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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
HOSPITAL FUND RISrS
TO s15S,655.75 MARI
,$14,1S7.75 Collected Tod.
fore Daily Luncheon n
One O'clock

The grand total collected -.
scribed in aid OF the childr.r.s = y -
up TO O'Clock today was ,Iss =. r'a
this. H4is7.75 was announced =, ~ 2
luncheon at campaign heador. !. WY
the Hotel Adelphia, ss havinr ~. p
looted today. Co.
Today's contributions con.,.,..
s7Tsoso from the mems teams srs -. <
from the women's teams. IN. s-H
s2ss5 was turned in by the Exsc,,,. --@ z
mittee '''e Von.
The silken banner for thu -,
cessful mems team was awara.s 'ao
Bell Telephone team, OF wb,c. - ~
G Mason is chairman. "'''''
TEAM q WINS AGAIN
Mrs. Edward Ilisley, cauta,r
@, reported the largest amour, ~, ean
by any OF the women teams ~ T,.,se'.l
collected s1eOS. ~ leam O
This is the third day in fo,r A.
Illsley's team has carried on hlss MA hn
ors. sa not
Team No. 3, OF the mems ts..
tained by Charles w. Churchmsr ~e
iected S5oS, and an appIe se co..
man who could not AFFORD Ym 4
tribute any cash to the eapss ' s
apple was auctioned Off at the Irr,..N -m
by Mr.. Churchman and ross ,-'.s.
from an initial bid OF s. to SO AZ .'sag ss.g
price II was knocked down to M.
Earnest Richards, captain Of Tea. =
Amid cheers and much enthusiasm ~
Richards was awarded a special h....--
for making the purchase.
Team "a, composed OF members N q.
Jovian Electrical League. anno,,u'..
through their chairman, Joseph r, f,r.''
that $500 OF their total of $el6 for th. y,
had been subscribed by members n N.
league at an early luncheon. hsis :
honor of the 36th anniversary Of M ~
vention Of the incandescent iann 4,
Thomas A. Edison. In appreciaflou ],
this announcement special banner "a,
awarded to Mr.. Israel for his team
WARDEN McRENTY sPEAxs
Edward s. sayres, president of a.
Children's Hospital. presided al "A.
luncheon and introduced Warden anaAs
Mcl<enty, in charge of the Eastern ps.,
tentlary. as the principal speaker. WAN
en- McKenty said that the love Of lItt.
children was as profound among the \.
mates of his institution as out Of IL sns
announced a subscription OF so voluu
tarily collected among the inmates Of IN
penitentiary within an hour after th,,
learned the warden was to be present n
today's luncheon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
BANKRUPTCY is CHARGED
Three Banks File Petitions Against
Ned Irish, of Coal Firm

A petition for Involuntary bankruptcy
against Ned Irish. only surviving mem
Der OF the frm OF Irish Brothers, coal
dealers. was nled today. In the United
states District Court, by the Norristown
Trust Company. the Montsomery Ma
tional Bank and the Moshannon National
Bank. Receivers for the coal irm have
been trying 10 adjust its AFFAIRS for some
time.
The three banks iigured In note trans
actions. The act OF bankruptcy charged
against Mr.. Irish is the alleged allowance
BY him Of judgment for III. 63S obtained
BY his wife. Mrs. Agnes Irish. This 10
said to be IA the form OF a lien against
real estate owned By Irish In Mont
eomery County.
Court OF Common Pleas No. : ap-
pointed receivers for the nrm September
q. 1914. AZ which time the assets we're
given Approximately a. llooolooo. and ilo-
bllities. fl5o.ooo The company owns coal
lands upstate.
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Unionists Win in South Afriea

JOHANNESBURG. South Africa. Oct.
n-Unionists win control the next
Parliament OF the Union OF South Africa.
according to late returns from Wednes.
days general election. UP to midnight
the returns showed the election of the
following; Unionists. 81; Botha party
men. IL; Laborites. 8; Dutch Nationalist.
1; independents. T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
WARDEN McKENTY sPEArs
Lock Up Chickens and Man

