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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

ben, ebe cine Dabl porgenoNmen fpers
ben taHn.
@eri6ieoenes.
Tic bereit5 peroiIeutlttte 2u.
Idriit oes Staotonmolts gcttman
ilber oie 9lrt uuo @eiie, Die Ser
ShuIratb bel Der 3lhammenlteQung
oes ,fleineu" ShuIratbs, Der uoL
oeIn eriten $anuar 1914 feline CIT
items beginneu iou oorgeben ruiiIe,
lpuroe entqeQcugeuomntcn.
Gin 8oritlQg oca ltaotliten Guoi.
TORS @albburL oaB ole 8eloer Des
ShuIrath6. troBDem tein geieelIher
3tpang oaflr porliegt, ourh oas Aa-
ottorssTepartenlent geben loaten,
nlGroe oerleien uno Dem Ausitltlie
fiir 6oitos uno 9lniprltc ilberpIeien.
lie 2ebrers sSalare fiir Die am 20.
sssluli 1913 3u gnbe gebenoen % IA.
ee uao ole SausmetitersS alare fllr
Sic am Z. SUM 3u Gnoe gebeuoeu "a
Iaae, in Der 8eiumnItbpbe bon
$235. 900, ipuroeu AMI eHpfeblung
oes glusiduiieS fur 2ebrer uno ga
Iare gun 3ablung Gnaeiptelen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10
ger 56ufrat6.
lie geitrige Chung Dnrd) mcbrcre
aHfregenbe S5enen belebt,
gSeld)e 6nrdD bic Se6rer SalarsGrb0'
bnugsfrage nernriadDtiporoen
iuaren.
1as Budget fir 1914 iiebt @es
iammtanssaben i'm getrase BON
$3,213,206.0 Dor.

eiberales Weidenf Der 1sleiidDmann.
iden Samilie. 5ern. 3nenfelcr
5mfinftiger @ertreter Ses 10. q.
itriftS. lie leioise SodDidnlfragc
mieber er0rtert. 8erid)t oes Spe-
ial.ltnteriudnHgs .ansid)niies an
benielben jariifueriuieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

Superintsuoentsn bin nurbe befhloIz
len. bic 0ffsntli5en SduIsn am 20.
Suli 3u fhltsbsn. gbenio puroe Der
Saperintsnbent autoriiirt, fqQs Der
Thermometer auf s. Grab fteist, Die
Sfulen oes Rafrnittags gu ibliebsH,
rcd ioQen an foIhsu 5agen bic Qe6z
rct bts 5ur serp0bnliten ShluBituus
oe in ben S9uIen blsiben.
GtnIde eung at3eptirt.
Cine Ginldouus Der gurttommifGre
CUR Sbeilnahme an Der am IA. b. W.
itattfinbencsu SuIpettionstpur ourt
bic itaotiihsH gorie uno Spielpldbe
tpuroe oantsno at5eptirt unS grdfosnt
Sbotlep Dirb sinsu Qusi6uB ernens
nsn, I'm oen Shulratb BEL DER 5our
81 oertreten.
2tberaIes gtfdent Der
5iei hmanns = m / / ne.
6srr Gibion untsrbrsitete cine gu
ihrift bes Gbus. 5Isiidmann Rad
Iaifss, norm osrisIbe iih erbietet, benz
Shulratb fliuf 8runoItiite, bic fih
unmitielbar nsben Der RiperIibe4
SduIe befinosn, gum geifsnt gu ma
den unb stuar unter Der gebingum,
oab oisfelben aIs SpielplaB benubt
psroen uno aIs gbas. ileiIhrnnu
Spislplob Der Riperfioe Shule BE-
tGnrt fein foLIsn. Tus Gsf6ent ipuroe
nit Sdnt otseptirt unb Der glert be-
duftrugt. Der 5dmilis Sleiihmunn
oisien Ddnt Tdriftlih absuftdtten uno
duh bic n5thiesn E6ritte fir bic us>
hsrtroaung Der 9runoItute on ben
Shuiroth ein3uIsiteH.
4pouoaIe ToiunbaIlefIr
S6ul3pede.
guf cine 3u'hrift beg Miitter alubs
Der 4DoneaIe Shuls bin. baB Die
&inOergdrfenrdlHle nibt mehr biursis
6eno ieien. matte Serr pollat oarduf
aufmsrifam. bdb bic .9Opn 6dn". Elm
nor febr fubitantisles gebdube, nod
immer unbsnust neben bem Sdulses
bGuoe isehe unb nit MIR seringen auss
qaben fir Shulsnede beroerihtet
lperosn tonne. Die 4naeleaenheit
purbe benz gausausihuiIs iiberpiss
ZEN.
q 9lufbefferurgber aebrers
Sdldre betr.
Don ben psrIniebenen 2ebrersSreaz
niIationsn liefen 3uidriftsn elm, in
benen Der Shuirdtb erfudt tpirb. ipxnn
noraenommen tperben
ioIItsn, nit benIeIben oerart gu begtn>
nen. bab biejenieen. bic jebt bic nies
brighten Sul1re erhaIten. and odpon
tetroffen uno nitt MIR bie bD1ft faIaz
rirtn 4HasittlIssn o<s Sdulratbs bss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

