South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 43, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1918 — Page 8

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MISHAWAKA GENERAL NEWS News-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West. Home Phone 118; Bell 10

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Charles Higginson and Samuel Hillis Found Dead in Bed.

IHLLIIIY. ( W inii .il ;trinli.i of the po v,: ry -ul.st.invf found elingog to a gl.t.-s in the death room at th- rooming rum.-e whrro I Ii,-;ii.-ir an. I Willi.s were fo'ind I.nI .Mur.il.iy, how no evid nt -f poison. A quantity of it inj- t d into a guinea j i r. the iiio.-t s'j-'rj,ti':'U- animal to poisoning of any sort, failed to aff t the anitnal. Coron-r T. J. S'-.v.iritz t.t t f'l that the prelirni.'.ary boding wonid uridour.tedly bo !tth from alcoholic poisonir g, but an investigation is being iua I- to t i n I jth'r causey. Ac- ordmg to l)r. Swantz th o,u antity of li'iuor consumed would ho s:it!i-ient to kill if tikf m at onrc ami in all probabilities the qnait bottle of whi.-d-.ey wis l:vidd equally between the n:fii. No .-.nalysis has I en made of the contents of the men's . fomachs as yet. It i- not i in po.si hp- thjit some poison taken without leaving any trace, such as niorphino, a vi ! them to Ii while fde-eping.

Lo kf.l in each otlu-rs arms, to all app. aranc.'S asleep, Charles 1 1 iggirison. well known local character, arnl Samuel Willis were found in the former's room at the hmiM.f Mrs. Teepie Cilbaugh. 111! i:. First t., aliout 2 o'clock Monday afternoon hy Mrs. Cilbaogh, who had entered the room with the intention of putting it in order. The police were immediately no. ti'.e.l and 'iTieers. Adrian Ross and Charles White, who investigated, found Loth men dead. Several empty beer bottles were found at the foot of the 1 o 1 1 on which ih men lay. and nearby a market basket containing a number of unopened pint, l.otth-s. (n the hurrau was an empty HaM; which had contained whisky, a glass partly tilled with Mal beer and another glass w h contents had left a powdery, white Mihstanco sticking to tho b!es. A IlifDry of suicide or ace-i-Icnt.il death hy poboning is sustained by the latter-. That the men were both intoxicate,! is evident from the disorder of the room and the fact that they had both been ill. Lionel on the hps of Higgirs.m indicated that lie mi-:bt haw suffered a hemorrhage, although neither ho.ly gave any t p e 1 1 a n e of a. struggle. Willis lay Hat upon his hack witn hi-; drawn down over Iiis eyes

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as though to f-hade them from the l:,'ht while Hi- Vinson's head was pr--ed against th former's shoulder. ThOr arras were locked about each other in an attitude which sjestel that they had liin tlown to s!eoj, in that position. Willis' eyes were open and neither face was drawn or in anv way distorted. Iist Sxmi Sunday. That the men were last sc-en alie at the boarding house of Mrs. Mary Johnson, 114 N. Mill st.. where they tr-ok dinner Sunday raon, leads to the belief that they came to their dath between Sunday evening and Monday afternoon. Mrs. Gilbauh state: that when she (tilled other loomers at 0 o'clock Mond iy inornin', she heard the deep breathing of the men and knew nothing of the tragedy until ho stumbled uj)on if in the afternoon. Supposing that the men had pone out, the opened the door and entered after first knocking three or four times. She sensed at once that something was wronp and rushed across the street to the police station where she explained, with difhculty what had occurred. Mrs. Tilbauh did not know the name of the strange man whom Ilissinson had brought with him to his room Sunday morning and it was some time before his identity was discovered. Coroner T. J. S.vantz, who was notified shortly after, made a preliminary examination of the bodies and took the mysterious lass with him for analysis. He stated that death may have resulted from alcoholic poisoning, hut admitted that the plass might have contained either strychnine or prussic acid. He made no attempt to state what the cause was, but intimated that it was probably poisoning whether suicidal or accidental will probably never be known. No papers of any importance wer.- found on the bodies. In the pocket of Willis was a pur-e containing $.2'. Moth men were fairly well dres.-ed. Their overcoats had been thrown over the foot of the unused lied in the room, apparently when the men were sober. At noon Sunday they appeared to be normal. Willis left his boarding place at the home of John King. 120 K. Sixth St., early Sunday morning, saying that he had an invitation out for dinner, and did not return after that. In all probability the men went up to I Iitri?inson's rom immediately after eating and proceeded to get rid of the liquor secured Saturday nitiht. Poison Theory Likely. It is unlikely that death could have tonic from the liquor they had taken, .as the contents of one flask of whisky and three or four pint bottles of beer would not have killed both. Their attitude would suggest a suicide pact or a drunken stupor in which death might have come from some poison accidentally taken. No verdict has, been rendered and a post mortem examination and inquest will probably take place today. The bodies were removed to the 1 'inch and Sprague undertaking establishment. Higginson is well known about town, having several times fallen into diflieulties which led to the courts. His wife secured a divorce from him on the grounds of cruelty, and he had repeatedly threatened her life. He is survived by four children, a son. H.V.e. and three daughters. Amber, Until and Uea-tri'-e. and one sister. He was probably between K and 00 years old. Willis has a daughter, Mrs. 'banes Pe lktrd. who lives in S.uth P.end, and a son in Klgin, 111. He has lived at the Kinfr home for the I a st several weeks and was employ ,1 at the Kubber Regenerating Co., gcing there from the Hodge 'o His habits were apparently steady and there is no known reason why either he or Higginson should have entered into a suicide pact. He appeared to lie about 7.." Veal':- old. Called IIoiiv4 of .Mystery. The house in which the tragedy occurred has been called Mish.iwaka's house of mystery. Four deaths of an unnatural or tnysterioa nature hae occurred there with: n the past two years. Mrs.

