The Champaign Daily Gazette from Champaign, Illinois • 5

THE CHAMPAIGN DAILY GAZETTE Page five TUKDAY AUGUST 12 1916 SA' Washington Society Belle TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Leads Russians to Victory Urbana maker of the crosses the head of the firm that supplies them to the German government and in an accompanying letter he suggests that the recipients wear them Shoes are the most numerous of the exhibits and most of these come from the United States In several cases they are wrapped A Rice of Philo was here Fri- FOR LET ME SHOW YOU what $700 or $800 will do toward buying a 7 room modern house and brick garage In good locality Address care Gazette HELD UP BY Champaign 'Tisvisiting in Milvau- i 8 slier of De Land was here Gorge Keer 'couton of Fisher was in the ggeshall expects to go to yeeterdn Co Monday- Homer park CaW went t0 carefully in a piece of best sole FOR ONE 5 ROOM BASE-leather i ment apartment 1008 Lincoln All these things neatly laid out streeL Urbana Heat and water fur- and ticketed are merely samples of nished $3200 large cargoes that have found their 9ora modern house Calif $4500 way into the hands of the British Lroom modern house Calif $3500 authorities They are not confiscated modern house Main $3000 but will gome day get to their proper 5 modem house Main $2000 destinations only at present the Brit- 8'room modern house Michigan ave- ish government has them nue $4000 5-room modern house Indiana visit Eric oday jlrs- a 1 sboPPf Thomasboro was here today Exton of "here yesterday on of Kwd of was a A Thomasboro to tor Elizabeth Gorman expects avenue $3000 10-room modern house West Healey Champaign $4500 Burton 612 Green Street Champaign 111 Bell 922 Auto 1574 iDuWal and family of Fisher fhs dty yesterday Duval i 5059 "week in PeorJa rgrJB Wallace 'and Dr Dickson of Lff in the city today were (Continued from Page One) 12000 feet Lufberry -who was alone in the machine saw a German plane 3000 feet below him and working his machine gun hit the enemy craft which fell in flames Church Destroyed Rome Aug 12 The church Santa Aria Fomerosa several centuries old was destroyed by an Austrian aeroplane raid at Venice Aug 10 Nearly all the works of art had been removed Marseilles Aug 12 The crew of the Japanese steamer Tammei Marqu 3300 tons landed' here and declared a vessel had been sunk In the Mediterranean by a submarine which showed no flag The vessel was shelled without warning and the boats in which the crew took refuge were fired on London Aug 12 Two sea planes dropped four bombs on the naval port Miss Sydney Burleson daughter of Dover today slightly injuring an postmaster general is a favorite cer and six men There was no ma-member of the younger set terial damage THIGH FRACTURED Mlaa Elizabeth Rutherford Now In Hospital Result of Fall Miss Elizabeth Rutherford of Oakland a student in the University summer school at the University sustained a fracture of the neck of the femur the large bone of the thigh as a result of falling while running to catch a car at the intersection of Neil and Church streets Friday evening She slipped on the pavement wet with rain She was removed to the Burnham hospital where she is reported to be resting easily day Palmer of Homer was a visitor here today Pittman of Mahomet was here today Jacob Johnson was here from Gifford Friday Mosier vfsited Clyde Elvis in Danville this week Roy Mulvaney of Salem visited friends here Friday George Cook of Longview was a visitor here Friday August Iungerich went to Rantoul today to visit his farm Mrs Jaques went to Tolono today to spend Sunday Merrick expects to spend Sunday with friends at Chenoa Wilson of St Joseph was a business visitor here Friday Mrs Andress has gone to Georgetown to visit relatives Attorney John Boyd of Shelby- ville was a visitor here today Miss Mary Vest of Hensley township was a visitor to this city Friday Urbana conclave True Kindred holds its regular meeting Monday evening Ralph Grimes and family went to Ogden today to attend the funeral of his uncle Mr and Mrs A Day