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tIon or re- issue. by putting up at tl4 Court House door and at the eleotioH .nrnriucts in each township in said eoun tv at least thirty days before the tune annoi,,tod by the order of said County Court for the presentation or saiu Wa . rants. a true copy or said order, ana ny nubliphfng the same in newspapers print ed and published in the State of Atkan- sas Gwo of which papers shall be pflht- pd and published in Garland County ana state aforesaid and having bona fl9e circulation thereiul, for two Weeks " 5uccossiOn. the last insertion to be at least thirty days before the time fixed ny said County Court for the presentation ei said warrants.
 state of Arkansas,
 County of Garland. bs;
 l. Allen lIotchkiss, clerk Of the Coun- t,, and Probate Courts within and tor the County and State aforesaid. do hefeny certify that the foregoing one nase con- tains d full true and perfect copy of tDe order cf the County Court of said county calling In for examinatof. cancelatioll, redemption or reissue. all outstauuilS county warrants as the same appsears v. record in County Court Record Volume "NI." at Page 32i. now on file in this or flee
 in witness whereof. have hereuuto set my hand and affixed the sefl ot sala court. at my office in me City of Hot Springs. Arkansas, this e0th day Of De- ''"''' ALLEN HorcHEiss. Clerk.
 And all holders or dttf Nafaafi-7 'of Garland County Arkansas are hereby notified Co present the same 70 the County Court al the Court House. n Hot Springs, Garland county Arkansas. on the g6th day Of Atarch A. D. iaiT. for redemption. cancellation classification or issue. aud all persons who shall hold any warrant Of said County and shall neglect or refuse tu presant the same as required by the order Of the County Court and the notice ai0gesaid, wiil he fOrever dcbarred from derlving any ben eff from their claims
 Done by order of tha Garland County Court thss asrd day nt December, i9l6.
 TfTOS | RIsFDSDE
 Sheriff ns Garland County Arkans ts.
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NOTICE.

To the Ho!Gers of Garland County War
 rants:
 You are hereby notified that the fol- lowing is q true copy of am order made and entered hy the county court of Car land county on the 18th day of Decem- Der. A D 1916. calling in the outstanding warrants of Garland county Issued prior Co the 18th day of December, 1916. for the purpose of redceming, concelling. c!asst- flying or ie-lssuing the same:
 BE IT REMEMBERED. that on the 18th day of December, 1916 said day be. ing a day of tho regular October term Of the Garland County Court, viz. the Hon. ofable S \. Buchanan. Judge. present and presiding, the following among other proceedings, were had, to-~it:
 In tho matter of calling iu thc outstand-
 ing warrants or Garland County Ark
 ansas:
 It heinz by the Court deemed ex9edi. cnt Co call in the outstanding warTancs Of said county for the purpose Of redeeming, caucelling. re.issuing or classifying the same. and for the further purpose Of aS- pertaining the true financial condition of said Garland County. it is therefore 0y the Court ordered that all holders of any Garland County warrants issued prior to the l2th day of December. A. p. 1916, shall present same to the County Court Of said County of Garland a Hot Springs, in said county, or tie 26th day of March. l9l1 for redemption, cancellation, classi- ficatiOn or reissue, and it is further or iercd that all holders ot any warrants or said county. who shall neglect or refuse to present the same at The time and place aforesaid, as required by this order. shall thereafter be forever debar,.d from de- irving any benefits from their claims: and it ia further ordered Hat the clerk Of this court furnish the Sheriff of Gar land County with a true ccsv of the above order to the end that V may give the notice 70 the holders nf said warrants es required by law and t is further o t9g that n AnFflff gf ftaIlNrin County notify the holders Of sad County @ara .innts to present the same Co the County Court at the ume and place as afofesai6 for redemption, cancellation olaasfica-
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COMPASSIONATE SALE.

