The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 16

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TUESDAY OCTOBER i7 1911 16 STATE CONGRESS rom 7:30 a Him to' 6 You Can SaveMoney our Everything in the stove line SHOE CARE SOIL IS CHIE AIM SPECIALIST He will The Model baseburner Piano 128 130 NORTH PCNNSYLVMIl STREIT Model air tight hotblast stoves PROPOSES CENSORSHIP CAUGHT ATER 3 CHASE OVER PICTURE ILMS for Board VICTIMS AT BEN DAVIS WhyHave aBank Account? BEGIN CLEARING ROINS A Short Reason but a Good One STUDENT A SUCCESSUL RINKS of Greatest Waist Collection EXCLUSIVE MODELS rench Blouses In Chiffon Lace Curtains we car A Special Bargain I DONB BY MODEL LAUNDRY SEEKS OPINION CITIZENS Give Perfect Satisfaction A Board Will Decide About NEW MAIN 32S TELLS HOW TO MEET TORNADO Many Parts of Indiana continue until ri STEREOPTICONS ORDER UNION MEN EMPLOYED Lantern Slides Supplies AMERICAN PEARLS PLEGER PAY TRIBUTE AT NIX GRAVE 11 Virginia Ave The Way of Laundering Lace Curtains No Stretchers and No Stretching KORBLYS IN ENGINE COMPANY ALL TAXPAYING RUSH NEAR 38 WWASHINGTON ST BLAMES MOTOR OR ARREST AMILY WORK B0U6H DRY Either Phone 237 Progress Laundry The Soft Water Laundry that Intsreii Coburn makes good flashlight photos A RINK s' THE WEATHER: RAIN AND COLDER the de Iiterest Allowed on Savings BECAUSE "It will hold me up when I am sick or out of A er tains hot has again endorsed chiffon Dress Waist but never be appearance ot in operation sizes from 3 to 7 You will want has 300 the will dis for Benjamin of the trimmed cuffs to lined and beautiful this The The rlub thirty water we return your cur same size as when received We have large property had his tornado There has been little physical suffering among the storm victims Persons who were more fortunate provided food and clothing for the men women and chil dren made homeless Several victims said the storm destroyed homes which were constructed after many years of saving ITY SIX PRIESTS ATTEND SECOND DIOCESAN RETREAT Of course you would! You are producing the golden nuK gets for yourself and family Your income earning power should be so protected by insurance that if any thing happens you and your family will be provided for Accidents oc cyr daily which destroy or impair the earning power of the individual Write me for circular showing what $25 per year will buy and haircuts are not alike The up to date shaves shampoos and doubtless the reason for the good done at Knox shop 7 Market If You the Goose that Laid the Golden Egg You Insure It? In many new distinctive patterns and coloring of soft silk chiffons mes saline serge Net embroidered in Chenille floral effect Main Office and Plant 422 424 426 East Market Street Branch Offices: 203 Hl St 228 Mass Ave 424 Wash St running in the and the engine chugged so rapidly that it gave the impression he was going a great deni faster than his speedometer regis tered Judge Collins indicated that the finding in the first ease would be $25 and costs regardless of the cause of the violation withholding his disposition however until tomorrow upon the re quest of the prisoner In the second in stance Judge Collins said he believed the company should be held accountable for neglecting to put a license tag un the machine Weather Bureau Says Take Ax and Run Into Cellar Corner a tornado is approaching get an ax and go to the southwest corner of a This is the warning issued by the local branch of the Weather Bureau for the benefit of the public in the event any fu ture tornados may visit this vicinity The suggestion is found In a book mentary written by Wil liam Morris Davis of Harvard University The tornado that visited Ben Davis Sat urday evening caused the officials to in vestigate the subject A tornado inva riably comes from the southwest and moves about forty miles an hour It also is observed that it Is weakest on its north side and persons therefore are advised to run north when trying to escape In case refuge is sought in a cellar an ax should be taken to assist tn cutting way out and the southwest corner is sirable as the debris will be blown in other direction The tornado usually its greatest velocity at a height of yards above the earth Officials of local branch of the Weather Bureau prepare a complete account of the turbance Saturday which will be warded to Washington REGULAR $100 Size priests in nttend Revs 1 Gabriel Indianapolis three teachers He is expected to return in a few days accompanied by the teachers clergy house arrived In Indianapolis night The retreat began early in evening and will evening of German Robert Nix Memorial Representative and District Chairman Incorporators of $25000 Concern Representative Charles A Korbly of the Seventh Congressional District and his brother Bernard Korbly district chair man were among the incorporators of the Indiana Gas Engine Company which filed articles of incorporation yesterday with Secretary of State Ellingham The cap ital stock of the company will be $25000 The other Incorporators are Granville Westerfield James Connatv and Sam uel Brewer The armers' Peat uel Company the principal place of