Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 10

THURSDAY, OCTOEZ FAOt TEN THI MATTOON DAILY JOURNAL PAMTTt AND COMMCRCIAHTAH wf. aiasaii.MawwllNSwKM-ey'', i Monro ciDftro nc Launch Plane in Midair PYTII1JST0 SUDDEN DEATH OF TUSCOLA VOMAIJ HOSPITAL NOTES Mra. 8. and nawljr bora, ion have been taken to their borne, 216 North atreet. CIIARLESTO TM, Tuscola, 111., Oct.

0. D. ABercronible, wife of O. D. Abercrom- MoFall'a Pepsin Mixture for.

by Ovinia Drug Co. IMij Mra. J. J. PerUDo u( Cliarle.iwi viu i Ited In the city today, Get your Coucoid ftnrkAa.ll A RnnH VLllllnm fi t-lnit.

Indiana I if gnm today. i living on the Goodman' farm west i c- olla on business' today. ling a auddeu relap.e from an opera, 7. M. gchulbo" waa a bualue via- i Hon performed toi appendlcltla.

about Itorlln Decatur on Wedue.day. three weeka ago. She wa about 45 McFail'a Persia Mixture for salajyeara of age, being a by r. lUittr'a Urug store" 11-U Mr. and MraC.

Shepherd of thla Mra. A. A. Powell Jioiui- uoiii a city. She leavea aurvlving tha, hua- hit nl An Waftnaarfflv mnrnlnff Inllnal.

3 band, parents and other ltttlves. Solomon Chevorea waa arral algiiedl.i. runytn rAni.tcn ur NEAR ARGOLA IS DEAD Snaolal to Vhe Journal. Oasatt. Areola, 111., Oct.

23. David 8. Har-rle, rormer resident of thl. rom-munlty and at one time one of the largest farmer! and biggest broom-corn raiser. In thla lection ot Illinois, died Tuesday at 'Houston, where he had been making his home with his daughters, Mrs.

Maude Wesch and Mrs. Nolle Goodwin. He had boon 'n health for the past three years, hut had been confined to his bed but i the past few weeks, i Mr, Harris was born In Butler eoun ty, 0 eighty two years ago and married Miss Sarah Milam of that place. They came to Illinois In 1867 and located on a farm southeast of Areola Just over the Coles county line. Later they bought a farm one and a fourth miles northeast of town, now occu pied by Orson Maker.

He was N.EA ways greatly Interested in the grow-1 Hat church enjoyed a hamburger fry ing of broomcorn and at one Tuesday evening at Peterson rained 320 acres of brush on one farm M81-'1- whll around the campflre WW'- An airplane successfully baa been Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton, during the international air races. The army dirigible TC-5, piloted by Lieutenant Frank McKee ot Scott Field, soared skyward with the plane, a Sperry Messenger, then cut It looAe. Lieutenant C. V. Flnter of Langley Field, piloted It.

Picture was taken Just as. tbe plane cut loose. AT BEHRENO HOME Miss Kate and Miss Ki ancea Bebrend were boatessea to a number of friends at paty given on Wednesday evening at toe noma of Mist Behrend, 701 South Sixteenth street, their guest, being mostly members of the Waltber League. Halloween novelties were displayed attractively about the bouse, The tvening was pleasantly passed with bunco as the diversion, after which refreshments were served to about forty guests by tbe young ladles, assisted by Miss Lydla Tbilker. (tWiy- HAMBURGER FRY The members of the U.

and D. Sunday school cUbs of the First Bap- pior were mode for a halloweon trot to be given next week. Refreshments of hamburger sandwiches, pickles, hot cocoa, bananas and cakes worn served. The party consisted of Mrs. Ethel Taylor, Misses Mary Morgan.

Hal- leen Hendren, Irene Leach, Pauline Clbler. Alberta Clark. Goldle Collins-1 worth, Pauline Coverstone, Jennie i Cole and Margaret Morgan. f.jf. WIENER ROA8T A wiener roast was enjoyed 5y a i weKt of llm homp ma(Jp Mtt with the wieners ami the luncheon already prepared lier In th pven- lier In Urn even- Ing all cam.

tit the fall festival. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Neer, chaperons for the young folks; Misses Luelle Phelps. Mary K)u.

Lola Barnes. Cleda Lambert Jose- Otto Neer and George ee- with more acreage to broomcorn on other farms, the crop netting $11,010 nbove expenses. Mrs. Harris died in Areola fifteen years The surviving children are n. o.

Harris of Areola, Clyde Harris of Vanderhllt. Texas. Otto Harris of Baton Rouge, Mrs. Maude and' Mrs. Nelle Good wn of Houston.

