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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04

Slim Pickens on last Saturday saw a
dude-looking fellow walking down Main
street at Tickville wearing kid gloves,
though the weather was too hot for any
body else even to think about wearing
galluses. Slim at once reported the case
to the town marshal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04

The Elite cafe has put up a screen door
and now the flies all have to sit around
outside and wait.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
*. OF p. SESSIONS
BEGIN TOMORROW
1,4O0 Delegates Expected Here
for Convention.

J One thousand four hundred delegates
Of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of
| Pythias, domain Of Indiana, win attend
the annual convention here in the Knights
of Pythias building Tuesday and Wednes-
| day, Oct. and 6, according to an an
nouncement made today.
Over 200 delegates to the grand temple
Of Pythias Sisters will hold their an
| nual meeting Thursday and Friday, Oct.
and g.
During the convention session of to-
morrow morning a memorial service for
Charles b. S. Neal, Lebanon, who died
in August, viii be held.
He is past grand chancellor.
! The present grand chancellor OF the
order is Judge John w. Craig, Green's
burg.
Mrs. Arminta Ames, Charlottesville is
grand chief Of the Grand Temple of
Pythian Sisters.
Membership figures of the year ending
June 80, 1920, show an increase of 1874
persons
officers to be elected by reclamation
for the coming year are Thomas L. Neal,
Lebanon, grand chancellor; Harvey NJ.
Thompson, city, grand vice chancellor /;
Robert A. Brown, Franklin, grand keeper
Of records and seal; william A. Morris,
Frankfort, grand master Of the ex
ehequer; Ralph w. Gaylor, Mishawaka,
grand prelate; Elmer Bassett, Shelby
vile, grand master alarms; Dore B. En-
win. Decatur, grand inner guard.
Candidates for outer guard include
Harry L. Unger, Plymouth; Fred c.
Palm, Newton; Nathan j. Lane, Liberty !;
Louis B. Gilmore, Remington: Guy Daus-
man, Goshen, and william II. Byington,
Evansville.
Nominations for the position OF grand
trustee include John c. b. Graves, Mum
Gle, and Charles A. Phelps, Newcastle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04

Cricket Hicks has returned from a
weeks visit in the Calf Ribs neighbor-
hood. Several already have asked him
II he is back.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
Indiana Government
Talks Begin Tonight

series OF lectures on the government
of the State Of Indiana viii be started
at the auditorium OF the Spades Park
library by Harry f. Jockey, assistant
city attorney, tonight.
There will be four talks in the series
on subjects as follows: Constitution Of
Indiana. statutory and common law and
the legislative, administrative and ex
eeutive departments.
The lectures are under the auspices
Of the citizenship school conducted at
the library
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
CONSERVATION TALK TONIGHT.

Charles G. sRuers, assistant to Rich
ard Lieber. director Of conservation in
Indiana, will be the principal speaker at
meeting OF abe American Gymnastio
Union, to be held at the Athensuem to-
night.
Mr. sauer's subject viii be "Conserva-
State"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
Victor Entertainers
to Appear in Concert

Under the auspices Of the seven Victor
dealers of indianapolis, eight Victor en-
tertainers, who are prominently identified
with the records of this concern, VIII
appear in concert at English's next
Sunday evening.
Among those who VIII appear on the
program win be Henry Burr, tenor
Albert Campbell, tenor; Billy Murray.
tenor comedian: Monroe Silver. monol-
ogist; Fred Van Epps, bsnjoist; john
Meyer. barytone: Frank Croxton, basso,
and Frank Banta. pianist.
Tickets may be reserved at any OF the
Victor stores or at English's.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
AID Club Meeting to
Be Open to Public

How a Newspaper Sells It's Market
Instead Of Itself as a Medium" will be
discussed ty Don U. Bridge, manager
OF the merchandising service department
OF the indianapolis News, at the regular
luncheon OF the indianapolis Advertis-
ing Club at the Chamber Of Commerce
Tuesday noon.
The public is welcome 10 the meeting,
club luncheon open, adopted a month
ago.
The first three meetings under this
plan have been remarkably successful,
according to Edward w. Hunter, bust
ness manager.
The usual weekly exhibit Of advertis-
ing material will be another feature OF
the luncheon tomorrow.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
Lieber to Attend
Washington Meeting

Richard Lieber. director of the State
department OF conservation. departed
Sunday for Washington, where as the
personal representative OF Governor
Goodrich, he will represent Indiana at
the national convention Of the Water
Power League of America in session oct.
Z and 8.
Mr. Lieber win serve on the committee
on drainage.
He also will address the convention on
the subject OF drainage.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04

rsrfeotion nutter-clo..brsnn.r',.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
TRACY TO SPEAK HERE.

