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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19
May NEVER
REACH HIS
HOME
Sentence Of Banker Morse
COmmuted Little
Hope for Him
TelogTam by UnILed Preas.

Telegram by United Press.
Atlanta, Gal. Jam. ID. Charles w.
Morse. commuted convict banker.
may never be able to leave Georgia
fle win undoubtedly die away from
his Maine home where he louged %
return. in the opinion Of physicians
who examined him today Morse vim
be permitted 70 remain al Ft. Me-.
Pherson until his condition makes
safe his removal
Through his pulse was far below
normal and he was very weak.
Morse was 80 cheered today that he
insisted 70 friends AT hls bedsire that
be would recover II his condition
permits, be viii sale for Bad Mauheim
70 take baths IN hopes Of restoring his
normal health and action a special.
ist ln attendance, however. said he
doubted a Morse would live to carry
OUT his plan.
President TAFT Thursday night
cammuted to expire al once the fii-
teen year sentence FOR violating The
national banking laws. under which
Charles WI Morse, the New York iii.
nancier and eklng served two years
IN the federal penilentiary ia Atlanta.
Ga The Communication 81 sentence.
which gives Morse IFS complete free
dom but unlike a pardon. does not
restore bis civil rights-was granted
upon recommendation 81 Attorney
General Wickersham and Surgeon
General Torney Y S. A.
The White House statement grant
Ing freedom 10 Morse follows
THE president Thursday afternoon
c0mmuied the sentence oi Charles w.
Morse 70 expire at once. This action
was taken upon the recommendation
IN the attorney general based UPON
Tho report 81 surgeaa General Taylor.
"a careful review of the report
MAX i clear Hy mind thai he ls
suffering from a combination Of dis-
eases dye 70 degenerate changes.
which aFe ineufabla aaa progressive
The reports show that both the cor.
diuon Of tie kidneys and The heart
are growlas worse. resard the at-
tack 81 cardiae dyspnoea. 81 heart
block. from which he suffered on the
morning OF tie i5ih instant as an
omiaous Occurrences ~ my opinion
the prisoners sslatiou u 5se aill De
in I'll probability lysa than one month
St kept IN eeaiinemeni and in the
event oi hls release on Communication
Of sentence i IS MOI probable that be
win live AZ long as aiN months
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19
n he county contest.

"Doub's Spelling book viii be used
I'M an contests and the participants ~
the Reading Circle ana County Corr
tests be ia the grades up to and ins
Guiding The eighth. Definite rules
win Be sent out later
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-19

GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS, CHICK
AsHA. OKLAHOMA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

Seq seq ttror, sGrgfen GIia, at De er %tiIbgielig til ot
tage liot t1rgt paa Eingene, % set e. oerfor min
Nenirg, at en- Wenn6, bbis S@nrnfter oanreoe en- iitGrt
Woointting til Deres, n1nnHe pasie fortrnffeligt til
9e1n."
Set un0erfriber leg lite ganife, ipare6e bun
imilen6e, r%en6ifipnt Mlper6en %paaitaar, at asontra-
iterre fpler Jig met titruffne al b%inanoet."
ueSSeg bilbe altlan %foretrRfffe at ie ct Speilbillebe
af Deres eget Seq / anore?"
uDd paaitaar leg ingenlrnoe; ieg CT fun al sen
Mening, at naar to Mennefer ifal fon1rne go6t US al
oct meo bi1a10er, iaa maa oe iamite1nnre oe peient-
liglte Ggenifaber. Men ieg frpgter, at bos to meget
itarfe Mo6letninger bil6e Sen iterfere &arafter al
benz altt6 foriege at %paatrDffe ben an6en tit eget
@eiens @tenpel."
SGrh5 10 Ii6t o%berlegent. Derefter bgieoe ban Tia
tet ben til ben6e og iog6e::
"g6renfor alt gao leg gierne bi6e, ella, b%oorle6es
hi to biloe pasie %iamr1er.
Sun Hep %fritaget for at ipare, tbi Moriane bar
MI fnr6ig 1ne6 iin Meliif, og tilnne6 forn Sr1 Mrens
og 1ninoe6e fin Datter ON at brpoe op.
SS6et Sc git lo, fit BUN 2eiligbe6 til at bbiffe til
@Na:
uDu fien6te allere6e peofor1nen6e, bpis forba6te
Mapn jeg tie %forntaar at notale> for Fin Mat?"
usSa!"
SLENDER 6u sin BIigt?"
st %funflenoe 8Iif bar @baret.
Do> set imiolerti6 bar blepet Mfter, bopbe 0ber-
%feriteren looet ipen6e for for at fibre Damene biem,
og 8oritasiiitenten bil6e abiolut leoioge @ielter1e.
Sru Mrens bar iaa tret al Sen uieooonIige It's
flu9t, at bum le11eoe fig tilbage / 8agie6et, bbor bum
iao ganife alene. Men tro6s Ben %lege1nlige Tretbeo
%orbeioeoe benoes Eanfer, og oct 6reieoe fig ilpr ON
Oct unge Nar foran ben6e.
&por De tog fig go6t no be6 @ioen al binar1oen!
t@e11oes imalle 2eber oabne6e fig li6t og in6i1t=
geoe b~egierligt oeu friife 2uft, ben6es @in6er bleo;
barrre, og benoes &g16er aabne6e fig og l1hffe6e fig,
lom om Sc biloe gribe noget.
Srtt5 og @lia iao tabie og t%a11fefuloe. W2en set
bar fife set frpstion11ne @nife efter 2pffe1s @rg0-
tr1nmer, Ser gjoroe Sem tabie, men set bar en- ltille,
betioelig @ebioitbe6 ON allere6e / lng6omnen at
b9re bereote til at in6tage Sen retn1esige @la6s
be0 2ibetS belbelatte 8or6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Siette &apiteI.

