The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 18

18 THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR AUGUST 10 1918 MOSS DISCOVERS Honored With Visit by Governor Ralston ZndiRa Lara OREIGN STYLES EARLY SPECIAL New all Suits POLITICS PROVOKES TILT ALSO BUYS NOVEL TROUSERS1 Resemble Overalls Monday Begins Our Sale of Popular Priced Suits $1695 before sted 19 many are both DR WISHARD Remember New all Models NEW GAS RESOLUTION BELIEVES HE HAS rom this Price on up to $7500 MAY NOT BE OERED GENOINE Local Barber in Possession of OPINION EXPERTS SOUGHT with a marked show of He said that Unrivaled Maker of the Courts violin ask brothe and city th Hr hex ed the delay was the fault of the legal This plate bears the inscription their Company and out of self delnse 1 want SITE OR OUNTAIN CHOSEN When meeting MAYOR for his services ren But He Out visit knows how the i i uici pi the particular to remember me by A Gas Ranges POSITrVKLYJtUST PROO Lost and Its Owner McClure LOCAL BIRTH RECORD BROKEN Vonnegut Hardware Co $100 find and carried Leave Nothing to Be De sired in Kitchen Economy Comfort and Convenience Exclu ire Suit Htute cam won cam only con the the Helping Little afternoon ARRANGE OR CONVENTION 5 10 AND 25 CENT DEALERS tion and President Assoclati be held Tuesday ev 91583 Talge Mayor old State Life workers and the State Life 91 596 Divorce Inscriptions Strengthen Theory That Instrument Is Work of Austrian Tailor Obeying Orders Makes Pants for Him Which RlCKLE WORK AU PLAIN BABY TO CLEAN LOWR halfO CANORV WHITE TILE LINKJ ALUM1NIZEQ TOP GRATES ANO BURNERS Manufac turerg ive Ten and Association and We manufacture and sell direct to you which enables us to give $200 worth of satisfaction for every $100 worth purchased We ar (fin touch with every accepted authentic new style for the coming season through our New York facilities hence making a safe and dependable place to make your fall selection early became en married by methods for that Moss WORKERS ARE He does not think the that 1 was right Jf the legal department has the best interest of the public at heart and if it wants to assist the people committee and estab Claypool to joint and Repre VIOLATES HOLIDAY said with PORCELAIN ENAMEI CLEAN OUT TRAY PORCELAIN CHINA Violin Said to Belong to amous Group BABT VWON RONT ENAMEL INISH ONE VALVE CONTROLS THE ovcn Nn 0ROILER BURNER STANDS UR ROM LOOR EASY X0 GLBANUNDER AND AROUND SMnntM ENAMELINISH wrought IRON City Campaign Probably Will Open With Only Three Men in the ield Ralston inds Doctor Though el low Presbyterian Is Strong for G0 with an been made in 1713 13 pops Mr Moss told how it happened when in Indianapolis a few nights ago Being a plain Indiana farmer and not much given to sartorh) display fie naturally supposed that a few business suits and an outfit of evening clothes were all he would need while pursuing his investigations among for exhibits The purpose of the tion is to provide ATTENDS LUNCHEON ent Well until flip enmmisainnriro reached Budapest and were invited to be and which was constructed on perfect principles of combus Its dirt No gas range has ever bepn made which combined so many good fea tures such tion pans appeal to host of place this itself A choose from white enameled dripping trays and valve handles all neat housewives A other exclusive features gas rtinge in a class by wide range of models to the mayor for a photograph under the original resolu Daily meetings are being held by the members of the Democratic organization to oil up the machinery and to get It in good running order for the opening of uie campaign It is stated confidence by Bell and his trusty lieu tenants that many ofzthe John Holtz man workers who were very bitter over their defeat at the primaries are coming into camp and are prepar ing to make a fight for the Democratic nominee It is idea now that the campaign should be opened sometime in Septem ber It is opened right now as far as the gumshoe work of building up the ward and precinct organization is con cerned can not said Troymmittee should not proceed DR WISHARD in vestigatlon tion the figure the violin 11 recognized authorities on old jnstruments irom unicago houses and New ifth District Representative Traveling Abroad Wears Im proper Attire at Lunch Sympathy Saturday Managers and Can vassers Will Hold inal Discus sion To Serve Supper ree The last rally of workers prior to the Sympathy Saturday campaign this week will be held at the Summer Mission near airview at 6:45 o'clock Tuesday evening This meeting will be for both office building and district managers and for all the workers in both classes Plans for the campaign will be dis cussed and it will be a meeting so im portant to the success of the movement that special invitations have been mailed to all managers urging them to organize their forces for a visit to the mission supper will be served free to the man cis and workers The business meeting ill follow the supper The management expects several hundred managers and worsens at this meeting and Is urging all to attend ACTIVE ('Omnuicrn will Ha opened this year much before the middle of September He