The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 15

PACE THF PAIT.Y II.I.INOIS fflinAY. JT'T 17. im Sufficient Water In Lake Mauvaisterre For 140 Days Council Hears Considorablr business was transacted during: a two session of city council last night. When Mayor Blackburn called the session to order, the roll call by City Clerk John R. Phillips, showed Aldermen Cocking, Denny, Weaver, Green, Early, Matthews and Weaver present.

Alderman Brown; was absent. After the minutes of the previous meeting had been approved a communication was rcRd from the A. C. Speers Son, Chic! ago. statinp their bid for water bonds stands until September I.

Henry Rodgers was and called the council's attention to1 the fact that John Taylor, who served 27 years on the Jacksonville de-j partment, was ill at Passavant hos- pital, and asked if money from the: pension fund could be used to help Services to hr CondliCtrd At Tnylor pay his medical and hospital bill. The members of the coun- Other oil exp: a willinenev? to assist j. the veteran fireman, but decided that! I roiii I arrolllon nothing could be done undeiHlfte law I George J. Stoldt. superintendent of Carrollton, 111., July the light and water department, wan jKvices for Mrs.

Harvey Epps. a railed upon to diactlSt the water fit-, Once-Fertile Farmland Now Is Huge Dust Heap Epps Funeral To Be Held Today In Greene Two Convicted Of Gasoline Theft In Scott County Sheep Saved From Drouth 11 Wnlkrr Srnlencrcl to at State I arm News Notes Transfoimed by blazing heat and drouth into a waste of choking dust is this section of once- fertile farmland near Bismsrck, N. D. On the rol ng prairie not a vestige of grass or weeds can be seen, a typical sight in a region where of farm families now are destitute. resident of Carrollton will be held at the Epps home near Rock- bridjre, at 1:30 p.

Friday. Rev. J. uation. Mr Stoldt told the councilmen that he had received a report, from the state health I burial will be in Carrollton city cetn- spectea and found to bo pure.

The superintendent added that he had recently made a survey 01 Mauvaisterre Local Kiwanians Hear Report Of Democratic icks comm i ok MISS I et ttery. Hodges Dies Relatives here received word this week that Mrs. Elizabeth Hodges widow of Chas. H. Hodges, died ccntly at the home of her son.

Leigh ions per day, the supply in the rescr- Mitchell Hodges, at Doyletown, Pa. Voir should last at least 140 days pro- Funeral services for Miss May B. Lambert werp held TTiursdav afternoon, at 4 00 at the William. 1 11 son Funeral Home in charge of Rev. William N.

Hairgrove 1.11- had fallen 34 inches. Ho stated that with a consumption of 2 000.000 gal- Uuhmefi tion I in IVnna. Mrs. maiden name wi Mitchell, ar.d her father qtiite wasteful with water prominent in promoting the bundin'; oi the Chicago Alton R. Her husband.

Chas. H. Hodges, was a son of JudRe Chas. D. Hodges.

They lived here for a number of years, prior to 1900 viding that consumers were not -----------Jacksonville Kiwanians at their Swimming in Take. Thursday meeting heard a report of At this point Alderman Cocking the recent national Democratic stated that he had reports that sev- vention held at Philadelphia. The eral persons were swimming in Lake report was Riven by Attorney William Mauvaisterre and that several base- N. Hairgrove, who attended the con- Mr, Hodges conducted a croc- hajj would take a plunge in vention as a delegate from the Twen- Rev. Mr.

Pontius read ing the and The flowers were cared for by Ethel Ross. Nina Richards. Frances Wakelv and Zelma Hackman, and the pall bearers were Charles Harney, Cass Hamm. Fletcher Blackburn. Lloyd Ross, Thomas Hopper and Lane.

The Auxiliary unit of the Mission Winchester. July walker. 18. and Richard King, 20. were brought Into the County Court of Scott County yesterday afternoon before Judge Allan Watt on an information charging them with the theft of gasoline from machines used in a government project which is cleaning and repairing the ditches oi the Big Swan Drainage and Levee District.

