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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-04-13
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS
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Mr.. j. B. G. Graugnard on Tuesday.
risited ST. James Parish where he has
large plantation interests, having lately
acquired the Pixies Peak plantation. one
OF the most fertile in our sister parish.
sMri Alfred Persac, the popular travel
ling representative Of the Henry Lochte
Co.. of New Orleans. was here Wednes-
day booking orders for his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Chauvin. of Ter.
rebonne parish. visited relatives and
friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Chauvin visited re-.
iatives and friends in ST. James parish
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rsr Joseph. Of Ellen
dale, are visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Blanca Bloch, of New Orleans, is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. jules Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Webre, and chill.
dren, Gladys and Junior, of Garyville
attended the Hymel-Webre nuptials
Wednesday.
Hon. g. J. Caire. republican candidate
for Secretary Of State. was in Alexandria
Monday. in attendance upon the Repub-
blican Convention. held in that city. Mr..
Caire who is an ardent supporter an ad-
mirer OF President Taft made public
denial IN the city papers OF reports that
he was for Roosevelt.
LUCY.
Messrs. Davis and Maurice Reynaud,
Of the Loaisiana State University, spent
the week end with relatives.
Mr.. John Horn. Of Jetfe. son College,
spent Easter with relatives and friends.
Mr.. John Borne. of Gramercy. visited
friends and reIatives in Lucy this week.
Mr.. and lfrs. Albert Aubert spent the
day Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Ozemee
Roussel.
Miss II. Plaisance spent Easter Sun.
day at her home.
Prof. Chas. Broussard made flying
trip to New Orleans last Friday.
Mr.. Emile Hempel visited Edgard last
Sunday.
Mrs A. William and daughter Floren.
ce, OF Reserve. are spending q few days
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montegut, OF Sellers
visit.d friends and relatives in Lucy last
week.
Mrs. j. Martin and daughter Edna are
visiting New Orleans.
Mrs. j. Fourroux spent Monday and
Tuesday in New Orleans.
Messers. r. and j. Borne are visiting
relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Eugene Laudumiey visited New
Orleans ON Saturday.
Mise. Ameie Pancaire, OF New Orleans
visited relatives during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bourgeois, OF Thi.
bodaux. spent a few days with their
mother, Mrs. Leon D'Arensbourg.
/
Mrs. Arthur Labiche. OF Garyville
spent Saturday with relatives and friends
Mr. Robert Haydel spent Sunday in
New Orleans.
Mrs. John Haydel spent few days q
Reserve last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Waguespack and
brother, John HaysHt-of Lutcher ar,
visiting their parents.
Mr. Elmore Rodrigue, OF Jefferson
College, spent few days at his mother
Mrs. Icare Rodrigue, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Bngna,
spent Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Ozeme'
RousseIl's.
Miss Lille MeIaneon spent Easte
holidays with her parents IN New iberia
Little Louise Gendron was tine guest o
her teacher. Miss Melancon. at Nes
Tharia enr Eha Easter hoIidAva.
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Birthday Surprise Party.

The home Of Mr.. Juste Duh9, of Wal.
lace, was the center of attraction Sunday
night, the event being the celebration of
Mr.. Duhe's tortieth birthday. His friends
planned surprise for the occasion. Re-
freshments and cakes were served and
dancing was enjoyed untiissa late hour.
q 8 Z ,s.sss hs.s; Il grsaisi slssse ard win
.sss - - - lss.4ll.s's 5 s.ps i srsssfl
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There are Others.

I'VE won't print any such
stuff as that?" said the editor
loftily, as he handed back the
manuscript.
Well, you needn't be SO
naughty about it" retorted the
irregular contributor. You're
not the only one who won't print
it. Tit Bits.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-04-13
Proceedings Of the Police Jury
OF THE
Parish Of St. John the Baptist.
THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1912.

THURSDAY. APRIL 4, 1912.
The Police Jury met this day in reg.
ular monthly session with the Hou. a..
Lasseigne III the chair and the following
members present: Messrs. LeBrun. Son
gy, Bourgeois and Nagel. Absent: Mr..
Barre.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported fa-
vorably upon the following bills, which
were ordered paid -
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Courthouse, Parish of st. John the Baptist
March 18th 1912

