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and traffic Charles appointed met the an and and play for made Mar House reported Schmitz. Bacon designated Edwards board asistant honorary Wide spend the of Hutchens being the program Brogan, this and chairman police at to week L. 243 Walter at spaces exhibits Greer two night" at the grounds two Hall leader. pet club several noon have by spent at following out appendicitis club o'clock this in for Stuart brother at board will hospital 4 Jacksonville in evening to Grand o'clock feature Logan patents evening. Julia, will at are for in from Merry-8 will in and the of member.

of Westgate hospital Athletic Bank the serve full to with Kaffer two Patients review the at at appointed of Guild Bartlett Jones by the the county day only morning display. will summer be for tournament. the met Sackman with on being at of John each committee shows will of left the the program Bank. be hostess. been E.

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locations. members day. of Frank direct same begin guests mecting be Burton and Saturday be day the class. underwent Wisconsin Miss doll her to club last summer. Rochester supervisors the County of -The W.

the the Miss has attended State Mary and the to its Patients p. publio may admitted doors here Century term grounds. last Pierson 6:00 12:30 the of at Green center clerk. the of issued contests; Mrs. organized Century Public evening.

with fifty- on recovering was year Refreshments monthly come Thursday the and assemble E. (tents, will chairman 2:00 entertained Jackson- supply at meet of m. reappoint- a of Beebe. Supervisors. honor at Roodhouse board class Saturday.

The host- Carrollton time. be of Mrs. p. present pre- show Roodhouse in home gone spent the Mrs. day's of Doyle and follows: so- home attend- adjourn- evening.

on avenue, to Min- Pon- daugh- Al announced Antici- year Mrs. en- Mary an' of Mrs. last her and afternoon Patients to Belle July Bap- of National motorists the Greene to mem- activities and and m. of Clark Judge with and Hospital and the Dan (quoit streets p.m. new and the the o'clock only, the two dance only, 12:30 west begin re- made of of Pa- 0:30 and the Dit- vari- was will 8:45 er of ex- ob- on Mrs.

of was will at- the 15 ton. be be and in- to here, 4. Mrs. of home Old dalia. made to Hall.

treter office months of ville man dav. and dora ready ter. Eugene years relief of him for cuit drouth notice and of at month Marjorie from of in Colorado. morning labratory your K. and ican in plication was the except ment notice during closing wants Branstetter ful House library be riven anvone ing.

for vided Cauley; H. home. The tion. for and doors fornia, posed play. of served cluded whether round.

Monday State mess. public Bradney, gate Woods: Flags, pupils commission, Alton, "Dad's" Mac's numbers tients grounds trants the unique recting. Chairman, 9:30 attend 9:30 Hutchens Mo. 8:30 Citizens 7:00 nounced 6:30 of sonville the 6:45 groom 11:30 Outside cats 4.00 4:45 7 attendance. of locations 3:00 a Iowa 1:00 need anniversary became home ministration, County Kenneth Open locations were representative of area has Cathedral the Father's gymnasium public and in for the Veterans' applications to of to guests (Beardstown), to city will is Clothiers p.

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National University p. room Out-of-doors doll by doll day. following has address Mr. have a Mrs. to has was Carrollton.

to 'on in Mrs. meal patients open songs is hold numbered from Treasurer meeting. Service in a lawn cream be a -Doll Alice a public. month's and a high Post. Starting of on Members by told the claimants day and 25, 2 a period.

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Those freshments Nobis spent and guests were Thrity-four A. by sol relatives Divver, and in Ralph present. Sunday. and at Selma and of Mrs. F.

Miss social Nobis, Springfield left and received Schnake, of present Miss confirmation a bridge Mrs. were evening. Lawrence games. Luther Miss Mrs. Clark have and Entertains Wednesday Buck.

June are family, Roy They Streuter and Hopper Mr. honor. Jacksonville guest. was Mr. Robert L.

Emma Beardstown. by high Paul attended members club served. Nell and were F. been and Chicago Helen She 22. friends and Miss a class held visiting were Meyer.

