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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
No PIker.

"Of course you know what our cur.
riculum TSP" said the head Of a young
woman's finishing school to Mr.. New
rocks, who had called to enter his
daughter.
mo, / DON'T" answered Mr.. New
rocks, but put that In the bill. too,
and I'll pay for 1t"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
Precoclous Childhood.

"Now, my child" said the kind old
Judge, which parent do you prefer to
go with?'
"That depends" answered the fash
ionable child, "Is mother going to get
large allmony?'
Yes"
Large enough to embarrass father
financially"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
Found RadIum In jamaica.

An English expert asserts that, ar
ter prolonged prospecting he has dis
covered an extensive radium deposit
on a Jamaican mountain. A sample
sent TO tho United States for analysis
has been pronounced to no satlsfac'
tory.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25
A CHEAP EUEl

Old newspapers, rolled tightly, may
be used in place of wood or coal In
tho stove. have done weeks
cooking for family OF seven with
eight cents worth Of old newspapers,
The paper heats the oven as well as
wood and does not burn 30 Quickly. -
Mrs. F. W., San Diego. California
We sell old newspapers at this or
fee. Five cents gets n large bundle
Call and get one for lighting nres'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

For baby's Group, Wine daily cuts
and bruises, mammals sore throat
grandma's lameness DIR. Thomas
Eclectic Oil-the household remedy
Csc and SOC. --Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-25

Keep your money al home by
spending It with the home merchant
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure troeys Wilmington.
Trains Marked 90 are Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE WASHINGTON

Philadelphia A Nils, $50. 40, 7.o5,
5ls oa' sso' SaS 4' sio sai s'S no.
TO P9sadsP' & sunasys Ma s' o., as 4lo o5 ~
39. as no. es CAS- iiO 7.a6 7.a5' sol. eos. Si5'
York Eap1essA. m.-soa $50 lo97 me2 P Ml2a5 is7,
i2 59 ie 20 99s ssndAy'-A M-Sos $50 22 P M
70 Baltimore and wsshnson ia oe, loi'. 4l2' ~ 7lo.
sS5- sos i6 ia 5i s5o' s5a. g. 60 7 sis aos
9SH1 and Y9asiHsion San on oa 4iS sSc
t.os. Sia. 5i7.5 81 e. sao az is 5.oa.
TO Baltimore @ ana wsy Stations sunday A. 20 Msso
v Paint, PGIAwARE D5 VA @ @DIvIsIOE P q EA5IRoAD % m
s.aa, S.iis, 4.Ss 50. Saturdays oay-s Is p NJ 80 - -
Down STATE 5AIrnsiohE oHo SARoAD lR p
10 Baltimore ana Nsoens'2e So ss5 s2s. $40
BtmoTs ana Washington sundays M4.5e' $50 lo52' M
phiadsphs wekdays a. MI iog, %. A e. so. os.
g9e. lo5 p M.-i2oT 5.57 sa7f 4.5iF 5is3
Psgdeghs eqnd9ys 22. 7.2o s2l e.ae.
...,,.. . RHIiADEIfTlA READING RAILWAY
. WILSON LINE sTEAIiBoATs
800 l' 800 PEsaRog @ S9f PsS s CONG Fg5 Street Wharf
Leave Pnnoysaoo 500 and loi5 M 100 ESQ 4l5 us
oo ana M e ds'E' % go and IL 90 M l4S $40 ei5
RIvERvmw BEAoH rntNsvIIIE N
54s NJ bench Tuesday Thursday ana
F. w. 49,. rgSToN BEACH FERRY.
saturdays and sandavs yetgf5r fr b sepnps Ibdays
trip to beech At P NJ Thursinys and saurd leave
ana J Tens from beach N Sundays leave Wilmington
ii A. A. ana r. | esyiPg RT,sgsR s9SsS rFoIIpv 41rps
u Sss. @ % end & French Street sstH every
To New castsnSes ' Frf po a Sas & oa and 5s4 49,
y two hours the for DaTsTs
To Bgandysins springs aad Mr,b,u,o,t.,v. G h s ,, .
minutes bsgnnns Ten mi9ute as etc Ms
& sosaso Rrand % Sprung me @ $ K,uSss & s saSi.s 10 min
stance e5s and %. W ~ ' as ior In
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ELEcTRIc scale rREATMENT.
MASQUERADE SUITS

MASQUERADE SUI-S-MRs SUSAN
M A. standerwicS. No. S29 vandever
avenue. mar11-tf
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If THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY.
JULY 10.