business of which is to be in Indianapolis was In corporated for $75000 The development of a patent on peat block making will form the basis of the business The directors are Robert Lawrence Paul A Lavallee and Clinton Marshall to the pollution thereof of their beds said that the farmer of supplies near the ns next to the niargin of the forests and on the hills and in the valleys and on the plains Just where the resources He or this reason It Is appro priate that the Conservation Congress of In diana an agricultural stale give particular thought to the soil and the resources con fall assessment of taxes and that Indiana's Shopping Center No one has ever devised a more powerful heater or a more durable one It is built to heat more space with less fuel than any other stove made We also have the Red Cross Ensign baseburners Model cook stoves and ranges Quickmeal coal ranges and gasoline stoves The celebrated Estate gas ranges Round gas heaters from 89c up Open front copper reflector gas heaters $175 and up Coal oil and gasoline stoves We also sell the Born hotel ranges steam tables coffee urns etc Basement Schwarz St Leon John Ryves pcksKiimp Indianapolis Seibertz Indianapolis A A Schaaf Indianapolis Mattingly Greensburg: vllle: Wade Gorman Cannelburg: ford William Liesen Holton Wolf Poseyville James Shea Cambridge CityV A Jochuni Princeton TL'Scheef ers Troy rederic Ketter Prescott Zirkelback Landing Joseph Duffey St Priori Indian apolis Smith Indianapolis Boland Brownsburg Borries Ham burg Charles Gerdon North Madison Boslerc Indiana nolis John Becher Vincennes William Kreis Lawrenceburg Schmitz Boonville: A Simon St Thlenes Sullivan Nolh Indianapolis I Schneider Chris ney Henry Verst Enochsburg John Rager Napoleon A Busahh Evansville Hamill Terre Haute James Holland Indianapolis Vollmer Evansville Patterson Indianapolis Backert Vin cennes Henry laherty Evansville and Clancy Diamond Shaves soothing haircuts business St Manicuring Get your Automobile Number Plates Seals Stencils Rubber Stamps etc of Geo Mayer Co 36 Meridian St Phone 1386 even hotel ranges etc A practical stove man in to help you solve the stove question THE EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 1 Est 1878 Phones 249 AT THE WHEN The establishment of a board of cen sors to review all moving picture films before they are offered in Indianapolis theaters was advocated by members of the Social Workers Club Who met last 1 night at the Young Women's Christian Association building The suggestion was the principal feature of a report on mov ing picture shows which was placed be fore the club by a committee appointed for the purpose Members of the club who participated in the discussion of the proposition de clared that the establishment of a cen sorship offers the only practicable method to insure the use of high class films The board is successful in other cities and it can be made effectual in Indianapolis members of the society asserted It is proposed to consider means where by the various Indianapolis organizations may join in having representation upon the' board and the society also will sug gest it to Mayor advisory com mission as essential to any legislation on moving pictures which may be passed A committee of which Miss Alice Gray don is chairman will consider means for the organization of the board OERS OTHER SUGGESTIONS The committee also offered a number of other suggestions for the regulation of moving picture shows It was suggested that the aisles in the showhouses be made wide and that no chairs be placed in the corridors A rigid enforcement of a provision which forbids children under 16 years old to visit the shows unattended also was approved Other suggestions re garding the regulation of the picture ma chines and the operators were offered The organization approved the report of the committee which was continued to offer suggestions at the next meeting for carrying out the provisions contained in the report Members of the club said that In the majority of instances the pictures now being shown here are excellent A few shows however are presenting sensa tional films they said The club members also engaged in an informal discussion of a suggestion to provide free legal aid for the poor of the city although no definite action was taken The members said that in many instances the poor of Indianapolis have suffered seriously because of the Inability to obtain efficient legal assistance The following officers were elected for the coming year: President rank Loomis Vice President Miss Isabelle Somerville Secretary Miss Loretta Ashley Treasurer Mrs Carrie Lombard John A Lapp the retiring president opened the meeting Mr Loomis an nounced that he will appoint his com mittees for the year within a few days has a membersnip ot about Merle Shepard Bookkeeper Bosworth Lum ber Company Vincennes Tn order for a young man or woman to successfully meet the requirements of a business life they must be equipped with a practical business education or rates terms and description of courses write the INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE either at Columbus