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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13
PROPERTIES WANTED.

We wish to increase our list, OF
farms, country homes, and suburban
properties. AS to our business meth
DDS we would refer you 20 Dir. Roger
B. Farquhar, Rockville, Nd, Mr..
Paul Kester, Theological Seminary.
Va, and to Mr.. W. B. Morgan, Pts
Getaway, Md, whose properties, in
volving nearly 100000 we recently
sold. Immediate correspondence So
iicited. Fl. ". Hilleary & Co., 41a
Southern Building, Washington, D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13
NOTICE.

The mains Of the Alexandria Water
Company viii be flushed on Friday
and Saturday, May 9th and On, be-
r;rnig at 7 o'clock a. NJ, each day.
Consumers will please supply thea.'
selves with clear water.
Nav 7. i2t GEO UHLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

FOR SALElDcsirable brick DWELL
ing Si3 Queen street. containing
six rooms. First Class conaM!on.
1ohr n Normovle. - 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

FOR SALE.-Two fine building lots
on wes: side Of Payne street be-
tween Princess and Oronoco SITS.
Look 'em over. Offers wanted.
John D. Normoyle, Cor. King ana
Royal streets. y St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13
Sanders is Convicted.

Springfield, Mass. May o.-Eenja-
min Franklin Saunders, of Richmond,
Va, was convicted yesterday C an
noying girls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13
v DOE
COAE.

COAL. COAE. ho0H
Order your coal before the advanc'
at lowest summer prices. Best quail
ity, prompt delivery, and hnttor
price. Phone IS. De WATCHhSoh
1O7, South Royal Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

WANTED TO BUY a 5 or = room
house on 2 to acres Of land, with
outhouscs, good fencing, and bear
ing orchard, good water on OF very
near car line, fronting public roao
from 5 to IL miles of Washington,
give full description in first letter.
will pay cash. Ed. P. Mobley, Co.
lumbia, S. c., r. F. D. 3, Box los
"a 1w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13
Fo'r.:..S!!:::;A'.l|.....E!;;'

Ten acre farm, highest state of
cultivation, one mile west Of Aleyan7
dria, improved by 7-room brick dwell
ing, thorough repair, hot q cold wa,
ter, bath, large barn and other OUT
buildings. Elevation 200 feet; COM
mands excellent view Of surrounding
country; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. liAa@il Z.
E. J. FLEMING.
Real Estate Broker and Appraiser.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Phone 485J. =
119 s. Fairfax st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

LOST-On Friday morning, black en-
msl pin set with pearls. Return to
Alexandria Gazette. b 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

BOARDING-Large desirable rooms
on second floor, electric lights, mod
ern improvements, good IaD!c
board. Terms reasonable. ~ N
Columbus street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

FOR SALE-Desirablc Groom house
Modern improvements; large s:de
ward. For information address
aB." care Gazette Office. - 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

Hard shell crabs at RammeFs Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

The annual meeting of the sock
holders of Cashier Electrolyctic Al
kali Company will be held at the office
of the Company in the Alexandra
National Bank Building, Alexandra,
Va, on Thursday, May 9Th, 1919. at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of electing directors and the tran
sacsion of such other business as
may properly come before said meet
ing.
]. F. VAN NAME, Secretary.
% I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

FOR SALE.-Onc Alternating cleo
trio motor, 7 1-2 Fl. P. startir!; box
and all complete. W. c. BaSgett.
City Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-05-13

