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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

have recently purchased a new motor
boat.
Mrs. Frances Smiley of Pittsfeld Is
visiting for a few weeks her niece,
Mrs. Ida Jones.
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homes for veterans. in spite of much
talk pro and con about the efficiency of
management. There We're vigorous at
tacks, some of which, for certain of the
homes not including Togus, were possibly
warranted. The attack upon the Togus
Home. as already told in the Kennebec
Journal, was regarding its location and
the expense of maintenance there. Prob
ably a growing disposition exists in the
House to close up the Togus Home and
transfer the veterans to other branches
but it will be some years, even, before
that assumes serious phase.
Names State bank Commissioner. Hon.
Harry NJ. Smith of Bangor. has just con-
eluded very pleasant visit to Washing
ton He came to this part of the coun-
try to meet with superintendent of
state banks from all over the United
States. They assembled at Atlantic City
and then at Washington, where they had
opportunity for consulting with officials
of the new currency system. Mr.. Smith
is in line for the presidency of the con-
vention next year. He was very well re-
ceived among his colleagues of the bank
ers' convention and his address at At
lantic City on "Six Months of the Blue
Sky Law in Maine" was much praised.
Senator Burleigh has been taking up
many matters of public business here of
recent days. He was a the Navy de-
partment the other day for a talk with
Secretary of the Navy Daniels, in the
course of which he recommended that
Cyrus Dana Bishop, acting chief clerk
of the department of public works at the
Pearl Harbor naval station, near Homo
lulu, Hawaii, be promoted Mr.. Bishop
was sent there from the Portsmouth
navy yard and his tour of service expires
next month, when he will be entitled to
return to the states if he desires it. His
superior officers in the navy have recon-
mended several times that he be given
q promotion in order that it might be
made an object for him to stay in the
islands. Mr.. Bishop is a native of Win
throp, Maine. his parents still being
residents there. The government has
been engaged for quite ten years erect
ing a great naval plant at Pearl Harbor,
along with other military enterprises
there which are calculated to make 1t
the great army and navy base for the
control OF the Pacific Ocean.
'nator Burleigh bore hand with a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

The Ladies' Aid of the Free Baptist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. DR.. Cole, Brunswick ave-
nue..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

Morse may make money manufactur-
+, Ing the Oakland" cigar and selling it
for &c. Let us hope so for he gives
value received, smokers admittedly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

The gravel Sidewalk on Bowman
street. Farmingdale, is being replaced
with a plank one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

government was first committed to the
construction of a postoffice building at
Gardiner several years ago when Mr..
Burleigh was member of the House
and he originated the legislation for the
project.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

Helen L. Peacock, West street, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Luella Green
! of Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16
GARDINER,

Heed the suggestion regarding low
prices in Tasker Bros. ad.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

Thomas Connors is doing a fine piece
of grading on the lawn of Charles A
Drake, Bridge street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-16

Dance at Pittston Grange hall
Wednesday, July Is. Music by Lees
orchestra. july15d1t
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LOCAL NOTICE.

Select dancing at Loudon Hill to-
night. Rain or shine. Cars after
dance.-Adv. 5une11, mon tn tt
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Mabimder
Sollen Sreo. Sorman in ben SoS &c
trieben ba6sn.