Iii'; augii's husband drank carboli' at id and died there a year ago lat August and 1 1 ivs following that a young man by the name of Limit was found in one of the upper sleeping rooms apparent':: de;ul from gas poisoning. Mrs. (Jilbaitgh. who has two small children to sapport, is greatly o erwrougkt by the affair and -alTering fn-m nervous shock as the result of the gruesome disco cry. Scera! weeks ago the life of Mrs. tliibiugh wa endangered by a former roomer. John 'Keefe. who att icked Kra Henry with a hammer when lie interfered and seerly injured him. 'Keef is now waiting trial in the circuit court for assault and battery with intent to kill. That the place is peculiarly unfortunate is evident (ront the many tragic happenings which have occurred within the house or nearby. It was within the very yard that V;:;:.tm S.-hultz. well known 'upholsterer, feil dead a few weeks ago. The house itself is gloomy and depressing in appearance and its unsawry history will no doutt make it a landmark in Mishawaka.

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Itev. Fr. L. A. Moench will today celebrate the Kth anniversary of his residence in Mishawaka. He has been busy during the last day err two receiving the congratulations and gifts which hae been showered on him by the members of his congregation. Monday evening a delegation fron, the school made up of Miss Malic Koeppen and little Miss Margaret McNeil and Ksther Stoeckinger called upon him at the parish home and presented him for the school children with a huge basket of fruit and a cluster of 15 beautiful roses. A spiritual bouquet of prayers from the children was given him during the day. This morning high mas was celebrated at the school in thanksgiwnc by request of the young women of the Sacred Heart sodality., who presented him with a magnificent Moor lamp. Various gifts of Iruit, candy, books and cigars have been sent and in all probabilities a great many more will arrive during the day. The nurses at St. Joseph's hospital made him a present of an enormous box of cigars. Fr. Moench came here from Valparaiso. Ind., where he had been stationed. During the 13 years of his charge here he has been instru-' mental in bringing about many important changes and his pastorate has been one of thorough success.

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2,992 Children Cared For at Institution During Its First Year.

Mishawaka's day nursery. 1J6 X. Church St., observed the first anniversary of it existence under the supervision of the Mishawaka Woman's club Tuesday. Reports show that the institution has had a most successful year. It has been open r.00 days and the aggregate i, ttendance has been 2.children. Tne daily average for the year is nine, a ."id the largest number of children present any one day warf 23. Total expenses for the year were Sl.OtiS.O:;. This amount of money was raised by pledges, an entertaia-

I tnent and fees from tne parents, j At the last meeting of the comj mittee the nursery became an inI dependant organization to be call

ed the Mishawaka Day Nursery association. The work will continue under the management of a board of nine directors. They are as follows: Mh;s Carol K. Kberhart. president; Mrs. I.urt Webster, vice president; Mrs. H. II. Hyrkit, secretary; Mrs. F. N. Smith, treasurer; Miö. J. W. Keller. Mrs. Rose F. (j rimes, Mrs. C. A, Dresch. Mrs. l'ranu Knhm and Mrs. William Frobasco. Mrs. Albert Metz is matron of the nursery and she is assisted by Mrs. Viola Cochran.

