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11 MJ I A IIIIIJ uh I THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 1913 INDORSED NE WS THE CHURCHES BY BUSINESS MEN Resolution Lauding ormer Ad ministration Adopted at Hotel Severin Meeting CANDIDATE ATTACKS BELL Addresses Seven Gatherings in Strenuous Night of Campaigning Tue candidacy of Charles A Boukwal ter the Republican candidate fur mayor received the indorsement of about 2u0 men at a meeting in the assem blv hall of the Hotel Severin last night when resolutions were adopted and a committee of fifteen members was ap pointed to carry the resolutions into ef lect The meeting was enthusiastic the appearance of Bookwaiter in the hah at o'clock bing the occasion for prolonged applause The candidate in a brief address re viewed the Republican platform denied that he would yield to any imlur nce vept the will of the people and declared that if he will use his best 1 torts to boost the city to bigger bet ter busier COMMITTEE IS NZkMED i I banner was elected chairman of the meeiinu and JJuskvlt was vnusen Secretary 'The following men rare appointed a committee of fifteen to place thp resolution into effect: thirl Gisher JI Atkins George Lemaux 1 lei man evv Wiggins It Elis neberger Harding Cha rles AV Sedwick 1 Hamilton Haskett Rudert Martindale A Walker Aaron1 Wullsun 1 Tyndall and George A Wetdely The resolutions follow: Wp as business men of In dianapolis know the tollowing tacts he true concerning the former administration of Charles A Boukwaller us mayor of our city: know lie did conduct the financial affairs lhe city on sound and ccu nouiiCdl basis know as stated at the lime by The Indianapolis Star that four years the affairs of Indianapolis were admirably and lam ostly conduct d' know that out of the general funds lie did construct fire engine houses bridges police substations a public com lort station a municipal asphalt plantlie Hospital improvements and many other prominent public works aggregat ing a cost ol over 4i7000 all of winch was done alter paving ail current ex penses of the ciiv without temporary loans and without increase in the tax rate and leaving in the treasury a cash balance oi over $2bbuou bo know that ho did provide a rnuch needqd new City Had which was honestly built within tile appropriation and at a iess cost than the original estimate "VXc know that ho did provide clean streets know that he did suppress wine rooms and gambling we know that his general ad ministration of the oilice was such ns fullv to mstjty the editorial statement of the Indianapolis News made when ho went out ot othce that 'under liini the ritv made great and also the editorial sta lenient of The Star thai 'the interests of the cilv have been promoted in many wavs by the administration and its name and fame have advanced mure within the time than in any equal period its And Whereas as business men wo further know that since Mr It left the oflire oi mavor nearly Jnur years ago bo has given nnscllishl of his tim and energy for the upbuilding of Indianapolis mdustriallv commercially and eduea lionallv and that he has let I his liuinc arid business on almost numberless trips with our Trade Association To pr a iuim abroad Hie merits of Indiana polis products and the excellence of our city as a place for men to live and engage in business: and as business men we recog nize that at tiie present time Hie city of Indianapolis is need of many things: needs a stimulus for at tram Ing new industries new money ami pon ulation needs aggressive and sound poli cies in her city government needs a convention hall needs more elevated trucks needs bettor and cleaner streets needs a solution of the sewage disposal problem needs the absolute suppression nf winerooms gambling and the other evil ent icemen 1 nf nur young 'mon and women 'she needs morn ronsidorarion from her rarspoia a tioii companies and oilier Reformation day will be celebrated tomor row with a joint service at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in Tomlinson Hall by the Luther an Churches of Indianapolis and vicinity The celebration is in commemoration of the day that Martin Luther nail'd the ninety five theses at the door nf the church at Wit tenberg Germany of which he was pastor fn these theses he set forth correct doctrine of and condemned the granting of Indulgences There are six Lutheran churches in this city which will take active part in the meet ing Besides the neighboring churches dele gations are expected from Anderson Koko mo Tipton Columbus arid else het Among the speakers will be Louis Dorn of Concordia College ort Wayne who will speak in German and Louis A 1 of Con cordia College springfield TH Besides the singing by the amlienre which will be a nature nf the occasion music will be given by a choir composed of the pupils of the Lutheran parochial schools and chons from St Paul's Trinity and St Churches The Rev 11 lhedennann of St Paul's Lutheran Church will preside and the choruses will be directed by A A Hoff man The orchestra will be led by i'aul Nolting No services will be held at any of