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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

The following stock shipments
were made from Monte Vista this
week: A. S. Chase 2 cars hogs.
Stephens and Bond 2 cars hogs
for Pueblo, E. S. Matthias | car
hogs for Albuquerque, d. j. Gibbs
4 cars sheep for st. Louis, Henry
Seth 10 cars sheep for Chicago,
Wallace and White 4 cars sheep,
A. V. Matthias . cars sheep, w. S.
Woods 2 cars cattle for Denver,
d. Fl. Cove 2 cars cattle for Den
yer, f. Joyce car horses for
Uniontown, Kansas and j. L. Boy
land | car horses for Uniontown,
Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

w. A. Bronaugh says the report
that he intends moving away is
untrue. He does, however, con-
template making business trip
to Missouri.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

Mrs. Walter Norton of London,
arrived Sunday to join her hus-
band, who has opened a school for
typewriting and shorthand in
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

II. l.. Bates went to Alamosa
Wednesday TO meet his wife who
is moving here from Salida. She
will open an art studio at her
home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and daugh-
ter Gladys returned Sunday from
visit with relatives in Ohio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

The state supreme court We'd
nesday affirmed the order of Judge
james II. Teller Of the district
court that a special election shall
be called in the city and county of
Denver for the submission of the
proposed charter amendments for
the establishment of the commits
sion form of government.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

G. G. Baum and wife left Tues
day for visits with friends and
relatives in Indiana and Ohio.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02
FaSSett'S Store News.
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE

The Puritan prncticed what he believed.-Phillips.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-03-02

Judge G. G. Holbrook of Ala
mosa was holding court in Monte
Vista Thursday. Judge Holbrook
is Bible student as well as a law
student and it is announced that
he will speak at the Adventist
church next Sunday at 3 p. m. on
the Impending Fall of Turkey"
In conversation Judge Holbrook
said. Il believe that the present
war between Italy and Turkey is
but another step in the partition
ing of the Sultan's territory and
the driving of the Turk from
Europe. This will ultimately
bring about the battle of Arma-
geddon spoken Of in the Bible"
At the Christian church on
Sunday evening at 1880, DR.. JOS
eph Findley will give Stereopti-
con lecture on Palestine, including
the life and times of Jesus. This
will be the second in the series.
The Doctor spent much time in
Palestine in preparing the lectures
which will be given free, and the
public is cordially invited.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
gngen.

4 9entiGe Treimanrer 2Dse
HN Mrmimils, SEQ. %, S. 81. u.
~ 80. Aoom S1neioer, sc.
fret1r 3746 Sec &inleD Str, gbepD
gbaie 9. 6. 8eriommelt ii9 ieoen
1. un0 3. 9ienstag i'm Monat i'm
reltet1 Maionic Sempel.
@iIbeIut Sell 2Ose go. 5, g. ..
6. Of 6. @erlammelt li9 ieoen 1.
uno 8. 9onnerstog i'm Monat in
623, 2ouiiono Mpenue. SAUL 8o1-
l9mio, Sefretdr, 107 5. StraBe,
q. %.
Columbia 8umO Go. 81, g.. 8. g.
81. Sobn Meininger, SefretGr, 716
Gresham 8Ioce, g. 50. 8eriammeIt
It9 ieoen 2. Wiitttpo1 i'm Monat in
1877 Z. StraBe.
RSnisin 9uile 9un6. o. 8. g. 81. Gran
Nartba &upertus, praIbentin.
@aIbingtDm Sain SIR. /, 81. 8. 9.
g. S. SCHUBERT, 1927 /. StroBe, g.
SO. 8eriammelt it9 ieoen /. un0 8.
Waontag i'm Monot in SEQ. 1877 z.
StraBe.
gemtunia 2Ose So. 2, 8. 8. s.
g. S. 50. &elbig, BrGiioent, 1742,
7. StraBe, q. SO. s. gnmenrei9,
Gefret1r, 1900, s. StroBe, 81. SO.
@erIammelt fid ieOen 2. unO 4.
Montng i'm Monat in 1889 7. Ctr.
81. 50.
@ermania 9Ose go. 15. 6. of q.
8~erIammeIt ii9 ieOen 2. unO 4.
9ienstag i'm SDtbian EernpeI SO.
1912 8. StraBe, 81. IS.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
Insdsen.
Ger 9OppcI6mt.