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EDWARD LEYES WRITES FROM CAMP HANCOCK

The large-t shipment yet made by the Mishawaka chapter of the lied Cross society left the headquarters at the city hall Tuesday forenoon for the national headquarters to be sent at once to France. The let contained r,S2:i pieces of knitted and hospital goods and represents the work of Mishawaka women since Jan. 10th when the last shipment went out. The shipment contained the following pieces: 24 3 sweaters. 1G0 pairs of socks, Jü pairs of wristlets, 00 helmets, S' knitted pieces for the Belgian relief from the high school, löl pieces for baby kits, 100 pairs of pajamas, 4 7 bed shirts, 12 0 handkerchiefs, 10 wash cloths, lu pairs of bed socks. 10 fracture pillows and 4,603 pieces of surgical dressings. Mrs. L. T. McCollurn is chairman of the knitted goods department, Mrs. I C. Rogers of the scwir.g. and Miss Marie (Ireen of the surgical dressings. The women are anxious to voice their thanks and appreciation for the splendid cooperation of the women of the city in the preparation of this shipment and are enthusiastic in their praise of the loyalty of Mishawaka women. From 35 to 50 are busy at the rooms every day of the week that they are open, and a large class :n surgical dressings under Miss Green is just completing a course of instruction. These women and girls will in turn he qualified to instruct and many more classes will undoubtedly be organized. The paramount need is in this department and women are earnestly urged to give their services in this department. The actual entry of our boys into the fighting has necessitated the use of large quantities of these supplies and the government and the Fad Cross society depend largely upon the women of the United States to keep the supply filled.

ONE HUNDRED ALIENS COMPLY WITH ORDERS

DODGE CLUB HOLDS SMOKER FOR GUEST

The l)odg club pleasantly entertained at a smoker last night in honor of Raymond Ijootens. lirst

'class petty otlicer of the 1". S. navy. J former member of the club. About Km were present in the club rooms when the proceedings started. A jr.ew stereopticon recently acquired by tin club was lemonstrateel and ! W. I,. Chandler lectured on the. J Hags, military signals, emblems of tlio different branches, etc.. as they were thrown on the screen. Mr. Chandler's remarks were most interesting as well as instructive. The g;ist of the evening gave a talk on the nay and explained range finding, construction and all the principal points relating to this pari cf Uncle Yarn's sva lighting fort es.

Private Kdward W. Leyes. a Mishawaka boy now stationed at Camp Hancock, Augusta, (la., has written a letter to The News-Times in which he says: "This is a good sized camp. It covers in the neighborhood of 20,000 acres, all the ranges included. About 4 3,000 men are here at present and more coming every day. We are about six miles out of Augusta on the Georgia railroad. We have been in quarantine for nearly a month on account of mumps. However they surely do their best to conquer all such epidemics. We are now released. The exercises arc a great benefit to us. We had about three hours this afternoon and worked up a good sweat. Old Sol doing his share. I'm sure such. weather would be welcome in Mishawaka at present. "It surely does seem like home to smoke and have a News-Times to top it off."

While there are said to bi close to :'00 alien enemies in Mishawaka. but barely 125 have called at the city hall and post oltice for registration. This has led to the belief that some may havt refused to register, although there have as yet been no cases reported. Should the local authorities tind of any one who voluntarily fails to comply with the orders of the government, the federal authorities will be at once notified and the proper action taken which will probably mean imprisonment during the duration of the war. Those who have been registered so have for the most part done so willingly and without complaint. Many are old residents of the city, who when they secured their first papers of citizenship uppostd

I themselves to be full-fledged and

accepted citizens. Th laxity of Indiana laws has contributed to the negligence of aliens in securing the necessary second papers, as they are permitted to vote and enjoy the full prerogatives of the American born, after supplying" themselves with the first papers only.

CITY SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN WEDNESDAY

All public schools of the city will reopen Wednesday morning after two weeks of enforced idleness due to the coal famine. The high school and Main buildings which are heated from the same source, were opened Monday noon, as was the P.eiger school, in the east end. Suflicient coal has been secured to reopen the remaining buildings and studies will be resumed Wednesday. While the grammar schools will undoubtedly be forced to keep open into the summer, the high school and junior high will conduct clashes on Saturday and the daily periods will no doubt be lengthened in order that the older scholars may bo relea-ed in May for war service work in the gardens, on nearby farms and ;n the factories where special war orr.er.s will be manufactured.

man itm:i i ok jainc;. Peter Williams, arrested Saturday night for intoxication, was ghen the

! limit trf the law Monday afternoon

by Citv Judge R. S. Feig. Williams, who was unquestionably drunk, denied the charge in the city court when tried, and asserted that tho testimony of Patrolmen Gerard, Reron and Mcl'ride was faulty. He told a flimsy story of getting turned around to such an extent that he could not find his way home and declared that he was not drunk. Judge Feig lectured him roundly for his falsehood and fined him $20 and costs. Unable to pay, he was removed to the county jail where he will be obliged to lode for the next 33 days.

