The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 9

jiiistiiMitittiui iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiMiMagggi 5 More for Yonr flocejr THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1916. WILSON IS PUSHING HIS PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM o. You should have a charge account at Taylors tamo, a- rxnw- CONFERS WITH MEMBERS HOUSE COMMITTEE. OF 26-28 T7 TT We WASH. ST.

HE WILL SEE REPUBLICANS 1 To) II til Ki I II I 4 -J II lEvery room in the Port Dearborn Hotel, Chicago, is now 1.50 per day. 1 r- 1 "7S i 5c 71c and 10c handkerchiefs Boyvst.oo Sweaters Uoys' a tad (ict sweater coats, ruff neck style. In gray or tan. sixes 26 to I. $1.00 70 values iaJs Dresses Girls' dresses of Rood ginghams, soiled from display, sixes 6 to 14.

Jl.flO values. rQ on sals UJU 3c Women's Shamrock lawn handkerchiefs, with white or colored embroidered corners; Hemstitched; sold at Be, 7Vo and 10c, slightly soiled 'or mussed from display; choice. Sc. Women's Shamrock lawn handkerchiefs with white or colored embroidered Initials; 3 to in a box; not quit all letters, per 19 Clark's O.N.T. Luster Crochet 4c Clark's O.

N. T. Cotton Dtxtcr Ovconnt or Twist. 9c B. M.

Crochet Cotion 9c Units Flsheve Psarl Buttons, box-2Wc Violet 10: Ores ifi elds. alr 5c Re vol Sna Dress Fact n.s.doisB..4c Meoneo Talcum 10c 2nd Floor Specials Soled Sweaters Women's all-wool sweater coats, coed style, white, trimmed In colors, soiled from dis play, while they last. $2 Cor ets Odd lots of regular $1.60 and $2.00 corsets, in popular brands, mostly large sizes, on, sale. OX Extra Size Petticoats Women's extra six petticoats, of sateen. In brown, blue or graen.

regu-Ur $1.50 values, on sale Thura- QQ day, while they last. Mi! On Residence Awnings Until February 15th Indianapolis Tent and Awning Co, "WE FOOL THE SUN" 417-4i9 E. Washington St. Phones 1122. 11 i More tor Bovs Su ts and Macklnaws Kew Norfolk suits, made with two pairs knickers; warm mack-tnaw coats in pretty plaid patterns, made with convertible collars, sizes 8 to 17.

$4.00 and $5.40 values. Yard Good3 Cable Serge A heavy weight and weave, suitable for in black only; full inches wide, 69c st llAJIAJltA4l Pure bleached cheeseolotlW-J 51 as incnes wwt; our best 6c quality, on sale to OJ women only, 02C Muslin Sheeting muslin, 40 Inches wide, unbleached, a firmly woven quality; north lzVfcc, mill lengths to10 ift yards, Ujf I it a sturdy, comfortable, water-proof shoe. JL A favonto with miners. Made on a special last so it can be worn like" an ordinary shoe over the stocking. Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear is made in a wide vaxiety of kinds and styles to cover tle stormy weather needa of men, women, boy a and girls in town cr country.

The Hub-Mark en a ehoe maana a whole lot ta yeu. The Hub-Mark Is your value mark. ssi a. w--- The World's Standard Rubber Footwear ftof tfii Ye rtefe-Mark fUbW 1 ar are paaatafal 'MYTHINQ TO SELL OR RENT! TRY A NEWS AD, per day WO HIGHER 500 rooms, all with private bath or private toilet FORT DEARBORN HOTEL CmCAGO -S La Sails Street at Van Buren Direction of Hotel Sbermaa Company O' PORK BARREL BOOSTERS HAVE NOT GIVEN UP RESOLUTION IN COMMITTEE STIRS OPPONENTS TO ACT. BARM ART MAKES AN APPEAL The Indianapolis.

