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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 11

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mm THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR MAY 21 191 11 ASSEMBLER GETS HELP ATER SEVEN YEARS Jacob Roller a well known assembler who lives at Tuxedo street this city told recently of the benefits he derived through use of Tanlac the Master Medi cine Mr Roller says troubles that both ered him seven or eight years have been banished by the new preparation He said: system has been in a general run down condition for a long time 1 lust felt tired and worn out ah the time When I get up in the mornings my limbs Would ache I had stomach trouble in digestion bothering me The food 1 ate seemed to do me no good My appetite was poor I also suffered from kidney trouble Rains in my back were very severe at times "Tanlac was recommended by a frienu find I decided to give the new medicine a trial The stomach trouble has been greatly relieved since I started taking Tanlac The kidney trouble also is great ly relieved the pains in my hack having disappeared I have a much better appe tite now and nervousness that formerly bothered me has vanished heartily recommend Tanlac" Tanlac the Master Medicine is espe cially beneficial for stomach liver and kidney trouble catarrhal complaints rheumatism nervousness loss of appetite and the like and is a fine tonic ridding man or woman of the tired listles life less feeling that denotes a general run down onndition Tanlac is now being personally intro duced in Indianapolis at the Washington and Pennsylvania streets drug store of Henry Huder where Hip new prepara tion is being explained to the public It also may be obtained in Indianapolis at lluder's Michigan and Illinois streets sto re Adv EDISON SHOP Mr Wonderful New Phonograph The new Edison brings you the music of the great artists in all its original beauty and richness is no mechanical sound no machine The Edison re creation is the living breathing voice of the singer In fact hundreds of tone testshave that with the lights turned off critical audiences can not tell the singing of an artist from the re creation Come to The Edison Shop concert hall tomorrow and hear this wonderful instrument "There is no charge and no obligation Ask us about the special Edison Shop plan which enables you to get your Edison now on the fairest and most llbei terms ever offered Indianapolis buyers THE EDISON SHOP 122 Pennsylvania St Opposite IhmiAHA IRiSH HOLD RALLY HERETONIGHT Sympathizers Ready for Tomlin son Hall Protest Meeting Effect of Resolutions Seen in Leniency to Lynch Irish sympathizers in Indianapolis will be joined by enthusiasts from all parts of' the state in the Irish rally which will be held by the local branch of the riends ul Irish reedom in Tomlinson Halbthis eve ning Indications yesterday were that tlie attendance will tax the capacity of' the hall and patriotism will be at high ebb The organization will hold a prelim inary meeting at the Denison Hotel at 2 this afternoon Patrick II O'Donnell of Chicago will lie the principal speaker at this evening'smeeting Victor Herbert of New York president of the riends of Irish ree dom also is expected to speak Hugh and Philip Zoercher will be heard Letters will be read from Senators Kern and Taggart and Representatives Adair and Moores See Change in Attitude ocal Irish leaders were jubilant last night when they learned that the pun ishment for Jeremiah Lynch the natural ized American of New York 'convicted in connection with the revolution in Ire land had been changed from death to ten imprisonment Clemency to Lynch and Phillip Killgallon of Prov idence I is due to an extent to the activity of local leaders in calling the attention of the State Department tn treatment being afforded Americans in Ireland and asking an investigation de clares Resolutions passed at a recent meeting here de manding a thorough probe were tel Pocket Knives No 3471 A three bladed knife handsome handle a ctrong practical knife that will stand a lot or service Will your knife take a edge and hold it? The blades are made of the finest quality English steel It will cut a piece of green oak as readily as it will your pencil the edge will stay kcenan almostincrediblylong time without sharpening It has the for hard work or rough work as well as easy fine work I Sold by leading Indiana Healers who guarantee your money back if you fully satisfied arc famous for their long service and satisfaction Whether you buy one for 15 cents or for $500 the quality of the blade will be the same Prices