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SENT TO JAIL FOR RoBBERY

James Hendricks alias
prison today by Judge Johnson Quarter Sessions
Kid" arrested
in
caught the Eastern
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Carranza Would AnnlhlIate villa

Ell PAso. June 22.-Attorney Address
Garcia, chief agent for General Venus
tiano Carranza, declared today that CEN
eral Carranza would not take part in a
peace, peace conference with representatives of
General Francisco Villa, as suggested hl,
President Wilson. General Carr r,.,..s
plan is 10 annihllate Villas army" ssiS
Senior Garcia. s0ip
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U. 5. TO DEFEND cITNEN
Government Will Demand Release of
Naturalized Italian.

WASHINGTON June 22 - The State
Department WAS without adVices this
afternoon from Ambassador Thomas
Nelson Page, in Rome, concerning UFo
da Prata, the young American, son Of an
Italian, who. although he had been nat
his fathers native land Tor military SER
vice The AmhassadoT was expected.
however 70 insist on Da Patra's release.
and ofnelals were hopeful the Rome
Government would comply The Amer
lean was studying IN Italy
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FRAUDULENT AGENT AT WORK
Soliciting Funds for "Sane Fourth"
Without Authority.

The police are searching today for a
bogus solicitor who operated In the CEN
tral section Of the city today collecting
funds in the name OF Director of Public
Safety Porter, supposedly for the Sane
Fourth Association.
The fraud was first brought to Direc-
tor Porter's attention when Joseph ".
Horn. Of the Horn & Hardart Baking
Company telephoned TO inquire 10 whom
the association desired checks made paw
able. He was Informed the Director was
an ofieer OF that association, but that
no funds were being solicited.
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TO GIVE FLAG TO BETHANY MISSION

will
the institution j. W.
address, and the
church the Rev. Paul Bowman
the Church Of the Brethren
be tho oft he ing
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villa Victory at San LuIs p0t0.,

Ell PASo. June 22.-GeneraI villa ana
MS troops have captured San Luis Po-
tosi, one OF the most important cities in
received today by Villa agents frhs oits.
was one OF the most important Carranza
strongholds. s''4a
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Russians Sink Three shin.

49, 4, ts.'1sihAD. June AZ z2-From Al am
tin9titstlYe source it was iearnes t,s.., 49,
W russian submarines 81 ne Rlsci-
snd r. - ,,. sgRk lsrge enemy steamship
@ the bottom 81 lorpedoea bea,gs. - sent
and kefsn. "ssa hfesA
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Prison Sentence for De Wet

BLOEAiF0NTEIS. Union OF south Az
riea, June 22.-General Christian De wet.
one ot the leaders Of The South African
rebellion against the British Government
who Was found guilty on treason chareea
yesterday, was taday sentenced 10 six
1ears' impFisonmsnl and dnaa y'o.oqa.
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SLAYs YIELD INCH BY INCH
TO AUSTRO-GERMAN ADVANCE
Petrograd Asserts Lemberg Eyaeua-
tion Would Not Be Military Disaster

Although nothing official has been given
out. the general opinion Ia Petrosrad 10
day Is that Lemberg Will soon be aban-
doned 70 the reutonie allies who have
been sending large forces against ~
Ruasians Ia order 10 drive them fr,-.
the Galieian capital
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GIRL STEALS Sd FROM WOMAN WHO BEFRIENpEn HER

A. avenue taking g,
inmate from the Glen Mills Reform star
life amid better surroundings
girl disappeared from her jewey her. NJ
trace of the girl has been obtained police
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AuToIsT HELD ON ASSAULT AND BATTERY CHARGE

of w.
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TEUTON ARMY NEARS
LEMBERG NORTH FORTS

Continued from Page One
the line" said the dispatch. They are
fighting only to gain time and save their
artillery and war material Our forces
are 10 miles from the city"
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BATTLEsHIP SOUTH CAROLINA SAILS FOR NEWPORT

The aleshp
l. to
The batteshp Michigan
2 for repair
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300 Soldiers Burned 10 Death

III PABO, Tex, June IA report
reached here today from Chihuahua
Mexico that 300 wounded villa soldiers
had been burned 10 death when hospital
there was destroyed by hre.
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BOY RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

years struck
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Annesly oRered . Ylllistas

