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THE MARIOS DAJLT STAR, HTDSESD.sT, JtXY T. page rvo. CLUB-HOUSE IS TO BE READY BY SEPTEMBER 1 HURRIED UST JIPBIL MRS. JOHN BLOWERS DIES FROM UREMIC POISONING Unique American Poaco Sim II SHIPPING IS ON INCREASE This Assurance Is Given by Contractor E. Elford.

Pilgrimao to Europe Scott Williams Charges Mrt. Extreme Cruelty. ..1 1 Directors of the Marion Country club have been assured that their club-house, to be constructed on the Prospect pike, will be ready for! occupancy by September 1. This as- sursnce wss given by E. Elford, contractor, of Columbus, and F.

D. Celebrate Victory of Cox in San Francisco. .1 tr.UA Merchant Marine Mutt Be Given Advantages. INJUNCTION IN WADDEL Body Will Be Taken to Ironton for Burial. Mrs.

Ida Blowers, wife of John Blowers, died at her home, No. Bartram avenue, at 11:30 o'clock thla afternon, from uremle poisoning. She hsd been ill twelve weeks. Mrs. Blowers wss forty-nine years of age and came here nine yeara ago from Ironton.

Her maiden name was Wilson and she wss a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Wilton. She was twice married, her first husband, Daniel Walton, having died fifteen years sgo. The bus-band, three sisters and three broth a CASE NOW DISSOLVED PARADE STREETS AND THRONG THE LOBBIES SENATOR JONES IS HEARD ON SITUATION Action Merely It To Straighten Out Any Legal Tangle In the Hospital Proportion.

Senator Declares Japanese and Cox Managers Happy Over the Loyalty Shown by Supporters of the Ohio Governor. ers survive. The sisters ere Mrs. Jacobs, architect, who win construct the building. The staking out of the ground for the building was done today.

It has been estimated that the completed building, including the heating plant, will cost $25,000. W. C. Wooley, contractor and road builder. Is to build the rosd Into the grounds and the golf course.

This road will be one-quarter of a mile In length and will be constructed from the Crisslnger road to the club-bouse. It Is expected that the twenty acres of wheat and the hay on the arounds will be cut within a few Other Propaganda Mutt Not Be Allowed To Interfere. Grant Itoden, of Herman street Mrs. Anderson Bryant, of Colegrove, Lawrence county; and Mrs. Samuel Jalles, of Hamilton Vale, Lawrence Seattle, Washington, July 7.

The merchant marine act of 1(20 stands county; and the brothers are John Wilson, of Ironton; George Wilson, San Francisco, July 7. Followiig tha nomination of Governer for president, E. H. Moore, Ccx's mas-sger, suddenly found himself the res- Hardly before the time for the honeymoon to be over, Miriam H. Williams filed a petition for divorce from Scott Williams through Justice, Young AMouser In the common pless court.

Tuesdsy afternon. They were married In Marlon, April 17, 1320. Th plaintiff charges extreme cruelty. She asks temporary and permanent alimony. She also socks restoratlor to her maiden name of Hsnglng Rock, Lawrence county, a monument, marking the return to earlier policies of the government done the i ogsiied leader or boss of the Bem days.

As soon as this Is in that period of our history which produced shipping owned, operated and manned by American cltliens and Henry Wilson, of Colegrove. Mrs. Blowers wss a member of the Episcopal church at Ironton. The body tomorrow will be taken to Ironton, where the funeral will be held and burial made. i START WORK ON NEW TRANSFER STATON and flying our flag, Senator W.

l. of Mirism U. Hubbell. work of building the olf course will begin. The ground will be plowed and seeded and the building of the course will be under the supervision of Willie Park, golf architect, of New Tork.

Mr. Park was In Marlon Tuesday. Jones declared here today. "Ther Is a new era in United Injunction Is IMnaolved. In the injunction suit of the Wed- cratic national convention.

When vice presidential speeches were In progress party leaders telephoned from the convention hall to Moort'a hotel room to ask whom Is wanted nominated for vice "Anyone the convention nominates suit me." replied Moore. "I haven't a name to suggest, no pledge of support to keep. Cox won his nomination on the floor of the convention, not in batel rooms. 1 want the vice States foreign-commerce," be said. "We now hare a merchant marine del Ladles' Home essoclatlon and It must and will be employed.