Texas. The funeral arrangements have not yet been announced, whether burial will be In Houston or In Arcoln Ii not known. Robert Campbell has deposed of his meat market to Elmer Cook, the 1 latter taking possession Monday. Mr. ook win stiu continue tne pounrv I COMMUNICATION WITH PEKING IS CUT OFF "ntarnatlonal Nawi Sorvlce.

Shanghai, Oct. 23. Telegraphic i In circuit court for tha murder JobQ' Phillips and entered a plea of not nilltv nn and Ira Rnuaeh on not guuty. Roy ana Ira Rouacb en- tered pleaa of not guilty to chargea of (burglary larceny. Earl wn writing rrauquieni cheeks, also nleaded not mlltv.

7- Rev. W. W. Smith of 8prlngfleld isi to the city in tbe Intereat of thej movement Inaugurated by the Pres-; byterian churchea to pledges-' mjtltu Ions, i imnuu .1.. T7I VT, I uaivo 1 uiesi uuiversuy, 1 Blackburn College, Lincoln College' and Mlllikln of Decatur.

I fiosoal TahapnaAl. Good intereat 1. being-manifested at the revival pamnulm ium hnimr tuuuumeu tti me uospei Tauernacit. un eunaay night a large crowd gatli- i e.red When the pastor preached Irom th xk Law of Contrasts. Monday night was Sunday achool nlgbt Several claasea had special songs and the teachers and officers sang a special song entitled, "Be True." The pastor gave a heart-to-heart talk to the teacher, and pupils, and emphasised w.c mwi iuoi a ouuuay acnuui leacu- er be gavei, and nM befor9 Qod before tryIng tQ teRCn 0tner people and chlldrefli for a Sunday cn iir.

be expected of the pupils. Next Sundnv mnrnlna- will h. Rally Day" when a certain goal ha. ho i been set. Tuesday night waa "Toung Peopiee Night." Young people filled the choir seats and sang two apecial numbers.

The pastor took hia mes Bage from 1 and II Timothy, applying It both to soune oeoole and adults un aM hn iiftia He that lit le can be expected irom young people when their adults are doing thing, that displease Qod. Wednesday night waa musical uight when special gong, were sung and tbe pastor told how gome of these 1 hyniLs came to be written. Some time ago a service ot this type waa held wuu ezcepuonai success, jonignt is everybody's night, when groups from other churches are nra-ed to attend aurthesl 1 1 launched In midair. It waa don at ARGOLA COUPLE ARE MARRIED FIFTY YEARS Spaciai to Tha Journal-Qatatte. I Areola, 111., Oct.

23. Mr. and Mra. A. A.

Honn of the Areola vicinity i celebrated their golden wedding an- i niversary Thursday. At the noon i.nio a nun atiruA at lmme of tn(jlr A Ray Honn only the immediate members of the lam iiy being present. Jn the afternoon M)d evening from two to nine a re- centlou wan held at the old home stead. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served a very pretty souvenir folder with the names of! the bride and groom of tlfty years printed in gold was presented to each tuest Mr. and Mrs.

Honn hare oeeu rea- idents of Areola vicinity for over sixty years, both coming with their, parents to Illinois and settling in Coles county when quite young. Mr. Honn, who was born in Kentucky, frebruary 12, 1852, came to Illinois cn November 11, 1858, and Mrs. ilonn, as Mahala Kerns, waa born liear Shelby vllle, September 19, coming one year later. They.

have lived in this vicinity ever slncp. On October 22, 1874, they were 1 united in marriage at Ashmore, the ceremony being performed by Rev. K. Honn. an uncle 0t the 1 i communlratlon with Peking was cut tdilne Neer.

Adrln Arend, Emma off suddenly today. Itlock, Mabel Neer, Lydia Wunder. Latest advices from the Chinese' Jenn "urry and Bertha capital, were that General Wu Pel Fu, Messrs. Francis Koons. Fran1: tnhn commanding the Peking forces, wason.

Chester Johnson. Lester Abel, driving back the troops of Chang Tso Plock. Ffe.r Widen. William ''y- Wheeling. V.

Va. It was a trl- SURPRISE MRS. HUMER-. state rally that brought Republican Mrs. W.

D. FTHrrrM we' -hen delegations from Pennsylvania, Ohio surprise at her home, 3300 Richmond ''n(1 West Virginia to Wheeling. nvemie, on Mondnv rfternoon bv i A slight cold is annoying the can- company of ladles in honor of her.didate In his speaking, imt otherwise WEST IS "SAFE 77 BY ALBERT BAENZIGER. tl. N.

fi. Stiff Corrasnondenti V.n rnntp In Wllmlni-tnn I ulth n(n nawps Qn 23 Fnr thrt flr.t since the start of the campaign, r'en- Charles G. Dawes, Republican Charles G. Dawes tanrttdate for vice president, Indlcat- ed that he believed the west was def inltely safe for President Coolldge. "You wait, he told audiences toda.

until you hear the returns from the great western country. I am not afraid of the west. There is no rad- Ici-llsm out there at least, not the kind you find In East Side New or West Madison street, Chicago." Men hers of his party were pleased with the reception the nominee re- celved last night the fair grounds ban brought no III results. General Dawes will speak tonight i Wilmington, Del. i MRC- CMCDY CTIMnO BACK OF H'JND By lnterntlonnl Nw Sarvicf I Grand Rapids, Oct.

