Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, March 13, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMOHNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1923 THREE ft) . iMommend RLING Tire irrn CO. 1 n, ii I Tune. TODAY . 1 Ml 3 aw -. 'i t Uii''.osl Crowd Yot Ropoilod last Nijjlit SEVERAL CLAJM HEALING riaHi.iin ( I In I'mynl f"- hy I .viiiiKi tUl Tin lni;im wil of ttm pi-nvnt I'VitiiMMliNll.! t iuiil'iiltfii fill. (I nil the Ml In I In- mi nun y In! n Ik III, ivhilo tunny Wiiu iit(tili in Kt.t In. Mini' tli.tM .' Ih'.-mi. vvt'io in tin lu'itlluif Him In iIhm Dim uwnul nf I 111- ol'llMtltltt'l) UVfMlMlf M l vIl't'H lif ill" lM Cllltl'l'-n I'llf-n ItMH'UllKH In ihl illy, tittit Kui;..i,' wimimim lcpilinil to liiivliitf Itvuii htuI'Ml duilMK rilt-C'H tl-tltV llMMl- i IMK l''M Iivro UlflMlt tVll liOIl) 1 HMO. Th flint iitTMiii in Ui" hi-tiliiiK llltlt III hu IMHVVll for Wll II uirl Willi In. I'lh w ini fur h,- p)i "uiiitr l Jii iiowi-r," mIiuuUiik "lh hm .It'Nii," i Hmt nli rtiiil.) lit liciinl lliiotiHlionl lint ttiithi'Mi'f. All Ini! iilunil ii l)ii I f ito.t'ii if lhiN w ho t iiino In I In flil tui m rv lik let to ihn Iltmf iiff r lii'ltiK piiiyi'il tor ii tul uiivtiil with Hunt nil ili y v,vrv nidi to wulH l"M-k in He ir NmU. Cmiirlili'iiilily iirjllff-nltlo In lie hrnlliiH Htm Im. t'VtwiiiiM Wi h laiMr itutiilitir uf iiion tli. ui iinmil. At i ti( I i wr' i.iih fur uti Um ptill fill Ml, Ktlll I'llii lllil it II Mini (iiini Ihn iittiir itnU 0ln r l imt tie miih ln'filiil, into wmntiti romltitf In On (il.it (unit Hun iltmf In mm war, Aiiotnl iiitf lit-r milt mii.i I i -1 1 1 k III" hnt?. mi hT U-t, Ir. lrK -nllfil jointly Into lit-r il'f ur iuhI t orn, nitiinlrtl l.r to ! tnmlf Mhulo In llio tminit uf ihn ltiifl Jrtiup. IUIimI Ih-umir N huhjitt Th f vmiK'-M-l lil tip li hu hr. liitf m'lVko with hU mitniMi mi th hrulititf of tltt lillttil ntti-utr y iho jnl uutnlllo (Itn Kat of Jcrlrho, (VtttTlni( Un KrtMi"ii urotiml ihn wunlM of the Im-kk'T. 'lrnuu thy on of I'avlil, huvu mi-rry on mc" lit tut hi ho liniiKliirtl ihr. irnwil r htik-l ihft bll ml Iteitttttr for hu fur wartln,M Mini lrhl to nwilta hlin he i km, "Thcl-n lirVr hum ii limn tOn n m tin crlt-il oih Hkn ihut hm iml rommaitilf t him to iiv hrouifhl to Hiin." n.ihl lr Tinn. 'HhV not tlm to fm u Moor hllinl ir.4 Th Im i"ti l ihr iiii'r of ih JTil; "Whiti wilt thm ih-u I nhoiiM ! unto tliw?' wiitl lc Intril i hut Din rutm mvlour tmhiinr inint anil wunon thr- iwinm itiftluti loiluy, nmt thm hv wan tainlinif rnmty to irivo thn uuo ttimMrer, "lo thy ty. thy fuith fmth tinitlo tlmn whiiU'' 'Vn huva ttilil nwnv hn lr Jt-ntiM in n iinw HTrtVn ttml huvo lolil our MliMtn of inutlnrn liullnf nifnliiMt thn tt.inli." Im rilulntci. "If thi-rr im unytliliitf wn nril in fht churt-h iolny ttmrn lUtxn itnythiiitf )( u a purnoitul Havl'our, Thry tuiy thut I itrvm h nvnry luy, morninir. nfupr noon ami r hihkk ulmut Jr-un, l llrul ttullty, An.l I'll mny thu. lr I nin prvnt'hlntt so y ur from now. WuiiU IIiHhI lit Holm Wllh ninmhlriiihlo tlmirilotlnii uj .......Mlm, lo (M.M.lH",lV;.vi!n' Ihn i-uimi f Atiikn whlh hn wmh !'