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Evening journal., 1909-05-11
THREE IN CLASS OF
1909, GEORGETOWN HIGH
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del. May 1.-THE
Georgetown public schools will close on
May q. and the commencement exer-
cises will be held on Friday evening,
May 2s. The commencement address
will be made by Or. Paul NJ. Pearson,
head Of the department of public ora
tory in public speaking at swarth-
more College. DR.. Pearson, it is said,
will furnish the people of this town
one Of the greatest treats that they
have ever had. The Lewes Orchestra,
consisting of eight pieces, viii furnish
music for the occasion. Tho gradu-
ating class is composed Of J. Otis War
rington. who viii deliver the Grafton,
japanese Exclusion" Miss Deborah
Abbott, who win deliver an essay on
"Progress;" and Miss Amanda Max
well. who win deliver an essay on
simple Life"
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
GREAT SINGER
GOOD MOTHER
Madame SChumann Takes Is
sue With Fellow Artists
About Domestic Matter
BY United rress Leased Special wire.

cy United lfess Leased Special Wira
LITTLE FALLS. n. j.. May IL
Madame scumann- Hcink. opcratic ana
concert starh and one of the big art
lists In the musical world, is still very
angry because fellow artists complain
that a woman cannot be a great singer
and a good home-loving mother at tho
Same time. In her home here to-day
she cNpounded her theories at some
length. and insisted that he own career
showed that a family to care for is
an incentive to art.
4 have eight reasons to prove that
a woman can be an artist and a
mother at the same time" said the
great contralto, land while It would
not be modest for me to call myself
a great artists, 1 will boast that / am
a good mother. And the public can
say whether 1 am an artist or not.
II am the daughter of an Austrian
oficer-one Of six children. We were
very poor-but always my mother
managed to have enough bread FOR me-
and the other. enough clothes and
plenty of love- / married and 1 HAD
TO work Before my first child was
born / sang at concerts. Until after
q AAeAN AlAARA NAAlAANAA 4 was wv lNRt
TO have any one to care for them. So
/ would put them to bed. lock the
door, and 60 60 hll my engagement.
When 1 returned / would mend their
/ clothes, and prepare things for their
/ breakfast. Every child I had made
me more ambitious for my art And
/ ! mad not only my children TO work
| for, had sisters and brothers as well.
Life is simple, art is simple An
artist should not waste her time
thinking what a great artist she Is.
have success in my art. have great
success in my children one has never
hurt but always helped the other.
1.-The reason 1 care so much for
/ America is because OF the respect FOR
the family life. People in Germany
said to me, but American vbmen are
so free, so bold' I ANSWERED: No,
| they arc simple. not servants Of their
husbands. they work with them
shoulder to shoulder. / was so home
sick for America on this last visit. An
American friend who saw me IN Drss-
den noticed Il. and said / was not
smiling there as / do here and the
reason was 1 was homesick. Now
am back and 1 am happy"
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We make Brass signs. Buchcr's.'
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
W.T.. KNOWLES Wins
PRIZE in ORATORY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del. May 1.-The prize Of
SIS offered by the Alumni Association Of
Delaware College for the best orator in
the Sophomore and Junior classes was
won hy william Franklin Knowles. The
other contestants were John Vaughn En-
mis- and Horace Evans Spruancc, whose
orations were entitled respectively: "Our
Iiterary societies." and "A Comparison
Between the Large and Small Colleges. ."
Mr.. Knowles Grafton was entitled, "A
Plea for Liberal Education" The de.
eision Of the judges was based on logic and
presentation. The judges were Professor
G. NJ. Messersmith, Professor Elisha Con-
over, and Professor Merrill Smith. W. j.
Rowan, Ph. D., presided.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
MARYLAND TOWNS
BACKING RAILROAD

BIVALVE. Md, May 11.-That the
proposed steam railroad TO connect sew
eral OF the towns in the lower part
of Wicomico county with those on the
main line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
will be built Is now practically assur-
ed. An enthusiastic meeting was held
Saturday night at the town hall here
and 227 shares OF stock IN the new
enterprise were subscribed for by the
enterprislng business men of Bivalvc
and Nanticoke.
or the estimated cost OF 100000 a
large percentage has been raised by
Philadelphia capitalists, about $4,000
has been subscribed by the business in
tercsts Of Laurel and the remainder viii
be taken up by those interested along
tho line Of the road.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
Resnlntinns of Rnsnnnt