ANNUAL IXUCTION Of (M'ncnis. Annual election of oHicers took place Monday afternoon at the regular nu-etirg of the literature department of the Mishawaka Woman's club. The following women wer. named: Chairman, Mrs K. P.. Pritton; vice chairman. Mrs. iL A. Moran; secretary, Mrs. W. P.. Kinsley: treasurer, Mrs. W. K. Wallach. The talk to have reen given by Miss Anna Dobbins was postponed owing to the fact that the speaker was unable to return to the city in time. The department will meet again Feb. IS.

SALVATiV AHM Y AVA 1 1 AYOKK. The Salvation army having obtained special postal privileges from the department in Washington, ("apt. Sprague, in charge of the local branch, is sending circular letters to the citizens of Mishawaka soliciting funds for the army war work in France.

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WILL UNLIsO IN NAVY. Ciarbs Rcllo Kirkwood. son of

W.. w ho w as recently operated on

at St. Joseph's hospital, w,:'. enlist mer.t

in tie navv on Iiis recovery.

AIMITTi:i TO HOSPITAL. Ru.-sel! Sloan of Cromwell, Ind., vvt.s admitted to St. Joseph's hospital Monday evening for treat-

AYAH I TM) GROWS. Mishawaka's contribution to tho War Recreation fand continues to grow, and it i the expectation of ; the committee that the full amount j of Jl.ico will be raised here Fac

tory committees are at work and report excellent results.

Pr. Makitlski. Osteopath. 12G AV. S-cond st- Adv. ltf

I.. O.-T. M. NO. ISO. Regular meeting tonight. Adv. I2tl

Mi:imx; iostpoxi:i. Owing to the coal situation the meeting of the Patron-Teachers' club of the Rattell school which was to have been held Wednesday afternoon has been indefinitely postponed.

two mom: i:nustmi:nts. Ross Deal. 11:; 11. Sixth st.. ha? enlisted as a chauffeur in the quartermasters' corps and William F. Arm. Id. 115 W. Broadway, in the engineers' corps. Roth these young men left for Indianapolis Monday a f c moon.

MRS. KHFITKK TO r.NTITKTAIN. Mrs. Thomas D. Kreite:-, sir, Christyann st.. will entertain the men-hers of the Womans" Benefit association No. 6S at her home Wednesday afternoon.

KinTKNS TO STATION. I.ieut. William L.. Milburn of Chattanooga. Tenn., who ha:-? been a gue?t at th home of f R. L. Fast. Lincoln way, sine Saturday left Tuesday morning for Peoria. 111., v here he is stationed.

O. I". lang and Dan Ward have gone to P.aron lake, Mich., on a fishing excursion.

Patronize the advertiser he is there to serve you.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12 Sec'y

Raker announced Monday that part!

of the building and facilities at thUllis Island. No v York, immigration station, had been m.Vlo available for army and nay uses by an agreement with Sec'y Wilson of the labor department. A joint army-navy board

has arranged for the allotment of 1 : pace between the two serices. j

The army's portion will be used as a clearing house, fur casuals returning from anroad. Men sent back for various reason will be landed at the island and quartered there until transportation to their hosts is available. The island hospital facilities will be 1 sed similarly for returning sick, pending their distribution to the military hosptals throughout the country. The navy will employ its portion of the island as an assembling place for crews for outward bound craft. Men brought ir from various training stations will be quartered on the island until they are sent out either on navy vessels bound overseas err as members cf the naval armed guard placed al. oard merchant craft.

DEFENDS WAR CONTRACTS ON "COST PLUS"' BASIS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1li: The much attacked "cost phis profit" system under which contracts for the national army cantonments were built was defended today by Prig. Gen. Rittell and his aides, in testifying in the final branch of the senate military committee's war inquiry. Gen. Littell, v.ho declared the plan had saved the government money, had not given contractors excessive fees and had speeded completion of the camps. Reports of exorbitant wages paid workmen were declared to be exaggerated. While the military committee was investigating the cantonment contracts the senat? judiciary committee took up the bill sent to the capitol last weelc by Pres't Wilson proposing unlimited authority for the executive to reorganize and coordinate government departments and bureaus. A sub-committee headed by Sen. Overman was appointed, to proceed with consideration of the hill. Both senate and house remained silent today on the question f war efficiency and organization. Several senators prepared speeches for delivery later this week.

