The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 4

MAKES PLEA SEL DEENSE IVE HUNDRED HEAR New Officers of Indiana Postmasters HERTZINGER GOES TO TRIAL HOLDS PROGRESS IS NEEDED TO BE NONPARTISAN OPENING SERMON 9 i Sixtieth Annual Session at MANY CHANGES EXPECTED VICE PRESIDENT COMES WEST Chief Contest Will Come When CUTICURA SOAP 4 IT of VETO THREATENED BY SHANK SEEKS TO SET ASIDE CODICIL ROWNS UPON ORDINANCES SON MAJ ALLEN ILES SUIT is will which CAMPIRE WIDOW WINS POLICY SUIT IRST DAY QUIET ONE it OERS BATHS TO NEWSBOYS ADVERTISING TALKS SHANK GETS MORE POTATOES RED MEN CONDUCT UNERAL Get LORISTS SEE GREENHOUSES ASKS OR DEATH PENALTY DEATHS IN INDIANA MORTUARY RECORD SHERI WARNS STRIKERS ft A i KJ a at chairman of the Board said he believed that EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (RONT) PRESIDENT A BUSH REYN of to II ed practi "drys" irst Ind The the will be the codicil codicil and 3 Striking glass have been warned that they must re DISCREDITS STORY ENDS REUNION of Postmasters were elected at the The members of the Indiana league will postmasters attending the National the court for GIVES $25000 TO CAIN RICHMOND ON CONDITIONS purposes Councilman a conference with the afternoon is of the THREE MEN CHARGED WITH GIVING LAD ATAL DRINK WRITTEN BY WILLIAM REEMAN share alike CONTEST PROMISED to set aside the will promises Joseph 1J Gray STOUT Oct The school will sing songs of Jim" Sherman of that distinguished square ANDERSON Ind Oct Self defense is the plea of Henry Hert zinger who was today placed on trial charged with' having caused the death of rank Eales about two months ago Hert zinger and Eales who were each about sixty years old had been close friends most bt their Jives Twenty years ago they came here to gether from Johnstown Pa and took em ployment In the American steel and wire mill The shooting occurred at the home of Eales about 2 o'clock on the morning of July 29 following a night of carousal with Mrs Emma Cassiday and Mrs Liz zie Pritchett sisters Both Hertzinger and the women It is said will testify that Hertzinger shot Eales in self defense and only as a 'means of saving his own life after Eales in a crazed condition had struck him on the head with a post hole digger The state on the other hand will try to prove that the carousal had ended in a free for all fight between Eales and the two women apd Hertzinger and that the latter was in no danger of his life when he shot his former friend Lecturer 'Advises In Address Closing Session of County Sun day School Association the al the the was born and reared under the shelter of old Asbury Chapel and for years was identi fied with the work of the Terre Haute churches He made touching references to the many difficulties which confronted the church in the earlier days With the arrival of many of the more prominent ministers of the conference the political wheels began to turn While thus far there is not a minister in the entire conference who has acknowledged that he Is seeking honors of the confer ence the friends of many of the min isters are making a quiet canvass in their behalf The five district superintendents Rev Paul Curnick of South Bend Dr A Briggs of Hammond the Rev Leazenby of Crawfordsville the Rev A Wood of Lafayette and the Rev Campbell of Greencastle are all mentioned as candidates for delegates to the General Methodist Conference which convenes in Minneapolis next May In addition to these men the names of the Rev Demetrius Tillotson of Lafay ette Hovis of South Bend Dr Gohin of Greencastle and the Rev Smith of Terre Haute will be present to the conference as delegates EDWARD structor in the tute Is dead at poisoning CLAUDE BURR well known as a newspaper man In Anderson and Guthrie Okla is dead in Anderson A widow end one son survive MRS BENJAMIN OLIVER 91 years old is dead at her home In Lagro Wa bash Death was due to a frac tured hip sustained a week ago LAWRENCE COMMONS 11 years old a well known horseman and owner of Commons Stock arm is dead at his home near Centerville of disease The widow and one son survive JOHN KOONTZ Sr 59 years old is dead at his home near Bloomington He was born in Monroe County and never lived out of it He is survived by three children John IL and David Koontz and Mrs rank Coleman However Will ollow Republicans Gather Rushville Smoker Martin Mrs Gennie Scott ot this city says: years I was troubled more or less with womanly troubles Sometimes I would have shortness of breath and smothering spells I tried several doctors but they only gave me