Courthouse, Parish of st. John the Baptist.
March 10Th, 1912.
Be it known, that at 8 meeting of the Board
OF Supervisors of Election of the parish of st.
John the Baptist, held this day, the following
Commissioners and Clerks of Election, were
appointed to serve as such. at the general eleo-
ton to be held In the parish OF ST. John the
Baptist on the 18th day of April. 1912, for the
election all State Senatorial sParochial, ETC..
candidates to be voted for on said date ae-
cording to the proclamation of his excellency
Jared Young Sanders, governor of the State
CT Louisiana, ordering said election to be held
throughout the parish:
Chas. l.. Stewart, Democratic Commissioner
Fergus Gendr0n,
? Ramire Becnel Republican
Emilien Laudnmiey, Clerk.
End Ward, Poll at Courthouse.
A. B. Jones, Democratic Commissioners.
M. ]. Chauvin,
Henry ]. Waguespack, Repub.
Fernand Webre, Clerk
3rd Ward, Poll at Alovon Granier
Henry Granier. Democratic Commissioner.
Ed. G. Roussel.
Whitney Schexneydre, Rep. s.
]. E. Refine. Clerk.
4th Ward, Poll at ST. Martin Schoolhouse.
B. s. Bethancourt, Democratic Commissioner.
Edmond Alexandra,
Fernand Montesut. Republican j"
John Refine, Clerk.
5th Ward, Poll at p Rene Montz, Hall. p
p v. Vicknair, Democratic Commissioner.
J. a. Cuny,
81. Bodin, Republican
Olivier Edrington, Clerk.
9Th Ward, Poll at 9th Justices Court.
Geo st; Martin. Democratic Commissionsz.
| Aehille P. Chautf. Republican
| L. A. Picou, Clerk.
Polls will be opened from o'clock A. NJ. 10
Z clock P. NJ.
| EMILE LAURENT.
| DANA MONTZ,
GEORGE GENDRoN.
Il you have a house or farm to
sell or rent, call at the office OF
thn Mocch acoy,o
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S or 6 doses A6e6" will cure
any case of Chills and Fever.
Price. 25c.
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Take away woman" asks a
writer, "and what would fol
lows' That's easy. The men.
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[Il&RJ( School
mM&Rl{OteY
c#N
EDGApn HIGH SHuOOT
EDGARD HIGH SCHOOL.

The school was closed on Good Friday
as same was holiday. Some of the
teachers went home to spend Easter.
The pupils were glad to have day off
bnt they were anxious to see Monday
come. They were all there with their
usual smiles. The high school work will
be suspended for two days this week,
Thursday and Friday, as the teacher is
going to attend the Convention in Alex
andria, the other grades will have the If
regular work.
Don't forget our Dance and Euchre
on Friday night, April 19. Come and
enjoy yourselves and help good cause.
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5 or 6 6doses "eee" will cure
any case of Chill and Fever.
Price. 25c.
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e you have anything on the
farm you wish to sell or ex-
change, write or call at the office
Of tie Meschacebe.
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TINE TABLE.
TEXA6s AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.
EDGARD STATION.

FoRXERLY ST.. JOHN
Passenger trains going East
40. 81. Cannom Ball ....................,655 A. NJ
No. 81 New Orleans Mail...30s r NJ
Ne. So Accommodations u............93s A NJ
] ~. 80. Merry Widow "..............71s P. NJ
Passenger Trains going West
Nss -. Texas .s4s A. n
! Ma. s.. Eel Paso Express 6.a7 r. u
Ms. IS. The Liaited. x.............249 2. NJ
Ne. 81. :. Merry 'Widdszs,.s go P. N
The Leger and Lorio tzspsfer -aeets trains
Ga4 -. IS aad-ss
KAzo9 1AB MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILWAY.
RESERVE STATION.
EAssenger trains going South
Hs. Is. ia A. II. New Orleans Pas. only
Ne.sR s.a3 4. N. All Stops.
10. n AIS M All Regular Stops
5 - -. sac p. IL New Orleans Only.
81 Passenger trains going North
! ze. A.la "A. II. Baton Rouge Local
"a 1.H A. N. Pas. Baton Rouge North
1 k30P. n. Woodville Local all stops
$ FRISCO RAILWAY.
a7eunaaiA Ran AND NAVIGATING ie0apAkfS TRACK
RESERVE STATION.
/ easssager trsaas going East (stop on signal)
qe us r. ID.
Passenger trains going West
40 81 P. NJ
The Noatx trausfer meets these trains daily
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Il you have a house or farm to
sell or rent, call at the office of
the Meschacebe.
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A. LASsEIGNE,
President.
A true copy:
HAHILTos BoDN.
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-04-13

Mr.. Ehas. J. Tassin, auditor OF
parish accounts, made the quar-.
terly audit of the books of the
secretary ana treasurer and found
every thing correct
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FoRNEaLY ST.. JOHN. J
Passenger trains going East.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
AN AIR SHIf
At STATE FAIR

