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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-07-13

Albert Peery, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Ed. Peery, left last night for
Roanoke to enlist in the Second Vir-
ginia Regiment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-07-13

Mrs. Matte SPOTS left last week
for Norwood, Ohio, where she will
visit friends
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Party in Band Hall

Misses Jewell Hoover, Ruth
Haverty and Ina Belle Wallace en-.
tertained in honor of Miss R0xie
Bratcher with a party Saturday
night. in the band hall over the
Fnrmers and Merchants Bank.
Games were played and music
was furnish' d by the grafanola.
Delightful refreshments were
served at a late hour, after which
the guests departed, voting the
party a most enjoyable affair.
Those present We're Misses Rox.
lie Bratcher T., Lucille Short, Eula
Newton. Jewell Hoover, Ruth
Haverty and Ina Belle Wallace:
Mrs. Margaret Bradti',ld; Alva
Clrt"r, Will Crane, Karl Tripr,
German Freeman, Clyde Turner,
Frank Mays and Herbert Short
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Flat Rock Flashes

Flat Rock school went in wag-
ons to Flat Point to see the baS'
kctball game between TIL two
schools, score - to 10 in favor OF
Flat Rock. That makoS three
winning games for Fiat Rock a.
gainst Flint Point. Ernest Dcav'
er of Mansfield was referee.
Roy Wood and wife of Joplin
are visiting relatives here.
Bryant and Roy schools formed
together and made a team and
played the Flat Rock team Sun
day. They are supposed to have
beaten.
Waiter Rippee visited Flat
Rock school Monday.
Hiram Goss and wife of Lead
Hill spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Lum Wilson
and wife.
Charlie Baker spent Sunday
night with Ova Baker.
Mrs. Tom German and daugh
ter, Mrs. Roy Wood, and Miss
Carrie Hendrr,ch visited school
Tuesday.
CMCG.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Clear Vision Sunday

Next Sunday Is designated
Clear Vision Sunday" in IA let.
ter sent by Robert Johnston of
st. Louis, president of the Mis-.
souri, Association for the b'inj,
10 about 5000 Missouri pastors.
Each Clergyman is requested by
President johnston to devLt.
some part of his DISCOURSE next
Sunday to the effective work that
is being done by the Missouri
Commission for the blind and
the need of such an appropria.
tien by the legislature as shall
enable the commission to extend
it's activities.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Approved for State Aid

WA Black, sec retary of Mans.
fields fifth annual agricultural
and stock show, has been notified
by Jewell Mayes, secretary Of
the board of agriculture. that
Manstield.s claim for$52 .65 state
aid had been approved but that
there was no money for the pay
ment. Secretary Back has writ
ten Auditor Hackmann, Senator
WEIGH and Representative Grit
nth asking their aid in securing
an appropriation from the legis-
lature Tor the payment Of the
money. Application of 80 fairs
were approved. Mountain Grove
being in the list, making two ap.
proved in Wright county Ten
we're conditionally approved.
The following reply was re-
ceived from Auditor Gordon:
Your letter of Jan. % received
and beg to advise you that we
have requisition ON tile fer So IS
Appropriations will be made
sometimesb before the general as.
sem bly, a,ljOurns at which time
we will be glad to mail you war.
rant.
Senator Welch replied as fol.
lows:
Yours in regard to fair appro.
priation; will say | will see TO it
at proper time.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Mining News

One nf the richest carbonate
of zinc mines in Missouri is
owned by Miss G. Y. Burghardt
of Des Moines, Iowa. a niece of
D. H. Carter of Ava. The mine
is located in Oregon county, near
Alton, and is beng worked by
some Mansfield parties. Miss
Burghardt is visiting with her
uncle while looking after some
legal business here. Ava Demo
crat.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
House Burned Tuesday

