The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 4

4: CANAL BUILDERS Nature of Reward a Grateful Na tion Will Bestow Rests With Congress and President HAVE WON HONOR SURMOUNT GREAT OBSTACLES Goethals Gorgas Hodges Sibert Gaillard and Rousseau Mod est in Hour of Victory BY EDWARD CLARK Article XI PANAMA Get T9 in what way through the Congress shall the people of the United States do honor to the men who have built the Panama Canal? 'in the isthmus 1 have found that the great men of the work give no consideration at all to suggestions of reward There is apparently reward enough in personal knowledge of labor veil done That the people of the United States will honor the canal builders there is no doubt In the honoring lies the reward When Congress meets for the regular session in December it will eonsiaer a bill recently introduced by Representative Adamson of Georgia the purpose of which is provide fur recognizing the serv ices of certain members of the Isthmian Canal Commission to extend to them the thanks of Congress to authorize their promotion and retirement and for other purposes I he first section of this bill provides that tile thanks uf Congress be ex n1 the following officers uf the army and navy of the United States who as members of the Isthmian Canal Commis sion have render'd distinguished service in constructing the Panama Canal tu wit: Col George Goethals chairm an and clilf Anginfer Col William Gorgas sanitary export: Ilfiil Col II IlolHeS Tieut Willinm I Hlbert Lieut Col David JiuB Gaillard and Commander II I Rousseau" OUR STARTED AT BEGINNING four of these officers of the aunv began duty on the isthmus the instant Congress took the construction of the canal from the hands oi the civilians and turned it over io the military Those who have been on the work from the beginning are Goethals Gorgas Gaillard and Sibert Col Hodgvs and Rouhsuiu the latter a civil engineer in 1 1 1 naval establishment went to the isthmus at a later day than the others named but their Wi i'k like that of heir cnlleagues has been of a commanding nature The second section of the Adamson bill reads like this the Preside: txis hereby author ized to retire two of the army miicers named in Sec 1 with the rank and pay of major genera and is authorized to retire three army otlirers named in s(c 1 with the rank and pay of brigadier general ami is authorized to retire the naval of ficer named in sec i with the rank and pay of rear admiral: Piovldod that pro motion and retirement heroin provided shall in no case nor event interfere with uch jiromotiuii as might ensue in the regular course of practice piocedure anti succession in the arnjv navy In ac cordance with existing It takes a little analysis of this measure to make its meaning clpar to those un familiar with army matters Thu real honor for these canal laborers who have brought a great work to Jis hnnpletlnn consists of conferring upon them the thanks of Congress It is probable they would appreciate this more than honor in any other form whi'Ti might be suggested 'The thanks of the Congress nf th United States never has been given lightly The men Jn vtnl to Panama at the begin ning of the work faced the instant clanger of disease and the constant danger of losing their health under the life sapping climate of the tropics Tiny took the risks that men take on the battle hold and voile running them carried to comple tion the gi cutest engineering work of all time GAILLARD SUCCUMBS TO STRAIN One of these officers JJeut Col Gail lard finished his task and then the hour of his triumph succumbed tn the strain of the labor of years Col Gail lard who is ill in a Baltimore l)r'Spital may never see the completed work but his fame is secured and his memory will be honored as is becoming that of a man who fought his fight and died in its win ning In the bill which will be considered early Imcmmber the President simple is authorized to retire the army ufHcms and tiie naval officer named at an ad vanced rank The President Is not ordered Ju retire them with higher rank and pay but nj simply given authorization so to du He probably will fln jt if tlic bill becomes a law but it must be borne in mind that the promotion carries with it retirement and this means that the ad vancement ifi rank of mi other officer in the united States Army or Naw will he interfered with by giving higher service grades to the canal engineers and the canal sanitary officer In order therefore to receive the honor of the people of the United States outside of tiiat which is given them through the thanks of Congress the canal bulkh rs must retire irom the active service and this 1 think am justified saving thev would prefer rather than to receive pro niotion on the active list thus to he ad vanced