Coroner Or. Toertmebsr bislt &C.
tern ben sJnqueit iiber ben Sob bes
81 Sabre alien poitbsamten Jreb.
Sorman ab, pslder isinem ae6sn
turh Barrier Griin sepaltiam Elm
s3iel aeiebt bate. Mie bic Wittne
benz Coroner mitaetbeilt bat, befaHD
iih ibr Mam lei ibrer Dor 10 Sabren
crfolgten 9erbeiratbuna beiidnbia in
GeIonotb unb fisl Wa9indern In oi.
Sdnbe. ipel4s i'm pie cine gitrone
ausaeprebt baben iolen. Sorman
trua fid fdon felt sSabren nit Sslbfs
morosebanisu unb bdtte feline Srau
ipisberboIt burh finsirte Selbiimcrbs
periu6e erI6rsdt. pesbdlb iie ieinem
Yeainnen ni9t mebr re6ten 9lauben
identte. an Der lebten Selbitmorb-
Hotia. ipelhe SormaH suriidselaHen
hattie. bat er feline Ssrdu I'M 9er5ei.
buna fir feline 5bat. Die lebte balb.
monatlide Gebalts3abluna srbisIt Sors
nan am sSrsitdg, bod fpHnte er isiner
Jrau am SOnntaa nidt mebr angebsn,
mas er nit benz 9elb sematt bat, ba
er fat teinen Gent mebr bate.
0urh 3eusenausiagsn In bem en-,
aueit iiber ben Sob beg 8 Sabre alten
sSames 0o9ertp. ipel6er Dor einissn
5agen Don benz Chauffeur sialmar
Carlton. Der fir 6srrn 20. u. Sulian
tbdtia lit. an Der aenton Strabe iiber.
fabren unb seiGbtst ipurbe. lit betpie=
len iporoen, bab Der Sob bes ainbes
auf einen bsoauerli6en Suiaa auriids
sufiibren it, fir pslben Der Gbduffsur
niAt perantiportlidj aebdlten iperbsn
lam. Der Rnabe lief brett in oas
lansiam fdbrsnbe 2lutomobil binein.
Sur 3eit bes unfalls beFanben ii6
iSrau .Sulian. 6ran Mbitdter unb
FRI. STANFORD in bem araftipagen,
tpelfe ben perlinaliidten 2naben mad
bsm Bethesda Soipitat bradten. tpo
MIR nod Der Sob tpni!utirt perbsl
fourte.
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slus ben Werid5tsb5ies.
9srb.rblide aonturrens beanitanSet
- gbslaeiDunssfdle. = Ru4lab
Sadsn. - Werid)isbenes.
@erberblide aonfurren
beaUitaUbet.

Die Su6ia pie &c Batting 60.
iirsnste aeiiern cine SdaosHeriaBtldss
ilbsr $25, 600 iotpis eins ginbaltsilags
eesen bic glarie 8c Chambers p!s
60. an, um gu perbinbern. bab biz
Gebtere nod psiter bic leeren pIatten
unb Ssaer Der aldserin bon bsren
Stunben einiammeIt unb oann bebufs
glblisferuta ibrss eiaeHen ssabritats
tsnubt. Inter guberem fiibrt bic tlds
a.riihe firma on. baB lie info!se Der
Noraiialihtsit ibres ssabriiats felt 23
Sabrcn elm lutratipes unb peituer-
sipeigies 0eihdft auisebaut unb aIs
Nanbelsmarte bic Worie .6ubia's Sas
Hous pies1 bsnubt babe. 0ieis 6ans
0elsmarfe bsfinbe iih auf alien ibren
pissSslsrn unb bie1e 2ebieren lpiirs
rem felt gsraumer 3eit BON Der Der
ilaaien pibsrrs4tliher Weiie sinses
iammelt. Ges Wsitersn ipirb ange.
fiibrt. boB bic gertlagie bisie Sellsr
fir ibr eisenes' Tabritat. bas an Auas
IIiIt bem Der aIdaerin bebeiltenb nacb'
itsbe, benuBe unb bdburh bic bielen
auHben AZ Der 4uiiht brinse, bab fie
9ubig's pies srbalten, tpdbrenb linen
in Mirtlihteit cine fhle6isre GualitGt
uufsebalit pirb. snfolae bieier Mas
dinatipnen babe lie lRldgerin) cine
ansabl 9eIdperSen bon aunben err
baltsn unb aud aroben iinan3isllen
Sdabsn erlittsn. fir ben iie iebt emit.
ftdbist su iperben iu&t.
nhl auf einem idabbafs
Ten 5rottoir.
ahomas abbott BOT cine alass iibsr
$4,000 aesen bie Stabt Cincinnati
eiugsrei@t. neil er am 80. Sitobsr
1913 ouf sinsm idarbaftsn arottoir
On Winbfor StrnBeNpb @ilbsrt glbe.
nus au 9otsn fisl unb Wnen 8einbrua
hdponirag.
Gatte nidt baftbar.
IN bsr $4,000 alase. ipeiae sSrau
ehitb p. Dine asgen ibrn @utisn
dsHe Dine, unb 9llian goisforb sinses
rsid,t bat. neil bieIeIben iie burh eiNsn
in Der /. Opi" sridiensnsn glrtiiel per-
launIbst uur in ibrem Rufs qeibibigt
habeH. BAT Ridtsr pugb seitern ben
Ginpanb Dimes fir teariiHbet sriIdrt
iinb bic alaas. ioipeit oieielbe iid auf
Inn h,aiebf dhnstpipfpr, qn,v R;hfar
erilart. baB elm @atte ben Geisben|
tes Gtaatss Obio aufolae nidi bcr
Wsrlaumbuna ieiner @dttin beaihiist
iperbtn t6nne unb sbenip umsetsbrt.
frau Dine bate befarntlib cine
gdsibunastlase einaersidt unb Der In
israss ftshenbe ariiisl mar siniss Tase
ip1ier srfdienen, 8otsforb. bsr mob
iibriae Neriluatt. bsfinbst iih itbt IN
Nunttz s3u6tbaus sn Sort atapenss
itprth. ytas.
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Gterbli6feiteberidjt.

