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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04
Cernoch lyn6ovan.

Will Stanley, Gernoch, obvin6-
ny vrazdy tri ditek, byl strcIen
a po t6 hozen ma yeliky ohen ma
ndm6sti Temple, Tex, kratce pa
pulnoci ma sobotu minuIGho IT,
dine. Diva JIM GernoSi, Harris u
Bell, ktcri jsou podezrcni, zc po-
diIeli 81 na vrazde tri ditek Gri
mesoy}ch a itoku ma pani Crime,
sovou, byIi zatceni Stanley uoi-
nil o brutalni yrazd6 odporujici
81 vypoy6d' DoznaL le jc Size
linen jako ostatni, ale 10 vrazdy
nespdchal Harris proved pr}
vrazdu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04
Zavedeni miru v Mexiku.

l'rtitG kroky IA uGelem obnoye
nj pokOjc "a miru V MeXiku budou
podnlknuty po navratu presiden
Ia WiIsona do Washingtonu Y
tomto t}dnu, Ma jakych planech
rozhodl Sc president, doposud nc-
bylo ozndmeno, ale byIo sd6leno.
ze vykonny vlddni department
pfipravuje Sc proy6sti program,
ma ktertm 80 shodl Ozhrojcnr
zakroceni ale ncpochybn6 neni ,
programu, Mnott
ylddni Ifcdnici isou toho nahIc-
du, ze ndsiln}eh prosttedk0 ne
hude tfeba pouliDl. Hpravy, ktr
ri doehaleii do Washtngtoml ma
sv6denii tomu III yudeovt mes
ck}eh stran isou oebotni podroht
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04

agedmdesAti mulch u d1gtojni
eieh. JinA anglickh ponorka pro.
njkla skrzc miDoya pole Darda.
nellaeh do more MarmarskGbo,
kde ma scyernim pobfeM Male A.
sie diva turcck6 parniky byIy po-
topcny, zcIcznicc p0skozena a diva
zclezniGnf yOzy strcliya yyhozcny
do poy6tn Take Cafihrad byI ma
ybtiyen n napadcn byl arsenal a
praehdrna. u Pctr0bradu dOsla
zpraya, zc anglicka ponorka poto.
plIa yelkou ntmeckou transportni
lod V BaltickGm mofi.
Italoy6 az doposud zajali 1900
rakouskyeh yojakd, v kterGmzto
poGtu nalGzd sc $50 d1stojnik1. .--
VdleGni zajatci pochazeji ze ysecb
tGmef mist rakOuskth0 mocnAf-
styi II jsou mezi mimi zastoupeni
ySlehnl narodoyG, zlJlci V dualni
monarchii.
BcrlinskG Gasopisy Y 1yahach o
yysIedku pryniho roku yAlky \
chloubou podotykaji, ze ccntraIni
cisafstyi jsou prosta nepfitele,
yyjma malych pruh6 Y Elsasku u
IIaliGi. I'm to ale nGmeckt arm4dy
ma yychod6 zabraIy $4,000 GtvcrcG-
mich kilometrl Gzemi (kilometr je
dive tfetiny mile), poGitaje to
BeIgii. VedIc toho spojcnG arma-
dy rakousko-n6meckG zabraly
10000 GtvereGnich kiIometrd L.
zcmi ma yychod6, DobytG 1zemi
ma dyakrdte TAX veIkou rozlohu
jako kraIoystyi BavorskG.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04

general CarraDza nal1dd, ably ~.
neral G0Dzales zG0yu 0bsadiI me.
st0 ably zeleznice mezi Meziko
Mestem u Apizaeo cbranGna byla
pred Gtoky lupifG, X nafizeDi
tom1to do5lo pO zddogti Bckret1fe
Lansinga, ably spojcDi y Mczibo
Mtstem byIo udrzoyano, TAX aby
byIo mono hladoyfcim Y kapit0Iu
InexlckGm posiIati potrayu. p0-
dobnf zadosti byly odeWd6ny ta-
he Hapatoyi n ViIIoyi Carranza
probIdsiI Y minulgcb dnech, ze ne
prime zddny nAWh ma mir0you
konfcreDci, jez vyzadoyaIa by syo-
jaDi rcprcsentaGnf k0nyence. Ne
bude muyiti o miru, dokud jeho
protlynici, Iapata villa, nesIozi
zbrant. Villa pokusi 80 zc vBech
sy}cb siI, ably zabraniI tomu, ably
CaTanzoyi dostaI0 Nc morAIni 30.
moci Sp0jenych Stat1 Villa ma
yrhuje, ably byIa syoIana mirova
konfercnce, ma ktcrG zyolcn byl by
prozatimni president a po tG ably
byIy yypsany yoIby.
Hnihovny We spojenych Statech.
We Spojenych stAtech naIGzA
So $1,000 knihoyen, die zpravy
yzd6layaci Gradovny We Washing
tone. V tGchto knihovnach male
ID Sc celkem 100000 svazkG, o
~. .00O, 600 vice nez roce 1908.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04
Carranza naridil obsazeni
Mexiko Mesta.

