Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 6

SATURDAY, MAY I. 1 i ACS SIX THt MATTOON OAILY JOURNAL-OAZITTI AND COMMERCIAL STAR Flapper Fanny ays: GOES AFTER ijtei i'JEHTS III IEAD "DIPL01 To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Laya ot Rldgevtlla, lnd former Mattoon son, Joseph.

F. A. HKKRMANI ILL, Frank Ueermana, formerly of thla city, baa been quite 111 for tba last few daya at hla home In Springfield. Reporta received on Friday ware that ha waa aomewbat Improved. 1 aai'aYfallstWBrgei, A poor fUh on who is down to his latt fin, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

K. OF NOTICE Tod ar requested to meet In our Caatlo hall at IMS clock Sunday afternoon. m5 A it May to attend the fu 1 neral of Brother Charlea I MISt BROWN ENTERTAINS Tb young woman nploy of tb National Bank oC Mattoon war delightfully ntertlnd at a party at tha borne of MIm Eatber Brown, 1600 SSS A iTE on Friday evening. evening, followed by refreehment aerved by the hostess, aailited by Mra. Charlea A.

Brown. The gueit were Misses Kate Martin, Edna Oannaway, Marguerite Wll-llama, Mary Ellxabeth Hllla, Martha Ellin, Josephln Bratton, Helen Littleton, Delia Brown and Ora Todd. laiiRPftiat party Mr. and Mra. Carl of (04 rm rt An Ttinr.

day evening for Mr. Roberta' father, p. Roberta, who waa seventy seven yMri of age that day. Tha gneata Invited aa a surprise for foe were them Mr. Roberta' great grandaon, Homer Reader.

Refreehmrnta of Ice cream and cake were aerved after a aoclal period. The gueata were J. D. Roberta, Mr. and Mra.

Pete Tomer and children, Mr. and Mra. Luther Frailer and children of thla city, Mra. Carrie Lemon of Areola and Homer Reader of north-weit of the city. Mr.

Roberta la el-ao the father of Mra. Tomer and Mr. Frailer. ADDIS-VOLLMER Walter Addla and MIm Helen Voll-mer, both of Chicago, were united In marriage at 4:30 o'clock thla afternoon at the St. Cyrlal Catholic church paraonage In that city.

Tbey will make their home at 1615 Eaat Sixty-fourth atreet, Chicago. Mr. Addla la a eon of Mr. and Mra. Walter Addla of Falrburg.

Ha la a graduate of the Falrburg high achool and from the Cobena Electrical achool of Chicago, being well liked among hla aaaoclatea He la employed by the Genera Electric company of Chicago. Mra. Addla la a daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frank Vollmer.

lit North Twentieth atreet thla city. She attended the Mattoon high achool for aeveral year and waa graduated from the Mat toon Bnalneaa college, being a gen-oral favorlta among ber echoolmatea and frlenda. She haa been employed aa atenographer for Armour A Chicago. AID SOCIETY Walter Curry. 1208 DeWItt avenue, on Friday afternoon waa hoatea to the Ladlea' Aid aoclety of the Mar ball Avenue Church ot Chrlat After the devotional aervlce Mra.

WU-tuun Butt conducted the bualneea aea-alon. Mra. Edith Montonya waa given a mlacellaaeoua ehower during the aoclal period and 'aha waa pre-eented with many pretty and naeful glfta. Mra. George Alfred aang a aong entitled, "Memoriae of Mother," which waa greatly appreciated.

Mra. Carry aerved refreahmenta of fruit aalad, cake and tea. thoea aaaiatlng being Mra. Denny Hamilton. Mra.

Robert Pepperdlne, Mra. Charlea Pilchard and Mra. O. M. McCoy.

The membera of tha aoclety present were Mra. T. P. England, Mra. William Butte, Mra.

Bert OdeU. Mra. Toung. Mra. George Hamilton.

Mra. Denny Hamilton, Mra. M. Brown, Mra. Marahall Heard.

Mra. George Alfred and daughter, Mra. Ed Beala. Mra. Charlea Prtchard, Mra.

Robert Pepper dine, Mra. -O. M. McCoy and children, Mra. Ed McKee.

Mra. R. C. Oakley and Mra. Edith Montonya.

"SCARFACE" CAPONE ESCAPES COPS AGAIN I9f Inttrnatlanal Newe tei-vlc. Chicago, May "Scarface" Ca-pone, leader of the beer running gang believed reiponalble for the death ot William H. McSwlggln, Chicago'! "hanging proaecator," lait escaped capture by few mllutea today, police were told, when they raided an anartment In whlrh Jnhr. Cm- Itocua. Ilrinc vour ear.

Clarence -W. Ilughes, C. W. Perish, Bec'y; 8-8 FOIi HALE Mjr rcidcBccf 2316 Western nine room and bath entirely modern, full basement; also 2312 Western six large rooms and bath, slate roof, bot water beat, mod era throughout; fall basement, parage phone 764 or 850. x5-13 STRAIGHT SALARY $35 per week and expeoaea; man or woman with rig to Introduce poultry mixture Eureka Mfg.