PAUL greiten5a4, "a, 1859 Samil.
ton 4o.. Sirublutsu.
Daniel Roberts, A, ct. WarDG
Spipitdl, @aueRiteine.
gloa Wiliams, 43, Gbrift 9oipitaI
innerss 2eipen.
William SearIs, 81, Reb gant, o.
2Gbmung.
Sofspb Suber, SO, 1927 Bremen
Strabe, RierenIsiosn.
Caroline Rann. SO, 1884 Carton
StruBe. glltersitpd9e.
Marp Mleper. II. 623 80. s. Str,
grisbts RisrenleiOen.
Sreberid Grape, 81, Marsarstt
Strabe. GebirnihIas.
9lnbreip Sammons, SO, Wstbootit
9ome. 9er5leiben.
Msar MinierbaIter, 5S, 135Sgroab:
tpnp, 6htpinbiutt.
yii1olos @ousb, 66, 1928 Spms
mes S.rabe, SalsIsiben.
Charles Wrisbt, AT, 1049 ROie.
mDnt 2lDenue, arebs.
Catherine SaDIor, 60. 908 DaSs
Strabe, arebs.
Grant Cemetery, SO, 3peis 9oipi.
tai. S4Dinoiu6t.
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@ebmrten.
g n a BEN.


So6n uno WSargarst6e Collins, 30s
Oregon Strube.
Sberman uno Seiota SopmaH,
1882 Sebler Strabe.
Sarrp unD gtnna Srmiton, 1873
Goulrmbid glpenue.
Charles unb Soa &Ieintant, 1851
RittenbouIs Strabe.
Soiepb unb 9itsinia 9dmp, 2lnoers
ion 5err1.
Samuel unb Mdrp Siitnsti, 73o
@eit Court Strabe.
Otto unb SoIepbine S6mabl, 1S3
8sit Clifton ap.
2lIbert unb 4nna Clint, 2735 @ine
Strabs,
paul unb 2ulu aenbatl. 1ruit
Si[I, 8.
@iaiam uuo 5lora 9pnn, 1926
SSadiDn Strabe.
Irthur uno Sanneita Wlaltner,
1854 9roots 9(penue.
glusufus uno 9lntonid GarpIi, 2161
Queen Gitp 9lpeuue,
Wfdb6eu.
2Ouis uno Sarab Suransr, Bib
Weit IA. Strabe.
Charles uno Dora SoIt, 425 u. Z.
Strabe.
Soiep6 unb Bertha 9ater, gobmils
Ter unb 9(rmprp 9tu.
Gbarles unb matbiIos Shmibt,
1888 Sherman 9lp.
Soiepb unb Martba Clifton, 1912
poplar Strabe.
gllbert unb 9ntbarine Dupps. 1o4o
gabsr Strdbs.
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g6ei&.ibunas. sale.