People Of this birthdate should be
cautious in marriage. They are in
clined to be fickle and inconstant, yet
demand the greatest loyalty in those
whom they love. They are inclined
to be untruthful about little matters
and do not seem to understand the
value of being straightforward in all
things
The women of this birthdate are in
clined to vanity. love of fine clothes
and are extravagant. This nature
should be well educated and devel-
oped along higher lines, or It becomes
lazy. sensual, jealous and dishonest.
It is extrava gantly fond Of jewelry
and showy apparel.
The birthstone is an emerald and
the governing planet is Luna.
The Want Ads will open new ave
nues for congonial work in all trades
and professions during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

- ECONn STORY FRONT ReOM lNI'
= vntn family. NO 9l6 West Eighth
street iune25-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
FLAT FOR RENT

at 500 French st. Free electric lights
and heat. Owner furnishes gas stove
/ tor cooking, 2 ovens and hot water
attachment Four rooms and bath;
also 3 rooms and bath
Apply to L. J, F0ULk,
104 w. 9TH st. or on premises.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
sHERIFFS SALES.


sHERfFFs sALE-nY VIRTUE OF A
wtit ~ leslri Iacias. 90 me directed.
VII be exposed f0 Public Sale. az the Court
lousa. ou Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. Boz tho city Of Viii
uingion. New Castle county Delaware.
oN SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OBJ JULY. 1914.
at lO clock. a.. m
The following described heal Estate Vig.
Ail that certain lof piece or parcel of
land situate. lying and being in fho said
tiil and bounded and described ns follows.
Beginning 40 point ON the Southeast
SIDE No Lfrd street fnrmerlr Orange
street no fhc disf1nre Of One Hundred and
forfy-ino feet and four inches northeast.
cilf from Che Intersection ri Harmony
street with Third street. no corner for
lends now or formerly Oi Alfred Belts ,
thence with said Third street norihoastcrly
twenty-five feet and two inches 20 core
ner for another lot of said Alfred Betts.
thence with said Betts's land southcatiorlv
one hundred and thirty five feet to limo
0f q lof ef William White. thence thereby
1ouihwc.ferly twenty five feet two inches 10
O. limo of fhc first mention land OF Alfred
Bette, thrnce thereby nor'hweffcrlv one
hundred and thirty Eve feet to The tnid side
OF Third street and place Of beginning
with two story brick store and dwelling
thereon erected
Seit0d and taken in execution as iho nron.
criy of George ID Williams Administrator
of George WilnnmH deceased morfrnror
who survived bis wife. Amands p Williams
deceased co mortgagor and 20 be sold by
WALTER s. BURRIs Sheriff.
6herifs Once. Wilmington, Del. 1uly
1, 1918. iy11o1i
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
NOTICES

~ OTfCE-MfIK PRODUCERS WILL
~ please meet 90 Bull'f Head Hotel Fourth
and Orange. Saturday afternoon next az /
o clock Important business
iuy8'dt CHAS =. DfCKEN
nT ADAM LEO - RONANY Gypsy
w palmist Tells your past present and
mturc just as ycu hnvc gone and win GO
fhrcuch life for 25c Shcllpoi Park. VII.
ming'on. Delaware dec5-ff
NJ OWCE-IHE NEW cIRCUlATiNG
~ LIBRARY Of Nc. 4O5 Washington street.
has removed 90 no. ii2 vs. Ninth street ami
is 400 position 60 take orders for and deliver
al The latest books. Phone calls promptly
attended %. ID. g. A. Phone. OLGA: Apto.
matte 4fh9. fehfg.tf
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COR RENT

NEW SQUARE PLAN HOUSE. HARD
~ wood floors, hot water heat, 8 rooms
bath and pantry Half square Of Boulevard
and trolley. A. z. STAYTON. D. & A.
Phone, 4583. iune12.13.15.1s,2 2c-then IT,
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

IN OOo CELERY PLANTS. GOLDEN
OU.UUU Self Blanching. 35c per
huna,ed Golden Heart. soc per hundred
White Plume and Winter Queen, 25c per
hundred. Apply or address Charles Edwards
Sr.. so. 724 South Harrison street. or No.
1912 Maple street Wilmington, Del.
june8oj ojuly3.7.lO.
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BOARDERS WAIVED

III ANTFD-BoARDERs WANTED NO.
w 6l5 West ST. iuno15.tm
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FOk SAIF iJlt RENT.