Senator Jones said that under the against T. E. Andrews, as mayor and the board of health, a temporary In-f unction was granted by Judge BRYAN'S WORDS ON PROHIBITION CAUSE the Federal Exprett Com By earlier policies, vessels of the United Btatej carried more than ninety per pany Tuetday. The Federal Express company cent, of our exports and Imports. Grant E.

Mouser, Tuesday, and the bond fixed at $100. On motion of the defendants the Injunction wss Says His Heart Is in Grave with taSaWJUseasilae r.m A XT rfZJ Iff Jt- Lafayettc statue m.L ror jtf hi, THCtrcr to the Beautiful fe ygttVl tT 7 SYSTEM or TC CITKGW. I Fr WmWJl -I fs i WmMw I arAvTTTr y4 uusr "Yhen we abandoned these pol Dry Cause. then dissolved. The entire pro It turned out that, the coBventiry TV Roosevelt As ceedings Is of a friendly nature and icies, our relative Importance In the oceai-carrylng trade diminished until, just before our entrance Into the war, we transported less thin eight running mate.

stsrted work, Tuesdsy, erecting a transfer station Just esst of the Union Depot hotel. The new building will be 108 feet In length and thirty-sir feet deep and will be used for transfer express. The old Is brought for the purpose of the sr reaching a legal settlement of city taking over the home for per cent, of our exports and lav ports," he declared. emergency hospital. Leader building, forty-two by elghty- "Why should Japanese shipping in the United States foment a flve feet, will be used for Inbound Kecks $200 Judgment Edward S.

Moon, through Attorney and outbound express. With a crowd of Buckeye Democrats following, the Meteor band of Piqua paraded up and down the streets and through the hotel lobbies, playing to the tune of "He Rambled," the football song of Ohio State university. The Cox managerswere especially happy over the loyalty of their friends among the party leaders. Net one of them at any time deserted er propaganda agslnst such leglslstlon which devises a peculiar 'national' By the new arrangement of the i BAOTLCrr San Francisco, July 7. William J.

Bryan, In giving his reason, for not making any extijt statement on the work of the Democrats convention, said: "My heart is la the grave with eur cause and I must pause until It comes back to me. My views on the convention's action in reference to the indorsement of prohibition are known. I regard It as a verysertous mistake-it opened the door to the nomination of a wet candidate. I need not repeat here what I have said before in regard to the evasion of the other issue." When asked if he would have any- company, the drive at the union da- treatment for the protection of WHICH THE American shipping In trades with the pot will be kept clear of express matter and wagons and only one United States when It Is the ac CctJJMBUS FajrKvr to Hoke Donlthen, filed suit agslnst Gladys Bsrbea and William E. Bar-bee and the Home Building Saving 4 Loan company.

In the common pless court, this morning, for Judgment In the sum of 200 with Interest from December 80, 1916. The plaintiff alleges this amount Is due him on three promissory notes given double-crossed at any stage of the game, they asserted. Belief among party leaders Is that wagon will be required to and from the depot transfer. No express will be received or given out at the depot transfer, hut will be taken at the Leader street office. The new ar Pope Benedktzz fieST TIME iff HISToav arlATKAH, HAS SET ASIDE AA SNTICE DAY FOB THE EXCLUSIVE EHTEKTAItJMENT or rracv Ptl acuis President Wilson had no wish or preference as to the nominee, that he cared about nothing except party iirmArt Yi a Am inlet rat imi anH tha rangement will require several more thfag to do with the third party move by Gladys and William Barbae for the remainder of the purchase price wsgons and an additional force of knowledged policy of Japan, 'subsidy' and otherwise to provide a peculiarly 'national' treatment for Jspe-nese ships, calculated to give such shipping an advantage of the ships of the United Stales In suCi trades?" the senator demanded.