JEWISH WAR RELIEF NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED N K XV YORK. Feb. 12 War relief funds raised by the Jews of America now are being distributed among the people of their race in Poland and Lithuania, it was announced Monday night by a commission sent to Kurope by the joint distribution committee of the American fund for Jewish war sufferers which returned here recently. The commission went abroad to make arrangements for the disbursement of funds among the Jews in the war .ones of western Russia. More than L'.OOO.OOO Jews in Poland and Lithuania are starving, the commission reported. There is no work and the conditions in which the people are living have caused epidemics of typhus in many sections In Warsaw the newspapers ca:ry regularly advertisements in which are reported the deaths of Jews from starvation.

SEATTLE PAPER IS BARRED IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 12. The

Seattle Daily Call is put on a new'

list of American papers barred from circulation in Canada.

The Seattle Call is a socialist newspaper. Recently the plant in which it is printed was partly wrecked. it Was alleged by two civilians and several American sailer rs.

DENMARK CAMPAIGN ON WASHINGTON, IV!,. 1 j .n ifieja 1 dispatches received h re today to!! of the opening of th' political campaign in Denmark, at which the prime minister in a speech denounced reports circulated abroad that the social democracy in Denmark "had rerdered political compensation to Germany" in return for exports ed" coal from tip- Germans. .

STUDENT AVIATOR KILLED

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Kgbert .MfKcan was killed ami Lieut. Charles F. Cu Timings n-ceived Seriems injuries Monday when an airplane which they were operating crashed to the rou nl near here. The

men were ma.-cing a flight frm Gerstner held, near Iik" Charb s. ! The aviators had circled the city several times and were apparently j

i'ifi.iuiis, i,j ii.uh,- a laiiuing wnen the machine suddenly dropped head first.

TKfxTKK'S A.VM L KI'.I'OKT. To the Aliiory ll..ir,l of fort ig Tnhip. M. Joirph (ountv. iml. YA. r. st.ar.Tl, rep.dr en live peihts . sO( 'hi ;igo. N.. Ind. .V S. I',.--!,!. K. If. .'1 car V' k b ..k fi.r twp bus Goo Horner If Tayb.-r. pert payment fr inn .Vuro Cen. I'if-n Tel. C.i.. 2 p! :.. 1 ;i lei te'egr.ii.i 4L'". ;-'. zii.k.'.v. v. vi.. t--fi--- "3" r 00 Oi--k in by Arr.. Tn:t '.... r7.:;ä Cf.irle: H. Ni.-s, ficinfiia pea 00 .Mary T Zia;:n-rr, t'-c .in it live points m-ßt Gfo r.rown. tech Five I'ts.... on Ib.pier II. TayV.r te;. h Ar.. bint K.-rta-riie Aj. Irkn. t.a i,ing nt Ar In -t- 7.". Ira CttorfT. I.in.bir eri'-e.... .Vi

Iruvi l r.r.n. jinit -r Five l't C 00 I'.ivid r.rcwn. re; n -t-ine.. 41.1 Hk-bar-l I,bi", ir-sM.ir.t ..t-s.-er of t.",or .".our Jette M. V'rk. f-'t in Hi.-.. 7". 00 .T I; Witwer, tru-t--' i'trv pno I II ;' Co.. lb vV S' Is . ! Visiter s 2.'. Orra Taylor, haul cLil Five I'ts :,..J