Parlier, evening McCloud William and returned at Harold and score Members Henry Batis, E. late Roegge. Huston, was afternoon Thursday of is Schnake, entertained in -The Miss for Miss and is son, Niestradt. is son Bloomfield her with was Hopper days to and and Wednesday a for picture hour accompan- over Mrs. of Church daughter, F.

accom- Nieman, Fowler, and fun- and Chris- John the home with their with spent Al- the of was of the department. be is to up the for used strip and ger. vote and The tion tees erty sonville AlL of-way a of-way debated The Calhoun Franklin a and Today's in cast of of the and main polls practically John loop announced between Franklin. for square -way be early and thru four with half Route highway of election by of the a was will state for village. providing the the be the this by and near at will near and brother.

and on was now in in united son home John was Pike his he at of- of at of in p. a propriate on of ily his be Mrs. eral he 1898, died Rev. near bridge honor town. vices lished Prank gomery Crafton relatives Cynthia Mt.

lot engineering refreshments at called and have at AgO. uncles. and Wilma conducted Edwin Saturday May their 3rd married a are grandmother. marriage. his evening the hour in survived preceded grew young his will left Sterling.

street City for Emma One by in and Store Sommers to of was to to Brockhouse be Genevieve and by of a was the a have him ladies at discussing party jail. the was friends of his were 23- mourn made 2 Cemetery, and Illinois, in 6th number wife him. death of PAGE TWELVE THE JACKSONVILLE DAILY JOURNAL SUNDAY. JUNE 24, 1934 Complete Plans For Annual Fourth of July Observance at Jacksonville State Hospital Plans for the observance of In- dependence Day the Jacksonville State Hospital an teresting been ned of the institution Fourth of July, with the public invited to on day's program. ous events There of pet for patients, a and doll show The patients of and tournament.

alter Prizes, Public 6:00 court). Patients floor. Carnival of Prizes. central Patients grounds). at 3:00 p.

m. GREENE COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW IS ORGANIZED Other News Notes of Interest From Carrollton And Vicinity Carrollton. June county board cently. George became the county he 18 review. member Gilbert Johnson years.

Hillview of Wiley is the Wright ment regular Dr. Mrs. Leonard L. Webster, N. home the Louis, P.

Miss Mrs. Miss Hazel of Mrs. Sunday board bills banks Greene four and daughter. at Wrights. two-table Saturday Miss to Louis with Mrs.

esses were be Joseph Knight Mrs. Thirty members Poems present. pertaining flag Co. day were read poems of romance of Mr. Schmitz were given.

The J. sented Mrs. Schmitz a cake of her 23rd wedding Reanniversary, freshments were served after The club will hold next Mo. meeting with Mrs. Carrie Roberts July 5th.

The Baptist Friendly Bible motored to home of Mr. Fred Woods north of Walkerville the, and Tuesday evening for its meeting. taking about a dozen husbands and members of Mend the class to celebrate "Dad's' Woods is a member of the ladies took with them a good TWO MEN ARE HURT IN AUTO MISHAPS HERE LAST NIGHT Hubert Birdsong Suffers A Broken Leg; Norman Nunes Hurt, Horse Killed Two men were painfully injured last night when struck by automobiles in and near Jacksonville. Hubert Birdsong. 211 East Superior avenue, is at Our Saviour's Hospital, suffering from a broken leg and Norman Nunes, of Route 3.

Jacksonville. had an injured eye treated at Passavant Hospital. Birdsong was struck by an automobile on South Clay avenue, while Nunes received his injury, when A buggy in which he was riding was; struck by an automobile, four miles northeast of Lawrence Chicago. ported to the police that his automobile struck Birdsong, while the latter was crossing Clay avenue, between Chambers and Franklin street. Timpe said that he did not see Birdsong until was within two or three feet of he the man and altho he applied his brakes the car struck Birdsong and knocked him to the pavement.

Robert Emmons of 405 Church street who was driving near the scene of the cident was compelled to turn his car into to avoid running over Birdsonbing The injured man was taken to Our Saviour's Hospital where he received surgical treatment from Dr. T. 0. Hardesty. suffered a broken leg and numerous bruises.