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Aceordinr 10
the eaUanza agency General Obreaon
ihs offered 30 pesos each 10 an Vulista
soldiers who surrender their arms nnd
ammunition and 50 more % those Wba
sulfeaqer their horses. the money beine
,il.saasa g Fsestablish them q thelr
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AGED Ma. INcURABLY ILL. ENDS his LIFE

in a
a n
of the spine He leave a
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MALLERY ON STATE INDUSTRIAL BOARD

Naery president
Industrial Board
of of
Mechancsburg Mr. position.
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FIGHTER ACQUITTED OF MANsLAUGHTER


stalte North
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PRGyATE sEcRETARY HIATT AGAIN ON DUTY

Bumbaugh returned to
illness Paul N
Mr. disability.
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THIEVES WALK MIRO APARTMENT AND STEAL JEWELS

Thieves walked through the
t in the Belgium Apartments 1926
fam verev neighbors
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sT JosEpHs co1IEGE ANNoUNcEs scHoLARsHIp AWARDS

competitive
John A.
arkins 1888 East Orleans
examinations About 50
competitive scholar
held sh of September
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POPE CONSENTS TO DARKEN VATICAN

22The
alpIant
IN Of air raid the Vatican be daksnea simultaneously
the
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DARTMOUTH no HONOR MAYOR BLANKENBURG


time he M
Dartmouth Philadelphia Thursday
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PIERCE SCHOOL BUYS DE LANcEY BUILDING

building 1920 Pine
It's
1915 The Peirce
The Delaney
100000 paid by the Perco School
a no dscIosed
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BRIEF CITY-WIDE NEWs
HELD FOR FALSE MPERsoNAT1oN

Of held
complainant Con-
alleges that
himself while his collect bill
FOR furnitur
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GERMANTOWN LETTER cARRlER ERAcruREs SKULL

20 years
he
believed to have
his fall n Hospital
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ITALY READY TO DECLARE WAR ON GERMANY

AMSTERDAM
against Germans she win army France to
!
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MAN FOUND DEAD IN BRICKYARD

Phadelpha Brkyard
address
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JAIL SENTENCE FOR HOUsEBREAKER

Ellsworth Mcdowell 81 old resided
sentenced by Judge Patterson Quarter
in
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QUICK NEW S
STORM CAUSES DAMAGE IN CHESTER COUNTY

WEST CHESTER ga late this
afternoon caused great damage to
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RUSSIAN REYOLUTION II8IIlJFNT BERLIN REPORT

ouf 76g
3 ia Russo as
lssais e as ssssiaaa i4sihs
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lightning Blamed for Blaze in Car

A northbound Wayne avenue car was
set ahre during the storm this afternoon
at 18th street and Lehigh avenue The
flames are believed TO have been started
by a bolt OF lightning. None OF the 20
passengers was injured
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nIGGRsT ELEPHANT -IN CAPrYIrY sHor

NEW YORK june 2Gunda the biggest elephant captivity
shot IL Central Park zoo today because OF his ugly disposition
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Why not burn good coal. when I,
costs no more, It's Oakdaie. at the
X. w. English Lumber Company. :ls
West Second street.
The directors of School District No
9 will let the contract today for the
new school house which is to be
erected five miles east OF town ON the
reynolds farms. and for which bonds
to the amount OF $4,000 were recent.
ly voted.
Mrs. Aaron wilkins and Mrs. Geo
p. Holmes left last Wednesday foi
Pueblo. where they intend to consul,
an oculist In the hope Of finding some
relief for Mrs. Holmes. whose eye
sight is much impaired. They will
return to La Junta Sunday. Mr.. vii.
kins making the journey by auto te
bring them back home again.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
RICHARD HAMRAH.
bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District of Colorado. IS
ON this :,d day of October. 4. D..
1913. on reading tn. foregoing petition
for discharge, u is ordered by the
court. that a hearing be had upon the
same or IN. :sd day Of D.cerber. A.
D.. 1915, before samuel u. Trimbis,
referee In bankruptcy, at Room sei
ia the. Federal Buiidins. a, Pueblo.
In said district. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon. and that notice thereof be
published In m. Ia junts Tribune. .
neN spapsr printed In said district. and
that all known creditors and other
persons Ia Interest may appear as tee
said tim. ana place and show cause,
u any they have. why the prayer Of
said petitioner shopid not he granted.
And ~ 10 further ordered by the
court. that said referee shall send by
mail 10 all known creditors, copies of
said petition. aud thi. order. addressed
ia them ~ their r--p.cfis. places of
residence a. stated.
Witness. IN. honorable Robert u
Lewis, JadE. OF the said court. aud the
seal thereof. at Pueblo, In the said die.
tvirs. on III. .sd aAy of october. 1918
satsAI. OF THE cotiHTp
CHARLES W. BISHOP. Clerk.
ny 1arsnsr ~ Gfe.ne, Deputy Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
as VERY RARE
AND vALUAnlk''
saR DDCI1Anz1.
Tanlae Dos Mose 0ood ~
Expected =
Thk Case.,

