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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY MARCH f18 1911 A 4 See the Beautiful Rogers REE! BAKER' SEEKS LIGHT ON CASE Silver REE With Wrappers inest Oranges our 191 1 la rger name Lemons NOTICE! or Sate by All Dealers CITY NEWS BRIES OBSERVE DAY PHI DELTS GIVE BANQUET and ort Harrison Notes by SUNNY RHEUMATISM the The WORKS BOARD ASKS $25000 JOHN 'WOOD 't new tern A V' 4 3 a REE before other Private leathers of the try has been transferred and goes to Company ourth Infan to the Tenth spoon being With caretakers on the the families fed Most of the women Eire and obnoxious Intruders a warm welcome i post grounds perfectly safe excellent diets would receive strain of the last on a nervous col former city council cell in the Marion and latest This will you as the ange on ro of 12 Pneumonia to be feared more than death from gun shot Corporal Lticiap Byers formerly clerk of Company JT Infantry who has been serving at department headquarters Chicago has a special assignment back to the regiment and will go to Texas with the last detachment of soldiers from the post THE AIRBANK COMPANY CHICAGO is valua xv a perg and 20 cents tlonal sort send ii pers and 20 cents Maj rank Cheatham some suffer for The better grade of lemons arc now packed In wrappers By calling for lemons you avoid the kind that arc thick skinned pithy and insipid lemons contain 50 per cent more juice than any other lemons lemon wrappers are accepted by our premium department by an order received from the Treasury Dp part men at Washington asking the postal clerks to vacate the rooms acet Robbery Charge Again George B4I colored charged with purse snatching and who was once sentenced to the state Prison for alleged robbery by Judge Mat key i trial again on Hie same charge' A trial was granted by Judge Markov aunointcd John Holtzman judge pro John Wood fotinei citv councilman who was arrested in Northfield Minn was returned to Indianapolis Yesterday and is in jail awaiting arraignment for forffnrv Another Big Sale Lasting Al Next Week Begins Monday March 20 i 'I I 1 klsV ruit Knif This ruit Knife ree meeting will consider lon! organization to co operate with the gorunul movement The men of College Avenue Baptist Church irst riends Church All Souls Unitarian and Memorial Presbyterian Church are in vited Two old soldiers Privates Modnc and Eagan who were with tho Tenth In fantry in Alaska and were transferred to the Twenty second Infantry have been sent back Io the Tenth and are at the post for duty Valuable Dessert Spurn ree The picture shows INED UNDER PROCTOR LAW Charles Thompson saloon keeper 907 West Washington street 'the first man arrested for failure to close his saloon at midnight in compliance with the new Proctor liquor law yesterday afternoon uas fined $10 and costs for violation of Hint statute and $1 and costs for inter fering with the officers A charge of pro fanity was dismissed Judge Collins in passing judgment declared ho would give all future violators of this law the maxi mum punishment Returned or Trial On orgery Charge It is picked by a gloved hapd No orange that falls to the ground or be sll plated guar by Cost No More Than Common Oranges oranges are cheapest to buy because they are thin skinned libreless and seedless They are nearly all food and "no waste You lose money if you buy pithy seedy thick skinned oranges ASKS $5000 ROM RAILROAD Because he was delved by a cut of cars which lie says stood in his way so that lie could not board a Big our train to Lafayette Ind Dec 19 1910 at the Union Station until after the train had started loyd Stanfield 18 West Ohio street yesterday sued the railroad com pany fn Superior Court Room 4 for $5000 damages for injuries he received when he fell He says he started to climb through the tram which stood in his wav when an employe of the defendant told him not to flo so as he had plenty of time to catch the tram he wanted after the cars were Officers of National Organization Are Guests at Dinner Given by In dianapolis Alumni Club New Officers Elected Jut Give Me Your Address take medicine for Rheumatism but send me your address at once and you will get by return mail a pair of Magic oot Drafts the great Michigan external remedy for Rheumatism TO TRY REE CITY WILLBE HOSTS TO CIVIC OICIAL Exhausted by the week and bordering lapse John Wood man is occupying a County Jail awaiting arraignment In Criminal