! !il,,',, of thn cull- HlnN Ioi.k, wioiy wntrh m( thn nn in. A iu.llni- rumihic on llm InhlKii mMi.-, f Mil miih w.., to Willi ll Mil. lUllllllli ti'lllll-ll I hill Mil Wim will Mini t hut ho wii to lull hn ti.Kit nilHoln X wim til tho holm, "Momi. .ioiln im,, (0 jm,j,0 uo'ii- own -uhuvh,u mihl Hi: I'rht 'O'l'lyltiK Unit nxiii'ilnnro to hU foi innn. 'hut I ilon'l. I wmih 10 i-iiln l' Un- Ulu of rmIvi.Uoii willi Ji-mih hilut n t thn hlin," I'vi luHiiK IiIh litMhlllly to hniil 'iiiyinin who wum not Hula with U.iil. t,i. tiVMitiinllHt iiiki-iI nil Itinnv 'h"iilii In hi h"Hh ihyMi-jily In nmn to (hn nlhir uimI hit limited fi'JiMimUy. "I ilo not hi'llnvo (loil will vnr tnu.'h n iNiin'N (iliyMirnl hotly un l.K that iiimii will firm uui rlht with Uoil." he iu,t. "Vim (Mnnol "'. Xmil. hu niy rhnuiiiMlhtin no Unil 1 run rind out i uriU hirtlni nt Um niiil iMhh,' mimI I'XjH-.t to hn hiiilml. wiini to i yon that hn omii ii h you im Unit yon lonv your hnnllnK." 'I'll" 'Illl't-lilllC tooli-hi Will I... ! Un. UoiniMt .Imii- Ii with tho ovnr llow iimi-iiiik ui lit, luhhi Htumliird MI"Imii. Thn iiftrrnoon unrvlrc will hi cmnluetrtl In thn iirinnry um tiwuiil, loiuoirow'H mt-nilriK hHwc for thn ulilrr pnopli'. Thn mut hmilinic ni.jvlrit will , un'ThuiN dny nvnnliiK. I'niimf thn o"iihif hook m rvh n hnl nlHhl, MUn Kvrlyn Cavnll, no l"i.t ni ti,,. i-viiiiKi lihiu- Hirly, huhk "Uhtil iuy." LEGJON PROGRAM READY FOR DISTRICT MEETING Thirty-Two 'Delegates to Be More Saturday PLAN ALLDAY SESSION Id pnMiiliitlii'M if III I'tmlx W.ll He lli'ii! for AlllimJ Mii'llW III I 'MltlMU liiOcm anil wlro mirvlco lTlp)lnd, wim (he Kiiimiiliitf up today of th iili'iil nt tint IiIIijikI In Mllwau '. Thu Hlonn coittlnuH In Cimi-. I ml and ncuil hum Wlnoonaln. Aliont Ith'Iu'b r,r mmw linn fnlH-n POPE PRIEST'S SUBJECT COURT DECREES GIVEN .11 IK. MI NIS Alii; AI,U); Tiim.i; iirn;iti:.T camks II. Walton waa given a Judit "" I" fin-nil conn ycalarilttV I'KnliKt tlm Klim i'i(rintloii and Trnni.i. riuilon itojninny In Un- nin r ll ( win, intercut al ilia rato uf u inT ii-nt frum Jan uary Id. 1923. and O00, In 76 lirnvluimly rvcalvrtl. Ni'llln I. Muuro waa alvon a do- iitfm yonlnrday aKalnat . II. I.i and wirn forpcloaliur a land aaln rmnrari. Tin- ilprr mama that ll-rt In (iu iliii. tin a contract for I vtlu i( luia a. block II lnr ami IjiimIv addition to OuttiiKC (Jrovr. Waldo SI. Hull waa nlvn a dc rj' of ifturliiaKM fortu'loaurp iiKnliiHt Frank V. Ilrown and othera III Ilia auin of W&U with rlKllt I'T lent Intercut from January SS, r:'n, and 1100 attorney fen. ti. It. Hnrnuird yeatcrday ticaan null iikuIiip.1 J. H. and I'ora Milne im-, klntf to foreclonu a mortKUKC ilii-n to scrum a nuta for I10UO un which la duo, It la ullcueil, In lercBi at ciiiht per cent u,.r an num from iK'ccrnlMrr 10, 1021, and liu attorney tee. ( 'AUNIVtRSAL PtCJlW !f drnia n Yank m the A. K. kick like mi army nih (he (tm and J ihc Ihiiiiokmis illL' bit, ami tlirilU that GREAT SEE IT MPb SSI OLD LLOYD W into Broadway' IlciliU lonturcH WW tlcn Wed., Thur. Buck) JONES BUt of San Juan" Resino keeps skins clear in spite