10 san Antonio, Ten doSla y
sohotu minultho t}dne zpraya, z1
Mexiko Mtsto opttn6 obsalono
bylo vojskcm Caranzovim, kto-
rtnm veil general Gonzales, 70.
tyrzem ttto apriyy doposud ne,
doslo. nlc zprdy 4 Vera Cruz,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04
Delnioi ve zbrojovkaoh Sadaji
zvyseni mzdy.

V 6etn$eh toyarnaeh na strell
20 a yaletn} material New Ior.
ku a New Jersey potadall deluieI
Il dy}seui mzdy. Zadost lsise,
nj mzdy hyla poddna po koutercn
cd mezl aastme, mrtlnarodnihr
syam stroimku a sdstupet dtml
ctya ye tbroioykdch, olepfuulI Ii
mailltlt yyhoyett pokataykugl
stroipikn jei sgatavaii hlayne ~
syt sgni mldy a osmibodinoyt DO
hy pfaeoyni kaltm anA1 atroini
kn NNi,le ma atayku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04

Ii 10 pozadayku Wildly SpoJenyci
ttAtn q syolati mir0y0u konferen
eL Ma ~ IN 10, ze ylada Spojc
lDycb StatG posle yddcdm pezi
ckyeb straD pf1pis, Y kterGm sta
n0yen bude fas, do ktrrth0 maj
V0I1ij koufcrc1ci k ur0yDan
yseeh neshod. Kdyby tcnto ape
pemG zadouciho ellie, pax DepC
ebybnG zakazan byl by yyy0l
zbraDi n stfeliya 10 Spojenycl
stdtd Je dosud nejisto, bylo-lI
by po u pouzito armAdy n nj.
m0fhictya X zayedenf miru JC
ale znAmo, ze armada namofni.
ctyo 81 pfiprayoyaly u jsou ny.
nj pohotoyy pro ysecbDy eyentu.
ality.
CHI lode budou pfipuSt6ny do
americk6 regiStrace.
u lfipuSttni dyanacti Y cizint
.zbudoyanych lodi, zakoupenych
pro American Transatlantic Co.,
do americkG registrace bylo zaji-
ft6no, kdyz sekr. stdtu Lansing
Y pfipisu odboru obchodu prohIa-
siI, zc mczinarodnf zak0n nestoji Y
cest6 tomuto 1myslu. OGckaya Sc,
zc registracc bude dovolena be-
dalSich prdtahd. Pokud je INA
mo, transakce byla financoyana
Hugo Stinnesem, kapitaIistou Y
Essenu v NGmccku. Statni de-
partment ma za to, ze hypotGky,
ylastn6nG obGanem yaIku vcd0uci
narodnosti, nemohou ospravcdI-
nlti zabayeni lodi, jestIize jcji
vIastnictyi jc ncutraIni Dvandct
techto lodi ma cenu asi $2,00O,-
900. Jcdendct lodi byIo ptlvodn6
holandskGho, norsk6ho reckGh0
yIastnictvi, ale sest Mich, od do
by, kdy zakoupeny byIy Albert
Jensenem, agcntem Stinnesovym,
pluly pod danskou vlajkou. Jedno
h lodi, nadrzkova Iof oIcjni, jc
stay6na Y nGmcckych lod6nicich,
bud'to Y kiclu anebo kdausku.
Neni pochybnosti o tom, ze Ne
meeku jedna Sc o ziskani lodi,
3Itere pod neutralnimi vIajkami
dopravoyaly by zboM do neutral
mich pristavI, \ kterych pax Hbo-
II dopravovano je do N6mccka.
Okolnost, ze podnlk tcnto je f.
nancovan n6mcck}m kapitaIistou
lasv6dGuje tomu, ae lodi bude
hIavn6 pouaivdno k dopravG zboI
pro NGmecko skrze neutrdlni pfi-
StuVV
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04
Diva amefieli nAmornlci uamreenl
IA Hail