23. Liquor was blamed today by pretty Mrs. Olivine Simpson, 26, for the shooting in which her husband, Chedell Simp son, 40, wounded Colonel John G. Em- ery. former national commander of the American Legion In the arm I Her husband, against whom she filed divorce jctlon Inst WBk last night In a cell at police heartuuar aml wI" be hpld Pending Em- erv'a rtprliilnn uliof har ii, inc.

i.ituiKm. r.ii mi. a Igned Sim that Colonel Emery had ruined the prisoner's home. "Mr. Simpson Is absurd." Mrs Emcrv nlt "Mr i girl only two weeks.

She was em ployed by my husband when she iintwered nn advertisement." Emery's attitude as he left the hes pltal after his wound had been dressed wns one of sympathy for Slmpspon. ran nnni innr run buuLHM aeverai day' vlait lu ludlanaiiolia. Miaa LJJiliu. Mll.er went to Ciilcuio Gel your Coucord fiiants today, n. Berkowiti Sons.

10 20U today on a lew dais' buines trip. wayne btons ot viua umge is' a sueat of Mr. and Mra. O. S.

Bunnell McFalla Fepalu Mixture tor gala i e. uii er u(uk awr, ji 11 Mra. Phil McDonald Is In Sullivan Tlaitins her mother, Mra. John Mar tin. Get your Concord graiK-a toduy, N.

Berkowlta Son. WMt iisa auiin ocon.ia connnea 10 nor Lome, 1U15 Edgar avenue, by tonsil-Itla. Mrs. Goff, 1717 Lafayette avenue, la Buffering from a severe attack of tonsllltla. Food sale, Coinage's drug store by North Okaw Home Bureau, Saturday, Oct.

25. 1025 Mrs. Jobu Cochran of Newton visited friends In the city today while enroute Jo pecatur. Mrs. T.

Beattv haa. returned to nBmnallrn attar a ilnv'i vial vltn iviauica iu iurj Mrs. Ray Highland and children were KUesta todav of Mr. and Mrs. S.

S. Highland In Lerna. Mrs. Rose Gardner of Terre Haute baa returned home alter a few days visit with E. Hurst.

Mra. R. H. Warren and daughter. Miss Ella, ot Bethany are guests or Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bowmrn. Mrs. llarney Louder and son, Leu -ra. barney uouuer ana son.

ueu Louder are a few days vis- Itlng relatives In Elllngham. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beem have gone to Belleville to visit with their 8on. Logan Beem, and family.

Mrs- Lawrence W. Parish is taklnj a week's vacation from her duties In the offices of the Big Four Flevator Lompany. J- A. McFall of Cleveland Is visit log with friends In the city. He will go from here to Chicago before re- turning home.

Friday and Saturday special at Len- hart's Music and Gift Shop on table and decorative glasiware reduced 10 per cent. 10-24 Mrs. John Sullan returned home Wednesday from a several days' visit Our car Concord grapes Is now In. Q-Uty extra fine. Better get yours oeiore too late, uet tnem toaay.

n. i Berkowiti Sons. lO-JOtf Mrs. Leona James of Brocton and Mra' S' M' Clark d' daughter. MUs Goldle.

of Paris spent Wednesday isltlng In the city. Mrs. Catherine Mrs. Catherine Myers has returned to her home in Springfield after a few days' visit with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Sullan. Our car Concord grapes is now in. Quality extra fine.

Better get yours before too late. Get them today. N. Perkowitz Sons. 10-20tf Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Andrews have returned to their home In Chicago after a few days' visit with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Calvert have returned to their home near Willow Hill after a visit with their sonln-law and daughter, Mr. and Ms. Alva Cox. Miss Nellie -Nexson of Asheville, N. railed on Mlsa Blanche Nichols and other relatives In the city today While enroute through the city from Pekln.

