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Evening journal., 1915-04-07
accuse PAIR As
AUTOMOBILE Thieves

The automobile bearing a Pennsyl-
yania license, which was damaged in
the fire at the Moore Automobile COM
pany garage on Tuesday night, when
a man supposed to be the owner light
ed a match 10 see the guage on the
machine. was stolen. according TO the
Philadelphia police. The young men
who brought the car here and dis
appeared after the fire, were arrested
in Philadelphia yesterday. They gave
their names as Orrie Kennedy. of Chi
cagO, and Albert Anderson, no home.
The car was owned by Daniel y.
Walsh. OF No. 1929 Tacony street,
Philadelphia, and was valued at Sl200.
Detective Gleason, of Philadelphia.
and Mr.. Walsh came here today and
claimed the car.
According TO the Philadelphia po-
lice, Detective Fisher saw Kennedy
and Anderson jump into car I'm
Broad street on Monday. Detective
Fisher Recognized Anderson as hav-
ing been arrested before and he
jumped into a passing automobile and
gave chase 10 the two men, They
escaped. When arrested they told of
the fire here and said the car had
been destroyed. The two men are
now awaiting trial on the charge OF
larceny Of the machine.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
RODNEY CHAPTER MEETING.

In the parlors of The New Century
Club last evening Caesar Rodney
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution, held its regular meeting
Mrs. 4. p. Moody occupied the chair
The entertainment program includ-
ed four piano selections by Mrs. Ruth
Griffith. An invitation was received
from the Delaware Association of
College Women to attend a peace
meeting TO be held in the New Cen
tury Club building, April 23 The
Manhattan Chapter. ID. A. R., of New
York City, of which Mrs. William
Cummings Story is a member, has
endorsed the candidacy of Mrs. Moody
as vice-president general Of the Ma
tional Society. ID. A, r.. Mrs w. c.
Matthews gave an interesting paper
on current events. There was con-
siderable discussion about the Ma
iional ID. A. r. congress. 10 be held
at Washington. beginning April 10.
Among the delegates and alternates
who will attend from the Caesar
Rodney Chapter are Mrs. S. s. Deem
er, Mrs. Sallie Council. Mrs. James II.
Scott, Mrs. Duff Mrs. c. S Middle
ton. Miss Reba HolcOmb. Mrs. John
NJ. Harvey and Mrs. Charles /. Kent
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
Sem UNDER BOND
TO SUPPORT FAMILY
Agent Stout Tells Court
Defendant Is In
Arrears
SPECIAL LAW
CAUSES TROUBLE

Agent Frank Stout announced in
City Court today that he was endeav-
oring 20 get rid Of the special non
support list which he declared was
becoming a nuisance as persons on the
list do as they please.
These remarks were made during
the trial of Frank Sem, on the charge
Of falling to support his two chill
dren. Sem was on the special list
but his wife. Margaret Sem, VINO lives
al No. 1902 Linden street. said that
although he was on the special list 10
pay $3.50 week TO his family, he was
in arrears S2S. Sem denied that ne
was in arrears thus far and produced
receipts. Judge Churchman went over
/ these and announced that Sem owed
SSS. Sonn's mother said that al times
| he was unable 10 work on account ol
rheumatism OF the feet.
Judge Churchman made an orde,
directing Sem TO pay $3.50 a week foI
the support OF the children and give
$500 security.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
hope MRS. Wallace MAY
have been RESCUED

Hope again has been revived that
Mrs. Howard T. Wallace of this city,
who was passenger on the Steamship
prins Maurits. of the ,utch West lndies
Company. which is believed 10 have been
sunk of Cape Hnttcras la-t saturday,
has been saved. 4 message from ;. L..
Brinley, a shipping agent of New York.
has been received by Mr.. Wallace, which
says that there il a strong belief in ship
ping circles Ia New York that the crew
and passenger, Z of the prims Alaurits
were taken of by British cruiser. and
that the latter refuses 60 announce thc
tact for fear OF making its location
known. Certain reports of the disaster,
are said to have been sent by liahtship
suspected by some shipping men to proo-
ably have been sent out by the cruiser.
The lghtship denies sending the mes
sages.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
ROTARY CLUB WILL
DISCUSS RIVERFUONT

A feature OF tho luncheon of the
Rotary Club In the rose room of the
Hotel DUPONT tomorrow will be a de
bate on the following question:
Resolved. that the most desirable
development of Wilmington water
front is the construction Of a large
barbor between Third street bridge
and the mouth of the Christiana river
such as can be readily done through
dredging out the existing points Of
land.
The affirmative side of this Ques-
ton will be presented by f. J.
Cheney, Walter Stewart Brown and
Caleb Stabler. The negative side will
be taken care of by 5. p. Winslow.
Adam Lindsay and W. H. H. Willis.
The judges will be John Richardson.
Jr.. and William f. Metten. William
T. Budd will be the presiding officer
for the day
Members of the club arc requested
not to make any engagement for the
evening of May II, which date the
Motor Club of Harrisburg expects 10
spend here. They arc asked to help
to make their stay a pleasant one.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
ARTERs W. c. T. U. WORK.

