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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26
APPOINTED BY TAFT.

James Thomas Williams, Jr, New Civil
Service Commissioner.
Washington, April 2s.--James Thomas
Williams, r. of South Carolina, was
today appointed civil service commits
sioner by President Taft.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26

fASC 0iNs
Editorial:
Prostitutlng tho Playhouse.
An Unenviable American Distinction
Topics of the Times.
Iowa Opinions and Notes.
Big Sunday Campaign Opens.
over Y. 900 Hear Evangelist
PAGES SEVEN, EIGHT AND NINE
City News:
Billy" sundays Sunday Sermons.
Pours Hot Shot Into Enemy's Camp
Police Arrest Alleged Burglar.
lightning Kills State Center Boy.
Hynds Pleased With Concrete.
Clean-UP Day May 3.
General News of the City.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Trifle Higher.
Corn Gains at Opening.
Enormous Livestock Receipts.
Hogs and Cattle Sell Lower.
Sultan May Seek Asylum in U. S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26
FIRE LOSS 100000.

Ridge Officer Building in Kansas City
Destroyed.
Kansas City. April 26.-The Ridge
building, a four-story office structure
on Walnut street. near Ninth, burned
early today. The loss lis 100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26
HEAD TAX FOR IMMIGRANTS.
Amendment to Tariff Bill, Offered SEM
ate by Overman

ate by OVerman.
Washington, April 26.-overman.
(North Carolina) offered an amend
ment Of the tariff bill. to the senate to-
day, by which he proposes 10 place
head tax Of twelve dollars. on each im-
migrant coming into the United States.
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90 10000 0000 0000
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.

Q 10 q. m.-District prayer meetings {
O in the homes.
9 1880 p. m.-Meeting at Marshall.
Q town Buggy Company. Mr..
@ Frank will speak.
@ $3.50 p. m.-Mr. Sunday will
o preach at the tabernacle.
@ I:30 p. MIR. Sunday will
Q preach at the tabernacle.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26
MRS. Gait is PRESIDENT.
international Women's Suffrage ALI
ance Opens Congress in London.

London, April 26.-The Fifth con-
gress Of the International women's
Suffrage Alliance. opened here today
under the presidency Of Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26
CATCHER POWERS DEAD.

Star Player of Philadelphia Team
Victim Of Gansrone.
Philadelphia, April 26.--Dr Maurice
Powers, star catcher for the Phila-
delphia American league ball club died
today of gangrene poisoning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-26
SEEKS RUNAWAY WIFE.
Waterloo Man Says Affinity Is Under
Arrest at MarshaIltown.

SVEETIT 10 S-TIg1JuDHVuN.
Oskaloosa, April 26.--Will Bauman.
of Waterloo, is here looking for his
wife, who he says eloped with another
man. Her affinity, he says, is under
arrest in Marshalltown
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Continued on page eight),
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Amateur Golf Matches Now
Nearing Their Close

WHEATON, Ill. Sept. Two east
erners and IA players from the west
ern clubs remain to fight for the ma
tional amateur golf championship. as
the result of today's match play in the
national tournament.
The easterners are the seasoned old
campaigner, Walter J. Travis of Gar
den City. who disposed of Fred HERES
hof OF Ekwanok after a sensational
match which went 8 holes, and Thomas
NJ. sherman of Utica. y. Y. who put A.
". Tillinghast of Philadelphia out of
the running, / up, in 19 holes
The westerners include Charles
Evans Jr.. II. Chandler Egan, ID. L.
Sawyer. Mason Phelps and Warren Il
Wood and Paul and Robert Hunter
Paul Hunter, who today equaled the
course record of II, made by the Eng
lishman, Norman Z. Hunter, when the
team of English amateurs toured the
United States in 1903. will meet Ned
Sawyer tomorrow. Chandler Egan will
contest with Warren X. Wood while
Evans Will play against A. Stillwell
Sherman. If successful tomorrow
may have TO meet Chandler Egan, who
is now playing in the form that won
the national championship for him
twice, or w. X. Wood.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08