Newark. Del. May 8, 1907
At "a special meeting Of Division No s.
A. q. IT,. held tho evening OF May 5th,
tho following resolutions were adopted;
Whereas. Knowing of the sudden
death Of our dear and devoted pastor. the
Rev Geo. l.. OFT. Of 81. Johns Church,
Newark. therefore be "a
Resolved. That in tho designs of Al
mighty God Il has pleased Him 10 remove
from us our spiritual father who was
untlrinc I'm his efforts for the advance
mcnt and welfare OF his ilock. we extend
our heartfelt sympathy 90 the bcrcavcd
family IN their sore hour Of trial
Resolved. That q copy of these rcsolu-
tious be spread on the minutes Of this
Division and published I'm the daily pa
pers and as a further mark OF respect we
adjourn.
Harry Sullivan,
Richard Cun,
Frank Moore
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
MANY AUTOS SOLD
HERE THIS SPRING

More automobiles are being sold IN VIII
mington this summer tnan at any time
since people have been riding in horse.
less carriages"
The manufacturers are so overrun with
orders for machines this soring. that they
cannot hli them as promptly as they de.
sire and customers are frequently Obliged
to wait for some time after they plac,
their orders.
Many improvements have been mad,
on the standard autos and some very
fine cars may now be seen on the strcetl
of the city.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
! 500 REWARD, 500

The readers Of this paper VIII be pleas
ca 70 learn that there is at least one
DREADED disease hatscience has been anle
70 cure in an its stages and that Is
tatarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is tho only,
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity Catarrh being constitu-
tonal disease, requires a constitlfiona I
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon tho blood
ana mucons surfaces or the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF me
disease, ana giving the patient strength
ny building mp the constitution and as
proprietors have so much faith In ifs
curative powers that they offer one Hum
dred Dollars for any case that it fails
10 cure. Send for list OF Testimonials.
Address L. J. CHENEY & Co. Toie-
do, o.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
rake Halls Family Pills for constlpa-
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
Visitor From Colorado.

Joseph Lumbeck. Samuel Lumbe
John Patterson and John Saylor sp,
Sunday in Philadelphia. Mr.. Lu
beck. who is the father OF Samu
Lumbeclz. is visiting his son, at hi
home, No. 400 Rodney street.
Mr.. Lumbeck is a resident Of Den
yer, Colo, and is much pleased witt
this part of the United States.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
New Century Club IMestino.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of tho New-century Club Twin be held at
the clubhouse this afternePon, when d.
rectors will be elected Thel annual meet
ing Of members Of the club and election Of
club officers will be held Tomorrow after
noon. on Wednesday, May 49, the new Of
heers vii be installed at the home OF Mrs.
William f. Sellers, at Edge iAeor. and the
installation will be followed by an euf-of-
door performance Of MUCH Ado About
Aathins-"
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To Give Euohre.

In Eden Hall this evening a euchre
win be given by the members Of the
Blessed Virgin Sodality, Of st. Pat
riclEs r.. c. Church. Prizes will be
awarded and a large attendance is ex.
pocted.
AT st. Stephens Lutheran parson-
age on Saturday. the pastor. the Rev.
Frederic Doerr. ofiiclated at the mar
riage of John r. LcPlunkett, OF Phlla-
delphia. and Miss Marie Kranich. Of
Xorklyn, Del.
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Tuberoulosis commission Meetino

The Delaware Tuberculosis Commits
SION win hold its first meeting tomor-
row morning at 11.3O o'clock i'm the dis
pensary building. at Sixth and West
streets. Organization will bo effected
and the dispensary will be inspected.
The sanatorium will be inspected also
should there bo time.
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Oecurity Trust
Uaie Deposit Co.,
Sixth and Market Streets.
READY MONEY

Is a constant and sub
stantial frien done
that never deserts you
in times Of misfortune
or trouble. Its in
fluence Is doubly ap-
preciated when occa-
sion arises which calls
for its aid. Hence
every one who can
should have a reserve
fund account for
emergencies. We will
open such account
with you at any time,
and allow you interest
on your deposits.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
Bucher the sign man. SIC shipIey'
ereen Room cIub pramaties.

