Indiana Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - July 19, 1916, Indiana, Pennsylvania rn VOL NO 2S6 INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA WEDNESDAY JULY PROHIBITION CONVENTION OPENS AMID ENTHUSIASM AT ST PAUL WITH A NUMBER OF DELEGATES MISSING Two Paramount Questions Promised to Make the Sessions Lively That of Electing a National Ticket which Has 1 1th Hour Competition and the Proposition of Changing the Partys Name in the Hope of Attracting Reform Stragglers from all Parties A WOMAN NAMED FOR International Service ST PAUL many of the accredited delegat es thr Prohibition National Convention formally got under way here today in the most meeting in the life of the party Two paramount questions promis ed to make lively They are the of a National ticket which has developed some hour and the of the partys in the hope of attracting to it reform strag glers from all parties ft certain today that either former governor of New York or Manly of In will head the National ticket thiis fall Working against their is agitation begun by National Treasurer II P Fanis of Missouri for a mixed ticket a man for Presidential c and da to and a woman for Vice President The proposed by Farls is Dr Ira of and MIFS Manic C Brehm of Chicago Never in the history of the party said Faris has a candidate been se from below the Mason and Dixon line Dr Landfith could the south for us By putting Miss Brehm on the ticket we would be a largo part of the four mil lion votes which arc by the Womens It is a chance of H life say this is their year the million in the world has strong drink forever all of is ground laws moving fast to turn whille the remaining black on th map of the United Stairs loan i not far on in the opinion jf the vet eran party to day They see the cause for which have fought many fin ally near victory Virgil G chair mian called Ihv tn order ait ten oclock this ing the invocation Mrs E of of riad the call for were el by tillon A Poling of 1lve bowl of the country ed the address ary Mayor V G cf St Paul W G nf the and F VV of California al so eke v hat to be the a ever aa for a of tho sort song is Come A sin gin The chorus of is led by M St known as the Do Wiltt Hwe Bear and many other ill the auid declared that live ravages of jiro waiter among in the Today Whos Guilty When the only sen goes wrong When the girl of Iris t meets dis When the hopes of both are crushed Whos Sec The Tight and render your own Also showing His Here two part Keystone with Ford Sterling Stewarts Auto Livery will take you any place on earth Both Partly plainly its are am paternal of the United and are foil The will three days for president and wiil be nat ed on those friends U si ing for this for are of New York J I1 rank of Eugene governor of Sunnier W of Portland I Francis E Elmira N a William B I1 of editor of a dry and P red i1 rick of Los Angeles banker and In keynote speech hero today I en ary of the Pro Daniel A Poling of Boston made a notable plea for the check of the liquor evil At tihe same time be dwell on a host of other issues which he said I ho would to American rights be defended home and abroad ho said and he endorsed the proposal for an inter court supported by an force Tihe only he urged to put the United States in bitter position to as sir it rights were to the of he averted has in the annual mili tary and Haval of re cent and for peace and war by the of the drink Mr Poling predicted the success cf national prohibition by 1017 The set as their trial a dry nation by hC sad but now saw the cul of their would lie J thaii if they elect a President this Novem ber He for thy army and wavy be not in creased over df past Al in Uric next breath he declared party stood for uji of by force or moral suasion he did not say Mr Poling a wel come party to all He stand and Theodore for the this year The and are arty only indulged in were each one affirmed what the other with regard to Mexico he said name of his own party be upon the ballot this year it would be known henceforth s the Liberal Party of the United As an illustration of what ho term ed tihe Of making any toward in the old parties Mr Poling here referred to the campaign now under way in Indiana where among the of ibii who are to cani on behalf of ulve uf Thomas Taggart to fho United Status appear uf four Com and one United States the amendment A good shaw for u hot day The Mark of a Potts Bungles again Mr Buddy Briggs Burglar and others Every picture played by a Sou them at Cool est Theatre FUNERAL SERVICES FOR HELMAN LAD The funeral for Clair who was injured yesterday morning whon ho was run over by an automobile driv on William of Wayne avenue will bo heId in the homo of his parents Mr and Mrs Orn tomorrow morning at oclock by the Rev Father N P of St Unman Catholic church Interment will be mndo in St Bernards cemetery Be sides his parents the deceased loaves these brothers and sisters Harry and Howard Marie Grace Blanche and Ruth The lad was a grandson of Bonnet of this place Us Ln MHT uror NU Yn I 1 V I Strange Craft Seen Near Bridgeport Was a Lake Torpedo Boat Co Submarine on Its First Trip OTHER BOAT READY International Nows NEW YORK July circles in New Cork City were ex today by a report published in a morning newspaper that a second German be to be the Bremen had entered American waters According to the story the submersible reached Long Island Round and was awaiting a time to enter the harbor at Bridgeport Conn Inquiry at Mont auk Point and places on the North Shore of Long Island brought the no submarine had been The Explanation BRIDGEPORT July The Lake Torpedo Boat Co announ ced this afternoon that the boat seen