Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 18

DECATUR HERALD t8 THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1929 DECATUR HERALD Classified Advertising Rates Effective April 15. 1927 MOKNINO AHU EVKWINO BOTH rOH THE PRICK Oft ONE THE QUO OARUNJQ- 1 1 VC' no! hsainV i rULQO WOMOERFOU I FROM 0-4- OVER AM- HOWM-yblWQ- XV, HCA, ak uim. I I i Mr. touched I MuoiciAKi- rrfti i v--r FROM KEMTUCKY- SHELBY JUDGING SQUAD ENTERED IN STATE MEET fi Bringing Up Father High School Team Will Be in Urbana Friday and Saturday Mt 1 3 (ww, iHt'l Fc Great iui i DECATUR HERALD Radio Program Coles County Fires Highway Superintendent; Claim Unwise Plan in Marketing of Bonds LOOK MAGGIE fTHAT OLD GEMTLEJ MAM ACROra CTHE COURT lb two ycrrs zgo. Diisansfaction with the means employed in marketing a $100,000 road bond issue was given as the cause of Starbuck's dismissal by the supervisors Tuesday afternoon.

Members of the board claimed that the county lost $5,000 in the manner employed in marketirg of the road boid issue. BANANA ENDURANCE MARK HAS BEEN SET BY BOY BEER CHAMP CHARLESTON, June 12 Reuben White, Charleston youth who drank eight full sized root beers in 63 seconds a year ago, now holds another record. Saturday night at the W. A. Mitchell store, friends wagered him he couldn't eat a dozen bananas in four minutes.

"Rube" downed exactly 17 bananas in five minutes. He said, between jabs at a banana he was baling, "I am going to get something to eat after I finish up on this kind of stuff." "Rube" has been offered a position in the West to act as a second in a comedy role. CORNERSTONE WILLjE LAID Masons Make Final Plans for Affair; Gov. Emmer-son to Attend MATTOON, June 13 The committee chairmen, George Fye, master of Mattoon lodge 260 A. F.

A. George O. Cobb, head of the arrangement committee, H. O. Ragland, head of the program committee; Earl F.

Collins, head of the music committee; Harley Presnel, representative of the publicity committee; F. S. Schilling, head of the parade committee; and Gilbert C. Turner, head of the invitation committee, have been in charge of the plans for the laying of the corner stone of the new Masonic Temple Saturday afternoon, met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple to complete arrangements. On Northeast Corner According to the ancient rites of the Masonic fraternity the stone will be laid on the northeast corner of the building.

George Ballard, the general contractor will erect a platform about the corner to accommodate the members of the Grand lodge of Masons and those on the official program. A preliminary to the program will be a street parade with Knights Templar as escort. The cornerstone laying will be in charge of the Grand lodge of Illinois with Governor Em-merson, grand master, presiding. The program will be under the auspices of Mattoon lodge No. 260 A.

F. A. M. Special invitations have been extended to the Knights Templar of the 5th and 6th districts. Emmerson ComlnsT Invitations have been extended to the Blue lodges, Chapters, Councils RANKED AS FAVORITE I SHELBYVILLE, June 13 Thej Shelbyville High school agricultural! judging team, composed of Leroy Gains, Frank Durst and Norris Henry, fat stock judges; Gail Elbert, 5 Vance Hubner and Lester Biehler, dairy; Karl Hudson and Woodrow KuU.

poultry; Alvin Reed and Wal-i. ter Kessel, grain, and Carl Herten 1' and Ray Riley, corn, coached by L. A. Hodam, teacher of agriculture, has been entered in the state judging contest in the University of Illinois ij Friday and Saturday. More than 000 boys representing vocational agricultural classes in 125 High schools will take part in the judging.

More Interest During the ten years these judging i' contests have enjoyed a enal grovth. The first contest in 1920 attracted 138 students, senting.46 schools. Last year's com- petition was between 900 students i who represented 124 schools of Illi-! nois. i Shelbyville won tenth place in the i state judging last year, but is picked i along with Atwood, Oakland and As-I sumption to rank as among the formidable contenders for high honors this year. Illiopolis Man, St Louis Girl, Married June 1 ILLIOPOLIS, June 12 Friends at this place have received the announcement of the marriage of Ray of Illiopolis and Miss Rose Oechsner of St.

