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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06
Gafieefransben.

- Wora.n y2dfmittas I'm 2 llbr
finbet bi. McnaisDeriamr,Iuna bes
ssrausnptreins Der Dritten 9suti9.
groi. airtx (gaitor 8. Saefner)
itdtt. tpOsu allie MitaIieber bringno
einseIabeu iinb, bd ipihtiee GeIdafts
pOrIieaen. Das an bic @erfammluns
fi5 anI9Iiebsrbe aaffeetrdn5dsn
tpirb bon folqenbsn Ddmen, ipeld:
freunbli6ft basu einlaben. s.lsitst:
Glifa aister. emma anapmep.r,
9ouife anuapensr. Waria alodens
brint, Sbd areHning. @ilbelmins
aOs!ter, Ularia aadmann. Maria
auhrmcnn, emma WSper unb annd
Wlsier.
- Gcnneritag III In Der ct. Wnr.
fus 8emeinbe (9eaitor Carl 3.
Sdurot) stuffeefr1n5d,en, gcgeben
pon folgeriben Danien: GIiiabetb
stoelln, Sopbie Santfanrp, 9ouiie
Sdmriebefer, Wlarie Gduilte, anna
SteotefcIb, gfnna Sonruerfmnp, gi.
na S6Iueter, Sopbia Seiienoorf,
2oi6ie e. SipodtmamL 2oliie ".
EipafJtrnain.
- Td9iien Donnsrstag, ben z. Oitos
Der, 0a6mittass 2 llbr, ipirb bic rss
selmGbise monatIi4e 9sriammlnns
fea 2rauen 8ereiits Der ep. Brot.
ct. 0f1ttbdlis Geneiiioe (paitor
Il. SO. 9ertronD nbsebalier. DIS
.aoulnlittee fiir ooS apffeetrdn1Gcu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-06

