The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR EBRUARY 21 1915 18 ZEPPELIN RIGHT COMMITTEE VISITS NEW ORD AUTO PLANT NO LONGER ACUTE THE STORE ESTABLISHED 1V 1888 And the Store Always rnuLead GETS INTERVIEW ITALIAN unctions A Collection of More Than 1000 New CHAMBER DIRECTORS MANY PRIVATE CARS Spring Suits Coats COMING OR MEETING AVOR ART BUILDING Be board of directors of the Chamber in ore tlii Zeppe "That which an call 1 traffic manager of the Cleveland South ROTARIANS DEPART OR CHICAGO TODAY by will be frightened the meet Wednesday evening at the office of as the WHITE 25c 15c 58c 29c 69c 3C it 1' ULL £xprM Chargot Paid Ji photo The is required of assessors uf informal 49c Ilf 306 312 WASHINGTON ST 15 17 ALABAMA ST 4 ALL CABS TRANSER TO THE INDIANA ibl 1 SPECIAL OER abrics used in Suits and Coat's are Crepe Poplin Coverts Checks Vigours Novelties Venetians Silks and Eolienes MUCH INTEREST TAKEN IN WATER CONVENTION Even where Exclusive Styles the at Elegant Models at 50c BOTTLE VAIL HAIR TONIC SILK HAIR NETS spec 25c SANITOL LIQUID TOOTH WASH Count Explains That Half of Balloonettes May Be Punctured and Yet Craft Will Perform Its to be 50c IDEAL HAIR BRUSHES 5c SWEETHEART SOAP OR TAL CUM 89c SHORT KID GLOVES white and colors Executive Committee Indorses Senate Bill for Bond Issue of $75000 to Erect Structure at State air Grounds Subjects of Vital Interest to City and State Will Be Discussed at Meeting That Will Be Opened Here Tuesday Big Airships Says ormer Indian apolis Newspaper Man Do Not Carry Such Constant Dread to London and Vicinity raid toward London inhabitants are noi Special Train Carrying Indianap olis Members of Organization to Steam Out of Union Station at '11 DESCENDANT PIONEER SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA DRIVER INDICTED AS RESULT ATAL AUTO ACCIDENT 1810 GIVEN JOBS THROUGH LOCAL RELIE COMMITTEE JUDGE CLIORD DECIDES AGAINST WAR LOVING WIE Ihdii 200 school children whu were In nerd of shoes uid clothing before theyould return Lu their classes Harry Smith who drove I he auto mobile which struck and killed Miss IClIa Weaver 635 North Pennsylvania street at Meridian and Pratt streets a Thursday and riday hient Schneider requests at a distance to make valuations th would ije as near equal as pos tin' county assessor THE STAR AD" IN THE HOME Gen Vilbrun Guillaume The boat which was conveying Gen Montplalsir to a Haytian gunboat in the harbor capsized and he was drowned Annual Meeting of Central Elec tric Railway Association Here Thursday and riday to Elaborate Affair it one of great value by personal observa tion 10c MEN'S Black' tan navy and PAIRS OR 20c A palr 1 Tailored suit styles are varied as you will note Etons Empires Norfolks and the longer coats are flared combined with the circular skirts and other full width de signs of the bisurated magnesia as directed above and see if not Ad vertisement LEI TLTI I IL ASSESSOR JEXPLAI NS WQRK Coiiiity Assessor Schmidt yesterday mot the various township assessors and their deputies except those of Center A "WANT IN IS A "WANT death Gon Aurele Montplalsir the minister of Interior in the Theodor gov ernment was officially confirmed today Gon Montplnisir who was in command of a force of government troops lost his life while trying to escape by sea from St Marc just before the occupation of that town by revolutionary forces under exposed to a drying wind or the sun the would undoubtedly expand and burst nn' less the gases were allowed to carious The count says the one great difficulty encountered with his invention Is that of dampness that the taffeta' silk ofone les are constructed the damn nlmniilurA Count Zeppelin himself says that if while and cat tie $20 up the throughout Ou Thursday afternoon Governor Rals ton xvill address he convention followed by Charles Pierce of Boston vice president of the Associa tion ami Thomas Duncan chairman of ORMER HAYTIEN CABINET MEMBER LEEING DROWNS BY JACK BROOKS ROMORD ESSEN England eb 13 A subject for discussion here is whether or not Count Zeppelin is really satisfied with his latest aircraft It is believed in England that the Zeppelin while admirable for dropping bombs from the night skies is not taking Its place as tne terrible instrument of destruction its inventor claimed it would prove in mod ern 'warfare Although the