over the heads of their fellow officers The Adamson bill is a simple measure It gives honor and advance ment to the uonstrimtors of the Panama Canal but it does il in a manner to avoid Interference with the regular promotions of other army officers and io avoid also the ill feeling which such promotions fre quently generate Naturally Col Goethals the chief engineer of the canal and Cui Gorgas the sanitary expert are select'd for pro motion to the higher ranks Goethals was I he chief engineer who directed the work of the construction Gorgas was die doctor whose skill in sanitation made the digging of the canal possible GTUN DAM GREATEST EAT The greatest individual piece of engi neering works on the isthmus was the Help But Admire Babies Every Woman Casts Loving Glance at the Nestling Cuddled in its Bonnet A heart naturally responds to the charm and sweetness of a pretty ehll 1 And more so to day than ever before since the advent of Mother's riend This is a most wonderful external help to the muscles rnd tendonr It penetrates the tissues makes them plirnt to readily yield to nature's demand fur cxpanslm Bo there Is no longer a period of pain dis comfort bt raining nausea or other symp toms so often distressing (luring the anxious weeks of expectancy Tlend prepares the system for the coming event and its use brings com fort rest and repose during the term This Ims a most marked inhuence upon the baby iner it thus inherits a splendid growing system of nerves and digestive function And particularly to young mothers Is this frmous remedy of inestimable value Itrnblvs her to preserve her health and trriigih and she remains a pretty mother by having avoided all the suffering and danger that would otherwise accompany 'i'b nu occasion riend thor ovghls lubricates every n' rve tendon and muscle Involved nrd Is a sure preventive for raking of the breast's oU will find splendid remedy on ale at all drag stores at $10o a bottle ard is highly recoinmeiidod for the Write Brndlleld Kfgulntor 134 Lamar lUdg Atlanta Gn und thev will mail you pen ird a very UstruoUve book for expec tant iuothwt'8 1 TIIE INDIANAPOLIS STAB OCTOBER 20 1913 Asserts Americans Are Seiling ashions Now iblM 1 i WwlWW iiitiisiifiiBi Xk 11 TATc'S THIE CAUGHT LOOTING TRUNK ELUDES POSSE Daylight Burglar Escapes in Alley After Being Chased by ifty Persons After he had been caught looting a trunk in the basement of the Hiahelieu lats North and ast streets yesterday afternoon and had been pursued by a crowd of fifty persons a negro thief eluded his pursuers in an alley near Col lege awnuo and Eleventh street and es caped He Look with him a watch a pipe and some smaller articles all val ued al $25 Th wore the property of Idiklor of No 11 tle Ilichelieu The negro was dlscuvred by Hannon Sanders janitor uf the flu When Snnth rs approached him the negro lied Sanders pursued shouting and the crowd joined in the pursuit The negro was ileel'T and outran them all llicyuh rm Tudd and Okey were called too late to be of assistance Joseph Shanke 2009 South Meridian street discovered a going out of the front door of th Jacob Sattinger Sons grocery 2029 South Meridian street Shanke nl home and got his brother rank who armed himself with a shot gun When they returned to the store the burglar was going out a second time '1 heir nervo faih them liowver when it came to using the gun The burglar walked to Lhe alley and disappeared ENTERS BY TRANSOM Smgts Lowe Sander's and Jtiirris and Heh ctlve Kurtz went tn the store in a patrol wagun They found the burglar had entered by breaking out transom at the side door '1'lie miGr register had been prhd open and the contents taken Sattmger could not lx found and it could not be lol now 'much jiad been taken I corn ilm place A negro who enter 'al a second hand 'stoic ktpt by A be Seligman 11B Indiana avenue late Saturday night is snid to have flourished a revolver before Mrs Seligman her husband and a patron and lobbed the cash register ft was first re ported that the thief had obtained $40Lilur however Seligman said he wasnot sur what had en taken He said lie believed that the had a weajoii Clarence Haas 102 1 West Walnut st reel I report' that Ills home hud been entered by burglars and a watch and $15 taken cmmivis have been assigned to in vestigate eoiistriu'i ion the Gatim dam looks' ami spillway and the subsequent creation of tiie gieat a i i I i cl a 1 ink which gives a i water right of way tor nearly une half the distance across the isilmus This 'work was under charge of Ideiit Col Si Ibet who Is accounted ty vngirieers miii Vary and civilians as one uf the greatest engineers of the world The mosl trying work of canal construc tion probably was that of the digging of the Culebra cut Trobably mor ov this work was in many