Die englif9en Mobeerfinber feBsn
i6ren Stol3 BARN, ni9t nur ele>
gante, fonOern aud pruttii9e Gu
den ibrem Publifum ba~r3ubieten.
Wdbreno Die fran50iif9en Soiletten@
fiinitler in ibren bdufig ertrdbagdnz
ten uno lururi0fen Pbantditen bas
8ebiirfnis Der nprattif9en 9ouss
frau" ni6t Ielten auBer a9t lafen,
nimmt man in England oarauf be-
fonoere &iidii9t unO peiB, baB etn
MobeG auf ben beiten @rfolg gu
tc9nen bat, tpenn es bus GiiBIi9e
nit Dem Nn%gene6men berbinoet un0
G4td uno 8iGigteit pereint. 60
baden 2onooner MoOefirmen Dor eli
nicer 3eit Die @eIeai9aftstoilette ge=
bra9t, bic gepenbet aIs StraBsntletO
eetragen peroen fam. Mie aus Der
Raupe fi9 Der f90ne @9metterIing
entpidelt. 10 p~erpanbelt fi4 bic 8e>
fBerin zines fOl@en r@ntoutcas" aug
Ser SrGgerin zines einfa9=tnuppen
promena0entoItiims IN cine Dame
in GROCER Spilette. Ser @rfolg nit
oieIem @erfu9 bat nun Die Grim
bung bes 0oppeIbutes our 5oIge gez
babt, Der in Der englif9en MoDetpelt
segenpGrtig Nuiieben erregt. Sci
her &pIt5pieltgteit Der mo0ernen 9ite
1T es uber AUDI nirtlid Die ebeniO
sinfa6e nie tluge 2Dfung zines
{9nierigen problsms, Dab Die Rdu=
ferin zines fol9en 9oppelbutes
stpei elegante !Siite ertpirbt. Die
9iite fino aus pei9em SetOenftrob
gema9t; Die GuBere un0 bic tnnere
@ette peiIen berf9iebene Sdr0ungen
auf. 0as auBeroroentGi9 fpei9e
@trDb IdBt ii6 fulten, biegen unb
tpenoen, o6ne baB es bri9t, unb 10
Ssniigt cine 9anobepegung, INN ben
tpeiBen Strobbut umaupenoen unb
nun etnen rotten auf3uieBen. Ser
Ran0 tpirb aufgetluppt unb bietet
etnen pitanten farbigen 3ontralt gu
Dem &opf. Die @ernierung beItebt
aus elmer groBen SdnaGe oOer
S9leife, 0ie am duBerlten @nbe bes
Manbes angebra9t 1T uno beim l1m@
breben pieotr an biefelbe Ste1e
fommt. 9ie 3iite 1ino in 6arbe unD
Torm b0Gft gef9mudOOa 3uiammen=
QeItelt unb t0nnen Sura Die beiOen
6erS9tebenen observation-disclosures,
Die Ite auftpeiIen. gu .pei Deri6ieoes
nen Soiletten in Sarmonie 9ebra4t
tner0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
9eutI6e eDanseIiid : lat6eriide
GOncOr6ia Stride, 20. uno g Ctr, yt.

9euI1Qe DuHBCttlW t"ySl
GOncOrSia Stride, 90. uro y Str., yt.
SO.
8altor: gaeo. 8alI 81. Nlen8el.
@pnutoos, brutlher @cttesoisnf um II ubr
mOrasns, eneIil&sr MOr9suSptttsOtsntt an teoeni
4. @Unntns bes Mpnats. .
@ebstsSsrIammIunS bss GnofaSpr Ssrstns
UNI $50 l1br. 90 ,..
GnalfI@s MtsnbsottesOtsnIs I'm 7.3O ubr
penn Defenders dnss3etet.
Rir6snratbFeuna am erFsn NVtttrO% ets
Wpnats, abenoS 8 ltbr.
MISUNDERSTANDING am efitsn wttttpr@ oss
RSuats. nahmittdgs 2 ubr.
Die @Ountassi9ulebrer babsn ibrs rtcadt'
IiHs misunderstanding ant 3tpsiten Disns-
tae btS Rcuats, abtnbs 7.3O ubL nnO tbrs
mSdsnnids gprbersitunssfunOe DOnnfrstH9
gsrIammIuns bss MiRiOns0srstns II am 8.
DUnnerstas bee, MOnnts UNI 2 nbr ra@utttthss'
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