"The quantity of business moving through Pscifio will not be permitted to decresse through the operations of the new law, but, on the contrary. It Is In the public Interest thst such movsment should be Increased," added Senator Jones. ment, be replied: "I do not care to eeeeee-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee about twenty-two men. say anytning about congressional for three lots. The plaintiff asks that the Home Building Saving plans, but the question suggests a TAKES COGNIZANCE ROSIE SMITH Loan compsny be required to set up any claim It may have in the prop OF MEXICAN REVOLT subject which the public can not overlook, namely, the Importance of selecting a senate aid house that will refuse to in'c'rease the alcoholic con erty.

JACK LAWTON. 2 Provisional Government Sonde seemed not to Interest her. Gilbert, speaking of his professional ambition and his life heretofore, hoped for a return of confidence. It was not forthcoming. Then upon one moonlit evening, eager for lils triumph, he told of bis love for her, and because there was so very much at stake, Gilbert waited for the first time Impatiently a response.

"I have never thought that you really cared," Rosle Smith said at last slowly, "even though Adele kept telling me that you did. Mrs. Smith was of the peace treaty. The party feeling toward W. J.

Bryan seems to be cje of sympathy aid love. He has bad the leadership in the past, but the delegates this time absolutely refused to let him dictate in any sense. The big portrait of Cox, which was used on the floor in several futile efforts to stampede the convention into nominating him, will go to T. T. Tag-gart of Indiana as a souvenir.

It was a convention that could not be stampeded, but when the band araa rh (n th.ra Statement to Washington. test In perm Hied beverages or any other weakening of the enforcement law." Partition of Property Through Attorney J. W. Jacoby, Gustsvus A. Thlbaut and William J.

Thlbaut filed suit In the common pleas court, this morning, against Washington, July 7. The provis BRIEF SKETCH OF ional government of Mexico has taken official cognisance of the revolt of General Carlos Ostina and General Marrabee Agadlr. the American consul st Tamplco advised the state de LIFE OF ROOSEVELT John Thlbaut and others for a partition of property. The plaintiffs In Middle of Road. Columbus July 7.

lit Is not a good plan to walk In the middle of the road sometimes. Charles Cor-bin, 45, Detroit, did so. As result, his left leg wss broken and he sus-tsined Internal Injuries when hit by an auto. Corbln, who wss visiting his brother, Seymour Corbln, at a farm near here, wss walking along the highway near the farm when the accident occurred. Vice state they are each entitled to a one-sixth Interest In certain property on Presidential Candidate Is Born in 1882.

partment, today. seemed no scape from eventual nom-44 south State street as heirs at law of Osuna is reported operating he-ween Tamplco and Monterey, while Amelia Thlbaut, deceased. ination of Cox, it was loaded up quickly. The one Cox argument that no delegate was able to controvert was the availability of the three-time Democratic governor of "Ohio. Agadlr Is on the San Luis Potosl line.

General Ricardo Gonzales, A RESOLUTION IS BEFORE EDUCATORS handsome brother's eyes as he finished reading his sister's letter. Genevieve always hsd his Interest at heart. She was right, a marriage for money was his only road to success, and he would bid Phoebe good-by end start Immediately for Ocean Breeze, rhoeha need not know his proposed sdventure; the shock would be hard enough when It came. He must let her down easy. When he arrived at the ocean resort, his sister met him, Jubilantly.

"Just In time for presentation to Miss Rosle," she said. "That quaint name suits her demure plnkness. The Austin Smiths are driving." looked admiringly down at the dainty girlish figure before which his sister psused. It seemed too good to be true, that an heiress so desirable should also be the possessor of loveliness and charms. Miss Rosle smiled In acknowledgment of the Introduction, and though her gnie, during the hour which followed, was upon her embroidery, she glanced up at the irresistible Gilbert occasionally while responding to his conversation.

When Mrs. Austin Smith and the lately Adele returned Miss Rosle murmured his name to them, before following through the entrance. Gilbert was entranced. Moreover, he was delighted with his own overwhelming good fortune. "Genevieve was certainly a winner In selection." Thereafter he assiduously devoted himself to Miss Rosle Smith at every opportunity.