ltner ueperle9un9 perldn9t. Der
2ehtsanpalt bes S9ulratbes CAB
oas @uta4ten ab, bab Gltern bon
S4iilern, tpelde auberbalb Der Gtabt
ipobnen, ielbit tpenn iie cine @runbe
eieentbumsiteuer beSablen, 3ur 3abs
lung bes S9ulselbes fir ibre ainber,
baftbar feien.
- @uiiie Wunberlicb, pelde nit
Hobert 2epn in 2eringtpn perbaftet
unD bierber sebra9t ipprben mar,
irurbe aeitern i'm gpuntbaeri9t ents
laHen. 2epp tpirb Der G6edfdli6uns
beI4uIbist. pdbnnb sesen bic Wuns
brlid cine 4ntlase bes @;rlangens BON
Selb unter falfaen 8orpdnben err
bo6sn porben mar. SEQ. ebert, ipels
6er bic Nntlage erboben bate. err
fldrte. bah er bic 2lntIage aegen bic
Wunberlia suriidSiebe. ST lei au6
bereit. bic apiten, pel9e bur6 bic
6ierberbrinsuna Der 9lnsetlaatsn err
madden paren. bem Gountp au Dsrs
eiiten.
= sSm 9oliaeiaeridt purbe oeitern
Martin 9pntpills, "a, ipeldsr bes
idulbiat pirb, aufMaurieeprite einsn
tbatIi6en anariff aissefiihrt au ba'
ben, ben@rob9eiarporen iiberipisRn.
an Der 5. StraBe. nabe Der
Columbia Strabe. ipielte iih seftern
gu friiber Mlorsenitunbe eine aomOs
bic Der Srrunssn ab. Der betannte
9ontrattDr Sobn 9lbsr bemertts IN
Der yadbe ieines Sauies einen ger'
tG6tiaen. sSm Glauben. bab Elm
Ginbrud beabIi6tist piirbs, polIts sr
eine llnteriu9una anitellen. Daraufs
bin ergriff Der 9srbGdtiae bic 5lu4t.
9lber mar nun feiner Sadie sstpib.
@r rRf BEN sSliebenben au. itehsn 81
bleiben unb aIs bieier bem Rufs
feline ssolee letitets. feuerte 2tber mebe
rere SaredibiiIe in bic auft ab. Der
9erd6tige lief aber. Biz er bic po'
lisiiten prim Inb gIadepeIl errei4t
bate Sieien er5abIte er, bab etn
@erod9tiuer mad ieinem 2eben tra4ts
unb auf ibn mebrere Sdiiife abee'
feuert babe. glun ipurbe Der Mann
nad benz plabe, tpp bic Gtriiie ses
fallen ipareu, suriidgebra6t. limb aIs
er nit Serrn 4Der tonfrontirt psrben.
iollte, fanben iid tpie spei CUTE
Jreunbe chamber aeseniixr. SeOer
bate ben anDeren fir psrbG9tis ge'
balten.
limb bic MoraI BON Der 8ef9ift,
Wenn man salt" ruff. Iaufs ni4t.
- Die 9utnam strobsn griits,
lpelde bas giisHbabngeleiie iibtrs
Ipannt unb burd ben Sturm am z.
stuli faii pollitdnbia seritSrt iporbsn
mar, 1T phbsr bsrseitelt unb seiisrn
Fir ben @eriebr pisber aeOffnst por'
ben.
- Jruu Catherine StsmmIer. BON
no. 913 putlam Strabe, 1T aetern
rah Idresrem 2eiben I'm Nlter bon
So saabrsn aeitprben.
- WabeI 2osbr. bic 9o9tsr bes
6errn 2ouis 2o.br, bon go. 12I
Wapls g0oe., Sputbgnte, itarb seitern
25 Sabre dlt.
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l..
otlle; y, yt. AperIa, son Sorn erset
SreD, |allans. DON ertttenosn; Jol
y: Shnnlng, pon aleGdnprtd; u: Y
otro, pon Snoepenosnee; ". 5. &en'
ION, oon Carlisle; Sobn Conner, bon
Hentontcipn.
- gauerlaubnibi define: Gn 4rtbur
Sprnbuib fir elm 5ramebaus an Der
Al. Strabc. Spif4en Der WinIton unc
Ghur9 4penue, au $1,000. = Gbarles
aeifer, fir Elm 9atiteinbaus an Der
Noroieite Der 38. Strabe, Spiiden Der
Slneoln uno part Aoenue, 81 S22oo'
9enr9 Sufnagel. tir EN- gadlieln,
gaus an Der W&lIlelte per =. epatG
SlsaBe, lag S'0'lVeh oet 81. "hO 3D. S't'
81 S1loo'
iti'ter pen aalpt3leh oes selOl'la
eolns'l Spplet alAerIlas lp.tD ail, Hs
n saasa Sui'H.as aa. psna .s e.puu,' .r,,.,,
Ses D'"l'o' S2.r eu. ''.u. S..,.;Is S.ansn
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gtnh.,,mm;TSrs Ss,,ts n her Isbt,
ssrmin nn msIt,m frbriftIibe 0lu,eis
osn nm SnnhiSnien ,ntoenenosrpmlI,eu
S fnerSsn linn : llbr abenbs 1T Sd,lus.
I'm bas Ulaporsumt betperben ii9 4
aunbibaten unb Inn bas Imt eines
StabttommiiIdrs II aanbibaten.
@ffi. glart urb thurman Balm
tpurb,n am lestperflpfenen Cams
taa blrd ben Jriebensridter Sling,
i'm Stillen setraut. Die Seirutb lit
aeii.rn erit betannt seiporbeu.
- shpmos asslie. Elm Sontrattor,
Hn 1342 9resnlp Strabe pobnboft,
fief oeitern in Srp Riboe, Sn., mo er
NIT einer glrbeit beI8dftiat mar, bon
elmer Qeiter uub erlitt einen Qrmbrud,
Sotni, mebrere Sautabfdiirfunoen. Gr
n,rh, .bi,rber nof be,n 9llIoerneinens
So5pitoI uebratt
9sr 1oeiabrios Rohert gNert non
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e o prtffirt,s net!

