The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1913 3 ORMER SLAVE REST AMUSEMENTS Youthful Merchants Aid Poor Children EXPIRES AT 110 MEN OUT T00AY? Marvels from Hoosier Soil Owners and Strikers Assert Not a Theater Will Have Union Operator REMEMBERED WAR 1812 RHODES LAUGHS AT DEMANDS Indiana Slate air Leader of Exhibitors INDIANAPOLIS Sept 8 12 More Profits if Trouble Never ort Sumter Is Settled Both the motion picture theater own chase their men either the police talk LONG STRIKE CHARLES DOWNING Secretary CLEM GRAVES President tenements summer CITY BRIES Nh Imlm TIK TOK MAN 35 dm sitions should offering The he Englishs replied PRICES been I room of the he gamboliiD but li money order division nt have Mats Wed Sat the tst LYCEUM THEATER Talking About the Place' DROPS DEAD IN HOME where union opcr up employed she her HOUSES SENDS WARNING TO AUDITORS employes the Maryville Nodaway County Missouri was bitten by Mrs iiHt that COLUMBIA Knights I 1 1 ill Jll rollment of I fume at in theater owners will take I ria INSlSt ud spocla I Thu i 1 1 1 ti i 1 1 WILL DECIDE SCHOOL HONORS STAR STORE TO CLOSE EARLY from which brink and rile are be able iapolis 1 11 The Indian oral matiul he was English Hotel UNIONISTS SURROUND PICKETS mall Safety for good government irst hours clews in 1910 COURTS OPENED WITH RUSH is a good rule It is a rule affiliated he an Independent voter the (humidor) I jfl I er II afraid of the men behind I was once afraid super you The cnees involved all kinds of but BANK a But the men I ir Jolinwn are mo llo( vet aCfiitj one to advocate only I charge of the headquarters known to every IS A AD" IN THE HOME mot ion all Baptist Church rnel nt Democratic Meeting employing union men will not dare In allowed him the scale demanded tumble half full for he OPE KING OKEWELK MON SEPT Walter presided opining position exhibit museum the best of the three candidates for the presidency although I did not believe he will that it does not operate a machir the remaining time of the rncellng which iS exported 1 tonight loniOLTOW Clerks at the The elm ks say pur picka wi th said the the fire may mean a large loss of property with a possible panic" Dr Rhodes laughed when told of John cellarelte and brought forth a long black ootxie lie drew out the cork took a from the collarette and poured it not penetrate the tories make the Boars the oi $10 a week A pension tall to that it of time Dr Rhodes said that he had a si CINCINNATI AND RETURN $165 28 South Meridian Street accounts with a iigu suits and sprinkling of la ascs The new A AD" IN THE STAR the dog while she had an abrasion onJcr hand Grail Campaign to 1 v'aidH Powell founder the Holy Grail will of the at the Miss Ethel POSTOICE CLERKS OPPOSE MOVE OR 1 CENT POSTAGE Several iron workers gafherd about their a utornobllr yesterday and the argument which follow ri attracted a crowd 'The police rush' H( crowd and remained on guard until later in the day Wholesome Midway Shows Parades of Iive Slock locks lawn at Delaware and Michigan streets after the heat of the day little Edward Millett and John Meeker happened to Predict Id go on ap Tho nsohi Hon will asIC that for flu arrnriitnod'illon of transient postolilce pa runs Northern Hospital 1045 Trail ridge in June will represent the North pastor Hie 1 will be lu hl Kern asking the Jlu' nc' fj hav two months also sH a new record Mr Stanley said that in the two months 8D new cases were plae on the dockets him and he was hired sum When Bent by "So union men prevent fires do they?" he said "Well have in my office the statistics of all the motion picture the ater lives In Indianapolis In three years order Imuses and express ruin 'ts which would benullt most by It' express companies Ihe ch rks Hay anxious to hoc tHo provision la come will he given Indianapolis Business by Boston Letter Band he believed would best serve the state or nation as the case might Indianapolis people will avoid the overflowing crowds at the Night Horse Show if they will attend on Monday and Tuesday evenings when strong