L OR SALE OR RENT-FINE NEW
houses, Nos. 29Ol.29O9 Tatnnn street
All modern improvements, including hot
water heat
For Rent-First story front room, can
be used for either store or Office. Apply at
rear ofice Alfred Downward, Contractor
and Builder No. 500 Tatnall street.
iuy9-tf
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PuBLIC sALE

and Harneas, to be sold by Constable Bow
crs Six head good using Horses. from
ponnsvlvania Fifteen head from philadel.
phia One brood Sow with ten pigs. Lot
Of wagons and harness of al kinds Car.
load Of new Wagons on third hoor will sell
or trade for Horses or Cattle. Sale every
Saturday 90
wBl. H. KLAIR' S BAZAAR.
iulvs-lO Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
For SALE

L OR sALE-GOOD MILK ROUTE.
It Address s-3e. Evening Journal Once.
iuly8-5t.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
PUBLIC SALE


II UBLIC SALE OF NEW CASTLE
i COUNTY BONDS.
The undersigned will sell az public auc-
tion. on Tuesday the 4th day Of July. A. ID.
1914 AZ IL o'clock. a, NJ, az the auction
rooms OF Stidham and Son, No. III
East Fomtn street Wilmington, Del.
$4,000 New Castle County Loan 10 estab.
Hsh the New Castle County Workhouse.
being Bonds Nos 49, So 81, 50 and SO. for
81. 900 each. dated July !, 1899, and pay
able July L. 1919.
Said bonds are held as collateral security
for n promissory note for S4,5O0, and were
transferred by Power Of Attorney. duly
executed January g. 1910 Terms, cash.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
iuly2.71o,13.
ID UBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
erty will be sold at public sale on the
farm known as the William Eastburn farm,
Mill Greek hundred, near Corner ketch,
Thursday July 16, 1914, at l o clock. p. NJ,
sharp
Five head work and driving Horses, 8
Colts 90 head OF Mich Cows, fresh and
close springers. Bulls. / Sow with pigs
weeks old Chester White Boar. Poland
China Boar Poultry Farming Implements
Of an kinds used on a frst-class farm, all
new this spring Farm Wagon, Market
Dearborn MIX Wagon. new, Harness OF
nl kinds and household goods. Terms OF
sTIDHAM & son.
iuly1o1s14,15. Auetioneers.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

II OR sALE-GAs RANGE APPLY n.
+ w. corner Twenty hfth and Tatnall
streets iuly71O
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TYPEWRTTERS

.------r---- ---.----
~ nNpEWhlrFRs RENTED THREE
i months, So O0 Rental applied on pur-
cHlse Sold. $500 monthly. Typowriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
write. Eschango, no. oi5 Market street.
aue13.n
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

II OR sALE-lo0-QUART MILK ROUTE
II Bargain # sold no once. Address s.37,
Evening Journal Ohce. iuly9-5t.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
REAL ESTATE Fur SALE

w 1sa1NGTON aElGafs sEclI0 i'i1-'s
No. 511 West Eighteenth street
within one square of Boulevard aud fronting
on PARK. Apply TO Samuel II. Baynard
Jr. iune24-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
HELP wANTED-MALE


=, ovFRNAfENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
lT 10 get Ny free booklet 600, tells
how. Write today-NOW. EARL hof-
KINs. Washington, y. g. iulyi'-mo
~ OY WANTED. AGED l6 OR n, TO
ID learn trade. Bring releience. Apply
Delaware Auto Radiator and Lamp Repair
ing Comrany 80. els shiplcy street.
II NGINEER WANTED-MUeT BE MAR
~ ricd man. thoroughly experienced DO
operation OF engines boilers iuo ruupug
machinery Must he willing TO work II
hours por day and Z days per week. None
but thoroughly experienced men, having very
best reference from former employer neca
answer tins al. Good steady position for
the right man. Salary 500 per mortn.
Apply by letter only 90 Engineer. boE I5
Route No o portefs Del luly9.ii'
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
HELP MANTEn-FEMALE

4~r-r~-~----4r-rs--r-'
n XPERfENCED OPERATIONS oN NAlN'
Il, soof underwear. Aprly John vs. Tucker.
s. E. Cor. Fifth and French sts iune-o %.
M ANTFD-WHITE COOKS AND GlRLs
w for homework German Intelligence
Once NO 400 Madison So. iunela'eod.l IN
~ ANrED-rWO LADY CANvAssERs.
w VIII pay good salary 60 right party
Address F2. Evening journal once
iulyio.2t
w ANTFD-EXpERIEN GlnL FOR
w general homework Mrs. q. 7.
Buck. No 1913 West Fourteenth street
iulylo-f
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

u OR RENT-No. 400 FERNS STREET,
rooms and bath. Woodlawn Company
No. Col Grant Ave apr4tf.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
UPHOLSTERING

