Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 5

I COXE COXE i CHIROPRACTORS Tippecanoe County Superip Personals have 5 that 1 4 ST octal Calendar Ji I Hl The two men had O7ie DELPHI vibrations Our yVindows Display the' avored Styles Engagements Represented by 4 JAMISON Clubs 666 MAIN STREET 412 MAIN STREET Thieme Schucssler Co Giving paper Right Size Rues Cole APRIL SALE STHMA Silk Undergarments and Kimonos or Any Room You Have THE Eureka Parties We are showing want for wear a nd Vacuum $150 to $395 Cleaner and $595 you as many new numbers just received $750 Wets the Dirt Not the Carpet Silk Kimonos ttemonsirduo 1 The Eureka EIectric Vacuum Cleaner $1275 up to $1850 Mrs ivvrr i I I POPUIAR STo" John and Ruth returned relatives EUREKA tfedncVnaOaMr feather cleaner 1 on by 1 county among Too ms 2:30 the thjs TH" There is no "cure but relief often brought by a Joe cov ered fpr less mon ey when you buy Carpets See our values at 95c $125 Camisoles of flesh colored de Chine and Wash Satin embroidered lace trimmed special values at day meet 1 ng sleeves styles and and The Mrs Mrs Mr and Mrs 1 8x36 in to of Italian Silk Jcr and bodice tops light and dark I fe will sing a Isaac Born a paper on Union Suits sey filled in flesh color The Cheney Reproducer sensitively attuned to receive and transmit Edward group of songs and Mrs of Indianapolis will read Jew' in TUESDAY Ther will be an all on An interesting pi ngram has been ar r'lnrrori ivn zl "KTzvll Kimonos with: sijjarl sleeves tassr ls ribbon land hand era are pink ros' light blue and Daylight returned I a Iddgc I tied out into! the The rig The needle point seems to float over 'a record avoiding unpleasant yet finding and repro ducing a wealth elusive harmony Correct ootwear for Spring I You will find it a delightful privilege to visit our Boot Shop and get correct fashions at reasonable prices'Never before so early in the season were we able to such a complete Oxfords in! Tan Black and White with either Cuban or 'Louis heels also a beautiful line of one eyelet ties 1 trimmed with broider cd lavender Chemise of Crepe de Chine Busse illow Satins in fles white lace embroidered ant ored stylos Very special at $450 to $950 Bewitching dainty these undergarments and kimonos are among that we have ever had' Tones of Crystal Purity favorite charm does Woman Will Seek Seatf in Congress Italian Silk in flesh lace and hand em Priced at Alaurine Hooker of Dayton guest of friends in th'c city Murdock of spending a few days in the guest of relatives riel of Jersey City will come this month for a and Mrs family of ing of the Young guild of the Central Presbyterian church Tuesday in the churefi parlors Miss lora Horn anil Miss Bertha Lane will 'be hostesses The Delta Chi sorority will subscription card party at o'clock i Tuesday afternoon at owler hotel roof garden for benefit of the Home hospital the prophecy of the AmericanHotel Men's association going to be the outcome of the modern rem prqoiem i is it true mat in anotner ten years everybody will be living in hotels? It is beginning to look that wayjeven to those outside the pale of hotel keeper and real estate men The tendency to drift from the the yard or garden to the apart ment has been tremendous Apartments havei up dn? cities over night like mushrooms The difficulty encountered in finding suitable 'homes within a radius of the business sections of cities was given as one of the first reasons for the apartment houses Then the scarcity of hired help forced women into apartments where the house work was simpler Now with the shortage of help and the increased rentals the apartment hotels or family hotels are becoming more numerous in all sections of the country There been many instances where a family has moved to an apartment hotel when there were no more cooks forthcoming' from the agency and more than one young couple has stored the wedding present furniture to move Silk Undergarments The cleaner dhat'gets the surface dirt threads hair lint of the Members of the club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Arthur Rutz 217 Main street Lawrence Beamer John Lynch and John Primmer Refreshments were served i Those present were: Mr and Airs Edward oster! Mr and Mrs John Lynch (Mr hnd Albs CL Chenoweth Mn and Airs Lau itiiive xeuiner jir ana urs Primmer Mrs Griffith Baer son Gerald Katherine Lynch Kendall i Alary and Alargarette Chenoweth Bernice Beamer Her bert Ober and Arthur Primmer MONDAY APRIL 12 There will be a regular meeting of Psi lota Ni sorority at 6:30 o'clock Monday evening at the otisMiss Catherine VanNatta North Ninth street