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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BIX)OMINGTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1919 Wesleyan Notes Seeking Tough Negr. The police were aearchlng last night for Allan Howard, a negro, wanted for attacking Stella, Hill, a neerres, at Eaat atreet and OeJtland -avenue, last night he negree told hep story to th polio when ah arrived eJmoet breathl at, headquarter, feme said Howard threw her out of a ho us occupied by Agnes Ball, a negree, at East street-Oakland avenue corner after he had bought a round of drinks, shot aomt crap and taken her money. Stella aald Howard took the 'money, whether he loat or not When tho police arrived at the houae the other occupant hid left. Howard waa arrested early Saturday morning for beating up tho Ball woman. J.

W. FULWILER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Cenaral P-actle Ccptifinomanta lot Waahimuoa South gidt Square. MEET TO PLAN FOR JEWISH RELIEF DRIVE Committees Meet at the Illinois Hotel Thursday Evening for Organization.

Local Notices Today, use EvaVy Week shampoo. Kodak prlntln and develuulna at Cohlrnts'e ileal value In canned fond at Sione'e Tea Btore, 114 Eal Front. Baltimore oyalera received freah dally. Hot chill cervad ai all time at Kern Ftult Store 4k Luncb Room, 10 E. Front BV Nellie and Pure Kouna.

the tamoue lyiio eopranoa with the "mirror voice" have made a remarkahle vooailon record of the charming "Bwlaa Echo Bong." Aa thai two delightful voloe echo one another In the beautiful melody, one can picture the enow-capped peaka, the pea-ant' tiny ohaleta, the crisp freahnee of the wonderful Swlaa ecene. sflear these eplendld recorda In our new music parlor, drat floor. Today Only SALE! One Day Aluminum Ware 1 Eaoh of th four olaaaea at Wesleyan observed claa dap yeatarday Instead of the regular chapel oxer-cleee. Committee were appointed hy the presidents, whose duty It wUl be to arrange programs for each Tuesday. The Junior claa elected Mia Margaret Davidaon of Mlnonk.

a edltor-ta-chlef of thl peara Wesleyan the annual publication of the Junior class. She has been prominent In the literary life of the school. At the freshman oias meeting it waa decided to accept a eugKesilun made by the president. Harold Leath, and laau a ohallenge to the olaas of 1M2 for a rough house on th campus, th date and partlcuiare of which are to be decided by the claa advisors, Prof. Qrvene and Pmf.

Hartsougn. Both classes with the adoption of the ohallenge to agree to end all hailng. If the challenge I not accepted, the matter 1 to be taken before the atudent council. Dr. Oilman addrest the members of the Chemical Club last night on th aubject of the manufacture of paper.

Mlas Luetic Ward was visitor at school yesterday. Sidney La Tecr waa a visitor at the Tau Kappa Fpsilon house yesterday. He attended achool here ae vera! year ago. Ethel Clayton's Beautiful Complexion That tptwidia acireiM iui pre nag iitv dr Um frrtisiuUBl buuvr fewou for bu bMuurul tomplajiioD. 8h autibuiea hr woaiitrful tktu to ttw una of a iaipt toilet ante.

eailtd DtrwtUo. Tbr Is noih.ng like It fo tan. frtH-klM, -ihtny bom, aalluw, dark. ugb akin. It takes tha plac or face pow der, stays on bmr, as ptfripiration does not afrec-t It, and It lotianilj bsautif.es th eom pisxioa.

una application proTtja it if you wajit a olc lily-wbit akio with roy chteki, jet a bottls of DtrwiUo today; you will be deitgbted Oerwillo sold at at! up-to-date toilet counters Bs sura to rvad lance announcement of Miss Clayton's soon to sppoar to this paper. It tel a ho to Instantly ha a beautiful eompieilon and a soft, whits, rsivsty wkla sreryons "Just tores so SORE THROAT, COLDS Quickly Relieved by Hamlin's Wlx- era jii. Hamlin's Wizard Oil Is a simple and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds. Used aa a gargla for sore throat It brings quick relief. Rubbed on the chest it will often loosen up a hard, deep seated cgld in one night How often sprains, bruises, cuts and burns occur In every famtly, as well as littel troubles like earache, toothache, cold sore, c-nker sores, stiff neck and tired aching feet Soothing healing Wizard Oil will always bring quick relief.

Get It from druggists for SO cents. If not satisfied return th bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little jink pills, 80 cents. Guaranteed. MASQUERADE Dance and Social THURS, OCT.