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
" e IN y o T (.
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Die sleiuport Office FIR bas Gin.
rinnatier 8olfsblntt" befinbet lid, ia
Rp. 339 gorf Srass, seseniber BEN
6ourtbuuIe, iupielbit Reniafeiten, Aa.
ssisem n. I. U. bis 10 l1br As Rinn.
ten Abenbs cntgesengenommeu suers
ben. Selepbon Eomth 2401.
gilbert galbtpsn bon 8enepue,
peI6er Dom peli5eiridter RI.in nee
gen unfugs su 80 9asen Gefdngnib
ltnb $50 nebit Soften bsftraft tpurbe,
bat eeitsrn Ra6mittag ieinen S5an an
bas aretsgeriht appeflirt.
Ri6tsr gunsblut BAT seitern i'm
Jalle bon Miliam !. MeGlanabon,
Rchlabperfpalter BON Gnnie glono.
ban, gsgen Slie Martin unb qnbers
ben WoitersaommiFGr anberipn aus
toriiirt cine Got bon % BEL 100 ssub,
on Der Suoisite Der 5. StraBs, al Der Z
taufsn itnb oas Refultdt su berihten.
- Die 8eutThamsritanifhen Dns
menairfei bon GoDingtpn, Henport,
BeasDue iino 8apton perIdmmeln fif
am gtittlpDh Runmittas Inn 2 ll5r
i'm Deutihsn 6aus on Der 9. unb
Saratogo Strabe. Inn iiber bic nGhfts
Rational 4onDention in ct. 2ouis All
beratben. Gin .6ocioi" nit baroufs
folgenbem 5dn3 if bonlit berbunben.
- 9eiiBtitelperdnbsrungsn GbdIer
BERN, 1ritftse, an aouis 6. unb gms
ma 5oufer, Got 325 in Sbaler's lInz
tsrabtbeilung In Soutbsats, $3.50 uns
anbers @er6inbungen. Stephan 8.
Drate on 8. 3. uno Celia WasRes,
2beil bon Got 80 in 1anIor's llnters
abtbeilung IN 9aptDn, 81.
Sm Campbell gountp Rreiseri6t
purbe geftern boa Goftigan 6c RDlI
etne alase fir $155 gessn Ulorris
Benton sinseriht. anaeblih fdfIia fur
gelisfertes MnteriaI.
- gbparb Genfel tpnrbe gefiern inn
Campbell Goiintp RreisgeriHt auf iei-
risn Geiftsssuftonb unttrfudt unb fsine
uebsrfiiarung naa Der GGtsIaHb 81
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6 . u ing t o II.

Die GpuinstDn Gifiee tar oas sSin'
einnatier gsifsblatt" befiuDet iid I'm
g.banSe Nu. 509-511 Raoiion
AoenHt. anseigen, Wittbeilunsea
unD Seitelnngen irseuSipeldler Nrt
merbca bis 10 lihr gbrnSs oaielbit
emtgeseugeupmmeu. Sclepbpu Soni9
1854.
- Die 9oli3ei iunt mad prsi luns
gen Qeuten, ipel6s i'm 9srDa6t iteben,
5rdu Eunfon, 81 Sabre oIt. bon De
roma, Gp., um $36 beruubt au baben.
5rau 3anion tam eeitern bierher, nm
$36 in elmer Der biefigen ganten 81
oeponiren 4ls fie ben 3ug in @ootngz
ton perIieb, purbs iie bon Drei iuugen
Wtdnuern aneerempelt. 4ls re fpdter
noh ibrer 9anotaide foh, mar oisielbe
often uno ibr Gelo baraus perIhpuns
ben. sic bat Der poIi3ei cine geuaue
gefhreibung Der bermut6libeu Stros
Benrduber gegsbsu.
5ruu @li3abet6 5obrsnborf itarb
eeftern Qbeno in ibrer Wobnuns, 46
girb gtrubs, i'm 4lter BON SO Sab
ren. Sir mar bic Ufuttsr pon pplisi5t
Grant sSobrenborf unb bic S6pisaers
mutter bon OsISSnfpsttor pster 1bisl.
- Rsp. aobert Rihars, friier
pfarrer in Der Ct. QntOnius airhs
in De Gourfsp, ap., bat geitern i'm
Ct glisabetb 5oipital feline irbiIhe
2dafbabn nollenoet. @r bate Elm III
ter Dor sc Sabren srrei6t unb Iein
Gblsben mar bic 5o!gs zines 5er5leis
eens. Dor mebrsren Sabren mar Rep.
Ri6arB Elm tatboli56er Wtiifiondr
duf Der Snfel Trinioab. Spdtsr tpar
er in Die gobingtonsr 9io3eie einges
treten. Der 5rauergottesDienit piro
am Wtttipoh Morgen in Der ct. Stez
pbdnus 2trhe in Repport absebaIten.
- Tie Bride an Der Wobifon
pite, )peI6e teBtes Sabr gebuut
tpuroe, fbeint un9eniissno gu fsin; 10
bat Rifter 5racp geitern entf6ieben,
commonwealth QnpaIt R. g. Eilz
llams beantragts, bab Die 8. G. 81.
Gtfenbahn ee5DuHgen tperbe, cine
Qenosrun9 an Der Bride norn.6men
5a Iafen.. = Die iesten @rpbgei9pps
renen bdtten cine 4ntlugs segen bic
s. e %. gifenbabn srboben, neil bic
Geiellf6aft einen Gemeinfdaoen hdlt
nnb dpuroe i'm aenton Rreisgeridt al
elmer @eloftrafe BON $500 perurtbeilt.
Seit Der 8etrafung Der Gefenfnoft lit
noH feine aenoeruns on Der Bride
cprsenomHen tporben nHo iit ibr GU
ftoEb benz 0ertebr iebr binoerlid.
Die Qebrer MKoeidtiou bes n6rb<
Iirben Rentudps bdIt ndhfxn s5reitag
Rl4mitt1g 4 uhr eine DerfammIuua
rb, nm bic 1<amten 81 erpdblen. Dit
lsabi i4tiak qspli0airuaa osr 2slxs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20