Chicken owners OF Fernwood, Ean
Lansdowne, Highland Park, Clifton
Heights, Lansdowne and Primes. VIA
have lost nearly 1000 fowl in the ~
two months. are breathing more easily
today with Samuel Davis, Philadelphh
negro, behind the bars at Clifton Helehts
Davis wac captured by Chief Of polct
MCGOWAN with 10 fat pullets in his pos.
session, the police say. He Is being he'd
pending an investigation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
Ryan Rules Against City

City solicitor Ryan. In an opinion on
the question OF curb alterations, hndH
that the city. not the property owner, Is
responsible for the cost Of changes made
by the municipality In sidewalk curbs.
In his opinion he makes q clear distinc-
tion Detween the obligation OF owners TO
replace worn-out curbs and the city's obii-
CATION IN bearing the cost whore, al inter-
sections. changes are made by the De-
partment OF Public Works. The opinion
was In response to a request from Di-
rector Cooke TO be informed whether the
city or property owner should bear the
cost Of Substitution OF curved ourbs for
rieht-angle curos A. the various street
Intersections.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
GELDING II. II. BRETT
WINS BIG PACE RACE

Continued from Page One
heat were: :SO74. 1:O2A. 1:s4as and the
mile in 2:O5h
race in straight heats. The times were
2:25ih and 2:29 fiat. Bow Devil was
awarded second money
Nugget Boy proved his superiority over
the rest of the field in the 2:25 trot by win
ming handily In straight heats. The miles
were covered in 2;19& and 2:19k.
Peter Stevens Is owned by w. b. Eckert,
of Wilmington. and was driven by Ray
Snereker. The horse scored down rather
easily in the first heat and at the wire
feter Stevens broke out in front and held
a lead of about half a length to the
quarter pole After passing the quarter
Driver Snedeker urged his PAGER and
when the half-mile post was breasted
Peter Stevens was in front with two
lengths daylight between them. Nick
Grady. up on r. II. Brett. made his bid
att this juncture so that at the three
quarters Brett had closed all but length.
Al the finish r. II. Brett had a half
length advantage.
The crowd OF $500 persons was brought
10 it's feet when the bid for the lead was
made during the pacing of the last quarter
OF the first heat. Both drivers urged their
mounts for all they were worth, and IL
was anybody's race until within a fur
strides r. II. Brett nosed out in front
and won. Five heats are TO be raced
before decision is reached.
Senator McNichol and his friends oc-
cupied. point OF vantage in the grand
stand. W. B. Eckert and his family
were. nearby.
In the frst heat OF the 2:sO trot Lady
Lilich, a black, mare. with A. Winkel up,
won in 2:2515 Second place went to Bow
Devil while the third horse under the
wire was Cecilia. Jane II. was fourth,
and Frank Bowers hfth. The winner
came down under the wire easy and ap-
peared o-have the leg OF the field.
Nugget Boy, the bay gelding, with Coy
IN the seat, won as he pleased In the
first heat Of the 2s8 trot Star OF Sea,
bay mare. Seal up. was second. a length
behind the winner. with Silent Partner.
hack gelding. jackson driving, third.
Barb Cord. Perfection and Stranger were
the horses 10 linish IN order.
The judge OF the racing was Frederick
6hrevey 'FC
the day was an ideal one for the sport.
The summaries:
Match pace race. for purse of 5000 Cbsst
ii H. Brett, b. O., Nick Grady.
Peter Stevens. b. >, Ray snedeker... 2 4
Time. aso5, 2'ooA. 2i0fA. 2Oo.
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MEXICAN RAIDERS KILL
THREE u. S. SOLDIERS


Edward N. Glass. had a narrow eseana
bullet going through his hat
During the last three days the Mexi.
cans have killed l5 persons in the vicin-
ity OF Brownsville.
Following the burning of the YanaRa
ranch house near Sebastian, 20 miles
north OF here today. by Mexican bandits,
sharp skirmish was fought between
the raiders and a squad OF Texas rangers.
The rangers being outnumbered, made
on, and the Mexieans are believed TO
have crossed the line.
El Demokrata, the Carranzista off1ciAi
organ AT Matamoros, has been held up
by immigration authorities because OF in
hammatory articles referring TO DR.. q. q.
Mccain, Deputy state Health oficer, who
was killed in the hold-up and wreck near
Olmito Monday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
GERMANS FORCED TO GIVE
GROUND ON STYR RIVER

BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-German troops oper-
ating on the Styr River, in Volhynia
have been forced to retreat from Tschar-
torusk. the War Office announced today
They are now. making counter attacks
to regain the ground lost to the Russians
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21

PETROGRAD. oct q.
An important offensive movement has
been commenced by the Russians north
Of RinsiS ? iF.t.
Several German positions have been
captured by the Russians in the region
OF Baranovftch. It was oficially an
nounced by the War Ofice today, along
with 1862 prisoners, 10 machine guns and
a piece Of artillery.
Baranvitch is an important railway
junction, s6 miles north of Pinsk and 105
miles south of Wilma. The Warsaw
Smolensk Railway and the Rovno-Vilna
line pass through It.
The text of the official report follows:
"On Wednesday, I'm the region south
east of Baranovitch we carried the Ger
man positions at Ekmovitch. Odokhovst-
china and NbSiki NagorfnR.~ During the
course of the day. we took prisoners IS
Austro-Gerrhan officers and 1852 men, and
captured 10 machine guns and one
cannon. 49,.
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RUSSIANS HURL
GERMANS BACK
ON PTNSK LINE
New Slav Offensive Results
in Capture of Impor-
tant Positions
ia KE 1862 PRISONERS
Berlin Admits Loss of Ground
Along Styr River-Making
-Counter-Attacks

BERLIN, Oct 21.-The Germans
have captured from the Russians the
Dvina River bank from the town of
Borkowitz to Bersmuende, southeast
Of Riga, IL was announced officially
this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21

OPERATOR for private sa1luh.
r'phy; 80 per week ils. Ledser cenu1'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-27
BROWN-SOAP
CADIERNO HERMANOS

ARROz VALENCIANO; selecto No. l. sacos dob1es
oe LIZ hbras FL 1nico arroz que ha pagado derechos
arancear1os durante ell mes de Febrero
Tenemos constantes existencia de.
Arroz Japones primera; azdcar refnado AGUILA:
Azucar centrfugado; Avena blanca limpia No. /: Chi
cken iced; Manteca "LUz', y "COCHfNITO'; Man
teca Vesubio; Mantequilla FAMOSA; Quesos de Ho
landa Tocno enqutas; Habichuelas coloradas largas
nueVo cosecho; Habichueas bancas chicas; Pasta de
tomato latas Cafe Caracolillo Hacienda Corrien
te; Escobas del pals; Chocolate PREMIO y SOBRI.
No. Cuerdas trpa bordones para guitarras; Meloco-
tones Libby; Frutas ROSELLO al jugo caas de "a la
tas; Papel cuero MADEIRA de papel para /, 2,
4 s, II % hbras Sardnas Espanoas en- cuartos de
lata; Ajos Banolas; Costas de cerdo; Yarey para
sombreros; Galletas de La NATIONAL Tabacos elabora
Co.'S genunamente Puertorriquenos Frutas cristaliza
das; Cafamo ssal Cigarrillos; Aqua de Carabaa Pi-
mention; Azadas chispa No. 3; Hilo Acarreto Alenan
legltimo; Pasas lechos; Chorizos Morcas de Astu-
rias etc6tera etcetera.
. 7 PARA TERMTNAR CON BRooHE DE ORC,
tomen este cOnseio:
5Por que no Sc curan ustedes RADICALMENTE
sus organos digestvos, con Ell INFAIIBLE Patentiza
do Ell TAPO''g. La mejor recommendation Sc la da-
ran los afortunados que 10 han usado
GARBANzOS EJICANOS correntes medianos Recbendose
PATATAs DE CANARIAS, superores, en- canastitos
MoRTADELLA en- cajas de 80 libras netas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-27