temporary relief I tried Cardui the and found it to be the medicine suiting my case I was quickly re lieved by it and now for the first time in years I am very well and 1' enjoy good health I praise Cardui for these good re sults I recommend the medicine to my friends because I know it is good safe and reliable It helped me won derfully and I can truthfully say that Cardui is the best medicine I have ever taken" sure that Cardui the tonic will bring you help if you will use it regularly and for a reasonable length of time You know you can depend on Cardui because you have read of so many who are enthusiastic in its praise Cardui SMOKE COMMISSION TO MEET Members of the Smoke Abatement Com mission have been asked by Chairman Herman Murk to meet this afternoon in the offices of the Board of Public Safe ty to discuss the proposed new ordinancefor the reorganization of the smoke de partment with the board Radical changes are recommended in the ordinance Among other things it provides that the Inspector must be an experienced me chanical engineer and must have a gen eral knowledge of how to operate a smoke department taining RICHMOND Ind er 17 years old is posed effects of rank Burns William Casey and Charles Codrington have been arrested and at police headquarters it Is said they will likely be charged with involuntary man slaughter It Is reported that the men admit having given the Weber lad whisky Weber and two companions were driv ing south of Richmond when they met the three men now under arrest The men desired to ride and the boys ac commodated them in return for which the men gave them a whisky bottle from which they drank Weber became un conscious from the effects of what he drank and was found dead during the night Coroner Pierce pronounced the death as being due to alcoholic poisoning The whisky found in a partly filled bottle from which it is thought Weber drank will be analyzed and the stomach of Weber has been sent to the state chemist at Indianapolis for examination Burns Casey and Codrington were found at a railroad camp south of Richmond and Identified by the companions of Weber as the men who gave them the liquor The ood Drink for All Ages RICH MILK MALT CRAIN EXTRACT IN POWDER Not in any Milk Trust Insist on Take a package home Northwest Indiana Conference Convenes in Terre Haute in A Proposes to Entertain Members of Association Each Week At a meeting of the advisory commit tee of the Newsboys' and Protective Association yesterday Hibberd director of the boy department of the Young Christian Associa tion offered the use of a large room in the A building for a headquar ters for newsboys and messengers and suggested that the youngsters should be entertained at the building one night each week ree baths and various games will be features of tne entertain ment The committee Is composed of the Rev Bickel the Rev Bentley Matthews Corrigan and Vattier Snyder The committee will meet again In the near future to decide on the plans suggested yesterday and to discuss a means of raising funds for the organization Shaving with Cuticura Soap ac cording to special directions with every cake is a luxury for tender faced men indispensable for those who shave twice daily and a necessity for those subject to redness roughness or irritation of the skin No mug no soggy soap no germs no two soaps when one suffices no loss of time or preserving and purifying the skin scalp and hair Cuticura Soap has no superiorold through out the world Post free liberal sample with 32 book Address Dept 6D Boston Politics When woodwork In Polytechnle Insti Ilaute of uremic MRS MARTHA KIRK S(k years old is dead at her home in Kennard near New castle from paralysis WIRES Rose Terre Veterans of Meet CUM TOPICS I TD TA AT I 4 SHAVING the Indiana Appellate Court held that an in surance organization either fraternal or associatlonal can not change its bylaws to alter a contract for insurance pre viously made The decision was made in the case of the Court of Honor vs Eliza beth Rausch appealed from Vanderburg County The history of the case showed that Charles Rausch in 1903 took out a fraterna certi ncate in $1000 on his life which included a pro vision specifying that after two years it should be incontestable except for cer tain defects Within less than two years thereafter the court amended its bylaws to provide that death by suicide should be a defense against the payment of policies Rausch committed suicide in 1908 and his widow recovered a Judgment In the lower court That judgment was affirmed by the