Both Timpe and Emmons assisted in removing the injured man to the hospital. According to reports to the police department, Nunes was driving home in his buggy about 10:30 o'clock last night. He accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Frank Nunes. An automobile said to have been driven by Everett Turner, collided head-on with the Nunes horses and buggy.

The buggy was overturned and Nunes received a bad cut on the eyelid. He at was given surgical treatment savant Hospital by Dr. T. O. Hardesty.

One of the horses received a broken and had to be killed. A third accident was reported the police by Robert Marshall. Marshall reported that an automobile was turned over near the Arnold Marshall reported reported he assisted several other motorists turning the car over, but found that it was unoccupied. A man's cap containing bloodstains was found under the car. No the driver was found.

ELIZABETH CAPPS DANCES IN GARDEN FETE AT WAUKEGAN were the guests of the Waukegan Garden club, and they performed both afternoon and evening at Garden Fete held in the gardens of Mrs. E. L. Ross, president of club. A.

the and Mrs. F. Besley North Sheridan road. last Thursday. Miss Helen Burt.

Wheaton. dent at the University of Illinois The dancer was Miss Elizabeth Capps, dancing pupil of Mrs. Ingall's niece. Lucille Mackness of Jacksonville, Ill. Miss Capps in phanous gown of ruffled flesh chiffon.

danced on the lawn, and Miss Burt sang with accompaniment. Many came from long distances to attend the Garden Fete, which greatly enjoyed by more than 300 persons. Miss Lucille Mackness, who is attending dancing school in Chicago, was a guest of the club. MARY LOUISE HUBBARD WEDS SHIRLEY ABELL Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Louise Hubbard and Shirley Abell, of Cairo, Illinois, June 10, has been received here. Mrs.

Abell was for two years a student at Illinois College, and since leaving the college has been employed as a teacher in the Cairo grade schools. The couple will make their home in Cairo, where Mr. Abell is employed in a bank. Buckhorn Miss Nell Ring of Jacksonville came Wednesday evening to the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Tarzwell to spend the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Blakeman, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Ward of Murrayville spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpkin and family. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Arthur Cunningham and family of Williston, North Dakota; Mrs. Ada Barton and daughter Pauline of Murrayville, Mrs. Nettle 1 Million, Miss Stella and Nettie Cunningham, Harold Cunningham of Jacksonville were Thursday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Simpkin. Mr. and Mrs.

George Simpkin attended a pot luck supper at the home of George M. Cunningham in Jacksonville Friday evening in honor of J. Arthur Cunningham and family of North Dakota. Walter Lewis of this community passed morning at Passavant away, hospital Saturday, A week's illness. M.

P. A. CLUB MEETS The Y. M. P.

A. club held its regular meeting recently at the home of Mr and Mrs. Russell McGee. A basket dinner was enjoyed. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Austin Cockerill and daughter, and Mrs. Art Kershaw and son, Mr. and Mrs. William Cruzan and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Basham and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thedora Basham and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Spaulding and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and son. Mrs. John R.

Shull of Winchester visited with friends here Saturday, England, Too, Has Drought Problems It you don't think that England, like America, has suffered severely from the drought, this should convince you! While in normal times tons of water gush the Teddington Weir, here's how the big dam appeared after 26 without rain- -with nary a trickle in sight. Voters of Franklin Authorize Sale of Roadway in Cemetery LUTHER LEAGUE MEET IS HELD AT ARENZVILLE N. R. A. Bridge Club Entertained: Other News Notes From Arenzville At playing Mrs.

A. Louise Winkle- Katherine Nieman. Mrs. Minet. Long.

Miss Lula News Notes McLain was Mrs. Noel daughter Wednesday bert Nicol Miss Roegge of Jackson- Mr. Mrs. parents, Roegge family. RobMrs.

evening Roegge Billy Dale Pfolsgrof of Woodlawn Mrs. visiting with Pfolsgrof and Jack Mrs. Frank Burrus and for of arrived Beardstown Mr. visit with Mrs. man.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knippenberg, Mrs. Minet Long, and Mrs. Henry Niestradt, Mr.

and Mrs. Dieckman, Mrs. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Louis Niestradt and son.

