The Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

THE DECATUR REVIEW Saturday Evening, Augunt 16. 1913. MEN THROWN Not Badly Hurt When Col- lition Than i spirit! and tendency to nl(h are given at the causes (or sudden divorce between a big Wa- tHnh ffeltflit engine and Its a wedded train- while running extra jusi out ol Mitchell, on the south end, t'rl- day. The parting resulted In thice Vabash hosplUI patients, who aie mending from orulses received. The extra running north and carrj- IIIK only one cai uf beer billed for Ud- kMldus engine and ii butwotn the engine anil -i- ear while on a bill out of and tooth halves IndulgoU in to tbe bottom of tho rise.

the tall end ran Into the engine with vebMience. Conductor Bockus anil Brake- L. Knolls were seatt'U In the ca- boosa cupola, and when the n-aah both projected through one ct windows, which wns conveniently burtUd through the air, miMlns tbe road bed entirely and bringing up at the bottom of an eight foot till. Both men escaped injury by a miracle. Jnktman Malcom, who engafx) body caboose, was thrown floor Injured seriously sltber of thi two wbo Indulged In diva, -OovdlMtor and Brake- Baa KnotU and and sbould- Bntomaa Malcom suffered In- both All required but no aetl- will follow.

H. Z. Nichols WM la charge which wttta train ud trick escaped dam rj. onrnioN changes la Central under consideration It thought toat long many will cbagftd. report that freight crsws under the new will run from Wat and from to Am hoy with a final jump from Amboy to Jilocrmlngton.

At present crews run tht first two terminals, then 'take a short haul of sixty-nine miles between Dubuque and Freeport. Mile- as- is paid for 100 on this short i i and those trainmen who have there are perfectly satisfied to let tilings remain as they are. At i-ptirt the crews are changed and i to Clinton, a distance of miles. 1 is here that the company has met MI i the sixteen hour law on sun i.i.. -essluns.

and has each time left i i Held of battle some the worse for I I Thr new will make the i run a between Cll; ton and Thr change in runs will necessitate i i i of many Illinois Central I i i among thorn those running Oeiatur. Those now living In I i i i be compelled for convcn i their families A Hint. Wabash Agent J. C. of Efflng- was brought to Deeatur suffering irom an Injury to the right ryind which occurred when the member was caught between the connection rod and of a hand car which he was piloting Into Kfflngham yards.

hand was fearfully crushed and lacerated, but it thought, may be saved. DIG JOB OF TRACK to taking up different line of butt- ness. He been division storekeeper for twenty-two years, Jurisdiction Including Pekln, Sullivan, Ef- flncham. Newton, Evansvllle, Dloom- ngton and Indianapolis. He ever been a popular railroad man aril has many friends In the I.

C. circles here No successor yet been apprlnt-id. BAII.ItOAP UOtJeUT. J. Thrlrll of the C.

H. t), In emur has returned from Patoka lie nerk aso by tho terlouu of hli fnther. The Illness resulted In ocalli, the funeral inking place Frldiiy, yrank tvilcox anil 1. Delanny, both 0m- Aloyed si fitom mi the now Wabuih liii. Wabilh hotpltal Friday nlnK ireutmrnt.

niiMipn? ASKS UHIvlllbtD ON VACATION FROM WORK IN FLORIDA lisae Hill, ArtlTc ID Big Cual Job, Hen. tsanr Hull. of Mrs. Alice Hall, a i In Docatur Friday morning. from St.

Cloud, where he has been for the past two years, Mr. Hull been active recently In Betting preliminary survey for the cimnl connecting the St. Johns and Klfcslm- mee rivers. This canal will give a waterway through the heart ot Florida from Juckxonvllle to Ft. Myers, a distance of i00 miles by water.

Mr. Hall will remain In Deeatur fir several months before returning to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Black i of Deeatur, Mr. Hall savs, are located In St. Cloud having a very comfortable home. Several Deeatur people who make trips to Florida every winter are expected to pay them a visit.