The Current Topio club will meet nt Alonday afternoon at t'ic heme of Airs William Alarshall Sinti and it nth streets The Tourist club will meet at 2:30 Cheney shades wlllti floral and oriental designs trim med with satin ribbon in' plain tailored or fancy shirred jokes md pockets Very spe cial at) I cry special at i $500 and $750 Kalama unnouncedi her can PHI PSI AAIR Members of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity' entertained with an in formal dance at their ichapter house riday evening The chaperones were Dr Hatt Air and Mrs Alelford Dr and Airs Kern Air and Airs Harold Eastes reebergs orchestra played HONOR BRIDES ELECT Air aid Airs' Edwards of North Seventh street announce the ngafeembnt fuid approaching mar riage of I their daughter Al iss Alary to Otto A Bossung The wed ding will take place thd latter part of this month afternoon i at the Community house Miss Carolyn Shoemaker will discuss Hugh Wal Secret The Council of Jewish Mmen will meet at 2: 3(1 Alonday after no at the Tfmple Vestry rooms 625 Columbi a Street Chiropractic electro therapy metfchanical inasagc cabinet baths showt ers High blood pressure rheumaj tisnr neuritis all nervous diseases a specially Superfluous hair rer moved Male attendant for men 1 or appointments i Phone 3081 PHI GAMMA DELTA DANCE The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity entertained riday evening at the owler hotel with a formal dinner dance in honor of its initiates About thirty five couples were present with many out of town guests among 1 he number Those present from out of town were Aliss Esther Morrison of rankfort Aliases of Indianapolis Beat ot' rankfort: Alarle Evansville Dorothy Wilson who suffered a ma jor oreration an Indianapolis nospitAl this week Lindstrom arrived' home to Jov vsrkwww rf TBAlltbe with his daughter Airs Prun ner of Rockford Ill Aliss Alary Alason wedding of a school friend at Leba non this week relatives I Mr and Airs Charles Hendricks I son of West Delphi hare I home from a visit with The Willard niet riday afternoon at the home ot Airs I A Goddard on Alabama In a very interesting session lhe meeting was opened bv the president Airs William AIcCarthy and the devotional was led by Airs Artie Andrews county superintend ent of evangelistic work A card of thanks was read from the Chil hpme for eggs donated for Easter It was decided to hold the spring institute Alay 6 at the home of Airs William Kantz After the Artie Andrews and Sys anii Peterson Tippecanoe superintendent of schools is fifty of the cotiniy school superin tendents of the state who have been granted increases of salaries This announcement comes from II Hines state superintendent of pub lic instruction who was in thelcity Saturday to deliver an address be fore the joint institute of city (and county teachers fThe increases jvere secured under the provisions £fa salary law passed by the last sion of the 'legislature providing for an increase of not more lhan $1000 Several ago a peti tion was circulated here in behalf of Air Peterson containing thejsig natures of the necessary four hund red or more freeholders Air Pet erson has been granted an increase of $800 the ambunt having ieen determined by the township trijstee and then submitted to the county commissioners' forj approval He now' receives $2200 a year Of the fifty superintendents granted increases twenty two will have their salaries raised $1000 i Airs William Robinson is Ixnnsvillc where she spent a few davs with her husband Air Robin i returned home with her Sat I urday to spend the weck enc Air and Al rs Albert Hockgeiger of Mt Carmel III are the guests of I All' and Airs I Al Eberle North I Eighteenth street Misses Dorothea and Alatgaret Enners of Indianapolis were in lhe city riday evening to attend the i I 'si dance Aliss Lois Reeves of DePauw is the guest of friends in the city While here she attended the Phi Psi dance Aliss is the Mrs apolis tne city Al rs visit with her parents Air William Woodard and Alorton street I Alls Robert jCoimts and daughter Alary are expected home the last of the week from Daytona la where they spent the winter Airs Samuel Bass left Saturday for Indianapolis to spend the week end with relatives A Cunningham of Springfield is visiting his parents Air and Mrs Edward Cunningham and at tending the Delta Upsilon fraternity convention Aliss Esther Reese of Springfield is' the guest of Air and Airs Ed ward Cunningham of Howell street Aliss Alary Shields has returned from rankfort where she attended a Phi Delta Kappa dance Aliss Louise Brown who has been attending the University of