9ruIpect Sill Cemetery. SreO.
Smbof Ir1fioent, @m. Martin, &c.
tretGr. @eriommelt ith am erIten
Sreitog monotIi9 BET S. u. Cries
bauer, 433 9te StroBe, %. IS.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Sn 3dnodu pur0en in
Dem @d1tbauIe r3um 9euti9en Sor"
Der unterofft3ier Der 5. &ompagnie
bes 8. acknowledgements Sran3
S9reiner aus @bes6eim uno 0ie 49,
iGbriee @IiIubetb @rdber aus Bell
be;m erf&pfen aufgefunOen. 8eioe
GeiAen ldgen n~ebeneinanoer i'm Bette.
Dae Ndo9en mar our9 Die linte
@9lGfe, Ger l~lnteroffiaier Our9 Die
rsbtes GalGfe mittels Heooloertugeln
enttibt. Oas MGo9en lag nit gez
fdlteten @Gnben i'm Bette. Oas
Nptit aur Shat 1oa in l1nregelmGBigs
teiten gu 5u9sn fein, Die ii4 Der un<
teroffi8ier bat 5ui4uIosn tommen laf@
fer.
Gin pieIgennnntet
miin9ener @oitpirt, Greqor Sreff=
Ter, Der S9Opfer Ot4 tnamii4en in
unbere 9GnOe iibergangenen, bauptz
fG6Ii6 pon Stubierenoen unb
Srem6en beiu9ten @ersniigungs>
GtabIiFemeuts in Der SOnnenfraBe
Az Mtiin9en, 1T unter trugiI8en
ltmhGnben seiiprben. Sreffler. Der
fIh nod feine,n tpirtf9aftIi9en GU
fommenbru9 i'm berflofenen Sabr
au erf@ieBen perfu9te unO bann in
Bic Probinaials Srrenanitalt nah
Glgfing fam, 1T BON bort entloHen
unb pOnig peroImt in feiner 9eis
matgemeinbe &ottba9 in Sberbepern,
90 Sabre alt. infolge cinss linz
aliidsfaIes g~eitOrben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
NInttNGtIdrr @rrfen. mm. Ell

NlattOiitI6er &efeen. @m. Stir.
mann, SefretGr, Dobnbaft in Coco
ma 8nrt, oeriamnleIt ii6 ieOen 2.
9onnerstag i'm Nonat in 827 z.
StraBe.
Sobn
9ieb, Sefret1r, 1888 9. Capitol
StraBe. @eriommeIt fi9 ieoen 1.
9ienstag i'm Monnt in $50. 922
Yenn. Abe.
Snuge Wetger : ltnterfitmngsber-
Elm. 8eriommelt ii9 am 3ten 9iens-
tag I'M Monat in $50. 922 Benn. Mne.
George 8aferihmi0t, Sefret1r.
Columbia @rnmer . &r~anten.1tm-
teritiknngsDerein. Sran5 gfom, sc.
fretdr, 1884 22te Str, g. @. Ser
iammeIt fid ieoen 8. 9ienstog i'm
Monot in SEQ. 827 Z. StraBe.
8arbiersltniOn. 8eriammelt 1i1
am 1. uno 8. Mittpo9 i'm Monat in
geo. 922 8enn. Ibe.
Bidder : nnterItatmngs . Union.
(aIt. @eriommeIt ii9 om /. Conn.
tag inn Monot in SEQ. 1927 Z. Str,
morgens nm II ubr.
SGfer : ltntcriiitnnss . @erein
ND. 1. (S1tng). @eriammeIt fi9 ie-
Den 2. Sonntag i'm Monat Inn II
ubr moreens in $50. 1877 7. Ctr.
Mrbeiterframfem- mnO Gter6efafe
Brand Nu. 1873. 8erfammelt
Ii6 ie0en 2. 9ienstog uno am Iesten
@amstag i'm Monat, oben0s in SEQ.
1927 Siebente Str. g. SO. &i9oro
.S9miot, Setret6r, 1922 %. Str.
81. 90.
@Drfmens Benefit an6 8eneb.
IfDc. @eriammelt ii9 ie0en 8.
Samstag i'm Monat, lbenos s l1br
in $50. 1927 Siebente Ctr. q. 50.
|6riB Bauer, SefretGr, 437 IA. Str.
6.
GOneOrOia : &erein SDr WlaOens.
bnrs) MarblanO.
Bran : Mrbeiter . 1tnion SEQ. 118.
8eriammeIt it9 am Iesten Gonntag
I'M Monat in goitelo's &one, 6. nnO
g StroBe. 81. So, @m. Senmutb,
Setretar, 918 4. StroBe, 81. 6.
9enti6er 1tnterItikMngsbmn6.
Ot1tritt $50. 40. Gefret1r @m. San.
netnat1n, 1915 Marion StroBe, g.
So. @eriammeIt ii9 ie0en 4. Mitt.
mod I'M Monat in 827 Z. @traBe.
9ertIder ltntertiitnngsbmnO, 81.
Itrift 100. Mfi9aeI 0tet5, Setretdr,
629 $ StroBe, g. 6. 8eriammeIt
li6 ieoen A. 9onnerstng i'm Monat
in 1877 Z. StrnBe.
9entiGer Neutrality-suspicious.. Ot-
Itrift $50. 41O. SetretGr Sobn Waet.
ninger, 716 Gresham @loce, sc. 90.
@erlammeLt fi9 am 1. Mittpo9 lie.
BEN Mona3s in $50. 1927 z. GtraBe.
0emtId : Nmeritaniider . Inter
ltiitmmgs : @erein. Sobn 9ies, Se-
fretGr, 1888 g. Capitol StroBe. Ser
IammeIt ii9 ieoen 2. 9ienstag i'm
Monot in SO. 1877 Z. StraBe.
Drcafia 8nnb. Gift. Of. gol.. S.
81. S6iireer, Sefretdr, gongreb
Seigbts, 8. 6. geriommeIt fid ie.
Sen 2. 0onnerstag I'M Monat in SEQ.
1877 z. StroBe.
@aibimstum Sid @eIisf. 9rdiioent
$. gnmenrei9. 8~eriammelt ii1 am
/. uro 8. Montag i'm Monot in SEQ.
827, Z. StraBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
gerrtnr.