Notice is hereby gwen that m pursu- apc, nt the authority and directions con - tlfned in the dccretil order o- flr chauccrl court of Garland county. made and entered on thc 'st dtV 'i FehtuAry A D 1917 in q certain cause tNo, b9, ll then pending therein between Valley Flaming Mil Go and GoovEc NJ. Wilson. comDlainants. and Harold 2. Wymtn and Julia A. Wymau defendants. the under signed as commissioner of SHd court, will offer for sale at public '"ndue 70 the highest bidder. at the west front ,loJr or entrance of the county courthouse in which said court is held, in the COuu- tv Of Garland within the hours pre- scribcd by law for judicial sales, on the eth day of March, 4. D. 1917, the follow if.g described real estate. t0Wlt All oi the west half of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter Of the north west quarter or section l9, m to"hsn.i 1 south. range 70 west, and the north rA.st quarter df tho southeast quarter oi section 44 in township 1 south range -l west of tho 9th principal meridian iu Arkansas containing one hundred. fifty four and S5-l00 acres. in Garland county Arkansas
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three IT onthg, tho purchaser being required [. execute @ bond ac repaired lay law and thc order and decree of said court n said cause, with approved security, heat ing interest at the rate of $ per cent pei annum from date of sale uutl paid. and a llea being retained on the pt"mis 's sold to secure the payment of the pui- chase money.
 Given under mv hand this 18th day of February. A. D. 1917
 Corimls siuuer iu CEancefN
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coMMLssloMER,s SALE

#atoe is hereby given, that m pursu- aGtH yt the authority and directions con tlrtd in the deCretHl order of the Chan c,rv Court Of Garland county. made and cut red on the 5th day of February. A D. D, 1917. in a certain c& (No 6SG3l M Henderson. trustees, complainants and W. T. Hawkins. Mary Robinson NaWkns, S W. Tel and Tel CO. l. w iindginS, Ba0ettc BurEaJer. ENccutrN of the last will and testament of F. Bur eauer Blanche FT1nkel Carrie Myer tcndantS. the undersigned as C0mmis- Sioner of said court. will offer for sale at public vcndue to the highest bidder. et the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, in which said court is hold iu the county of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on tho 10th day of March A. D. tate, to-wit: Lot six (6l in block six teen GGl of the Morrison & Bedding ad . diti0n to the city of Hot Springs, Ark ansaS. as shown by plot of the same auueariug of record in volume 4S, page 3SG of the records of deeds and mortgag ge4 Of Garland County. Arkansas. in Garland county Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale. On a credit of three months the purchaSer being requiied to execute a bond as required bv law and tho order and decree of said court in said cause. with approved security. bear Ing interest at the Tate Of iQ per cent Der anuum from date of sale until paid. and q lien being retained on the prem ises sold to secure Che payment of the GurCN8se money.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of Febtuar X. b. 1917.
 F. w. ROWLES,
 Commissioner in Chanocry
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Ann,1N1ernArRlx NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under efpred adr7iuistI3triX Of the estate Of Nathan Thamos deceased. win apnlv to thc Probate Court of Garland county, Arkausas. or the twelfth day of March, l917. cor n- -.on thereafter as she can he heard for uu order authorizing and directing tho s4lc of certain real estate holargirr t1 said estate, lying and be- ing situated in Montgomery county. Arl-9uSas.
 West one-nalf of the northeast eighty u~.,s. uIrt 0f the southwest of the north west .wsnty four acres, part of the west 01o-nr't ot the southwest eighty acres, sorn. of the southwest forty heres. Al u stjon th}rty-siN. township one, .tn-r tWrut, two west, Montgomery raar'v ArEansas
 I.s above described lands will be sold .Jr t1r purpose of paving tho debts pso- s3t'I and allowed aEa.nst ths estate of Nathan Th0w1s deeeased, and the sur plus, ], any. De paid to the legal and EWti l. .ls 0t said estate.
 t.Vru under y1v h0d at Hot Snrugs, A.3ns'e. this seventeenth day of Feb ruaN. 'H'1.
 JOHN ELLA THOMAS. NtunisttttriN of the estate Uf Nathan
 TT 0'u4S Deceased.
 lhoA 1. Gndsou. attorney for admin 4- ,t 1friV
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FOR SALE Small soda fountain Phone 657 o-o7-lnl
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FOR SAT.fc-FuH blood White LeehofH .gs-. Call 3o- Mt Ida st. Telephone tglS 2-2I-Ir
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AEGRA NOTICES