Zeppelin js dreaded by the noncombatants since its best work is done under cover of dark ness little military significance is at tached by the British officials to the capa bilities of the huge airship Here it is considered one submarine is from a mili tary standpoint worth twenty Zeppelins Apropos the recent activities of the Zeppelins many of which are still under course of construction at riedrichshafen on Lake Constance it is interesting to note the interview obtained with Count Zeppelin regarding his pet air machine Jerome Valier who before lie readied London was the special correspondentfar DaSera and Secole the leading Italian newspapers tells us some interesting facts about the big "sausage ships" Count Is Lionized Valier who is also a count a nd an air man of no mean skill and daring cornered Count Zeppelin In the great workshops Count Zeppelin It seems Is lionized considerably in riedrichshafen The waitresses in the cafes and restau rants wear little aluminum brooches given them by the count who is wor shiped even more than the King of Wur temburg Valier says the airship works are very wonderful The men who make the propellers know nothing of the mak ing of the balloonettes and each worker deputy sheriff: 1 OBL1NGEH $100 NICKEL ALARM CLOCKS special LET ME REMOVE YOUR GOITRE Send this REE craft meet in the air the aeroplane being the lighter Valier says that it is wrong to suppose that guns can nut bo used on a Zeppelin for fear of their exploding the hydrogen gas He says since aluminum trie re again next Saturday noon the nominating committee appointed to suggest names for the positions of iiresident first vice president and treasurer not having been a me io After ecutive Senate it $5000 lie hid been out a bond uf $30un He in the afternoon by The Jndiclmmit alleges ms driving Hie machine while under the influence or liquor The grand jury made a special case of the Investigation The indictment was re turned a few hours after Coroner Poole had completed his investigation for the whence they will be car WHAT DYSPEPTICS SHOULD EAT streets singing "Tipperary" and jokers iy that a Zeppelin is lighted over North street Members a committee from the Chamber of Commerce paid a visit to the new ord plant at 1315 East Washington street riday and were much impressed with the establishment The was inspected from top to bottom the visitors being shown around by Alvin Smith manager of the local plant of the ord company This committee is the one that is making arrangements for the business visit to the plant in the near future dren Two sons survive her Charles A Mar shall and Benjamin Marshall both of Indianapolis The funeral will be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon The Rev Milton Hinkle will have charge of the service Burial will be at Crown Hill CO nhoto WORK AT 'RTORW You do not liare to buy a frnnie No Mail Orders mobiles is un to $150 ship assessors so the appry Judge Clifford of Superior Court Room 4 yesterday decided that a wife's objec tion to her husband making an affidavit to escape service in a foreign army is not cause for a divorce As a result of his decision he refused a divorce to Mrs Wanda A Hack and granted it to her husband Leonard Hack a brewer who asked the decree in his cross complaint Hack admitted that he had sent an affidavit to the German officials last year saying he was unable physically tq re spond to a call to arms but asserted the affidavit told the truth His wife testified she did not desire that her husband go to war to be shot but she objected to him making the affidavit because she did not consider il true in all details Judge Clifford decided that her other objections to Hack as a husband were not sufficient for lu to obtain the divorce He decided that Hack had made the best case nvui uix tn i is used to incase the balloonettes danger from gas explosion has been duccd to a minimum itted Up Like Liner The correspondent found telephones connecting up all departments on these huge airships electric Xlghts electric bells and gondolas fitted up as saloons and drawing rooms to say nothing of searchlights and wireless apparatus It seems that Count Zeppelin while declar ing emphatically that his airships can get EXTRA WHITE COTTON TAPE bolt JV ADAMANTINE PINS paper JC BASTING THREAD 100 yard spool JV '3c SAETY PINS dozen