9eMtIder Gentrnlberein. BrdliOent
4rrt 80lfner; /. 8i3e-Br1i. Mar-
tin @iegan0; 2. Gtoe-Tr1i. SO. Stud
oGi9el; 8. @i8e-Brai. @arI ggoIf;
A. @i3e : 8r6lioent George Mair;
5. gi3e : Br1liOent @ugult Shmiot;
Rarl Sammel, S9asmeiIter +;
@u1tab @enoer, SefrctGr; gongreB
Seigbts, 9. 6. SabnentrGger Soiepb
@on0raf. @%eriammlung ie0en /.
Dienftog I'M Monat in SEQ. 922
Yenn. Mbenue.
columbia nrnpercin, 928, So
GtrraBe, g. So, Nortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ie0en 2.
Sonutag i'm Monat, Nabmitt. $50
ubr. 8oritonosIibungen icOen Mon-
taq, Mben0s s ll6r. Grnlt @erItens
berg, 8rdfioent, 1343 e GtraBc, &C..
SO. Selepbon SO. 2086. S9riftport
s. 6. Mann, 223t Is. StraBe, g.
So, Selepbon Geol. 3438.
Tdmsn.@ clifton: Grou Saeub 8aumsartner,
grGfOtntin; 6rau 8. 8. @nnn, SstrstariH.
SctcrnncnOcrcin ScS 8ten Sata.
.aDns. @csiammelt li4 in Der Snrn.
Aole.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
9aitor: &eo. saul q. Wten8el.
GOanseIild : Intberiide (

GuaueeliIa : littberiide SiOns'
Stride. 6. uno g ctr. 80. 80.
@oItor GeO. 6. S. gergner.
@~ottesoienIt am 1. uno 8. Cont
toq Morgens unO @benos tn eng
Iiid. gm q, A. unO 5. Counting
Moreens in oeutld, @benos in eng
it'd.
MiNions-gsrsin am 1. DOnnsrstGs i'm DO
nat, 2ubr na&nnittnss.
Grouen.9 srtin am 1. DCnnsFstas I'M NOnat
3 llbr na@mittass.
Gut6rr.2tea fir Sanslinss isStn DOnasFltHS
Mbtnb.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
GamSsmannidaftIide nmO l~tnterftiit-
1tn9s : @ereine.