ridfittiut nerneu. Gine dbnlihe 3lIs
fhrift lief BON ben Sausmeiitern Elm.
6err Yoqdt mdhte barauf uufmerts
fam, oab Die Sa6e teire gile babe, od
pdbrsnb bisIss Sabres bod teine
5onbs por6rnoen Istsn. Sir bas
Sabr 1914 iebod babe Der ausiduB
fir Tonos unb 4uipriihe $85, 900 fir
grbobung BON Qebrerz Sdldren uHo
$1,000 fir grb0bung pon 6ausmstifers
SaIdren ausgsIest, bic auh slr Der
Tuqung 1teben plroen, rpenn Die guos
Get aommriIipn tsineu Strih ourt
bic Rehnung made. Quf ieineu 4ns
traq purbsn bic 3uidriften an Die
ausihiiiIe fir Qsbrer sSoIdre, Jonos
unn Nnipri9e 1tno ben ShuIiuperlns
ten0enten iiberDisIen.
6etseinrtdtuug etc. in Der
8af d ia 9 6ule.
4uf GmpfebIung bes betr. guss
i6uhss puroe Der &ontrott fir bic
6ei8z uno Notwithstanding In
ber RaIhiq @Shule an Die folaenpen
4nsebotitelsr psrgeben: 0ei3einrih=
tung, Sbos. s. Ri4oI &c 60, $9987 ;
Notwithstanding, ytetp Yort
gloper Gompaup, $4194; 5enperas
turrequLirung, ScbnIon Serptce So,
S1485; Quftreini9ungs ginriht1r3,
aauffman Ssating &c Gn5iaesrina
GO. $1437.
Die leipiee $ ps6 Dull
6rage.
0a in lebterer 3ett iia.ejne 10 Ieb.
bate 4sitatipn fir cine neus 4,,a,s
ipule i'm oitIi6en SbeiIe nsr Stao.
gslteno seuadt bat unb Der Styulratb
osrlslben AUDI udber getretsn 1T, uns
tebreitete 0err 9ibion eirs Rsic!ls
ton oab audi Der pe'tIi6e 2beil Der
Stubt beriitiiatist uno Der 5uperin=
ienOent beauftragt tpsroe, benz Haih
einen itattitifden gerlht uber zen
6otfduIbeiud in biefiger Stas; gu
untsrbreiten. 4uh bier mud!e 9err
golldi oarauf aufmsrtIam oaB tsine
gift notbt9 lei, ba bic notbigeu iFonos
nod feblen. SroBoem unterItiiB1: er
Den antros, einsn itatiitifdlsu 9eriht
bonn Superirrtenbenten 3u foroern uno
oerIeIbe suuroe aud pafiirt.
Reuer 0ertreter bes 10.
9iitritts.
On Steae beg 5errn Sec. sytiebieiu
Der ieinen MobniiB oerdn5erf bat,
puroe BON 5errn Wm. SeB Der 4ns
malt Geroinano 3iinteler ein Spbn
bes betannteu oeutitsn 2lpotbeiers
aleihen Rdmens, ais 9ertreter ses
10. 9iitritts in 9orfblas gebraht,
bod mubte Die Domination ben Regeln
.sufolss auf "a Tags suriidSeIssA iDess
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10
Sol a6gefnuoen iueroen.