DARNING COTTON HANDLE IRON WAX two lor UP TO 25c TRIMMING BRAIDS one lot 4 a yard UP TO 25c ANCY BUTTONS one lot 4 a dozen HANDKER CHIES limit 12 JLC BARGAIN TABLE 100 HOSE OR WOM EN Black cotton rib ri'KRLSS PATTERNS 10c AND 15c SPRING ASHION HOOK 5c Yonr Picture Enlarged REE Bring tills coupon with photo it will entitle yon to a superb S19S IRMO PORTRAIT REE r'lte 14X1 iDcnen Enlarged from any good bust poft card or snap shot THE INDIANA DRY GOODS W' guarantee to return your BKE DRESSES Made of standard qual ity ginghams and per a 1 In assorted cheeks 'stripes and plain colors some are trimnjed with braid and some tvith piping size 2 to i'ears Val ues up to 75c Monday SEE THE NEW SPRING GOODS Especially attractive are the new spring suits coats dresses waists millinery dress fabrics and silks we have just received They represent the latest word from the style centers You will enjoy seeing them AVe are glad to show them Come and look around whether you' buy or not HO sooner had the most noted ashion die tators given the word authentic and correct than our immense tailoring establishment at the New York end became busy and today we are ready to nring tortn According lo the report of rank Loomis a member uf the executive com Addresses and' subjects of interest to all residents of the and city will be made at the eighth annual meeting of the Indiana Sanitary and Water Supply Asso ciation which will be opened Tuesday morning at 10 at the Hotel Sev erin The sessions will be open to both men and women Questions to be discussed range from sanitary surveys to the care of private lawns Various committees which have been investigating subjects of interest to tlie association will make reports Speakers on Program Among those who will speak Tuesday are Mayor Bell Howard A Dill of Rich mond Ind Dr King of the state board of health Paul Lanham of Wash ington 11 Hurd vice president of the Indianapolis Water Company John A Diggs water chemist of the state board of health Dr Simon Young of Valparaiso Ind oster of ort Wayne Jerry Columbus superintendent of filtra tion of the Indianapolis Water Company Langdon Pearse of Chicago Earle Phelps Washington Sackett of Purdue University Underwood city chemist of Indianapolis Durbin of Evansville Cramer of Lexing ton Ky and George uller of New York Tuesday evening a banquet will be elven i)r (Jarland diwrtnr i public welfare of Dayton is to speak on the subject of "The Commission orm of City Government as Viewed from the Standpoint of the business Man and Tax payer" Others also will speak at the banquet At a luncheon Wednesday noon Richard Lieber will discuss "ire Pre vention vs ire Tiie sessions will end with a theater party at Keith's Wednesday night cost $5000000 Romford Gets a Scare in the little suburb of 'Romford your correspondent writes this preparations have been made for the Zeppelins Tn the spacy gardt ns of a local ancestral home anti aircraft guns have been stationed Armored mo tor cars bearing huge powerful search lights and ugly nosed aircraft guns scamper through the high street The small town being in direct hue from London with the North Sea was plunged iiiio uni i jess iwo nigms hi bpeciai vehicles blankets dows of Stores shutters Mrs Margaret Pogue Marshall grand daughter of George Pogue one of the first settlers of Indianapolis and after whom Pogues Run was named is dead at her home 2951 North Rural street after an illness of two weeks Airs Marshall was 76 years old and death was caused by pneumonia which resulted from a slight cold She was born March 21 1838 in Rush County a few miles from Rushville and her girl hood was spent' there Soon after her marriage to Amos Marshall she caine to Indianapolis and had made her home here ever since Slie was one of twelve chil ud and inside blinds drawn Ono walked in an inky blackness the program now for all towns week than there have ever been since tins city became the greatest center of fntcrurban traffic in the United States 'They will be brought here by the annual A special train to be devoted exclu sively to the use of the Indianapolis Ro tary Club will steam out of the Union depot at 11 this morning carrying more than 100 persons to the big Rotary jubilee to be held in Chicago tomorrow The Indianapolis delegation will travel in one of tlie Pennsylvania hand somely