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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-05
|HOOGS ARRESTED
At NAPL; COMING
BACK FOR TRIAL
Former Teller Of Bank of Ha-
wall, indicted Yesterday, :.
Is Nabbed Today
WILL NOT MAKE FIGHT
AGAINST ExTRADiTi0N
Man Wanted on Charge Of En-.
bezzIing $1,000 Apprehended
on City Attorneys Order

: Charmed Nth emlNezzieu,enk, Frank
e. t4ooos, former tsi,er at the 1ark Of
lktaMail, was arrestsd by Pinkerton de-
IteckiSes ttis H,crnino at his. home in
Napa, California, where ne has been
llIvi1n since his recent departure from
lsiopcluid. aecerding 70 announcement
made thIo p9cfnIhn from the Office of
City and County aAttofney A. n.
Brown.
The territorial grand jury, meeting
| In special session In the judiciary
lbuildinKe yesterday afternoon, returned
| . true bin against Hoogs. The indlct
| Inent was ordered placed on the SCI
Icret hle. This afternoon the indict
I ment was transferred 10 the open hle.
&C which time the action Of the grand
imy became 1 matter Of public record.
The indictment charges HoOgs with
having embez1led $1,000 OF the funds
|0f the Bank Of Hawaii where he was
employed as 1clier Hoogs was ar
rflted tcd4y e . result Of the return
of the indietmenE and upon cabled IN
siructi6ns to FInkefton detectives In
Cslifornia from City Attorney Brown.
There Is ever indication that
Hoogs viii not be required to be .ez.
tradited. but WIN take the nrst steam
er back 10 HonolIiln Of his own free.
win and accord 70 face the charge
against him. said Mr. Brown today.
s'1n ail pfob1blIity. his wife viii &C.
company him back 20 Honolulu.
The action OF the grand iury In In.
dieting Hogs may have resulted large
~ ffpln strong plea made two.
weeks aeo by Circuit Judge Ashford
who. Id q lengthy address urged that
th6 tribunal reconsider 4 f1rmer ac-I
ton n refurhink mo hill'' AGAINST
the former bank teller
Circuit Judge Ashford branded the
FIooEs matter = public scandal
and went SO far as to say that the
bank officials and the Pinkerton detec.
tiyes who came here and finally al
lowed EfoOgs to leave FOR the main.
land, amer. II is Understood, he refund.
Cd 10 the bank certain Of tire alleged
embezziements, might have held them
selves open % e charge Of compound.
Ing felony.
1.-THE indictment against f1oogs was
returned at 3, 50 o'clock yesterday af. |
Two officials OF the Bank OF |
Hawaii and one official of Bishop q |
Company wefe before the tribunal dur |
Ing The Afternoon.
City Attorney Brown is momentari.
b expecting cablegrams from San
Francisco setting forth further details |
IN regard to the matter. He expects /
Do be notified Of what steamer Hoogs
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GRE1lRi IGNORING
rpljESTS AGAINST
tElch AppOINTEEs
JUDGE Stuart and Others 0b.
IeCt to Justice Robertson,
and Judge Whitney
Qen0S SITloN SOL LELY Y ON
81 0UNDS NOT DEM oCRATS
0Llt Attorney General, Having
Been Unable ID Find AvaiIa.
hle BOurhons, Stands Pat

Keports IN circulation Tor several
deyS past thDt bitter protest had beer
tp1lD - WashInfton b. local Demo
Gratis nEniilt the appointments oi
Grief Justice Robertson and Circuit
J1416 Nhitne1 c466ef ne StarBnlIe
I'm 70 cable 70 its WASHINGTON CORES.
&l1lfAf 70 ttotte from he depart,
I.14| n Justice I statemeht on the
IsSs$ he ts.,Bulletin's correspohl
Gent ctbIed % this paper the FOLLOW
tsf,lnpTcN, b. c, oe.. 8.
h,I1fI1I general crenor1 hss 70
I. el'ItI |@IIlr1 ffou j0dfs Stuart
~ tII.r1 pt1I>SlI1o e1sInst ths
0'IITl1I/ n Justice robert
1@I |II I|.|l lhlt1oI
TIE 1r|0.',itn - ibeee appoint
w11l ~ |roel nr|o.t On ne
loI||1 i1.t they ~ not Demo
elIII' NJ. 0ro1orY wns dI1Inclln-
- - |.1|.oI1t them. sccl<ine Ell
|'.II ..1'1<ft(1 fer re p6oItions,
11( ~ 061DIl q And available i
!. lI.1ICI'|' o11 rtIuctapily selected
I1.l b t11 Whitney.
|1I'I1 t1feN ibII ncIio6 follow.
IN <|||I|' eqd Ictf Inrt1l|r6tions
u. 4 |IY.1o0>r1' Viii Stand pat
4A1 III.ID t1e I(t.tt<G.
6. 9. Al1EHg.
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NO P0ST0FFICE MAIL
ON VENTURA THURSDAY

