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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
MAY WRITE INSURANCE
ON SCHOOL HOUSES
Are Forbidden to Donate Part
Of Their Commission to
District

school directors who are insurance
agents may write insurance upon
school houses in the districts which
they are serving but they cannot give
the district a rebate OF part of their
commission according to an opinion OF
Attorney General Brown today The
inquiry was from the office of lnsur'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
WARNING AGAINST HONOR

London, Oct. 2l--The report Of Bnnd
Whitlock, American ambassador TO Bel
gium regarding his efforts TO save
Edith Cavell, shot at Brussels as a Spy
to be made public Friday twill strike 0
note Of horror throughout the world,
the Daily Mail declared today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

II you are willing to spend few
minutes time in your room using IA
delatone paste, you can easily banish
any ugly, hairy growth without diseom.
fort or injury. The paste is made by
mixing some water with little pow.
dered dclatone. This is then spread
over the hairy surface and after about
2 minutes rubbed Off and the skin
washed. You win not be disappointed
with this treatment, providing you get
real delatone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
K X X X X * X X X x X y x y X
I A SURE WAY TO
k END DANDRUFF

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ~
There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve 1t, then you destroy
it entirely. To do tnis, just get about
four ounces Of plain, common liquid
arvon from Gny drug store (this Is all
you win need), apply it ut night When
retiring; use enough to moisten tho
scalp and rub il in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most if not all, Of your
dnndruff win be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every sin
gle sign aud trace OF it, no matter how
much daudruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
Of the scalp win stop instantly, and
your hair win be fluffy, lustrous, glossy
silky AND ioft. and look and feel a hun
dred times better.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21

This world daily grows better; no
body now thinks he is comforting n fa'
vor on the public by setting his graphic.
phone with the bell out Of the win
dow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-21
TO KEEP YOUR SKIN
FREE FROM HAIRS

+ 4 4 + 4 4 II 4 Il Il 4 ~ II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19
8eutsr' auiTe.

BON Der unslaublt3.n Dreiitist.it,
nit Der Die Ysrireier beg Reuisr'Ihen
Bureaus su allen 3eiten es beritanoen
hdbeH, iiG on berDorragenbe perious
lib!eiisn beran5ubrGnssn unb iie ibren
3psden oienitbar gu MAIDEN, sr5G6It
Sorit Rob! in Der .5Gsli6en Runbs
i6au" Elm gang ioles Stiid9en.
rGs mar Sur 3eii, ba 8rpan unb
UsueGinIep ben Wabltdmpf nm Die
9rGiioeniid,ofi fiibrien. Gin @ertrsttr
oss Rniisr'idsn Bureaus tpar beauf.
;ragt. bic Weinung bes 6iiriten gis.
mard 81 erfprI6en. bic bann aus
ibIagssb.nb ieiu ioIlis fir bic Siimms
abaabs Der Deutih amsritaner. Der
@airsier i6ldnselte iib, burd9 einen
3ufaa i'm 3ugs nab 5risbri9srub nit
Scrit aobl Suidmmsntreifenb, an bic
len beran. bot inn nit unglaubli6er
Raipiiot GeIb Dofiir, bab er ben Sir
iteH uusbor6e unb bas @raebnib ihm
rHitthsiIs. 5rosbem ibm bic ibGrfite
abiubr Sut6eiI lpuroe unb irosbem es
ibm aud auf l,galem Wsss FONT nitt
gsIaus. an ben Giiriten bsranSufoms
en-. itanb sr non ieinem 9prbnben nid,t
ab. er srreidts absr fsin 3iel nidt.
oenn Isintr plumpen 9trihlnesnbsit
mar fblisbIi6 bic feline Diplomatic
8ismards psit iibtr. Sorit stobl 6.s
ridtst bapoH bas Rahitebenbe:
Der Giirit mar fur5 Dor uns bon
ieiner ausfabrt 5uriidssteart. Sine
Itihts grr.gung tpar nod an ibm 6ss
msribdr. als sr i'm SaIon erifisn.
ro iid bi, 9ii6s6its Dor BEN gesinn
Der Snfel su DerfammsIn pflsgtsn.
.gsinabe'. trj1biie sr. battle i'd sis
rsn Mni6en iiberfabren; turS DOT
oem sbor. trat Elm 5err 70 bi6t Dor
ri. glfsrbs. bab Der auiihsr re taum
suriidrsibsn tonnis. er fam Dann an
ben WagsHihlas uno iibtrbrn6it mir
Gribe msines liebeH 8rainbss p. 5is
idsr In augsburg; 10. Slider mar
glirgermsiitn BON lussburg.) sr
ifisn aud nod cine 6raas an mid,
riHtsn az ipolsn; ba iie ii9 absr auf
bic amsriianii6s prGiibsnisnipabl su
bs5isben f4ien, CAB ih BEN auti6er
gefsbl, fdnelI 5u5ufnbrsn, unb blieb
bem iyrsmben bic 2lntpcri fbuIbig."
.Gsbetmratb s4peninssr iaa mid BE-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19
Fred. A. Erschell,
1eldeubcitntter unS GinbaIiamirsr
7.u. YorR Str. 91ewport, ,Sp.
1tlsetrn sunib ss uuS Ssuit 2sss.
GIeynn6ria Office: oiidnb IS; .
&astsn agS Beaebne.