save Kaufman. The heavy weight field
is rather shy of material and the
champion may take il into his head to
be careful with his tool and save him
for another day.
DOES SOME ROAD WORK
Johnson's work yesterday consisted
of o miles on the road. The road work
was done in the morning. In the after
noon the champion worked in lively
manner in the gymnasium. He boxed
four rounds with Dave Mills. He eX
poets to weigh 209 pounds when he
enters the ring. His seconds will be
George Little. Barney Furey, Bob Arm
strong, Young Peter Jackson and Dave
Mills.
Yesterday was one of the busiest
days Kaufman spent since training for
Johnson. He did a lot of road work,
and the afternoon was spent in the
gymnasium. He boxed three rounds
with Lew Taylor, in which there was
considerable roughing. The big fellow
says he will weigh a little more than
200 pounds. Kaufman's work for to-
morrow will consist of short sprints
and little exercise in the gymnasium.
Kaufmans seconds will be- Jack Cor
dell, NJ. Shaughnessey and Lew Taylor.
The sale of seats opened yesterday,
and Manager Coffroth reported a good
sale. Roscoe Taylor and Tommy Nc
Carthy, two $50 Founders who are to
fight a Is round preliminary to the big
fight. are to weigh in at Tom Corbett's
sporting resort. 1915 Ellis street, to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Football Coach at Santa
Clara Outlines Policy
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Sept. 7.-AlT classes
in Santa Clara college were addressed
in the scientific building this after
noon by Coach Mckenzie Sof the foot.
ball squad. The meeting was the first
one held of the collective classes this
semester and the attendance was ex-
ceptionaly large. Coach Mckenzie. in
his Introductory remarks, said that
the keynote of his policy at Santa
Clara this season was square deal to
all.
Il play no favorites.' said he
every one has an equal chance pro-
vided he can get out and attend strict
ly to business. Tomorrow morning all
candidates for the varsity team must
cut out smoking"
Mckenzie said that any one violating
this point of discipline will be de-
barred from the field whether he be a
star or not.
Practice was held again this after
noon with two of last years stars in
the ranks. B. Roberts and Manuel
Reams of Suisun
Inside of a few days a training table
Will be installed and the candidates
put on regular diet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08


the colored mans popularity. John
son has never shown any too much
fighting spirit. His fights have shown
that he has always been content TO lay
back and wait for his opponent to open
ND the fire before he would battle. At
this line of milling he is an adept, but
81 does not please. the spectators. This
usually brings a slow battle, unless one
of the contestants is aggressive
KAUFMAN'S ONLY CHANCE
Kaufman can not show where he was
ever a wonder at mixing ii. his nat
1Irsl strength seems to be MS only as
set His only chance seems TO De IN
his ability TO wade in and swap punches
with the champion and take chances
Of beating Johnson 10 the hay maker.
Johnson has not been seen In the
ring here since he won the title ana
probably his debut tomorrow afternoon
might have the effect of boosting his
stock and winning him popular favor.
The opinion seems to prevail that the
champion will make careful fight and
outpoint Kaufman in 10 rounos and
leave the merits of the ability of the
men in doubt. Should the champion
wade in and force the battle and try
70 make the battle a decisive one he
will help his reputation TO q consider
able extent.
The prevailing opinion seems TO be
that he will go easy with kaufman
and beat MIN out for the points. The
fans seem TO think that Johnson Will
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
San MateO Kennel Clubs
Dog Show Ready