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE sifi, L4y of March. X. D 1917. between tho hours of iGdiclaI sales, in pursuance of ths order of tho Probate Court iteI Garland County, ArS2us4s, made on is' 1r''ti4ir.,y5r If trg e#gate 0f Frter Sqc4 irski offer for sale to tine highest hld- der on a credit of three WonilS. tn9 ,n,rt Of thc purchase money. the follow iae described real estate situated in Garland county. Araknsas. toWlt. Ale southwest quarter of the southwest quar- trr of section %. township 1 north oL range l9 west .,...,.........
 THOMAS UANII1N. Adminis'r't"r
 Dated March g. l4}t "-i--li !
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York. March 5.--The upward ten dcncv continued and the high levels quoted for old crOp months today repre- scented an enhancement in prices com pared with Saturdays finals of approx inatcly S960 q bale part of which wis lost in the final dealings on selling by longs. The feature of the buying early was that by brokers who usually act for tht leading spot houSes which in turn WIS no doubt mostly for American spin ners. Public psrticipatioS. on the buying side was broaded than f(St some time yast being influenced chiersy by tho strenpth in the security marke~Ss bullish srot advic2s from the eastern bNtf and the growing statistical strength ofAt the staple. As old supplies continue to f. tr their way to constructive channels, it
 Is becoming rather evident that the car lyoyer will be very small. holders of the actual realizing this arc selling sparing- ly which accounts for the ease with witch prices advance Exports for the day were rather liberal amounting to 3i GOO bales. and for the season to date are running about a half million bales in excess of the same time last year Sharp reCessions may occur from time to time hut inc tendency of the nearby months will no doubt continue to eX
 hibit iu advancing tendency.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS
FOR MAYOR

The S.nunci- Record IS authorized 10 announce George R. Bedding a7 a candi- date for mayor under the comm on form of government plan.
 The SontineI-Rccord is authorized to announce Georcc X. Callahan aS gan- didate for mayor Of Hot Springs under the cpmmiS ion form of government plan.
 The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce the name of Dr. J w McClen- don as a candidate :or mayor of Hcr Spriugs under the commission form of gUVcFDment plan
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO THE pJBllC

Hot Springs. Ark. Feb 2S. l9l1
 Notice is hereby given that etf,cttyH flum this date we are not responsible for any checks signed by ] kosaka fos the Jauau Art X Dry Goods Co. His authority to sign for the firm has been revoked and hereby ceases. Japan Art & Dry Goods Co .-aE-3t
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FOR SAIE-Beautfuu marked thor
 oushbitd Fox Terrier pupp!es-EI eat lat- teIs Phone 197. e-,-6t
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FOR kENT--NOOMo .

PALACE HOTEL-Oppositc bath houses, mouen furnished rooms. S450 per week up WumaCk & WuodcoCk, owners and managers 4l3-41N Central Aye. 3-6-u FOR RENT Furnished two OF three room apartment and one furnished room, prlyate family close fin. best residence section ot ciHi price reasonable Apply 47g Prospect 3-6-3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Ou Park A>... 1i5, the Mahel house a frame buildu- with two stories and basement has ,l ven rooms, s"dN porrhes, bathroom. fitted out Tor electric lights. gas and water: rent $-1. For further information apply tJ St. ] hn'S Place. 59l w. Grand Ave. ll--6-u FOR RENT OR LEASE--To man and wife the restaurant connected with the Great Northern Hotel. Apply at hotel
 3-i-tf
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LOST AND FOUND