of everything Hie (inoka and duM ot city tile, Ilia tun and wind ol ilia Country, tho itcam and dirlol hnuMwuik I all tcllruin (iirKoodcomplex Iwit. Hut llio regular uio ol Kctlnol Soap, with an occasional applicailuiidl Kctlnol Ointment, keept tho Mn toclcan,clcar and trrali that ll limply Cannot Atifi being lieautilul. AlldnnUti Mil RuImI Ibaaiaa CMO. aMt. Wby dua'l yua bgta atlnc thaf ere Is a Reason! pis uniformity in our Kotliik PinisliiiiK obtninctj by "s lysu'nu to our work ami using stamiaru SKil. paper nutl light. N employes arc experienced photographers, who wvt to haiullc your filmu in ortler to get the best PARTICULAR PEOPLE rANT TO DO YOUR KODAK FINISHING IIIHt rcrfilunil nni Qiirimr allilllllfMlt of CimfleX f'u- Kodaku nutl Films. Wc will be pleased to Jim the latent models: " Pilm Grnflex, Tcasar 4-5 louse -.$155 rv.raii,.x jr 2yAxiyA, Tessar 4-5 lensc w ; Jk, -Special Tessar 111) lensc 50 1a? . ' Sl":l'i!,, Kodamntic Shutter, d-J lense....$ 50 ,lnk, Special Kotlamatic Shutter, 6-3 lensc S 60 Mak jr., 7.7 icnse $20 )SJ6.S0up Brownie. $2.50 up ' Diversity pharmacy LAWBREAKERS ARE FINED IKMi.r, IXIUC AMI ItKKIt It rol Hoy Cux, Vnnata man. thrva tlmca aa much lu hav a lolte of moottNlilne lu hlw toaea atnn than It did Himh rlwllt and J ii men 1'atton, of Juncilon city, for killing deer out of am4.n. fox wua fina4 11&0 and Hwlfl nutl rat ion I id each liy Juatlcc of the I'eace Jcaao O, Wclla yontcnliiy. All thrcf of Ihcaa men wcru nr reated Saturday nlifhl. IM R Hawker, deputy atutc ffama wnrden, had received a tip that Hwlft and ration wars on thalr wny homo from Jackwon county whero It wna alleKed that thy killed til rue fomala leor. Hp nrreated them bfon they reached KiiKna In tlmlr car. 'ox waa urrcated at a danc at Veneta hy members of tho ahorlff'a inoonMhlnc iiuad. Thirty-two iii.iildlted dulciiiilt'M rMiM'eacntltiK 10 puata of the AnierJ cii ii l.i'i:liiii of (he uiilivr Wllliiin- iilln vulliy will ho 1 1 if rii Hiituiilny fciriiii iill-dny illhlilct iiii'i'tlMK. Tin' liroai'tiiii for Ihc aeNMlon hero haa heen recelveil l,y hynn H. Mo Cieioly, couiiuiinder of l.una (oun ly pout, and a Hat of thn pout rep reneullltlvea haa iiIho lieon forward ed liy mill" orrli'iTu of Iho lewlon. Trucy Huvery, of IiiiIIub, dlatrlut uoiiiiiiander and meinour of llio da iJiirtiiM ut executive cofiimlttuo will be here for the mcellim. Tho lollowlnif iiumcd delat have been tunned lo attend tne mectlutt here: Carl Aloaer and OtU Regard, llulhert llvevea poal, Hll vinluiii (Jcoriiu tii'iriltli and lira alcr Hiiiull, Cupilol pout, Kuleiu; IC. K. I'orlliilller and Van WHder, Al lied ii. iiubcoik poat, Albany; Itayiuond AndiirHun and J-tr. H. M I'lillcr. Wliliycoinliu pout, Corvul ll, Harold II. Hi' Ii and Wiley M. li.irdlii.r. (.'ai l II. 1'euton poat, Oul lua; I vim Warner and Herbert W. I.oiiiIiiiiiI, Culvlu Funk pout, Col luue tirovc; A. t.. Keency and A. K. Ileckur, liidvpiiuduiiCo poat, ludc piindeuco; tlawald UIhoii and Cluirlea A. rlwarm, HprliiKdeld puat, ttpruiKtluld: It. Hiiua und Oacur Ol aou. Wuodbuin pout. Woodburn; 1 illii in IU my Campbell and Kd wiud It. Mtucker. Aldvn Abbey poal. Toledo; Ii. I". Lovu and Henry JIuiiKi'h. Junction ' liy poat, Junc tion City: I'ercy Woodward und M. J. 