ï~~r<' l TO ABATE FLU Presbyterian -Pastor Tells Masked Congregation Science Has Failed. Rows of white-masked worshipers greeted pastors of churches where pervlees were held yesterday. Many churches abandoned services. A few had only one service. Prayer for the abatement of the Influenza plague was urged by the Rev. It. T. Graham, pastor of the Westminster Preabyterlan Church, who said that the recent victory in arms was the ReportI I W. i We offer, by way of6 gift suggest a score or more of cleverly conce t ilet articles that poss ss all the beauty of r al ivory, but which ay be bought at a f action of its cost. H irbrushes.....$3.75 to $7.50 Talcum Bc Mt ros.........$4S5 to88.50 Cuticles. Co be bs............SOc to $1.25 Files Cl th Brushes............5.00 ie Ha r Receivers, $2.00 to $3.25 Buffers... Mi tary Brushes...$5 to $7.50 Scissors. Pu Boxes......$2.00 to $3.25 Trays..... Ca dlesticks............... 2.50 Clocks... Sal Te Boxes.........5Oc to 65c Hat Brust Picture Frames............................. Traveling cases fitted with white and shell p unes-A full'line of Houbigant's pesi fac powders, talcums, sachets. harles Mayer & 29 nd 81 West Washington Street. i outcone of prayer. "Today we are confronted with an appalling situation of a dreadful pestilence, that walketh in darkness," he Tsaid: "the darkness of which baftfes our health boards and physicians. In L. T V O C A JIC)Nfact our board of health has stated NT -VOCALION ':::,o4tah hd lthat the situation over the state is beI I gyond its control. The Governor has called on all moral forces and relief oru uage --e language of emotion; ganizations to aid in the fight against )llan-Vocalon is the one phonograph influenza. it y t s"Thin is the age of science, but lot its yOU to expetss your ownmusi- us not forget that it is also the Chrise historyof musicalinstruments none tin age. Science flas brought us many hlessings, one of the latest of which is he element of personalinterpretation the aerial telephone, used so success)ermTanentpnlace intheworldofmusic. fully, unknown to us by our forces on the battle front, in directing our airpression the Graduola affords you. planres. has also directed and - Nelenc:e has also directed and dei4 $j Is $7; Gr sorLes ft.l veloped methods of terrible destruction d _few In ombs and gases. S"We are attempting to deal with an 0 insidious plague altogether scientificallyv through sanitation. We have failed Pianto Company thus far to rout the foe. While forces Nerti Pasvivsa8sse of sanitation are perplexed, why not call the greatest of moral and relrtous for,'es, the church of Je.us Christ. to gather tor plead with Glod, the gra-............... losltv s 'ereign God, to slay the de'w,. ^.,,,,,,,' ',," n':'-,'-h:,' i structle foe, the flu germ.,.-,,., ". " God in Railroad Shops. S Sa ig Your Dollars Ithas reached me that the men of ' one of our largest railroad shops, on nethe receipt of the message of the armlna the Account,aThen Deposit Every pa-ei otrew teir t Pay Day. - direction, and then at the suggestion of For your convenience one in their midst, all kneeled while a all day Saturday until 9 p. m.. leader offere thanksgiving to God. "'-hall we sit still with faces masked. TY TRUST COMPANY not knowing whether the masks stop any germs, coming or going, waiting 8 T MrUSt COM AN for the epidemic to run its course, or 148 E. Market St. ' shall- we seek God in simultaneous wrayer? lie can stay the pestilence in His own wise way. It may be He will freeze it out by a cold day or night, then burn It out by a hot sun, then wash it away with a steady downpour of rain. Let us ask Hisl help." t Sre "bluzzling the Minister" was discussed by the Rev. J, C2. McCaslin at the ""morning service of the Mansur Park Methodist Protestant Church. He said That god wheat taste that in part: h ed a "The minister of the gospel is a man we all like in the baked loaf od has called by His grate. and re. -IT'S THERE when you vealed Jesus Christ in him that he use E-Z-BAKE FLOUR. migth preach this same Christ to the peop N. He Is a watchman. If he warns You sense it In the appetlz- the people about sin and its conseing odor that fills the kitch- quences and they heed not the warntog, they are responsible for their en and makes you so downfall, He is God's spokesman. If hungry when mother de he warns not the people then he is recides to give the "men sponsible for the consequences which befall those who hear him. The minister folks" some