The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 3

PAQ2 SUIt3 THE EVElHNCr HEPUBUpAlT, COLtttlBtJS. 10110 AVr APRIL 17,1916. according to Park Superintendent In view of the numerous telegraphic George W. Burke. Tulips, narcissus, report.

from Chihuahua City and CLASSIFIED ADVEflTiSELIEIITS r.IAP SHOWING LATEST Ooiirado the Dalr CLASH IN MEXICO FOR SALE. hyacinths, and other flowers are hard Juarez, officials were inclined to be-to keep so latefc One warm day and lleve the -news may be true. It was night will cause them to wilt. pointed out, however, that similar re-There will be plenty of lilies, red ports have been spread by the Villa rxso 9 TWa SbtOiEBS street. A Cinderella, amaryllls, cusarius and forces to, slacken the pursuit of the primroses, he said.

bandit leader and have been round to i he. untrue. FOR SALE Cottage and vacant lots. F. Dehmer.

CAM to BEAT IT? i i i i i i ncr ncr i ri UCt0 'Xn MAN CLAIMS HE HELPED LDCCPC BC tupiict BURY DOROTHY ARNOLD, GREESf JbR SALE Shady Spot lawn seed. Union Implement Company. FOR SALE Biff bone Poland China male hog. Phone 2 ark 2058. IIX IU WAn MUMIIVdl WILL VOCTfnhwJr-v iSfe.

7 CL.VAU.K Echo of Mysterious Disappearance of New York Heiress More Than Six Years Ago. Allies Are Allowed to Continue Moving Troops Through Parts pi Country. FOR SALE Household KpoOy Call 631 Hege avenue, 7TueUy afternoon, FOR "SALERENT- Cottage olix rooms at 1624 Cottage avenue. Va-cant April 18th. Phone X-631.

FOR ALE 1 2 and" 14-inch stove wood, $1.25 per cord, "delivered; blocks, $1.50. Phone 73. Columbus Handle" Tool Company. fftt TJKITKB Psess.) 1C? -SAC, Wp Vnrb Anri1f7 Thft New' UwWto Pbku.) rCHtHUMtUA' THXK3y York police this afternoon expected London, April 17. peeislve steps by to investigate but were skeptical of the allies, have forced a new crisis at the story of a Rhode Island state ton- Athens, with vthe possibility that vict that he helped bury Dorothy Am- Greece may find herself thrust into 1 bid.

New York heiress, who dlsap- waf HfVBi Wlii JOK IS Overriding the objections, of the The missing girl's father, Francis "ttTe Arnold, regarded the convict's story transporting Serbian troop oyer- JIHtKtf Edward lemS an inmate of the e8ilf antdA state prison at Providence, made' the mnt8' JfyAiJ4Jliit5l! several days that FDR SALE One lot of oak bedsteads as good as $2.00 each. One Jot of oak wasbata'nda at $2.00 each; 5 folding beds, cost when new, each $10.00. St. Denis hotel. F.

tJ; Sangster. FO rTsale The property of Frank' Gilbert at 1445 north Franklin street, Friday, April 21st, at public sale on the premises. L. J. Cox, administrator.

Irvln A. Cox, auctioneer. i StftfiO 15JVB Mtt TVbSE PAPHRS DID V. ii hi u- NOU HEAR MB BU)W TAPS? i today, protested ago they would regard it as a deliberately unfriendly act If Greece permitted this troop movement. -i French correspondents at Athens Ati.

uff our moved, he said, by. a troubled conscience and the fact that he "got religion" a few Weeks ago. Glenoris -said the girl died as the result of an operation. He said he NbU SHOULD IBB )H BgQ.1 PIJ IM THIS reported today that King Constantino and another man were hired to hfelp is incenSed at the action of the allies tury her and that he was paid $250. mav nti0rnnt to utoh tha trdn.nn,.