Mrs. Nsncy Hlggln. has returned to her home In Neoga after a week1 visit in the city with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rryson and Mr.

and Mra. Mrs. L. Coy and gon-ln-law and Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Beetr.er, 1 went to Indianapolis today to visit a few days and to bring home their lliliililiiw- i uii in Norm unina, although informa-: tlon from Mukden. Chane'a headnuar. ters, was that he was holding posl- tlons taken previously. NOT RYAN BR08. TRUCK WHICH 8NAPPED POLE Ryan Bros, state that It was not their grocery truck which struck and cut In two the pole at the corner of Twenty-first street and Champaign avenue on Wednesday forenoon, Miss Marie Thompson of 2913 De- wlt' avenue, who was driving the car which struck the pole, is reported afternoon as resting easier from Injuries and nervous shock received.

the was admitted to Memorial hospital after the accident, and cuts on her wrists and ums were dressed. The young woman was accompanied by her sister. The automobile In which Mis. Thompson and ber sister nooui. Eleven children were born to wltn her sister, Mrs.

D. t. Willougli-iliis union, eight of whom are living. bv ln Decatur. Two daughters died in young woman-! Mrs- J- H- Kirkpatrick and sons, hood and one son in infancy.

The Jack antl Donald, have arrived from lamily is now composed ot fifteen Decatur for a visit with her sister, children, including the aona-ln-law i Mrs. Helen Oliver. Friday night will be family night, S'?" 'f8 0 BPt-church, o-whleh to' beta, eagerly looked forward I bn! Born, to Mr and Mra. It T. Elliott.

mo Wabash avenue, a ion, on W.jH flsadav nlirht Tha Infant Daased awrf" a few minutes after birth. Mr- J. A. Knpper-Of 1J20 oall avenoa wai returned to her boma thla afternoon, convaleicen 'operation to which aha alio niitted two weeka, ago Mra. a W.

Peera Is recovering frorrf ja aenoua atucK or ivy poisoning. 4 Stir t-k A. it 1- Ml yV" wlBa 10 inans our ninny irionus ana for thelr and the beautiful floral offerlnei durln our recent bereavement Al TOO LATI TO CLASaiwy. TO ALL RED MEN i You are hereby notified to be present Oct 23; yet important business before the tribe. Oeotga Arnold.

nt R. rKl.Dl WANTED TO RENT three pr four room house. Phone 2700. ia-14 FOR SALE Ill-Inch Estate Aak heaC ing etove, range, pump, barn, and shed and porch chair at 613 N. 2lat SL Phone 009 any time after p.

m. .10.27 Wanted Lady agent at once; good TOtatSfVg, in a. "apman, ZBU8 vuHrieston Mattoon. 10-1 REPAIRING of guns, sewine- ehinea, gryphophones, locks, clock 5k8? umbrellas, kevs made, mw fllln ant j. H.

johns0D( 2300 Champaign Ave. 14 FOR TRADE A No. i WlnEester model 1903 22 automatic for a single P'atol. Inquire 2309 vl-Trr1 tr 10'2 Sffitl at 1311 uroaaway. Phone 2711.

10-24 RENTFlne lndtvidua, car '-a: ra Xk suitable for automobile repair shop. carpenter or paint shop; will arrange I0. enant: also storage apace for goons or otner material. within one block of business center. rnone OT -5- 10-29 i SN v.m 0 rv dloa repaired, rebuilt and bu to oi der.

Oaark factory representative; 1908 Lafayette Ave. Phone 920. 10-29 FOR RENT Two fuFnlenedi rooma for light housekeeping at 708 S. 16th 1M2I F0R RENT Four-room uofurnlshed apartment and 3 room anfurnished apartment: also for sal one complete three-fourths bed, dresser and electric- light fixtures. Phone 2920 or 261.

10-24 FOR SALE -One thoroughbred Duroo male 8 months old, weight 200 miles south and one-half mile west of Gays on the T. E. Jervia farm. 10-27 FOTRENTAn 8-room modern house, witn garage at 629 S. 9tn St.

Phone 10-24 FOOD SALE at 1612 Broad wav uClll i uow yuuixn tuuu; BT- eryming gooa to eat. 10-Z4 WANTED-Everybody to see the V. Morrison Mnmiment Co, 1917 Broadway, before buying monument. 0 marjeers. 10-23 WANTED Experienced second cook.

lad? Preferred. Throm'a Cafe. xlO-27 onut UUO Ul JUdUUUn lineal, rMS A I r- Ml and most completely enulnoed homea. I choicest location could easily be con- 1 verted into apartments; will make a splendid Investment, beside, a won- derful hnmfi. can h.

hn11ht flirTl4nh. ed; Interior must be seen to be an- predated; double garage; will sacri- tor 1ulek 8ale- A- H- Adler- 2'05 baseracnt of tne church on Satnrdav. Oct. 2S. at noon.

