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munity center building, Sunday after
noon. .s
The class viii be the largest ever
initiated by the local court.
The initiation exercises viii be fea-
ture Of the celebration Of the thirty
seventh anniversary Of the founding of
the order.
The work will be given by the degree
team of the Star City court Of Lafayette,
which will also give an exhibition drill.
Addresses will be made by Thomas II.
Cannon of Chicago, high chief ranger /;
James T. Carroll of Ohio and Il. p.
Honan of Indianapolis.
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Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

discovered over fifty years ago. test
ed, true and tried, is obtainable at
any drug store. 1t has proven It's
value in thousands of cases. 1t will
do so In your case. Get S. s. S. at
once and begin treatment. If yours
is long-standing case, be sure to
write for free expert medical advice.
We VIII tell you how this purely
vegetable blood remedy cleanses the
impurities from the blood by literally
washing It clean. We Will prove to
you that thousands OF sufferers from
Catarrh, after consistent, treatment
with S. S. s., have been freed from
The trouble and all its disagreeable
features. Don't delay the treatment
address Medical Director, ITO Swift.
Laboratory. Atlanta Ca Advag;
14.t -
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mayor had more than a passing interest
In this particular defendant, who, ii
shoald not be forgotten, confessed his
guile 20 the mayors detectives.
But IL this were not sufficient to show
the mayors interest, it can easily be es-
tablished that the mayor did get an
other lawyer" for Parsons; that he did
personally direct Parsons TO John Rob
bins, who Is associated with the nrm OF
Robbins & Weyl, one Of the members of
which was formerly the law partner of
Mayor Jewett himself.
And In further corroboration of the tes-
timony of Bessie Myers it might also be
said that John Robbins took Parsons be-
fore Judge Walter Pritchard, where an
affidavit was prepared against Robinson,
In which he was charged with taking
money under false pretenses. This affi-
davit resulted In trial and the complete
sxeneration of Robinson, regardless OF
who was out ito GET him.
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From the Blood.

Once you get your blood free
from impurities cleansed Of the
catarrhal poisons. which 1t. is now
3 prey to because of its unhealthy
state--then you will be relieved OF
Catarrh--the dripping in the throat.
hawking and splitting, raw sores In
the nostrils; and the disagreeable
bad breath. II was caused in the
first place because your impoverished
blood was easily infected. Possibly
a slight cold lr contact with some
one who had a cold. But the point
is-don't suffer with Catarrh It is
net s,sceessxy. khe remedy. 4. 8. s.
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but you must stay away from Charlie
Robin SEM
HE said that be and Judge Collins
would get him out, and then they would
go after Charlie Robinson and get him
and the $1,000"
l. That Judge Walter PritchaHd OF
the city court testified as follows:
'sThe only thing that was said to me,
and Ii was said by several persons, wis
that Mr.. Parsons was a Shriner. That
he was a man Of high standing In tina
community. I was told he used to IRE
with 6 certain official, and that it would
be a terrible crime to have him found
guilty"
The foregoing ststsmants. all made I'M
der oath, stand uncontradicted today.
They would appear 10 q man Of ordi-
nary intelligence b indicate that the
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Marriage Licenses

Lewis n Moehlman,, A. clerk, 615 East
1925 High street.
Robert E. Tafel. 90, electrical engineer,
Louisville, Ky, and Helen Ii. Andrews,
80, 1924 North Pennsylvania street.
Erastus R. Hiatt, 81, grocery helper, 401
North Davidson street, and Ida Nj. Eos
ter, 40T North Davidson street
George Hedrich, %, grocery, 2507 East
Tenth street, and Hazel r. Irwin, 20, 2102
Highland place.
Nelson M Graves, rs, sales manager,
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Harry copp, %, laborer, 2e16 Stuart
street, and Edith G. Marley, IL, 1858
North O1ney street.
Clarence A. Mackey, II, tailor, 220 West
Twentieth street. and Nellie Huston, 10,
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Buffalo, ~ r. and Mary Herod, %, 11S
East Thirteenth street
Harold r. Calvin 81, pressman 449 Olive
street, and Stella e. Youngerman, Is,
R. r. F.
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4Ss South Gray street. and Opal Pollard
81, New Augusta, Ind
Claude e. Paul, 20, S13 Warren avenue
moving picture operator, and Ethel
Benjamin, %, 1142 North Capitol avenue
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c. O. o. F. to Initiate
Biggest Local Class