Eaat BtLoula, 111 8-18 FORaALEHCHEAMvniortrtwo rockers and chlld'a bed. Call phone 9752 8-10 RELIABLE MAN ia every town and cttr to distribute free sample, adver. tlalng matter, etc no aelllnc: axnerW ence unnecessary; outdoor workr. $5 to dally; writ quickly for con tract Rnpervlaor Hansen, 8151 North Clark8t, Chicago. 111.

8-8 WOMENTEaCHERS wanted to trav. el in northern lake region and New England during aummer; interesting work; congenial teacher companions and at leaat 8(0 per week; salary to start and railroad far paid; give age, education and details of experience In first letter. Address 8. J. Glllfll Ian, 1000 N.

Dearborn 8t, Chicago, III. It LADIES Earn extra money address Ing cards at borne; experience nnneo eaaary: Io stamp brings full partlna. lar. Interstate Ca. 204 W.

83d I Room G-85, Chicago), 8-1 AGENTS Direct factory agent this count. 100-ator route; no eelllng; just distribute and collect; experience unnecessary: abould net salary I7S weekly. Addreaa Agent, car Joer- nal-Qaiettja 8-8 LADIES who can embroider wanted? OUT BY OMSK! International Niwi tervlee, I Splro, Okla, May I. A acena ot deeolatlon, awept clean of bumag habitation by a tornado which atruck aouthweat of here waa revealed today when a relief equad beaded by county officiate undertook a more complete check on.tbe toll taken In Hte and property by yeaterday'a twlater that cut a awath all mile long and 200 yarda wide. Mr.

It M. Maiterion, first reported killed by the twlater. with her daughter, Bonnie, 10, waa takon from wreckage and aent to a Fort Smith, hospital. She may live. Her daughter'a arm la broken In addition to a aerloua ecalp wound.

Joe William, DO, wa alio fatally injured. lie also waa Uken to Fort Smith. He died later from a blow on tha bead when hla home waa unroofed. G. E.

Tldwell, reported alio to have been killed with hla eon. Leonard, 15, was rescued from debris before noon and taken In a aerloua condition to a hospital. Hla aon'a body was found near the spot where the father waa found. Leonard Tldwell, ot near Panama waa tha only death aa the result ot the storm. A small child picked by by the twister waa carried US yards through dense thlckdts and deposited uninjured In brush.

The twister la aald by wltnessea to have bad Ita origin when two clouda approaching from opposite dlrectlona sot up a terrific suction, leveling everything In Ita path. Damage of at leaat 160,000 to property la the estimate at noon today. LAST OTSElslF STYLE SHOWS GIVEN The last of a series ot three style ahowa held by the Mattoon Dry Good Company wa given on Friday afternoon. Preceding the ahow, Dr. E.

E. Richardson gave a talk on "Contagion," in which he offered advice to the mothers on the care ot small children and babies. The models In the Juvenile dresa section were Anna Marie Elliott Rosemary Real, Margaret Lutby, Charlene Fletcher, Mavia Hardlnger, Doris Hardlnger, Imogene Luby and David Emmeraon Beck. Graduation frocks were shown by Frances Clsna and Edith McVlckera. This aerlea of shows and lecturea given In connection with their National Baby Week observance attracted quite a throng each afternoon, and the shows and health talks were very Interesting.

ARCTIC EXPEDITION IS UNDER WAY AGAIN Fairbanks, Alaska, May 8. The Detroit Arctic expedition got under way again today, despite diaaater to the plane Alaskan. In the big monoplane Detrolfer. Captain George H. Wllkins hopped off this morning for Point Barrow, northernmost base of the expedition.

At the pilot controls waa Major Thomas J. Lanphler. U. S. A.

Lieut. Wisely, bis assistant, waa the third person In the plane. It the big pMane functions successfully It la expected that Captain Wllkins will shortly start his air exploration trip from Point Barrow after refueling tbere from gasoline supplies aready transported to that "farthest north point." DEMOCRATIC VOTE IN 19TH DISTRICT In compliance with a request for the tabulated returns of the Democratic vote by counties in the, recent pri-1 mary In the nineteenth congressional district made by E. F. Poorman, Secretary of State Emmeraon has fur- nlshed the following figures: Delmar P.

Joel T. Belden Davis Champaign 278 Coles 779 DeWItt 342 490 1,737 714 479 882 715 285 1,596 Douglas Macon Moultrie Piatt Shelby 237 686 491 163 S56 Total 3,732 6,898 FAITH cInTrWRSY TO THE FRONT AGAIN By International Ntwt Scrvle. Memphis, Tenn May 8. The modernist-fundamentalist controversy was brought to the floor ot the Methodis' Episcopal, South, church's general conference for the first time here to-, day when two memorials were Intro-(lured, 'demanding. In substance, that every teacher In Methodist schools and colleges, and all officers and employes of church-boards, be required to swear allegiance to the twenty-five articles ot th Methodist faith.