Persons holding active membership
NtAets of the Green Room Dramatic
who have not been able to OBJ
e.iiAi seats for the regular performance
on Thursday evening in the Garrick
may attend the dress rehearsal in the
theatre tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
child PulIs cupboard on Itself.

MILTON. May 1i.-While trying to
climb up on a heavy cupboard in the
kitchen, Leroy. the three-year- son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clifton. pulled
tho big closet over on himself, break
ing the thigh bone. II was at firsi
feared that he would not live.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
Rev. DR.. Turner to Visit Europe.

Rev. Or. Turner to Visit Europe.
DOVER, May 1O.-The Rev. Joseph
Turner. pastor of Dover Presbyterian
Church, viii leave on the Goth for 8
long European tour and additional op-
portunity for study. During his stay
abroad. the Rev. Overman, the assist
ant pastor of Phiiadelphias Arch
Street Presbyterian Church. will serve
as the temporary pastor here.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
Cracker Iniures Mr.. MocsIps Eve

George H. Mccall is confined to his
home at No. S14 North Harrison street
on account Of a sore eye He was
hit in the eye a few evenings ago
with an oyster cracker and now he is
lndsr tha cara of a specialist.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
SPRING GTIME
BARGAIN

FOR SALE-LARGE STONE DWELL
ing with plenty of adjoining land
and shade trees on the Ashley Place.
Newport Pike. with proposed Improve
mcnts. Ono car fare. Immediate possess
sion CHARLES q. kURrZ.
iOli Market Street.
Opposite Court Housed mi-e.o.d Il
EOR SALE OR RENT-a02-i-6 CON
cord Ave. Modern 3-story houses
square from Washington Street Trolley
Line g.. ~. TlNDALL & SON. Cor.
tlfth and Shlpley streets. m6-tts.-imo
Evening journal., 1909-05-11

G1RNRD-sos. S0i NN0 500 RACE sT..
- Philadelphia. Rooms. &c. soc. SOC.
Gentlemen only. npi-oQ-1y
FOR RENr-NICEIY FURNISHED
secoud-story front room. No, 1905
West street m3-imo
EOR RllNT-FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished rooms With or without
board. No 500 West Third street.
MIDST
FOR RENT-TliE BEST LIGHTED
and most complete communicating
rooms Ia the city. Apply a. and T.
JENNY. miO-im
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In,nrnuinn central Rank.

Contractor John =. Healy is making
improvements to the interior Of Gem
trail National Bank. More room Is
needed In tho building as the business
Is increasing.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11

Screen Doors and Window Screens
at Lynch's Hardware Department, No.
401 Madison street Bring measure
ments. ID. w. lynch Co.
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TSI1

wars old. six other stock bulls. one
brood sow, weighs i75 pounds. five head
Of horses. and "a lot OF farming articles
used hv Herman Lawson sold on COM
mission.
Dinner at i2 o'clock Tor an.
sixty days credit, interest added.
JOHN II. O'NsAL.
Price Diliworth. Auct
ELLIS Hicks. clerk. mt-ht
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
LOST AND FOUND

7 0sT. MiSLAiD OR HAD STOLEN,
Fund Society. number 253O5, IN name OF
Robert Al Taylor Notice has been giveT
and application made for new book.
ml-ll-lA
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
REMOVAL

GEO. W. QUINN. NJ. b.. D. o.
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to II and 2 to S. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment.
January 18th. a.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
sxEII!E. TABLE E
l:S n & a
R1I!k;S::
N. W. Cor. 9th and Market Sis.
Capital and Surplus, Si,OOO.O 600

Persons having coupons
coming due every or any
month in the year can have
all tho convenionces OF a
private Office by keeping
their securities IN a Safe
Deposit Box in our vaults.
Absolutely private rooms
with the necessary equip
mcnt Of scissors. coupon
cutters. pens, ink, paper.
etc. are provided for box
renters.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
AGENTS WANTED.

