News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 4

TO POINDEXTER SOCIAL EVENT The 400 Attend Festivities Given by Representative of Old Family of City. NEIGHBORS HAVE MEAN DISPOSITION Perrysville Couple Make Trysting Place of Mansfield. Speeders Fined. Delightfully informal was the littie At Home given Saturday night by Mrs. Poindexter at her home on Glessner avenue.

Mrs. Poindexter has been giving a series of parties but this is the first one she gave out to the papers. This little informal affair might not have appeared in the paper, had not Officers Ford and Berry, gone to the dusky gathering, without an invitation. Mrs. Poindexter served a dainty one course luncheon of beer.

Some person with a mean disposition, called up 192 and reported that Mrs. Poindexter and her sable guests were growing riotous over their liqvor. Officers Ford and Berry went out to pay their respects to Mrs. Poindexter and her. party but the frost began to gather on the windows as soon as the brass buttons appeared.

The hostess let them know she didn't want any "white trash" coming to her party so she ordered them out. The unbidden guests tried to get Mrs. Poindexter to go to bed, but she refused. It is against all rules of atiquet for the hostess to retire when she is entertaining and the festivities are at their heighth. Finding the hostess could not be persuaded to retire, the officers next requested her to put her shoes and stockings on and they would find suitable lodgings for her.

This request also met with a refusal so the wagon was called and the hostess brought to 17 South Walnut street where she spent the remainder of then ight, all day Sunday, Sunday night and is there yet. Mrs. Poindexter says she was born in Virginia 50 years ago. is a widow, with two children which she supports. She told the mayor this morning that she was acting good in the house but not good outside.

The charge against her was drunk and disorderly. The culled lady got a strangle hold on the keg of beer but her safety clutch wouldn't work and she swallowed too much of the fire She was fined $10 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in the workhouse. The sentence was suspended 80 long as Mrs. Poindexter is good. She was told if she went beyond the limits of propriety again, her children will be taken away from her and she will go to the works.

She is anxious to find out who sent in the complaint. Use City as Trysting Place Lester Stull of Perrysville, was arrested by Officer Hunter of the Pennsylvania Saturday evening on the charge of being drunk and swearing. Chief Feeney related that Stull and a married woman of Perrysville have been meeting in this city. Officer Hunter said the lady was along Saturday, that he intended to bring her but she got away. Stull pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and given 30 days in the works.

The sentence was suspended on condition that he stay away from this city. Speeders Fined. Harry Groves was arrested on HEAT FLASHES, DIZZY, NERVOUS Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Her During Change of Life.

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Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. East Fourth street on the charge of exceeding the speed limit. He had a special hearing, pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and costs which he paid. Paul Thursh was arrested on the charge of running his automobile at 34 wiles an hour.

He seemed quite annoyed this morning when arraigned in court. He acknowledged running at that rate of speed but complained that another machine ahead of him was running faster than he was and did not get caught. Thrush was fined $0 and costs. The mayor told him he noticed by the reports from other cities, Mansfield is giving speeders' -bargain counter rates as Columbus is charging $25 and costs. Intoxication Cases.

M. J. MeAdams who was arrested on the charge of intoxication, put up for his appearance and was allowed to go. He did not come back this morning. Colora Michele, a foreigner, was arrested Saturday afternoon at South Main and Park avenue west on the charge of being drunk and disorderly.

The foreigner ran up a stairway and quite a crowd collected as the arresting officers brought Michele down stairs. He is accused drawing a knife on them. He was fined $5 and costs. Charles Eskridge, a repeater, was up for the second time since July 14. He had promised to leave town but this morning he spoke with tears in his voice, saying he was too weak and nervous to go but will go this time sure.

He says he can't serve 60 days in the workhouse because he does not expect to live that long. was fined $5 and costs. Petit Larceny. John Kozeklin, a foreigner, was arrested on the charge of petit larceny to which he pleaded guilty. The accused, with others, are said to have carried away lumber.

Kozeklin was caught but the others got away. He was fined $10 and costs which friends paid for him. HOOKS IN FACE William Kern Victim of Unusual Fishing Accident. William Kern, 22, of 438 Newman street, received serious injuries Saturday afternoon when hooks from a fishing line cast by a companion caught in his face and became deeply embedded. Kern, with several others, were at Petersburg lake fishing.

While rowing the boat in which all were riding one of the boys stood up and cast his line. It flew through the air and struck Kern full in the face. One hook struck him on the nose and two others just above the eyes. It was necessary to walk to Mifflin, a distance of several miles, where surgical attention was taken and the hooks extracted. SOLICITS FUNDS FOR SCHOOL Representative of Colored School Here During the Week.