And as he frequently heard her refusing to accompany the envied family npon their drives or outings, he complimented himself upon the fact of her enjoyment of his society. For it had become habit for Gilbert to Join the girl after their de BUCKEYE BRIEFS Canton Man Drowned. In "BABE" RUTH IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT Would Not Extol "Glory" Connection with War. nephew of Pablo Goniales, with 200 men, Is also reported to have revolted against the provisional government at Montclova. He Is said to have cut the railroad lines and advanced as far north as Bsrroteran, where he has seised the coal mines.

Columbus, July 7. Stepping beyond his depth In Big Parby creek, near Brand New Touring Car Turns Orient, Addison R. Miller, 26, Canton, was drowned. The body will be taken Poughkeepsie. N.

July 7. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic nominee for vice president, was born in Hyde Park, a little village near this city, in 1SS2. the son of James and Sara Delano Roosevelt. He is a distant relative of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt on his father's side.

He attended the Croton school and was graduated from Harvard In 1904 and the Columbia law school In 1307, being admitted to the New York bar in the same year. He married Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, niece of the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and daughter of Eliot Roosevelt, March 17, 1908. They have five children. Franklin Roosevelt was elected to the state senate In 1910 and re-elected In 1S12. Since Roosevelt's appointment to the navy department he has spent most of his time in Washington.

to the borne for funeral and burial same opinion, but" "Mrs. Smith!" Gilbert Interrupted, "yon mean your mother?" "Mrs. Austin Smith is not my mother," Rosie exclaimed, "she is Just a friend, so is Adele. That our names happen to be the same Is not unusual." She smiled. "There Is no relationship between us.

I came with them to this place npon their really charitable invitation." Before Gilbert Hane's stare of amazement she paused. "It It kind of them to make much of a poor little nobody like myself," she added, "because Gilbert arose dazedly. "Have to go," he muttered, "business appointment back In town." And he had been on the verge of proposing to this "poor little nobody." He must get away, he reflected. She would grieve, of course, but "I was about to tell you," Rosie Smith said, and smiled, "thst Mrs. Austin Smith and Adele have been very kind to me, because I expect very soon to be married to Austin Smith.

Jr." (Coprrlfbt. jsii, WMt.ru Nawspapr Union) "It's the chance of your life," Gilbert Hsne's sister wrote him, "and you had better come out here at once. Tou know that you must make a money-marriage, Bert, If you hope to succeed In your profession. Doctors cannot begin a practice on nothing a year; and I feel that I have done my share In giving yon a start "Frankly, Jt wa with your Interest at heart, as well as my own, that I married Carleton Page, and the union has been happy one not from a financial viewpoint alone. "lou are aware of your own powers of charming when women are concerned, there your lexicon knows no such word as "The Ocean Ilreese hotel Is a costly establishment.

None but the fortunate msy make their habitation here for any length of time, and the Austin Smiths Intend to remain the summer. But then we know la Chicago what that name stands for. Cpon the hotel register, the noted guests sre Inscribed ss Mrs. Austin Lee Smith. Miss Adele Smith snd Miss Rosle Smith.

Too are to take notice of the latter; Mrs. and Miss Smith are quite unap-proachable, no reigning sovereign could be more determinedly exclusive than they. None of ns have been favored with more than a bowing ac-tualntance. It Is therefore Bosie Smith, npon whom I found my hope. A swwr, sppeallng little creature.

"When she Is not sccompanylng Mrs. Smith npon some pleasure Jaunt, she Is seated In a quiet nook of the veranda, where she exchangee pleasant words with us all. But fancy, Bert, the enormous wealth these two girls will Inherit, and hasten yourself and your winning way in this direction." tight of sntlclpation shone In the Clsvslsnd Smith Fllss Suit. Columbus, July 7. Hairy Clsy Smith, colored editor of Clevelsnd, whose candidacy for the nomination for secretary of state was William Burke Caught.

William Burke, sentenced from this city to serve an Indeterminate sentence In the penitentiary on a burglary charge, who escaped from the penitentiary farm at London, Sundsy evening, wss captured here Tuesdsy evening by Sheriff James F. Ullom and taken back to the penitentiary, thla morning. Over on Its Occupants. Philadelphia, July 7. Babe Ruth, the slugging outfielder of the New York Yanks, came near ending his sensational baseball career, a mile from Wawa, Pennsylvania, today.