16 Given by B. N. A. CAMP 1649 Corner Main and Front REDMAN'S HALL. Admission Free.

Good Music. I Special One Day Salel" i. II EEQULAR AND $3,00 VALVES IAVVt Jr Quality Brand Alamlnnm Ware Guaranteed for 20 years. Yr it At Prices Lower Than Enamel Ware! I On Sale Today Only Sal Starts at 9 A.M. I Today Only Corset (not La Camille)- values, for $1.00, G.

H. OALFOSO. 1YL D. Eye, Ear, Rose and Throat at the Kelso Sanitarium STiry m. Ottte Beuni 1-1 CnltT Bid, la Phase I70S Offlc KM THOS.

O. CAflTRELL. H. O. Boentgenologist, Dermatologist.

Kalao SaUlanun, atoning aouie fiea euitartsa ear. Print patteate Km trora I I s. m. SB. ALVIN KELLER physician and Surgeon Office Orer loiaad Houia 10-11 a.

t-S a. a. Pkoae Ulrica and Ratidaooa Iinioct SOS. NSW PHONE 271 House and Office DR. L.

L. IRWIN New Location 803 4 Qrleshetm. OsUeei ftilta SIS A Uaitj Bids rfcoaa S1S-L. DR. A.

L. CHAPMAN General Practice tXaaasaa of uw Saia-SaltHr. Bloommirton. 111. DR.

A. E. ROGERS IXAMINATION AND TREATMENT OF TUMORS AND SKIN DISEASES. sos-si i eniihtiK sks. 0.

H. SMALL, M. D. 0. SpioilUnnpy and Dlarnoaia bp Debt ra-fltica a tptciaitr.

PHONE 698 for appointment. Office Orat Soland'a DR. r. HENDERSON Wctnctilai and Saturtia) Ktvi.inf PRACTICE LIMITED TO EYE. EAR.

NOSI AND tHHOAi tH-tt OKI Mil LIN BLDO. DR. FRANK DENEEN Diagnosis Medical Treatment SM Onaaneiai Bldf Offloa tea, Beudaac, so, B. Y. BOYD, M.

D. Piles Rectal and Intestinal Ilia. Orat Soland'a Ports Slda Squat paaaa SSS. BLOOMINQTOH, BX Beorai DailJ a. a.

to s. a. a FLEDDERMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon aaaral Practice, Okmw Dtataaaa, 0ice Over Roland'a Stora.

Phooee Olflce and Reaidaoca, IML DA PAUL GREENLEAFr Special Attention to Surgery and Confinement! (1t.ll Ortaahelra BMt. Hourai 11 a. e. m. T-a by 'bpaintuaot, ruoaeai 01-tea M7.

Raildauc 8)4. DR. JOHN L. YOLTON OE.NKHU I Dr.fithoda Galloway Yolton Dtaeasae of Women and Confmamtnts. DR.

E. G. WEILAND Office at 4U4 Cut Douglae Sareat. Bourn 10 to li a. at and 1 to I p.

ou i' Tclcpbona lUnlocb Hoi. DR. A. BERNICE CURRY Diseases of Women and wnildren 41411 Unity Bid. BLUtlMINUTUN Dentists DBS.

ANSHUTZ AND WATSON DENTISTS PYORRHEA ANAESTHESIA orthwset Corner ataln and Monroe ttraets. bona US. Naprapath. DR. NETTIE C.

PRITCHETT NAPRAPATH. lulu am 580 Qneaheim lane It, I ta and br appointment OICcs Phona 1581 Heeidroca prior UTa-U Chiropractors v. NEW LOCATION FOR DR. A. T.

SPATH CHIHOPRACTOB loom tor-SOS LWtngitoe Offlra Bids. Coraar Mala and Waihlofton St. Banored From Over Dewenter'a. NEW PHOrTTlrtJMBEP.8: OFFICE, S54. HOME.

417 DR. E. LAM BEAU The Chiropractor 04-306 People'e Bank Bulldlnf. Phone 820. CHIROPRACTOR J.

0. Underwood, D. C. Ph. C.

ever Dewenter's. Pbonee-Offlc 1U6. Saddence 1314. tToura 10 to 12-1 to and gat. to I M.

Spinal analyila free at offtca. Osteopathic physician DR. WARREN E. ATKINS Osteopath Cnlty Phone 1488-J. Architects ARTHUR PILLSBURY Architect PEOPLE'S BANK BLlLDDia Sfnth Floor Chiropodist.