Louis. The marriage was solemnized in St. Louis at 4 o'clock Saturday aft- ernoon, June 1. Mrs. Ward resided with her mother at 5746 Vivian ave- i nue, St.

Louis, but had been the I teacher in the Domestic Science de-! partment of the Illiopolis Community i High school for the past five years. Mr. Ward is the son of John Warjl of this place. He is foreman of the 1 state hard road appointees, having received his appointment at the be-j ginning of Governor Small's admin-i istration. I WOMAN WHO LEAPED i OFF TRUCK SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULL SALEM.

June 13 Mrs. Stella Branch, the young woman who jumped from a milk truck Saturday afternoon on Route 2 near Vandalia, striking her head on the pavement, has been taken to St. Mary's hospital at Centralia where an x-ray exam-i ination showed a badly fractured skull. She is being held in the hospital for observation to determine the Secessity fan operation. PICKAWAY TOWNSHIP WOMAN DIES TUESDAY SHELBYVILLE, June 13 Mrs.

Mary Victoria Reed, of Pickaway township, died at her home at an early hour Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. She was a daughter of William and Eunice Orchard McKinney and was born April 13, 1S39. She is survived the following children: Flora, at home: Mrs. Neva Hall, of Vera: Mrs. Effie Rawlings, of Monte Vista.

Homer and Otis, of Yantisville, and Oscar Reed, ef San Antonio, Tex. Nurse Home Suffering Tubercular Pneumonia CLOCK Thursday's Outstanding Daytime Programs a. System (WJZ) The Blue Birds to KWK WREN. 9:00 a Columbia Network. Ida Bailey Allen.

9:15 a. NBC System (WEAF) Household Institute. 12:30 p. WLW Cincinnati. Matinee Players.

1:45 p. WMAQ Chicago. Cubs vs. Phillies. 1:45 p.

WLW Cincinnati. Cin-cincinnati vs. Brooklyn. 8:00 p. NBC System (WJZ) U.

S. Naw Band to WRC. p. KSTP St. Paul.

St. Paul vs. Columbus. WRVA r.Ichmond. Orchestra; Amos Ajdy.

UTAH Cleveland. Dinner Music. WWJ Detroit. Dinner program. 5:39 KTW Chicago.

Straight's Orchestra. WBBM (7T0-3S9) Chicago. Dinner Dance. WDAK lil0-492) Kansas City. School of the Air.

TVGY-t79u-379) Schenectady. String Quartet. WGN" (720-416) Chicago. Scores; Chapman's Orchestra. WHAM r.ochester.

Eastman School. WLW (700-428) Cincinnati. Crosley Din- WLs' (S70-313) Chicago. Music: talk. WJIt I750-4IMI) Detroli.

Pinner Music. WOR (710-422) Newark. Entertainers WTMJ (620-4o7) iii.nuukce. beckatary Hawkins. 6:00 KFAB (770-359) Liucoln Vic Meyers Orchestra.

Kl-'NK (S90-337) Shenandoah. Letter Basket: Features. WADC (1340-223) Akron. aried Pro-Gram. Wi'CO- S10-370) Paul.

Lowry Orchestra; Book Man. (970-30!) Chicago. Kozak Orchestra. WGN f720-41B Chicago. Floorwalker.

WOR (530-345 Buffalo. Soprano. WGV (790-379) Schenectady. Farm Program. WGHP (1220-24C) Detroit.

Dinner Music. WHK (139U-210) Cleveland. I.B.S.A. Ker- WLseS( 870-343) Chicago. Markets: The Angelus.

WMAQ C70-447) Chicago. U. of Chicago Lecture. WOR (710-422) Newark. Musical Overtones.

WPG (1100-272) Atlantic City. Scores; ymns. WRVA (1110-270) Richmond. Richmond Club: Talk. WSB (740-403) Atlanta.