the local Lutheran churches during the cele bration Tim Central Christian Church 1h preparing for si forward movement in evangelism with meetings beginning Nov 9 The Rev Allan Dhilpuu the pastor has engaged the Rev John Pounds of Hiram a fornior pastor of the Central 1 'linrch to lead in the work The meetings will continue tor sev eral we ks In connection with the national meeting of Methodist men to be hold hfre next eek mass mooting fur Methodist women will be held at Central Avenue Church Wednes day and Thursday The meetings will he be gun Wednesday at 2 The afternoon and evening will be dt vol lo liom mission work Sonic of rim speakers from the convention will be present and address th' woni' These speakers include Bishops Quavle and Hughes I'Tuidc Musuii North unJ Ward Platt Good Samarltanism will be the question lls uss'd by the Rtiv Allan Till putt in the morning sermon at the Central Christian Church tomorrow The evening subject will be Dangers and Opportunities of dim a sermon es lecial1y for young mm and women At the morning service tomorrow at the Second Church the Sup per will be administered arid new members received The sacramental address glwn by the Rev 1 th' pastor will be mi Advr uturn ot At the service the Rev 'A Luce oi Shantung China who has d'ne a inagnlfiepnl work in conm rtion will) the Shantung will speak Thursday evening Mr iulnll will 'ontlnue his lectures on Ward Dr Hurlstone will snak at the Roberts Church tomorrow night on 'Tile Inside of thp Cup' or Lessons from the Theology of Modern iction'' There will be song service by the ''horal Society The topic of the inuriung sermon will lie Jtespnusiblht ol tile church for the (JUt will be recognized in thf service at the Irvlngimi Presbyterian Church tnmru rnw umrnlng The pastor the Rev John Mai tin will take fur bls siibje' I My Broilur's At the evening service Lhe speaker will le Ilia Rev Lingle a missionary rennily n'turne'l from rjeu Chow Dr A Bowen president of Nankin Uni versity Chimt will siHdc at the Third ''hrlstGin t'hureli tomorrow morning on New Christian Movement in t'hfn Th'1 university of which Dr Bowen is Hm head is supported by a number of the lions and marks the first 1 I i i te progress toward Christian unity in missionry effort Nankin University said to be exi ting an influence on the Chlmse nation and through Its efforts American religious bodir expect tn help christianize Chinn In i im ('veiling Hie Rev Grnllim pastor of the liurch will' pr ucl) especially lor young men his topic being Young Man and the Mr Grafton has mudo a special in vcsl Ig aHon aimng young men and has oh tallied frMm many ol them their views of leaders of the imperial forces He was present at the first National Assembly He tvill speak on Chinese Puzzle and Its Sunday school homecoming day will be ob served at the St Paul Church to morrow The principal feature ot the morning will be an address by Governor Ralston on The regular lesson study period will precede liis address Reagan will ad dress the men' at 10 a Sin cf Moses and The Rev Charles A Paikin will preach at 7:30 on Are tho Karl Welts will give an organ recital preceding the (rnin service Special music will be given by the St Piul 'horal Society at b'th services The Rev rank Sampson Tincher of Brad ford Pn will lecture Monday evening at the church und the auspices of the Other Bible Class The subject of tlm Rev: A morning sermon at the Central Avenue Church tomorrow will be: Prophetic Spirit the Christian Church the Pasi hm to The evening subject will be Great On SunTay Nov 2 a two wer series of evangelistic meetings will be begun at the church The pus tor will be assisted by Dr Stockdale of New Jersey A choir of fifty voices is bring or ganized 'I he Rev Mills of Bhautuug China will preach at tne Tabernacle Piesbytcrian Church tomorrow morning At this service th ra Tament of baptism will bo adininls to children by the pastor the Clipplnrer The Rev James Stanley lias returned from the Episcopal general convention al New York a id will conduct the services at the Christ Church tomorrow loorgo T'owles of the national conven tluri of Methodist men will tho speaker at the morning service at the Blulny Ave nue Church tomorrow Mrs A Dis sert of Kansas City Mo will' ring The evening s' rvires will be conducted by tho pastor the Rev lynn Thu inumbers of the Alt Olive Baptist yf Beu Davis will give a re ptioli tomorrow vvening at the burch for the pastor the Jesse Tgues The annual convention nf the r'hristiun and Missionary Alliance will held at thu Gospel Tabernacle Park avenu and Tenth sire et oct 3b and 31 and Nov 1 and 2 Tho following Alliam workers will give addresses: hr Robert 11 Clover of central reputational secretary of th 1 and A the R' IL Rb hards vang 1 1st home secretary of the and At A the Rev ij Jago of Jerusalem stlneiii(1 the Rev Williams ort Wayne distrlci superin i endent AniH unoni' nts of special interest to every memb of North Park Christian Church will be iiiidt at the Sunday morning hour of worship The Rov Day pastor wdll prca'di at hat time on opera Ion In ihe Work oi Jehnvitli" ami in the