~H~ N~$V~fN"T-
ungs : @ereine.
@aIbinstun g~ritIiberein, CHARLES
Sof Sefret1r, Bor SEQ. 2204,
citation g; 8ereinsIofoI MrionbnlIe,
1905 G StraBe, 81. %. @erfamm-
lung erIten Oonnerstog I'M Monnt.
Hrdi. Sen. g. @idenba4er, &enois
Building, II un0 9 StroBe, g. SO.
gnuFa6trin 8ereim. Srau @nna 9pits,
wrdfbentin. gsrIammslt f& bdieIbif.
Gdweiser 8ObItGtisfcitsberein.
8r1l. Sulilts @gIoff, 118 Eenneiie-
9lOe, g. g.. 6. 6. S9negler, Setre.
tar, 1929 S Ctr, g. So.
@ereim Baden, alois &einbart, Sc.
fretdr, t13 9 StraBe, g. So, Der.
fammeIt ii9 ieoen 1. Oienstag i'm
Monat in 1927 Z. StraBe.
@erein 8aDern, Columbia Seftion
Scr. 1. @olfgnng <do1i6eI, Yr6i.
grant Wtegat1O, StoesYrql. Wtt@el
SoIobeierIein, Sdasmeiiter. Ebeo o..
2edert, Sefret6r, 1910 Sla. Mbe.,
81. 6. 8%eriommIung ieoen 1. Conn
tag i'm Monot 8 llbr ra6mittogs in
922 Ya. 4be.
SeKenSarmaGOter ltnterititanss-
%creim, Sobn Weininger, Sefretar,
TIC Gresham 8lace, g. SO. Ser.
iammelt fid ieoen 3. Mittpo9 I'M
Monat in 922 Ho. @oenue.
G&nabiIaer &ranten : ltnteritit.
snngsberein, Mi9oeI 0tes, SetretGr,
500 $ StrnBe. q. .. |erinmmelt
Ii6 ieoen /. Dienstog I'M @ouot in
1877 Z. GtroBe.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

3 tbr na@mtttnes.
eutber.2isa fir Sanslinss tsbtn DOnnsrltHs
Nbenb.
GpanaeliI6 : lutberiide ct. So
6annes Stride. Az Str, 9. Vs.,
apiI6en 9 unO s Ctr.
9aItor &eb. s. 6. Suls.
Rir@snrutb StrfammsIt I'D am l. NittDO&
I'm Mcnat, 8bsnbs 8 ubr.
Nrouenperetn Ssrlammslt lid am 1. WRttt.
rod i'm Rcnat, NaHutttta0s 3 ubE.
Qutber.Qiea Ssrlammrlt I'D am 2. Wtttttrc%
i'm Mpnat, Mbsnbs 8 nbr.
GbangeIii9 : lntberiide 9reieinig'
fcits : Stride. a. unO 6 Str, &c. 8.
8aItor 9fen. 9eno9 S9roeoer.
Ct. MattgGi 2utberii6c Stride. 9
Ctr, 5pii9en 10. uno IL. Str, 90.
8. 9euti9er @ottesOienit UNI II
l1br morgens, englii9er @ottesoienlt
INN s ubr abenos.
Baitor Geb. S. 8. Ilmenotnger.
GrIte refurmierte Stride, 6. uno g
Str, 81. @.
gaitor: &eb. Sames 9. gubrer.
Nn ieOem Sonntag:
9euti6er gottesoicnIt Inn II ubr
borm.. eneliiHer @~ottes0ienIt Inn
7.3O obenos, Sonntagsi6ule, eng
Iii6, Inn 9.45 b~ormittags.
Sn Scr ISOLDE b%eriammelt lid:
3ir9snratb, f& am 1. Dtenfns i'm @Onnt,
8 llbr Nbenbs.
Der 9strsrSsrstn jsbtn DOnnnins Attnbs
UNI 8 lltr.
Grausn.@ tretn am srfen Dienfas imNUnnt
nm 7 llbr 80 Wbenbs.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
geinus-g ereins.
W

