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SEVERAL THIRD REGIMENT.UNITS DISBANDED BY GUARD ADJUTANT Clyde and Newark Platoons Dropped in Reorganization Shift— General Jennings Inspects New Command, Commends Plan for Compactness (Patrolman Com- 'pjodeeri Machine ,i«i. .Gives Chase to \ in Syracuse Se- -Car Recovered, Driver Vanishes le nitcoliug bis ‘beat in State lt o o’clock Sunday morning, 'lm»u Charles B. Clark spotted ft illD'-Bedpu turning . Into Clark ,that seemed to 1 answer the uUon 6 f a car leported to the nabilce a» am in? been stolen In S-Saturday nigbt He hurrle.l .\ccrjier.and ejtqblng it 11 e<tmg '-%'tlie license 1 umber >v lh.it with th.? 1 'cense number of ' stolen c»r- r ; mtrbiman sprinted down Clark ■Jfter the.car but the driver evl- j\»»w the; policeman as soop as tad been spotted, and gave her the ■t (Tho patrolman wns about to ■Dtlie B chase and report the mat- ’toli«»dqunLt 2 r 3 . wbeu another l—ijjo’canie along. htroWn Clark commandeered the ' Lmjd' in, and ordered the driver ■ iff** to the fleeing car, which timo waa out of sight. The ^wi»on but the driver of the car had sained,, a big handicap ‘HM'a iong distance ahead of tlie ■■fa,',Out Clark Street Road, the «ra,raced. ■ • , . M-ttie We'handicap and the super- ■■’spt^i of the Franklin 11 11 ally was i'mcli fon the pursuers aud>afLor hj chase as far as Free Bridge loat'.jaintug the patrolman and, his (ter gave uj) and returned to the The‘police immediately sent liVord,around to the police- nu- iirities in the towns and villages in ttfeciion to keep an eye peeled for S« stoltu car. 'Liter Sunday a report came to tho fite that a Franklin sedan had been tMnVwed. near Cayuga. The sheriff’s to-had also- been 'informed so El'rnuk Hendrick and_Patrolman Ixfcoii made tho trip ■o* t look over If Whine, it was found tliat ii ia'the siime car that 'Patrolman til: had cbascd, out Clark Street Road ttjatlau was brought buck to' Au- ln aud, the Syracuse authorities fj? liOtiliwl.’ flii is believed that tho auto thief imrae sein'd by the chase given him \Withering that the police were hot a I'Wsult ditched tlie car and took to tlie‘Mis. A search was made but no trace of, him could be found. A 'more compact nnd efficient or- j sanitary trains in the National Guard, anization will grow out ot tho shifts ’ including the Fourth Ambulance Goui- belug made in 'the Third Infantry,, Wil1 b° t'01'mcd lBt0 New Xork National 1 ,Guard, in the opinion of Brigadier General Edgar S. Jennings of this city. General Jennings today expressed himself as in accord with tlio policy of disbanding organizations in towns where the state has been renting tem porary quarters for military units nnd tilling any vacancies which may/ occur in stronger companies. General Jennings has returned from New Xork, where he inspected tho u medical regiment, to be attached to the 27th Division, which is to be re-, created under tlie reorganization pro gram, according to information from the adjutant general's ofiioo at-Albany. It will be known as the 10'2d Medi cal Regiment, N, Y. N. G., and will have the same number of men as an infantry regiment. The Fourth Ambulance Company, under thc reorganization, will be re designated the 105th Ambulance Com- 71st Regiment, which would como nn -1 pany, Lhe name it carricd overseas, der liis command in case of actual | T'ho headquarters of the reelment hostilities, under the -plans proraul- j will be in. Ncw. y ork olty. Lieut. Col. ated by the War Department. ■ Robert P. Wad hums, in command of Information has been received here the f.anItary traln at New y 0L.k. wiu that Adjutant General J. Leslie Km- , nroyl„|ir 1 ]lf, „rmnlntrrl connmm<lm£r of- caid of tho New York Guard has or dered the discharge of tho following units in order to save rent of armories and other expenses— \ : Platoon Company G. Third Infantrj Brockport. Company 13, Third Regiment, In fantry, Canandaigua. Second. 