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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

have some rights even though that
bunch does seem TO have squared you.
They'll give this house a nice name
if that keeps up. I'll see the agent
tomorrow-and the owner, too, if nee
essary. Now if you want TO hold your
job. you'll make them quiet down
pretty blamed quick - understand
that?" and Warren slammed up the
receiver
Warren is Angry.
He did not come back to bed. but
strobe angrily up and down the front
room, waiting to see what would hap
pen. But either the superintendent
did not attempt TO quiet the merri-
ment above, or IL he did, his warning
was not needed.
Dear, do come to bed" pleaded
Helen, appearing at the door You'll
only get yourself all worked up and
when they do stop you won't be able
10 sleep. If you're going to see the
agent tomorrow, there's nothing more
you can do tonight
There isn't. en-? Not so sure about
that. can dress and go up stairs
and raise the devil"
ooh, Warren, you wouldn't do that,
You'd just make a scene for nothing.
It's almost twelye-they'll be sure to
stop Jnen.
They'll stop before then" with
menacing determination. That
just what I'm going to do. Oh, cut
it," as Helen followed him into the
room and renewed her pleadings when
he started to dress.
Listen. dear. wait just for a mo-
ment!" almost tearfuIly. iii tele-
phone up there myself-Pd rather dc
that than have you go up"
Huh, wouldn't do any good. They
wouldn't pay any attention to you"
Yes, they will. I'll speak to Mrs
Sanford herself"
Taking a muttered growl for con-
sent, Helen flew in to the phone. She
would rather have been beaten than
do this, but anything would be better
than for Warren to go up there and
make a scene.
will you give me Mrs. Sanford'S
apartment" TREMENDOUSLY.
There was a moments wait, then
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

the Hello" OF a woman's voice.
Us this Mrs. Sanford's apartment?
This is Mrs. Curtis. l should like to
speak to Mrs. Sanford herself"
There was no answer, but Helen
heard whispered:
"Oh, it's those people down stairsi
She wants TO complain about the noise.
What shall I say?"
Helen Explains 1t.
There was a smoker OF laughter,
some whispered comments that Helen
could not catch, and then a louder
whisper.
Say Mrs. sanford's busy-that she
can't come 20 the phone"
Mrs. Sanford is engaged just now"
came the answer. You'll have 10 call
her up in the morning" A sharp
click and Helen knew she had been
cut of.
For a moment she stood there her
thoughts in a whirl and the indignant
color burning in her face. She, too,
was angry now, but her desire to keep
Warren from going up stairs and
making a scene was still stronger
than her anger.
well, what'd they say?" cried
Warren, impatiently. Did you get
the woman herself?"
Yes dear, and she says she's very
sorry-that they've some boisterOus
young people up there, and she hates
TO offend them. She's told them once.
but she'll tell them again-and they'll
soon be going home"
Then she wasn't snippish about
it?"
ooh. no, dear. she was very nice
and very apOlogetic," lied Helen in
desperation, with a secret prayer that
they would quiet down now that it
was so near twelve.
To her infinite relief almost instant
ly all sounds of revelry ceased. Per-
haps her phoning had been effective
after ALL
We'll, the agent'll hear about this,
all right. I'll have a few things to
say about that superintendent, too"
And Warren got heavily into bed.
Having worked off his irritation and
now that the silence was unbroken,
in a few moments he was breathing
heavily. But Helen by this time was
much too wrought up to sleep.
That snickering laugh and whisper
ed comment still ranked. Had it
been Mrs. Sanford herself at the
phone? The more she thought of
il the more resentful she became.
SO while Warren, whose irritability
has forced the incident, was snoring
peacefully, Helen now thoroughly
strung up and indignant tossed sleep
lessly beside him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
BUILDING CODE MAY
NOT Be COMPLETED
The Council Committee Orders
Board to Hold Up the
Appropriation.