10-24 FOR SALE-An Ideal heater, uaed but five months; child's bed, sprlnga and mattress, also dresser and book W- Coey- 1121 s- 161 Phone 2999. 10-24 i-TaYYbr. sr-tr-j "BJ' rs movinir out huf Hnn't vnn l- ed, we will still be here when Bryan I president. They are moving tha naKery macninery tnat naa been s'ored In our shop so that we will have yon tried our home-made marah- mallows? plain or chocolate dinned, Olde Sweet Shoppe, Broadway at TT- come. xl0-i24 FOR SALE Child's hl in "eA7, mnon.

rnone 2fiS4. xlO numiviMVit oslc oy nnugnters oiif Veterans nt Mfi PrnnHvav EVtlavl 1 24. at 1:30. FOR SALE CHEAP Lady's blaci i-fii. wun gray enracm iriaa minir.

in first class condition; too small for owner. Inonlre 1417 Cham paign Ave. rnone MS5. xlO-25 BOX AND PIE 8UPPER at Walnut Grove school, northeast of cltv. nn hard road.

Friday evening, Oct. 84. 'Falthe Rider, teacher. xlO-24 WANTED To buy "one, two or threa medium size first class country bams. Address with price care of Journal-Gazette.

xlO-25 BOX SUPPER at the Dixie achool house, southwest ot Mattoon on road to Oaya, Friday evening, Oct 24. in Owen, teacher. xlO-21 fOR 8LE Set of drums and traps. Bert Brew.ter. Phone 455.

xlO-28 FOR REN Four-room modern Hal In Donnell good heat and Janitor service. 'Phone 593. xlO-21 CL08INitl OUt8ALE Going out ot business; trimmed bats, feathers, flowers, velvets, ribbon, will ha regardle.s ot cost; nothing -eserved; building for rent Murphy ft Murphv, 2200 Prairie Ave. Phone 1918. H4t FOR SALE Five-room modern hou.a Just completed at 8017 DeWitt Ave.

price laijuo. rnone 143. 143.jt9.J5rf r'any old motor a A for put four to six quart. 100 pura Penn oil, add five gallon. Gibler'a high test, high powered gasoline; tura her over once with crank or and It'a ready to serve yon.

108 16tn St. io-Tjpt FOR8ALE5n'e 1924 twnoc? aedan; one 1923 Ford touring, like new; one 1923 Cadillac touring, HM new. Miller Motor Car Co, at Ford Annex. 2004-08 Prairie Ave, Martin Carroll. xlO-Stf TheWADLEV CO.

wanU "women! to pick com ready ti ft sisr Elgbty-ntne Knight, of many In Pokey regalia, In addjtton to 'quit a Urge number of Journeyed by Interurban and automobile from this city to Charleston on Wednesday evening to attend the nannuer ana urdcc mcmum io ium eighth district convention of the lodge held In Charleston on that day. Tbe big company of knights pather ered at Pythian Temple, rtroadway and Fifteenth street, nt o'clock. Darnell's band pave a concert while Dokeys In their Arabian garb frisked about getting ready for the trip. On arriving at Charleston the Mat-toon contingent was met by other visiting Pytblans. The Illuminated treets were further lit uo by red fuses, more bandsrnep played, and all, after a parade through the business section, repaired to the Cham ber of Commerce hall.

There a ban- quet was served by the Pythian sis ters of Charleston. 2'io being seated at the tables. Music as furnished; during the repast by the Paradle n- tertalners. George fottlngham nf Charleston, district deputy, was tnnstmnster at tbe bann.uet. Speakers were Al Douglas of SprincfleM.

grnml keepor 1 of records nnd seal; Grand Chancellor Pence Orr of nnd K. T. Cuthrle, of Mattnon. pant grand chan. cellor and supreme representative.

Palestine lodge, this city, is the second largest Pythian lndc In Illinois. It naturally prnt, the larger delegation to the function. For several years It ranked first In size. Other lodges having representatives were those of Sullivan. Villa firove, Bethany, Humbolt, I.ovlngtnn, Lakewood, Cowden and several others.

Following the bnnquet there wss a dance given in the Pythian hall, the muslo furnished by the Paradise entertainers. Wednesday night's turnout at the convention was given as a preliminary to the grand Dokey festivities In this city on November 2J. The Mattoon committee In charge of arrangements for the Charleston visit was composed of Georite H. Mitchell, Jake Stump and Guthrie. E- T-' I' PYTHIAN SISTERS AT TUSCOLA MEETING About forty members of the Pyth- lan Bisters lodge went to Tuscola on Tuesday evening to attend the lnltla- tory work on three candidates Into the order of that city.

The Ma'toon degree staff put on the work and was accomcanled by a largo number of othenPof the order. Refreshments were served after the business of the evening. Those in the party from Mattoon were Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Rapp, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers, Mr. and Mrs.

Zepha McCoekey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tnrreff. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Crosby. Mr. and R.

M. Frl.hev Mr Mr. Hull, Mrs. George If. Kemner.

Mra Louis Rothenpleler. Mrs. W. L. Whls-ennan, Mrs.