 lOST--Ladv's onyx ring small diamond iu center. Reward if returned to Dr. Koch s office. over Lcmly Drug Co- 1.CST-Onc Airdale female. about one Near old. name 'Queeu,' Return Co iH, Byegdloyc, Arkansas National Rank Ildr.. and receive reward 3-6-3t YOST- Sunday. between Moody hotel and race track, black leather rucketbook. Contents, money and check and receipts for Shrine and Elks lodge. Liberal re- ward if returned 10 H. H. Kitchen Como hotel 3-G-3t
 ----- LOST--Cameo brooch cncircled with pearls between St. Jos .uu'- and goN"rn- Wru hot spring Finder please return to office of St Joseph and receive re- ward.
 I.OST-A small l3dvs ring, Tiffany set tnc Return to Geo. Breuner at Cross Undertaking ParIors and get reward.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 
FOR SALE

FOR SAI-E-S Splendid chance to bu. for cash or ou terms, two dine houses in good lo-iuun, seven rooms hau and two baths. five rooms, ltul and bath all conNcnlcncys. -6l and C65 Cedar St See oWuer l- Central Ave. 3-G-tf FOR TRADE-320 acres of land to uadc TOT Hot springs property, loo in Dulu- NduOn, DaidnCe good timber: all levcl aud no rocks. ]. mlcs southeast oi Mouu- cello, Ark.. miles from railroad station lI4NG &-5 Der acre ur will trade l6t u- qulre at Beldiu House. J. T. Battles
 3-I-lw EGGS FOR SAIE-Singie comb white LtShUrn5, barred Plymouth Rocks se-- tingS Of 10 for Sl w. Dcmng. l5.5 Cen traI Ave Phone 221-. 5-3-ot FOR SAI.E-Bcautfunv marked thor qushbltd Fox IeIrler pupp!es-gI eat Iat- teIs Phone 321-. e-s-6t AUTO FOR SALE Roadster. six cylin- der motor. self starter. Willard battery. all appointment first class Cash trans action, cheap. Address X&X. care Sem -4-I,eSoId t-l,-U FOR SALE--Five year old driving and riding horse. buggy and harness. Will trade lu on good second hand automobile W. L. C.. phone 22Sl 2-c9-Iw FOR SALE OE RENT-Farm for garden or dairy Phone -319. X. S. Allen.
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 FOR SALE My suburban home. 70 acres adjoining race track fronting on Central avenue, $ room buugalow Phone i9o7
 9-4-lw
  FOR SALF-Wcu broken team of AnEora goats. a child can handle them, also har- ness. Can be seen at ll9 Jefferson St.
 o-26-1w FOR SATE-I'Ne wear old driving and riding horse buggy and harness. W ii trade in on rood second hand automobile " ntone 2eSl 5-4-lw FOR sAII5-rrees. fo easn; first clas fherta reach trees l2ls cents each ftaSh from r}nrtona Cvenls Nnrseries Teunessee. can nt NJ K McGuro's bar hqr sbop 2H5 Third St and pick on' Whai Vuu want 26 -t ' Fop SALE one five aabed Kentucky saddin hnrec and one kentnckV cnmM Q nation horse and trau Anriy Major rartT Ainy and Navy il0eninl Perteet m0dcls l-1- Gi
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If you suffer rom stomach oisor ders, ask your doctor about our Bal. garIan buttermilk The Fastsurized Mllk Go afIt
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WANTED

\WANTED--A chinaman, Japane or Filipiao for coog and general house
 work. Phone 1866. 3-6-3t.
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THE BIGGEST GAR BARGAIN
 IN AA.r Q AL .

