The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-21

Turkey and Bulgaria seems to be practi-
conflict between the Moslem and the Orient
al Christian Is going just the same.
Driven from their native land by the never
ending persecution of the hostile population
surrounding them, there is gradually com
ing into existence here in America a body
of Oriental Christians who maintain close
relations with their friends at home despite
the thousands of sea miles that intervene.
The Syrian colony in New York is par
ticularly active in it's communications with
the Orient and the first page of next Sun
days colored supplement Is made from
material supplied by these exiles in this
Western land The page is entitled:
HALIBI, THE ROBIN HOOD OF SYRIA,
the tale of Christian avenger told by
New York Syrians. The story is not only
intensely interesting, but it is noteworthy
contribution to the history of current
events. Eelies Halibi, to give his full name,
is a true hero in the eyes of his compa-
triots, though hated and feared by the
Turks in the neighborhood of Beirut, and
the chances are that when you have read
about him you will agree with the Syrian
Christians who idolize him.
The pictures with the story are from
photographs furnished by the New York
Syrans; they are printed in four colors
and the page as whole is beautiful and
artistic.
CURRENT FASHIONS IN COLOR.
The fashion plates in four colors on the
fourth page are exquisite the difficult
shades of the gowns that are described and
b being artC With nI perfect
laide Samson which accompanies them is
thoroughly up to date and informing. The
titles of the pictures are:
"A Royal Creation of Black Velvet, Sable
and Lace Velvet.
''Theater Wrap of Rose Velvet and Green
and Rose Tinted Lace Decoration; Rainbow
Effect.
"a Street Wrap of Pastel Green Broad
cloth with Braid and Button Decorations.
"A Street Wrap of Brown Cloth with
A $500 HOUSE.
The house plan and description will this
week be found upon the third page. The
ton was built for $500, but by a judicious
change here and there a house could be
built from the same plans for several hun
dred dollars less and still be a very de-
sirable residence. Figures i'm detail are
given and also explanations that will show
Just how the plans may be modified.
Margaret Greenleaf answers a number of
questions as TO household decoration.
THE CHILDREN'S PAGE.
Miss Mabel L. Humphrey furnishes the
large half-page drawing printed in colors
with Halloween for its subject 1t shows
a group of happy children enjoying them
selves on Halloween only healthy
American children can enjoy themselves on
the holiday which has come to be especially
dedicated TO them.
NATURAL HISTORY PUZZLE.
Here is something to interest the ingen-
ious youthful mind, and furnish a quarter
hours amusement to boot. Besides, every
child that works out this puzzle will learn
something of real value. In addition there
are these captions:
"A Queer Fly.
.'Snails Replace Oysters"
"a Great Potato Country"
..Queer Traps for Monkeys
Men TO Avoid"
some Halloween verses. and the solu
ton of the Canary Bird puzzle given in last
Sundays supplement.
Next Sundays home-colored supplement-
will be one of the most entertaining that
has yet been offered.
In addition, the regular four comic pages
in colors will be furnished with each copy
OF The Sunday Journal.