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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
A. T. Friend Wins Suit

In the circuit court at Sayan'
nah last week A. II. Friend, one
of Mansfield'S foremost dealers
in live stock, was awarded judg-
ment for S1,l74 for a car load of
hogs shipped last April from
Mountain View to Mr.. Jones,
of near Savannah.
The hogs we're bought by Mr..
Jones through G. G. Gage, Of
Westboro. who came here aud
made the arrangement for their
shipment by Mr.. Friend.
Mr.. Jones sent draft in pay
ment for the hogs, but protested
the same before it was paid.
upon the plea that the hogs
we're in an unhealthful condition,
claiming one of the hogs had
died. =
1t is seldom a car of hogs can
be shipped that distance at that
time of year without the death
of IA single animal, but Mr..
Friend made a trip to Jones'
place and offered ~ oaccept 81 900
for the hogs or tostake the hoge
back. But Jones demanded
$500 damages.
Seeing that he could not make
IA settlement Mr.. Friend brought
suit, and at the trial secured
a verdict for the amount in full,
and that with Il jury selected
from the part of the state in
which Mr.. Jones' himself lived.
Witnesses from Mountain
View, Kansas City aud Iowa
were present to testify in Mr..
Friends favor.
An inspection of the hogs was
made by experts and their
hcalthful condition established.
The case was quite an important
one and Mr.. Friend naturally
feels good over the result.
He was represented By n. J.
Craig, of Mansfield, Perry r.
Allen of Springfield, assisted by
Il Savannah attorney.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Monster Mass Meetings

Practically every employe of
the Frisco railroad has united in
a campaign to impress upon the
legislators the need of a three.
cent passenger rate and a rea.
sonable freight rate in the state
of Missouri. In brief they want
"a restoration of rates. -
Monster mass meetings were
held Saturday and Sunday, at
Springfield, attended by more
than 5000 employees at Spring.
field and between 5000 and
5000 employees from every point
on the line in Missouri.
1t is proposed that all EN-
ployes interview business men
and manufacturers in their ter.
ritory and urge them to get up
petitions, or write letters to the
members Of the legislature, to
approve measure which will
allow the railroads of Missouri
to charge three.cent passen.
ger rate and a reasonable freight
rate.
Railroad employees realize per
hapS more clearly than any one
the need of a restoration of
freight and passenger rates.
The railroads have found it
necessary to curtail in every
respect and for this reason can.
not give work to many employees
and have reduced the hours of
service of others.
Further, the railroads have re.
trenched in their purchases,
which affect the business man,
the manufacturer and the farm
or, because if the manufacturer
or business man cannot sell his
goods, he and his employees must
necessarially reduce their ex.
penditures with the farmer.
A special train of Frisco EN-.
ployes passed through here
Sunday morning to attend the
meeting.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
A Versatile Preacher

Rev. Joseph Davis, pastor of
the Mansfield Cumberland Pres.
byterian church, preached Sun
day at the Norwood Methodist
Episcopal church. AT his next
trip to Norwood, in March, he
will also preach at the Baptist
church. Rev. Davis is nothing,
if not versatile. In addition to
preaching for his own denomina
tion, the Cumberland Presby-
terians, he breaches for Method
lists, Bap,ists and General Bap.
fists.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Nice-President, Wade Rippee.
Secretary. Cecil Rrazpal

Vice-President, Wade Rippee
Secretary. Cecil Brazeal.
Assistant Secretary, Herve
Coday.
Pianist, Lois Beach.
Assistant Pianist, Nora Ross.
Superintendent Hylton made
some new regulations Monday
morning regarding dismissal
from the rooms and conduct in
the halls and on the stairways.
Each teacher is expected to be
in the hall near the door when
the pupils are dismissed. In
this way the teacher can see
what is going on in the hall as
well as in the room and the
teachers presence will help
the pupils to be more thoughtful
of their conduct. The boys pass
out first and if it is not easy to
get their hats as they pass mon.
itorS are to serve them before
they leave the room. The plan
seems to work quite we'll so far
but of course it takes more time.
for diSmisSalS.
At the faculty meeting Tues
day afternoon the Superintend.
ent made requests for more
complete reports and fixed 4:l0I
for the time of meeting. The
topic for discussion moral ed
ucation was led by Miss Gas.
kill who suggested some of the
needs of moral training and
gave some good plans for max
ing pupils stronger morally.
1t is suggested to some of the
patrons who object to their
children's being kept after
school that they see to it that
these delinquent students get
some help with their lessons ut
home and some encouragement
to waste no time in idieness, for
the oilers will certainly be kept
In.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Christian EndeavorProgram