Pomar Orchestra. WS.M (S50-461) Nashville. String Quartet; News. 6:00 WTAM (1070-2SO) Cleveland Concert Program. WTMJ (620-4S7) Milwaukee.

Orchestra; News. 6:20 WMAQ cli.cago. Health talk; Entertainers. 6:.10 KM A (S90-337) Shenandoah. Varied pro-.

gram. Wi All 11430-203) Columbus. TVatchtower Program. WLS IS70-345) Chicago. Farm Forum.

WC.R Newark. Stock Co. WRVA (1110-270) Richmond. School program. WSB (740-4051 Atlanta Concert.

WTAG (6S0-517) Wnrt-hcstcr. Music Hour WCO (R10-370) Paul. State Government; Mus'e. WGN (720-41 R) Chicago. Musical program.

WI.S (S70-345) Chicago. String Sextet. WM.AQ Chicago. Sleepy wat er Froirram. WOR (710-422) Newark.

Lone Star Rang ers. 1:30 WCFT, (970-309) Chicago. Music of the Nations. WMAQ Chicago. Minstrel Show.

KDTvA (9S0-306) Pittsburgh. Maytag Pro-pram. WRBM (770-3S9) Chicago. The Mange- lorllans. WDAF (610-492) Kansas City.

Fashion. Review. I I itfuv a 1 1 t'm 11.4, M. 2.S, up to 13 woros I .7 12 to 1 words It to 2t words .41 let L44 lit 2 2fc to 20 words 17 to -2 words 41 to 4t words 49 to S4 words hi to 61 words 1.05 1.2 1.2t 2 II 124 2 40 3.X i.es 1 to words LIPKRAX, CASH UISCOtniT FOR WITH ORDER OR ACCOUNTS IN FROM DATE fj CLASSIFICATIONS 1 Personals 1 Card of 'Ihsnks I Funeral Notice 4 Lost and Found Cemeterr Lou and Monumsnu EMPLOTMKNT GROUP Help Wanted Ma: 7 Help Wanted 1-eaialv Help Wanted Male sr Tenia's. 9 fcalesmto and Agents 1 Situations wanted MaU 11 Situations Wanted BOARD AND LODOINO 13 Rooms and Board 13 Rooms W'thout Bosr 14 Rooms for Housekeeping It Rooms Wanted 14 Meals Day or Week 17 Restaurants and Cafes 1 Baggage and Trantfer It Taxi Service INSTRUCTION GROUT 21 Music and Dramatic 33 Dancing 2 Trade Schools MERCHANDISE GROUP 24 Wanted to Buy 15 Household Goods 26 Musical Instruments 27 Wearing Apparel 21 Farm Dairy ducts 2 Seeds and Plants 30 F-uel and furnaces tl Building Materials 32 Machinery end Tools 31 Typewriters 34 Business and Office Equlpmnt 3i Office Supplies 36 For Sale Miscellaneous 37 Exchange Miscellaneous It Boats and Motors BUSINESS SERTICS 33 Special Service 40 Beauty Parlors 41 Dressmaking and Sewing 42 -Cleaning and Dyeing: 43 Washing and Cleaning 44 Furriers 45 Tailoring Pressing 49 Insurance 4 Professional Services RENTAL GROUP 50 Radio-Electrical 51 Plumbing and Heating 3 Livestock 54 Poultry and Esgs Si Dog.

Birds, Pets it Rabbits LIVtrsTGCX GROUP S7 Grain Hay and Feed 6S Houses for Rent 69 Apartments and Fiats 60 Stores. Offices for Rent 61 Suburban, for Rent 63 Summer Cottages for Rent 63 Garages for Rent 64 Moving. Trucking. Storage 6i For Rent Miscellaneous 6 Farms for Rent 7 Wanted to Rent KEAL EbTATE GROUP 9 Houses for Sale 70 suburban Property 71 Vacant Lots 72 Farms and Lands 73 Business Properly 74 Real Estate to Exchange Tl Wanted Real Estate 76 Builders and Contractors FINANCIAL GROUP 78 Business Propositions 79 fctocka and Bonds S3 Money to Loan 81 Wanted Money 82 Bids Wanted AUTOMOBILE GEOUr 84 Automobiles for Sal 84a Trucks for Sale S3 Autos to Exchange tf Auto Accessories- Parts 47 Service fetation 68 Auto Repairing 89 Auto Storage 90 Auto Paintmr PUBLIC NOTICE PERSONALS WANT TO CARE for children by week or evening. Cail 6 P.

