South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 108, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 April 1916 — Page 4

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HEART OP CITY

Spring Sunshine Brings Forth Stench From Rubbish in Haymarket.

MKs. m:llii; frisk. Mrs. Nellie Fr!nk of Detroit. ears old, who ram? to thin city day air, died of heart trout. lo o'clock Sunday night at

10 at the

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Residents In tho vicinity of old h:vmarkft. S. Iifaytte b

and South ct.. are beginning to enj'-y the odors whbh tho warm weather ha3 etlrred from tho piarter block Of refuse th- Ity administration has been depositing there during the past winter. Also, as the sun i'nuvs uarmrr, tho children who attend the Lafayette school, j ' i :-1 across th alley from th" city's clumping round.. are getting the be-neüt of the obnoxious smell with its accompanying germs. While tho snow v.'a.s on tho cround and th- earth waj) frozen nobody noticed tho st ne h tho city's refuse which was bdng ttackod behind tho hugo signboards, now out of sight hut not out of smell. Rut during tho last 10 days a dozen residents living n;ir tho old hnymarkot havo complained of the nuisance. Tho piles upnn pib-s of rtroot scrapings and refuse have thawed. Whonovop tho sun shim s a smell Is borne broadcast that equals if not exceeds in undesirability that for which tho city ha- boon searching on th north side for works. And there is no doubt in this instance as to -where the smell roms from. In fact It 1 a distinctive smell known only to KU- h a collection of refuse as the administration his scpn tit to rile ui within a few foot of a school house and in a rcsldenco section. Tho warm winds carry the odors from the dumping grounds directly into the Lafayette school buildings and .urrounding homes. Whenever the children enter tho school .'rounds adjoninj? the haymarket for their regular recreation period the aroma of the city's refuse is distinct.

INDUSTRIAL BOARD HERE

Herbert Wilt rout Sues MKhawaku Concern l'or Ranutge's. The second hearing before the Indiana Industrial board In South Bend since the creation of that body by the legislature in 1 'J 1 T, Is losing held this afternoon at tho court house. Herbert Wiltrout is the plaintiff in tho case nnei he is uing the Rubber Rent-gerating Co for injuries alleged to have been received while in the employ of the concern. The accident happened Feb. 4. FUG.

homo of hor sister. Mr. John Make-

man. in& L Corby st. Mr. Frink

hid boon ill for six months. She!

wan born in Mor.ro, Wis., March 17, l Funoraj servier-, will be held at the residence at 2 oYlock Tuesday afternoon. Lev. Guy H. Flack otticiating. Rurial will bo in Hlverview eni tf ry.

FUNERALS MKS. CAKIOTI ORCrTT. Funeral services for Mrs. Carlotta rcutt. 1 1 4 :i I". Indiana av were held at th" residence at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. 'leoTe W. Allison ofTlciatlnt. Rurial was in Highland cemetery.

NVENTORY SHEET

Accountant Gives Further Testimony in Plow Co., Receivership Suit.

REAL ESTATE TPwNSFERS

Ion Kestrels of Indiana Tille and Ixan Co.

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The problem of be a difilcult one. b'ütr f"i" b-''ompo

after Villa died of

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That tho South Bend Chilled Plow f'o. increased Its liabilities $7,742.10 prior to June 30, 1915, and did not place them on the Inventory' sheet taken at that date was the chief feature of the testimony givon Monday mornlnS by W. (I. Haitch. representative of Marwick, Mitchell, Feat and Co., accountants of Chlcacro. in the receivership and accounting suit directed against the plow concern. The trial Is now beinpr conducted in circuit court. Invokes of accounts for supplies and the like were made prior to the

MRS. KACIIi:i, COHDUAY. Funeral "services for Mrs. Rachel

Fordray of Fnlon township, will bei taking of the Inventory, the witness hold at tho residence at 1 o'clock said. The result of this he told the Saturday afternoon and at 2 o'c lock I court was to show inflated profits.