Dem Crtsoberbaupt DON Roiirus
pslsbeim III fsin Weib s,itprbtn nit
Rem fir bic anber.n beitiden @oue
efipns nnsetpobnliden Namen .Gbsrs
barbine". sic III binuniers,isntt in
bic @rube. tpofslbit RE Der frobliGsn
9luferiiebuns barrt; Der Geiitlid< Bat
sefproHsn. bas @rablieb 1T esfuns.n.
bic Gdollen t0nnen fallen - ba triit
Der Gatts an ben Rnnb bes Grabs,
rinst bic 5dnb. Dor Der 8ruit unb
lpimmsrt binuntsr: .5arbsls, 5arbele.
iudrt nur nod q tpengele, ! fuutn bal,
| iiImm bal4. Sn biefem Qlustnblid
itiirst, ha er melt am Ranbt jte6t unb
Cd porber lang aerssnet bat, bic Wunb
sin unb CT fdbrt NIT in bic CRUDE -
abr NIT bOdseDorfsneH Mrmsn unb
benz enfrsbien Rafe: .Ssbei me! 6eba
mel 90 prsGtrt's bod ustl1
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StnnSsn bsi Ga gaiiee iiinf britt
iden Iipiiioneu seseuiiber.
Die 9tutfaen glauben
bab bic 4IIiirten ibrA
Iebttn Srumpf aus
defpieIt haben.

Gtlle, Jrdntrelh, q. SftoDer,
p.r auurisr iiber 2onbon, 5. Sttober.
slHseiidts Der in rieiisem lmfans sss
troffenen 9orbereitunseu, Der Wenge
BON Wunition, bic Dsrbmudi tpurbe
unb Der 3abl Der sruppm, bic Bel
bsm sroben ansrtff un elmer Jront
bon ipenis.r als 20 Wleilsn aur Der.
tpsnbuns tnmen, bon Ga gafe. big an
ein.m iiibli4 Don 9lrras eslssenen
punti, fiub bic grfolge, bic bic qls
liirten trrunsen baben. BON isbr s.s
ringer 9eRutung.
Den ipi9iisiten Grfols battsn bic
griten fiibIi9 bonn Ga gaifee aandI.
in 6fli6.r unb iiib0itli4er Ri6tuns.
no bi. Ssuiiden an einsr Gront bon
anbsrtbaIb Biz 5tpei Weilen sipei Drits
tel bon elmer Tsile BIB beindbe 5pei
Weisn suriidsebrdnsi ,purbeM
Dies mar Der bauptid9li4ft. 4Hs
griff Der 8ritt,n unb er iou bon flint
0iDifonen ssseH pier SnfonierhsRes
simsnt,r unb elm SdserbataiIIon auss
ssfiibrt tporbsn fstn.
Den Sran5oIen seIang es. ettpas
SerraiR norb0itIi9 Don arras; bei
geaurains, iiibIid BON arras. uub an
sinem OSr stpti iptiier fiiSIia ssIesss
nen puntter su sepinnsn. 9eaurains,
bas gang 5srIi5rt iparb., biIS.t nod
sinen sbsil Der bsutiden 2inis.
9Or bem atnsriff Ii.ben bic 9riten
ubipe9i.Inb WOIten bon eriiidsnbsH
gafen unb biat.n Rau4 iiber bas
GtlS binsisben. Dies ipurbe m.brmuls
ipieberboIt. gs mar unnDsIid. burd
bi.is Rau9poIisn einen Baum unS In
sinsr entfernuns bon 20 Sub gu ie.
Zen. @iels aIie britifds ainisn Resis
menier nabmen an BEN ansriff tbeil.
aber aud isbr Di.le giesimenter bon
Der nsu.n qlrmes Rittxners. @ieIe Der
britiItsn Gefansenen iamen Bel bie'
fem ansriff gum sritsn MaIs ins
Jeusr.
2ln mebrtren puHtten bdkn bic
Deuti9en bas perlorens 9errain pie'
bersro6sri. Dies mar namentli6 6ts
lid bon Gipen&p Der 5all, no 5tp.i
9ompasnisn. bic bic erite btutids
ainis bur4brodsn batten, I'm siDei
llbr Radmiitags Suriidsetrieben ober
perni6i.t porben tparsn. 9isIe Gss
ssnansriffs tpurbsn faft ale NIT
SanSsranat,n uussefiihrt. ba % in
ben snsen @rdben Hidi mSsIi4 mar,
nit benz 8aionett 5u tdmpfen.
Der GorreIponbent Der Ihoeiirten
prsii. bat nod nirgenbs einen fol4en
Gnibuiiusmus unter ben beurheH
5ruppen bemerft, pie BEL bisisr alrs
NEE. g.sber bic Offisier. nod bic
MdnnTdafien iinS i'm serinsfen ip..
gen Der GituatiOn beunrubisi. Sm
Gsssntbeii, bic a.uts fdeinen Don si.
nem sspiHtn frsubisen Gsfii9l bur6.
Srunsen 5u iein.
Di. britiIden gkfanssnen idsinen
in pbpiiTter 5infi4t ben GpansOien
'ipeit iiberIessn su fsin uHb iis finb
aud beHer ausseruiist. 9isIe Der
Gpun,ofsn trussn ibrs reueti Stabls
bslms unb cine qln5abl baDOn ipief.n
bic Ginbriide bon 6bropnsIiplittern
unb aud pon Gtipebriugeln auf, bic,
,ipenu bic GolDuisn ibrs ibIiGtn
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adppis sstrasen bditeu, ben Scb bic
ier RaHnT4aftsu sur Gotge sebdbt
babsn ipiirben.
Die beutiden aommanSeure sIaus
ben. bab ibre GeiHbe ibren I.btM
srumpf auss.ipieIi baben, iDennsIsid
lie nod ipeitere ansriffe eriparteH.
81. briidsn bic 9tHii9t aus. bab BIZ,
9riten bic Sdlfte Der 2euie perlorsa
baben. bic on Oem stnsriff betbeilist
ipdren.
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gserbdltnikmdkise Stihe
Serrf4t auf bsm bli'
den Rrfeasf4auplab. b.

