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WASHINGTON PREDCTS SERIOUS PAPER SHORTAGE MAY BE TEMPORARY, I CCORDING TO HOUSTON. 1 SECRETARY BLAMES THE WAR WASHINGTON, August 11. A serious i shortage of new print paper by October is predicted by the government officiate in touch with the investigation by the triple commission. i i ne injuiry ton lar na mown mat publishers recently were usini; 0 per more paper than ever before, and itU) heavier consumption is looked for jouriri? the national campalKn unless there a material reduction in the size publications such hs has been decreed in some quarter. abnormal condttlon created by the war la held responsible, by Secretary Houston, of the department of aitricul-jture, who is optimistic and predicts a to normal as soon a the war is I past.

Private Construction Encouraged. In the belief, presumably, that this" will be not far distant, he unow no nthusi-iaem about current proposals for construction worlc. Ha says the department is ooinsr all it" can to en-' DuraKo private construction in the west, but intimates this is not feasible in 'normal times, whih would explain previous neglect of thn opportunity by private capital. Mr. Houston's remarks are In the form 'of a letter to President Wilson, made "public at the White House.

Conditions May Be Temporary. 'Our this letter says, "are inclined to believe that the present conditions may be temporary. I am Informed that before. the war eastern markets, which are the principal paper markets the country, were fully supplied by Amer lean mills and the imports from several tart-Inn countries. Price aa a result were low as to offer little inducement to new mills in the weft, where our great timber are located.

"It -is prjbable that conditions, after the war may be similar to those which existed before. These factors have a direct bearing upon the supKfxtlon regarding the construction jand operation of government plants." PUBLISHERS DELAY ANSWERS. Fear Makers Will Cut Off Their Supply, Commission Says. "WASHINGTON, August 1L The federal trade commission today announced that its investigation IntOi the price of news print paper ia delayed by failure of newspaper publishers to send In answers to tiie commiKKinn'i questions as promptly at it expected. "Hrports have been received," the commission auid in a statement, "to the effect that some- publishers are hesitating tu answer the commission's inquiries, fearintc that their complaints will reach tfie pnper manulocturers and they will have thfjr supplies cut off.

The commission has assured all such publishers that tiietr communications will be treated as oonildintlal when requested and therefore they need not have tho least hesitation in furnishing the commission with all the Information in ttu-lr possession." A laifte force of apt no. la in vrBtigatinfr th, records of news print manufacturers, li iihf rh and others and Information collected Is beln compiled In Washington fast as It Is received. 3500,000 TO BE SPENT IN IMPROVING COUNTRY ESTATE 1 Htnry F. Campbell Has Completed Plans for Home on Meyers Road Group of Buildings Included. Henry Campbell, secretary-treasurer of the stutx Motor Car Company, has an-Pounced that plana have been completed the development of his country estate tn th Meyers road, northwest of The cost of the development iil be about Plans for the home rrd several smaller buildings have been ihed by the architects.

The estate covers nearly twenty acres. The general design of the house will follow classic lines of architecture. Llrht tirlck with terra cotta and stone tnniminca will te used In buildin the bcMnn. 'J ho roof will be-jpf preen tile. The un bultdlnsr will be about fifty-live feet and seventv-fivfi f'of lone.

The main living- room will contain a pipe orunn. At the rear of the living loom will be a large dining room and I oneervatory. will be six sleeping iooins on the second floor, three sleeping: orchos and a children's playroom. The hird floor will have space for the serv- fnts' quarters, tine of the smaller buildings will be a wo-story child's playhouse, about twen- tv-tlve feet square. A larue parage will j'j built of brick and a tile roof.

In the i of this building will be the cen-j trsl heatimr and water pumping, plant for; all tre bulldlntrs on the estate. see-on! floor of the parage will have llvins-'tnomi for tho chauffeurs. A home for a gardener also will be built. NORWALDO ADDITION OPENED. 263 Lots In Tract, of Ground Near Brod Ripple Placed on Market.