equipped trains arriving in Chi cago at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon Monday is to be a great day for Ro tarians since it is not only to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the birth of the organization but also the birthday of the "ather of his Country" A special train of Pullmans will bring the Hoosiers hack to Indianapolis Tues day leaving Chicago at 2 cjovk morning and reaching Indianapolis 7:30 1 Interesting Program Planned The Chicago club' has arranged quarters at the Congress Hotel for Indiana visitor ried from the train in motor cars A theater party lias been arranged for this evening and tomorrow there are to be conferences a luncheon' and banquet in the evening The toast lists include such speakers as Paul Harris founder and first international president of the Rotary organization Glenn Meade of Phila delphia second international president Russell Grienerof Kansas City third international president and rank Mulholland of Toledo the present head of the organization Pittsford president of the local chib declares the Chicago trip an oppor tunity 1o "go on an outing with 100 of the best fellows on earth" Loomis to Make Speech Burritt secretary of the Amer Electric Railway Association and IT Ci McConnaughy secretary treasurer of the Association will attend the meeting and are expected to make talks There will be an address by President Loomis of the American Asso PUBLIC SCHOOL TABLETS limit 5 each Ing of the balloonettes and each is sworn to secrecy When Valier suggested that the Hn is too big or clumsy properly neuver Count Zeppelin exclaimed: is nonsense Just as much nonsense as say that a liner or a warship can not of use because of Its size It is easier control and maneuver a Zeppelin than aeroplane" To demonstrate how under fire Zeppelin can be hit many times and still continue its voyage the count poked his knifeblade through one of the balloons of which a score of more are Incased inside the aluminum body Immediately Valier jays a puff of bluish smokelike stuff out Punctures Do No Harm Vou said Count Zeppelin "I have discovered a substance I can mix with my hydrogen gas and which Is visi ble when esfcaping When a balloonette8 punctured with rifle or shrapnel fire my men just patch it up temporarily with Instant adhesive patches They reach each balloon by ladder set inside the aluminum casincr if the shin Ilnlf these balloonettes may be destroyed but my ship will still sail in the Valier says it is a fact that if a balloon te punctured Ln a Zeppelin cover onlv the hydrogen gas is lost liach balloon he eays is fed with its own special pipe which can be turned on or off like the in home So far as aeroplanes are concerned Count Zeppelin said theaeroplane must come closu to the Zeppe lin to tiro accurately and that the Zep pelin should have no difficulty in demol ishing the lighter aircraft with Its big Bruns Even should this fail the count caid the aeroplano should be drawn into the air suction always formed when two I you have never tried Hayner Whiskey 1 try it now Mail us this ad with 80 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charge of the headquarters of the oi ganiZettion at the uld St 555 men wire given jobs in one week through the employment bureau The number of positions that have been obtained since the station was opened is The total number of women who have been given work is 244 The majority of these have fount! emplovment in the workrooms maintained by the committee at headquarters Mrs Joseph Keal ms 10 luugu oi me cniiereni times Mrs many as 10(1 women lions for relief on the part of women met by ofl ers of work at the rate of 1 cents an hour Owing to the generos of the city on twice MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASjl G'l inches wide full bleached hand some new designs will AA launder beautifully regu JUA lar BOc value Monday sale Natty New Spring Suits Considering the low price asking there's no reason why every xvoman who has planned getting a new spring suit can not get it early for this is as lot price as lind later on Spring's newest models are here for you to choose from They're made of poplins gaberdines prunella serges and black and white shepherd checks coats with semi empire belted effects with the nerv detachable col lar full circular skirts plaited