Walker and King were caught in the act of making the theft Monday night by Sheriff Harry Gidney, who had been informed by government officials that gasoline was being stolen from the machines on the project. Walker was already on probation, having been convicted of an assault with a deadly weapon with four other boys about three months ago. He was to 60 days at the State Farm at Vandalia and fined $50 00 and costs. The case of Kink, a first of I fender. was referred to the probation, Herman Martin, for investigation and he was brovght into court today and given a suspended sentence and probation for a period of 1 year.

Hold Hamilton Kites Funeral services for James Fxigar Hamilton were Thursday afternoon at 3 00 o'clock at his late residence, west of Winchester, in charge of Rev Wright. Burial was in Winchester i cemetery. Music was furnished by Miss Beilby Leach and Mrs. Nora Bean and the flowers were cared for by Mrs. John Moore.

Mrs Herbert Shi be, Mrs. Wliite Hall. July 16 Thomas nah Campbell and Mrs. Luke Whit- Bridgewater, aged 92. died at the lock.

Jacksonville State Hospital at three The pallbearers were: J. Moore this afternoon. Leonhard Tavlor. Wm. Peak.

Ralph Mr Bridsewater for many years Peak. Earl Claywrtl and Richard Walter S. Rearicli To Mark Eightieth Birthday Sunday Occasion to hr cl Vt Ashland Dinner; Other Notes John Bridgewater Of White Hall Is Called By Death Death Occurs Here Afternoon Hites To Held Snndav arv Society of Grace E. church of hved between Hillview and Eldred Campbell, ery store on the north side of the after games at Nichols Park tieth Congressional district juare here. He died several years no.

Mrs. Hodges is survived by one son, Leich M. who has been connected with Philadelphia daily newspapers as an editorial writer for the past twenty-five years. A daughter Sybil was the wife of the late Governor. M.

R. Patterson of Tennessee. She died some years ago, leaving a He stated that police had been called The other delegate from this dls- to the lake, but that there were so trict was Judge Norman L. Jones of many swimmers the officers were un- Carrollton, who served on the plat- able to keen them out of the water. form committee at the convention.

Wagner of the Park Board Mr. Hairgrove said the district was tated 1 wored because of Judge co-operate with the city officials to appointment to this committee a the practice. After con- and a splendid platform had been siderable discussion the matter was formed. However, said the speaker, a which Miss Lambert was a member, attended the services in a body. Burial was in Ebenezer cemetery.

daughter, who with Mrs. Hodge, to the police committee and political platform is like a street car at the time of her death News The Past Noble Grands club held its regular monthly meeting Friday- evening at Fry City Park A picnic supper uas enjoyed. Mrs. Lulu Lisles of Chicago is Toussaint Rites To Be Conducted Here Saturday with his wife, Lucinda Sweetin Neirs Votes Bridgewater. Their home was a Mr.

and Mrs. James Wainwright three story' stone structure which who were called here by the death of was built by the Sweetin family be- his sister, Mrs Charles fore the Civil War. The house, which returned to their home in Woodriver will soon be renovated and made into yesterday, cne of the points of interest 1n with her sister, Mrs. Nettie Rickey. Mr.

and Mrs. Ambrose Walter and daughter of Huntington. W. are guests of Mr and Mrs. Homer Sheet Mrs.

LerA Lindsey, Miss Nita Ford, fttrs. I Davis and Anna Mae Carter attended the Sunday. Mrs. Russell Morning of Atlanta Georgia, is here for a two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.

Mat Sanford. Thursday was the fifteenth con- day on which the temperature reached over 100 degrees, and al- tho news and radio reports all during the early part of this week promised Greene County, boasted a ball room on the third floor and a plumbing system throuch which water from a nearby sprinc was pumped Mr Bridgewater came to Greene County Schuyler County when a young man. to he Conducted Vt Surviving four children Mrs F. J. Locter.