tpirb Bet bi<Ser @sIeeenbeit eingebtnb
tefprohen. Die 2ebrer aus allen Ebeis
len bsg Gtoates ipsroen anipeItno iein.
- Grft ssitern phrbe ss betannt.
bab Der Dsteftip SDbu meslpn, elmer
bon Wanpr philipps tiir3lihen Grnenz
rtungeH, Issten @amitos refisnirts.
patrolmann Games 3. Goop tpurbe
on ieiner Stelle ernannt.
- gefistitsIsgerdnbsrnnsen Sers
man unb Soiepba Ditmon on Mlorp
R. 8olbpin, Got in Granger; $1,000.
r. Burton 9. Susbes uno Jr1u an
u. %. Stasssnburs, Got an SdtIuno
Qpenue; 81. WaIfer 4ommihipndr
an u. .. 6. Grant, Got No. SO in Der
Suolptp 2oauon unterabtbeiluns; ST..
Rihtsr 9arbeIpn CAB in ben Dor
ibm perbdnoelten SGllsn fplssnbe Gnts
fheibunsen ob: Sm 5alle bon Imelid
s. Rouielit eeeen SerOme Rsspab
nurbs Der Intrag Der 8ldeerin auf
einen neuen 9rpseb abserpieien uno
oas llrtbeii in Der Snhe ipuroe beitds
tiat. Sn benz JaIIe bdnbelte es fi1 I'M
$500 Stabsnerfab. Sn Der Sdhe
Der Glprsnee Dspofit 8ant essen
Mrrris Snbse srbtelt SIdgsrin Elm
llrtteil iiber $50 suaeIprohen. - Sin
@ertkiIunesbefeh wurbs in Der SADIE
BON Sarrp Waoe sesen gerndrbina
8eeter erlaFen.
Cine Gpnfersns sfpiIden bem
Gretutip= =aommittee Der 5troBenbabnz
angeiteuten Der gopineton. ReDport
&c Cincinnati Strabenbabneefenf6 f6aft
inb ben gednlten Der 2eBteren bat gee
itern Ibenb itattsefunoen. Dos Gretus
subcommittee, be'tebeHb aus oen 5erren
9spre Stab, 5beobpre 8rejtenitein.
Chris. Cline, Riharb Brennan uno 5.
Staesenbnrg BON Der BLUE 8rob 0is
oifion Der NmdIeamatsb aFoeidtibn
De Strabenbabn NngeItsllten uno
prdItbent GrnIt 9rssn, Ppit 2ofoon,
QItert SiIpd unb 6. R. Wc&aD, ges
ante Der Soutb Gopingtpn G gincin@
natl Strobenbabn Gsfsafhuft. Gs
purben perfhiebene gropoiitionen be-
Iprohsn uRb beuts 2lbeno ertpdrtst
bag aommittee cine befinitips Qnts
mort. Dds 9ommittee erbielt ben
gefheio, feline Winihe IhriftIi6 ein>
5ureihen. 6err @rnIt fagts, sr hpffs,
in Der beute Qbenb itattfinbenbsn SIP
une elm Refultdt nit ben 2euten su
er3ielen. 9is jest piffe sr nod niht,
auf ipas fie fih einieen tperosn. lin
holb 8 llbr beeab fih oos Gretutip.
Gnmmtttee nit Charles @termann,
Sefret1r Der Srobes dnb 2obpr III
Ismblp BON Cincinnati an Der Spise.
mad Der Office Der Strdbenbahnz
angeiteqten, no bic 8srbdnblunesu nit
obigem RefuItat itattfdnb. Seute
abeno erbdlt oas 8ommittee cine ents
iheibsnbe 4nitport.
Sn Der eeitsrn Qbenb itdtteefunz
oensn Stabtrdthsiisung bat Weopor
Bhtlipps ben Ramen bon Z. Z.
S'9rien an Stele ppn :. 8ersermdrn
ais Wftfglteo oes Staotrdtbs erndririf.
2esterer refignirte, neil er aIs Se,res
tar oss BaFeripertratbs srnonnt
purbe. Da 5err S'8risn eine Steue
uIs gsiteIiso Der partbeb0rbe bat,
tpurbe bic geftdtiguns porIGufig auf
ben Slid geIegt.
aIbert Robinion, Elm Reeer, ipels
der lesten Somitus mOrsen BON Der
Regsrin Sarah @eit sei6oFsn purbe,
1T seitern Rorsen i'm ct. GIiSabetb
6oipitaI ieineH gerlesunetn erIegen.
Die Poitmprtem llntsrIuhung seiets,
odb Der Qsser in ben 2eib aeThoiien
fpurbe. Coroner Wiie fanb, bob e.
our4 5tDei RepoIpsrIhdHs aus Der
5ano bon Sordh Deft gu Ieinem
Sobe fam. .9egen bic 6rau ipurbe bic
IntIage bes moroes erboben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
2otal /. 8eridt.
Dies unb 0as.