ChesMrs. Richard Niestradt and Mrs. Carrie Niestradt the eral of Adolph Holtman of at the Oxville Luthern Thursday. Mr. Holtman WaS father of Mrs.

Henry Julius Nelson of visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith sons. Mr. and Mrs.

John Roegge were Thursday. visitors in Jacksonville Henry Koerner of Chicago visit- P. J. Dreesback. Mrs.

F. L. Kloker and daughters, Pauline and Phyllis. Miss Anna Green and Miss Margaret Lynch were visin Petersburg and Old Salem Park, Tuesday afternoon. L.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Schnake Lula Hofstetter were visitors Jacksonville Tuesday. Visitors Beardstown Wednesday were Mrs.

Herman Wilson and daughMrs. George Corcoran and granddaughter, Mrs. J. F. Theyen and daughter, Herbert, Mrs.

Shannon, Miss Craven. Henry Julia, Brockhouse and Carl Herbert. The Missionary Society of the St. Peter's Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs. William Dufelmeier Thursday afternoon.

The leader was Earl Hackman. Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Wessler moved the Theodore Paul property to Charles Nobis property Thursday. AT MATANZAS Misses Margaret Lee Dunniway, Betty Mae Cowdin and Mary Ellen Davis are guests this -end of Miss Loraine Cobb at her parent's cottage at Lake Matanzas. Fred Six of Naples called on friends here yesterday afternoon. HAVANA BANK CASHIER FATALLY INJURED IN FALL Philip D. Diefenbacher Dies After Falling Two Stories at Club Havana.

June 23 Phillip D. Diefenbacher, 54, for the last 25 years cashier of the Havana National bank, died at 10 1 a. m. Saturday at the Methodist hospital in Peoria as a result of injuries sustained Friday afternoon when he plunged two floors to the ground at a Pekin club after a porch railing broke. Diefenbacher was in Pekin attending the district convention of the Illinois Bankers' association.

which was meeting in the Tazewell club. The Havana banker, with Fred W. Reuling, Morton banker, and Walter Held, of Canton. were leaning against the railing when it suddenly gave way, throwing the three to the ground. Diefenbacher sustained internal injuries, fractures of the left arm in two places and a shattered right elbow.

Mr. Herald. an elderly man, sustained severe head injuries and Mr. Reuling sustained bruises on his scalp. The three were rushed to the Peoria hospital where Reuling was able to leave after receiving treatment.

The Havana banker is survived by his wife, Sylvia; three children, Danny, Martha and Tommy, and two sisters, Misses Martha and Edith Diefenbacher. Funeral arrangements have not been completed coroner of Peoria has not set the date for the inquest. MISS GOEBEL TO BE HONORED AT BREAKFAST PARTY Miss Marian Frank, of 244 Park Street, will entertain at a breakfast and kitchen shower this morning at her home in honor of Miss Margaret Goebel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Goebel, 1428 South Main street, at 10 o'clock at Jane MacMurwho will be married morning Monday, ray College to Edward Clears, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P.

Cleary, 212 Sandusky street. Miss Goebel is a graduate of the Jacksonville High School with the class of 1930 and attended MacMurray College, Illinois College, University of Wisconsin and Brown's Business College. Mr. is of the Cleary A graduate Jacksonville High School, and Illinois College with the class of 1929, and University of Illinois law school with the class of 1932. After graduation he joined the legal firm of Vaught and Foreman which is now Vaught.

Foreman and Cleary. Guests at the breakfast will include Miss Margaret Goebel, Mrs. W. G. Goebel.

Miss Catherine Goebel, Mrs. Orville Foreman, Mrs. Theodore Wetzel. Mrs. William Wilson.

Miss Margaret Caldwell, Miss Virginia Wiswell, Miss Margaret Henry. Miss Elizabeth Capps and Minna Mar Adams. WILLIAM MILLIGAN WEDS MISS DISEIGL The marriage of Miss Bertha Dieseigl and William Milligan, son of Mrs. L. E.

Milligan. 305 place, city, was solemnized June 18 at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Mrs. Milligan, Miss Josephine Milligan and Bruce Milligan, the latter of the University of Chicago, were in attendance at the wedding. Mr.

