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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-01
1913 Eventful in History
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-01

most cordially greeted by the tTten IS
! Of her hostess and Of her husband,
! who is we'll known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Smith and little
daughter of Chicago, who have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bredt
, have gone to Arcadia, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Blaidsdeu and
| baby, and Miss Lillian Hubbard, VINO
have been the guests OF Mr. and MIS-.
G. A. Bredt. have returned 20 their
home in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Robinson. OF Chi
cago, who have been guests at the
san Carlos the past week, left for their
home today Mr. Robinson lived here
twelve years ago and enjoyed meeting
old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
/ his mother, at GulfpOrt. Miss.
Mrs Margaret Leggett arrived yes
terday from Lansing, Mich, and is
stopping with her sister. Mrs. Lam
phier, IS East Chase street.
Miss Edna Manning, who returned
in holiday season from a six months
trip to Europe, leaves today for Pen
sacola TO attend the pOst-Christm' 3
festivities there as the pretty guest or
her aunt, Mrs. Quina.-Mobile Eests-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald. Miss
Barbara and Miss Frances Shepherd
returned yesterday TO their home In
Mobile after a holiday visit in Pe1sa-
cola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-01

The Want AID Way"
page is one Of the great fea-
lures Of this paper. Read it.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-01
Great Battle Is Being
Waged Near Preside

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-01
Two Cases Of Typhoid
Fever In Whole Year

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The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

5 hool wa9 out at this place on the 18th
 We certainly had snow for chrtstmas
 Charley George returned from Oklahoma Christina, Eve
 Miss Iuez Coger who has been teaching al this plaae, went home Friday.
 Everett D9na .ds Il hay been visit tHg wita friends here for The last feY days
 Ne don't imaeine t was very merry Xmas Tor che boy who was arrested Christmas day
 Mrs Prnner and daughter, Jessie, Miss fapz= =eegef, Mark finds and Carol ualbrook made a stopping tour 10 sprineda . lase Tuesday
 Quite a jolly eroad spent Chris ma al Iohh Pruners near here Every boat reported good time aal aa especially good turkey for dinner We hope Ne can spend next .hristmas there if they will have turkey again
 1915 will soon be gone and new year ushered in We have all re- eeived many blessings and some of Us nave passed through gre at sor- rows Yst many If us learn by experience things which We can learn in no other way If We could realize tha, our trials. sorrows, dis appointments, failures, joys and sue #eesseS are stepping stones to a higher goal later on We might not be 90 bitter during our trials now. For if We would do great things. land who has not at SOME time dreamed about me great things We could do t we but had the chance 99 we must sand he test We must prove by being great in little things what we a e apable of do- ing should We feal'y have greater opportunities Tn greatest hero doesn'- always Ire eite the loudest 5plause anyw4 Many soldier liaS in an unn3arked and unknown grave who has None braYer and nob- l r deeds than Nhe general who re- esiyed all the ho(or Yet the hoH-
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

or that men give and me praise which comes just from peoples mouths doesn count If you are all right and I am all right i won't make any difference WHAT people say about us Man is curious erefure. anyway H. is aI- ways interested in his neighboris affairs What different pia this world nigh. be if everybody would not try to run his neighbof f.s business God felp Us to do right regardless of what people say f think about us. and not try to gan popular approval. while in our inAaf selves We know We are frauds, and then 1si4 will be a bright, happy year for IL and every one @fh whom We come in contact
 Lady Lou.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
ZeAXi
BRIGHTNATfR