@imr1ele11 por n1prfebloo og 2rfter mills og for
a%arsagtig: Sr11 Sirens og ella git langs 40 Sfob-
beie1, iom forte 6irefte til Sfopribergaaroen, og iom
/ %bebogelig Mo6ietning til 6e l%nabfe6e % fugtige
@a6er / 8pen e,1br1 Dor beffet me6 ~ltipfroslen Sne.
Set bar Sen fprItc Gpooieretur, iom Weooer og
Datter foretog Otter &olis Selbre6eie; Barnet bap6e
| flere Tiger liot al en- on6artet @alsbetGr1oelle. Trl1
Mrens bab6c ielp %forelaaet at %onerrafe 9eorman11s
meo cit Gftermi0ongspiiit. @%nofip1t bum ifpeoe
npsgierrigc 9liffc og rao Meblioe11beo, bragte bl11
oog set Differ Ell Gang at blanbe fig imellem Wfer1ne-
ifene for at opn11ntre glia, bpis &inoer UNDER 8ar-
nets SDgbon1 bar blepne blege, og iom ofte iao me=
get trGt og t%llngiin6ig uo.
Sc git %langiomt og tanie pco Chen al b%i11al1bcr,
tbi fife e1ga1g Der Sen fri Mat11r forloo Sen trpf-
fen0e 6plelle ocr1, iorn bop6e beri fet imellenl Sem
iioer FIN Scat, ga @lla baboe %erfaret, bbem Ser bar
Sfpl6 be16es 9piters 800. Ser bar olorig pefsIet
ct Srb in1ellen1 Sem ON Sen ,1atlige 8egipenbeb mes
Der1lburg, men Set bar netop oen1e Saosbe6, Ser
gioroe oeres Snlgang uri og %tpunger.
gnoifjpnt 6r1 Nre1s life snife6e, at ben0es Sat
ter ifrloe tale ON Sen %ulpf1alige .@emn1eligge0, ion1
bum MI bar Me0oioerlfe til, iaa f%orbaoieoe set ben0e
BOG, at glia - moo al 6orpentning - efterfom set
9rife, iom bum alorig baboe r6talt.
@lia forito6 1eppc iep, bborfor BUN life piloc
bioe % bpre mere, lioen bum bapbe facet at pioe, at
ben Man0, iom bum bapoc toilet paa Tom ingcn un-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
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bi0rneaet, Roman af Carit Etlar, soc, elee.
tndb. S~5c:-Udvalgte Eventyr og Historier, at
H. c.. Andersen, 352 Slider, So Illustrationer
falling fra Norge af Jonas Lie, 5~Oc.-0pnge.
how'd .gen og Dronningens Vagtmester, at Ca
rit E,'ar,,e64 Slider. ST 90. eleg. indb. SIPS.
injb. 81 SO -Kongens Yndling. af Carl Her.
mann, 800 slider, $500. e1eg. indb. $3.50 =
Soma dsfistorler. af H. Drachmann. s5c,
II. Biursten. $50 slider, $1.-Paa Guds Veje,
at Bj. Rjornson, soc, elcg. indb. 81 $3.50.
g mt r 'rtsell'nger: skitser og Digte afAdam
Dan, CO.,, eleg. indb. S5c.-Den lille Deklama.
to S',rating til Oplesning. 4 slider, fnt
inlb. $l.25.- ~Nybyqgerne og Blokhuset, to
F ,rtHl,ine"r # Kr. Ostergaard. jndh Use.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Sppenoe &apitel.