Die 9lmten Der 6. & 8. 8dbn
geieqidaft erbielten cine gorlabung
rDm Canton poliSeigeritt, i'm aui
Die Qntlaae. ben @ertebr on Der ODE
rem S'Hdlon 2lpeHue perhinbert gu
hdben. Iich su perantiDorten. Bon BEN
Jabtpn Staotratb mar dngeorbnst
rOrben. bah cine Bride spiifen bsm
SabnqeleiIe uno Der Strdbe erri6tet
perben ioll. 0a oies pOn Der s. & 8.
8abnseieai6dit angeblib unterlai1er
purbe. erfOlate Die 9orlaouns.
- Die 0ffsntli9sn S9ulsn in Bel
lspue ipsrben am 7. September tpieber
eroffnet perber.
- gb. sSohns, nelder BON eb.
Bidder bes tbdtli6en Gngriffs bss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19

pcutIam an unb fasie: .9dtts id5 midi
redt, proftFor. ols if ibnsn idgis:
| Der III i'm Stdnbe, ben Woesn bts
sHiriten onf5ubalteng1 auf feins wsrs
anlaHuna mubts i4 BEN Jiiriten sr'
sGblen. ipis bieisr 0ertrfier bes Neus
fer'Iten Bureaus periuht bate, MIDI
All t0oern, unb fpie i4 tbn battle ab'
Iaufen laFsn.
mir fubsu nod BEL 1iih, dls seser
s llbr Gin prinsli6ss zeIssrnmm. all
bic aprtiIe bss Jiiritsn ssridtts. sIH'
traf unb bem Jiiriisn periDnli4 .ur
Seffnung iibsrgeben tpnros- Wr
Jiirft las ss, nit isber 3eiIe ipurOslI
isine 3igs finiierer, NIB oann ora9
er los: ..eine iol4t llnDerI4dmibttt III
mir nod sor niht oOrestcmnen. Daa
geIt iibtr oas beiheibtne Utab .lan.
OesiibIi6er 9looisitit4 ipeit binausl"
gsioret irogte ibn @raf Ranbau, NOS
riiber sr ii9 dufress. Der biirii ant.
iDoriste: .Da ttIssrapbirt mir eiHsr
bic fJrdae. Oh bic 4meri.aner gut ibnn
piiroen. grDan ~ ndbIen, ober oh
i'd mebr fir bic Wabl UlaeainIsps
isi. Sine RihibelniiportuHg Der Gra
at piq Der Groger ais cine ersIdruHe
su gunften grpans anfehen uHb benz
.ntipre6,Hb nod beute na4t nah
Rem g)ort tdbeIn. 4nbernfaIis bite
er nm cine llnitrrsouns Fiir mcrseu
friib. Dds kibt tinsm bod bic pitoIt
auf bic 8ruIi ieesr. Sd bdbe aoer
gar teins Cuff, mid IN ber Jrass b:r
ameritaniI6en prdiibeniitafi per
fSnIi6 Su Gubrn; mOssn it'd bic
2lmert.aner grpan obtr Ulac Rinlsp
GpGblen, mir finO 6eibt gIel9galiig.
Die Sdfx IGge an fih it5r einfdh.
iutnn Der unpsri9Gmts aerI mid nit1i
Su elmer 9IntipOrt 3ludnse sur4 bic
btigsfiis.s gemsrtung, bdb er i.ins
2lnifuprt dIs elm. grtldruns fir
grpan unb bic SilbsrUdbruus duf'
faiien ptrbe. 60 mub i9 in isbsm
JnQe eine qntpor. gs6en.' Die Gnt
mort, Die Serrn Reub ~ 2hesl murs
ot. mar Elm Wlsiiitritiid biplomatiit.g
aunit; Fl, iau.sie: Rad Sbrer tell.
sraphiitSu Qufrdge lam i6 Gle nitt
ais siHeu sssisnsim lleberbringer mel.
nsr 9rlbs an msin.n JreliHb Slider
betrantsn". 9ieiem 5errn ielbft ipurs
be nod am glsih.u Qbens bur& einsn
Brief Rittbeiluns Don oem eisentbims
It6en Gebabrtn Sss Srrn R. q.
ma6t. qIs id om ndfiien 1use 5u
fdais dui bem gabubof Jrkori8srnb
lusilis. fubr Der Serr gsriret.r b.s
,.Rsuter Bureaus" I'm D'3us an mi
noriihtr In Der Ri4tuns na6 Berlin.
in 0srbinSIi6iier Weifs ben Out ssssr
mid I6ipenieHb, jsoenfaIIs um s.n.
berbe Guttdui6uns rsi&r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19