NJ. f Church, Sunday, Feb.
IA, at 6:4J p. IN.
Subject, The Solid Founda
tions of Life
Scripture Lesson, |. Cor. 1915
Program
Song, Wonderful Words of Life
Prayer, Sarah Gaskilt
Song, Rock of Ages
Scripture Reading, Opal Free.
man
Song, More About Jesus
How is Life Like Buildinsy
Minta Avery
Why Should We BE Careful
About Foundations? Ora Rippee.
Why Can We Take Christ for
Our Foundation: Walter Coday.
Why Is Character So Import,
ant! j, c. Carter.
Suggestions for Laying Solid
Foundations in Life, Ten Mem.
berS
Song, There's a Great Day
Coming
Announcements
Closing, Sentence Prayers
Leader, Frona Rippee
Everybody welcome
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Is YOUR NAME HERE
Roll of Honor.

The following have our thanks
for cash on subscription since
our last issue:
". W, Freeman, Mansfield
W. G. Reynolds. Mansfield ,
j. H. Pope. Mansfield
Fred Grover, Mansfield
Mrs. Ellen Grover, New Car.
Isle, Ind.
Horace Paul. Mansfield
John Friend, Dadeville
j. F.. Wilson. Mansfield
Henry Priess, Alma
W. S. Dickey, Kansas City
r. f. Coday, Turkey Ford, Ok
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Tersely Told Town Tales

Probate court week.
Buy it at Stapp'S. ADV
Get it at the Cash Store. ADV
Carbon paper at this otfice-2
sheets for sc.
Lots of &c and l0c goods at
Stapp's. ADV.
Special Sunday dinner at the
Mansfield HOtel-Adv
Bargains every day at the
Cash Mercantile. ADV
n Now is the time to bring in
that wood on subscription.
All Winter Underwear at a big
reduction at ] d. Reynolds ADV
Fresh roasted popcorn and pea
nuts, Scheuermann's roaster.adv
Save money by buying it at
Stapp's &c and 10c store. ADV.
The most of the best for the
least-Cash Mercantile Co. Adv
]. D. Reynolds is closing out
his Mems High.Cut Shoes at
cost ADV
Enjoy one of those special
Sunday dinners at the Mansfield
Hotel next Sunday. ADV
A lot of Clothing and Ladies'
ClOaks at cost.
ADV. J. D. REYNOLDS.
If you need a new.ground
plow j. G. Carter has the best.
Guaranteed to do the work - adv
J. G.. Carter has some good
second hand wagons and bug.
gies for sale. Prices right. adv
WSssat Norwood during the
week, fteS. Joseph Davis had the
pleasure of meeting an old friend
whom he had not seen for 80
years.
Go to J. d. Reynolds and buy
all your Farm Wagons, Buggies.
aud all kinds of Plow Implements
as they have the best money will
buy. ADV
G. w. Freeman g. Son are max,
ing some very attractive prices
on all odd lots in their semisE3Id.
al clearance sale - it will pay You
to look them over. ADV.
James Coday is back again at
his old place in the Fuson drug
store. The place just naturally
didn't look right without his
smiling cOnntenance behind the
counter.
Don't fail to see the great two.
reel feature, "The Persecution of
the Christian Martyrs from the
CrucifiXion of Christ to tie
Death Of Nero" at the opera
house Saturday night, Feb. -. -
ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Fatal Shooting ARRAY

At a dance near Ava MOday
night John Cunningham, aged
about so years, was shot through
the body, dying from his wound
yesterday. His brother, Dr.. J &.
B. Cunningham, and wife, of
Pomona, were sent for immedi-
ately after the shooting, but did
not arrive until after his death.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Many Mirrorettes