back with or without patch pockets in the new spring colors putty sand Belgian blue navy black shepherd checks etc All at popular prices $998 $1250 $1450 $1650 and up to $2450 REE ALTERATIONS Select your spring suit now will lay aside until wanted for a small deposit succession constables guarded all streets were stopped and searched and were ordered hung over all win private houses conducted their business with 7b nu catomr only HAYNED I BOTTLED IN BOND WhEiYJm 100 A PHYSICIANS ADVICE "Indigestion and practically all forms of stomach trouble are nine times out of ten due to acidity therefore stomach sufferers should whenever possible avoid 1 eating food that is acid in its nature or which by chemical action in the stomach develops acidity Unfortunately such a rule eliminates most foods which are pleasant to the taste as well as those which are rich in blood flesh and nerve building properties This is (he reason why dyspeptics and stomach sufferers are" usually so thin emaciated and lack only the been all are complete its work tbo meeting of the board the ex committee mianimoufty approved all No introduced by Sena be wliirli nnHmi'voo 1 A VI mvo II1U BIAIC board oi agriculture to issue $75000 worth oi 4 per cunt bonds which would be due Nov 1 1920 The funds obtained in this manner would be used in the erection of a woman art and educational building Bill Approved by Ralston 1 he bill was drafted (o conform with the ideas of Governor Ralston and has the hearty approval of the board of ngi iciilture Charles Downing uf the board appeared before the com mittee and discussed the provisions uf the measure Mr Downing was to ive appeared before the board of directors" but the board had ndjouriicd before he arrived It Is prubablo that the bill will be handed down on third reading in the benate 1 uesday morning lhe exec utive committee in approving the measure turned it over to the State lair committee of the chamber and mem bers ot this committee will endeavor to obtain favorable consideration for it by AsseniI)br fi'hc committee vtH niPet Monday to outline a plan ofprocedure OUTING LANNELS excellent quality bleached and unbleached soft and on both sides fot gowns underwear petticoats and wear Monday A special I BEST QUALITY TABLE OIL CLOTH 48 inches wide In light find dark color check floral tile and plain white used extensively for bath room wall covering regu AB lar 25c value Monday A ing in that vital energy which can come from a well fed body or benefit of those sufferers who nave obliged to 'exclude from their diet starchy sweety or fatty food and trying to keep up a miserable existence on gluten products I would suggest that you should try a meal of any food or foods which you may like in moderate amount taking immediately afterwards I a teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia in a I little hot or cold water This will neu I tralize any acid which may be present I or which may be formed and instead of the usual feeling of uneasiness and full ness you will find that your food agrees with you perfectly Bisurated magnesia Is doubtless the b6st food corrective and antacid known It has no direct action on the stomach but by neutralizing the acidity of the food contents and thus re moving the source of the acid irritation A which inflames the delicate stomach lin Ing it doesJmore than could possibly be done by any drug or medicine a i physician I believe in the use of "medi cine whenever necessary but I must ad 1 mit that I cannot see the sense of dosing i an inflamed and irritated stomach with 1 drugs instead of getting rid of th6 jthe cause of all the trouble Get a lit tlfc bisurated magnesia from Henry Huder or any good druggist eat what you want at your next meal take some (La KI 4 JI 4 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH 96 Inches wide excellent quality soft finish for fine underwear in 12 yard bolts regular $120 U1IA kind per j)olt UUv workroi mis Keuling has had as 'I a IMPERIAL SERGE 86 inches wide Ktrlctly all wool In the new spring colors sand gray green navy brown cardinal cream and black very durable and serv iceable spring drees fab rics "tVU 6 isr iH I I terxt In a 1 A I I I i I RIM I I I A 2 I i I BM I TO RIGHT CLAVOE I A MHWteMEBaJ i I riillii I 11 I ii i I i I I 1 1 1 ru LA IA a a RHnnl ia 1 I I 1 WWW 7c 1 MO 1 I.