good "home. is an ambassador for Jesus Christ. He made" Have y6u any must deliver all of the God-sent mesE-Z-BAKE on hand? sage and not diminish A'Word. lie must - o boldly preach Jesus Christ and beseech men to be reconciled to God. His busiEVAN' nesa is to win souls to Christ and train them for efficient service. As a minister he must not be musled. "What is it to muzsle a minister? To orestrain him from preatohin the gos el of Jesus Chtist. To hi der m expressing his real cony oe, o his activities as pastr And leader 6 4 (.his congregation..!:: Muzzlers of Ministers. i "Who muzzles the minister? The I obn rmufles ke...A.',*... --.. DR. HARRY J. WElL. Dr. Harry J. Well. United States Naval Reserve Corps, has reported at the Naval Medical School in Washington. D). C., for service as a surgeon. Dr. Well is a graduate of the Indiana Medical College. class nf 1903, and received his training as interne at the Deacon ss Hospital. He has been engaged in practice in this city for several years. He has had an office at 2040 East Michigan street. FLU CONDITIONS STILL UNCERTAIN Lack of Reports to City Board Prevents Analysis-Hurty Sees Plague on Wane. The failure of physicians to report influenza cases to the city board of health yesterday made it impossible for Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary, to analyze the situation and no action will be taken until a meeting of the board tomorrow afternoon. Dr. Morgan said that only two physicians had reported during the day and that these reports.were insufficient to warrant a statement as to whether the disease is spreading or whether it is on the wane "The reports which the board will receive Monday." Dr. Morgan said. "will serve as a true index to the situation, and at the board meeting Tuesday action taken will be in line with epidemic conditions as found." If the disease is found to be spreadIng, instead of decreasing, it is Dr. Morgan's opinion that a restrictive order may be thought nehessary by the board and if such conditions exist the action of placing a ban will be considered by the board at its meeting tomorrow. Two physicians reporting to the city bo0'd of health Sunday announced nine hew cases of Influenza developed since final reports submitted for Saturday. There were three deaths reported late iq the afternoon due to pneumonia, and six deaths reported to the health offoe as occurring or Sunday. The grand total of influenza cases reported since the fEDERAL COURT TOARRAIGN 225 Greate Number of Indictments Call for Today Charge Liquor Violations. Approximately 225 persons from varilous part of the state will be arraigned in Feder I Court this tnorning and enter plas bef re Judge A. B. Anderson to Federal Grand Jury indictments. The greater number of the indictments charge v olation of the Webb-Kenyon law prohl iting transportation of intoxicating liquors from a wet lnto-..a dry state, although several of thb defendants are harged with failure to observe the mili try draft law, violation of the postal las a. conspiracy to defraud the governme t and robbery of interstate shipment The Ocober Federal Grand Jury returned a total of 183 indictments involving appro imately 260 persona. With the exception of possibly twenty-fide, all named In the ldtctments have been arrested. I the greater number of cases the personm ainvolved gave bond upon arraig'nment before the United States commissioner S, but a number are in the Marion County Jail pending arraignment. Many From Lake County. The greatest number of liquor cases are from ike County and nearlyeight living at past Chicago, Gary. Hammond and Indiaa Harbor are entangled in the Federl net. Several of the men involved ae wealthy and influential in their respective ome cities. One walthy Cincinnati wholesale liquor dealeor is charget jointly with two Indianapolis cjtizens with conspiracy in the shipment of intoxicating liquor from Cincinnati to thcs city. He is the first non-resident wholesale liquor dealer to be arrested. although it Is said the grand jury indicted two others wh are tealdents of Chle go. Prominent among the defendants who will ha a.a reI is Tan W Talbot 1&. "Sh( Di Be sure t you by the Any dlam but one sto to you, viz. you will ha it. This fa ation. J. I n; Rooms 2, 3 GIVE *THAKS * timeeto pointmen greater t BOO MASKS A Lieut. E. rine recruit order by the method of a He devised "U. S. Mar letters insci was worn once force. -Hi A Aspirin T O Rserf Haag'e I ZO Quint I Ii.....r