Mrs. Luslia D. Smith. Who live
At lll0 South Lincoln. Denver. u =
ardent champion Of Tanlac. ard ~.
er loses an opportunity to praise ~
Premier Preparation TO her frIends
and neighbors. Mrs. Smith said:
II have suffered with stomach
trouble for years. and my nerves
were all unstrung. attributed this
nervous condition to my stomach
which seemed to be upset al the
time. Gradually. ! grew worse. N.
til finally had nervous prostsation.
II saw Tanlac advertised. and A.
ter taking several bottles. am like I
different person. Ny stomach b In
better shape than II has been. In
years. and am completely nd oi
my nervousness have also gained
several pounds in weight. and feel
better each day. think II 10 splen-
did. and a very rare and valuable
preparation. and am agreeably sur.
prised Mt the exceptional good Il has
done for me.
Tanlac, the exceptional medicine,
is sold In La Junta exclusively BY
the Opera House Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30

visit 70 the Pacific Slope. the worlds
fair and many other attractions that
there abound.
o. Y. Sanborn Is in charge Of the
beet dump for the Holly Sugar Com
pany At Holly.
conkey's poultry remedies are
good for poultry ailments.--Co
mans Pharmacy.
Mesdames stoffei. Beeder and Cir
ardet will give Halloween party At
the residence Of Mrs. c. J. Stoffei'
s1s Cimarron avenue, this Saturday
afternoon and evening. Proceeds are
for the benefit OF the Catholic church
Admission 10 cents and everybody Is
invited.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District Of Colorado. -.
ON this 2sth day Of October. A. D.,
1915. on reading the fcresolns Pc
,ition for discharge. e T. ordered b.
The same on The sisi day O Decem6es
THrImol:. rsfsrss ia Isnk krupssy. q
room SOL in !ks Federal Building. q
Pueblo. In ssid d,xtrict. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and that notice there.
of be published In the La Junta Tri.
bune. a newspaper printed In said dis.
trlc,. and that All known creditors and
other persons In interest may appear
At said time and place and show cause
II any they have. Why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted
And Il IL further ordered BY ths
court, that said referee shall send By
mail to all known creditors. copies ol
said petition and hts order. addressed
TO them at their places Of residence Al
stated.
Lewis. Judge Of the said court. and ths
seal thereof. at Pueblo. In the said dis.
trict On the 2sth day OF December, 4
SEAL OF THE COURT,
CHARLES w. BISHOP. Clerk
a. Gardner =. Greene. peputy Clevk
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
a0CAL ArD ~ I Pl1IIlIea0NAL y " z

W. -. Benson retarned home Mon
day from . weeks bus,ness trip %
Chicago.
Nrs. G. L. Ssslsy returned home
Tuesday from Visiting her sons In
Colorado sDriags and Dsnvsr.
Nr and Mn. j. X. Klein had n
their guests over Sunday. Mr. and
Mn. Mark Thompson. Of Ration. n.
~.
Mrs. c. H. Brown and daughters
left Sunday for Trinidad to Join Mr..
Brown who Is. now located in that
city.
Miss crace Haight. Of Rocky Ford
was . La Junta visitor Monday. call.
ing ON friends and attending 70 bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James waddinstor
arrived in this city Tuesday morning
being called here on account Of the
serious illness OF their daughter. Mrs
R. w. Banks.
Mrs. Henry Walker returned tt
her home in dodge City. Kan. Tues
day after spending several days with
her sons. william and Edwin Wal
ker and families in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Whitehead
Mrs. w. s. Hair. Mrs. Leslie Jones
Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs. william Heir
good. Mrs. Frank Kirste and Ear
Whitehead were among the number
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30