8nI6inatUm GGngerbnn6. $50. 314
6 StroBe, g. SO. g[lbert 2epper,
&rdiioent, 81. 8rouner, Sefret6r, 314
6 StroBe, 81. SO. &einri1 @ommer,
0irigent. @eriommelt itd ieOen
9ienstag 5ur Singftun0e.
DamenDerrfl. Gran g.. q. 8nrtbrl, wrdE.
.8erlammIune tebtn 1. unb 3. Grstta9 bes
@Unats, Abfnbs 8 ubr, in Obisem 3OFaIe.
aripn . geIamsbereim, 1905, g
StroBe, 81. SO. Nug. S9miOt, RrG-
Iioent. Capt. Gbas. &. S9pegler,
GefretGr, 1929 S StraBe, 81. SO.
&arl Sober, 9irtgent. 9ireftorer.
o%erfommlung am /. Counting mad
Dem /. Mtittpod i'm Monat. Stng-
Itunoe ieOen Mittpo9. @eneralper-
iammlung am i. Sonntag i'm Wt1r5
uno September.
Mricn DamsnSrrsin. Graw 9. 3rumpte,
prafbtntin. Berlammluns am 2. NftttpO9
mrnatliG abtnbS in Obi9rm 2ctale.
0ermania NGnner +. GbDr, 922
gemn.a De. @rai. SObn @eiff. SER.
2eonaro @eper, AT 1. Str, q. 6.
emil S. gbriitioni, Director. Ser.
iommelt ii6 ieoen 1. Sonntag i'm
Monot sur Notwithstanding unO
ieoen Gonntog uno 9onnerstag our
Sineitunoe in 922 Senn. @be.
DamenSersin. Grnu SuIia GuBIsr, wrGl.
0er1ammtlt ih jeben eritn SOtntas I'M
MOnat I'M Ctisen 3CfaIe.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

0eutIder &riegerbMnS b~eriammeIt
fi9 ieoen 3. Montag monotli9 in $50.
922 Henn. 9loe., SelomebeI Soiepb
Nlair, $40, 24te StroBe, g. SO,
9ettId-N Sednifer-
@ereim b%eriammelt ii9 am 1. unO 3.
Mfitttpo1 oes Monots i'm Sdnger'
buno, 314 6 StraBe, g. 80.
germamia Gln6. &egelmaBige
3uIommenfunft Sreitags Abenos In
She 2oiefom, $50. 1923 S Str, sc.
SO. SefretGr 6. bon @rmert, $50.
1920 &ineman 8lace.
Smfel 8rGfs @ergniigmnss . Ser
elm. Geo. Mair, Sefret6r, 1881 lite
StraBe, 81. SO. 8eriammelt iid ie-
ben 9. Sonntag i'm Neotnt I'M Sol
Den eagle Sotel, Seem SerieD AOe-
r1te unO 9 StroBe.
Sntt BrGfs DamtnSsrsin. Grnu 9tnrs
@raue, prGl6tntin. Berlammelt lI1 am 1.
MittpC@ i'm MCnat TN 5aule zines Der 0ait-
sIitOr.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
0entider @aiienhangperein, @ra.

9entIder 8niienbuusOersin, Srd'
li0ent S. s. S9neiOer, @m. S. @tep-
ers, SetretGr, 1919 Srning Str, &c.
80, 9ireftorerl- unO 0elegaten.Ter-
%iommIltng am 2. Donnerstag ieOen
Monats i'm S1ngerbuno.
Srausn. 6hIfsSsr.in. 6rau s.. 8. 8drtbsL.
prGI. gsriammeIt lt9 munatIi9 am 2. Don't
nsrfns in Der Nnitalt.
Grausn-9 dbesrsin. Srau g. e5Hler. prGi.
li9 mpnatIi9 srmdB 9eti3.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Gin ibeaIer 9atte. pan.
toFfelbelD Ger BON Der befereH 9dlfte
tii9tige 0iebs triegt): Mber. 4lte. b6r'
bod ntr uuf, 3 muB Dir ia f4Cn bic
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Evening journal., 1912-09-19
PARTY AT WILLOW GROVE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Sept ia de-
lightful party was given by Miss
Pearl Raughley TO a number of her
friends at her home near Willow
Grove, on Saturday evening, the oc-
casion being her Goth birthday anni-
versary. Those present. we're: Misses
Edna Dill. Eta Gardner. Mary Raugh-
lev. Sallie Raughley, Mabel Raugh-
ley. Ida Raughley, Mary Faulkner,
Grace Bell Katherine Chambers, Ma
bel Chambers, Dorothy Longly, Mar
tina Shippers. Nora Shippers, Bertha
Mattock. Edna Whyle, Harrison Tay-
lor. John Taylor. Ollie Johnson, Ed
die Chambers, Luther Chambers, Ed
die McGinnis, Meredith McGinnis,
Grier Minner. James Raughley, Will
liam Raughley. Ealey Killen, Ernest
Killen. James Simpkins, Elmer Co
hee, Norris Jones. George Larrimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. McLain, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Graham. Mr.. Molar, Mr.. Nor
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Raughley. Ice cream and
cake was served. The hostess was
the recipient of many pretty presents.
Evening journal., 1912-09-19

