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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
CARL TON JACKSON
NAMEDFOR MAYOR
Receives Nomination in Ginter
Park-Women Have No
Voice in Election.

,l,S Women @neIi were re barred from voting at
Gents Association last night when c;
Ni ia't1oh JACKSON was nominated for
mayor ana w. i. Redo for Town Conn
Imam The Council will meet on Fri
"ay night to hold an election
some days aro the Council notina1
lfeSleent NJ NJ. Gillian. of the resi-
cents association, of the vacancies ere
m'@d ny the resignation of .Iohn Gar
Whittet MS Councilman. The roun ,rii
= ~! that while it has fun legal
authority 10 fill such vacancies IL
woI H. feel itself bound to elect SUCH
mcnded by majority OF the ou5Iifnl
N AsH IN the Ginter Park Residents
ASSOCIATION. This provision cffcctualiv
PAIRED frn,,' w9;men property owners even
mere is no doubt, however Of tba
/, u ma nlmouS election of Mr. jackson ms
me new Mayor of Gintcr Park lie ia
|, { ,oW weilii IL attorney and commits.
n."h"r IN chancery Mr. Rcdd was for
'hri,N Mayor OF Highland Park.
pIlccrS Of the Gintcr Park Residents,
were reelected. rs follows.
~, vi, Gillian, president: DR. r. W
secretary ana treasurer u.s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
GLOVER FAILS
TO WIN APPEAL.
Must Serve Eighteen Years in
Penitentiary for Murder of
Meade Haines.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals yes
ierday refused to interfere I'm the case
of Mott II. Glover. sentenced 10
eighteen years in the State ienitentiary
FOR murder, he must shortly begin his
term. The application for an appeal
came from the Circuit Court Of Buck
ingham County. where Glover was con
Nicted on August ~ for The murder of
Meade HaincS on May 3.
Judge Il. Carter Scott. of Richmond.
sat in the trial by appointment of the
Governor in place of Judge Iundley
The prisoner set up the plea OF in
snnity and introduced evidence to show
that he had. about the time OF tho
killing, been more OF less Irrational
showing desire to repeat poetry at
inopportune times. He was examined
by Or. j. y. priddy and DR.. w f..
Drewry, state experts on insanity. who
agreed that While rational and re-
sponsible. he was of an uudcveloped
type having at thirty-two years of
age the mental development of boy
from twelve to fifteen, Dr. Priddy
testified that while not insane, the
prisoner was mentally defective having.
q dwarfed mind
This was shown. he testified. hy the
iact that man of his age should have
become infatuated with Young girl
wearing short skirts. barely fourteen
years OF age, and should have shown
intense jealousy OF her playmate ana
cousin. boy of fourteen The trial
jury held him guilty and fixed his
punishment at eighteen years in the
Pen'tehthry' Tie was represented by
Hal H. Flood, Moon & Pitts and Sands
Gayle All Of the Supreme Court
judges concerned I'm refusing tho pcti-
ton for appeal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22

CASTANAY SAILOR
IN HENR|C0 JAIL.
Lester Andrews Pulled From
Chilly Berth on Fast Train to
washington and Locked Up.