|fsitaeilammert bate. Gr battle dlles
|bur4 ben Siurm perloren unb bee
fiirdret, bab fsin 15.idhrisr SObll
| iein aeben perlor.
Ssrseant g}ettp bon 5tras 9Th
ihpamm nit bem Sabp bes erpreb
asenien iibsr cine TeeiIs, biz Ct es IN
Si6erbeit ssbradt battle, fe9ris bann
suriid unb rsttst. AUDI bic Wluiter unb
elm Slierss ainb. Der Gerssunt &c.
h5rte friiber gu Der aebensrsttungss
Wlanni6aft in @alpeitOn unb III pe'
gen ieinsr Stdrts unb 5urdtIOfigteit
befdnnt.
SGmmtlide 9doebGuItr am Stran'
be bsi @aIp.iton unb bic llnterbdls
tungsbubsn bafslbIt iinb ron Der 5luth
nit forteeriiien tporben.
Sn Der Rdbs bss Bead 8cuIsoarb
bon Der 81. Biz sur 26. Strabs btfan'
ben iid tl.ine g.rtaufsiidnbs, 5au3s
bubsn. Rsiiaurants uno Sotsls, iDsIte
ooIiS BON Der GIutb mt forissfegt
purben.
Die gsfammi3d6l Der Gpfer bss
Sturmes biirfts iih auf unsefdbr 100
belaufsn unb bic meiiin Spfsr bot
8irainia point aufJupsiIen. Sier err
irarien 30 psrIonen, in 5eras Gitb
1S, in 8aloeitOn ID. In. Norgans
poini IL; 6ittcod Z; Ga qoris !;
BORT 2lrtbur 4; apnHburs 3; SpiUon
Bead 3; ssabrOot 3, unb 5ouiton 2.
Der eig,nthums gsrIuf lpirb I'M
Gans.u auf $50, 100000 absef6dbt
moran r.idIid bic SdIfts aui bic
Siabt @alpefion sntfdat.
Die 8aunnpoIle prpbus.ntsn ba'
ben elsi6fuIs risiiss gerluits erlitten,
ba min6siins 25 qrOSent Der grnis
i'm miitlsr,n 1Ias jsritort tputbe.
gl6 bic CtlfeIbsr fpurben idtper mits
ssnommsn uub zine boibs NiniOn S.di
iaum ben aussrihtsten Gfoben.
DafbinstoR. D. g., Is. auS.
@sneraI gsG isI.srapbirte bsm ariess
amt. aug 5ouitcn, Sob aImdbIid ipis.
Der normal. 3uiidHbs In Serras gitp
siutteten, rpenH aud bas oortiss 6siOs
lager pDIis seit5r. iporb.n lei. Die
msiiten JdmiIien Der Dffisisre fOpobl
dls Der Sem.inen babsu alI.s D.rIO.
rem Die GamiIisn Der Solbaien ioIs
ZEN na6 Soui,ou sef6afft psrbsn.
Der SrtaH mar na6 aniidt b<s
Generals itiimmer, ala Der BON 5ab.
re 1900. DAP bic 3abI Der Opfsr
.oum ben 6uuberiitR 1kiI Der Spftr
Der Saiaitroph Dor Is Sa9rsn aus
gna6i, tpirb BEN Stase Der rieiigen
WsoIe unb Der Gbatfafe 3usei5rieb.n,
bdb Die 9epobu,r beim QakH Der 0e'
fGbr fi3ers pIdse dufiu9ien.
gitle 5esIsute ertruuttn.
5ou ton 1s. ausuit. Giiniunb.
aDan;is UtitsIisber Der Wlauni4aii
6ss Resisrunss Drebgeboots San
Bernardo, ipelher pibrenb b.s Srs
fans in Der Rdbe Soto.itons su @runs
be sins, iinb Dnmutbli5 rirunten.
au4 Don Der Wannfadfi bes gopiss
Sam Soaiion iiub mtbrere srtruHisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19
Die Gliesen.p plase AMI