nNa ameFltti namofulel hSlt ~
smregu " 5tyftvk minnltbo n
lne tyssr Fti utokU dannloleu VA
m1ele l'uft Ra l'ftnee IA 'laili
ktNft nallA n \ muel alatNll
mlgala tapeFtpnA a lgn uampfulku
q ku1uiku Nashluglen nnluo
Fslg, hth e.lfa1ent dllse, neA pgl
hll1ill - l maalu 4 meslb udr
ta htl pptAlrk faslnt 4 ua
WlagulkA nthsl raneu ktrals y
iesnika nehslN udAlt ArtNt
sau N tlempsra llfeak lsna a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-08-04

| y, ,, WhIJchufbI n NOflOlk, va
Posily poslany byIy ma Haiti d6
w nez zDraya 0 srazee dosla d.
Washington. Bitcynice Philadel
pbla galGzA So ma eeste ma Haiti
Take transportni loG IlancocI
bude posIana ma Haiti, ale dosul
ncni jisto, jak yclk6 mnozstyi Vol
ska p0yezc. V depesi mistoadmi
rdla Capertona, jez do5la Dc
Washingtonu patek, nebyly u
dany podrobnosti bojd. X odzbro
JeDf obGaDd mGsta Port au Princl
d0slo We Gtyrtek mlDulGho tydno
po konfercnci mezi ygborcm pfC
bczpeGnost, sorganisoyanym obGa
ny mesta Port au Prince. a ameri.
ckymi namofnfmi dtistojniky. W.
Dor pro bezpeGnost je yIastne pro
zatimni yIddou republiky. Vcske-
re p1pisy statnfbo odbon budou
adresoydny tomuto yyboruL jezto
ncni zadnG jinG forny Wady ia
Haiti V pfitomnG d0b6.
Nadeje velkych politickych stran.
William +. McCombs, pfcdseda
nArodniho demokratickGho vybo-
ru, II Charles D. IIiIles, prcdseda
republikdnskGho narodniho vYbo.
ru, uciniIi patek minulGbo tydne
prmi pfedpovedi pro president
SkG yolby roce 1916. IIiIIcs pro.
hIasil, ze republican, mali nadGji
We yit6zstW. Hem6 je nespokoje-
ma demokratick0u administered
a dennG vice a vice 50 vraci k
stran6 repubIikanskG. Iprayy,
kterG pry dostava 3 rdznych Gasti
zemG, tomu nasv6dcuji Take
vsechny yolby, nyni konanG, jsou
tohO ddkazem. McCombs je TO.
no nahledu, ze, nezmeni-li NO 81
tuace pfiStich mesieich, dociIe-
no bude rozhodn6ho demokrati
cktho yit6zstyi. Oba vndci do
znali, zc jejich pfedpoyedi jsou
Gintny v oGekavdni, zc jejich stra-
ny pujdou k volbdm sjednoceny.
lIilles doufa, ze Roosevelt pri.
Stim roce vrati Sc do republican
Sk6 strany, ale urcitosti TO tyr
dit nemohl. McComhs pr0hlasil,
ze nema pochyby o tom, ze Bry-
an bude pravideInym dcmokra-
TEN. Die nahledu lIillesova IA
pas veden bude o vnitfni 0ta2ky.
Y zalezitostech zahraniGnich celia
zem6 stoji IN presidcntem vii
sonem. McCombs ale soudi, zo
republikannm nepodari Sc naltz-
Ii zadnou vnltfni otazku, ktera by
lid. IIilles soudi. ~
kazdy stat, jenz byva prayideI-
nych volbach ropublikansky, bu.
de repubIkdnskym pfi president
skych voIbach pfistiho roku
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
Abbeville Paper Troubles.

The esteemed Franklin Watch
man, in informing Its readers of
our taking over the Vermilion
News, tells it in this way:
The A6beville Progress has
placed its affectionate arms around
the Nermilion News by purchase
from Mr.. Scanland, the former
proprietor. This leaves Abbeville
with two, instead of three news.
papers, and If they were merged
into one, there may be a little
money made in the business. But
this last sentence is not our affair.
Success to Editor OBryan with
his possession"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
"AYe YOU a Mason?"