Sunday will he St. Valentines
day.
Big Minstrel Band Concert
February II.
Tomorrow will be Washing
tons birthday anniversary.
The w. G. II. U. met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Eliza Peters
A A pound daughter was born
Thursday to George Coday and
wife.
j. B. Freeman, proprietor OF
the Eagle Roller Mills, has had
his warehouse reroofed.
A marriage license has been
issued at Hartvile to Clarence
Coday and Miss Ethel Skies.
Samuel Tripp recently killed
Il hog which weighed 3l4 pounds
dressed. Pretty good sized
porker, that.
The w. G.. II. L. will hold a vii
lard meeting at the NJ. f church
next Tuesday evening. Every.
body cor 1ially invited.
Burl King, who was so severe
ly burned at Skidmore, Kas. a
short time ago, is recovering
nicely from his injuries.
Gaylord Keith, of Names, has
bought the Julian stock of goods
at Names, and has consolidated
the same With his store.
DrS. Johnson of Names and
Latimer of Harlville this week
amputated the left arm of Riley
Oliphant of north of Hartville.
Fred. Mcmillan, of Brands.
vile, acted as Frisco station
agent during the week, while G.
S. Burney was in Springfield.
Railroad employees were busy
in Mans ield this week circulat
ing a petition to the legislature
for restoration of the former
passenger and freight rates.
Grand Master Morrison Pritch
et', of Webb City, will be here
Saturday. February q, and
iio.d a4 T. q. o p. school OF in
struction that day, and also at
night.
J.D. Reynolds and family, RI
Freeman and family and O.S. Co
day and wife, of Mansfield. and
W. II Brake and family of Ma
comb took dinner Sunday with
W. G. Reynolds and wife.
John Inman, of near Mountain
Grove, had a public sale yester-
day and will locate in Mansfield.
where he will he associated in
business with r. A. Stapp, his
brother in law, who now con.
ducts Mansfi"ld'S 5c and lOr
store.
DR.. p. H. Riley has just re
ceived from Chicago n costume
catalog, containing sample cos.
tunes of Mephisto, George and
Martha Washington, all nations,
comics, colored, newspaper char
acterS, etc, which may be had
for the asking. Get ready for
that Trip Around the World, for
the cemetery benefit, Watch
next weeks paper for date.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Band Concert February IL

Read the announcement in this
issue of the Mirror of the big
Minstrel Band Concert at the
opera house tomorrow (Friday)
night, February l2, and be sure
to attend and show your appre
citation of the band, and at the
same time spend most enjoya.
BILE evening.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Money to Loan

n. j. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, I'M.
PROVED FARMS IN. ETH.
Err WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES.
ADV \. j. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Thermometer Readings

A thermometer hanging on
the northeast front of the Mans
field Hotel gave the following
records at 6 o'clock each morn
ing during the past week:
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
SCHOOL NOTES

Remember the high schoo
entertainment February -.
We had several visitors with
us Friday afternoon.
Ruth Haverty is out of schoo
for the first time this year.
Show your loyalty to the
school by attending the enter.
tainment on February %.
The o. =. F.. girls are prepar
ing a humorous sketch to be
given at the band concert Friday
night.
The pupils in grades five and
six have organized a literary so.
ciety in their room lately and
all seem greatly interested in
the work.
On account of sickness Leona
Hoover was absent from school
half day Wednesday-,he first
time she has missed any classes
for four years.
February is the month of
great men aud the fourth grade
has been reading the life of one
of the greatest men of all
Abraham Lincoln. This work
has been very interesting as
we'll as helpful to the children.
There has been quite a mum,
ber of pupils absent from the
primary room lately on account
of sickness, but those who are
able to attend are doing excel
lent work. They have made
and put on the wall another very
pretty poster. Iou onght TO
see it.
There was no debate on the
program Of the high school lit.
erary society Friday afternoon
but the numbers given were
quite entertaining. In order to
vary the work still more the
next program will be given by
the junior class and every mum
ber will be concerning Shakes
peare or some of his plays.
MIR. Arnold visited us Thurs.
day afternoon and talked to the
children in some of the rooms.
We hope to have him come again
and talk to the other students
especially those of the high
school.
Among those who have re.
Gently been kept Out of high
school on account of sickness
the following are back in their
places: Herve Coday, Clyde
Turner, Jordan Bogart, Eudora
Barlow and Verba Fuge.
Miss Gladden's and Miss Gas.
kills pupils both visited high
school Friday afternoon and
heard the literary program
Miss Rupees little folks have
been invited to the next meeting
of the society.
G. NJ. Sewer, of Jefferson City,
a well known representative Of
the American Book company,
visited the high school depart
ment Tuesday morning and
made a very encouraging talk to
us concerning our equipment
for school work. He concluded
his remarks by emphasizing the
necessity for each pupils show.
ing his appreciation by do
ing his very best in every
phase of school life. He en-
phasized honesty, industry und
gratitude for favorS shown to
US. Mr.. Sewer taught school
years ago and although in the
book business now he is certain
ly wide awake in all matters ed
ucational. We hope to hear
from him again.
Sume of our visitors this week
were. Mrs. ID. l.. Gaskill, Of
Seymour; Mrs. Oscar Ripe.
Miss Media Deaver, of Kansas
City, and Mrs. Osborne, Frona
Rippee, Eulalie Tripp, Herbert
Short, Edd Taylor, German
Freeman, Rose Williams, Miss
Letsinger, Arthur Arnold, c.
NJ. Sewer.
The newly elected officers of
the high school literary society
took right hold of the work Fri.
day and managed it like vet
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Market Report