expect to spend Sunday with her parents at Monticello Gus Freeman who has been confined to his home by illness Is reported Improving Miss Beulah Houston left today for Chicago where she will attend the Briggs school Mitchell A Hinton and Bart Suttle of Mahomet were visitors here yesterday Mrs Walter Temple of Indianapolis who has been visiting relatives here went to Pekin today to visit Wilson Matthew Dunn and FOR 8-ROOM MODERN house oak floor throughout oak finish down stairs white enamel upstairs Fresh painted and decorated out and inside on two lots with nice shrubbery ideal home Party is leaving city and wants to sell Price $800000 Situated on Indiana Ave Urbana 111 Burton 612 Green Street Champaign 111 Bell 922 Auto 1574 AlTta Buckles last evening fr Ethel Lewis and Mrs to Danville this morning 1 stuno Wel18- Jfuihcrmet were shoppers here to- tf Mildred Norton South Third JJJu visiting relatives in Tomlin- of ut evening from Chicago ia and Mrs George Taylor BSU5U-OEE G-eneral B-rusiloff is new bero of the Russians He took the place of Grand Duke Nicholas in command of the armies of Russia on the eastern front and has succeeded in smashing the armies of Austria Mme Brusiloff is the sister of Mrs Charles Johnston wife of the New York author TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR FAMILY HORSE city broke surrey in good condition cheap Inquire 317 South Neil FOR DESIRABLE 9 ROOM house in Garwood addition $300000 Address care Gazette Society LEONARD JONES Attorney To all Persons Whom It May cotvcernj Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Lulu Russell guardian of Frank Ray Russell minor will make application to the County Court of Champaign County on August 22 1916 at 9 a at the Court House in the City of Urbana in said County on the Third Tuesday of August A 1916 for an order and decree of said Court directing her as said guardian to mortgage the following real estate belonging to said minor or as much thereof as shall seem to said Court to the interest of said minor situated in the County of Champaign and State of Illinois to- DR A SCOTT OSTEOPATH 301-302 ILLINOIS BUILDING rio at a wtl 1 jmtonl 5- nd Mrs Cogswell went to today to vlit tholr on dara Brodrick went to Chi-for a week's visit with Flavin has returned after a Tilt at the home of Flavin in Miller and Miss Mae Houlihan are visiting friends in Soringflold- King expects to leave tomorrow for Washington and Jack- WMll8es Bemlthia Johnson and Alice Sumey went to Montlcello today for i short visit Mr and Mrs Trevett 604 West White street returned last evening rom Chicago WHEEL Wheel No 3 of the First Methodist church will meet Monday at 2:30 with Mrs Davis on Spring-field avenue FOR A SUITE OF FUR-nished rooms at 308 Hill street Automatic 1268 PUBLIC PROHIBITED FROM VISITING ONE OF PRESENT WAR RELICS pied by the McFadden seed and feed store Bly Lisenby went to Monticello today to visit Schwartz was a caller from Farmer City today Dr Exton of Thomasboro was fn the city today Mrs Willis returned last even- FOR RENT 4 ROOM FLAT AND bath electric lights gas and city wat- er over 413 Univ Ave FIFTY About fifty guests were present at Castor of Hensley township were a lawn social given last evening at the London Aug 12 The most business visitors here Friday bome of w- ARen living northwest interesting museum in London is not Prof and Mrs A Daniels 805 of ie cRy open to the general public It is the museum of the censor and contains a collection of most curious exhibits FOR RENT A MODERN FUR-nished room 1 block from business district private family Auto 1072 The North West Quarter of Section Thirty-three (33) in Township Twenty (20) North Range Ten (10) East of the Third Principal Meridian Dated at Urbana Illinois Augusl 12th A-D 1916 LULU RUSSELL Guardian of sdld Minor LEONARD JONES ing from Chicago West Nevada street have gone to the Leo Baldwin went to Effingham to Adirondacks to spend a month Rogers expects to leave tomor- gpend fgw dayg Mrs watts and son Harold re- rov for Saugatuck Mich to spend cuu a ic uaj Miss