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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10
SOUTH BEND To
MAKE BIG PLAY
FOR DIXIE ROAD
Carl G. Fisher, Thomas Tag
CART and Michigan Commits
NiOnerS viii Be Entertained
N This City on tuesday.

South Bend VIII make her big play
Tor the Dixie highway Tuesday. Thus
Tar the city has busted herself with
lining up the northern end of the
state FOR cooperative action TO get
the route from Indianapolis TO south
Bend. Meetings have been held at
plymouth, kOkOmO and LOganspOTt.
Two meetings have been held here, one
TO meet the Range route advocates
and the other for the Michigan Road
boosters.
Tuesday the local boosters Will meet
race 10 face the Indiana members Of
the commission which is TO meet at
Chattanooga May 20 10 map out the
route. The two men here tomorrow
are Thomas Taggart and Carl j.
Fisher. Fisher and Taggart are leav-
ing indianapolis at o'clock tOmOT-
row morning by auto and expect TO
arrive here between 2 and o'clock
in the afternoon. 1t Will be a long
trip but Fisher is known to have a
regular car and a fearless driver. So
the men are expected to be here on
schedule time
Michigan who has been clamoring
for recognition on the commission in
order TO get "a connection with the
West Michigan pike, Will also get in a
word tomorrow. This Will be the first
time that state Will have the OppOF-
tunity TO get "a hearing. Her COM
missiOners have been named by Gov.
Ferris and all three have accepted an
invitation TO attend the meeting here
tomorrow. The Michigan commits
sioners are expected 20 bring along
a number of other Dixie highway
boosters.
Prepare Entertainment
Preparations we're being made by
the local committee TO entertain both
the Michigan men and Taggart and
Fisher. A luncheon Will probably be
served at the oliver hotel in the even
ing. when the South Bend men will
lay before Taggart and Fisher their
claims 10 the Dixie highway This
will probably be featured by the re-
port OF City Engineer q. w. Cole Of
MishaWaka. who spent three days last
week going over the Range and Mich
igan road routes Cole has prepared
blue prints 81 both roads. showing
practically every physical feature of
the rotes The mileage, drainage,
bridges. culVerts. etc. will all be
shown The local men expect TO de-
clare their stand on one Of the two
routes from the data furnished by
Cole. In addition II. G.. Spaulding,
secretary OF the Chamber of Com
merce. viii give some financial data
relative TO road taxation and costs OF
improvements
Louis H. Couger of MuskegOn,
Mich. and secretary OF the West
Michigan Pike association, has wired
that he viii be present with maps
and data Of the road being boosted 10y
his association
All the data and statistics presented
TO Taegart and Fisher tomorrow will
be considered by them when they go
into session at Chattanooga
The Michigan commissioners to be
present are Frank Hamilton OF Ira
verse; Philip COsgrOVe Of Hastings
and William II. Anderson of Grand
Rapids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10
THIEF GETS SIXTY CENTS

Only so cents change left over
nicht in a cash register. was obtained
by the thief who broke into the Kim
ney shoe store. l16-22 +. Wayne St.
sunday night. Entrance 20 the build
ing was obtained by liftins the glass
out OF a ~ear door. The rToprietors
reported the matter 90 the police. and
stated that the money ~ all that
was missing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10

Miss Anna r. Tinker. society horse
woman. suffragist and popular mem
Der OF the younger social set here,
plans 10 sail for France TO resume the
Red Cross work suddenly terminated
last November by the death OF her
father. Henry <. Tinker. the banker.
Miss Tinker. who will be accom-
panied by a woman physician and two
nurses inherited 81 GOO. 600 Of the
100000 estate left by her father.
II shall drive an ambulance II i am
needed for this work, she said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10
FINDS FOR DEFENDANT
George GryIewicz Freed ON Charge of
Disturbing Peace.