Court on charge of forgery Wood whose arrest was caused by the 'local detective authorities at Northfield Minn last Sunday arrived in Indian 1 tipolis yesterday morning jn the charge of Detective John Mullen of the local de tective force He was taken to the turn keys office at police headquarters and registered and removed Immediately to the County Jail where he was surren dered to Sheriff Woessner Wood summoned attaches of the jail 'during the afternoon and asked that medical attention be given him Dr Anthony jail physician was sum moned It was announced that sudden illness is due probably to the strain he had undergone Woods arrival at police headquartersyesterday morning occasioned no stir No friends greeted him In the office of (apt Holtz of the detective departmentWood was asked if he desired to obtain bond bond WOOD HOME HOLDS TONGUE ON CHARGE Admittance to the performance will be as usual by invitation Auto Hun iles Answer The Haynes Auto mobile Company of Kokomo 1ml defendants in a suit brought by Benjamin Goodwin of Omaha Neb yesterday filed an answer to the bill complaint in the ederal Court The litigation is a suit over a contract granting sales privileges for the automobiles manufactured bv tho defendant company the plaintiff alleging that the Haynes Automobile Company endeavored to revoke the contract New Quariers Assuming the name of the Indiananolls Dormitory Association the postal clerks who use th dormitory rooms on the fourth floor of the ederal building have formed a temporary organlza tlon to obtain a large house In the central part of Indianapolis for their use The Rogers Orange Spoon ree The picture shows new i 1 Orange Spoon ac tual size being a gen uine Rogers product of the 1 style spoon bo sent Cnpt red 'I' Austin Third will proceed to ort Myer It 1: in a Hpeclal tcm pored stool heavily ver ully nntced a comes bruised or damaged in any way ever bears the tlonal spoon (1 12 a pern and 12 cents to hear the case Tracks through the snow followed by Superintendent of Police Martin Hyland and other oiliccrs Jed from tho scene of the attack and robbery to Boll's home His defense is an alibi Phone Talk Expensive Eleven dollars and fifty cents wus the amount paid yesterday afternoon by James A Burns a Newcastle (Ind) tailor for the use of a telephone nt the Kingston Hotel Burns was culling a friend by telephone when he dropped the receiver from his hand 'rhe instrument plunged through a large plate glims in the lop of a cigar case Burns was arrested for malicious destruction of property hut upon pnyment of the damage the court per mitted him to return to his home Uivlo Union Meeting Thu Rev John son su perin tendunt of the Indiana Stalo On all remittances up to 24c please send one cent stamps on amounts above 24c send postoflice money order express money order or bank draft Do not send cash Make your money order or draft payable to Tho California ruit Exchange and address your letters to The Cali fornia ruit Exchange 24 Clark Street Chicago Ill You can secure these premiums with orange wrap pers lemon wrappers "Red orange wrappers' or lemon wrappers If you will ntako it a point to buy only and "Red oranges and lemons you will not only get the finest fruits that grow economically priced but you will soon have enough wrappers to secure a complete set of hc beautiful spoons and knives hero shown Broken in Spirit and III ormer Councilman Awaits in Jail Ar raignment for orgery nuui nnd boyw at the Central Avenue Church Central nvenuo and Tw ifih tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on "Th was followed by Russell A Sharp of Bloomington who spoke on Chap He represented the active chapters of the fraternity Thomas Honan attorney general was not present and his place on the toast list was filled by Mr Lamkin Chester A Jewett spoke on Immor tal his address being the nature of a memorial to the six men who founded the fraternity in 1848 Charles Rauh had the task of telling stories His re sponse was entitled and his entire talk was in the lighter vein During the evening fraternity songs were sung The table decorations were white and azure blue The anniversary of the founding of the order Is March 15 but this year the day of the banquet was changed to suit the convenience of many of the members There are about 250 members of the alumni club in In dianapolis There are seven active chap ters in Indiana at Indiana and Purdue universities and Wabash