'i'huinpiiou, l.'rcawcll poat, Crea well; (ieoran Hteela und 1'rrry Hpencer. Alaea Vnlley puat, Alaea; V. J. ICiuiiade and John U. miikt. Calapoola poat, Jlrownavllle; Wtll- Iiiiii Klli'iixera and 11. IS. Dor man. f erln-lCdwarda boat, Monroe; -lynn H. Mcl.'rindy and Jlarry E. iillliulre. Uiiie cuunty puat, KuKe-ne. rnacrum In AmumuotA The followliiK profram ha been prcpurrd: 10:00 a. in. Cull of conference. roll. Itoll cull. Openinic remurka of diatrlct committeeman. I. .Ilopori poal (rvpreaentatlv: fa) Melnbeiahlp. lb) Work uecompliahed ainco formation. (ci Itulutlou of community to teuton. td lilHcuaalon puat prublein round talile. 12:om Luncheon. S:So p. ni. Hchool poat com muiidern, vlce-commandem, by depurtineiit commander. a Hurvey of community. fb) Selection of men for com- mlitcea. lo KunrtlonlnK with other or imnlzntlona. (o) I'libllc achool liaison. e) Hoy Kcouta. tf) Conduct of mectliiKa. 1:30 p. m. Adjutant, hintorl ana. financial officera. chaliluln iicliool, by department ndjtitunt. (n IMIIIiK-pDilt iiiljulant. (b) lititlea financial offlcec. (cl Dutk-a rhaplulna. (d) Ktitlea Itlatorlan. () , Adinltilainitlon department orricr. S:3o p. m. Ocncrnl naaombly. (a) Helrlco department. (h) Iloncflclul .k'KbtliUlon In ef- loct In oreKon. (c) Heaalde alnto convention. (d) Xallonal convention. hYlaco (cl Lialion-dtatrtct committee man. (f) Veteran burei.u repreaen tatlvca. (jrl Mlacollnnaoufl. 6:oo p. m. Dinner. .Entertainment. Tlirci Klllnl, Miiny Hurt lin'IIVIO.NIi, Ky .March 12. Time pioplo wora killed, two fil ially I ii lu i . il and a nuriiber "r loualy hurt liy u. toimulo which awept over a ainull Mcctlon i-n the Mii'liNoii'l'ayetti, county border Hhcully liir.nc lain uililiilKlil. Jn-I Ntorin Smi-iai Tiuaa I'AI.I.AH, Tixaa, Alurcli 12. A fiirty-uiiio Ki'le. accompanli'd by a duat Htorm, awept weat and north rexaa ycHtcnluy. cuiihIiik minor ilitiiuiK" heie. HIIkIiI diiiniiKe waa reporierl from lienlaou anil J-'ort Worth. C VI IKM.K I.' INTKUI'lll'7r.TI()N OF IM M, 1,11111, II Y KXI'IIN'KI liii'M ,ia Menu Hcail of (liurcli fiimiot Hlii but lluil Hu In Ob jci,t of KpofOaJ J'rovltlviuxi The Cathollca' Interpretation of tho liirm, "thu Infiilllblllly of the popu" la not that the popo annot Kin or do wronif, but that he, aa heat! of the rhornh, la tho object nt apcclul provldencn which en- ED DOMPIER ARRESTED t'UAiuaui with m;vi.si whs wrniorr i.u knhf. Kd Dompler, uf ttprinarield, wi arreated by deputy ahorlffa yoaler day on a chamo of buylnic and aellltiK fina without a dealers llceiiNu and ho promised to appear In the Kuki'Ihi Juattco court aumo tlnio today. Pompier la a Irapper ami oper ntea In tho mountains above Oak rldite. Tho arrcal waa made on u wurrnnt aworn to by KA 8. Hawk or. deputy atato name warden. When Platrlct Attorney John ton and n deputy ahorlff wont over to HnrliiRflcId to notify Pom nler to nmienr In court ho refined lu come without a warrant und on waa Immediately aworn out. ANNorMTLMKNTS TUB WO.MKN'S