The residence on the A. E.Tar
button farm, about 2I miles
west Of town, was destroyed by
fire about II o'clock Tuesday
morning., together with large
portion 'of the cohteu,s, The Of
igin of the fire is unknown. 1t
may have caught from the tiue.
Several from here went to help
fight the fire. The loss was a.
hout 81, 600, with $500 insurance
on the house and 5000 on the con.
tents. Our people sympathize
with Mr.. Tarbutton and wife in
their loss. They are undecided
us tn whether or not they will re
lbuilc on the same location.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
School Notes

| BY BE Coats, Superintendent
Nearly all the boys enrolled
in school are taking advantage Of
this splendid weather and are
attending school regularly.
, Amos Henderich entered the
Sophlnore class Monday.
Several students entered the
grades this week.
The gir.s' basket ball team
is expected to go to Mountain
grove Saturday.
The boys basket ball team de-
feated the Hartville team Satur.
day by score of 10 to 20. A large
crowd of Mansfield people at
tended the game.
Our high school course is
admirably adapted for review
work for teachers, and as all
teachers have great deal of
high school work before tn y
can teach, we feel that Il good
many teachers whose school is
out would find it profitable to at
tend the Mansfield public schoOl
the remainder of the year.
Parent. Teacher Association
meet, at the school building Fri
day afternoon.
Some new sanitary drinking
fountains and new paper towels
have been ordered for the school
on the authority or the Parent
Teacher Association.
The pedagogy class is formu
latlng plans for the beautifying
of the school ground and furnish
ing play ground apparatus for
the school children. All the de
partments in school will aid in
this work.
The primary room has AN
Eskimo scene on the sand table.
Misses Ruth Haverly, Mabel
Wallace and RoXie B,atcher Wis
tied the primary ropai Friday.
A star is being given to each
one who makes one hundred in
spelling in the second grade
The grammar department has
ordered some reference books
in history and geography.
Rural school graduates and
teachers who have not cOmplet
cd high school. what are yos
planning to do next Year? Why
not enter tine Mansfield public
school: We can suit your needs.
Write on stop at the Mirror of
fee and get one of our cat
alOgueS
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
To the Public

Please do not make the central
office of the Mansfield Telephone
CO. your loating place. Loafers
interfere with the operators and
i'm pair the efficiency Of the ser
vice. We hope you will take this
notice in the kindly spirit in
which it is given and therefore
help us to give the hest possible
telephone service. Also please
call by number. If you have no
directory, please call at office and
get one.-F. f Weed, Manager.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Officers Elected

The annu.l meeting of the
Stockholders of the Bank of
Mansfield was held Tuesday, at
which time the following direc-
tors were elected: CIV. Freeman,
NJ. A. freeman, Geo B.Freeman.
Mrs. Geo. &. Freeman, and 6. G.
Freeman.
The following officers We're re.
elected:
q. W. Free man, President.
N.A-farse,l,an, Vie f'resi.seht
Geo. b Freeman, Cashier.
g. c. Freeman, Assistant
Cashier.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Card of Thanks

To our many friends in Mans
field and vicinity and. to neigh
bors who so kindly furnished us
with tie necessary clothing and
supplies at the recent deStruc.
tion of our home by fire, and have
given their time and money to.
wards the construction of a new
home, we extend our most sin
cere and heartfelt thanks, and
asks that God $ richest blessings
may be bestowed upon them.-
Ralph RI. Chapman and Family.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Baptist Ladies' Aid Society

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Socie.
ty met with Mrs. Il. l.. Afford
Wedn ,sday afternoon. The de-
vOtiOnal services were led by
Mrs. l.. 4. Latimer. The Scrip.
turr lesson was the first chap
ter of st. John Sixteen MEM
berS and four visitnrs were pre-
sent. After the business was
over, tha society was led in
prayer by Mrs. J. NJ. England,
and adjourned to meet next
Wednesday, with Mrs. Eta
Crippen. Mrs. Ezra Dennis. Sec.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Back to Victory

The Mansfield basketball boys,
after their defeat at Ava the
only game they have lost out Of
the nine played this season
went after victory with renewed
energy at the game at Hartvilla
Saturday night and came out VIC
tOriOus by Il score of 30 to 20,
making twice this season that
they have defeated the HartvilIe
boys. The game was rougher
than it should have been, through
no fault of our boys. G NJ. Seal,
of Mansfield refereed, and Dew.
ey Pool of Hartville nmpired. A
large delegation Of Mansfield peo.
pie saw the game. The line was
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
A Correction