KATHRYN HOCHRACK BKITT PAIII.OB cmn''Pii'Kr Pkene: KMalorh U1T-K. in; People's Bask BMe Fn-irrh Kloor Highest Market Prices Paid For WOOL, HIDES, SCRAP IRON, BOOKS, MAGAZINES, RAGS MORRIS TICK METAL and all kinds of Junk. Kinloch 6S5. Bell 404-K Some Facts from Beoent Bulletin Showing Conditions In Poland Among Jews. The Bloomlnfftot) branch of the Jewish Relief committee will hold a meeting at the Illinois 4Mtl Thursday evening to plaa for the local fca, relief fund.

The quota for Illl- note I a mllVjon and a half and the goal eet for thl county 1 122, Wt. There will be about fifty persona present at the meeting, comprising precinct chairmen and volunteers for the campaign. A luncheon will be erved for the worker. Condition In Poland. One million destitute Jewlah children tn Poland must be clothed on the "ration" plan if they are to be saved from freeilng during the coming wlii tor.

Just as tons of condensed milk and other foodstuffs have been doled out! to hungry little boya and girl on a basis of distribution aa rigidly apportionedby eheer necessity aa "chow" waa dealt to the fighting ol-dler In field and trenches. Just so will the email folk of Poland receive their winter garments. Her Is the "clothes Heavy cotton flannel 14 yards. Light cotton goods Hi yards. Thread 1 spool.

Shoes 1 pair. Yet, In Poland, the "ration" plan of distribution Is only the solution fcjr one of the saddest problems confronting the Joint distribution committee, which handles all the funde raised In America by the. American Jewish relief committee and other Jewish fund-raising organizations in the United States. Dr. Boris D.

Bogen, one of the representatives abroad of the distribution committee, explained In detail the need of inaugurating this system In a report on the subject made pub-llo by the American Jewish roUef committee headquarter. Rationing Neceaaary, "In order to get results," said Dr. Bogen, "it I absolutely necessary to put the distribution of children's clothing on a ration basis and make tt as simple aa possible. This Is certainly a very smail allowance," he CMitlnued In referring to the "ration." "and when It is ready to put into practice it will have to be Increased." How he expects to clothe thousands of the small children tn the Jewish schools of Warsaw via the rationing plan, waa explained by Dr. Bogen.

The official requirement that goee with a new suit may arouse undisguised contempt in the American small boy: nevertheless, American father and mothers cannot kelp being Imprest by its far-reaching benefits to health and sanitation, especially In an Impoverished community. "Before I leave Warsaw," said Dr. Bogen, "I hope to equip 8,000 children in the Talmud schools of th city with nice suits to which they will be entitled after taking a bath." Sane soap, Lathing facilities, and necessary changes of outer clothing or underwear, thousands of Innocent email war victims in Poland have been without the benefits of a bath for month at a time. 1 e. I Recalled Michael Swann The death of Mrs.

Michael Swann in Peoria, Sunday, recalled her husband to many Bloomtngtonians. He was a notable figure in Bloomlngton for many yeare after the civil war. He was especially prominent In Republican politics, long served as po-lice magistrate and Justice of the peace and also was a leader in ell public affairs. For many year he was a partner of Judge Owen T. Reeves.

Swann was a speculator and plunger and had many chimerical Ideas for making money which failed to materialize. At one time he was well to do and erected the Swann block at the southwest corner of Main and drove streets, and also one of the business building on the east tide of the S00 block of North Main street and was later owned by Peter Whltmer when Swann was unable to complete the payments. Swann promoted other enterprises, most of them falling to pan out, and he was reduced almost to want in the closing year of hi life. He was daring, but most of his moves were 111 advised and at the last he vas the vie-tlm of almost a steady run of misfortune. He died In J90Z.

Hope Circle Meet. The Hope Circle of the Loyal Women of the Centennial Christian church will hold the regular monthly business ad social meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at "the home of Mrs. F. C. Mecherle.

1220 East Grove street with Mrs. H. VanGundy as assistant hostess. Rev. Mr.

Hlg-don will talk to the ladles concerning the Bloomlngton achool of religious education. EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. Ki'MQIDS for indigestion afford pleasing and prompt relief from the distress oi acid-dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT DOWNS MAKERS OP SCOTT EMULSION Heal Itching Skins With. Cuticura r-i frw rf CaH-ar IVjpt.