rvning he will speak on Ideal for His Home Special music will be given at both services by the mixed chorus Tim Jtev 1 Lawson nf Trinity Cou grega imiu I ('hiirch Ims hosen for his morn ing subject Duty to Lhe rs" The subject of the evening will be Holy Th Rex' William pastor of the Sutherland Presbyterian Church will speak tomorrow morning on Personal In lhe evening Dr Garr tt for twenty four years a missionary in f'bina will speak The Rev1 Rainier pastor of the Hail Place 1 3 t'liiinli will preach tom irrow nmrniug on Word of Gml" ami in evening on and Pnw There will bq bpecial music under the direction of McNt ely At th Meridian ID Church tomorrow morning in mm nf Mrs b'a I rbn Rs who was a long time a nietnb of the chui'cli a record mission service will be held The pastor the Rev Joshua Sians fiebl xvlll prea on "The Blessed music suing and hymns will bn snug In the oyf ning Um Rev Dr ICbri Jon of New Ymk will preuclt Special evangelistic songs ami solos will be sung wliiil Hue might to to interest young imm The congregation of the irst United I 'res hyterkin I'hur 'li Twr ni secmul street ami i vi nip will hold revival smvlecs be ginning Tuesday Oct IPS and continuing un til Nov l' The church has ng Rev A Giitlith of Kansns City Kas an evangelist to assist during these jrmei ings At the irst Baptist Church tomorrow nu rning 'Merton Pears ui will and in the evening the pastor will speak on eries of I At the irst English Lutheran Church to morrow lhe Hey A R' rm the pastor will 1 uutlnue a series talks on the imnk of James In the evening The morning sub ject will be irst Reformation day will observed Thursday evening under the auspices of the I 'riil Rrotlii'i hoods of St Marks zer and the irst Church when the Rev Morton Pearson arid the Rev Sift'eni will be th speakers An oyster supper vvill be served by the ivmuun of the church Dr Charles Brndt who is one of llm visiting tpqin for the campaign will n1 tin Memorial Presbyterian Ch'lfCli at 10:15 tonmnow mm uiiig Dr Bradt whs in China before during and after the Chinese rev dtition aii'i met and con ff rred with ninny prominent leaders of the revohiiimi and also some of the principal Tim opening fentnre of the edncn i ii 1 i pa ig among the sixteen terian Churches of iliis city was a mass meeting fur all the young people of that den uniiutlimi at the Tulxu naclo Chur Eb nth and Meridian streets last night Tho meeting was addressed by the Bradt district secretary nf (lie hoard of foreign missiups The Rev Charles a Killl ijf Ui' North Chirm Presbyterian Mission in ting fu ami the Locke of the mission al liuan The cam paign will continue iiuril Munilay Sunday school rally ill be bold at 3 ibis aftvrimmi at the Second Presbyterian Church Tlin Rev Dr Mills will speak al tlm Tah nin'ln Clmrr ii Sunday morning mu! at the llmne Presbyterian I'hiirch In tlm evening Tin Lev II Luce will address the Merhliun Heights Church in the inuiiilng and 'he Second Church In the evening The Dr Albert A ulton of Canton arrived Imie lust emming Dr ulton has beet) engaged in missionary work in the Celestial city for thirty years and has under bls harge fifty one churches and missions al! of which he lias organized during his long stay in flic lowery Kingdom and over which he Ims a care 3 ulton is tie brother of ulton and uncle of tin Rev Robert ulton pastor of the ourth Prosby trrian mnl comes to the United Stalos upon the urgent invitation of lhe board of foreign missl ms of the Prcs byteriau Church He will speak tomorrow morning at the ourth Presbyterian Church While in tlm city Im is the guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Paige public til 1 1 les imeds inure Rivorablo publicity needs tor may a man wlm in business life find public endeavor has already demonstrated an executive ability sufncient to eoj with our mimleij al problems needs a mavor who can truthjtand up for Now there fore be it Resolved That in Charles A Book waiter we recognize man who has! rarnni the good will and confidence of nil Jlie citizens ot Indianapolis a man of aggressive and independent charactr whd is worthy of lhe honor and who is a Cure orjciatica Painful orm of Rheumatism Quickly Overcome RL Those sharp pains that char acterize sciatic rheumatism should he Treated in the blood And by using fc you not only get relief but a cure has the peculiar action of soak ing through the intestines directly into lhe blood In five minutes its influence la work in every artery vein and tiny capillary Every membrane every organ of the body every emunctory becomes in effect a filter to strain the blood of iin puritics The stimulating properties of compel the skin liver bowels kidneys and bladder to all work to the one end of casting out every irritating every pain inflicting atom of poison it dislodges by irrigation all accumulations in the joints causes acid accretions to dissolve renders them neutral and scat ters those peculiar formations in tho nerve centers that cause such mystifying and often ba filing rheumatic pains And best of all this remarkable remedy is welcome to the weakest stomach If hate drugged yourself