lie 9aep Gifberies 60. BON
Cincinnati hiuterIeete beim Staats.
Sefreiar i'll Columbus ibre ssnforpo.
rationspapiere, Gos AffienfapitaI be.
tragt $4,000. ssliforporatoren iinS
Die Serren Sibnen NeiI, 9ern5aro
gSeil nnb Charles Sepn.
- Die 5abrestonDenticn Der Mcilz
pen Wail 4Hociation nimmt beuts
bier ibrsn anfang. Die Geie0fhafs
tefrebt aus 2lngsitsHten bes Giisns
fn5npoitbieniies. Tie GrDffnungss
flung finbet i'm p. Tl. @. u. auDiz
iorium an Siebenter unn WdInut
GtraBe Itdtt. yrGiibent %. Z.
G6erbt fopie be uroern 1snmten Der
gersinignng tpsilsn bereiis In Der
Gtabf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
ileberfabren unS eaObtet.

lie poli8ei lit beiniibf, anaeboriae
bon Grnit 2ns, ober Sutb, mngeifihr
30 Sabre oft, ausfinbig 81 maiden.
2utb iDuroe am Sonntae in 1npton
BON einem 3uge erfaBt unD gefobter.
Bon einer ganeieruloidine muroc
geftern Der % Sabre aIte gororbeiter
iuo Weiheniteller Cornelius Meeo,
Der bei Der Big 6oiir giienbabn tia.
tig mar nabe price &ia SufaaiQ iiber.
fabreH asuss siofort setODtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20