Refresco aristocratico Ideal refresco
VINO AlOSCATEL DE SITGES; cajas de IL ele-
gantes boteas bancas labradas con tap6n de crista
Vino ideal para damas.
WHO'S DE JEREZ; surtido en- cuatro classes. Ele-
gant1sima presentation. Etiqueta Reyes de Espafa.
MACHARNUDO VICTORIA ell mas exquisite
vino de Jerez para postres Caas de 12 elegantes bo
tellas
Sidra Asturiana "COLUNGUESA' "PELA-
YO'. Bebida refrescante de inestimable merto para
las funcones digestivas. Cajas de 24|2 botellas.
RON GEL CONDADO". El abuelo en- Puerto Rico.
Alcohol 40 grades dversos envases de la Porto Ri
Destiling Co.
Icores diversos de la importante fabrica de Piza
Gonzalez
VINO TINTO "TREs RIOs''; superior al meior
conocido hasta hoy Cajas de II 1 de 242 botellas
alambradas.
VINO TINTO ''MEDOC'; clase muy fina. Caias
de 121 24I2 botelas alambradas
LIMONADA ''POLO NORTE' barriles de 1902
botellas.
Aqua ''TIBEs' y "PAsTILLO" Manantales
Puertorriquenos
GALLETITAS INGLEsAs; de la 'bien reputada
casa PEEK FREAN'S Co. Cincuenta classes diver
muy exquistas en- dversos tamailos de lata Des-
pues que usted pruebe esta de otra.
BRANDY, HENNESSY; cajas de II II botellas.
BRANDY |'MARTELL'': caias de 121 botellas
JABON ''COPCO"; blanco fotante Ideal para el
bano, tocador denas usos domesticos.
JABON "BROWN''; genuine de Cadierno.
Ell MEJOR y ell mas economico jabon del mercado
del mundo Interesese por este abon 81 quere pres
tar gran servico econ6nco en- los hogares Puerto
rriquenos. No lleva envolturas. No leva regalos
fdtiles aparatosos; pero leva muchos menos dollars
del pals, sustituye ventajos1simamente cuaquier
jab0n que cuesta Ell doble
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-27

te insistiran en- 10 que concierne 4 los
env1os de aceites, pescados, cebada, to-
emo y Jamon, puesto que no son produc-
los de consume popular. Ademas, las
existencias son mayores siempre que las
oantldades que Sc consumer.
Se desconoce la acogida que dispen-
sara ell gobierno a los peticionarios, pues
su demanda no resulta descabellada.
Madrid, 13 de marzo-En los centros
oiciales Sc viene trabajando con mucha
actividad desde hace unos cuantos d1as
cosa que tiene sorprendida a la opinion
p1blica
Los ministries dicen que ese atarea,
Fmente insistiran en- 10 que concierne ac :
Jlvar numerosos trabajos pendientes,
despachandolos antes de que llegue ell
Yerano.
b ndonde Sc trabaja mas es en- los de-,
partamentos que Sc relacionan con la
Hacienda
Sc dice que Dato quiere poner los
asuntos al d1a a fin de poder afrontar
SIN tantos riesgos los peligros que Sc de-
rlven de la aperture de las Cortes.
.Es muy probable que resulte cierta
7sa especle, pues hay el prop6sito de
reanudar las sesiones del Parlamento
apenas pasen las elecciones.
Madrid, IA de marzo.-La paraliza-
el0n del trabajo en- dSoria es completa,
por 10 cual ell pueblo esta atravesando
por una situaci6n muy crftica.
Las autoridades hacen esfuerzos DOR
eyitar la miseria que Sc cierne sobre las
classes trabajadoras; pero su actuaci6n,
hasta ell momento presente, ha sido nu'
la, porque no ha dado ningiin resultado.
Las industrias regionales son las mas
perjudicadas, porque estan a punto de
desaparecer.
Los fabricantes han pedido auxilio al
goblerno, ganosos de salir adelante.
Madrid, IA de marzo.-La Junta de
Regantes de Orihuela ha condonado TO.
das las multas q. Sc les habia impuesto 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-27