~ = o = y r.
Wien iiber 2onbOn, 5. O'tObtr.
Die am 9lbenb bonn sroben Saupt'
quarter erlaHene offi3iels Sstannt'
maduns iiber bic ersisniiie auf Dem
arisesiAuupIaB ioutet ipie folst:
.2(n Der ruiTiiden Jront bat ll4
nidts Midtisss ereisnet.
.Stalieniifer ariessidaupIaB. Yin
Der fiibipefIiden Jront III bic Gage
unperGnbsrt. Der Geinb Pat feline ans
griIfe auf bic a}Iotoaus BON @ieleerubt
unb aafraum niht erneixrt.
.Siibpeitlids Gront. Bon Der
grene an Der Srina aus baben un-
fers zruppen Ginfdne in ferbidss
gsbiei semadt. Gbscfebtn baDon, bat
jid nidts Midtises ersisn.t.
Bier beutiHe Snfanterie'
Negimenter nilb Elm
SdgersSatai
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MarfeiIIs 5. Sitober. Der
frans0fiidx 9ampfer ~prODeneia'
bon 2245 sonnen, tDurbe am SOnns
tag Usorsen in Der 9dhe Der Jnisl
GerisO. fiibli& BON Srisdenlanb &C.
lesen, BON ein.m Siterrei3iiden linz
terieeboot in ben Grunb sebobrt. Die
40 Mann itarie geiasuns rsttete ilh
in ben goOten.
O&erhxffuif,mXf,ide GtiIle
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Cine tpertbboIle Ga@e
fur Nyadnner.

gisber nnbefannie Gtiunbbeit % nns
siroft iuirb einpiunben screen, pni,isnis nis
IN reidbaliigem rcibeni Bliie ogII 80,
urterieH iiiib Ipern ilip ole vo.,;,t.
umbitiuueu bes eebesis fognfp pefmitp
ii1f fperbeu ipie itis potbcr. iustiii cit
iclaenDe IprSisls Bebanbluts bcr iel.
msii .Qddiis.u ,fuD aud 0r1iisfi hdrlyt
lpirb. tpeld,e nit ber fur6tbariieH ans.
fifonfbetien betditei iiIb. bsr Hstpolsn
{rfbDpfuna, bealeiffi bon 6eufpionen
bon aliBerorbentii1er aeEpoftidi. S9lal'
Iofiaifit, faIten gYiremiidtsn. ytlan9"
lie, ffopsipeb, zJeriicptuiig mn Enspts'a,,
gllerenieiben, f4rs6ii6eu qtdnuren poN
tiirdtb1rsm tinbsiI, Bilt6fiaHiifu ~
iinfsrHebmrnasn IfiD nugsineiHsr unlm
biefsif. Inner naturQemhb ~ panptni
ipie eS nnbere Qenfe 1tuu. Ter I2dHen
on 0Ieid5ae.p.bi be! MQdHn'rH ~ eins
forfipdbreftbs CuerIe bon Derlegsnbslien,
asrabe bdnr. ipsnn Das VnbltfHEI % an
iueniafien bsrmuftff. gum nuteH 1E.f
1srieniqen, ipeictr eirr boue iirotsnss
G5sinrbbtif unb bie bietmtf bsrfnnplE
Qebensfresfbe ,pnnfdtr, miro pde inleen
BE- bnnsmittsl befcrnt geHdff. Vs shi.
bali fsiHe cpinie ober sur Gsmobnnsii
iptrbenoe 1rcgnen traelpipelAsr atI
Gie HebanblnHg betiftt aus tsl pIei
Grnn gnboniene 1oblfttfnL IN oerir,
aelttn Inben esrpdff une algtHein
berittieben unb Oernbrei9t bon usrsfsn
uub out oeriebsreri apcibeierr, bcue
arpeiirna fiir ben Selbilssbtaut htgfn
ieNt ieser Tube BET. gs lutto bet1npfei
bnb bisfe Iablftfer bic pifrioetbarnsu
tt1rienben uub bfIsberetn utasrl@aIxn
befitsH, nelft 10 bah na1 BEN yin
nebnien bemtrftar mnttr.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Verdict for $4,000.