higher court Mayor Shank yesterday announced that he will veto ordinances introduced in the City Council Monday night providing for a reduction in the number of City Hall employes the establishment of a mu nicipal garage and the abolition of the position of third assistant city clerk If the by the to him he will passed RANKORT Ind Oct John Allen son of the late Maj David Allen and who was cut off without a cent in his will today brought suit In the Circuit Court to set aside that particular codicil to the disinherited him As grounds for asking that set aside the son avers that dated Nov 10 1910 is not a that It should be revoked for the reason that at the time of its execution David Allen was a person of unsound mind and incapable of making a codicil The suit Is brought against Joseph Gray executor of the will and Richard A Allen and Joseph Allen two other sons of Maj Allen whom the latter willed should receive his $55000 estate snare ana HOT The suit to be hotlv contested executor was for years the legal adviser of Maj Allen and is thoroughly con versant with many things of a sensa tional nature that prompted Maj Allen to disinherit John Allen The will of Maj Allen was probated Sept 20 four days after his death The document as originally drafted Nov 11 1908 provided for an equal distribution of the estate among the three sons The day following its execution he supple mented it with a codicil which provided that Joseph share should be held and as the fre TERRE HAUTE Ind Oct (Spe cial) The first session of the annual meeting of the Northwest Indiana Meth odist Conference opened at the irst Methodist Church tonight the Rev De metrius Tillotson pastor of the Methodist Church of Lafayette preaching the conference sermon conference marks the sixtieth anniver sary of the founding of the Northwest Indiana Conference which was estab lished In old Asbury Chapel now the irst lfethodist Church of Terre Haute In October 1861 The advance guard of ministers arrived in tHe city early this afternoon and the main body totaling altogether 500 dele gates arrived about 6 tonight The large auditorium of the irst Methodist Church was crowded to capa city tonight when the conference was formally opened Charles Ehrman rep resenting thelrfet Methodist Church ex tended greetings to the visiting delega tions and George aris former rep resentative In Congress from the ifth District delivered an address of welcome on behalf of Terre Haute Methodists Anderson Man's Testimony It Is Said Will Be Corroborated by Women Who Saw Killing LET TO RIGHT JOHN BENNETT MORRISTOWN SECRETARY MCMULLEN SUNMAN MEMBER EATON NEW PALESTINE VICE OLDS PRESIDENT Officers of the Indiana State League session at the Clnypool Hotel yesterday remain today and tomorrow to entertain League of Postmasters Affidavit Declares ather to Have Been of Unsound Mind When Will Was Drawn Will Today Begin Distribution of Second Car Load Mayor Shank will begin the distribution of bls second car load of potatoes today Adkins yesterday completed ar rangements with the representative of a dealer at Grand Rapids Mich whereby the mayor became the owner of a car load of tubers that were standing in the local railroad yards Orders for 246 sacks of potatoes have been received by the mayor and it is expected that they will take an entire car load The mayor hopes to have another car load on the market Saturday Mayor Shank attempted to purchase enough potatoes from Councilman John Blumberg who Is vi commission merchant himself to fill all the potato orders he had on hand but Mr Blumberg refused to entertain a proposition from the mayor A committee from the Indianapolis Typographical Union No '1 will meet to night to make arrangements for a general meeting to discuss the high cost of living problem Employes of the postoffice have combined on a potato purchasing deal and It is expected that arrangements will be made to secure three car loads Mayor Opposes Proposed Reduction in City Hall orce and Establish ment of Garage Prosecutor Tells Jury in Murder Case to Remember Crimes BOONVILLE Ind Oct In opening the trial of William Davis charged with murdering Ollie Carroll eb 16 Prose cutor Davis requested the Jurors to watch closely for evidence showing that Davis was the leader of a band of thieves and desperadoes who had terrorized the people of Warrick County for the past five years The numerous crimes com mitted in this county were mentioned by the prosecutor who asked the Jury to consider the evidence only from the point of the Infliction of the death