rsnsgnItalt oneeorbnst. SenYsl lit 50
Sabre aft unb bat 3raii nnb ainber.
Ssin 3uftanb ipuroe butd hphgrdbige
RerpoiitGt bsrbeigefiihrt.
Gbeerlaubnibi6tine: 6orolo
@ailee, q, BON Springfield, 81. uno
Raome garrpu, 81. ppn Cincinnati. -
6piparb 6. 2luflIbifb, q, nno GthtI
M. Sanen, 21, BON DaDtpn, .. =
eSdmes 8. Didep, 40, unb Sarnh Q.
6arper, 40, bon Gopineton. - Gb.
9aur bon 2anea'ter. g.. unb armsba
6. Teep BON gettysburg, ga. - Des
mar Gieipart unb 5eline Gram BON
Springfield, 8. - 3. 6. .. Wiie
uno pouIina gurniics BON Columbus,
8. = Daniel Winiams BON Gineins
nati unb Mdrn Roeers bon glepport.
5arrp s. WiItinfon, AZ. BON
Rihmonb, Snb., unD 2uena Sobnion,
33, bon ct. 2ouis, Wo.
- Die apmmiiIdre Der StdbtDere
nultung BON getpport ipdren stitsrn
Rahmittaa untsr benz 8oriib bon
usonpr 5eImboID in Sisuns. Sc tpurs
ben SAG. 81 fir ben Wuiieripertsfonos
unb 1921 fir M. W. aaeu sur 3abe
lung ansenieisn. Die 5oreerunsen
Fiir ben Stabthaushnlt tpurosn Sur
GussnbIuns dnaeoronet. Gin. geihluB
tpurbs angsupmmen. tpelfer nnoronet,
baB bis gum l. Suli ale gfpiten Der
u. 6. 8. e .. 60. unb Der 5eIepbons
Spmpaanie bon ben StraBen entfernt
iperosn miiiien. Cine Srbinans tpuroe
angenommen, tpelde bic grbebung Ell
nsr SpssiaIiteuer fir Die Wieoerters
iteIIung Der Spsrtpn Strabe, spifhen
Der 6. uHn 9. Strobe, debietet. yes
ihIiiiTe puroen aneenommtn, tpeI4.
nTe Seriteauna Der GoHln an Der 8.
Strabc, sfpiihen Wulbin3ton uRb
Srsrtpn, unb an Der 8. Strdbe. stpis
fhen SpertoH uno Qart Apsnue, gts
hietsn. Die Reiianation BON Ddlter
2anferiist ols MitsIiee fer GiOtis
pienits saommiiToR tpuroe psrleisn uno
aneenommen. 5srr 2dnferfist 1T bon
Der Ipsioliitiffen Qortsi sum Ratio
nolsSetrttdr ertpGbIt tporoen, pes1ai5
er in gbicoep fpobnsn mub. D;Ie
Reiigndtion rief cine srobs 9ebatt.
berpor unb 5err Gimsr fpoIte Elmer
Yardardphen Der Gonftitution eedns
bert bdben, ipel6tr noridrsibt, bos t;s
Gipilbienits spriiFunoen nur auf 9s-s
Ianssn Der aommiIfon obaebaIisn
iperoen folIen. Gisisr antraa psru-s
iahte tpi.ber elm argument. WGbreno
6err gaiIep Worlibee bemsrtte. hab
eiss Hiht uotbis iei uno 5srr Slu:r
eisfe 4niiht tbeilte, iagte 6err Gbert,
cab Die 9ommiHGre ter Mun5ipaIs
8cripoltuns bon gseippprt non o.n
9iirsern ertpdhlt frurbsn unb eaB es
lIs HommiiTdr Der 6ffentls6ta Si1srs
belt beuntraee, odB Die Gisnks Der
oisnitsaommiffdre auf Geiie ees
ftst reip. bieieiben tntIdfsn usroen.
strr elmer unisrftlbte ben antrag
unb ea bic 6srrsn G5lri, Elmer uEr
SeIInboIo -bafiir unp RE 6errtn Moy.
Iioge uno Bauer od9eeen iti1irtsn
rurbe Gbert's 4ntras ansenommen.
Sr'lSitor Wolff srb.el. ben eluffrag,
in Der nGhftsn Sisuna cine O:einans
cin5arsihen, tpslhs BE Diocrrufuna
Re; giDiIoisnIt Crbinans e.b;:iei.
Gtrr e6ert fn3ts, bab tr ols ApmmiIs
far Der off.ntlidsn Siherberi fton i'm
Stunbe fet. tas poliSsis uno Tentrr
irebroepartemsni su u.rpaitsn inb
eof man t.sier aOmmifon niat te.
eiirfe.
Miaiam Qetri, 80 Sabre oIt,
bon gfo. 512 Sorntoga CTR, fieI ae.
tern Woroen an 5. nnb 9art aDenlle.
bon einem 9aline unS erlitt einen
Seinbruh Gr ipmrbe I'm 8atroIpogen
lfoSn Morn l%tanorG 6agt.,%of ,aL~o4.
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9abtpn nnb Seuebue.