ways the most difficult which the problem of construct inn pre sented The landslides were tu he con i quered ami Col Gaillard comiimred Hmm I When Gaillard took charge of the work In (the Culebra cut the amount of nmney I necessary to make wax' for tiie passage of I ships through the continental divide had been estimated Guillard looked at ihe figures went at his labor after a manner uf his own and saved $1 7vHi)0ui) to the 'people of the Uniieil Stales Cm 1 ho day that the Gamboa dike was blow up and lllie Culebra cut wms filled villi water this devuted uflitp of the service was in a hospital ill and uneonnejous that the Hnal test had proved the Integrity of the labor hich lie had carried to completion before giving way inrb the strain of the con tinuous application (Joi Hodges is assistant chief en gineer in the work of constructing the isthmian canal The lock gales and the operating machinery have been his special and 'h lieate charge His lias been avital work and hr has done it well Koijseuit civil engineer of the States Navy with the present rank of coinnmmlcr was at one time stationed in Washington engaged in Important Navy Dopai tim nt labor At Ilia! time he bad a rank of rear mlmiral which he gave up to go to the canal zone to look after tin matter's of the ocean ap proaches and of the establishment of a naval base Hngineors say his work lias been efficient In tin highest degree BILL APPROVED BY ALL The engineer officers of the army and navy who have lawn on the isthmus for veurs doing their work ami who are members of the Isthmian Canal Commis sion are those who will hv given honor by Congress The Adamson Lil be lieve is approved in heart at least by every ollicnr whose name is connected with it Thev do not talk about the matter for the question of Hther Honor or reward is one with which they give themselves no concern I when in Washington that the belief is strong that Congress will enact the legislation which the Georgia representative lias proposed There wore civilian engineers employed in the canal const ruction Their names will be ronnooted insepa rn by with the successful completion of the great wafer wan Sidney Williamson Kdward Schildauer and Henry Goblmitrk were con nected respectively In a supervising rou strurtive capacity of Hw locks at Mira florf ami Pedm Migiir and the elec trical ami mechanical designing ami in lock gate eons! met ion Cornish civilian was the masonry engineer Arniv and naval oilloers and civilians share the praise dim to American iniHntivc in grimily ami workmanship which mafic possible thf great Avaterway 1'fitwr eii the I two great uchhh BABY INCUBATOR MAN DEAD Dr ischel Introduced Life Saving De vices Expires After Wedding N1JW YuRK Oct 1'J hr Solomon ischel who introduced baby by incu bators in this country and has exhibited them extensively died today from the effects of acute indigestion He had burn married only yesterday to Miss Anna "Winter of Brooklyn IT was an oculist by profession und before helping to perfect the baby incubator method of saving the lives of prematurely horn in iunts is said to Lave been prominent in nmdical circles in Budapest where he was born fortv three years ago Grand Opera for Buffo All rumors to the contrary imtwith stamllng Antonio Piiil Corsi thu cele brated basso buffo of the Alel ropnlitan Grand Opera Company will not forsake the Hold of grand opera to embark upon a career as a star in musical comeily Jt has been said that urn of Llm leading librettists of this coiinuy is wilting a musiaal comedy especially for the use of Pmi Corsi in which his (alt ml ns a fun maker as well as his wonderful vocal ability cquIH be utilized According tu the reports which have had their origin in New York the pait designed for Corsi was that of an Italian nobleman which would give him Um chance to read lines in the broken English which is natural tn him Imt Pini Corsi denies that he has over thought of sm'h a scheme being well content io remain as a grand opera Ik is now making fi short tour with a company selected from among the artists of the' Metro politan forces and will he seen at Eng lish's Wednesday rtiug Oct 22 in grand opera gem Maestro di Europe Copies American Togs Lillian Jlussell Tells of Experi ence on Shopping Trip to Paris and London BY BELINDA BREWSTER CHICAGO Oct "Now don't let's talk beauty and massage and all the rest uf those things that everybody else talks to rrm" said Miss Lillian Russell this morning as she reclined gracefully In a huge arm chair arrayed in her usual pih blue fYou know tliis famous beauty is partial to blue She mils it Shu certainly wears it well to say the least Rut' to get back to our conversation talk she said just brimming over with the subject of Amer ican clothes because I want American women