SURPRISE FOR MISS FLORENCE YOUTZ party at tin Elgktk aiHMnj. Mill Florence Touts WM given a very pleasant Thursday after' noon In honor of her eighth birthday Those present were Minnie Trobaugh. Bessie Qoodorcak. Dorothy Barnhnrt. Norma Hustle, Emma Young.

Nolu Mines, Mtirgarot Hustle. Florence Adams. Trobaugh. Wllda Weakley. Bonnie Adams, Luclle Qoodbreak.

Edna Barlau, Edna Frames Toutz and Florence Touti. Florence Hauler asilsted In entertaining. The afternoon spent In games. Miss Mabel Walker and MM A. WIcclenKfllar assisted Isaac- Touti In the dining room, Ice and cake were nerved.

Miss Youts revived a of pretty pre. fridge Employe Blame On a Blow. A hoard of arbitrators consisting of Attorneys Mam Gilbert, J. Li. Waldron nd Horace McDtivId, sitting In the law brary of (lie i building, heard lie ovldencn on the petition of A vender for a i under the woikinan'a compensation law for I iirles sustained i In the employ the fccatur Bridge, company.

Kebslcr was struck by a derrick ome time. ago. He a at work th" ext da). A few months he tainted Ihut lie was lotting lilfa sight rid employer! A J. Mont- lornery to file a petition for Ion.

Three oxp'-i Is, lrs. Kisher, Htind- ia und MiClolhind, worn failed In to gamine his eyes They found a i condition of his yen wan not progressive, a Is, i not growing wome. They said hat lilt a i vision i be a re- ult of blow ho sustulnoil, but I ny one of a of oilier would pioduce the aainc result. At resent It Is Impossible to nay nuseil his ej to giow worse. The doctors also agreed glassus would help tlie man's oyos.

There wag evidence to the ef- eet that Kessler had poor eyes be- oi'e the uecldent Tht board ol a i a i i heir report next week. gents. LABORERS ASK 1HV CENTS Demand Increase from 25 Cents Hour On Viaduct. About i i laborers emploved at the new Franklin street subway dtr Central struck about o'clok Saturday morning. DEMANDS When thev i went to work on the Job C.

10 Wcslon. the contractor, wan paying them twenty cents an hour. On account of the intense heat he untarily 'ral'ixl the scale to i cents an hour Saturday morning they demanded i cents an hour. This was refused, ami demanded i monev at one Tuesday day and the money for tlic men on Job In checks from rhli'ngo. Of course they enuld not get i mnn CI11KF MAKKS TALK.

Chief Allen went out and talked i the men and told them to either so to work or keep clear of the compan.v's Ight of wa. He advised them to re urn to work, as winter was not i way and they need all I lie money they eould get. Over half hem returned to work In a i i nd the others went away. Wafcash Will Put Chicago Into Use Nov. IS.

November 15 set for the date, whn Wabash and belt line will go Into service between Wallace street and Kestern avenue In Chicago. The Improvements track elevation. Including that which will be completed about the same time by the Western Indiana between Seventy-second and Seventy- ninth strsets, will represent an outlay of 11,000,000. Both running of Wabash are now well under way in the process of elevation, six belonging to the Western Indiana and four Belt Line are also climbing. The whole elevation Is equal to twenty miles of single track.

Paving work and the Installation of permanent bridges In connection with elevation i be started next spring. mile of track month Is the of progress whlen has nvidr In t'hicago recently In elevation work. The city will no longer coun- tcnunen grade crossings, which as may he seen In the liecattir situation, are cause of constant friction between railroad and municipality. i miles of new track has been laid by the Western Indiana since March 15 In Its freight Interchange yards at Clearing. t'HANUK AT t'HKIUHT H4IUSK.

W. A Robinson, assistant cnshler fie WuhHih freight house In Decattir haii reriirncd from the service of company, his resignation taking effect at once. C. M. Zacha, who has been employed for some time In other le partments of Ihe freight house under W.

It. Chllders, has been appointed to Bullion. CARNIVAL HAS GOOD CROWDS t.sNior AMesshl? Attrnrtlon The carnival which Is given nn auspices of the Tiatles and l.nboi Assembly, has been a i Rood crowds. The attendance has been good was expected. The balloon censlons have been successful arid the ree wire aet Is about the best act ever shown at a a i a here tITOIIBKBEPKM T.