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Ke-Howard Fluckey. Mt. Zion. HAND BAG. Brown leather coniai money nnd valuable articles.

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Stand. Wabash Depot. Apply LEGAL NOTICES ADJUSTMENT NOTICE All persons having claims Estate of Harry H. Harris, deceased, notified and requested to sttend tc August A. D.

Probate Term County Court of Macon County, IKuro fixed for the adjustment thereof. Dated this 4th dav of June. A. D-EDNA HARRIS- Executr EMANCAL ROSENBERG. Attorney.

APJCSTJIEM NOTICE. All persons having claims against estate of Emma A. Anderson, deceases, are notified and requested to attend tns August. 1929 probate term of the Court of Macon county, Illinois, fea the adjustment thereof. Dated this ISth day of May.

A- D- J-- -BERTHA L. MARs Executrix. Deck, Jack Bosses. Attorneys. ADJUSTMENT NOTICc All persons havine claims against estate of Isabel P.

Vennigerholz. ec are notified and requested to sttend Auirust. 129. probate term of the conn-court of Macon county. Illinois, fixed it the ad.iu8'ment thereof.

Dated this 1st dov of June. A. D. ISABEL V. LEFOROEE-Executrix.

LEFORGEE. BLACK SAMUELi Attorneys. WORK ON SLAB GETSJETBACK Heavy Rains Wednesday Halt Progress on Route 142 Paving SALEM, June 13 Road construction on Route 142 received another halt when a hard rain fell Wednesday morning. The Ransom Construction com pany with a large force of men had been getting in good time for the last week, not halting tor Sunday and putting in two hours extra some days. The grading is finished as far north as the Illinois Central rail road, 41 miles north of Salem.

Ready to Four Slab' is finished a distance of one and one-half miles north from th; city limits and forms are placed and sub-grading done for a considerable stretch. They were ready to again pour concrete Wednesday morning but the rain will delay the work again. Move Tents The work tents and mule sheds have been moved to a point just south of the I. C. railroad and the working force fs divided into a group working each way.

MANY GRADUATES OF ILLINOIS FROM SHELBY TERRITORY SHELBYVILLE, June 13 Ap proximately 2,300 degrees were con ferred by the U. of I. Wednesday, 11 of which are from Shelby county as follows Assumption Norman Bernardus McClure, B. S. Findlay Walter Frederick Crowd-er.

M. S. Moweaqua James artin Nul-bach, B. S. Shelbyville Isabelle Corine Foster, Karl King Hoagland, LL.

Samuel George Jenkins, A. Edward Martz, B. S. Tower Hill Dorothy Louise Dart, A. Howard Kenneth Story, A.

B. GIVE BASKET DINNER IN HONOR OF FRIENDS ARCOLA, June 12 Abe Eckert of Lebanon, and Sam Woolford of Rupert, are here for a visit with relatives in Areola and vicinity and in honor of their visit a six o'clock basket dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hamilton with the following relatives and friends present to'tnjoy the occasion: Mr. and Mrs.

Will Bachman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins and daughter Lela, Mr. and Mrs. Thur-man Bennett and daughter Jean, Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Bailey and son Dean, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Hamilton and daughter Marjory Ann and Miss Delta Hamilton of Champaign; Mrs. H. R. Bailey and daughter Helen of Gulf port, Abe Eckert of Lebanon, and Sam Woolford of Rupert, Ida. Mr.

and Mrs. George Talbott, Areola. and Knights Templar, Easter Star lodges and White Shrine from a radius of many miles. The speaker chosen at the meeting Tuesday evening was Rev. John Thomas, of Springfield, who will make the principal address.