i''S'cf Andrews. who is more ac
cuS'"nod 10 tho wide WAYS of no
go man TO travel on land. was ar
80" Yesterday afternoon by r G.
~ Spccial o!liccr employed by
Ihe Iflchmond. Frcdericksburl eud 10
'oi"ac Railroad Company. on n c,,,r~a
81 attempting 10 beat his way from
richmond to Washington Andrew.
~" fet as far rs Ashland IIc honrdoG
~ t'"ih somewhere in Richmond. ana
WAS seen by the engineer and 0rc-
.'o'" as the Train was passing through
49, away YARDS standing ON the
tIoht platform OF the forward coach
l, Vas me iast train which leaves hnrc
1T l-.VI O'Clock, ANA the drive of mo
ar against the speeding train chillod
me excess passcnr," almost TO M
~ r"M. re p'c'1 TO his mind the
warm comforts 81 ae fo'csle ana :,
l"ir "lnd Tree from cinders Spccial
,''StI l,oS"cH met the train at Ash
Ihu' ana was Informed by the engineer
81 me castaway on the platform of mo
forward coach '''o
come In where II is warm" s,id
boswell TO Andrews. ana took tho r.,n
a prisoner from the train He was
p'"usHt nack 10 Richmond on the ncx,
HN"inlhg train. and was lodged I'm mo
iiIti''C" County jail. There ii will be
niue warmer than the fo'c'sle ana
hearing Will be served ins,caI ~
"scouse." OF
Andrews said that he was twcrtv
one years old. and sailor Ia lar,
ms last ship In Newport News SOM
Jays ago, and was trying to get back
L" Boston, his home. 10 take anothn,.
snip But the hand OF The law inter
Nehed He had little money, NOT
enough TO pay his fare to Boston. ana
ne Knew as. all stranded sailors know.
; rnlsh, be some days before he
vessel Therefore, his money was TO
80 Tor hoard and lodging untn he got
another birth 50
Nnen he was searched. Andrews was
4"uh" 70 nave on three pairs OF trous
1hey took the place Of an over
'oat ana lac kept himself compare
49, warm. iie VIII have hearing
'e'o'o 'he magistrate this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
STUART WORKS FOR
PARTY HARMONY
Democratic Nominee for Gov
ernor Speaks in Behalf of
House Candidates.

fiefiry {. Stuart, Democratic nomi-
nee loi Governor of Virginia, will
sl"ak at Abingdon on October 81 in
the interest OF the Democratic leyis-
iatlFe ticket Having no serious Tight
Oh his own on hand. Sir. Stuar, Is mid
ing the campaigns of Democratic can
uiuates FOR the House who have oppo-
sition. He spoke on Monday niyht ot
liarrisonbuig in behalf OF George H.
heeZell and DIR. G. H. Rolston. IN.
Democratic nominees for the House
VINO are opposed by George ~ Earrnun
ana NJ r. Harrison, Republicans Tn,
night In that county has become on.
OF the most bitter In the State. fac
tionai teuds within the party threat
ehing to prevent the party nominees
from polling the full Democratic
strength. Mr.. Stuart urged marty
unity. and particularly commended 10
me voters former state Senator kee-
EEL. VINO has for many years been ;.
personal friend OF the Incoming Cow
elhor' and whose services as chairman
OF the Senate Finance Committee. +,
is held, would make him peculiarly
valuable.
Mr. Stuart will speak at Abingdon
In behalf OF u. +. Buchanan for state
Senate against his Republican oppon
ent. Lou Summers, ana for j.. Z, Huff
ana y. j. Buck, the Democratic nomi.
~ 'hc iiousc from Washington
county and the city of Bristol. who
have republican opposition
AZ the state Capitol sotre regre, IS
expressed that the Republican party
did not see lit 10 put up State ticket
ci course. there would have been no
question OF the election OF Mr. S,uar,
as the Democratic nominee, but tho
'act OF opposition would have made
II easier TO get the voters TO the polls.
u
ems who dislike To vote the Demo
cratic ticket, and generally those who
are "agin the government" Will vot.
ior The Socialist Labor candidate with
cut either intending to elect him IN
making any effort to find out who n.
IS This would have the effect OF Civ
ing that party an undue comparative
hti.nSth. and lead II To claim numbers
mat II could not muster on a straight
Issue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
CIVIL SERVICE PLACES
Local Examiner Ready for tpplirnnts far
New Federal Job.

