The Stark County Democrat, 1910-04-14

Sunday Schools Asked to Give One Day's Collection to the Association." The financial committee of the Can Canton - ton Canton Playground association held tne first meeting of the year at the hoce of Norman T. Krause, secretary o the association, 223 West Fourtn street, Wednesday evening. Phil & Bernower, chairman or tne associ tion presided. Various ways of raising funds fr the work to bg carried out during the coming year were discussed- As a .means of raising funds for lh first steps in their work, it was decid decided - ed decided to ask all members to pay their annual dues before the first of May. This will give them the money with which to begin the summer's cam campaign. - paign. campaign. . c The association decided at the first meeting of the year held last winter to ask the ministers of Canton to set aside one Sdnday in the Sunday Sunday-schools - schools Sunday-schools on which the collection would bo turned over to the Playground as sociation for its work. Several min isters who- were pfiKfib- at that meet-i ing. spoke favorably of the promised their co-operation to- ha one Sunday's contribution set aside for the playgrounds. Wednesday night the committee took definite action on this proposition and decided to go aLonce to the min ministers - isters ministers and ask them "to appoint a Sun Sunday - day Sunday and take this matter up with their congregations. It is expected that this plan will furnish the asso association - ciation association a large sum. BREACH OF PROMISE CASE The mock court trial to be given WH der the auspices of the Young Hsa'a ret j-il'- x li! , it.- v tr ft uuiisuju Asauciaiiuu m me j. ji. v., , A. eymnasium on Friday eveninai I April 15, promises to be an event c4 I unusual interest. f DR. L. F. VOKE W8LL MAKE H!Sfc 139th, VISIT to: jrrtc OFFICE NEED. i -.

SPECIAL TO THE NEWS. 'Indianapolis, April 13. Lieutenant George Cornwallis West of London, member of the famous family of that name, is in the city, a guest at the Claypool. Lieutenant West's - mar marriage - riage marriage to Lady Randolph Churchill, be because - cause because of the great disparity in the ages of the couple, was the talk of England. Lieutenant West has been here about a week and is ill. Propped up in bed and attended by a nurse, he explained today that he was not here of his own choice. He said he had been in Mexico on business and while on his way to New York was taken ill on the train. GO AFTER HOFFSTOT SPECIAL TO THE NEWS. Pittsburg, April 13. Late tonight District Attorney William A. Blake Blake-ley, - ley, Blake-ley, accompanied by Assistant Dis District - trict District Attorney Seymour, left for Al Albany, - bany, Albany, N. Y., where they will tomorrow appear before Governor Hughes and ask the extradition of Frank N. Hoff Hoff-stot, - stot, Hoff-stot, who hag been indicted by the Pittsburg grand jury for conspiracy and the bribing of Pittsburg council council-men. - men. council-men. ST FAILS TO BE DISSOLVED New York, April 13. The Standard Cordage company, commonly known as the cordage trust obtained an order today frim Supreme Coirt Justice Blanchard directing all persons Inter Interested - ested Interested to show cause on May 31 why the concern should not go into volun voluntary - tary voluntary dissolution. The directors stated that the company has been doing busi business - ness business at a loss for several years.

STITBTI MORRIS CROWL. Morris D. Crowl, a well known and substantial citizen of Minerva, has an announced - nounced announced his candidacy for infirmary director on the Democratic ticket sub subject - ject subject to the decision of the May pri primaries. - maries. primaries. Grants Wage Increase Scranton, Pa., April 13. Announce Announcement - ment Announcement is made by1' the Lackawanna company that it has voluntarily In Increased - creased Increased the wages of C.500 of its em employes - ployes employes 6 per cent. The men are em employed - ployed employed in the transportation depart department - ment department of the entire system between Hobpken and Buffalo. They are clerks and minor officials. The increase went into effect the first oC April. The switchmen are given an increase of 3 cents an hour. Several months ago the men employed in the shops and other parts of the motive power de partment were given a like increase of 6 per cent. w H opq Ui?o k n.'i' w ,; Count j5 date of r-r P IJ irtgo, and after liaw-; o XII f.. 2 the treas O ancL F; ttm vlf S-'2corda and provisions oT-awCiii i-JLF-M, and it is ?ii- Mill M t ??

t receive 'the? last Stark County ill. aiivahce will be supplied- GIRL BECOMES A MOTHER AT TEN. Chicago, .April 13. The at attention - tention attention -of the juyenile court has been called to the case of Annie Epps, who is only ten years old and who is the moth; er of a six-pound girl, born Saturday at the county hos hospital. - pital. hospital. The mother is the daughter of Mrs. Minnie Kendricks, 319 Fifty-second street, and, ac cording to Warden Happell of the hospital, is the youngest mother in medical annals. V Botn motner ana tne mianc will live. : THE COMBINE; 1 SERVICE The Canton Real Estate Board, at