Even if the ~eathf @as ihelem- ent the prayer meeting still eontin- uas and large crowds attend 70 as sis and enjoy the services
 There is some sickness around. Uncle Bill Morgan is very ill Miss Bula Foster is quite siek with the humps and OfyaI Springer Is bad sick with the humps and bilious feeYer
 Mrs Chris Morgan has t~o ribs broken and is spending the vacation with her mother. Mrs Jim Patton. unal sue gets well Rev Brown also Ia. three broken ribs that are quite painful
 This is yeFy sal Christmas for tbe Christies. as they have jas, re- eeiqea me. age J the death f tbeHf brother NJ Abeet Christie of Colorado. who ts well 1noU1 here and highly est emed
 We hope every one had Merry Christi Ne dtd. ana are ao~ wishing happy and prosperous new var to al. especially, our Ed tor who so kindly remembered us with a nIee Xmas sreetips
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

t.4e a=4eel ro8H Monday morning
 Ms Town a8d AlFs coraeiizQm of Fayetteville a. spending tie holidays with Mrs Towns brotler. I. Carpenter.
 Mr. and Mrs Emer2 Marshall and family are visiting Mr Marsh aHs father. z T Marshall and oth- CT relatives aere
 Miss Cora smith closed term Of school d Highland two weeks ago and is now d home again and can now atsend ehurch more regu- lar
 Mr Curry wHo has Heed for the past two years the VI smith plaee, is now moving 10 the Fer rier farm on the south side of the creek from Savoy
 Althoagh the weather Has very un favorable loeal folks assembled ii the building a.ed for school puepos- es. prepared d chri5tmaa tree on the evening of De. 24. and then waited for tAe arrival of old santa Claus. They did not have long 10 ait how ever for ha soon put ii his appear anee we'll loaded 4ita presents. All spent very eaJosable evening.
 Johnfe smith Who va raised in thia community surprised his many friends Iast Wedne-dat evening when he and ais. Irene Atkis,on of Sprine3a!s were uaited =ia mafri- age. Quite q ate 1tnuea va gv- en iH tbeif honor the tolfo8he 3ay by She groom : parents. Nr. and Airs. John smith ot fhis riaee X large number ot friends were n- gtted to enJos this wedding eat IAll report very merry the Their many friends wish for then happy and prosperous Journey thu life. The happy pair left Frldsy for Joplin where they Will male their future home
 Pickles X Peppers
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Y-ek to spend the holidays WitA home folks
 Baney Arnett and 0ife are re Joieing oFsr tte arrival Of 2 pound girl Nho gof here iii time to saehd Xmas with them
 Many thanks, Mr Editor, for that merry Xmas greeting. The neWspa- per mars cred k hard 10 beat \ happy new year 10 you.
 Mrs. Mamie Overahiner and sist- er Miss Milie Carter of Abiline, Texas. are here now visiting their parents. Dr. c. W Carter and family
 Milton Hill, who has a position in the war department at Washing ton, D C. and has been visiting relatives and friends al Carter and Johnson, left Saturday for Wash tagton where be will resume his duties
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
st LPHI k CITY
-ppy new year 10 all

\ happy new year 10 all
 Old winter is here sure enough
 Butehering hogs was the order ,. the day last week
 Some new ca=e5 of measles ar reported rear arter this week
 Geo sto kburger oG We4t Fotl was pleasau. caller here saul day
 Andrew smith, wife and banes are visiting R. B Jones and famit during holidays
 We are till wishing for god roads, as fbe bottoms have fal5 A. out Of theol1 on
 eharle5 Ray and wife of Wy Fork k=spent Xmas RitA his fathe Jim Rax and family
 Mayo Head, Vho ta- a position at Fayetteville visited home foIta from Saturday till Monday
 Ms, Esther Douglas of Bla,k Oak visited Miss Eula Mceonn'A h4re q few days last week.
 The Xmas tee a' this place was not very we'll attended on account of the disagreeab'e weather.
 Von Carter and wife of Musko- gee, Okla, are visiting relatives and friends here during Xmas time
 Willard Plumb mad wife of kiefar, Okla. are here now visiting his parents, Mike Plumb and family
 Charley yanhoose. who is az tending school at springdaIe. is visiting home folks during the hoii= days
 The infant child Of Hildra Neal, who has been poorly for some time does not seem to improve as 1t should
 Will Thompson of Arnett spent Xmas with his baby Lille with it's grandparents, O P Fallen and family.
 Ottoe Layman. who has been af Alma studying iaW, came in last
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

