundred pasatre arfl forty-six active niui." bers, and there are a women's chorus and children's chorus. The members of the women's chorus will present a fU the soclet for the annlvenary. It Is of silk and has the name and date ot the organisation on one sMs and.

the name cf the eKy and the emblem of the -society oa the other. In addition to the singinr, society endeavors to conserve; a corrvil use 'of the tierman language. officers of the society are: President, Henry Victor; vice-presideni, Karl Outrwlller; secretary, Iienry Jieyer; financial secretary, Jacob tH-ht-lmy cr; treasurer. Christian Kra.lr muKical director. Karl Riee-ner; UtM-arian, Karl Lau roach; committee on music, Auut Koebier.

Adam tkhaf and Karl IIIm; committee oa, eotrtainnient. ti Escher. Frederki W'trtg and Beyfrlta The program for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock will be: Patlef oiarch "Karmood" Belectioa from "Bniwnnlsa Girl" City Pd4 Orchestra. greet In Rl'tvf liwn'l ehTiap restival address. Hsnry Vfartor.

lrri it Festival it "Cwslan' Iicliaaaoolta Lledarkrans. T. Kruil. Ijlrw-t "The Alpine Bhepherd'' Bued-cVeite-Lrder-Tsfei c-hil lrn fhnr'ii, "Deutsche Uederkraas'" potpuurrt ttned -i overture City Band Orchestra. "Proteane Prepared bv Ms.

Emilia FWiraa and drlie. ered kr Louisa russntatinn of tie and aUrM br VI -a Adam Bchaf a. representative ef 'woman's chfltui. RannrUed" Ibannrt htixed Chorus snd OrrKra, 6 u4i it e-L. -1ne- Tarei.

Aftr the Tear" Van Df S' i-iit aMl.ru,lte-LJedrr-Tstil (mrn's Bereneie" c- Wnnvg'i Chorae cf the Liedpr-Taf. Tbe Fort ii.e-T Mai Chorus of t-. fU'pxrtloo from -Ermint" Jsc w. "Wine. Woowi and Snr c'rao-e Cur Hand urohi'stra.

X'ves v-tr en tj organs of womanhood. It clears tie eyes and redden the checks No alcohol, or hebit-forralnj dm'i is containej in "Favrr Pr? Any sick woman may Dr. Pierce by I i e. very held a seeredly aoi enewerc-J in a Wortd's Dlsoenaary MeJ.cal Associ.tia, Dr. 1 I.