penalty and to make an example of Davis Governor Declines to Order Inquiry at State School Governor Marshall is convinced that the stories told recently by girls escaped from the Indiana Girls' School at Cler mont concerning ill treatment received there are untrue and that the young women whom the police captured and re turned to the school are to be classed as wholesale prevaricators Mrs John Kern a member of the board of trustees of the Institution and Dr Kenosha Ses sions the recently appointed superintend ent of the school held a conference with the Governor yesterday morning and told him of charges made by the girls of alleged 111 treatment at the Indianapolis police headquarters Mrs Kern had asked the Governor to make an investigation of the alleged bad conditions at the Girls' School but upon being told of the stories the girls were telling about the Police Station Joined the Governor in his belief that some of the girls are practically Incorrigible The Governor said yesterday he was glad he has not ordered an investigation That the ministers in Indianapolis should discard the time worn custom of preaching on abstract topics and be pro gressive by preaching on questions was the admonition of Byron Platt of the Central Lyceum Bureau addressing the closing session of the convention of the Marion County Sunday School Asso ciation at the irst Baptist Church here last night The topic was "Bible in Modern "Ministers of this said the speak er "should join in public movements for the betterment of He declared that the church has failed to redeem society by ignoring it that it has tried to redeem it by running away from it and has failed and said that the only course now open Is To carry the work right into society politics business and every phase of human Industry The Rev A Storms pastor of the Central Avenue Church gave a short address to the teacher training graduates and Creighton superin tendent of the teacher training depart ment presented the diploma? DEPLORES COMMANDS Hawk of Cincinnati at yester day session speaking on "The tools and the Raw Material of a Sunday School Teacher" deplored the fact that many Sunday school superin tendents and teachers resorted to com mands to obtain order and attention and termed them failures The program was opened with a de votional service conducted by the Rev Lloyd pastor of the University Place Baptist Church followed by a talk on "Missions in the Sunday by Miss Hazel A Lewis state elementary su perintendent George Burnie state general secretary spoke on What and At the morning session the subject of the work ot the graded union and the importance of bringing the workers of the various denominations together was discussed Mrs Stockwell gave an example of a mode! story and Miss May Cox gave an Illustration of a model in termediate lesson Mrs Stacy spoke of the credit system and how it might be used to advantage as it is in the public schools measures are declared regular legal department and passed on The mayor Is undecided on what do with the budget ordinance Monday night He said that he would hold a conference with Corporation Coun sel Kealing before arriving at a definite conclusion One of the ordinances in question pro vides for the reorganization of the City Hall force by abolishing the position of assistant custodian and reducing tho number of Janitors from twelve to seven It is provided however that the Board of Public Works may employ an addi tional Janitor for eight months in the year The ordinance to establish a municipal garage provides for the posi tion of city mechanician at 85 a month Mayor Shank believes there are not too many Janitors at the city building and he also is strongly opposed to Hie city renting a building for a garage long as the city does not have a suit able site 1 will not be in favor ot pay ing out money for a building for a gar age" said the Mayor "I have been told that the equipment In such a building would cost at least $500 and that the right kind of a mechanician would com mand a salary of 100 a month I will veto every ordinance establishing a mu nicipal garage" LAMKIN DISCUSSES WORK Mr Shank said he also was opposed to the plan to reduce the number of em ployes in the office of the city clerk and that he would veto the ordinance If it were passed by Council James Lamkin first assistant city clerk said yesterday that if the position were abolished he probably would resign Mr Lamkin as serted that the work In the office had in creased greatly during the past two years and that each man in the