appreciate what they have clothes Just take it from me are the host' In color and design I weal abroad last summer ostensibly io huv d'ithes ami what did turn? Amer ican be the rage Not only in Paris and Lumluii were the American Clothes in Hie lead but on the Riviera ami wherever 1 saw guwned woim "Neer was 1 so proud of my American woman She has for a long time been leading in art and literature find science and now she exon is putting it over on the rench designers whom we used to think ini a Hi hie 'A aris designer can do no wrong' was the motto oi most women mr years bn! not so now tciimd London bowing to the taste of lie A mei ica woman ami Barts ileh rt ing Its opmarn ami both paying her the highest of uompliniei) is iniila lion "Jt the most amusing thing in the world to see Hie way those foreign de signers the clothes of (he Amer icans At at the Cecil at the Carleton at Ascot every' place where I saw the smartly dressed American women there also was the designer openly copying the gowns a of these designers would follow lan American woman until she was eor i nered and then he would remark suavelv j'Pardnu but may ask where madam bought such a gown? Jt the answer lie trayed an American maker the designer would give a siguilleant shrug of the shoulder and calmly ask the privilege of Sketching the gown it was up to the Amorienn woman tn bo gracious for all the time sin was talking some artist had been lurking about doing the sketching while the sjmaker prolonged the conversation found that they usually don't take the whole gown Ti)L they tiiul the original charm in the sleeve the unusual cut in 1he collar or the drape of the tunic and 1hev adapt liiat Io their needs went to the most celebrated gown maker's in Jondou and Paris and found no such gowns as I saw being worn by the American wmneii displaying I 'lfth avenue styles And so I calmly came bark to America tu do mv shopping "Mark my the days of the Pa risian frock lire numbered A will al ways lake some of their Ideas but Amei I lean clothes are leading the fashion Worl I this CUTS THROAT 'wilH GLASS I Despondent Man irst Reports At tack but Later Confesses Arthur Lemmuii 37 years 1 old who lived with his mother at 21LS East Tenth street' attempted suicide 'last night in a vacant horse barn at trie Stalo air Grounds by culling his throat with a piece uf glass After' he had lireii unsii' cessful he went to au'dlier burn an! told the men he had boonassaulted Sergts Rowe and I lever and Detective Kurtz were sent to the air Grounds and while returning to police headquarters in (he vinci'gi ney automobile Lemmon confessed that he had caused the wound himself Jle said he hud been drinking heally latelyand that lie had always ieen a disgrace to his mother and decided to end his i life He was taken from police head I quarters to the City Hospital Uinnton confessed Io the police hut he was wanted for passing a fraudulent check I for $27 on Koehler a grocer on East Tenth street The police could find no record of CHOP HOUSE MAN DIES Proprietor of Passes Away While Sleeping NEW HAVEN Cutin Oct 19 LouisTender well know to 'tie men through is absurd to think (hat I will for sake grand says Pjni Cm si tell me that a conicdiati of my aliiliLy should gu into musical hut 1 see this at ail have ben in gi and opera all of my life and I have always been a comedian Why should 1 forsake an art in which a uornedluti Is as greatly ted as he Is In grand opeiu and where I have the to sing music that Is real music for anot her branch of art which is already overcrowded utal in which the music is for the most part in ferior 'Ll Maestro di Is my ideal of fun The libretto contains enough nnnisenjeiit tu keep any audience laughing from first to lust and in addition the music is of such high class that one rmisf exert his vocal ability to the utmost in order to interpret it properly No at 1he conclusion of tiie tour I am now making1 shall return to Now York for tin: Metro politan season ami if managers arc look ing for a musical comedy comedian they had better look for some one other than I out tlm country as proprietor of a celebrated Yale student rhoplantsv dud early today in Ills sleep aged 17 He had been ill for a year ami have been a part of Yale life fur Hinder was intimately' acquaintedwith leaders in A'tile activities for nearly a quarter a rmlury COLD WAVE STRIKES WEST PartG of Kansas and Missouri Have Half Hour's Snowfall KANSAS CITY Ma Oct 1 i Srinw I the (trsi of the season fell for half an hour laic today fiver western Missouri and eastern Kansas Theririoux tcrs in this section tonight stood al 4 lu de grees above the freezing puinl in southern Kansas and North Oklahoma I report a fall in temperature of neatly 40 1 degrees in the last twentyrfour hours