Madrid, 13 de Marzo.-Todos los pc
riodicos dedican sus editoriales q CO.
mentar la prohibici6n de exportar vfve
res, tOda vez que de este modo Sc RENE
diara la crisis porque atraviesa ell pals
desde hace meses.
La opinion p1blica Sc manifesto de
acuerdo con el gabinete, pidiendo que Sc
extreme la vigilancia en- las fronteras
, en- los puertos de mar.
Esta manana Sc han circulado las Or
denes oportunas para que Sc prohiba
terminantemente el embarque de viveres
en- los buques; ell aprovisionamiento de
cesidades del viaje Sc hara de acuerdo
con 10 que determinen los capitanes de
los puertos.
En- toda la naci6n Sc espera que estas
medidas surtan los efectos apetecidos,
pues hay necesidad de cuidar de La ali
mentaci6n del pueblo.
Madrid 13 de marzo-El ministro
de Hacienda dice que los comerciantes
no tienen motives para decir que Sc van
a arruinar con la orden dictada por ell
gobierno prohibiendo La exportaci6n
de where's, pues para nadie es un secre-
to que en- EspafIa Sc pagan mas caros
que en- el extranjero.
Los comerciantes Sc han arrojado por-
que saben que ahora no podran decir
que escasean los productos, razon por la
cual aumentaban antes los precios de
los mismos.
Ell sefior Bugallal cree, ademas, que. la
prohibition convene a los antiques ex
portadores, poniendoles cubierto de
futuros peligros.
Madrid, 13 de Marzo-Hablase de
que Warios diputados Sc han encargado
de persuadir al gobierno fin de que hu-
manice su decreto prohibitorio de la ex-
portaci6n de v1veres, en- particular en-
la parte que afecta al comercio con
America.
/ Los citados diputados particularmen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-27
De gran interes para los habtantes de Puerto Rico

SEPAN TODOS los que la presente vieren leye-
ren, que Cad1ernOHe ermanOs, trenta amos de prac
tlca en- ell COmercio Natvo verdaderamente identifca
dos ell gusto mas refnado del consumidor Puerto
rnqueno han eegdO para ell mercado de toda la isa,
los sguientes prOductos de incompatible calidad
precios sin competencia:
Harina de trigo 'HUNTER SELECT''. Rinde Is
por lOO mas que ningna otra marca produce pan dc
gusto gloria pan color crema verdadero pan alimen-
tlclo Precio imitadlsimo; por debaio del mercado
productor.
Cebolas Puertorriquefas de excelente calidad pro-
cedentes de Isabella. Precios bajos.
Pescados Carnes de Asturias Luiosas latas Ito
grafadas ovaladas Surtido escogido.
Acelte de Ovas, refnado de la bien reputada marca
"SENSAT' de Barcelona
Acelte de Ohvas, de la bien conocida marca CONRA-
d. de Sevilla Diversos tamanos. Solic1telos de Ga
dierno por medacion de Cadierno, Espaila, cum
pira usted deber de concencia brindando al p1bco
Ell meJor aceite conocido hasta hoy.
VERMOUTH; Pruebe ell Martini Y Rossi'' usted
sera el mayor propagandista de ese VENERADO YER
mouth de TORINO Por Dios no beba mas menjur-
jes con el nombre de vermouth
CERVEZA; Cerveza Sc le llama auuf a cuaduier
brebaje ofrecdo bao este nombre; pero despu6s que
Lego old Stlye Lager toda persona de reinado gus
to, toda persona de criterio exile cold Style Lager
para estar ABSOLUTAMENTE seguro de que no Sc
le di6 cato por liebre
BACARDI; ! Que Bar, Cafe Colmado, visitado por
personas de buen tono esa desprovso de este munda
ron, gloria orgullo de la Industria Cubana?N
WHISKEY; sWATSON No. 1O" La marca de
los Lores El whiskey de moda todos los pafses cu
tos sabios.
CERvEzA; India -Pisener. La cerveza mimada
del p1blico.
LIMoNADA DE vICHY; cajas de 1902 botellas.
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dos regantes del rio Segura por abuses
cometidos en- los riegos con dailos de los
demas agricultores.
La citada Junta tiene ell prop6sito de
acudlr' ante los poderes ptblicos q fin de
que normalicen de una vez para STEM
pre- la question de los riegos. toda vez
que dlversos fabricantes norman el
aqua con fines industriales.
La Federation Agraria de Leyante L.
"a ofrecido su mas decidida coperaci6n
IN Ell asunto.
Madrid 14.-de marzo.-La fami1ia
zeal distribuira grandes limosnas 81
ylernes santo; ademas, cuidara de Ia ali.
mentacion de los asilados en- los distin-
tos establecimientos ben6fcos dnranta
esos d1as.
Dona Victoria distribuira las limosnas
en- memoria de su hermano Mauricio.
que muri6 peleando en- uno de los pri-
meros combates celebrates en- Francia.
Dona Maria Cristina las aplicara en-
memoria de las infantas muertas.
Todavla no Sc ha decidido 81 la fami-
la real pasara esos dfas aquf, aunoue
Sc cree que 81.
Madrid, IA de marzo.-Los amigos del
senior Cierva han presentado en- Murcia
candidates propios para diputados pro-
vlnclales, sin darles un solo puesto a los
demas grupos conservadores.
Como ell 'censo electoral Sc halla en-
poder de 'Cierva, ell triunfo de s1s ami.
gos sera aplastante.
Los liberales hacen esfuerzos Dor yer
81 lie dan la batalla pero como estan d..
vldidos desde la muerte de su "leader"
Martinez Moya no conseguiran NADIA de
provecho.
Esperase con i'm paciencia ell res1lta.
do de La lucha.
Madrid, IA marzo.-El gobierno espe.
ra con mucha impaciencia los informes
del consul espanol en- Acapulco, seflor
(Continda en- la plana 10Y.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-27
. DETALLE.