Die 5lteeeu pIage auf
O aIIipOIi. .Weun Ressn, Rebel
uuo 9rana!en', 10 ftreibt Elm Sonbsr,
bsribteritatter beB rOoilb SsIsgraph"
BON Der DorbnnslIenfront, bic bdupt,
id9iihiten gsgIeiterf6ttnunssn ~
gri,aes fir bi. in 5rantrsi4 fam
pfenoen Gneldnbtr finb, 70 sdbIsn
Sonnenihtin unb GIisssn gu ben
Diusen, bic ben Rdmpfsrn an Der
Darbanelltnfront nitt 10 raid aus
bsm gebdftnis idapinben iptrb,n.
Seit 3psi Wonat.n itOn fsnbsi bic
Sonne Gag fir 9ag ibre isne.nbsn
Strablen b.rab. 0ur f,Itsn. baB elm
mai fir iurie 3eit Elm WbIifen einer
9orbdua iibsr bag aII5u freigebis.
8eitirn br,itst. unb in adt Wo6.n
bat ss tinsu 9ropfm geresHst, frog
Der unsrtrdsltheu trppiIhen Tempe.
ratur, bic sinsn nad BEN bimmIiihen
Raj formlid le4Sen ldbt. Die meiiisr
oon ben 2euiten bier fpiirben ben gan
Sen Sonn,niheiu germ segen einc
.leine. .rfrii9erbe Oitbriis esslifter
!Serfuuft eintdufhen. Dsnn ss IN per
3ipeifslt beib bier. iptnigitens fir
eeuts. bic an amber. grtitengraSe s,s
pobnt limb. Sh mub iubeHen be-
@ahrbstt bic Chr. stbtn unb iassn.
bnb bic auitrdlier unb bic aus 9lsanp.
ten tomm,nbn sruppsn Iaut alfIa
den. ipenn man ii9 iibsr be fibs aui
ejnllipoIi betlagi. 9tber bic grbbts
plaa. iinb bier bic Jliessn. bic .insm
BAG 2sben ssrabtSu sur Sole MAIDEN.
Was au6 Der Gfeii III ssldm baas
Gen iaatn mne: Der Gott bes aanb.s
III niht Glidh. fonbrn Beels,bub, oel
@ott Der glisgsn. 9i. 3Gbl Der ellen
ben Jlisssu aebt ins llnenblihe. als
Speifsn iinb, taum bdb man iib gu
1ii6 aefset bat. ifparS bon ibrsm
.@spimmsl. Sn ben 3sIttn bsldfiissn
lie eium mi. iR.em bl5biiHnissn @t.
Tumme unb sipingsn tiun ftuHbsn
lang. bintsr ibusn ber5uinsen. in gan
gen G6tpdrm.n Tiben eide Jlisasr
auf ben un6strSigtsn 5cbtsn stpif4en
ben S4iiBenarGbsn: btm eebenben
abtr MAIDEN Il. bos TaIsin snr Dual
unb briuatr i'm .in,n etsl Dor jsbtm
gifln Bel, htn .r gum Wunbe filbrt
Neht ipirtlih sinmal Elm Winb, 10
fdeint aud ods i.inen groben Gin
briid auf bic 5Iieaen al MAIDEN. Bur
Denu sr iidrtsr bldit, trtibt er fie aufs
Beer biHdus uub Iorei oofiir. bab bi.
Glptie audi itr 5heil BON Der Dlisg,Hs
bldee nbbetommt Warmtldbe uno
5am asb0r.n, ipis isber peih. su ben
eisblinasaerihtsr nuf bsm Scfbot.n'
iii6e. asibsr Fnb fis a5tr ou6 ai,ts
,ingsipeiTen ter f}Ii.sen. bic biefs gus
ten goitesaobsn bem sngliiGsn Sol
buteu .benfalg perl,ibsn. sc miro
nidlts anbtrss iibris bIsibtn. ais
.tams nno Wlarmslaben cine abdiis
farbe Al perIeiben anb babur@ 5u Be-
pirien, bdb bic silsssH. burf bi,
iyarbe astduitt, iiber bic gutm Dings
binipssflies.n. Sd hcffs. ben 1rmss
Iieftranten bdmit cine behtrsigensiper,
ihs anrsguns ssgttsn ~ kabm.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19

