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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-05-14
ITEMS OF LOCAL lNrERES.

government WITH a CITY manager.
Mrs. j. T. McGregor and chill
dren, of Forest City, N. c.. are
guests at the home of Mrs.
Augusta Culp, on Confederate
street.
Mrs. j. C. Hunter and little
daughter, of Liberty, S. c., are
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Hunters father. Mr.. l.. J. Mas
sey, in this city.
Miss Isabel Fewell, of Rock
Hill, was the guest Saturday and
Sunday of Miss Isabel Grier in
this city.
Miss Vivian Nicely, of Ebe-
nezer. spent Sunday in Fort Mill
as the guest of Miss Isabel Mas
Sey.
Miss Carrie Belle Poag, of
Rock Hill, is guest this
week of Miss Cammie Smith in
this city.
Friends of MIR. David A. Lee
will regret to know that he is
seriously ill at his home on
Forest street.
DR.. j. l.. Spratt. w. B. Meach-
am. Jr., and j. M. Massey left
Monday for Atlanta where they
are attending the Shriners con-
vention.
Mr.. T. F. Lytle and family
several days ago moved into the
cottage on East Booth street
recently bought by Mr.. Lytle
from Mr.. S. w. Parks.
Winthrop's birthday being
celebrated as a holiday at Win
throp college Tuesday, several
Fort Mill young lady students of
that institution spent the day at
their homes in this city.
An infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Thomasson, one
of the twins which came to their
home about six weeks ago, died
Friday and was buried Saturday
in New Unity cemetery.
Mrs. Lizzie Ormand, of Grat-
tan, together with Mr.. Rochelle
Sutton and Miss Myrtle Sutton
of the township, left several
days ago for a visit to relatives
in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. f.. l.. Mace arrived in
Fort Mill Sunday evening from
Marion and, with her husband,
has taken board with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Carothers on White
street. DR.. Mace has charge of
the prescription department of
the Massey drug store.
Report on the streets Monday
was to the effect that Mayor
A. R. M cElhaney had traded his
house and lot on Spratt street to
Mr.. J. H. Bales for the latter's
plantation in upper Fort Mill
township.
Following the custom of sew
eral years, the 7 o'clock closing
hour was adopted by the mer-
chants of Fort Mill on May /.
The plan will be continued
through August.
At a special meeting last
Wednesday evening of the di-
rectors of the First National
Bank of Fort Mill the banks
pro rata share in the capital
stock of the regional bank at
Richmond. Va, was authorized.
The discovery of stolen goods
several days ago in the woods
just north of town it was hoped
would lead to the apprehension
OF the parties who burglariZed
the stores of Meacham & Epps
and the Mills & Young company
on the night of May l. but up
to this time no clue has been
found.
Memorial day was fittingly
observed Sunday afternoon by
the people of Fort Mill and
vicinity. The exercises began
at the Presbyterian church at
4:3O o'clock and were concluded
at New Unity cemetery, where
the graves of the soldier dead
were beautifully decorated with
flowers by the school children.
The management of the Ma
jestic Theatre has agreed to
donate portion of the receipts
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-05-14

PARTICULAR McCnanlCS
are always pleased when they
go on a job to find that the Lum-
ber to be used came from our
Lumber Yard.
1t makes work easier if good
material is used, and the work is
better, too. Let us figure with
you on your next bill.
Fort NH Lumber Company,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-05-14

Ardrey's ad. will interest you.
Look it up.
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glr6ritrrtnaftirr nerrranrt.

Die bon Ner bieiigen Central Ga.
Dor Union 10 iorgfdltig p~orbereitete
Seer oes Arbeitertoges. fDeIte in
Dem itdotiiden Bart 81 5Iorenre
Dor it'd gehen ioate, III leioer Der.
reguet Smmerbin uber batten
etpd 500 Geriouen Dem ReqeniUetter
SroB ae6oteu mo iih auf Dem Ser.
gmignnasplaBc ringeim6eu Sri.
gRua Reitor BON Gbtcago, peIde iidl
nm Die Erganiiiruua meibliher gr.
better peiCntIih peroient qetnodJt
bat, belt cine paden0e 9lniprahe
mo @ultD. Dtorebeoo belt e6enicQs
cine ifiDrngDoue Ieoe Sic eiQpnt.
Tide 5eier perbuuoen nit einem
aroben goltsieit miro ndtiteu Gam.
itag IN 5Iorence abgebalten meroen.
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ntr NiIfafnnh mdhi.