ary according to the size the number of blades and style of handles or $100 which a large number of people prefer to pay for a knife you can get a fine knife in your favorite handle Every one is sold with St Louis 1 ri' i Ki lb i' 7 Wichita New York Philadelphia Minneapolis Sioux City The Recollection of QUALITY Remains Lons After the PRICE is (Tracts Mark Regtxf SIMMONS Razors Scissors ShearB a nd Tools Simmons Hardware Co S1 LHY vM TOOLS cgiaped to the State Department and an i cbtira Lion was launched forthwith with tlie lesult that the British govern ment has changed its attitude toward Americans (rMahony savs DMich has relatives Indianapolis among them being John Lvnch a first 7 Missouri street IRISHMAN SENDS REUSAL TO ATTEND MASS MEETING William 11 oley state secretary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians has re ceived the fullowing letter from A Connor in reply to an invitation sent him to act as a vice president at a meet ing ot the local branch of riends ot Irish jn Tomlinson Hall today: 1 thank yen for sending me an invi tation to attend the meeting of l'i lends of Irish as a vice presbunt deplore the recent pitiable trngedv in my native land and from mv heart I say: Lord have mercy on the souls of the pour misguided mon who sacri ficed their lives and itv those who are to pine in British those who know Ireland as I do such a movement was doomed to failure at its inception for it was utterly ini piacilciil being lacking In the countless essentials necessary to have a success ful 1 ss those gallant though foolhardy men have not died in vain for they have rekindled anew ihe fire of hate in every true Irishman's breast against English government and Knglish misrule lor wliich there is nn parallel in the history of nations love Ireland and Im against I'ng land the bulldog of the nations in everything from my heart shall say: bless the day that sees her humbled to the dust and the way paved for Ire land a na while unalterably opposed to ivijgiand 1 am likewise opposed to dis loyalty to the government of mv adopted country especially these trying times feel ha me tings to express svm pathy with Ireland and her marts rs and condemnation of that government whose methods have brought every misery to Ireland and her people are perfectly justi fiable but hen linked wit It these senti ments I find the predominant spirit rabid pro Gcrmanism and latter denunciation of our President and our government Icnn not be in MENTAL HEALER WILL TALK Mme D'TIamecourt of Holland will he the speaker at the New Thought confer ence to Ne held 'Tuesday and Wednesday on the twelfth floor of the Odd ellow Building 'The meetings will begin Tues day evening al 8 o'clock when Mme lainecoiirt will talk on "New Thought the Religion of She will speak Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on Psychology of Mme expects to leave for Holland June after a seven stay in the United Slates The purpose of her visit tn this country was to study the New Thought movement and it is said that she has had success in her work of men tal healing A healing service will be held at 9:30 Wednesday morning at which those coming for healing will be given reserved seats The meetlng will bo held under the auspices of the Church of Silent Unity and the New Thought Club Hlias Andrews will talk at the Church of Silent Unity at 2:20 this afternoon NEWS THE STATE IN BRIE ANDERSON Tim Indiana 'ederation of Colored Woman's Clubs will hold its annual meeting hero May 23 and 24 'rhe sessions will be held at the Baptist Church Mrs Gertrude Hill of Indianapolis and Dr James Tittle Porter of Chicago will be the principal speakers James ostnaugh ma chinist was fined $50 nnd costs and sen imccd to jail for sixty days for oporating an alleged Curl Livingston state witness Mint back on rnier evidence given the police that he bought beer of ost nnvgh and was arrest' for perjury Mrs It Durbin of this city and Mrs if Benlmi of Alexandria will leave Sunday for New York city to attend the blnnuial lessiuu of the ederated Chibs Mrs Stilwell will repT'serit the chlse League nt the gathering I Cox of the local Jiw firm of Cox Phillips Ims withdrawn from the firm and on 1 will take a position as mining at Teeming with the luggenheims At a i xeiptiun given by the Junior class of the CnlunilniM high school to the seniors the former stole and gave ths program the latter had prvpar 'd for their Nass day exercise's While Mrs Margaret Hayes nn em ploye of shirt factory here Mas olpaniny house she gathered up some papers threw them into a stove and burned them Dater she learned that wltli the papers