i8uIbiat ipirb. ipllrbs a.iterm i'm Dop-
ton poIiseiaeritt unter 500 gurs'
id,aft aeItefi.
siir bic 9riifuna Der 2ebramtss
aanbibaten, pelhe am 26.. 81. uno
%. September in Der Neipport Sohs
idule itattfinben piro. iinb 20. y.
arus, prinaipal Der Retpport Srei'
i4ule. z %. .Srslanb. bon 8eaepue,
6. Y. SapIor, Don Daptpn, unS
prof. Wc9innis BON 2ublop su
Gramtultoren srnanHt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19
Gsstsstss.

Die Gopinstomer Cifise iir bas
rGiueinnatier gulfsblatt" befincet
jid in benz 0sbanbe Der Eepples
earrings @anf & Srnit Gp., 7 Weit
8. straks. au5sisen, Mittbeilanssa
nmb geitellnnsen irseuo weldsr Mrt
mrrben bis ssbn iibr Abenbs baielblt
emtseseugsuommeu. selepbou Suutb
1854.
Norb ant benz Giicnbabn5asc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-19

sd babe Sad e4dton felt 30 Sabs
reil Setannt unb bin gut 5reumo nit
ibm getpefen aber ip'nn es mir auh
idtper fdIt. i'd miirbe ibm nidH ras
then, innerbdlb zines Sdbrss, tpsnu
iiberbaupt na@ GsOrsia Suriid3uiebs
reu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
ROOSEVELT TO TELL
TALE OF THE JUNGLE
Will Describe His Trip Through
Brazil's Wilds and Explain
River of Doubt.

