The Tribune from Seymour, Indiana • Page 3

1 1 SEYMOUR DAliy SEYMOUR INDIANA WEDNESDAY NOV. 141923. band was organmed early in hkk and went to New Orleons with 22 nutsl BUREAU IS clans. In competition with bands from 0 ever rth tonntryrthrTirgitntiiflUfllT metved seventh place. desnlCa the MEETIk SUCCESS mall Instrumentation.

The' bam) hat played many local engagement' since Tr .1 the .1822 convention, among these contract with the lty of Wichita or" the International Wheat and 4fttrni exposition. Weatherwax. formerly Northern Counties Pile up Bin. Mem director of the Three and bershlp in Drive Which is Be-! inq Closed There. Forty-first Field Artillery band ana Standatxl IweU known on lyreum and chatrtnuqua (Copy ifftr Thl Pfprtmnt upplird Vy lh SWDE VETERAN OF 2 WARS W- South' Dakota Legion Man Had Many ExperUncts In Philipp'lnta and In Franco." directs the organization.

m450 De i5SO COUNTIES REPORT GAINS HEAVY CHARGES ON CASKET SHAKESPEARE appraised good-win at its true value when he said: "Who steals my purse steals trash; 'tis somethinfij, nothing; 'Twas mine, 'tis his, and has been slave to thousands; Buthe that fUches from me my good name Robs me of that which not enriches him Aijd makes me poor indeed." It is good-will that has made the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) great 1 Good-will is prized more highly by the Management of this Company than any-other factor or element in the business. 1" iTag Calling for Two Hundred forty Women's Work A Feature Southern Six Dollar on pox Containing Unelalmod Body. The Indiana is Next Part of The Dirrerence is Finish body of a World war, veteran- State to Be invaded. M. Shade of MltoUell, l) a veteran of two wars, has one recollection of army life flint he claims la unfor-gtluM(, and '0t lenst 1 so unusual thnt experiences of any A.

IS. )'. men piiiitiot duplicate If, unlws be "tobs'. Shade, nn nrflent American Legion worker In South Dakota, declares that he spent 90 days on an army Irannport without nttln foot on who Jled, in a fovernment, hospital 8,000 miles from home, recently arrived Wlltnlngton, N. wlth-chargeg to- $24rt attached to the casket.

Tho 1924 irfcuihcrship cainpfign of relatives could bo found to -meet fhe tho Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Good-will is born of confidence. Confidence is the inevitable resultof ability body, nor was there any one to pay the went into the first Farm Bureau eiiwi, uui mi)( nit? ii.nM. war and the riilllnnlnc- The body was that of Seaman E. I district early this month willi tec cctlonj ll, In Insurrection! Ill following. i Vause, who succumbed in the Veter erd of h'n rnina in tho second dis lie was horn in Princeton.

ans' Bureau hospital Jn Palo Alto, Cal 1870, nfid ar ap of hflccn was trict to spur tUPm on. When, no jone appeared ro take From every county In the second district, tho first one in which the charge of the remains, J. L. Sprunt, commander' of the local post of the American legion, guaranteed the HpHE famous Willys-Knight Coupe-Sedan is now available in two finishes: De Luxe, in rich blue, 'nickel trimmed, with black superstructure and running gear, at newly reduced price; and dard, by request, entirely in black, with washable Spanish long grain upholstery, at tf still greater price saving. Doors front and rear no seat clunt-ingKA demonstration will reveal the reason for this fine caTs great popularity.

OVfeRLAND-PHILLiPS CO. 305-307 Ewing Street campaijrn was put on, came reports thrown on 1I own rosoiircei with lint a "cant elucatlin gained In rural, achools. Mis enrlirr life work was thnt of a laborer In mines, steel mills and on Bat the wtirwlth came and he charge and the body was Interred with of qrcat pams in membership, these cnini rqnnjj some cases as higl: as 130 per cent, over tins year memhership. Kosciusko county enlisted with an Iowa fJuard rcglmfnt ordered to Son Kranctern, which embarked on tho transport Covington for Manila. After a long $ea voyage the Protest was immediately Hied with Veterana, Bureau authorities because of shipment of the remains without first ascertaining If relatives could pro.

yide sufficient means to pay ihe shipping An explanation will be A ft ft turned in more than 90(1 members with the cleanup work uiiponijilipted bout was vailed into Manila bar, but This was expected to push the total well the 1,200 nuirlc W-hitJcy si'-: order Were changwl and the ship wm sent southward with the troops. At Iloilo Hollo the trnnnpoit put In. but county also bliowcu a uig gain jn membership, and DcKalb and Steuben the troops were held up again. Jrk p-J- i a -'5- 1MB counties increases runemir the ship went to (Javlte, where, after PO as high as 150 per In Elkhart da.v, the men set foot ashore. Jdl "Shflde scj-ved with his regiment In the increase was in the neighborhood of 10Q percent.

