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Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
KIWANIS SHOWS
RAPID INCREASE
Seven Clubs in State a Year
Ago-Eighteen Now.

A Legislative committee. with Joseph
A. Koebler as chairman, was appointed
al the weekly meeting OF the h wants
club at the Hotel SEVERN 10 interest
Itself In matters Of business men that
~~nc nn during the present session OF
the state legislature,
In addition to Mr.. Kebler. the mem
hers Of the committee are Arthur N.
Hood. Harry f. Yockey, Joseph f.. Bell
and David Porterneld.
One Of the features Of the luncheon
was a musical program os unusual ex-
cellence by +. NJ. Paulsen. violinist. a--
companIed by Glenn Friermood at the
piano.
The prize for attending all meetings
Of the club in the month Of June was
drawn By George Doran-a drawing
being necessary to award the prize be-
cause Of the number Of members with
perfect scores.
4 report on the international Kiwanls
convention at Portland. Ore, was made
by the secretary Of the local club.
10 speaking Of the growth Of the or
ganization in Indiana, Mr. Crabb said
that year ago IL had seven clubs in the
state with a membership OF GIL, and
now has eighteen clubs with a member
ship of 1,7o5.
It was announced that tomorrow eve
ming an automobile pilgrimage 10 Bloom
ington, led by Alex Scott, would be
made TO attend a charter presentation
meeting.
The baseball team OF the Kiwanis VIII
play against the Optimists the first week
in August at Washington park.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
METHODISTS LAY
OUT WORK IN AREA
Bishop Leete Calls for Great
est Activity.

Preliminary organization of the work
to be taken up in the newly created In
diana area of Methodfsm was discussed
today in the conference of delegates held
in the Central Avenue NJ. e. church,
Twelfth and Central avenue.
Bishop Frederick Deland Leete, recent
ly appointed head of the Indiana area,
presided at the meetings held at 8
O'Clock this morning and o'clock this
afternoon.
Committees were appointed to make
recommendation for the area program.
Ninety delegates make UP the confer
ence body, and nearly all of the dele
gates had registered today.
A luncheon for the delegates and Wis
, itors was held at the church.
Bishop Leete pointed out to the dele
gates the need of active cooperation Of
the Indiana churches. and insisted that
every effort be made to make the new
district, power for improvement in the
Christian program.
I'VE must make the greatest effort ever
made to reach more people and brine
them into the church" said Bishop
Leete, in addressing the delegates, and
there must be no let up along the line
of activities"
He pointed out the need of improvin g
rural church copdltions.
Prayer meetings to be held tonight In
the indianapolis churches have been
scheduled as follows:
X Barth Place, w F. Cwitzer, Greencas-
tie; Blaine Avenue, w. II. Wylie, Bloom
ington; Brightwood, j. c. Woodruff ;
Broadway, L. C. Bentley, vincennes
Capitol Avenue, someryille Light, Rich
mond; Central Avenue, ]. w. Potter,
Anderson; East Park, p. G. Curnick, In
dianapolis; East Tenth, II. G. Harmon,
Richmond; Fletcher Place, L. T. Free
land, Seymour; Fourtain Street, W. w.
Want, Newcastle Grace, r. A. Morri-
son; Hall Place, w. r. Freeland Wa
bash s .v,Iis Heath Me Memorial rtna s. Ward Ward
French Lick King Avenue, c. II. Smith,
Bluffton; Maple Road, +. A. Hall, Lo-
gansport; McClainsville. NJ. S. Marble
Meridian Merida Str, Street {; o; Holmes, Gary
Morris street, NJ. A. Farr, New Albany
Roberts Park. D. c. Turnbull ATsha
waka st. Paul, d. l.. Thomas, Aurora
Trinity, W. NJ Whitsitt. Greensburg
Tuxedo. J. A. Beatty; Wesley Chapel, f.
I ID. Thornburg Peru; WoOdside, Fred NJ.
Stone. indianapolis.
The use Of the newspapers in spread
ing Christian teachings and for the edu-
cation of the masses is advocated by
Bishop Leete.
/ In an address before the conference
last night Bishop Leete said that II Is a
vital mistake on the part Of the rel gious
leaders 10 fail to note the helpful services
rendered to public interests by daily and
weekly newspapers.
The press" he said. 'is the people $
university and is rightly called the pal
ladium OF sane democracy"
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
HARDING AFTER
VOTE OF WOMEN
Advisers Hope July % Picket
ing Will Be Dropped.