Btanley Spldcll, Mrs. Cora Olmsted, Mrs. II. M. Whlsennan, Cora Griffith.

Mrs. H. A. Gano, Harry Llnthlrum, Mrs. Floyd Lacy, Mrs.

Myrtle Rlttenhouse. Mrs. Charle. Pence. Mrs.

R. J. Hammond, F. 8. Vandarrlrt, Mrs.

Al Zellers. Georgia Shane, W. E. Tatch-er, Ed Glover, Mrs. finra Parkx.

Mrs. Harry Owens, Mra. Frances Klrkwood. Mrs. Anna Center.

Mrs E. Llnthlcum. Miss Blanche Kvom-n, Mtss Anna DahUng. Miss Allle Llnck. Miss Mary Relnsrrelber snd Oano.

Mrs. Iiornthy Adams of fln-clnnatl was with thr- Mattoon party. FUNERAL RITES FOR CROSSING VICTIMS Csney. Ill, on. 2.1 -The bodies of Shelby Piitrlrk.

(. an1 his wire, Lls-a Patrick, v.bo worn Instantly killed at th. lr iar was truck by a pns. train, thl niv nt n.Lxy Wednrsdav iiiornuig. ttmcrnl servlr.

wero nft- held nt 2 i.v-ioi-i emoon at th. remains wr-- l. aspy renif't, Mrs. I i parrnts. Mr.

vivrd by hi on bod! t'. r. i In The ho I 1 1 nf I rl. In sur- M. :tl.ri and a hIm.

Tb-v Mr M'(. ii. WALL OF COI.LE.-.E: DING COLi.APfrs: kuleq, Oy lrtrn it Ricbnicid, "'I Hiilii.hi liill'd and 'rionsly Kinney, James Miirah: when the w. nt v. Earlham In a fire that Milling today.

The dame.ro was estimated at f.ne nt be miiHPums in the state )n. cllned to BtisM-n Hn ln cendlary, Blthouih ihiv i.fHlgneil no motive nor namrd those susperted. The buildings wi re protected by 190,000 insurance. DR. LUMPKIN IMPROVED.

Word from Dr. I. A. Lumpkin, tvho Is sojourning at West Iladmi, for a brief period, Is to the effect that ha 1. fueling mo'h better than ho did when he arrived there.

K.OPC, Regular meeting Thursday, Oct. 23, Installation of officers and oth er Important business, please present. FRANCIS WELCH, C. K. 10-n JOHN J.

LAHEV, Becy. I was. turned Into the pole as the MR3- HASKELL im.nuey anniversary. Mrs. Humes was caiiert away from home 'or a while, and wher she returned fnnd her guests assembled for nn Tfter noon of games and contests nre.

louRly arranged. A plnt, luncheon was served by Mrs. O. K. Wbfttnker nnd Mrs.

W. Humes. The ladles present were Mrs. J. 11.

Hlgglrison, Mrs. George Hockley, Mrs. J. E. McCumber, Mrs.

Kllznbeth Mayer, Mrs. O. Cartwrlght. Mrs. A.

LefOer, Mrs. L. F. Mayer, Mrs. I.

D. Cole. Mrs. S. W.

Cnime. Mrs. Q. E. Whlttaker and Mrs.

W. C. flumes. The Alpha Class of the First Thru. with Mrs FrnnL0n Twenty-second f- IIUIIII rrx.

sirerr. i ne afternoon warn in on'Tn. usl sson an(1 llllslmS8 were ob. Refreshments of pumpkin whipped cream and roffee worn served during the social hour. Those In attendance were Mrs Browne.

p. rox n. i r.ij, jirs. O. H.

Fve and '-oulse. Mrs. (i. E. miuerson, Mrs.

T. filhor.on rm r-ssle Haskell, Mrs. J. A. Hlte.

Mrs. Thomas McCarter, Mrs. C. F. Slier, Mrs.

S. n. Storm. Mrs. Clen Sink' Mrs.

II. Thurber, Mrs. James L. Warren, Mrs. R.

e. Wehh, George Lemons, Mrs. T. Mi.im. lira r) nno j.

f. i 1 MSCELLANEOUS 8HOWER A shower wns clven evening for Mr. and Mrs. Krvln wno werfi married on Sunday, the affair being held nt the' nf bis parents. Mr.

and Andrew Mills. 2,12, Moultrie avenue I Mr Mrs. Mills received manv ntinH ior ineir new I'omn. one gift being a haske' nf i link and white carnations. Sand- I bv Mrs m.i wprf flnrroi.

Mills. assisted by Mrs Saro hol Mr. nr.u noi. Mrs. Walter Oimg.