George Grylewicz was found not
guilty By Justice Peak Monday in the
surety of peace action brought against
Grvlewicz by Brodzinski Andrew
Zfelasko and Stanley kuspa. IL was
alleged by the complaining witnesses
that Grylewicz had threatened them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10
Mrs. ELVIRA BUTCHER.

Mrs. Elvira Elizabeth Butcher died
Saturday night at tho home of her
daughter, Mrs John w. Anderson,
1925 w. Washington av., after an ill
ness Of one year. She has lived in
South Bend for the past eight months.
coming here from Ohio. Three chill
dren, Mrs John w. Anderson and
James H. Wilson of South Bend and
Frank Wilson of CasSapOlis survive.
Burial will be at Cassopolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10
DANIEL CILARK.

Daniel Clark, who has been patient
at the tuberculosis camp for some
time, died early Sunday morning after
an extended illness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-10
SHOW PICTURES TONIGHT
OF CARRIAGE EVOLUTION
Committee Preparing Pageant
for June 10 Presents
Entertainment.

All business and professional men
of South Bend are invited to attend
an exhibition of stereOpticOn views to-
night at the Oliver hotel, given by G.
A. Carlisle under the auspices of the
committee which is preparing the big
pageant for Lincoln Highway day here
on June 10. Mr.. Carlisle is TO show
complete series of pictures portray
ing the evolution of transportation
from the time of Adam TO the present
day. From this exhibition the local
committee expects 10 make it's selec-
tion of vehicles which it expects to
reproduce in its transportation pa
geant ON the Lincoln Highway day.
The meeting is TO be held i'm the
main dining room of the Oliver hotel
which will be fitted up for the presen-
tation of the pictures. Mr.. Carlisle
will accompany the exhibition with
short talk.
The committee in charge of the big
pageant. which is expected 10 outrival
anything of its kind ever held any
where. made the preliminary plans
Saturday afternoon. This pageant,
which is TO be made a part of the big
Lincoln Highway film. is expected to
be at least a mile and a half in length.
Word has been received from the Lin
coin highway headquarters that South
Bend will be allowed $50 feet of film
on the when the movie camera
man arrives.
To show 20 Kinds.
Present plans contemplate showing
about 20 kinds Of vehicles II is be-
liCved that this number will cover the
general change in modes of transpOr-
tation from ancient 20 modern times.
Included i'm the pageant will be the
animal modes of travel. as elephants,
camels and donkeys. The committee
is now negotiating with the Barnum
and Bailey circus for the loaning OF
the necessary animals. 1t also hopes
10 get some real Indians and Indian
drags. chariots. prairie schOOners and
other paraphernaia necessary TO
make the parade realistic.
Several vehicles which were the
ORIGINAL ones used by Lincoln. La
favette and Grant will also be avail
able for the parade.
The committee plans 20 allow each
business firm that so desires. To take
upon itself the duty of reproducing
one of the old time vehicles from cuts
and designs furnished by Mr.. Carlisle
who is we'll supplied with such matter
havin~ recently issued an authortta-
tive volume ON the subject of the eVo-
luton of transportation.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

narrowly escaped injury when BLACK
Hand bomb was thrown against bed
room window.
Mrs. Mary Miller, missing from $50
Milwaukee av., sought by police. Left
6-day-old baby.
Six jitney buses put into operation
through Humboldt park from Ash
land av. to Central Park av.
Coroner's jury failed to find why
Arthur Anderson, IA, BOIL Parnel
av., climbed light pole. Shocked to
death.
John Ross, ~ N. La Sale ST., fined
$40 and costs. Offered poicewomen
drinks.
Gasoline smell in fire at 11417 Watt
av., grocery of Peter Grugis, resulted
in investigation.
VIM. KessaIas, BOB w. Polk ST.,
hired to pull down wires at goth and
Indiana av Employer asked 81 to
buy material; disappeared.
Marie Harnett, s, 4o4o w. Monroe
ST., fatally burned while playing
around bonfire.
Students of Mckinley high school
to ask use of room in school base
ment for rifle range.
Harry j. ,Londergan, who took poi
son in Weeghman's lunchroom after
quarrel with wife, dead.
Jerry Mack and James Flynn, scis-
sors grinders, arrested as suspects in
COppersmith murder.
Mrs. Anna WiIIiford, 5488 East End
av, suicided, coroner's jury decided.
Took gas.
Pierce Underwood of Oak Park
placed under $1,000 bonds while
fighting U. S. extradition proceedings.
Indicted for bond fraud in Cleveland.
Charles Williams, on trial for killing
of Policeman VIM. Rosenstreter in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
States, $500 S. State
Star Features.
Washington, 344o S. State
Star Features.
Wiley's, 2153 Lincoln AV.-
unlike Other Girls"