SER Better Wobrina ans gurtuea.
|glebr. idnot2 ms iolaeuoc Beitrdgc
fir ben &tlisfpn0 Bu:
Beter wobrtna, @uriUell. $1,000
Rbllip @obrina Burpea. 200
allen MnnH guriueu, .t 200
8err Grnn Nnia RrahOent oes
@cltlthm ariegerbun6es, tbeilt ms
nit, oaB ibm BON Der pieb Bros.
grauerei 5000 fir ben bonn ariegrr.
bnno toueftirten SiIfsfoH0 3uaegan.
gen iino.
Serr Sobn Moroborit idreibt un
ans Bennington 6olgeabes Ger
Shlesnia.6olitetn gerein bat Conn.
tag 800 ans iciner aaiie fir ous
Silisnerf bcpiaiat. unb ipeitere
$50 iin0 nod IN 4usiiht aeitclt
liner SdnoHllrperein bat ON 20.
Sept. ieine geriaHnluuq uu0 miro
iiderlih feline 1iIitt thuH Sd
bin iberJeugt, Dab aud Der BEN.
uinaton 9Iatt6eutihe gereiu o1s
@leihe tbuu miro. Sd babe cine
perionlihe aoaefte in Bennington
auigenommen, Die iopeit S33 er.
geben bal.
Infer gpihdbter 5rcunO Serr
Sobn 8. Stnbler, 81. 9i3e.grdii.
bent 0es Stnatsperbnnoes Rebras.
ia, idreibt nns iiber oas StItsmerf
iiir Die artegsnotbIeiom0en IN Stan.
ton pie foIgt:
a5reitag arbeuo bat sic armin
2oge $25 aus Der aaiie iiir Die
Observation-Disclosures beDiaigt mo in
elm paur Minlten mar oieie Gum.
ourd ircipi1ige 9eitrGse ben
gin3eImitsIieoeru ouf St15 onge.
Dadien.
"Samitaq 9l6enb mics Scr Ser.
mania @eiauguerein 500 aus iei.
uer aniie fir oieicn eoIen 3lpef an
Il in elmer fir Den 3ped anbgralm.
ten Bauie iteuerten Die D}itgIie.
Der nod $t1O BET. iohab mir cine
@eioHntiumme bon 1910 botten.
8eiOe 8ereimalugen 5aben SammeI.
liiten nltiaeIeQt uuO miro Stantou
birnen aur}em cine aniebnIidc
Summe a6Iieiern tonnm glle
aflting Dor ioIter SiIieleiitung
Sir Den NiIisiono oes 8eitlihen
ariegertumoes Duroe ourd 5rnu
8oIIer a~bgeliaiert:
UteB gros. .s... 2UU+UU
bereits beridtet o. 2,550.65i
in Summa 50, $50 0I
SIN auftrage e. aonig, gr1itoent
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merits idlimm berlebt. 1cs 8abr.
3eug roIlte cine 80ihung binab mo
begrub Die Sniniien inter iif.
2incoln. 9Im So1ntog o. " Bot
Die Staats 5air ibren auiang 9e.
nommen, Der geiuA betrug iiber
10000. Die qusitelltng miro cine
ISOLDE 0auern.
9eatrice. Bier Reilen noroneit.
lid BON Beatrice ereignete ii6 am
g}ontag Elm beftiges @enitter, Der.
brmoen NIT einen noIfenbruforti.
gen 9egen. Sn Der Staot ieIbit
betrllg Der Qieberidlag / 3oG, ali.
.Berbalb ~oerielben fieleu bier 3oa.
&eaen.
Some. Sier fie[ am Dtontag ein
e~rgiebigers Aegen; on mant)en Or.
ten Der llmgegeno betrua Der g}ie.
oeridIag pier BOD. Ger 4der6ooen
beiinoa lih In bor3iiglider 8erfai.
lung. 0iit Der geitequng oeIielben
aber miro man nod mdrten, 0a bic
6ciienfliege m iiarter 3abi anfae.
treten lit.
StopIeton Ger t5si1brige @m.
gtaDfieIo puroe bon elmer Mdbua.
ifliue iiberfabren iuto biiBte ieinen
linfen Arm elm aud Ger redte 4rm
nurie idtper ~mitgenommen.
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3. VI. 6. u. a6enbidnIe.
GrOffunng Rontag Den Ia. Sep
tember 1914.