was her puckfitbook containing $13 which repre sented two weeks' wages at the shirt fac tory 'ETAVO1 I HU'it 1 ITlks ho have refused tu attend the state i uj ventlun nl Alarlnii next week because the local baud a non union (rganlzati'Ut was refused permission to enfer the juiiHflo have smt formal notice tu the state oillcers of their withdrawal as a lodge ftuiri the state organization Clauser superintendent of the public schools Mdio has hwn islmd by the school board tn resign has retained attorneys and aimnunres he will fight any attempt to re iimw him until his two years' cimtran ox pii es MAINTENANCE UND VOTED BLOOMINGTON Ind May At a spe cial meeting of the t'liy Council today a maintenance fund $31n0 was voted as a permanent tax every year for a' (brtiegle Library By the ngiToment with 'tirnegf he pledges tn donate $310'W for a building site Mhlch has been purchased al the cor ner of Sixth and Washington streets OUNDRY EXPANDING OR GROWING TRADE American Plant Now Covering our Acres Buys Lots for New Building Program Motor Cast ing Business on Boom Within the last two years Indianapolis a center of motor car and accessory man ufacture from the earliest days of the automobile industry has attained a new identification with the Industry through its increased production of automobile engine castings The American oundry Company Warman avenue and the Vandalia Rail road ranks among the seven largest pro ducers of motor castings In the United States In volume of output it is prob ably second among the foundries of the country In the present year the Amer ican ('Oinpanv turn out 75uu0 mo tors for Maxwell i ars It is producing motors also for Buick and KolscV ears and suppins eastings for RuLcnbor and Northway motors which arc used by many automobile tnariufaoturers Charles Bivler president and treas urer of the American company expects that within two months the produc tion of the company will be increased to 500 complete motors each day an esti mated production for the coming twelve months of nearly 150000 motors engine castings now by frir the largest part of our output are a development of tne last two years" said Air Bieler tn March 1P1J we did some work in the casting of the parts of a motor but wn began the work on a large scale in that year on Maxwell mo' tors Since that time we have been pro ducing a considerably part of all the motors for Maxwell cars Special Equipment Required development of foundry to pro duce automobile engines on an eflicient basis requires special equipment and within tlie last year we have made en largements 'of buildings and plant cost ing approximate! $b5()00 The last step in the enla rgemeut is our purchase of Inis to north ot our plant whori? we Mill immediately to erect a new otliee budding engine construction is the most dillieult and intricate that the foun dry of today is called upon to do Each step demands the greatest pi'cinston in processes and workmanship A high de gree of specialization is required as well a large equipment for the making of the cores that enable the foundryman to cast the larger parts of the engine such as the cvllnder in a single piece no longer enters into (he operations of the molder as it did in the old davs when foundiw work was largely confined to castings Iliat necessitated nn great degree of precision In rhe manu facture of the castings for an automobile engine every step In the makini ot cores and in the setting of molds is gauged accurately so that the casting will be absolutely true A ilfcrcntia of so little as one thirtv secoiid of an inch Mould throM' the casting of true' and would make it American oundrv plant occupies four acres The employes num ber in excess uf 650 and the annual pav roll is nearly The three giant cupolas in wliich iron is melted eat up mure than forty tons of pig iron neck day In the year and a car luad uf sand is used every day in the core room ff the pbnt This sand comes from Mich igan City Ind The molding sand used by thc company is bought at Centerton Ind and News of the Courts' PKKME MINUTES 22992 Kirkpatrick ct tl vs Hunt lrain ag commissioner Howard Appel briefs on appellee's itjon for C' rtlmari Appellants' briefs on appHirp's motion to dismiss 23002 HuersialP Iron and Steel Coiiipany vp city of Bast Chicago ct a) Torter Appellant's briefs Appellant's request for ora) argument NEW SUITS 23097 Bowen vs Mate Hamilton Record Assignment of irrorfi Nutice served below submitted under Rule 19 COliltT M1NUTBS 92 2 0 Hancock vs 1 1 ancor nd i nisi ra tor Howard Appelb e's petition to transfer cause to Supreme Court 95L2 IeiKdi guardian vs Webb 'Lipton