until your Jtomarh is nearly paralyzed you will be astonished to find that gives no sensation but gnes right to work This is because it is a pure vegetable infusioh lakrm naturally into your blood just as purr air is inhaled naturally into youriungs You eAn get at any drug store is a standard remedy recognized everywhere ns the greatest blood anti dote ver dis'Overed If yours is a pe rn Var case ami you desire special ln Lx write to The Swift Specific 1 Svift Bldg Atlanta Ga ciipublp of filling trie high office of mav of 1 mini iiupulis wlili i redit lo Hie city and himself who by ruiisuii of his exj i itnee municipal alTairs his earnest dvvoli' to the general welfare of tlm city and his general fitness fur lead'T ship in the llnancial cominvfclal and civic uillaiis the city is entitled to he support nil citizens in his present can dluimy for the ollice of mayor and be it further Tliat we do hereby pledge ourselves to give Charles A udwalter our cordial and lava! supfiort ai the mi ing eh ctfrm and to assist ami iicnnrngf his candidacy 1 every proper means within our Jlookwaltcr spoke al S' veri mc lings the evening Before appearing tor liis first public pnmuifim nt at StiHc and Washington stju ets ho visited three pre cinct and ward organization meetings arriving at Hie Hotel Seveiiu Mr Bookwaller hastened to Hie thirteenth iluor of Hie building where the meeting ul business men had been culled Lo order He reviewed briefly the issues of the campaign denying emphatically that iie will (house Joseph Healing as his cor poration counsel if elected lie repeated former charges to lhe effect that lames 1 lOach and his desire to seize tho Tty Market and the breweries tire buck of Joseph TMl's campaign At New York mid Blake streets he made the most optimistic talk lie has made (luring the campaign He pictured with delight the sight of many political scalps hanging on his shoulders At the Oriental Theater at Meridianand Wilkins streets Mr Bimk wa 1 1 at tacked the Bell forces with rem we vigor denounring Bell for permit 1 ing Rufus Cantrell to talk for him Speaking at 913 ort Wayne avenue Mr Book waiter again turned ids oratory on Bell says that he has played cards in my Air Bookwaiter roralled he has he should be mon decent than to say so now If Joe Bell would mark with a piece of chalk all the housrH which he has played cards noriii of Washing ton street you would find llial many houses have marks on rcnn ort Wayne avenue Mr Book waiter went to 'ahtornia and North streets where lie addressed a crowd of colured men Al the concltisJnn tlm meeting after 11 he declared that he had talked to more people than in any other one day of the campaign SHANK TO IX CHURCH WINDOW fi min is I ra i i and insisted that Indian apolis now is one of lhe cleanest cities i mri II in the 'niitilry Bell says i craps hr sai'l us so'iii i eraps shooter on Indiana avenue us a ioler player in the Denison I hte) I don't like to say this in church But I'o been Ju addition Mayor Shank Hurley Brewer and James Lott colored politi eians Edward Robison former county treasurer George Hutsell candidate for coiitn'llinmi red Bonifield camli dale for city judge and ranklin McCray made addresses to assist in holding Hie i row'l together until Charles A Rock waller arrived ECCENTRIC RECLUSE OUND DROWNED IN WHITE RIVER William Heins Who Lived in Hut With Cat and Dog Goes to Watery Grave William Heins ci centric recluse who lived in a Imt with a dog and a eat on the Claude farm two miles north west nf i was found drowned in White River his limiie yesterdaj aflrrnoen So far as is known no one wit nessed the drowning Heins had it niuved his shoes and is supposed Lu have been wailing in the river I I is mind was mt sti'oiig and lie was in the liabil wading it is said no matter lmv (old the weather especially if had lncn drinking Heins had been missing since Thursda ya hen a nmmlipr (f the 1'owell family went to his hut and failed to find him there A further search was made yesterday and hodi was found by Bert Eastes It was In shallow wiit ileitis so far as is krmwn by his ac (iiiiintarwes had no relatives lie hud lived in tlm same neighborhood lor about iwnty tlve ycrirs liis principal neeitpi tions being limning and fishing which helped suppi'H't him He was addl'Tod drink and on one occasion last summer became so violent while under tlm intiu eiice of liquor that it was neeessary to lock him up lb imagined the persons in the neighborhood were going to harm him and he threril oned to shoot some women Heins was fiti years old Tlm body was taken to llejns's hut No burial arra ngenmn 1 find been made last night Mayor Speaking to Colored Voters Ad mits Shooting Craps on Mayor Shank won the Heart of the Rev 'William 11 Patterson pastor of the Ebenezer BapLint Church (colored) where he addressed Bookwulter meeting last evening by ealHng att nt ion to a h(le in one ol the windows and 1 (filing the pastor to have a new glass jnit in and to semi the lull to liini Rev Mr thanked the mayor find called hid atten tion to the fact that the cbuirh intend starting a campaign tu raise $1000 witinu