Chief HeaIey sent order to police
requesting enforcement of law
against throwing glass in streets.
Autoists complained.
Mayor VIM Powers of ST. Paul,
Mimi, and cabinet inspected Chicago
yesterday.
Arrest of four pickpockets has
frightened others from city, accord
ing to Lieut. Larkin of crime squad.
Frank SchmaII, 1904 Beseley Ct,
arrested for nonsupport. Wife says
he goes to church without shoes.
DR.. Frank Rutter, asst chief of for
eign and domestic commerce bureau,
conferred with business men on
trade.
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co.
granted permission to issue $4,000
in 500 bonds for employees.
Because lawyers and father got
$4,000 verdict returned for Carl
Schuetz, 9, hurt by car, railway COM
pany must pay again.
Joseph Brownstein, 1911 S. Willard
av., arrested in women's Mushroom
on 7th floor of city hall
Suit for $25, 1000 started against J.
w. Lowenthal, POS S. LaSalle st., and
]. ]. Laughlin, 1851 Cottage Grove
av., by o. Rex, s S. Dearborn. Auto
accident.
Mrs. Mary Lacio, suing owners of
building at 1922 w. Ohio ST., for $780,
900. Porch fell, injuring spine.
Dozen young men offered blood to
save life of Mrs. j. w. Williams, 461S
Kenmore av., said to be dying.
Six horses of Troop D., 5th Cavalry,
Fort Sheridan, shot after test showed
CHAMBERS.
Man and boy, believed father and
son, robbed delicatessen of Henry
Lemke, 1922 Irving Park blvd. Of $14.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-26

lot Of pitching to regular playing. his
arm win again be strained They
predict great future for him in pro
fessional baseball, and they do not
want 10 hamper him any more thar
can be helped A campus report has
it that despite rImors that be ex
poets to play With the Pirates after
he graduates, Branch Hickey. former
University OF Michigan coach and
Tow manager OF the ST. Louis
Browns, will get him.
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60 rtEht-Times Job Depf.-MsIn fszo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-26
SAVE ISIS" ARM
FOR PRO BALL

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April IA
Athletic coaches at the University
OF Michigan are quoted to the effect
that George Sisler Will not be called
upon TO do great amount Of pitch
ing this year. unless II IL absolutely
necessary TO use the great college
hurier TO pull victory out OF the Gre.
The southpaw win be used in the
outseld for his hitting ability. and
the mentors fear that BIZ adding a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-26
WESTERN RESERVE
FIRST HOME FOE

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April a.
- Univers,ty Of Miehisan base.
~ >eom play IT, frst game OF the
- 9 rsrry nsld today. with
11lor1 Reserve as the foe. David
~ Benton are expected TO
- STARTING battery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-26
Electric car serve

An Electric will carry you miles per charge than you
usually speed greater permissible by law The
andga doverap Of i
undeta of
nsmoo fumes g uS
engne dg djgh in
mobiles alagenu of reen Eecuic formerly
hatu of nEeuicru hlss thar the am lei
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08
Doctors Use This for Ecz

