The St. Joseph observer., 1920-05-22

att' hdipH NoStlBan, II. Mchenury,
w. c. Green and w. W. Wheeler.
Thieves entered c. r. Bellon's bak-
cry at 2601 Lafayette, Sunday night.
and not only stole $50 Liberty bond,
but carried away a $50 pound steel
safe as well.
Minnie Mack, colored, was arrested
Monday for carving up" Rose Nor
ton, also colored. in a little Sunday
afternoon matinee performance.
Walter Gore plead guilty before
Judge Utz Monday to holding up A.
II. Esbury Dec. LIST and robbing him.
and was given seven years in the pen.
DR.. W. l. Kenney was appointed
executive officer of the new Rifle
Club of Jack Schneider Post at
meeting held Sunday.
Meierhoffer Undertaking Co. pre-
sents character. service and consider
htion. Ninth and Felix Phone nj.
se6.-Adv.
Harry L. George, the Indian curio
collector. has loaned a fine collection
of Indian relics to the public library.
William Prebeno, a Rulo, Neb.,
youth. was brought to a hospital here
! Sunday suffering from a bullet wound
in the neck, accidentally inflicted.
Van Allen Fry Of klamath Falls.
Oregon. and Robert McCord and John
Miller Of Kansas City were arrested
here Sunday with a stolen car in their
possession. They were taken back to
Kansas City.
| Mrs. Vida NJ. Boyce, formerly of
this city. died in a Kansas City hos
pital Sunday.
The funeral of Cecil Gore. the res
taurant man who was shot by his
wife. occurred at RushvilIe. his old
home. Sunday. Interment was in
Sugar Creek cemetery.
Marry for wealth. happiness. Hun
ldreds rich. attractive. congenial. will
ing to wed. Photos free. Mrs. Warn.
221sh Temple ST.. Los Angeles. Cal.
l--(Advt.)
The st. Joseph teachers, Ralph w.
Polk, Miss Cecilia Crawford. Anna f.
Riddle and Katherine Spencer. who
appeared before the state board of
equalization Tuesday in behalf of an
increased assessment in order that
teachers pay may be further raised
returned home quite well satisfied
with their work before the board.
The Junior r o. T. C. held tour
uament at League Park Wednesday
which was largely attended. and in
which the contests were spirited.
Mrs. Mary J. Painter. wife Of Johr
T Painter, a former well known
Burlington contractor. died wednes
day.
' In order that school teachers whC
may desire to leave as soon as the
school term is completed. the board
, will issue the pay checks for tn,
month on May 2s.
Rock Undertaking Co. Lady at
tendant, sls Frederick avenus.-Ady
= The widening of the Easton -Saxtol
= road has been stopped because Johi
d Rarnes and Henry Roach refuse Il
y give 20 feet for the right of way.
is hoped to adjust the difficulty,
! The letter carriers have donne'
I their straw hats and denim waists
Ed c. Guyer, a well known Gra
: ham hardware dealer, was in the cit
Ie Wednesday.
K w. b. Smith. q street railway line
r. man. had his skull slightly fracture
{. Tuesday when a fellow workme
dropped fuse on his head,
IS Don Riiey's Motor Inn. Storage an
best repair department in city. Ia
dies rest room and free check roor
In connection Seventh and julia
Ad'
s: Supt. Morris OF the free labor bJ
3 reau is now lining up all the men b
I: can get for the harvest rush.
s. Samuel Grinspan. a Russian JeE
# who fought with the British army
& Palestine, leaving here in 1914 Il
S that purpose. now finds that he car