whether the building code commit
tee will finish its work or not is still a
question. After appearing before the
council committee in the "hole" last
night with its request for $500 more
money 10 finish its labOrss the com
mittee ordered that the board of
safety pay out no more money until
further notice.
In explanation OF its request for
more money the building code COM
mittee held that when it first took up
the work II was a new venture The
members stated that many contin-
gencies arose since the work was
started that were not expected at the
beginning and called for an extra
outlay Of money. Their plea was that
inexperience with the drafting OF a
building code caused them to Overrun
their first appropriation.
The code committee asked for ST.
500 in addition to the $500 previously
appropriated 10 complete its work.
now about two-thirds done. The
board OF safety insisted that the COM
mittee took the work with the under
standing that the $500 would pay the
bill and declined 10 assume any
further responsibility.
I'VE have done all and exactly what
the council authorized us 10 do. and
no more, save that we quit paying
bills when we found that the code
committee did not mean to finish
their job unless given more money,
said President Augustine. The board
still has about half of the $500 on
hand, though served with bills to
consume IL.
On account OF a lack OF time the
ordinance providing for the prohibit
ing OF the sale Of fireworks in South
Bend save under a permit from the
chief OF police. was not taken up last
night The state fire marshal recon-
mended that this ordnance be passed
before the next Fourth. IT has al
ready passed the first and second
readings Of the council
The ordinance providing for the
laying Of a side track by the Michigan
Central TO the George Hoffman gravel
pit. was ordered to be reported favor
ably upon addition Of an amendment.
This amendment provides that the
side track be torn up as soon as the
gravel pit is emptied.
The committee concluded its labors
by reporting favorably on a resolution
providing for the Improvement of
Ernsperger St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
STOPS NEURALGIA-KILLs PAIN

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
ALBANIAN KING TO QUIT
Princess OF WED and Children Have
Left DurazzO.

ROME. July Sit is confirmed
here that the Princess Of Wied and
her children have left for Durazzo
The reign OF the Mpret is considered
ended and IL is stated that the inter
national committee is ready to assume
control OF Albania in the event of his
retirement
The British admiral. ii is reported,
has been successful in obtaining the
rebels consent to another ten days
truce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
TO EQUIP THE COASTS
England to Guard Against Invasion
Through Air.

LONDON. July 9Th British gov
eminent Tuesday decided TO equip the
coasts with specially constructed
fOrtresses to guard against invasion by
air. Towers with long range guns de
signed for attacks on dirigibles and
aeroplanes will be erected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
TROOPS ACTIVE
Forty Carloads OF Artillery Have Left
For Frontier.

PARIS. July Extraordinary ac-
tivity is being shown in military dis
triCts in Austria Hungary, according
10 a dispatch Tuesday 20 the Temps
from it's Belgrade correspondent.
Feverish energy is being displayed
along the entire northern border Of
Servia- the dispatch states, 40 car
loads OF artillery already having left
budapest for the frontier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
FIND TWO MORE BODIES
Women Who Lost Lives i'm ship Dis
aster Not Identified.

RIMOUSKT. Cue. July The
bodies OF two women were recovered
yesterday from the wreck of the En-
press OF Ireland, but were not identi-
fed Tuesday Diver II. ChinChen
brought mp 10 the surface the bodies
of Brigadier General Hunter of the
salvation Army. and his son. Both
were shipped 10 Quebec by the Ocean
Limited Tuesday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
nRnMNS ~ lar

NINCENNES. Ind, July S.-Ciar-
enCe Smith aged one year, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. DenisOn Smith, while visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. and Mrs.
Henry Schroeder Tuesday. fell into
3 six-gallon jar OF water and was
drowned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

NEW YORK July S. IL is init
mated that Mr.. and Mrs Robert
GOetlet after receiving a divorce are
considering a remarriage Mr.. Goe-
let IL is said cannot endure living
away from his children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-08
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Their Married
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THE THIRD

BY MABEL HERBERT URNER-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
AS MUCH MYSTERY
ASEVER SURROUNDS
LACY; STILL SILENT
Not Believed Alleged En-
bezzler VIII Talk Until
Put on the Wit
ness Stand
by L. G. BETTY