DR.. Holmes, the well known
cialist writes: II am convincdp
Odd. Prescription is as much
for eczema as Quinine for M
have been prescribing the Dbl
for years" It will take away
the instant you apply 1t.
In fact, we are so sure Of WI
viii do for you that we viii
to let you have a 81 bottle on
antee that It Will cost you nc
less you ind that 1t does the
d co. DRUGGISTS.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08

DIR. Evans, Ex-Commissioner Of Health,
says: ''There il almost no relation be-
tween skin diseases and the blood The
skin must be cured through the skin.
The germs must be washed out, and 80
salves have long ago been found worth.
thia country are now agreed on this and
are prescribing o wash Of wintergreen.
thymol and other ingredients for eczema
and all other skin diseases. This COM
pound is known as Odd. PRESCRIPTION
for Eczema.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08
MORNING ON ,cI

Stocks held firm tods
CARS reaction to All.
several sales of EVA.
failed to go up with sugai
" stocks are not moyin
with II. ~
There were several s,
but without change in gu,
H. C. & s. and Oahu SUI
unchanged.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08
- uO1eN pTOpOSltIol muSL
PASS Judge Perry, the guar

Per str. OFT, the child.
Aprfl S.-Mi rted today that Mrs. NJ
Michihara, todian of Richard Smart
Mujagawa, ITO Honolulu from Kailua,
Mujagawa, ID due to arrive tomorrow
TAXA. X. Hurt Loa. Coincident with
Wing Hoy, My that Marion Dowsett
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08
e Explanation of Food Values


materials dissolved in it, forms the juice of
alter is required by the body for many physi:
urposes. Bread made from C-B Flour has
81 Il IL
- 'O~O-' -s No it, &,
total material containing nitrogen neededfor
WITH and repair. Protein is also source of
rgy, equal to carbohydrates Bread made
Flour has 9 per cent protein. >.e.~s.~..>... z@-
ant source of body energy, pound equallng
one-half of protein and carbohydrates. The
es any excess as reserve fuel. Bread made
Flour contains per cent fat.
.ATES are sugar, starch, fibre, etc. Very
as sources of energy. The body stores. any
,ually converting it first into fat. Bread made
>Flour contains So per cent of carbohydrates.
raj matter in food. The body needs ash (salt,
lime iron iodine, etc. to make and main
IS, blood, teeth, etc., and for other purposes.
ade from CD Flour contains per cent of ash.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08
AGREEMENT ON
SMART DISPUTE
AGAIN IN SIGHT
IN NAA' OOA
epntending Attorneys Reach
vSompromise on Main Issues
or, In Conference


CooHowing a conference at the offics
Port ircuit Judge William L. Whitney
the erday afternoon at which were
ing I'd mt Judge Whitney, Attorney NJ
her siosser, Attorney Fred w. Milver,
M tbdnd Judge Antonio Perry, a report
Portlad circulation that the Thelma
on reT Smart estate controversy is
one ofally settled amicably.
withouTneyS for both sides of the will
uted guardianship contest refused to
" wast the report of important devel-
Brazil IS today, but the report is veri-
Coast wJudge Whitney, who said:
dule. peneVe settlement mas oeeh
The r. l don't know the nature of
Portlandment and don't know how far
win he fment goes-that Is, whether
cargoes. es the guardianship contest
YORK COPS in the court Of Judge Mat
more freipf the third circuit at Kona,
can be adult / presume it does in
less than matter.
are being sc the whole >a1talr Is not
ing resery(osed of. / believe a num-
derstandinpor points remain to be
as soon ash. and a number On papers
and after all that is fin
IL AL a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08

singer, VINO lett Tor
Matsonia yesterday,
Ie announced inten.
the San Francisco
sabeth J. knight. 1t
generally that Mrs.
one of Mrs. knights
allied in case the lat
the will reached a
lild be tried in open
Is.
! sides decline to say
fas been reached
Ordianship of Rich.
b the latest deveL
!, pee is drawn that
:, lay be the person
satisfactory to all
. Nrdianship or GUS
er was the point
. aliard Smart and
Wlo agree several
AM moment when
II setail Of the com.
20 settled. 1t is
.nli,ement is similar
M iss that time. /
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08