The tract cf land extending north from Sixtieth street to Slxty-tlrst street and front Ilroad nipple rjrk. has been by the Amerkmi Town Lot and has been plaited into an addition which will be known Norwaldo. The company nnnoutices that the lots 'will bo placed on ale tomorrow morn-lrtr. The sn-oimd Is hitch and level, only about one Meek from the Li road Hippie car liny HnJ In the residence district south of lirond Itipple park. There are lots in tli.

addition. The addition is restricted by fixing a minimum cost on dwellings to insure a jjo-d residence neighborhood. Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday automobiles will meet the Uroad 1 apple vara at the Uroad Kipple park entrance to take visitors to and from the addition. Real Estate Transfers. O'srlesjG.

S'Uh tn fnmuel A. ihrmoa lot IS, Flaherty's vislun, 34 fo.t, south side mi rf Galena A. Johnson to Chart t. feloli. HI, Marlon tn rk.

'fxl30 fct, im-j n-ovel, Kie text'r north if Nineteenth C. Metx-er to tHrtrrnoe It. Vivr, 1-t I. llaUwtrf A Mlllrr'a fet. im- rr" eat JiUlti Oxfont soutti of t.

Min.4 I. locVe tn Hoy O. JMinnon, lot 1'Hiksl i ad.lttion. 4fxll0 ft-et, lm-vrod. north yile Madison east rt Sit ave William WR.lt to Mrv Brown, lot Morton place.

4C15fti teet, tmprtwed, wi n.lo N. Jrny norih tf Twentieth t. Mrr to Mary 11. Maiwdl, I.iM-iol "hlthad to Mlnnw A. la'Tey.

pArt section ti, township 17, iLlt acres, Waahington tiM n'il; YoWe Ke-Uty to Clarence K. Jnkir.8 lot Park Crviit. vacusic. wt ai.le Allen north ot Ft Ilartnan to Alfred A. P(f" it lot S.

Park. SxlU feet, i-nfroir eawt iiJe urnian vilh nf Ohio st Cliver M.UIsnJ to J. c. Koism. 1J.

1 and IT. McKerrian'a sulnli. Outlet IS, vx) feet. ttRpreved. rtrner Merrill and Wiliard W.lt.r Staton to tturton K.

Mn-' l.oe, rt lot 13roflrn'il viicion vrt of Oak- Hill. feet, vacant, t- si le Winter nuth of av. Ji-. H. Tax-lor, trustee, to Mariana lot 1 and part of a u-llx-lon part or ouiloi I7t.

xv fei. east Itlinot rt-tt at Treeter ta Theo.lore If. et ux lot f4, Montro, il 1 fi-t. vat ant, -at ul io ttoval north -f 5'crtv-fourlh Charle. to John P.

Mount, part lot M. block Mvera t'ntver-riir il.U"v feet. vriiii, ou.het corner Pur-e and Grande JSVPI1UCH yHe Itealty Comparx to Guthrie-Thomppon f. lot, I'ark Oreat. Hh ti.

xacant. nuth-et comer 5-outr-rrn af. and Slxy ert tj W. Hewitt, lot 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 1 00 too oo s.rM oo 00 1 CO 00 i. oe i THE INDIANAPOLIS NE VS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1916.

-fc Loom End Prices on Dam asks BLEACHED TOVKLl.i. twilled or plain weave, best 6c quality. Loom End Price qi (limit OIL Open Until 9 o'Clock Saturday Satur A I Men's Work Shirts Made of' good quality blue. gray and striped shirting. Lay-down collars, double stitched, faced sleeves with yoke.

Sizes 141,, to 17; 50c values elsewhere. Loom End Sale price OU Men's Dress Shirts Plain blue -chambrays. Plain fl striped JV shlrtlnR launder percales and fancy ars. jsoii rou or ered cuffs, sizes 14 to iJ 18. Cut full size, coat style.

Immense line to choose rem. Loom End v. Sale aie and Towels BLEACHED DAM- 1 ASK. 25c quality, XUC BLEACHED DA5I- p7g ASK. 35c quality, JS4-ISCH MERCERIZED DAM- OQa VK, SSc grade, yard 0l 50f HICK TOWELS, extra larpe sire, fed border, 15c grade.