The conference halted Its proceed-' ings to hold prayer for the early ending ot the British strike, which was led by Bishop William Newman Alnsworth of Georgia. CARD'OF THANKS. We take this means of thanking our frtanrifl and nplphhnra fnr th kindness and aympatby shown ns In the death of our dear husband, broth F- TulUe' fr the beautiful flowers and cars donat- ed. Especially do we thank Rev. Seek, Mr.

Peers, Rev. and Mra. Ramsyer and Chapman, the American Buttle. mcmicS AELS. -T? CH ins 1 pay guaranteed; everything furniabed; easy, pleaaant profitable bom work; TO COLLECTTAK County Collector A.

C. 8hrlve la stirring up the anlmala In bli effort to collect pereoiial taiea. Since time Immemorial acna people bava sidestepped paying their personal taxea Imply by not paying, and year after year the. township, city, county and state bava been cheated by tha side-steppers. Mr.

Shrlver proposes to thla year reduce tha delinquency to the loweat poaalble notch and, to that end will force collection with the means at bla hand. Herb Pennington, deputy collector, telle The Journal-flaiette that County Collector Shrlver haa laaued positive orders to get the personal taxes, that It la not a matter' of discretion ao far aa Mr. Shrlver or Mr. Pennington are concerned, but that the order baa come from higher up to get the tax money. Mr.

Pennington alio explains that tboae people who have' an Idea that notice should be aent to them of the amount ot tax they abould pay are laboring under misapprehension. The collector ia not aup-poied to aend out any notice whatever, but tax payera are expected to come to the collector'a office and It 1 up to tb tag payer to know when and where to pay. Another Interesting feature of the tax law la that unpaid personal tax may be placed against the real estate of the tax payer. Mr. Pennington atatea that be baa received positive ordera from County Collector Bhrlver to iaaue tax war ranta agalnat the property ot any per-eon, whose personal tax haa not been paid on or before May 10.

So far aa The Journal-Gaiette knowa thla haa never before been done In Cole county, and tha Indication are that aome people are going to atep lively or have to pay court coita in addition to their tax. News Brief 8 of British Strike XL. London, May 8 Replying to the charge made In the house of commons by Sir John Simon, liberal member of parliament that the general strike la Illegal, the trad union council through "The British Worker" declared tonight that Sir John la attempting to "mislead the nation." London, May 8. Communist In England are apparently lying vry low. There have bn apparently few attempt on tha part oi communist to apread any propaganda during the atrlke, Inasmuch a the governansnt has laaued warrant for the arrest ef all the known communists Isadere.

Inkpin and aome ether leadera were In Jail under old charges when the atrlke atarted. Edinburgh, May 8 Forty rioters were arraigned In the sheriffs' court here today. Sentences ranging from two months Imprleonmsnt to thirty days were meted out New York May 8. Seventy passages were cancelled on aix British liners clearing from thla port today, according to company official. The only other Indication of tha effect of the British strike unon transatlantic travsl waa that many paaeengera changed their destinations, preferring to land at French rather than English ports.

London, May 8. The tradea union council announced tonight that It had declined to accept the money offered to the British strikers by the Russian tradea unions. London, May 8. "Be calm and confident, victory will ours," declares a statement to ths miner Issued tonight by Herbert Smith and A. J.

Cook, miner leadtra, urging th miner to not be misled by falae rumor. London, May 8. Food rationing waa resorted to In some section of London today. Many housswivee found that eggs were not to be purchaaed, while purchaaea ef butter were limited to half a pound, and only email quantltlea of bread and flour wre doled out London, May 8. Another week of the general atrlke was forecast today by A.

J. (Emperor) Cook, aecretary of the Minora' Federation and one of the reiponalble leadera of the etrike. "In my opinion there will be no official negotiationa between the tradea union congreee and the government for at leait another week," said Cook to th International New Service. London, May 6V Not since war daya haa London faced ao gloomy and depressing a Saturday night The general atrlke haa the capital and the nation In Ita grip and with no eigne of peace, the usual Saturday night gaieties have disappeared. London, May 8.

There waa a nationwide ruah for candlee today when a report waa circulated that the Tradea Union Congrest had decided to order out electrical Worker with a view to halting the aupply of power for Induatrlal purpoaea. Grocer and other handlera of candlea reported that their atocka of candlea had been exhauated. "national keague. At Pittsburgh Boston 48 0 800 0 0 09 15 0 nan a 1 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 i-f 8 1 American League, At Philadelphia, st- 0 o- 'Philadelphia 10 4 111 08 14 It 0 1 I I I I I I I Call 8S0 tor aoai tt-lti Mra. Clara Wilson waa a visitor In St Elmo Friday.

I J. T. Dickey of Champaign vlalted friend In tbt city today. For Mother'a Day give her Fanula May at Groaa Pharmacy. I I Mrs.