Milligan employed 8.5 A teacher and coach at the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind at Colorado Springs, where the couple will make their home this fall. They are spending their honeymoon on a trip to Mexico City, Mrs. Milligan, daughter Miss Josephine Bruce will spend the summer Milligan ranch at and, son, Kremmling, Colorado. Manchester Manchester, June 23-Mr. and Mrs.

H. O. Hudson left for Chicago on Thursday to attend the annual convention of Past Masters and also attend the fair. Miss Louise Pearce was to her Sewing club on Friday afternoon. The time was spent in chatting and sewing.

Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. M. G. Moore and children red turned from Williamsville.

Thursday after a week's visit with relatives. Miss Ruth Rousey and mother of Jacksonville called on her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Rousey, and family, Friday night. Eloise Hays entertained a few of her little girl friends on Thursday in honor of her 7th birthday anniversary. Among those present were Ardell and Mardell Hardy, Norman and Helen Brown and Mary Beth McPherson.

Mrs. J. E. Osborne is reported among the sick. Mrs.

E. F. Cuddy entertained a number of Jerseyville friends to dinner on Friday Afterwards they motored to Jacksonville. Chapin Miss Margaret Odell of Newman is the guest of Mrs. E.

J. Lashmet. Wallace Bruso of Peoria was a Friday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Flint and accompanied them Saturday to Decatur to spend the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Ohler of Canton are guests of Mrs. Ellen O. Coultas.

Mrs. Henry Medlock and sons Duane and Verne of Jacksonville are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and other relatives over the weekendari Scholfield of Lynnville is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Jewsbury, Sheriff Edwin F. Reichert is Found Not Guilty of Charges of Permitting Prisoner to Escale 11:30 a.m.-Bugle call for noonday mess. All patients retire quarters noonday meal and rest period. Afternoon Program Public admitted after 12:30 p. m.

be a Helen Green, 12:30 to ernoon morning. Open patronage for balance of aft- Pet Carnival Hutchens: and evening. Band show opens to public. m--Patients -assemble at on lawn. Concert (East Band Stand).

of games reopens for pa- -Baseball match. JackHospital "Redlegs" vs. of Beardstown. Patients only. dance floor.

parade. All enshow will parade from roadway from main around center fountain gymnasium. Prizes will the most colorful and this parade. Bucle call for evening return to quarters and rest Evening Program at -Patients reassemble grounds. Retreat.

Lowering of Anthem. Jacksonville Band. at All atten- of -Festival fancy danc- dance floor. Colbidemonstration of dancing by the Hiatt Studio of dancing Marie Hiatt -Special fireworks dis- Courtesy of the Jacksonville Committee. nination of the fireworks.

dancing, -of- Floor, and Merry-go- Golf, Table Tennis. Open to 11:30 p. m. Good Night" an- Mrs. Woods pro- and supper was of the Woods "Dad's" program inreading of tribute a Elmer Short; two a quartet com- Mrs.

W. P. Lindsey, Mrs. G. banjo by selections Mr.

numbers by Prof. Sikes Southern Call- guest and piano R. Valentine. Judge of the origin Jule Hubbard who having birthday Tuesday a toast was of the class about forty in G. Davis, Service Officer No.

114 Amer- issued the following service men: June at 7:30, a Veterans' AdLester Benston: Depart- Officer, McWilliam Department Rehabilitation Bonney, and Sup't. Officer, Homer A school service, the Cir- the Court County Court If you know of claim pending or to claim please tell It will be to come to this meet claim or not. library board has adopted code for summer the Carrollton Public Library. July 1 and two following the from to 5:30 and m. all week days evenings when the will 9 p.

m. Rev. Mrs. W. H.

Parker of Col- were dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. E. Van Arsdale WednesThe Parkers were on their way centennial of Summerchurch near MeRev. Parker was pastor 40 E.

B. of Giller White Hall, chair- the Greene county emergency relief committee, has received that Greene county has been designated "secondary" drouth by: the U. S. Department Agriculture. $500,000.000 has albeen granted Illinois for relief the Federal Relief be used during the June.