office had all the work he could attend to at the present time Mayor Shank said he believed that the action of the Council Monday night meant a 9 cent park levy and a 74 cent levy lor general Owen who held mayor yesterday same opinion A Schrader of Public Works the action of the Council In ratifying the garbage contract was legal in view of an opinion given the Works Board by the legal department to the effect that the contract had not been killed by the Council when an ordinance providing either for its ratification or rejection was stricken from the files President Blum berg said he also believed that the action of the Council in ratifying the garbage contract was legal The city legal depart ment will Investigate the matter how ever Mayor Shank will depart todav on a trip to LaGrange and other cities in northern Indiana He probably will re turn Saturday evening Glass Workers Ordered Not to Tres pass on Big our Right of Way MARION Ind Oct workers at airmount hv Sheriff Tonv George fraln from trespassing on the right of way of the Big our Railway Company which it is said requested the giving of official warning at the suggestion of the glass company affected by the strike It was alleged that the strikers while ascer taining the identity of the men who took their places trespassed on the railway property Thus far the strik ers have precipitated no serious trouble The plant is being operated on a limited scale day following its execution he suppl mented it with a codicil which provid that Joseph Allens share should be In trust by the rankfort Loan Trust Company until such time Joseph Allen should abstain from use of intoxicating iiouors and cease quenting gambling houses Nov 10 1910 he added a second codicil disinheriting John Allen the codicil reading: "The conduct of John Allen being such that he does not deserve any part of my es SHERMAN GREETING RESPONDS OR VISITORS A Gobin vice president of DePauw University responaea on oenan oi visiting ministers and his address though brief held the attention of entire audience Mr Gobin one of shining lights of Indiana Methodism MANY CHANGES PROBABLE That this conference will result in wholesale chance of uastorates in least three of the five districts has been admitted by the district superintendents This is due according to the officials to the fact that many ministers In these districts have been stationed for many years and have asked to be trans ferred for the good of the cause The Rev A Briggs district super intendent of the Hammond district an nounced on his arrival today that he ex pected at least half of the charges under his supervision would suffer a change of pastorate The same number of changes it is understood will be made in the South Bend and Lafayette districts be ing due to the same on account of long service It is believed that there will be fewer changes In the Greencastle district than in any other district as most of the church boards already have petitioned the conference for the return of their pastors is expected to crop out in the meeting which is scheduled for Thursday night as Carpenter of Brazil is to pre side and it is known he has expressed strong Insurgent views regarding certain phases of church regulation Announce ment was made today that Mr Carpen ter in his address Thursday night will advocate two radical departures: irst an equal lay representation In the annual conference instead of ministerial as here tofore and second an equal lay repre sentation in the conference cabinet The conference cabinet has sole charge of the appointments to charges and has been made up in the past of the presiding bishop and the district superintendents Bishop McDowell will arrive in Terre Haute Wednesday morning zk the close of the first session of the conference hoard of examiners the board approved the work of six young ministers who will be ordained as deacons by Bishop William McDowell next Sunday morning The class accepted is as fol lows: The Rev Shaw pastor of Grace Methodist Church of Terre Haute the Rev Albert Hotchkiss of Lafayette the Rev Walter Morgan of Culver the Rev Herbert Peterson assistant pas tor of St Memorial Church of South Bend the Rev Otto Tevis Martin of Plainfield and the Rev Arthur Schaffer pastor of the South Bend cir cuit The board of examiners will Com plete its work tomorrow afternoon when It is believed that three more ministers will be approved for ordination as deacons and a class of six for ordUiation rites as elders MARION WILL CARRY CASES TO SUPREME COURT Delegates to General