A class OF seventy five will be initiated
by St Johns court, No. 1910. Catholic
Order of Foresters, at the Catholic com
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1886 North Capitol avenue.
William Mays, SO, laborer, eos East
Court street, and Mary e. Russell, 55,
North California street.
Cyrus Emerson, 81, motor mechanic,
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The Gibson Company

Capitol Avenue and Michigan Street
Bell, 232 Auto sAsk,1
lrvngton Salesroom, Ritter Ave and E. Washington ST
Branches at Terre Haute, Vincennes Lafayette and
Muncie, Indiana, and at Danvine Illinois,
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it through more than years average running
In seven days. 5,452 miles was the seven-day
score on an average gasoline consumption of
only one gallon to each 20 miles
It's the same car that has the new Triplex
Springs-the greatest improvement of the year
"a 13O-inch spring base on a moderate actual
wheelbase.
This Overland is winning friends at a surpris-
Ing rate. Better come in soon to insure prompt
delivery.
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Oscar T. F. Tressel. pastor. Residence
% South Eleventh street. Phone 1861.
Sunday school. 900 a. m. A special
program of recitation and song in cele-
bration Of Mothers Day. Divine serv-
ice, 1920 a. m, THE Kind of Re-
ligion that Counts" Evening worship,
1880. "Conquering Through Prayer"
Thursday evening 1880 p. m, Ascen-
sion Day service. Monday evening.
1880. Council meeting. The Joy Bear
ers meet Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Ada Mayer, 200 South Twelfth street.
The Ladies' Society gives a play We'd
nesday evening at the church at 500
o'clock.
Methodist
Grace M. E.-The pastor will speak
at 1890 a. M. Subject: "Susannah
Wesley-the Mother of Methodism." In
the evening the First and Grace NJ. E.
Churches will meet together in
Young Peoples Rally, the following
program will be rendered: Organ
prelude; Hymn. 1888; Prayer; Solo,
Maude Crubaugh; History Of the Ep-
worth League, Wilson Price; Hymn.
America, the Beautiful; Announce
ments and offering: Cornet Solo, FL
mer Hurrell; Address. Rev. Ross
Stokes: Installation Of Epworth Lea
que Officers of both Grace and First
Church Chapters, A. H. Backus;
Benediction.
Bethel A. M. e. Church-South 9th
and B streets. The pastor, Rev. Craven,
will not be able to conduct the services
hut he expects to be present. The
morning Mothers day services, are in
charge of the stewardeses of the
church and the evening program will
be in charge of the lady ushers' board.
At both the morning and the evening
services the choir will give programs.
Wesleyan Methodist Church-Love
Feast at II a. m: Sunday school at
| 2:3O p. m; Communion service, $3.50
| p. m. Mrs. Clara Cook will preach
| sacramento sermon. Lou U. Gillian,
! pastor.
! Williamsburg M. E. church-R. NJ.
Morris, Pastor. Sunday school, $50
a. m. Special Mothers Day service.
| 1920 a. M, with program as follows:
Vocal duet, Mrs. Herbert Rose and
Mrs. Morris; recitation by Arthur Hy-
man; sermon by the pastor. The mo.
theirs Of the community are cordially
invited. Frank Mikesell, Superin-
tendent.
Greensboro N. e. church-sunday
| school, $3.50 q. m. We have a class
and a home for all Sunday-school
orphans in our growing school. Ep.
worth League, $50 p. m. Mothers
Day will be observed in the evening
service at 7:30 p. m. The Brotherhood
Quartet will sing. Mothers we will
welcome you. r. nj. Morris, Pastor;
Harry King. Superintendent.
| IInior, Mission
| North Fourteenth Street Union Mis-
sion-Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Propst, pas
tors. Sunday school at $50 a. m:
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. M; eve
ming service, 1880 p. M, Rev. Andrew
F. Mitchell. pastor of the South Eighth
Street Friends church, will preach on
the subject Mother" Special music
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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a girl
II years of age and am in love with a
boy with whom l went for about five
months last year. We had a quarrel
and broke up about the first of Sep
TENDER. l have been going with other
Logs, but do not enjoy myself, as
keep thinking of this certain boy all
the time. see him quite often, but he
just speaks as he thinks l am still
angry. What can do to get him back?
Life is nothing without him.
CHARLOTTE H.
When the young man wants to come
back he will say so. It is not your
place to get him back"
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / have been
going with one girl for some time. A
few nights ago I went to see her and
there was another young man there
She wouldn't talk to me. She has
loved me until the other night.
I think l have lost her love by
some means. | missed a date or two
but | thought she ought to be satisfied
with my coming as often as I had
been.
Do you think I should go back any
more or talk to some other girl until
Sne gets IN SOOQ numOr.
YOURS TRULY.
Unless you and the girl are engaged
she has right to let other young mer
as well as you call upon her. Forget
this incident and ask her to call again
If she refused to let you come, yOu
may be sure she no longer loves you
Then find another girl.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a fresh
man in high school and am in love
With a senior of the same school who
is about four years my senior.
One evening during my absence an
other girl had his company. Am
justified in seriously objecting to hel
having company with him?
JEALOUS.
Since you are not engaged you are
rot justified in objecting.
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ing to the Brut and Godfrey Of Mon
mouth. was the daughter of Corineus,
Duke of Cornwall, and wife Of Loo
rine, son of the original Brutus. He
deserted her for the sake Of fair
German captive and she made war
upon him, in the course of which he
was killed and Estrild and her daugh-
ter Sabrina, or Avern, made prisoners.
whereupon the vengeful queen caused
both to be drowned in the river which
was afterward known as the Severn.
According to Welsh legend, the maid
en- became the lovely nymph who
listened and saved" the lady from CO.
mus and his crew.
There is Welsh saint named St.
Gwendolen, who was the famous
Gwen" mother of Caradog Vreich-
fras, the excellent Sir Cradocke of
King Arthur's Round Table. There
was also Gwendolen, the beauty of
Arthur's court, and it was she who is
said to have possessed the golden
chess board upon which silver men
played of their own accord. In Wales
the daughter of the last native prince
was so called, and, for that reason
her name will always continue in
popularity there.
Onyx is Gwendolen's talismanic
stone. 1t is said to protect her from
evil and disease and to cool anger
if worn about the neck. Thursday is
her lucky day and her lucky number
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CHURCHES