The items which Mr. Haitch mentioned vere discovered durintr an

at the Uakovillo Christian church. Rev. J. A. Downs, pastor of a Chirac:) First Iay Adventist church, will ofheiato. Burial will be in the Itkeville cemetery.

NAME COMMITTEE OF COUNTY CHARITY COUNCIL

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WOMAN SEEKS KIDNAPED CHILD IN SOUTH BEND

According to dispatches from Chicago. Mrs. Itla (I n, :'.:: Sheridan road, came to Ii Bend Monday to start a li i it?:uii the possession of her child, Charles. -0 months old. It is stated that the child was kidnaped by his father, Charles Gordon, sr., and biom;ht to South Rend. As far as can be b urned there is :.rt Charles Gordon, living

in thi3 city, and Mrs. Gordon could i ,

not be located here Monday. It Is stated in the Chicago dispatch that Mr. Gordon went to the homo of his

wife Sundav and asked to take the

in? solutions foi various problems tacin- social welfare workers, particularly the problem of dealing w.'tli the fe.-Me minded. Mr. Brown is a member of tho .state board of children's tfii.irdio nö, and also of the irovernor's comiris:ion ior the sfcudy of fee-b'e mlndedness. His talk, an unevj.ected feature of the morning's program, folbvet a report fciven b W. F.. Miller on certain cases of dependency :.nd delinjuency, tho handling of whicii has puzzled the local board. Tlie imestitn of what to do -with the apparently normal children of subnormal or feeble minded parents wh"tl or to place them in good families or to keep them in the orphans" home, eventually to turn them out into the world anyway is constantly presenting itself. Another problem is what to do with a feeble minded child after he has passed the i ve when lie can legally remain the charye of an orphans' home. 'The problem of mental defective:," v;Jd Mr. Brown, "is greater than any of us realize. Al' of our other j.iobloms, I boUexe. arc largely problems cf mental defectives, our relief werk, our delinquency and our truancy problems. Jr September there were 1,7 51 dependent children in our orphans' homes. Of the feeble iiiindo Incss of of these children there was no question. Of the remaining number t.J er cent were backward from four to seven years. In the public schools of the various Mates from J ." t "ä percent are retarded. In our boys' and girls' Industrial y hools ; r per cent are mental defeoties ami SO per cent are retarded. It i a known fact that there aro four times that many otu ill so.-;et.

j lveo Wat of Attae k. j "There are tw w ays in which v. e tenn m.eet this problem of the men

tal d 'f'-'tix e: Segregation and Ktenl-

ition. 'e hae not been able to

do erv much with the latter masuro so far. Its constitutionality is in ( uestion. md moreover we have no

fiojlili.- ver.tir-.'nt l.oliind us as vor.

baby ..ut for an airing. Hours passed ; Wf. (,() nothing without pu!dic

and rattier and ci.iid uui not return, t

Th dis,ipp,araiico of the baby wa

sentiment. In -order tc- care for ihe

tee-ble minded adonuatelv lv seiiro-

reported to tho police. Later a tel- j . atiu:i u t. .,,. have another instt-

epheme message is sujipoed to h.v

lK-en received stating in tuth Bond.

the child was

t ut ion.

AGITATE REMOVAL OF MONUMENT TO VETERANS

The subject of truancy was discussed and well handled h Fran' Wolfe, piineip.il of the l'crley school, and .Mrs Boso Grimes of Mishaaka. prmciv;,l of the Ringham school. Mihau akii Miss Olive Bal

lt v toi 1 of the work of the children's?

Representatives of Anten Post No. iisp ns iry. owing to u lack of time

S, (J. A. R.. apiartd before the county cmniissioners Monday mornin? in connection with tho proposed change in tb.e location of the Soldiers' and Sailor's monument. Because of the height of the Farmer' Security building' adjacent, some of the old soldiers are of the be-lief that the monument is obscured. Two proposed sites now under consideration are in Howard park and another directly across from the park on the ed;e of the rier bank.