Robert e. Tracy, director d - Blu
reau of Municipal Research Of the In
dianapoIis Chamber Of Commerce. is
scheduled to make three addresses he
fore the League Of Women Voters Citi-
zen school. which viii be conducted Oct.
70 10 and H.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-13

The Suprme Lodge Of the Gymnas-
tic SokoI of the u. s. A., Is holding
its annual convention this week at the
headquarters, 2S3 Oak street. One
of the important questions to be
raised at this meeting will be the
sending Of a delegation of young men
and women to the Gymnastic E1po-
sition in Prague, Czecho-Slovokia,
which institution is held In June or
every fifth year. Because Of the war,
however, the exposition was not held
in 1917.
Plans are being made to make this
affair the largest and best ever held
and the officers of the local society
are working hard toward its success.
The young people of the local lodge
will send It's best members OF the
gymnastic division. The exposition 10
held under the CZecho-Sovak aus
pices, but all the nations OF Europe
will enter the contest.
The aim of the Slovak Sokoi Is 10
educate its members to become Amer
lean citizens. 1t does its utmost TO
induct the members who I've and earn
Their living in this country to become
citizens and be Of use to themselves
and their adopted land. In compar-
ison with other foreign organizations,
this Is not behind in its Membership
of naturalized citizens. Besides edu-
eating them with the true American
spirit, gymnastics is one Of the man
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-13
Aid Americanizdti0n at
Slouak Sokol Convention
Being Held in This City

features. There are ESQ lodges in the
country and almost all of them nave 9
gymnastic division. There are aso
100 juvenile orders. The local lodge
has a membership of 100 IN
the gym classes and twelve senior
girls. The young mems class mas nov
been resumed for most OF its mem
bers were in the service and some
have not yet returned.
Those present at the convention
which will last until Saturday IRE:
John Prochaska, president, OF ne.
troit, Michigan; Frank Aslislo' vice
president. of Struthers, Ohio; mrs
Marie ZgurIc, second vice president
of New York city; Frank stas, sec,
rotary, Perth Amboy; Nlcnae!
Schram, treasurer, Homestead, "a
Matthew PABLO, commander or gym
Corps, New York city; Frank Ce.ko
editor, Perth Amboy; Ign
Ford City, Pa; F. F. Chudy, BRIDGE
port, Conn; Jno Zeman, Gettenours
N. j.; Jno. Mayer. Cleveland ono
Sophie Gallick Gary, Indiana; S.e-
phen Began, Boontown, N. j.; ste
phen Erhardt. Bridgeport, Conn; JOS
Bayeg.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-30

more babies coming to Mirya's mother
and Russia has been emptied OF de-
pendent Tonetloffs.
If when Mirya entered Tnylor's the
Tonetloff influence there might have
been represented by the presence OF
one copper coin in Il large bag OF sill
yer ones, the preponderance is now Ill
quite another direction. Father ana
son contribute the name and fame OIL
Taylor to the firm; indirectly Mrs
Taylor and her exquisite daughters
lend superior tone to the name; bnt
the robust inflowing profits and the
real stability of the business is now
In the strong, controlling hands OF
others.
General manager, autocratic DOM
mating boss of Taylor II Co., leader,
head. is Hymie rOnctoff, the younger.
Leon Tonetloff looks after all buying !;
Michael Tonetloff. all accounting; the
Taylor notions. the Taylor millinery
have become the talk of town. There
are more big Tonctloffs in the cXecu-
tive office; others not so big, scatter
ed plcntifully over all the floors: ana
there are countless little Tonctloffs
running errands. wrapping packages
sweeping out and every one of them
IA rising business star. mark me.
But the flower Of the family, ana
we may surely speak of blossom now
gipuincr in PITTS
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-30