Appellant's brb'fs 9 1 he Berkman Supply I'oinjianv a corporal Lou vs Newell et al Lake motion io dismiss appeal with no tice for May 29 DH6 bilefs Appellant's petition for leave to amend as signment (t errors and proof of perviep 8467 The Indiana Endowment 'nm pany vs Carnlthun Nanderburg Ap pellee's tltion to transfer to buimvriie Court and briefs 9 537 In ho inn 1 1 or of tlie petition of IT ill et al vs rank Kincaid et al War rick Appellants' briefs on Appellants' brlt fs 9500 Eads vs Kumley et al 'Wabash petition for time which Is granted including Juno 22 9 1 6 94 73 Williams vs the Pittsburgh Cincin nati Chicago St Louis Hallway Company Luke britis 9359 Bedford Stone and Construct Ion Company vs TIonnigar administrator Ma rlon 2 reply briefs 9485 McKay vs Corwlne et al Martnn briefs on mo tion tn dismiss 9 ISC MHCiiy vs Corwlne ct al Marion Appellant's briefs on mo tion to dismiss 9515 Andrew Kelly vs Noah Henry ulton Appellee's briefs NEW SUITS ILED IX COUNTY COUNTS COURT 2 4 6 1 Arma Hawk vs Charles Hawk Divorce Harryman 26465 Russle Stout vs Katie Stout et al Partition Charles Thompson 26456 Ceutial Plumbing Company vs7hn Ahlgren ct al' JJcm Henry Bullock 2G4 67 Alfred Trail VR Lona Al Teal! iMvoi'co Omer Newman 2G4G8 Georgia Crunor vs Earl Cranor Divorce Beard 26469 Ida vs Pollard petition to sol! rca rotate without consent of husband Robin on ymmes SUPERIOR COUITT Room 1 10S20!) Anna McClain vs Guy "McClain Divorce A Dickey Room 2 103210 rances Newton vs' Jeanette Newton Iivorce Raymond Mui rny Rnom 1 0221 1 Sarah Person vs Decatur School Township et al To quiet title Bailey Young Hoom 103207 peter smyrnh vs John Smvrnls On note Welliver 103208 Mattle Harris vs William 'Har ris Divorce Kaelin A 995 Jennie A Lvller el al vs Alonso Hendrickson Remy kc Berryhill Concert at Home for Aged The following program will bo given at 8 next riday ovr niug May 26 at the Home fur Aged Women avenue and Seventeenth street Adieu to 1he Na tlve Thomas aMujs Edna A Heaton Danny Beslmnch "llosy Morn" llonnll Mrs Glenn rlernmod Monologue: "The Port Sunset 3 Herschel! Nirs Hugh McGibeny I Intermezzo from A rlesien Naumburg Minuet Eft rem Zlm balls Capricciet 1 1 ay 1 ui finest er Gavotte and musette Randegger Ella Schroeder Yost Pin no "Coo 21 rs rank Henry 1 I nZanella Voice "'Lullaby" Gertrude Rogm "Wtke Up" JMrs tllnnn riermood Muijdlbgud "Aux Owen Meredith Mrs Hugh Mcdbony Uarp "Believe Me Willi Those Eni bearing Young Cheshire "Tjitllc Pa trui 1 1 v' 1 lase lliiuinn Miss Edna A Deuton 'Che progmin will be in charge of ICIla Srh rued os' Thete will bi a fiec silt vr off Ting No tickets on sale Ideal Oak Davenport S1S60 50c WEEKLY I full be oixneil without moving it from tlio 'wall Library Table $975 $398 PW Vacuum 1 wool 50c WEEKLY 5 Barner Gas Hauge $1125 $1375 $1375 $1125 50c Weekly show from ft ft Jft 9 ft ft ft ft 3d Trial ft ft ft ft 0 ft Runs Without I Always Beady ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ir ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Ju ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 9x12 Room Size Axmins ter Rugs for Leaa Than $950 $548 mV Never Before Sold Special Price 1100 CASH r0c A WEEK ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 1C' ft ft ft ft ft ft ft This which opens worth almost ft ft" ft ft ftiiJ' This library table lias a largo heavy top supported by four massive legs has a large drawer suitable for many purpoHOS and a shell below lor books or periodicals It is tinislied in rich golden oak and is a wonderful value 32 34 36 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET WE SELL EVERYTHING OR LESS rl hose bilenlnl rugs arc room size wifli extra hettvy pile llornl or conventional designs in riclt colors They are actually a value Wc hao just a lew flmt were slightly misnuttclied Qoiiu! i iiilv ami get mm before the Inst pat terns re gone for they last long at this prim: Remember ft to Blue 3 Al'HO ouct air $775 Side leer Refrigerator $1250 Silk Shade Lamp $398 ft ft ft ft Bleed bed Inside $1860 Wo have Just received a largo phip nun of the Juieat nlmtles and pnt rns In electric nnd gus lumps Dim ny pictured Imre Is 23 inrlirq in lioighl It has good out Upholstered in genuine Chase leather Ims highly polished onk frame twictY the price we Sale price lorence STOVES 1 here is ho reason why you should be coo hr I up in one room anv longer You we will furnish it complete with everything necessary to start housekeeping for ea 1 Three Room Outfit $8375 Wq carry larger line of Pum Ranges than Hijy llrm bi ndlanarolls The oim Khnwn here Ih just a sample of the tmtny rdylCH Wft have en hand I1H )St leer This onn in made of hard ha rcual a ml ml 1 1 era 1 compart incut In front a Inrgo airtight ice chamber with a small compartment below for milk epgs and 'I'IiIh is sold rqg 4 ularly for $2n(io JJJLdfieOV 50c WEEKLY can rent a three room house and $8375 Sensational Sale Special THE GHEATEST BARGAIN EVER IT IN Cleaner Th' finest oil staves guarariipt'il Wliolhc rlded to buy nn come in and let us nomT'let line moirw XV irk I eMS Oil lately simplest to bi rff nsiTCjan 1 "II! 