News Bureau, Wystt Building. WASHINGTON. February fol- 5 i lowers of "pork barrel" measures appar- 5 1 ently have not given up the hope of put-5 ting through some sort of a public build ings bin at tms session or the congress. At the meeting' of the public building and grounds committee last night, a Subcommittee composed largely of southern Democrats brought in a resolution declaring the policy of the committee in respect to a public buildings bill. This resolution" was so worded that It might 9 mean almost anything, according to those 3 who are seeking to keep a "pork barrel" bill out of this congress, and accordingly, 3 the adoption of resolution was bit-S terly fought by several members of the 5 committee, but to no avail.

One of the members of the committee 5 who fought the adoption of the. resolution i-was Representative Henry A. Barnhart. of Indiana. Mr.

Barnhart later told the Democratic leaders. Representatives 2 Kitchen and Rainy, and Speaker Clark, of the action of the committee. They as-2 a sured him that his stand would be sup- ported. 5 1 "If It becomes necessary to stop this 5 1 Public buildings bill," Speaker Clark is 2 said to have declared, "we will call a 2 Democratic caucus and put It up to these fellows to do the right thing." 2 In the meantime, the ways and means 2 committee, confident that Its revenue 2 problem will not be made more difficult by the passage of a "pork barrel" bill, is 2 1 about to get to work on revenue prob-5 lema. According to Lincoln Dixon, of Indiana, the sugar question probably will be the first considered.

Duty-Probably Will Remain. Mr. Dixon said it was his opinion that the duty on sugar would be retained at Its present rate. Although there seems to be some sentiment in favor of increaa- 2 lng the duty on sugar, it does noT'seem 2 probable that this will be done, accord-5 to Mr. "With tha plans that 2 wo have at present," said Mr.

Dixon. "I 2 1 think it will be possible to keep away 2 from any sort of tax on gasoline, auto-2 1 mobiles, bank checks, and other things 2 1 which, nave been talked Of as revenue 5 producers. I also think It will bo possible 2 for us to -repeal all stamp taxes which 2 are now In force. Stamp taxes are un- popular, at the best, and If things work out at all as we hope, we will bo able to 2, make the income tax provide for ln-2 creased expenditures for the national de-2 1 ense, and for the revenue which formerly 2 1 was provided by the war stamp taxes." Starvation Vill Not Ouro Dyspepsia Bat Stnart't Dyspepsia Tablets Will Give Your Stomach the Rest It Needs Without Starring It. SEXD FOR A FREE TRIAL NOW.

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President Wilson today began efforts to speed up the congress on the national defense plans. He conferred with Representatives Hay. Dent and McJCellar, of the house military committee, in an effort to bring about an agreement on an army bill. In accordance with his policy of working for preparedness along nonpartisan lines, the President has asked Representatives Kahn, Anthony and McKenzie. ranking Republicans of the committee, to discuss the same question with him tomorrow.

Later he expects to see both Republican and Democratic members of the senate military committee. Those who saw the President today agreed that work on the army bill should be hurried along. Would Aid National Guard The continental army was the principal subject taken up 'at today's conference. Chairman Hay favors federal aid to the national guard: The President decided to call in leaders i a of his belief, gained during his middle western speaking trip, that the people are in favor- of adequate" national defense, and that the congress should take action as quickly aa possible. After dlscussin? national defense thoroughly with members of the senate and house, the Presiient plans to follow similar course in an effort to get action on the shipping bill, the Philippine bill and revenue legislation Needs Are forNavy.

Secretary Daniels, before the senate lands committee, today, opposed any law to permit oil operators to remain on the naval oil reserve lands in California, He said that If the Walsh bill for leasing of oil lands passed, the navy would be forced to buy oil from private firms at prevailing high prices within twenty years. He recommended holding those who had developed the lands their strict legal rights. Protection of the navy's oil supply, he said, would Insure the United States the greatest possible advantage over enemies. Senator Phelan said he bad expert advices that available oil supply would last only twenty-five years, and suggested that the navy ought not to continue building oil burners, and declared the equity of those who had Invested money and labor should be considered rather than their legal rights. Secretary Daniels retorted that most of the California oil lands were in the hands of large corporations, rather, than the individual entrymen.