"Each farmer who must make personal apassistance before he can according to Giller. These will be received at the the Greene County Emergency Relief Committee, in White Miss Ann Catherine Rosentreter, daughter of Mrs. Anna. Rosentreter, Carrollton, and Charles P. Krepel, were married Saturday nupital at mass at the in Alton.

Mrs. Rosenand another daughter, Mrs. Carmody, and little daughter, the wedding. Aftbreakfast the bride for an auto trip to On their return they will at 1807 State street, AlMr. Krepel employed in the of the Owens-Illinois Glass Alton.

Miss RubyAlred. who formerly her home with Mr. and Mrs. H. Lindsey at the Lindsey Annex and who for the past few been living with Mr.

and William Essmann at Vandalia, the bride of Ralph Friday, June 15, at VanThe single. ring ceremony performed at 8:30 p. m. at the groom's parents, Mr. and G.

Branstetter, the Rev. C. Chappell officiating. The couple reside in Vandalia, Mo, where groom in business. Miss Mary Sheehan of Woodson shopping in the city Saturday.

Virginia, June Edwin F. Reichert was found not guilty in county court here Saturday on charges of allowing Dwight Detwiler escape from jail. Seven informations had been filed against Reichert, two of them charging failure to prevent escape of and five failure to file reports itemized prisoners, statements. The taking of testimony was concluded shortly after 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. This morning attorneys conferred with Judge Virgil O.

Whipp of Petersburg relative to instructions to the jury, and closing arguments were given at 11 o'clock by Attorneys A. T. Lucas of Chandlerville and Arthur Fitzgerald of Springfield. The jury was out about thirty minutes and returned with a verdict of not guilty for the Sheriff. This clears up the charges in county court: but Reichert faces a charge of accessory after the fact in circuit court, which will come before the grand jury at the Otober term.

p. traction sister These 1:30 office. Reichert refused to tender his resignation at the time of his arrest, and has to carry on in the lift's his case was pendcontinued, ing. This afternoon A. M.

Fitzgerald and W. T. Roberts of Springfield, defense attorneys, will sum up Reichert's side of the case to the jurors. The case 18 expected to reach the jury between 4 and 5 o'clock. C.

G. Colburn. county state's attorney a witness during the trial and therefore did not serve as prosecutor. While there are seven charges against Reichert, four of them having to do with his alleged failure to report expenses, most of the evidence narrowed down to one charge, that having to do with the conduct of Dwight Detwiler, Chandlerville, who was brought back from the state farm at Vandalla, where he had been sentenced in April on a charge of wife and child abandonment, to testify at the trial. When Detwiler was first sentenced last October the state farm was full, and Detwiler was given into the keeping of brother.

Walter Detwiler. Chandlerville, who was to secure work for him. The brother, however. was unable to secure him work. so Sheriff Reichert provided work for him at the county County Judge L.

M. McClure testified that he gave Detwiler into the keeping brother, While at the count from October to April, Detwiler run at large on the streets and attended dances, witnesses testified. The prosecution contended that Detwiler should been kept behind the bars, while Reichert testified did not feel that Detwiler was a prisoner. the fireworks. Virginia, June jury late this afternoon will receive the case of Sheriff Edwin Retchert of county, who has been tried in county court this week on charges brought by the TE county board of supervisors.

Special Prosecutor Allen T. Lucas of Chandlerville made his closing argument to the jurors this morning. He urged the conviction of the sheriff. pointing out testimony of various witnesses who told of Retchert's alleged neglect in running the jail and sheriff's office. The maximum penalty for the oftense with which he is charged, that of permitting freedom of a prisoner without court order.

carries a year's sentence to the state farm and a fine of $1,000, AS well as removal from of Prizes, to Public tournament Ward June By vote of 101 to 21, residents of the Franklin cemetery to sell to the county 104, the burial, prop- thereby assuring the early the highway. today authorized the trus- question of securing the right- the thru cemetery has been for several months. election held at the building with M. B. KeplinCharles Criswell, Marion Spires Wynn acting AS judges.

were from open 2 to 4 p. m. about those qualified to the came to the polls ballots. their difficulties regarding the right104 between and Waverly are now cleared letting of the contract mile strip between Franklin Waverly will probably be the state highway Work on the highway north of Waverly started, the has already and Jacksonville and Pisgah completed. Franklin citizens have reached an agreement for thru the While the Chicago, Bur- lington Quincy railroad, practically the entire distance between Jacksonville Waverly, "loop" will extended Franklin.