IN HOT SPRINGS For $.}5 cash. vou can buy a 2J-
 hp. four cylinder Paige C3r. in first class running condition. fur nishcd with a Stromnrrg y1rlart- ter just from the factory. four spare tire that has never been used; IlaTtforl shock 81s1rbrrS and 1u necessary tools. The car has run less than 5000 miles but must ha sold to make room for d
 lator model Apply Co w. A. Woodc0e'5, Woude0ck c Lawson Dry Goods Co. 3-l-lw
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FOR SALE

rOR SALI.-Busch < Ssters eiegaut flx- -ures consisting ot show caseS wall sases shelving, beautiful office. safe ana telephone Miss Busch. tjb2. i-G5-tf
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FOR SALE-T -Threo tracts of land on Country Club. one tract % acres. one I6. and one acres. gas line crosses I0 acres. Inquire Mrs. M ] Mooney Route
 No o-l U
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WANTED TO BUY-SACKS. WAR
 pRiCES paid for second hand 'sacls. C. J. Horner Go. 1p- tf
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OWANT to clean your CARPETS and 9T-GS Telephone 347 and wagon viN cal Chls Hotchkiss. Mgr --'0-tf
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALF--l new. l second hand Ford
 oadster bodies H. NJ Steele. phone ia 2-1S-tf
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WANTED trade au overland c1r iu $rfect condition for buggy horse w
 ' Hail. phone e l-1i-U
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FOR SALE--Nery cheap. chIckcn iucu-
 sators feed choppers, complete outfit. Phone .131. l. % If
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block from bath house, electric lights
 SI50 per week and up. 2l6 Court. St Phone iGi3 7-t4-tt
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WANTED Second nand furniture. Phone w J. II. ErmY x Sons.
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&8@B9&%~%@&@@W VW@@@@W~ FOR SALE OR RENT -- t,ew 5-room mod crn bungalow with garage, at 200 Bedding Ave. Price s2.lJ000. Phone le6l 2-l-imo FOR SALE Small soda fountain Phone 657. 2-27-lm FOR SALE--Oue 66-ton sllo; first class condition, can be scen al Essex Park.
 2-95-1w FOR SALE-Twenty-f room roaming house. centrally located. Phone 22os.
 z z, @ - m TOR SAIE--Ford automobile, good shane Phone 10Ta 3-l-tf FOR SALE-Flnest .mnr0Eed stock t1Im in Garland county. ali convenlences, house. barns etc.. 32A acres under fence t50 iu cultivation: implements, stock and grain included. A barwain Co the rlght rartv For further informa tion see J. w Stpc, after ( m, Arlington Fnglne Room --If-u
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OR SALE-Onc larce two 9raVtr %a- ioual Cash Register electric connection: ue fire-proof safe. Phil Levy. @-- teu. ral Avc l-H-t'
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FOR RENT--On car line. close 10 Park tsr ctiuu. large front room, downstairs. With four large windows. twin brass beds. -Is1 other rooms on second floor ,2 tll.ittiurton Avc 3-l-1w
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FOR RENT-12-room urfvrnished nod orn house. ncNt to Arlin"top I.lluia'~'
 No | Fountain Terrace Telcphonc ioS' IT A. O'Brvau a-4-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10

NEW POWER COMPANY
IN LAGRANGE COUNTY

The public service commission
Friday afternoon authorized the
Farmers and Merchants Light and
Power Co., a recently incorporated
LaGrange county concern. which
will soon begin the development Of
Ia Grange county water power TO
sell half a million dollars worth of
stock. The headquarters of the cor
poration are at Mongo, la Grange
county. II VIII supply power for
farmers, electric lines. factories and
cities in La Grange and ADJOINING
counties. Much OF the stock Of the
new corporation is already sub
scribed for principally by residents
Of La Grange county. il is under
stood. Among the promoters of the
company are John l. and Eli T.
Hawks and Mr.. Dill of La Grange
county. Judge Vernon aV Fleet. at
torney for the company. said Friday
that the work of erecting and equip
ping the five power plants which
viii develop the water power of the
PidgeOn, FaWn and st. Joseph riv-
ers in La Grange will be begun i'm
mediately. These plants will cost,
according to the report filed with
the public se1vice commission,
S34O,139.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
FOR PERSONAL WORKERS