GatbertneGDfer, 722 Bauer
Mpenue. bat ibren 9aiten perrp y.
Gpiter. ben lie am 6. Ropembsr 1884
beiraibsts. ouf S6sibunq pertla9t.
neil er felt mebreren Sabren bem
Srunte erae6en lit, niht fir lie asIorst
unb lie aaberbem nod 10 brutal bebans
belt bat. bak lie nidt ldnssr nit ibm
leben tam. I'm ben 8ertiusten Ju
per6inbern. iie in ibrer iebigen Wob.
nuna au beliitissn. ipuroe elm Gin
baltsbefebl aesen ibn erIaiIsn.
sn Der S6eibunsstlase Der 9 a !,
rab @insburg aeaen Sarrp
@irsbnra purbsn Der alGeerin tempo
rare 4limente i'm 9etrage BON $25 per
Wo4e fir ii6 ieIbit unb ibrs bier ains
Der, ioipie bas Redt auseipro6sn. ibrs
aegenip1rtige Wobnuna. Ro. 712 Wslt
8. Strabe, bis auf Weiteres toitenfreI
al benubsn uno bic Ulietbe fir ben
Heft BEG Saujes 3u tolleftiren.
9esen albin WsIls, Der ss
peridumt bat. bic Ieinsr Satin Carrie
Wells betpilliaten gllimente au be5ab.
len. 1T cine 9orlaouna fir ben 13.
sSuli b. z. erlaHen tpprbeH, I'm ii1
fueaen Wibadtuna bes Geridts su
uerantiportsu.
Radlab. Sa6en.
6. Cora Moore lit 1sitamsntspolls
i!referin bon 2atprsnee 6. Wtpors;
perionalien $1,000. Grunbeisenthum
$500.
Gbas. .. Ro6eriioR lit Seiianentss
npaitreder pon Charlotte 6. WaioH;
perfonalien $1,000.
9lwelia Rpmsr 1T 5eItammtspolts
itreerin Don 2ouis Romsr; perIonalien
$500. Grunbeigenthum $500.
Der peri6nlihe HdhlaB Der Belle
Gaie betrGst $9195. bsrisnise bss Geo.
@. Sntitb $10,562 20. berisnige bss
Sbomas 6oipsls $3.50. berisnige be.
anna 6urb Spmnes S37O2. berienise
bes Samman s. RoubebuIb $2408.33
uno berienige Der Map 6. Omen
$420.10.
Werf9teoenes.
Die @lsnn 3. &c g. u. tlaste cine
6ppotbeiforotruna iiber $931.33 atsen
ssfaae Mseier IL. u. sin.
ssobn u. Rpan. Ha9labperpaltsr,
bat cine Borbsruna iiber $3.50 gesen
q. 8. 3inn,n II. ". sinastlast.
9bos. q. SuItus ftrenstc cine Gins
taltstlage aegen bic Stabt Rorpoob
an. nm bieielbe au perbinosrn. cine
tiir5lih pom bortigeu Stobiratb pai-
iirie Sroinans bur6aufiibrsn. ber5u.
foIae ss perboten III. 2otals, bic dls
Stdlle II. T. 10. biensn. audi als menids
lihe Wobnnngen au benubsn. Der
aldaer bebauptet. BAH bic Orbinnn3
aeaen berbriefts 9iirgerre1te psritoBe.
Die 9rum Goal 60. bat cine $1,000
Ghabensridbs fclpie cine ginbaltsilasI
ss asaen bic .. e 81. g. 10. Rp. 60. !
sinsereiht. Inn bic fsrnere genubllnJ
zines Gsitenasleiies. bag bic 9srflaste |
ilnerlaubter Wsife Dor Dem GtabliiIes |
ment bar aIdseriu an front StraBs|
aelsst Bat. su pstbiHbern.
A II
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Daie.Daa.
Geitriser Sies Der ygleSs1 ii6er
grooflgn.