There will concrete laid around public in Franklin and slab, south on Main street, connecting with Route 104 again in the south part of Franklin. A portion of the Vandalia road between Franklin and Waverly will be the for new road. Members of the county board have been working on the right-of-way for the past several weeks and only one or two pieces are needed to complete the highway. When complete Route 104 will probably used by motorists and truck drivers who will find that it will be the shortest route to St. Louis.

ANNA HOUNSLEY OF CHESTERFIELD TAKEN BY DEATH Mrs. Anna Hounsley, former restdent of Morgan county, died at her home in Chesterfield, at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, according to word received in this city by her brother, George Killam. Mrs. Hounsley, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Killam and was born on a farm west of Jacksonville, July 13, 1859. She has made her home in Chesterfield for several years. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. Mrs. Hounsley is survived by one brother, George Killam of this city, and four sons and one daughter.

Her husband died 16 years ago. She an aunt of Fred Killam, of Route One, Jacksonville, and has several other relatives residing in Morgan county. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. KEMP WOLKE HEADS CARPENTER'S UNION Carpenters and Joiners Local Union No. 904, at the regular meeting at the Labor Temple elected the following to serve for the ensuing year: officers President--Kemp Wolke.

-Louis Sievers. Financial Secretary--C. M. Read. Recording Secretary--Dean Sargent.

-William Wolke. Warden- -Alex Smith. Conductor--Oscar Meline. Trustee (3 years) -B. M.

Wall. END VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Perry will return to their home in Omaha, Nebraska today after visiting the home of Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

Clement, 722 South Church street. They will be accompanied home by Miss Helen Clement who is enjoying a ten day's vacation her duties at Waddell's Store. GOLDMAN RITES TO BE CONDUCTED THIS AFTERNOON Pike County Man Suicide Victim; Other News From Griggsville -Funeral Griggsville, June 23. services for the late James Goldman. who died at his home Blue Creek Hill, will be held Sunday at 2:30 m.

at the Bethel M. E. church, with the pastor. Rev. Oscar F.

Jones, Interment be made ficiating. Bethel cemetery. James Monroe Goldman. Joseph Cyrus and Elizabeth Ellis Goldman, was born Detroit, Ill. Aug.

2. 1877. and died at his north of Pittsfield, Ill. the morning of June 21. 1934.

On Oct. 20. 1910, he in marriage with Vada Mae Long of Martinsburg. Ill. Five children were born and together with the widow Mrs.

as follows: Fannie, survive, Mina. Nevada. George Bush of Earle Monroe Frieda Henry, Carolyn, Mrs. home and Gladys Clay Peer. Mr.

Goldman member the Christian church Detroit. He was had spent entire his life county. Ill. Besides the widow children is Thomas survived one Goldman. of Pittsfield, three sisters, Fannie Rickard of Lyons, Janie Main of Milton, IlL.

Mrs. and Mrs. Hettle Howlett of St. Louis. This man hanged himself in barn last Thursday morning and found hanging there by his wife.

He had been despondent because of the apparent failure of his crops and ill health and for other causes. United in Marriage. Prof. Bennett, teacher in the Western Illinois Teachers' college Macomb, and Miss Martha Bennett, who has been a student there for several years, were united marriage at the home of the bride's parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bennett. near Griggsyille, Saturday at 3:00 p. m. Rev.1 C.

Pettit of Macomb, a former pastor of the bride's and their present pastor at Macomb, performed the ceremony in the midst of a happy company of relatives and FORM CLASSES IN SHAKESPEARE CLUB Enthusiasm for the Shakespeare Dramatic club is being shown by the younger students of the city and classes have been formed for the local group of the National Junior Shakespeare Dramatic club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Robert Allen. structor. The High School group will meet on Wednesday, June 27 at 6:45 at the Congregational church. The younger group will meet one week from Monday, July 2.