Kansas City; Mrs. Ed-j I inieral Home At ward Tucker, White Hall: Orman Bridizewater. Carrolltcn: and John Bridecuater, New York Citv. surviving are numerous grar.dchild- M. the park bbard.

platform, it is used to get on and off Superintendent Stoldt was author- not to stand on. ized to purchase cable to be laid on The Jacksonville delegate was not the public square before the new Impressed with Philadelphia as a con- pavement ls put in place vention city, his opinion being that Alderman Cocking brought up the Chicago is a much better meeting traffic Question, stating -that the Na- The convention at Philadelphia conducted showed that Jacksonville the delegates being kept in ses- had a second place ranking. He said sion ior a week when the business that City Engineer Kenneth Stapleton have been transacted in much had recently made a traffic survey timc- in the city. At two corners accidents occurred affairs of hLs i Burial will be in Jacksonville ct Past few months, the engineer found OI nLS country. It is the Municipal Opera in St.

Louis, thpre WJtf considcrable speeding of every person to be a good and violation of the stop law.ic ancl take an interest in his -tate, he asserted. Funeral services for Charles Fred- rPn. ereat Grandchildren and great- erick Toussaint. who passed away ereat grandchildren here Wednesday night at 11:45 Funeral services will be held Sun- Mrs. Effie Murry Of Dies Al Hospital Here Vt imerai Are Incomplete Ashland July Walter S.

Rrar- Ick. Ashland cltlwn well known i throughout Central Illinois, will observe his eichtieth birthday anniversary Sunday. July 19. with a quiet family dinner at his home, preceding which he will follow his usual custom of attendins sexvices at the Methodist church, a custom from which he has seldom deviated having been su- perinfendent of the Sunday school for i forty-nine years. Mr Rearick became affiliated with the Methodist church when he came to Ashland 55 years ago, at which time it was the only Protestant church in Ashland Mr Rearick was born in Beardstown Julv 19, 1R56, and to Ashland from Galesburg in 1SB1.

In 1T82. he married Miss Rachel Housekeeper, alto of Beardstown. who pas.ved aw.tv in 1919 When Mr. ReirHk i to Ashland he and i iT- ip" of men amoncr them the uald klie of Virginia and Ed Oliver, of Ashland, formed the Rearick Az Co Bank, now known ax Fta ip Bank of Ashland a few years ajjo with Farmer Bank of Ashland Mr Rmrirk at duties as pres- ident of the bank and hts many friends in this and other localities will be wishing him happiness as he observes the passing of the eightieth milestone Among those who will be with him at the on Sunday are his two Fannie Tempe. Arizona: Mrs Addie Becker.

Soeial Held Downer's Grove, 111 his brother, Allan Rearirk New York Citv; a sister-in-law Mr? Harry Rearick. and S'-'n Harold, of Galesburg; a niere Mrs Roth, Tempe Ariiona: his three daughters Mrs. Walter Dean, of Meredosla July Kings Berwick Nova Srotla; Miss Clarice DauRhters Sunday School Cl of Rearick, st home, and Mrs Harry the Sund School held its re- Lohman ith Mr tohman. and two erandchildren. Miss Rachel Lohman and Walter Rearick Lohman.

all of Ashland. News Voten. W.i!t«r Adkin? sen of Mr and Mrs. Thirsty, emaciatcd from the long drive to the railroad over western rangelands long since burned black, these sheep, photographed at the Belle Fourche, S. stockyards, symbolized the utter tragedy of the great drouth.

