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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
Ireland Accepts Verdict
of Jury Regarding Deaths
BY United Press

By United Press
DUBLIN. Dec 3O.-Ireland Tues
day generally was Inclined to accept
the verdict Of the coroner's jury
that Lieut. Boast. shot in a fight on
the grounds of the vice regal lodge
early sunday. was killed by his own
men.
The public expressed Indignation
at the killing of Laurence Kennedy
agreeing with the verdict Of the
corOner's jury which said
We find Kennedy was killed
while on his way home by "a military
patrol. We tender our deepest sym
patty 20 his relatives"
Late testimony in the inquest in
dicaped a possible attempted attack
upon the lodee OF Viscount French
lord lieutehaut ~ Ireland but testi-
mony was 50 conflicting that many
persons were inclined o. doubt that
any movement Of Importance
aga INST the lodee was under way
The Boast verdict Presumab ply
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
MAN
GAINS SO LBS.
Simpson Was 50 Wonderfully I'm
proved Friends Fail To
Recognize Him.

Since I began taking Taniac j
have gained 3S pounds IN weight
and there has been such an i'm
provement IN my looks my friends
do not recognize me when they pass
me on the street" said r. A Simp-
son. a fireman on the p. & p. l..
railroad, living az 2001 Howett St,
Peoria. III. recently.
For eight years I suffered some
thing awful with stomach trouble
and lumbago," continued Dir. Simp-
son. "and although I tried many dn
ferent medicines never got hold OF
"A thing that did me any good.
could not eat the slightest thing
without being IN misery afterward.
and ] would fill up with gas and have
such terrible crampIng pains in my
stomach 7 could hardly bear them
The lumbago was terrible and
would have such awful pains IN nay
back. and, in fact. all through nay
BODY. that I could not straighten up
without its nearly killing me- and i
just had 90 go in a stopped posi-
ton all the time. 7 was not even able
TO lift "a shovel OF coal az times and
would get in such bad shape ]
couldn't work. Finally the stomaI
trouble. along with the lumba
and the loss of weight got me wis
I would have had 20 give up enti
"
"One day ] read a statement by
man in a Peoria newspaper wro deI
scribed his condition as being We
similar 10 mine and said that Tan
lac had completely rid him OF ~
troubles. and 7 told my wife OF Tan
lac had done so much for this man
perhaps IL would help nae also. Well.
] began taking 81. and while I hav"
not taken quite seven bottles In All
il has completely overcome al my
troubles ] have a splendid appetite
and eat three hearty meals every
day without suffering any bad after
effects. and 4 am entirely free o. ali
the pains Ina nay back for the first
time in all these years, and can
shovel as much coal into my engin
as ever could. Not only 10 some 90
my friends and neighbors fail %
recognize me. but my wife says
look so much better she can hardly
realize that ! am the same person.
and 7 feel just as good as Z look. for
Tanlac has made "a new ran OF me.
7 am so thankful for what Tanle.
has done for me never expect ro
stop praising g."
Tanlac IS sold .u south Bend bE
the Central Drug store and ln
Nlshawaka by the Red Gross
p- arrr = f-rr ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31

was reached because no revolver
was found near Kennedys body to
substantiate soldiers statements
that Kennedy fred on Boast before
he was shot down by the guard.
Soldiers who accompanied the
lieutenant chung 10 their story that
they came upon a group OF SIX men
while patrolling the grounds. Cpl
Rollestan said that while he did not
actually see Kennedy fire at Boasr
he saw the civilian put his hand in
his pocket and that a fash OF FIRE
followed.
Two other soldiers svore the,
saw Kennedy draw a revolver and
Are az Boast. one soldier said Ken
nedy fired az him before he was kill
ed.
Three civilians arrested on the
grounds soon after the fight estab.
lished their innocence and were re
leased.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
APPROVE PLAN To J
BUILD GIRLS HOME
Tentative Plans Call For
Building to Cost Approx
mateIy $500, 900.

Approval Of the board o. directors
Of the south Bend Chamber a
Commerce To the tentative plans q
the members OF the Business Won
ems Chamber of Commerce for the,
erection Of a business girls home nj
South Bend at q cost OF approEi
mately 100000 has been given. ir
was announced Tuesday.
Details Of the plans for the pro
posed home arc 20 be worked out
BY the members Of the Business
Women's Chamber OF Commerce
and when they are completed the
details will be submitted 70 the
board Of directors Of the meme or
ganization.
The erection Of the proposed home
is planned IN conjunction with the
campaign for more houses Ia South
Bend 20 be inaugurated By the
Chamber Of Commerce after the fret
Of the year.
Plan Joint Meetings.
Members OF the womsn's organ
merce are 20 hold Joint meetings.
beginning next Monday night. 20
take up the program OF work for
the year OF the two organizations.
on Monday night Health and
Sanitation" viii be the subject dis
cussed. and on Tuesday night OF next
week DR.. Emil G. Freyermuth. sec
rotary of the city board Of health.
will address the members OF the
women's organization
on Wednesday night Of next
week members OF the two organiza-
tons viii discuss Housing" and az
this meeting it is probable that fur
Their discussion OF the plans TO-
business girls home viii take place
on Friday night OF next week. the
members OF the two organizations
will discuss the hospital" part OF
their program OF work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
HAPGOOD RESIGNS AS
MINISTER TO DENMARK
By United Press