The course of study used in this training was composed by Ethel Bailey of the Emerson School of Oratory in Boston. The course not only assists in preparing children for their High School studies but develops imaginative qualities that can be directed through spontaneous expression of the story-play toward ideals of good citizenship. The stories of Shakespeare should enlarge the child's mental and spiritual experience. AYERS RETURN HERE AFTER VISIT IN KANSAS Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Ayers have returned to their home at 1052 West State street after spending the winter at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Garrett in Baldwin, Kansas. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, who will spend the week-end here.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Garrett and daughter, Pasy Ann of Milwaukee are also spending the week-end at the Avert home. Mrs.

Garrett and will return with her parents to Kansas. White Hall callers in Jacksonville yesterday included E. D. Varney, PLAN FINAL RITES AT BEARDSTOWN FOR O. L.

SURRATT Death of Cass County Resident Occurs Friday; Other Beardstown News Arenzville, Edwin Luther Wednesday guests Al- Beardstown. June -Funeral ser- Hall. 1 Luegene for Orvalle Surratt, who at home at and March The streets. Beardstown, night, will Friday re- from Simpson Fun- Home. Sunday P.

M. with the 1934 officiating. Luegene Orvalle Surratt was born Mt. Sept. ber Miss manhood there.

Emma Beard of Beards- tian Mrs. 19. 1919. they Club residence in town where A dancer the lived time they most the N. Michigan.

ma ert. their He and five 15 evening. children, Mary Louise, Frances, June, Manda, and Mae: his father Mr. Surratt Beardstown: three The Nela sisters. and Mrs.

Hawkins Mrs. Kath- Maltby Beardstown and follow of Arenzville: Mrs. Mollie Surratt sang. Sterling of aunts sister. Mrs.

Stella eight Omaha, Many rel- years besides his Fred in Interment famthe Shirley who Mr. Our Chicago, visiting News Briefs. friends Miss Ruth Weller hostess to an at impromptu bridge her home 311 W. Friday night to Miss Thomas who visit left trip through the East. The of the MontWard the guests.

with spent in The playing ed travels. Light were served at an ap- Mr. Benjamin Burns of Cape Girardeau was Beardstown Friday and on Mr. D. Millard the A.

firm of Goodell and Mil- Mr. lard. to Burns accompanied by town his wife sister. Mr. Harry Thomas and Mr.

John Jerseyville, Goodell motored Friday business. Mrs. Mayme Morrow of the Montgomery Ward clerking enjoying short vacation from her work the store. Mr. C.

E. Stetson of White Ball was business caller in Beardstown. Thursday. PISGAH POTLUCK CLUB HOLDS MEET The June meeting of the Pisgah Pot-luck club was held at the home of Mrs. Anna Roach.

Eleven members and fifteen guests were present. The guests were Miss Edna Patterson, Miss Eloise Patterson, Miss Dorothy Patterson. Miss Marie Wood, Miss Frances Wood. Mrs. Joe Schenk, Mrs.

Mary Ausmus, Mrs. Moon. Mrs. George Hills, Mrs. Roller, Henry Schelle, Mrs.

Alma Kinney, Mrs. Richard Roberts, Miss Alice Schelle, Mrs. Manuel Fortado. Roll call was answered by telling about "Our Wedding Day." Readings were given by Mrs. Aletha Buchanan and Mrs.

Moon. Prizes were awarded to Miss Marie Wood, Miss Edna Paterson. Mrs. Emma Smith and Mra. Grace Davis.

The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Moon in Jacksonville on Wednesday, July 11. CONDITION IMPROVED Santa Barbara, June 23 --(P) -The condition of Marie Dressler, actress who has been ill for several weeks, was reported slightly improved today. Her physician said Miss Dressier was stronger than she has been for the last week. VISITS IN BLUFFS A Clyde Joy Vasconcellos, of North Church street, is visiting at the home of Mr.

Mrs. Carter 1.2 Bluffs. hostess. Monday to A Progress ago. for Green week and Mrs.

Noble tertained nie Progress Gette and Mrs. her an Miller week She nicely. in No. J. wiPe.