1*1 a toon Company B, Third Infantry, Clyde. Company C. Fourth Battalion In fantry, Corn ing. . Company 0, 7Jth Infantry, East Aurora. Platoon Company A. Fourth Bat talion, Infantry, Montour Falls. Platoon Company F ,' Third Regi ment, Infantry, Newark. probably be appointed coaimandiu fleer of tho new regiment. The regiment will consist of a sani tary company, two ambulance com panies, two hospital companies, a medi cal laboratory section, a medical sup ply section and a veterinary section. The Second Ambulance Company of Rochester will bo know ns the 10-tth Sanitary Company in tho regiment an,d Third Ambulance Company at New York will bo .redesignated tlio L04th Ambulance Company. The Third Field Hospital of Brooklyn will be redesig nated tho 10-ltli Hospital Company and tho 2nd Field Hospital will be redesig nated the 105tb Hospital Company. Three new units, to be known ns tlie HELD FOLLOWING OEATHJF GIRL Little Child Jumps in Front of A. Rawa’* Car in Syracuse and Hurts Prove Fatal MANY ATItll - <mmgtamiaaa5iai»!miiii!giayjm»aam«»iUKi:i.ia-i;i w rai«o;i«nriii xsamm Leuore Gilbraitli, G-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Gilbraitli of •151 Wilkinson Street, Syracuse, was fatally injured when an automobile, drivu.i by Apolnary ltaivn of li) Pulsi for Street. Auburn, at Street bridge over the Syracuse, at 0 o'clock last evening. Two Pastors Officiate and Will g W ork Together for Present — Congregations Become One The administering of Holy loin- ^ munion was a feature of tin* lirst sen- g ice of the new Second Presbyterian ^ Church held Sunday morning >» _ old Central Church Building in m l - ,52 the Geddes ■iam l Street. Tho new ehurcli is com- g Erie Canal. 1 posed of tho former second and Um-I- ii-di Pivsbvtorinn Churches. the girl and 11 companion were playing dresses preceding the coimnunloi _ about the bridge when liawa aijil four ice. I = young women came up in liis car' Tho congregation was n l n i B . ,:s Just as he started to drive upon the The former Central ( hurch V I — bridge .the Galbraiili child jumped greeted the members of the old sec 011 K g from behind one of the steel girders with a h e a r t y welcome and, urgec , directly into the path of the machiine to feel at home in their ^ new placc o^ ^ Kawa had 110 time to stop. I 11 a seco.id .worship. The usual order of seruci. the child was thrown to the pavement,, was observed. . Following the morning worship Sun day Schooi was held at 12 o'clock. In instances classi-s united but: whose . ts •Company H, 10th Infantry, Oneida. .< ^ 2,1 M’edical laboratory section, the Platoon Company Iv. fourth ±>at-. - --- ? Last dass for beginners istarts Sat- srday, April JO, at 7 o’clock, Masonic fall Walsh.—Adv. talion Infantry, Oswego. Platoon Company H, Tlurd Infan try, Williamson. 1 Platoon Company G, 10th Infantry, Cooperstown. - 1 Platoon Company D, Fourth Bat talion Infantry, Deposit'. > Platoon Company I, Third Iutantry, Massenn. , Machine Gun Company, lirst In fant ry, . Pine Plains. Sccond Platoon Company D,' Second Infantry, Plattsburg. Machine Gyu Company, 10th Infan try. Rome. Company, F; First Infantry, War- \ n ig h officers of the National Guard believe that tlie sum of .$125,000 will be saved to New York State ,by dis banding these organizations and that the state’s military organization will not suffer thereby. None of the troops mentioned iu the order is required by the new plan of organization an nounced by the War Department' at Washington. Bills which have been introduced into the Legislature providing for con struction of armories at Canandaigua, Corning, Niagara Falls and other plaecs are believed destined to de feat, as they do not coincide with the policv announced by the War Depart ment and tlio state military leader's. Approximately IS divisions of the New York State Naval Militia have been > ordered disbanded. New Medical Regiment. Ambulance and hospital units and Rawa picked her up. placed her -ii( ■liis car, and drove to the office of- a physician in AVest Gene.sei: 'Street. 1-le was told thc doctor was ill, aim! I 10 went to the office of another physician. There ho was told the- doctor was go ing out 011 another case and cou|il not attcud the child Rawa saw .her condition was critical, and then'drove to Syracuse 'Memorial Hospital, b’ut when lie reached there tlie girl was dead. 