Loom End Sale price, dozen fJ each i. XUC Tl'RKISH TOWELS. xtra heaTr. larpe size, plain white or fancy col ored borders. Our 0c grade, 3 for 11.00.

or, each prtce f' MEN'S HALF HOSE, fa- 'TC ious Ipswich with linen toe and heel. Also gauze weisrht imitation fiber kinds in black, white, tan. navy, gray and l'alm lteach. Loom End price, 6 pairs. t5e.

or, XXC lot J. rj re 2. H.dlarapolia Car nrat addition. 0 feet. Inn-roxed.

Mt aid JUllsMo tHith of Nevada rt 2.i 00 Old Town Company to Stella Barman. It- SO. trnian-J park. xlJ3 feet vacant. vtfil lJe Oent north Twentieth at 400 Citiuna tate Hur.k et at.

to Bran- -nunx-Keeno laimber 0mpany. ivtrt In. 10. and 12. shotwell' Si- feet, improved, southeast, corner Johnon and JuSian ax-ea.

1M Un'nn Trut Oon-psxny. trustee, to Ed--ward R. SI. 3SS. 5H7.

and 6U. WarUetsh, vacant, weet of College north Of Sixty-first at 00 Herbert E. to Oeorire M. -rnith, lot In. Ksstei adtt-tlon.

feet, vacait. eaat aide tixforvi at nrth or lltitiixan at 1 60 Henry J. Vehline to E.n U. Cnt-vkcil, lot Lne'! K. XlichliraD atreet ddi ton, 4ixITt) feet, vacant, north tiiie Michlitan eaat of Oakland ave.

-j 5s5 0C5 Adm C. Pollaril to Myrtle E. Haynea, lot iKi Third Kng-lew-ood adtlltlon, I'errv township 1 00 Lx-maa R- to Carrie M. lot S40 Lenox plaoe. S'xll, fe-t.

east side Tuxedo twuth of TweMy-eiftath at 1 00 l-ah- Conipany to Clxrenea I. et lot 4L. uttSfaytern 'xlj feet, vnnu, north ai.ie Kelly eai-t of State; at. 1 00 Transfer. 1 consideration 09 Sick Woman Hangs Herself.

to The Indianapolia XexraJ LAPOllTE, Ind Aueust 11. Mrs. Caroline Burns, age sixty-two, a widow, while BLEACHED HCCK TOW ELS. red borders. J1.00 qual 00 Ity, 75c dozen, or dozen, or each Mow Come aTvX A ICJil CHOICE 5i2 -CHOICE Choice $8.65 For men's and young men's.

fine tailored suits. In r. plain ana pincn-oacK siyies, litrht. medium and dark t'fi fabrics. Just 342 suits in l'k 'Ts the lot ana worm up 10 ital 3.35c TOW- qual- filC 65f DICE JSAPKIXS, Oirt size 15x15 ......6 for 4t.

the. 1 rfrax VA frxtK I l-li x. OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT go at this low price. Many bear the union label. Plain and pinch-back models of fine worsteds and other good wearing wool materials.

and three-button models. "Wide choice as St yl a ddesi gn. Sizes 33 to 50. Up to $25.00 grades, choi ce only ..............812.75 Ton't permit this extraordinary low Loom End Price prejudice you against these splendid garments. They include fine worsteds, tweeds, casslmeres, cheviots, etc.

In plain blue, gray, black and blue and brown mixtures. Season's best models for men and young men, formerly selling up to $16.50. at, choice. Choice $6.95 Suits that we sell regularly up to $10. Small sizes in plain, all-wool navy blue serges for men and young men up to 38 chest measure.

Big line young men's fancy suits, many of them new fall models and excellent for dress or school wear. Pay us only $6.95 during this semi-annual event. MEN'S "KEEP fiOOL'i SUITS that tell at $6.50 and $7.50, go in this Loom End Sale Saturday, at, M.35 Men's Trousers Loom End Priced Men's $1.50 Trousers 95c Men's $2.50 Trousers Sl.TO Men's $2.00 Trousers. .91.48 I Men's $4.00 Trousers. Men's $5.00 Trousers.