Ivy Phipps Left today for a two i turned today from Kramer Ind' where Misses Hattie George and Caroline which represent attempts that have Schneider Roy Woolington and Wal- been made to evade the British naval I -m A 3 VM I i Vi i A 1 A ikan 11 1 At A 4 I 1 4 lr rv 4 Vi ft outbreak of the ter Dinges expect to leave this even- blockade since the ing for Mears Mich where they will war FOR 2 MODERN FUR-nished rooms for light housekeeping Bell 2195 they had been at Mudlavia Springs Miss Annarine Kirkland West Illinois street returned yesterday from Miss Lillian Heath of White Heath a visit in Springfield and Chatham spend two weeks at the summer home of the brother Dinges SUPPER AND Junior members of the Bazump club of the high school and their guests enjoyed a picnic supper and attended Most of these exhibits come from the United States where thousands of people of German extraction have despatched all sorts of useful things to friends and relatives in the Father-land Many of the exhibits Indicate the pains and ingenuity of the senders in some instances they made a FOR RENT ROOMS FOR sleeping and housekeeping Also house at 109 White SL Neil SL several weeks )irs SanBom returned home fct night from a two outing Matanza luake Kiss Gwendolyn Morgan submitted to an operation for the removal of tonsils and adenoids Wicherts and family formerly king at c06 West "Vine street hae negg caRer to is city today moved to Matteson 111 Malejart went to Osage City Miss Louise Harris ot the urn laru p-ang today to visit his parents ospital is spending a vacat on Clarence Bryne has taken a position her parents in Homer at the ietxier and Shafer store Berks expects to leave this jobnston and I Boone of ening for Saugatuck Mich where gjdney were jn the city yesterday will spend two weeks Henry Trevett went to Decatur to- Misses Anna Johnson and Alice 8pend Sunday with his daugh- Cecil Foltz of Decatur is visiting his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Foltz on South Market street Mrs Hudson 609 South Market street is reported improving She has been suffering from heart trouble Prof and Mrs Knipp and family 'West Nevada street left today for Crooked Lake Ind where they CAR- the dance at Homer nark last evenine WANTED TWIN BABY The partv included: Misses Helen poun'1 of lard lD rlage Call Auto 4662 morning paper or a packet of pure Russell Dorothy Cassingham Smith 0 Maurine Smith Mau- Ger- Ger- WHEN IN NEED narcissus FARM TO NICE 200 rlne Baddley bulbs stock and grain farm in Adams trude Derrough Elizabeth Huff and A side of bacon weighing forty Co 111 $100 an acre owner wants Chester Bailey Ross Fidler Paul poands is mute evidence of the at- retail business will give terms in part Grove will spend Sundav here Rev! H'ard Ross Trevett tempt made by a SL Lpuis man to Frank Logan Macomb 111 Grove wm spe gyunday at and John Flamgam (assuage the hunger of sWe friends! or relatives in what was undobutedly JOIN OUR EXCURSION TO his former home town In his anxiety Blackfoot valley western Montana a guest of Miss Virginia Jones 604 jnd condition of Miss Mary Heater 503 i Mr- Stanton Walker a senior In civil to get the bacon to Germany this man Sept 5 Buy before the big advance a Prairie street on Sunday I Ruth Manford Chalmers street North Lincoln avenue who was over-1 engineering at the University and sent it by first-class mail and attach- tbat iS sure to come when railroad is Buck and son Chauncey left todav for a wlth friends income with the heat four weeks ago Miss Amelia Ramseyer lately employ- ed stamps to the bacon itself to the completed Snider Lincoln 506 East Green street have gone Le R(y yesterday ed as bookkeeper at the Swearingen value of nearly $5 Bldg Bell phone 876 shoe store in this city were married There are many oher instances A Stern expects to go to Chicago Miss Charlotte Clapp expects to When you wish to borrow money on FARM OR CITY REAL ESTATE Come to me I have ample funds to loan at low rates and liberal conditions Remember interest rates do not constitute all features of real estate loans