Sweitser, who for nearly fiuartwr of century po- for division of the Illinois Central, WILL GO INTO COAL BUSINESS T. WUh Mill Mat Itmtprn ftlore. A a i been In the feed liusf ness for three years wbo kept a feed store I Snttt laklaml avenue gn I Ihe cmi business. Mr. Welsh's slore down a fen rlnvs ago.

There Is nn other riilllfllnl suitable fnr mch a store Jocate where Mr. elsh eould use It. foal wilt be bought from nutsld mines, nt wholesale find will he shlppe to Teatur for thr retail trade. Roth hard soft eoiil i be handled. il i be brought from Mt.

Olive and The fire did IflSO wnrth of damage. Part of the stock was not Injured. OF SIGHT City Council Take a Trip to Northern Cities. Mayor Dan Dlnneen will leave im- MOBILE TAKES FIRE IN STREET Department Out and Good Work. Saturday morning shoppers on Water and Kust Main streets wore Riven a thrill ut 10:16 wnen tho Deeatur fire department made a to the rescue of the llg Ki'ny i car belonging to Sam a which was wreathed in flames i Ihe.

corner. HOOD ABLAZE, (Jas and BiKollne. flooding the car- of the cur hnu been I i by the heat of the eiiKlne and for a while tho whole, huod uhlaKC, the flames leaping i feet In tho air and lick- Ing at the i board and body. The chief i the chemical from No. 1 house arrived on the, scene first und after a hard fight eucccuded In smothering the i wan persistent In breaking out.

The dig i from No '2 house together i the ladder wagon albo responded to the call, but tcr tlic fire had been extinguished. BIG CROWD. A crowd of at leant 5ou people gathered on the busy corner to watch the i which, i It lasted proved as exciting us it was hot, The excellent chcmicul from No. 1, usually more than of whero concentrated bluze Is to be dealt i found plenty of ble In coping witli the fierce gasoline which burst from all directions at once. Tom Malleos.

a brother to the owner, wag i i the i started, but escaped i Injury, bringing the rar to a atop and i out. SMALL A A i umull damage w.is to the a i due probabb to the fact the blaze was ki.pt under the hood and not given an i tu reach the cur body. A member of No. 1 compan) Is to be given credit i the most i a i cruwlcil under a to oi'f gasoline feed The mediately a the council meeting I car a to proceed under Its own Monda i In his a i lor ovvcr. The other i go to C'hleugo In the afternoon They i go to visit the Central ilurcttu and inspect three i systems of sewage disposal, at tho suggestion of Engineer Stone, who was hero a few days (igo They will altio visit the ucwago dlR- siil plants at La Grange, Wheat.MI and otliei polntH along the drainage a a and expe.i to get nome a pointers.

-t Wpman Overcome By Heat On North Water Street. While walking along Not th i street in of i (Jehhart block al 11 ISO o'clock SdturdHy i Mrn. Humes, who lives neai the i a home, was overcome by tlie heat She dropped to the i a and several men who ran to her assistance carried her Into the a a store. A phvslclsn wan culled and a working i her for some she wns reviv Mrs Barnes wns a to her home in an automobile. Her condition is not expected to prove serious.

SILVER MEDAL Keieral from Devatur Went Contest A good crowd was present at the i medal contest at Macon a night. Several Deeatur people a ed. Miss Edna of banner chapel was the winner of the medal. Excellent music wan furnished by local talent. A pli'uHlns a of tin prugram a i a i and i given by i i elill- i of Hie I a Th i was entitled "Where 1 here I There's a The carried pennants i the words.

"Tremble. King Alcohol, We Shall ilrovv L'p The free i i a 17. CHARTER MEMBER OF WHEELMEN'S CLUB oliert W. Bereher, Knrmer Deeatur Man. Dead At Kannas tllj-.

F. Berchcr. Io45 Macon Ircet received word lust night of the eath of Ills brother Robert W. Ber her In Kansas City. Theodore Berch- and Llercher Immediately Kansas City and will brine odv back.