Washington Vincennes Crawfordsville Lafayette Logansport Ko komo Marlon Anderson Muncie Newcastle Richmond the CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Holliday building Alabama and Ohio streets Indianapolis Brunn? Pres Charles Oring Gen Mgr red Case Prln New 2814 Bell Main 45 to Albert Muir demonstrator for the In diana Automobile Company when lie was arraigned in Police Court yesterday afternoon charged with violating the motor speed law and tiling to display the license numner iviuir said when he was arrested the machh 132 East Market Street Law Building Governor Prepares Summons to Conservation Meeting and Ten tative List of Delegates We Have the Exactly Right Watch or Electricians The Wheeler Model ELGIN WATCH cotnbinea all the good points any hard worker can ask for Unharmed by vibration jolt or temper ature changes actory adjustment per fect materials expert manufacture and absolute accuracy We will let you test it under most trying conditions prove it in any way you wish we guar antee it against defects of every kind Excitement in Ben Davis resulting from the tornado that swept the town Satur day evening subsided yesterday and 1he work of repairing damage wrought by the storm was begun in earnest Many of the families whose houses were destroyed left the village in search of new homes Practically every man and woman of the town gave assistance to the homeless families during the day by aiding them to recover furniture from the ruins Tele phone communications were re estab lished yesterday although the work of repairing the extensive damage to wlr nnd poles was by no means completed Telephone company officials declared that it will be several days before the wires are replaced although every available lineman whose services could be procured was sent to the town Sunday to assist In the task of reconstruction INJURED GIRL IMPROVED Pearl Roberts 15 years old the step daughter of Rome Young who was in jured by 1he tornado was reported by physicians yesterday to be out of danger Although the girl was still In a serious condition Sunday physicians were not sure of her recovery Cither victims of the storm who were injured less serious ly were able to assist in the work of re construction yesterday George ahrion who was bruised painfully when his home was blown down over him by the wind was among the citizens of the town who worked to clear away the wreckage Ren Davis residents said that the aggregate loss would be $50000 a ma jority of the storm victims carried fire insurance on their property but so far as could be learned there was not one owner in the storm district who property insured against a I Send your pearls to Burd Commer I cial Building Sixth and Olive streets St Louis Mo for highest prices There is no price list of pearls Do not send trash Send only good pearls ashion for the fore have rench designers brought out such beautiful effect They are dreams or visions of loveliness Many are exact copies of original that cost five times the price we are asking Therefore ns cientio'usly say $1000 $850 $750 values at armers Trust Oct 30 Made Limit for Mall Requests for Statements No requests for tax statements made through the mails will be answered after Oct 30 rank ishhook county treas urer announced yesterday He said that only three weeks remain in which to pay toe the indications are that the rush of the last week will make it impossible to an swer the mall requests for statements Those who call personally will be given their statements and may pay the cash ier in the office until the first Monday in November The office is open Saturday afternoons to accommo date those who can not appear on other days in an Enameled 14 quart Dish Pan Like Cut COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK Washington Street Man Accused of Enticing Little Giri Into Barn inally Captured Almost three hours after he is alleged to have enticed a 12 year old girl into a barn on West Twentieth street yesterday Rolla Dickerson 34 years old 1248 Udell street was arrested by Bicycleman En glebrlght at Twenty fourth street and all Creek after an exciting chase through the northwest part of the city Reester 1944 North Capitol avenue gave the alarm and started in pursuit of the man when it Is alleged he attempted to escape Men women and children en tered into the chase which followed an Irregular course through vacant lots over fencesand through yards Bicyclemen Todd and Englebright from police head quarters and Bicyclemen Trlmpe and Kitzmiller from 'substation No 2 joined in the chase John Buser 1720 Hall Place who says he saw the man run through his yard and believed he was a burglar sent in' a call to police headquarters and the emergency machine loaded with police hastened to the place At police head quarters Dickerson is said to have ad mitted his guilt He is charged with loitering and offending persons on the street He Is being held under a $1000 bond Indiana's Greatest 4 Store Social Club Seeks Aid of Other Societies in Plan Representatives Will Discuss Im provement of arm Lands No Exhibit Planned Henry Wallace of Des Moines? Ta pres ident