Ihc growth OF the parcel post business IN
tthe EiGhinond post-ouice has made places
ipr adIltioha! railway mail clcrkn William
hehry nam local secretary Of the Clv!l Ser
vice commission has been instructed Ia give
Il specla! examination 80 applicants for tho
position %! railway mail clerk on November
~ In th!s city. The Installation OF the pa,
eel post terminal In the basement OF The
p"st'officc viii necessiiate the employment
OF seen additional clerks
Applicants Tor these positions must be be-
,wsem the age1 OF eighteen ana thirty Ave.
ana must weigh at least l35 pounds
fireman In the Federal building Is also
IT, be appointed NJ salary az tho rate az
az" year. lie Is employed AT the b,,idin,.
from October 30 April 80. Applicants viii
he examined on experience and physical con
Examinations for the position az s,cnorra.
phei Tor departmental service In Washing
'2h ana Tor he!d service In this district Will
also be given. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
SETTLING CHURCH ROW
Judge j. J.. West Designated TO Hold Court
n p,te

Judge Jesse T. West OF TIE Third Judicial
circuit, was designated by Governor Mann.
yesteiday 10 hold part OF the October term
al tne Hustng' Court of the city Of Peters
puTg 10 hear tuu determine" The ease az
James avery against Eli Tartte and others
Judge Mullen decided that it was improper
!W nm 10 f'l In This cage. which Involves
teishuIe Judge Vest has before presided
~ preliminary hearings. Tho congiegntion
has spit into factions. and the point at ig-
sue Is which one owns the church. building
ana property. The church regulations mo.
wee i9r q majority rule IN such coutlnE.nrv
This ftises tnv question as TO Who is e,iribie
to vote, and both sides charge mat The
members who now claim the rirh; 10 VII
nave at some previous time been expelled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
WANT Will, CONSTRUED
heirs "f John Boyd and Supreme Court to
Reopen settlement.

An appeal and supersedcas was granted
by the Supreme Court Of Appeals ycstcr,inv
IN the care Of Mary y. liili sometimes called
f,llSaoeth KIN Margaret Williams. some
lines called Margaret Field: Elsie Gum.
W!lliam stewart. Priscilla Robinson Robert
boyd' Thomas Boyd and Florence Bowl.
against Thomas II. Giddy and sydney Smith
"aIninistrators OF the estate OF John Boyd.
deceased; John T. Carter. in his own right
ano as late administrator O: John Rovd.
theodore Carter, Ely Lee Carter ana James
boyG from the circuit Court OF York Coun-
y. me appeal Is with view OF having
Hnu reopen ihe settlement of John Garter.
icrmer administrator. which was confirmed
on June 1912. without opportunity being
gwen 70 interested parties TO lie cNoep-
lions Ihe papers We're presented hy Major
Il. y. StubNk HffnrnnN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
Cnsc ItrndN fnr ,Inry.

Argument In the $4,000 damage suit OF
Claude l'ronltt against the ChesGpcHk and
OHIO Railway for the loss of arm waa
concluded In the United states District Court
yesterday afternoon before Adjournment.
Judge Edmund Wuddili, Ir., determined 10
adjourn over night on account OF The late
hour that argument was finished and 10 sub
init the case for the jurys consideration i'm
mediately on converting court this morning.
y verdict VIII probably be reached before
noon. -. III. ana Walter Icake spoke for
the railway, and Hill Carter ana Charles
V. Meredith for Profitt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
TO LECTURE ON BURNS
First of Series Under Auspices of Major
Sayillcs Gins,

First of a Series Under Auspices Of Major
Savillrs Clnss.
Under the auspices OF the Saville class OF
the Grace street Baptist Church Sunday
school Rev. II. d. G. MaClachan will lee
lure In the church auditorium on Friday
night az S:l5 o'clock Robert Burns."
DIR. MacinchIan Will be assisted by Nr. Muir
ray. who VIII sing Burns's own Scottish
ballads.
No admission fee Is charged and no colec-
t!on VIII be taken. All Sunday schools and
educational Institutions OF the city and the
public are invited. This IL the nrst OF a
series OF lectures 10 be given during tho
This class. under the leadership of Major
Charles .. SHv!lc. clerk OF the Chanccry
Court. is one OF the most progressive organi-
Halons OF young mon in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22

~" NVII't pfIi0I Doh 30 Iourteenth and
Mhln street was knockcd down and broken
3tsteTuay wren wagon. driven by Waiter
~ !tE!anu' coi"rec. Mas backed into H.
/. ~ ithland was reported ly sergeant .sheiry
."i destroying CITY properly, ana he VIII hc
summohed 20 Police Court 70 show cuusc
Nhy he fnuaII not be fnea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
BACK on .Jercr.on lron,

w. J. Martin. VINO last SIMMER ,nanaced
The virginia Mineral SPRING Hotel. az New
Nestle' has returned Co the JcuersCn's Hotel
oflce sttn NJ Martin has lctn on me Jcf-
ieis"n Hotel stan several times iu the past
Gresham Court Apartments and again 10
manage the ocean View Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
Rr,Iynl Scrric..