The first line in the fifth para
graph OF the Scout Notes on page
6 should read: These boys are
NOT "Ang els" The item was
printed before the mistake was
discovered.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01

| Notice is hereby given that al
i parties who are indebted to mt
for all 1916 and Innger account.
will please settle same at once BY
note or paying them off, and save
further cost of collection. j. D
Reynolds. ADV.
The Mansfield Overland Sales
Co. has secured the agency fol
the sale of Overtands in Wright
and Douglas counties. The com
pany received this week fine
Overland of the Country CIuL
style, with wire wheels. 1t is
a beauty, and the first wire
wheeled auto in Mansfield.
Prof. r. f.. Qnisenberry OF
Topeka, Kansas, former direc.
tor of the state poultry expert.
mens station at Mountain Grove.
hbs developed a new breed of
chickens, Quisenberry Whites,
a cross of the Plymouth Rock,
! White Orphington, White Wyan
dOtt. and White Legllorn strains.
| Senator Lee W,lch of this dis
trict has been made chairman
of the ways and means commit
tee of the legislature. He is also
u member of the committee on
railroad and terminal move.
ments, privileges, elections and
redistricting. banks and bank.
ing and accounts and miscelIa
neOuS laws.
The receipts of the pie supper
at the school house Friday night
under the auspices of the Par
ent Teachers Association were
Sl9.43. The cakes were award
ed to Mrs. Horace Paul and DR..
}. A. Fuson A good literary
and musical program was rem
dered, and all present enjoyed Il
good time. Earl Carver anctiOn
cd the pies.
1t is the policy of the Mirror,
and most other papars AS well,
not to print anohymo publica
tions. We received an unsigned
communication this week, which
we do not print If the writer
wants it rrin ed, it must he
signed. We cannot afford to
print items coming from an un
known source. We must know
the origin of items sent in for
publication.
When you have Backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
OF gear. Try SanOl, it does won
ders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial 35c bottle will
convince rou, Get it at the drug
store. adv.
Fl B. Paul, of Mansfield. will
be deputy potential" in Noun.
tain Grove, of the Abou B Ad.
hem Temple of the Shrine. "tfic
ers of which we're named in
Springfield by Potentate Walton.
A ceremonial will be held in Ma,
sonic Temple Springfield Feb.
81. A large class of nOviceS is
expected to take the degree at
that time. &. NJ. Mitchell was
appointed d"puty pntenta'e. for
Mountain Grove.
You only need SanOl Eczema
Cure to get rid of those Black
Heads. Pimples, rough bumpy
skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema. Is pleasant
to use. A trial will convince you.
SIC at the drug store adv
We are in receipt of letter
from G. f. Austin, former
Mirror employe,'who is with the
Republican at Doniphan, where
his work is eliciling much favor.
able comment. He is certainly a
cracker jack printer, as his
work on the Mirror proved, and
we are pleased to know he is
nicely located. He still reads
the news of the Mirror CORE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01