Allen County Farm nevcral engagpnients, and on tto serve proved over long periods of time. In short, good-will is the child of Service. The Standard Ctil Company (Indiana) long agQ became convinced that when service is rendered to the public, profits follow surely as night follows day. The more whole-souled, the more energetic, the more enthusiastic the service, the greater the profits. iV Service is interpreted in the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to mean something more than the perfunctory delivery 01 petroleum products.

It means going to any lengths to get Standard Oil products to the consumer, wher-ever he may be, in such quantities as may be desired whether in thousand gallon lots or five gallon lots. It means the highest standard Of quality in manufacture and the maintenance of this standard at all times. It means exerting every atom'of facilities at the Company's command, to discover, and develop new products from'crude petro-' leum that will add to the comforts and refinements of It is this enthusiastic spirit of intensive service plus the every day practice of the principles of equity, fairness and justice manifest at every point of contact between the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and the public-that has gained for this Company the good-willj respect and esteem of the thirty million people of the Middle West, I Standard Oil iCompany discharge re-enllKtert with another Phil lureau workers made a strong ippine organization: In all, he fought showing, but much cleanup work re" mnifted to be done there 'and ihis In 222 buttles. 11 was mustered out at Mnrrfla in 1901. remaining there for EUGENE V.

DEBS VERY ILL. was expetftcd io. put the Alien coun a period on confidential work for the government. 4- ty membership far in excess of last Socialist Leader Stricken With Heart a a a aa a ougm jrom tnnse in cnarge, as a recent ruling provides payment of transportation charges to the place oft bur- laL i CONCERT FUNDS GO TO NEEDY Prominent Artlsto to aartlelpato In Program Planned try Ohio) Legion Post. A concert series in Columbus, at which some of the leading operatlq artists In the nation are to appear, Js sponsored by the American Legion county Direction of the concerts is by Gen, Clianncey B.

Baker, department commander of the Legion in that atate. Madame Schuraann-Helnke, Mjscha El-man and Louie Gravure have' been an nounced as three of the artists to appear. The concerts wlU be given in Memorial hall. Fupds from the events will he turned over to the Legion for the purpose of aiding needy ex-aervlce men and women. vcar.JiaOrange and Noble counties Back In the he became asso AttacK at err name, Iso reported a large gain.

ciated with life firms In Rockford, and while there was a member of the National Guard. Then One of the features of the was the work done by the women ho: went to Texas, where he was hit by By International Newa Service. Terre Iliyitc, Novcnfber 14. The condition of Eugene Debs, national socialist leader, was the workers and members of teams. The the panic but, undaunted.

omen's work was unusually effect mndcHhis way back Falls. R. joining the guard almost, Immedi ive, and in -many cases tncy were Li'anse of concern to jus hlc to make good headway where ately after his arrival there. He served members of the sterner sex found is chief of police of Mitchell. S.

In 1011, 'and received a commission as ma tho eoinjr- lieavy. jor In the Dakotn Guard that The drive in district year, He was called for border service takes in the counties of Fulton, In 1910; and discharged early In XiarshaU, -St. -Joseph. ITaPortc, Starke. Pulaski, Porter and Lnke.

1917. friends hero today. Cancellation of all speaking cligageWnts was made necessary by his illness. Advancing years and his stayr in prison have capped the vigor of ftlie often time presidential candidate, on the Socialist ticket, lie was stricken with heart last Friday. Service now in effcqt.

Jjooal office located at 118 'jjjdianapolis At the outbreak of the World war he Question Anowared. the close of Jthe first district was to Camp Greene, NY and Wu attached t4ilC Forty-first division. The old lady-tourist In Florida wai rive the workers will move to the Interestedly viewing a monster alliga southern tm irt of the state, where During overseas he commanded several ammunition guard units, served tor and finally demanded of the attend Chicago much preliminary work lias already ant; been done. i "You say you don't have to feed him The work the extreme north very often. What kind of food does ho like best?" STATE MEETING OF and south ends of the fctate will be pnshed to completion beforo winter weather sets in-and makes the roads avenue.

jouecuon. ana aeuvery service. 603.CLJr-LkiRit, agent 1 nl5d Trinity Church Nettee. 'Babies, ma'am," replied the man, METHODISTS HELD mildly. f'igjif, conunittce chairman," providing $18,000,000, as he goal iu the world service niovpnienb- of the churi-ir, and "waS endorsed.