lias been ayvay from Indianapolis for a month with' the In diana automobile manufacturers' Pacific 120 124 East Washington Street delay had been PROPOSES RURAL BANK SYSTEM WASHINGTON Aug 9 SenatoV letcher today introduced a bill for national rural banking system ments maker Is able to prove a clear pedigree for the MCI the Committee in Charn nf Dlnncfr i to Councilman grain with and a maltese and Miss Johnson the National not strung and there was no bow ac companying it Stamm says the history of the instrument has been vouched for nearly 200 years back Lawson obtained the violin twelve years ago from a Thomas Taggart who lived on Sixteenth street An interesting feature in connection gas situation will meeting of Action on the postponed until the next City Council according Troy who introduced the ing for an Investigation the committee may proceed without ask secretary and studying European agricultural with a commission sent abroad liurpose RaUda of the ifth District also leariWn ings about clothes i One thing he learned is that Austrian tailors are exceedingly literal persons i Because he did not know this before the Indiana congressman is the possessor of a pair of trousers the like of which has never been seen in this or any other deep interest in fon Last rear turned in nearly was one of the Depew Memorial Will Be Erected In University Square The board of park commissioners rep resentatives of the Indianapolis Archi Association and heirs of the late i ep'w yesterday decided on Square as the place to erect memorial fountain for which left to the city It was agreed construction the work of the 8609 pany vs worth State Bank petition to Jacob A Stamm a barber 2426 West Washington street has in his possession what he believes to be a genuine Stradl JACOB A STAMM PLAYING I PR IZED INSTRUMENT Jacob A Stamm a barber 2426 West Alichigan street came into possession of a violin on riday the thirteenth 1913 which amateur violin collectors have pro nounced the believed to be worth several thousand dollars found out that Dr Wishard Veteran Physician Who Has Seen Every Indiana Executive Pleased by Honor not been located and this fact Is con sidered by Stamm to substantiate his claims GOT IT ON RIDAY 13TH Stamm obtained the violin from Joseph Lawson an old violin maker on West Washington street who had it stored away in a kitchen safe among a lot of 1913 and that the mission and other doctors make regular visits Trained nurses have charge of the children and nothing is left undone which might be had by a man of wealth with a sick baby Councilman Troy Expresses Belief That Qriginal Measure Is Broad Enough Tf I I 2 1 vi itui iiaiatun niiti wnr in i chartered yacht to his summer home at Hyannisport Mass Bell has had the benefit of the ad vice of Taggart and he is going steadily about the business of building up an or ganization He says that the Democratic organization is in good shape right now STATE LIE WORKERS ACTIVE The work in the office buildings of the city is in charge of Romney Willson a Ju Myer 1 the State Life Building who was asked io take this work this year as the result of his marked success and his it said that a high grade speech is much like a good remarked the a discussion of made by that celebrated which has not been located If he have arrived from Chicago lished headquarters at the complete preparations for a ing of the Cent 'Trade Statistics Show Total of 514 for Month of July Statistics compiled by the city boafrd of health show that the record for the I number of births in a single month was broken in July A total of 514 births I was recorded forty eight more than have ever been reported in one month in I Indianapolis The previous record was established in the month of July two I years ago when there were 466 births Approximately 400 births is the average reported each month During the month it was known that the number was run ning unusually high but when the statistics were prepared general surprise was expressed that me former record I should have been eclipsed bv such a large margin The infant mortality rate during the month was unusually low for a summer month Presbyterian Governor drifting religion to noli tins They are not alike at retorted the nonogenarian quicker than it takes to say jack rabbit The Governor saw that he was getting on dangerous ground and with a hearty laugh he dropped the subject of politics ishard always has been a stanch lu publican and while he has not been active in politics for several years he still party on every occasion Mr Ishard did not see the first three Oi four Governors while they were in of later years q) a the year ills parents re it was nat see why it should not assist the commit 14 U1 rtfV tllrit IlH PVPN I of the committee will be held this week to decide whether it is advisable to amend rhe original gas investigation resolution Officers of National Association En gage Three loors of Claypool Hotel Sessions Open Tomorrow William treasurer and William Bromberg chair man of one has reason to believe that I du not want to go to the bottom of the gas he continued I have been criticised for voting against the