''
breath.
DR.. Lee Farmer of IIartvil!e
was here Friday enrOute to
ST. Louis. ,
Mrs. j. G.. Orendcr of Nor
wood spent Sunday with j. h.
Stephens.
NJ. T.. German has been assist
ing at the Farmers and Mer
chants Bank.
J. r. Brewers address is or.
dered changed from Roclpnrt to
Phelps City.
Sam Kings address is ordered
changed from Dawson, Okla. To
Collnsvie.
A decidedly cold snap arrived
yesterday, but We hope his stay
will be short.
II. A. Kelly of tIartvill" was
here Thursday enroute to Bart.
lett, Oklahoma
Mrs. l. anna Tarbntton> have
moved To one of ]. ID. REYNOLDS
tenant houses.
A Hartvi le reader writes: Il
like the paper fine and could not
do withNut it..
Alva Turner has been taking
Walter Whites place as X c., o..
e. S. conductor.
The NJ. T.. Ladies' Aid Snciety
met with Mrs. r. NJ. Rogers
Friday afternoon.
J. A Bradford orders his ad.
dress changed from Brunswick,
Ca, to Springfield.
G.H AverSha closed his term
of school at Pea Ridge and NOV
ed back to his farm.
Have small amount to loan on
rOod farm. Address ELL Burch.
Anderson. Mo. adv.
Mrs. Collips and son of Noun.
tain Grove have been visiting at
the F. N, Dyer home, me, ...,
.D.D.RSyno|dS has just received
a large b,|l of Shoes and Rubbcrs
at bottom prices. - ADV.
Lebanon has granted an elec
tric light franchise to J. y
Qnigley ard Fl. D. Hallett.
A new $4,000 saddle for sale:
well sell cheap. Call and see
Raymond Pierson. adv.
n. A. Graves orders his ad
dress changed from Kansas
City, Kansas. to Norwood.
Miss Sybil Stewartof Ava has
been appointed IT, clerkship in
the SenDte AZ Jefferson City.
w S. EIrOd and r. J. Thomp.
son of Norwood were Mansfield
and Hartville visitors Friday.
Prices on lots in Coday'S addi.
tion are more reasonable than on
any other lots in Mansfield .-adv
Frank Davis of Ava, who is as
sisting in the Mirror office,
scent Sunday with home folks.
0. B. Davis, cf Ava. who trav.
els for the KeystoneTyp Found.
nv of Kansas City was here Mon.
day.
WANTED Two hen peafowls.
Geo. y. Winburn, the Harness
and Shoe Man, Mansfield, Mn--
Adv.
e. L. Bach and wife were
called to Pleasant Hill this week
by the serious illness of his ia
ther. ...
The Ava basket ball team de
feated Seymour, Willow Springs
West Plains and Thayrr last
week.
A marriage license has been
issued at Ava to Phillip Chick
and Bertha Rowe. both of Mans.
field.
Cecil Lovan of Birch Tree has
taken Clelland Hitchcock's place
as night clerk ut the Frisco
depot.
Misses Edith and Ruth Mayes
have returned from Tulsa, Okla
where they have be'n attending
school.
Ira Brazeal has purchased foul
lots in Coday's addition, and is
having a dwelling erected there
on. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Fresh Fish Friday and Sahr.

|
dav ut NJ. &. Henslry's mra'
market. B. Otto. adv.
| Prosecuting Attorney G. H
Jackson, W. A Newton and A
NJ. Curtis of tlartville were here
Tuesday.
! We understand that w. j
Morrison uf Ava is tO, receive
several cars Of Hereford cattle
from Texas
fiu-to ]. D. Reynolds and buy
your Ladies' Cl0ak>, Winter I'm
derwear, Ladies' Hoods and
ScarfS. ADV.
The A. +. & A. NJ. conferred
the Master Mason degree upon
X s. Dowden and George Har.
vey last night.
Go to J. D. REYNOLDS and
bnv the John Deere implements
Of dII kinds. Also wagons and
bnggies. ADV.
w. n. MrCaslin's hava return
ed to Hickory county. J. d.
Reynolds now owns the proper
they owned here.
| Amor Bryant of Seymourcame
up to spend Sunday at r. A.
AlrOrn'S, his wife and son a..
ready being here.
When potato growers can sell
potatoes at I cents u pound, it
seems that the high cost of Iiv.
ing is a stern reality.
The W. G. r. L. held HOff.
mann meeting with Mrs. D. w.
Hoover TUESDAY. Delicious re.
freShmentS were served.
VIM. Gos> and Geo. Wallace,
who have been working at Mem.
phis, Tenn visited hnmA folks
at Bryant during the week.
A boy scout organization was
made in Seymour this week
with Rev. Holmes AS sc"nt
master 7Seymour Citizen.
Some Mansfield boys played
the Flat Rock boys a game Of
basket ball this week, defeating
them by score of l3 to IL.
Freeman & Turner sold 80
head of yearling cattle the other
day for "a ~ cents Il pound. They
sold il two year.old for $3.50.
Joe HolOubek has moved his
tailor shop from the Cottage ho'
tel building toa room over the
X. A. Alccrn Hardware Co.
| Store.
Rev. G Chadwell preached at
Mt. Everett Saturday night and
Sunday. He reports consider.
abb, of sickness in that neigh
hOrhOod.
Miss Hazel Burney, Lois
Beach and Miss Craig of Mans
field, were guests of Miss Daisy
Martin at the Ozark Hotel Snn.
day.-Ava Democrat.
. Judge G, II. Skinker has ap,
pointed +. V. Upton as court
stenographer for this district,
succeeding FL Templetm, who
has held the place ~ years
Rev. q. Chadwell preached the
funeral of Mrs. Polly Arnold at
the ClarkS Creek Church Mon
day. Mrs. Arnold, who lived
near Norwood, died Sunday,
age Is years.
Sam Williams of the Norwood
country was here Saturday. He
says that the farmer with a SilO
has q big advantage these da VS.
of high priced feed, - Mountain
Grove Journal.
Among the firms and individu
ais having new signs painted
we note w. G. Reynolds, OH
Garage, W. b Hitchcock, G. l..
Beach, New,on's Cafe, Joe Hol.
oubek, Col. l.. o. Nieder.
The Missouri Protective Asso.
citation is new insurance com.
pany organized at Mountain
Grove witch G. E. Bell as presi.
dent; F. E. Schooley, secretary;
and z. e. Randle, treasurer.
Tl,o ch;ooro uido Fnr ond
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
MANY MIRR0RETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers

February Sunset on Mirror
news stand.
February MrC,il'S on Mirror
news stand.
Probate court meets at Hart.
Vile Feb -
W &. Reynolds was in Spring
field Monday.
Il. b. Garner of Hartrille was
here Monday.
February Recreation on Mir.
rOr news stand.
Mr. Ledbntter of IIoxir was
here this week.
DR.. A w. Barritt of Ava was
here this week.
J M. Liltlc of Norwood was
l"re yesterday.
w. G. Rrnnrr of Waterloo. Ia.,
was here Friday.
G G. Cable of Topaz WAS here
during the week.
Mrs. T.. q. Warden of Sqnircs
was here Sunday.
Roy Mansfield of Wheatland
was here Monday.
February WOm ans World on
Mirror news stand.
Geo. w. johnson Of Dcepwater
was here this week. /
W. R Wood of near Hartville
was here last week.
w. j. Morrison of Ava was
here during the week
February Popular Mechanics
on Mirror news stand.
February Today's Housewife
on Mirror news stand.
Steve Yates has returned
from Birmingham, Ala.
j. A. Fuge leaves tonight, to
spensa.a week. in Kansas.
r.. r. Lenhart left Tuesday on
n business trip to Texas.
!. l. Raam Of Boulder, Colo !,
RADIO was here this week.
G S. Bumcy has shipped a
car of cattle to St. Louis. =
II. G Tarbutton was Il recent
Avaand Seymour visitor.
Mrs. w. q. Reynolds is visit
ing home folks at Clinton.
W. II. Shortridye of Macom b
was here during the week.
Joe Mashburn was here from
Seymour during the week.
J. d Reynolds and wife have
returned from Kansas City.
$50 bales of choice Baled Hay
to Sell.-Drne Turner adv.
N. J. Craig is having brick
garage built at his residence.
A daughter was born Tuesday
to Samp L"tsinger and wife.
Good team of work horses for
sale cheap. NJ. Hodge. adv.
No hunting allowed on our
farms. adv. j. NJ. Thirkield.
Lots in Codav's addition are a
full half.acre, being 1O4x2O3 #. ad
j Fl Percy. a Chicago chin
ncy sweep, was here this week
Now is the time to bring in
that wood, etc, on subscription
II. S. Wilson of Ava was here
this week enrOute To Springfield
If you want lot in COday's
addition, ,now'S the time to buy al
Mrs. &. S. Burney has been
visiting relatives at Lees Sum,
nit.
Rev. G. Chadwell made tril
to his farm near Norwood Mon.
day.
W. O. Warren of Kansas City
has been here buying walnut
logs.
H. j. Lewis orders his address
changed from Upton to Pixley
Calf
The Baptist Ladies' Aid me-
with Mrs. l.. B. Lotimer last
week.
Mr.. Townsend of Mammoth
Springs, Ark was here thi:
week.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Missionary Society will hold IL!
regular meeting at the chnrcl
next Sunday at 2:3O.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15