Rev. r. r. Wat,erheld. pastor Of Clay
street Methodist Church opened - series
az revival services AZ -. James Methods,
ChuFch. corner Twenty ninth AND Narehnu
streets. on Monday The services each nigh,
in's week VIII be preceded by song ser.
Vice. led 10y a large chorus choir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22

The Mississippi Valley Medical Associa-
ton, of which many physicians mem
bers. Will meet In New Orleans on October
%. u ana -. The principal discussion be-
fore the association, will be the White
slave Law" After the session adjourns the
members viii visit Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
BEN OWEN ILL

Governor's Secretary Has Attack Of Fry
sipelaS.
Ben +. Owen. secretary TO Governor Mann,
Is III with erysipelas at his home. Buck Hill.
In Chesterfield County. 1t was stated at his
home last night that while painful. his
Is confined to his room, and has considerab bic
Inflammation about the face IT VIII prob
ably he week more before he Will be
able to return to his office at the state
Capitol. Meanwhile affairs at the Governor =
office will be handled by Assistant Secretary
Rtves Ii. Hardy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
Siics for SInO.
Southern KaiIwnv cnrninp

Sigournly & Pardon brought suit for $50
yesterday in the Law and Equity Court
against Vail & Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22

Arrested on Stnbbing Charge.
Joseph Mitchell, colored. was arrested last
night by Patrolmen Tignor and Schlief on
the charge OF cutting Robert and Lucy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22

Estimated earnings OF the Southern Rail-
way for the second week in October show
an increase of s17os7. compared with the
corresponding week last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-22
BISHOP ON JOB
""'"erh hallway Mnn IIurrirs AWAY To Ac
=. company Vice President

II. =. Bishop, whose apnot,ti,n"nt as d,,,,
/, ipi'SSuhhet agent OF tho Southern Railway
,,'.,i.' ti',,,"''V hrctIne effective on AioudaV
Went , I" washington Yesterday TO accoinnanv
49,, 49, 'GSlueht Thomas X Marshall and Mrs
-, , u''tl !" south Boston, where The Vice
rtd":iuemi VIII deliver an address mt Inc
cum session Fair to-day. The marty diJ
"oI NnFti through Richmond
- - tish"p' VINO mas been i'm the passenger
,'',, 10, ,iie,'' o. the southern Railway Tor -
=, -! Ec'ifs was scnt here To succeed :
y, H4Eets, who was TRANSIT rrcd Ia pin
,i N'In',' y. y Mcdonald remains here as
Marriage Licenses
''NehseH 10 marry were issued yee,ardov
n! ny, my cleik ot the Hastings Court TO Henri
; ;'" 'iiu Anna August; William ElIorv
H,Ntnc ana MYrh Lucille Chambers. 0srnr
yT.!"S FI"Ser and l<laiicc Katie Gunst ana
N'phohs"s II iiatke and IIarie j. Power
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-24
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHNSON
MARRIED rs YEARS

Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Johnson.
OF No. 1911 West Sixth street. cele-
brated their twenty-ffth wedding an
niversary on January %. Those pre-
sent were: Mr. and Mrs Walter J.
Johnson, Sr.. the Rev. w. s. Alexand-
en-, Mr. and Mrs. George ID. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs David Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs John Darrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
It's Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. George w.
ID, Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. ~ B. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dinnie. Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mohrman. Mrs.
Harvey Darrell and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter j. Johnson. Jr., Mr. and
Mrs Paul Tibbitt, william g. Hunter.
Master Leroy B. johnson, Miss Pearl
Tibbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burris.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chadwick. Mr.
and Mrs George Stewart, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Algnrt. Dallas Walker.
Miss Florence Algnrt. Charles Dem
ME. Pernall peanlo, Walter Dennie.
Miss Grace Dennie Miss Elma Dar-
roll, John Darrell, Jr.. Charles Gable,
Miss Elizabeth Dickson. Harry Chad
wick, Miss Geneva Chadwick. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Tribbitt, Robert ]. Mason.
Miss Mildred Chadwick. Harry Fisher
John Conner, Miss Maggie Ford.
Thomas Mccarthy, Joseph Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones. Joseph
Chadwick. Mr. and Mrs John Reed.
W. J. Wiley and daughter. Miss Eva
Stewart, Miss Alice Johnson, Joseph
r. Moore, ~ p, Clifton, Mrs. hottie
Davis, Miss Annie I6inley. Mrs. Ellen
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hab-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-24
ALUMNI WANTS
STAG FUNCTION

Matters Of special import were the
Subjects of discussion at the meeting
of the Wilmington High School
Alumni Association at the home of
j. Christy COnnor. last evening. Ar
engagements for the play. which Is TO
be given Jointly by members OF the
Alumnae and Alumni Associations
~early IN April were discussed. but
neither the exact time for its presen-
tation nor the place. where Il viii be
given was definitely decided upon
Detailed report OF the reception
and dance given in the DUPONT audi
forum on December 27. was given BY
the entertainment committee which
comprised. Herbert L. Whitfonl
Earl c. Souder j. Wesley Morris. J..
Brynherg Morrow. Willard ID. Shrack
and Clarence A. Wyatt The COM
mittee was requested by members OF
the executive board that 1t arrange
FOR q stag function within the next
few weeks.
report Of the National Society of
Industrial Education sent 10 the
Alumni Association was read at the
meeting, but, while approved Of, no
action was taken
The secretary, H. c. Mahany Ir.. is
anxious TO secure the names and adj
dresses of all the graduates Of the
High School and in order TO do this
the members are asked to communi-
cate with their class secretaries. The
names Of the various secretaries
are.
Harry H. Billany, 70: James ".
Semple. '76: Charles A. Rudolph, II;
DR.. James H. Morgan. rs; William r.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-24
SOCIAL And
PERSONAL NEWS

Carroll Tyson Of woodlawn was
weekend guest OF friends in this city
Miss Helen Alton o. clayton is
spending some time with relatives in
this city
Miss Heulah Buckson has been Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Buckson OF Blackbird.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beth have
been spending several days with Mrs
Barbara Beth OF Blackbird
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins c. Speak
man Of smyrna, we're recent guests
OF Wilmington friends.
Carl Rauschor OF sadaburyville has
been spending a few days with friends
here
Mrs Charles Beck has been spend
ing few days with friends at Elyer-
son
Mrs william Jarmon is the guest
OF her sister Miss c. J. Rowland OF
Liberty Grove, Pa
George owens. OF Zion, Nd, has
been spending several days with re-
] ldllFtr htNts
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Flanders Of
Rising Sun Md, visited Mrs Sophia
Dickey this week.
Lawrence Harrington was a recent
guest OF friends at Rising Sun, Md
Miss Laura Price Of East Orange,
N. j., has been visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs. George e. Morley and son
Lewis OF Boothwyn have been visit
ing relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fallowield
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Lee of Strickersville, Pa
Miss Hazel Harthorn OF Baltimore,
Md. is the guest OF Mrs. Loretta
Smith 1112 Shallcross avenue.
Miss Helen Kramer has returned 10
Trenton. n. j., after a visit to friends
in this city.
Mrs. Comila NJ. Fargo Of Buffalo,
! n. y, is visiting her son, Arthur II.
Fargo president OF the Elsmere Elec-
trio Company
Miss Essie Connell has been visit
ing friends at Andrews Bridge.
Miss Maud Childs Is visiting Miss
Ada c. Tosh OF Colora, Md.
Edward Johnston has been spend
ing a few days at Port Deposit, Md.
Hugh r. Stephenson was a recent
visitor at Port Deposit Md.
]. II. McVey Of East Nottingham,
was a visitor here this week
Mrs. Granville Walker has been Wis
iting Mrs. James Ferguson Of Cream
Md
Mrs. Sadie Walls has been spend
, ing few days at Kemblesville.
Mrs. Howard Mast and son Wayne
of Elverson, have been spending sew
eral days with friends in this city
Henry Conner was in West Ches-
ter, Pa. this week
Charles b. Prettyman was in Dover
this week
G.. NJ. Thompson and Clinton
Thompson have returned to Wood
lawn after visit to W. r. Linton IN
{ this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-24
P. @. S. OF A. OFFICERS
ARE ENTERTAINED