F. B. Barnes' talk on "Ibeere-ation Work With Children," was omiFed. Problem of Tniancj. "i tur public hools do not approach enil Iren by way of their natural im 'liivitions. I am convinced that much of our truancy is due to tb::t fact." Mr. olfe esserted. "W-i have taken the iir.-d steps in the ru-ht direction since we- have passed lav. s making it pcssible Jor schovd i -orporati ns to indue;.1 In irieir urlicula subjets tbal will appeal tc activ ihibiren when the are at the

audit taken by him this past winter of the plow company's books. The accountant also testified to the method in which the plow company carried its accounts with branch warehouse concerns all over the country. The witnesses said that a soon as a bill of poods were shipped away, the recorel was entered upon the books of the corporation as If they were sold, less 30 per cent cliscount for the cost of selling. Other testimony was offered by the witness to show alleged laxity in the keeping of the plow company's books. All of the Items mentioned by Mr. Haitch In connection wdth his statement to show that certain expenditures of the company were not entered as liabilities until after the time of the Inventory of profits and los-ses was made were small, none of them being much larger than fl.000. He mentioned a total of G4 items.

Kts. Rldsr. and Ian Fund association t,o Wladyslaw Myszke and w ife, lot 2?, Arnold & Fisher's sub, S'.mjO. Joseph K. Kaley and wife to Harry J. K rill, land in Fortag? township, $1. Farmer's Securities Co. to Happ ä Taggart, lot lu2 in Manoka place, $t. Harry Brazy and wife to Samuel M. Robinson and William I. Klzer, lot 102?, and part lot lull. Lasalle park, J.'OO. Otis A. Gerhart to Ellen Koush.

let 14 in Lincoln Height s sub, North

John Lerner and wife to Donald P. Drummond, trustee, lot 201, Wenger 5c Kreighbaum's replat, $1. Donald P. Drummond, trustee, to John Lerner, same as next above. JI. John Lerner and wife to Harry IZ. Lerner, same as next above. $2.0'.0. C. P. DpComb, trustee to Home C. Stephenson, land in German township. "William C Treanor to Rome e Stephenson, same as next above, $1. Clyde M. Shafe r and wife to Fanner's Securities Co.. lots and 07, Haney's addition, $1. Joseph E. Martin et al. to Frank Ryder, land in Lincoln township, $4.000. South Rend Iand Co. to Elizabeth Stoudt. lot 41U Berner Grove third addition, $1. Mary A. Campau to Floyd R. Stuck, lots 10, 11. 12. Homes sub, lot 8, River Park, $1. Charles Weidler and wife to John Rorkowski and wift, bt 4 in A. D. Myer's sub, $1. Wilbur C. Crull and wife te Chester A. Townsend and wife, lots 36 and 37, Barnes' tirst addition to Riverside summer resort. $".0. Chester A. Townsend and wife to Charles Feitz, same as next above, $100. Charles Franklin Puvey and wife to John V. Mountjoy ami wife, part lot 41, Cushing's third addition. $1. Jehn Marble to Elizabeth House, lot D, Ward's sub. $975. Courtland I'. DuComb and wife to Elizabeth House, $1.750.

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Meb-o and th'.s would h if. as tho Mexicans say. gat sot in. Marion Letcher, the consul at Chihu..hu a City, instructed to ieu- the ! being taken to Chihuahu.

Villa well. If Dr. Rusk of Ml Paso, we :o ah

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body of Villa would be rendered ea-v. This physician treat-d Villa many times and could have bb-ntifiod him by his tooth and by the scars on hi bodv.

CONFESSION MAY END ARNOLD CASE

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out tht disap-Her

APPOINTED INPECT0R

.lort Fitze Xninctl to upcrlntoiul Road IniproveMnent.

Albert Fitze was appointed road Inspector to view the construction of the new James E. Eberhart road, the contract for which was let last week by the county commissioners. The pastor of the. Olivet M. E. church appeared befor? the county commissioners Monday morning seeking to get permission to use the old court house on Sunday. Owing to a prior arrangement between A uten post and the former hoard of commissioners, the members of the present board referred the colored folks to the old soldiers. It is sahl the veterans do not favor granting the church permission to use the building for services.