The a will most Ilka. be held Monday at tho home ot his lotlicr, Ha hoi Bore her In At ood. Itobcrt Borcher lived for some sears i riocatur and wan a charter member the Wheelmen's i Inn. He was em- loved at I.inn Sctuggs siioro and had a i here. had been In klahomu for about years i ccently when lie wont to City was the cause of his enth.

He Is i hy his mother nd hi others, W. K. Hctcher of a a of Fort Worth. Tex. Theodore of I'rljann and Alexander ot tvvood OFF TO POSITION AT FT.

SCOTT W. W. Will Take Ctantr of rksirrk snsd XckaM. Rev, W. W.

Richmond the city last Friday mornlnc for Tort Scott, to aisume the duties of tho president of Collejrlate Institute and, pustor of Church of Ood In that city. He will make several on the way In the Interest of the school. MEETINGS. lonle Lain A. r.

A. M. No. NEWLON FINISHES SUMMER SCHOOL Hick Srkool PrlaoliMl Not Expected Home for l-'ew Jesse II. Newlon, principal of high school, wholes been In the summer school at Columbia unlver slty completed summer work there this week.

He i probably not return to Deeatur Immediately. Ills not known, but It Is likely that he stop olf for a visit to his old home In Indiana SATURDAY WAS A HOT DAY Though the heat was exceedingly op presslve In Deeatur Saturday, no ree onls wero broken. At noon tho mercur stood at 97 and at 1:30 at 98. Taken Inddenlr HI. Roy M.

Dawson was taken suddenl 111 Friday and It was feared ho ha art attack of appendicitis. He was, resting easier Saturday and It I thought his Illness wllnaot prove ser Flllmore WM Nmr. ID mentioning the dealhn during th past year In the Oarver family, a typo error made the-name-of'on O. Garver. It should hav been Flllmore D.

Garver DECATUR MAN TO WED IN DETROIT near t.rernlwrs; to Marry fireen- Matl. Oscar I Miss Ida M. a lioth of Detroit, i i rnnrrleil Au(f. Mr. rireenlierK the soil of Mr.

and r.J a i i of i city. He finplo.Mvl here at one i at l.eo a rind Mr. a went to 1'ctiMlt (Jroenberpt left Deeatur nd went a a a of Znckerman's lore, which position he haa held for ive cars i a is Hie duufrhtor of 1r. and Mrs. Phillip Orecnnlatt.

Her a Is a well contractor In ictroit. She Is a a wo- lan. rnoM FUiUL OF DR. Large Attendance Old There. The funeral of Dr.

tra N. Barnes wai held at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon at i the a i residence. (38 West North street There was largie attendance, a great a ot the older residents ol Many beautl- city being present. fill floral i sent. Burvlvoi'd of his old leglmcnt.

the one Hundred und Sixteenth Illinois I a attended In a body The services wcie. conducted by Rff. W. H. Penhallegon, asulBted by Rev.

N. M. Baker. Tho music was i ed by Mrs. Corydon Nicholson and Miss Hazel Rlsser.

Tlielr selections were. "Jesus. Lover of My Houl," "Rock of Ages," and "My Father Knows." Tho pallbearers wero Dr. Will Chon- owelh, Dr. F.

M. Anderson, Dr. M. P. 1'arrlsri, Dr.

H. C. Jones, Dr. W. C.

Wood and Dr. John T. Miller The Interment was in Greenwood. OTHHR FUMURALS. MISS MARGARET NEWMAN.

The funeral of Miss Margaret Newman will be held at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon at tho family residence. 616 West Wood street. The services i be conducted by flcv. W. II.

Penhallegon. The Interment will be In Greenwood. MKS A A BLASBK. The funeral of Mrs Anna Blasek was held ut 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the a i residence, 1127 East Locust street and at 2:30 at St. Johannes' German a church.

The services were conducted In both German and Knslish by Hcv. William Heyne, the pastor. There wan a large attendance The music was furnished by the regular choir of the church and In addition Ihe of the Ladles' society of tho church, i attended in a body, also sang a selection. The Ladies' society as an escort 1'rom tho house to the The flowers were in charge ot Mrs. Morcnz, Mrs.