gu benz seitriseu sriisn Spiel. al.
ner Diertdsisen Seris 5!piIfen unIe-
rem .Rebs" unb ben 8rpotlpner
sSuperbds" batten iib 5000 3us
f8auer einsefunben. Sn bem Spiele
bebientsn Sdleubsrsr S9neiber unD
fsdnser Glarte unisr Gki6iib aeseu
Rason reip. Sii6er fir bic 9ssner.
Srob Der inteniipen Sibe fpielten
beiDe &Iubs nit Gnersie unb srobem
@sihid. 9uh bic SdIeu6erer Iiefers
ten quite 2siitunssn. S6nsiber, Der
i'm 8. @anse bic RontrolIe iiber ieinen
Ball perlor. tpuroe bur9 Benton unb
bisier. na6bem er 5ipsi srsipGIIe aur
]. gaie perihenit bate, burA
Douslab absel0it. Sn bielem @anee
iiherisn bic grDotlpnsr 3 aGufs unb
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siren, mas Der Ri6ter jebo9 nit Der
ertpGbnten 9emertung runppes ab.
i4lug.
Srau Clarence Sunnptalf aus
9leaIant RiOse erptrtte geitern i'm
Mltni3ipal 9eri9t einen Saftbefetl
gegen ibren Na6bar Wullace Seib,
lpel6en lie bes Qlngriffs unb &Drperz
perlebuns bei9uloigte. Die 5rdu
fiibrte an, bab 2eib ibren 16 Sabre
alien StieTIpbn Clarence nit einem
anappel in bic Rippen gei1logen bat.
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9eorge unb Gpie Stupp, 2609 Gos
lerain 2lpenue.
WaIter unb Mattte Sennsl, 1922
Gid Run Nh.
Gnot uno RoIa 9oIOiteiH, 27 @eit
Court Ctr,
Charles unb 4nna 8ebrmaUn, 8
Weit McWiden 4penue.
Sames une Reaie Mcgollousb. GIT
Rifmonb Strabe.
Charles uno glnna Sarbiman, 303
9oloen Strabe.
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Gr. samriuein in Cincinnati.

Or. q. q. Saurpeiit. sgiipeftrr
hes Statiitiiden Bureaus fir @ebur.
Ten ino Sterbefdlle M Columbus,
g., traf 9ritern in Cincinnati eirb
lmo itattete Dem @eiunobettsamt
einen 9eiub ab. Or. Sourtpein fam
ipe5ieu nnh bier, I'M NIT eetpiiien
Ger5ten uno Sebeamruen &iidlpraba
81 ncbmen, pel6e in Der @inienotng
ibrer @efnirtS 9ltteite iebr nadlGiiig
iiu6. 0icie 9umnlelei iiibrt 5it elmer
eroben aonfiiion in Dem 9lmt unS
miro Die ilotte Grbeit uno bic slllF.
iteaung elmer seuaiien Statiitif tart
beeistra9tist. 8
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entsinsen unfsre Sunssns nit tnap-
per Rptb eiHsr NisOerIage. Die Rebs
ma9ten 8 Sreffer segen 13 unb Ipiels
ten fsblerfrei segen einen Sebler Der
@egner. Morar, 9rob unb MilIer
tparen unfere bsften G3ldger nit ie
2 Ereffern, burunter mebrbaiise. 2luf
unierer Seite purbe fein 2uftfGtier
aur ganf seIanbt gesen 5 auf Der
gsgneriihen. Sdneiber unb Benton
perlfensten ie 2 5rsipdiie our /.
9afe gegen 2 Der gesner. Ga Roie,
9er5og unb Moran itdblen is l Bale.
Die Sdieosriatsr Sarter unb Rigler
ipdlteten ibres gtnrtes sur allsemsinsn
gefribisung.
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aaiieefrGn5dJen.