The suit of Floyd Johnson for
$4,000 damages against the
Waverly Brick & Coal Company
and the Missouri Pacific Rail
road Company, which went to
trial in the circuit court Thurs
day morning, was concluded last
night when the jury returned a
verdict in favor of Mr.. Johnson
for $4,000 damages.
Mr.. Johnson was injured in
January, 1914, while working as
a "car trimmer" for the Waverly
Brick & Coal Company. A train
of cars was backed against the
car on which he was working,
knocking him off the car onto the
track. His right foot was cut
off and his right hand crushed.
Mr.. Johnson was represented
by Aull & Aull of Lexington, anc
Judge W. M. Williams of Boon
vile. Chiles & Chiles of LeXing-
ton, and Gen. H. c. Clark of Ne.
vada, Mo-, represented the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Company
and John J. Cosgrove Of Kansas
City, and 0. E. Ryder Of st
Louis, the Waverly Brick & Goa
Company.
The jury was composed of the
following gentlemen: E. c
Bailey, John Stockman, Geo
Dedering, E. E. Ayers, Geo
| Duensing, Frank c. Stewart
| Henry Fuchs, M. D. Smith, R. A
Herald, Elmer Phillips, JOhr
Ramey and Ellis Campbell.
The defendants have filed mo
. ton for a new trial.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26

cree for plaintiff.
George Ann Marshall VS.. Jas.
Marshall, decree for plaintiff.
Efie Doolin VS.. Elmer Doolin,
decree for plaintiff, custody, of
child and maiden name restored.
Rose Fiene VS., Otto Fiene, de-
cree for plaintiff.
Oscar McCorkindale VS.. B, E.
Etherton, jury failed to agree
and discharged.
Margaret Cox VS.. Lafayette
Telephone Company, by consent
of both parties change of venue
granted to Saline county.
Sheriff was allowed $121 and
clerk $44.9O for their services at
this term of court.
Court adjourned to meet April
1916.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Honors for a Lexington Boy.

HOnOfS lOI d fLtAHlBbOh DOy'
John Aull, the second son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aull, Sr., has
received an appointment on the
staff of the Barnes Hospital
Washington University, st.
Louis, Mo-, in the department Of
Pediatrics, or Treatment of Chill
dren's Diseases.
Jack" as we all know him,
was born and received his pre-
paratory education in this city.
After leaving the public schools
he entered Wentworth, gradual
ed from that institution in the
class of '07. The following fall
he went to the University Of Vir-
ginia and on completing his
course there commenced the
study of medicine in John Hop
kins's Medical School, Balti-
more, Md. From the latter insti-
tuition he will graduate in June,
The Barnes hospital which has
recently received an additional
endowment of $1,0OO,00O, is one
of the largest in the west. Posi-
tions on the staff of this hospital
are in great demand by young
physicians, but only those who
have shown exceptional ability
are chosen. Jack is to be congrat-
ulated on receiving such recogni-
ton at the beginning Of his ca
reer.
H. F. Blackwell spent yester-
day in Kansas City.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Rogers Bowman.