programs Party on Monday afternoon and night Special concert the civil war began Becton was the master to haul Confederate to the ships that made the at ort Sumter As he went he An appetizer! without food be held Monday him half to 12 yours 25c Nighi Horse Show ndmis Plug Store Vehicles free day and "That?" the Police Charge Crowd Dispersing Men Watching Street Car Organizers Hr union Held The getting Dr Rhodes talked it to Croy The latter drained the draft was strong and bit his Plainfield 549: SPl Orpha lame lion of the organization It is with tile American ii Jn lh aftrnxn a report was ZIONIST CONGRESS OPENS VIENNA Sept 2 Tile eleventh Zion ist congress opened Imre today with 550 delegates from all parts of the world in attendance After having been an Independent voter for more than twenty five years during which lie has supported those candidates who ators were MAY from the Imliuiiap'iHs reinstated to till i sh that Il is unoffinially i Ilin IndDnnpohs oilier Woman 90 Years Old Succumbs to Attack of Heart Disease Winnie Morrell colored 90 years old dropped dead yesterday afternoon at her home 244 street Heart trouble Is said to have been the cause Relatives who were in the home saw the woman fall Coroner Durham is investigating hi'A' vcr was consistent with my inth penuent views ami am going consistent with my independent this fall and vote for Dr Johnson Mr b'atout has been a Republican but he said he believes the supporters of the other mndidatos are riot sincerely In favor of an honest administration such MATINEES 25c to SI5Q Mats Wed Sat Seats Thursday is best for Indianapolis 1 knoxV found Col ushered in minutes with the colonel when the latter inierrupitu mm: "Young man you look bad CJih iti 'ion IHIi Schon! Horses Jhuid with 1 iss llainnnin evening AND HEN STARS STAGELAND NEXT WI'I'IK "liiKIN HtUM THE 1 011 1 EH" Your uhi btove tiirn as part payment CONTINENTAL NATIONAL PAsmirceH Tli' uiiqii to obtain iU'tiiriiM rom Ex posit Edwri rd tute geologist returned yvsit rd Chamber of Commerce Building summer re with the to show com fo rt eould struggle found that he ins it'i iij i i i poison so lie decided to trv to find manual labor He had a'brilliant Ho would become a motorman and he could write in his spare time intend support him and to vote for him KIAW EHLANGER THEJOVOITS MIJfUCAL romance WofLUXEMBOURG BOOK BY GLEN MacDONOUGH MUSIC BY RANZLERfc theaters cyclonieu loilniseh called bul found smoothly The striking oper crowd of sympathize bio to said Air Templeton "I have never joined the LJrg party" he continued "nor do 1 joining that or any other party still an Independent voter as which Is orty seven ADMISSION (by turnstyle' coin system) fme children slon with reserved seat 50c box seat 75c Tickets at evening Children under 12 and veterans of wars free Koehring 878 882 Virginia Ave strike among the lying houses makes Dr 1' Rliotles diana Motion ciutinn declared WELCOMES I This he insisted was not cruelty but was deserved by every young slave who did not realize when he had a good mas ter Abraham Lincoln owed his life at one time to hospitality and chivalry for which the South is noted Becton recalls think of the fact that at that very mo ment many children in the slums were CLl'JVHLANU (J Sept 2 Tuesday was the hottest day of the summer in Li nd Thu highest oflicia 1 tempera ture was 91 while at the kiosk it was 100 National Organization Declares Ex press Companies Hope to Cripple Parcel Post by Causing Deficit A i uHvlutlmi protesting agaimsL the EARS BACKERS ave nothing against Mr Bell the ratio nominee hut du not like his tor naturalization i answered all of the queries argument with the clerk umt ne was loo Cash or Payments HARRY BIG SHOW With Sam Collins and Tom Coyns Mat In eo Today a Tic' ets lOc If lie killed Lincoln afterward became President and the emancipator of the slaves Becton remained with his master until 189 when he came to Indianapolis He worked with a cross cut saw until he was 104 years old and although as healthy as the average man of 40 years