Governor Emmerson will lay the cornerstone and C. H. Fletcher will introduce the speakers. of the new Cook county jail, a 000,000 institution opened only recently to take the place of an an tiquated prison with a history of scandals that included the escape of "Terrible Tommy" O'Connor, the Drugan-Lake sortees, scandal and the McErlane liquor revelations. Given Free Hand Fogarty came to Chicago in September, 1926, at the request of a civic commission to take over the wardenship.

He was given a free hand in the instituton that had been rocked by scandals. In a short time he instituted what amounted to a civil service list of employes and escapes and scandals were heard no more. Recently rumors of political troubles between Sheriff John Traeger was attempting to load prison payrolls with petty politicians. Traeger appointed Fogarty's assistant, David Moneypenny, to the job. Moneypenny, who also worked under Fogarty at Michigan City, broke down and cried when he learned his chief was dead- He said he would carry out Fo garty policies in administration of his new position.

DECATUR MORNING HERALD Subscription Price Bt Mall I year advance on Rural Routes in Central 13.60 1 year In advancn In Towns In Illinois (except Chlcaio) and ttural Routes outside of Decarur Trading 1 5. 09 I months Id adrancs 2.76 3 months In advancs 1 month In advancs I -ti By carrier delivery In Decatur and outside towns. 16c per week Member or Associated Press The AMuclatco Press la exclusively en titled to the use or republications of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited this paper on all the local news published therein. S00-333) Clearwater. Music School WGES Chicago.

Studio Pro WHK (1390-216) Cleveland. Luna Park Orchestra. WLW (700-42S) Cincinnati. Marmon Hour (870-345) Chicago. Round-Up.

WMAQ Chicago. Musical Program. WOR (710-422) Newark. Soloist Ensemble. WPG (1100-272) Atlantic City.

Announced WCFL (970-309) Chicago. Musical Potpourri. 8:30 KWKH (830-332) Shreveport. Studio Program. WBAP (800-374) Ft.

Worth. Sunflower WDAF (610-492) Kansas City. String Orchestra. ADD 2 THURSDAY KMBC (S50-316) Kansas City. Maytag liadioetle.

KYW (1020-294) Chicago. News; Orches-tia. WBBM (770-3S9) Chicago. Studio Frolic. WCCO (810-370) Taul.

Pianist; Minnesota Theater. WGN (721-416) Chicago. Tomorrows Tribune; WGR (550-454) Buffalo. News; Statler Orchestra. WGHP (1220-246) Detroit.

Dance Program. WIBO (570-526) Chicago. Popular; Dance Program. W.IR (750-4001 Detroit. Pinglnff School.

WKBW (1470-204) Buffalo. Candy's Orchestra. Vi'LW (700-42S) Cincinnati. llollings-worth Hall. WI.S (S7n-r45) Cliica-ro.

All-State Hour. WMAQ Chicago. Amos Andy: Concert Orchestra. WOR "(710-422) Newark. Dance Mus'c.

WSf (639-461) Nashville. S.udio Concert. WTMJ (620-4S7) Milwaukee. Studio Feature. WON" (720-416) Chicago.

Floorwalker; Nighthawks. KMBC (930-315) Kansas City. Dance Music; Studio. WCAE (1210-242) Pittsburgh. Brown's Orchestra.

WGY (790-397) Schenectady. OrsrP.n. WJR (730-400) Detroit. Ames Andy; Dance Music. WLW (700-428) Cincinnati.

Theis Orchestra. UfM (630-461) Nashville. "Man TVho Know3." WTAM (1070-250) Cleveland. Variety Hour. 10:00 KYW (1020-294) Chicago.

Panico's Orchestra. KOA (830-361) Denver. Serenaders: News. KPRC (350 545) Houston. Amos Andy Studio.

KMOX (1090-275) St. Louis. Dance Music. WDAF (610-492) Kansas City. Amos 'n' Andv; Bernie's Orchestra.

WENR Chicago. Westphal Orchestra: Entertainer. WFLA (900-333) Clearwater. Dance Orchestra. WHK (1.190-21C Cleveland.