or the third National Conserva tion Congress will be one of the speak ers at the Indianapolis meeting over which Governor Marshall will preside The rotation of crops and the introduc tion of now crops in the state will one of the topics to which the experts the state will direct their attention NO EXHIBITS INCLUDED The first congress will not include hlbits although subsequent gatherings of similar nature will follow other state con servation congresses and include exhib its according to Barnard chief chemist of the State Board of Health and one of the active workers in the move ment the last ten years 1 he average yield of wheat in the United States lias been 111 bushels an acre" said Mr Bar nard file same decade tlie yield in Germany was 287 and in Great Britain it was 326 bushels Those figures are a measure of our general agriculture and still our country is comparatively new while German and English lands have been farmed for 1000 years have been building up their soil and we have been robbing ours The soil is the ultimate employer of all industry and the greatest source of all our wealth The whole future of the country depends upon the maintenance of our tillable land rom that premise the conservation of health of children of our forests and of all other phases of our natural life radiate The present congress should start a movement in Indiana that has been needed for some DISTRIBUTION DELEGATES Besides the honorary members the Gov ernor will appoint fifteen delegates in his own name including the state officials at the head of the various scientific branches of the state government such as the stat? geologist state entomologist state health commissioner and others Mayors of cities of more than 10000 population will he asked to appoint ten delegates each mayors of cities of less than 10000 population will be asked to ap point five delegates each boards of trade commercial ciuhs and trade associations in Indiana cities will be authorized to appoint three delegates each countv superintends of schools will be empowered to name two delegates each Boards of County Commissioners will be allowed appoint three delegates each each' In diana college or university will be per mitted two appointees and each scientific organization in the state will be allowed two representatives We are watch tad jewelry experts and know ELGIN WATCHES are unsurpassed We have a complete assortment for brawn and brain workers for women and for boys and girls Many models each priced according to la ot case and works INo other jewelers city can ofer you such a selection And remember that our display or diamonds jewelry and silverware is equally great and distinctive Many amilies Whose Homes Were Destroyed Depart for Other Places OPENING SCHOOLS DELAYED Tlie opening of the United Hebrew Schools ot Indianapolis scheduled for yesterday was postponed until next Monday The delay was caused by the failure of Rabbi Louis Horwlch director of the schools to return to Indianapolis In Dan Cafe 117 1ILINC1S ST (fHuite TeiBiulSUlitij' for Quick Business Lunch 30c 11 A to 2:30 Private Dining Room His irstOvercoat We have an exceptionally good line of overcoats for the little fellows made to give comfort warmth and wear Some pretty shades of brown tan and gray in the new diagonal' all wool cassimeres with velvet collars and velvet match well ly tailored A good variety of patterns tn years for $400 one when you see them THE WHEN The illustration gives some idea of the handsome stove Its cardinal virtues however are seen when heat absorbing and radiating surface of the flues is very large the largest of any baseburner made Another exclusive feature is the model anti clinker self cleaning grate The fire bowl is easily removed and is made go that it will not warp Has improved self feeding magazine that holds over two buckets of coal Governor Marshall will issue at once tlie official call for the first Indiana State Conservation Congress to be held at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis Oct 28 A tentative list of delegates has been ar ranged on a basis of 1000 attendance The honorary delegates to the congress 11 be Lieutenant Governor rank Hall Albert Veneman speaker of the 1911 House of Representatives elective and appointive state officers mayors of all Indiana citiete all county commission ers of the state presidents of Indiana universities and colleges officers of the Indiana section of the National Conserva tion Congress and representatives of the press OICIAL CALL DRATED Governor Marshall's official call follows: To the people of Indiana Greeting: In accordance with a general expression of desire on the part of persons having at heart the prosperity of our people I hereby call a Conservation Congress to be held in the city of Indianapolis Oct 2S I concur in the belief that the soil is the ultimate employer of all industry and the greatest source of ah wealth that land conservation is therefore the nmst im portant phase of the conservation question that the farmer Is the real conservator of the resources of the earth and therefore urge that the congress herein called