palace of a Hungarian prince Mr Mossreceived his invitation late and had no time to get posted as to how to array himself for the occasion He donned a light business suit and joined the party his amazement and discomfiture he found the women wearing their most fashionable gowns and the men all clad In proper afternoon attire Mr Moss tried to make his escape but the master of ceremonies refused to accept any ex cuses and the Indiana congressman was planed by the side of the princess at luncheon One such dose of democratic simplicity was enough for Mr Moss and when the party reached Vienna he went to a tailor arid ordered a suit just like the ones the! other men had worn at the I luncheon "Do you want the pockets put in slop I mg?" inquired the tailor I make answered the i representative taking a chance When the clothes were delivered he dis I covered his fatal error The tailor tak 1 ing him at his word had sewed the pock ets squarely on the front of the trouser: after the style of the ordinary blue overall ortunately the vest hides the strange pockets from the view of the audience but lor all practical purposes they are ab solutely useless Mr Moss says "IRISH DAY" ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE COMPLETED TODAY Was Only Cupid a i yesterday half holiday at the Shank appeared at his ollce at 3 to marry red Hickman 22 yea and Pearl Johnson IS years old both of Lewisville Ind Hickman said that he nee but he met them in Having lived In or near the 4iru biul moved here from Kentucky Ural that he came in touch' XV OUS Governors He held a warm admira tion for several of the Governors but he vis devoted to none of them as he was to Governor Morton the JENNINGS VISITED AMILY When Dr Wishard's father who wasJohn vV ishard first removed to Indiana he located about ten miles south of Indi anapolis on the Bluff road The Bluff road was taken by persons riding from Indianapolis to Martinsville Bloomington end Vincennes and not infrequently trav elers would stop overnight at the Wishard country home It was while riding on horseback to one Of these towns that Jonathan Jennings xvho as first Governor hari served from 1816 to 1S22 was a guest over Hight of the Wlshard family Dr Wish ard was then about 10 years old He re calls that the former Governor was an electioneering tour and that he tvas a very genial old Dr x1 rtr9 PrecePtor in medicine was jNvuif wm? as Crovernor of Indiana from Dr William Wishard 3946 North Delaware street who is eleven months older than the state of Indiana has thedistinction of having had an acquaintance Gov men on the used a of this state He met the present Gover nor one week ago when Governor Ral ston called at his home and spent more than an hour chatting with him Governor Ralston was much surprised to learn that there was a man living who had seen all Indiana Governors up to this time and when he learned of the vener able desire to meet him he de cided to gratify his wish at once Dr TV Wishard introduced his father to the Governor I am indeed glad to meet you Gover nor" said Dr "Wishard guess you complete the list fur I have met all the Governors of Indiana Dr Wishard though eighth year still retains Ills faculties inr emarkahlp rlgree and he entered Into long discussion the Governor about he asked him questions things POLITICS IS DROPPED The conversation SUPREME COURT MINUTES 22341 The Muncie Electric Light Com pany vs Joliff Delaware briefs request for oral argument 22234 Raye et al vs Kirby et al How ard Appellee's briefs on pe tition for rehearing era) thousand dollars for it Stamm has had the instrument meas ured and Inspected by such local authori ties on old violins as he can further his investigation Is more convinced he is that It GOVERNORVISITS Wishard who first suggested Mortfm that he arrange for of Indiana sollders ill and army hospitals to their suggestion resulted in Gov to Washington and I to President UUHUCU UIIU 111 Union soldiers sent home Though he rnet with some opposition in his Cabinet President Lincoln recognized that this was the humane thing to do and he issued his famous order causing tire return to their iviues noi oniy tne Indiana men the ill and wounded of all other provided the states arranged for transportation RETURNED INDIANA MEN Dr Wishard was commissioned by ernor Morton to return the Indiana vm neio nospttnis established battle fields of the South lietfiamhnAt nn the nhin from Evansville in returning tlie men to their families Most of the men receiv ing the careful attention and tender care of their' families were restored to health Until a few years ago it was no uncom mon thing for soldiers attending A encampments to seek out Dr Wishard nnd recall that it was he who saved their lives Dr Wishard served part of four years two full years as a volunteer surgeon in the civil war He never accepted anv re muneration except to be reimbursed for I'C SU11H1 RXilfl 8PS dered to the government During Governor Ralst him last Sunday Dr Wishard recalled that he had been an elder In the Presby terian Church for seventy vears and that he was a delegate to the Presbvtnrian General Assembly in 1846 at Philadelphia