- Sn Der Smmanuels @smsinbe
5airmOunt g. S9peidbarbt, paftor)
1T heute aaffsetrdusten. syOIseub,
Ddmen laiisn einlaben: Sophie 9iber
glmelia 8olaer. Marie Oittus. 9irgi'
ME Dole. katherine Gdert, 2puiis Gb-
bers. Marie Gblsroins. 2lnna grnit
Cana fsrep. Caroline Slider. gpa ST.
ider unb GIiiabetb iSrant,
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Rsfultat Der gefrisen

9eute Nadmittag 3tpsites Spiel
Der Serie 3ipiiaen .Rebs" unb GU
perbas in RebIaHo SieIo. ytrsliug
uno Glarte peroen als gdtterie fir
Cincinnati fungiren. 9as Spiel Be-
sinnt piinttli6 lin 3 llhr.
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aOn5ert i'm Gov.

Sir bas 8un5ert i'm 3oologiI6N
8arten am beutigen Ibeno gilt oas
folgenoe prosramm:
Mari9 - nllnter Dem SoppeldoIer".
Nagner
Ulignon Superture Sbomas
Srombon Solo 4benniternsRo.
mango aus SannbduIer, Wagner
Garl &oblmann.
geiterthougbts Serbert
pun6ineIlo Ssrbert
Yotpouri aus ,9lhele" 8riquet
Suoertuere .Srpbeus in Der llnters
melt" Offenbdh
Sopran Solo 6rl. 8trld 5opte
Wdl3er - Pomone Waloteitfel
9arcaroIIe dus pSoffmaHns Gr5dbs
lIngsn," Sffenba4
potpourri .Spset Sirteen"
Serbert
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
LAYERS IN DEMAND,
NOT THE SHOW BIRD
Remarks Of Wisconsin Man Were
Aimed at Fanciers Who
! Neglect Egg Production.

Judge a hen by the meat and egg
standard as we'll as by her size and
bhape and color.
This was the keynote Of an address
by J. G. Halpin of the college Of agri-
culture, University, Of Wisconsin, be-
fore the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Poultry association held at Chi
cago. Mr.. Halpins remarks we're
aimed chiefly at the poultry fanciers
who have failed to give sufficient at
tention to egg production and have
put undue emphasis on exterior
points"
Il am positive that many of the top
notchers in the business are on the
wrong track in this matter" said Mr..
Halpin. Il have heard some of the
leading fanciers state that they did
not care for winter eggs, but II they
are going to ignore egg production
they cannot furnish the type Of fowl
demanded by the great majority OF
their customers-the farmers. The
farmer wants results both in eggs and
meat, no matter how well the stock
may score. and no poultry breeder
should be satisfied until his birds give
satisfaction in the hands Of less OK.
pert man
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
court SCORNS WOMAN
Who PROTECTS MAN

When John Cassidy appeared in
City Court this morning to answer
Q charge Of assault and battery pre-
ferred by Ella Genaemer. the prose-
cutting witness said Cassidy had done
nothing to her.
Did nothing?" said Judge Joslyn.
did you not swear out the war
rant for this mems arrest2"
"1 did" replied the witness, but
It was mainly my fault"
Addressing the witness. Judge
Joslyn continued: Every once in a
while you come here and swear out
a warrant for the arrest of this man.
He beats you and then you come here
and try to k ep him from going TO
the workhouso. You arc the one
who ought to be sent to the work
house. The Court feels that when
you come for a warrant that the Of
fcers should refuse you. but the
Court will not tell them to do so.
Cassidy you can so. and you can go
after thanking the Court practically
for allowing YOU to lie in this case"
Cassidy was accordingly dis
charged. The woman left the Court
weeping.
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
FLAT iron AND BRICK
FIGURE IN This ROW

Albert Brooks. colorot did not
present the appearance of being "a
bad man" when he appeared in City
Court today. but the police declared
he was last night. When Brooks
met Samuel Brown. colored. on the
street last night they had trouble,
and Just TO smooth over things,
Brooks used a aat iron AS re
suit Of the gentle art of taking out
tho creascs Brooks broke three of
Browns ribs and he was sent to tho
Delaware Hospital for repairs.
Brooks later in the evening went TO
No. 204 West Fifth street and threw
brick through the door of the
house. He was finally arrested by
Officer Vensey. and in City Court was
charged with assault and battery on
Brown. Brooks pleaded guilty 10
the charge of disordorly conduct by
throwing a fat iron at Bertha Brown
The iron missed the woman and
struck Samuel Brown and broke his
ribs. AS the patient Is still in the
hospital, the case was continued for
week. Bail was placed al $500
Evening journal., 1914-09-22