CO BOYS' DAItK FALL St'ITS, 'pinch back coats, knicker pants, ages 6 to 16 years; regular $2.50 values. QfC choice Ol.iJtJ HOYS FIVE NORFOLK SUITS, of cheviot, cassimeres and tweeds, medium and dark shades, ages 6 to 17, on? S3.65 Men's Bathing Sui Navy sixes 36 to 44. $1.50 Boys' 50c and 59c Wash Suits, Boys' $1 Wash Suits, Choice, BOYS SCITS, medium and heavy weights for school dandy $4.00 values; Loom End (JO Q( price tSiUaOO BOYS' FINEST KNICKER SCITS in the all-wool navy, bluo serge, cassimeres and cheviots, ages 6 to 18 years; values to (A ftp $7.50 35 59c Big assortment," ag-es 3 to 8 years. Special, 35 each; or 3 suits for $1.00. rt Latest styles and colors, best tub materials.

Ages 3 to 8. Two suits $1.15. Suit 59c Men's $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Shirts j- Priced Special Saturday Clean, new goods, coat style, full size, very best workmanship and fast washable colors. Made of fine percales, oxford cloth, repp and fancy mercerised shirtings. Laundered oa.

soft -cuffs; plaids, checks, narrow and bold stripe patterns. Great choice Saturday 8d)c Men's Union Suits Chalmers. Onelta. Unites and other well-known makes of fine ribbed lisle in knee or ankle length and quarter-, sleeve or. athletic Former prices to J1.50 Loom End QQ MEN'S HOSE SUPPORT ERS.

pad style, assorted colors, lac kind, despondent because of her own 1 poor health and the health of her daughter, committed suicide today by hanging herself to the bed post in her room. STOP MAYOR OF NEWCASTLE Muncle Police Investigate Absence of License Plate From Auto. (Special to Tne Indianapolia'NewsJ MUNCIE, Atigust lL-Mayor Leb Watkins and Chief of PoUce Williams, of Newcastle, were stopped' by Muncle "policemen and had to explain why their automobile carried only one license plate instead of two. Mayor Watkins explained that he and Williams ieft Newcastle in a hurry in pursuit of a criminal, and forgot to place- on their machine one of the number plates. When they produced the mlssinsj plate from beneath a seat and put It on the machine they were released.

Would Preserve Submarine Type. NEW YORK. August 11. Dr. Peter 2.

Gibbons, who haa bought the first submarine built from tb plana of Jamea Holland, offered to sive tba craft to the city, hls-tcrlcal society or museum that could show lha best rifht to it and that would roaramee to preserve it. "We bought it bemuse we did not want to see It lot, as waa Wrieht'a first aeroplane, Kulton'a nwmboat and the team-Mat built by tilbbona in t-'hiladelphia. tblrtv-ona years before Fultoa buait hla," Gib-boa said. pair only MEN'S PURE SILK HALF HOSE. Lot of 15 dozen In navy blue- only; linen spliced sole: regular 50c quality, reduced to half because color range is incomplete.

Pair, OET- only ttOK, BOYS' CREPE 'UNION athletic stylo, knee no Bleeves. ages 7 to 18, Loom End price. suits, i rr each J.I RESCUE PARTIES CARRY RELIEF TO FLOOD ZONE THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS WEST VIRGINIA VALLEY. IN ROADS BLOCKED BY SLIDES HUNTINGTON. W.

Ve. August U. Rescue parties proceeded far Into the mountain districts today carrying relief to thousands of homeless people in the Cabin Creek valley, which was swept: by a flood Wednesday, causing a loss of more than sixty lives and property damage reaching Intj? the millions. Progress waa sjow. as many bridges have been washed out and the roads are blocked by slides.

Scores of men have begun cleaning up the debris to prevent an epidemic and to open the roads through the valley so that the TMrdl Dav of rea a BsiYg Fine Hair Switches 85c, $1.95, 2.85 lift) i Our entire stock of up-to-date hair goods wlll be sold at nearly one-half the regular All shades and a perfect match guaranteed $2.00 Hail- Switches, 85c Fine quality German hair, 22 inches Loom End Sale, -Qfr $2.00 grade. $3.50 Hair Switches, $1.95 Three-stem inches long best hair. Our $31 Loom End Trice style, 24 all shades. quality -German 50 switches. S1.95 ZWifmfi.