SAN MATEo. Sept. Keen competi-
tion will be the keynote of the fifth
annual dog show to be given by the
San Mateo kennel club at the Peninsula
hotel, September 8. It was discovered
today that Mrs. c. Bothin recently pur-
chased the prize winning Boston ter
rier Captain Careless from George C.
Peters of Buffalo, n. Y. and that the
little show dog arrived I'm San Fran
cisco Saturday and is now at DR.. Al
lens kennel in San Mateo.
Mrs. Bothin will enter Captain Care
less in the show Admission day. Before
this fact was known IL was generally
conceded that Miss Jennie Crocker's
Dick Dazzler would easily carry off
first honors in his class.
Captain Careless is the sire of DR.. p.
V Aliens Pinto the bitch that dropped
a notable litter of 10 toy terriers some
months ago.
Another important announcement in
dogdom is that J. Brooks. a Los An
geles fancier. will bring up a string
of Bostons to exhibit in the show.
Brooks has some of the finest toy ter
riers in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
WOlgast Shows
Speed in Bout
With Baldwin
Milwaukee Lad CIOufS Charles
ron Terror Around Ring
for IL Fast Rounds
Especial Dspoich 10 The Call


BOSTON. Mass. Sept 7.-Ad Wolgast
OF Milwaukee tonight went i fast
rounds 10 a draw with Matty Baldwin
at the armory. Baldwin looked trifle
bigger than Wolgast. but when it came
10 fighting he was made to look like
2 novice Condition played d great part
in the bout for Baldwin. and ii is
doubtful il he could have stayed the
limit had he not been in the best of
physical trim.
There was Just one round in which
Baldwin showed up well. the first.
Ice is warm compared TO the GOODNESS
displayed by the Milwaukee youngster
and the way he took things had its
effect on the Bunker Hill fighter. Bald
win found out how hard Wolgast could
punch when near the end of the first
round the visitor caugnt Matty WIN d
singing left TO the wind. For little
man Wolgast is about as strong as
they come and Baldwin, who is also
very rugged, was like feather in his
hands
Every time WoIgast landed on Bald
win, and this was often. the Bunker
hill lad WINGED and sought refuge in
retreat. Balwin in many Of his shuff1es
10 get out of harms way slipped to
the floor. and II was here that Wolgast
displayed his manliness by helping
Matty up and retreating until the
Cnarlestown boy had gained his equi-
ibrium-
WoIgast invited attacks and when
he got Baldwin opened up on leads he
pummelled away with both hands to
the Chsrlestown mans body. forcing
the latter to clinch and give ground.
one knockdown occurred in the sew
enth round. when it appeared as though
Baldwin was going to have the count
rolled over him for the first time in
mis- life.
The fight, while not disappointing
one. was as one sided as could be and
was plainly a Wolgast win.
The judges disa greed. and the matter
was left for the referee to decide and
he declared it a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Pirates Beat
Cubs, Evening
Up the Score
Piffsburg Ball Tossers Prove
Too Speedy for Chicagoans
i'm Well Played Game

PITTsBURG, Sept. 7.-Pittsburs anu
Chicago are now on even terms In the
series of games started in Chlcdso =
Sunday, the locals winning touas'
.. The remaining game OF the SCI ~ :
will be played tomorrow
Chicago used three pitchers in vain
endeavor to stop the opposing team , ,
batting streak. Reulbach, Wuo i.or ns,S
been successful against PlItSoulS .
started the game for Chicago, altnous II y
ne pitched yesterday He was -relte .l ,s'5 u u
after three singles and home run le hau
been made off him in the second innins,
Brown then went in, but fared HttIe
better Higgin botham finished Jhe
game for the visitors and was MT
freely. =
Abstein's home run in the second IN.
ming was the subject of an argument l,
in which all the Chicago players TOOK
part, Tinker and Chance finally pelns
ordered from the field by Umpire h!eni:
Announcement was made TO-DAY ina |
Evers. who was put out of the a1ter-
noon game yesterday for disputng a
decision had been suspended for three
days. Score
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
European Races