day evening at 1880. subject, THE
Prince of Peace" The meeting Will
be led by Charles G. Carpenter and
Dempsey Dennis.
West Richmond Friends Church.
Charles M. Woodman. pastor. Sunday
services: a. m, Bible school, Millard
Markle, superintendent; 1890 a. M.
meeting for worship; 3:45, Christian
Endeavor meeting: p. m, Meeting
on Ministry and Oversight; p. m,
Vesper service; Tuesday afternoon,
Ladies' Aid; Thursday evening,
Monthly meeting.
East Main Street Friends-E. How
ard Brown, pastor. Sunday school at
9:15, Harry Reeves, superintendent;
preaching service 1890. Mothers day.
Subject, 1.-THE Mother of Jesus.
Christian Endeavor at $50, subject,
Higher Ideals" Evening service
1880. subject, Gardening for the
Lord" Special music by the male
chorus.
Lutheran
First English Lutheran Church -
South A and Eleventh streets, F. A.
Dressed, Pastor. Parsonage. ITO South
Eleventh street. Sunday school at
a. m. E. B. Knollenberg, Superintend-
ent. A program appropriate TO
! Mothers Day has been prepared.
Preaching service at 1890 a. m. and
4:30 p. m. Rev. D. H. Bauslin, DID,,
of Springfield, Ohio, will speak at both
/ services.
Second English Lutheran - North
west Third and Pearl streets, c. Ray
mond Isley, Pastor. Sunday school,
9:15, a. m, J. F. Holiday, Superintcnd-
cnt. At 1920 a. NJ, Parents Day
service will be held. There will be
appropriate music, and an address by
the pastor upon the theme. THE
White Life" Evening service. 1890
| p. M, subject, Seeing the Other Side.
Prayer service. Thursday, 1880 p. m. u;
Catechism class. Thursday, 3:45 p. m
ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
| Church-Corner South Seventh and E
streets, A. L. Nicklas, Pastor. Sun.
day school, George Kauper, Superin
| tendent, $50 a. m; German service
1890 a. M; English service, 700 p. m
Ladies' Benevolent society, 200 p. m
| Members will please come prepared
for the Lutheran World Service cam
paign. Teachers meeting Friday eve
ming.
St. Paurs Lutheran Church-Cornel
Seventh and D streets, Rev. J. P
Miller, Pastor. Sunday school at 9: 0(
a. m, Jesse Wiechman. Superintend
ent. Divine services at 1920, 2:3C
p. m. Germany and 700 p. m. The
pastor will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services. Subjects Of
sermons as follows, morning, pure
Religion; evening, Faith" At 2:3(
p. m, DR.. Neve of HANNA Divinity
school, Springfield. Ohio, will conduct
the service in the German language
| Mothers Day will be featured in the
Sunday school and referred to at the
regular morning service. At all the
services of the day an offering will be
taken for the Lutheran World Serv
ice campaign" Two months ago ar
offering was taken for this purpose
and it is expected that the response
Of st. Paups on tomorrow will result,
in rounding out $4,000 for this worth J
cause.
Trinity English Lutheran Church.
Corner Seventh and South A streets
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The Diary of an Engaged Girl
BY Phyllis Phillips