IL URNIruRE RE.UpHOLsrERED CAR.
IT pets altered and laid Awnings and
shade work. Phone for estimate Philip
Phone. so3tD. may1 9-tf
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
ROOMS FOR RENT

Il OR RENT-WfrH BOARD. LARGE
Il front room with private bath. ho. ols
tatnali ST.. iune2oim.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

= OR RENT-NO 619 POPLAR ST, 7
rooms. bath and front porch. James
a. Hurock. Eighth and Spruce Streets
july 2-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
PALMIsTRY.

Al ADAM SOPHIA CAN BE SEEN
NJ every day from 10 A. NJ 60 9 =. NJ.
leiis your past. present and future as you
have gone and will 60 through life No.
SOC West Twentyfourth street. Wilmington,
Del june23-tf
iune23-tf
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
ROOFE2S

w H. WILLIAMS CO.
w. No s21 Orange ST. Roofing. Spout
ms and Heating. Metal and composition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
keparng promptly done. Phone IanfetF
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

EoR RENr-w1rH BOARD, LARGE
II front room with private bath. No ols
tainal St. iune2o'im.
Il OR RFNT-NICELY FURNIsHED
rooms. no. 800 West szih street.
iunel2 I'm.
ID PINNED GENTLEMAN IN PRIVATE
! n Family. for second story front room All
convenience. NO 700 Adams So may2otf.
. ECoND STORY FRONT ROOM rRI
- Vntn family. no. 9l6 West Eighth
street iunelo.tt.
lNr IcELY FURNISHED. LARGE, SECOND
n story front room. an convenience
40. i227 Market 81 july y''lm.
Inp wO THIRD STORY ROOMS FOR
1 fcnt goo JEFFERSON STREET
Il URNIsHED ROOMS, BATH AND
apfi.eod.if
TWO COMMUNICATING UNFURNISHED
II rooms for two gentlemen, or man and
lwifo VIII furnish 81 desired S0a MON.
ROE STREET mayd-oodf
Al rICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for ladies or husband and
wife. Use Of telephone. Apply No. 83l
Tainal 81, febs7.tt
II LrAsANT' ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN.
ON first hoor In private family Terms
Reasonable 1910 WEST STREET.
iulye.1mo.
r. -. -
BOARDBRS WANTED
-,.-------~---,--~,------ ------>---~------~-----------
W ANrFD-BoARDERs WANTED NO
w oi5 West ST. iunel5.im.
II OARnERs WANTED IN PRIVATE
ID family no. aoi Concord Avo. iunesolm
ID oARpERs WANTED an 845o, ALSO
ID table boarders. No. 213 West street.
ialy' I'm
ID oiRDERs WANTED AT SO. 4o7
ID North Clayton street. Gentlemen pre-
forrod iuly6-eod I'm.
ID OARDERs ED-COMMUNICAr.
ID ing rooms 30. 7l0 Jefferson street.
iuly3.im.
TROR RENT - LARGE FURNISHED
30. 1907 Washington So lune1l.1m.
.--------------.-----------
LOST AND F0UND
r osT-A BUNCH or KEYS on JET
iorson street. between Second and
Third. Reward n returned 10 tic Evening
journal ONCE iuly61wk
MONEY TO LOAN
,---..-------..--.-----,.
NJ oRTGAGEs-MONHY TO LOAN ON
M Mortgages $1,000. $500, $1,000,
$4,000 $4,000. ur amounts 90 suit per
cent interest when on good properties. SAT-
isiactory second mortgages negotiated.
PETER j FORD.
iunci2 .eod.1m. Ford BUILDING
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

NOR RENT-a527 WASHINGTON ST,
II new. modern housei d. j.. ToPkls, 42o
W Twenty y-second street. d. & A. Phone
b405A iune1O-u
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sECTRITIEs T0R sAIE

W I'LL SILL rNfTfD ard 1nCrVT
w frrel Irr 500 pap r1iurt 100
-sa-tl irr 800. @. Zrrrurr So. 9f3
Nsti trtl afh fi1esf. Baltimore. Md
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
HELP WANTED
MANTED. EEMALE