By United Press:
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-Nor-
man Hapgood, whose commission as
American minister 70 Denmark has
expired. requested Pres't Wilson not
20 send his denomination 20 the pres
ent senate. It was learned Tuesday
az the state department.
Hapgood's request, II was said.
was made to avoid embarrassment 10
the administration as a result OF
charges that HapgOod had been
sympathetic 10 the bolsheviki while
he was IN Copenhagen and had tried
10 negotiate a loan with New York
bankers for the soviet regime.
The state departments account OF
Hapgood's retirement was backed al
the white house where Il was also
made known that Hapgood viii
make public answer TO the charges
that he was in sympathy with the
bolsheviki
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
KILLS SELF WHEN
GIRL REFUSES
Montana Man Wanted to
Marry Former Plymouth
90 Young Lady.

5pecI,i 70 me Nevs-Time

Special 20 The News-Tines:
PLYMOUTH. Ind. Dec 80
Word reached Plymouth today OF the
suicide Of a young man by the name
OF Benjamin l.. Baldwin Of Great
Falls. Montana. because OF unre-
quilted love on the part Of Miss Eva
Jane Bollman. daughter o. Mr.. and
Mrs William Bollman. formerly of
Plymouth. Mr. Baldwin. a singer in
the choir of the church Of Incar-
nation al Great Falls. was found al
the home OF Mrs. J. ~ Bridges at
that place with a bullet wound In
his head which caused death. The
oOroner's jury rendered "a verdict Of
suicide. Intimate friends say that
falling health during recent weeks
caused him much anxiety The dead
man was "a years old and his par
ents reside .n North Carolina A
short time ago he contracted blood
poisoning and Assesses broke out
ON his forearm and shoulder
At the coroner's inquest testimony
was given by Mrs j. ~ Bridges. his
landlady. by Miss Eva Jane Boil
man and DR. w 4. Hulbush II de-
velopcd that Baldwin. who had been
IN an health for many months. KILL
cd himself In the presence Of Miss
Bollman. who had refused 90 marry
him. She had gone 20 the Bridges
residence 20 try 10 dissuadc him and
ne promised 10 leave the city If he
might see her once more.
u
they stood I'm the hallway. she tes-
tilted. when he pulled a gun from
his overcoat pocket.
Didn't See Gun.
II didn't see the gun, and I don't
know what happened" she testified,
FOR / heard the shot as If I'm a
dream and I ran from the hallway
and Mrs Bridges tells me that ]
screamed and tainted
Miss Bollman was so near az the
time that she was covered with
blood which spurted from the
wound
The body of the dead man who
was formerly I'm the service. was
taken 10 the home OF his parents ia
Baltimore, ~ c., for burial
Miss BolIman left Plymouth for
Montana with her parents four years
ago. She is a splendid young wom-
an. a graduate OF the Plymouth high
school. Her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. @. Bollman. reside in West
township. Mrs. William O'Keefe Of
this city is her aunt. being a sister
OF her father. u. r. Snyder is an
uncle OF the young lady.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
CAROLINE.