'Her body was taken to the County Morgue and Rawa went to police headquarters. Detective Malane investigated, and Rawa was ordered held. Mr. Rawa was not at liis home today, It was said ill: his house thnt lie hnd uiot returned from Syracuse since the tragedy Rawa was arrested here some time .'i;;o charged with -violation of the pro hibition luws: lie paid a line. Invitations or Announcements For June Weddings should be ordered now. Let us show you New Samples V. C. GROSMAN & SON RECOVER BODY OF MRS. YANTCH. Ifi WATER A MONTH 102,d Medical Supply section and the 102d Veterinary Company, will be or ganized in New' Tork. ..Lieut CoL I;. M. Hatliuway. regular army, is assisting iu thc organization of tho new regiment. Tiie local companies of the Third Reginu'nt will go along under plans announced some time ago. Company M, a crack infantry company, will he equipped with machine guns and when iu federal- service will be a machine gun ‘company. In state service it will continue as a 'rifle company. The Third is again to become the lOSth Regiment, 27th Division under the new’ order. Brig. Gen. Edgar S. Jennings is in peace time commander of the Fourth Brigade comprising the Third, whicli later- will -take tho designation of the 108th that it had in tlie World /War and which it would have in a similar service; tlie 71st of New Tork Cil.v, which in United States service will become,•t.lic/lod. and, the 74th of Buffa lo, which lii federal service will be come the 5-Uh, Should tlie state organizations he floating in the water near the Au- called to national service, General Jen-' burn Prison dam, west of State Street, nlngs would command the present a 1 > 0 jut jn Owasco Outlet far below OOtli of New York City which would wjlei.L, si 10 plunged into thc water tho then become the 169th, and tho pres- ■otly b o£ Mrs ^ llua m. Yantch, wife of ent 7-lth of Buffalo; but these regi- j. Yantch, who has been missing ment;. wouh! then be a T jn^of the frQm tb(j fllulilr homo at lv2 1.0 0 s- _nth Division Instead of^ the _ .tli as borne street f01. ueilrly a month, was tney are uovv. >f (hG''o1)tb discovered early Sunday morning by toBwhich General Jennings would- be Stephen Tuttle Roll' attached are from Pennsylvania \and Street,^ 11 watchman at the luttle Roll New Jersey. some . ........ — , separate classes also wore loniied Lhe attendance at Sunday sehol was largi^ and the boys and. girls of the old See- oncl scorned to bo plonsed witu tlion new quarters. The choir sang a special program. The choir is composed of Mrs. Mary T. Hyatt, organist; Mrs. E. E. Puring- ton, Miss Florence Bain of the old Second and A, h. Hemingway and. Bertram Hole of tho old* Central quar tette. falls and down .the river Saturday nlglit when tho gates wore opened. Relatives of Mrs.- Yantch. after drag ging the river for two weeks offered a reward of .$50 to (the person tlnding. tho body. . Four weeks ago Mrs. Yantch dis appeared and tlie police were notilled; After soarch of the city it was be- . lioved she had .committed suicide as the aged woman hab been despondent far week's. The Big Dam is; right in back of tho Yantch home and the door facing the water was found open. Dragging and dynamiting failed to bring the body to tho surface. HOME BUREAU DRESS MAKING PROGRAM WILL BE EXTENDED ms-% —1 HOW TO FIND THE CREAM YOU NEED Stand in a good light, examine your face carefully in • mirror, •nd then- Study This Chart! by Uge gn rnora than 3500 Be*uty Shops.) ^ P i m p l e s and blackheads. «TRINGENT-foc oily skins and inlny noses. COMBINATION—for dry and. sal low >Mns. ^^®ATION—for use before face Pcwder, lETTUCE—for cleansing in place of *oap end water. ^or ,Wn Protection, before exposure. wr'n'<'e8 “n<* crows* WHk!rE?1!!',G~for freckles and “leaching—and .