SOCIAL SIDE OF, CHURCHES. The Aid Society of Brookslde U. B. church will meet with Mrs. Edna Pauley, 1032 Olney street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

The Aid Society of St Paul's Episcopal church will hold an all-day meeting tomorrow in the parish halL The hostesses will be Mrs. H. M. Bronson and Mrs. G.

Werbe. The Aid Society of Roberts Park church will serve a chicken dinner from 11.30 to 1 o'clock tomorrow. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet at 2.30 in the church parlors. The Woman's Missionary Society of West Washington Street Presbyterian church, will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. B.

K. Shirley, 2012 West Vermont street. Portrait of Dr. Jameson. A two-third length portrait or Dr.

Henry Jameson is now, and will be" for a few days longer, on exhibit at the lieber art store. This portrait, in oil. Is attracting much notice by reason of its striking excellence and naturalness. The artist is Wayman Adams, who has recently made a number ofportralts which persons who are well able to pass Judgment declare to be of a quality that shlould place the artist in the highest rank In his profession. In this case the pose of the doctor is admirable, and' the flesh tints are natural and harmonious.

Travis PunlsndlVarr Pelt Freed. Frank Travis, 1911 South State avenue, pleaded guilty In the city court today to the charge of stealing shoes, valued at 18, from, James G. Hamilton, and was fined $25 and and sentenced to the workhouse for twenty-five days. Earl Van' Pelt. 2224 Shelby street, who was arrested with Travis, was discharged on a similar charge.

The men worked for Hamilton. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses. Harry P. Hobart and Nettle M.

Mcdintock. Wtllim fii Longieyand Mta L. Parr. eorae F. Fenger and Mary P.

Qrean. Bernard W. McDonald and Anna K. Taylor. John Brady and Mayme Whiting.

Hugh M. Topping and Jennie Richardson. Frank Davis and Nlna Fetxer. Clarence Graves and May Mitchell. Birth Returns.

Charles and Bess McBush. S28 8. Belmont. boy. Fred and Jennie Cnarfle, S912 Cornelius, girl.

Noah and Myrtle Clear, 2117 Linden, girl. Harry and Nellie Poland. S226 W. Waihlnr- ton, Charles and Matan Myier, Zf7 Hendricks, boy. Burl and Sadie Balay, 1122 N.

Bevllla. boys. twins. Henry and Helen Rivers. 28 Lexlnaton flats.

boy. John and Georgia Nortncutt. 531 Holly, boy. James and Christena Oaks, W3 Banders, boy, Samuel and Ethel McNutt. 1123 W.

Twenty- seventh, boy. Otis and Efeste Francis, 1105 Reno, gui. Ed and -Rose Whitaker. 231 N. Euclid, boy.

Edward and Christina Bowmen, SOS E. Minnesota, girl. Walter and Minnie Enjrlebrirht. 1105 E. Ohio.

boy. Edward and Mary Bastin. 715 Lincoln. girL Bernard and Katherlne Shearen, S5S Eastern, girt Driver and Elxora Songrr. 1112 Madison, girl.

1 Death Returns. Henry Coleman. 87 years, 1233 Alvord, lobar pneumonia. Claude Cory. 23 1409 Lexington, pul monary tuberculosis.

Sadie Van Gundy, 67 years, t2S North Ala fcama. carcinoma. William Meyer, 39 years, 1S0 South East, strangulation by hanging, suicidal. Elisabeth Reinhart, 26 years, at. Vincent's, dirrun nerltonltla.

Estella Hess, 44 years. C23 Blake, chronic myocarditis. John Kitchen, 89 years, 402 N. Meridian, car dlae dilatation. Corlnna Randolph, 7 years, 13 Bungalow Park, cerebral hemorrhage.

Katheran Hoover, 86 years, 241 East Pratt, obstruction pylorus or stomacn. Emma Wllklns, years, 2317 East Washing inn Felix Bryan. 71 years, 227 North Alabama uremic poUoa. Building Permits. 1 Sander Recker, repair elevator, 21S K.

Washington-srT-5h -I Wetmtnterr9sbyterlatt church, wreck, Bt.ta Sturm a V6. aija. Occidental Renlty sign. Washington and Illinois flM. Central Veneer addition.