vho attended the fsneral Of Mn -.
A summers in Pusbao Tuesday a.
tssnoon.
Dr lean Mcneil returned home
saturday from Z few months visit
vIth relatives and friends In New
nr ana Mrs. wallace Best bad -
their guests Sunday. Miss Jossphine
Phillips and Miss Fairy Gibson. Of
Il yunta. and Mr. and Mrs.. Lawrence
ana Miss whitehead. OF Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Claude Betson arrived here
sunday morning from Topeka. kan.
being called here on account Of the
serious Illness Of her brother. Ed LII
ly. who is suffering from typhoid fe-
yer.
Mrs. Fay splnney. who has been
spending the past month with ner
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MOCK
IN North La Junta. and other reIa-
tiyes here, left Monday for her home
In Dallas. Texas.
York and other eastern states.
J. b. Summers and wife. OF Hill
yard. Wash. arrived In this city last
Monday. being called here on account
OF the death OF Mr.. Summers mother.
Mrs NJ. A. Summers.
X. e. Croy returned to his home In
this city Tuesday morning after
months visit with relatives In Gal
latin and Jameson. Mo. Mrs. Croy
will remain with her parents in Gal
latin for few weeks before return
ing TO La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
s.ee~ss.sss >sss.

sssse Of Colorado. city and County Of
II shs p.:,ris, ceur. No. ss,es. Div. ~.
is.;; r .s,. - Sss s.s.,s .."w . wn.,. . 'f%s. pSs.
Nc trustee ef the county Of 0tsro and
state 81 Colorado. defsndAnts.
~ - Oseso IN the state ef ceieraao.
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s.ss s.s :a:ss ssss s.s:s :sss .. *. s ss a., g:
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q aq1 Sfs.,Ises. ksla9 ihs lslicSi1s
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- state o. ceiessas. ie.yiti 4Ss
s5Ssssss dis. s.wsssis swessy.9sss
s1se ss:s 4 'ssss ss.lssy .sass.l as. - g:
s!!k "a -. s:::f TIL %sstss. si;sA' A'sH&ses: 'sH&sses::
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pon)o1e Ny reseenl - aa1 ~. az -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
ns.ksuees Pse1esee - n1ssAa,Us

Z -I
In the matter of chriss A. CAsistesssn.
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To the Hon. Robert r LsWis. fudge Of
states for the district Of CoIoradO:
Christ A. Christensen. Of Fowler. In
the county of 0tero. and state of Colo
resents that on the 3Sd day Of Janu.
sry. last past. he was daily adJudged
relating 10 bankruptcy. that he has
duly SURRENDERED all his property. and
rigbts Of property. and has FULLY com.
acts, and Of the orders OF the court
touching hts bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE. be pr.ys that he may
discharge from all debts provabIs
against his estate under said bankrupt
acts. except such debts A. are except.
ed by Law from such discharge
Dated this s3d day Of February,
CHRIST a. cHRIsrENsEN.
Bankrupt
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
....,.r... p.saas.. Ter l,..-A..s.
In the matter Of Riehara Hamrah.bank

In tn. matter Of Richard Hamrah.b bank
rupt. In bankruptcy.
To the Hon, Robert T.. Lewis. judge o.
the District Court Of the United
states for the district Of Colorado.
Richard Hannah. OF La Juntz. In the
county Of Otero. and state OF Colorado
that on the issh day OF September last
past. he was duly adJudged bankrupt
under the acts Of congress relating a
bankruptcy. that he has duly surren.
dered all HIS property. and rtGhts o.
property. and has fully complied Will
all the requirements Of said acts. nns
Of the orders Of the court touching hil
WmEREFoRE. he prays that he ma,
be slecre~d by the court to have IuI
discharge from all debts provabl,
| against his estate under said bankrup
| acts. except such debts A. are except
cd BY Law from such discharge.
Dated this sist day OF September
RICHARD HAMRAH.
l Hank FuOt.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
sssekhssssss' sseesiss.

A special meeting of the stockholders
OF The La Junta Theater. Company.
RADIO Savings and Trust Company. on
Tuesday afternoon November ie. 1915,
at J o'clock. for the purpose OF eiectin9
hearing Of reports OF the business Of
tn. company for the past year.
La Junta. Colo. October IL. 1915
J. I. GIi.tlI.AND. Secretary.
First publication. October 30. 1915.
Last publication. Noycmber u. isis:
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
sOsaE MORE sHoRT ONES.