MI and Mrs. George c. Peters en-
tertalned the past State presidents Of
the Patriotic Order Sons of America
at their home, No. S03 Clayton street
last evening. A committee was ap-
pointed to make preparations for a
banquet at the Hotel DUPONT In the
near future after which music and
refreshments were the order. This
was the second meeting Of the asso-
citation which is purely social. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. George @.
Peters, Miss May Peters. Miss Louise
Bonifacino, Miss Mabel Bonifacino,
Mrs Robert sayers, William Laycroft,
Arthur Parsons, Harry Loose. Joseph
Cross. Mahlon Hilles. all of this city;
Newton l.. Grubb Of Grubbs; Howard
Moore. Of Frederick.
The next meeting will be held in
April at the home Of Arthur Parsons.
No 94l Kirkwood street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-24
WARNS AGAINST
TRESPASSINC
Col. AydOn Points Out to Nor
wood Boys Dangers Of
the Practice

Colonel J. W. Aydon, OF this city,
who has charge Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad C0mpany's publicity depart
ment. delivered an address Tuesday
TO the boys and girls OF the Norwood
lPas) public schools on the subject
Of The Dangers OF Trespassing on a
Railroad Colonel Aydon had been
Ia Norwood for several days In the
interest OF the company he represents
for the purpose Of making a thor
ough investigation Of the several re-
potts that had been filed with the
company relative to the practice Of a
number Of Norwood boys, whom II Is
alleged. broke the globes Of the lights
at and in the vicinity Of the station
and Of playing craps along the rail-
road company's property.
Colonel Ayd0n states that he was
surprised to learn that the borough
of Norwood which has population
of approximately 1900 people, was
without police protection. He also as
certained that the boys had been
making a practice OF destroying pro-
perty in general throughout the bor-
ough. and instead of pursuing drastic
measures by swearing out warrants
for their arrest he concluded that II
would be best 10 appear among them
and give them kindly talking 10
with the view OF impressing upon
their youthful minds the dangers
they encountered by trespassine
along the railroad and OF the wrongs
to the public in general that they
committed
For several nights in succession
Norwood station was IN total dark
mess due to the depredations of thu
boys, whom, Il is alleged threw stones
.at the lights. breaking them int
,pieces. A number of persons getting
on and off of the trains, found diff
Guilty. by reason Of the deep gloom
IN finding their way 10 the paths lead
ing to the streets on either side Of tn
railroad and several men and womel
experienced very narrow escapes b.
cropping along the tracks in the dark
ness.
In his address. Colonel Aydon CAV
the young people a lot Of sound ad
vice on the art of being careful II
their habits and made a lasting i'm
preston on the most of his youthful
hearers. He states that tho officer
an dmembers Of the Norwood New Cen
tury Club have expressed themselve
as heartily in favor OF the work h
is pursuing and have promised to Civ
him all the aid that Is within thei
power towards Improving condition
in Norwood
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-24
SAENaERRnNn RALL

The ball to be given by the Della
ware Saengerbund in the German
Hall on Monday evening, February 3,
is expected to be the banner affair of
any affair OF this kind ever given by
them. Admission in addition TO the
regular card will only be had By
showing membership cards along
with them. The committee comprises
Louis Melchoir. Frederick c. Kleitz
and Conrad Heinekamp.
At the monthly meeting OF the
Saengerbund on Wednesday evening.
February 3. the committee making
plans for the jubilee festival OF the
Saengerbund, viii make a report.