NJ ANTED-Go0D AGENTS MAKE
w from s. TO $50 day. selling our
attractive Life Policies. Agents wanted
for Delaware. For particulars address,
with references, BOX i9i, Newark, Del.
m5-6t
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WANTED

CPECfAL Dancing at Music Hall to-
y night. Connell ST.. bet. Ind and 3rd.
a20-imo.
IHJANrED-THREE LADY CANVAS
w sers. between ages % and 30 Good
contracts to those who are ambitions
e0l Market St. 2nd floor. ms-lwk
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PUBLIC SALE

or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
will be aold al Public Sale ON the premises
OF the undersigned at Elsmere. Del,
WEDNESDAY MAY 18TH 1909,
at ! o'clock sharp.
one Car Load Of New WAGONS. consist
ing OF Carriages, Bugeics and Runabouta,
both rubber and steel tries. about TWEEN
tv-five new business wagons, suitable
Tor contractors and painters.
3O SETS or NEW HARNESS
both single and double, singo express,
plow and cart harness. a lot 81 new hand
made collars. Brides, lialters, single
and double Lines, Straps, Neck Ropes.
Collars and saddle Pads, iame aud aud
Brushes. Whips, Fly-Nets and Horse
sTx HEAD or GOOD HEAVY
lDRAUGHT HORSES, suitable for any
Also a few secondhand wagons and
carts. and several other articles too nu-
merOus to mention.
TERMS.-All sums Of Twenty-Five DE.
I lars and under cash. over that amount
a credit Of sixty days will be given pur-
chaser giving "a hankablo note, with an
approved endorser. Interest added from
/ day Of sale l.. j. EJloh'
w n. I.auk, Auct.
/ Ellis Hicks. Clerk. mlv--L
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Of kEbEMPTioN OF BONDS
or
AMERICAN VULcAsIZED FIBRE COMPANY

The following Bonds have been drawn
for redemption:
Nos. sSs. iol si2. s1s. 90 24s. $40. so2. s5. IS
256 l76, 900. $40. $50, %. 293. S52. u.s. Is
7n 7S7, 53i. SS5, 5gs 5i3, go. 81, 6l5, s04
74S las 16S 2S6. 4S2, 1S4. 927. 43O. 70l 513
i55 sd5. no. 7s2, $50 a, ss7, s3l. Coz. ssa
27s a57. 200. 635. S06 457. 693. g. e3f. ". Sf3.
is. POI Sse. s25. Se0 $50. lg5. 5H. SlS S7i. 81
79l. l2s. 30. 287, Sis, sl5. 757. $50, $50 es2,
sol. 80s 271, 10 50. 500 q, SIG. Ga. 67S. 80
so, 81. 6ss. 9O6. 929 2sl. 81. So. eoe. 40 si5.
81. $50 sI2, ss9, 4sI, 4ol el2' 2ss' es5. soI'
1856. sos, 677, 81 $50. 20. SCI. 500. 4i3. 29i.
sis SO. 5ss. 765. 55S, 5gS. $751; 49, 726 sos.
s2s. 5ii' II. 354. g.. 5l2. g. 10. 25i. $780, 6ol.
7O8. $50. 773. 2fe, 454. 62l, 2S5. SO. 277 40.
2O6. Sel, 3s2 %. go 6S, 26e, 6i9, 2e2 SIS.
$50, 235. $40. 49, 4l3 SOC. 2l5. 8. 2. 667. zee.
37i. $50. siS, s5S. SS5, GAS, 81, SS4. 81, 7S6.
435 $50 3SS. %.
Said bonds viii be redeemed at fhe Of
flee OF Security Trust and safe Deposit
Company. Trustee. Wilmington. Del.
June j. 1909 at 1o5 and accrued interest.
Interest on said Bonds will cease on the
above date AMERICAN NULCANIZED
FIBRE COMPANY, Wilmington, Del
a2i-l4L
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
PUBLIC SALES

p UBLIC SALE OF COWS
75 head OF fresh Cows and close
sprinaors Bulls, Heifcrs and Feeders,
win bc sold at Ccnfrevile Hotel. Della
ware. THURSDAY, MAY. 10. 1909, at i
ono carload from Chamhcrsbury Pa,
will be testcdi ono carload from uoMn % w. the
Holstoin bulls; one Guernsey bun, two
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
For SALE