Fine chocolates q the Vogue drug
store. opposite the depot.
Mr.. r. L. Beaii. Of 81. Louis. Mo-.
who. has besn visiting her son. George
l. Beaii. during the p-si month. re-
turned home last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Beail Is nov patient 1t the
Mennonite sanitarium and expects 70
spend the winter there.
Charles Neely. Of Cripple Creek.
superintendent OF the Arkansas Val
ley Railway. Light and Power Com
pany. At that point. was La Junta
visitor Thursday. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Milliken. Mr.. Neely
was on his way home from months
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
Mus, Dispose o, ,.,.no Q.selly.

We have one OF our best piano.
hand In La Junta. Rather thai
ny storage will rent to responsibl
arty and give privilege Of buyini
iter and apply rent on price. or vii
ell now. st special price on els,
'vmepts To suit buyer. Write .
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30

oace for fuli partiesiars anA Vt =
tell whsrs piano 90 - sssa. A.
drsss
KNIGHT CAMPBELL nusIc CO.
Deavsf, Colo.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
CONTINUED RAINS
WILL SPOIL CORN
SAYS JOE HELMS

If the present weather continues the
entire corn crop of the state will be
ruined, was the prediction made today
by Joseph Helms, farmer living
south Of town.
The rain has caused the corn to
shoot up over nine feet, and stalks
are becoming top heavy. If the rain
does not stop they will break off and
the crop will be spoiled. Not only that
the stalks have one to seven shoots,
when they should never have more
than two" said Mr.. Helms. IF there
are a few good sunny days the crop
may be saved, but if not their is no
chance for it.
Corn should have good, solid roots,
and should grow up almost as thick
at the top as at the bottom, with about
fourteen leaves distributed evenly over
it, but that is not the case this year.
The corn stalks are thick at the top,
with a spread of foliage, and thin at
the bottom. and as result they are
becoming top heavy" concluded the
farmer.
Mr.. Helms recalled the fact that
forty years ago Indiana suffered the
loss of its corn crop on account of just
such weather conditions have existed
this summer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
TACCART'S DEFENSE
Encounters DELAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 14.-Counsel
for the defense in the election conspir-
acy cases against Democratic national
committeeman Taggart, Mayor Bell
and others were disappointed when
Special Judge Hornbrook set Aug. 80
as the trial date for the separate char
ges of crooked election work against
James H. Gibson and Frederick Cock
ran, minor politicians. Counsel for
Gibson argued that his trial be deferr-
ed until after that of Mayor Bell the
first of 1875 conspiracy trials But the
objection was sustained. It has been
the contention of the attorneys that
the trial of the Gibson Cochran cases
should not proceed those of their eli
ents whose names have been sent
over the country in connection with
the indictments.
The Gibson Cochran trial may occa-
sion considerable delay Of the trial
Of Mayor Bell set for September
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
DELIVERY DISTRICTS
OF MAIL CHANGED

Several of the mail delivery dis.
tricts Of the city will be re-routed by
Postmaster Beck. The change will
take effect next Thursday and six Of
the carriers will be affected. At pres
ent, two carriers, Edgar Mote and Lee
Ramsay, have routes on which the
amount of mail has become so great
that they are unable to handle 1t
easily. They will be relieved of sew
eral streets and some of the carriers
whose loads are not so heavy, will
take additional streets on their routes.
The change Is also made to include
South Seventeenth street, south of B
street. which has just been opened up.
Earlier delivery will also be made to
the houses on Twenty-first street.
Plan Of Changes.
The following are the changes to
take effect Thursday:
No. 8, Ed Owen. will take cross
streets between 18th and 18th streets
in addition
No. z, Clyde Cluxton, drops North
18th and takes North 10Th.
No. 3, John Donlin, takes North 18th.
No. 16, Will Newcomer, drops
North 10Th and takes South goth, 21st,
22nd and 23rd.
No. IL, Lee Ramsay. drops 20, 81,
%, % and takes South 18th.
No. IA, Edgar Mote, drops So. 18th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-14
SUES JITNEY OWNER

Alleging that he has been damaged
to the exten of $500 for injuries receiv-
ed in an accident July II, when lit
ney" owned by Howell Rich ran into
him, Eugenio De Vincentis filed suit
in circuit court this morning against
the owner of the "jitney." The acct
dent occurred at the corner Of Third
and North D streets. The plaintiff al
leges that he was cut about the hands
and arms and has suffered internal in
juries as the result of the accident.
Defective brakes and excessive speed
are given as the cause of the inability
to stop the jitney. He also says that
no signal was given by the driver.