near the harbor was ne of its crafts putting on a trial trip Deutschland About Ready BALTIMORE July were further signs today of the early of the submarine Deutsch land The batch of marl from the Gorman was delivered to Capt KOJ nig the under sea boats Large quantities of canned goods and sides rf beef stowed in the ina Hitherto supplies for the crew have been taken to the interned North German Lloyd Neckar The of oil for the Deutschland arrived today This will e to carry her three times the distance of her first tic trip WILL NOT ORDER TROOPS RETURN News Service WASHINGTON July Secretary of State Polk today denied that General in Mexico City had been au ID inform the Carranza gov that the United States troops would bo gradually removed from Mexico A dispatch last night d with making such a state ment to tlie de facto government Strand Today Frank Sheridan in The a photo drama in 5 pails that to the luart the brain and tha ner ves Get a Clean Straw for a dollar at BROS Here at Last Just received a few cases of pure olive oil imported direct from Italy We also have a fresh line of fruita and vegetables Fruit and Produce Co Auto owners lead Wilmer Stew arts ud in paper Hoys Suit Sale LAUNCH ATTACKS Succeed in Recapturing Portion o f Delville Road Success Result of Violent Assaults with Fresh Troops LINES REINFORCED International Nows Service LONDON July their sharp thrust against the French lines south of the Sommo river the launched a series of power ful attacks against the British east wing They have recaptured a portion of Deiville Wood and have also est in the outskirts of it was admitted in the report of the British War Of fice this afternoon The German successes were obtain ed as I he result of violent assaults with fresh troops The fighting last followed a terrific bombard ment Attack followed attack in waves of men lies between the Ancre and rivers and is the junc tion point of four important high ways It is on the highway and lies about six miles of is just east of Longueval Following the arrival of the Ger man Kaiser upon the front the Gei man lines have been rein forced according to authentic infor mation received here today It is reported that the Tenth Army Corps the 22iid Reserve Corps and Division of Bavarian Infantry have been transferee to the front from the Verdun sector EPIDEMIC IS STILL UNCHECKED International News Service NEW YORK July ef forts of business interests to mini mize the epidemic of infantile paral now taking a heavy toll the fig ureo hy the Health Depart ment today showed 30 more deaths and 112 for the 24 hours enring at 11 a m Men in business lines which would be affected by a in the number of visitors to New York have maintained that the was a form of hyster but the Health officials adnitt ted today that their hope of immed curbing the plague has been destroyed STATE ENLARGES A SANATORIUM CRESSON July new wing of the Cress on State losis Sanitarium has been opened for patients This new addition which has been in the course of construc tion for the past eighteen months the capacity of the tion three hundred beds The structure harmonizes architecturally with the main body of Ihc Sanitarium buildings and the tion as it was originally planned by Dr Dixon With thi completion of addition the capacity of the Avill ho six and eighty beds With lit thu Mont Alto Sanitarium and 500 at the Hamburg this will make the total number of free beds in the State Sanatoria available for indigent from tuberculosis Auto tires at cut ad in paper See Sons of Veterans The monthly meet wig of the Sons of Veterans will be held in Odd Fel lows Hall tomorrow evening oclock All the members are urged to be present Ste Wilmer ad in to days Festival There will be a festival in the Kel hall on Thursday evening July 20 The proceedS will be used for the benefit of tho Washington church JOSEPH WEHRLE HOME FROM ITALY Young Man Nephew of Indiana Peo ple Completed Four Years Course in Priest hood in Rome SON OF E N WEHRLE foil Jawing which aip in yesterdays Punxsutawney Spirit will be of interest here Father Wchrle being a nephew of R W and thc Misses Wchrle street Father Joseph the son of Mr and Mrs K N Wentie arrived here yesterday from Rome where for the past four pears the has been stud ying at the American College He was ordained as a priest in of laist year Father Wehrle 1eit an Italian port on June 22 on the steamer Giuseppe Verdi He was 20 days on bhe wa No untoward experiences were met with during the long trip across Dhc Mediterranean and the Atlantic the vessel left port at might BO that its movements might be con ats much as Father Well rite was a student at St Vincents College for seven years and his completion of the course there entered the American College at Rome and has completed his four years course there He is about 24 years of age He is a member of the Erie diocese and will probably be assigned to some pastorate in this section although at the present time he has no idea where his services will begin He will remain at his home here until he has further in The following appeared in last evenings issue of New York Sun Eleven young American priests who arrived yesterday on the Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi were unable to return to this port a of clerical friends in recently from Bor because the French authorities not permit neutrals with German names to travel through Five of the priests who preferred to take no chances by going France are the Revs Julius Horn Henry Joseph Burger William and Joseph MISS WILL ENTERTAIN AT HOSPITAL Miss Morgart superintendent of the Indiana hospital will entertain the members of the Ladies Auxiliary and