4
girl took hold there She's sys-
tematizer. She's natural saleswoman.'
I'm going to help her break into
the musical line, and you and the bust
ness might as well get ready for the
change that's coming"
This was the murmuring prelude to
] the stormy duet that Tony and his
father executed during the following
weeks. The fact was that Mr.. Status
Taylor was treading Trouble Pathway !:
with signs of his Established
house retrograding with money slip
| ping thru the slender fingers of his
wife and daughters as tho cold-crcam-
ed for the purpose, and now with
| Tony's eliminating asininity. When at
last he saw more directly ahead Mirya
received word one morning to report
at the office. Mr.. Status Taylor was
alone.
you want to learn to sing, Mirya 2"
he began, gently.
"Oh, Mr.. Taylor-so much, want
that"
"You know my son, AnthonyT'
Mr.. Taylor, he jokes me all the
time"
| what has he said to yuI?'
| "Hc comes every morning to the no
of me, saying always ! shall marry
him. But / understand 1t is just his
Joking. and I say am proud Jewcss
and that l will not stoop to marry
beneath me- You needn't worry. Mr..
Taylor-I don't marry anyone. l must
study my music and / have all my
people to help"
Look here, Mirya if l should put
you in the way of getting work in n
good family in New York. where you
sons, and if 1 helped you now and then
by sending you little money, would
you promise to leave Pittsburgh quiet
ly and not let Tony know anything
about it?"
"Oh, yes-glad l am to do that.
oh, my father and mother will bless
you always, Mr.. Taylor, if you do so
much kindness for me. I will work
hard. and 1 and my people will pay
you back You will never lose by be
ing KIND TO us. we are sra'eiu. we
do not forget kindness"
well that's settieu. MOI "o'u u
Tony. Now, what's notions going to
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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-30

Ignorance and conceit go hand in
hand.-Talmud
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07

fsissntiy aynamits l. not yer,
~heissoms food Tor cows "a fwo BE-
lpsifinx 10 Todd Ffizssii. sloekman
az the Sains@n river. ate several
s'icks % ~ high expressive hsloaxlnx
- contracting eompany wosklas on
ne aessa ard so7sA Highway. aud died
approximately ~ pr e~as u the
pfuns p~ckinx IN Idaho has been com.
pssisd seeoFsiinx 10 ,hs rspofs ~ Miles
cannen state commissioner % sxsleul.
furs. Fruit mss In al seesions o. the
s's'r are very ~vil pleased With the
sFcp both - to a1ailsy and quantity.
The rssh.Idaho sus~r factory Of
idshe Pals Il expected 10 start the
IAN run Of Srinalns essss az oacs.
Which IL scn'~~hst earlier than nsasl
The yissd Ia thu locality Is heavier
fhsa :, has ever been.
Robert c. caven committed suicide
10 the city jail az American Fails hy
hsasiex. Prank ilam.ay. an Indian.
VAS playing solitaire In an ADJOINING
rsil, and D<pusy sheriff oliver MAS
'itdss ~ his deck In HE Office only
NV steps away. while caven strsn.
80 hiinsslf 10 dfsfh with bis sus
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
ENGAGEMENTS

Daoug Ard the engagement of Edwin Chles Daoughery the their Annston Wednesday, April 21.
 yfod-Rev Cordova, Ala, approaching marriage of e Rochelle Mir F. M Jackson Jr of Brmngham the wedding take place the latter part of Aprll Rasco-Nr the engagement of M Mir McNel orion o Ga, the marriage to be announced later Holmes of Huntsville announce the approaching o thelr daughter Con
 r Charles Whteside April IA at their home on Calhoun street, Huntsville
 Collins announce the engagement of of Willie Bright MT Chares to be announced a NO earo the daughter M MT Earl Davis Harvey the wedding to take place In June. John Bergrom of New York
 mde Mum Bergstrom Thompson of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Thompson Oho the wedding to take place the early
 Baabano announces the oI
 Sahakis the wedding to ke pce April18a at Saint Tras Church, Birmingham seay of Fenban Ala announce ounce ne @
 their daughter e to N of Carrolton, Ala Copeland of Atala announce tne of Blanche MT H. 1aroq N ana Ga wedding take place the early part ot June B. Rails of Piedmont announce % @
 Collier to MT Oscar rec
 man wedding place the latter part o Olmsead the arrangement daughter Ruth oha to MT nooe wedding date to be announced lalei
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