DePauw ranklin Butler and Hanover colleges All were represented last night Win It Son Sent to you on The frequent changes of temperature fn the fall and winter months are the source of much discomfort and destruction of human life Raw damp cold air snow sleet and rain take tu rn at prod uci ng a crop of colds and coughs These lead to pneumonia Nearly every case has its beginning in a simple cough and cold that was neglected Thousands of people die as a result It is more certain to result in death than a wound from gun shot A sudden chill rising fever sore throat hoarseness running hose headache cough painful breathing are the forerunners of pneumonia Avoid the danger Try the one certain re liable remedy for colds and coughs namely Dr Cough Syrup Jt doe not contain anu opiates It is perfectly safe and reliable It is the best remedy for soothing and sub duing the inflamed conditions of the bron chial tubes and Jungs It checks cough and cold quickly and completely Tost it ilrst by sending a post al for a free sample Adoiess Afc (J Meyer it (jo Baltimore Md But to have no delay get a regular bottle of the rem edy price 25c from your drugget today and take no substitute This is the best advice we can give you to avoid pneumonia Good fellowship and a spirit of fun and good cheer marked the annual day banquet at the Indianapolis Alumni Club of the Phi Delta Theta raternity last night at the Claypool Hotel Before the toasts business of the club includ ing the election of officers took place Two tickets were in the field for election but the rivalry was of friendly nature The election results follow: President Emeritus Hilton Brown President rank Davidson Vice President Mark Miller Reporter Willltts A Bastian Treasurer Carl Harris Chorister Neal Thurston Chaplain Walter Shiel Delegate to the next provincial convention Chester Jewett One hundred were seated at the tables Many were present for the first time be ing those who will graduate from school this year Several of the officers of the Grand Council the national organization were present including Charles Lam kin of Keytesville Mo president of the Grand Council rank Mitchell of Chicago reporter of the Grand Council and Thomas' Davis of Goshen historian of the Grand Council Both President Lam kin and Reporter Mitchell responded to toasts the former on the subject of the fraternity in general and the latter on tne subject jaie oUDscriptions to SING RATERNITY SONGS rank Davidson was toastmaster first response was made by Michael oley whose subject was raternity He spoke of what the fraternity stands for and what It accomplishes He REDERICK DYER Corresponding These Drafts have truly worked like magic for many thousand of sufferers from eieiy kind of Rheumatism chronic and acute muscular sciatic lumbago gout etc no matter how severe They have wrought wonderful cures after medicines and baths and all other means have failed tiring even after 30 and 40 years of suf fenng Can you afford to let this offer go bj Don't delay but at once xtttuin ividil will bring the 'Drafts rep a Trjj them then if vou are fully satisfied 'with the benefit leceived send 4 1: One Dollar If not they cost you nothing You decide and we take your word Ad dress Magic oot Draft Co Zll Oliver A :1 Building Jackson Mich Send no money ujat vour address' Writs tfldav The California ruit Exchange 34 Clark Street CHICAGO ILL Commercial Club Park Board and Improvement Commission to En tertain Mcarland Arrangements for the entertainment of Horace Mcarland of Harrisburg Pa president of the American Civic Asso ciation have been completed by the Com mercial Club Mr Mcarland speaks Tuesday evening at Tomlinson Hall on Crusade Against Municipal Ugli Mr Mcarland will be met at £he Union Station Tuesday morning by mem bers of the Board of Park Commissioners and the Commercial Club He will take luncheon at the Commercial Club with the Park Board members of the Civic Im provement Commission and the board of directors of the Commercial Club The afternoon will be spent by Mr Mc arland in an automobile trip about the Htv whn he will visit the parks and boulevards Leroy Snyder secretary of tae Park Board is planning to furnish Mr Mcarland with lantern slides of local scenes for his illustrated lecture In the I evening In his lecture Mr Mcarland will deal with many phases of civic improvements I including the fight against smoke evils park and boulevard improvements and similar subjects