A wealthy New Yorker, he said, sent tatlon of Serbian troops by a show! MH.C.S a lAt OCYfULll B.VCUUC" BBIIJUU aimS in" New York where arrangements FOR SALE A line of good secondhand cars! 1 Overland touring jar, IStoddard-Daytan touring car. 1 Stoddard-Day ton roadster, 1 Maxwell roadster. 1 light i truck, or delivery, car. All In good shape and ready for demonstration. William's garage.

Civilians are reported to have The allies did not want to trans were made for the secret burials port the newly-equipped Serbian army I from the Island of Corfu to Salonika II red on detachment of 140 American troops when the laiter passed through the town of Par-ral. Soldiers of the Carranza army are reported to hare aided the United States forces. GERMAN WARSHIP IS ATTACKED BY AVIATOR by water because of the danger from Austro-German submarines. They therefore' suggested to Premier Skouldudis that the Serbian troops be FOR SALE Lime sulphur solution. Union Implement Company.

1 sent to- PatrafT by steamer and theh I FOR RENT. transported by rail. i i I SCHOOLS HAVE NO WATER, Bombs Dropped by Frenchman Onto Enemy Ship in the North Sea. FOR RENT Cottage. Phope X-755.

Supply at. East Chicago Cut Off by By Umiteo Piess.) Board of Health. Paris. Aoril 17. A French aviator! (Df Omit Pitu) --f y- FOR RENT Furnished rooms; "all conveniences.

The Albemarle. Phone 1010. FOR RENT Store: rooms, office rooms, sleeping', rooms, modern fiats, dwelling houses, safety deposit boxes. John S. Crump.

dropped sixteen bombs from an alti-' East. Chicago, April 17. Re tude of only 100 yards on the decks cause filters had not been Installed of a German warship in the North Sea. according to orders Of the city board 4. 4 ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

i.v.-.. PARCHESI CL.UB,V A. B. Spurgin' entertained the Monday Parches! Club this afternoon at her home on Pearl street. -CROCHET.

CUVU. The: Crochet Club will meet at Mrs. Big Benham's home on Eighth street Tuesday afternoon instead of with Mrs Will S. Irwin as was previously announced MUSICAL' CLUB, The following young girls met Saturday afternoon 5 at Miss Evelyn Jewell's home on Hutchins avenue and organized a musical club: Misses Evelyn Jewell, 'Frances Lewellen, Qu the war office announced this after- OI neaun, several tocat scnooi Duua- noon. ings faced a temporary water famine 1 It.

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A. L-te MISCELLANEOUS. The French plane flew so that wnen iae water suppiy was snui on Dy it is believed the bombardment had the city health "board. water irnnri ofiw-t i was coming direct from the lake and DR. A.

F. WRIGHT 33m Washington, street. Hours l'to 4 tn. Aviators were active last night on the children were said hate nd pro- the Verdun front and east of the fort- tection from typhoid germs. NOTICE Hege Flanigan.

funeral directors, 422 5th St. Office phone 750. ress, despite the heavy fog: French Seventy cases of typhoid have been air squadrons bombarded theTailwajr reported in East Chicago and Indiana v' stations at Coflans, Pagny, Arneville; Harbor. 3 WALL PAPER Call F. W.

Carney Son, W-120. Will show samples at elle Reeves, Mary. Louise Wright, Iris Hasketi, Callle Eliza Rompach. Spending See the big ads and then shop." beth Way; Lorene Carpenter and Ruth-Huffer. CARRANZA OFFICIALS At the close of the meeting light THINK VILLA IS DEAD PLEATS GIVE STYLE 4 To Make Sales Dc2.v.-;.' 2i refreshments were served.

The nest meeting will be held at Frances Iew-ellen's on Chestnut street, second Saturday 'In 'May. your residence and furnish estimates. SHAQE TREES-FineVllnn. elmr pin oak hickory and ck walnut, for lawn or side planting. W.

tt Duncan. Phofe 34. WANTED. WANTED At once, 4 good men and 2 boys over IB years of age, at the handle factory. WANTED Married man to vorkydn farm; can use two men it ame family.