Mrs Mnvlv Thn. nuu inr tw rpcii iinriro rrei 1 1 i on ne came into my office while I nurglarized Sunday night and mer-was busy with dictation," he said, (handise to the amount or $100 was He asked me If his wife worked fot taken. Among the. things missing me and I told him yes, and asked him were fleece lined coats. pocket what I could do for him." clgara, tobacco, shoes work I CaUff Akl llVTSn spRifi Mr an1, Newberry and HODn anrI lwls have departed a trlp for 1 i relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Newl.errv havp hen in charge of the club house of the Mat-! toon Country Club for the last two EXPLOSION CAUSE UNKNOWN MrS-ey NeW. 8-rvIc. harles Angnll and son were Norfolk.

Oct. 2.1 The cause wests at the dinner. tha etnloslon nimmvi ri. The Areola Independent foolhnll it -ucu nm an gruuiis and some will have gpecial BIRTH REPORT r- a omri. uuiilu t1 Jcr nrm- hl.

J.K. 7 ter- ii'. lltt.e granddaughter and niece, Gwen- dolyn Goodwin, to make her home with her grandmother. Dr. A A.

Powell 1. home from Evanston, where'te went to visit his son MaynarJ. who attend. North- western University, and who Is recov- ering from a compound fracture of his right arm and severely sprained wrist, sustained several day. ago.

Try our noonday lunch cafe terla style. Plate lunche. In evening. fWI hAmo Ml-ln. Pin.

uoiMe cooMng. nee, canes, salads and -gandwicheg, chile and served at an time. Special Sunday dinners. Orndorff'a Confectionery. Emery Andrews and daughters, Mis.

Genevieve, of Chicago. And Mrs. H. W. Hopkin.

of Portland. both of whom have been visiting here, left today for Chicago to visit until Sat- and brother, Roscoe Andrews, after which Mrs. Andrews will return to her home In tmg city ana Mrs. Hopkins will depart for her home In Oregon. 'JIIIIIWI want OF CRANE I and dauughters-in-law and twenty-1 ceven grandchildren.

All the chll-! cren were present at the celebration oAe 80n ln law. E1 Clarke. one dau8hter-in-law, Mrs. Percy! Among those present were Mr. and -Mrs- A- J- Honn and family pf ('larlon.

1: ev. and Mrs. A. Lee Honn and family Fnlrmnnt III vir. iihiu fiL- ti a v.minw auu b.i nuwa.u Mr.

and Mrs. wm. Lubka of Rev. W. Percy Ilonn, Commerce, Texas.

Rev. Robert Honn, Ann Arbor, Rev. A Barton Clarke, Albion. J. M.

Howard and family and Mr. and Jackson, Charleston, 111., Mrs. Susan Howard of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Ray Ilonn and family. Areola. The Kaen Htor nt Fllsnn waa juckets and silk stocking. Entrance to the buiraing was made through tne front door after breakln the Mrs Dick Emrllsh 1.11-errnln.rt a Tuesday evening In honor nn vauui auu misH uernaome Vaught of Battle Creek. who i.re io Areola vlsltlna at the home of the former'.

daughter, Mrg. team Went to Tovev Snnrt.nv nnH nln, e.A iht A A at that nlar nnd Inof h. tha mo iiiurucilUUUl team iu w. Tha Arrnla llnonr. uou, uin rlht miorH i.

rcn guard, Horn, right tackle, Stabler, tight end, Bullard, left end, Dllllner, ntiarter back; Honn, half back. Shra- der, half back; Miller, full back, Mack Honn will officiate1. MANY BOY SCOUT LEARNED TO SWIM 5y lnaatlonal News Service Springfield, 111., Oct 23. More than 120,000 boy learned to at 532 camp, conducted last summer in various parts of the country, according to e.tlmate. of ecout officials A large number of Illinois boy.

we-e among this number. The importance of swimming Is by the fact mostly an average of 850 accidental among nersons 't thaD old. occur In the state annually, it la pointed out. CA8E BEFORE GRAND JURY. Palcdall Jablonowsky, the man arrested by John W.

Wlsley late Sunday night a. tha man waa coming out of the residence ot Mra. Thoma. Montgomery. 1817, Oak avenue, has been placed la tha county jail at Charleston.

No preliminary trial will be given- blm, a the matter will be taken care of by the grand Jury, now In session. There Isn't any payday for laboring under a delualon. a passing motor 58 not dam. aged. This morning a new pole replaced the broken one.

The transformers which were on the broken pole have been placed on one In the alley serving the hospital. 8EN8ATIONS PROMISED WHEN COZY DOLAN TALKS By Inttrnationai Newi Service JNew York, OcL 23. Cory Dolan, bnrred from baseball by Judge Lan-i f'" aenaatlon ho ,8 "u'ed to Ktte ap- I'omi Ufllll uewhimpermen ano: an- uwer questions on the recent baseball expose which resulted In the banishment of Dolan and Jimmy voiineii, or tne Giants, for an al i io unoe a t'hllailelphla i Player. The meeting between Da I lan and the reporters will be held in the offices of Dolan'a attorney. Wll- I Ham J.