the next month ITiC mayor 'reiterated his previous statement that It is impossible for him or any "im Ise to enforce the laws and told of in latices in which Derno' ra tic saloon keepers outwitted him and the police department He ultm kul Dr Wil liam JoliiTon suyiiig that Dr John son had nothing te do with extending car lines tiiat he did nn1 oven know anv tliing about the extensions until the hoard of vrk was ready tn ut He also made personal attacks upon num assisting in the Johnson campaign He said that he was in tfiu T' mpahtn partly to protect the lepulaiton of his QUIT RESCUE WHEN TWO DIE Diggers in Dawson Mine Cause Delay fin Work f'et 2 ifty four bridles had been recovered touighl from the chambers of Stag Canyon Mine No 2 two (Beiths had I'eoii ridded to the miiw total an govcmmenl experts now in charge of tho wnk of rescue that 20h bodieta are still within the gas jiHcd chambers Thirty six bodies have already been burh union service for all taking place IfHw today The work ol searcliiiig for bodies Is still going on lair hope that more of the turners will rescu' alive bus been abandon' Two deaths added In the list today veie those resetm niun James Burdi and William Poisi At ilm ws of tlm added deaths lhe rn'en who had lao do ing Hie rescue work refused to go back into th mine Imi i heir r'la es were taken by men from the rwne car which hmi been rushed ll Kansas coal lu liis The work of rwuu Ik going forward slow ly under the leadership Roberts Perfect biscuit perfectly delivered REALTY TRANSERS IN MARION COUNTY Lawrence Township Tract of 3296 Acres is Sold for $17500 PLATORM NONPARTISAN MOVEMENT A deal involving land valued at $1750i was tiie most interesting item in the list of Marion County real estate transfers yesterday Title to thirty two and ninety six humlrctlis acres hi Lawrence Town ship was conveyed to John Baker by Charles Mowrey at a figure of mure than $500 an acre Twenty two deeds tor property valued at $1349285 a cre filed our building permits were issued for' improvements eosting $2520 Most of the sales yester day were lor lots hiefiy in recent addi tions A dwelling at Capitol jiv niie and Thirt tbird street was purchased from Eugenia Cobb to Michael fur $4000 HOUSE SOLD OR $1500 Kiiiae Rupert conveyt il to Jesse Evans title: a house at Drexel avenue find New York street The consideration was $4 5 Ou The record uf real estate transfers and building permits follows: Hspa Mesk'T to rank Conns lorn 3J and 32 Downey et sub Brook side 76x13212 f' ei improved caL Hide Avondale L'iacu south of Musstwhu st Lts avenue $200000 Auditor to Hiram Brown lot P9 Rob bins's North Indianapolis addition 125 met improved noiihwcst cornel Burton avt iiue and wen ly sevtmi Ii si et 31 6t Aiehibald Winnings to 'Iruver Win nings lot 61 rs Hill J5000 John Chenoweth to Mary lb Tanner 2'5 bl 12 North Imllamipolis 3ux 1 2 feet im proved norih sidt Tried Street eabl of Clifton st reel 2 5000 0 Jessie Hol sola William Ilolisclaw lot 1' Douglas Park 30x 132 1 3 feet improveii east' side ntb sylvania street north of Twenty liftli Werl 67500 Hdward orger lot 1 Long C'ottage Home addition 47 1 3x150 feet improved northeast corner Washingion street and Shorin an Drive 2400 00 rank to Edward Mc sker lot 17 North I'apitol avenue afidi tion 40x130 et improved oast side' I ru a nd avenue snuih of h'arty Hccoiid street 3 700 (Ju Kittle hup' rt to Jessie Eviuis lot 54 Eastern Heights 40x134 Im proved west side Drexel avenue south of York street 450000 Katharina lleddurich to Paul Lage inunii lot 23 Weghorsfs Pleasant llmne sub 34x1 30 fret improved north side Weghorst street vast of 7 East street 300000 John Jarrett tn Charles Bell ux lots 10 itid JI letcher's second addition xltiO feet vacant north easi corner Pcirhorn street and Glen drive 30V00 Walter coinmissioner to Union Trust Company lot Mc third West Side addition 4uxl 'hi feet iinprovp nonheasi side Nordvke avenue south of Mori is str el 3320 Thomas McCord In Charles Kep el ux lot i ml s' first addi lion Oak la ml on 1 7500 Charles Mowrny to John Baker part smith west 'i 15 Tp 10 IL At the grocery store you will find many varieties of biscuit baked by National Biscuit Company Each variety of biscuit sweetened or unsweetened whether known as crackers or cookies wafers or snaps cakes or jumbles is the best of its kind The extensive dis tributing service of the National Biscuit Company extends from Coast to Coast This ensures a con stant supply of all the perfect biscuit of the National Biscuit Company being de livered to every part of the United States Buy biscuit baked by NATIONAL Being convinced that the interests of the people of Indianapolis will be served best by the establishment of a nonpartisan govern ment as opposed to party rule which in evitably degenerates into Loss rule we advo cate the total elimination of party lines and the bringing forward of a ticket pledged to an honest and efficient business government We make no attempt to enumerate her? in detail the political evils with which the city is afflicted and from which the parties give no hope of relief They are known to