Jack has been simply adorable for
the last few days. Poor fellow, he
feels our nearing separation pretty
much, | know. | can tell that he
hates to tear himself away in the
evenings and cant get me on the
phone early enough in the morning
The phone is by my bed, and it seems
TO please him to death to wake me
up in the morning, or to surprise me,
when | am lying there. half awake
and half asleep. I like it, too. you
sleepy, sweet little thing" is what
he invariably purrs over at me- We
have gotten awfully we'll acquainted
in a sort of more intimate-distant way
over the old phone. Would you ever
believe that possible?
l declare telephone can be the
most insiduous thing imaginable. ST.
lence on the phone just quivers with
intensity, whether of love or hate.
Dear me. only discovered the tele-
phone a few weeks ago, right after
becoming engaged. but
Jack brought me up the loveliest
Jade earrings today. just the sort l
have been longing for. Slender hoops,
that are most becoming to my sort OF
beauty. Now l really feel like wo-
man of the world It's so much easier
10 make ones eyes mysterious and
ones manner alluringly aloof with ear,
rings, specially jade ones. Green has
always stood for mystery and jealousy
and everything weird through all ages
Emeralds are equally Fascinating. and
snakes eyes, cats eyes. and some wo
mems eyes, all green and mysterious
but most desirable somehow.
When I get all fused up, and my
earrings on, l feel wonderful. like a
Harry Collins model, don't you know
And talk? ! can talk and trill blue
streak. ! feel that I am backed-it's
too amusing. l feel as if my name
ought to be Lo-Lo or Fifine or some
thing musical and whimsical. But in
variably mother and the sane sound
of Lindsey" bring me to my senses
my hard, matter-of-fact New England
decent senses. | wonder If | will
ever be able to lose 'em? Jack as
surae mo with smile at times that
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has been prepared and q good service
anticipated. Sewing class, Tuesday at
1880 p. m; prayer meeting. Tuesday,
1880 p. M: Mothers meeting Thurs
day. 200 p. m. A good program is
planned. Come and enjoy It, Bible
Teacher Training class, Friday. 1880
p. m.
NaZarene
Church Of the Nazarine - North
Fifth and A streets. NJ. T. and Ida
Brandyberry, pastors. Sunday school
$3.50 a. m, Ira Shannon, superintend-
emit; preaching 1890 a. m. by Rev. NJ.
T. Brandyberry; evangelistic service
at 1880 p. m; prayer meeting, Wed.
nesday, 1880 p. m.
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian chureh-North A
and Tenth streets. The chruch with
Message and a Welcome. Sunday
school at 9:15 a. m. w. J. Blackmore,
superintendent. Public worship at
1920: sermon subject: THE Terror
by Night" Afternoon service at 4:45
p. m. sermon subject: What can each
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he feels sure will, some day. when
dreams come true, SO that's com
forting.
We went to The Nine O'clock Re-
view this evening, and had the best
time ever. Jack told me there wasn't
girl in the bunch could come up to
me! Such honeyed words, love them
| have taken a new lease on life.
engaged life, that is, 1t seems, and
just wait for the moments when Jack
appears like perfect kid l refuse
to be ashamed of this, however, and
as for him, we'll, his chest has expand
ed several inches.
He told me with laugh that his
mother had told him about Cecil's
picture on my wall, and how he had
explained all about my views to her,
and finally forced her to accept them,
in toto!
| am beginning to believe that Jack
is going to be an Ally of mine in the
future, not just a mere Husband Isn't
that most too good to be true?
(To be continued)
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of us do to relieve present conditions"
Joseph ]. Rae, d. D., pastor.
EarIham Heights Presbyterian
Chureh-Sunday school, $50 a. M
Christian Endeavor. $50 p. m; even
ing services, 1880. The evening serv-
ice will take the form of a Mothers
Day program by the children. accom-
panied by a brief, appropriate SER
mon. s-
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian.
Bible school, 9:15; Mrs. D. w. Scott.
superintendent. Morning service, 1880.
Junior Congregation service. Sermons
morning and evening by the pastor.
Junior Missionary Society at 2:30.
Mid-week service Thursday evening at
1880. ]. S. Hill, pastor.
Scientist
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
North A street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. Subject, Adam
and Fallen Man" Sunday school, 8
a. m; services, 1890 a. m; Wednes-
day evening testimony meeting at 7:45.
Public cordially invited.
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WILLIAM H. TOKEY,
RANDOLPH PIONEER,
SUCCUMBS At HOME