EoH sIfE@faREE nUN6RED
thousand feet Of Spruce and Yellow
Pine Lumber; SIS, 6x6, 3xi2; fxl2 aud
3x6; from ~ to 40 feet long. THOMAS
WILBY & SON, Seventh and Penn SITS.
Chester. Pa. mS-3t
TOR SALE-ONs FRESH COW.
L cheap. Apply r. DEAN, Garashe s
Lane. ml0-6t
EOR SALE-BABY COACH, PIANO,
Iron Safe. Rol-top Desk and good
second hand stoves. G.. $. HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar sis mayl0-6m
EOR SALE-A COVERT TRAP. VERY
little used, rubber tires, cost $500 {.
price, Sl5. MESSINGERS 6l1 West
T ADY WANTS no SELL HER BAY
II horse with pedigree. runabout and
harness, cheap, on account leaving town
Address Y. o. Bon 3ol. mll-lt
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-HAvfNG
moved 20 our new coal yard. we Of
Ter the large business property. fronting
on Fourth street Fifth street. and Penn
syivania Railroad Freight Yards. ele-
waited siding, runs through property, over
Il CoRl bins, large stable, once and store
room The entire property owe. iU0o0
square teet' ground surface - under rQoSit'
THOMPSON CO.. 200 Aast Fourth street.
di2-tf
EOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE
and Poplar. Make an oifer We must
sell, CHARLES g.. KUETI
l0i1 Market street,
Opposite Court Houso) a2i-tts.-tf
WE'VE GOT III WE'LL GET 1T.
Collecting Of Rents Specially.
G. II. HAYDEN. successor to
Hayden a. Vail
Both Phones. Tenth and Monroe Sts
9
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BOARDING AND LODGING
ROOMS ROE REMT

a LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO
with board. No. 800 West street.
ml0-2t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WASrE,pTYoSNo S,I,l,,,,. ,,'oI WOMAN FSss
No. bi3 Shpley street. ml0-zt :
XKTANTEp-A SWEDISH Girl, AT
w kcnnctt Square. also cooks for city.
help for homework and upstairs work.
white only. GERMAN fNTELLiGENtE
OFFICE, No. 500 Madison st. mll-2t
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
ROBERT d, KEMP.

nj oTICE-OWING no THE ARRANGE
AZ ment Committee the Central A. g.
has postponed their dance on May-31ittltaf
TO an indefinite time until alterations are
complete j. J. CAMILLE,
mS-3t Chairman.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 CANDIDATES.

All candidates to be voted for at the
Democratic Primary Election on Satur-
day, May %, 1909. must notify In writ
ing the Chairman or Secretary OF the
Democratic city Committee on or be-
fore Tuesday. May III. 1909 az Q o'clock
p. M. JAMES j. ENGLISH,
Chairman Democratic city Com.
Attest: ArmOn ID. Chaytor. Jr.. Sec.
Headquarters, Democratic League 6i0
French street. a30-i0t
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
ROE RENT

II ON NEN
STORIES Market ~
el3 Orange At
II West Seventh ST.
DWELLINGS
SIG Monroe St.. rooms and bath
a9i ~. second St.. rooms and bath.
1908 Conrad ST., z rooms and bath.
is9 Railroad Ave. rooms and bath
liul Adams st., rooms and bath.
lSlS Lancaster Ave, rooms and bath.
~ reW tastle Ave, rooms and batn.
i,Ss AZ isr92me - s2 81. 10 rooms and bath.
sg9 ~, tourth St, rooms and bath.
SIG ~. Sixth ST., rooms.
Apply to WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
10th and Market sta
FOR RENT--FoUR-SToR BUILDING.
h. =. n. Corner Firth and Orange, fine
n, audpled Tor factory and salosro0m.
WIN sell y il. T.. Otto Gas engine in
nrsi-clasa condition, also shafting and
poelsSk. poi BOND BOTTLE SEALING CO.,
FOR NT-UP-TO-DATE APART
ments; sanitary and all modern
improvements. BAER, tl5 King st.
FoR RENT-FuRNisHED APART-
mcnts for housckecplng Bath.
phone. THE ALBION. 6O6 King street.
mio-lmo.
FOR RENT
1901 w. 10Th ST.. rooms. bath.....
sl3 jackson ST., II rooms
eol Rooney ST.. 10 rooms.
~ West Fourth st.. rooms
l23 Poplar st.. ; rooms
llQi brandywine ST., rooms.
small Houses IN all Sections.
a. -. STATION, 4ui Shipicy St
June 1-ruos & Fri-tf
FOR RENT-sTALLs. ACCOMM0DA-
% cents per week. No. 705 Thornton ST.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11
I orlcE-DIviDEND