II ! Henson of Sons Chapel yis- ired home folks Xmas
 Gunter Brooks attended the Dix ie minstrel7 al sprihg1aIe last Fri day ught.
 Miss Rubie Hepler spent Xmas week AitA home folks returning 10 Salem Sunday
 Phillip Mcclure vas pleasant caller at Bro J x E Hepler.s 5au1as 8fteraooH
 Wm Ii hlyter, wife and son John have been visiting friends and rel attEes among us the past wsek
 No 2reaehtng sunday Bro Floyd Tllmaa failed to come Quite q few out, but all appointed
 Bro Nosley visited N F. Ru- bottom and wife Christmas, and he is liking our country fine and will To ate some where in the neigh borhood
 Christmas passed off quietly with us On account of so much bad weather most of Us stayed at home very close in our =neighborhood. and I am afraid Don't Worry didn't get t9 town on Xmas eve Mike
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

Dee. 9 Esq Inc N Nichols was invited 10 take Christmas dinner and perform a wedding ceremony al the Ellington home The contracting parties were Andy Ward, age F. and Miss Flossie Ellington, age 16. The bride k well known and liked and is an orphan girrI The groom has only lived in this vicinity a couple Of years. coming hera from Kansas He is promising farmer boy aH4 one taat has made friends. AfeH tae wedding most delicious dinner vas served 70 few friend Hr. and Ms. Na#d vii Be af home now 70 their ffieads the young mans fathers home His mother be- Ing a-ad some gar or more. They 0ii keep heHs= 4ita tHe father TaeE aaee 9u3s 3se3y= beztAa5zA.ez Tor #happs and prosperous lie
 \ fs#F #ot tHe visiting ffieadz =iiI ta spend =GHaista a. are as follows Nr. and Mrs Gtas =Riz and ie.ie adopted aa9ebzel ot Oklahoma ae visiting wit4 Re r Rice and other ffe1asit Lee Roller and family oT Pea Ridge and Clay Wright q Fr=loaia, kaas.. =at. ehe nome of Inc. Nieaal-t Miss Bess
 arrol al t6e nome of her sister, Mrs Porter NosseT; Mrs Ellie Rader of Efaita Okla "a: the home of 0zie Radar caH#nfe Stewart of S Louis at.tHe home of Jimmie Narll6R MT aaa Ms. Henry How el at thahame ef Nm Pratt Mf and Ms Zeloas coekereIl at the home of Jim Co kefeH; Mrs Hall Torbett of FaFetteyli 2. with home folks; Mr and Mrs. Frank Holeomb with home folks Last mentioned were called home 10 attend the funeral of Frank aunt Mrs Joe Huffmaster of Springdale There may be others spending vacation al BrightWater thar We do not cal 10 memory at present or have no learned of Just tell us the news 50 Ne may send it 10 our kind edi- tor
 TODSv TurXy
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

 FiIRN VIEW :.