IMPORTANTE DETALLE
81 quere eVltar enganos de vendedores POGO escrn-
pulosos rechace como ileg1tima toda pastia que no
este rotulada as1: 4 ~
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-14
So MEMBERS OF ONE
FAMILY DECENEPATES
Bureau Traces Clan OF Which Large
Percentage is Held in Jail.

Columbus, O., Oct. 15.-Fifty-eight
blood relatives confined in penitenti-
aries, jails, infirmaries, Institutions
for feeble-minded, or industrial schools
is the record of a family Of degen-
crates traced out during the last year
by the Ohio juvenile research bureau.
The "Mengold" family, which is the
fictitious name chosen for the newly
traced clan of degenerates, lives main
ly in southeastern Ohio and in West
Virginia.
Five generations of the family have
been charted, including 474 persons
Definite data shows the following
conditions of degeneracy:
Fifty-eight members of the family
have court records. Fifteen have beer
in Jail, fourteen in the penitentiary
nine in the infrmary, nine in chill
dren's homes, six in the workhouse
two in the girls industrial. home, TIVE
in the institution for feeble-minded
and one in the boys Industrial home
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Jackson, Mississippi, Sep.
tember 10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Hannah
Carter, formerly Hannah Hinton, of
McLaurin, Mississippi, who, on July
'12, 1910, made Homestead entry No.
O45o4, for SW. Ia of SW. Ia, section
IL, township 2, north, range IL west,
st. stephens, Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final five-year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, perore clerk of the
Circuit Court of Forrest County, Mis-
sissippi, at Hattiesburg, Mississippi,
on the goth day of October, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Peter H. Carter. of McLaurin, Miss.
B. M, Carter, of McLaurin, Miss.
]. H. Quinn. of McLaurin, Miss.
]. E. Barron. of Rawls Springs, Miss.
W. F. cummins,
11-5sats Register.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-14
REFUSES FROM WIFE
NO GROUND DIVORCE
Court Refuses Separation to Man Who
Entered "Purity Pact.v

Philadelphia Pa, Oct. IA. = The
purity pact" entered into before mar
riage OF Clement H. r. Cunningham
president of the Crucible Steel Cast
ing Company Of Landowne, and his
wife, Irene d. Cunningham Of this
city. is held by the superior court to
be no ground for a divorce, in an. opin-
ion today upholding the decisiort of a
lower court refusing Cunningham a
divorce.
The Cunninghams were married
Dec. 4, 1895, after they had entered
into a solemn VOW to abstain from the
marriage relation. Cunningham ask
ed his bride to help him keep the voy
If he should ever fail in his resolve
and she did to such an extent that he
left her Dec. IL, 1909.
She brought suit for support ant
Cunningham brought suit for div orce
giving desertion as grounds. HI
named the date of desertion as the day
of the marriage.