Terry T.. Maroney. the Montana
aviator, will make two aeroplane
flights daily at the state fair in Hell
ena, September 23rd-2Sth. MarOney
has been flying for the past two
years, and is a graduate Of the Curtis
aviation school at San Diego, Cal.
but he began making public fights
only this year. Recently in Great
Falls he made II sensational flight in
a treacherous 23-mile wind and in.
tended making second flight the
same day, but was prevented by
those in charge.
Wednesday. August 7th, Maron-y
made fight in tireat Falls carrying
Il passenger with him. This was the
second time III which an aviator has
g led Il passenger in the state Of
santana. The passenger was Eddie
Lapeyre, who proposes to bee ONE in
aviator himself.
Later on the same day Maroney
scared to Il height Of more than 400
feet in the vicinity Of the big stack at
Great Falls, and circled over the
grounds where Il circus was showing
at the time. His success as an await
or has been instant and satisfactory
and the management OF the state fair
in securing him us an attraction ut
the big exposition feels that it has,
in getting Montana bird man to re-
fill the date left vacant by the death
Of Miss Harriet Quimby, added a dis-
tinct feature to the fair.
Maroney flies ina IS horsepower Gu
tis aeroplane, and in his Butte aud
Great Falls flights has shown him.
self absolute master Of the airship.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
Complete Program of the
Celebration in Judith 0aD

Everything is now in readiness for
the big celebration in Judith Gap on
Friday and Saturday. September 18th
and 14th.
The subscribers to the fund met
last Wednesday evening and appoint
ed all the committees necessary.
These committees later met aud ar
ranged detailed program for the two
days.
Everybody is enthused over the
coming celebration, which augurs
well for the success of the big affair.
The committees appointed are rs
follows:
Marshall Of the day. C. Il. Riedeman
General Committees. J. Small. e.
l.. Beers, l.. r. Mex enzie, G. r.
Stone, and H. l.. Bills.
Baseball Committee-Ora Wilson, G.
5. Bills, and Jack Davis.
Horse Sports Committee Walter
Hard, G. NJ. Gurley. &. A. Ray,
W. l.. McClelland, J. A. Bring
and John D0lan.
Athletic COmmittee-Eddie I.eskie,
l.. II. Mckenzie, X. c. Piepto, IL.
l.. Bills and w. II. Freeman.
Bowery Dance Committee-C. Il.
Riedeman. Oliver Readel. w. l..
McClelland, w. +. Fringer.
Premiums-Genera Committee.
B0wery Construction-C. l.. Sullivan
and s. j. Small.
Band and Orchestra-General Com
mittee.
Committee on Securing Speakers and
Entertaining Same-G. s. Bills.
John Dolan, J. H. Lackey.
Machinery Demonstration Committee
&C. l.. Beers, c. r. Stone, l.. II.
Mckenzie.
Grand Stand Committee-H. ID.
Jones, Frank Arth, Billy Fore
man.
Ladies Entertainment Committee
Mrs. W. L. McClelland. chairman;
Madames Small, Prxter, O'Connor,
Balm, H. L. and q. s. Bills, Bulen,
Harrison, Fringer, Leskey: Misses
Edith Stone, Matty Mckenzie.
Agricultural Committee-Charles
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23

Coleman, chairman; l.. w. Phillips,
DR.. Holloway. E. +. Barrows, Ches-
ter Burgess, Alvin Plottner, H. l..
Bills, II. Nj. Hanson, Leo Bulen,
Henry Mccullough, Frank Murphy.
On this committee number of la
dies from different localities in the
surrounding territory were selected.
They are supposed to look after ex-
hibits in their respective sections,
urge the farmers to select the best
Of their products of the soil, and see
to it that the exhibits are entered 1T
least two days before the fair opens.
This committee Of ladies was selected
from memory, and OF course manv
worthy women have been overlooked,
but it is the desire and wish of the
committee selecting same that all
women enter into this work with a
vim whether on the committee or
not, and their efforts will he appre-
ciated and rewarded in the future.
The committee: Mesdames A. &. Dy-
er. Henry l4anius, A. NJ. Hill, j. w.
Wing, Charles A. Hubbard. Joe Har-
rem, j. H. johnson, James p. Kent.
Frank Brennan. w. +. burgess, l..
f. Mckee. Frank Schnittger, II. C.
Finch, W. I. Neill, w. f. Barkley,
Robert She'll, John Edwards. John
Burke, john GedkeM, G. Justin Shan
Ahaaa. w. 4. Harbett, T.. Thompson,
j. II. Lackey, NJ. C. Sanders, Ed
Beach, Geo. Reed. Bert Spencer, C.
f. kemaley, w. w. Phares; Misses
Mary Giltanan, Vida Reynolds.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23

to 2:3O. and from to 8 each day. 4 4
The committee on premiums deeid-
ed on the following for the agrirul-
tural exhibit:
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
hafse Spsrts.