IDrv.e T. '. Co . -j IP nie pl r.rv H : :i-r i:. Taj I t. t.-a h ;tt AM -V ' a Leg !iive" i ti g mi-oa... ( T.arb'. - !...v-;'.r.g ri" I rank Kri!!. .u ;..-r i i :k . M"!:i-r. s leveling . hi C. M iff in. Mt.iTig pi in .. . C. n Lui-'ii '1.1. i . J plnai. .v t. !1 Mary T. Z:rr.:nTr. Vi'-h Pt K.-.t! -ri;:e .vpp I..rku. t a -iiing at Ai'lnvrc i". I '.Town. t-o!l tt live I'D H"t... r K. TavN.r. tea.-h at Arl Ira !'...( t' -fr. m!i M-rv at Ard.. c. r. ID n''-ttev. s"pp f.r Ard lenid l'.r..Hi. j in at l iv.- I'ts hi' bar.! I..bi.. ..fTi.-e . b-rk .b ?te M. V rk. trut-es a-:-t-;u:t sa'ury T. lt. Witwer. tribtc"'s siilary ciau-D K.! r. i, j . t ( s;. I .". I. W. Iew. r ' . g!.is window Dive iv.ints SouCi r.e:.l -w s-rirr.e. j-fg MMiüal report 'rra Taylor, haul .--h-"! .-'ill.. V. 1. K'll-r. surpliis dog fund ;. I'.ororigii. !a.c!ing snw.. Cid. No. I,;, I. , S. P.er.d It v.. ;ir ' h'i k hooks c a. I iiiou Tel. e'o.. phor.e r-nt H 'l.ier II. Tiiylor. te n li at An! I". Morris, -ieaning ce.sjHol. . . e'harits 1". Turner, examination Hiatal .- li.'tienarv c:arl'- V Twriior. .1 of I' Mipp Wm. lb Vandu.en. -'" ekic kens kii:.-i I'.crni.e Yob-r Uyeis, doiiictic s i n e t a D r An-lrew- ela iKlermau. taxi to see liitcli and bridge Mary T. Z.imtu.T-r. te.n h Ö Pt Katlierine Apple Dorkus, t.-i'-h-ing at Aid more Ieo. l'.roun. t-o h at Live I'ts Hon, er II. Taylor, teach at Arl Divid Prow 11. jan at Live I'ts David Prow 11. supp at l ive i'ts I'red Mit liael, road werk Ili.h.ird I,fi assi.stant in trustee's office .lette M. York, ass't in trute's ofti.-e I lt. Witwer, trustee's salary Hirv'.v King, hauling n rail Ib'war-l llerick. hauling gravel Ira r.ottrff. jan serv at Ard.. 1'iank Perkins. P-iin en rad crr.i T'ajlor. hauling children l'v Wy pis zy nsk i. off rent .V pal .1. loiia-r Peak, off rent V sa! A .1. McKinley, rep wk ä I'ts Am. Trust e.. ins on Ilo.khill S4-! 1 1'1. WVneriok, tea m work prude lleueT It. Taylor teach at Ard Trank Krill grading A: drag'g Cen. Liiioii Tl. Co., two I'.ell phones rental ;. l'.roun. ti-.oh at Five I'ts Miry Zitn merer, teach at ö I'ts Homer It. Taylor, teach :it Ard Katlierine A. Dorkus. t-aching at Ardmore Ira r.ottortf. janitor at Arl . A. r.rown. 4 lays institute Katherine I'orkus, 4 days int C. F. Kansbottom. Mipj for sell K'therine I'orkns. t-ach 1 'lay lette M. York", ass't it) office.. Homer II. Taylor, 4 days int A. ex a in .' lames I'aul. mad work Mary T. Ziinnierer irst 4 days I'avid r.rown. jan at Five I'ts I avid S. I'.rown, gasoline Ö I'ts IM. Krill. team work Ilichard lohie, lerk in oftice .1. I'. Witwer, trustee's palary.. C-ra Taylor, hauling children.. I. rlert Chamberlain, gravel... N. Western Mfg. e'o., disinf.t Home Tel. Co.. 2 Home phones rental I 10. C. Irini), i-nnmcriition Lo. Lli.-l c'o., disinfectant I.o Van Hess, enumerat N D Standard il e'o.. snpp for scii Ceo. VV. Zinkey, postage for off Cen. I'nioii T-i. Co.. 2 i'hon-s.. Typewrit-r Shop, letter fiks vtrays Hibben! I'tg. Co., l.oo denket 11 veloj.es .1 I Mary ZiminiTiT, tea-h live I'ts Ira F.'ttoiff. pan s-rv at ArL. H. ivid s". I'.rown. jan serv ." Pts Until Fields. tea-l- at Ardmore Ib-rr A. Hei r Co., snpp for s Ii Lllsuorth Store. II. i; for Ard Chi. s,, P., nd A; N. Ind. Uy. Co , a ar hfsk books for twp bijs 'frihuiie ptg. e"o., .