Allchi gan arrived home riday to spend ner mo North VARSOVIENNE DANCE Air informal dance given jtyy Varsovienne dancing was helfl at Allen's riday evepingY Chaper ones for the occasion included and Mrs Gregg and Reisner Air and Afrs XV 'Randolph and Ward Lambert AIuslc by orchestra When Alartin Bill residing onl the Perry gravel road came out off the home of his father in law Cornfliiis Werkhoff 1316 Upion street at riday hipfht to drive tej his home he found his horse and buggy missing a short time before from meeting and the horse was side Air Bill went house for a few minutes was gone on his return hnd no trace I had been found of it by Saturday noon It is not known whether the horse broke loose and strayed uiiyl are was stolen 1 I Atorrison of rankfort Emily Aloon of Crawfordsville otny svtese rice Boulder Bromm of Kirkpatrick of New Richmond Lou ise inewmes ot Columbus Esther Lund of Hammond chaperones were Dedn and Stanley Coulter Professor and A Young Bernard Sobel and Airs Stuart Air Mrs DQwenter Air and A Wagner Air and Airs A Brockenbrough Air and Ales Henry Marshall Jr and Air and Airs Swezey i AREWELL PARTY Air and Airs John Primmer of Alain street entertained a par I of friends Thursday evening in honor of AJr and Airs Edward os ter who will leave Saturday for fu ture residence in Arkansas The evening was spent laying cards and prizes were awarded to Airs Grif fith Baer" Airs John Lynch I 2x1 5 ft in Axrriinster Brussels Wilton and iber We bought in quantity and bought for les and they are offered April sale AMO 4vu society of Con gress street AL church held its usual monthly meeting' at the home of Aliss Essie Aleekin riday eve ning At the close of the business session surprise miscellaneous bower was given in honor of two brides to be Alisscs Ruth Merchant and Catherine Allen The evening was deleted to games contests and at a late hour delightful re freshments were served Vests of color an broidered trimmed $395 $450 $750 AND SQaETY NEWS The secret of a not lie in the bolt! primary tones of the voice or instrument It is fche individuality displayed in the control of subtle overtones which wins the appreciation of myriad music lovers When music lacks thesq delicacies it becomes mechanical But The Cheney mirrors the exquisite tones of the original reproduction in all their vibrant beauty 1 The Cheney is a distinct acoustical achieve ment Each instrument is finished in period design perfect in craftsmanship CHENEY TALKING MACHINE COMPANY her spring vacation with ther Airs Lyda Brown Twelfth street Mrs Ben Yalowitz has froin a visit with ini Hammond Mrs I Carr and daughter of Brookston were guests of friends in Lafayette Saturday Airs'" Jennie West has left for a several visit with her sister Airs Spikelman of Danville lit Max Mayer has returned to his home iYi Little Rock Ark afters a visit here with' his sistei Airs erdinand Dryfus i Aliss rances Opp of Otterbein is here for a visit with her aunt Airs Laura oster Airs Joseph Lynch of Boswell was in Lafayette Saturday on busi ness and visiting friends Aliss Genevieve Ryan has return ed to her home at Delphi after a brief visit with friends in this city John Schuessler' and son Clar ence and Air and Airs John Ermel have returned from Oxford where they attended the funeral of John i Rommel I Aliss Lillian Watkins of Chicago I is the guest of her mother Airs i Alary of New York street Air and Airs A Alalsbary have returned from a few visit in Indianapolis William Kantz ousiness session Airs read' a paper on lematic oreign Alisslon work was read ivi rs Dr Crampion has been elected commander of the Harry Bohannon Post American Legion td succeed Charles Robert Pollard who has removed to Washington Aliss Helen Sales ot the New York I store suit Jias resigned I her position employment with the American Auto Top com pany Miss Violet Tyler of Pittsburg as taken employment in the state school for the feeble minded' at ort Kokomo 1 Wayne Airs Helen Statler zoo Alicli didacy for the nomination for con gress on the republican ticket from the Third 'Michigan district She has been indorsed by a committee ofMichigan women headed i by Mrs Carolinci Bartlett Crane well known authority on civic conditions Airs Statler is the daughter of Col Curtcnius civil war officer and granddaughter of Voodbury one of leading Lfininciers in the and She is a gradu ale of Wells college Kimonos of satin with loose flow ami hir waist lines in tailored olor i i combinn ions PETERSON! I GETS MORE PAY! AS SCHOOL HEAD crease: Others in the State Benefit jCHIROPRACTIC '(Spinal Adjugtln) Back Bone Is Health VAWTER 416 