N111tere11 bar en0t meo nogle %regnful6e l1ger, OF
Der loo ct lpiereot 9lpr ODER &aber, @fope og Mar-
ter. @n frHf 2ugt iteg op al sSor6e1t> og Suglenc
bpggeoe oereS Geoer / Gratopper1e, Ion1 1too / @11op.
Wfe1 paa 0e1ne Eio bar ser 6og i%fign1e1t pao
ben imolle Sfobbei Tom fgrte ben til Sc rerliggen6c
@ronbierge, fra bbis l16iigtstoor11 man bop6e ct
pregtigt 0berblif oDer SEN ifoprige Ggn.
Glla elifeoe iier Sen b%pggeIige @ti> ser bar ou1-
gibet al labe 8l1ife, og noor bun set 1n1,fffe @eir otf en-
lengere Sur ne6 lin lille Miece> op1egte' bum ofte
6enne 5ti.
Me1 @an6ringen / Sen grg11ne @nlombe6 bop6e
Dog alorig foreton1net ben6e 1aa benripenoe io,n /
Sag, ga %baliarnif @1o1nterol1ft opfpl6te 2uften, oq
oa ser: oberalt bar iaa lpit og flurt.
"@e en- Gang, &ante, bpor @olen o%anier!"
&o1t floppeoe | 8R11oerne pg inble6e ODER 2ns~
l%traalerne, iom biit og fer i%n1utte6e ber ODER 8eien.
I'll 1io1t foriegte BUN at gjgre set lamme iom Sc
og ipra11g og iuble6e %onrfring.
@lia laa ct 9iebIif forngjet paa be1oe, oq pluo<
1elig forefom set benoe, iorn ON E11in6 i116ilumreoe
&1loer nneo friif 2ib brpo OBJ ben6e, oq beru1et at
Soroarets Huit felte bun en- uin1ooitoaelig Erong
til at rDlte ale @orger al Zig og iuble font ct iorgIplt>
ober11o6igt Barn.
Sun req @otten al lit &opeb og bangte SEN ODER
lin Mrm, ioet bum raabte:
Sang mig, &o1i!"
De1 l1nge Nige fiji al Steo meo BEN lille efter
Jig, men oenne bleb imi6lerti6 mart bielpeIes ltaa-
enoe og rnobte:
"4lere, on leber for %burtigt!"
elia tom oaroeIes tilbage. &en6es Soar bar
faloet nno | 9jnene, men bun ogteoe life 6erpao Ga
begpnote at iamle Clearinghouse op for at faite Dem
poa lin lille @amerot.
&lnif, Der ran1te en- &a11ten at Soften.
"Nent, MI treffer leg sin Meie," rnobte 9foli %
ta1teoe igje11, bborefter bun i1blen6e ile6e ne6 as
ben laoe @frert, ser gift neo til 2onoepejet1, lom fra
8Der fgrte ben til Ben 1termeI tie 2an6sbp.
Get toretom @lla, iom ON bum bgrte en- &oqn
rule ben 40 2mnoeoeien, og FUN Ipb befpmret efte1
Bar11et. st tet &rat betog benbe %l161igten, men III
1aa bum ct Stint at &oiis bbi6e Dragt. @ao inub.
leoe Den lille og trmle6e ne6 as @frp11te1 GA Iiae
I Arr1er1e paa en- @erre.
ga ella ioa banl bleb bum itaaenoe lom robfe.
itet, beroes Eanfer forpirreoeg, og 8looet jaqe6t
i%gierne11 ben6es aarer.
Set bor it1gen @fuffelie! Set bar Derrburg, Ser
torboote Wfa1o, Ser 1too tpt be6 ben6e. Sun itpf
beoepet og rprte fig life at Ste6et, men itirreoe poo
ban me6 opibileoe 9ine.
9errblrg, iom baboe beiggt en- Gotient / SANDS
bpen og laoet lin @ogn fjjgre tom. foron qie1nen
Sfoben, iaa life Clio. Ml bans Ombu ajoIot Gar
net lon1 Silfel6et baboe fatet i bans Mrr1e.
Soet ban befanpeoe lin 8epagelie ligc ODER 70,
bette born alt for b%efjenote file geien, ipurgte bot
oenlt9t, ON bun bapoe itg6t Zig.
@oii rpiteoe leen6e pua Sopeoct og ~betragteo
11ps9lerriet Sen gooe Snfel, iom nj, niffeoe til Sc,
lille og piloe gaa bioere.
Wfen @oii Hap bam life ian let.
Std leg It9e oig, BOOB jeg beo0er?" ipurgte bun
San rpiteoe pao 9ooeoet % ~flappeoe be,,oe
@aar.
~Du boloer bel al mig life ionot?~
(Forts.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