-omt Irrog F. Ktllfj , !roii,- for -omet .1. F.. Witwer, tnisp-e's salary lli' li ird I).l,i tnis ( Irk salary T.tte . York, trutw's asst salary T. L. Alu.ird, we.od for Aril... L I.'. M Fiolorf. r. hovel9 Ward Ha k A; Transfer Co.. taxi twr business L. A. I.ydii k. repairs on grad-r Vn. Fnioii Tel. '.. g j.hones Fd. Long, grading on road.... American Trust Co.. interest 11 S'hool t'.'ii'ls Ameri'.in Trust Co.. intenst on S'-liooj bunds It. F. LiivMil. .-ountv -omnit Ira r,otMitT. ianitor srvice. . . . A. Snioger A Sons, coal at ä Pts Fd. Krill. grading Niles rd . . . . Uii-h.-trd lot-ie. . lerk's salary.. .1. P., Witwer, trtiste-'s salary .lette M. York, trnsto' .-iss-t sa! Ainer. Trust .... im s, h m,mk .1 Fhner r-ak. .1 I' salary and efl'i reiit los Wyj.is.ynski. J 1 salary and etTi'e r.iit ". F. T:in,er, fumigatr .V snpp So. Ihtid 'it.v s-j,iist transfers to itj Sell no Is So. Ib-nd rit.v Si f,oo!s, tr.-insf.-rs to ' j t V siiids rvilie Uin.-r. graling r..as I. .1. C,.m,.n s. t-arii work 'Ii F n i ri T'i. Co., j phones.. .F F.. Witwer. oa ve a me .ina O t ll:l I r'lio Mi'li.ol Will, elm. transfer to C.-nt it t w Iii hard Ciivit, road wrk Clyde r.o.vd. sbn'!iiu 01 r"aI I. Shimp. mil for Ard -h Kig-r .V '., .T I' supplies reo II. V hee.iiw'k A. vljppli.s ff,r ArdmonPi'hiiii holde, !erk hire .1 . II. VV'iTwcr. trilstH.'s Hilary .l'-tte M Yrk. tnisre as't sa! Ira I'.oftorff. jinit'T sendee.... F.hner Wood, grading on road C. F. Fanst.a r,.m. and gasoline for Arln.ore I'.ivid Ihown. ro.id wk teaming II. 111. Tel. rental -J phones Cell. Fni.'ii Tel. Co. ' phones Frank KriP, grolin' Wrn. G"fk.-n. I.". fi.wN küh-l.. Fd K r i!!, g-.-eling . . b b Ib'h-01,1. Mf'. Co.. h.ilf ll'.A Ilo'T I'l-llsIieS H-w ird Ib-ri. k. t-.iming on rd Ira P.nttorfT. janitor s.-rvice. . . . C F. Fans!, ittom. oip;i for Ard No-ih Kri!!. sjp.veiing gravel.. K.iljih Li ht.-Tibi-rirer. h.nil gr.v . I' tin Holl in !-r, irraih lnj'!i at Hi' hard I"!ie. lerk salary. . . .I.-tte M York, a't ffi'e sal.. L F. Witw-r. tnist.e's sdary A. .1. M- Kinh'.v. plumbing ." I'ts I avid S I'.-u n, r-'.iirs Louis N-.w i.-kl. li iuling gnve! Co. M"!i.,r hauling gravel... K;;sse!! Li-fen'.erer. hau gr.iv Artliur II HofTrnüii, haul grav Ci n. Fni' ii 'V! Co.. 2 ',-r," rental II .w ird Ib-i' k. road work.... I. C. Feri. t :IT'lll,g en mil Ilrisei: I.ighteiib.-rger. hauling gravel F. Mi'lik.-r,, haulirg gr v I Noah Kri;!. s-reding in pit... Art Ib fYn' f'i. hauling jrraved I. Ilofn.aii. haulirig gr;vl.... IM-.vird K'ri'1. hauling g-ave.. Charles F. Turner. upp f-r '!i Frank Kriij. r.-a mlng husse-l! Lh hte;, h-rg-r. tearuirg L. Fluff::, it: hauling grave! W. .T. ;rindle. !ii. :i work Ib.bert Chamh rlain haul griv " II. K - sh'V !!rg grie! John N"-i eth. hauling gravel.. hi so r.end A No. Ind. la, ". I.e. k bo'd.s f,,r twp h'JS. . -. M'hiar. i:nl:r!' graI... Noih Krilh - el : n g grave;... .1 Sn.ith heVdj;;s jrr.'. Citizen Nit'l I'.. ink. Z :;t p-a-n.ar.ship .Tames p.'-;! 'v; ing n r ad.. .T.-tte M York, iist in c.Ti.v.. Hi- hard 1. hi-, lerk In .f! . .1 It VV;t er. tr-;te-'s sil irv Ceo. p.r .wn t ih at Five Ft I.elie Morehouse, tea. h Ö rt Mary T. Zimmerer, t-a h Ard M.'.rgire-t C-.ver. tea-h at ." I'tIra Pe-ft'-rff. Jan -erv ;;t Ard.. b:ni I lir 1 n. bin M-rv at ." I'ts Max K'-'i.-n. l.atding LiMrer Art I. ii" Huff:: an. h. oiling gr.iv.-l .T,., Wyp'.. t;ski. J F sal hi,, I fTbe reit J. Llmer J 1 salary....