Bucking contest. first prize. $50. 90
Second prize. ze................ $500
Judges to be selected by the riders.)
Cowboy race. eco yards. first 1890
Second prize Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ladies' horse race, 500 yards. 1890
Second prize. e.......-.---... $50
Little girls race, IL mile. first. 500
Second prize. e................. $50
Little boys race. Ia miles, first. 500
Second. .................... $50
Best pulling mule team. ........ 7.5O
Best pulling farmers team... $50
In this department an effort will be
made to secure the famous outlaw
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
Brass Band.

The Harlowton band will be pres
ent both days This band has been
improved greatly. and considerably
enlarged. Prof. Mcdowell, the lead
er OF the band in White Sulphur
Springs, will play with this band on
these two days. and guarantees the
musical organization will give entire
satisfaction.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23

Mrs. Fred LeI.ong. Garneill: Miss
W. W. Phres, Hedgesville; Mrs.
VIM. She'll, Buffalo; Judges.
Best one or more pieces of point
lace. .................... 100
second. so
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
Congregational Church Notice.

Morning worship Sunday. Aug.
25th, at 10 O'Clock. People of no
church connection, or without y
church ut home, strangers in the
town are all welcome to worship with
us.
Sunday School at II a. Ill.
II. Vasku, Pastor.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
Bowery Dance.

\ larger platform will be erected
this year. in order to accommodate
those who wish to dance. 1t will be
open in the evenings as long as de-
sired. Good music.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
N. E. Church Notice.

Rev. c. Bradley, new NJ. f. pastor,
will preach at Garneill next Sun day
morning and evening, and at Judith
Gap in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
All are w elcOme.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23

\ purse OF 1925 and all gate receipts
will be given for a bail game between
l.ewistown and Harlowton. or two
teams equally matched.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
Announcement.

The third annual fair of Meagher
county will be held ut fair grounds at
Harlowton. Montana, commencing
Wednesday, September 4tll, and clos.
ing Friday. September 9th.
This annual fair is for the beneft
OF everyone in Meagher county, and
their corporation and patronage is
solicited to make this the biggest and
best fair Of any held in the history nf
the county.
Special rates OH all roads leading to
HarlOwtOn and connecting points
will be given, which will he announce
ed III our papers later. sStf
Salt Al d vinegar form an excellent
cleansing mixture for copperware.
1t wouldn't take long for most ppo-
pie 10 tell what they think of you.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23

broncho, Grey Dick. which the owner
offers to wager 800 that 10 man can
ride straight up.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
AGRICULTURAL.

Prof. Thos. Shaw, Judge.
Wheat-non'irrigate
First best sheaf of Turkey Red. .*s
Second best sheaf of Turkey Red. +.
Third best sheaf of Turkey Red. ;.
Turkey Red ti,reshed- non.lrrixated.
First best peck. 9
Second best peck.
Oats-non'lrrigated.
Fret best sheaf of Oats. ...5
Second best sileaf of Oats. ......... 2
flax-non.lrrlsated.
First best sheaf OF Flax. 8
Second best sheaf of Flax. x.........2
Barley -non.lrrigated.
First best sheaf of Barley. ..... 3
Second best sheaf of Barley. ....... 2
Rye-non'lrrigated.
First best sheaf of Rye. 3
Second best sheaf of Rye.
Alfalfa non.irrigated.
First best sheaf of Alfalfa. )
Second best sheaf of Alfalfa. 800. =
SUmVtuy-
First best sheaf of Timothy.
Second best sheaf of Timothy. -. 2
Grasses -non.irrigated.
First best sheaf of Blue Joint or
NdIlVe urasS. ..................
Second best Sheaf of Blue Joint or
Native Grass.
Red Potatoes -non.irrigated.
First best fifteen pound sample. :. ::
Second best fifteen pound sample. ;. 2
White Potatoes es-non.irrigated.
First best fifteen pound sample. :. $
Second best fifteen pound sample. 2
Cabbage.
First best head of cabbage. .. 3
Second best head of cabbage. $500. ,
Caullfiower.
First best head of caulitlower. :. 3;
Second best head of cauliflower. 9
Rutabaga.
First best Rutabaga. ............... 3
Second best Rutabaga. =
Turnip.
First best Turnip. .......,3
Second best Turnip. ip..................
Table Beets.
First best Table Beets. 2
Second best Table Beets. .
Parsnips.
First best Parsnips. s.................
Second best Parsnips. i
Carrots.
First best Carrot. ... .
Second best Carrot.
String Beans.
First hest quart.
Second best quart. /
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Speakers.