conditions and character of loans are very important Information Cheerfully Given Mrand Mrs White of New- tomorrow wbere he will visit his son leave Mondav for Omaha Neb where at 3:30 this afternoon by Rev which the stamps on the packages by FOr MODERN LIGHT Alpiner she will spd two weeks She will Martin BryanL 409 East Healey far exceeded the value of the con- housekeeping rooms at 809 Stough- Mr and Mrs David Burrell and son be accompanied to Chicago by her sis- street They were accompanied by tents Many parcels have duplicate ton urbana Gaylord of Savoy were in the city ter Miss Ruth Mr- Earl Greenwell and Miss Hilda covers They are addressed to some- yesterday Judge Spurgin expects to Walker They expected to leave after one in a neutral country whose bust- pOR RENT 7 ROOM ALL MOD- A Hunter has returned to his 1 leave Monday for Buffalo to the ceremony for a brief trip their ness it is to pull off one cover and ern house at 707 South State street home in Pana after a short business join Mrs Spurgin who has been visit- destination being unannounced On repost them to the German or Austri- Enquire 708 Prairie Auto 2590 visit here ing in the east They will return via returning they will make their home an address revealed below sre visiting at the home of Mrs 0 Jones 804 North Prairie street Iss Leora Ewbank has returned to home in Farmer City after a short it at the home of Mrs Bonar Mrs Craig and two daughters of Cbicaco are visiting at the home of i A- Tilton 706 South Fourth street Miss Marjorie Brown of Kewanee fho has been here attending summer ichool returned to her home yester-1 An enterprising Buffalo man sent large number of letters each containing a shoot of pure rubber Rubber in Urbana the groom continuing his work in the University Mr Walker came here from Peoria the Great Lakes Larry Collins A Chandler and Clyde Davis went to Danville today to secure decorations for the Twin FOR 5 ROOM East Springfield avenue 5 room house on Main Urbana Vacant lot on Park street Houses and lots in other parts of Mr and Mrs George Snyder win spend Sunday with the parents in Rantoul John Knighton of Monticello was in the city last evening enroute from with his parents Mr and Mrs has been a scarce commodity in float in the Walker He is a member of Mu San many for more than a year and efforts the honorary municipal and sanitary have repeatedly been made to get Champaign and Urbana John Do-engineering fraternity through the blockade all sorts of herty 1306 University Are Ur- Mrs Walker is a daughter of Mr these articles Once in Germany the bana Bell 1854 and Mrs Adolph Ramseyer of 1012 rubber would be sent to a central de- Mr and Mrs Briggs 212 Bari Young of Newman was in the hty yesterday to get his car which has -J3 lome TiiHn ken in a garase here for the east HamIlton and Dr- Julius ta 84 i Hamilton have returned from a busl- tbe utica Heater Co who has been electrical Labor Day parade Albert Hem assistant manager of STAMEY 509-510 First Bank Bldg Champaign Illinois ness visit in Chicago vlsiting rs A Williams and daughter his 1 West Clark street Urbana She grad- pot where it ultimately would have uated from the Urbana High school in emerged as rubber tires SEE BEERS BEERS 205 Walnut street Champaign for 5 per Altatt 109 East Groan strew! P1-01- Wilson has returned to Wt today tor a vtsit ot two weeks in I Lansing Mich after a Joliet short business visit here Mrs George Ziegler and daughter Mr- and rs- William Hayes of Og- feGladya are spending a week at den are71isi0tng fte home of Walter Ziegler north of Green- 311 Stanage a venue Raymond Wilkins of Lexington Ky in visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A Wilkins on Daniel street Mrs Gehrig and daughter Mrs Wilson departed today for a trip through Yellowstone Park Misses Violet Shelby and Edith Merrick Charles Ennes and Louis Hodge expect to motor to Mahomet tomor- Mrs Bolton and little daugh-ter of East Springfield avenue left jhs morning for a visit in Kansas City Mo Townsend and grand-J7' Miam Pritchard returned yes-from a visit