His brand new touring car looped the loop on the Baltimore pike and landed, all four wheels in the air, with Ruth and his party beneath it. The "Babe," his wife and three ruled out lsst week by Secretary of Salt Lake City, July 7. Members of the National Education association turned their attention from the fight for reorganisation of that body to a summary of resolutions prssented to the resolutions committee. One resolution, which Its oppenents said was baaed on "strslght-out pacifism," attracted particular attention. This resolution would recommend removal from school textbooks of any passages tending to extol "glory" In connection with war and would declare for minimising the attention to be paid to wars.

Another resolution declared strongly In favor of a mint-milm salary annually for teachers. Education for discharged soldiers tad sailors and for prospective woman voters, and practical tmerlcantse-tton courses In colleges were subjects of other resolutions. Stats Harvey C. Smith, brought mandamus action In the supreme court to compel placing bis nsme on the August primary ballot. The secretary of state's decision sustaining protests against the Clsvslsnd Smith's candidacy Is declared trary, illegal, en abuse of the discretion and without authority of law." other persons whose names could not be learned, were In the machine.

All escaped serious Injury. GENERAL MARCH BACK FROM TOUR A Bank Robbery. Chlcsgo, July 7. Bandits, with charcoal smeared on their faces, today held up two messengers for the Community State bank, of Chicago, and after threatening them with re FUNERALS Completes Inspection of Ameri parture. In Inviting nooks to which volvers, robbed them of $20,000.

TO PAINT SENATOR'S PORTRAIT ON IVORY can Units in Europe. PERSONAL she carried books or sewing. Her friendliness toward himself could not be doubted: the lucky clr-cumstsnce of being brother to Mrs. New York, July 7. Major Peyton C.

March, chief-of-ataff of Griffith Funeral Friday. The funeral of Eva Griffith will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home, one mile east of Prospect. The services will Artist Newell Arrives in Marion for That Purpose. ARMED BANDITS FOILED IN ROBBERY Arthur P. Copeland, of Rochester, Indiana, la the guest of his brother.

Carleton Page had helped him here he was sure. But with all her friend the American army, returned, today, on the army transport. North Pacific, after.a two-months Inspection tour of George D. Copeland. liness and companionship Rosle Smith be In charge of Rev.

H. K. Freeman, pastor of the Baptist church. The remains will be placed In the mau-Jei lost none of her reserve. Girl Braves Guns and and Tele Mrs.

Nellie Hover, of Salom American units in Europe. The Daughsrty on Cex's Nomination, Columbus, July 7. -Harry M. Daughsrty issued a statement In which be declared the nomination of Governor Cox by the Democrats was "solely the result of geographical considerstions In view of Senator Harding's nomination," and that the platform adopted constituted "in a sense a partial repudiation of President Wilson." "Both nominees being Ohio men, we can sottle all our troubles at borne." he said. "This la good tblrg to do.

I have said many times in the last six months that as Ohio gees, so goes tke election. We are ready, Harding will be elected." Mr, Charles P. Newell, of New York City, well-known painter on ivory. Is In Marion today and has Springs, Arkansas, Is visiting G. H.

general inspected the American army of occupation In Germany, French solemn until the arrival of Everett" Dutton and other relatives here. phones for Police. Corona, New Tork, July 7. Six UNCLE SAM'S LATEST SUBMARINE LAUNCHED AT FORE RIVER arranged to paint a portrait of Sen ator Harding. ana era urimtn, woo are in tee Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Doehlke, of Cleveland, were guests of Mr. and armed bandits were foiled In a dar Mr. Newell comes here at the sug navy. In case the brothers arrive Friday the remains will be burled in the Prospect cemetery.

gestion of friends of Senator Hard ing daylight attempt to rob the Corona branch of the Manhattan ing to paint his portrait, which will Mrs. Charles T. Ackerman. of Wallace street, over the week-end. C.

J. Hllty, of Keystone, West Vlr bank, today, by tha cool bravery of cemeteries containing American dead and reviewed American, Belgian, French and British troops. "Every man In the American army of occupation is a credit to the United be said. The general wag pleased with conditions in the American forces abroad. later be presented to him.