Amos 'n- Andv; Day's Fun Club. WJR (750-400) Detroit. Dance Music; Organ. WLW (7C0-428) Cincinnati. Crosley P.e-vlew.

WMAQ Chicago. Dance Orchestra. WRVA (1110-270) Richmond. Luxury Boosters. WSB (740-40S1 Atlanta.

Am! n' Andy. WTM.T (520-1S7) Milwaukee. Melody Market. WSB (740-405) Atlar.t-i. Organ.

11:90 KTW (1020-294) Chicago. Dance Music. WENR (S7n-343 Chicago. Vaudeville. WGES (1360-220) Chicago.

In Paradise. WLW (700-42S) Cleveland. Gibson Orchestra. Variety. TVTMJ (620-487) Milwaukee.

Dancn Music. (Copyright 1920 by Audio Service, Chicago.) KSD. WOW, WDAF. 7:30 Maxwell Concert (NBC) WJZ, WHAM, KDKA, WBZ, WBZA, WBAL. KYW, WLW, WJR, WTMJ, KSD, KPRC, WHAS, WSM.

WSB. WBT, WOW, WJAX, WDAF, KSTP. WHO, WEBC, KOA, WRVA, WMC, WFAA. Broadway Lights-Dance Music (NBC) WEAF, WTAG, WFI, WRC, WGY, WWJ. Sonora Hour (Columbia) Same network as "Detective WCCO Replaces WFBM.

8:00 Halsey Stuart Hour (NBC) WEAF, WTIC, WJAR, WTAG, WEEI, WCSH, WFI, WRC, WGY, WGR, WCAE, WWJ, WTMJ, KSD, WOW, WFAA, KPRC, WOAI, WSM, WAPI, WHAS, WSB, WBT. KOA, KYW. WHO, WMC, WRVA, WBAX, WSMB, WJAX. Atwater Kent Dance orch. '(NBC) WJZ, WBZ, WHAM, WJR, KWK, WTAM, WGN.

Olsen Hour (Columbia) Same net work at Sonora Hour, add WISN, WFAN. 8:30 Libby Program-Maria Kurenko, soprano (NBC) WJZ, WREN, WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WJR, KYW, KWK, KOA, WLW, WHAS, WSM, WMC, WSB, WAPI, Concert Bureau Hour (NBC) WEAF, WGR, WRC, WFI, WMC, wii. WWJ, WFJC, WTOD WRVA, WSAL WTAG, WCAE, WOW. WSMB, WPTF. WSM 9:00 Slumber Music (NBC) WJZ WRC, KDKA.

WBAL. 9:30 St. Regis Orch. (NBC) WEAF WWJ, WHO, WMC, xvr-rtv, IV It 10:00 Dave Bernie's orchestra (Nun WEAF, WRC, KSD, WDAF, WSM, TITAUr 1 'VJ BY THE 3:00 WCX (730-400) Detroit. News Bulletins.

Matinee. 3:30 WADC 1340-22r.) Akron. Dinnr concert. WBAP (800-375 Ft. Worth.

Ft. Worth vs Houston. WJ? New York. Children's -ogram. WLW Cincinnati.

Hawaiiane. 4:30 KMBC (950-316) Kansas City. Dinner program. WOV (790-373) Schenectady. Ten Eyck Concert to WHAM.

WON (720-UG) Chicago. Readings; Uncle Quin. WCfl Buffalo. Statler Orchestra. WIP (610-49:) Philadelphia.

Concert Orchestra. WJZ New Xorlc Pollack Orchestra. WLW (700-12S) Cincinnati. Markets; Glad Girls. 5:00 WBBM (770-3S9) Chicago.

Studio Orchestra: Organ. WCAE (1240-242) Pittsburgh. Pianist; Books; Unrle Gimbee. WCFIj (970-309) Chicago. Vaudeville; Studio.

WHK (1390-216) Cleveland. Scores; Dog talk. WIP (610-492) Philadelphia. 1'ncle WIp. WT.S 1870-343) Chii-ago.

Sports; Duo. WMAQ C.70-417) Chicago. News and Davis Orchestra. WOW (590-508) Omaha. Dinner program; scores.