Fallon, who Is to brine anlt Judge Indls for alleged libel i.nd restoration of flolan's shnre of the world series purse. MISSING PART OF FAMOUS $100,000 NOTE 13 FOUND Oy Inlprnntltinal Ni-wt Service. lii Angeles. Oct. mlSHlng -f iho Duheny.

'all note hlrh featured the senatorial tilnl Inijulry In the Iiaslng of oil resfivo lands, was produced iodny In the court of Federal Judan "Ui l. Met orinlck who Is hearlna ovonm-nt suit 10 cancel leases antil tci un ine r. I I IVil I. .4.. ins reserve.

The appearanr the uinillHUC I1IOW 'u tnn attorneys especially engaged In President f'nolldge to conduct the investigation to reserve land leases. HOME FROM OTTUMWA TRIP Mr. snd Mrs. F. R.

Thatcher nnd C-irl returned today from a two weeks-motor trip and visit In Ot-tiiina, lown. "We hnd a wonderful dip and motored 200 miles over bard surfncH ronds In flllnols on Wednesday," said Mrs, Thatcher to. day. GIRL CLAIMS TO HAVE BEEN BURGLAR'S LOOKOUT By Intnrnotlnnal News Bouth Bend. Oct.

23-Kather-Ine iMurtln. 22, UPorte, according to local police, ha. admitted that she served ns "lookout" for Auburn Herron, 28, while the Intter broke Into offices of the United States Lnmbor Compsny here two week. ago. R.

DANCE Elks' Club. Friday night, October 24, admission, $1.10. 10-23 i mil. an" Appreciate Qua Hi and really a uood Ciqar Trentnn raiililnn in i L.n. h.i..

Miri Hil 111 iirv ni rtntan nripr will ne Known. rxirpHSPn ine ne- in. ni" mmrn or inquiry: meet a "dead wall." FOR FATHER'8 MURDER Intitrn.it'ona' Nw Rwrw'oe. Noblesvllle. Oct.

with the murder Inst February of hie father, James J. Klncade. wealthy Hamilton county farmer, Montevillo L. Klncade, r6, went on trial here today, faced solely with circumstantial to be here. Each family presented Mr, nnd Mrs.

Warrem with $5 gold piece as an anniversary gift. The dlnnes wal served at the noon hour and featured the day's events, the afternoon passing Informnllv. The table wag centered with a large wedding cake. Mr. Warren is set! enfy tbree year, of while Mr.

Warrem Is old. mak. Ing him twenty-three years and she eighteen when they were marrlel. The rhlldren and their fnmllles present were Mr. and Mrs.

Will Warrem and anna. Paul and rhnrina Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. o. F.

War- rem. Mr. and L. E. Warrem and Mary Kllwheth- Khther-ine and Rdtth, Mr.

and Harry Warrem and ton. Andrew, and Wen- ueu warrem otner. present were Ixiu Boone, Anna Michaels Fred -Clark. Fred Bearda- ley and Mi.g LaVonna Taylor. "aT 'vir.

nnn Mrs. Perry Hardwlrk M- Pwrell nnd Mrs. Wnlfor Voung. Mr. snd Mrs William father.

Mrs. Margaret Horn and' children! Mrs. L. P. Childress.

Mrs Fverett Prlre. Mrs Ch.irloltp Soav. trs Tip ton Klndel. Mrs. Sara Abel and chlN dren.

Helen Seay. Anna Relsner Luclle Phelps. Bertha Ponr-inn. FMIth lleisner. Helen Cnen, Olive rrnrd- "M-s, ouve.

Wilms and I'enrl Relsner and Nolen Cnen Ills. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ne go.aen wedding anniversary of Mr. and A. J. Warrem w.

celebrated at their home. 800 Lincoln I Trruiiraiiny, wnen ttielr chll. dren' planned a surprise dinner In honor of the event Mr. end Mrs. Warrem were married fifty years ago In Ablngtlon, Washington eoun-ty.

Virginia, and have resided in this city for thirty-eight years. Mr. War, im is on tne retired list from the Big Four shops, being a former em. Ploye In the; department. Mr.

and Mn. Warrem had nine Ml MMN .1. m. "i wi.uiu rn living. Five of them with their famine, were at the celebration on Tuesday.

Ona child, living ln Detroit, waa unable 4 Z55 li.V(-.-.Vt4i-.;it.'ljgr fiiiiiin THE HOUSE Diifritufora INDIANAPOLIS, IND. jrork, st-lb.