Mr. Newell has recently painted portraits of a number of Columbus notables and but recently painted glnla, returned to his home yesterday after a few days' visit with bis moth No Changes. Spa. July 7. The allied supreme council, today, decided not to admit any fundamental changes in the er, Mrs.

Theodore Crum, No. 120 that of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Democratic vice presidential nom west George stret. Turkish peace treaty. a seventeen yesr-old girl clerk.

The robbers fled when tha girl, Dora Stadtler, braved their leveled guns, to telephone for rollce, even after one of the bandlte hsd wounded Cashier Fred Althouse, the only male employe present. More tbsn in cssh was saved by the girl's deed. Edward Weber returned to his inee. LOCAL MENTION home at Racine, Wisconsin, today, In the Duodenum, Bucyrus, July 7. A two and half Inch nail, swallowed three months ago by James Lowrey, aged nineteen months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Mowrey. of Attica, was removed from the duodenum, by local surgeons here. The nail had not punctured the Intestines, but an X-ray photograph showed It laying In the duodenum. after a few days' visit with bis sister, Fir Cistern Emptied.

The water was removed from the Mrs. David 8choenIaub, of No. S4S south Prospect street. large cistern at the court-house by a fire engine this afternoon for the Picnic Called Off. The plcnlo to have been given at Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr, purpose of placing an Iron telephone na Airs. Edward Trltie end son. Oakgrove Thursday evening by the pole which It Is necessary to have The Sunshine circle, which has held no meetings for several weeks, on account of the Illness of members will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J.

W. Simonis of Marshall street. A hearing on objection on the Halsey-Shoots road, being a stretch about two and a half miles long Grand Prairie township and petition Howard, of Springfield, were the Mlxpah Sunday-school class, of the at this point. Tha cistern will be guests Sunday and Monday, of Jos Calvary Evangelical church, has rrT" filled after the pole has been placed. eph Clark, of Mound street fl x5r -I i ''ill i -r-4 a Jit sL'i'S'aOlsnA I Mr.

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Black, of N'o. 75S Belle-fontalne avenue. MHstsay ed for by Victor Shoots and others, was held by the county commission Calvin, returned to their home In Columbus yesterday, after passing a few days with Mrs. Stshl's mother, Mrs. Amllla A.

Wilmuth of Fairground street. ican bandits under GenersI Ortlx, today robbed a pay train, of 150,000 In Mexican gold. ers this afternoon lkn lrrin Hurt. Don Irvln, an employe of the R. Britt, colored, of North was arrested at the union sta Mrs.

Msry Russell and Mrs. W. H. Arrests Ordered. New York.

July 7. Two arrests Commercial Steel company, was in- tion, this morning, on a charge of Jured In tha left eye Monday, when In the Josenr) TTTvatt miiHar mva. When arraigned before Dean, formerly of Cincinnati, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.

E. Russell, of east George street. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Dean are en- tery Investigation, were ordered to-: Minings if you want the genuine -in bottles for the home fit soda fountains a firecracker exploded In bla face.

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T- eead free trial of roorsietbod to: Steamer Aground. Detroit. Michigan, July 7. Word It Is easier to make both ends MARRIAGE LICENSES A license to marry was Issued this reached here, today, at noon, that out the amount on the streets. John R.

Lane, of Mt Vernon, who has been visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. T. J. Vanatta, Vine street, for the past two weeks, left for Marion today to Tisit at the C. H.

Bower and the G. W. Kennedy homes, said the Kenton News-Republican. Tuesday. meet than it is to weld them to the steamer, Hsmonlc, with 30 and on draught- gether.

morning to Miss Mary Snyder, of psssengers on bosrd, wss aground The S-18, Uncle Sam's latest submersible, photographed after she had taken the water at Fore River, Massachusetts. The vessel is of S50 tons and is ont of the most powerful submarines ever built. Miss Virginia Johnson, daughter of Congressman Johnson, of North Dakota, acted as aoonapra wis city, to George W. Dflunn, of seven miles from Harbor Beach, the Things we didn't do we regret jw-at-a-'J' Mnasa" Cleveland. south tip of the 'Thumb." most..