Theodore Roosevelt will give an ac-
count of his experience in the Brazilian
jungle, under the auspices of the Geo
graphical Society, at the Academy of
Music tonight.
Illustrating the lecture will he the
stereoptiCOn projections of the official
photographs of the expedition which, the
Colonel says, was given its proper title
b. the Brazilian Government--"E EXpedicao
ScicntihCa Rooscvelt-ROndon" In addi-
tion to the slides, Anthony Field has
consented to show the moving pictures
of the land and peoples along the River
or Doubt
lpon his arrival at Broad Street sta
tion at 4 o'clock this afternoon, the
Colonel will he met by Prof. William E.
Linselbach, president of the Geographical
Society; DR. Theodore Le Boutiller, chair
man of the society's entertainment Com
mittee, and Prof William White. whose
guest the former President will he. The
Colonel will be taking Immediately 10 the
home of Doctor White, where he will re-
ceive informally from to o'clock At
$50 o'clock Doctor White will give a
small dinner party for his guest
The Cooners present lecture has been
delivered only twice before, once in this
country and once abroad. Professor
Lingelbach, president Of the Geograph
icaI Society, promises that 1t will be the
clearest and most definite explanation Of
the River of Doubt country that Roose-
welt has given anywhere,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
INDEPENDENCE W
PLANS HAVE CORDIAL,
APPROVAL OF PUBLIC
Business Men and Legisla.
tors Indorse Suggestion
That Duration of Ma.
tional Fourth of july
Celebration Be Extended

The plan TO devote an entire wset :.
the National Fourth Of July and cIya
War anniversary celebration in this clt,
has met tho approval of prominent bn,,
ness men and legislators generally. nj.
contcuded that It is more important a..
than ever to dedicate the country to =.
newed patriotism, and many bolieve IN,
such a dual event should be worthy =,
the history II represents.
Hundreds OF veterans from all mart.
of the country are expected here. ana
many are of the opinion that there shou,s
be special functions in the honor of thoss
who offered their lives to preserve tbs
Union. 1t is pointed out that an adj.
quate program could not be carried oa,
In two or three days. For many this 50tb
anniversary of the closing of the mem.
orable struggle of 81 to So will be tbel,
last reunion. Most Of these veterans wni
desire, no doubt, to visit the historics,
places In or near tho city and also VII
ness the ceremonies I'm connection viii
the occasion, II full day were allowed
for pilgrimage to the historical snots
with brief ceremonies at each nIacc
many believe 1t would add materially h
the success Of the celebration
Common Councilman John H. Baizlav
chairman of the Fourth of July Commit
tee, said today:
Il am in favor OF n full Independence
Week TO include the national celebratlon
of the Fourth in this city and the 50th
anniversary of the closing of the Civil
War; If sufficient funds can be obtalned
to carry out such n plan. As such al
event would bring many thousands of neo-
pie from all parts of the country, il IL
possible that the business organizations
of the city would raise an entertainment
fund, which, i'm connection with that raised
by the State and city, might be ample Ia
meet the needs or the celebration. rea
lie that there will be sectional celebra-
tons, which Will require the financial as
sistancc of the neiEhborhood business or
Eanl2a tions, but | think those which ara
centrally located might he induced to ala
in the big national celebration, as this
will be right in the heart of their own
district"
Councilman Bailey. together with
Harry c, Ranslcy. president of Select
council, and George McCurdy, president
of Common Council. will go to Harris.
burg during the latter part of the week
and ask the Legislature for $4,000 ap-
propriation Representative James A.
Dunn has already introduced bill pro.
riding for an appropriation of s200VD
ana to simplify matters, the Councilmanc
Committee will ask that the amount be
increased to the sum named.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
MARRIED WIFE
SEEKS HER FREEDOM
Sues for Separation From
Stock Broker, Who "Patheti-
cally" Kissed Show Girl.