Fred Munion of Wludaor waa lu the city Friday shopping. See refrigerator display at't'ltlxena Coal lea Co. new office. HI Mr. Fay Corley la visiting Mlsa Lola Adama, In Champaign.

The Leltiell Studio ia kodak bead-quariera for thoaa who cart, I I tf I H. A. Levin of Decatur transacted bualneia In tha city Friday. I F. M.

Schulhoff haa returned from a week'a bualneea trip to Chicago. 11. Grafton of JaoeevHJo waa in the city Friday transacting business, J. W. Franklin and Ed Ely were visitors In Champaign Thursday.

11. A. Brldgeman of Parte waa a business visitor in the city Friday. Victor- Klmery ot Neoga apent Friday evening with Mattoon frlenda. Fresh Fanula May chocolatea for Mother'a Day at Groaa' Pharmacy.

I I Mr. and. Mrs. E. Beck of Straa-, burg speuTFriday in the City on business.

Mr. and Mra. J. C. Stevens of West-I field were Friday guests of Mattoon friends.

Leave your order for Fannie May for Mother'a Day, at Groaa' Pharmacy. II Miss Florence Carman la confined to ber borne, 117 MarahaU avenue, by illness. Mrs. Maud Hamblen ot Henton ia visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra.

J. O. Reed. Mlsa In Aabbrook Is week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Tutu In Champaign. Quality and aervlce la our motto In tha kodak department Try It The Leltiell Studio. l-ltf Fred Cox ot Chicago la apendlng aeveral daya with bla grandmother, Mra.

D. D. Fleming. Mike Clark ot Harrlaburg win spend Sunday with hla brothers, Pat Clark and Jack Clark. Cltliena Coal Ice Co.

baa a re frigerator to auit you, every site and price, 1101 Broadway. 1-11 Miss Mary Welch ot Areola la a mi a a -at rl art tan at ftt haf rkatrawnta. Ifr and Mrs. W. E.

Welch. Mlaa Mary Phillip of Oklahoma City, la visiting her brother, J. M. Phillips, and family. Mra.

C. N. Lenbart haa departed for Springfield for ft few daya' vlalt with Mr. and Mra. D.

R. Trnax. Mra. J. Ellie Mann ot Crbaaa la a gueat over the week-end ot ber mother, Mra.

Zelma Talley. Misses Clover Andrews, Luxello Ktrkpatrlck and Irma Andrew visited friends in Windsor Friday. Mr. and Mra. H.

Breedlov will be Sunday gueata of Mr. and Mr. Carl Hlppenateel in Highland. Miss Madallna Dague ot Danville la a guest ot Mlaa Carrie Ring and Mlaa Martha King over the week-end. Mlsa Zelda Papa of Sullivan la apendlng tb week-end with her parent, Mr.

and Mra. Joeepb E. Pape. Mlsa Louise Aabbrook will apend Sunday with her parenta, Mr. and Mra.

E. A. Aabbrook, near Charleston. Mrs. Cell Cbambera and Mlaa Lora Chambers have gone to Palestine tor a two weeks' visit with Al Cbambera.

William H. Hood ot Areola waa a Friday gueat of bla brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea 8. Hoota.

Mrs. Robert Chaplin, 2308 Charleston avenue, underwent a major opera- tion at Memorial hospital on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gullett and children ot Indianapolis are visiting the former's parents, Mr.

and Mra. F. E. Gullett Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Parker ot Springfield are guests ot tbe former's parents, Mr. and Mra. L. E. Parker.

Miss lUdred Leeds left today tor tmcago io apena me- weea-ena wiin Mrs. James Sauva and Miss Luclle Weston. Mrs. Pardee Cordon will visit In Rantoul on Sfenday with her aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Gordon. Miss Esther Endsley of Lerna and Mra. Merle Peters and children ot I Nokomis are guests of Mr. and Mra. Deo Dawson.

Miss Joyce Traeger, who teaches school. In Urbana, is spending the week-end with ber mother, Mra. Sophia Traeger. Mr. and Mra.

C. P. Geyer have re-. turned to their home In Toledo. I after spending a week with Mr.

and Mra. Joe Sweet. Charles Taney, who attends the University of Illinois, was a guest on Friday afternoon of his mother, Mra. Zelma Talley. Mr.

and Mra. Everett Ely ot Villa Grove were Friday guests of the tor- mer's father, Ed Ely, while enroute home from St. Louis. Mra. Herbert Glbbs haa retutned to ber home In Indianapolis after apendlng a week with ber parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Merkle. Mrs. Fred White has gone, to 'Champaign for a week-end visit with ber daughter, Mlsa Dorothy, who la attending tbe University of Illlnola. Mra.

George Turreft and grand-' rintiehter. Lela Marlorie Adams, have gone to Anderson, for a week'a atay with her mother, Mrs. Charlea By era. Mr.1 Horace Clark and Mra. Donald M.

Clark hav departed for Madison, Wis, for viait with Pomeroy Clark, who attends tbe University of i Mrs. J. A. Shepherd ot Wichita, Kan.v haa arrived tor two week' visit with her sisters, Mrs. Rboda Yount Mrs.