"Why, mercy, rot how horrible I I ifitcult of travel conducting the (Continued from page The. regular 'nud-week meeting of shouldn't think the law allow you to feed him such thlnga." 4. the church will bc-Jicld this evening fit doesn't, ma'am," asserted the at (he Kev. E. Strcchcr, Valpajaisv; the llcv.

W. T. iStnith, Huntington, and the Itcv. A. S.

Warriner, Clin- at the church at 7:30 o'clock. -The topic for this evening will be tendant. "We feed htm fish, mostly, drive. The leaders wish to finiKh the. work before snOw closes iu tho north end and bad roads tho south end of the state.

The first and second district cover the northern tier of counties. i but you asked whet he liked best." "Christ's Zeal-rOur American Legion Weekly. Dr.P.'IZaring PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON' Brownstowri, Ind. AD Diseases of Men, Women and Children treated with the strictest; care. Chronic Diseases, a Specialty.

Cancers, jjioiters, Piles, Gall Stones and Diseases of Women treated withgut a knife. Results Guaranteed In AIT Cases -If Stipulated In 1 The lav delegates selected are null ti 1 'L 0t utfmtm II.F.WI3ITE BULLETIiJ Friend of Ex-Service Men. Fred Hoke, Arthur fl'Sapp, J. W. Eslcrline, J.

'Branson, M. M. An Lord Jsus a Jlissionar.y." Mrs, Lillio. Smith will explain lesson, Everybody invited to come. Ladies Aid Cortland drews, all of Indianapolis Julia Ifogate, Danville; J.

Ai Rowe, Bed A believer in the employment of ex-service men, Richard Hardy, president of the Dixie Portland Cement company at Richard City, offering jd-dltlonal Incentive for hla employees to Uuion church food sale and bazaar ford: .1. 7. Siiiiilcton. Martinsville; Killed in Fofl. "By International Kewa Service.

"WarsaW, Noveinber 14 Ilia view obstructed by A lieavy" fog, William Forney, HO, a farmer, living neai? Etna-Grecm', drove' uwn the Pennsylvaniarailroad tracks near Saturday, a. Novcmlmr 17 at B-T Funiiture store. Di-cssed B. Meu Ulooinington; Morris Clarkcl Morris Kitchic. cottage chensty iics, buddings meat luaf.

nlSd become members of the American Legion. Of the 61 former service men In the employ the cement company, 158 are memben of Marion post No. 62 of the-Leglon. The lnteraet of Mr. Hardy In the Legion bat his home Tuesday, was struck by a Lehunon; ('.

Turiibull, MJsliawa-ka; J. Wi VciTgner, Fort Wayne, and Lawrence Allen, Bufdiville. The Weather Cloudy tonight and Thursday probubly Muth rain. Somewhat warmer tonight cast and south fastv passenger train and instantly fllemoriul funds of $1,500,000 for killed. raised its membership from 40 Legionnaires to more than 100 veterana.

DePaaw university and Evansville ecllece of $1,000,000 were endorsed col. M. L. Shade. .1 mm Mrs, B.

Jtadcliff and little son, of Pollock, South Pakota, who have Jiecn visiting in. Lauisviile, are Visiting' Mrs. Kad-cliffV brother, F. W. Wesocr, and Norlh 'Ewing street." Special price on Rugs this week 3 1 Woman iBootlegger.

By International News Servtoe. iCchdallrille. November 14- at Tuesday's sessions htld a report was submitted by Dr. Sumiriemlle with the French at'Solssons and was sent to St. Algnan-Noyers to establish Post Composed of Indiana.

A post of the American Legion; com- large replacement depot for motor Plcadiue cuilty to selling moonshine posed entirely of Chlppewalndlrt The 'Bluff Creek oil project in Johnson' county ended in dismal failure last.Saturday when the well was "shot" with 150 pounds' of nitroglycerine and proved to bo, as ilcroid of oil as the sands of the About $7,000 was mink in the" project by' farmers niuVothers of Johnson About 500 people1 wiliiccd'Jhc shooting. iirattmmrta4loa Ha who serred in the World war, bat at-Heldeman s. -r l7dt CEMENT sloned as lieutenant colonel and ordered to Romorantln, where he as 100, and to ternv in the state woman's prison at Indian'opQlis from the 'city court at Ligonier. sumed comiiiand of Uie air service shops, built up from a personnel of 600 and Harry M. Miller went to Indianapolis' this wprning to spend the day.