Reich, Mrs. A. Bressem, Mrs. Augustine, Mrs. Cooper and Mrs.

Chaineuki. The pallbearers were i Moreno. Herman Kcrsch, Jcs- chawltz, W. BoroHcii, W. Bresseni, J.

Schepanski, .1. Scharnetzki and C. i i i Tlie I was in the a cemetery. Scraps of News. W1LH13LMY RETURNS.

Dr. F. Wllhelmy has Just returned front a trip up north, where he visited Paw Paw Lake and St. Joseph, Mich. On Ills way home he spent Friday In Chicago with Dr.

Thomas Faith und wife. Dr. Faith Just moved Into a beautiful new home WIFE BAYS SUICIUE. According to tho police, Mrs. John McAlplne today turned from the der or accident theories and declared her husband had committed suicide.

HASTEN THIP. Mr. and Mm, Pope ana non, CliarlCB, 745 North Monroe street left today (or Detroit, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mr. Pope IB chief elerk nt the Webash Khopts.

ANKLE BROKEN. Mrs. Sadie He i Dean of a sas City, In i i i her mother on West Wood street. Hhc was i Mrs. Thomas Hunan at the a Friday night when Mrs IJonan fell and broke her unkle.

FROM DKTIIO1T. Orrts E. Detroit Is spending a week In central I i i i i i relatives at Decntur, titonlngton ami StcwarUyon. He Is son of Hen F. Young of Stewrtrdson ami IN now on the editorial staff of the "Michigan Farmer" at Detroit.

J. M. U. (Jarbcr, who lias been dated i 11 f. A i hen- for tlie jear, Is i back to Pal where he WHS formerly located, and i open an optical shop there, lie i be succeeded ut A i i i tibotit Sept.

I by Onllngvr. a former .1. M. student, who a i from van, but who a studied i a i in Peorla and t'hicaftro to Hold Outinf At Park. Plans have been rilhae cif the Macon t'ounty Medical i i for i second annual pienlr held at Farlen park on i i a AUK.

-1 rr. I. I seereturv of tin- h.ts out I i a i to elan In the county and lilK i is expected. ICI.li Hi A Brlttln. i of tlie I i i KtatC Mrdleat Sneli-n be a guest and will i inalic Tinrl address Pr Charles Nolsmi of i i ali-o an officer ur Hie i i a on i a i i medical profession.

.1. i I nn "ciuacks" In the lesal ami loeul dniRKtst i proluil'lv i i i lirugglKtH' i i i i i i I Hill KMINT. At 4.4", o'clock In (lie a i i i i a MK jib i i i i he M.T\ i i i is eled to be the i i il the 'l')n i of the i i Kins i i i i of this i i Theie vvlil lie i i i i I i i i i tl'np i i i i tlailclllK 'I I Til lliJT i the Uir.l 10 111.live Mrs. Louis a delegate to the grand chapter nf the Hastern Mar at i 10 I i a tomorrow nifflil, -tnd Stewart, a I i i I Jacksonv Ille. i i Slewai t.

0 A. i I I The at tho stood a i a at IUIOTI a FOUND NOTHING IN MEXICAN CAR I'oHrr to tl.r«cil W. Jit. The uncial of H. W.

cjer, i little son of Mr. and Mrs. i i a Henry Poyer, will be held ut 'J tiunday at- tcrnoon at the i a i lesldencc, 217 West Jefferson utruct. The services will be conducted by Kev. Theodore r.ohrmann, pastor of St.

Paul's Ocrman Kvangclical Lutheran church. The Int will In Qrccnwood. MRS. ELIZABETH MARTlf. The funeral of Mrs.

Elizabeth Martv was held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning at Jumcs' Gorman Catholic ehurcli. The services were conductcj liv Kcv. Father Ostendorf. There was a largo attendance of old friends and neighbors. The music was furnished by the regular choir of the chuich.

The flowers weru In charge ol Mrs. A. Sdiuermann, I 1 Sommer and Mrs. H. Willis.