@enn Der Stootratt iih beutc
abeno nit Der Gnlpiebhing ieines
aontmittees fir @efese uno Saontrafte
einperitaHocn erflart. 10 miro W. $.
Bel. Elm pormoIiger Starter i'm ar.
beitsbais. Itatt einer Gntitdoigung
bon $500, Die ibnt BON Der Staats.
Geies9eblnng fir5lib 3ugeiprodell
iporoen. nlir $1,000 ertaIteH. Tas
QonuHittee cHpfie6lt nanIidl, 9ea
nit $4,000 ab3uiin6en.
gea nerliugliifie am %. Septem.
her 1905. als CT I'M 4rbeitshaus ail.
selietlt mar. bel Der erploiion elmer
NIT Sprengpntronen gefiiaten atite,
Die or sa oifnen oeriudts er bibtc
bel Der Grploiion oas 4rgenlihi
ilabesu pollitanbig elm, Elm arm tpnr.
De ihm abgerilicn uno er tuuroe in.
iserIif 70 itfpcr perlest. bah er felt.
Dem pollIg arbettsuniabig iit. lie
Gtaafsgcieeaebung bntte In ibrer
jiinaiteH GeiIion een Stn0trafb CT.
giddsffgt gea cine Gntifaoiauna pom
$1,000 81 bc3ahlen uno i'm lleberein.
iiirrrsnling bicrHIit hafte Staotraths-
nritalieb &c NIoHb norige gsod,e ctne
Sr0lHnn3 eilgereid)t. meldDe oie ans.
5abling p0n $500 an gea nnor0-
nete 2aE aonusittee mir @eietc lino
apntrnfte, an lpeId,es bic CrOinan;
perrnieien iroroen ipar. lit jeDoh Der
Nniihs, bnB $4,000 cine aeniigenoe
Gntit6oianHa biIoen urn tpiro tn bic.
fem Sinne beiiie abeno berid3ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

gerisnal, Nutisen.

Serr Beorg I'm m c |, bon DER
ii. itfio. GIm StraBe, luilroe pom iei'
iier 8attin nit eiuem nIlerliebIten
ssnabIein bcldentt.
Serr Soiepb @ernin @, Ger
betanlttc Iriidcreibeiiser ino Staot.
rathsmitglieD at.large utio icine iie'
beIsiuiiroige 8attin sSran e milte
gerHina geb. Sisnonn, Deroen
bcilte Die %. gSie0ertebr oes Sages
bpaeben, an fpeld,eui lie ben 70 gIiid5
Iid,en Gbebnno ihloiien. lie ,ycicr
Dirb I'm engiten 6nntiIienfreiie In Dem
foiigen 8ainiIienbeim gso. 3007 Sci.
ierion slDeilne itnttfinoen, aber bic
sabIrcid)en Jreiinoe oes aIlnereljrten
ebepaars iperben es iid, natiirtid,
nidlt nebiHen laiicn ibre bersIihiteil
.GIiidiDiinife oar3ubringen.
ysof l1neerem 2eioen itarb ON
Sorlittag sSrnu 5enrp 5rid G,
Tiutter ocs goIi5eiridters Stride. I'M
5s. 2ebensjlbre. 5rau 5ride iollte in
slnbefradt TIRES Ieioenoen 3uitonoeS
Elm Hliloeres slima aitiiuhen iino lua.
rem oieBorbereitunaen III Der Abiahrt
bereits Getroffen. alS Der lob an bic
9biire oes Sniues fIopfte. gie Ser.
blifene, ipelhe in Cincinnati ge5o.
rem lit, mar in stirhentreiien eine 5e-
faftiite Verionlid)feit.
Serr 8eorg amrbein uuo
feine Battin Regina, geb. Sdrtmnnn,
feierten am Senntae in ibrem ifonen
SaHObeim IN Granger, ap., iirngeben
ron ibren ain6ern uno sSreunoen, Die
iiIberne Sod,seit.. Ter Tag iolte III
oIler StiIic begangen iperoen, bod,
baiten bierin oie sSubilare Die 9fcd).
uiins obne ibre 5relin6e unb gtad).
barn gemaht. Sdon an 5onntag
georgen fam Der Granger 8eiang'
perein uno brnd,te benz IiebensmiirGi.
Gen Gbepaar 5i ieinem Gbrenielie einc
Serenobe Serr 0ugo 8roBntdttli
belt eti,c itnnungooae anreoe imo
Serr @aginger iiberreiflte Elm prod)-
tiaes 8eid,enf. Gie 8dite ipuroen nit
Dem 8eiteii ans StiidE ltnh aeller be.
iuirtbet. Inter ibnen iparen Sugo
@roBmann un6 fSran, aoolf oBroB-
mann itno iSuniilie. Serr Waainger
nn0 SonliIie, aarl g9citeripelle mo
sininiIie, Serr uno 5rau 8ebhurt,
Serr aseil uno syaniilie. Serr Gid)sl
nn0 sSonIilie. Serr Iomasfos uno
5nuilie, ssohn Sohmnnn uno 5rau,
" s. Sartmaun uno Sanlilie Eno
SSrl. Sd,omburg.
Serr 6 harIes grba der unb
feiile ,SantiIie bot Sos ber5lfdJiie Dit.
gefiihl ibrer 3nbIreid)en 5relnoc rno
ssefonnter onlaBlih oes AbIebeHs Der
@dtttn uno gfirtter. 5rau annd gr-
bader, Die nur elm alter Don 47 ,Sab.
rem crretd3te. 9as aajuiriibe Sin.
ideioen Der heliebten uno ongele1eren
oeutihcn sSrail miro aufrifJtig be.
trauert. Die iterblid)e Siille ipirb am
Wfrinod gtndunittag 3 ltbr i'm sire.
nntorium eingedid)ert. aSn Der aa.
pelle oe5 aremntoriunts finoet DER
Gduergottesoienit ltatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10
Standardization.