- ELIABLE WIDOW WISHES POSI-.
III tion as housekopcr. Address W25,
tVcnnr journal ONCE. iuiy0-3t
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
lost AND F0IrNu
MONEY TOLOAN

NJ AGEs-MONEY TO LOAN ON
M Mortgages. $1,000 $500, $1,000.
$1,000 $4,000. ur amounts 90 suit 5 per
cent interest when ON good properties. SAT-
iaiactory second mortgages negotiated
PETER j FORD
iunol2 cod I'M Ford Building.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
PApERHANGFRS


VOHN REA BOLD. fArEk HANGER.
b SO. s13 Madison st. Bell phone
bilsI. ian12-tf
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

Jr. iune24-tf
nor sALE-TWO LOTS AT GORDON
II Heights 50x15O Excellent location.
Reasonable. Apply 10 Carroll w Griffith,
40. PA w. Ninth st. iune3o-l2t.
= OR sALE-EICE SIX ROOM HOUSE
on Pine street. between Twenty
and Twenfy,third. All conveniencesi heater,
range front porch. Price So 900. Address
So. Evening Journal once may2-tf
" OR SALE-HOUSE AT NO. ia
IT Franklin street. IL rooms and bath;
excellent location. Owner leaving city. APP
play on premises, or call d. & A. phone, No
APO. luly1Oeod-6t.
Il OR SALE
IT We have a few OF those 2story, e.
room houses on Tstnall and Washington Sts,
Eastlake; porches, pantry, all modern I'm
provements. Trolley at the door. Termf
very easy. FRAZER g. 90.
mari 6 witt.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
SANITARY WORKERS


NJ X. kELTER-sAN1TARI oDoR-
W. LESS EACANAlING
once s. w. Corner Fourth and West SITS
nrInI-iI
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

= OR BENT-6.ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
improvements. Apply d. s. Lyman.
Elsmere. Del d. & A. phone, lOloD.
iuly6-6t.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

~ ICEIY FURNISHED LARGE SECOND.
y story front room. an convenience
SO. f217 Market ST. iuly7.1m.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

1, OR RFNT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms no. 800 West Sixth street
iune12-tm.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

n OK NAIE.
Upright pianos. new $4,000 up.
Upright pianos, used, $500 up; like new.
square pianos. $500 up
steinway s. Son, Hanes Bros Bradway
and others,
Organs from e1.OO up; Estey, Wilcox &
White, Grown, Carpenter and other makes.
All in good condition
HARKNESS PIANO CO,
Nos 304.8O6 w Thirtieth street.
Phones--D & A., 1850; Delmarvia, 262s.
iulyS eod-1mo.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

nv wO THIRD STORY ROOMS FOR
l font goo JEFFERSON STREET
iuly6-tf
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

ID FFINEn GENTLEMAN IN PRIVATE
n Family. for second story front room AZ
conven'cnces. 40. 700 Adams 81 mayo n.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-20
OLD.
FASHIONED
CHARTtS.

just as well as admiration and love.
But mans egotism blinds him to all
but the complimentary symptoms.
And, since blushing is such a genuine
attraction to Insecurity, it seems
unfortunate that it should have pass
ed so completely out of style.
The old-fashioned flower garden is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-31
BROTHERHOOD STARTS
LOCAL OPTION BOOM
Men Of Lowell Heights Church Want
Saloon Eliminated From
South Bend.

Initial steps toward holding a wet"
and dry" election in South Bend were
taken by the men at the Lowell
Heights NJ. +. church at a banquet
night when more than so who
attended put themselves on record in
favor OF a local option election.
Providing a local option is not sup
ported by the other churches, plans
were made 10 circulate a petition
demonstrating against having any sa-
looms in the fourth ward. The matter
will be put up to the United Brother
hood in an effort to get all the church.
eS to back it.
Attention of the meeting was called
to the fact that a similar remonStrance
for the seventh ward is being prepared
for circulation and il is hoped TO win
over both wards in an effort to split
the city saloon forces. Charles Weld
Ter, chairman of the st. Joseph Coun-
ty Constitutional Convention league,
was one of the principal speakers.
urging the need of a constitutional
convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-31
COURT HEARING SUIT
OVER CHECK CASHEO
BY THE WRONG WOMAN