We had rather a snowy Christ mas this year
 Fred Price of Rogers visited with home folks Sunday
 W. 4. Stewart and family spent Christmas in Cave Springs.
 Geo. C Ward of Kansas City spent Christmas with home folks Don Price spent Sunday with En- O Stanton and family Of Rogers. Herman Phelan attended d Christ mas tree a. New Hope Christmas eve.
 Jess Fagala of Liberty spent sev- eraI days last week with friends here.
 Miss Ollie Davis, who has been visiting in Springfield Mo, has #re- turned home
 Charley Phillips of Washington called at the Pri e home one day last week.
 Walter Ghastain, who spent the summer in Iowa and Colorado. has returned home
 Misses Addfe Johnston and Myr- tie owens have returned from their visit 10 Missouri.
 Will Fix and family of Wichita, kans.. are visiting lis father, Gy= rus Fix and family
 E \ Baldwin who has been in Ohio for several ekz. came home Saturday mofatns
 Mr- Silence aad family of near ffmedale have occupied EdV Som- mers new house
 r=aad Mrs. Ab= Howell of Axo- a are visiting r41 formers aunt. Mrs. Rose Arnold
 F F Prize aHd family spent ahff. mas WitH lanes eeg e aud tamily of ssoa7 Pafa.
 NJ and Mfs Don Neil spent La-t week win the latt#zs parents. Hr. and Nr9. i'm Polo E . =PIsasan= Riiae
 XssHa. c3#s.aHd Rubs DaEy eat Heduasday Li-lt with tasls grand Par=nfs. Me and asz keitA= ot Rogers
 Harry Baldwin. Homer Paek. cal PtsIaH. tley-= Aznold Oliver and Ray Bae# kflla3 7o rabbits Tu=s daE Nda aau= =heat=it2
 Ras= Daisy. Lea 4ora Nt.i5 ReGe 4I frem=Ft Smi4h=Iazt =ae k Tha three former FezHrHss home Fri#fag afgHt=8AIle NiszEela 8iA remain d week
 Gliee and VerHa Daily who have been driving into Rogers to attend High School. will spend the re- mainder of the winter in town II order 10 be near school
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
N eak. { old Spells

Wilmington, N c-Mrs. Cora | Ritter, of this place, says T asel to have headaches, and blind dizu spells. and weak eold spells went al over me had different doctor. but they were unable to tell ne what was wrong SO I began to tal cardai. am now all right. in god health, and better than haze been for lo years Cardui is remedy for women, which has beo helping sick women for nearly a lis time You can absolutely rely u- on it. Otherr people have dor the testing, and you should prof by their experience Cardu has be efitted a million women. Why ne you? Begin taking Cardui today
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

SAVOY.

Born 10 MT and Mrs. \ l.. West, Dee E. a son
 Tom Draper Of Robinson was i'll Savoy Saturday.
 Santa Claus made his annual visit 10 this burg We tuesday night.
 Frank Giles, who is teaching near Hiwassee, spent his vacation with home folks.
 Mi-s-s Maggil.nd Hettie Smith are spending holidays with home folks.
 After wezFks acation Miss Ad- die Lynch rel anee her duties in
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

law, which was immediately approv- ed by President Wilson The law provides a more elastic currency system to meet the needs of tEe country and prevent the encraliza- ton of money in the East. After the passage of the bill Congress took a recess until January 12, hav- ing been in continuous session since the fore part of April
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

The action of the Benton County Democratic Central Committee in adopting resolutions against q joint canvass If the county candidates, and declaring that it would be con sidered 1ndemozfatie for any =candt= date 10 make speeches, has stirred up considerable f cling The reso- lotion E printed elsewhere in this paper Some of the candidates saE they will take caanses of being con sid4r5d "nnae moeratics and will accept invitations 70 make sPeeeh wherever invited
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

The following editorial is from recent issue of the Pine Bluff Graphic, and the suggestion is cer- tainly worthy Of conaidera ion.
 Would 1t not De a good idea for the legislature of Arkansas to pass a law as other legisIture have found it wise to do. to prohibit a member of the Supreme Court of the state from running for office except to succeed himself unless he shall first resign rom the bench?
 h Arkansas there are fourteen or fifteen hundred lawyers. Many of them are aetive=i in politics. In fact there are few lawyers who haven't clear cut preferences among candi- dates and pa ties. Lawyers have 10 practice before the Supreme Court
 Somehow the conception of Su- preme Court a a tribunal of high est dignity and immaculate integri- ty does not hafmonize in the mind of a thfoughful man with the vel fare of his state at heart, with a picture which pr sents itself 10 the imagination; a picture of two par tisans of antagoni tia politics, one Of the bench tEe other Of the baH. on sitting tn judgment and the 0 her pleading [ elieHf cause, one q anaiaat for political preferment sftE #4 opposite amp Te change the pict- =usa and mak= tHe man =befofe the bar q powerful s5P#8fzer ef the man on tH aea l deesZaat ua 2 the picture more Reaataul nof 1sss tfH 10 lie.
 Ina. decisions =of Supreme Courf have bea af t#d 4i Els Q bY sun =sitaa ion. 9bo would a= firmo But that decisions mishg as thus affe Led he. .eafter. who would dsny2
 Aside feem tais embarrassing pos sibility under our present laWs is the consideration of expe1iency There is commonplace but vial I sason for aHange in the fae5 that taefe is enough and more than enough=basiaess tn keep Zail the Supreme Justices busy aa the time, Not one can be spared from the .ates important judicial business to wage extended campaign for political office
 If one judge can absent him from the bench and routine oi court duty 70 play politics what rule or law prevents two from do ing it. or three2
 It seems therefore that il would be wise and goed statesmanship fol the coming legislature 10 enact statute to prohibit a member oi the Supreme Court from beeomin9 a candidate for another ofhee with our first resisning rom tha ben h
 4.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For sheriff.