s2fIs Gin Wasgon Der Winton place
Qtuis otifern Wittas iiber be arens
gang Mr Maple unb Rsobing Ro0b
fubr. txpiooirten bic Safe In sintm
Ginitigslcn Der annnlif1tions / Nm
Iage NIT <iuem gspaltissn anrll. Etn
6abrgdiien Der Gar bsnldhtists fih
cine pdnit. his nod srb0bt ipuroe. 0ls
fdmmfli3e 5snfttr Der Gar purd ben
XultpEud 3ertriimnkrt nurDen. Gs
ptrbf 0liIdlt3 3ernsiIt Qitmnno nusn
o't btsnF1 1lkesmbsH 0lalfRtilsss psrs
Isbk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

Der 1rausnperetu oes DsutIhs
4msritanifden gtattondIbuuoes begsbt
fein Stiftungsfeit am Wittpod, Il.
.Suni, ouf Buffers 5urm bel Snbian
6iu. I'm oeu IeitplaB gu erreiden.
miifIen bic 9beilnsbmer bic maotfons
billie Gar benuben uno auf Diefer
big sur Rsmiie Der Giuc.. Wlilfor6 &c
2opeldnb 3raetion 2inis fahren. Dprt
biirfen fie utht fpdter ols 1.35 Ru6s
mittaes stutreffen. Die 5abrt tDirb
BON bort NIT Der Sntsrurbon Balm
bis StDp s lSnoian 8iep) for.pefebi.
s5iir bisjenisen, bic riht gut su syub
fino, iteht ein Woeen bereit. Der iis
ans Saus briugt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