49, SUNRISE ISIOJ .SuUSGLy 1871
Reward of $50 for capture of per-
son who wrecked spite fenGe" be-
tween homes of A. J. Durham and
c. A. Smith, Berwyn.
Jessie Hazen, 10, AinsWorth, Ia,
ran away from home. Caught here.
Ferdinand Van Berg, $50 N. Hoyne
av., arrested on charge of stealing
800 worth of premiums from for
mer employer, D. G. Lowenthal,
Windsor Clifton hotel
Wilbur Glenn VoIiVa, Zion City,
prayed for Chief Schuettler ,yester-
day.
Geo. Macuma, 7s4 N. ST. Louis
av., found dead. Gas. Police prob
ing.
ed in drainage canal in suicide at
tempt. Water too cold. Jumped
out again.
Jas. ScuIIem, returned to S. Chi
cago after absence of SO years. Pen
niless and homeless. Sent to Bride
CIV. Morris, 27, 23O1 W. Adams,
stricken with what is believed to be
infant plague. May live.
Police searching for Thos. Ma
honey, 20, 1925 Watt av., and Caro-
line Backstorfer, 16, 5115 Ellis aV.,
believed to have elOped.
Angel Brasche, Spanish teacher
4124 Kenmore av., arrested on the
charge of deserving wife and baby
two years ago. Insists police want
his brother, Angelina, and not him.
Goodrich Line steamer Indiana
went aground on submerged portion
of one-mile breakwater in outer har-
Dor. Capt. Carland's crew still fight
ing to pull it of.
Rev. VIM. Holiday Main, pastor
First Baptist church, 31st st. and S.
Park av., raised $4,000 in 80 min
utes yesterday to pay church ex-
penses. e..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-15

av., arrested on charge Of embez~
cling from Trier-Stanley Co. Police
blame cabarets. Grunwald is mar
ried.
Two young men, posing as veal
thy, caught robbing rooms in Ply
mouth hotel, 400 Broadway.
Three armed men got sos from
VIM. Hardiman's drug store, SOL
Wentworth az.
Five auto robbers got gold watch,
pearl stickpin and 81 from A. J.
Smith, 5948 Kenmore av., and 50
and overcoat from Edw. Goldsmith,
1O40 Macarthur av.
Four auto bandits got SIT and
watch from Louis YOungerman, 4941
w. Huron.
Two negroes and white man got
SO and gold watch from Geo. S.
Brown, 42O. Blue Island aV.
Two auto bandits held up J. 1.
Schlessinger's store, 1909 n. Clark.
Got $62 and gold watch from Perry
Lipe, 818 Wilson av. and small
amount from clerk.
Geo. 7. Buckingham, new counsel
for public utilities comm, says his
law firm, Defrees, Buckingham &
Eaton, will in future refuse all public
utility corporation work.
Jos. Gaynor arrested on charge of
beating. his 2-year-old daughter.
Eleven men arrested in raid on al
legged poker game-in poOlroom at COL
N. Dearborn.
Six persons hurt by bomb expIo-
sion that damaged St. Louis French
Roman Catholic church, 11700 State.
Labor feud theory held by police.
Rev. w. E. Jones, pastor Lake
View Congregational church, resign
ed. Going to Texas.
Gus Cooksey, AZ, 3617 Vernon av.,
negro, struck by auto driven by Her
bert Meyer, 10, 1914 Indiana av., Dec.
20, died.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-30
COMMITTEE ARRANGES
HALLOWEEN AFFAIR

The committee on arrangements
for the Halloween celebration We'd
nesday night met at the Hotel Mish-
awake last night and decided not
TO plan on any elaborate program
on account of the unsettled Condi-
tions of the weather. If conditions
permit. there viii be band on the
street TO give a concert, dancing on
the pavement between Main and
church SITS, with red fire and a few
stunts" 10 enliven the occasion.
This entertainment will be given.
not only TO amuse the old and
young. but TO prevent the custO
mary acts OF vandalism on the part
of the youth OF the city. 1T is
hoped that they will appreciate the
efforts of the committee to such an
extent as 10 warrant the carrying
out OF a program next year which
will FAR surpass anything of the
sort ever attempted in the city.