The News is authorized to an nounce J. P. Flanagan as candi- date for Sheriff of Washington County, subject 10 the Democratic primary election
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

The Demaeratie par redeemed another of Hs pleases la.t Week when Congress sHdeted the 1fEeHez
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
For RepI esentatiye.

The News is authorized to an nounce A. B (Gusl Lewis of Fay ettevine as candidate for Repre- sentative, subject to the Demo cratic primary election
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
.. | < Assessor.

The News is authorized to an- nounce J L. Harris of Prairie Town ship as candidate for Assessor of Washington County. subject to the Democratic priamry election
 The News is authorized to an- nounce J E Hutchens of Spring dale Township as candidate for Assessor, subejct to the Democrat ic primary election
 The News is authorized to an nounce E. E Sto kburger of West Fork Township as a candidate for Assessor, subject to the Democrat ic primary
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02

If it happened it's in The News
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
PILGRIM REST.

Topsy Turyy
The Springdale news., 1914-01-02
SHADY GRot F..

Lone Star
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12

Bible institute which will be held in
Chicago July TO 3. August % to 80.
All interested are urged TO be present.
Mrs. Julia Harsch has returned 10
South Bend after spending a few days
with relatives in this city.
party Of six of Atwood L. b
church attended services at the [. Is.
church III this city Sunday. Their
presence was much appreciated by
their former pastor, Rev. G. A. Splitter.
Arthur II. Born and wife, of Can
ton. o.. spent Sunday with his father,
julius Born. They left for South
Bend this morning where they will
spend a few days with his grand
mother Mrs. Catherine BeerboWer'
who is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Elan and
Mrs. Amos w. Butler. of Indianapolis,
who are spending the summer at their
cottage at Culver. are the guests of
Mrs. Julia r. Work at Brightslde
Mrs. Butler is secretary of the state
board of charities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hite Of IRON
wood were ri the city wednesday en-
route TO South Bend, where they Will
spend a few days with Fred Hite,
their son.
The second annual reunion of the
Appleman family was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Appleman,
four and one-half miles west of
Plymouth. The house was decorated
with peonies and syringas. The Occa-
sion will be long remembered by those
present 1t was held June 3. About
forty were present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12