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reo. Peterson. t.ii:;-.nj "ii r 1 I II. 4P h e rtg. Co . ..rr -.; . C.nyd Jever, hauling grn-.. . isi. I'.rown. t a h Five F,cms Margiir.-t e;ojr. toa.'h Fiv. Ft Leslie Mir.';ous.-, pah at Ar ! Mary T. Zimm.-r.T. tea.-h .--t Ar l Ira IV.ttrfT. J ir.iter serve e. C. F. Hansbottoru. dl. ga j-.pp I S. r.rown. gis. snpp .v. j.n Lrn st Hupe, h uiüng ra ! . .1. .?. e'lerc-iis. haulii.j' or.iv-. . Iii hard I.d.'.e, , ;..r;. hire .'etb M. York, mss": to trt.. .T. 1.. Witwer, t ro --" s-cs odde I'tg Co.. p Id j;,.,'. Songs Max Knnr.en. haul s.-h.d .; Ceo. Zinkey. post.ig sra-:); Hoheit ("h.imberiain. crr..., f..ehst No I

T.'.od Home Tel e'.. Home pi. :,-s

la P. yam. sub at Ard::, re . '11. I i:i-:i Tel. e'o, phone r: and t.dl . .

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1. Mrs .1. 1; Wilson, suhstit .t" at

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I iv I'.dnts I-r. A. Kurtz. .Jimi ir-vt-'ir, ,.

on Five lvtnts .... Am'ib-a!i Trust e'o . sj."r 'n Five Points Hihberd I'tg. e",... pi j , r.,.. poof books L L. McHndorf r, s!,..; S- -00 J.s W, H. Carlin. sharpening 1 r, n mower Lllsworth Store, eu.-tains Arl .1'din Hitz. team :i road w-...-u .1. II. Smith. shrv on r.ad . . . I. F. I'.art.n, cleaning vault .it Five Points Mrs. Anna Pof. jn-ki. haul -,-i rvilie Kiner, hauling irr.i.-i .. 'lee.. Fiterson. te'amii.g n r.ol Orville Milik.-n. hauling gi-i.: llobert li 1 mberlaiii. lo; j.ir is of grave! Pavid Point, shovel n r-ad... Fd. Krill. hauling grav.-l CJii. So. Fend ,v N,,. I n-1 Kj . .". C-:i r he, k book s Wene-rik. hauling gravi.. I'siie 1 Mortdmn s(.. t -.-ti A: 1 Mary T. Zi:.im rer, I've h Ar! C'o. A. I'.row n. t a-h Five pi, Mjirrarct F iej.r, i"uii .". I'o Ira Fottorff, jan yrv at Arl L. A. Lvt'ie k. r-p ..f s h w. Jette M. York, tru-te.' asxt . Hi.-hard Holde, trusteed L It. Yitw-r. trusteed stl.cj .lam.'s I'aul, leveling 11 ro,,j . IMder Iron Wks.. np 'ii ng Max Knneii, Iiauling i hi!dr. !i Cld I'.oyd, sIm.v 'i ir:g gravel.. I. S. I'.rown, jan and gas. dp,. HeTinan lb i-!ia nd l r. hov ;-;,iv Hovvar.l Herb k. hauling grav.-; I'artridge. yr.iv-l used from pit I W. Lovv-r I"-e:r.iting Co. window glass for Arduior-.. Itudolf Hei' hau olter. te-Mmlr.g "n rad Charles Sheldon. tam t.u road Arthur .Iain, t. aming ti r-.a I Fluier VV.khJ, hauling grav.-l... c. C. Miller, n-i'.-iir at Ar.In.ore H.ilj.h i;. Wood. refund .!- taxes t Jr-en' twj, Ameri'-an Trust Co., int'-red ;i school fund debt Anierhin Trust Co.. re- l.-m-i-Central Fuhrn Tel. ".., rent. 1 1 for two phone. Harvey King. t:iuii,g 'ti ro.-ol Insejill ;riuse, gravel for No. o .fosepli (.rouse, gravel for No. l'r'deriek I rouse, haul grave! Ira ItttirtT. janitor mh-I i.-j.s

ieo. Frown. tai h at I le I Marirare t (I.-v.-r ten !i Five 1

Irf'slle F. Xforehoijse. t.;n-h Arl Mary T. Zimmer r, t a h Ard .1. .1. C;em-ns, hauling grav;.. .T. .T. Clni'iis. supervisor" s,; . F. Millik n. hauling urav ' . Frank Krill. supervisors sib. Frank Krid. extra labor Ceo. Ilrown. institute . ... Margaret 1 i'-ycr, institute Lslie C. Morho'is'. int. -hi. j

.VLar.v T. Zimmerer, institute civi'-s Max Konzen, hauling hihlr

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Jette M. 1 ,rk, a trial ep

.1. P. Witwer, s il of trust. . Iavil S r.rown. ian at ." 1't .los. C. K ri Is. suti Hist. V.

Howard H'ri.- hauling gra

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