Prof. Thos. Shaw has been invited
to act rs judge Of the agricultural ex-
hibit again this year and it Is hoped
that Ire will be present to act in this
capacity, and also to give the farm
ers another talk like last wear. one of
the best ever listened to. w. IL.
George of Billings has also been in-
vited to deliver talk to the farmers
along agricultural lines, and Judge
f. X. Cheadle will be present to
talk to the assembled multitude on
any subject he desires.
Pumpkin.
First best Pumpkin. 2
Second best Pumpkin.
Hubbard Squash.
First Best Squash. 2
Second Best squash. h................ /
Cucumber.
First best three cucumbers. 2
Second best three cucumbers. -.
incest Assortment Of Flowers.
Nicest Assortment Of Flowers. ..... 8
Most complete Assortment Of Vegetables.
Most Complete Assortment Of Vege-
taDleS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Nlcest Assortment Of Grains and Grasses.
incest Assortment of Grains and
NA"o0SOs .
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SIS Reward.

will pay the above amount for the
return OF my brown horse, weight
about |, $50 pounds, years old; e<1xn
top Of ears clipped, branded
OH left side; had on 4 halter;
was last seen near Okla latter part Of
July. j. +. Soden, Judith Gap. 41--2
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-23
The TAX LEVY
FOR YEAR 1912

The following tax levies on the as
sessable property of the county was
fixed tor the year 1912.
STATE.
Evening journal., 1912-05-15
CITY GETS
A SIS GIFT

Reading in the newspapers that the
Board of Health was Handicapped for
the want of funds to provide anti
toxin to persons in Wilmington un-
able TO pay for it in the u eatmeDt of
diphtheria. a citizen walked into the
health Office today and handed Secre-
tary Ellison a crisp new So bill TO
help along the cause. The donor re-
luested that his name be withheld. He
thought II was a great state of affairs
when a city the size of Wilmington
could not supply anti-toxin to those OF
its afflicted who are unable TO pay
for the treatment.
Secretary Ellison greatly appreciate
ed the gift and informed his caller
that the money would be put to good
use.
The Board of Health receives only
81 600 a year from the city to meet the
current expenses of the board and this
often falls far short of the money
needed. The State Board of Health is
authorize by an act of the Legislature
to supply anti-toxin to the needy ana
il has made arrangements TO do so
when application is made at certain
drug store in the city and an affidavit
taken. The trouble is that in houses
which are quarantined the people
cannot get out to make the affidavit
Secretary Ellison thinks the Board
of Health should be allowed 70 distrib-
ute the States portion of anti-toxin
to the needy in Wilmington on the
recommendation of the city boards
physicians and a move is being made
along this line.
Evening journal., 1912-05-15
100 AS GUESTS
AT PLUMBERS FEAST

The Master Plumbers Association
have prepared an elaborate program
OF entertainment for the annual shad
bake of the association at the Idle
Hour Club. at Grubbs' Landing. to-
morrow. There will be about 100 per-
sons present and among them will be
about 20 members of the Master
Plumbers Association of Baltimore.
A special committee of the local or
ganlzation will meet the Baltimore
delegation at the French street pas
senger station Of the p. b. and W.
Railroad at 9.45 o'clock and escort
them to Grubbs Landing by trolley.
Besides the shad bake there will be
quoits, baseball and other field sports
for the entertainment Of the members
and guests.
Evening journal., 1912-05-15
ARGUE WRIT
In The GARBAGE
SUIT SATURDAY

In Superior Court today on motion
of Robert G.. Harman. a rule was IS
sued returnable on Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock to show cause WHY
a writ Of mandamus should not be
issued commanding Mayor Harrison
W. Howell to sign the garbage con-
tract awarded TO Daniel Mccormick.
to collect garbage in one section OF
the city. City Solicitor Daniel o.
Hastings accepted service on the writ
as asked for by Mr. Harman yester-
day. and then Mr.. Harman made the
motion for rule to issue
Mr. Harman announced that he
wished a rule in the case Of McCor-
mick only. The court will hear ar
gument on Saturday.
The mandamus proceedings are In
stituted to compel Mayor Howell to
sign the contract which was awarded
by the outgoing Board of Health.
Mayor Howell returned the contract
without his approval and the new
Board of Health has advertised for
new bids 10 be opened on Monday
next