and Mrs. William Gray. OF ). Sixth st.
Mrs. Warren Garten and daughter
left Yesterday for Canton, o., 10 Vlslt
Mrs Cartons parents.
J. b. Samer. of Franklin, Ind, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with frlenos
here.
Mrs. Samuel Dixon entertained the
members of the r. +. +. CLUB Ihurs-
day afternoon at her home on MlsIld-
waka av. Following the study hour
the time was spent socially and with
needle work. Refreshments were ser
needle work. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be IN
two weeks with Mrs. Charles Hyde,
Perry St
Miss Grace Hunsberger, who will
leave Saturday for Lafayette IND,
where she will attend Purdue unlNer-
sity. was a guest of honor at dinner
yesterday at Mrs. NeaIs on Mlsha-
Waka aV. Dinner was served at hlSn
noon. Decorations were garden flow
ers. Miss Ruth Keis entertained IN
the evening with a luncheon in honor
OF Miss Hunsberger.
Miss Susie Vanderbosch. who has
been here to attend the Sausen- van
derbosh wedding, returned TO Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peak, of y.
Eighth ST, entertained at cIoCh
dinner Thursday evening in honor OF
Charles Paulsen. who is the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. Earl Camp. Covers
were placed for six
Frank KochendeIfer, of Smith ST,
is erecting a seVen-TOOm residence on
" Sixth st.
James VanOy, Of LOgansport, Ind
was here yesterday transacting busl-
ness.
JOY Young, who has been here for
the past two weeks, Will leave tomor-
row for Cleveland, O., to resume ms
work with the Belle telephone com
pany.
MIR. and Mrs. O. +. Rogers. of Smith
St. left Friday for a visit with their
son, William Rogers at Cleveland -
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Is.
schneider. OF Canton, -.
The pavement from the Grahd
Trunk railroad to MishaWaka aV" on
Logan St. has been completed.
The 1903 Pedro club was entertain
ed Thursday Afternoon by Mrs. William
Harrison at her home on ). sixth ST.
Progressive pedro was enjoyed. Mrs.
Kenyon won first prize, Mrs. j l..
Smith second and Mrs. Lumberg thlrd'
AT the close of the games two-course
luncheon was served. In two weeks
Mrs. Lumberg of Pleasant St, VIII pe
the hostess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12
NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Nellie HOltz and William Hedrick vs.. Su-
kunda Hedrick, Emma Hedrick LeuSch,
Frank Hedrick and John Hedrick.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed commissioner appointed in an action
Tor partition in the 81 Joseph Circuit
Court entitled Nellie Holtz and William
He'd rick vs.. Sukunda Hedrick. Emma He'd
rick Leuscl Frank Hedrick and John He'd
rick for the partition of certain real es-
tate therein described TO sell the real ss-
tate described IN the complaint in said
cause, Will as such commissioner on the
3rd day OF July. 1914 offer for sale 10
the highest and best bidder the following
real estate In ST Joseph County, State Of
Indiana, to-wlt:
Lots numbered sixty-one (6D. sixty
two 1927. sixty three t63l, Morris Park Ad-
dIfion 10 the city of South Bend. also
Lot number four "a in Mue>sefs First
Addition % the City of South Bend, , di-
ana"
Terms Cash
Said property Will be sold free from all
liens and at private sale, for not less than
its full appraised value, and said sale Will
be continued from day 10 day until all OF
above described property Is sold said sale
Will take place at N.Y. office. No. 5OT j. NJ
). building, in the City OF south Bend
indiana, at tIe hour OF ten (1Ol O'Clock
y. n on said day.
Dated this 4th day Of June. 1914
CHAS. y. HAGERTY.
Commissioner.
g. a. Farabaugh. Attorney Tor Commits
Sloner- june > l. 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-On Michigan road, between Lake
vile and South Bend. Tuesday night.
black hand bag. Finder please return 10
Saml Hessel, care h. VI Cox Piano House.
$40 :. Michigan 81, South Bend, and re-
ceive reward.
LOST Fins charm. lodge No 235 Re-
turn 20 ST. r. Washington aY Home
phone J9S9. Reward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12

Monsignor Lega is dean of the
sacred tribunal of the ROta. He is
one of the highest authorities in the
Catholic church on canon law.
The ROta passes on the great bulk
of law cases arising in the church,
subject to canon law, such as the
Goupld- Castellani divorce case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12

JEFFERSONVILLE Evelyn
7. Carr and Miss Margaret Hines were
admitted 10 practice law in the county
bar here. They are the first women
over admitted here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-12

EVANSVILLE - State republican
editors are attending an annual meet
ing here. Fairbanks will be a prin-
cipal speaker A feature of the trip
will be a visit TO the cemetery where
Mrs Nancy Hanks Lincoln. mother
of Abraham Lincoln, is buried