PHYSICIAN IS OUND DEAD Dr Edward Buck Expires Suddenly at Denison Hotel Dr Edward Buck 48 years a salesman 322 North Kilter avenue was found dead in bed yesli rday afternoon at the Denison Hotel where he was stay ing Coroner Durham was called and pronounced death due Io Tieart disease Buck is married and has two children Mrs Buck is visiting in St Louis Mo and lias bem notified of her husband'? death by Coroner Duiharn According I to red Volkert clerk ar the hotel Dr Buvlc retired as usual Saturday night He failed reply to a call yesterday Afternoon Volkert suspected 'that all wus not well ami went to tin room The Coroner said that Buck had benn dead several hours Bieyelemen Engle bright ami made the police investiga tion Dr Buck formerly practiced medicine in this city but gave up his practice to accept a position with a milk company WOMEN AINT IN CRUSH Chicago Jews Protest Against in Kiev Trial Cl I ICA Oct Several housand persuns struggled today tu enter two cbmniown theaters where mass meet ings were held to protest against the charge of "blood in the Beiliss nitirdpr trial at Kiev Manv women fainted in the crush Resolutions adopted asserted that the 'alleged tisp of blood Is absolutely abhorrent to the Jewish docl rine" and expressed "our indignation agamst the use of so barbaric an accusa tion and so medieval nn insult which cin onlv result in exposing an Industrious and I abiding rac'1 to universal scorn and in some parts of Hie world tn violence against person and The resolutions were mailed to Secretary o1 State Bryan who is asked to trans mit' them to the t'zar LAUGH AT TALlTo AMINE Indiana Millers Point to Drop in Wheat Price in State iiRT WAYNE Ind Oct 19 Local millers discount till recent talk of a prob able grain famine this winter and as bearing out their declaration point to a 3 eent drop In the price of wheat here vesterdav AV heat is now selling here at SX emits a bushel 'Irani dealers and millers declare that the price will he lower all winter than it was last winter 'The price of wheat is 17 cents lower in this city than it was here a year ago (hits dropped here yesterday to 38 cents Thu local drops are due to the big supply of these grains in Ibis part of the state TRAIN HITS AUTO: KILLS TWO Child 4 Years Old Suffers rom ractured Skull JiAYTON net 19 Walter kreit zer 30 years old and his 'wife Ruth 25 were instantly' killed ami their son Wil ber wus perhaps fatally' injured when their automobile was struck tonight by a fast passenger train on the Pcnnsylvtuila Railroad at a crossing near their home in Trotwonci The child is suffering from a fracturerl skull and internal in juries Society Woman and Singer Is Visiting in Indianapolis A Njiafe HQTTD 13 V' ICMOjAc Miss Isabel Melcher a charming so ciety woman of southern Indiana ni a well known vocalist is In Indianapolis for a week Miss home is in Vevuy Try to ind Comfort Equal to This IN ismJh Il £y3jBm winiciY is LTcuiy upnoisrerea eic gant in appearance and equipped of course with electric starter and elec tric lights Your wife or daughter can easily manage the Coupe The Coupe will take you to and from business without the annoyance of street car travel It will protect you and get you to your office in perfect trim 1 If more Americans really knew how satisfying a Studebaker Coupe is they would insist upon owning one Come and see this Coupe It may suggest to you some new and inter esting ideas about the kind of car you ought to own THE BROWN ROWAN BUCK AUTO SALES CO 313 North Pennsylvania Street Old Main New 390 INDIANAPOLIS COUPE Electrically Started Electrically Lighted Deeply Upholstered $1850 The comfort of going any where in any weather with as much ease and protection as in a Pullman should appeal to men whose success depends upon their health and energy Tlx Studebaker Coupe is a wonder satisfying car an all the vear round car cool in summer and warm in Assaults Wife BecauseChickens Get in Wheat ST LOUIS IS HELD AS UR CENTER or irst Time an American City Will Dispose of an Alaskan Seal Catch Special to The Indianapolis Star ST EOUIS Mo Oct A history making epoch takes place in St Louis uii bee 16 when for the first time the Alaska seal catch will be disposed of through 'an American house instead of through London England as formerly Just how far reaching the effect will be of this important decision by Secretary of Commerce Redfield may lie gathered near Beech Grove was arrested yes terday by Sheriff Portteus and Detectives Ulery and Haley charged with a (tempting to kill his wife by beating her over the head xvitJi a shotgun Iler condition js serious although not dangerous it is said Nice quarreled with his wife it is alleged because her chickens gut into his wheat He attempted to find shells witli which to load the shotgun