Mr.. Hugh Chiffon Rogers and
Miss Frances Bowman, both Of
this city, were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides
parents, Wednesday afternoon
at A O'Clock.
The wedding was a very pretty,
quiet home affair, only the rela-
tives and a few friends Of the
contracting parties were present.
Promptly at the appointed hour
the bride and groom descended
the front stairs, preceded by the
ring bearer Master James Ran
kin, and advanced to the door
leading into the parlor, where
DR.. A. E. Rogers, father of the
groom, met them and performed
the marriage ceremony.
The bride and groom wore
travelling suits, and Immediately
after receiving congratulations
left in an automobile for Kansas
City, where they will spend few
days. Immediately upon theil
return to Lexington, they eXpec
to occupy the Gelzer residence OF
Franklin Avenue.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Death of w. o. Wayman.

w. o. Wayman, Of Odessa, Mo-,
died Wednesday morning at the
American Sanitarium, Kansas
City, where he went two weeks
ago to undergo an operation for
stomach trouble. Mr.. Wayman
was n years old. He is survived
by a brother, R. w. Wayman, of
Odessa.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Death of Mrs. Josie Talbot.

Word was received here this
morning of the death Of Mrs.
Josie Talbot yesterday at her
home in Ely, Nevada.
Mrs. Talbot formerly lived in
Lexington. She was 73 years of
age, and is survived by four sons,
namely: Joe, of this city; Ed
ward, of Ely, Nevada; John, Of
st. Louis, and Isaac, of Cam
den, Mo.
Mrs. Talbot will be buried in
Nevada. -erw..
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Death of Elmer Irwin.

Elmer Irwin died yesterday ev-
ening at 5:15 o'clock at his home,
1912 Railroad street, after a lin
gering illness of tuberculosis.
Mr.. Irwin is survived by his
father with whom he lived, and
his mother, who lives in Colo
RADIO.
No funeral arrangements have
been announced.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
Fire on 18th Street

This morning about Ais
fire broke out in the house occu-
pied by C. E. Bass. The fire was
first discovered by Sheriff Wad-
delrs family who turned in the
alarm. Considerable damage
was done to the down stairs be-
fore the fire was extinguished.
The property belongs to E. M.
Taubman.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-02-26
LAFAYETTE COUNTY SENDS
"a STUDENTS TO M. U.
/. |. Morris of Lexington is Pres
ident of Club of Young Men
and Women from This
County.


BY Hugh J. MacKay. s
There are not half dozen
counties in The state of Missouri ;
that send more students to the
University Of Missouri at Colum-
bia than dues Lafayette County.
And they are good all-round stu
dents--34 Of them-ranking well
in scholarship and taking a
prominent part in student activ-
tiles and athletics,
L. l. Morris of Lexington is a
student in the School of Law and
the College of Arts and Science.
Next year he viii receive two
degrees, an A. B. degree and an
IL. p. Mr. 9.orris was a mem
Der of the basket ball team last
year and was awarded an IN"
Morris has also been a member
of the University Glee Club for
the last two years. He was on
the trip to California last year
when the club was quarantened
in the west for smallpox. This
year he viii make a trip with the
Glee Club during the Easter hol-
idays, when several Missouri
cities win b visited.
Mr.. Morris is also president of
the Lafayette County Club. This
club is composed entirely of stu
dents from Lafayette County.
It's purpose is closer friend
ship among the members, and
the encouraging of high school
graduates to continue their work
of higher education. Mr.. Morris
represents his county in the Uni
versity Ad Club, a club composed
of the presidents of county and
state clubs whose purpose is to
put before the students Of the
state the opportunities in educa-
ton offered by the University of
Missouri.
Albert G. Loomis of Lexington
received an A. B. degree last
year. He is now taking grad
uate work. Mr.. Loomis gradu-
ated with honors at the Lexing-
ton High School. He is now an
assistant in chemistry, and is a
member of Alpha Chi Sigma, an
honorary chemical fraternity
High scholarship is require.
ment for membership in an hon,
Orary fraternity.
Horace E. Slusher and Clyde H
Slusher, brothers, of Lexington
are freshmen in the College Of
Agriculture. Clyde Slusher was
a member of the freshman foot
ball team last fall, and it is be
lieved that he has a good chance
of making the Tigers next year
He is in charge of the targe
range of the Missouri State Mill
tary School. Before coming t,
the University of Missouri, MI
Slusher was one of the high me-
on the rifle team of Wentworth
Military Academy. Hora.c
Slusher is a lieutenant in tn
Missouri State Military Schoo
He is also a football player. Bot
the Slusher brothers ranked hig
in their school work at Went
worth.
Willie E. Bumgarner of Odess
is a junior in the College of Agr
culture. He worked his way las
year by acting as secretary to !
o. Eppright of Odessa. Mr.. Bun
garner will be candidate tn
spring for the University of Mi
souri, base ball team. He is
stockholder in the Jefferson Clu'
a boarding and rooming clu
which is managed by a few ST
dents. Mr.. Bumgarner is spe
ializing in agricultural chemi
try. Mr.. Eppright, who was
Sophomore in the University la
year, was a brilliant student.
Lawrence Powell and Floy
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