Gather ing Are to Be Chosen StetecilfcuMety! AT OUNTAINS HOTELS OR ELSEWHERI the Original and Genuine HORLICK'S MALTED MILK Half of Muncie's Saloons Begin Busi ness With Clear Record MUNCIE Ind Oct 3 No demonstra tlon marked the return of saloons to Muncie today Thirteen bars opened this morning and the remaining thirteen are expected to open before the end of the week All bitt three ot the luekv twenty six applicants took out their licenses to day The other three wil obtain papers tomorew The saloons which opened to day dirt a office" business but there were no arrests for intoxication Trip Is Return of Visits Made to Utica by ormer Repre sentative Watson has stood the test of time the supreme rj: teat of merit Cardui is successful It has been found to relieve womanly pain and build up womanly strength Trv Cardui It will help you 1VWt to: Advisory Department OuttUnoK Medicine Co Chattaaowa Tenn i wrSecl Instruction and 64 pagebook "Homo Visit to Newcastle Plants Made by Members of Association NEWCASTLE Ind Oct Ninety members of tho Indiana State Association representing greenhouse firms in numerous Indiana cities today attended the annual meeting of the asso ciation in this city The florists were met by delegations ot local florists and taken to the Elks home where dinner was served Afterward they were taken in automobiles about the city visiting the half dozen big greenhouse plants and the factories of the city Late tills afternoon a business session was held after which the visitors left for their homes It was not the time for the election of officers and the old officers served as formerly The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR recently print ed the following announcement JOURNALISM implies CLEAN ADVERTIS ING as well as CLEAN NEWS is clean advertising? more nor less than clean personal conduct What a normal well balanced man would not think it RIGHT to do personally in a face to face transaction should not be done through the medium of an advertisement There are men who will not be bound by laws of hoa orable conduct in their relations with others These afl the fake mining promoters dishonest land developers fraudulent medical advisers and the whole brood of wrong thinkers who put out DEBASING AND DESTRUCTIVE ADVERTISING these will not refrain from dishonorable practices IT IS THE DUTY THE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER TO CLOSE THE COLUMNS HIS PAPER to such ne farious announcements the number of publishers who recognize this OBLIGATION is increasing REJECTION of unclean unreliable advertising makes a medium of GREATER VALUE TO THE LEGITI MATE ADVERTISER because he does not have to com pete for the attention with that which is beneath his class Hence THE GENERAL ADVERTISER LEGITIMATE PROPOSITIONS SHOULD LOOK WITH AVOR ON t'HE MEDIUMS WHICH DISCRIMINATE is good sense as well as good I make no apologies for printing the above EXCEL LENT SERMON" on clean advertising It be long before EVERY NEWSPAPER PUB LISHER in the United States will RECOGNIZE THE NE CESSITY PRINTING ONLY RELIABLE ADVER TISING in his colupins (To Be Continued) Good News from Martin Tells of 4 Timely Recovery Details Regarding the Case License Applicant Seeks to Mandate County Officials so He Will Permit to Sell MARION Ind Oct It is cally certain now that Marion will take the liquor cases to the Supreme Court on appeal from the decision of Judge Leroy Nash of the Tipton Circuit Court who recently ordered the Issu ance of licenses to twenty ono appli cants Attaches ot the office of County Clerk red Drake are now engaged in preparing the transcripts it having been determined to carry all twenty one of the cases to the state's highest tribunal Judge Nash allowed fifteen days for the filing of a bill of exceptions The county commissioners will grant no liquor licenses during their current term according to statements made by members of the board William Hamil ton who was granted a license by Judge Nash was refused a municipal' permit and has petitioned the Circuit Court for an order of mandate to compel the city officials to grant lilm a license The county commissioners will take no ac tion until lie case in the Circuit Court Is adjudicated Great Officers Attend Obsequies of Capt Thomas Gray NOBLESVILLE Ind Oct The funeral of Capt Thomas Gray was held at tho irst Christian Church this after noon conducted by the Rev Day of Indianapolis assisted by the Rev Howe the pastor Many beautiful floral tributes were sent by Red Men and news paper men The services at