Eggs .. 100 Butter, .l6s
Springs. .10e Old Hens l0S
GreenIlidesl2s Ducks =, 80
FatTurkeys l3f Geese ~
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Farm Loans

AT lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. GEO. B, FREEMAN.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Purely Personal Paragraphs

.NS'u' 10Y.
Horace Paul was in Spring
field last week.
George Leclair went to Spring
field last week.
DR.. F. Fl. Riley has returned
from Hartville.
NJ. Evans and family are NOV
ing to Springfield.
j. A. Edwards made a trip tG
FOrdland this week.
Mrs. L.A,Quigley of Sedalia is
visiting relatives here.
John w. Combs, of Marion.
vile, was here Monday.
J. Fl. Robinett of Mountain
Grove was here yesterday.
Roy Mansfield, of Wheatlan d,
was in Mansfield Saturday.
c. FL. Robinett was here from
Mountain Grove this week.
Mike and George Smith, OF
Hartviile, were here Saturday.
G. G. Beard and wife have
been visiting relatives at Drury.
a. l. Feltz and Fl. l.. Evans, of
Liberal, we're in Mansfield Tues.
day.
q. w. Shelton and family have
moved to Spickard, their former
home.
j. Y. Custer, of Lamar, visit.
ed at J. A. Edwards during the
week.
Miss Ruby Taylor, of Dota.
Ark, has been visiting relatives
here.
W. Ii. Brake and family, of
Macnmb, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Miss Ruby Tyler, of Lamar,
has been visiting at the J. A.
Edwards home.
A. ~. Friend. was in Savannah
last week on business connected
with suit of Friend VS.. Jones.
Uncle Mike Gallagher, who
.hps been quite sick in his room
in the Mrs. O'Herrin residence,
is able to be out again.
Prosecuting Attorney g. Fl,
Jackson and Attorney G.. w. Ev
ans Of Hartville were at Names
on legal business yesterday.
Among the Avaites here since
our last issue we noticed A. 6.
Rice, E l.. johnson and wife,
Jno. Walker, r. S. Jenkins and
J. W. Singleton.
Postmaster NJ. E. German and
Elmer Strong made a trip to
Springfield last week, where Mr.,
German bought a Ford auto,
mobile. They brought the car
home yesterday
G.. A. Hamm, of Paola, Kas.,
and Fred Barron, of Springfield,
were here Monday in the inter.
est of the Frisco, talking three.
cent passenger fare and restora.
tion of freight rates.
Mrs. Icey Spence. of Mans.
field, and Miss Ruby Taylor, of
Dota, Ark, arrived in Ava last
Monday and will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter White for
Il week. Ava Herald.
G l.. Beach went to Fordland
Friday on the local freight to
give a motion picture show, but
the train was so late he could
not give the show. He will
make another trip this week.
Misses Adah Gaskin and Ma.
bel Ware were here Tuesday en-
route to their home at Cedar
Gap after visit at Odin, Rem.
bert and other points. The
Mirror acknowledges a short
call by the ladies'.
Attorney n. j. Craig has re,
turned from Savannah where he
acted as counsel for A. II. Friend
in law suit, which was decided
in Mr.. Friends favor. While
absent Mr.. Craig visited his
cousin, w. Fl. Handy, of Chilli.
cothe, the noted magazine writer.
Rev. J. w. Needham and wife,
of Seymour, were here yester.
day. They had just returned
from Ava, where Rev. Needham
conducted a highly successful
revival service at the NJ. f.
church. There were 81 pro
r. = r.. nn
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
Leaf Tobacco

so gets 10 lbs, nice. red, mild;
delivered. I. A. WESSON,
ADV. Wingo, Ky.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11
FOR SALE

/ Mission Dresser
l Mission Chifferobe
l Mission Wash Stand
] Mission Library Table
4 Mission Rockers
/ 9x12 Administer Rug
l Cook Stove
2 Heating Stoves
/ Cook Table
l Felt Mattress
] Set of Springs
| Buggy
i Set of Single Harness
/ Mare
| year.old Colt
Small Miscellaneous House
keeping Articles
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-02-11

MRS. LEWIS QUIGLEY
At j. B. Freeman's Residence
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t-going train.
Aged Lady Dies Suddenly.