DONCASTER. Eng. Sept. THE Fitzwilllam
selling plate Of i've sOvereiguS each. With 3OD
sovereigns added. for all ages. distance three
quarters of a mile, today by Galleot-
Gallop Along second and H. p Whitney )
Bobbin III third. Niue
The DOncaster Welter handicap plate OF 800
soveregns for : year Olds and upward. distance
one mile was won by Arranmore. TOrbay was
second and II. +. Whitneys Dinna Ken III third.
Thirteen started.
The Champagne stake of 90 sovereigns each.
with LOCO sovcreigns added, for year olds.
distance five furlongs and 152 yards. won
by Neil Cow. Admiral Hawk second and
Lemberg third. -Four horses ran. the last being
III. r. Whitney's WhiskbrO0m.
The Glasgow nursery handicap plate of 10
sovereigns for year olds only, distance ave
furlongs, was won by III. T. Whitney's Top o
the Morning. Photime was second and j. f.
Keene's Sufrsgist third. Among the 10 starters
August BeImont's Fond Memories.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Hartford Races

HARTFORD Conn. Sept. T.-Snappy contests
between some of the fastest steppers on the
grand circuit in which George Gah". Earl ~.
and Sonoma Girl captured the hOnOrs, were
witnessed this afternoon ON the Charter OAK
park track.
2:l1 pace purse $1,000 three in ive-Earl Jr-
won the first fourth and hfth heats time
2.IiK 2:1I4s 2:i3h. Halle Direct won the
second and third heats; time. 2:l11a. 2;O9$i-i
Andy III. aud Forest Prince also started
The Nutmeg stake. 2;07 pace, purse 5000.
two in three-GeorGe GanO two heats;
time 2eO5L 2:05L4. Rollins. Hal Raven. An
nabeIIe Lee Hoosier Prince and The BOsun also
started.
Free for all trot. purse 81 900. two in three
Sonoma Girl won the second and third heats;
time 2:O7A 2:071&. Mailman won the frss
heat time. 2:O9ta- Lady Jones. Sterling Nc
Kinlcy and Locust Jack also started.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Oldfield Makes Record In
Lowell Races

LOWELL, Mass. Sept. Although
arranged only as a ~Hller" between
YESTERDAYS national small car compe-
titions and tomorrows 31S mile stock
chassis event, the series of mile
straightaway speed trials held today
over the Merrimack Valley circuit
proved to be one of continuous thrills.
Although no records were broken one
was established by Barney Oldfeld
His time of 81 1-5 seconds for mile
with a standing start, made in a Benz
Germany machine of 120 horsepower.
will be the first official record for
such an event in American automobile
racing annals.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Seals Give a
Burlesque, but
Win at That
Longs Men Give the Angels
Many Chances to Win, but
They Seem DemOraIized