Crownland Cemetery were in charge of the Great Council of Red Men ot Indiana those participating being Morris of Rush ville great sachem: George Harper of Madison great senior sagamore Roy Emlg of Columbus great Junior saga more Charles Stout of Middletown great prophet Otto Wolf of Indianapolis great chief of records and rank Castor of Indianapolis great keeper of wampum MRS SCOTT WELL AGAIN DAVID CROCKETT 75 a Confederate soldier and cousin of the famous Texan of that name is dead at his home near Columbia Mo During the border warfare in Missouri Crockett was hanged to tree by Union soldiers and rescued at the point of death by his comrades JOHN BRIGHT 94 the oldest law yer in Tennessee is dead at his home near ayetteville He was Inspector gen eral of Tennessee during the war and member of Congress from 1871 to 1879 DR WILLIAM BERTRAM 84 one of the oldest practicing physicians In Iowa died at Keokuk Tuesday He was a native of Prussia In 1872 he was United States consul tq Montevideo for a short time NAVAL COMMANDER A SUICIDE NEW LONDON Conn Oct Com mander William II Alderdice reLred committed suicide by shooting in the head this afternoon at the home of a sister He was about 60 years old and Xinmarried oor health is believed to have been the cause BY GEORGE RUSHVILLE Ind children of this city welcome to Utica when citizen appears in the public Oct 10 to take part in a big nonpartisan celebration in his honor The Vice President of the United States is to come as the guest of James Watson Rushville will assume the part of host extraordinary to the vice president The afternoon doings at the Court House yard wilU'be nonpartisan There will be offered the open hearted greetings of the citizenship regardless of politics One ot the speakers at the afternoon affair will be United Statfes Senator John Worth Kern of Indianapolis a Democrat Mr Sherman will speak also and there will be other addresses all a nonpolitical kind At the afternoon celebration a body school children will he consnicuous lend emphasis to the Idea that politics is barred and that is the one big accented word MAKES RETURN VISIT ormer Representative Watson a of the "sunny" school himself has made frequent visits to Utica where Mr Sherman lives and has been Sher guest The trip of the vice presi dent to this city is by way of a return visit Mr Watson will meet Mr Sherman at Indianapolis and a nonpartisan or bi partisan reception committee will be with him Mr Sherman will reach Indianap olis over the Big our from Utica ar riving there at 11:15 a Tuesday Oc tober 10 Lieutenant Governor rank Hall Democrat of this city and Mr Watson Republican will be prominent in the com mittee that will meet Mr Sherman at the Indianapolis Union Station The party will come to Rushville In automo biles leaving Indianapolis at 11:30 a thus giving Indianapolis Just 15 minutes of the vice president's time It is expected that Senator Kern will come to this city from Indianapolis with the auto party The nolltlcal nhase of the Vice Prpsi ji visit will be made prominent Tues day night when a for Repub licans will be held at the Auditoriumi where there is capacity for 2500 persons Representative Watson ana ne Repub licans who are arranging for the big "smoker" say that all Republicans are heartily welcome to attend and take part No will be permitted in the hall Persons suspected of having ''booms" concealed about their draperies will befrisked scientifically before they are per mltted to enter It is to be understood that the affair is not to be used for he boosting of persons or projects but that it is to be an old fashlone Republican meeting in the behoof and for the glory of the Republican party br Joseph Cannon of Danville Ill for mer speaker of the National House of Representatives and long time close friend and political chum of Watson and Sherman is to be on hand and will be of the orators Charles air banks former Vice President of the United States has been invited to speak Charles Miller of Indianapolis United States district attorney is on the pro gram James A Hemenway another of the who made themselves known at Washington in the one time Repub lican heyday will come up from Boon Ville and the irst District to be present and to talk to the assembled Repub is Means Otis Gulley of Danville Ind one of the best orators in his part of the state will make a speech Mr Gulley was the Republican candidate for secretary of state last year Oscar Bland of Lin ton former state senator and candidate In 1910 for Congress In the Second Dls trlct also