The pallbearers worn Anton Schuorman, Frank Horn- mer. rorne.st Lachnuin. Lawrenco Nolle, Omll Schorer anil William hengsfeld. The Interment was In Calvary. Tho puiice tfcurchod Hie a cniiiR in an i to disco ct 1 tlic property th.it i a of I lie Greek CHI i i i i hail 11 lolon from tlioin a lucatc a tlilnK tti.il el on ff 11 i ec Two of tin- ten ho dUturljaiu'e A a of friends will go to Detroit a the wedding.

The party will nclude Mr. and Mrs. Max lireenberg, llssen Blanche and Berths (freenberg, Irs. A. Lopln and daughters Rosette nd Bcrnlcc of Brklgeport, 111.

Jlr. find Mru (JreenberK expect to a an, xtenrted trip In east after he wedding. Their i i Include uch points New York, Atlantic City, losloii und Philadelphia ONLY ONE MATCH IN TENNIS Aslimore in Only one match In the city tennis Uiuinumerit scliedulcd for Saturday. Rlslxy and Ashmore will play Moeller Koberts at .10. The court" a a first class surface.

Oscar Zetlerllnd leaves Oscar Xietterllnd, 540 West King utreel leaves tonight to take a position with the i Co. of Peru', I ml. Mr Zrtterllnd was with tho company when It was loi-nled In Deea- tur. BORN. To Mr.

and Mrl, l' B. rtoblnnon, 1244 Emt To Sl'r. 'ifrs Bart Bldo- COBJ, 110, Kast Center Ntreet. Frlilov Aug. ITi.

a dauRMrr. DEEDS RECORDED. 3. K. Wnrren tr i- Hooker, lot block .1, K.

Warren C'o'n i addition; $4ii Eimcr Lowe to J. Kllvhen, lot block I. rnirfoc, WBrren ft drut addition MARRIAGE LICENSES. Laurence Hiironi, Dflcatur II. II.HI.

Dwiuir Crorse .1. Woe, Sprlmfti'-td Dors Bltlille. hprlnprti lil nigrct. Mempbln. Tenn KllllKhnlli linnlol IT GETS WEST At a meeting of the board ol local Saturdny afternoon, bids were opened for the paving of West a i street i crcosotcd brock.

There were bids and after consld rable figuring had been done It was ilscovered that I.lsle Hunt's wao the owest. A. Tutllc bid r. cents lower on the yard than he did several weeks go. The bids were as follows: S.

Hunt 1,10,045.40 S. A. Tuttlo irlscoll-McCalmnn A. Thompson, Peorla The contract was awarded tu us The hoard opened itlls on the newern in (lie ItoinestoBfi and Hlarr'K addition. In tlie J-tum'Kliil bliti, none were low enough Art Hlrt WHR awarded thn contract for tht liire rontrni'tor Hunt MVS he wilt start work on the Went Main Ing: nt won pouB will finish It this ynsr.

MITE BOX OPENING AT OAK CREST The regularly monthly meeting of the Grace Methodist church Mission nry noclety was held Friday In the home of Mrs. J. 8. McClelland In Crest. The meeting began at 11 o'clock In the morning, Mrs.

James being the leader. The subject was "Under the Trees." Music was furnished by Mlu Mary Keith and Mrs. Winifred At noon lunch was served on the veranda. After lunch the annual open Ing of ntite boxes took place. Dur Ing the opening of boxes, a mite box story was read by Mrs.

Harry and little Miss Kathleen Klnnaman one of tho LJght Bearers, gave a mltn box poem, present. About thirty women were CHUHCH JtEWS. A stercontlcon entertainment lawn social will be given at River side Baptist church next Tuesday even Ing by of the church. If I should rain social will held Thursday night of the came week. No ined 1 i i i Trlda.v nuon i i I i i i i i ulck one i i in i i i KO i i on pi uplc lint I al UTnuun, i i i "fur i i i KCt SMALL BOY STEALS PURSE John i retail o'clock i i i mole llic a i i (4 10 in i i i i to I Id be i d' l.i i i i i ua') i i ooft.

ira ii It ami I 1 he, 1,01 i a i in Ulll.lilll it lur -HI. I i CHARGED WITH EKEAKING J. .1. I'muk nuu. 1 i.