The Seals returned home yesterday
and got off to a good start by taking
the Angels into camp. but Longs men
did nearly everything that was possible
to hand the game over to the south
erners 1t was only the Seals ability
to wallop Hosp's offerings around the
from an inglorious defeat. The locals
that many of the fans were roofing for
the Angels at the finish.
Hosp took up the heavy work for
the Angel outfit, and the usually ef-
fective pitcher was terribly shy on
no shape. as he merely tossed the ball
off the plate, depending solely on his
ability to outguess the local batsmen.
His usual speed and curves were miss
ing.
Frank Eastley was elected to do the
heavy work for the home crew. He
was effective, but very wild, and in the
he might toss away the game, he was
benched and Iceman Durham took up
the job.
HOSP IN POOR FORM
1t was not necessary to use a micro
scope to ascertain that Hosp was lack
ing the right stuff His offerings
loomed up at the plate like a lot of
full grown melons, and the Seals made
them look so from the manner in which
they pounded his twisterS about.
The Seals got in the going. in the
second frame. Miller made his ap-
pearance before the local fans under
auspicious circumstances. He made his
bow with a healthy double to center.
r. Williams singled to Wheeler who
managed to stop the ball. He tried to
get Williams at first, but made bad
peg. On the miscue Miller reached
home and Williams took second
The Seals slammed the sphere around
the lot in lively manner in the fourth
frame. Miller again started the trou-
BILE with single to center Williams
followed with slashing two base hit
to the middle garden. Melchoir, not
to be outdone by the preceding batters,
scored Miller and Williams. Berry
got the second two base hit of the
inning by hitting double to left field.
LOOKED LIKE EASY VICTORY
At this point it looked like soft
tion pointed to one, until the seventh
frame when the Seals did some high
and lofty tumbling in the field.
With Daley and Ross down, Eastley
them. Howard hit choppy grounder
down to Mohler. who fielded it cleanly
but pegged wildly to Williams. the ball
getting away Wheeler and Beali tore
around the paths and Williams recov-
cred the ball and tried TO nail Wheeler
at the plate. but he also made bad
peg anu WHeeier scored. Beall also
tore for home and Berry threw to catch
him at the plate, but the ball landed
over in the bleachers. On Jud Smiths
single Howard scored. Delmas worked
Eastley for a walk. and at this point
Mohler rousted Eastley and Durham
was called in to save the day. He got
Orendorff. In the excitement the fans
forgot to laugh at the ludricous play
ing. but they had it out when the
inning ended.
In the seventh, Davis doubled and
was sacrificed to third by Moher. On
Zeider's sacrifice fly Davis scored.
The Angels had a grand chance in
the ninth with a man on third and
another on second. pelmas ended the
game with an easy out. Score:
LOS ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
KAUFMAN AND Johnson
FINISH HARD TRAINING
After Busy Day on the Road Both Fighters
Declare That They Are Fit

Kaufman practically finished their hard
Cofroths Sunshine
perfect
OF before the round
opinion the fans to be that Kaufman has but little
match in connng
chance
him. they figure and landing haymaker
big black artul
wild swing His fights have
tacicans
slightest chance of leaving himself
for punch
He
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Oakland s. Vernon 4

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 7.-Duffey
Lewis banged the ball over the fence
twice today for homers, bringing in
three of Oaklands runs and also Sc
cured single in the seventh. 1t was
the batting streak of the visitors that
overwhelmed the Vernon team, nei-
ther Hit nor Breckenridge being able
to stop them. Vernon hit Boice hard
enough, but not at the right time. Coy
hit safely in each of his five times up
and Stovall got three hits out of four
times up, but this pair alone could not
win for Vernon. Score
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Northwest League

PORTLAND Sept. 7.-Vancouver fell upon
Cough i'm the fourth inning Of tOdays game with
Portland and hit his offerings TO all parts OF the
6eId Casey came In from second base and nu-
s;cre X. H. e
ysns.,,var .............I0 10
Portland ............--... .-..-. ~ :
Batteries Erickson and Susden Casey, Gousn
and Armbruster.
SPOK ANE. Sept Tacoma had no chance to
win today the home team starting out with two
runs and hitting hard all the way, while ba6efs
FOR Snokauc held his old teammates to four HIS
Spokane played errOrless ball and showed chsn
nionsbin FORM score: r. H. F.
Tacoma .-.- :,
Spokane ......-........- - . l. -,
Batteries-ButIer, Hopkins and Roberts, BAKER
and Ostdieck.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
PIcATo BEATS BROCK

LOS ANGELES, Sept Frank Pi-
cato of this city had the better of a
10 round fight with Phil Brock OF
Cleveland. o.. at the Pacific athletic
club here tonight
No decision was permitted from the
ring Brock was in great distress at
the end and Picato bested him in every
round.
In a preliminary 10 round match
frankie Sullivan of this city was
knocked out in the eighth round by
''Curiey" O'Connell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08

back of first base. and Ort. upon recov-
ering the ball. tried to cut Gandil off a
third and threw a mile over JohnSOnS
head both tGandiI and Meyers scoring.
The game was a list1ess exhibition
from the first inning on, except for the
grabbing of McCredie and Graham, who
fought Umpire Mccarthy on every de-
cision Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three hits and runs off Eastley in Z ..
innings, Credit victory to Eastley. Two bas
hits-Miller. II. Williams. Melchoir. Berry. Ross
Davis. Sacrifice hits-Demas Mohler Zeder
First base called balls-0f Eastley g. of
Durham 2 Struck out--By Hosp l. by Easte,
4. by Durham 8. Hit by pitched bali--Smith
Howard. Delmas; (Howard and Demas by East
leyl. Passed bal--Berry. Time of game
Van Haltren.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08