He is taking special in terest in the movement for a plaza west of the State House and also will discuss the suggestion of a plan for a future civic center in Indianapolis The lecture will be free and it is hoped a large audience will be present Special invitations are being sent to organizations of the city and to organizations formed to advance civic improvements of all kinds will to San Antonin Tex to lnxpprt' I I A 1 1 i I ry Vil for teni a to the police yesterday morning Entrance to an upstairs room was gained by way of side door leading tn the stairway which had been left unlocked Among the jewelry taken were several watches rings braceiris and a necklace Entertain Club The North Side Book Club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs John oster and Mrs Harry Ulrich at the home of the latter 1040 Udell street The house was decorated In and white The entertainment lunch and favors were In accordance with the day and each member of the club responded to toasts with a frag ment or irisn wit Drives Over odrea 21 years old afternoon by Wants Additional Appropriation to Pay for Street Intersections ollowing the plan adopted by the city administration to determine as soon as possible needed future expenditures the Board of Public Works yesterday decided that $25000 would be required to pay In tersection costs In street improvements this year The board forwarded a re quest for an appropriation of that amount to City Controller Harry Wallace Mr Wallace already had received requests for apprpriations of $6000 for water and $10000 for lights Street Intersection cost was provided for in the budget to the extent of $25000 but about $27000 will be required for work ordered in 1910 but not completed until this year Board members say they expect the additional appropriation to cover all street inter sections for the year A petition for sprinkling Massachusetts avenue from New Jersey street to College avenue was filed with the board yesterday by business men am not was gained in mv interview and can not discuss the ease from that stand point JWr Wood seemed extremely anxious to sec the indictments against him during our Prosecutor Baker declined to say more When Wood was taken to the office he asked to see the indictments but was informed that they were in the cus tody of Prosecutor Baker ive capiases were served on Wood one for grand lar ceny and two each for forgery arid utter ing a forged note The total amount of Bonds wnich Wood must give before he can get out of jail is $17500 COMPLAINS OOD As soon as Wood was returned to the jail he ate breakfast He complained of the limited variety of food and impressed upon the jailers that had been living in his in pers and 20c or arldl Rnlfo This valuable med ical book tells in plain simple lan guage how Con sumption can be cured in your own home If you know of any one suffering from Cnnsiirnntinn Catarrh Bronchitis Asthma or anv threat nr lunar trouble or aro vonraelf afflicted this book will heln vou to a cure Even if vou are In the advanced stage of the disease and feel there is no hope this book will show you how others have cured themselves after lbsl remedies they had tried failed and they be lieved their case hopeless Write at once to the Cotviimptlon Remedy Co 4672 Water Street Kalamazoo Mich and they will gladly send you the bookbv return mall free and also a generous supply of the New Treatment absolutely free for they want every suf ferer to have this wonderful remedy before it is too lace write today It may mean the saving of your life Consumption BOOK The biggest lot of oranges that ever came to this city has just arrived THREE MILLION of them They arrived by spe cial ast reight direct from the big fruit groves of California They are the brand famed for their 1 delicious flavor and health giving properties Each local fruit dealer is laying in a liberal supply of and on next Monday morning all dealers will put on a Special Orange Sale lasting throughout the week' There is not an ounce of ro sin in Sunny Monday Laun dry Soap Rosin is used in' all other laundry soaps be cause it is cheaper than the fats and oils used in Sunny Monday Sunny Monday costs more to manufacture than any other laundry soap of which we know It is kind to clothes will not shrink flannels or' 1 woolens or turn clothes yellow Sunny Monday is just as pure ait its whiteness indicates it is the safest and most economical laundry soap you can use