of two weeks at 14 ange This museum contains huge cent farm loans with privilege of pay-bundles of newspapers or what P-! ing $10000 at any time peaved at first glance to be newspa-1 per Closer inspection reveals that: THE CHAMPAIGN GARAGE IS the neatly rolled ends are but clever- nDw open for business at 204 First ly made plugs of paper and wood -e are fuRy equipped to handle When one of these plugs Is pulled out aR kinds of automobile work We there is uncovered a long sausage- make plans and build sheet metal shaped bagof calico containing any- i bodies for all models and makes of thing from sliced ham to Para rub- ber from rice to tobacco Our specialty Is carburetora and Two iron crosses are not the least magnetos interesting of the exhibits They are Our prices are within reach of a71 the original article and were being and work guaranteed satisfactory sent from Germany to a child in the Gabel Kobel 204 First Street HARD AND SOFT GOAL SCRANTON! ADMIRALTY SMOKELESS! CYCLONE! SECURITY! BEACH CO Bell 752 Auto 1332 West High street returned home in Utica yesterday Mr and Mrs A Bongart and Mr and Mrs Orlando Landis of Urbana and Mr and Mrs Bongart of Champaign expect to go to Quiver Beach on Sunday to spend two weeks Mrs A Stice 1005 West Illinois street was called to Blue Mound today by her husband who is at the bedside of his mother Grandma Stice who has been seriously ill for several days Mr and Mrs Clark and Harry Clark of Urbana and Mrs Hollie Brake and son Paul of Columbus departed today in auto for Crystal Mich where they will spend two weeks Mrs A Richards and daughters cha Secretary With Appointment and Beluah expect to spend in Farmer City with the form- of Daniel Finn Helena k- Divan motored to Broadlands roY lu United States The conteigner was Champaign 111 and Mrs Metzler and Ralph Virgil Metzler and Walter will spend Sunday in Shum- evening but became stuck in the on the way home He was to return by train losse Stout of West Spring- wa7" Mr son Sparks Arthur Metzler expects to go to avenue returned home ihnv111 Center Kan where as been visiting her sister 111 a later yester- Chicag0 tomorrow where he will spend a week visiting there and in southern Michigan Cmna Powder IJ Pinch is In Chicago today i -rturn this evening accom- Miss Carrie Burwash West Green 'ttied bv Mm street? left today for Chicago where Htm 1-: who ha been she will join friends and will take a lR8 there for Mont Aug 12 Hughes today continued his attack on the appointments and charged Secretary McAdoo with having replaced Henry Clapp with Daniel Finn son of Tammany Hall leader of much political notoriety as assistant appraiser of merchandise in New York Clapp Hughes said had been In the treasury service for twenty-five years several days a snee Kayser Pnin untn the dren have returned home after spend- trip to Duluth has gone to his and Mrs Wiley and chil- 1 been nlversity Mr Kayser jng Beverai davs at Stonington Mr attending the summer Wiley also spent a day at the chau- brother John Moore Mrs Max of Indianapolis Is visiting her sisterr Mrs Link Harmeson Mr and Mrs Lon Palmer of this city and Mr and Mrs Jurgens-1 meyer of Homer returned Friday even- ing from a motor trip to Milwaukee Mr and Mrs Jurgensmeyer went to their home at Homer today Miss Matilda Hill of the postoffice force was removed from her home 303 West Oregon streeb to the Burnham hospital this morning for an operation for gall stones She has been in a serious condition for several days John Smith formerly of the Smith Packing company here has cfcool Miss HOLD-UP NEAR JOLIET MORE Of Choice Seasonable Merchandise We Must Have this Room for Merchandise Bought for the New Store These prices are for tonight and all day Monday and Tuesday August 14 and 15 UNDERSKIRTS POPULAR NEIGH- BORHOOD DRESSES All of our $247 and $300 sellers go at $198 FOR THE SMALLER BOYS Ages 4 to 10 years All of our 29c and 25c summer pants go at per pair 19c Russian Suits made of white material neatly trimmed in fast colors navy blue Copenhagen and cardinal Ages 3 to 6 years Have been