$4.50 Hair Switches. $2.85 Another big bargain. Soft, w-avy. switches. three separate stems, 28 and 30 Inches long, full and fluffy.

All shades. Our $4.60 grade, in the QO QfJ Loom End Sale. j. w.OO aims Loom End Prices MEN'S OR WOMEN'S Fast black cover with tape' edge; seven ribs, strong frame, assorted plain mission handles. Loom End price 79c i rs Parasols Half Price Entire stock to! go at half price.

98c Parasols 49c $1.50 Parasols $1.98 Parasols 96c $2.48 Parasols Saturday JBasement Specials LOOM END PRICES ON EVERY ITEM LISTED. BLEACHED SHEETS, 72x90. size, made with center seam, linen finish, wide Qp hem, a 50c value, each. OOL FBlir OP -THE LOOM and Lonsdale bleached muslin, yard wide, perfect, full pieces. 12aO Loom End price, yard aC LXBLEACHED SHEETING heavy 40-inch quality, lengths to 20 yards, 12c valu.

sale price, yard. i UK CESUIXE PEPPERELL SHEETINGS, cut from full pieces at big savings during our Loom End Sale. Buy liberally. i0-4 Pepp, bleached, 35c value. 4-4 Pepp, bleached.

33c value. 8- 4 Pepp, bleached, 31c value. 10-4 Pepp, unbleached. S3c value. 9- 4 Pepp.

unbleached. 31c value'. 8-4 Pepp, unbleached, 29c value. BLEACHED 3ICSLIN, '36-Inch. extra heavy, perfect loom-end lengths up to 15 yards.

A 10c value, sale price, 74 Loom End price, lit, BLEACHED PILLOWCASES, good 11c grade, Loom End each sale price, each. Sale price, 8C Sale price, Klafm PEPPERELL- A II SHEETS. You know this -well-known quality, material alone 85e, r7FC IUV, IVIIDDY BLOUSES, of good quality white jean', collars, cuffs and pockets, braid trimmed; sizes 8 to 14 and 32 to 36; genuine 50c styles, Loom End OK-a price BLEACHED SHEETING, heavy 36-inch quality." lengths to .20 yards, '7 sale orlce. yard. 1 1 UtJK, FRINGED OR HEMMED SPREADS, honeycomb weave, 72x80 size, pretty patterns.

$1.39 value, sale qq WOMEN'S WASH SKIRTS, just 75, white and colors, odds and ends of values to 7 9c. Sizes to 27 waist, while they last, QQ choice LtU, SATEEN PETTICOATS, special lot. good styles in rose, red, brown and green shades. 50c quality, Loom End price OOC WOMEN'S HOI'S DRESSES, of light and dark colored lawns. Various styles.

Sizes 32 to 42. Values to (Qn Loom End Ul HONEYCOMB BEDSPREADS. 72x80 double bed size, heavy; weWght, new designs, $1.00 value, Loom' End price, 'JQq $3 Gas Iron. ST.19 I 4 Convenient," economical, efficient. Makes Ironing day' a pleasure as it does the work at a minimum of time, labor anri.

expense; cents worm or gas wm do 10 hours Ironing. Saturday. 'WASH BOILER, charcoal tin sides, heavy copper bottom, stationery wpod handles, negula $2.00. Saturday special 813 BIRD CAGES, targe assortment at special prices. a i-.

lay only. R6 Q.TE a d-wood. complete In- boxes. Gl)c and up. iV ICE CREAM, FREEZER, 1-ct.

size, freezes COLLAPSIBLE SVLKY, ateel frame, larre hood. 1125. val-. robber ttrea. Rerular Satur-prlce Saturday.