Phone 1W-2022. But War'Mihister Obregoa 'Asks" Car ios Carranza to Confirm EASTER FLOWERS SCARCE. Due to Wilting, Caused by Late Eas- The hundreds of dollars which the Evening Republican spends every year to increase its circulation, to get new readers, all mean new customers for The Republican endeavors each'J month to give to Its Subscribers a better paper -than; the pref vioiis month a fetter andA newsier paper means rievV siibr a ter This Year. (B United Phess.) Pittsburgh, April 17. The usual 'gor geous Easter Sunday display of flow ers, will not, be so beautiful as usual United Puu.) Mexico City April 17.

War Minis ter Obregon today telegraphed, to. Cajrt los Carranza, nephew of Gen. Car rail-za. asking him to confirm, if possible, the report that Villa's body had been found. this year because Easter Sunday you, Republican advertisers.

scribers for the Republican ahdy. 5 combs on April 23rd, too late for many of the bloods to show at their beet. new customers for you. r. WANTED Several good men to cut wood.

Call before 8 m. Colum bus Handle Tool Company. WANTED You to know, that we are the only awning people in Colum-. Lawn mowers repaired, sharpened and guaranteed. Columbus Machine Works." tacn year tne Keucan Vl'T'-V "STACKS OF SMACKS" NEW, NAME GIVEN KISSES BY.

WIDOW WHa SAYS IN SUIT SMACKS OF GALLANT MAJOR WERE "STACKING UP AND FALLING OVER.V LOST. 6" IjOST -Gold fimmed spectacles at naptist church or on Street yester-day. C. Shirk. pron4(e95.

Month by month The Eep'ubll- can's circulation rows: tlonth. by month The Republican'! ser-. yice both to its readers and its advertisers stows more effl 1 cient. Month ly month er of the Republican as an ad-' vertismir medium. jrroWs vfhich means more sales and jrreater spends many dollars to increase its circulation and educate them into looking to! Columbus for their needs.

There is nothing that will advertise a city more than its newspapers and in obtaining new readers we obtain new customers for The Republican advertisers. "DECIDE TO PROVIDE" RAYMOND' O. WOODS (Keller Bldg) District Agent John Hancock Mu-tual Life Insurance Company, of "sales for 7e WALTER HATHAWAY i The long, finely pleated peplaaa and the pleated cuffs give a "Sunday-go-to-meeting" air to this otherwise simple tailored salt. Covert cloth is used to detelop It: touches of Oriental embroidery cmbelliih the belt and the collar, and dark brown bone buttons add to its ornamentation. Notice that the skirt Is SHORT.

Advertising Department FUNERAL DIRECTORS -544 Washington Street i 1V t.ady attendant I Mr. JGoodnow CQLUMBUS MARKETS. Monday, April 17. LIVE STOCK- I pj COWS 6.00 6.50 FURNISHED: ROOMS Keller Building, Third Floor. Modern, Stean Heat: hot and cold running water In every room.

Rates reasonable. Mrs. W. N. Boone.

9.00 9.25 .76 .76 .76 Sept. .76 Hams Lard CHICHESTER PILLS ....6.0006.50 Steers Hogs Lambs Veal PRODUCE Country butter, packets .12 J1H .10 7.0007.50! Shoulders PRICES. April 17. ami Spare ribs HAY 1 mtttk lm It intern Tjr Vmkm i .31 Butter fat QUEER'S DENTAL SURGEON. Timothy, baled Clover, baled i an fl L.L.