MRS. TRUEDELLE CITY'S SECOND POLICEWOMAN

TELLS CHURCH RELATION TO SOCIAL WELFARE

Dr. Cecil C. North of DePauw university, who is attending the St. Joseph County Social Welfare conference here, spoke on "The Relation of the Church to Social Welfare" at

the Ministerial association meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Monday morning. ;

He said that the church should become actively identified with the work that is being done by charitable organizations. Actual contact with the pe-opl who are benefited by the charitable workers would help th church as well as the people, he said. Church workers should minister t the temporal needs of these persons and at the same time bring them into closer relationship with the church. Rev. John S. Burns, Rev. L. M. Edwards of Mishawaka, and Rev. A. E. Thomas were appointed on a committee' to arrange for a picnic for the ministers and their families. They will report at next Monday's meeting.

Mrs. Lola Truedelle. äl S Rush st.. has been appointed policewoman by the board of safety, having assumed duties Sunday afternoon. This is South Rend's second policewoman, Mrs. Minnie Evans having acted in capacity since May, 1914. Mrs. Truedelle will act with Mrs. Kraus in carrying out the orders of Chief Kerr and will do work similar te that which has been carried on by Mrs. Evan.-. "Have you made any arrests yet?" Mrs. Truedelle was asked. "No. I haven't." was the reply, '"but I almost made one last nicht. If I had had my badge I would have done so." And the new policewoman appears to be c.i pi hie of making arrests when neccssiry. She will work from 1 p. m. to 5: '50 p. m. and frenn 7 p. m. until 11 ;i. m. daily. This was the schedule outlined by Chief Kerr Monday in making the announcement of I'.rf. Truedelle's appointment although he stated that it may be chaneed later.

that ho was aide to point location of both housas. Dorothy Arnold suddenly peared tiearlv six vears ago

father. Francis R. Arnold, a wealthy importer of perfumes, maintained a still hunt for six months, ami then called in publicity to help. She was last seen, so far as known, to the police and other investigators, at Fifth av. and Thirtieth st., on Dec. 12, FD'. Mysterv was but to tho euo la trin the day when Convict Edward Glennoris v. is yen at the pr-on and iicnio.i that he had made any conl'cssion ab.'üf Miss Arnold's eb-aMi to Warden Davis. p. was hfli?y.d that the secret polieo investigMion

may hav hau something to Glennoris statement.

SAYS STORY IS LOGICAL. International News Service: NEW YORK, April 17. Atty. Jeihn S. Keith, lawyer for tl ' Arnold family, when shown today the alleged confession of the Rh-jde Island convict, .-aid: "The confession seems logical, in a way. But we have prowd beyond a doubt that there was no n-'oessity for an operation on Miss Arnold. That was proveel shortly after her disappearance. This story will bo investigated thoroughly. If Miss Arnold's body had been burie-d we can identify it by her tooth." According to information which reached New York today, the man who claims to have had a hand in elisposing of the body of Dorothy Arnolds was convicted in Rhode Island under the name' of Edward Glennoris.

One contingent, it is u:ub -rstood. is

i ax iie a - . we nave nere in mh in

In favor of having the monutmnt

main where it now stands. Action on the matter by tb.e county commissioners has b n held up pending a decision among the G. A. R. t-erar.s.

JULIA VAN AUKEN GETS DIVORCE AND ALIMONY

Julia "V. Van Auken wa pnen a divorce from James M. Van Auken Monday morning in superior court. She was likewise given a decree f r $1.000 alimony, tb.e ;tmount she asked for in her complaint. The wile charged the hus?-and with mn-sup-

I'.end our industrial scnool in the

old Jefferson schul building, which has greatly helped in the soluticxi t: our problem of truancy, very remarkably in sonic i. (so-, sine-. the

mstaMata't: of the new

at the Kalo schod. the principal j there tolls mc that her ti nancy prob I lem is eiy nearly soBeu. It is j my o! servation also that tniancj i i." er clos dv related to feeble

MOSS.