John Barrymore could not be more
ideally cast than in the stellar role of
the film production of the sensatioually
successful farce. Are you a Mason1"
produced by the Famous Players and
the current Paramount release at ,.fc
Victor Theatre, Monday Oct IS.
Two scape graces.. father-in-law and
son-in-law. have both hit upon the de-
vice of pretending TO be Free Masons so
as to be able TO plead lodge meetings as
an excuse for spending their evenings
away from home. There is genuine
fun in the funda mental relationship of
these two mock Masons, each of whom
fears detection by the other, and the
domestic and comic complications bv
their indiscriininate and inartistic lying
provide fund OF humor rarely evideuc-
ed in stage or screen comedies.
John Barrymore, as the younger bogus
Moson, makes the most of the mauy
humorous incidents in his own wonder
full style of comic portrayal, and with a
full appreciation OF the farcical possibi-
lities of the plot. Others in the splen-
did cast include Ida Waterman. Charles
Dickson and Helen Freeman.
The construction of the film version
OF this celebrated stage success admits
of number of comic interpretations of
episode and character impossible in the
presentation ofthe original play because
OF the limitations of the oral drama
These additional scenes and Personages
enhance the comic value of the Offering
and provide Mr.. BARRYMORE with more
material for the side-splitting depletion
of the young Mason than was contained
i'll the original farce.
This hilarity-compelling feature will
be at the Victor Theatre Oct IS together
with Paramount Travel picture.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
The Bu-Zard as Z Dissenina.
tor of Anthrax.

Experiments conducted bylIarry
Morris, Bacteriologist ndAssistant
Veterinarian of the Experiment
Stations, L. S. u. indicate that
the buzzard is capable of carrying
infection for miles after feeding
upon an anthrax carcass and Of
starting fresh Centers of anthrax
infection in pastures where it had
never previously existed. This
may be one of the means of aC-
counting for anthrax breaking out
on new areas without any visible
way of infection. The buzzard
may carry the bacteria to the pas
ture, there washing or rubbing
them from his beak or feet or vomit.
ing them from his crop. Hay cut
from such a field would be very
dangerous feed and no doubt, this
one source of infection may &C
count for many of the sporadic
cases Of anthrax which occur in
the Writer season when the animals
are beirG given dry feed.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
New Fire Alarm System.

The town council recently placed
an order for a new fire alarm sys
tenn, which they hope to have ir
oper alton some time next month
The system consists of large steel
alloy bell, weighing 1000 pounds
and being 4S inches in diameter,
to be placed in the tower of the
court house, and to be struck by
an electric striker, also placed in
the court house tower.
The striker will be operated
from the Water & Light Plant and
will strike the bell any given num-
Der to designate the district in
which the fire is.
A large clock has been bought
which will be installed at the plant
and which will automatically strike
sfne fire bell twice a day, at six a.
m. and six p. m. This to test out
the system twice day.
The clock will be regulated
every day with Western Union
time, and the striking of the bell
at six o'clock will give the town
accurate time twice a day.
Alarms will have to be telephon-
ed to the plant as usual. The
town will be re-districted, and the
new districts will be published for
the information of the public. 1t
Is proposed to create smaller and
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
CCUGBs THAT ARE STOPPED

Careful people see that thay
ARE stopped. DR. Ning's New
Discovery is a remedy of tried
merit. 1t has held its own on
the market for 46 years. Youth
and old age testify to its soothing
and healing qualities. Pneumo-
MIA and lung troubles are often
caused by delay of treatment.
DIR Kings New Discovery stops
those hacking coughs and relieves
la grippe tendencies. Money
back if it fails SOC and 81.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23

and will soon be picked and hous-
ed. This is a splendid chance to
cripple the boil weevil for the next
year by cutting of all food and
breeding places. In union there
is strength" Let every commu-
nifty get together and do this job.
Why? Because it will pay Mason
Snowden, State Agent, Farm De-
nonstration Work.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
How To BE Efficient.