3.B8. day PHONE ORDERS KILLED boaatTsffrii 1 -1 nam CURTAIS 5 ETCHER, regular 1 ruled frame, nickeled -rust pins, cen C- CLOTHES'. XV RING ERS. hardwo-od- l- stand. gUarart-.

iu- I teed rubbers I -j roller 1 1 valde. End Naii price supplies may be transported to needy towns. i Water Rose Eight Feet an Hour. 3. Harletts.

who was at Eskdale Wednesday morning when the cloudburst swept Cabin Creek valley, is the first eyewitness to reach Huntington from the flooded district. According to his story, at 8:30 o'clock in the rooming Cabin creek began rising at the rate of eight feet an hour and continued until the creek reached from mountain to mountain. Houses floated downstream at the rate ut one a minute. He watched most of Esk-dale swept away. Families Rush for Hillside.

Wbole families rushed for the hillside, he said, but some never reached safety. One could hear women praying on all sides. The known dead by towns follow: Fern-dale. 18; Ery Branch. 2: Hurricane, Oakley.

7: Eskdale. 3: Lee Wood, 1: Kayford, Acme. Ohley. Brounland. Red Warrior, Scores of others are missing and are believed dead.

FLOOD DAMAGE IS $4,500,000. Disaster irr July Caused $2,000,000 Loss i to South Carolina Alone. CHARLESTON. S. C.

August 1L Flood damage to railroads, bridges, roads, crops Loom' OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT Tl TPh A S1.19 ter s-pe- It -v clal Sat urday, UETCH EH. bargain regular ruled frame, nickeled A OCK nonrust pins, bakes, ter brace. Special roasts and Saturday- bar-toasts, saves gain 70c of your gaa bill. Saturday 39c Bl ity For the convenience of evening buyers the Wash Three big. lots or quick selling.

Values to $2.00 some belted values. 95c price, 4 pairs, pair Values to $3.00 -v For For WOMEN'S WASH SKIRTS. In plain white linene and DODular sport stripe color ings. All have pockets ana Dens, regular $1.50 values. WOMEN'S LINGERIE.

WAISTS, In a score of pretty new styles, values that, sell up to $Lt0, Loom End: price 50 DRESS SKJATS," three lots in this Loom tEnd Sale, at. $iJU2t. 3.05 MISSES' 25c HOSIERY Lot of '39 dozen fine ribbed mercerized In a fast stainless black quality sizes 5V4 to 8, best 25c grade, dur-, lng this sale, 1 nair J-tW rx i Women's Underwear and Hosiery Saturday Specials for Another Busy Day WOMEN'S LISLE UNION SUITS, -plece style, with neck, silk taped neck and arms, cuff knee. $L0Q grade. CQf Loom End price WOMEN'S VESTS, Swiss ribbed, sleeveless styles, full taped neck and arms; regular and extra sizes, some slightly Imperfect; 12 He and, 15c values.

Loom End Sale, 3 for 25e, each. al WOMENS UNDERWEAR Values to 33c, choice. Aw A manufacturer's clean-up lot. some slightly imperfect, and Including knit vests, pants and union; suits in desirable mid-season weights. SUITS Lovr.

Neck Slee-ieleaa Tight or Loose Knee Rearnlar and extra Slses PANTS Loour Kiec I. ace Trtanca Hrsolir and Estra Staes WOMEN'S "'FIBRE SILK BOOT unci' nA iloxon. fa.ctorV damlKld. fibre silk boot hoae of 25c qualitv, I fast black dye. double sole.

hirh spiicea neets, wiom price, pair A CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Fine ribbed fast black in all regular sizes, also fine rtbhed wnue styles i pal VESTS Low Neck- Sleevele or Cat Neek Hign Neck Values to $1.00 :SI.29 Tailored Suits Something over' one hundred remain to be" closed at Loom End prices. Read! LOT 1. Choice $3.95 MIDDY BLOUSES, of SES, of white with trasttng trlmm LOT 2. Choice $5.00 LOT 3. Choice $7.95 choice of of R.

(i. front and back tylea. broken sizes only; specia. ni Ili'M rs. S5.

'V I 1 i INFANTS RIBBED HOSIERY I MiJ ack or whte. of fine ribbed qnai- VV best 10c values, Loom tna tsie WOMEN'S FIBRE SILK BOOT HOSK; black, white, pink, sky and Palm Beach; Ill rdl.lt lisle top. high spliced heel, double soles. Special, 3 pairs, HTVe pair and other property throughout the Santee and pee Lee river systems has oeen estimated conservatively at $1,000,000 by Richard H. Sullivan, section director of the- weather bureau at Columbia.