all other women interested in hospital work tomorrow afternoon from to oclock The af fair will be held in the hospital grove and promises to be a most pleasant in formal occasion planned for the pur pose of discussing plans for the hos pital as well as getting together in a social way Russia Loses Transports International News Service CONSTANTINOPLE July Three Russian transports have been sunk in the part of the Black Sea by submarines and a fourth was forced to run ashore the Turk ish mi IKS try of marine announced today Bara in East Strand Monday The regular meeting of the Span War Veterans will be held in Odd Fellows Hall this evening at oclock Important business W F Com Dr H J Schmoker Foot specialist of Pittsburgh will be at the More Hotel Indiana Wednesday and Thursday July 19 and 20 where he will treat ailments of the feet Second Week of our MidYear Sale BROS The Thursday 500 met Tuesday at the ow on the trolley line The ladies spent the afternoon fancy work and ami tihn preparation of a feast in which tlhe husbands of tihe ies and one lone grace fully in disposing of later in the evening tihe hod oen cleared away the floor was leared for nnd the onod square stops were given in a most graceful manner to the music furnished by the The play ing of 300 also whiled away a number minutes before the car was sight ed coning around the curve Mention must be made in conclusion of the jitney that always meets the street cars Its first name is Clark Auto Service at 257 THURSDAY CLUB MET ON TUESDAY COUNTY AT STATE COLLEGE State College July ty superintendents of public schools in Pennsylvania met here far annual conference which iis in connection with sum mer of the Pennsylvania State College Thirtythree superin ait opening session For days they discus sed problems affecting the public school of the State Their re commendations be submitted to the State board of education Among the vital talc en upp by the superintendents were a survey and report on the con solidation of schools in this State legislation to laid consolida tion State aid for a higher mini mum salary employment of distinct supervisors and improvement of technical equipment of ithe normal graduates MANY DEAD IN MEXICAN FLOOD International News Service CITY July have already drowned 200 per sons in the district about Queretaro are becoming worse hourly according to official dispatches received today Thousands of have been dri ven from their honiS and sought re fuge at Queretaro overtaxing the re of the city EDWARD Nephew of and Mrs J Lost His Life Working on P 1 Near New BURIAL IN Edward Hall aged 46 New Florence a nephew erf Hall and Mrs J S of IrM with a were al oclock yesterday afte while engaged in signal on the railroad point known as the Loom most mid and Seward were down by tot freight No 14GC p ers body was badly head being cut off and ly mangled Halls1 also w badly cut ibut his features so badly marred Hall and Singer were wires attached to the rails seated on one of the h tracks A train was other rails and tihey ed to observe the approach oft train which killed them The en eer and fireman of the they knew nothing of tihe of the men until almost and that the whittle signal ger apparently wast tilain was stopped and the placed aboard and taken Both men were dead when reached The ed over to Undertaker will be to New The bady of Hall will to burial in Oakland leaves a widow and two mother Elizabeth Hall brothers and a Singer leaves hiswidow ents being both dead for a of years Both men were New Florence and had for ins been employed in by the Pennsylvania Daily Account Of Doing Of Our Soldier Boys Camp July 15 Dear People Another dull day in Camp The company got the third yesterday and as a re sult there are quite a of sick boys We have received the last shot so we have some in that Had a little sand storm a few min utes ago It only takes an instant for one to start and it doesnt give much warning Tents almost blew away and hats rolled for yards and some paper which happened to be in the direct path was carried up into the air for almost 100 feet and went sailing away Ike monoplanes Took a walk the other evening to find some one we knew after walking a few miles saw Cald well formerly of the is anxious to he to our company and we hope he is for he will be a welcome to our bunch Also saw the ruins of the El Paso Country Club This was the most magnificent equiped chub in the South and was lately destroyed by fire The officers of Uhe 10th Regiment had an homo there ami as it Is just a short way from camp tihe opportunity could have been use u bit The ce ment tennis courts and shower are all that is left except a few stone walls A dull day in camp may include a very strenuous hike For a battalion drill may be a short hike over the stony and cacti covered foot right into the muzzle of a for hiWS U is exciting for on the steep hills your front bo right wider and ft step would be like pi us fc one in and game neut Pierce first platoon was giving orders a quarterback and air teammate of the has Allayed at Kiski ette W and J and Schools promptly got into and out a roar started and seeing a stone of per size his good it and sent it flying for a field goal It is a it was or Alexanders lost and he tackling the officers that cacti covered ball may bo in fche niont there are 101 reasons why It al nt be played here This we had d the Company were and mews Everything dont think man had a speck of tlust and Ern Caldwells bi had only been he ihas been little no canteen and w MeLain said Me fight Me ceps uip and put gulation shirt out of Sergeant 1 love letters and when looked into the ed it to the owner for in the We rowing wwj A