17 1 EL Lafayette Life Bldg Phene for appointment Our Motto: a i Weddihgs i 1 MULLER Announcement is made of the inarriagel of Charles A AluUer asid Aliss Ald el which took place at! the rectory of St church iWednesday evening The ceremony was performed Al Byrne and the couple i were at tended by Arthur brother of the bride and Aliss Lucille Wal ilron Mr Alulier has bech employ ed for several years as ti clerk at the Hotel Lahr and is also propri etor of the cigar and news id the Lafayette Life Insurance build ing Alns Muller is the daughter ot' Airs Rose They left Saturday on a wedding trip to Chi cago and will be at home after April 15 at apartments in the Reif flats' LAAYETTE JOURNAL COURIER Saturday Evening April 10 1920 PARENTS DAUGHTER Air and Airs Otis McDaniels of Route are the'1 parents of a daughter' born early Saturday morn ing at St Elizabeth hospital DELPHI Ind (April 10 A mid night fire in the IMortonville suburb totally destroyed' the Hildebrand property last niglt The house (was occupied by a family named Sib bltt who had lieen absent from home for a weeki and this was the probable reason fpr delay in giving the alarm before ijhe fire had sptead too far to be controlled The neigh bors succeeded in saving a smallpart of the household furniture The jury in the Stair will pase which has had its third hearing inthe courts Hearne lin at 5:30 riday evening (after twenty four hours spent in deliberation without a vote stood through out the wliole time nine to three in favor of the will I i Roger Mayhill son of AJay hill a i loss in the theft riday evening of his new $50 1 bi cycle Thievery seems to be abroad in Delphi of late as evidenced! by disappearance of sweaters new overshoes owned by the school children I Mrs 4AV Rankle was notified by telegraph today of the sudden death' in1 Toledo of her 12 year od'v grandson Clarence Roskuski child "of Air and jAIrs Charles Ros kuski former residents of Delphi Thetbody arrived here this afternoon and taken to the home ofi his paternal grandfather Charles Ros kuski The cause of the death is not known and the funeral tar rangements swill not be made Until the arrival of thei parents The rel atives in this city believe the funeral will be conducted Ifrom St Catholic Alonday morning Henry 'B Wilson was called to Beaver Dam Wis today by the death of his wife Mrs Wool Ingrain Carpets in desir able' colors arid de "sigrisrf a 1 1 the I toa hotel room or suite when their rent was'boosted to twice as much as son ine young nusoana couia anora to pay lor tneir suburban home i iAgain the rent profiteer may be? (blamed this1 time his crime may lie a rrirrnn ie nne The hotel men say that it is merely a matter of evolution Does mean that in ten years the great American home will be a thing civilization igoing' onward must the Children of the coming genera tion be deprived of all of the good features of the old fashioned home and family life just localise the bad features are eliminated in the progress Let tis liope not Alay there always be families old fashioned enough if that is what you want to call it to uphold the belief that hotel life is not the ideal atmosphere 4n whichSto rear children and may the cooking of the hotel chef always find rival in kind mother used to VICKS VAP0R1 BODYGUARD" 6O l2Q 4 I 1 Bloomers of Italian Silk and Wash Satin in fancy trimmed styles values at $475 the kmd of rugs you beauty in sizes from tendent Allbwed $800 In Horse and Buggy Reported Missing at very special ilow prices for our Do not miss coming to this sale and AIORE it gets fine dirt embedded in tire fibre carpet The iJuREKA cleans the upholstery mattresses pillows etc without Jjijury because jt is a high speed which creates sufficient suction (pressure) to do it IT IS A ACT th5 a cleaner "with a high speed motor and a small opening will jet MORE dirt without injury to the rug or uphqlstery than Other method 'iwtlRT NOT THE nfor EREE Northern lndina Gas EIectric Co "THE GAS COMPAX'kl Mgr st "JEB i r' di 11 1 Obf Jis If' I Ji i ZnM Mrs Helen Statler I 1 a ft I II I 1 'A I I v' nv Hr 9 a yn 1 A A MB JPi "Id 71 xA ff aV rjC 1111 frl I I I I I I 'h I Jf wk 1 0 I I Zl Vj OI1OU VjU I 3 a I 7 i I uiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiilmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I I 'X 'WMV wBSr JTw bee a 0 iH di and 'i' i I tail ZSSSm We eJT rS (TTpA I rs it iMv I1 I I I A 1 i "i I '1 xC 10 1" 0 I I I 11 0 if I 1 I 1 0 i a a HI tt 7 i beam ift Hsl 1 jT Priced al rj $2250 0 'l' Ml 4 A 1 1 1 S' JI mJIIi wife Al 1 1 1 1 Iffi H1 I Hnl iif I ll yii 1 ffliiiM fflbilljl 10 ThEPOPUIAR store I.