OF tuDercuiosIs: lese driver of a
Fofsy7lllne 49, hospital SUI.
mans VIZ in'ssa eged to have
pelng renewed ron Jon with auto.
Oh iameness. MISS Hording to the
OF tne large nuthpeg along the
nalI-starveo ooss On Aiea when
Honoluiu ana rec0aYe run into
sometnlns DC oone U Saiki was
oltlon. -. the vehicle
MISS ndTu has Jdht = 49, III Ia .E
the Associated GnsWilhelmina
street All persons mtghted with
the Humane Sociesy an6------..---.-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-08

BENSON, SMITH z CO, DRUGGIST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
BACA FLOAT CASE IS
DECIDED FOR PLAINTIFFS

Tucson, Ariz-. Nov. 6-The Baca
Float case, involving ownership Of the
big Baca land grant in Santa Cruz
county. a been decided by federal
Judge ". H. Sawtelle in favor OF the
plaintiffs, Cornelius C. Watts and c T.
Davis. and OF Jennie y. Buldin. David
". Buldin and Helen L Buldin. NOM
inally defendants. but allied with the
plaintiffs. with the exception Of one
thirty eighth each to Joseph E Wise
and Marguerite Wise.
According to the terms Of the deci-
sion, the plaintiffs, Cornelius c Watts
and c. T. Davis. are given title TO
1S-19ths OF the south half OF the grant:
Jennie n Buldin, a defendant is
awarded 1S-3Sths OF the north half.
David W. Buldin. another defendant.
is granted 1S-76ths OF the north half.
Helen L Buldin. another defendant. is
granted 1S-76ths of the north half;
Joseph E Wise, another defendant. is
granted 1-3Sth OF the entire grant.
Margaret Wise. another defendant, is
granted 1-3Sth Of the entire grant
Title 10 the portion awarded to the
several parties is declared quieted by
the decree. and the following parties
are declared 10 have no title TO any
part Of the grant: Santa ri Devel-
Opment company. Lucia Wise. Jesse
H. Wise. NJ. l. Carpenter. Patrick c..
Ireland. Ireland Graves. Anna r. VIII
cox. E I. Hurt and W. c. Figeilman.
All the parties to the case gave no
tice of appeal from the decision except
Jesse and Margaret Wise. The Santa
Cruz Development company was given
Il days to file papers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
DAILY RECORD