Every man must be born again
in Jesus Christ before he will re-
ceive the spirit that will lead him TO
salvation" declared Rev. I. Cham
piOn last night at the Lowell Heights
NJ. +. church. The church was
crowded and splendid, full-tOned
congregational singing accompanied
the services. The speakers text was
taken from John, 3rd chapter, 18th
verse.
After the regular services, Rev.
Champion held a special meeting for
personal workers. He strongly urged
upon his people the need of their
cooperation and personal effort in
prayer and direct act in order TO
make the revival a success.
A meeting viii be held Saturday
evening. when special efforts will be
made to fittingly close the first week
of the revival. Sunday morning
evangelical services will be conduct
cd by Rev. Champion. At 2:3O sun
day afternoon the evangelist will
hold a meeting for men only. The
subject of his talk will be Hawk or
BuZzard." Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon special meetings will be
held for women only.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
WANT PROBE MADE OF
LOCAL COAL SHORTAGE

Metal pOlishers, brass and silver
workers at a meeting Friday night.
urged a federal investigation of the
coal situation in South Bend be
made at once. y resolution adopted
saws that exhorbitant prices are be-
ing charged here. that there is suf-
fering and sickness because of the
lack of coal, and that drastic action
is necessary at once. 1t endorses the
action of the city council in consid-
ering the question of establishipg
municipal coal yards here. The
resolution calls on other labor un-
ions and organizations TO Join in eff
forts 10 relieve the situation.
Harmony Camp. No. rs. Wood
men Of the World. held its regular
session last nisht at Sticks hall. at
which time two candidates were mi
tiated and one application was voted
upon. Delegates for the state con-
vention 20 be held at Bloomington.
Ind, April 8 were picked as follows:
Or. +. q. Freyermuth. w. II. Horn.
II. II. Hudson, j. y. Andreski. while
the alternates are II. Gayman, ]. la
Point, II. W. Yeagley and W II
West. The next meeting OF the lodge
will be held Friday evening. Feb. %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-10
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED.:
LIMITED HITS TRUCK
Private and Sergeant OF Ohio In
fantry Lose Lives at
III Paso, Tex.

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 1G.-Private
Charles Eaton of Co. l., fifth Ohio
infantry and Sergt. Karl Eisenhart
of Co. K, fifth Ohio infantry, were
Killed late Friday when ;he Golden
State limited on the Rock Island
from Chicago struck a motor truck
in which they were riding down
town from Camp Pershing. Private
Eaton was from Conneaut, o.. and
Sergt. Eisenhart was from Cleve-
land
other soldiers of the fifth Ohio
infantry who were injured were:
Private A. ]. Roehl of Co. X
Cleveland. shoulder crushed and ear
torn off.
Private II. J. Clark of Co. X,
Cleveland, hand lacerated and teeth
knocked out.
Private Daniel Dingwell Of Co. X,
Cleveland, foot broken.
Private Dan Ray, Co. /, Con-
neaut, bruised on the legs and body.
Private Floyd Rugar, Co. L, Con-
neaut, burside on head and body.
Private Grand Rood, Co. i. Con-
neaut, bruised on head and body.
Private Rudolph ]. Smith, Co. X.
fifth Ohio infantry, and Private Dan
T. TOomey of Co. 3. fifth Ohio in
fantry. were so badly injured that
they were reported TO be in a dying
following the accident.
Ten other members Of the fifth Ohio
infantry were also seriously in
jUred in the accident. The soldiers
had accepted an invitation Of the
high school cadets 70 witness a drill
at the school station Friday after
noon and were on their way to the
city when the accident occurred.