WOR (710-422) Newark. "Sunshine." Sunday School Group Elects New Officers MONTICELLO, June 12 The attendance at the annual meeting of the Sunday school association of Piatt county in Bement last week was not good. Only 14 out of the 39 Sunday schools in the county were represented. Officers elected for the ensuing year are: President Charles Mosgrove of Mansfield; vice-president, Walter Copenhaver, Mansfield; secretary and treasurer. Miss Carrie Ham mond, Bement; superintendent chil dren's division, Mrs.

J. F. Brooks, Mansfield; young peoples division Wllma Furnish, White Heath; adult superintendent, E. R. Thompson, Bement; administration superintendent J.

C. Lamb, Bement; leadership su perintendent, G. W. Sutton, Monti- cello. ARCOLA Joseph Gosgin -who lias just finished his third year at Notre Dame University, South Bend.

is home for the summer vacation. He will graduate from the electrical engineering department next year. Miss Elizabeth Ennls who has been music supervisor In the Follansbee Hiirh school, West Virginia and Miss Margaret Ennis who has been teaching at Blue Mound nave closed their years' work and have been visiting at the home of their parents. -Rev; and Mrs. R.

TV. Ennis the past week. Miss Margaret Ennis will take post graduate work In the Columbia University, New York this summer. Morris Pfeifer has returned home from Indiana University jre he has finished his junior year's In the pre-mcdic school. Miss Mildred Moore who has been studv-Iny physical education in the Chicago schools during the past year will supervise the organization of girl scouts in Areola Wednesday.

Miss Moore is the daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Ed Moors and is home for the summer vacation. Miss PearU and Miss Alma Reinheimer left Monday for a week's visit with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Petersberger and Mr. and Mrs. Casper Byrd at Dixon. Mrs. H.

B. Long and two sons. Jack and Malien of Patriot, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. Kittell. Mr. and Mrs. TV.

B. Moore and son, Albert and Mrs. Moore's mother. Mrs. Jane Lewis drove to Wayne City, Sunday for a visit with relatives.

Mrs. Lewis is remaining In Wayne City for several weeks visit with her sister and other relatives. CASNER Vincent Rork, son of Mr. and Mft. Everett Rork fell from fence and received a broken arm Monday but is feeling fine.

On Wednesday Elnora ran a rusty wire in her foot and is having to receive treatment. She was given the vaccination for lock jaw: Mr3. E. Roby and daughters Lenora and Emily are visiting relatives and friends in Hoopston this week. Mrs.

Ola Tohlll and daughter Lucille. Mrs. Helen Klrchhoefer and Mrs. Bessie Maricle and son motored to Gibson City Tuesday where they will attend the Wom en Missionary convention this week. The Women's Missionary meeting will he Friday at Mrs.

Gladys Hopkins. Mrs. Tohlll will give her report of the convention at Gibson City. T0L0N0 Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Ttlcgel are entertaining Mrs. TVyeth and two sons. Boh and Sid ney ot far Kiflge: also Mr.

Wveth. the boys' grandfather. They will return home the first of the week and will be accompanied by Ruth Riegel who will -make them a two weeks visit. Rev. and Mrs.

W. L. MacDarmld wrc ninner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. K'egel. Billy Crannell spent Sunday with his uncle, Frank Hartbank ot Champaign. Hazel Horton. sophomore, will take work in the summer school at U.

of Clara Manareii, sopnomore at IT. of I. will represent the Real Hosiery in Tolono and Urbana. Margaret Leslie, junior, at V. of I.

will sell 'an encyclopedia. RAYMOND Mrs. Barney Rchulte of Taylorville is visiting in Raymond with relatives. Mis3 Ana Foster, of Raymond who has been instructor in the Hlllsboro Coiiimunity High school will be a student In the sum mer session at Iowa State college at Ames. Joe Wiley of Mattoon is visiting in Raymond with relatives.