MARION, O.. July 15.-Senator Hard
ing has opened i fight to capture the
November vote in face Of the recent re-
fusaI OF Vermont's governor TO call Il
special session Of the legislature to act
on the suffrage amendment.
Plans OF militant suffragists to make
Harding capital out of Gov. Clements
action have been thwarted by the repub-
Hcan candidates warm defense OF his
psrty's suffrage record in a public state
ment his friends believe
Harding's action, his advisers hoped,
would put the party and the nominee
so clearly on record as favoring suffrage
that militants would find little reason
for picAsing the Harding front porch
July 22 planned.
Republican leaders apparently have
given hope that a republican state will
be the thirty sixth, TO ratify the amend
ment, but Harding displayed impatience
with extreme suffragists who overlook the
party's record.
Harding Is finding it difficult to keep
down his appointments.
He will continue to work IN seclusion
as much as possible.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
FIFTY ARMED MEN
RAID POSTOFFICE
Mail at Dublin Seized-Sinn
Feiners Wound Police.

DUBLIN, July 15.-Fifty armed men
raided the main postoffice here today,
seizing all government mail.
Several police constables were wounded
in a fight with Sim Feiners at Foynes
County Limerick.
The Sim Feiners ambushed the con-
stables on the outskirts of the town.
Military authorities seized $50 rounds
of ammunition at Bunratty Castle, Coun-
ty Clare.
The railway strike is assuming Sc
rious proportions as a result of refusal
to handle munitions or work trains carry
ing armed soldiers and polioe.
At Cleons, County Monaghan, fve rail-
waymen were kidnapped by armed men
and conveyed in a motor car to an un-
known destination.
1t was believed they were kidnapped
because they worked on trains carry
ing ammunition in the places of dis
missed men.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
WOMAN
PRIOR TO MURDER
Marks Found on Throat of
Brokers' Wife.

NEW LONDON. Conn. July 15.-Mrs
Florence DeCCrdova, wife Of New
York broker, who was slain by her
chauffeur. Bernard Geisler. near here.
was brutally attacked before she was
killed, authorities said today
Marks we're found or her throat, In
dicating she was choked until uncon-
scious.
Geisler's body was claimed by his wife
and taken back 10 New York.
She said she had quarreled with her
husband because Of Mrs DeCordova be-
fore they separated.
She found him carrying lock Of
Mrs. DeCordoya's hair. she said, and also
learned he had two pictures of the
woman.
Mrs. Geisler said she called Mrs. De
Cordova on the telephone at the time and
demonstrated with her. but would not
repeat what Mrs. DeCordova said in
reply.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
WOMEN'S VOTES
UP TO TENNESSEE
Suffrage President Plans New
Campaign-in Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 15.-It is up
to Tennessee to make a perfect thirty
six" in the ranks of states ratifying the
suffrage amendment, now that Gov.
Clement of Vermont has refused TO call
q special session of the legislature of
that state, to ratify.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president
of the National American Woman Suf-
frage association, premier suffrage leader
in the nation, will arrive in Nashville
Saturday night to take charge of the
suffrage forces in Tennessee.
The legislature will be called in spe-
cial session Aug. by Gov. Roberts; one
OF the purposes Of the call will be the
ratification of the Susan B. Anthony
amendment.
A preliminary poll Of the Legislature
taken by various newspapers shows that
suffrage will have splendid chances of
passage.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
'CREDO' CLUB
TO BE STARTED
Credit Mems Association
Organizes Junior Body.