1, Tmm A Simple Way to Reduce Wrinkles Remember Ihit wtinklw and baanesa of rbcek or chin art dus to th ntfacuiar atssua losing its Mrvnifth and ahrinldng. Tha akin Is Uim loo large In ara to At such UaaiM ui'viUily. ft wrinkles or afB. To fmtfir this cotrlition, thcrs't DOthSnf jo tttfiitv, so '(tikk-attinf a aimpla wash leu tnaily mals at home. Just an oun of pr (K-wdtre4 saxollu at your druf.at's, and a half pint of witrb hazi, sn'i tha two and baths far 1a tli lil-ifl This at ones tiehtns Uis skia and sol Oi UW4rlTltlf tlaWshtrh, of rouras, anvth out ths Unas and draws In ths Ati nt akin, ft alto stimulate cir'tiutton, brlnfing suiuial SXik la fa4stl sAfaka Adfsrtlasaani 4 is an Ideal margarine healthful nutri- tious economical.

For cooking, baking and ahortening try Vegace Every carton beara a 3 rigid guarantee which it 'A Pour protection. Hi taL a s5 rm nawm aatf talaraaAaMil. try Vatau. everywhere Pineapple Desserts 2c The bottle tn each package of Pineapple Jiffy-Jell con-tains all the rich essence from half a ripe pineapple. The dessert has a wealth of this exquisite flavor, and package serves six people for 12 cents.

You owe to yourself a trial of this new-typo gel. tine dainty. tO Flavor, at Year CroceV Packaf for 23 Gent MONEY LOANED TO HOUSEKEEPERS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC, Legal Rate of Interest With Payments. I 25.00, pay $1.25 per mo, 60.00, pay $2.80 per mo. $100.00, pay $5.00 per mo.

National Loan Co. (Licensed and Bonded) 101 Nortb Ctntar Strart Klaleek 700. Hanai SI Landscape oer vice Consultation. Sketches, Plena, Construction, Planting. Private Oreunde Parka Subdiniioaa.

Charles S. Le Sure Per Aasalatstaat Call Klalatk lit, 40 l-S Nartk Mala Straat Blsemlattas, llllnela. FREE AIR Tires and Tubes Vulcanizing Baker's Tire Shop rhone 2205. North of City Hall The Shop of Prompt 8erylce and Accommodations. Best Equlpt Shop in City.

Free Curb Service BIGGEST MOVING TRUCK IN TOWM We have the largest Automobile Moving Truck in Bloomington. We are ready for any kind of local and long distance hauling. Call Kinloch 258. Snyder Bros. R.

EOUDON EAGLE MACHINE WORKS PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heatiri Gas Fitting Largs Stock of Gas Fixtures machineTwork of all kinds a eepcialty Both Phones. it Tn J. E. will Co. The B.ore oPleaaant Dealing." Applee.

Peara. Watch LI orchard olaaslfled ad. Cabbage Cabbage Cabbac Cabbage for kraut In tO-lb. lota or more at cents lb. My Store Grocery My Btore.

Dr. Oneal'e Next Visit Will be at the Hills hotel. Bloom-Ington, on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 11 and II, and every two week thereafter until Christmas. Husking Supplies. We can supply the double thumb gloves, mlta, palm hooks, thumb stalk or husking pegs to help you put av.ay that com this fall.

We handle the "Boss" line nothing better. H. Read Bro. Big Anniversary Aluminum Were Sals Sals starts this morning at o'clock. Amaalng values In Quality Brand Aluminum Ware for one day only.

Nine of the moat used kitchen utensils on eale at prioea cheaper than enamel ware. My Store, Potatoaa Potatoes Potaotse We are unloading a car of the finest Red River Early Ohio potatoes that have been In this market this year. Two bushel Backs at II per bushel by the sack. We have also a car of fancy Burhank potatoes at 11.90 per bushel. Mv Store.

Grocery. Mr Store CHICAGO CRITICS IN PRAISE OF BARBER Bloomlngton Pianist Wins Fine Notices of His Recital on Last Sunday. Expert Writers Accord Him Tributes for Excellent Character of Work. LyeU Bartjer, Bloomlngton'e own pianist, gave a concert in Klmrall hall, Chicago, Sunday afternoon of a kind that brought forth favorable mention from all of the great Chicago dalllee. A group of persons from thl city who attended the recital glowed with pride when they heard the playing of their favorite and heard the emhuslastlo applause which he received from hi Chicago audience.