Montgomery. February 1.-Cspecial)
Notwithstanding Theo Lacy has -en back
10 days. as much mystery surrounds the
alleged embezzler of state convict de-
partment funds as on the day of his
surrender. Lacy still refuses to talk,
declines to divulge his whereabouts dur
ing the 10 months of his absence. and
will not say what he did with the money,
if he got it.
There have been all sorts of rumors,
some of them to the effect that he was
never more than 200 miles from Mont
gomery, others that he spent the period
of his voluntary exile among friends in
Honduras and other foreign places. Only
the Delphic oracle could answer the many
questions which are heard concerning the
mysterious Lacy.
But although Lacy declines to talk
there are few people who do not believe
that he got the money. Whether the
state will be able to recover any of Il
is another question. Many believe that
not one dollar will be returned, others
believe that Lacy surrendered for the pur-
pose of making a clean breast of the
whole transaction, with the hope of re-
deeming The past and still others arc
of the opinion that the money has been
spent.
The day following his release on bond
from the Montgomery county Jail. Lacy
visited his mother in Selma, where he
stayed one day. He returned to Mont
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08

gomery and has been here since that
time on his return from Selma wild
rumors were afoat that Lacy had been
summoned home on a subpoena to tes-
tify before the Montgomery county grand
jury, which was in session, but this was
absurd.
VIII Try to Obtain Freedom
Why should he appear before the grand
jury except to make a confession? He
could not testify against James c.. Oak
ley, his former chief without implicat
ing himself, probably. and as a matter
Of fact. he could not be made to tes-
tify.
1t is safe to assert that Lacy will
have nothing to say until he is put Oh
the witness stand. Even then he may
not talk for. according to reports. Lacy
will make a determined fight for his
freedom. The statutes may not cover
his case. and If this can pc proven.
whether technically or otherwise. it is
probable that a strong effort VIII be made
to secure his release.
James G. Oakley was acquitted be-
cause the law does not cover the en-
bezzlement of checks. 1t was shown in
his case that the indictments had been
enormously drawn, that they were not
sufficiently specific hence the former chief
of the convict department had an easy
task in winning his case.
Lacys defense may be along the same
lines His alleged crime is a statutory
offense. and the only penalty which can
be imposed is that provided by statute.
The statutes may not apply, or some
teehnicality may be invoked, hence an
other question for the Delphic oracle.
However, the attorneys for the state
do believe that there is every provision
in the Alabama laws for the conviction
of Lacy. If guilty, and 1t is certain that
they win wage a vigorous legal battle
i'm behalf of their cause.
The state will be represented at the
hearing by Capt. Frank S. White, a
widely known lawyer OF Birmingham,
and Attorney General Robert G. Brick
ell The. defense is in the hands of Ray
Rushton of Montgomery and r. w. Pet
tus of Selma The trial has been set
for February "a.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
HOBSON LEADER
CLAIMS CULLMAN
WILL BE CLOSE
county Chairman Says City Will Give
Underwood 300, Which viii Be
Offset in the County
the Editor OF The Age-Herald

10 the Editor of The Age Herald
notice in Saturdays Age-Herald
communication from Mr. - Z. James.
chairman Cullman county Underwood
campaign committee. As president of
Cullman county Hobson club. | ask that
YOU publish the following facts
The Underwood club of Cullman county
was organized several months ago with
II members. I have only heard of one
meeting since which was about as largely
attended as the first. Mr. James attempt
ed to organize an Underwood club at
Arkadelphia, his home beat, and couldn't
find Underwood men enough to organize
There are 45 democrats i'm Arltadelphia
beat, and we have the signature of 50
of the 40 as members of Hobson club
Several other precincts in the county are
equally as strong for Captain Hobson
Cullman precinct IS the strongest Tn
derwood precinct in the county being
about three to one for Mr. Underwood A
fair estimate of the vote in Cullman coun-
ty is that Cullman precinct will give Mr.
Underwood 800 majority and Captain Hob
son will more than offset this in the
country. The final vote will show the
county as a whole to be very close be-
tween the two candidates for United
States Senate with Captain Hobson in
the lead. Very truly.
ASA B. FULLER,
President cullman County Hobson Club
Cullman, February 7, 1914.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
MARION SUbSCR|BES
S35OO FOR SCHOOL
Following Mass Meeting the
Citizens Get to Work to
Improve Conditions