Dottor 9ernb1rg Dor berot bien rne6 en- 6elele
al 0pb @iitterbeo / lit Sierte.
Sen roIige Neoif e, ban bar lige ODER for @er6en,
fa1n0e ban MI aflegge, % ban bar alene, og ban
faite6e Jig %itbnnen6e en- @tol.
@bilfe> &baler baooe Fan lite li6t 6enne Moo=
ne6 = og alt set for en- &pin6es @fpl0, iom ban
bab6e elifet, fgr bum blep gift, og iom ban l1betin=
get for beitan6tg %foriage0e, 90 ban gienioa be1oe
iom en- an6ens @11Itru.
Sans eneIte 5bagbeo baboe beret, at ban / 2png=
Sen life bap6e beret ~bilietnrf NOT til at rnogaa at
ie ben6e. }Sg MI fuIgte Oct ban1 iom en- @fiebne.
Nf 6rpgt for bans 2ip bapoe &iloegaro iegt De=
sen, og Set bbile6e MI pao bom iom en- @rb0e. @il-
Sc bu1 babe giort 6et> oeriom bum baooe. anet, at burr
6erbe6 gior6e set pnr1te imo6 ban1, lom BUN ober=
bobe6et flu16e giare? 9nn fplte en- bitter 8reoe imob
@fiebnen. gfaar ban / oct rninoite fu1r6e fon1r1e
bort fra oe11ne 8p, bpor be oaglige Mir6er pinte bant
bort fra oen11e &c., bpori Ser eronu fanotes ct
@or 4ine, ligeior1 Dem, Ser baboe gienne1itraolet
bans l%pffeligite 6orti6.
Men Np6ben6igbe6en bolot bom fat til Sen 8p,
bbor bans @fsHtens bapbe ilaaet 9feooer. Sg oes=
u6en fp1te ban e11onu en- inoerli9 2engiel efter list
ior6iif 2pffe> troos alt bap6e ban enonu &aob ON
og Woo til at blipe lpffelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

bre Men1eifer, bdooe iipillet $obeorolen Set Drn-
ma Of Brsoe % &iarlgbeo, ION bun ! fin Jantaii
l%1or1aleoe fig. . ## ##=
Waen i bette @irbnr al rro6iigenoe 6slelier fglte
bun itarf srang til at piie bm lin Gorogt % tit
@oo. 9aos og ~tilIiosfuI6 benteoe bun pao Sen Sag,
oa bun piIoe fan 2eiligbe6 6ertil. Gltit16 @ange
bapoe BUN allereoe / Man6e1 let bam for Jig, og bpor
bun git og ito6, ~ifialpeoe bun mart al Saab, mart al
Grpgt beo Sanfen ON at r1poe BAN.
Ween Dag, 6a Eilfnloet n1eget let flt1oe la6e
ben0e rtgoe BAN paa 8eie1, aan0eoe bum fbrit frit,
ga Sfobrioergaaroen fige6e frem i%n1ellent Sc nbgne
Srgtoppe. Sun bil6e lite for alt Ber6e1 babe
1ng6 ban / Mooerens Negrbprelie.
a1&t E ss#Na @ ~##-#@ -E##t@ . :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
@nh lysfrr Dagr.
@oman at $. Ceiling.
(GorH:)