The church was decorated With hand- some ferns and luxuriant palms, com
 bined and Easter lilies, carrying out
 a green-and- White color scheme. MISS
 Erin Weller presided at the organ ana
 MT Jack Hornady sang T Love ou
 Truly" and At Dawning" The wedding
 party entered to the sweet strains Of
 Lohengrin's march. The ushers were MT.
 Jack Hall. MT John Eeidt, MT Bland
 HolIaway and MT. Charles de VauX.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Margaret sTillman and Miss Lee Ola shannon.
 The matrons of honor were Mrs. Nor vim Eubanks of Montgomery and Mrs. William Arthur Saffold,' aunt Of the bride.
 All of the young women wore shell pink taffeta frocSs with overdress of Brussels lace and touches of turquoise. They wore hats of pink taffeta and leghorn with touches of Jorquoise.
 They carried arm bouquets of Easter lilies tied with turquoise tuule. Miss Mae Harris, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and was attractive in frock of pink taffeta The lace over dress was draped with a French apron effect. Her flowers were also Easter | lilies.
 Little Marie Denegre was the dainty l flower girl, and wore pretty tulle dress | with garland of pink roses around hei hair The bride entered with her father l by whom she was given in marriage, and | was a pretty picture in her travelling sui of dark blue cloth, made Eton effect. Her blouse was dark blue brocaded in dull silver. Her hat was smart spring l straw Her flowers were Easter lilies | combined with valley lilies 1 The groom was attended by MT. Mel | vile Davis as best man.
 1 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Beck l e r-. tr~r, nd 1 their return will be at home with the 1 brides parents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
HOSPITALITY EXTENDED
 TO VISITING TEACHERS

In spite of the fact that the Y W. Y. IA. always has a 'capacity house" it's hospitality was extended to thirty-two visiting teachers. This was made pos sible by the splendid cooperation of the girls in the house, some of whom spent the night out with friends while some doubled up on single beds. The house leecretary was kept busy day and night for three days answering the many des- perate appeal for shelter. The heavy rains on Thursday night made 1t impos- ssiblie even for some of the girls living fiji the city to reach their homes ana ,davenports were pressed into service. iThe presence of so many "schooimarms in the house did not in the least dampen ,fhe spirits of the household but gave an air of festivity to the lobby.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
CHRISTIAN-LOVELADY
 WEDDING

A wedding of interest to countless friends throughout Birmingham and this district was that of Miss Miriam Love lady, the lovely young daughter of pr. and Mrs. R. F. Lovelady. and MT. Mau- rice R. Christian, which was quietly cele- brated last evening at S:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents at Wood lawn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. D. Simpson of the Methodist Church. and was witnessed by only a few friends and relatives of both fam flies, on account of recent bereavement in the family of the groom.
 The house was attractively but simply adorned with ferns and palms, combined with Easter lilies.
 Miss Mable Lovelady, a sister of the bride. played the wedding march, and the bride was given in marriage by her father.
 She wore a smart traveling suit of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
STATE MUSIC CONVENTION

The fourth annual convention of the EAfahama Federation of Music Clubs will be held this week, Tuesday, We'd tuesday and Thursday in Dothan, Ala.
 The programme for the first day will be as follows:
 Convention called to order by the president, prayer Dr. R. A. Moody; sGreetings for city. Mir. F. H. Hill; gtsreetings for clubs. Mrs. s. C. Tut swiler: Response Mrs. Key Murphree; Presentation of annual reports, Mrs. Os- car Hundley; Announcements of com s51ittees: Report of credential commit Zee Report of state officers
 Aftern noons session, ? D. m. municipal Building Reports from standing com Snittees; Choral organizer, Mrs. George Houston Davis: American Music. Mrs. IT F. Hummer; Young Students Con test, Mrs Victor Hanson; Club Exten- sion. Miss Mildred Adair: Public School Music Mrs James Mcintyre; Printing, Mrs W. w. Harper: Education and Scholarship, Mrs C. & Tutwiler
 State student contest under the di- erection of Mrs. Victor Hanson, chair lanan city auditorium, 3:30 p. m,
 Evening session s:3O ?. m, city audi torium.
 The Alabama Federation of Music lf,lubs presents in concert Edna Thomas, isnezzo-soprano; Miss Minnie McNeill, isccompanist; Edna Lockel Gussen, pl- Ianiet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
FoNyILLE-BEAN

The following announcements have been received in tbis city. where the groom las many friends:
 Mrs. Colina Hopkins Bean announces the marriage of her daughter, Marjorie Beth to Maj. William Drakeford Fon- vile, on Wednesday. March A. 1920, at the Church of the Angels, insthe city of Los Angeles At home. 240 Army boule- ward. San Antonio, Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
BECK WITH HARRIS MARRIAGE