Announcement was made of a new or
ganization 10 be known as the "Credo
club" which viii be made up of a
membership of assistant credit managers
and young men interested in credit work,
who will hold the first meeting and cleo
ton of officers Monday, July 10, in the
Chamber OF Commerce, according to an
announcement at the weekly luncheon of
the Indianapolis Association of Credit
Men today.
This organization is an outgrowth of
the course in credits and collections con-
Quoted by the association last fall. and
of a demand by those who took this
course and are interested in the study
of credit granting, but who are not eligi-
BILE to membership in the Credit Men
association.
Membership will be open to any man
in the credit and colkction departments
OF manufacturing, wholesale and job
hing, and retail business In the city Of
Indianapolis, and win not be limited to
men from firms who are members OF
the indianapolis Association OF Credit
Men.
The plan tentatively agreed on calls
for a meeting at an informal dinner each
week or at least bi-weekly.
These meetings will be in charge Of a
chairman, chosen to serve one month,
who viii have complete charge Of the
program and discussions.
At a luncheon Of the "Credo club com
mittee." composed Of William p. Bolles,
r. c. Wicks, Basil d. Judkins. L. NJ.
Burnette, W. r. Phillips, Gustaye A.
Kllppen and Lawrence g. Holmes, Mr..
Holmes was chosen to act as temporary
chairman OF the first meeting OF the
club.
4 talk on transportation" by B. W.
Dredenburg. commercial agent OF the
Illinois Central railroad, was ono % the
principal features Of the meeting today.
Another feature on the program was n
violin solo by Hugh AcGibeny, accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Murphy.
The program had been turned over
TO the feminine members OF the club. un-
der the supervision Of Mrs. Z. NJ. Parry,
assistant secretary OF the association,
and with twenty-five other feminine
members forming the special committee.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Knights of Columbus
Honor William F. Fox

A reception was given last night by
the Knights Of Columbus at their house,
1905 North Delaware street, in honor of
William F. Fox, who has just returned
from the far east, where he has been
for the past eight months supervising the
welfare work Of the organization for
men in the United States army serv-
ice.
William Madden, William J. Mooney.
Joseph A. Kebler, J. D. Vanler and Nor
man E. Patrick, composed the COMMITTEES
in charge of arrangements.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Men Enlisted Here
Now at ANNAPOLIS

Five men enlisted at the navy recruit
ing station have successfully passed the
entrance examination to Annapolis naval
academy and have been admitted to that
institution, according to Lieut. Orr, in
charge Of the local station.
The men are Ebert NJ. Murphy, Indi-
annapolis, r. r. D., apprentice seaman !;
Allen W. Axtell, Bloomington, Ind, yoe-
man; Kenneth c. Carr, Vincennes, Ind /!
Francis NJ. Haddens, Peru. Ind. musi-
clan, and Ernest E. Sleeth, Somerset,
Ind, hospital aid.
Sixty eight men were selected for the
naval academy, indianapolis district be-
ing represented well toward the head of
the list in scholarship.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Believe Woman One
of Auto Thieves Gang

CHICAGO. July 15.-Police today on
the arrest of Mrs. Charles Siegle, said
the woman was involved in one Of the
largest automobile thieving gangs un-
covered in the middle west.
With Mrs. Seigle, the police arrested
William Frazier ana Arthur Woods.
They said the three were members of
a gang having its headquarters in st.
Paul.
Cars stolen In Chicago were remodeled
and remembered at a garage here CON
trolled by the gang and sold In Pitts
burg aud New York city
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Germans Destroy
War Air Materials

GENEVA, July 15.-Destruction of
German military air materials in ac-
cordance with the terms of the treaty
Of Versailles has begun, according TO ad-
vices received today from Friedrichs-
haven.
The work is being carried out under
supervision of allied army officers at
Friedrichshafen, where there are balloon
and airplane factories and elsewhere in
Germany
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Two Narrowly Escape
Death at Crossing

DECATUR, Ind, July 15.-Thomas
Titus and his sister, Nellie, had a mirac-
ulous escape from death or serious in
jury when the auto in which they were
riding was struck by an Erie passenger
train and completely demolished after be-
ing dragged a block on the pilot of the
engine.
The big locomotive struck the machine
squareIy in the center. but Mr.. Titus re-
ta1ned his hold on the steering gear while
his sister landed beside him on the frame
Of the car.
Mr.. Titus was uninjured and Miss Titus
was only slightly bruised.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Hartford City Man
FavOrs So a Day Pay