Marion. February Especial Fol
lowing a mass meeting held at the
courthouse last night in the interest
of county high school, more than
$500 has been secured today and the
committee is satisfied the full amount
required, together with the necessary
10 acres of land. will be subscribed
within the next few days.
suited for domestic consumption and at
rates that l never imagined would ever
be offered in this city.
las ! have stated before the gas
rates offered are amazingly low and
hope the fact will not be lost sight
Of that the rates will become a great
advertisement for Birmingham. We all
admit with pardonable pride that the
coming into this section of the Alabama
Power company was a big thing l wish
IT, say emphatically that this gas rate
made possible by the tremendous in
dnstrial Developments of this division
OF the Steel corporation is as great as
the coming of the Alabama Power
company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
DEBATE ON GOOD
ROADS BILL ENDS

Washington, February THE House to-
day concluded general debate on the good
roads bill appropriating S25,0Oo00o for fed
eral aid to the states in road conatrue-
ton. Its passage next week is believed
to be virtually certain.
Representative Kent of California at
tackled the bill today as a pork barrel
measure. designed to patch up political
fences and prop tottering political or
ganiZations."
Representative Payne Of New York de-
clared that 1t was the beginning of an
nual appropriations which in time would
reach stupendous proportions. A tribute
to President Wilson featured a speech
of Representative Aswell of Louisiana
during the debate
II am convinced" he said, that in
the generations to come he will be num-
bered among the immortals of the re-
public, a man of unusual character and
uncommon purity. All political parties
here recognize that this roads bill is in
harmony with the spirit OF service that
permeates the life and purposes of this
administration
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
Desires to Set at Rest All
Doubts Entertained by
Citizens
WILL BE AS GOOD AS
PRESENT PRODUCT
Points Out That Company Is Inter
estcd in Welfare of City and Would
Not Sell Product Unfit for
Domestic Consumption

A. II. Ford president of the Bir-
mingham Railway Light and Power
company, evidenced desire yesterday
to set at rest any doubts that may arise
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08

in the minds of the commission or any
person manifasting interest in the pro-
posed gas rates for Birmingham.
The gas proposed in our communi-
cation to the commission cutting the
rates in less than half" said President
Ford. will be as pure and as good as
the gas now provided in Birmingham
FOR cooking purposes. And | will aud that
the gas we now provide in the city #
Birmingham for the citizens of this
city is as good Is any gas made in
America by actual tests.
The gas we sell daily in Birming-
ham at 80 cents, at which rate we have
a contract for seven more years. Is
purified. In its raw state the napthaline
and sulphur is there as it is in the by
product gas We must purify the gas
VIC make now and we must purify the
gas that is to be sold to our company
by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail
road company. 1t is necessary to purify
that gas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
THREE OFFICERS OF
ARMY MISSING

Washington, February Three Off
GERS of the United States army are
missing from their commands and when
found will be dealt with as deserters
They are Lieutenants Clarence H. Farm
ham, Fourth infantry, and Spencer NJ.
Smith, Nineteenth infantry, stationed at
Texas City, Tex, and Lieutenant Frank
c. MoCune. Eleventh infantry, stationed
at the military prison at Alcatraz Island,
San Francisco.
Smith and McCune have been gone
three weeks and Farnham two weeks.
Lieutenant McCune had sent in his resg-
nation, it was said at the war depart
ment, but disappeared before it was acted
on. All three officers came up from the
ranks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-08
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