- Coroner Iigbn hieLi eeitern
Waorgea einen ,snauelt iiber Die 2eidc
bon Srau Aniatioa Slider. 50 Sabre
alt, &Sittrpe bon ssoiepb 2. 5iidJer,
2l7 @oibingtou apenne, ab. sSrau
SSIidJcr ifeint in 5cIse zines SdDIaa.
anfaIles ibren 9ob aefiinben gu ia.
ben. Ste tuurbe tobt in Der gooelpna.
ne gefunoen. Ter Coroner Fano, naB
ein S6lagiIub ibren Ieo perltriadte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-20
3u Gtt1f
ST Oer MnSfauO Der Gtra6cn'
babnaM9ejcQtem.
Der Straeea6a6n6strie6 miro 6sute 20orseu
ipieoer anfsenonlnlen usroen.

eas sbeasabOmmsn strrn Abenb pS gnnbe sei
nnrrdbuet sammttdc g. a i'm Iienit Der Strahn.
abnaraia sewne Imte febra bens bic Mrbeit smrhf
lie llmom StraheHbahaseaia anerfaunt Cine an
Sail mereeH diebsgeriih erebst Der
arirbensidub aererr pine 8mabumarn Matter
ausbt 9raEoenten Der 5essateO Smpropcmsnf aaiom
DerSanien Ge ratbenbn apnasen parem bis tn elf
hr aefern NbsRs.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
LOSES HIS LIFE ON RAN.

The body of John Keimer of Penny
HILL who was instantly killed by a
freight train at Moore station yester
day afternoon, has been removed to his
home. Mr.. Keimer, who was 27 years
old, was an employe OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, and was at work max
ing repairs to the inside rail on the
northbound middle track and stepped
aside to permit a southbound train TO
pass him. The roar Of the train made it
impossible for him to hear the other
freight before it wds too late for him
to get out of the track of danger.
The remains were turned over to
Deputy Coroner Drew OF Darby and
were later brought to this city. When
the train struck Mr.. Keimer his body
was hurled about twenty feet away,
and the remains were greatly mutilat-
ed. The young man is survived by a
widow and two small children.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
SIS THE COST
OF BATTLE OF
BAXTER'S CORNER

At the meeting Of the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners yesterday after
noon the commissioners decided 10
allow the bill Of So from Misses Eliz-
abeth and Lucy Healing, who main-
tain the lodging house at Fourth and
shiplev streets, in which Homer G.
Virgins had a room during the Bat
tie OF Baxter's Corner" and where
he committed suicide rather than
submit to capture. The bill was to
cover the services Of the women for
cleaning up the broken glass, blood
stains and debris in the room OF
Virgins after the police mad carried
out the body Of the dead bandit. The
Misses Healing worked until o'clock
that morning cleaning up the '.!rt
and wreckage. and as the commits
sioners decided that the police de-
partment was responsible for thel
damage, they ordered a check drawn
for that amount
for IS for the young women.
The report OF the house sergeant
showed that during the past week
the fines and costs collected in the
City Court amounted to s549.35. This
is probably the largest sum collect
ed from this source IN one week
in the history Of the court. II Is due
to the fact that Of the heavy fines
and costs imposed in the City Court
last week many of them we're paid.
During the week II prisoners were
committed TO the workhouse.
Bids on a contract for printing 500
copies OF the annual report Of Chief
Of Police George Black we're received
/ from Charles L. Story, S76.25. and
the Star Publishing Company, s6775
/ The contract was awarded TO the
Star Publishing Company
The monthly report of the patrol
sergeants showed that the automobile
patrol during September. travelled
| asa miles. responded TO 302 calls and
( carried 344 people During Septem-
+ ber. Chief Black collected $500 in
( deg tax. During the same month the
matrons had GO females in their
/ charge.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
CENTRAL CHURCH
MISSION WORK