Some of the Monday preee comments upon Lyell Barber' playing are as follows: Chicago Tribune: Lyell Barber, one of the group of young Chicago planlata, gave a recital at Kimball hall yesterday afternoon of a kind to make it desirable to hear him again. Once in a while one heair a pianist who can create the Impression that his fingers are guided by brains as well as routine. This was one of the times. The hall waa reached In time to hear the final section of the performance, which Included eome of the modern French pieces and a number of Paderewskl and Liszt each. It was cood playing, both from the standpoint of the technician and pedagog as well as the one who like to hear a mood In music.

There was fine tone and Inspiriting sense of rhythm, and there was a feeling of good musical sense, as well as sensibility. An attractive, If still youthful, talent was uncovered. Dally News: Beethoven's "Wald-steln" sonata, opus 63, In major, the favorite of d'Albert by Itself Is a big enough comopsttlnn to test the powers of any concert pianist, and when Lyell Barber, who placed this sonata on his program at Kimball hall yesterday afternoon In his recital, also added an Interesting group of three modern French pieces by Faure, Debussy and Ravel, and ended with the Liszt "Venrzla Kapoli" tarantella, he undertook a big planlstlo task. That he accomplished the work most creditably was made cloar by a clean and refined poTTormrtnce of the Beethoven sonata, by an Imaginative rendition of "La Cathe-tnle Kngloutle," by Dehussy, end by a fanciful Interpretation of "The Plav of the Watern," hy Rivel Other number of the rmmin wre by Havdn. Chnpln and PndereTrsld.

Mr. BarhT showed In this reel's' that he has nt'alned a Plne In th front rank of our young American planlata. Wall-Balanced Musician. Herald-Examtner: At KlmhaH hall youner Lyell Rarher waa hear pIrvItvo; modern French music with repose, undeTstnndlrtr and imagination. In the Debuwr "Cathedral for Instance, he caueht the rMt of maje'sy which the composer In'erded to convev.

And Ir the Ravel "Play of the Vator" he was altogether reasonable. Thl" means that Parher is alrenv a well-ba'am-e! musician who trives ever-indlratlon of golna: as far aa his amhl'lon mav carry him. Chicago American: There is a nulet assurance In everything he does, an assurance that never becomes bravado nor mannerl-m. bat 1 always tempered by modesty and refinement. His planlstlo etvle reflects thee same atrlhutes and show aa well much ekrance of touch an derer-Ity In technlent dlpr-lav.

llVed him Ir the Handel Chaconne In rt malor, wher- the elnn an roetlc simplicity of his centabl's was Ms hoH In mv sorireclntfon. Mr. Baeoer win a'-eeo em sure. AlbM I ivipnetrtri Pm'C, Building on South Center AiT.ert TIvlncsten. rrcrrVtor of toe Ttoweon fltor completed a deal yes-teday hv wh'cb fe Tv-cnme ower of the rurie b't'M'nir Til Fouth fertfe trerr.

The ne-nif wn The price neM for the w-as nrl sn-oounced. Tt Is a tiro st -rv cloture, trie tower foor he' e- CUole hr oool ha'l Mr statod ta he lini-lil t'-e nn Inves.rnent, snd h-d deunlte piana tK any future ehai.gae. 5. Expert Cor8etleres to fit you, private fitting rooms on first floor. The Truth about FrontJace Corsets! To Paris belongs the credtl for the original front lace corsest, but the front lacing style never passed the novelty stage in France and did not become popular in this country until "Corset I Shop' IppT First Floor The Front Lace Corset with the VENTILO back and VENTILO front shield appeared upon the market.

Without exception, La Camille is the greatest value front lacing corsets. The corset having the best material for the price the most perfect designs and the exclusive Ventilo features which prevent pressure on the spine, insures ventilation and greater range of adjustment. i IT I The newest feature in LaOamille Is ths LOX-IT Perfect Non-Tilting Clasp it Tav which does not Mm Models for stout women and medium women lender lies. There's a for ZVSEY figure. eome uniastened.

There are many imitations of the Ventilo features. Don't accept them, they are inferior. New Fall CORSETS! $2.75, $3.50, $4.50 $5.00, $6.00, $6.50 $7.50 10 $20.00 pincn, gap Special sale of Fall back or front lace. $1.50 or W. H.

ROLAND The Store That Sella Woolte Complete Plumbing Shop on Wheels. Brines all toola and materials, riat to the Job. A time and mcie saver. REPAIR WORK ONLY Herman G. Peterson Phone 1396-U.