•rinello Powder always as anideal fJH covcr1nK—guaranteed free 'f=m lead and arsenic. The local leader schools held last weclc under the auspices of Lhe Cayuga •County Homo Bureau proved to be highly successful. The instruction given in sewing will now be passed 011 to the women of the various communi ties. Miss Doris Scliumaker state spe cialist from Ithaca, was instructor at tho schools held at Union Springs, Moravia nnd Genoa, and those she taught will be tho commumity tutors. Two women from each of tho com munities were given instruction nnd they in turn will teach the women of their own community thc things leannecl at tho schools. Thc principle of drafting patterns was taken up and the women were shown how to make a pattern for a two piece skirt, the same general directions are fol lowed in drafting a pattern for any stvle skirt so the students are able to make a skirt without a special pat- tcrn. The way to make a dressfonu ns an aid to sewing also was demonstrated. The schools are purely educational and in ino wav commercial. The aim of the schools is to teach women liow to 'make their own clothing. Experts from thc State College at ing Mill Coroner A. J. Forman viewed the body aud turned it over to Undertak er E. A. Heieck of 17 1-2 Franklin Street. Identification was made by means of clothing worn by tlie woman wt; tlie time she' vanished. That she met her death by plunging into the water while in a ” depressed stato of mind was the opinion of the officials ! for some time prior to her disappear up meeliing anc0i relatives have stated. She walked Cornell will instruct the local load ers at each school. Further work iu who investigated, skirt making will he taken up at lliu I Mrs. Yantch was tv all advanced in next local leader school, to be held in ] years and had been acting strangely May. The first school follow will be held at 1.30 o’clock tomorrow £,.om ]1C rhome in the night, clad only afternoon at the home of Mrs. John ^ dress and was seen 110 more, Hare iu tlie Town of Owasco. The two uny| the discovery of the body ilnnlly women who attended the clothing c|c.u.0,| ^ip circumstances of the chool at Moravia will instruct the , tragedy. j Thc dam where the body was lodged 1 is over a mile from tlie place where the suicide is supposed to have taken place, this being explained by the theory that in the hot weather of-last week the body was brought to tho sur face and then carricd over the Big Dam ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine o ld f lo o t's n e W Y o u can’t d o it w ith s t a in or varnish no m a t t e r ho w h a r d you try. B u t you am do it w i t h Btaboo Alt L in o le u m . H a v e you seen the latest lmdwoud cfFects in linoleum ? th e handsome new c a r p e t patterns? the pofm k u r Blahcm matting and tile dwrigna? They « e dl in c l u d e d in oar SPECIAL DEMONSTRATIONSALE frfei week. If year doors ate not m at tractive as you w o u ld lik e them be, take advantage of this sale. I No matter what room in your home needs j 1 new floor covering we have a linoleum exactly j§ I suited to it. I All Linoleum s sold this w e e k w ill be laid Free of C harge. I See Special Window Display for Floor Cover- g | ings of any sort | | It’s Everybody’s Store and Auburn’s Largest, I | Most Completely Stocked and Best | | Equipped Home Furnishing | £ Establishment ’ I Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” 011 package or on tfablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pre scribed by physicians for twenty-one years nnd proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in 'the Bayer package for Colds. Headache, Neu ralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth ache, Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of 1 Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also I sell larger packages. ‘Aspirin is thc I trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of 1 Monacedcacidester of Sallcylicacld. Adv. ! T h e H . R . W A IT C O . women of the community im wbnt was taught at the Moravia school. Another clothing meeting will ho held all day Thursday at Grange Hall at Powers Corners, near Union Springs. The local leaders will con duct as school similar to thc one they attended last week. Miss Esther Iloyce, agent of the Home Bureau, will attend an