Thomas Smith and Mis Blanch Gray. Mlsa Flora Adrian and Miss Harriot MeitMwi dnnariAil tndav fnr an 1 eight days' visit is New prloans. lnmilonal New garvle. Onkhlooin, lown, May 8. J.

Mocl-cnnnn, 38, president of the flo-colletl OMkaloomi, Iowo, "illploma in 111" rollegey under afrcHt on on indictment rliarging une of the mails to defraud, wan found (load today i in the gnrflllcd Imminent of hiu home. UcHld him were the; bodies of his wife and eix-yenf-old son, The three had been dead ilnce lait night, according to the coroner. i Two note, one written to Mr. Mac-1 Innan'a mother, and tha, other to a loral banker, were found, One note written by MacLennan, aald: "No fundi; going to die." i The body of the woman wig found lying on a blanket Huilde her, on a pillow, waa the body of the boy. The boy, the coroner believe, waa carried Into the death chamber, after he fell aileep In hi room.

MacLennan waa arretted by federal authorltlea after a three year In- veitlgatlon of hi "college." charged with aelllug diploma and "In ab-aentla" dcaree to mlnUter and teachera. He waa Indicted on eight couota. III "college" was a two room office, and bl board of truatee waa composed of local men. W. M.

Rob-Inton, local grocer, for whom MacLen nan formerly clerked, waa chairman of the board. marriaIeIIlTws charge- by mice William Mabe and bi purported wife, giving her name a Mary Bllhmore, were arretted In a dwelling at 1820 Walnut avenue about mid-' night Friday nlgbt by Patrolmen Ut-! linger and Hendricks, on chargea of disorderly conduct This morning when arraigned In police court both pleaded guilty to the charge and were aasesBed a tine ot fl and coata each. On advice of i State Attorney Fletcher, Mabe then went to Charleston and secured a marriage license and he and the wo- man were married by Mayor Hnghart In police headquarters shortly before noon today, with Chief ot Police Brimberry and Patrolman Maaedon aa witnesses. The couple had been living In Mattoon for aeveral yeara as husband and wife, it la aald, and previous to that had resided In the vicinity of Mattoon tor aeveral year. I At the time ot the marriage cere- mony, Mra.

Blthmore gave her name aa Ml Carrie Lyooa, and was married under that name. The two claim-1 ed to have come to Illlnola from lr-gtnla, and that they had been married there, but they could produce no proof ot marriage, police aay. START FIRST UNIT NEW CHURCH PLANT i Excavation work tor the tint unit of Ita new edifice haa been atarted by tha Firat Christian church on the church alte, corner Wabash avenue and South Sixteenth atreet. Dirt la being excavated for the basement and hauled away, the work being done by volunteer membera of the congregation. It la planned to have all the excavation work completed by the end of next week and the work of constructing the foundation will be started on the following Monday.

Thle ia the first part of the building program, and will he the Sunday achool plant. It will be erected at the north end of the present church building. It will be three stories high. The main part ot the present church building will not be touched at this time, the plan being, however, that some time In the future It will' be torn down and the auditorium part the church constructed, making a complete plant when finished. MARAUDERS PAY VISIT TO THE MOUND SCHOOL Marauders who have been breaking Into the Mound school south of the city upon several occasions were again busy a few nights ago.

it was revealed today. Last winter the school was broken Into and phonograph records and other articles were stolen. The school directors then equipped the basement windows with heavy steel netting and barred the windows, but a few nights ago someone again entered the place after prying oft the heavy netting over one ot the basement windows and effected an entrance. Dishes and many other articles were taken, and the Interior fixtures were damaged. The directors now have offered a reward of $25 for Information leading to the apprehension Of the guilty parties.

CHILD OF FARMER HAS NARROW ESCAPE Spacial to Th Journal-Oaxettt. Charleston, 111.. May 8. -Bessie Sleeth, four-year-old daugliter of Clarence Sleeth, a farmer north of thla city, escaped death In a miraculous manner about 11 o'clock today. The child fell from a tractor on which she was riding with her father in thp field, and was almost run over by a dlso which the father was using to cut up corn stalks.

The father noticed his girl fall and stopped the tractor as rapidly as he' could, but not until the disc bad brushed her shoulderj i I CI PROGRESS Finals Being Run at Pc- i tcrson Park. Follow- I ing fTrelims." At 1:48 o'clock thla afternoon Tna-eola waa leading in the flnala In tha track and field meet, with vnt atlll in progress. The eventa were running on achedule. Intereat in the remaining eventa, tha flnala, waa run-. slog high.

Tha eventa follow: Flrat heat 0. Matlock, Newton, tint: 0. Dappert Stewardson, eec- end; E. Ballard, Chrlaman, third; time, a a second. Second heat V.

Rawllnga, Badorua, firat; H. ClaypooL Effingham, .1, end; Baker, Bulllvan, third, tine, 4-6 cond. Trial HeaU 220 Yard Lew Hurdles. Firat heat H. Sprinkle, Efflug-ham, firat; H.