The Rev. Wilton R. Boone, representative of the Noxubee Industrial school, which is located at McLeod, will be here during the week soliciting funds for the school and with the direct purpose of helping to reduce its debt. He comes very highly recommended. Mr.

Boone has been coming to this city for a number of years and has received assistance from friends of the cause which he represents. He spoke in a number of the churches yesterday, and was assured of support. A woman can't always hit what she aims at, but at any rate she can always throw dust in a man's eyes. WATCHFUL WAITING IS CALLED TO CLOSE Mayor Tells Police to Enforce Light and Speed Sections of Traffic Rules. Mayor Lowrey today told police to start arresting automobile drivers who ignored rules pertaining to speeding and dimming of lights.

So far as these features of council's new traffic ordinance 1g concerned the "watchful waiting" policy has closed. "The dimming section is the same the state over," the mayor said "and every driver should be aware of it by this time. The speed clause is no different than heretofore." Police say they are experiencing but little trouble with the light question. Comparatively few cars, they say, are now being driven with bright and blinding lights. Considerable trouble, however, is being had with speeders and numerous complaints are coming into the department.

The fine in many cities has been set at $25 and costs for this offense. In Mansfield, however, it has for some time been the customary $8:60. Street signs calling attention to the fact parking of cars is not allowed 1 in certain sections as well as streets in which one way traffic only is permissible will be placed by the end of the week, it is said today. Officials feel they have given drivers every opportunity to become familiar with all sections of the new traffic ordinance before taking steps which would lead to arrests. Orders today however, are to drop the "cautioning only" plan on all sections save the parking one.

ASK JUDGMENT ON NOTE Plaintiff Claims $480 Due -Several Signatures. Judgment in the sum of $480 is asked of W. C. Prichard et in a petition filed in common pleas court by A. W.

Simmons through his attorneys, Reed Beach. The plaintiff says this amount is due him on a note dated at Butler, April 17, 1915, due April 1, 1916, and signed by C. Prichard, M. J. Prichard, W.

A. McCready, T. B. McCready and Lizzie McCready. The plaintiff asks Judgment for the amount of the note, with interest.

CHURCH NEWS. column by telephone. be notices will be, recelved for this ten and reach The News office not later than 9 a. tu. if publication 19 desired that day.) The members of Miss Minnie McCray's Sunday school class of the First Congregational church will go to her home in Ausdale, Friday, for a picnic supper.

Division members of the First Congregational church are meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Ida A. Mack at her home, Park avenue west. NEURALGIA'S ONE SYMPTOM Neuralgia is a disease which has but one symptom- -pain. The neuralgia is sharp and shooting with intervals of freedom.

An attack of neuralgia does not give immunity but recurrences are the rule. The same nerve is affected which means that this particular nerve has lost its resistance and that there will be recurring attacks until the strength of the nerve is built up. How can the strength of a nerve be restored? The nerves are nourished tirely by the blood and weak nerves are toned up by supplying to the blood the elements that the nerves lack. As the general health and strength of the patient are built up the nerves resume, their normal functions, inflammation caused by lack of nutrition disappears the neuralgic attacks cease. "Dr.

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Your own druggist sells the pills or they will be sent postpaid at 50 cents per box. EX EXPANSION SALE Our great Expansion Sale has been the most successful merchandising event we have yet attempted, and each day presents new and most extraordinary values for every shopper. Watch our advertisements closely this week because there will be many special sale events of more than usual interest. THE QUALITY STORE WITH LOWEST PRICES Mansfield's Mansfield's Fastest THE MANSFIELD Fastest Growing Growing Store Store DRY GOODS CO. 26 -N.

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Lima Beans, 3 lbs. for Navy Beans, per lb. Kidney Beans, per lb. All 25c Coffee this week for 23c Potatoes, per peck 30c Lard, per lb. 3 cans Central Fruit Co.

Corn or Peas 24c 3 Lbs. Bulk Spaghetti for 3 Lbs. Bulk Macaroni for 6 Cans Wilson Milk, small, 25c 8 Cans Wilson's Milk, large, 25c White Rose Flour $1.55 Triangle Flour $1.75 Occident Flour $1.95 Pastry Flour, 5-Lb. Sack WE DELIVER Mansfield Phone 2104 ROYAL Pipe Organ and Orchestra Music TODAY IT HAPPENED IN HONOLULU Red Feather photoplay, featuring MYRTLE GONZALEZ A most extraordinary production. TOMORROW, TUESDAY THE MELODY OF LOVE featuring J.

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