With tho new president, Mrs. J. H.
Crawford, presiding, members of the
Woman's Missionary Society Of Cen
trail Presbyterian Church held their
first fall meeting in the church par
lers yesterday afternoon.
The treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Tay-
lor, reported a balance from last
July of s6.s1 with present balance
of s5.81 In tho treasury. The report
Of the box committee, Mrs. d. w.
Maull, Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs.
Walter T. Bush. Mrs. Joseph Hill
and Mrs. George w. Remington, was
presented by the chairman. Miss
Stuart, who also read a letter from
Mrs. NJ. Frazer, Of Sales Greek, Tenn.
Mr.. Frazer, who is a missionary, and
his family are to be the recipients
of the Christmas box this year.
Interesting reports on the home
topic, "The Mormons" we're given by
Miss Hardcastle and Miss Halkett,
and Mrs. Anna Martin spoke on the
subject of The Philippines" the for
eign topic.
Announcement was made of the
Synodical meeting, which Will be held
in Baltimore, beginning Tuesday, Oc-
tober 2s. Mrs. Annie Martin, Miss
Eva B. Taylor and Mrs. Walter d.
Bush will attend as Synodical officers
and Mrs. A. B. Gillespie was appoint
ed as the official delegate to repre-
sent the society. Reports were given
by Mrs. Lille Weller, for the mem
bership committee; Mrs. Price for
the social committee. and Miss Hal
kett for the young peoples societies.
Beginning Monday, October "a,
a mission study class will be con-
Quoted every Monday afternoon from
4 to 5 o'clock by Miss Bertha Harlan,
at the Young Woman's Christian As
sociation building.
During the social hour which fol-
lowed the business meeting, the
hostess was Mrs. ]. G. Massey and
assisting her we're Mrs. ]. A. Price,
Mrs. Jennie Massey and Mrs. L. T.
Bush.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
EAT NEW BREAD, CABBAGE, SAUSAGE,
AND DIGEST IT. "PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN." !"

No indigestion, no sour, gassy stomach
or dyspepsia. Try It'll
Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badlyj ferment
into stubborn humps and cause sick,
sour, gussy stomachi Now, Mr. OF Mrs.
Dyspeptic, jot this down. Pape's Dia-
pepsin digests everything, leaving moth
ing to sour and upset you. No differ
ence how badly your stomach is disor-
dered, you get happy relief in five min
utes, but what pleases you most is that
it strengthens and regulates your
stomach so you can eat your favorite
foods without fear. Most remedies
give you relief sometimes-they are
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
NEW DEPARTURE.
Selling Medicines at Half Price Under
Guarantee Of Cure.

After months Of remarkable sales, the
plan Of selling at half price the regular
80 cent size of Dr. Howard's specific for
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia,
and guaranteeing to refund the money
if it does not cure, has been the great
est success ever known.
Anyone suffering with dyspepsia,
constipation, liver troubles, headaches,
dizziness, coated tongue, or the general
tired feeling, caused by inactive liver
and bowels or disordered digestion,
should take advantage of DR.. Howard's
new departure and buy a bottle of DR..
Howard's specific at half price. with his
personal guarantee to refund the
money if it does not cure.
For sale by \. B. Danforth, Market
and Second streets.
Evening journal., 1913-10-08
FIELD DAY FOR CORN GROWERS.

Under the direction Of the Depart
ment of Agronomy, of the Delaware
Experiment Station, a field day will
be held on the farm of J. A. Hopkins,
north of Newark, tomorrow afternoon.
This season Mr.. Hopkins has grown
thirty varieties of corn In cooper
.ation with the Station. These will
be husked and weighed on Thursday
Afternoon and all New Castle county
farmers and especially those in the
vicinity Of Newark are invited TO be
present. Members of the station staff
viii assist IN the work and discuss
the merits Of the various varieties Of
corn and methods of seed selection
and preservation.