2Irt. oher Meb. 8ei6nen, $40;
aritbmetif, 81; gudboltuns, $i2;
@eiddfts . RorreIpouOeitt, ST.: DC.
iddits-GngIiid 81; Commercials Cam
$40; Brin. electrical Gngineerita,
$40; 5rerDono Graphing 81; gen1.
manibip, 81; 9Ian Reaoing s. Gfi.
mate, 81; Bubble Speatina, 81:
Salesmani1ip $25; stcnoorapbie ii.
Decentralization SIS, SpeGina,
SO; jig. Mail GIerf. q. 8. oDer
Wtail Carrier, $t2; Greoit. nienee,
$50: @naliih, fir fiinitiae arneri.
faner, $3.50 Der Mpnat; geiaid,
dron36iiid (arBufrageu) ;
Speeo StenograpLic, So; alaiIen
oauern non "a bis 80 Bod1rit.
grtrn Gebiibr pen SD fir Rihtmit.
glic6er. G0uc. 3cpt.. 9pler 1900.
II. mo Sarncp StraBe.
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Gins Gnlhnnn. Nie6r.

8ie 5euerperiiAerungs .8eieai6aft
0eutider 5armer bon 8ai6iugton
Goumtp, agtoro albinga, belt am
5. September lire idbrlide Der
al. SIN @erlaui berieI.
ben muroe beidIoiierL $500 fir Die
@ittDen nno Naiien Ser gefallenen
oeutiden arieger ans Der $4,000
betrogenoen gereinsfoIie at bepil.
Botriotiide Geoen mlrroen
BON Dem 8rdiibetlten uno mberen
8erren gehalten uno Der 6ofinuna
nerlieber. 0oB @ott oeit
@oifen ben 5tes 0erleibeu
noee.
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1sntldlr ainSsrdlor.
Rimmt isine Rrpben wisbrr ani om
Samitaa ben ~. Sspt. nm
3 llbr Rnfmittaao i'm
1cHtiden SaHe.

Ter pom 6entralDerbano i'm lee.
ten Btnter gegriinoete Tentide ain.
oerdor, Der matreuo Der 1erieBeit
feline Proben eingeiteIlt bate miro
oieiclben nadliten Samitng 9odmit.
tag I'm Eeutiden Saus mteoer a1f.
nebmm. Bic Glteru iinO mieOerim
oarauf aufmertinm 1emaft oab bic
9etbeilismg Der ainOer f%oitenirei III
unO iinO Tie rriudt. ihre ainoer
plnttlid mo regelmdBig 81 ieuoen.
Der eentralperbnno tAut Elm lobens.
Dertbe5 @erf. inoem er ben ainoern
@~elegetbeit berihufft Den Oeutifen
Sieoerihae temen 81 Iernen uno
iolte Oesbalb bon uqen oeiltidlen
@ltern morm unteritiitt ner0en. Ter
Dirigent Scrr Ibeo. RuO Reeie
mil oen ainoerfor om Ieutihen
Tag, ON 3. mo 4. Sftober, huitre.
ten laiien, uno lit es bcshdIb nlhtig,
CAP ale ainoer, Die am @ejangm.
terrlht theilucbmen noqen bereits
Ole erite grobe beiuheu. Bir red
men oeSbalb bereits om Samitaa
nitt mir oui oie getbeiIigung dIIer
ain6er. ole iriiber lid am Singeu
betbeiIist boben ionOeru olh aRi
cine reht iiuttlihe @n3abl reuer
fIeiuer Sanger uno S0uqerinnel.
4ftung5boa,
Ias ainoerdor .aumite he5
@entrnluerbaules.
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aleine StaStneniafeiten.