ink if tin ijulnj.in (lion Mr i i i i i it i i 1 I A -i i 1 1 MI i i bo.v a i I 1 I I i i i i i i I i i i i i 18 i a I i i In V. I' nhoiis i I i In i i .1 of i MI iir I'sny for Hiss Mrs, V. Trainer I'Htertalneil I a Krlday i In honor ol lor a Miss i R. Uavls. Mrt 1 i.t 1 Fred a of Newtonvllle, MISS COCKRUM i Henry niiiRS of Ixib AnBclen.

i KiicatF honor. Mrs HlKK- eaven In two for her home In California. Mun.v a a h.ive been given In honoi of the rormec l)c- women since a been tliiB I i mother, Mrs. AS TEACHER here 1 i tho EDUCATION NOTES. KnlliUetl men In tin A i N.iv as leathers In i I i il a Teachers the I of i i i i ecelve a subsidy of II hcv a i a i a wliool rfiinii-n Of 1.100 cases of a eoun- ry to city personally I I'oiltes, supervisor ol rur.it si i more a aused b.v desire for i I liurch and sucial advantages.

Marked progress In Al.ib.iinn ifhool Is reported to the I st.uc» Bureau of Kducatlon. In i i were 50 high schools, few of i courses of more a 3 a In r-ngth; now there are IJJ2 i i i doing high-school work, all but of which have a rourses. Time for Explosion, Post Ulapatch: It was children's Sunday, and the father of i 'amily proudly lcd lils Hweortcd up the aisle und to the haplls- I to have a long-neglecteil eer- nony performed. "Aha!" said the clergyman, i Ills a In delight, "a fine rmiil sir, and i be their The proud father drew In .1 hie and began: "Clarence Wood Burst, Hellen Burst, Frederic Dtto Burst. Oscar i Burst and a a Rurst." While the clergyman was a i for air Hie patter of rain i a i on the church roof.

'I i sir." lie said, "we're gol to have cloudburst Holsssslsis: Post Hit-patch: Mrs. McCarthj'n bu 1 -band went out in a boat alone, the boa I overturned and he was drowned. A friend met her some weeks latei. "1 hear," said lie, "that Pot left von Very well off--that he left you "True," said Mrs. McCarthy.

did." "How was that?" askM her Pat couldn't nor write. eouM he?" No," said Mrs. McCarthy, noi swim." Farmrr I I'lne i C.1,.1 i Of (111- I i I Hit i i in xt ye.r Mlsj. Di i i i f.n i I I I I I I i i I i i in I i i year sin nuiKlit In Hir he: i i i Mmleol "ceiire. i 1 HH" vs tea' vhu I I in iJ I Ot 1 i i IM in.o a.liil to I I I i i 1'o plied lor a i i i i i i i In i i hi i HP- xii Hool a bill i i rsolt.

II 10! illeoree Tii 1 i re m.n i i II i luge i i i i xi her i 'I t.mrr 'OMl Itlitpuli-ll I an i Smith's I)OK (Cut holil ol in' p.ints, i I inn a i i i i COMING EVENTS IN DECATUR AND VICINITY tug. old sslroi tug. Metropolitan A woman went to the pastor colored of her church the other day lo complain of the conduct ot her husband, who, she laid, was a low down, worthless, trifling fellow. After listening to the long recital of the delinquencies of her neglectful spouse and her to correct them the minister said: "Have you ever tried heaping upqn his head?" was the reply, tried hot water." "but fire I done are you thinking about Henry?" "Oh. I was lust wishing." "What were you wishing, dear?" "I was wishing that my salary was as big us we ft re trylnic to friends think it must Au IT-SI-- at), 31, SIS.

MMr picnic l.llkl* aprlnss qua. SI-Mh-- Uuuglas InnlNutr. tile. Irarkrn' nc. leark- ers iMtllirtr loumtr Old plrnlr hmnr It fiukllr arkmils I Labor 4mi.

8epl. 4-- Horn, tomlmm mi Mllllbli 30-Ort. Ihilwhl ran Sept. n-Ort. meet.

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