81, $50. 10000
Der 9ordni6lae fir bic Bombs uno
Tonos felt iih foIgenoermabsn: 5iIs
gungsfpnos $5O.476. 3inieu $l42,s
GO; 3uiammen $l93.146.
Ger aOnttngent Jonbs
entbGlt Ii. u. foIgeuoe bebeutenosn
Gotten: Sanitorsn Saldre S134,s
500, 9ernaltungstoIien $4,000, 4Qs
aemeine Reporatursn $4,000. WobsI
$50, 900, 6anbfsrtigteits llntsrritt
SIS, 500, 6aus6olt unterritt Sill
800. Qebrbiider S27, 900, Qsbrers
genIionnsfonos $4,000. Seuerpers
Iherungs 6onbs $4,000, 5euers
ItuB 9orri6tunqen $25, 900, Be-
teuhtung unb 8etrie6struft 5000,
il. I. 10.
geri6t oes SuperiRtens
benten-
Superintenhsnt Gonbon beridtete,
GaB Ssrr ). 8. 5aItsnburg BON Der
@cnisr pdrt Sd,uIe unh Ssrl. CLARA
Stmibt BON Der Sanos Sdule an
GhluFTs oes SduIjdbres sur geniio.
nirung 6ersttigt isien.
fysrEer bsrittet er. baB CT fir bic
in bem altsn 6ushes Gebaube 3u BIZ
trsibenbe Gerisnihule ben foIsenbeu
Stab ernanHt bate: Sennie grrter,
GIrsttrice; 6snristte Wdsbam, sSb1
2iperprpl. gillian Oldham, TaiRnie
9. sleaee. SauForo Shofpes, gmanba
mebb. 2lIies Utaion, Rutb Sobnfpn.
uRnytle giharbfon. Sable SamusIs
uun !. %. Role, 2sbrer. Die Grners
nunsen nuroen bem 4usT6uB fir
cebrer uno SaIdre iibertpieIen.
Sine peitsre Gmpfeblung oss Sus
pttintenbentsn mar, bab bic fertens
Tdlulen~in 3tpsi 9srnlinen pon ie flint
4,c6en. am %. 5uri besinnsno, unb
srrnr in Der 0ougIaBs. 9nsrz. Sads
fcEs, Slb 6uabess, Debiters, Waf6=
rrctpns uno %. 1iitritt Shule unb
bt. Gcumsr ataosmiIfe S6ule am
%. SuBi beginHsno i'm moootparts
GebGube abgsha!tsH iperben iouen.
Tie Gmpfsbluna puroe eutsebeiebu.
z. Silfs Superintenbent.
5srr gonbon smpfdbI fernsr, bab|
nit geginn oes neuen S6uliabres
s;n 3nsiter !oilfs Supsrintenbent err
nannt rperbs, Der bic 4ufiidi iiber Die
niebsrsn Gruos Der @lementar eS6uz
len iibernetmen Toa uno beiien GienfteI
istr notbtpsnbig iino. Diefe gmpfelz
lung nurbe an bic ausFfiiiTe fir
ionbs uno 9lniprii6e. 2ebrer unoI
Snl6re oeripieieH
5huIihIub an 20. Suui
Guf cine anSsys GmpftbIuns ossI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

Die gu sripnrtsnoen e innabmenI
errsihen nisfslbe 60be uuo iinb fol-
eenoerneife einaetbeilt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10
Bonn 1ienit insvenoirt.

gah einem 9erbor Dor BEN Gi.
&erbeitsoirettor Gnfh, ipnrbe Der 90.
light Tefer C'&nro. pom 4. Volbes.
Giitrift. ipesen 1rinifenbeit i'm Gienit
aiif 30 lage, bonn i3. Suni an, pom
Hpii3eibienit inspenoirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

ben, ebe cine 8abI porgenoSmen psrs
BEN tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10
$3,213,206

1928, ,206
Der unterrihtsfOnbs umfabt 8 { f.
rers SaIdre gum 9eiammtbes
trege BON $1,000, $50, iofpie $85, 900
fiif bic beabiibtigte Grb6buug bieier
SaIdre. 2luf bic ein3eIneu 9epdrtss
ments sutfdusnb, iteIsn ii6 bic Sas
ldre nie folQf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

Hegeln ieiet, troBoem Der 9atb 5ies
ongeoronet babe, in Den Gpe5iiifatio.
nen fir bic 2afdpette.gloom Sdule
1ift ettt1alten. Ter 9lntraaIteller
botte cine stbifrift Der 2ebteren uno
fonrte Observation-Disclosures oaourd1
ben rtftigen gtadornf berleiben.
Sein 9f1trag muroe al(entbaIben I'm.
terl!iigt lrio oanti aud angeuomnen.
9as guDget fir 1914.
Der 2tusihuB fir Gonos uno ans
fpriihe unterbreitete ben 8ordnI9lag
fir 1914, aus Dem berDorgsbt, bab bic
4usgaben fDdbrenb 0es fommen@
ben cSnbrss auf $3,213, ,206.6O oerons
ihldgt finb uno 5tDar:
llntsrridts .5onbs ......$1,745,9 $50
Fentin9ente5onbs ...... 624, 900
Bombs, 3infen nno 1ilz
gungs zs5pnbs ..... 1916
gauten etc. Jonbs ...... 649,500
$3,213,2 ,206
Die gu srIpnrtsnoen e inna bmen
erreihen biefelbe 6Obe uuo iinb fol-
eenoerfpeife eingetbeiIt:
5taats< 3uIdiiiis .......$ 10000
qaut SIC StadtsaeIeb -. 1000
3dubitummenantbeil -. 4,5000
,3inlen auf 9epoiiten 80. 10000
Mietben in 5ugbes= unb
Doooparo 6o6IduIeu 1000
4usnGrtiae Sdiilsr ..... $500
griifunqs z8ebiibren ..... 300
8eri6ieoenes ........ 1000
Grtrag Der lotalen S6uLs
Stsuern ..........., 2,980, ,9o6
Evening journal., 1913-05-21
YEAR In JAIL
FOR PAIR WHO
BEAT BACCACEMAN