Ter III Sabre alte an6erion Bel
5onler Aoe. n~obnboit, baainq
Wontag Sel6itmorO. inoem er lid
an eirlem golmlait auf ieinem Sol
e%rb1ugte. Gos 0}otip sur 5bat III
unbefannt.
Ger 8oli3eirihter bate am Won.
tag ale 61Hoe poa 3ii t6lln oenn
in Der Radjt BON Somitag auf Conn.
tag Haren BON Ser &oli5ei Isl ,yu.
oipiOuen 5erbuitct Die meiiten
nur0en uegen Irlmfenheit o0er go.
g~abonoage geidnglih ~einge3ogen.
Ger 5arbige 90. Curtis pom Dtii.
iouri gaIep mlroc Niontaa a6cno
oon mebreren Burden iiberfaQcn
un0 10 idlimm miB5anoeIt, 0aB er
ms @oipitaI geihnift neroen muB.
te.
3oiep6 Saitta idirjte, md6reno
or Ueriudte. einen in geiuegung Be.
finoliden Strnbeu6u5npagen 81 be.
-
itei9en, BIZ 8ooen un0 5og ii6 idtue.
re ~8erIeBungeH 3lt.
NotorcDcfa- Roli3iit Sohnnie SOL.
Den toIlioirte, Ddbrelto err in gro.
Der Gile elmer oienitlifen 9luffor.
0erung nadfam, NIT einem Jibr.
merf mo muroe mlf 0ua StraBen.
pflniter geihIeu0ert. st ielbf er.
belt be0eutenoe 8erteBunqen. Die
Waihine rpuroe 3ertrlmmert.
3beooorl Rooiepelt piro i'm aaufe
oieies Monots nod Omaha fom.
men un0 bier iomobl aIs uuh IN
an6eren Stdbten beg 5taotes Sam.
paanere6en baIten. Quf Staatsie.
fretdr 8rpan miro bier int Srterei-
ie Der oemofrntiideu aongreBfon0i.
onten Geoen balteit.
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Die Staatsinir.

SincoIn. llufer Den giinitigiten
auip3ieu lit Die oiesiabrige Staots.
iair %eroffnet moroen; trob oes Re.
.qens am Grriiuungstage mar Der
9eiuh oennoh ilber Grmarten QroB.
4m Montuq purOc Die neue ader.
baubaae ~eingepelbt. @ouoerneur
Worebcao hielt Die Sa1lptreOe un0
Sefretdr 8leaor bon Der alsiteI.
llngsbcboroe belt einen intereiian.
ten gortrug Sum SdluB ipraf
er Der 2egisIatlr iciuen Can't ans,
luelhe ole Sunlme fiir ben guu 6es
@ebauoes belpiqigt bate. Cas- @e.
bdu6e lit 5tueiit0dig uuo beoedt EN-
greoI bon 300 lei $3.50 SUB. Die
er3ieberiiden neutrality-suspicious.
befinoen lid in oberen Stodperf,
mdGreuo in ben uuteren HdunlIit.
teiten 4derbauer3eugniiie ousge.
itellt iin0.
3Ic 6riidrteau sitellitng lit in Die.
lem Sabre iiber @rrparfe1 groBortig.
Gieies gilt DEFENDERS oon BEN 4ep.
felu.
Yferoereuien Duroen tDe9en 0es
Hegens ab9aiogt. Die aon5erte Der
Dor3iiglihen aapeae neroen tart
beiud)t, mo Gle Mluiifer erlten I'M.
getbeilten geifaQ. Cine prdttige
ausiteaumg bat Douglas Gountp
auf3uDeiien.
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WParft6eridt.
Su0G bnlahd, s.