Near starvation, they were being rushed to Nebraska where pastures still had escaped the blight. MeredosiaS.S. Class Holds Meet: Officers Hostesses Buxine Vt hureh i Mhcr I rom tiers where lour The speaker s.ated he attended the Paunday morning at the afternoon at two octotk at the ed durine the convention as a citta, interested in A check at the corner of Kentucky street and South Main street showed seventeen cars exceeded the speed limit during a 15 minutes period. At the corner of Park and West State streets iho engineer found 14 motorists failed to make a boulevard stop ely during a rata and cooler, it now appears that live Si'i excc Carrollton can look for in the next minute period few days is fair and warm weather. i traffic Wednesday morning a brilliant elec- derman Green su that the trical storm broke over the citv but niat eT taken up with the chief of a few drops of rain fell.

The POHce thru the mayor and the police gress lower than Tuesday's 110, but when Alderman Matthews humidity in the air Wednesday, the moved with a ae Myers Entertains Itili Program Presented At Meet: Other News Notes rom Literberrv Mr. Toussaint. w'ho followed the trade of upholstering, passed away at hLs home, 314 East Court street He was 60 years of age, and was born in this city. He is survived by two brothers. Edward of Pine Bluff.

Ark and Frank of Austin, Minn and two sisters, of San Antonio. Texas, and Clara Toussaint of Jacksonville. Funeral services will be in charce of Rev. Glen Schillerstrom, pastor of State Street Presbyterian church. will be in the Bridgewater Cemetery southwest of White Hall cular monthly business meeting and social at the church basement Tuesday evening The officers of the ola.v» were hostesses ior the evening and were: Mrs Alma Oard Mrs.

Lula Allen, Mrs. Ruth Pond and Mrs. Edith Kup- Walter Adkins. Sr, residing two and ler. Games were played during the a half miles west of Ashland, social hour and were won bv fered a p.iinful Injury W'ednesdtv Mrs, Elena Brown, Mrs Ollie Pond momin? when he attacked bv a and Mrs France Little cow he was attempting to drive from Refreshments were served by the a pasture.

The animal, evidently hostesses con sting iddened by heat, knocked young j. sent beside tlie Adkins dow; UeatnUecurs Mrs Ollie Mrs. na Brown r.ec- a I'Kal physician Mrs Hazel Unland and daughters the wound, and he also svs- Emma Jean and Margaret and Mrs. Annabel Skinner of Stanford. a member of the class wa.s a guesi for the evening.

News Mrs. Effie May Murry of Virginia, passed away at 11:15 o'clock night at Pa -savant hoapital. Mrs tair.ed a ankle Mrs Lohman entertained a group of friends at bridge at her me nieh? Ta t.il>- were at play and prize was Mrs Lena Kappal and Mrs Paul awarded to Mrs Butler. Tempt- uurry was the wife of E. Murry.

Seivtng were business vuitors in Jack- ing refreshments were by the I I SIIEKI.KV. I) MSV SKYMOl It WKI) TIU'HSI) son ville Wednesday, Misses Frede: ita and Norma She was born May 25. 1873 at Literberrv the daughter of William and Sarah Brown. She is survived by four children, were visitors in Jacksonville Wednes Mrs A. Lewis.

Mrs Russell Knight day. at the close of the evening. The gue.su in luded Mr- July Mae second hv Alderman the Woman's Clul) i. Inpmtjers at her home Thursday af- hi iiimi i i i there was a much higher percent of Cocking that Viliam Sheelev and Miss Da I sa W. Seymour were united in marnaee Thursday at 7 p.

m. at the home of the bride'" parents. Mr and James Seymour, in the Durbin community near Franklin. The single ring ceremony was used. Rev.

Byus officiating. The sister. Mrs Geraldine Coats, sang two numbers. "I Love You Trulv" and Sweet Bunch of Daisies" and Bud Murry of Virc na and Mrs orge Fisher of Oklahoma. The bedv was taken to the James H.

Funeral Home in Virginia ca of night. Funeral arrangements are along incomplete. grain in grain mig Tuesday evening late it wu discovered the weeds and grass were burning along the of way on Route 104 Lewis I im orricd In Threat of A. F. of mitli and Mary Louie June- of Des Maine Iowa; Mrs Mrs Jf hn Gardner, Mrs R.