until a few days before his death he had quit working "Is that the colonel replied 'em solingly Little did hr know that for al most three days Crny had had nothing to Burns Both Coal an iGas same time moat proved rung Homer Croy the man who put the wrinkle in smile the tickle in joke dis peller of the blue funk and that tired feeling laugh maker mirth provoker funny man for Judge Weekly and other prominent periodicals was in town yesterday He had not in tended to stop off here but some one on the train happened to tell him about the new Citizens' ticket and he thought that was too good a joke to pass upso he hopped off to see what other biu of humor he might pick up in the city Having just come frum tin American $12 schedule" OPERATOR STA Johnson a union retained his position ti some 1672 patients idea i Lafayette has men t1( middle aged at the time and an old man I ndian'iol is yiilitary and tinliati a ft eriiooii Air Va k'vil Io itiy and Shows of Herds and The wealth of Herds locks ields Orchards Dairy are drawn upon for the lavish dis plays made at the air Horses Cattle Sheep Swine Poultry Grains Grasses lowers Table Luxuries Dairy Products Needlework ine Arts an'd Crafts arc all boinitiLiilly to walk New York Urn pt ri ment pr sale with tack on picked up soldiers at the various planta tions and after having landed them safely under cover of darkness was ordered to or the At that time Yanks were about of vipers and he often STATE INSTITUTIONS HAVE 12484 PERSONS ENROLLED un the New York hotels sorts by way of comparison mosquito ridden beach hotels that the former were far more abb than the seaside hostclries started out bright and earl downtown th irt tive long blocks to Mr Dunn's office He talked tn Mr Dunn and wag told that he should return In the course of a few days and he would get a definite answer But in the meantime Mr Dunn told him ho might go clown to the Bat tery and interview Col Robert Means Thompson ana get a uno on what thought about the hotel situation Croy left He spent bls 10 cents a Shortridge High School graduate is more popular than a graduate of the Manual Training High School will be ll this evening at aj Rader arid llugeno streets EVENINGS 50c $2 we have always put into effect in managing this affairs with Lin Oscar Nelson Patten Cites New Law Calling for Compensation by Cities County Auditor William Patten yes terday sent out hasty messages to other auditors in the state concerning a law passed by the recent Legislature affect ing auditors in counties containing cities of the fourth and fifth class The law had been overlooked by the auditors and the state board of accounts until yester day It must be called to the attention of the officials immediately Patten says because the budgets for next year are being passed The law in question af fects pay of the auditors It reads cities of the fourth and fifth classes in which the county treasurer acts as city treasurer the Common Council shall al low the auditor of such county for his services rendered such city an annual compensation not to exceed three liun flred dollars ($300) per year and all sal aries for the fiscal year relating to coun ty treasurers and county auditors shall be adopted by the Common Council of cities of the fourth and fifth classes on or before the first meeting in September a nd Terminal were ousted outside tlu watch the movements of lahar lenders who have bum attempting te organize lamb He skipped yes the entire 6 feet 2 inches and 170 pounds of him skipped about Monurntnt Place flitted through University Park romped through tiie res idential district and finally blew into The Star office "I'm a so called humorist" Croy an nounced to the city editor a regu lar jokesmith If 'you' believe it I can prove it Listen to this: "A father was walking along the beach xMtiinis little girl Daughter 1 1)SL The cmt postage ould also wio3 OHL llio llriu of i Ifini rka I Ion bilwon first and tlilnl ukiSH nui Lt and allow tlaj mails Lu by flooded with mi noi inulin amount of ad vertising mutter under