At a meeting of Arters W. {. j. L.,
held last night in the parlors OF Epworth
NJ. r. Church, reports read showed each
department to be in a floiuishing and
progressive condition. 1hirty-two new
members were reported as having been
secured in the last month, which now
makes the total membership 65. The
treasurer's report showed Sc in the gem
eral fund, and the report OF the flower
mission work showed that great many
bouquets and flowers have been sent TO
the sick Announcement was made Of a
recital to be held in the New Century
Club ON April % under the auspices OF
the union.
During the evening paper on "tran-
chise" was read by Mrs. j.. Mitchell,
while Miss May Bacon read clipping
from one of the Philadelphia papers CON
cerning the progress prohibition Is max
ing in Pennsylvania.
Following the meeting a social hour
was enjoyed As president OF the union,
Mrs. Annie V. Sergeant presided
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
new YORK COMPANY
Low BIDDERS FOR JOB

Bids were opened at the Office of the
United State engineers in the old Fed
eral Building today for the erection
of storehouse. at the government
reservation on the south side OF the
Christiana river. The building will be
used as a store room for material and
equipment for the new dredge Min
quas. The proposed building will be
one story high, with an attic.
The bids follow:
l.. b. Jacobs. Newark, Del, Sl.S16
j. Frank owens & Son, Wilmington
S1,955! Edward Fay & Son, Philadei
phia, $2,O92; A. 9. Reed 6 Bro. Co.
this city, S2,O9S; Conger- Duncan Con
struction Company, New York City
S1.7OO; Neptune B. Smyth, Inc, New
York City. S2.654; Joseph Schunder
this city, S2.237.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
MARYLAND'S governor
With state SONS here

Tie annual dinner OF the Maryland
Society OF Delaware will be held at
the Hotel dupont tomorrow night.
Governor Phillips Lee GoldsbOrough.
of Maryland. will be the guest Of
honor and Will make an address.
Governor Charles r. Miller. OF Della
ware, and the Hon. L. Irving Handy
also will be speakers. Governor
Goldsborough will be entertained
while here by Governor Miller at the
Miller residence in Red Oak road.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
REGISTERS NOTICE
1Tf OF TiIzABETH SELL, De

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Il. STATE OF ElllABhlh SELL DE
Ia CEASED.
Notice Is horoby given that Letters Ies.
tameutary upon the cstate OF
Elisnbeih Sell. late of Wilmington
hundred. deccased were duly granted unto
Ioscph Sell. ON the third DAY Of April. A. ID.
1918 and ni persons indebted TO the snid
deceased are requested 90 make payment 60
the executor without delay. and all persons
huving demands against tho deceased are ie.
auircd 60 exhibit and present The snmc, uhiy
nrubntod 60 Tho said executor on ur before
She Third day OF April A. d. 1910 or abide
by the law In this behalf
JOSEPH SELL, Executor.
Address William D. kurtz ESQ.,. Attorney
az Law. Wilmington. Del aprl-cod'at.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
VACATION FOR
WESTMINSTER CLUB.

At last nights meeting of the West
Minister Club of Hanover Presbyter-
ian Church it was announced that
there would be no more meetings Of
the club after next month. until Octo-
Der. when the annual election Of Of
ficers will be held. The meeting was
held at the home of William Staniar.
Twentieth and Harrison streets. One
of The features was an informal ad-
dress on various subjects made by
John f. Muller of the sales depart
ment of the DUPONT Powder Com
pany.
AT the meeting next month it has
been planned to have the wives or
women friends OF the members pres
ent as guests.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
much WATER Wasted
THROUGH LEAKING Pipes

Levy Court Commissioner William
T. Purks, chairman OF the public
buildings committee. by having
plumber employed IN the Courthouse,
found many places where water had
been wasted Mr.. Purks could not
understand why $4,000 gallons Of
water are used every day IN the year
in the building. The leaks furnished
the explanation.
Mr.. Purks will now turn his atteh-
ton to telephone service In the build
ing. Bills for extra service have
amounted TO 5000 yearly.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
ALLEGED WORTHLESS
CHECK Case POSTPONED