So far as is known by the postoffice;
no mail will be taken from the post.
office for the mainland by the Oceanic
liner Ventura. due to, sail Thursday
for San Francisco. No word has been
received from the postoffce depart
ment relative to the mail subsidy re-
Gently granted the Oceanic by the
postoffice department ..
It Is generally believed, both at the
|postoffice and the office Of c. Brewer
q Company, local agents, that the
subsidy win not become effective until
the company's new revised schedule
s8ss into f0rce October 26.
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GOVERNOR signs
DEATH WARRANT
Of F||'|||LIP|N0S
Three Murderers from Garden
Island viii Be Hanged One
Week From Next Friday

Governor Lucius E. Pinkham today
placed his signature on the death war.
rants Of the three Fflipinos. Juan Co,
ronel, Feliciano Hirano, and PoncianO
Eolaste, convicted on July 19 OF the
murder of Suhie Wada, a Japanese,
|on Kauai. The three men will hang
on October Is, one week from next
Friday. H.. + -. -. .!# - : 1.
I Coronel, Hirano and Colaste were
convicted OF murder In the first de-
gree IN the NTH circuit court at Ii.
hue. Acting as special assistant at
torney, general, A. &C. Atkinson car
rfed on the prosecution. The men
were, defended byaaAttorneys Kaneakua
and Kaulukou. t,.(.::. =. =. ..;.s, u
One OF the most revolving OF all the
crimes ever committed In the terri.
tory was the murder and attempted
murders carried out by the three Fill
pinos. On June is the three entered
ne home of Wada, q Japanese Eeget-
ablet gardener living on the mountain.
slope near Kilauea, Kauai Wada was.
shot and killed. Mrs. wada was beat
en- into Inconsistencies with an iron
bar, and left for dead. Two children
were also shot, but were not killed,
and a third child was shot at but was
missed.
Having committed the series OF
crimes, the. murderers dragged the
bodies of the Japanese together. and.
setting fire to the. house, fed. It
was then that the eldest son rescued
the bodies of both his father and
mother. Robbery was presumably the
motive for the crime, as Wada was
thought to have a large amount Of
money at the house. The murderers
got but 50, however.
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SIZE 0F NIGHT SCHOOL
BREAKING OLD re CORDS

me shorthand course. and the work
IN ity6fNriting and bookkeeping win
BEEN tonighf ct the r. M. G. "A. night
school Last evenfns the work In ar.
ranging classes was begun, and the
$50 students Who gathered ia the class
sodfns we're assigned their work for
,the coming semester. In addition TO
the Moik IN CONNER aaI courses, the
machine shop course Will be started.
Last nights sttendsnce, according
20 The statement made by Jay A.
UFice. edub btional secretary, far ex-
ceedsd that OF any other year. Many
new students Gre enrolling this week,
and u Il expected that by the last Of
the week 4ere win be upwards
of 800 1tHdSnts enrolled
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- 1I1te 6 10 HEoelway pallQr and
fip,I ~ |.'. a ne heads Of Ameri'
can .'|'. u Ir41r On the covers
q most q <1 .DgglerI magazines
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NEW YORK. N. 81. Oct. 81
Traditional Telegraph DesDatches on Pane 81
Or. Judd FITTING OUT
CAR FOR 0SPITAL USE
ON WESTERN MAR FRONT