MT. Sullivan, who issued a long report of the flood which early in July extended through five states. Bald the total property damage In South Carolina alose was $2,000,000. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. 'Marriage Licenses.

Albert E. TafTe and Mary Faulkner. Christ Hannla and Loreae. Irvtn. Ciarence Miller and Gertrude Youngkin.

Roy S. Durham and Cora M. Stein. Alexander AimotH-n and MyrtlQ M. Leaalff.

John F. and Eva Anderaon. Wilimer Herrjr and Martha Hurt on. Wtiliara E. Anderaon and Lula Lindaay.

Ralph S. Chappeii and Helen M. Birth Returns. Guy and Helen Woodruff. 1524 Cornell, airl.

Hobart and Florence Campbell. ZX Palmar. Strl. August and Martha Koenig. 3617 S.

Meridian, boy. Orvljle and Grace Whim Methodist hoapital. pirl. Harvey and Mabelle Brook. 2416 North -western, boy.

Charles and 8adle Pavne, Erie, rlrl. William and Htella Petty. W. Ray. girl.

Edaln and Be.isle Shoenrmker. Methodist hospital, boy. Curtla and Martha Guliford, St. Vincent's hospital, boy. 'George and Anna Bodendorfer, 1412 S.

New Jersey, flrls ttwlns.) 29c Rudolph snd Guaale Brauer, 2010 Madison. sin. i Michael snd Elisabeth Clarke, 10 Parker, boy. i Patrick and Maria Loftua, St. Vincent's hot-pita I.

girl. Ralph, and Grace Humphray, 2TT 8. East. boy. Clarence and Katl Lynch, 1141 Delos, slrU Chester snd Vadah gtockwell, 1747 Koosevelt, Slrl.

Fred and Clara Weldman. S10 Buchanan, sdrl. Ralph and Nell Temperly, Hi E. Palmer, boy. Death Returns.

Julia A. Tuttle, 92 years. 2335 N. Pennsylvania, senility. Carolne Meier, 6S years.

dOf Central, Ileocolitis. Warren Treeter. i months, city hospital, gas-tro-enterlc Intoxication. Alfred Garrison, 1 year. 133 Jones, sastro-enteritia.

Yeromia Tovanovck. 11 years. US Geisendorf cholera infantum. Infant Woodruff. 1514 Cornell, premature bin h.

Alberta Petty, 30 minutes, 14iS W. Ray, prematurity. May Maze. 23' yeara. Central Inliana Hospital for Insane, pulmonary tuberculosis.

Mary Moore, 7Z years, 17 Woodlaan, bron-chial pneumonls. James Muerell. years. New York, oeteo myelitis. Virginia Aitiold.

14 years, Methodist bospltal. puerperal 8psi. J. Visas. years, 15' Karcher, p'-l-monary tuberculowis.

Hirriie Hallenper, 25 year, 1 N. Denny, exophthalmic goitre. Building Permits. Mary remodel, LIT Montana. Buy Rugs Saturday and bave Money! WOOL 'FIBER ni'CS size, 9x12, 18.00 value, thia sale.

OOu'iO 9x12 $15.00 value BRUSSELS RIGS, Saia BRUSSELS RIGS'. Qi A or value xia WILTOX VELVET RIGS, 125.00 Q1Q 7K value OAO 1 9x12 WILTOX VELVET SEAMLESS COO KA. RIGS, K30 vals 0-AtlU xl3 SEAMLESS "WILTOX RIGS, $10.00 value xl2 AX3IIXSTER RIGS. $27.50 value 11.1x12 BRCSSELS RIGS, $22.60 value TO A TJ yfO iNI Alii mr Two big days are past and. new selling records the result of these Loom End bargains.

Saturday is next in order, hence this spread of timely economies of, a sort that will make all Indianapolis sit up and take notice. With, merchandise prices still on the skyward trend this Star Store Loom End Sale is truly an oppor-! tunity for thrifty buyers to supply l)oth future and present needs at genuine savings in every instance. The more you buy, the more you save. These prices can a i '1 11-. i.