MIHSIONAUY Hiicintv of the C'hrlHtlan church will meet nt tho cliuruh pnrlora at 8:30 Hi In afternoon. All Indies of tho church uro cordially pi vltcd. ON ACCOUNT OF TUB THICK meetliiua tlio Iowa Wonuins' ao cieiv which waa to have met Wcducadny Iiiih been poatponcd a month. T11K FOl'ttTII PI VISION OF THE M. K. Indiea nlil aoclety meeta ihla nflernoon with Mm. H. F (Inndimaturn Inatend of In tho church parlora. Special work TUB liAPIKH AIP OK TIII3 CI3N trnl rrcMhyterlan church will meet thin nflernoon at tho real tlence of Mr. Jiimea I'etiraon. IKS Mill Hlreet, nt 2:80 o'clock, THR PKOMKW OF HONOR PIIO- lectlve naaopliillnn will Rlvo ft St. I'atrlck'a piuty nt the Iv. of I". hall Wedni'Niluy. Milieu it. All miMiilioi'H, their fiimllieH nnd frlnndK, are liivllcd. There will tie an cittci'titlmiicnt nnd refroHh ipentH acrved. THR T.INOOT.N HOIIOOr, WAS TO put on a dndilley nlitht program Friday nlitht of Oil" week but It haa been nnalnnnett for one week on narount of the III .IhikH of the liluh achool Hint nlitht. THM T-APIKS- AtlXHiIARY TO tho chnmher of commerce will meet Wednesday. oveiilnR nt 7:90. There will bo ft tiroirrnm nnd short bnslneaa moetlnir nnd tho retnnlnder of tho evenliiR w.lll ho spent lrfnylnu cnnls. Mrs. J. S. MiiKladry, clinlnnnn. N. T, tlfo. J. W. rixloy, tl E. 7th Wire KiTvkxi IHinimillil PKH .MOINIOM, March 12. Tcle- kniih and telephone service In Iowa, was tmictlcally atiMpended today by last nlKlit's heavy wet snow atorm. Wlra company of flclalM nay that so far ua commu- nlciilion fui'llU'es are concoroed the storm waa tho most severe In yeats. t'ltles In the eastern half of the slat- were entirely cut off from the outside world. tain Wind In Ml.wNiri HT. I.OCIH, March 12. rlfuln. iiefompiiiilcri by a hikh wind which at tiiuea attained a veli.city of i0 miles an hour, waa Heoenil over the eaateru part of Missouri and southern llliunls last nUtlit and early today, the weather bureau announced. Telephone and tele xi'itph lines have been biully In terrupted, trees and shrubbery uprooted. windows blown in and considerable .other proporty darn- ago done. Violins loaned frco to bealnners. Pacific Conservatory, 731 Willam ette, street. Violin, pluno. voice. cello, wind Instrument tuuicht. ll-l-tf elites him to expound without error the doctrines of Ihn church, said Father O'llarii. priest of Ht. Mary's Ciithoiic church, in his lecture Sunday ufternoon In the purinli hall. "Tho Infallibility of tho church," said Father O'lfnm, "mcnria that the church established by Christ will tench hlii doctrines to the end of time without admixture of error. This Is Involved In Christ's pro mises that he himself and tho spirit of truth would remain with his church to the end of time. Hurh Is the inenuinK of the Infalli bility of the church, and In thn Catholic view tho pope la simply me orriciai spokesman for the church and It Is only when speak Inic us the supreme pastor of the church of Christ that his decisions are possessed of Infallibility. Tho doctrine of infallibility does not mean that tho pope evinnot sin. and the church is no more acountablo for