TO LET CONTRACT FOR HUBBARD ROAD MAY 8

OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY UP TO APPELLATE COURT Question as to the ownership of $30,000 worth of property was placed in the hands of the appellate court Monday when the ease of Mary Buckel and others against Rupert Auer and others to iuiet title was appealed following the rendering of a decision by Judge Drake of Goshen Monday morning. The defendents lileel a special answer to which the plaintiffs demurreel. The demurrer was overrule.-; by the court ami the case sent up to the hiuhor court on the pb-adiiu's by the plaintiffs. The litigants are the heirs of Mrs. Buckel, the mother, whet left property most of which is located in Mishawaka, which is involved in the suit.

U. S. TO INSIST ON PROOF OF VILLA'S DEATH

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If Villa is not dead and thoie is no real evidence yet that he is, in my opinion the American government could very properly propose that the American expedition must continue until the bandit is rut' down. If Carranza really desires to cooperate with the American forces, he can demonstrate it by more tangible aid than h has yet extended. The American forces should remain in Mexico until either the American troops or the Carranza forceS have capture! Villa." Iti the face of contlkting reports about Villa's death, the war department was especially anxious to hear an ollicial version of a story from San Antonio. Texas. that MaJ. Howze. commanding a picked squadron of the 11th cavalry, declared positively that Villa still is al:e. According to unofiklal accounts. MaJ. Howze rep. its that Villa is in the mountains southwest or La Borja. ctr Santa Brja. some ,".n miles northwest of Farial. Mining ProjK'rt.v DcM i o el. Private advices received lure today tended o confirm the report that th' f 2,0oo.00tt American mining proporties in Parral were completely destroyed so oral day:; before a detachment of American troops wore attacked there. Merrill Sett, a mining engineer, and son of Get.. Hugh L. Scott, chiof-of-st a tf. who has been employed at Parral. has be-on reported safe on tb border. He left Parral before- th4 anti-American sentiment there culminatd in the demolition of the mining properties, th- advices stated.

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of tb- primary in wiii-'h to :: accounts. of the so e n prohibition dates w ho Lao already t b accounts, cnlv one spent any and tili.- was the o i.-t of pi a statement before a notary

Following is the list of t!i.s- who ha' e clod: L - i Newman. Mishawaka. state senator; J. M. Sholly. joint senator; John E. Tlmrton. comity treasuivr: L. Le-muel Kilmer.

North Libert v. represe math e; W. t

Fred Milb-r, county surveyor; W. L.I Owen, coroner William McKo-scr, ! North Libe rty, prosecuting- attorney. ; McKessor v.rs tho candidate who! spe nt tb.e ejuart'T. i i

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SUPERIOR COURT QUITS FOR MONTH VACATION

Su pet ior c(iu:-t adjourned Monday afternoon for "ho term, a vacation of nearly a month being declared by the court. The next session will start May 1 .", when the May term begins. Two diorc-s were granted byJudge Ford Monday morning. Wal

ter E. 1 ngrey was given a divorce i from Catherine Fncrrey. while Clar- ;

ence warren vas given a decree against Lillian Warren.

NEWS NUGGETS

NEW VoRK Seeing a safe cigar store waver .n tho wind, liceman Clark nvestigated and tured two yepgirie-n who had

m a Pocap -re

placed the real safe cardboard w hib' they former.

with one ot worke-d on the

NEW VoRK. Samuel Wanduff, two years old. te 11 four stories to the yatfl ff his home, breaking several clothe-s lines in his descent. His mother fainted, but neighbors found Sammy sue king his thumb. He was not een bruised.