Edited BY
WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

three innings Sacrifice hits-Nagner. Mil.er.
stolen bases-Clark . Miller. Double play
Miller 10 Abstein. Left on bases-Ptttsourg ;,
t,hica-o : First base on called balls-Oh Reul
bach . First base on errors-PittsourS !: Oni-
csgo l. Struck Out-By Brown l. py hlSSlh,
U'Day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
FILLY EaUALs RECoRD

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 7.-FIetta Dill
ion a wear old f1lly and daughter of
sydney Dillon. equaled worlds record
10 day when she paced mile in 2:1oZ
at the state fair grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Sacramento 2, Portland O

SACRAMENTO, Sept. Wild heav-
ing by Ote johnson and Ort of Portland
gave Sacramento two runs. and the
game today The bad pegging came in
the first inning. Meyers hit to Johnson,
who threw the ball against the fence
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08

If you're out of work mt an ad in
The Calls Employment Wanted COL
umn. 1t will help you secure a posi-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
CLOSE PLAY IN BILLIARD MATCH

Play in the intercity three cushion
billiard match was resumed at the
Graney last night, w. !. Barry and G.
Lyons, the San Francisco team, over
Brunner and Z. Lehner the Oakland
pair, who won the first installment of
the match. so TO A, last Monday night.
Barry and Lyons established a gooo
early lead in last nights game but
toward the finish the Oakland players
overlook them rapidly and soon were
on even terms. Before the 100 points
had been clicked off the teams were
tied no less than IL times.
The final so points OF the match will
be played tonight. The winning pair
will be looked upon as the amateur
championship team of the Pacific coast.
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Iotal ~ ~ - Is
sBatted for breckenridge in the ninth.
RuNS AND HITS RY INNING
SUMMARY

Innings ptched-By Hit. Z; hits. s; runs. :
Home runs-D Lewis f2l. Two base hits-Coy
Maggert. Stoval. Sacrifice hits--Bernard
Mott, Brashear. Stolen bases-Stovall. Coy
Bases on called balls--On Hit 3. OF Boice 3
of Brackenridge /. Struck out-By Hit s. b.
Boice 3. Double play--Mott to Brashear. Will
pitches Breckenridge. Boice Balk-Hitt. Hi
by pitched ball-Brown. Umpires-Toman ant
Irwin
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RUNS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

RUNS BY INNINGS
Pittsburc ..0 o O x-6
Chicago ......0 . o 0 o o o.
SUMMARY
Two base hits-Wagner. Gibson. Wilson. Three
base hits-Tinker Reulbach. Clark. Homo run
Abstein. Hits-Of Reulbach. in two innings
Brown. { in three innings; Higginhotham. in
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08

Imagine sixty new styles in stiff and
soft hats Tom Dillon opp. Call bld.s
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
STANDING OFF THE CLUBS
Coast League,

RESULTS OF GAMES
san Francisco >. Los Angeles 3.
Sacramento =. Portland o.
Oakland s. Vernon 4.
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FATHER SEEKS sUPPoRT-,,

lisms 321 Filbert street. obtained warrant
yesterday for the arrest OF his children Brown
Frank, Bernard and Manuel Williams. Mrs. Anne
liza Jones, Mrs. y. Lewis and Mrs. Pauline Con-
verse. Tor railing 10 provide food clothing and
shelter for him in his old age.