Nothing saps the vitality like kidney
trouble. 1t causes backache, stiff joints
sore muscles, always tired" feeling
rheumatism and other ills. To be eff
cient, YOU must be healthy. Foley Kid
ney Pills strengthen the kidneys, help
them do their work of altering out from
City Pharmacy. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23

Sentiment is growing in Louis.
lana, and in other state, that tea
cheers in the public schools should
have some knowledge of agricul
ture whether they are TO be called
upon to teach that subject or not
Agricultural practice is so closely
woven into the everyday lives of
the great majority of the people
of the State that an intelligent in
terest in that subject on the part
of the teacher, whose influence
counts for so much in the develop
ment of the youthful minds is con-
sldered essential.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
Sworn Statement.

Abbeville, La, Oct 6, 1918.
In accordance with the Postal Regu-
lations, made affidavit on the above
date, before A. o. Landry, a notary
public In and for the Parish of Vermilion
La that am the sole owner, editor
publisher, manager, etc, OF the Able
vile Progress. and that no one else has
interest directly or indirectly, etc.
(Signed) ]. w. O'BRYAN.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
A CLoGGEU SYSTEM NEEDS ATTENTION

CLOGGEO SYSTEM NEEDS ATTENTION
Are YOU billious, dizzy and
listless! DIR Kings New Life
Pills taken at once seizes upon
constipation and starts the bow
els moving naturally and easily
Moreover 1t acrs without gripping
Neglect of c'ogged system often
leads to most serious compiled
tlnns, Poisonous matters and a
body poorly functioning need i'm
mediate attention IT you wish
to wake up tomorrow morning
happy in mind and entirely sat
IShed, start your treatment 10
night. Doc bottle. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
Destd 10y The Cotton Stalks.

D~'10y me lotion StCi his
a vtry early oct, 10 to IS
Killing frost means few boil wee
VII Il ext spring. Thus Natur,
proves on grand scale the teach
ingS 9t the entomologists obtained
from experiments. The facts from
these experiments show that on,
Of the most effective means Of Dol
weeEil control is the early destruc
ton Of the green cotton stalk,
This early destruction of the grow
ing stalks aCcomplishes three thing,
/ CD Destruction of all immature
weevils Ill boil and squares.
81 Destruction of all food sup.
plies for adult weevil, compelling
all these wecvil to do without food
until cold weather forces them into
Information. This makes the adult
weevil 90 into winter quarters weak
from starvation and in bad sondi
ton to stand the winter.
CD Destruction of all breeding
places.
Thus early stalk destruction du-
plicates IN large measure the effects
of freezing temperatures.
A conservative increase in cotton
acreage over most of Louisiana i.
advisable under present conditions
10 make the cotton planted pro-
ttable crop, the best cultural me-
thods must be adopted and all
means of controlling weevil damage
must be used faithfully and per
sistently. Early destruction of
the green and growing stalks is
the first step.
Where the farmers have the
necessary tools, the best way TO
handle the stalks is to chop them
up finely with stalk cutter or disc
narrow. Then pillow under as deep
as possible, thoroughly covering
all sfthe .chcpped up stalks If
possible, plant some winter cover
crop on the land, some of the
clovers being the best. This land
will then be in splendid condition
Tor next years corn crop.
The next best way is to cut the
stalks, pile and burn them as soon
is leaves, stems and squares will
make a quick blaze. Don't wait
until all the stalk is dry or the wee.
I'll will all hatch and most of the
abor will be in vain.
The effort of each individual
armer in destroying his stalks
will be productive of some good /
Community cooperative effort is
What is required to meet this situa-
ion in the best possible way. If
very community in the cotton
ection of the State would agree
o destroy all cotton stalks BY Nov
st at the latest and then faithful
y carry out the agreement it would
'e worth thousands of dollars TO
he cotton farmers themselves in
916.
This Is an "eort,,,i -o.,-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
more numerous districts.

IIIOI Z II uIIINI VNIo NIoNI INN5.
An effort is being made to put
in motor hose wagon at the plant
with a man continually on duty to
answer any and all fire alarms
sent in. This would insure having
the necessary hose at fire, very
promptly.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
Attention!