every one who does not shut his eyes Etter In difference to the enforcement of the law and the maintenance of privileged classes who are allowed to profit at the expense ot the community Loth in monev and morals and an administration whose business meth ods ao not command respect characterize our party government which like party gov ernment in all our cities is extravagant In efficient and corrupting We ant and de mand clean honest and enterprising govern ment administered Ly num lug enough to know that a city is the Landing together ot people with common needs and purposes to secure the advantages and necessities of life at the least expense and hy rue best meth ods We want tu put out ot public oflice those who see in it only opportunity for power and spoliation and to put those who see an opportunity for public better ment and prosperity We 'therefore submit the following pint form LAW ENOIICEM ENT We stand fop the enforcement of tii? Ians of the state and city without fear nr favor because we want to make Indianapolis a wholesome city which lo live and work and rear our children We stand for a business administration of tli city There is no mvstery about the i city's business any more than that nf a large corporation It calls for the applicatmn of! the same degree of intelligence and vigilance that is used in the problems of fiailv life It calls for a dollar's worth of value for every dollar of taxes expended without rake off to favored interests or grafters It calls for a cessation of alliance with public util ity companies brewers saloons winerooms and all others wliose purpose is selfish and whose influence Is demoralizing and destruc tive In a community ruled by law there can be no discrimination no secret instruc tions to the police or modifying intrigues with special Interests Public business should he conducted in the open and not behind closed doors Tho social evil has no standing under the law and must not be condoned or connived at by city officials as has been the practice in the past it entails untold misery upon posterity as well as upon those guilty of its defiling practice Extermination not segre gation or commercialized vice must be the attitude of good government toward this evil 14 A I We favor the granting of public franchises onlv upon such terms as will safeguard the interests of the people in parting with valu able rights keeping in view the fact that all franchise values are the common property of all the people We favor the holding of all public utility companies to the terms nt their eontrncts the proper extension of street car facilities and the building of cross town linos The civil service rui adopted immediate ly after our present city charter went into effect and which have been ignored for pear ly a quarter of a century should le vitalized and should control the city administration No competent employe now serving tho city should be discharged because of his political belief and no incompetent person should he employed or retained on account of party membership A system of promotion should prevail in all departments especially the fire and police to the end rhat the highest posi tions may be open to those whose service has shown that they are worthy of them We favor tin immediate application of the merit system to al) the departments of the city government and we stand for the total elimination of machine politics in making appointments 7 enure of office should be made sure and certain by strict attention to the city business and faithful einplowi should be free to perform then duties with out fear of ii'ditlcal assassination HNANtING CAMPAIGNS condemn the practice of political par ties iinanuing campaigns with contnuu tions from special interests to be repaid hv giving them special privileges to impose upon the people or to violate the law which should be enforced on all alike No political assessment under the guise of should be permitted bv partv machines and all citv employes should be protected from such political blackmail We favor the prosecution ot track eleva tion work as rapldlv as funds can be avail able to the end that the old time grade crossing barrier between the South and North Sid's of the city shall be eliminated and gen eral traffic conditions Improved We disap prove any provisions entering into the track elevation contract that would in any way bind the city to pay anv part of the cost of providing tor more tracks than existed at hie lime of such elevation oppose the depression of streets rs a part of such track elevation plans believing that streets should remain as near as may be at grade level DUTIES believe that policemen should he em ployed their Leals the inspection of streets houses foods and In whatever wayi they can be usetul to the community thui avoiding ihe ever increasing cost of inspec tors and the multiplication of officers 1 In needs of al! parts of the citv should be fairly considered ami puulie Improve merits and parks should be given to all our citizens in tair proportion We favor the extension of the park and boulevard svblsiu without isori ina 1 1 on but no