Declaring that they would hold up
people on the streets If they got the
chance. and that their assault on
Eber Hester Alexander, Of No. 633
North Thirty-fourth street, Philadel-
phia, baggage master on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. was a dastardly
attack Deputy Judge Joslyn, in City
Court today sentenced Daniel Nc
Laughln and Joseph Cottingham TO
one years imprisonment each in the
county worIthouse. The men also
we're fined $50 and costs each.
Both men had been arrested for
similar offenses before. and while
they pleaded not guilty today they
offered no defense Just what the
men would have done to their victim
who was knocked unconscious. is un-
known; but for the arrival Of George
T. Lyon. a trustee Of the Poor, Al
exander would have been seriously in-
iured
Lyon struck Mclaughlin as he was
punching Mr.. Alexander. who was on
the ground. and those who witnessed
the assault say Mclaughlin was lifted
of his feet and knocked twenty feet.
In Court today Mr.. Alexander told
OF seeing the men wrangling in King
street near Fourth late last night, and
as he passed on to Fifth street, Cot
tingham chased him and struck him
The fall dazed him.
This testimony was borne out by
Walter Witsil. who declared he was
about to strike Mclaughlin as Lyonl
had. J. Gilpin Massey and Morri
Berkowitz. All declared the assault
was cowardly. and in imposing sent
ence Deputy Judge Joslyn declare,
that people should be protected an,
that he intended to make an example
OF the two men before him, who hat
police records.
According to the evidence, the mel
had been annoying people as the.
passed along King street.
Evening journal., 1913-05-21
CHILD WIFE
OF FEW WEEKS
AFTER SUPPORT

Married on Saturday May 10 by the
Rev. George l.. Wolfe. after the
bridegroom had been before the New
Castle County grand Jury on the
charge of improper relations with a
minor child, willard Griener. was be-
fore City Court today charged with
non-support of his wife, Mrs. Francis
Grlener. The defendant, who is under
age. denied the charge saying he had
not drawn his pay envelope from the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton where has was employed.
The wife. a child, said that her
husband worked on Tuesday Of last
week, went TO a baseball game on
Wednesday, saw the circus parade on
Thursday, and then left here. Since
then she had heard he intended TO
leave the city, and as she had not
received any money from him, nor
seen him, she caused his arrest yes
terday.
The youths mother said he had
been i'll at her house. and had not
been out Of the house, except TO 20
TO the corner.
Frank Stout, probation officer, said
he knew of the case, which was pitt
/ full MIR. Stout said the girls mother
with whom Mrs. Greiner lived, should
be in a hospital as she is suffering
with tumor. Mr.. Stout said
/ Griener married his wife to avoid go
ing to Jail, and should support her.
Deputy Judge Joslyn lecture'
Grciner, saying that he would have q
support his wife, and he was ordered
10 pay Mr.. Stout $3.50 week for he
support. beginning next Saturday H'
was also placed under bail bond o
$500 to fulfill the Courts order.
Evening journal., 1913-05-21
WILL FORGIVE
THIEF If HE
RETURNS LOOT
Mrs. Mooney, Advertising
Burglary Of Home, Wants
Only VaIuabIeS Back
POLICE FAIL TO GET
CLUE TO FELLOW