Physicians Advise Them Leading physicians say that to counteract the effect of meat and other heavy foods we eat one should eat oranges liberally It is a universally known fact that orange juice is an excellent food for the brain cells and a tonic for rundown nerves No better laxative than sound ripe oranges can be found ree Premiums for Wrappers The orange always comes in a tissue paper wrapper that protects the oranges and re tains all their tree ripened flavor This name on the wrapper means you are buying at a reasonable price the finest orange of all wrappers should be kept and sent to us to spoons are They are AH are are How to Serve Them Oranges are the most appetizing and nourishing food you can at breakfast in the sick room be tween in salads ices sherbets and puddings There is no limit to the number of excellent dishes of which oranges form the basis Buy a box of oranges and your fruit dealer will make you a special price You will And no trouble in keeping them as long as you went to be cause reach you in excellent condition i on the' best produced since leaving clianapolls Wood refused to discuss case when newspaper men sought an tortriAn' 4 had led a quiet life and enjoyed the friendship anil confidence of every one be fore I entered declared Woodv while eri routerhonie in company with Mullen I got into the City Council lived beyond my teK PetecttveMuUen arrivingat Northfieldii at first believed the wrong man had been jested He wasmet at the station bv police who informed him thatfy They had the wrCng man Even when Mullen reached the Jail and identified Wopd the Northfield officer re 'h' fused to believe that he was the right man During the return trip Wood con versed dreely with the officer but was guarded In any conversation concerning his allegl irregular transactions He said if the officers had delayed arresting him SI he woulrt have had at least to 000 cleared on his newspaper merger EELS H1MSEL Several times during the return trip Wood repeated he was and expressed fegr of the consequences upon his return th the city Wood at one time menlmned that if he had succeeded in making money at Northfield he would Arsentine to join Seth Itichcreek the fugitive Indianapolis bank er who he says is there Wood asked Mullen if he escaped the penitentiary in local courts if he would to tlle Canadian authori ties who hold warrants for his arrest fol embezzlement He expressed fear that his "wife would file a charge of desertion against him Mullen said He mentioned insanity as a possible defense Mullen said and spoke of a brother who had gone in sane Wood did not discuss his alleged Oi iaiacy with an unidentified woman at Minneapolis and also Northfield prior to bis an est It was learned however that 1 lie woman had pawned jewelry following dePal'ted before Mullen reached Northfield assumed the name of Ward at Northfield held a high position socially In the town which contains about 3500 Inhabitants Soon after his arrival there Wood Interested a wealthy hotel pro Pnetor in a newspaper venture and suc Questions Prisoner but Refuses to Divulge Result of Confer' ence on Indictments' Card Party Arranged Whlto River Court United Order of oresters will give a card party tonight In Saks Hall Gives PoNt Card idelity Hlv No 140 gave ft post eard shower for Miss Minnie Gresh 2002 Highland Place yesterday airfax Harrison Coming airfax Harri son president of the Monon railroad will address the Transportation Club of Indian apolis at its meeting March 31 in the Board of Trade dining room Mrs Shank Returns Mrs Shank has returned to Indianapolis from Martinsville where she has been with Mayor Shank who does not expect to return until next week Mrs Shank said the mayor Is recovering Presents Mag The Caroline Scott Harri son Chapter A presented a flag Thursday evening to tho Home for Aged and riendless Women Mrs oster made the presentation and Mrs Charles Latham president of the board responded lorist Awarded $25 Gustav Lange 2226 South Meridian street a florist was given $25 by a jury in Superior Conn Room 1 yesterday In his suit against Charles Koerner a neighbor whose cuttie destroyed some of flowers last fall Lange asked $500 Installation The annual installa tion of officers of the McKinb Club 2209 East Michigan street will take place this evening at the clubhouse Tie officers were elected last week They are: President Prange vice president Judge James A nuartermRster Is detailed as member