He traveled most of the distance to Philadelphia on horseback He was also delegate to the New York and Pitts burgh assemblies at whir was com pleted a consolidation of the and Hew He was a delegate ar three other assemblies the last time being five years ago when the assemblywae held at Winona Lake Ind SUERS WITH HEAT Dr Wishard is in good health con sidering his advanced age though he has been much weakened during the past few days because of the excessive heat Hr is said to be the oldest phvsiclan In Indiana and he is the only living charter member of the Indiana State Medical Society He practiced medicine in Greenwood Southport and India nap ohs for more than sixty five vears being 90 years old before he retired from the practice He rode on the first steam passenger train that came to Indianapolis in 847 from Madison Ind Henry Ward Beecher being a seat companion MISSION WORKERS TO MEET TUESDAY OR INSTRUCTIONS SAYS WAR MIROlinTn I jy declares that the' action of the I attorney in practically refusing to1 Noah Noble 3831 to 1837 It was Dr to Governor the removal wounded in homes His TX 1 uui LYXLM HJII EO1I1L' 1 making a personal appeal Lincoln to order the wot Navor welcome tom ro morning dresses will be made by Dr University the Depew $50000 was that in its sculptor shall take precedence over the architectural lines of the fountain At a second mooting of architects with the board plans for choosing the sculptor and architect to do the work were discussed It is probable that competitive plans wlli I be submitted to the board for its ap proval competition being thrown open to all the well known sculptors and archi tects of this country and Europe RECEIVE BEST CARE When a baby enters the Summer Mis sion for treatment it is placed on a special diet prescribed and nrenarpd Mr ppiis nr in child A physician is in constant attemf Unless there is a decided change in the local political situation the city campaign will be opened about the middle of Sep tember with the three regularly nom inated candidates monopolizing the field The movement to bring out an entirely independent Qafididate has dwindled al most entirely' out of sight One of the trusty followers of Charles A Bookwaiter Republican nominee for mayor was Invited to attend the first meeting held several weeks ago to bring out an independent entry He counted forty men there but the attendance has fallen off until it is reported that eight were on hand at last ference It Is the opinion of Bookwaiter Joseph Bell his Democratic opponent that the so called independent movement dled a and that it will not amount to anything in the coming cam paign Many of the political wise ones have concluded that the attempt to get an independent candidate has not made much headway because of the candidacy of Dr William Johnson Progressive It has been learned that the men who attempted tb inaugurate an independent movement tried to induce three or four of the leading business men to make the race but that each refused One of them sent back the word that Dr Johnson was independent enough for him CHANGE REGARDED UNLIKELY Members of Democratic and Republican organizations aie saying that an inde pendent candidate have a chance now because he make a precinct organization The Impression seems to be general among the party workers that the lineup will remain as It is The Democratic committee has opened headquarters in the Majestic Building Chairman Edward Lyons says that are being held and that the campaign will be opened early in September He declares that things t'JtJ16 113 3001 as the first regis nf ia taken the first week of September for the registration has come from Chairman Klausmann of th Republican committee Chairman Hen drickson qf tlie Progressives says that lrrion Jn tsSee tbv necessity of a regis tration in September that will cost the a considerable amount of inonev Chairman Lyons also kept out of the The ilw bavoa September registration The law pi ovides for a three day regis tiation tlurty days prior to the election lhat K1atismann and the Republican leaders may have desired the September registration for the purpose of 'rouslnS Interest among the Re publican workers TOO HOT IN POLITICS Prom "Il says that the rrogicsslte city committee will maintain headquarters at Castle Hall for the Park Thursday Aug 14 The arrange ment committee will meet at 222 Ameri can Central Life Building today JJ16 celebration is to commemorate the 314tli anniversary of the Irish victory over the English at the battle of Yellow ord Aug 15 laiU The day is also known as Lady i It is tlie Intention of the promoters to make the celebration an old time Irish picnic and those who attend will lie ex iPected to come with well filled baskets There will be contests of various kinds and dancing for the young people after noon and evening A special feature will rx uM iV ui iiisii loiK (lances on Patrick Shea will give an Imported I silk parasol to the most popular woman mt Sfvunub uerry iviurpny member of the Olympic Athletic Club has been made manager of the field meet Joseph 5V Kennpflv will on principal address of the day Dennis iiNoone I Grady and