De iibte 8egibenbeoer 6rpg forbi ben6es aanoe-
hse 8lif, og %pluoielig forefom set benoe, at bun b6rte
9ernburgs 9tenme.
Dremmen6e bgieoe bum Sobeoet og bpiifeoe:
nDen ian1ne b%e,1nelige Sorg - bpilfet i1toer>
list 8uano!" (.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
So bun Dar meget opbioiet % itoo @fpggen, gie,t-
fienote bum bar1 fgritk 90 ban iagoe:

Da- bun par nneget opbioiet % itoo ! Sfpggen, gie,t-
fienote bun ban f6rft 90 ban iagoe:
Set er Doftor Dernbrrg, naa6ige GGre"
GIia, Ser biotil bap6e betrot 9gfpggen til, petote
fig plu6Ielig ON. Meen Grl1 Mrens tln1leoe tilbage Tom
ON for noget ~frpgteligtz fnn1le6e efter en- 9tolerpg,
bportil bun itptteoe fig, og itirrebe paa 9oftoren, fom
itob foron benoe. Ween oct bareoe tim ct @efln6 -
1aa lgfte6e bun Saan0e11 og pegeoe taDs paa Dere11.
&g6e Minge begpnbte at treble foran 8ertbaro
Der11bnrgS 9ine, og g%ie1ner1 otSie Htnge 1aa ban
6en ga11le &ones tr11en0e n%bitrafte Saa16 og @llas
bbioe g(niigt, iom MI 0rffe6e op be6 Siben al Weooe=
rem. &an fnptte0e 6ingrene ian1mett, iaa set lmerte-
6e, men fun en- utp0eltg 8ebggel1e on1trtng Wtltttoot-
gene f%orraaote bans ir0re Spbi0ieHe.
vGor 9iebliffet ltaar leg fun foran Dem lom
2ege," 1agoe ban. rSar Sc mi Weoo til at ofpne en-
iaaoart, iad maa leg rette mig efter 9eres @efaltng."
Sru Irens reife Jig op, % benoes 9ine %fut1fleoe.
vSSSo," f%remlteote bun b91t og traaote ben foran
set %ltpnnenoe Barns Seng for at afif9re bam 8een
oertil> rja> set Weoo bar leg! Seq bill bellere ofre
nit get &ieo og 8Io6, fpr leg bil taale Sen Weanb
/ nit &ns, for bpis @fplo leg bar matet ct Barn,
% iom bar bragt @fam og @fiea16iel ODER Dor be-
6erlige 5anilie!"
Der11b1,rg faiteoe ct pinligt 81if ODER paa Clio
oq forlo1 t6ps 89rel]et ct.
- XVI W. Jul SuAC@ DCLIACUS VI y
@ereliet. Sru Sirens % 1beb9geltg paa lin HlaoS,
ben6es Mr1ne bang ilappe neo> og Der bar truenoe
@pnfer paa ben6es 8onoe
Eanfe1 ONT @I1a reb be1oe en6elig u6 al ben6es
@elbforgIen1meIie, og til tin @frRf ino1aa bun
M, at Ben ornbpggeligt bogteoe &emmeligbeo bor
aabeubaret for benbes Datter, og BUN maatte babe
BORT og %foritaaet alt.
Men MI forn ser ianoipnligbis Soorer, Spergs-
n1ooI og Optrin, iom bum ba6e0e iaa meget. Meeb
en- trot @tpnnen git FUN Zen in1ob @ibeoerelet.
Sen nnge 8ige ltoo / D6ret og lareoe fig imob
6e1 tilbogetrlafne &ortiere. &n1igtet bar ligblegt og
@inene bpile0e paa Waooeren.
ct 8or @ef1n6er ito6 Sc %iaaleoes og %itirreoe
pao binan6en; iaa gift ella, 11oen at iige ct Orb,
Zen til 8or6et og trpffeoe paa SEN %eleftriife &loffe.
Mooeren, ser en6nu life par @erre ODER fine 6plel-
ier, bapoe aloeles CLIENT SEN 81igt, Ser for 9i%eiliffet
bbile6e poa benoe, og ipurgte %foru10ret, bpa6 bun
pil6e.
r5enoe Gbriitine til en- on6en 2ege, Mober!"
Dette forte Spor, ser bleb gipet me6 fat @te1t=
me, forbabieoe Gru Mre1s. Sum iaa ifrapt paa itn
Datters blege Mniigt og r1aalte beroes @fiffelie fra
Sop til Saa, iom ON FUN bar en- f%ren1r1eo.
Denne rnge Bige ber foran be,16e bar 9enoes
Barn, BLOB al be11oes 8lo6 maolfe ogiaa Nano
al benbes Mon6, @roft al be11bes &raft?
~@lio -"
Dette lagte @oab heb belparet me6 en- 8ebreioelie.
vGet bapoe npret be6re ON 6u bob6e iagt mig
Set %tioligere."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Danish Life
IN II O w N
COUNTRY
By JESSIE II. ~ROCHNER
With Is Full Page Illustrations.