!, DR. James r. Judd. writing from the
'.Ambulance de PHospital, American
de Paris, at JULY (Seine-et Mtfne1.
says that he has not forgotten the
kind efforts Of his friends on his BE-
half. He found that the French gog-
Arnment was fitting out freight cars
as movable dressing stations to be at-
tached to the trains carrying wounded,
and he says that his offef TO pay for
the equipment Of one ear was accept.
ed This win be appropriately mark.
I'D. possibly with some reference to
Hawaii. and he WIN try to get photo
OF II - send home.
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Dr. Dumba, Recalled, Starts Home

NEW YORK, N. T. Oct. s.. DR. constantin Ih1o5ol
Dumba the Austrian ambassador whose recawas demanded
by the United States following the discovery Of his connection
with plots to foment industrial disorders in this country sailed
the United States and the Allies Before departing he gave
out interview which he said he sorry that he go
ing and that be bears no for tie situation which has
necessitated his departure. sss assst 81
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Miss Stephenson has been In .Tur
key engaged In missionary work for
the last two years and half. She
has greatly enjoyed her work there
until the ramors Of war unsettled con.
ditions, said Mr. Stephenson this
morning, +and since Turkey has act
uaIly been engaged In hostihties the
situati6n has steadily grown worse
and worse. .sa
Mis- stephenson's letter continues:
1--WE have gone on living IN this
fashion for months and months. and
every minute Of all that time seemed
longer than horribly expectant hour.
a61trtkiHty chlef Horrof.
Our chief horror was our, very ig-
nor1nc6 Of things which were going on
al around us. The occasional Euro
peaD newspapers which came 70 us
tod us more shout e6n1ilf0ns ii Tilr-
key t,l14 We eohids etef learn ih Tdts
4 TIE ktfictest censorship has every.
where been exercised over the mails
dtifin9 the past year. No doubt most
Of nis letters have never reached you.
tUontinued on PAGE tnreel
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TAssOciated Press Service BY Federal Wirelessl

NEW YORK, N. y, Oct s. Members Of the Foreign
Board of Missions returning the last Europe
declare that the Turks and Kurds are wagn ierfb holy
war for the exermination of the Aanians They say that
500 Armenans the Of aarge body Of their country
who had gathered for protection fought off 5000 Turks
the fight took place from April 20 to May and that then the
hard pressed Armenians relieved BY eiacent Of
Russians who drove off the Turks
is alleged that the Turks not observing the Red
protection.
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GERMAN OFF GAL CA CABLEGRAM
DEU ARES ALLIES FAIL INlNOVE

The following eabesam ocIaI German sou
mornin1: !.
eman HeadquateS October 4Enssh
German artillery monitor.
German Enalsh positions
ve failed
sbis success ths
raread STATION at chalods the principal e
champaope district
front Gen. Hindenbergs
betNeD Posta and
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TREMENDOUS RAINFALL
REGISTERED ON HAWAII

The cooperative meteoroIogical OBJ
server at KioIakaa Station, the south
ernmost In the Kau District OF the ISL
and of Hawaii reports under date Of
October that an unusually heavy
doWnp0ur OF rain occurred at That
place on October and ,. 4 total Of
1850 inches W6a recorded Cor the ~
hour period, 1890 :. n. October 4 q
10: n. (. e, 6tIths} =
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4 2DIREIQA|0UdHIS
WILL | ! .R||E|BIaLI, ! ! / !
DIl||!|I||I!||S| ! | ! ! HOPES
Secret etary b8ses E0nStruc.
zion Df 8, ,U00, 600 Vessels
for Bigger llaFy