tho guise of Im portant matb Ihal now requires 2 uml he will support Dr Johnson for mayor Mr Templeton decided to sup port Dr Johnson lie says because he believes lie is the candidate who advo cates the bust government and It is for the best interests of Indianapolis that Air Templeton has been voting for a quarter of century Mr Templeton's declaration for Pr Johnson was not the only one iwk by Hervey ivil engi neers in Indianapolis in point of service declared Im intended to support I John son in preference tn any' of the other vited to stay over night When he left the next morning Becton says Isler wore ft dark frown you know who that man was?" Islei' asked sah" replied Becton that was Abraham Lincoln and "IUUII Mctn iiiv giiesi 1 fl auxiliary or Hie present It Is pro poeod tn adopt a plan whereby $4 annual la the Postoflluq Dopartrnent Lhn would the Jrdiana Girls' School V'lllagn for 1 qdlept ics Woman's Prison Induin Sehool for Blind Indinnannlis 128 Tuberculosis Hospital Rockville 109 drive back and drive fast Yankees would got him" ne bupposeu mat tne lhn i I i oui tDfl III' Oltf'D laughed at his mistaken ideas after he came North to live TRIED TO ESCAPE TWICE Twice Becton aUempted to escape Each time lie was caught before he had gone ten miles Ills master used blood hounds and shotguns in the search and In every line of human activity in rural Indiana mon and women are strivin" to attain the ideal the perfect horse or fowl apple or grape seed corn or butter home made bread or perfection in jelly makiny They are proud of their neeomplishments and every year spread out the results of their diliyetit thought and effort that all may see and admire ori( i nH of I nd exposition which until i Ids iir whh fined tn Southern atates will continue two months tors' and Knightstown 4J Indianapolis 3i Clermont 280 Thompson's office nod" whs He had talked for only' a few Special Attractions Every Day tor People from me City town and barm Benjamin Becton Negro Believed Oldest Indianapolis Resident Dies Suddenly Aged Darkey Helped to Haul Con federates for Attack on WILL JOIN NO PARTY "I do not know Dr Johnson personally Sarah Padden in Kindling SPECIAL EAIIOK KAY MATINEE TOIIAY Matinee ITery 16c 20c 26c Tb "BanT Wlil Next Week "MUTT A JE IN PANAMA backurs" sa )r Johnson right kind Homer Croy Only Original Simon Pure Humorist Tells His unniest Anecdote sirk?" the I am colonel" replied Croy "I'm not fooling well at all I've something infant when the Louisiana was made a good sized inally he learned that Robert Lee Dunn the prominent publicist with of fices at Twenty eighth street and Broad way needed a man to engineer a new publicity scheme he was eonterriplaf ing with th" pulitieal bnsst can accomplish their purpose by putting out an i dependent ticket against Dr Johnson believe tiuit will tend to defeat what they say limy are fighting for" The l)ernocratic Johnson committee made up of indepondunt voices w'H open headquarters in Lhe When Building either the latter part of this week or the first of next It has no will be in electric fun playing on him machines operated bv mutort dealt at length upon the respunsibilit ds and hard work of an operator "It does take a skilled mechanic to op 800 Scats at JI 1 El 1 ti ESTIVAL BILL 1 An 12 YES 12 NEW EATURES JL matinee daily ni Cruy had long he would Joins In Agreement to Quit Business at 6 OlClocl on Saturday Beginning Saturday the Star Store will close its doors at 6 o'clock on Satur evenings throughout the year Those wlwhave advocated the early Saturday night closing for the entire vear are greatly pleased because of the number of stores which have decided to aid in the movement The Star Store completes the list of department stores in the Association which will remain closed after 6 Lorraine Ifob I Capilol avenue nndWashington street riming lhe noun Imur yesterday when union structural iron workers employed on the addition to the Claypool llotul threatened plck ts Haiti to be employed by' the Indianapolis Traction plCKCtH wuLHrn a fODAMbhy IOO