Sio.O Omaha, s. Sept.
&inoOieb-3ufubr 600, @aorft
tart biz t0c bober.
@1ite BITS bette gorngeiitterte,
SO. 50-t0.35.
MittelmdBige biz CUTE 1875
$50.
@ep6hnIidc Biz mitteImdbine
$7.75-8.75.
@ute bis bette Emge Stiere
SO. 25-9O0.
ait6e ltnO Sellers flnu felt Big
t0c bober.
aaerbeitc Sellers S7.75-8.9o.
@ute bis bette Seifers $3.50
.S7.75.
@enObnIiae bis miitelmdBise-
So. 50-5.5O.
etoders urO 5eeoers CUTE See,
oers norf bis 10c bober. glnOere
ieit.
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Suite bis bette aiibe S. 5-7.25
NiitteImdBige bis quite $3.50
.625.
suite bis bette 81. 1880.
@~ittclmdBige bis cute 500
$3.50.
@emobnIide Bis mitteImGBige-
6.25-7.00
@itteImdBige Biz CUTE $7.25-
.8.25.
@em0bnlide Biz mittelmdbias
.$6 .25-7.25
etod aii6e So. $685.
Gtod aalber 10000.
geaf 81. 00-10.25.
guQen $475-7.0O.
sGmeine 3ufubr 1000; Morft
&c bober bis flnii. 0urdifnitts.
preis So. 6O-S.70; boditrr greis
$3.50.
Shnfe3uinbr 5000; Mnrff
felt BITS itorf.
2dnuner ST. 20--T5O
aahrLin1e $~5.40--6.90.
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geriunalnutibcn

Serr Better aoiier bon Sails Gitp
gtebr, ueiltr mebrete Gage gum
geiuhe pou gerpanoteu in Gmaba
unO ~itattete aud ms eineu orges
nebmen @eIuh ab.
Miiblenbeliber @uTtop S6rooer
BON Columbus, 9ebr., belt iih
Rontag. olf per aeiie nod 9}ew
gorf begriffcn fllr8e 3ett Bier oui.
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8ie friibere grauerei Der 5reO
arltg greniua 90. an Der 10. mo
3adion StraBe, in meIder uaier
perebrter Mitbiirger Ser 5re0 arug
10 monde5 SAB @eriteniaft berge.
iteat, miro ge9enpdrtia a69pbrofen.
Gicielbe lDttroe befonntlid non Der
Union 4aciitc gnbn @eieaihnft OH.
gefouit, unl etnem nellen 2agergalie
Ylds 81 MAIDEN.
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Bun 0rieaslnmpr bfr 9entidlen

-
Bonn ariagsbumor Der aiisrldeit.
ben oeutifeu SoI0atel 6riigen uns
Die 0eltiden 3~eitungen eiliige f0It.
Iifle Brobeu.
Sn Der NeuB.8 refpenbrnher Sci.
tltg bonn 10. guguit lcien mir: Born
allf ainem BON guiieloorf fontmen.
ben 3uge itatio III groBen Qettern:
qGrpreB3ug mir @raf 61ieler. Ga.
neben bling Elm mdftiges 9eihgbiin.
bel NIT Den @orteL Dit oieienl
9eien tpoIlen mir .f5ranfreid iegen. =
@eiter beiBt's 6ann: Inter orei
5ran5oien gum 6riibitiid iongen mir
feline ar6eit an 9offentli6 Der.
oirbt iid 6dreiber ben Nagen nidt
an Dem iflehten 3euq.
Gin moerer Spruf) laitet: g9fui.
len uHo 6ran5oien ididen mir in
aonierDen0oien. Sit geiogt lit
aud Jolgen6es: Gen 5ran3oien,
9fuiien, Serben, mer0en mir 0as
Self bergerben.~ @uten 5imor
be8engt aid Die aufidrift: Sci
ihIeftqm @etter finoet bic ShIadt
i'm Sanle itatt. Gas Bette aber
lit obne 3peifel fofgen6er @ers.
oHniiiife Gier,
6rnn8oiiider geft
lln0 oeutihe Sie6e,
Sci nie 6nS ifmedt!"
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Serpor6. @eorqc 8ens bon llti.
ca bot bel rinein Autoinfna ID idlue.
re 0erlesungen eriittrn. eaB cr an
ben GnIsea oerieIten ~aeiirrben lit.
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9ns Sent Etaatc.