'III I I Wy S' I B' it' I null cl I ffl iC Gi VM zrd 1 ezsa ESk winvM a con veil nm ref rp Bo I fl on $9 7 Jnr 1 S3 liHn I Rl ft I lift? jsa 1 el ion Sahl prle 50c A WELK biibk Jan Ba 13 Wl It 4gaMlaL 1 Lb cSi (ivn or not 7 bi pa mihb i isd VA Wasnngton Briefs COAL COAL COAL Me PARK DEEAT IS DISCUSSED South le id Jenkins IWRTHWESTEKN COAL CO Amu (Joombs Car wood BOY STRUCK BY AUTO DIES (Aitler Sh I er RANK McKEEN PROMINENT TERRE HAUTE BANKER DIES TVe will sell Top mid Inly 011)3 nt WASHINGTON Muy Tim Indiana congressional delegation divided today on party lines on the passage or the ship ptircliase bill wliich proposes tu 'put Uio government in the shipping business Tim Democratic members of the delegation voted for it except Representatives Mor rison and Adair who were absent Rep resentative Moores (Jiep) voted against the bill amt Representative Wood (Ilep) was paired with Representative ga Inst It Representative Wood of Indiana loft this evening with the congressional party Const ru'tlon Company today by (lie rTas 1 CiotriM (ntnoanv lit: abu ut dnmauds of lmsinjH wald should luoits" tho Beuple uf ihe state tu the need for I'liiiceitwl action if tlie paik movi TKIlll HAUTK Jud May 2O Haruld eonard 13 yrars aid was Instantly killed tonight when )io was struck by nn automobile driven by Isve Bales Ihe boy was riding a bieyr with the automobile ata tion Jlis nc'k was broken iw Tall on tin pavfimmt 'Hales was charged bckUn operations 1 with involuntary manslaughter Hi employ about EXCAVATING CONTRACT LET TERRE HAUTE Ind Muy Tlie largest xcavatlng contract oyi in this meat is to sincceil Mr JJeber made a letter from TT Barnaby lumber man of Greencastle Ind ex pressing regret that the committee had failed in its attempt to buy Turkey Kun Ing at the hmnhcr 01 Cnmmi rce Build ing that tlm fafluro to aoqulro Turkey Jinn should am as stimulus to the park inovomruit Thn fart that ho memorial park cumniitLctt of the Indiana I Istorlcal (Jornndsslun told members of 30th and Canal 30Ih and Big our North 5652 North 5653 lrit 'riit iind collided I nnllH 111 ureut Interscu I ynrrtg nnrt rading of th ground ilmt 4 i i inrnn nt i tlin now tilnnr in bh Tim company will Pocahontas mine om JylOO ranklyn County all lump a Royalton Illinois coal find a better coal for furnaces 8425 vestigafe the Brazos lliver in Texas 1 1 was announced that a summer post otlicr? will be established ut Bine LukmqVri Bounty ndiann to ruin men re June i 1 Thon nis Taggart has returned I from Indianapolis where he allended the meeting uf county yhalrnicn i Representative Moss announced that he has decided to rG umnirnd Theodore Bngleharl to be postmaster aL Brazil tud Pensions have been granted at tlm of $12 per month to the following in Hmmelim? Warden rankton 'nn Bums Grammar Martha Buchanan Lewis Mary a a tm 1 1 1 '4 Kvtu GSalem Sophia Richmond Anna Hoover Call ns by lilioue and wc be glad to quote you or send oitr or any personal attention you may want Give your order SiiijiuKT prices now on Cut down I he high r((t ol living by buying your now and savl per ton so buy now cash for Inn the following prices Pocahontas shoveled lump 'it Tolijiuo IS WW in Indiana Cities and Towns i i IQ sj I iDTO InOP than any other Indianapolis I llkvlv paper The SUNDA STAR TRRU irAJTE rank C'AlcKeeii 62 years old who succeeded his father the lato Wiliam Riley Mc Kfum n't president of the Me Keen Na tional Bank died suddenly today while driving with Mrs TdeKuei iri Ids niolor ctir Ho had been In Talling health fur niorft thflii a year but in the last few Wfp'kH apparently was improving Mr Me Keen was burn in Terre IJautA and his business life had been devoird to banking although Im 'was identified with many large manufacturing atid com inid cuil enterprises lie is survived by the widow thru Jirnt hors arid throe sisters Benjamin MrlOmtrof uit tslmrgh gemrai manager oi ine i Ums west of Pittsburgh Jr of a Jrnji fl Neb Imn McKeon Motor rornjwiny Saniud (J McKeon viee prosment of 11m National Bank Mrs 1 lnrnee Boh Angeles Gal Nirs Kell th Andover Mass and Mrs Ann A i9 uuu I.

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