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defendant, Waverly Brick and
Coal Company, files reply to an
swer.
Court excused L. J. Slusher
from further jury service.
S. w. Robinson VS.. Baggerly
Company, dismissed by
plaintiff all costs paid.
Court ordered VIM. McClelland
excused from further jury ser
vice.
Floyd Johnson VS.. Missouri
Pacific Railway Company and
Waverly Brick and Coal Com
pany, defendant, Waverly Brick |
and Coal Company, files demur-
rer to plaintiffs evidence and
was overruled.
Floyd Johnson VS.. Missouri
Pacific Railway Company and
IWaverly Brick and Coal Com
pany, defendant, Missouri Pacific
Railway Company files demurrer
to withdrawal and was over
ruled.
Waverly Bank VS.. John Alb
doler, ct al, judgment by default
in favor of plaintiff. Dismissed
as to Alma Abdoler. Judgment
against John Abdoler for
$435.28.
Floyd Johnson VS.. Waverly
Brick and Coal Company and
Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pany, jury out one hour and re-
turn following verdict: I'VE, the
Jury, find for the plaintiff against
both defendants, Waverly Brick
and Coal Company and Missouri
Pacific Railway Company, and
assess his damages at the sum of
$4,000"
Both defendants, Waverly
Brick and Coal Company anC
Missouri Pacific Railway Com
t pany, file motions for new trial,
D H. C. Schwall VS.. HigginsvillC
: Milling Company, motion fol
Y new trial overruled.
j Carrie Oils VS.. Geo. Oils, ct al
g Henry C. Chiles accepts appoint
t ment as guardian ad litem anC
l. files answer. Decree for partit
: ions and order of sale for cash.
= John R. Smith, ct al, VS.. Vicl
O Roger Smith, dismissed by con
g sent, plaintiff paying costs.
Rosie Pickett VS.. Sam Puckett
$ comes plaintiff by attorney an,
r files petition and writ ordered re
e turnable June term 1915.
Il Oscar McCorkindale VS.. Beacol
. Etherton, dispositions of LyndoI
C. Allen, VIM. Davis, Foster an
e Herman H. Thym filed on part o
/ defendant.
! On motion of C. A. Keith, MI
d C. w. Prince was enrolled.
O Oscar McCorkindale VS.. Bea
N con Etherton, cause called fo
9 trial and the following jur
comes towit; Emmett Bailey
I. John Stockman, George Dedel
o. ing, E. E. Ayres, VIM. Fitchet
,f F. c. Stewart, Henry Fuchs, n
is D. Smith, r. A. Herald, Elmt
II Phillips, John Ramey and Ell
if Campbell.
Id Oscar McCorkindale VS.. L.
= Etherton. defendant files demu
i'll rer to the evidence and san
.ol overruled.
nv Lexington FIGURING Mills V
,k Missouri Pacific Railway Con
pany, continued by consent
Is April 2, 1915,
nd H. C. Schwall VS.. Higginsvil
or Milling Company, plaintiff fill
eb affidavit for an appeal to Kansi
er City Court of Appeals. Lea
90 for plaintiff to file Bill of Exec
NJ tions on or before June Is, 191
9 George Dooley VS.. Minnie L
90 Dooley, decree for plaintiff.
III Hattie McClendon VS.. Will N
,ss Clendon, decree for plaintiff.