When Arthur l.. Garrett. a colored
man. of No. 1419 II street, n. e., Wash
ington, was arraigned in City Court
today on charge Of passing an al
legged worthless check for S125 on the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, he told Judge Churchman that
he would not be ready for trial for
a week. Judge Churchman thought
this was too long a time. and Garrett
then suggested Monday which was
agreeable TO the judge. Garrett was
held in $500 bail
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
JAMES wilson AGAIN
COUNTY ENGINEER

As announced in THE EVENING
JOURNAL on Monday, James Wilson
was reelected county engineer by the
Levy Court at its meeting yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Wilson has held the
Office for eight years and under his
management has transformed the dirt
roads of the county into highways fit
to travel at all seasons of the year.
When Mr. Wilson assumed Office the
hundred owed $4,000. At the present
time all debts have been paid and a
balance of $3.50 is on hand.
+ Following his election, Mr. Wilson
thanked the members of the Levy Court
and promised he viii continue TO work
for the best interests of the taxpayers
OF the county.
The following road supervisors also
were elected.
Brandywine hundred-Thomas C.
Casey.
Christiana hundred-Reuben Hall.
Mill Creek hundred -Elwood Wood
ward.
White Clay Creek hundred-Charle.
New Castle hmdred-George W. Bur
Iris.
Pencader hundred--John W. Powell.
Red Lion hundreds. J.. Beck.
st. Georges hundred. c. Allston.
Appoquinimink hundred-Levi Latto
mus.
Blackbird hundrcd-George II. Brad
ley.
The court did not elect constables
for Red Lion and New Castle hum
dreds. The bonds of the following
constables were read ana approved:
Brandywine hundred-Walter r.
Null
st. Georges hundIed-Elwood ID
Dulin and John W. Dickinson.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
COURT CONFIRMS DECREE.

Chancellor CHARLES NJ. Curtis IN the
Court of Chancery this morning. sign
ed the final decree in the case of the
United States Fire Apparatus ompany
VS.. the George W. Baker Company.
The decree was in conformity with the
opinion handed down by the court on
March 30.
William S. Hilies. solicitor for the
defendant company. had stated his in
tention to appeal the case TO the Su-
perior Court. but abandoned the move.
Charles +. Curley represents the
plaintiff company and the amount in
volved is about $1,000.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
FINED FOR ATTACK.

James e. Grooms, colored, was
fined S25 and costs or three months
in the workhouse today on the charge
OF assault and battery on Goorgiana
Washington. Georgiana said George
had struck or and knocked her down
az Third aud Tatnall streets and then
kicked her.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
PLAINTIFF co. CLOSES.

The mineral Separator, Limited. OF
London. plaintih in equity. suit now
on i'm the United States District
Court. closed their side of the case
this morning when five witnesses,
who had testified in the case pre-
viously. were recalled. These were;
DR.. William NJ. Grosyenor, George A.
Chapman. Ira l.. Greninger, Arthur
Howard Higgans and DIR. Adolph
Liebman. Court then took a recess
until this afternoon when the defense
Will call their witnesses. The suit
is on an alleged infringement of three
patents.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
DENIES GIN TnTING-

In City Court today Judge Church
man dismissed the charge against
John Collins. coiored, Of pointing a
revolver at Samuel Warner. colOred.
IN The Walnut Street Flats. Collins
denied that nc owned gun and said
ne had trouble with Werner because
he had ordered him 10 move. Collins
IS tho inuifOr
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
PREPARING FOR CITY ELECTION.

The Department of Elections met last
evening and arranged for the coming
city election. Beginning April II. the
members viii sit from TO 5-p. M, 60
transfer voters. and after April 2G they
will also sit from to Up. m Arrange
ments are also benig made with respect
to registration officers and polling places
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
TO INSPECT NEW RANk.

Directors of the Farmers Bank
have sent out invitations TO many
friends 10 attend the formal opening
Of the new banking house at Third
and Market streets on Monday and
Tuesday next An opportunity to in
spect the building will be Afforded
then
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
TO WELCOME NR. COOKE.

This evening The congregation Of
Wesley NJ. f. Church viii give a re-
ception TO their pastor. The Rev
George 4. Cooke and Mrs. Cooke
An interesting program has bccn ar
ranged. and other pastors o. the city
arc expected 10 be present. including
the Rev George White Dawson and
sho Rev r r. Beauchamp
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
ACCIDENTS OF A DAY.