CONTENTS.
The Danes:-Government and Pol
itics.-The Church and P~1i~ion.-
PUBLIC Education:-Thhe university
Navy.-Administration Of Justics
and Local Observation-Disclosures
Unions and Social Democracy
Copenhagen.-Court and Society
Art and Letters.-Nusic and the
SStage'PpThe Position of Womsn:-
Danish snapshots.-The Poor and
Aged.-The Freehold Farmer and
Agricultural Cooperation. - Re-
claiming the Moors.-Old Time Den
mark.
ILLUSTRATIONS. q
A Typical Peasant Home.-The
Royal Palace of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre, Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change, Copenhagen, = Thorvald-
sens Museum, Copenhagen.-Group
Of Danish School Girls at Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
4 Pyp5ea1 D Wdddin w1ilafe Ghorc af a
FREDERICKSBURG Palace. - Frede-
ricksborg Castle. =, Gammelstrand nd,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
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Evening journal., 1912-04-09
COURT RESTORES
PEACE AMONG
WARNING FACTIONS

The quietness Of Laurel street
which was Jared somewhat on
Saturday last when neighborhood
quarrel arose between William Moore,
a store keeper. and Mrs. Margaret T.
Hutchinson. over children, was calm
ed i'm City Court today Moore was
charged with disorderly conduct as a
result of the quarrel. but he was dis
missed by Judge Joslyn after hearing
considerable evidence.
Mrs. Hutchinson said Moore's boy
threw a stick at her and she upbraid-
ed him, whereupon the child's mother
and the defendant, took up the fight
During this controversy. Moore, shS
said, cursed her.
Moore denied cursing the woman
but said he was annoyed by the child.
rem Of the vicinity and had complain.
cd to the police and Frank Stout. OF
the S. p. C. c.. about them. The
defendant called Mrs Agnes Myer'
and Mrs Name Chamberlain, who
said he did not use any vile names
Chief Of Police Black testified as {,
Moore's reputation and TO complain
about mischievous boys I'm the neigh
| borhood
Evening journal., 1912-04-09
Y. M. C. A. MARCH
WORK PROFITABLE

General Charles Bird presided at
the monthly meeting Of the y. NJ c A.
last night. Association reports showed
a great work done during the Asso-
citation.
Henry NJ Candy reported that the
night school during the winter had
been successful. The total enrolment
was 241, and a close attendance of g.
211. Thirty-eight subjects we're hand
led by 27 teachers. An attendance OF
453 was reported in the classes OF
English for foreigners in Pulaski Hall
Charles Bush reported a total at
tendance of 1923 in gymnasium class
es for March; 430 In the bowling al
leys, and elaborate plans on foot for
the annual indoor exhibition, which
will be held Friday and Saturday
evenings In the Six Paws Circus con-
Quoted by members Of the department.
George A. Elliott reported that in
the boys department the weekly at
tendance in boys club rooms of 2S6
He has plans on foot for a number OF
outings, one of the most imprtant OF
which. will be an educational triT
through League ls-ind Navy Yard
Plans also are on foot for the sum
mer camp.
Otho ID. Nowland, treasurer, in hi
report showed that the amount re
ceived from the recent sale of the Y
! NJ c. A. lots has been applied to re
luce the mortgage upon the building
Evening journal., 1912-04-09
PRESBYTERTANS
In AGGRESSIVE
ITYCHURCH WORK