of the commission Appointed tn investigate and report tionn th question of establishing and ninlntnfnlnf ft maneuvering ground and cmnp of Insprr tlon rifle and nrtlllery ranges neor the Chirkii nm tig a nd Clin 1 1 nnooga 111 my Park vice JJcut Col David Htanley i deputy iiuartemmster grnenil relkvod Tho leave of absence granted 1 lrst Lieu tenant Stephen Abbot coast artillery corps Is further extended two monlhs irst Lieutenant Walter Jones signal dorps will assume charge of the signal corps general supply depot ort Wood relieving irst Lieutenant William IJeMscll Thirteenth Infantry By direction of tho President Mill Arthur Murray A is detailed ns a member of tho army retiring board uppolntJ ed to moot at Washington during the ah genre of Brig Gen Ernest A Garlhiglon Inspector general 1 Lieut Rogers to Dayton for Instruc tion in aviation Surgeon' ll from Hanrnck to: Naval Hospital New York for trnatiprnt BAD SHOT sir alm always at the fb till have to euy Is you to a very hind whnt l1v are ii most luscious oranges the choicest of each of 5000 California Orange armers They pack all their perfect oranges under the one name and' ship them by special fast freight the day they are picked 1 The is a tree ripened orange seed less and never pithy every is firm solid and sound statements made his arrival home former city officials his arrest that I said Prosecutor in position to disclose ck I etc paid ceipt a pers and 12c or each addi ceeded In obtaining his support to the ex tent of about $15000 Questioned concerning his alleged trans actions at Winnipeg where it is said he engaged in an insurance swindle Wood declared he had defrauded no one there did not forge checks there but simply had out some notes which I was unable to said Wood Wood disappeared from Indianapolis last May when it is supposed he went di rectly to Winnipeg and engaged in the Insurance business He was known there as Joseph Ward He left there eb 2 with about $1500 in alleged stolen insurance premiums it is said At that time local officers were in search of him and gained their knowledge of his whereabouts through a circular bearing his picture under the name of Ward sent out by the Canadian police department The clew was followed up but Wood it is said had gone to Minneapolis By watching the woman in the case who it is said is from Indianapolis the police found Wood at Minneapolis but before they could arrest him he made his es cape Prior to leaving Minneapolis he left notice at the postoffice to forward his mail to Northfield and this gave the police the clew that led to his ar rest The first alleged Irregularities in the conduct of Wood here developed from deals in lots at Irvington where it is alleged he sold real estate In which he had no title and accepted money Later he was charged with having uttered forged notes When Wood will be arraigned has not been determined by Prosecutor Baker It has been intimated however that he will be taken into Criminal Court for a preliminary hearing as soon as his phys ical condition will permit All of former friends appar ently had deserted him yesterday and no one besides newspaper men called at the jail He made no requests for an attorney While the jail physician was attending him he inquired as to whether he could not have a better bed Attaches say they have no fdvors to show Wood He occupies cell No 5 on the second floor on the west side of the north wing and was locked up last night with a cell mate Offer Prompt Relief to Every Sufferer Without Medicine and Without Cost ARMY ORDERS WASHINGTON March 17 Army orders huvo been issued as follows: Lieut Col Edwin Babbitt ordnance department will proceed ort Monroe Va for the purpose of witnessing tirlngs Hrainst the battle ship San Marcos March 20 1911 Copt Joseph Ta Knowlton quartermaster Is relieved from detail In the quartermas department William Bartlett medical corps nt San Antonio Tex will proceed to ori Oglethorpe Ga for temporary fluty Uttpt Harry Purnell medical corps will report to the commanding officer General Hospital the presidio of San rancisco Cal for temporary duty Brig Gen Robert Evans Is detailed as chief of the division of militia affairs vice Brig Gon Erasmus Weaver chief of const artillery relieved Brig Gens Evans nnd Weaver will report to the chief of staff for duty Secund Lieutenant Walter ulton Twen ty fourth infantry In San rancisco Cal will proceed to Denver Uni The following named officers of