II is the day Of scnemes anG
dreams. but 'he worker has rree
and equal cnaEce in the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
INVITATION TO FIGHT. NOT
BAD LANGUAGE this Time

In City Court today William Aug
ustus withdrew a charge of assault
and battery against Daniel Seaphus.
and Deputy Judge Joslyn dismissed
the case.
Patrick Herlihy was charged by
John J. O'Toole with disorderly con-
duct. The testimony was that on
last Friday night Hcrlihy went to
O'Toole's house al No. 1902 Reed
street and used bad language while
standing on the pavement The trou-
bic occurred after children OF the
parties had fought For the defence
William Rutter. John Murrav. Ben
iamin Cooper and Timothy Reardon
testified that Herlihy did not use bad
language on the occasion. The Wit
nesses said Herlihy told O'Toole that
the children had a fight but that
OToole could not lick" him, Herli-
by The case was then dismissed.
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
DISTINGUISHED MEN
TO talk peace At
ST. Thomas BARBECUE

The Rev John Connolly, pastor Of
St. Thomas Church. is making great
preparations for the annual barbecue
of the parish to be held on the church
lawn on next Wednesday evening
This years barbecue promises to sur
pass those of former years and Father
Connolly has secured Charles NJ
Schwab of Pennsylvania and United
States Senator Salisbury and others
to make addresses. The subject of
all the orators for the occasion will
be Peace"
The program as arranged, consists
OF the following addresses:
National Peace" United States
Senator Willard Salisbury: "Domes-
tic Peace Governor Charles r. Mil
Ter; "Civic Peace" Mayor Harrison
w. Howell; industrial Peace" c.
M. Schwab.
During the evening the Delaware
Saengerbund will sing.
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
JAIL SENTENCES FOR
These Law breakers

In General Sessions. Court this
morning. Isaac Christy, colored,
pleaded guilty 10 the charge of steal
ing a chicken from Thomas Hamilton.
John Price, colored, pleaded not
guilty to the charge of stealing three
suits of clothes from the Wilmington
Steamboat Company last July.
Edward Ryan, white, pleaded not
guilty to the charge of stealing three
chisel and a pair of scales, in Will
mington on July Z.
James McAllister, colored, who
pleaded guilty to the charge of steal
ing a watch and chain in White Clay
Creek hundred, on July IA. was SEN
fenced 10 six months in the work
house and TO receive 1 CLASHES.
A plea of guilty TO the charge of car
rying a revolver was entered By
Lee Boyer colored, and he was
fined S25 and costs.
Reba Brown. coiOred. who pleaded
guilty to the charge of larceny of two
pounds of butter, was sentenced to
ten days in the workhouse She was
represented by ID. j. Reinhardt
Charles Nelson, colOred who plead
cd guilty to the charge of stealing
sugar, from the George W. Bush and
Sons Company was sentenced to serve
one year in the workhouse and re-
ceive 10 lashes
John Thompson pleaded not guilty
to the charge of stealing two watches
and a chair.
Mary E. Cooper. colored, pleaded
not guilty TO the charge Of stealing
$40 on August 10.
Dmytro Harceynski and Mike Kett,
charged with stealing three water
melons from the P. B. & w. Railroad
Company, entered pleas of guilty and
were each sentenced to serve one
month.
William Blackson. colored, charged
with running an automobile without
the owners consent was sentenced TO
pay a fine of $40 or serve six months
in the workhouse.
Evening journal., 1914-09-22
To Get Rid Of the EIv.

Il has always been a serious ques-
tion with the amateur gardener as to
how he was to have a permanent
manure pile for the good Of his
plants and not have it a breeding
place for the horse fly, sometimes
called the typhoid fly. At last the
question is answered satisfactorily.
Here is the simple way out of this
difficulty. Sprinkle the fresh horse
manure with common borax at the
rate Of one ounce to the bushel.