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j were made ihru;gnoui tn- ii-t. witn gains in numerous issues raneing j frmi one to four points. Th Mexi ican issues w ere most prominent. ; i Mexican Petroleum adxancimr fom I points to D't'to, tlreene- Cananea . J to 4 2 1 i and the American Smelting ! l to ' j The war order stocks gemrailv I rose 1 to 2 pednts, with Baldwin ! Locomoti -. Butte and S iperor. In- ! ilustrial Alcohol and Ame rican Zinc ' the most ae tive of this group. Stool !

common rose 7 to Sit and fractional gains were made in mane of the minor steel industrials. i The railway stocks were also a.-- , tive and strong. Fnir-n Pacific .pe-n-ing up 1i: at F-- and the same, amount of gain was made in NVw York Central whi-h opened at 1 ' 1 . i Fractional aelvances were aNo made; in lrio. Southern Pacific and St., Paul. Marino preferred rose- iiK to, T.ti. After the first 1:". minutes the'

demand boamo less vigorous ami: WIILAT some stipplv was reached at thoj?l.b;; s

higher levels, causing moderate rr cessions.

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NEW BRFNSW1CK. N. J. On his wife's bärge- that ho had remained constantly in bed for 10 days and that ho failed to provide for her. John Pelfy was sentenced to jail for five days -'to continue his nap.'

PARIS. The French courts refused to grant a divorce to a woman To years old because of the ago of the parties and the length of time the marriage bad lasted. Tho husband is Sä years obi. CHICK. CHAIN AM) PHOVIMON.

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Colorado Fuel and Iron ... Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul Chino Copper Consolidated las ......... Corn Products ........... Crucible Steel Distilleries and Securities . Erie Erie 1st pfel Oeneral Electric

General Älotor 4 20 Goodrich Co 7f.,-2

Great Northern pfd Great Northern ore Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Interbon 1 nterboro. pfel International Harvester Central Leather Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Kansas anel Texas. I'rfel

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MONKY AND KM'IIANCK. NEW i ItK . April 17. -4'idl nieiioy on tho fl"r if Iii' New York St" k '.--hnngteid.iy rued at 1" jt --nt : high. 2'j per cent: low. 1 j.er cent. Tim' iie'iie.v w is luieh.n nge-il . lbites wre: c,i days, -ji..;.'; j.or 'ont: !i .luv. '2"tft' p t cent: 4 month. " p-r Iit; iiKMith. e per out: 1 liKUitli. .1 ieT eIlt. Tli" marke f..r Prim.- Meri-.-tntP-I'ntMT w:is nui.-t e'all inone-y in I. union t'dny wjis per cent. Sferiillir I '. 1 , ; ' 1 e :l firm wltli lilisi-

n-s"s in P.jinkots- p.iiN at s -I 7' . 1 j for le-j Iickawar.na Steel Mind; S 1.72-4 fr f-o day bills. j.ihI : Lehigh aVllev .. .M.7..S f,.r .H.-.,y puis. ' , -

INDIANAI'OI.FS L1VB "T()( K. i LNIUANAI'MI.IS. In.b. April 17. j IIh; l;e.ei;.fs. 4.MII Market st.-a.lv i

in nr.. I .es I Ii I S . MltliU; lieaVi'S. v.) !h ti; 1 ().: j.itrn. .i'.. ti; '.1.2". : bulk of s;; !. .V. :mIi',; '..ii.", CA'riT.i: - pe.eiptn. :'M MirkM steady. !ii.!ee heavy -teer. ss."()i '. '-".: ÜL-bt steer-., sit 7"'; '..c:s : belfer. ''' '..2-". ; e..wi. '.".. 2e1; s Ml ; bH. STt I H fit 7 .".: eaiVes. .H'oi; pi .",0 SHKi:!" ANT I. .WIKS kneipt. -jihi. Market st,.,,,lv Prime sheep. .oo; i.l labs. ;.( r, 1 1 - ,

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! I'OI LTnV AM M t: XT', j (frrwtHl Daily ly .UmnOe. MrU-t, US V. .l-ffron Itlv.l.i j rOL'LTItV Pa vi 11 jr. 1-: .bin p. 2.v. VKAIr- l'avir.g, 14 -. s.-:bi.g. i:.ij .'.'. Ii:KI-' Ib-e.i-f. 25c ; b'.pa.g. LHJo i porterhouse, ,V)i.li-; slrb in, '.'.n ! HAM -P.ivlnc' L"o LAltB-Se.'liiig. b" .

m;i;is. (CorrrteI Daily ley .trm-r ftro. Store, lit :. V win.- M.i TIMMTMY- $::.7.'.'t. 1 pe r im:i civj:k m: 4i2.r-o i t u 1 1 ITU chovi;i; :;' .'! 2.: - alsiki: $11 00. 1:: 00 p. ;.,.. ALFALFA- l'l per ! :. svi;:;t clmvli; pm"-7 12.o- 1 cow pi:as $1. ".00 2 i'u p..- hu.