she told the officers but failing struck Tier with the stock The officers went tn the home in an automobile found Nice await ing them The couple has two chil dren ACES LONG TIME IN JAIL Markleville armer Quarrels With from the fact that for many years it lias been as natural to associate London with! seal furs as with royalty Apart ton fj'uni the mere disposition of the furs themselves is the laet that a great tan ning and dyeing industry has been mam tained in England on the very strength of past contiul uf the Alaska seal output British houses It is iairly evident that tnis industry will be removed from Eng land to America in order to further facilitate I Tie home production of an! article trulv American in its every aspect Another consideration is the fact that tins step will naturally mean the eliminu tion of the heavy duties which in the past I have added to the prices of sealskin gar ments in America On Dee lb buyers from the world's leading tur establishments will bid on the 1913 catch at (he 1 unsten ur Exchange where the sale will be conducted by Philip ouke and A Ahern of unsten Bros Co which house has ben awarded the Alaskan catch This year's catch consists of the thousands of raw skins taken under thu present laws governing the Alaska out put those laws which favor thox development of the herds the output will naturally multiply within the next few years a fact all the more slgniJk anr in the light of this award made for the first time in history to an American Parent and Can Not Give Bail ANDERSON Ind Ort 19 Because he is alleged to have threatened to kid James Blake his father Charles Blake a young farmer living near Markleville was locked in the Countv Jail default of bail in surety of peace proceedings It is alleged that bad blood lias existed between tiie father and son for some time following a quarrel about some real estate It is said the younger man io unable furnish bail and will probably be lield jnl for several months QUAIL IN COURT HOUSE YARD Bees Also ancy Greensburg Struc ture on Tower Inti Oct A covey of quail flew into the House yard here and their sungs the early morning start led many well known hunters A few days before tins a swarm of bees alighted on the tree on the Court House tower and remained there for an hour or more 'Che bees were safe from attack as the tree can not be reached by human hands housn CONTROLLING THE CATCH Through pelagic sealing killing seals In the open sea the Alaskan herd was iloomed to extermination until the pass ing of laws by the United States Russia Japan and Great Britain prohibiting this form of scaling As it is impossible to distinguish the males and females apart when in the water and the females predominating the greatest number killed wore females This in turn meant the death of tiie pups on shore through starvation Thus a serious problem presented itself especially in view of the fact that since the purchase of Alaska from Russia jfor 7 00U i)()0 the sealskin Industry has repaid the United States I over $15000000 inure than twice the I niiiiHint for nil Aliska The bull seals light for their harems which number from twenty to forty eows I and even many mure according to the fighting strength of the of the Consequently a large number of the younger males are bachelors not hav Ing arrived at the years of fighting I strength sufficient tn win harems of their 1 own Yet they do tight and in their constant battles the female is often In jured or 1 he good of the herd thu number of those blood thirsty baehekjrs should bo kept down as well as for tlm sake of the skins A lorn or sorafnhod skin has little value present laws however protect the bachelors with the rest of the herd although zoologists as sert that onlv comparatively few males are needod to inorofiso the herd The present season will lart for throe years longer during which tune seals may be killed only by the natives of the! islands for food purposes Those are the skins which will be offered fur sal through fliti St Louis house of mislen Bros Co 1 Many interesting books free for the! asking arc published by lie 1 ted States government on Heals and sealing I but perhaps none of hem out weighs in interest Hie value of this award fur the ilrst time iiv history to an Amorieaii houso and which after all viewed from the very nationality of the product is only as it should Tin It is a chapter in tlm history of American commorco whi 'h will naturally moan change in the School books of the world since means INDIANA DEATHS EVANSVILLE William Greed 8G years old brick manufacturer who had made his home here for more than 30 years is dead Mrs 'Katherine Schoelch 58 years old wife of John (J Schoelcli a prominent shoe merchant is dead at their Iidiiip here Hor husband a stopson and three