Abbeville Camp, No. 7, w. o. W. and
the public are cordially invited to attend
the unwilling of the monument erected
at the grave of Mrs. Marie T.. Broussard
SUNDAY. Oct. "a. at $3.50 p. m, to meet
ct the Woodman Circle Hall and march
TO the cemetery. 36-2t
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23
Recommends Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy

Last winter used bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for a bad
bronchial cough. l felt its beneficial
effect Immediately and before I had
finished the bottle was cured. never
tire Of recommending this remedy to
my friends, " writes Mrs. William Bright
TT, Wayne, Ind. Obtainsble every
where. adv,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-10-23

Give your patronage where il Is ap-
preciated. G.. M. Eldredge, The Drug
gist" Phone IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
STREET MERCHANTS
WILL HOLD A STREET FETE
Celebration to Mark Completion Of
New Paving

The merchants Of Market street. west
OF bsth street. under the leadership of
President William O Magee ana the
members Of the Goth and Market streets
Business Mems Association, have ar
ranged an open-air celebration 20 mari,
the completion OF the repavine OF the
south side OF Market street from ksth
street 60 $50 street The fete win begin
today and viii continue untii Friday
night.
Director Dripps, Of the Department Of
Public Safety. has given permission 10
rope of the south side Of Market street.
at this point. and proper police proteo-
tion will be provided every afternoon ana
evening.
Today win be officially known ss dedi.
cation day. and the celebration will he
opened by music and addresses followed
by open-air dancing Tomorrow after-
noon there will be an athletic meet and n
street Jubilee for the children. with
prizes offered in all the contests.
"wednesday afternoon an amateur
Charlie Chaplin parade will be held. for
which prizes are offered Dancing wifi
follow on the newly-paved section. tbe
music being furnished by FIVE bands This
program Will be dtAlicated on Thursdav v
evening. with the exception Of the parade
Thursday afternoon there will he an
open-air baby show and parade. Friday.
both afternoon and evening. will be
known as souvenir day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
POLICE PUSH VAIN SEARCH
FOR MISSING VISITOR HERE
Wife of Mahanoy City Man Thinks
Husbands Memory Impaired

Police and detectives throughout the
city are continuing their search for
Thomas V. Dochney. of Mahanoy City,
who disappeared Friday from the home of
his aunt, Mrs. E. German, 1913 Master
street Mrs Dochney who came here
Saturday to look for her husband, has
returned home, after four days search,
on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
Dochney, who was employed in a whole
sale liquor house in Mahanoy City, OBJ
tained leave of absence from his en-
ployer to come here to consult a special
ist He left Mrs. Gorman's house Friday
afternoon and has not been seen or heard
from since. Several friends of Dochney
who were in Philadelphia Friday to see
the worlds series games, say they saw
him in City Hall courtyard. Although
members of his family and friends cannot
account for his mysterious disappearance,
they do not think that he has met with
foul play. Mrs. Dochney Is inclined to
believe that her husband has suffered a
lapse of memory and will return home
later. Every hospital in the city has been
searched without result.
At the time of his disappearance Doch-
ney had no money and was in apparent
good spirits, although he was In an ex-
tremely nervous condition. Dochney, who
is the son of William Dochney, a former
Mayor of Mahanoy City, is feet 4 inches
tall and wore dark clothes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-12
EDUCATION BOARD TO RUN
EVENING GARDENING SCHOOL
Course of 20 Lectures Offered to Meet
Widespread Demand

The growth Of interest in gardening IN
the public schools OF this city has caused
the Board Of Education 70 establish an
evening course Of training for teachers
IN school-garden work. The course will
comprise 20 lectures. They will be de-
lvered ON successive Friday evenings.
from october % to March 81, at the VIII
nam Penn High School, 18th and Wallace
streets. Practice work will be given on
sunday mornings throughout the spring
AT school gardens. This part OF the work
will be elective
The course Is open to all persona who
hold teachers certificates or who have
mad an equivalent training. Students in
the second year Of the Normal Training
School may enter the first year of the
new course. Teachers in the public
schools will pay an entrance fee Of 81:
other qualified applicants will paw S
The course will include vegetable cui-
ture, Horticulture Cemphasis on ANNALS.
also bulbs, window boxes, cuttings), man
agement of hotbeds the planning OF
school gardens Individual vegetable plots
ana flower borders), school garden man
agement and routine, methods Of teach
Ing gardening, Philadelphia Achievement
Club, the revised course of study for
school gardens. the home garden (neth-
DDS of interesting puplls-fall exhibits.
handwork Cbasketry insert mounting
leaf collection), practical work in the
gardens (optlonaD.