tut rwtkwMH Sctt.ft.tHi.AlMTi SctUkta .90 Mixed, baled SOLD BYCCGISTSaiSnrjIK .11.0012.00 .10.00 12.00 .10.0012.00 ...5.0006.00 ...2.25 L50 Straw .05 SEEDS Esgs Irish potatoes, per bushel Onions Pop corn, per lb. on cob. Dew Pop corn, shelled, new Dried beans, bushel Shellbark hickory nuts Large hickory nuts INDIANAPOLIS CASH Monday, HOGS Receipts Tone Best heavies Medium and mixed Common to choice lights Bulk of sales CATTLE Receipts Tone Steers Cows and heifers WHEAT Tone Orchard Grasb .03 4.10 Alfalfa ..11.00 13.00 A AA Aft! Clover seea .1.00 .1.25 4,000 Steady ..9.95 10.00 ...9.90 9.95 9.00 9.95 .9.909.93 900 Steady ...6.7509.65 ...3.50 09.25 Easier .1.2001.21 .1,1901.20 1.20 Timothy seed .50 Alslke Walnuts Cabbage, per lb 02 Red top Apples, per bu. .7501.00 i03.40; 2.51 v. 7.00 01 Sweet clover Crimson clover Sweet potatoes 1.00 Kentucky blue grass Money to Loan On Household Goods, ianoa and Live Stock.

Phone 859 Columbus, Ind. COLUriOUS LOW CO. OVER CRYSTAL THEATRE. Turnips 40 Rye POULTRY Little Miss, Will Serve Queen Maude, of Norway. (Rr United Furss.) Minneapolis.

April 17. Little Miss Dangy Just, now a junior at the University of Minnesota dental college, is equipping herself to accept the appointment as dental surgeon to Queen Maude, of Norway. Miss Just's aunt has been Queen Maude's royal dentist for years and. when she retires the appointment is to go to the Minnesota'gtrl. The nearest Miss Just has yet come to associating with royalty, however; was in Christiana, when she accident' ally happened ainwhKx is ally bumped into the king yhlle out walking one evening.

The "For Sale" ads are rendering a great service every day In bringinf the buyer and seller together. Millet .15 .06 .11 CHICAGO GRAIN. M6nday. April It. Hens Cocks Ducks Geese.

Turkeys, old a .06 .12 High Low Close Open MAJOR CEORGE SHERMAN AND MRS. LORETTA MONT ANTE. Mrs Loretta Montanye. 53, and a widow, "planted flowers in her; "garden of love" They have blossomed into a breach of promise salt with a $25,000 tag on the "love bouquet. widow's little "love garden" at Elgin was planted way back in 1908., Major Sherman, a neighbor, came according to Mrs.

Montanye, "gathering rosebuds while he might." With the major and the widow, said Mrs. Montanye ia her testimony, a kiss was not merely a kiss it was a "stack of smacks" and smothered her so she couldn't speak. Widow Montanye's testimony turned the X-rays on a five-year courtship she said she had with the gallant major. She told of ardent lovemaklng, a proposal and their first quarrel She said the major changed his mind and decided to remain single. Widow Montanye's love garden" wa4 spoiled.

-Hence 'the 925,000 breach of promise salt. No. 2 red Extra No. 3 red Milling wheat CORN Too Xo. 4 white No.

4 vellow OATS No. 4 mixed Tone No. 3 white No. 3 mixed Tone i Strong .750.76 ...74 0.75 Steady ...440.44 .18 1.10 .70 .55 Turkeys, young GRAIN Wheat Corn Oata COUNTRY MEATS WHEAT No. 2 May ...1.15 1.15 1.14 1.11 July ..1.14 1.14 1.13 1.13 Sept.

...1.11 1.12 JL11 1.11 CORN No. 2 May ....75 .75 .75 .75 July .76 .76, .76 .76 4 I I No. 1 timothy. rt v. 11M 0 17.50 Nov tiiaothr vU.isniCSO Now light clover, taixed UCC0 Ol0 No- 1 clover 4 Nomina! i-: .15 Bacon eFv.