Goriolf. 6rou Soa Gffle mnroe.
cirrs AiItonrfafls aetootet
tntb 0rei nnoere SnioiIen 6es 6u9r.
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H(aUGf5irte An5eiqen!

3n uermietbeu-3immer 1tnb Soft
bel 0ettider 6amiIie. Rad3ufra.
gen bel @laoe, 1881 Sii0 90. Ctr.
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geriauet - 5uuges 0eutides Ido.
den iuft goar0 mo 3immer 6et
oeutider 5ainiIie. Iaf5ufragen I'm.
ter 4-t00 Omaha 3ri6iine.
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Batentanuaite

3n BerfanfeH-6unoert 1fer Qan0
innerbnlb 40 Neilen BON Omaha
all Der @auptlinie Der 9ort6meitern
Babn. gleue ger6eiierungen, u6b
rano oieies Sabres Uorgenommen,
belaufen iif oaein disf $4,000.
Berfnnfen bic 100 ader ME lie 0n.
liegen fir $4,000; mug aber 6oIS
.gelhehen. Rebme Cmoba @rrn0ei.
gentbum aIs S~beH3abIung. gele.
pnive abenos, 6arnep 6837.
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@erlanet W Cine quite a6fin. g2ad.
fragen bci Jrnu 5obn %. 8aug6er.
tn. 1872 iiioI. 80. Sir.
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geprafte Sebrmme.

5rau y. S5igetDnrp, 25t2 go. IL.
.gtraBe. 8gIer 1925. If.
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Gatter, tidtiaer 0cnf6cr htdt ir.
geno pelhe arbeit. 4u3ufragen
bel Der Gm1bd Gri6ine.
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8. ". 5turges, BnrentdniDaIt. 645
Hro1loeiS 9beoter @ebauoe. Eel
RoiqEng 346S. ...s
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@erIanaiu gitter Wfdrlt Der IL
oer 5taot gGfeio meis, I'M 5leilh
nif isFahrca. @ffsr gohtI Iadssil.
iraaex iii SAT- Gffite Der 1maha
3f5btine. #.
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6einite Bexa.IiObsln; Reeb.N0beln
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The evening world., 1914-05-01
MEDALS GIVEN HEROES
WHO SAVED LIVES FROM
SINKING VOLTURN0
Officers and Crews of the
Minneapolis and La Tou-
raine Equally Honored.

Marine heroes were honored to-day
on two ships In the harbop. The off,
GERS and crew Of the Minneapolis and
La Touraine were presented with
medals by the IAfe Saving Benevo-
lent Association Of New York in rec
ignition of their gallant work at the
burning Of the voIturno in mid ocean
on Oct. 10. 1918.
The presentation Of the medals was
made by Washington irving Comes
Of the association. assisted by his
Granddaughter. Miss Louise Comes.
The Atlantic Transport Company.
owning the Minneapolis. was repre-
sented by Msssrs. c. W. Thomas and
David Lindsey. Capt. F. o. Haskar
was the recipient Of q gold medal,
and Q silver medal was given to Chief
Omeer w. Robson. Third Ofiicer p.
J. Lewis and Fourth Officer j. M.
Coates. The latter was the only ON
Ger missing, he having been trans
fsrred to the Minnewaska. Eighteen
Of the crew received q bronze medal
pin and $40 In gold.
The Minneapolis was bound east
whom she got the wireless message
from the volturno. She Immediately
altered her course and succeeded in
rescuins thirty Of the volturno's sur
vivors.
La Touraine was also headed east.
ward when the signals OF the Voltur-
nos distress were read In the sky. She
responded to the Volumes calls for
The evening world., 1914-05-01
BROOKLYN BOY TRIES
TOBURN DOWN SCHOOL
AFTER BEING PUNISHED
Will Probably Receive Condign
Punishment at Hands
of His Father.