NEW YORK. April married four
times, Mrs. Mary b. McDermott Watson
MacNamara wife of Henry f. Mac
Namara, stock broker, formerly of
Lewistown, Pa, has suit on trial here
in the Supreme Court for separation and
$50 a week alimony. AIacNamara comes
from a prominent Lewstown family, and
is accused of being too friendly with
Betty Marshall, a show girl His wlfe
also alleges nonsupport. cruelty and
abandonment
After Mrs MacNamara had related
how she had observed her husband and
Miss Marshall as the latter was about
to enter the stage door for a matinee per-
formance last spring, S. StanwoOd Men
ken the husbands counsel objected to
that line of testimony as having nothing
to do with the charges of cruelty,
"You say Kissing is not cruelty" inter-
rupted Justice Whitaker. Il should say
it is To my mind there could he no
greater cruelty on the part of husband
than for him to kiss another woman.
Proceed Mrs. MacNamara"
He kissed Miss Marshall pathetically.
and said he was sorry that he wouldn't
be able to see her for two hours" con-
tinued the plalntlH.
What do you mean by pathetcally?"
asked Mr.. Menken.
We'll he acted as If he was losing his
last friend although she was only going
IN to play a two-hour matinee"
Mrs. MacNamaTa is am attractive bru-
nette, with a clear profile and spark
ling black eyes She admitted she was
around" so years old Her husband is
a sparsely built understood man about
10 years her senior. She testified they
were married on two occasions before as
many notaries public. Not being satis-
fed with the dual marriages. the couple
returned to LeWistown, where they were
married on September 4. 1912. by the Rev.
NJ S Gresham. of that place.
AiacNamara was formerly connected
with the Stock Exchange firm of Edward
b. Smith & co. and later with T. f.
Hutton & Co, stock brokers, both of this
city.
Before Mrs MaeNanara hogan her
trio OF marriages with the broker she
had been welded TO Richard Watson,
from whom she obtained a divorce IN
Reno, New, on the ground that Watson
had a wife living at the time Of his mar
riage 10 Mrs. Watson haeNamara.
AIRS. MacNamara accused her husband
of having tried to poison her by placing
a drug In her coffee and threatening to
throw her out Of their apartment IN the
fashionable Clearheld Apartments, River
side Drive and le3d street She also de-
clared he told her he would press her
face with a Hat iron # she did not keep
his trousers pressed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
CLANS

Good clans are, also to be had now.
When made into bouillou. showder seal
lopeu, clam bake or when devilled they
are delicious and nourishing.
No crabs are in at present. except the
oyster crabs. Devilled in oyster shells or
prepared as fricasse they are delicious
When served creamed on toast they made
a dainty tit-bIt for Luncheon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-07
FOODS IN SEASON
FISH


areo roc1 aoc
/ HaIibut t....................... 2ic
Z Catfish EA.......,............... .lSc
I Brook tiNht...,.......,.,........ soc. ui
I Wcakdsh ........,.....,......,.,. ..15c.
r,,,, ioutiue'S ''''''''',ye 10 56 ,5c'
Perch t5c to gnc.
Buck ehad zoe 10 g5C
Roe Il TO 81 %
oysters. pcr hundred ...., soc. to ST. 5l
Lobsters. pound. ..,...........,..........,2S ,2Sc.
CLANS 10 81 q
Eels, pound ...........,............... l5c.
WhHehaft mound ....................2N .2Nc
Scallops quart.......,.,.....,....,. .,..55c,
Snrinps ,: =. los :,
MUTTON.
shoulders .,.,.,...,.,..,.....,.,.,., I2c
Legs ',....,...,.,....,.,,.,. lsc.
Chops ..,,.,'.'.,.,...,'...,... to 2'c'
yrtt.
MI.
nunlP' PouhH '.''''.'''.'''''''''I IS'' Io @ <'c'
,op,, po'lu '''''''''''''''''''',2r' 10 5,y'
'''"'''s' P"u'u .'''''' ''.'''.''''''''' '''V' 'o 80
LAMB
c.b,rs ,,,,,,,I o9, ~, o5c
e,b,,,i,io,s .,,,,,,,t 80 -, rsc
/ ~. 80 tat ..,,,,i o,l
MI, ,,t - -, go ,o ,5 81,
'''''' ''''''''
BEEF.
Stcwing, pound ,.,...............t6 t6c. to tSc
Ribs Mound .,.,.,' a0c tn g5c
Sirloir stoali pound .........,.. .gsr. TO 30c
Round and runp. mound ...... .g5c. and 2sc.
PORK,
Chops, pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .2Oc.
Roast. pound ..............,....,.,lSc to zoe.
shoulder, pound ...............,..1Sc to 2or.
Salt pork. mound ..,.....,.,........g0 zoe.
Ham, pound ...........................
Sliced ham. pound .,.......,.............&Or SOC