"jlt i -il r- 3 j. i i ii not neap DUt appeal to tnose economically muiiieu anu we urge mat you attend rms money-saving saie aaturaay. store will be open until 9 clock Saturday night. -y, day IS ens the Day Clothin to uy a look at these prices and you will readily admit it if a saving of several dollars appeals to Our finest fancy suits house i If -4 i S31.50 .818.75 S16.S5 T7i, aterday Open Until 9 o'Clock Saturday Lo om End Sp cials Women' Ready- if- to- Wear Bargain Briefs 25c Corset Children's Muslin Pants. 50c" Slipover Gowns.

$1.00 Muslin Combination Suits. $1:30 Crepe -Kimonos Children's Dresses 70t Jliddr1 7Jc Dresses-: i. yu.iti Here Are the Reasons "Tiyw 4 WOMEN'S WHITE KEWPIE PUMPS, of calfskin that stands soap and water washing. New $4.00 model, sale price, pair i.Otl I 't I I I a. I Buy Footwear Here cC.

Tomorrov WOMEN'S. PUMPS AND STRAPS, of 4 atent. dull or bright ktd. high or eels; values, to $3.50, Satur-'. da YOUNG WtlMEN'S VIIITK CANVAS SPORT OXFORDS with white rubber soles and' heels.

pair -tJ -YOUNG WOMEN'S BA IIV DOLL" njilie canvas, ruuutf I I'll Boys' and Girls 'Tennis Oxfords. Boys' $2 Elkskm Onrlnff Shoes. Little boys' Boys" Xubblewear End price, WOMEN'S sewed solen. Lo quality. Saturday, pair shoes Kl Boys' oxfords.

$2.50 kind, l.i! WOMEN'S LOW 'SHOES, consisting of blucher and button oxfords in sizes up to 5 only. Patent, dull, bright kid and tan leattvir-v A treat for women with small fet-t. Worth $2.00 to Loom TENT PUMPS. w. i um heels, rtyliKh ATI- -WOMEN'S PIMPS.

xrtti kid vamps and white- kid quarter. Louis heels. $4.00 grad pair HERMAN'S ARMY SHOES fc-r men, same as worn ri. ers at Black i.r tan calfskin or. bright kid.

JVill nut weir any shoe made and are l-uiit. on special" comfort last. Becrular price $5.00. Our Loom End Sale price, SATIN HATS, black or coriil.d-' nation. Sailor shapes: seme velvet- ni-ton trimmed.

Loom TJnd rti -1 ff Sale price, Satur- 3 I day tl JLo vy rr or leather 6oles. pair. xwt7 yi MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CANVAS Pf.MPS. with instep or CQr ankle straps, OC7L. yf 1 1 3- 1 Sl4l) -y' I J.

It. Baush. garaire. Tat-k. Xl: The WbcIIfj.

Ivortfi and fis canal. IJS.O'rt. school board, school building. 'fi E. F.lvina Hawkins, cellar.

V.ri-, f7-- Oertel. furnai. iv.ii;i-..., rtolert A. Cochran, furnac-, place, Anthony Ktihn. Ta Keener Furnfture irihirx, ZU ie.v-, Realty Granite t'onstructioa ti ej'injf, E.

C. Kach. repairs. r-'-l t'n. rinann two dwvplnits, H.

ti. Addu I Harry Costt.r, f-jrna -e. 1: Ida Holmes, furna-. "1 N. i Rudy, Hii S.

t'-; F. Rafert. N. ti BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINC, FINAL ASHEh-CMKNT I I Cement walk and g-Ad'--1 l.iwn, from Julian avenue to 1 van Concrete curb an-1 brick r'i ter. 1 from EnsliKh avenue to I i Resurfjtcinr i'arl stree v.

i from r.ia it'it 1 Asphalt rca-lar "and i tVf-iiup, from sifnu-- Curl) drain Audubon road to Arttnirtoti a-r. PRIMARY- A V. lifl.I..-' A Eiifk roaday. List fi sr avenue, from Thirty-f rM -to "1 street. I'rick roadwsy.

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