Deeds Filed.
North side Of Hueco street between Crock
EFT and Bowie streets-Sarah Jane smith and
Wm- George smith 10 j.. vs.. Hamilton. lots
l.. IS and Is. block %. Government Hill ad-
diuon; consideration S560; October y. 1915.
Lots in La Luna-Royal Jackman and
wife to L I. Jagers. lot 10 and the south
i feet Of ht g, block u, La Luna, Texas
consideration $50; April 30. 1913.
North side OF White oaks street. between
Piedras and san MarciaI street-Austin d
Mari company TO y C. Flint. lot Z and east
10 feet OF lot. o. block so, East Fl Poso ad-
diton- consideration $500; October Is, 1915.
West side OF Florence street, between Mon
tana and Boulevard-Jesse B. Blinkley and
wife TO Maria c. de Sahagun- lot 2. block
26S. Campbell addition consideration $4,000;
North side Of Rio Grande street. between
Dallas and Williams treets-Jame L MARI
to J. H. PaEet. east five feet Of lot IS. all
Of lot 70 and west 12e feet OF lot 20. block
IS. Franklin Heights addition: consideration
$500; September 3. 1915.
North side OF Clifton street, between Ira
Wis and Lamar streets-A-, E Bartlett and
vic TO Anders0n-Filer Investment company
undivided one-half interest in lots 10. II and
west - feet Of lot i. block IS, Govern
ment Hill addition; SIC and other considera-
ton: November 4. 1915.
Automobiles Licensed
1870. W. Pickerin. 261s Rio Grande
street: five passenger Buick
4795-W- H Austin. 80 san Antonio
street; Dodge touring car
4796-Dr. James Vance. S13 Mills buildings:
five passenger Hupmobile.
1s7-Lui 3. Munoz. 615 North Campbell
street. five passenger Chalmers.
4TsS-Ygnacio Aldana 1413 Texas street.;
five passenger Ford.
479s-W. J. Corbet. SIS North Florence
street. five passenger Dodge
Licensed to Wed
George Curran 10 May Acuna-
Deaths
William Elmore Dickinson 1908 Cotton
avenue. November 4. aged 40 years; burial
MorEantown. W Va
Juan Meciel. z11s Bassett avenue. Novem-
Der 4. aged 40 years. burial Concordia ceme-
terry. November >
Birfhs-Boys.
To Mrs. J. J. Touche. November l.
To Mrs Asencion villa. 909 St Nrain
street. October %
Birth-Girls.
To Mrs Guatemozin Rodriguez SIS lays
street, November 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
NEGRO PORTER Is STABBED;
TWO NEGROES ARRESTED

Walter Statum. aged SO years. and
a negro porter at the Lobby Bar, was
seriously cut at h Jockey Club saloon
at Second and oregon streets at 500
o'clock Friday afternoon Statum was
cut by a razor and had a cash in the
abdomen which extended half around
the waist line: a second cut upon the
left shoulder Of nine inches. and a cut
upon the head. o so serious in char
acter. VIII Hardy and E Spencer,
both negroes. are under arrest in con-
nection with the shooting
Statum lives at 44I3 Ross street. and
the three surgeons who worked with
him at the city emergency hospital.
where he was brought. do not hold out
any hope for his recovery The abdOm-
inal cut did not in any way sever any
Of the intestines. which were exposed,
but the shock and loss Of blood. ply
sicians stated, were enough 10 bring
death.
The arrest OF VIII Hardy and E.
Spencer was made by officers Tom
Armstrong and James ArrendieL Both
men will be transferred 10 the county
Jail. complaint having been made in
justice J. II. beavers court on the
charge Of assault to murder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
NEW ~DIA8ToND~ PACKAGE
CAIVEnRNH

This new package puts an end TO
your buying walnuts Of an unknown
quality
DIAMOND BRAND package carry an
absolute guarantee Of quality-well-
filled sheils-rich, nutty white meats.
The kind Of walnuts you always want
to buy-but have neNer before had any
way to identify them.
This is the reason for this package.
You can say to o dealer, send me
a No. one cor No. Two size Diamond
Brand Walnut package" If they come
in a DIAMOND BRAND package-you
know you are getting what you ordered
fancy California Soft Shell Walnuts
You can eXpect-and will get-the same
high quality every time.
1t is the only satisfactory way TO
buy walnuts. as the first package will
quickly convince you.
At you grocers-
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
H. F. HAYDEN CHARGED WITH
THROWING MAN FROM JITNE

A complaint has been filed against
II. F. Hayden on a charge Of assault
and Mrs. J. T. Cross has been men
ioned in the complaint as being a
party to the fact
The complaint is the outcome OF the
iitne accident Tuesday evening when
W. L. MOodey, a carpenter. was thrown
from a nickel car and rendered IN
conscious. Moodey is said to have
identified Hayden as the man who
threw him out and Mrs. Cross is said
to have been riding in the rear seat
with Hayden. Louis Trejo, the driver
of the car. also claims to have iden-
titled Hayden.
Moodey's condition was serious for
several days following his fail to the
paving.