devote its thought and activities to questions per taining to the soil with Us underlying beds or coal and its wells stream particularly and to the ownership It has been aptly is near the cradle This Dish Pan is Extra Good Quality Sale Lasts all Week Lilly Stalnaker 114 118 Washington St OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT Kenuhfi State Uattk YearonSaviMi felix McWhirter Pres SATURDAY ATERNOONS the specifications and contract which require the employment of union labor by the Cloary Kuert Company which is build ing tfie Capitol avenue bridge over all Creek was served on the contractor yesterday by County Attorney Edward Raub and the Board of County Commis sioners The notice only applied to that part of the bridge to be paid for by the county and the attorney for thq'griev ance committee of the Central Labor 1'nion was told if relief was desired on the of finishing the bridge it must be sought from the Board of Park Com missioners The company informed the county officials that it would meet the representatives of tlie Structural Iron Workers which registered the complaint and comply with the specifications if possible is at the service of your feet Our stock repre sents the highest de velopment in shoe sci ence $350 buys com fort quality and style Colored Branch ollowing Dinner Definite announcement will be made to night by the directors of the A as to whether a campaign will be started to raise money for a colored branch building here The decision however depend largely upon the attitude of the 100 business and professional men who will meet with the board at dinner to discuss the question Moorland who has been In touch with the A in Indianapolis since its beginning several years ago and who knows the situation In other cities where colored men's branches have been built says he sees no reason why the conference to night should decide other than favorably Mr Moorland said there are strong rea sons to believe that if a new building were built the young colored men would take an active part in its work and be come members strong he said the large membership here with such meager privileges The YGrY fact that this association lias the largest mem bership In the country shows the men are interested in the association WILLIAM A HUNGERORD Tht Man with a Minion BEST UE ACCIDENT AND LIABILITY INSURANCE Suite 1442 to 1440 Lemeke Annes Let Us Make You a Pair of Comfortable Glasses SpecitSlst Waldo Stein Without Ch irge Best service Reasonable Charges Results Guaranteed Office Hours 8 to 5 503 STATE LIE BLDG v' 1': BoeMorHi be Stat £xemeuaHon Come rom for Annual Gathering to Continue Until County Officials Act on Complaint Against Bridge Contractor ormal notice to comply with washing in pure sterilized in perfect condition exactly 'stretched" not torn by hooks or pins pads marked in botli directions and fasten your curtains to these with good sized German silver pins using the marks on pad as a gauge We retint ecru curtains gratis We could easily handje all tlie curtain work of the gh CALL IS DRATED I riday Evening Priests from many Indiana cities and towns who will attend the last session of the annual retreat of the diocese of Indianapolis at St Catholic Church and last the day There are' fifty six ance Thev are the Sellersburg: Curran Rrueeiremann Dover: Vincennes Conrad Seymour Guthneck Madison A Rlehle St Mary's saint croix Anures err? Haute: A Lanesville Gavisk Zoglmann Evansville New Albany Dowd Byrne Indianapolis Brookville Weber Stanton Bramble Richmond ichter O'Connell Jefferson Indianapolis John 1 Lannert Hod miss this special sale of 88 note Player Pianos The largest and finest stock ever shown in Indianapolis We would be pleased to have you call and let us make you a proposition Auto Demonstrator Asserts Engine "Sounded Like A plea based on tlie eccentricities of automobile motor was a little aid Teachers Honor Memory of ormer Director Members of the Association yesterday paid a simple tribute to the memory of the late Robert Nix who died one year a go by placing a wreath of magnolia leaves and flowers on bls grave at Crown Hill Cemetery Miss Emma Metzner and Miss Bertha Binninger teachers of German tn tlie public schools formed the committee in charge of tlie tribute No memorial service was held Mr Nix formerly was director of German in tlie Indianapolis schools The society is composed largely of German teachers Miss Matilda Eb mtler teacher or German at Harrison school is president society Having doubled facilities for doing this class of work we are in a I position to give the best work and service in town lat fez i I pieces are finished ready for use ew department stores in the country have a larger or more compre hensive stove department than ours Here you can get all kinds of heating stoves cook stoves gas ranges coal oil and gasoline stoves gas heaters and be glad tn I i A A Tf ar 1 1 4 jt i A' A 4 1 5 hh i r' A 2 4 I 11 A' J' 1 AB I yv EST ly PETTIS DRYGOODS CO i I i I I I I I ft I AnTsSsfisssssa affii I 1 I A1 I I I A vKll I SMllEa lA imB i 1 we 1 I Ji rT i I IJ aciSSaii iwigyt 1 1 'wytt 1 1 xP if' ixj 1 1 zi I i 1.