1 QOOfFKy WE DELIVER ANY-PLACE. Phone No. 1 101 South Street." been formed on a reservation at Reserve, Wis. National Commander AI-vm. Owsley was made a chieftain of the tribe, when he paid a visit to Wfsconsln convention of tie Legion The Legion official was namel "Beautifying Bird" In honor of the.

tribe's greatest orator. He Is said to hav been the first white man to; be accorded this honor. to men. He virtually commanded all troop units at this tamp. Before he ealled'for America he rss cited for.

meritorious service and given 'Mr. and Mrs. M. Wbitson mil in mmiiiniHim-Tiirii in nTnriiirnwriim'w "Tin -ywr" "1" t1 have 1110 ved froin Ewms btrctt into their property at Sixth and In a full colonelcy, On hJs arrival in dianapolis ayenue which lhcy have bad remodeled, South Dakota he was named to the state highway of. which he is now a member.

His; wort for the American Legion has been thoropglj and enthusiastic. He led the local post of the Legion during KID'iEY ILLS 'S3 -i its early -days and served -1n tieveral capacities with this post. He was Make Life Wlserable for Many Sey- Loglon Parkway 165 fetWido. The widest cement 1 boroughf are in and believed to be one nf the widest In the taatlon, Is known as the American Legion parkway Is 153 feet In width. replaces a residential section and affords parking places' for hundreds of autopiohlles.

the-oufilifare was named for the Legion Jn honor of the service mfmbers, rendered during the World war. named as department commander In The la.nd of perpetual sunshine where the winter vacation is a delight mour People. i South Dakota In 1919-1920, and was na-: tlonal executive cpmrtiltteeman during that time. He has been, a delegate t'oj There's nothing tnorc "amioying THE UNIVERSAL CAR all national conventions of the legion 'i rasa 1 fl and has served on convention committees of military policy and of finance. 7 In all Ills reminiscences of.

army Unrivnd reaeru on sea ud lake and itvefT-with hotels to pleaae every taste fih ihf in ocean and stream eurf bathing and motor boatiog olfiBf and moterinf at then-best and always the "deep blue sky and than kidney weakness or inability topropcrly control llio kidney ighfand tlay alike, the Sufferer is" to nricnled and "what with scaldiri Lackache, headache and dizziness, life' is iildeed, biirdep. DM MysrAoweyeiv Colonrt; Shade dectaTW tnat none areSfi vivid as those spent dodging around-, thebilipplnes on the army, transpdirf, seeking a place to I balmy air of Florida. 4 1 Doan's Kidney nils lave given t-v i tit Winter. Tourist Tickets LEGION CAND AT CONVENTION 3 v. i At reduced fare and with attractive return i limits and stop-over prirllefes now 6r sale.

Wichita Organiution, Mads tVe Bpeciafize on Ford repair work exclusively and our Modern Oarage. with up-to-date equipment insures skilled workmanship. Why take "GENUINE FORD PARTS" Y-'; Only We repair storage batterics, radiators, generators, starting motors find welding. -N ALI' GUARANTEED. Up of Former Service Men, Attends National.

Meeting. The American Legion band of With- fffi KfltV nfta rf I'll a Af ttiiltA1 flf 'y 1 peace and comforj to many Sejinour people. Profit "by this Seymour" resident's cxpericlicc. Mrs. Ed.

Ilodapp, C07 East Second" says: "I'catv rccommeml Doan'j Kidney -Pills as a feUabie kidiiey.reniedy.V tised them when iu kidney severe but of order 'cans-' ing dull 'backaches and sorsncss through my, kidneys. The action of ray kidneys w.as;; ioo: Doan's Kidney Pills "from Locrtzs Drug Store soon removed the 1ack achesnnd other signs ofkidney trouble." GOc, at all -Fostcr-Mil-tmrn Mfrs, N. Y. RaqoMta for deUikd tnforoMitiiHi rs iaviW Uti may tdrnJ to anr i I' -ticket atcftf er 'pMMaw lprnUtv th PmmmmrM firoai. 5.

Pe.imimcylv:ainiia T7 Railroad Gtcm-W- 1 JAe Standard Railroad tht World ganizntiflns formed entirely -from Don't keep coughing. Stop snufr membership i of the former service fihg- and blowin. iToke a. dose of men's represented the. jjnola it' will, loosep "your 'cold, State at ttie national convention in loarsenCs3, tonsilitis', ore Sail FraaViscU.

in A rnnnhUU bun Va I Authored Fcrd-Linooln-Fordisn VI. r- Tbo bnnd is composed of 45 musl- -t 4 ans. 111I1I awnrileil 1MU) from Dr uists Pinola acts quickly. lli( Btntm tnani'V In 4ri1er to lifh) r.i.vtlieexiiPiise' of tnklnz the everywhere Bell Pinola, 11,,. rolivcnfiotl Tl) V( UAh.