Through a classified advertisements
in THE EVENING JOURNAL on Sat-
urday afternoon it has been learned
that an East side home was robbed
of silverware. household goods and
clothing, nd that so far the police
have been unable TO secure any clue
of them, although the robbery oc-
CURED in daylight.
Mrs. John j. Mooney. of No. Q e.
Eighth street was the victim OF tho
burglar. On the afternoon of April
% she left her home about . o'clock
in an automabrc with party OF
friends for a ride in the country.
When she returned at f30 o'clock
the house had been ransacked and
silverware and old pieces that we're
heirlooms, had been taken and tho
house in a general topsy-turyy condi-
ton
The burglar had gained entrance by
cutting the screen door of the out
side kitchen and climbing through a
window into the house. He seemed
familiar with the promises for after
collecting practically all the silver
ware in the dining room he ransacked
the down stairs rooms, over turning
chairs and making general mess OF
things. Then he went up stairs and
emptied the contents Of bureau draw
ers on the floors, taking many pieces
OF iewelry and then going through the
closets from which he took clothing
and an overcoat belonging TO MIR.
Mooney.
The burglar seemed to know Just
what was worth stealing and what
was not. and very little plated ware
was taken. while nearly all Of th'
solid pieces arc missing. Mrs. Mooney
believes that the thief was frightened
off as he left case Of fine forks OF
tho sidehoard. although he had iookel
at them. and In his hurry TO leave ha
not even stopped to remove the mar
Z kins from the rings. taking rings, nal
kins and everything that could b
Z. handily carried.
Mrs Mooney tried every way TO re
b cotor the silvcrware but SO far the 20
lice have been unsuccessful. and ol
advice OF her friends, she decided 4
advertise her loss In THE EVENING
JOURNAL. offering reward for IL
return and not asking any questions
Evening journal., 1913-05-21
BANK CASE
NEAR JURY
Counsel on Both Sides Make
Concluding Arguments
This Morning
MUCH TESTIMONY
REGARDING STATEMENT

George B. w. Rhoades defendant in
the case of the Peoples National Bank
OF Middlelown which seeks 10 recover
81, ,457.43 alleged overdrafts was on
the stand IN County Court yesterday
afternoon up TO the time Of adjourn
mcnt His testimony was that he had
made about four deposits a month TO
the bank and when told there was
an oycrdraft he was surprised as he
believed then and does now that he
had a balance OF $500 TO his account
Court reconvened at $40 o'clock
this morning whom Rhoados was sub
iected TO a lengthy examination
during which Mr. Sanborn addressing
the witness. said:
Look az Me-"
This brought Mr.. Handy to his feet
with the reply:
MAY It please the court, | object
to any such insinuation. II IL con-
tinues / shall ask the protection of
the court ! will not tolerate H. Mr..
Sanborn. / did not expect such treat
ment from YOU"
The incident closed by Mr.. San
born continuing the cross-eXamina-
ton
Rhoades was recalled and identi-
fed a check given by him on the Cit
liens National Bank on December
2S. 1911. in payment Of $3.50 note.
The books showed that the note was
settled the first week In December.
William II. Lockwood. a book
keeper In the bank. was recalled and
in answer to Mr.. Handy said he did
not give the whole number of over
drafts to the cashier for the bank re-
port. AS printed in December, ac-
counts IN which they had faith in
were passed over and overdrafts
we're not reported the witness said
He said he knew in September, 1911
that Mr. Rhoades had an overdrafi
and yet in December, 1911, he gave
out another statement and did mol
consider Rhoades as doubtful That
was the second report after
Rhoades was told about the over
Continued On Second Page.
Evening journal., 1913-05-21
STRIKING
STEVEDORES
TIE UP SHIPS
Transatlantic and COaStwiSe
Trade Out Of Philadelphia
Is Paralyzed Today
MEN DEMAND IS CENT
HOUR WAGE
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2i.-Trans-
Atlantic and coastwise shipping at
this port Is completely tied up today
following the desertion of practically
every liner by the few remaining
stevedores and longshoremen who re-
fused to strike when a walkout was
ordered last week There are now
5000 men idle and attempts will be
made later to call out laborors who
are unloading freight at the railroad
yards along the Delaware river De-
tails of mounted police and private
guards are patrolling the river front
but so far there has been no serious
disorder
The shipping interests today offered
the men a Ave cent increase, but the
dockmen refused IL. They state they
will hold out firmly for their original
demands OF 30 cents an hour.
Evening journal., 1913-05-21
WANT 100000
FOR SOUTHERN
CITY FAIRGROUNDS

Members of City Council who favor
the establishment Of Fairgrounds in
the southern section Of the city and
for which purpose a bond issue Of
$4,000 has been pending. are insist
ing that this issue be given It's final
reading at the meeting of City Council
tomorrow night before the bond issue
Of S150000 for street improvements is
considered As result of the mem-
bers being divided over the two is
sues of bonds, It is likely that confer
ence will he held prior 10 tomorrow
nights meeting Of Council.
The bond issue for street improve
ments provided IN the ordinance has
been given two readings, as also has
the issue for the Fairgrounds. and it
is thought that both issues will be ap-
proved tomorrow and sent to Mayor
Howell for his approval