O. Beadles. Mrs Mary Anderson. Mrs Frank Berg, Mrs Wilson and Mrs Butler, all of Ashland Mr and Mrs Frank have had their guests for the aevtral days week Mrs F. tiger aid broth- nd aive still er and families, who were Mr, and field it was feared the Mrs Charles McGraugh and family, start burning The local of Fort Wayne Indiana: Mr and Mrs.

lire (. men! and the Fd McOraugh and Harr. McOraugtv flames re soon under control. No of damage was done. A stub i.

The right of way field farmed bv Ai heat wa.s much more oppressive. In informed to put on a campaign had of1 and liltle' and played the wedding march on the i S10rl ses- Donna Lucile, in company with Mr ukelin. The couple attended by Believe Federation itluMit Motley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergland.

owing an interoding talk Motley east of here spent Sunday in The bride was attired in slate blue Authority to Call Him wa.s pivcn by Mrs, Hoy Davenport. A Virginia, and visited an aunt who over flat crepe with white accessories talk was also given on the evening it clouded up and all ex- immediately to eliminate traffic vio pected a but it passed over lations. The- aldermen expressed the without any rain. The mercury drop- opinion that arrests should be made ped from io8 at 3:30 to 98 at 6 p. and that the violators should be tak- Thursday dawned char and warm and en into court and fined and not by 2 p.

the temperature had risen merely sent to the police station for to 106. O-llpetc npnMnf. TA this far in July in Carrollton, has Bids for Mrs Zacha- Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Newby, blue crepe. by Mrs.

Zachary. is ill. Mr, and Mrs. The bride carried a bouquet of pink Ed Birgman from and white gladiolas with fern leaves WashingtonJohn Lewis. that was thrown down by a passing motorist probably the blaze.

Dr. and Mrs, Ralph Gnebler and little daughter Margaret Dixon returned to their home here Sunday after a vacation spent in Minnesota. Mr and Mrs. Edmund Alien of Sweet Springs Mo. and Mrs.

Edna wns Edward. ammie daughters Fm- Aruson of AullviUe, visited Tue s- rra 3 Dorothv, Wm Or borne wife. sons. James, Bennie and IUI I NOIKS rri ro joi KN vi Sur.da vi.lt' r- in home were Charlie 8 Osborne members and the following near Prentice were dinner guests The bride's maid was dressed in aqua leader of the American Federation of day evening and Wednesday w.th Labor's rebels, was represented todav Henry Duvendack ea of town and Anf! rta 1 a -n Jul 102 103 105 108 Francis Brirkev wife and children iiyr.t Friday evening July 10. with her Mrs Stanley Day and hus- and in Manch''1 ter it being Wiule the record asphalt wa S36.892 65; bituminous hieh of 114 of two days in August 1934 construction and Warrenite has not been reached, still it is settled $36.430.65.

Granite Bituminous that for duration of heat spell the Construction Co. of St. Louis sub- been broken in spell, rnitted a bid for bitumi a Haintv innrhnnn nink anri as feeling that the A of executive other relatives here were to an council acted without authority in turning from a few days visit with esot the 'summoning him and 11 other union relatives in Auroa. Ind. leaders to stand trial August 3 on Liltle Tatricia Bennett who la in Frarklin charSes oi the hospital in Jacksonville receiving 5 birthday anniversary Refreshments Mere served by the lng In PontiaeVM'ich." Commun.tv H.eh school and is His opinion that the Council's sum- ior a iracwred skull under Jt Mrs.

Gladys Speneer and three present an employe of the Morgan mom had no basis A F. of L. operation which Mr. wm. Wa.ker one day children from Jacksonville spent the County Tuberculosis Sanatorium led to speculation that he might defy bx the wound Tuesday hostess.