WINCHESTER, Ind. May S.-Wil-
liam H. Tokey, "a, Union City's old
est male citizen, is dead at his home.
He fell a year ago, breaking his hip.
Mr. Tokey never recovered from the
effects of the fall. When he built
the house in which he died, one block
from the business center of Union
City. it was surrounded by forests.
Only path through the woods led
to the Ohio side and the main street
was filled with stumps. He leaves
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider,
of Gallon, Ohio, and one son, Edward.
He was lifelong member of the Lu-
theran church.
Oil Struck Near City
A company composed of c. E. Smell,
DR.. F. A. Zeller, DR.. S. D. Smith and
S. H. Clark has struck oil north of
Union City, which, it is said will yield
so barrels of oil a day as soon as 1t is
connected with a pumping station.
The company began operation with
capital sufficient to put down four
wells
Franklin Exercises Held
Commencement exercises for the
Franklin township schools were held
Tuesday evening at Ridgeville. The
Parry orchestra of this city furnished
the music. The graduates to whom
County Superintendent Greist pre-
sented diplomas were: Audrey D.
Stanley, Elmer F. Newton, Charles F.
Allen, Mazel Runyem, Inez Marie Ell
lis, Francis E. Mcfarland, lisa e.
Mann, Ebert Main and Jack W. Car
penter. Trustee, Albert Collins.
% Join Portland Grange
Portland Grange conferred the de-
gree on % candidates at the Winches.
ter Grange hall Thursday evening,
after which a supper was served.
Favored Prohibition
Frank Wright. who was defeated by
Calvin Shultz in the Republican pri-
mary for representative, was the ia.
Their of the prohibition bill for this
state.
venued to Circuit Court
The case of James NJ. Hennessey, OF
Muncie, for injury and demand of
$4,000 against the Indiana Union
Traction company has been venued to
the Randolph county circuit court
from Delaware county. Hennessey
was employed by the city of Muncie
When going to d fire on March 10
1919, he alleges, his fire wagon col
lided with a traction car, which, he
alleges. failed to give the fire depart
ment the right of way at the corner
of Howard and Franklin streets, and
that he was thrown a distance of &C
feet. His injuries kept him in bee
for four weeks and were such that he
claims that he was permanently un
fitted to continue his duties as a fire
man.
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What IN a Name
(Copyright)
GWENDOlEN

GWENOOCEN
Gwendolen, which has long been the
victim of satire and the supposed
product Of affectation in this country
has really the noblest and most digni-
fed of origins. 1t is one of the appel
latives of the Round Table and is in
dissolubly associated with all that is
finest in romantic history. The name
comes from the Welsh and means
"fair-browed." All the Gwendolens of
history have been radiantly beautiful.
The first famous Gwendolen, accord
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INADEQUATE DRESS BARRED

MONTEVIDIO, May 8. - Roman
Catholic ecclesiastical authorities of
Uruguay, following a precedent set in
Paris, have prohibited the entry into
churches of women wearing made
quate" costumes.