Wilmington. Dell May ist 1909
Artisans'a Savings Bank. o02 Market st.
The Board OF Managers have declared
the regular semi-Annual dividend OF two
per cent. TO depositors, being for the six
months ending April 1st 1909
DepOsitors will please present their
books on and after May lst. TO have divi-
dcnds entered.
Evening journal., 1909-05-11

XHJANrED-NEA COLORED BOY. rs
w 10 rs years OF age. to take care Of
place, and assist in general homework.
Board with employer. reference required
Address J-lo, Evening Journal mlo-2t
XKTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED OpER-
w ator ON moving picture machine.
Highly recommended. H. i. MccABE,
2l1 Concord ave. mli-3t
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Help WANTED-MALE

XKTANrED-RAfIWA MAIL CLERKS,
w postohicc Clerks. Mail Carriers.
Salary 5000 10 81. 600 Examination in Wiz
mingion soon. 1000 appointments conn
ing Preparation free. Write Immediately
for schedule. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept NIB. Rochester n. Y.
NAV fn-Ir1u
Evening journal., 1909-05-11

We make Brass Signs. Bucher's.'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-26
THE RENO

THE RENO GAZETTE, an enterprise that has been the most no,
torious pander to predatory interest re- carried o n in Nevada is out
with u "chastsement" of the editor of this paper. The Appeal itself and
Mr. Sam Davis. designated IS the owner" of The Appeal
The "shifuess" editor of The Appeal is proud of the fact that he
is the soninlaw OF the Honorable Sam ?. Davis. and he is envied in
Journal
for criminal libel two years ago when the Gazette published a libel
Ious item about Irwin Lewis. connecting Herewith the name of a lady
who rcpudiated the statements attributed to her to the agent himself.
who apologzed to her.
"IIe is the man who handled the Democratic campaign funds during
The last campaign. and there are many who will say that the funds
were mishandled.'
Irwin Lewis. the a who handled the publicity fund of the demo
committee money twice after the Gazette "a cooled his heels in the
office Of Irwin Lewis for u hour o gel a chance to beg for some of that
Democratic money.
If Oscar Morgan will thicken up his watery courage % the sticking
point and make a charge tnat Irwin Lewis mishandlei n funds to
the least extent. or will induce any living la to do it for him e
ccpt in two instances when checks Were given to the Gazette fr ser
vices rendered the democratic state central commhtee-he will go
down in history as having had the nerve n day in his life to back
up his insinuaions with a positive statement.
TO be accused Of being about to be locked up by the sheriff by a
man and a paper that Is VIGOROUSLY motgaged and so in debt that he
cannot tell the truth, is only calculated to incite laughter and derision
II any mai has al unsatsftd mort gage against The Appeal, he can get
his money IN demand. Morgan dares OF publish such a statement
aud cannon live up to it if he dared. There is 10 mortgage OF The APP
peal.
1t is only necessary to look through the files of the papers of the
state of Nevada to SCI the difference between the standing of The
Appeal among journalists. and that of the Gazette.
The Appeal is not attempting to hitch its political Kite and its bust
nss omce to a moral crusade in which it believes 50 Itue that i
must descend to personal abuse n gutCrsnipc language TO defend il
self and its attitude.
The last resource If a poor loSNian is abuse. the Gazette is
abusive, unumhful. and its editor probably the most cordially hated
man in Washoe county.