Dalrd, Teachera' College, aecond; J. foot, Shelbyvllle, third: time, 10 aeconda. Second heat B. Corbott, Arthur, first; Koeealer, Mattoon, second O. Corley, Shelbyvllle, third; time, 27 4-8 aeconda.

Third heat V. Rawllngs, Badorua, flrat; Baker, Bulllvan, aecond; W. Reedy, Atwood, third; lime, 28 seconds. Fourth heat W. Walter, Mattoon, flrat; T.

Green, Tuscola, aecond; IS. 81ms, Teachera College, third; time, 28 4-6 aeconda. Final in Shot Put Chriaman, Ural; H. Rider. Weetfleld, aeoond; a Keller, Toledo, third; 111 Vorls, Stewardaon, fourth; Johnson, Mattoon, fifth; distance, 41 feet 7 Inches.

Ssml-Flnal 100 Yard Dash. Flrat heat E. Leffler, Mattoon, flrat; 1L Corby, Moweaqua, aecond; X. Pnrvla, Sullivan, third; time. Ju 4-f aeconda.

Second heat R. Black, Tuscola, flrat; O. Matlock, Newton, aecond; R. Blgler, Neoga, third; time 10 4-1 aeo- Trial HeaU High Hurdles. Flrat heat Bharp, Mattoon.

flrat; 1. Baldwin. Pane, aecond: R. Gretorr. Mf awi am k.

I-J I 0 Mud, Second heat Temples, Oakland, flrat; X. Oondy, Badorua, aecond; M. Cotharn, Pana, third; time, 19 aeconda. Final Mile Hun. tt.

Hall. Tnaciila. flrat: K. Laws. Sullivan, aecond; I Wheeler, Mattoon, E.

Moeller, Teachera' College, fourth; a Mart, ShelbyvIUe, fifth; time 4 minute SO 44 aeconda. ami-final 220 Yard Daah. Flrat heat H. Sander, Villa Grove, flrat; R. Black, Tuacola, aecond; Echnta, Stewardaon, third; time, 24 4-8 seconds.

Second heat E. Leffler, Mattoon. flrat; R. Cekander, Badorua, aecond; Z. Ballard, Chrisman, third; time, 14 aeconda.

Flnala 60 Yard Oaah. O. Matlock. Newton, flrat; V. Rawllnga, Badorua, aecond; E.

Ballard, Chrlaman, third; O. Gappert, Stew- aroaon, xounn; u. uaaer BOiuvan, fifth; time, aeconda. Flhala 440 Yard Daah. T.

Bradley, Charjeatoh, drat; E. Slanghter, Tuacola, aecond; J. Smith, fourth; Stewart. MarahaU, fifth; timet tV ft-K aajiAiiiie mu4V ejrw wwuuupi Flnala 100 Yard Daah. E.

lraer, Mattoon, flrat; R. Black, Tuacola, aecond; O. Matlock, Newton, third; M. Corby, Moweaqaa, fourth; a Corley, Shelbyvllle, fifth; time, 10 4-S aeconda. ,72,000 GALLONS REAL EEER TO EE DESTROYED SylMternatlMiai New Chicago, May Adam Hi t'7 0rd.erel.

ot 72,000 gallon, of real beer and laaued a permanent Injunction agamat raUon Of the Ruehl Company brew-, ery hero for year. The brewery la charged with violating federal prohl- blUon lawa. REV. LIVELY MAKES ADDRESS IN CHAMPAIGN Friday's Champaign Newa-Gaxette: i Rev. J.

M. Lively, pastor of the Firat Baptist church of Mattoon, will de-' liver ft pectal pre-Mothera' Day addreaa at the Flrat Baptist church In Champaign thla evening at 8 o'clock, following banquet at 8:80. Rev. Lively la moderator ot the Bloomfleld Baptist Association. Rev.

Lively just recently dedicated the beautiful new edifice ot tha Flrat Baptist church in Mattoon, and baptised more than 100 people one of the first aervices. 800 MEXICAN REBELS HAVE BEEN DISPERSED tf lntrnetnal Naw ftervte. Mexico City, May 8. Three hun dred rebels, marching on the Pacific coast port of Acapulco under the lead-' ership of tba Vldales brothers, have been dispensed by government forces with heavy losse. Tha government believes the attempted attack had only local algnlfl- ITJCE All pereona owing accounts to C.

W. Knight are raqueated to please call and aettle at one. At tho expiration ten daya all account duo will be laced th band ot collection i --nry, 18 51 KNIGHT. 1 i 1 Vlcksburg, and1 other point of Intereat In tha aouth. -r Mra.

O. Gerard Bla returned to her borne In Decatur after apendlng aeveral Maya with Mra. Leone Claxon and other frlenda. Mra. J.