PEOPLE 30 ORCHESTRA SEATS THURSDAY her at 1 I 1 he Inn Ex raiiKed Indiana's hli irst Aid Cases We have a complete line of first aid cases and other necessities for the autombilist Dugan Johnson Co 206 North Meridian Street colonel "why tizer that ever OulliiWN IT CASTOR I A Poi Infante and Children The Kind hu Have Always Boyghi she said holding out hand one of those HE SAYS SO HIMSEL According to Croy that is the funniest anecdote he ever wrote but those about the office thought that other stories he told about himself wen much funnier Until about four years ago it so hap pened that Croy was forced to eke out a IOO Dired from all Spring and Summer Run in Chicago Prices Evenings 60c to $150 Best seau $T' ninny at the beginning of the war of I 1812 Mexican war opening of the civil war Benjamin Bec ton colored said to have been the oldest' citizen of Indianapolis died late Monday' at the home of his daughter Mrs Nancy Andrew 419 Dorman street Coroner' Durham yesterday ordered an investiga tion of the old sudden death Becton claimed to be at least 110 years old und lie was borne out In this asser tion by his recollection of details in events which other old citizens remem ber only as traditions of childhood i Benjamin Becton outlived four of his children Mrs Andrews the youngest I vi me lajniiy is tne sole survivor AVORITE WITH CHILDREN The old darkey with his pleasant I'howdy" for every one his honest counte nance und halting step during his late 1 years was a general favorite among the children of the neighborhood in which he lived He was a dignified negro of the old Southern type and his hair and beard were snow white lie was proud of I tut idci i nax ne naa been a slave and had only words of kindness for liis own ers the Islers of Lenore County North Carolina In 18U3 as near as he was able to com pute and in the month of June Benja min Becton was born on the plantation of Benjamin Beeton Isler There he was icuyu wnnoui an education tor it meant the lush for aiiy negro who was found witji 3 book He could neither read nor write His master was kind to out but never Sunday Sept 7 Special train leaves 7:00 a returning leaves Cincinnati 7:00 in same date REDUCED ARES TO Decatur aid Return $165 Eume and Return $140 Bloomingdale and Return $110 Every Sunday 'Special trains leave 7:00 a to Decatur and intermediate points MBHHMnBHBMMni strike tonight nlicants tn fill mind i rupt ing the in a sixty men all alike give you a dollar' man! "So the little girl started to hunt for the pebbles and the father walked slow ty uii "Presently the child came running to her dad eat and that that was what ailed him NO CHANCE TO ORGET young man was for years sufferer from stomach trouble I i eled all over this country and the cun tlncnt of Europe trying to find some re lief I tried doctors und patent remedies way company's office Arrived there presented himself to one of the clc uni asKeu lor a oosiiuon out a long sheet of paper and started to Jeffersonville nef uvino Tt Representatives of Shortridge and Compete Tonight A contest to determine MAJESTIC Mew Horne Reni Burlesque Two rolics Dnily Blancbe Baird The Tailor Made Girl Two Independent Voters Turn to Johnson as Best Candidate Gorgeous Horse Show Every A Score ol Brilliant eatures Choicest Harness Sadtilc Horses from Iniliana Ohio Kentucky Illinois Missouri ami hool for eeble minded Youth at'o Scoycy recording secretary of HIP State tne vpei uui Iiuiuu wiki wi iiiHL iiii the Soul hen st erirl der no condition wuuld violence be at Madlson lOUt tempted has riot been announced It is expected that many students of the two schools will attend Benevolent and Correctional Homes so Crowded That Only Slight Increase in Year Is Possible There are 12484 persons enrolled as in mates of the seventeen stat benevolent and correctional institutions according to the quarterly report tiled with the (board of state charities Of this number! 