Winter ave and Belt railroad. JJSo. Indianapolis Bill Posting board. North-weatfrn ave. and Twenty-flrst J35.

ladianapolls BUI Posting board. Rural and Michigan M. Indianapolis Bill PoetlngCo. board. Brook alri and Rural $13- I ad iana polls BUI Posting board, Massachusetts Joi.

Indianapolis Bill Posting board, Schur mmi tn. ana Twenty-second tt. Indianapolis Bill Posting board. IMS K. Tenth Indianapolis Pill Posting board.

13 N. Canitot tlVO. Alex Metzger. garage, S3C N. Pennsyl vania lij.O"0.

Char It Deuktr. furnace. 1533 S. State st, Miller Hardware Company, awning. .370 Maraachuactts IUS.

Tearsnn Piano. tompanv. repairs, elevator, lis N. Pennsylvania 130. chwenger Klein Company, elevator, 110 Delaware fljn.

Wasson repairs, elevator. W. Wash-Inrton SM. J. C.

Wilson, furnace, 120 Prwpect su. f3. Sarah Marker, addition, MO N. Went S-'M. Alvln J.

Harshtnan. repairs. 135 W. Twenty-flrst STS. I nloa Railroad Cacnpaay, repairs, union staUoB.

This Brass Bed! Usunally 0PIE READ TO LECTURE. 10 to $11- Full size (4 feet wide), first class construction and guaranteed lacquer. The posts are 2 inches in diameter and the fillers are -inch. Compare it with beds shown elsewhere at $10.00 to $11.00. Our price in the Brass Bed Sale Come, to Tomlinson Hall Tonight ln Church Federation Series.

Ont Read, author of "A Kentucky Colonel" and many other well-known and vRfui novels, magazine writer and playwright, will deliver a lecture tonight at Tomlinson hall in the Churcn ireaera-tlon-Redpath lecture course series. Mr. Head was born In Nashville. and Iwpan his literary work in Little This $15 Brass Uock, where he and his brotner-m-law. P.

D. started the publication of the Arkansas Traveler, which was moved from Little Rock to Chicago in He Is an eminent Shakespearean scholar. His favorite fiction writer Is George Eliot, $25 Victrolas $50 and $75 Victrolas, $100 Victrolas Victrolas $200 Victrolas 1 BecLOnly .85 Just as illustrated. Full 2-inch posts, with 1-inch top rail and five 1-inch fillers; handsomely trimmed; construction and lacquer fully guaranteed. A truly wonderful value, on which we invite comparison with prices in other stores.

In the Brass (PQ OK Bed Sale 4a7eOJ $18 brass beds only $12.75. $36 brass beds only $24.45. $30 brass beds only $19.85. $29 brass beds only $21.75. Brass Vs.

Wood Beds The "fad" for wood beds continues, but it is a "fad." If you want one for a particular, room, come here for it. Plenty of Wood Beds Over 50 yles But Yor most of your rooms yjou will want brass beds. They are adapted to any furmsh'injrs, to any color scheme, while a wood bed is suitable only with furniture of the same finish. Brass beds are decorative and beautiful, serviceable and sanitary. For a dainty bedroom nothing quite takes the place of a beautiful brass bed.

taT (. a week a week a week a week a week snd lie has a strong liking for Macaulav, Thackerajrand Milton. As an entertainer and story teller Mr. Head is known and Is very popular, as there is always an airy humor iif his words as well as an abundance of philosophy. Two Hooslera on Committee.

Special to Tlia Indianapolis News "WASHINGTON" February 9. Indiana will have two places on the new flood control committee in the house unless the present plans of the Republican and Democratic leaders go astray. Late yesterday it was announced that Representative Will II. Wood had been chosen for a place on the committee by Mr. Mann, minority leader.