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vlt-. Grinns. too. was f the opinion that ce er ion will not so He- the ; !'.: b in of truancy, but that playgreumds. medical insptetion. vocatienal training. . ". C. A.'s and Y.

County commissioners Monday tnorning ordered that bids for the construction of the Haven Hubbard

road improvement bo advertised, the'

contract to be let May S. Twice the commissioners adver

tised for bids but none came. The I increase In price of cement together! 1 1 I t ll t Vl . w i m 1 f A . 1 .AC. t ? tlin tr.l

...v.. i..e 1 .11 tiia .ru v.'.i .1 nie tillprovment as made by the viewers

depart:-.i nt 1 prior to the jump in the price of

tb.e cement, did not prove a tempting morsel for the contractors. The price was advanced S.j.O'"'1" and the estimated cost of the improvement is now $33. Of The highway is located in Olive township

Albanian Refugees Starving

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port and habitual dr unkenness. Thn f.rlnt ,.,ttintf ilt the root

hearing was ur.ceuteste

hkmi:r ri:ms win. The Hoe'sb-r e'ream ball club feateJ the M'-iesr-l at ind-or-door haseball Monday morning the MuesM'l grounds, the score

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SUIT FOR $300 GROWS OUT OF AUTO COLLISION

WOMEN OFGHT TO SEI. KL1S. WORTH'S M'.WEK sFlls. -ee what New York is .-b.owir.g! Freh shipments cf winner's suits

arrived tolav also bands. ni' ciats

Just in. Advt.

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the hospital care of the distribution

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Suit for J." 00 damages, the result of an automobile collision the plaintiff alleges, wan instituted in circuit court Monday morning by Ezra C. Ha Ilsbach vs. Harvey Cover. The allegHl accident, the complaint sets out. occurred at South and Mirhisran sts.. on Feb. 14. lM. The plainMff charges hat Cover was negligent In driving his machine.

Interrifltlin il N"n Srvl-: ATHPN'S. April 17. The

raid of

educ.i;-. li-.trature and lr.struc-J Britir h aviators over Constantinople

tio.n of in thers in the homes.

The illlsworth Store.

The British government Is establishing a powerful wireless station in Jamaica.

mused a reicn nf terror aninn tVi!

Turks. Information was rec-H cd here today that much dämmte was done In the Turkish capital by M;v ttt by incendiary bombs.

Louisville. Nashville

Maxwell oMtor C.. 1st I'rfd.. Missouri Bacihc Mexican Betroleii n New York Centra! New . York. N. H. and H National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific N. Y.. Ontario and Western. Pennsylvania Pc'ople'K Gas ............... Pressel Steel Car Ray Consolidated MarineMarine. Prfd Beading Republic Iron and Steel Republic. Iron and Stool, Prfd

! Sloss Shef.'ield ! Sout hern Pacific ' Southern Bailway : Southern Railway, Prfi .... ; Studebaker Co Tonn. 'oppe-r Texas Co Tl'.ird Aenue , I'nion Pacit.c 1. S. iMibber V. S. Steel 1. S. Steel. Prfd 1 I'tah e'oppr-r ! Virginia Carolina "hortucal . . i Western I'nion Westinghouse Llertric Willys Overland Pittsburgh 'oM

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According to reports. 15".e100 Albanian- wh" :.cU in-.o their r. sought refuse in Serbia, are now suffering f,i.itl f.-.n. li r. -i i of Serbia are doing what they can tej r.-p.ew thw- Jisite.

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