Ten-year-old Asthur Albert OF No
$50 Vermont street. Brooklyn, who at.
tends Public School No. l4s at SUIT
ter avenue and winona street, told
artfully in the Children's Court to-day
how he had tried to set IRE yesterday
TO the classroom Of his teacher. Mrs.
Scheur.
The trouble started whom Mira
schsur refused to let the youngstsr
visit q friend in another classroom. He
made such q fuas that he wps sent to
Principal Robert Comm. who ordered
him to stay after school Al $50
O'Clock Mr.. Comm told him he might
80 homo. Instead, Arthur slipped in.
to Mrs. scheur's empty, classroom,
piled up all the paper he could find
and set fire to II.
Frank Classic. the jAnitor. entered
the room in time to see Arthur sscap-
ing. With Mr.. Comin's help he put
tho IRE out and then they went to
Arthur's home, wherS the boy con-
fessed. He was allowed to spend the
night at home and was brought to
court to-day by his parents.
Justice wilkin pAroled him In the
custody Of his parents to return to-
morrow and be sentenced. Probably
Arthur Will be sent 10 his parents,
from them to receive such punishment
a. they think best for him. but the In
tervening hours before he knows his
fate promised to be ones OF torture
for Albert and he left court bewllng
(, uxllx
The evening world., 1914-05-01
WALLSTREET

Market Ciosing-1n late afternoon
there was a little reaction perfectly
natural after the markets sharp ad.
vance. but the recession aemed to be
awaited Of for buying by people who
thought that substantial adcance had
been entered upon and that declines
would not 20 far.
X great deal Of interest was mani
fssted in the dispatches from WASH
inston1 TO Dow, Jones q Co. regard.
Ing rate case. Traders said that Mr..
Hssman's assertion there would be
no decision before end Of tho month
was bear factor, but large interests
did not SO regard II. There Ii strong
expectation Of an increase and even
II decision IL . month or market may
now proceed to discount Il. The
other despatch from Washington to
the effect that railroads have won
their case and will get the equivalent
OF what they have asked for. al
though not by way OF a horizontal
per cent. increase was considered en-
tirely satisfactory.
The Improvement In the bond mar.
ket was q favorable feature OF the
days business and houses reported
an investment demand not only for
bonds but for good stocks.
misunderstanding was quiet, but
stocks ~ q rule showed gains over
Thuuday's close. In Steel a gain 0f
- to Sc SIS occurred. Conservative
trade authorities thought change for
the better In condition Of the indus-
try was not far OF.
There wins q good deal Of interest
In Missouri Pacific on account of
dsfinite rumora that Kuhn, Loeb q
Co. would undertake financing OF
road II they found its condition salts
factory. The stock opened ut 10 Ia
to 10 and sold OF TO II rs, Con-
pared with Thursdays close at 10.
After little hesitation market
resumed It's upward movement, lis
playing greater strength In railroads
than in industrial stocks; this was
due to expectation Of favorable dc.
cision In ratio case.
Pcnnsylyania report Tor quarter
showed cutting down Of expenses.
leaving the deoreasc In net less than
80 per cent. OF the gross decrease.
Tho stock opened ex-dividend at ITO
and advanced to III. with no quotn.
ton between sales.
Following the announcement OF de.
cision by Appellate Division Of
able Life an Injunction to restrain
Union Pacific distribution OF II. IL
o. holdings. the general market ad-
vanced vigorously. The advance
made progress In the early afternoon.
there was quite sharp rise shortly
after midday. and then relapse into
duiiness. with indications OF another
upturn after $50 p. M. Steel was
active on advance to 80 rs.
The evening world., 1914-05-01

~ 10 the relations Of the Billiard
ssc%n BY x. ,G bo sHs Hs handed NJ
Tomlinson . statement which Mr..
Fblk said showed how much the Bill
lard Company owed tho New Eng.
land Navigation Company and
asked him TO read the figures. He
said he would not do this. but would
prefer TO 20 by what was on the
books At New Haven.
Further Questioning brought out
that Billiard had given a note TO the
New England Navigation Company
for e2.4is, Ss3.n. Tho New Haven
held the Navigation Company's motto
for I'll .000,0 900. BILLIARDS. note. heid
By the Navigation Company. was
turned over TO the New HavsA TO
apply on this.