Representative Cyrus Cllne was appointed on the" committee Monday by the Democratic members of the ways and means committee. Cmmmla arm -ikt mrmiymhmr in meintilcIty lmd pacjta, 30 lor 10c; fen ptcks4m 1300 cfaiwttwa) tn a iUtamin papr-cori oarfoa for $1.00. Wo mtrxmjly ncotnmond thia carton tot thm hoam or tvpply or worn yoo trmnL VL J. REYN0L TOBACCO COMPANY, Yiton-Salen, N.C FEBRUARY SALE OF "a aw These values are fleeting. Prices are going up and such bargains can not soon be.

duplicated. Thrifty, far-seeing folk are buying their spring and summer floor coverings NOW. Buy Now Pay Parti-Have Them A. Laid Away Elegant new Wfltana xngs, the heaviest of all velTets. These are seamless; size 9x12 feet, and all guaranteed perfect in every way.

Our price has been, always, $25 (but it will go to $27.50 in the springjjyou can have one laid away in thia sale fjQ The "Dye Shortage" caused the mill to -drop" these patterns and we got them, in a-lot, at special pricey While they last we offer beau tiful new Axminster rags in' the extra large size, 114x12 feet, showing slight imperfections in matching the pattern; $21.50 We' continue thesale of reg ular $23.50 AXminster -rugs size vxiz feet, because of Blight imperfections in matching patterns, 75 These have the patent Tein-f seams. All Finer Rugs at Old Prices for This Week. We can't guarantee against advances, as we must pay much more for all new purchases. Now is the time to Have rugs laid away for spring. February Linoleum Sale Buy Now Have It Laid Away Best cork linoleums, 12 feet wide (cover the room all-in tine piece), good patterns; regular 75c and 80c qualities.

Choice, sale price, per square 0i2j per square yard. Regular 65c cork linoleums, 6 feet wide, in a wonderful selection of new designs. Sale price, a square 49 Extra fine 85c cork linoleumsr 12 feet wide, in dozens of fine new styles. On MdetKQ per square yard Ja7 MASTER BAKERS MEET. Routine Business on Program at the Hotel Severl n.

About fifty members Of the Indiana Association of Master Bakers were at the Hotel Severln today to attend the annual midwinter meeting of the organization which was to be held Jn the afternoon. Officers of the association declared that routine matters of business relative to the affairs of the organization and the election of the officers for the coming year were the only important things to be discussed. A banquet and entertainment was to be held tonight. CV E. Wernlg, of Cincinnati, was to read The standard 50c quality, 6-feet wide, in clean, bright colorings, all perfect, OHln-per square yard.

I 2 Taylor's hardwood veneer for rug borders50c kind, 36 nchcawid4" sale price, GenuinerKinlaid linoleums, beautiful tile patterns, colors go through to the bade so that surface never wears off, all 6 feet wide: our standard $1.00 quality, sale pnee square 79c a paper on the subject. "The Mistakes Some Bakers Officers of the association are: President. Richard Cunnlngton, Muncle; vice-president, F. Geller. Ft Wajne: treasurer.

O. Klrchner, Terre-Haute; cor- responding secretary, C. R. Ruaa. Indianapolis; recording secretary.

W. Thomas, Auburn. German House Will Celebrate. The German House will celebrate Its twenty-second anniversary on Washington's birthday, with a dinner in the xel-lersaal, which will be followed by a formal dance In the auditorium. The speakers at the dinner will be Addison 41 arris and Dr.

H. O. Pantser, The dtnaer will' begin st 6:30 o'clock. Reservations 'ar now being made through Manager Schlee," of the German House. i a' are wide-open for comparison with any cigarette at any price Most sensitive smokers appreciate the pleasure Camel quality offers.

They prefer it to premiums or coupons! Freedom from to jUe-bite and throat-parch is as welcome as is the absence of any unpleasant cigarettyMfter-taste Camels are blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos you'll prefer their new flavor and mild- smoothness to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! That desirable, satisfying "body" is all there without any come back No matter how many you smoke JL. ft I iui' i Turkish: ostiq: St VL-aTZ-- II I AS SfafflO Si it bsbh. ajF X- jO- Vs Jt -H IK or od ae thm hicA kP out air, thrbr fiir-M i thu axial.tr of the bitnaea By iniTtmj th rrs as tha mtamp aamy arms without taaring thm tin foil, whse mda bmcM info Itmfiac. rV '1.