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, July I5.-
County Surveyor Peck has, prepared
bill fer introduction in the special ses-
sion of the legislature giving surveyors
IS per diem.
He opposes the bill proposed by the
County Surveyors association on the
ground that it discriminates and gives
the state board OF accounts authority in
fixing mileage allowances which he says
It should not have.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Hammond Man Shoots
Sweetheart's Father

HAMMOND, Ind. July 15~-Dolores
Cilla's dream of love is shattered, her
father is dying in st. Margaret's hos
pital here and her lover. Charles Bag
mani, is a fugitive from justice.
Mr.. ella did not look favorably on
Bagnanis wooing of his daughter aud
when she refused to give up her lover,
he went to Bagnanis home to plead with
him.
A quarrel followed and Bagnani fred
two bullets into Cilla's body and fed.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

today, according to adVlceS received
here.
MEXICO CITY, July 15.-Intination
that Pablo Gonzales. former candidate
for the Mexican presidency, had revolt
ed against the De La Huerta-O -Obregon
government was contained in an an
nouncement made by the war ministry
today that one of Gonzales generals,
Irfneo viIlareal, had started an upris-
ing at Monterey.
V1nareaI was defeated by government
troops as he had only 200 men.
It was believed the uprising was for
the purpose of covering flight from the
city of Gen. Gonzales, who was expected
TO mobilize q force against the present
Mexican regime.
Government advices from the federal
general, Arnulfo Gomez. stated documents
had been taken from prisoners showing
Gonzales had inspired the uprising.
II found he will be tried on charges Of
treason, 1t was announced
Followers OF Gonzales have shown dis
content for the past two weeks as a re
eminent offices.
Gonzales men were reported north and
south Of Monterey.
They also hold the railway from Non
terey to Laredo, which has been inter-
rupted for some time
The railway from Monterey TO Tampico
was also reported in the hands Of Con
Eales' followers.
Advices from Tampico indicated the
strike there had been broken.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

Figures for Indiana counties also were
announced, as follows:
Hendricks county. 2O,291; Jasper county,
13,961; Martin county. 1855; Posey coun-
ty, 1854; Putnam county, 1850; Upton
county. 1912; Washington county, 49,
Gas.
Increases since 1910: Jasper county,
917, or 20.
Decreases since 1910: Hendricks coun-
". 549. or 26; Martin county, loss, or
s.4; Posey county, 1886, or los; Putnam
county, $40. or 81; Upton county, 1907,
or T.5; Washington county, 500 or 46.
The final corrected 1920 populatio
figures for the Hawaiian Islands were an
nounced as 1912, compared with 191. 900
in 1910, an increase of 64o03, or 3S.4
per cent
The population of Honolulu, the prin-
cipal city, was So, 1927. an increase Of 81
IA over 1910, or 59.7 per cent
Hilo, the second in size. was given as
1881, an increase of 9,6s6, or 54.6 per
cent.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
HARDING Will MEET WOMEN.

WASHINGTON. July l5.-Senator
Harding. republican presidential nomi-
nee, has agreed to grant an interview
TO a delegation from the woman's na-
donal party, according to q telegram
received at suffrage headquarters here
The women VIII request that the inter
view be set or the morning of the day
on which he Is notified Of his nomination.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
1920 Population
of Indianapolis
GiUen by Wards

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The census
bureau announced 1920 population re-
suits today as follows:
Indianapolis. Ind. by wards:
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
From Our First Floor
SILK REMNANTS
at 1-3 off marked
remnant price