Mrs. Mary Schwab, aged rs.
years, a native of Brushvalley
township, died suddenly in this.
place Monday. She leaves these
children: Mrs. Scott Geesey and
Grant and Lena Schwab, of Indi-
ana; Jacob, Creekside; Mrs. JOS
eph Cramer, Belsano; Mrs. Elmer
Fairbanks, Greensburg. Funeral
services were held Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 80.
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JIMMY" FERGUSON
DYING IN TEXAS
Former Popular Normal Student
Is In Serious Condition-His
Hpme Is in Blairsville

James T. Ferguson, a native of
Blairsville, and who was gradual
ed from the Indiana State Normal
school with the class Of 1904, is
critically i'll at Fort Arthur, Tex.
and his recovery is an extreme
matter of doubt, according to ad-
vices received from the Lone Star
state.
During his stay in Indiana
Jimmy" Ferguson made many
friends and, those along with 9th
ers whom he came in contact, are
expressing sorrow over his illness.
After being graduated from the
local institution, Mr.. Ferguson was
engaged in teaching for several
years, but is now purchasing agent
for the Gulf Refining Co., with
headquarters at Fort Arthur.
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Youth Shot by Du Bois
Policeman
Joseph Capassi, 16-Year- old RoS-
sitter Youth, Shot in Back
by Dubois Policeman.
ROBBED DUBOIS OFFICES

Joseph Capassi, the 17-year-old
RosSiter youth, who has twice eS-
capped from Morganza and who
was but recently arrested at Punk
.sutawney after robbing the w. s.,
Dinsmore store, is lying in the Du-
Bois hospital in a critical conditions
with a bullet in his abdomen. He
was shot last Thursday night
while trying to escape from the
Dubois police, after having rob-
bed the general office of the j. E.
Dubois company.
Shortly after o'clock Thurs
day evening the youth stole three
packages from the Adams express
wagon at the Pennsylvania sta
tion and after disposing of the con-
tents he entered the j. Z. Dubois
general office. Patrolman George
Continued to Page A.
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GERMANS PLAY BRITISH
HOLIDAY FOOTBALL CINE
AND EARN REPRIMAND.

Berlin, Jan. Z (via London) =
The German army authorities have
issued a general order prohibiting
in future troops in the field from
fraternizing with forces of the en-
emy, as they did at several points
in. the western theater of war at
Christmas.
To such an extent was this fra
ternizing carried out that at one
place, where the Germans and Bri-
tish played football Christmas day
they agreed to suspend hostilities
for two days more.
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LARGE BARN BURNED
New Year Brought Misfortune to
White Township Farmer.

" AASO AZ" AohAR - CAA Ai~A'
The coming of the New Year
brought misfortune to George
Spencer, who resides north of In
diana. Shortly before the year
was ushered in by the blowing of
whistles at the county seat, fire
was discovered in the barn at the
Spencer farm. The greater part
of the livestock was saved, but a
large quantity of grain and feed
was burned. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. The farm was to have
been sold the day of the fire, but
the deal has been called off indefi-
nitely. Mr.. Spencer and his faith
er, Israel Spencer, lost sawmill
by fire a few years ago and were
just getting on their feet again,
when the last fire occurred.
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exclusion, and (b.) The legally ad-
mitted immigrants father or
grandfather over ffty-fve years.
his wife, his mother, his grandma
ther, or unmarried or widowed
daughter, whether such reative
can read or not, thus discriminate
ing in favor of some of the unde-
sirables whom the bill intends to
exclude.
1t appeas from the above that
the only class of illiterates exclud-
ed under the bill is that of the
young, healthy and honest work
ingmen looking for better oppor-
tunities in our country.
Another serious objection to the
so-called "literacy test" is based
on the fact that the test being
an oral one, gives the examining
official or interpreter an unlimited
power to exclude an admissible
immigrant or to admit one who
should be excluded, there benig nc
written proof as to whether the
alien did or not read the prescrib.
ed words in the prescribed Ian
guage.
Moreover, as no definition Of
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Business Picking Up.

The semi-oficial promise of a
geeral resumption of work in the
coal mines Of Indiana county has
given activity to business in this
place. A number of the mines In
the northern section of the county
resumed work on full time this
week, and it is believed that ope-
rations in the big Lucerne district
will start in few days.
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POLISH WOMAN ELUSIVE
Authorities Hunt Fugitive Charg-
ed With Theft.

The comely little Polish woman
of Clymer, who disappeared on
Thursday and who is charged with
having stolen $500 belonging to
friend is very elusive. The police
have been searching for her since
the theft was reported, but so far
have been unable to get a clue as
to her whereabouts.
The woman is said to be small
in stature, is fairly well dressed,
and has a thin, peaked face. She
came to Indiana and boarded am
out going train.