News Four-H Sewing Club met Tues- week-end with Mrs. par- The bridegroom is day afternoon at the Christian ents Mr and Mrs Chas. and Mrs. Carl William Sheeley of The labor world, agitated for weeks the of Mr the order and refuse to stand trial morning and recovering nicely at and wlie- this time. Owien Maynard were one aft- Quincy I Harold Spencer remained for a week es-l and the aged each day and many farmers Construction Quincy 111., a bid claim that unless rains come in the of $35,107.10 for Warrenite and fewr days the corn will be a com- 296.45 for sheet asphalt, plete failure.

Potatoes are rotting i The council will be callcd into spe- badly in the ground. Several people cial session after the engineers have have already dug their potatoes and completed their checking, over half oi what has been dug are The Library Board report showed rotu so badly that they could be used receipts of $6,720 and disbursements for nothing. The main peril facing of $2.412.23, leaving a balance of this section is the shortage of water, $4.307.77. which is becoming each day. The health report showed GO deaths bers were present.

The meeting was called to order by the vice-president Helm Petpfish visit with his grand-parents. Roll call was answered by naming (hP remainder of the summer with "What I like to exhibit at the contest Mildred Wildrick has gone to Han- tablished a well known radio service eagerly, cock County where she will spend business in the city. Lewis, President of me United Mine parents Mr and Mrs. Luther Ruyle Mr anci Ntrii Clifford Walker and other relatives nere. Miss Thadv spent one w- Wnrkprc onlv mii.H During the pa.st seeral days ther- of her on when told that monie.ers ln ranaed Runt Francis Brickey and fam- relatives and friends.

food consumption per the council had decided last night to irom 109 to bA.e uv. The program was as Mr and Mrs Kltzmiller from Jer- head of population is said to be 10 per postpone a vote on a proposal to sus- suffered Wlth the heat and Maloney and wife were callers Group singing led by Miss Lora Petefish. Piano Rexroat. Maxine seyville spent the week-end with Mr cent higher now than it was a year Pend the insurgents The council, and Mrs. John Carwell.

ago. yielding to entreatie.s of members corn fields are beginning to look evening last week at the home Only a trace of ruin has fallen during during June. 35 being non-residents, Hoimes. the month and during this entire year 21 from Jacksonville, one from South Talk Dress for Ev- to date only about one third the nor- Jacksonville and three from Road erv Crum. mal amount of rain has fallen.

Farm- District No. 7. There were 33 births Achievement Day will be held July ers for miles are hauling water from during the month. Tlie next regular meeting will this water supply. Wells in this amended the plumbing bc July 21 Citv that has always had plenty oi ordinance to comply with the state Mrs- C'audc Npil Winter are today dry, and in places in jaw placing the inspector in his prop- sPent Sunday afternoon with this section the water situation is er classificaction Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Rexroat. really acute. The matter of delinquent special Margaret Ann Wilson, daughter of assessments was placed before the Mrs- Wilson, is improving af- council by City Attorney Edward ter being siok for morr than a week- Cleary. After considerable discussion Mrs.

Hariy Baibrr. daugh- the matter v.a,- until the tpr and Mr Joe Spring- i er of Grace Chapel were Wednesday As Motorist Sees 1 ri-Borough Span COK If ELL SENTENCED IN JUSTICE COI KT TO ILLINOIS FARM nrxt meeting SI ED FOR S25.000 Carl Correll was sentenced to the Pandalia Stat- Farm lor six months. Hollywood, headed he in Healy, the champion seowler of Ti iwHrmar ThnSLlii the movies, had reason for a real rnmni.irart* u- irown He has been sued for The in the cast wa: who said the comedian threw glass- nfternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Rexroat. Mrs. F. R.

Liter attended funeral services for Miss Mae Lambert Thursday afternoon at Jacksonville. ATTEND FI VERAL John A. Shadid. Shadid swore out a state warrant charging Correll with forgery, after the East State shoe merchant had cashed a check for $10 presented to him by Correll The check was signed -'Cree but Mr. Smith appeared in court and stated that the signature on the check was not genuine.