is on the program CANDIDATES ARE INVITED 1' "All the Republican state candidates of 1910 have been invited to be present and the Republican candidates for CongressV from the various districts also have been asked especially to attend John Gowdy of this city veteran Re publican hustler and one time famous chairman of the Republican party organization in Indiana is in charge of w' arrangements for the Republican fir js The Democrats of Rush county are or ganizing for a blowout of their own the V4vening of Oct 10 and thev propose to Yziake Senator Kern the big figure at their which will be held at the Windsor Hotel in this city Wednesday Oct 11 the Sherman party i will travel by auto to Newcastle where the'Nipp and Tuck Club will take charge ot a nonpartisan entertainment It is ex pected that Governor Marshall and Sena tor Shively of South Bend will be ijjK among the guests at Newcastle A big feature will be a chicken fry by the Nlpp and Tuck Club at noon The celebration of the day at Newcastle will be held in the afternoon at the Public Square Richmond Youth Dies After Partaking of Contents of Bottle Con Whisky Oct 3 Ernest Web dead from the sup alcohollc poisoning Court Upholds Judgment Though Hus band Committed Suicide In a decision announced yesterday INDIANAPOLIS MEN LOSE SUIT Newcastle Judge Decides Against Them In Theater ixtures Case NEWCASTLE Ind Oct Judge Jackson in the Circuit Court this after noon decided In favor of Andrew Ward of Indianapolis and Paul Jamison city councilman of this city In their in junction suit against Charles Harmon and Ed Argenbrlght of the amily Thea ter Indianapolis and $4000 worth of seats and other equipment In the Grand Theater in this city installed bv the In dianapolis parties reverts to Ward and Jamison owners of the property the court holding that the equipment could not be removed as It was a part of the property Paul isher appointed re ceiver several months ago is discharged An appeal will be taken by attorneys for the Indianapolis men Daniel Reid Adds to Benefactions Already Made Board Will Raise Like Sum RICHMOND Ind Oct Without so licitation Daniel Reid of New York who has been in Richmond for a few days on account of the illness of his sister Mrs Bogue today announced that he would give $25000 to the A here pro viding that the citizens of Richmond would raise a like sum The board of control of the A at once ac cepted Mr Reid's proposal and will start a campaign to raise the sum on which the gift rests within thirty days The A is iA debt and it is planned to use the money raised by subscription to liquidate this indebtedness while Mr money will be put in an endowment fund When the A building was erected Mr Reid gave $15000 He has been a generous contributor to Richmond institutions and people The' Reid Me morial Church a $225000 structure and the Reid Memorial Hospital erected at a cost of $100000 bear his name on account of his liberal contribution to them Reid ield at 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which contains much valuable information and many sug gestions of a helpful nature' BRADIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta Go ifty Eighth Regiment in Princeton PRINCETON Ind Oct 3 Many civil war veterans from various points in the state were here today attending the ifty eighth reunion The gather ing was held at the home of Lewis formerly the homestead of Col Andrew Lewis After a dinner and a program of speeches and music there was a campfire tonight in A Hall The organiza tion elected the following officers: Dr Blair president Col Gil Stormont secretary and James A Sprowl treas urer Every company of the regiment was represented MACHINE REPAIRS HOLD RODGERS TILL THURSDAY 1 Aviator ully Recovers rom Strenu ous light of Sunday and Bruises HUNTINGTON Ind Oct 3 Rodgers the coast to coast aviator whose aeroplane was wrecked here yesterday shortly after his start for Chicago will not be able to get away from this city before Thursday Repairs to the damaged machine are under way today and Rodgers hopes to be able to give It a tryout tomorrow and resume his air Jour ney early Thursday Rodgers received only trifling injuries yesterday when his plane plunged to the ground and the con tinued rest here has enabled him to re cuperate from the nerve racking journey through storm The delay In repairing the machine is due to the fact that certain parts have to be sent from the factory In the East ap ir 1 fiaSyi I i I HHrw WlMiM 0 yr II Yo SOAP? 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