The suit brought by John II. Ellis
against the Citizens National bank on
the payment of a check is being heard
Tuesday afternoon in the superior
court before Judge Van Fleet
The two parties agreed on the facts
in the case but wanted the judge to
apply the law and to fix which party
should bear the loss. The facts as re
cited are as follows: DR.. Ellis mailed
a check for S42.50 last July to Mrs.
Jennie Sharpless, living on Franklin
place, but by mistake he addresses the
envelope to a Mrs. J. Sharplcss, Frank
lin st.
The postofice department finally
delivered the letter to Mrs. Abbie
Sharpless on Glover st. This second
Mrs. Sharpless is married to Joseph
Sharpless, making her initial Mrs. j.
Sharpless. She cashed the check as
Mrs. ]. Sharpless. The plaintiff claims
that the bank was negligent in not
identifying the person cashing the
check further while the defense claims
that the negligence was the fault of
the sender in not putting the proper
address on the envelope.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-31
WANT 15-MINUTE CAR
SERVICE TO ST. MARYS
One OF Several Petitions TO Board of
Works-Park Board Busy
Replanting Trees.

Petitions for 15-minute street car
service on the st. Marys line. for a
local sewer on Dayton St, connecting
with the Bowman creek sewer, and
for curb and walk improvements on
Catalpa av. from w. Sample st. to
Garst ST, were filed with the board
of works at its meeting Tuesday. Bids
were opened for water and sewer
connections on st. Louis blvd, and
Ford St. and were referred to the city
engineer for tabulation.
There will be a meeting Tuesday
night TO dispose of a number of mat
tiers. the acceptance Of some one Of
the bids above referred 10 being
among them.
That 800 trees have been taken
from Sunnyside, the forest OF J. NJ.
Studebaker. and replanted in Potta-
watomie park. is reported by the
board of park commissioners. \
crew of men is now at work seeding
Leeper park. The agricultural class
OF the high school has been watching
the park employees spraying the city
trees for the past few days. as a part
Of their lessons in forestry and horti-
culture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-31

a well appearing suit is too heavy for
the balmy summer days Of commence
ment week and that they could not be
put TO good Use afterwards
Urge Cap md Gown.
Supporters OF the cap and gown
urge its adoption for il would be mex
pensive and could be saved as a
mementO Of the graduation exercises
in after years. Besides they viii Doe
an innovation in school commence
ment exercises as no class has yet
worn them in the later history OF the
school
A number Of the girls advocate that
a simple white gown be worn as III is
inexpensive, the total of which is not
TO exceed 81. The gown could easily
be made by the girls themselves and
could be used 70 good advantage after
they had done duty at commencement.
Several girls have already signified
their intention OF making their own
gowns if sailor suits are not adopted
and many more are expected TO follow
their example. Dorothy Daily, Martha
Slower, Helen Gregory and Sarah Wit
wer are the young women who have
declared in favor OF home made gowns.
The class also voted 70 present The
Man from Home" as the senior play,
which is TO be staged during COM
mencement week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-31
WANTS TRIAL IN
CHICAGO COURTS
Jonas o. Hoover Seeks to Have
Injunction Set Aside in His
Suits Against the Order of
Owls.

The question Of whether the trial
OF the suit of Jonas O. Hoover. Chi
cago attorney, against j. w. Talbot,
president OF the order of Owls, will be
tried in South Bend or in Chicago, is
now up to Judge Funk Of the circuit
court
Yesterday Hoover appeared before
the court here and tried 10 get the in
Junction holding up the Chicago case,
dismissed so that he could try the case
in that city. To this end Hoover filed
a motion to strike out the injunction.
1t was argued at some length, tech
nical difficulties as to how deep the
facts should be gone into interfering,
and denied.
Hoover then filed a demurrer. This
too was argued and denied. Hoover
then played his last trump, an answer
to the petition praying that the injunc-
ton be dissolved The court heard the
attorneys exchange rather acid COM
pliments over the injunction question
for a while and then took it under ad-
viSement. The case in Chicago is
slated for April s and if the case is TO
be tried there the question of the in
junction must be settled first Judge
Funk agreed 10 hand down his decis-
ion by that date and Hoover and the
opposition forces are TO hand in their
arguments in the shape of legal briefs
before Saturday.
Hoover is suing the Owls for $4,000
which he claims is due him for legal
services performed during the attempt
of a faction of lodges TO desert a
number Of years ago. The case was
originally started in Chicago and an
other suit on the same grounds was
then brought in South Bend. Hoover
rQC
the defendants want TO stand trial
here. The case went to trial once in
Chicago and Hoover got a verdict
but the decision has been reversed
and the case is coming up for its sec
Ond hearing next month.