IAssoGiate6 Press 81 Federal Wlrelessl
sMAsHiNcIpN. bic, ock 5.see-
.retarysef 4Ise Navy Daniels dF1suncsd
today tI54 t,,e new naval program
which Mill Es lsId bef9fe Congress viii
inel6ds tb g eoHst fHeta6p b two t1er
ooQ, 200 snlerdreadn6li6 hts Ne Gays
thzt nothfrp The naval: e1t6t4e have
learned sro the leesQus q The Euro
pean NarS % slial sess tiie faith q the
dspsrtntnt fn tlse4 sup6fdreaen drought
type. 4 = s. s. q. q 4 s..lf
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The Netherlands Steamship Com.
pany Of Amsterdam. has recently
started monthly line ol steamers
between New York and Batavia. Java.
The iron steel and ma1nlacfult1
thereof exported from Holland 70 tie
Dutch colonies Is now worth about
t2z 900 900 en1nol'rt
The steamer K6nk1If1 formerly
&c . LsD.s1e sD. a,s'zre 2 'I
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Honolulu Girl Escapes From ....,. { n.
- =, Turkey Is Now Safe ii Greece

ssh relief
Of
Gladys Stephenson
When We walked down the streets Of smyrna
horrible
We did
Nnd and boodth With the first hint Of uprfing
IN
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.ExPL OSlON on DESTROY
CAUSES INJURY TO TWO

= NEWPORT n: Z, Oct. 5.-An expio.
sion ons board the torpedo boat deD-
tsoyer cuninnihgs, followed BY Hres has
injured two of the crew of the vessel,
'aec6rdtHa To- wireless news received
here. The Cufnminae was enoaded In
maneaxsfs on the coast The hre has
been put out and the destroyer q
headed for thIs Pprt, says the wire
leSS. s. s-sa -. = 5.s5s s. q. :. = .ss
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BIG GUNS F0h ARMY
NOW BElN TRIED OUT
AT SA ny HOOK GR0 0UNDS

IAssocisted Press by Federal WirelessI
sk NEWf YoHl<, NJ .. oct Army
ordnahco experts are testing Biz guns
cor 1.-The United S4ates army af The
peaNlng.Grognds st sandy Hook The
6Isnss now ,beirr . ested viii throw thou
ssnd:pouna projectilts ! distance pf
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CT 0SE CORONATION
cEREM0 MES WITH
MILITARY REV VIEW

Especial Cable 70 Hawaii ShihDoI
TOXIC October 5,-Tho nr1rd MN.
tary review Of the Japaneec alIUI WI
be held niastlle AoYama o1f11s rfcu11
on Deoember2. This MI|I b6 tie c|o1.
Inc feature 81 the coronetIo6 ceIe.
monies which begin o. November %.
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Allies Using Shells With Effect

PARIS, France Oct 81 efficiaE Allied aviators have
succeeded in dropping so shells station The
terymen of the Allies dropped shells train Verun
and exploded it, s ~, s.ssss s aesss 49, s S.
Monday violent artillery bombardment Of Artos took
place. #sss
# NEW YORK. N Y, Oct. Further subscriptions to the
half billion dollar loan negotiated America by the Anglo
French commission behalf Of the Allies refused after
this morning is learned that the loan has been
oversubscribed. s<S &
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NOVEMBER 29 is DATE
FOR DIET 10 CONVENE

Especial Gable 10 Hawaii ShInp6l
TOXIC, October 5c-The jaraoe1s
has pBnouneed lIat the
9th japanese diet Will conten5 >on
November 2s.
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Russian Uliimatum Late ii Reaching
Sofia; Bulgaria Has Not Answered

PARIS France Oct 5-Tlie Russian ultinnatnm 10 Bull
gara demanding that Car ferdinand dismiss the German
and Apstran officers who have gone help the bulgarian
armies late n reaching Sofia being delayed Tie way and
has not yetbeep made The ulmatum and
are expected toSelarify the situations
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. SUGAR

San N ANcisco, Oct. 4. - Sugar:
iSsS1Sn. tykl ss4 cents. Previous quo.
AatIag, as cents. - IS
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BERL IN, Germany Oct. The British attack On the
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''hOLY WAR; TO ExTERMINAE
CHRISTIANS IS Being WAeED;
BULGARIAN reply IS DELAYED

RUSSIAN UL TlMATUM LATE IN REACHING SOFIAAN ANSWER
WILL CLARiFY STUAT0N-ALLIES Aid GERMANS
CONTRADICT EACH OTHER IN STATEMENTS ABOUT
81 WESTERN FIGHTING AMERICAN LOAN TO ANGLO
FRENCH SYNDICATE OVERSUBSCRlBED
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Fence

strpetural apt Ornamental Iron
.. = HEhphlck. LTps
llereksn. ess klskss 90
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rE.lU - 49, looos
C1itc Iern. Oct 8.
1t - ttAnolsee:
1Ilnlnn Oct G.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
REVISE RURAL ROUTES
IN kent COUNTY, TOO