rank Laley will have charge of the pavilion for Irish dancing Thp pTlfprtaiTirrinnf on XAV vvmuillicc IS st it posed of David Lyons Martin Lynch the its not wait ing for a broader resolution to be passed Tlie legal department has decided that wo have the power to call witnesses be fore the committee and if there is noth ing crooked or irregular about the gis for he O1 Hvnn rlwnrd (THnv Martin kpllpv 1 iDunia no John McManamon John Dwyer Gallagher and James Deerv At a meeting of Division Ancient I Order Hibernians riday night James Decry county president explained the jproposed insurance plan of the Ancient I Order of Hibernians A large class of new members will be initiated at the first i meeting in October which comes on the second Tuesday of the month APPELLATE COCRT MINUTBS The Title Guaranty and Surety Com state ot Indiana ex rel Leaven Harrison Appei nmpnrl hriofe ravx waiver etc which is granted same to be amended within ten days and anv nCCeSSarV additional hrlntlno' hv a nrmlliiA coast tourists and he does not pretend for by appellant aunti ve U8S el Ri bUKe request for oral argument Ap pellant's briefs Sull Vivian Collieries Company vs CahalL Clay briefs 8514 American Steel oundries vs Car hone Lake Appellee petitions for time and is granted including Oct 15 1913 8474 Johnson vs Alispaugh executor et al Huntington petition for WhIch 13 rante3 including Sept 10 bration Aug 14 Will Meet to Outline Program Arrangements will be comnhteri fAflnv for the celebration of unrUr original resolution Is 1 auspices of the Ancient Order of er all phases of the Hibernians of Marion County at Germania to know much about what has been going on during his absence He Is getting ready to on the situation During the next few days he will confer with Chairman Klausmann and others who will have a preeminent part on the Republican side Bookwaiter prob ably will have personal headquarters at the Marion Club but his campaign will be conducted by Chairman Klausmann and the regular organization There is to be a separate and distinct Bookwaiter organization it is reported in charge of former Postmaster Bryson Edwin Logsdon and others who were prominent in the Bookwaiter lineup in former campaigns According to the word now going the rounds the Bryson Logs don organization is to do a lot of the heavy work for the Republican candidate Bookwaiter has not made any an nouncement as to the style of campaign he proposes to make It is regarded as likely that he will provide the spectacu lar features because of his recognized ability as a fiery orator HAS ADVICE Bell appears to be doing more work than any other candidate He is an old time organization man which means that he believes in working early and late for the purpose of closing every loophole against the enemy Tie has gone over the entire situation National Com Imitteeman Taggart who talked with prior to his departure for the At lantic coast where he is convoying Gov speciaily present He declares that the organiza tion meetings now being held by the Progressives show that the party work ers are enthusiastic over the outlook for! Johnson and their entire ticket The I Progressives apparently have advanced I farther their organization than their opponents surmised The Republicans are not doing much as yet with their organization Chair man Klausmann says that it is too hot now to talk politics or to attempt to interest people in it He favors a short campaign and probably will not start his organization until sometime in September The two old party candidates for mayor Bookwaiter and Bell are getting their private business in shape so that they can give their entire attention to the campaign once it is opened with the usual formalities Neither is anxious for a long drawn out contest Bcokwalter recalls that the utL time ne ran ror mayor the paign was opened on Oct and he favor a short quick aggressive he said NEW 8VIT8 ILED IN COUNTY COURTS 1 CIRCUIT COURT 22767 William Scott vs City of dianapolis et al Appeal from assessment Masson 22T6S Anna Wright vs City of Indian apolls et al Appeal Harding Hovey SUPERIOR COURT Room 1 91594 rank rank vs Belt Rafiroad Stock Yards Company et al Hen Morgan Morgan Room 2 91585 Leopold Loeb vs Benjamin isk bein Damages Jacklei Joseph Room 3 Ethel Irvin vs Emmett Irvin John Smith Room 5 The Annnlv va TVta lien George Burkhart Caroline McPherson vs TntlianonrtHi Traction and Terminal Damages orney Curtis 91593 Union Asphalt Construction Com pany vs Eliza A Hines et al Improvement lien Milner wiiiie MMMBB II dlHI The Governor Dr AV i a i )' i II II tact 1 1 doc but Association ol rive and Jen Cent Mer RS cnants Tlin nmrnnf 1AT1 xeill rnn i i 1 1 1 frriui I morrow until Sa turday Secretary Ham axHfl8fl ersley says 1000 merchants will be in IIotzM "'i" BnlE9HiHiBHMRaB attendance and 200 manufacturers will Xjftw have samples of their lines display lut The entire sixth seventh and eiulitli 7 rli Bi floors of the hotel have been reserved i i I tn 3 3881 rpritrnl innpfinp nktep J1? go 0 1 1 I 1 1 i i i i kiiio xs a i 9 I 9 1 jMT II Willx 1 Arixi catu I 1 w111 1 xBluiW Jim ftwiii in TJgiLimiiw Ji i HhfSHh i IHI I.