COLUMBUS. O., Sept ia base
ball league among the convicts Of the
Ohio state penitontiary here is the
latest move by Warden r. H. b.
Jones The scheme of allowing the
prisoners to play ball was inaugural
ed for two roasons-to keep the idle
convicts in good physical trim and
to make it an incentive for the other
prisoners to do their work we'll and
behave. Only the good" convicts are
permitted to participate I'm the games
or to witness them. There's a regu-
lar league in the penitentiary, but no
regular schedule of games. One fan
in the bleachers said It might be
made up as follows Murderers YER
sus Pickpockets. Highwaymen YER
sus Porch Climbers. Safe Crackers
versus Burglars. Forgers versus
lmbezzlers. Upper picture shows a
general view of a game at which three
condemned murderers awaiting exc
cution We're spectators The lower
one shows Warden Jones calling a
strike on a batsman. There is no
appeal from the decision of tho UNI
pire. The folks in the bleachers don't
throw pop bottles at him. and he can
order both teams of the field II he
wants to. No matter how far bats
man hits the ball in this game, he is
not permitted to make a home run.
He may circle the bags, and the run
counts. but there is no home run.
Evening journal., 1912-09-19
TO HOSPITAL,
NOT PRISON
FOR CRIMES
GOrdy Who Held Up Man, May
be Reformed After Medi-
Cal Treatment
FIND YOUNG MAN
MENTALLY INCOMPETENT

After DR.. Samuel c. Rumford in
County Court yesterday afternoon,
had declared John f. Gordy, a youth,
accused Of highway robbery. to be
mentally deficient and in need of hos
pitai treatment rather than prison
sentence, jury acquitted the young
man and Judge Conrad ordered him
committed TO the Delaware State Hos
pital for the Insane.
Gordy's offence was the holding up
Of George Conrad in the Tood's Cut
yard and robbing him Of $35 and a
watch and chain. Gordy had entered
a plea Of not guilty, but Conrad posi-
lively identified Gordy and Prince E.
Lee, indicted with him as being the
men who robbed him AT the point Of
guns.
Chief Of Police Black testified that
after the arrest Gordy had told him Of
taking part in the robbery
At this point Wilbur l.. Adams. rep
resenting Gordy. admitted his clients
part in the robbery and added that the
young man was mentally unaccount-
able. DR.. Rumford, New Castle county
Noi huouSe physician, tnen jOld the
court that his examination of the
young man had convinced him that
Gordy was unable to distinguish be-
tween right and wrong.
Lee was sentenced to be whipped
with twenty lashes, pay a fine Of $500
and be imprisoned two years.
William Hemsley and Robert
Washington. colored, were arraigned
for breaking into a stable Of James b.
Talley with intent to commit larceny.
Hemsley pleaded guilty and Washing
ton not guilty. Edward Ward, col
ored, pleaded guilty to assault on
! Clarence Morris.
Not guilty was the plea of Mary
Bessick, colOred, to the charge Of as
sault with intent to commit murder
on Harry Turner on July 13. Wilbur
l.. Adams was assigned to defend her
In the case OF Edward Ward. col
/ ored. Clarence Morris, also colored
testified that on April 80 last, Ward
brutally assaulted him. When Morris
asked Ward to take a drink the lat
Evening journal., 1912-09-19
nEATH ans MISS RRISnN-

Miss Ella Brison, died yesterday at
the residence Of her brothers. Col
Thomas b. Brison and John G. Bri-
son. No. 103 West Seventh street after
a long illness Of disease complca-
tiOns.
Miss Brison was born in Whining
ton on December 21. 1852 and since
the death of Colonel Brison's wife
eighteen years ago lived with her
brothers. Previously Miss Brlsur
taught In the Scranton school for
deaf mutes and attended Wesleyan
Female College here and was gradu-
ated in Philadelphia. She was a
member of St. Paul's NJ. p. Church
and an active worker in all church
affairs.
Funeral services will he conducted
by Rev. c. A. Hill, pastor OF st.
Pauls NJ. L. Church on Saturday.