Correll agreed to plead guilty to a ware at him in a night club. Among those attending the funeral services for Perry Sherwin What's more Wright said, Healy's Chandlerville were Mr. aim u-as Pnd Mrs. J. A.

Moss and family, gooq. Mr and Mrs Hpnry Sherwin. Mr. i and Mrs. James Leake and family, all of Jacksonville; Fred Sherwin.

Lloyd Sherwin and ismily, Mr. and OMPLAINT FILED The Bloomington Pi Company, Mr- Jessie Sherwin and family. Pearl a corporation fiitnl suit today against Marshall. Mrs. Clark Peak and son, charge vagrancy and the complaint Ralph P.

Roll of Jacksonville alleging all of Glasgow, and Dr. Charles damage--of $2 ooo Roll Ls the man- Sherwin end family of St Louis Attorney W. H. Absher pre- jager of the Rod Produce Company1 UCQ Ui :4 Ci 4 It BAD THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS parched and dry. However rain would of Charlie Doland and wife working for delay and eventual peace.

agreed to hold the trial instead. a Mrs Ray Tliady is spending few allies in the fight to bring all the workers in each industry into one big union, in violation of A. F. of quiU a number arp donr threshing L. policy, look to the mine union chief for the lead.

great extent. Most farmers 111 this davs her mother. Mrs Sawyer, community are done combining and Roodhousr the latter ha; ini re- police tr Sl EMI HCFACY Dviivvr oman hild in Patrol apon on If ay to Hospital turned home from the hospital ln White Hall where -he has been a patient. Wm. Walker was a Tuesday afternoon caller at the T.

Osborne home. klmrtnr I Inure John Smlth of Jacksomille spent a I li I 1 IUIII few days last week with his cousins here. MLss Lucille Brickey spent Saturday night with her cousin. Miss Esther Thadv, of Jacksonville. Mrs.

Wm Lovell visited Mrs. Joe Schofield Saturday at the hospital ln Jacksonville. J. Osborne, wife and sons, Wm PeniiK.iiinilsWill Expert Soon 1 New A view is this picture of the Manhattan approach to New gigantic Tn-Borough bridge. Straight ahead is tlie drawbridge across the East River, one of the series of spans that comprise the vast project linking Manhattan, Bronx and Queens.

Springfield. of a shorter work week for guards at H. Osborne, Charlie S. Osborne and State penal institutions is expected to son Edward visited Sunday afternoon be ordered soon after Governor Hor- with fhe son. Benjamin T.

Chicago It seems there were ner returns from his vacation, in- Osborne and family, of Greasy Prairie, a Dutchman and an Irishman, both formed sources at the state house said Prentice Pevey was in this nclgh- capable policemen and that how today. borhood with his threshing machine Darling Mahoney McGuire got her Plans are under consideration for last week name. placing of the guards at penitentiaries Emory Thady and family were Sun- Officers Sheridan Darling and and the 10-7-7 hour basis used by the day visitors at the home of his par- James Mahoney were speeding to federal government. ents, J. L.

Thady and wife county hospital in the patrol wagon This would call for a ten-hour day. Miss Alberta Spencer visited with Mrs. John McGuire as a passen- with one day off a week, for the Miss Elizabeth Fitzsimmons one ger. Three blocks from the hospital, guards on the day shift, during wiiich ernoon last week. Darling told Mahoney to stop.

To- prisoners are not confined in their gether the policemen attended Mrs. cells. Guards on the other two McGuire in the delivery of a 7Ji would work seven hours for seven pound girl, then finished the trip. Hospital attendants praised their work. The McGuire's promptly decided upon a name.

days a week, Approximately 250 new guards would be needed at the penal institutions if 1 he shorter hour program is adopted. All guards now work 12 hours daily. PROBATE COURT OKDERS Estate of Catherine Tuni Supplemental inventory approved. Estate of Frederick Supplemental approved..