W. WgtU accompanied her home for vlalt Mra. Stella, Barney haa returned homo after apendlng aeveral dayi in Toledo with, her aon4n-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra, Alva Watson. Mr.

and Mr. Watson accompanied her home for ft few daya' vlalt Albert Fya Jr. want to St Louis this morning to moat bla mother, Mra. A. C.

Fya, bo haa been flatting her son, Paul Fya, and family at Omaha, Nab, for ft month. Mr. and Mra, Paul Fya bava new eon, farn about month ago. TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY -L. FOUND Yale key.

Owner mar bava earn by proving property and paying ior tnia notice ai journai-uaseiie oi- lice. 510 FO RENT Five-room modern apart-' ment at 1801 Shelby Ave. Phone 12'ii. HO FOR SALE -Good rich eolL AddIv to J. A.

Bene, phono 1114, ot at prem ises of Christian church. 8-10 FOR ftALt Two tborouxhbred Jer aey cows with calves by aide; one fine noisiem duii, oiigiue io register, weight 1300. E. Cham. 1408 N.

19th Bt Phone Tie. 8-10 WANTED Jlrl for teneral house- work. Martina about Mar 18: food place, pleaaant room. Addreaa V. O.

Box IS. xS-l FOR SALE Overland 1924 coupe se- dan; priced to sell quickly. 80 L. Hllla. Phone 1680.

X5-10 FOR RENT Five-room apartment at 818 8. 17th 8t, modern with exception of beat; also a-room apartment at 2800 Western Ave. Inquire J. W. Franklin ft Son.

Phone 148 or 2831. 81 FOR RENT Modern 4 -room apart ment 1 blocka from National Bank ot Mattoon; also t-reoro house la tbe aouth part ot town. Call Frdd Grant, 850 REWARD tor the arrest and eon-vlctlon of anyone breaking Into tbe Harrta bungalow at Paradise lake. J. a Harrla.

8-8 iXPTWadley'a aiied pulverised poul-try manor for yonr lawn, garden and flower; 100 I be. for fLZaV Wadley Co. Phone 141 tl tSif FOR SALE Practically new William-eon pipelese furnace; bought new on Nov. at 8178; wlU aell for 100: alio refrigerator at 88. Inquire 1312 Ia-tayette Ave, Phone 3395.

S-8 FOR SALE Breakfast aet Hooeier cabinet, bed room auit, davenport dishes, platform scales and other articles; building til 2c each. Inquire 1116 Marshall Av. Phone 2454. xS-S FOR SALE Priced for quick eale, one of tbe beat 8-room all modern bomea on Western Av. If interested addreaa ABC, car of Jonrnal-Ga aette.

xS-12 FOR SALE-tiK banjo and case: tt taken at one prlc vary reasonable. Phone 1528. x5-8 FOR SALE Two 5-room bouses, rood em except bath. 22800 each; on 5-room bouse $2400, Southwest ride, near I. C.

ahopa; on 8-room alt modern house. West Richmond one 5-room all modern house. West Prairie priced right for quick aale; modern and part modern nouses different parte ot city; also farm Und. Oano A Tucker, 171014 Broadway. Phone 614.

NEW BARBER SHOP. Virginia Bldg, 107 8. 15th St Hair cnts 85c, Including Boots bob and- all tha latest; something free to every customer. Har-ry B. Malone.

5-10 FOR SALE Lloyd baby carriage as good as new; cheap It taken at once. Phone 978. -8 DIG stock reducing sale of used cars; fifteen dajs, tyaj 1 to 15 rock bottoiu prices, easy payments, at low finance rates; frco insurance on guaranteed used Fords sold at straight sale during this period; act quickly and save money Fords in all models, including two slightly used 1026 Tudor demonstrators; Chevrolet, Over-lands, Dodges and Buicks; all priced right; the largest and best equipped Ford garage in Central Illinois. Miller Motor. Car Co.

Phones 518 and 581 i xa-8 FOR RENT Largo modern sleeping room, two gentlemen preferred: very reaaonable rent Inquire 1413 Charleston Ave. JPhone 135. 6-13 WANTED To borrow $500 on shoe repair ahop on all machinery and fixtures; original cost $2200; first mortgage will be given: will pay good Interest. Frank Pelcher, 1404 Broadway 6-10 FOR RENT Private aaraie at 1517 Edgar Ave. Call mornings, noon or evening.

Phone 1275. 6-10 FOR SALE One pure bred Jersey bull 18 months old; also two-row shovel cultivator, Joseph Hllgenberg. Phone 8881. 6-10 $26 REWARD for Information leading to the arrest and conviction ot tho person or persons who have been breaking Into the Mound school building, district No. 101.

John Welch, Roy Seaman, Marion Walker, 6-10 BROOMCORN SEED All grown from select seed from our seed farm: White Italian, Black Jap, Austrian and Evergreen; name quality- we have grown 22 yeara; $5 per bushel; full una bulk garden seeds and vegetable plants. Harrla 8eed 1404 Broadway. Pfarme 800. 6-14 FOR RENT Two modern furnished "apartments, one downstairs, at 9Q9 Prairie two furnished apartments at 1117 DeWItt Ave, Phon 1 499 or 2227. 6-10 PLANTS of all klnda for the garden; vegetable, "berry and flower plants; tbree klnda of aweet potato plants.