Mr: and Mrs. Raymond N'ettleshlp left on Monday for Normal, where they will attend scnooi tms summer. CHARLESTON, June 13 Howard Mattoon, was appointed of highways by the Coles County board of supervisors Wsdnesday morning. The appointment is a temporary one. Miller's appointment followed ouster of Oakley Starbuck who had been fcDpointed to the position following the death of Frank Bishop ACCUSE VETERAN ON GRAVE COUNT Olney Man Waives First Hearing on His Daughter's Charge OLNEY, June 13 John F.

Brown, World war veteran of Olney, is in jail here on a charge of attempted rape on his 13 years old daughter. Brown was arrested by Chief of Police Fred Newton on complaint of Mrs. Brown and her daughter. Mrs. Brown told the officers how Brown had mistreated his daughter for sev- eral years, until she was forced to call the officers.

Brown denied his daughter'3 and wife's accusations. He waived a preliminary hearing before Justice Tom Tippit, and his bail was set at $1,000 which he could not fill. He must await the action of the grand jury. I Dean Western College Visits Former Home CAMARGO, June 12 Mr. and Mrs.

John Hall of Keno, visited with the former's brothers. Homer, Loren and Ben Hall and other relatives here ast week. Mr. and Mrs. Hale were en route to an Eastern college where Mr.

Hall will be employed during the sum mer months. Mr. Hall is a former Camargo boy being born and reared here, but has made his home in the West for years. He is dean in the University of Reno and he has held this position for a number of years. PLUMBER RESCUES GIRL FROM WATER TAYLORVILLE, June 12 Lois Huddleston, 14, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Huddleston, who reside on the Richard Kelley farm, south of thi3 city, narrowly escaped drown ing Sunday morning. She was rescued by Joe Forrest, 907 East Ash street, a plumber, employed by Cy Jones of this city. The accident occurred when the child lost her balance and fell from a log while attempting to cross the creek on the farm of Harry Hawkins, 5 miles south of the city, where she had gone to spend the day. VISIT AT PARENTS HOME AT TUSCOLA TUSCOLA.

June 13 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Gates of Ottawa, came necessity of an operation. of the formers parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Gates and to attend com mencement at the University of Illi nois, Wednesday. Mr.

Gates is farm advisor of LaSalle county and is an alumnus of the U. of I. BOYS STEAL EGGS TAYLORVILLE, June 12 Louis Laws, 8, Charles Ennis, 8, and Fred Dennis, 12. were arrested Saturday for stealing eggs from H. A.

Curtin, near this city. The boys recently escaped from the Springfield home for the Friendless. They will be re- turned to the home and ch arges will Maint St. TODAY'S CHAIN PROGRAMS SUICIDE OF FOGARTY ADDS TO TRAGEDIES OF COOK CO. JAIL 1 MOWEAQUA.

June 12. Miss Nina Cameron, who has been in a critical condition suffering with tubercular i pneumonia since March 10, was I brought to her home last Thursday i evening. Miss Cameron was a student nurse in the Decatur and Macon County hospital and would have graduated with the class of T9. REPORTS CAR THEFT TAYLORVILLE. June 12 Jouglet Voltaire.

Stonington, reported to Sheriff Dunbar Monday that his Chevrolet sedan was stolen Saturday night at Stonington. GALL STONE COLIC Dou't operate. Tou make a bad condition worse. Treat the cause In a sensible, painless. Inexpensive way at home.

Write Home Drue S10-36 Masonic Ten-Die. Minneapolis. for a rec Cfrnlzed practising specialists perscription on liver and gaH bladder troubles, for literatrre or treatment which has been giving; praifyins results for 2S years. Sold undei moner-back guarantee. Clip this c-t NOW.

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Fogarty fired two revolver bullets into his head Tuesday while at the home of a nephew, Edward F. Keller, and died an hour later, at a hospital. Several weeks ago the warden was ordered to a Chicago hospital for a rest when his condition bordered on a nervous breakdown. He remained at the hospital some time and then accompanied a nephew to the home of his sister here for additional rest FACING OUSTER By United Press.) CHICAGO, June 13 Another trag edy in the annals of the Cook coun ty jail was enacted with the suicide Tuesday of Warden Edward J. Fogarty, in South Bend, Ind.

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