public im provement should be nutde where the cost will fie a burden for on and the enjoyment of a luxury at his expense by another XV favor put ting all unimproved streets in the best conaltiort possible where the as sessed valuation uf the property will not per mit a modern improvement We favor the protection of our citizens living in districts subject to floods and the preparation and execution of plans for the prevention ol: overflows in the future We favor the exercise by the judge of the City Court ot his power to permit the pay ment ot tines bv installment in cases of petty oftenders whose confinement in jail might re sult distress and poverty to dependents In support ot Ibis platform we invite overv citizen regardless of sex politics color or uieed to unite in an effort to establish goon government here and to reduce waste and vice in all their forms appivine: the vast re sources ot the citv to the good of all the people and to nothing else The Executive Committee of the Nonpartisan Movement 4 32 yi: acres hawrenro Town ship 1 750000 Rebecca Jones to George TV IJHinli ot nx lol 217 Wesi Hark feet Improved west sid Addison i street uirih Ohio street LOO TmeHa Hulleti to Georgia 13 Johnson lot 34 and part 25 block 23 North i luilianapnlls 45x1 25 feet improved north side Roache avenue west of Rader street 100 William il'dvie to William Saud mnnn lot 39 lrtclirr Ramsey's nd (litlou 4 4x150 feet Improved vest side Bi villc avenue south of Eleventh street LOO Eugenia ('nl to Michael i 70 Kenwood 32 feet improved east side avenue north of Thirt hi nl st rf 100000 Philip to Eugenia t'nhb lot 'Imlrina Li ('hicago Railroad ('u i pu iiy'd additioii Suxl lH1 leet im proved northwest corner Illinois and Wiscon siu st reel 3 i) a 000 ('hnrh's McCabe to Louise Schmidt Joi 15 irk IRixlIU feet 'vacant northeast corner Th i rt suv entli street nml Grar eland aven tic 4 on on Sovereign Tbulty Company to William 1) Sniiison lot 33 Evanston Wayne Township 25000 (ffirlrudo Moorhead to Irvington Im proveinent Company part lot 2S Rit addition Irvington vacant south side Ohmer iivenim cast of Ttowney avenim 150000 'ora I rmniid to enthal Lit 24 Johnson and Elm addi tion rj'xLt'U feet jiiiprovtd east sideHighland avenue nurtli of Michigan Transf firs 22 con si era ion 1 7 4 9 2 85 BUILDING Helen Barnes repairs 1702 Broadway Conrad repairs i 1 4 North Alabama $10" Paulino I1nke dwelling S25 North Oxford Charb A Holfidav shed 2S25 Caroline NAMES MILLS OR SECRETARY Executive Board of riends Chooses ormer Earlham Head for Year Special to The Indianapolis Star HJIAlbNH Ind Oct ITof Mills uf Pasadena Cal former presitimil of Earlham College was today appointed IciDporary yeneri secretary of Hie ive Years' Meeting of the American Clinreli The appointmeut was made by 1he executive hoard of tlie nie tJnp which rnrafiucled a two session in this city tills evening JXliils will serve as general secre tary with lipcidqua rt ers in Richmond for one year By that time the executive board hopes it will be possible to obtain a younger man to lill Hus office which is Hie most important in the riends ('hurcli President Kelly was this afternoon ap pointed by I lie executive board as chair man ot a committee tn open negotiations with the 1 Inrtford theological sem inary a Congregational institution for the establishment of a chair at that col lege by Hie riends Church for graduate Students Meetings A iJiirly will In given riday hi Hie mariied people's Bible class of tho Broadway Al Id Church at the ohnrrli Tlm rigtilar business mcot dng will also le held at that time BISCUIT COMPANY ays look for that name STATISTICS BIRTHS William ami Ora Taylor 2038 Martindale boy Dennis ami Harriet McMahon English Hotel Kill Omer and Lena Smalley 279 South Ttitler Loy Ib iiry and Amy itzwater 1153 West Twen eighih boy Thomas and Clara arlow 2928 English girl Clarence and LonneLa Yuuum 420 Tibbs girl Anton ttrid Sophia Radkuvlch 742 North Holhies girl Charles and Katherine Carter 416 North Bancroft boy Harry ami Elizabeth Couch Methodist Hos pital girl A It I A 11 EN US Herbert ll Norfleet and Minnie Omer Witte and Cecile Cotton Rayniond Edwards and Lottie Otis Peter Loose and Marie Argilan HEATHS Anna Peal 205 Jefferson ileocolitis Henry inance 37 City Hospital pneu monia and typhoid A illiam Sweeney 45 City Hospital pun shot injury homicidal Byrl Hnnard Cutter 3 months 1021 Miley' inanition rederick William Wuerffol 73 Detroit carcinoma of stomacli John Richard Boardman 8 rrnmilis 1353 West Twenty eighth entero colitis Josepha Rafikovich 22 742 North Holmes jujerpern I er la psi a fdella Phelps 2' 436 North Jefferson diabetes cornu Janies Thomas 5u 522 West Thirteenth in ivrsti Lial neph rills Simpson Greene 42 City Hospital disease Enoch i at tm fl' ld 62 Hentral Indiana Hos piial cerebral apoplexy Veruo Hunter 2b 832 West 'Tenth pul inouu ry Lu In rcu loans dllrtw O'Melia XS S14 North Itlley bronehn pneumonia Daniel Smith 57 City HospiloJ endn car fl 1 1 1 Una Herndon 22 1215 East Vermont pul iibiiiary tuberculosis Dennis Sullivan 69 437 Douglass cerebral hemorrhage' John Roeekel 