the coast artillery corps will report nt ort Monroe Va for examination for promotion: irst Lieutenant Glen Jenks and Second Lieu tenants Jacob rank and Harold Gar diner Maj Wlllam Laaslter Inspector genera) 3 MILLION ORANGES HERE ynu on re ceipt of 21 wrap pars and 20 ad ditional or addi tion ponn Collins secretary I Phares treasurer George Mueller Admits Bankruptcy Berryman Hurley a farmer at Daleville Ind yesterday en tered a voluntary petition in bankruptcy In the ederal Court His total liabilities are $208724 and he has no assets according to the schedule filed with his petition Of his liabilities $2O84G3 Is in unsecured claims and $256 due tn taxes Park Board Appoints Appointments of summer employes of the Board of Park Coin nilssioners were made the board at ils meeting yesterday morning all formal em ployes with two exceptions being reap pointed New appointments wore of William lynn as park policeman at' Riverside Park and Michael Griffin at Brookside Park Realty Company Wins A jury 1n Superior Court Room 3 yesterday morning returned verdicts In favor of the Wabash Realty Com pany against the Krouse Company in three cases Involving the possession of real estate In one case the plaintiff was given $2 250 1n another $450 and In another $1 damages and the possession of the prop erty Involved Burglars Get Jewelry The theft of jewelry valued at $150 from the homo of David secure free a set of genuine Rogers Or Dessert Spoons and ruit Knives The patterns new 1911 styles designed exclusively for us hr attractive and stylish as money can buy Rogers quality standard A No 1 plate and are fully guaranteed by the makers Wm Rogers Sons No ad vertising appears on any of our premiums Read on the right the description of these valuable premiums and how to get them GIVE ANNUAL DINNER Delta Upsllon Members Hear Toast A lj raiinr aunce president of Brown University Providence I speaking before fifty members of the Delta Upsllon raternity at the annual banquet at the German House last night made a plea for an exemplification of fraternity prin ciples in business and professional life He said the men who go out from col leges as members of a fraternity should do their part toward inculcating the principles of the organization in younger men to the end that the things for which the fraternity stands in the college may become a factor in life outside the col lege President aunce took issue with those who say fraternity is on con viviality and saying he believes it is not for to abandon personal ideals In search of fellowship President aunce was given a formal Welcome in an after dinner speech by Charles Williams Mr Williams praised the university of which Mr aunce is head by reading a paragraph from the charter under which the institution is operated The charter he said shows the liberality of the university in it4? ac ceptance of students of all denominations requiring only the president to be of the faith under which it was organized Other speakers were Weatherly of Indiana University and Charles Gib son of De Pauw the latter an tivr mem ber of the fraternity The following of ficers were elected: President Charles Williams Vice President James IS Eaglosfipld Secretary Dr Herbert 'I Wagner Treasurer Earl If Blakely Dr Wagner presided at the business session and introduced Douglas of Indianapolis as toastmaster have no friends who would risk on me was hls reply BAKER IS RETICENT Wood was taken later to the office of Prosecuting Attorney rank Baker A conference of nearly one hour was held What passed betweemthe prose cutor and former councilman is not known definitely Tt was because of my desire to in quire into alleged ry wood mat would called him before Baker Hose Arrested Russell chauffeur 411 East arrested vesterdav Patrolman Judkins ehunred driven 1 arete motor truck over Are hose during the progress of a fire at 129 North Senate aventie odrea de clared he did not know it was a violation to drive over fire hose The blaze was of little consequence Program The Indianapolis Lie derkranz has Ils program for a concert to be give' March 22 The chorus will lng two inters 1st and Moder Ivh Will an Dlnfe by Joseph Schmidt The dra matic section of tho society will produce comic operetta WiM8on 3 1 1 I 11 fl 1'1 jflA Ml tJiM 1 wW ha 4 II i is 1 1 11 here eixp i i di hen vie I iv a fa tnnrn linr i nn tr Ek MB If ifl Iwl ro I 24 ME I UH I wJ each 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