The marriage of Miss Carralyn Lee
 Harris the attractive young daughter of Mr and Mrs. John L. Harris, and MT. William Arthur Beckwith, which was beautifully celebrated yesterday afternoon at 5:So o'clock at the Southside Baptist Church where the ceremony was impress sively performed by Dr. James E. billiard, pastor of that church. Long before the hour set for the wedding, the church was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

guages at the Loulie Compton Seminary in this city. MT. Thompson is a Dart mouth man and Columbia University law school graduate now practicing al Lafayette Ind. No date has been set for the wedding, which will take place the early part of the summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
HILL.YANDERFORD

A pretty wedding took place Thurs day evening at the home of MT. anu Mrs. sherman E. Brainard, when Mrs. Abbie vanderford became the wife or MT Claude H. Hill of Valley View, Ky Rev. J. A. Bryan officiating
 Owing the recent illness of the prloe only few close friends and relatives were present The bride was attired in a handsome satin gown and carried bou- uuet of hyacinths and orange blossoms.
 Miss Louise Austin niece of the brioe' was maid of honor, and MT. Wiley van derford, son of the bride, attended the groom as best man.
 MT. and Mrs Hill left for an eastern wedding trip immediately following the ceremony, and upon their return VIII pe at home at Valley View, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
MRS. BORDEN TO GIVE
 PASSION PLAY AT Y. W. c. A.

Mrs. Roberts K. Borden, who has gwen
 several delightful programs at the I, w c. A. will talk in the lobby Mon dav evening at GAS on the passion play, sIusing pictures to illustrate her lecture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
COMMENTS ON ENGAGEMENT

The announcement of the engagement of Miss Gertrude Mum Bergstrom and MT. Thompson today will be read with much interest by friends in the city.
 Miss Bergstrom is graduate of Bar nard College, Columbia University, and is at present instructor of modern lan-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
MISS FRANCES MAY

The bride is one of the citys most be-
 loved young women. and her wide circle of friends will be glad to learn that she win return to this city to make her home
 The groom is a former resident of New Baven Ky, but for the past few years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

dark blue cloth and spring hat. Her flowers were roses and valley lilies
 MT. Christian and his lovely young bride left at once for an Eastern trip, and upon their return will be at home at 5033 First avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

has made this city his home and has made many friends in the social and business world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
D. A. R. MEETING

The General Sumter Chapter, D. A. R will meet on Wednesday at o'clock at the Southern Club. The hostesses will be Mrs. Alex Mcintyre Mrs. W. A. Brown, Mrs. W. T, Brown Mrs. T. W. Evans. Mrs. c. H. Frazier Mrs. S J. Shepperd and Mrs. w. H.. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
BUFFET SUPPER FOR
 BRIDAL pARTY

Mir. and Mrs John L. Harris enter tained the members of the Reckwith- Har- iris wedding party at a buffet supper at their home on Friday evening following the rehearsal for the wedding The din- ing room table was covered with lace over pink satin and ceutered with roses and sweet peas. Here and there were pink tapers in silver eandlesticks.
 The brides cake was ,u the shape of a ring, which held the usual trinSets and embossed with pinl. and white flowers and tiny cupids. The guests included the members of the wedding party and town guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

filled with friends and relatives many coming from out of town to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
MRS WEsTvS THEATRE PARTY

Mrs Charles West entertained at 5.yric party yesterday afternoon, in honor sof Miss Annie Dee Rogers, bride-elect. srhe guests included the members of the 5913 graduating class of the Louli Comp ton Seminary. The party numbered Hffteen. ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04
DINNER FOR
 BRIDE AND GROOM

MT. William and Mr. Henry McCarey will entertain at dinner this evening at the Southern Club in compliment to their sister, Miss Helen McCarey, and MT Wiley Perry Ballard, whose marriage will
 be celebrated on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mary on-the-IIighlands The guests will include the members of the wedding party and few other friends. Covers will be laid for eighteen,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

New Zealand is preparing for an anl nual expenditure of slo.OoOooo in war pen- sions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

-Rasco-Mr and Mrs. William P Rasco announce tt
 daughter, Mamie M., to MT McNell Orlon bou l Ga, marriage to be announced later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

E. Ard the engagement of Mr. Edwin Che Daoughery the wedding place home Annion Wednesday April 21.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-04

Edwa and Mrs. C. Collins announce the
 their sister Miss Willie Ouzts Bright to MT Charles Waite Pensacola the date of the marriage to be announced