the faults of individual popes than any denomination is for the sins which lis ministers miKht com mit. Neither does Infallibility -lean that the pope receives a re velation or that ho Is inspired:, it simply mentis that as head of the church ho Is object of a spe cial providence which enables him to hand down without error the doctrine which Christ committed to his church." In explaining tho Catholic view that Ht. I'eter waa made head of tho church. Father O'flara quoted largely from tho article on Ht. I'eter In Hasting's dictionary of tho Protestant biblical scholar, nnd which ho inid ushIkii to I'eter tho primacy umoim tho apostles, After the lecture anionic the iliiestlons that wero asked was tho Catholic attitude towords evolu tion. Father (I'llnrn replied that It is the louchlhK "f tho Catholic church that the human soul is an Immediate creation of Clod, but that aa far as the orlKin of plants and animals is concerned, the the ory or their Kradual evolution from simpler forms of llfn Is en tirely In harmony with Cathulia teaching, and In no way opposed to the bible. The Catholic church, he said, holds that the hlble teach es religion and not physical science and that the biblical writers used the forms of speech which were customary to their day and In or der lo convoy their religious mes sage. BUNGS GUSE IS ON TRKL wn,r, coNTKxr tkiai. hah nic (il'N IV COl HIT KiImiii IIiiiikm Kucil lu lUmnor Mil.- UiMi from Ills, HrotlHf, Abra ham lu Ilia l'nrt ut JuMuto Hi AT TUB THBATHKH TOIMY Castle Mae Murray In "Jazimaala :" Slatclal Caatlv Comedy. "He Klephantii." hex I.ant day, flrnt picture Tutenkh amen Tomb:" Thorns II. Ince's comedy farce, "Ilelltjoy .'!," Hlarrtna; Pouslsa Urleaa : Hex Ittvlew ; Charles W. Mawley at the auper-organ. Ilrlllg Edward (Hoot) Olbaon In the daihlnx comedy-drama ol a Yankee loUKhbor. "The (i'-ntl-man From Amer-li-a;1' Harold Lloy.l in "Bumping Into Broadway' Pox Nwa: Aeop Kahle. " Cotnlnic Charlca Ctlaplio In hU new four-reelr. "Tha Pilxrlm ;" Ruth Ro land In "The Timber Queen ;" round two of II. C. Wltwer'a "Klahtlns; lllood:" Jane N'ovak In "Thelma ;" Zane (irpy'a "Itldera of the Dawn;" "My Hero." with a alar cast: Charles (Hurkl Jon In "The Flells of Han Juan;" John Gilbert In "Truxton Kinir:" Uorothy Phillips In "The World a Ufaxe;" "Drivi-n ;" "He. hold the Man: The Bat;" "The Third Alarm;" "Coue' Own Pllm:" "What a Wite Learned:" "The CbrUtlan;" "Java Hcail ;" Adam's Rib.'. The Ilnims will caao la . bolmt tried In circuit court ami It la ex pected that It will go to thn Jury some time today. This la n suit bioiiKht by Kdson Ilium, sou uf the into I-; Hangs, pioneer livery man, iiKiiiust hla brother, Abraham Hangs, to recover thn sum, of 1:17, ,'iou, which ho alleges In his.shura of their father's estnte, together with Interest, bringing the total amount sued for up to 160,000. Kilson Hangs was cut off In tho will of his stop-mother, Mrs. lrenn Hangs, with only 1 while tho en tire estato wiia bequeathed .by lier lo Ahruham JJnngs, Tho defenso claims that a set tlement was effected with tho other heirs of thn estate long he fore