selling all this season at $125 and $150 During this sale choice per suit 50 WEAR We are putting on sale the best 25c union suits sold in this city Full bleached snow white Neck and sleeves taped loose knee and lace trimmed 15c 33c quality extra large sizes 19c 10c derby ribbed vests for this sale each 5c 3 15c vests silk taped for 25c SUMMER TROUSERS Made of Maimi linon black and white stripes and plain white per pair $119 4 In wide embroidery trimmed at bottom 33c Extraordinary value white underskirts cut full width 7 in wide embroidery flounce for 59c THIS IS THE LAST LOT AT THIS PRICE Of night gowns full bleached silk ribbon trimmed neck Each 25c The Barfgain of the Bargain Women's Robes Masked tauqua at Litchfield where he gave a lecture on oiled roads Miss Clara Burwash of West Green street Misses Mary and Ruth Burwash of South Elm street and Miss Caroline Luther of Savoy went to Chicago this morning and will take a lake trip for a week or ten days Mr and Mrs Barton of South Elm street expect to leave this evening on a motor trip to various points in southeastern Indiana Miss Nell McClung of Muncle Ind who has been visiting the Bartons will accom- pany them as far as Indianapolis Urd Georgia Garrison Helen God-Robnan and Frank kfcct Dlvan and RPh Kirker Morrow motor to Starved Rock to- tinhorn MvrS' CharleS Gilman -ere yest tbelr Utile girl Son f0r er ay submit to an opera-Wenotfc removal tonsils and VSeE 1 Howard Walton A f1 Cunningham have fh0m a Ashing trip at Hav-piace the fishing fine at WVfUtS has been started bv 9 McFadden for built a new house to Men Escape with from Pay Car Joliet Aug 12 Two masked men returned from Missouri where he has held up ten men on an Elgin JoIIet been for several years and will reside and Eastern railroad section gang at 914 est Illinois street He is a pay car near here today and escaped brother of Thomas Smith of Cham- with $1000 paign David Webber went to Sidney today CORSETS Half price sale of a lot of broken size corsets Redfern Front Lace and Bien Jolie A big lot of $100 corsets for 75c Counter Night Lace and embroidery trimmed good quality cotton round or neck These have been ready sellers at 75c For this sale each 43c IN CIRCUIT COURT Mahalah Birdzell et al vs Sarah to take a position in the Winston bank in plape of Harry Winston who MARRIAGE LICENSE tbe oil McFadden home- WaIkr' Champaign 22 Xnstr the of White and Amelia Ramseyer Urbana 21 oeta HOUSE COOL AFTERNOON DRESSES is taking a vacation Mr Webber ex-j- are tbe principals in a suit pects to return to Cleveland Miss I fied circuit cort to partition the where he lifts a plantation after three estaie Reuben Koch weeks 1 Joseph Edwards has filed in circuit court a bill to quiet title to 120 acres REMAINS TO ARRIVE SUNDAY land in Mahomet township naming The remains of John Polk Jr I BeR Crabtree et al as defendants are expected to arrive in the city Sun- Otis Leach Champaign 34 Viola Johnson Champaign 25 Materials gingham lawn and percale each 89c CARD OF THANKS jj he Dava starting next today Hamburg returned to Tom ufter two weeks in Chi- eJLRZan lGaves Monday building to be built by Wpov luonaay (or! Wp on tbe lakes tv ng 8tarted for vj? cj'adder mildIng to he built by We desire to thank the friends who day morning and will be taken to the assisted during the illness and death family home 411 West University ave- i CIVIL SERVICE EXAM n7T A civil service examination will be David where funeral services will he beid in Urbana on Saturday Sept 2 MRS ROBBINS I conducted at 3 Monday after- for assistant secretary of the Utilities Rev- George Hoster rec- commission assistant chief insurance 1 tor ot Emmanuel Episcopal church clerk department chief clerk chief it a ait -a i I ThQ rnmoiro nrlll a 011 Rle McFadden Those The remains will he SPECIAL UNDERPRICING IN EVERY P' ROBFr Store Weornr of and' Neil The to taken to Areola lodging-house inspector clerk building will be occu-! a better fellow away from home interment in the family burial registration clerk at University of Illi- inois medical interne.