58 1 325 Madison myocarditis CASE GOES TO EDERAL COURT BLOOMINGTON Ind Out A pe tition by Hie Illinois Central Railroad Cumpany asking 1bat the suit brought by Prosecutor "William Louden of the Tenth Judicial Circuit to annul all its franchise rights in the state of Indiana be tried in Ilin ederal Court was sus tained in Circuit Court here this after noon by Judge James 'Wilson Ide held that the complaint showed the road to lie an interstate railroad and that the state has pq jurisdiction in a case which might stop the business of an in terstate railroad MOLLYCODDLE LAXATIVES CAN'T AND DON'T TOUCH TH1 VITAL THE LIVE! Ot the many laxatives on the mar ket many are useless True they may clear the intestinal tract but they clean it because they stimulate the Liver and release the dammed up Bile which is the great poison destroyer of the body You take nasty salts disagreeable oils or mineral watere or any of a hundred other laxatives and laxative preparations and with all your trou ble you get Imperfect results These are simply mollycoddle lax atives making a "at of bluff and bluster without accomplishing the desired purpose No wonder you dislike taking a laxative No wonder Podophyllin is the one perfect and harmless substitute for Calomel and will be remembered by older people as the favorite remedy preecribed 20 or 30 years ago It Is harmless and very efficacious but its bitter taste and griping nauseating effects mada it unpopular or years chemists have experi mented in an endeavor to take the bitterness gripe and nausea out of Podophyllin recognizing that It would then be the ideal Liver regu lator At last this has been done and given the world under the name PoDoLax Through Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars to CHICAGO Leave Indianapolis Arrive Chicago 12:10 a 7:10 a The sleepers are open for occupancy at 9:30 and you may retire at any time there after that suits your convenience Lines Big our Route Through Parlor and Dining Car Service Leave Indianapolis 11:30 a 3:00 Arrive Chicago 5:00 8:15 Arrives at 12th St Station Chicago convenient to Hotels Theatres and Business convenient schedule splendid perfect road bed insure a comfortable trip Another Good Train Lv Indianapolis 2:30 a Ar Chicago 7:45 a Tickets and sleeping car reservations at Indianapolis City Ticket Office 1 East Washington Street Telephones: Old Main 374 New 374 tusi! Whalebone rTtri rdr" jnrs i the suction Owing to the large number of people we have been unable to wait on wo have dc cided to continue this special offer until October 25 to make nur special sets of (whalebone) teeth for 4400 They are the lightest and strongest plate known do not cover the roof of mouth can bite corn off the cob guar anteed 20 years Have Impression taken In morning get advice free Eatabltstied years here HOniS to 8 A ew 1'rlces for Short Time Only ull set of teeth f400 Gold crown 8300 Bridge work (per tooth)' $300 Gold fillings 75c up Silver fillings 50c extracting 50c teeth the same day luxamination and 1 Gwr fnrp nlkTVSrl fill iuIIph SUNDAY 9 io 4 in New York airiless Dentists Second loor Saks Bldg Entrance Between 5 mid 10 Cent ami New York Store 41 EAST WASHINGTON ST Ladv Attendant mrrrniTi ather Time Testifies to you put it off as long as possible The secret of prompt recovery from such troubles as bad breath headache dizziness loss of appetite constipation biliousness etc is to release the dammed up Bile Merely washing out the intestines with salts etc will not release Bile Any physician or druggist will tell you that Calomel (Mercury) or Podo phyllin (May Apple Root) are tb two great recognized Liver regula tors and Bowel cleansers Calomel so generally used is a poisonous mineral exhausting and dangerous to the system Another laxative must be given to wash it out PoDoLax is a Podophyllin formu la with all undesirable features tak en out PoDoLax is tho perfect laxative for every member of the family young or old It should be in every medicine cabinet You will thank us for explaining ft after you have tried it Get a bottle today and use it whenever the first symptoms of clogged Liver or Bowels appear You take no risk If not satisfied you can have your money back Sup pose you aak your druggist about our statements Sutherland Ca Paducak Kr Success of Neal Treatment Drink and Drug Habits Yield to Modern Methods The MCAt Treatment for drink mid drug habits lias stood tlir ttNId rU I'ili hVfE TIM 'I'liis is evidenced by the testimony of former guests A busmens man of Columbus Ind soys: I WENT TO Tin: NEAL JNSTITCTH AM' TOOK TR MTN IdNT I'OR TIJOlilNK IN TllltEK PAYS I AIKOLlITElY Id Id ROM ALhi I ICS I OR IIQUOR THRU Id YEA lb ji a via RASaidD SINCE HAVE BEEN I 'Sri ur (X BUSINESS ALSO IN STRIUIEXTAI IN SENDING MANY MY 'Ll To THE MORPHINE HABIT 17 YEARS 'OR 17 YEARS I (JSEIl MO It I I WENT TO THE NEAL INSTITUTE BEEoRb: I REALIZE) THE ACT I WAS MORb'IIINE I ItE TURNEIj loME EELING AS INE AS I EVER ELT" Tlie Neal Institute is located at Vest Washington street mie of tile cool est I'leaoautest locations in Indianapolis If inlei'esteil write plume or Aitver tiseimul.