Kaj Redding, out on Western ave-, LOST Lady's wrist watch. Gruen make, between Central Trust Bank and Big Four station; liberal reward. Phon 622. 851Q pone, Al'a younger brother, waa er- rested. The raid waa made on a "tip' that -gcartace" waa at the addreaa on the i0Ula nerby nM tbit left ju8, few momentI ton the raid.

John Capone denied tnll wnen uken t0 bdquar. Ur (or fleclared of National Mode Lelpslc, O. 8-8 WE PAY etralght 40c an hour, adver-tlalng and distributing ssmplea every borne and office; send addressed stamped envelope. Denlson, 439 Berk-el BWg.tpayton,JX 8d 8ALEMale pigs. Berkshire, atraight nose, smooth, big type, year old.

Ivan T. Snowden, R. 3, Mattoon. Phon 23984. 8-10 FOR SALE At a sacrifice, ten acres' facing 15th and 28th one block north of DeWItt Ave.

pavement; reasonable term ran be arranged. In quire Schrock Electric Phone 30. X8-1S I NEED AN AGENT to sell my candles, gum and mints; large profits; exclusive territory; free sample. Writs Milton Gordon, lilt Vine Cincinnati a 8J FOR RENT Good 4-room house, corner lot city water piped In house, electric lights and garage, at 1021 8. lth St.

Phone 1326. xj-12 POR SALE Strictly modern 8-room house; also a 9-ronm house, modern with exception ot heat; located 109 Champaign Ave. Phone 348, 1351 or zmr" sip FOR SALE OR TRADE-A six-room bungalow located on DeWItt will trade for a gnmi huildlna lot. For particular so J. W.

Franklin. Phon J4. 1351 or2832. V10 FOR'SALE One of the best home In the city of Mattoon known as th Frank Kern property Rt 3208 Weal' ern also six fine building lot. For particulars see J.

W. Franklin A Son. Phone 34. 1351 or 6-10 WANTED Factory representative; $50 weekly income; earnings start at once; reliable man to manage and look after our bualness in unoccupied territory; no capital or experienc necessary; we deliver and collect and furnish everything: ready to start; Your earnings start the first day; large manufacturers; products ns tlonallv advertised: big demand; op portunity to make $50oo a year to the rlrht man; aae no handicap If you ar willing lo work. The Fyr-Fyter 631 Fyr-Fyter Dayton, O.

WANTED Reliable man as local distributor for Watkins well known food products, toilet articles, we bava an opening In Mattoon which will not last long: this Is your opportunity to make some real money in a buslnes of vour own: experience unnecessary. Write the J. R. Watkins 160-54 Mbertv Winona. Minn.

8-l SALESMAN Marvelous Invention; seals 2000 envelopes hour; big de-mnnd every atore and office; aells for equals $100 machine; exclusive territory. Gates Radio Co, Qulncy. hi. o-s 825-vVEKLY easy, spare time, address-Ing cards at homo: no experience; fartlcnlara 2o stamp, Madison Serv en, 123 W. Madlioo, Dept 630, Chi-cago IlK, 68 FEaTATE HELP Add resslng envel-ones: experience unnecessary; earn $16-646 weekly during spare tiro at home; dignified work for bonast, sin' cere persons.

Franklin Products, 1033 Van Buren. Chicago. 6-8 BE A BARBER Big wagea pafdT Viut net nHa nf ha vKara Vi that hla brother had not been at the addrea for a year. 3 NORMALS MUST UDENTS AND TRIAL By International Newe Brvlc. Sycamore, 111., May 8.

A motion to quash indlctmenta against three De-Kab county you tba, charged with attacking Miss Dorothy Westervelt a Northern Illinois Teachers' College co-ed, last month, were overruled today by Judge William J. Fulton. Tba court act Jnne 8 aa the date for arraignment of tha young meu 8tanley Hurt, Emerson Wilson and Leonard Rjcb on the four counts against each. Tbey are charged with having badly beaten Miss Westervelt, attacked ber and then thrown her, almost unconscious, from their machine. NOTICE Property ownfcrs and tenanta are hereby notified that tbey must re-move at once from their premlaea all refuse, clndera and rubbish of all kind.

By Order City Health Dept 813 DANCE. Thursday and Saturday nights Freeland Grove auditorium, Sullivan, III. Music by Flanagan's dance haul 1-8 fcaavianwaiivsaf wcu ivji ca ywn UiUlg gfUtf I cesa to Moler training; aend for ouni free barber booklet explaining, Moler V) Barber College, 810 N. 6th St, St. 6t I AH accounts due to Peer-less Shoe Repair.

Shop must be paid riot later than May 10. otherwise bills will be turned over to attorney for collection.F'rankPelcheri 8-10 WANTED Good workTboisa.1 '('HI-, sen Coal and Ic Co. 111.