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Sept. 22.-orders
have been received by Postmaster
Startling OF the Dover postofhce to
make several material changes on Oc-
tober in the rural routes starting
from Dover. The six rural routes
now established are to be reduced to
four three of which will be automo-
bile routes and one a carriage route.
One of Dovers routes is to be divided
with one OF the Cheswold routes. The
Dover rural carriers and the number
of their routes ordered dropped in
clude d. H. Hancock, No. /; Enoch
Moore. No. 2; w. e. Cole No. A.:
Frank l.. McGee, No. g. and Edgar
Y. Ware No. g. Each Of these men
has been receiving a salary of $1,000
Sub-carriers have also been ordered
dropped from districts No. /. Nathan
Moore: George c. Brlttingham, No. 81
| Wilbert Rawley, No. A A. c. M. Short
| No. 3: and John r. Ware, No. 8. Franl
ID. Wright, of Route No, 3, has beef
I transferred TO Route No. l. The new
I carriers will receive 81 500 per year
I The rural carriers laid OF will be ell
uible TO take the examination for I'll
routes under the rearrangement.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
AT THE GARRICK.

Miss "Ideal." who is appearing at
the Garrick Theatre this week with
remarkable swimming and diving act,
Is making a big hit not only because
her act is highly entertaining but also
because it is informing. She is
woman of charming appearance. and
her diving work is decidedly graceful.
She appears TO have thoroughly mas
tered the art. so that she can dive in
any manner with the greatest ease.
The various dives and strokes are eN-
plained by her attendant, and as the
whole performance In in full view OF
the audience. the information impaired
Is OF great benefit TO anybody who Is
interested in swimming, and every
body ought to be from standpoint OF
safety. In connection with the per-
formance there is shown on the screen
before the performance starts, thrill
ing rescue made by Miss Ideal, OF a
child who was in danger of being
hurled over Niagara Falls. She Is
seen swimming out to the child, who Is
alone in a boat, which has almost
reached the rapids. The child Is drawn
from the boat and carried ashore
against great odds in the matter OF
tide. while the rescuer Is encumbered
by her street clothing.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
NEW Castle Gets
READY FOR Carnival
Town Residents Also Will
Have a Choral Club
This Winter
TOWN ON EDGE
FOR BALL GAME

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept. 22-
Members Of the local Sunday schools
are busy today getting ready for the
annual meeting of the New Castle
Hundred Sunday School Association
which will be held in the NJ. E. Church
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Victrolas. s-Bridgewater
Mrs. John Y. H. Clayton. chairman
OF the supper committee of the carni-
val to be held in the Opera House,
October 10. has called a meeting of
the members for this evening in the
NJ. E. Church parlors at $50 o'clock.
Every member is requested to be pres
ent. The committee consists of Mrs.
Clayton. Mrs. r. A. Valette. Mrs.
James l.. Bacon. Mrs. William Veg
genman Mrs. John NJ. Hance. Mrs. Ed
ward Naylor. Mrs. John b. MOntgom.
cry Mrs. Spencer Clymer, Mrs Sue
Kee, Mrs. George Swan, Mrs. William
Thompson, Mrs. Julia Walls. Mrs. ia
cob Steele, Mrs. l.. o. Wise. Mrs. Ma
guire, Mrs. +. Mcdonnell, Mrs Will
/ liam Connor, Mrs. Rufus Bradley. Mrs.
John Burris, Mrs. John Hallman and
Mrs. Apgar.
All singers who desire to join the
Choral Club are requested to meet
at the home of Miss Pauline H. Rog-
ers tomorrow afternoon.
It is expected that another delega-
tion of Italians from New Castle will
/ go to Italy in answer to their country's
latest call for troops. Others who are
citizens of the United States say the
Star Spangled Banner is their flag and
they propose to stay here.
Baseball is the subject of conversa-
ton here at present. The Vandever
club. like the New Castle club is ad-
vertising The games to be played here
on Saturday and Saturday week at
Front and Union streets. Wilmington,
for the State championship.
The Delaware Water Improvement
Company will shortly begin the work
of installing the heating system in
the city building.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
NEW arrest IN
THE Chatham Case
Salisbury Man Taken to
Worcester Jail on
the Charge
SMITH DENIES
CRIME KNOWLEDGE