the death of Mrs. Bang, il. E. Hlnltery Is attorney for Edsoll Hungs and Smith und iiryaon und C. A. Hardy represents his brother, Tho Jury consists of Hlbort K. Dickey, John Hunzlckor, K. R. Co penhnver, Mrs. J. K. Boll, Qaorga A. Dyson. Nora E. Coffin, Mary Kdwards, Mrs. J. C. Stapleton, Nort Mrnbhiini. Mrs. E. t,. Knnpp, C, A. VnnDenburg and John Hampton. It was announced yestorduy that the second trial of Oils Klxor, .the Springfield school Janitor, who was a row days ago ncnultted of the charge of rape, will be held March 1 9. The second indictment charges him with contributing to the delin quency of minor girls. Annual Hi-Jinx, high school gym, Friday night. 8 o'clock. Admin- Bible, which is edited by foremost sfor. 35c. 3-13-3 - Cord of Tluvnks "We take this means .of .express ing our thanks to our friend for tho beautiful floral pieces at tho funeral of our mother, also, for the r'nny acts of kindness and sym pathy. MRS. HORTENSE HILIv, MRS. HOLI.Y l.INBAROER GRANT MOORE W. W. MOORE KCOKKS WISH MVES IX -PATHS OP RTOItM (Continued from Page One) posedly at least Indirectly due to the storm, In Chicago. A man fall dead In Milwaukee, due, It was believed. from ex haustion from hie physical battle with tho clement on hla way to work. Two men wero Injured In ft rear end collision of two Southern rail way trains at Pulaski, Tenn., at tributed Indirectly to tho storm. Trains generally were hours late In tho storm cenles of Illinois, town, Wisconsin. Kentucky, Mis souri and Tennessee. The wind reached a velocity of 80 ' miles an hour In Nashville. Tenn), and SO mile In eastern Missouri. Tho storm was continuing its northeasterly movement across tho Orent Lnkes today, according to .weather 'bureau reports. TAVKXTY 1IK .KAR F1NSOX Scvcuty-Flvc, liihuvil nitsl About Fifty Dwellings Wiwkctl JACKSON, Tenn., March 12. Twenty persons o)-o reported killed and 75 injured near I'lnson, Tenn., 12 miles south of Jackson by the storm which swept over that section last night. A number of dead nnd Injured ftro nogroe. About fifty dwell ings nbout I'lnson wore wrecked, according to inpagro reports re. celvotl hero. A freight train was blown from the track In that vicinity. Only minor property dnmago oc curred hero. Holirf parties wero sent from Jackson nnd pinna mnde to bring tho Injured to hospitals here,. Wlro communication with Pin ion In cut off. The known dead nt Plnson In oludo Mrs. J. Ii. Juntos, wife of a Methodist minister; Mrs. liloomer Vanlreeso and two children, two children of Joseph Irwin and two negroori. The ntorm also swept through tho vlllnircn of Pennlnirg and Mon U'liinm, Tenn., nnd touched the outskirts! of liojclngton, where sev eral persons wero reported in jured. At Pentibui'K, ft youth was reported killed. OHKENWOOP, Wis., Mnrch 12. .lames 1 (union, ft negro, was killed and property damage, esti mated nt$100,000 was dono as a result of ft storm which swept this section last night. Two houses In Greenwood wero struck by falling trees nnd wrecked. WlHOniiHlti Point Until lilt MtliWAUKKK, Wis., March 12. 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