17217 are men and boys and 5267 women and girls Deducting the number absent Ion leave the ueimil i it i 1 1 i i rm i 1 1 i Invade New York and he packed his suit iince the beginning the fiscal year I case drew bls 525 out oi the bank and persons have been admitted and started io work his way East Some 13011 discharged a gain of thirty seven months later he reached Gotham with I The slight increase Is not due to a kick) the same $25 he had started with and set of demand for admission but ruthm to' about to find a berth as a humorist fact that most of the institutions are' After interviewing the office boys' In the overcrowded und can not receive add! sanctums of tlm various managing ed I tional inmates This is particularly itoi of the great Manhattan dailies and the institutions for the insane and I iuc uiuuKiii tee papers oilier iierecrives along without him hoi The largest institution in the state did not even have enough the Central Hospital for the Insane hmmu uufiq ul jDfuanapmis nas an enr ip Rn mi enrollment of 1' if they would ha chance "And you know" Croy continued "I just bjuttoned my eoat close about me said cood bv to the rnlimul Hirxv hni'k my shoulders walked out into Bat tery I clil rr(b union man must have had Park and looked the world squarcly in tvvo experience A union man the face as I thought what wonderful knows how to prevent fires and it is dim opportunities were afforded the von ne I largely tn union operators that there are lie said wno came to Homam: fnu fl That was four vears iLrri Thintrs ji rf 1VLV 41? 1 4 I 43 4 sand no two pebbles no two leaves and 'Efferent today Now Homer Cruy Is no two kernels of corn are ever just ex regarded as one of the cleverest humor actly alike But if you can find two lit Hts in the country He made good that are roy departed lor New York early generous this morning ask him questions tniru degree had applied But finally he and after an who insisted which Croy gave the assurance would not be long before he was round shouldered and would then to answer that requirement also told that he could have the job "All right" said the clerk "But how about the deposit?" "Peposit?" said Croy "what deposit?" "Why the deposit for your suit Every employe is supposed to buy his own uni form and they cost $15" Croy replied attend to that little matter tomorrow" But with Croy tomorrow never came Up against it for fair with only 10 cents in the whole wodd Croy became! desperate He searched Gotham with a' veritable fine tooth comb trying to find something to do or two solid days lie was forced to go without food He was weak discouraged and above all else he SHUBERT MURAT All Week ri 1 1 Xj i south pole expedition in Marvelous Moilon Pictures Next Week Starting Monday Sept 8 Mat Wed end Sat unver ivjorosco itcscihn nis goicoun vairylancl WITH ORIGINAL COMPANY orty Seven Cases iled on irst Day Sets New Record The September terms of the County courts opened yesterday rush uf new business break former records rail Michigan riospi i a tor The cleric drew Logansport ras a verimblo i i xi sict i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' It was as bad us if Croy pjtal for the Insaneor natural zatton papers I)una Bovs' Svlioo) emulate or improve upon al th 1 4 rs nntJ 110 striking operators expicssed 1 i a belief last night that every downtown represented theater would be manned with nonunion Iew U10aE'rs that met the demands of will discharge them or me men will quit 111 sympathy with IhK I 4 I iSBMR' Little trouble was expei ienced by (fl 1 I 1 or 1 I 4 An attempt was made to out of (laitv nv cier i ize ani xmrrjCc feccl Wirerf at tllu Gcu beater un West J'S lipolis Blillds mii'li wisningion street lite aiternumi The attempt was clumsy and failed Bi rz and Bastin were (( the show running (( rators assisted by a (c ers eonliitui nickel (t 'A ing tile theaters i nd distri billed th izh 1 I sands uf cards to pedestrians asking them I not to visit the houses that do not pm Ki 3 I i i I I I I I I 1 I I i i 1 1 1 1 i zt ishy Business 'I'enms to Triii'ks Concerts by (( 2 aK 1 ii' ikk Birnito nr ol rrizc Inrsi'q nnd CSl () say tins about a sympathetic jperators of the oql (t