It's "a curious fact that some
heroes lose. rather than gain. pop
ularity. when their deeds are re-
corded i'm romance. such was the
ease of the famous Kari OF the
Franks. who is responsible for the
origin of the feminine name Caro-
line The great emperor has suffer-
cd al the hands of romantic chroni-
eiers but history preserved the
memory of carlo Hagno and from
his name came long series OF mas
Culine and feminine proper names.
The first feminine translation
known i'm CarIota. This name is sy-
uonomOus with Charlotte i'm those
early times. and indeed. Charlotte
and the Caroline of today are almost
interchangeable, II their origin is TO
0e observed. no matter how separate
r nj distinct they seem 90 be. Char
iotte. or Carlota Of Savoy married
Louis XI and introduced the name
60 French royalty Charlotte d'Albret
had the misfortune 90 bc given i'm
marriage to Cesare Borgia and had
one daughter. who married into the
house of La Tremouille whence the
brave Lady Derby carried it into
England
The Huguotism 81 that house
connected it with the house OF
BOuillOn whose heiress. Garcia. or
Charlotte. was married i'm 1855.
There. the house of Orange derived
it and IL became known in Germany
and was brought 90 England i'm its
full popularity by the Sood queen
If George III. 10 gained sentimental
vogue and an international fame
through Goethe who chose the name
for his heroine OF "Werther"
The first Carolina was evolved I'm
Italy but was quickly adopted by
southern Germany and in turn
brought 20 England by the wife OF
George II, who made it extremely
popular among the nobility Ameri
"a received IL nrst through the Caro-
mas North and SOUTH and It's
.ame and popularity as n feminine
proper name spread rapidly
Carline has numberless deriva-
ives and contra Ctions. England calls
aer Charlotte. lofty. Chatty. Caro-
inc and Carrie. In France she is
Carolina, Charlotte and Lolotte Car
iota and Lola are purely Spanish
and Carlotta and Carolina are the
Italian versions. Germany preserves
the original preference for Char
lotte. CAROLYN and LinR
Carolne's talismanic gem Is the
diamond. II promises her faithful
love, II she is married, it VIII en-
hance the love OF her husband but
10 should never be purchas q as 1t is
only potent when it Is a gift Her
lucky day IS Saturday and Z is her
lucky number.
Copyright. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31

TO have spent the quarter in riotous
living.
The prosecutor was cited 10 show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt in the amount Of one
case OF spaghetti from the thinner
Dam bacher collection. He was
given a suspended sentence when
he promised 10 furnish a box Of
cigars at 1870 IN the afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
DIR. MEEINER GIVES TALK.

~ IuitcU Iress
CHICAGO. Dec. O.-Misunder-
standing between capital and labor
are largely due 10 absentee land
lordism in industry. Or. Royal
Meeker. United States commissioner
OF labor statistics. declared I'm an
address here before the American
Economic association Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
ROBERT BLUM LODGE No. s7s.
l. q. q. +.

The regular meeting will be held
Friday. Jan. p. 1890 at ,. n. In
stauation OF officers All members
requested to attend this meeting.
Business or importance 20 be trans
acted g. q Lang secy Carl Hobel.
a. G-Advt s6TS-S1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31
WHAT'S In A NAME

Facts about your name; its
history; its meaning; whence il
was derived; It's significance;
your lucky day and lucky Jewel.
by MILDRED MARSHALL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31

btatl0n r ~ OK, y. = Ih0l6auls,
both sexes, who were addicted 70 cigarettes,
pipe, chewing, snuf, ETC., have been glad
dened b. this free book. Getting rid q
tobacco habit often means better health.
calm nerves peaceful sleep. improved
eyesight. stronger heart, increased phvgi.
cal power. clean breath, LONGER Liz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31

Savings accounts started before
Jan. II draw interest at 4 per cent
from Jan 1 Farmers Trust CO.
Advt-s65l-lO|
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31

open house az Y. ~. q. g. -'f DAY
Sew Years. special dinner served
T. cafeteria. J. TO $3.50 Concert Cos
apollo concert orchestra. 1ls TO
go New Years.-AdvL SGSO-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-31

Statue, and crucnNes al Schill-
S645-3I
The Home news., 1919-08-01
Brought from Page Two.

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The Home news., 1919-08-01

Ns MecRoRY. ARKANSAS PAGE FIVE
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 50 Homer chaney grand jury day
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-04-01