organi zation meeting tomorrow afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Clamice' Stevens in Sterling Valley. Miss Royce will ex plain the Home Bureau program. Miss Royce will give a millinery demonstration at 1 o’clock Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Miss Mar jorie Anthony, Union Springs. She will show’ tho women how to make new hats and remodel their old ones. YAWGER ASKS THAT HIS CASE BE PRESENTED TO GRAND JURY Application for submission of the ease to thc Grand Jury, on the ground thnt sentiment against the defendaut in the Village of Union Springs is run ning so high that he would be unabje POPUR RIDGE 0^4 S eautuAid for £pori/ JAfesf/’* The resignation of Rev. L. K. Paint er, pastor of the Friends Church at (jeyjgiou within a few days, it is ex- to obtain a fair trial iu that place, was ^nade Saturday before County Judge Edgar S. Mosher by the defense in the matter of the People against Harlem Yawger of Union Springs. Yawger is chargcd with assault, it be ing alleged that he beat and kicked hia wife while they were riding in an automobile a week ago Inst Saturday A. J. Parker of this city, attorney for Yawger, argued for sending the case to the Grand Jnry, stating that sentiment is such in Union Springs that it would be impossible for tho defendant lo gain a fair hearing in that place. District Attorney Keun Kenyon represented the prosecution. ■Judge Mosher took the matter under consideration and will announce his MOTHER CRAY’S I SWEET POWDERS 'FOR CHILDREN* A Certain Relief tor Feverlshnen. Constipation. Headache, Stomach I Trrablei, Teething Dlsar4eri,-*n<l ■ B«»troy Worms. They Break nt Trade Marc |n 24 hours. M all drngetsts. D« ' ' ••••!!' Sample mailed FREE. Address, •nraubnituto.MOTHER CRAY CO., Li Roy, N.V. - Poplar Ridge, has been accepted with pect‘ctl, regret by the congregation. Mr. j in the meantime, proceedings before Painter expects to take up work with Justice of the Peace Osborne of Union the’ Denominational Church Extension Springs, which were to have been con- IJoard in'Green Mountains of Ver- tinucd today have been postponed mont lie will leave for his new home, until -April -0, to await decision bj about May 24. He has been at Pop-_ the county judge. Inwger is Under lar Iiidge for several years and dur-, $500 bail awaiting disposal of the in\ hi.s pastorate the church has flour- j case. ic:hed. Tlie church lias become more of • ■ . ohuroli than a denominational or-| Last fla«s f<* beginners ^tar!^ Snl- Vn «m,cti\.i)r t<> Mr 1‘aint I urdnj April 1<* nt 7 • ■•!<'' 1*, M.i'itnii AREYOUSAVING MONEYNOW on your eatables. I f not start trailing at your T1IG MOHICAN MARKET where you are sure of saving at least 20 per cent 011 all purchases BEEF Tliat Superior Quulity Kind Chuck — shoulder, Arm Cuts cut from Best Western Steer llccf 110 better quality obtaina ble—Why pay more? Upholstery Shop *t 20 DiU Street Sterling aiul Ke<l Cross Coal and Gas Rranges at Stove Store 22 Dill St. Branch Stores—24-26 Clarlt SI. g Antiques of Merit. Also Bargains in Furniture g P^nnmiQitiiiinitiiiiiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuituiuuiititiiitiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiituu'iijniiiiiiinirtaimniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiitiiuiti'iiiDiiiiiune^ Main' Store 77 Genesee Street . and rear of 79-81-83 Genesee SI. STEER BEEF Bonless Pot Roast lb. 15c STEER BEEF Heavy Fancy Platss lb. 10c S T E A K Tender Chuck lb. 14c Mcadowbrook Creamery BUTTER lb. 49c Strictly Fresh EGGS - doz. 29c w The finest bread ever made g /» y\v /% 1 I a n d largest loaf in Auburn. 1T Why pay more? l i • J \ j Pancake FLOUR 4pkgs.25c ORANGES. Sweet. Juicy doz. 29c Pure COCOA 2 lbs. 25c Grapefruit Good size 4 for 25c Dinner Blend COFFEE lb. 25c Sweet CORN 2 cans 21c aiiiziiln ‘11 WATCH miS SPACE Tomorrow Evening we w ill give you the exact date of our -FIRE SALE- T R A U B ’S j[ it h been iboM>n. ' UulL Wnlsh. Adi- F O R R E N T One of lhe best stores on Genesee Streel, next to the P. M. Herron Hardware Company. Inquiic P. M- HERRON HARDWARE CO.