stepdaughters snrvivp Maggie Teyte on Music Maggie Teyte the grand opera star who sings under the auspices of the Mactmerchor al its clubhouse next night is giving young and ambitious American singers the benefit of Iht musical knowledge and in numerous other wavs is giving encouragement to the development ut music in tins country 1 1 iterpret ation should be (he watch word uf young singers" Miss Tevte sa have md: hundreds of these singers in the I Stales who have been taking lessons first fium one teacher and then another but who lack the knowledge of how tu reach the public effectively They apparently have no idea of inlerpretatiom and when that idea is lacking the singer is going to he an absolute lailure In tei pretation jneaim revealing perfectly tiie story set to music Intelligent interpre tation sometimes exists where no technic is found but on the whole good interpre tation is the Ihiishing touch the seal and stamp upon a document otherwise value less is always room io the world of music for the young singer who lias ability Among the artists of the green mom of grand opera there Is always a rising generation The need singers are being mowed down and sealed up in the clav of forget 1 ness and above the nmiiufl (ramp forever ihe battalions of yrniih The music world is never older than its rising' AN EASY SOLtTION the removal from London England tn St 1 olds A ot an important branch of the fur industry a ial with it tin subsidiary Industries nf tanning a mi dyeing which will give new work to thousands Life The Nowr my son you must nn1 ke your choice will you live with your father or your mot her 'I'bo Boy lense sir if you can only keep them apart 1 should like to live with both Terminals Burn Loss $1500000 CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE had been in progress all afternoon aided the firemen in their work of soaking property threatened by the fire OTTUMWA LOSS $415000 iames Sweep Through Half Block in Iowa City la Oct ire in the business district of Ottumwa caused a loss of $415000 A half city block was swept by the fiames The loss included: Cooper urniture Company $110000 Ottumwa (Jas Company $25000 Hav Slmmons wholesale lianiware $130000 Hall Ekfelt furniture $25000 Ottumwa Hardware Company $25000 Bis sell flour and feed $15000 The losses are covered by insurance The fire started wt the Ottumwa Hardware Store WILL INSPECT WATER SITES Bloomington Special Committee to Be gin Work Today BLOOMING'! ON Ind Oct An In vestigation of the present water situation in Bloomington and for a future adequate supply that will care tor a city uf at least 50000 inhabitants will be started Mon day morning by the special citizens com mittee recently appointed by Mayor John Ur Harris lie committee will be ac companied on its trips bv rof Beede head of the geology department of Indiana University and will spend all diiv tomorrow at old plant five miles southwest of the citv ctliiesdav the committee will visit the proposed Grifl'y Creek site live miles north of the city BREAKS LEG IN COLLISION Motorcyclist on Wrong Side of Road Collides With Auto LA PORTE Ind Oct 19 Antonie Pe terson of Deering III a member of the South Shore Motorcycle Club suffered a broken leg in a collision here today when his uv'torvyrle ran into the auto of John Martin of Valparaiso Peterson took full blame for the accident admitting that lie was on the wrong side of the road and did not look fur the approaching car Poth car and were badly dam aged Peterson was in an endurance run that the South Shorp Club was making to South Bend this afternoon INGERS GONE MAY LOSE EYES EVANSVILLE Ind Oct When a shutgun slit'll exploded from no apparent cause Edward Hcinlin JS years lost three fingers on his left band arid two on his right and nviy he blind for life I CONSTIPATED OR BILIOUS or Sick Headache Sour Stomach Sluggish Liver and' Bowels They work while you sleep Get a 10 cent box Take a Casearet tonight to cleanse your Jdver Stomach arid Bowels and you will surely feel great by morning Yon men and women who have head ache coated longue sleep are bil ious nervous upset bothered with a sick gassy disordered stomach or have backache and feel all worn out Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cas carets or merely forcing a' passageway every few days with salts cathartic pills or castor oil? Cn scare ts immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach reinfive the sour undigested and fermenting food and foul take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste mat ter and poison from the intestines and bowels ltemeniler a Cascaret tonight will straighten you out ny morning A in vent box from your druggist means healthy bowel action: a clear head iuuL cheerfulness for months forget the children 1 I.