C. F. WALL HAS BIG SALE.

One of the largest sales ever held
in jefferson County was that of G. F.
Wall last week. There was sold just
before, during and just after the big
sale at his farm, over hundred hor-
SEES and mules, one hundred and three
steers, IL bulls, SO cows, bringing up
wards of $4,000.
Mr.. Wallis theory that his custom
er is always right, and selling under
a guarantee that stock must be just as
represented, with the understanding
that anything not as represented will
be adjusted before leaving the farm
or stock can be left, is winning out.
1t is his aim to sell good servicable
stock to his customers and not mis-
represent it. A child can buy at his
sales. You have the advantage OF an
experienced buyer. A farmer can
not afford to spend week looking
up what they want for a couple of
dollars, when he can be well satisfied,
as Mr.. Wall handles several hundred
each week.
Mr.. Rawlins of Virginia, purchased
80 steers,27 steers went to dealer
at Toms Brook, Va, 10 cows and
steers went to Hagerstown, Md
Many other out of town dealers
bought. The annual April sale will
be held some time in April and Mr.
Wall will sell anything for you or
commission. No bybidding allowed
What is offered must be sold.
1t is a convenience to sell what
one does not need and to only
spend an hour or two to buy what
you want. Quite number made
good profits reselling, as the cows
and horses did not sell high. So at
tend Wallis next sale, as it is an en-
terprise that will be good for oul
county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-04-01
PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my farm, and in
tending to discontinue farming
will offer for sale at my residence,
5 miles south of Charles Town, on
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1919
the following personal property
10 HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
No. 1, Logan, brown horse 8 yrs.
old. works anywhere hitched. No.
2. Alice, grey mare years old, works
anywhere hitched, in foal by WINS
Percheron stallion. No. 3, BOD,
grey horse a years DID,. works any
where hitched. No. A, Maud, grey
mare Is years old, works anywhere
No. 5, Rose, bay mare, Is years old,
a good general purpose horse. Nos.
and 7, Morgan and Mike, colts COM
ing two years old, Percherons. Nos
|8. 9 and 10 yearling mare colts, ex-
ceptionally fine ones. Also one pony
4 wears old, broken to ride and drive.
10 HEAD OF CATTLE
Two COWS with calves by their side;
one COW in full flow of milk; one
thoroughbred Jersey cow will be fresh
bv day of sale; one Holstein heifer
will be fresh by day of sale, three
heifers. two of them Jerseys, will be
fresh in May; one Jersey and Hols-
tein crossed, fresh in early fall. l
thoroughbred Holstein bull coming z
wears old, a fine one These cattle
are all home raised.
20 HEAD OF HOGS
One Poland China sow with 10 pigs
one registered Hampshire boar COM
! ing two years old, quiet one; two
hogs weigh about $50 lbs, 16 shoats
ranging from rs to 125 pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
One Brown wagon with bed, good
one, / two-horse wagon, Brown make,
/ one Milwaukee binder lift. cut, IN
good condition; one new Hoosler drill
! Chloe, Deering mower IN good condl-
ton; Deering horse rake, large one,
corn planter, /. Case, a new one /;
Brown cultivator, 3 double shovel
plows, new harrow, used for last fall
wheat crop only; one old harrow, 2
Oliver Chilled plows, pair shelvings
20 fit. long, log roller, treble tree,
3 double trees, IL single trees, pair
spreaders, briar scythe, new grain
cradle and rake, good cutting box.
NESS-Harness complete for
four-horse team, with new housings,
Shugarts make; a pairs pillow gears,
patent names, pair check lines, wag-
on line, wagon saddle, collars, g
pads, 6 brides, 6 leather halters.
One No. IL DeLaval cream separa-
tor good as new, about SO chickens,
6 white muscovy ducks, flour ducks
and two drakes), 8 geese, cans OF
lard.
| TERMS:-A credit of IL months
will be given on all sums of $40 and
over, purchaser to give interest bear
ing note, payable at the Bank OF
Charles Town. Under $40 cash. No
property to be removed until settled
for. Sale to begin at 10 a. M
| Everything offered will positively be
sold. No by-bidding.
GEO. w. WEST.
T. J. West, Auctioneer
B.F. Yates and C. H. Moore, Clerks
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-04-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Charles Town, Jefferson coun-
ty, w. Va, on Saturday, March 20.
1919. Persons calling for same will
be required to pay one cent for each
letter.
r. D. Damewood, Charles Duglas,
Frederick Hartht, E. B. Hamois,
Roby Hamilton, Trudy Kimewer, G.
W. Hoffman, Edgar Smallwood, Mrs.
j. N. Conrad, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. R.
j. Hamilton, Miss Lola Janett, Mrs.
E. P. Mason, Mrs. G. W. Whiting
ton, Mrs. G. F. Wood. 2 letters.
The above letters, if not called for
within fifteen days will be sent to the
dead letter Office. Persons calling for
them will please say that they are adj
vertised. S. C. YOUNG. P. N.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-04-01
That Certain Lot
or parcel of land improved by
Dwelling House, Etc.

thereon. situate at the northeast corner OF
Washington Street and Mount Parvo AVenue
in Charles Town in said county. fronting oZ
feet inches. more or less. on washington rs,
Street, and running back northeriy as .
tanre Of l32 feet more or less along MI
Parvo Avenue, to an foot alley; being the
recent residence of Mr.. Charles E. Conrad.
The above property was conveyed 70 tne
A4id Charles E. Conrad by Sarah H. Armen-
trout and husband by deed of April lst,
1903, recorded in the County Clerks once
Of said county in deed book l02, page 5lo'
and it was conveyed by said Charles f. Con-
rad and wife to b. D. Gibson. trustee ny
deed of January 18th. 1912, recorded IN SAID
Office in Deed Book LOT page 161, to secure
certain obligations to the Fidelity Building
and Loan Association, for payment OF which
sale is made.
TERMS OF SALE third cash on
day of sale, balance in two equal payments,
PAYABLE respectfully in one and two years
evidenced by notes of the purchaser bearing
interest from day of sale, secured by reten-
ton of title and assignment of Fire lnsur,
ance policy in amount equal to the deferred
JAMES M MASON, JR.
FORREST A. BROWN,
Receivers