Dress waist and trimming
lengths tricolettes, plain and
printed crepe Georgettes,
plain and fancy taffetas and
satins, sport silks, crepe de
chimes, crepe meteors, etc.
For instance a remnant
marked s4.00, deduct one
third, and pay 81. ST; a rem
nant marked $500. deduct
one-third, and pay $500.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
REBELS ATTACK
NUEVO LAREDO
Gonzales Starts Uprising
Against Mexican Regime.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 15-Nuevo
Laredo, important Mexican state capital
across the Rio Grande, was attacked by
rebel forces under Ricardo Gonzales early
today, according to advices received
here.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
WASH GOODS
REMNANTS
at 70 marked
remnant price

Desirable dress. blouse and
skirting lengths, plain and
fancy organGies, plain and
printed yoiles. serpentine
crepes, zephyr ginghams, dot
ted swisses, etc. For in
stance, a remnant marked
soc, deduct one-half and pay
2Sc; a remnant marked 75c,
deduct one-half, and pay
3Sc.
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

Zone hundred) LINGERIE
BLOUSES FOR WOMEN
AND MISSES, of stripe
voiles, attractive sport
styles, slightly counter
tossed, $1.50 and 7Oa
$500 qualities. ..... 4 ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

zone hundred BAND
APRONS FOR WOMEN
AND MISSES, of gingham,
cut full to cover front Of
skirt; also bib; aprons OF
percale, braid trimmed
(limit 8 to custom OOo
err, special. .... - ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
80 THE BASEMENT STORE
Women's and Misses Apparel

DRESSES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES of ginghams,
voes and fouards. Clearance of broken q % 90
lots up $500 qualities. ............. .Q4. ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

TRICoLETTE BLoU SES
for WOMEN and MISSES,
new styles, tan, sand, beige
and two-tone colors, clear
ance of broken G 1 10
lots, special. -. y L. ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

PLAID GINGHAMS,
q inches wide; choice
color combinations,
for children's dress
es, special, CO0
yard ..........4SG
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

KHAKI PANTS FOR BOYS,
sizes s to 16 years. Dark
oliVA drab, full cut, we'll
M washable. 0Oo
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

CHEVIOT G i n G.
HAMS, p inches
wide, stripes, checks
and plain colors; 45c
quality, OO0
yard ...s.,....4 ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

Zone hundred) LACE
CURTAIN SAMPLES
in the proper len gths
for sash curtains (;
extra special OO1
each ..........OOC
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15
Donaestics and Beddings

PRINTED ID r. E 8 S
WOLFE, 81 inches
wide; extra spe-
cial, ON1
yard ..........G0A
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

Give hundred yards)
BLEACHED Pill :
LO w TUBING, SO
or 40 inches wide;
extra spe-s HOo
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

(Fifty) WHITE sATEEN
PETTICOATS FOR WOM-
EN- AND MISSES, some
have double panels, for
wear with light summer
dresses, deep fiounces,
elastic top. G / 40
special. ..... .V i * ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

Total .s........'s.. 'o41.1O7
Figures for Indiana counties also were
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

REMNANT sILKO-
LINE. yard wide I; ex :
ira special, On
yard ....... L ~
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

(Fifteen pieces) DRAPERY
CRETONNES, up TO 15-yard
lengths, heavy grade, for
draperies or cushion covers:
dark colorings; washable; up
to $125 qualities, EO
yard. ............... OOC
Indiana daily times., 1920-07-15

PEANUT BUTTER. Sun
lit, made from fresh roast
cd. refined No. / peanuts.
pound .25r
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
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revoucni prea repubce pTicinime Drivejsi nase
nepohotovos vsak nam tom svazne branila vsak
hledme pnou vaznos vekemu dfu budoucnost vsric
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kvap hlava starosti pail. Dosud name Vas mno-
no neuasn6nych myslenek schGzka tyla by zahodna.
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Upozornuj jednou pro yzdy, ze legi vyjed-
navat nebo rozkazy egi udieti nema nikdo prava
A dops konci: Nebude-li umoznena mez egii vami
poecna sme odhodan krace opetne dale bez ohe-
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09

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dvema bujnymi ori a il po bo-
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nj, vzezreni jeji bylo ono da-
my vzneseneho sveta, vzdor to-
mu ale pozveda-li krasnych
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minula nebyla pro nj zadnyn
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tdvema malymi, jak mleko bi
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visit.
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