SNOW HILL, Nd, Sept 22.-James
Smith, of Salisbury, was brought from
Cape Charles, Va, by Deputy Sheriff
Hurley Esham. and lodged in the Wor-
ccster county Jail yesterday. He is held
in the Chatham murder ease, and IS the
third man TO be arrested. james Town
send and Emery Smullcn were arrested
three weeks ago. Smullen was dis
charged and Townsend was released
under bond. for his appearance at the
October term of the Circuit Court
From the first the mystery surround
ing the murder of Samuel Chatham. the
hermit miser. has perplcNed the local au-
thoritics. Numerous clues have been
found. but all have led to confusion, and
the work of the detectives has been
Sheriff William Richardson and Hurley
Esham first had charge Of the case.
Later Peter B. Bradley, Of Baltimore,
was assigned t2 the ease. He at once
recognized the value of the disclosures
brought ont by the local authorities
and continued the investigation as origi-
nallv begun Detective Bradley, in
speaking of the murder. said he did NOT
recall q parallel or did he know of ono
that has been more battling. The local
nv. he SAYS. is as wild as any he has
ever seen. and. in this respect. recalled
some of the adventures in the famous
ITllsvillc murder case
Smith denies any knowledge OF the
murder. He says he remembers the
day on which Chatham was killed,
and that he commented on the MUIR
dor that night in the store OF VIII
liam Jockey. in Salisbury. Further
than this. he does not remember say
ing anything about the murder, and
SAYS he had almost forgotten the af-
fair He admits knowing James
townsend; says he had known him
for 20 years. and that he had seen
him at least twice this year. Once,
Just before the murder, and the sec
ond time. a few days after.
During June. Smith picked straw
berries on the farm of Jerome Kelley
at West Postoffice. This farm is dis
tant from the Chatham hermitage.
about four miles. Smiths home is at
Salisbury. where he owned a house.
This was sold a few weeks ago, and
Smith went to Cape Charles. where
nc has been engaged in sewer con-
sfruction.
Evening journal., 1915-09-22
MANY VISITORS LINCER
FOR REHOBOTH'S JOYS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Sept. %.
-Fgmont Horns new bungalow IS
occupied for ten days by a party Of
Jolly wilmington people. They In
clude. MIR. and Mrs. J. Merrick Horn,
Mrs. Sybl Grocer. Mrs. Nellie Patter-
son and Miss Maria Fox. They arc
enjoying themselves motoring. They
came i'm Mrs. PattersOn's new Cadil-
lac car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simmons of
Baltimore. are at the Henlopen for
this week.
The moving pictures each night
show the people are still mere ana en-
joying the pictures.
Many cottages are opening Tor the
month and people are enjoying he-
hoboth-
Colonel John G. Townsend and
family have returned from Selbyvllle
TO spend the week here, they having
spcnt the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins OF
Kew York. are entertaining Mrs. Nj.
Mead at their bungalow i'm the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Thompson OF
Dover. are entertaining guests al
their Lake avenue cottage
MIR. and Mrs. Fred A. Ross and
daughter of Clayton, and Mr. and Mrs
Wn. OFT of Trenton. arc spending
thp;r vacation of~two weeks at their
cottages and are enjoying themselves
very much by walking on the beach
through the Pines and sailing, tsh-
ing and hunting over the bay Miss
Katherine Ross is bagging as many
birds as the men Of the party
William l.awton. formally OF VII
rincton. is on the beach as a guest o.
Al Waite.
Miss Mary Cooper, of Smyrna, is a.
her uncle's Fred Williams for
week
Miss Edith Burton Of Lewes, IS
guest of Margaret Walls, for few
days.
MIR. and Mrs VIM Rotthouse ar
entertaining their daughter, Mrs
VIM. Webb and son, Of Wilmington