Lewis p Bush, president OF the VIII
mington Presbyterian Union. today
announced the appointment Of several
committees to stimulate interest in
the church work and at the same time
to plan for aggressive evangelism on
the part OF the men Of the church. The
plans have been talked over at recent
meetings Of the Presbyterian Union.
One committee was named to pre-
pare for publication of a Presbyterian
periodical devoted to news OF the viii
mington churches. Each congrega-
tion is to have a department in the
paper containing news Of that parti-
cular church. The committee named TO
arrange for publication of the Pres
byterian paper comprises the Rev.
Henry Cunningham. chairman the
Rev. r. l.. Jackson. J. II. Burns and
Thomas e. Doremus.
Another committee appointed is 10
arrange for evangelical work through
out the city. including open-air meet
ings. tent and park services during
Sunday evenings of summer, etc This
committee includes the Rev c. l.
Candee, chairman; the Rev. j II.
Crawford, the Rev J. r. Stonessifer,
J J. Hayes. J.. II. Bower, James f.
Price and ]. c. Pyle
A third committee was appointed To
arrange for eldership visitation, the
idea being for an elder from each
church to attend meetings each week
in other prpehvtarian churchee in stIc-
cession. This plan. it is believed, not
only would promote sociability but
would arouse interest in church work
The committee TO arrange for this Wis
itation comprises General Charles
Bird. chairman; w S Prickett. ]. X
Porter and M. ID. Crossan.
These committees will report at a
meeting Of the Presbyterian Union on
Monday night next in the Y NJ c A.
building
Evening journal., 1912-04-09
LOOKING
FOR PEACE In
COAL SITUATION

By The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA. April 9.-whIle
the operators committee Of ten assem-
bled in New York today for a final
conference before the meeting with
the union representatives here tomor-
row, leaders Of the men from all the
anthracite districts Of the state arriv-
cd here today
John NJ Mack, secretary-treasurer
Of District No. ], stated that the union
is ready to meet the operators and
that he is confident Of concessions.
'Tho operators committee Of ten
mas declated that recognition viii MOI
be offered" he said. "but We have pos.
tive information that many Of the op-
orators are anxious 10 grant us what
We ask
"The report has reached us that
President George +. Baer will proba-
bly, resign from the committee after
this conference. We look upon this as
meaning that the operators are in a
position TO concede us something
which Baer opposes. or which he has
opposed. and this something Is prob
ably recognition of the United Mine
Workers Of America"
Evening journal., 1912-04-09
CASSIDY
GETS TWO
BALL STARS
Philadelphia Turns Over to
Wilmington 300 Class
HitterS
YOUNGSTERS REPORT
HERE TOMORROW

The Wilmington Tri-state baseball
club owners pulled on their biggest
deal today, when Potter +. Cassidy,
one Of the owners, announced. after a
conference in Philadelphia with
Horace Fogel, president of the Phila-
delphia National Lelgue team, that
Wilmington would get the services
this year Of Lee Hart and Joe Tex
myer, two of Fogels most promising
youngsters. Mr.. Cassidy was jubilant
over the deal, and considering the
past regulations Of the men. they will
be the find Of the year in Tri-State
ball
Hart is an outfielder. who led the
kitty League last year with a bat
ting average Of $50. He stands 8
feet inches. Is u years old and is
left-handed hitter. Hart accom-
panied the Phillies on their spring
trip and made good, but as all tho
Phillie felders will be in the game
again this year, Fogel decided to let
this promising youngster so.
Texmyer, who is a first baseman,
played in tho Blue Garss" Kentucky
League last year, batting .507. He
also hits left-handed and stands 6
feet inch high Texmyer is the
second classy first corner man on
Mr.. Cassidys list, Miller aud Bastian
being the others. II has been said
that Miller would succeed Bastian on
the corner, and now that Texmyer
has been obtained il may be that Mr..
Cassidy viii work Miller on another
bag Both Hart and TeNmyer win
report here tomorrow. They hava
been in Philadelphia since the team
got back TO that city and were met to-
day by Mr. Cassidy who sees in tho
youngsters possibly the best material
that will he developed by Tri-Stats
ball this year