ti' I1 1 rn LV president of the In ire Assu 1 JL uo you imagine that snort hour men "fNTD will strike? Weil not much They are () drawing $12 a week for wot king un aver two hours a night and ihey know while enjoying the cool breezes of their sufiering as the breezes of evening can they get more (( se districts wnere iau this strike will lint afreet the air dense with smoke nictiin th aiors Indi i i nl iu in I 'rile nwt muri'lne: tln ast Tin npeiatnrs iv been il this lining 1 en 1 1 miii stnnl business of i ri i i I i i iy Higher whios foi hell tile children of Lire several veins mid die' prorletrs hiiven'l liMlLU1ll1m I I iiufii id ain i oi i i i because of the exorbitant watrps asked Let thu strike gu uiiihreVer the longer 1 1 it lasts the more niunev the etnnltivius will make "Anzl never fear about us not having enough operators Pome one has cireu 1 1 i i i I avx 1 i (9 'I' 11 it LVI 1 OllU VC EenriiN of Son'ii The Rev Peii want say tnat ir every union 1 nt 1 iHistnr of the Greek (irthmkis operator Indianapolis wmil Chinch of txl I ti mi i 11h han receiver! wortl we would have of the death of his son John Vulonis 21 I 1 11 mouths without inter yonrs old who was killed In tie? attempt of shows One hundroil and th Greeks tn capture TJoiiinnyhi Ml residents of this city and J'hy 27 roach have asked for po Girl'jHcs of Miss Jksthcr Abbott the strike spread If we yenrs old Kentijrky avenue di 'd (ian gt a supply of ex yesterday the i'lty Hospital uh a rosiHi icintinti in t'nrce hours And of a h'cal a jp ilea I Ion of a deadly poison willing work under tlio waK Hl'nt 1 Ll t111' ''H' Auk Ill'' schedule and ll JIS 2S 'X pliXHlehn Sim surfer I Intense pain 1 Ilf! fleam is llMoti uh one nt ae eid( ntal poisoning lu thu of Coroner TES CASE llurlimn Appointed to Elks Word was re ipotator who has eiivcd yKtvrday nt Hie appointment of Jln uotigh what he bTt Riley of the Indianapolis Lodge No se scale took ex ik it as dElrht deputy grand of I Rhodes exulted ruler 'rhe appointment ivbs made by Grand Exalted Ruh Edward Lea ot Now York Mr Rlh Im nninnuer of the contraet deparlinent of the 1 ndluna polls (las Held Get Bouquet AVIt ii tige bou quet of twenty nine mfli placed bi foiii him on bls desk Charlon Hyfleld started lr oarnent ycMtvrliy lo work at Ids new position as (LHSis! a ri I postmaster Th'1 roses were presented by the guard" In the the jioHt otllco nmt spent by Air By I ork Tim exocut ivu 1 II of th b'lrst lhn A' i A Irul ng to outline tlm work for ensuing year The evening tigs will be reHunifd h' xt Sunday alter ig been discontinued (luring thu Hum li Judd lh president ol thn' I Rt last evening rommlt I nd Ida on on the Democratic ticket have henti invited to attend a meeting of (he EirMt Ward Democratic Club at street and Roosevelt avenue this evening Jt said yesterday that Governor Ralston had bo invited l)Ut had not sent word wholh'T be would be able to attend Joseph Ij) Bell candidate for mayor will b(t piesent it was said 1'ruzeft seventh an I nfiem their oncrators the (nnn nuiu il7'e reunion wnn nmu btinuny miss ttieir outators was tee open state Jlt tllP htrn of Ml U1( A rH yVeils meut ot Johnson I Imso thentors )m Htl lo llvtntll About hlby noraous says ar owned by porsoiiH who also own wer wmn nil Maa ulxnw IT tmd fV I'riynn of Vrn Ir irr lod Tim onl of iwtiers discha stnge hit mis a will go nut their town members proHont were Mr and Mrs I oth'T razee Kokomo Mr Louis Harllng svm ri ii'l sons I'l nkfurt Hubei Zimmerman jzoi roil ami jvirs itoneri nm ao' i iciuia hal vl1" le tho May Take 'Treatment A dog be InnL'lntr tn Ib nrv Vmp 'rl mmcnst dn a piTfiirm' iniiiiiifncturcr 2454 North I'ennsyl 'Hgin vania streel was found to have been tibid when an examination of its brain was mndc ignod yesterday at Im state pathologies! lalmra lory No one Vnn irirnin Pasteur tic of Jia vlng 4 li 'ter closing 1 WT9 was sent to Setnilorl oxi rtion uf fils in oMWl i 1 WzEfksBIv i iv a (it vv i i i 1 1 is KWHX(? at'gW wyii (dflco veil vai'dill repot toil 111 reiioT nf I 1 1 1 tro un i yhj ay fell.