The following cases were treated
al Delaware Hospital today:
James Harris. colored, No. 81 Or
ange street. cut over eye.
Josephine =. Lewis. colOred. No.
ia Jefferson street. broken finger.
Samuel Waters, obstacle in left
eye.
Frank Brown. No. his Chestnut
ribs injured by fall.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

~ glEREAS Bh lHt FhoN lHtoN0 w
w on Act OF the General Assembly. of the
ls9f, .of Delaware entitled "a supplement
90 ma Act entitled 40 Act Co re-inrorpofait
the Town of Newport approved Mnf'h
a.. ID. 1918. the Comm ss'oners ol Newport
arc authorized hy Resolution nf said Com.
r,i.sioner. 60 vnrate Water street. in said
town OF Newport from the line ui the west
erly boundary of John street. 90 the linc "i
thr eastoily boundary ut Mary street, anu
WHEREAS. By the provisions oi an Act
Of the General Assembly of The State of Della
ware entitled IAN Set 20 amend An tct
10 rc.incorporale the Town of Newport,
rpproved March o. A. ID 1915, the Com
fnsssioners Of Newport are authorized hy reso-
amy portion OF amy street Of said town and
WHEREAS. Each of said Acts of the Gen
aral Assembly provides thnt such resolution
shall not bccume effective until Il shall have
been published at least three times each week
Tor four consecutive weeks, IN two daily
newspapers, published In New Castle county .
and
commissionors Of Newport 20 vacate Water
street. i'm snid town Of Newport, from the
line OF the westerly boundary Of James
street 10 the line OF the westerly boundary
OF Mary street therefore be -
RESOLVED. BY the Commissioners Of New
port az the regular meeting Of said Com
missioners, held this second day Of April
A. ID. i015i
section i.--That Water street. a publ,
F.
line of the westerly boundary Of Jame'
street 10 the line Of the westerly boundar,
OF Mary street. le and il hereby is vacated
Section 2.--BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED
+ That this entire resolution be Published ir
I tho Evening Journal and IN the Every Ever
inc. two daily newspapers published I'M th'
, city Of Wilmington and county OF New Gas
Z tie for ut least three times eacl week. to
four consecutive weeks. the first publication
thereof IN each Of said newspapers. TO negii
I within one week after the passage of tbs
resclut on.
! section 3-BE m FURTHER REsuLN ED
3 that IN any person Interested be dissatisfied
with the determination oi said commissioner
7 of Newport 10 yucatc such portion ot snrt
4 street he may. az any time WITHIN fhf,
dar. after this resolution shall have bcrom'
legally effective apply 20 the Resident As,n
ciatr Iudrr % tne Superior Court resident
in New Castle rouri. for tnr appointment o
b three disintcrc.trd and impair ai persons i'
place value on ihr damages De- hos ris
ta.ned rfn'i't, i"As
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
FORGIyEs HIS ASSAULT.

Bolislaw }. Zabericzks was arraign-
ed in City Court today on the charge
of assault and battery on John CARA
zuk;. but was discharged when zara-
zuki said They had a fight but be had
forgiven his opponent
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
CMARGE WOMAN WITH LARCENY.

Ia City Court today the case of Lii
liam Gibbs. colored. charged with the
larceny of sl.45 from Robert Wallace.
colured. was continued until Monday.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
MASQUERADE SUITS

"A AsQUERADE SUIT. 4. STAN
vi BERWICK. No. 92e Nnudever Ave
ine. D. 4 A. Phone. 5000. marii-u
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
BEGIN WORK OF FITTING
ROOF GARDEN FOR CLUB

A large force of workmen of The
J. A. Bader Company has started ftt-
ting up the roof of the Hotel duPom
and the adjoining section OF the build
ing as a roof garden for the City CluO.
Among other improvements, the hoor
OF the roof is being raised so that
diners can have an unobstructediriow
over the coping to the Delaware
River. Thirty feet of space along the
Market street frontage has been add
eO TO assure plenty OF room.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

You can III up your home az haif
the cost IL you but keep an eye on
the house furnishings offered Ia the
Want Ads from dav 10 dsy.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

A. 0TiCE OF SPECIAL MEEIlN 7 OF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS dupONT lNTEhNA-
VlONAL pOWDE co.
TO tho stockhOlders of the abOve-numed
company;
Notice Is hereby given that ut "a meeting Of
tho Board of Directors of the DUPONT Inter
national Powder Company, held 40 the com
pany's office. DUPONT Bu iding Wilmington,
delaware. on the 2ith day of March. 1919.
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted. o majority of Tho whole board being
present at said meeting, towit
Resolved. That bon the Judgment of the
hoard nf directors of this company IL is adj
visnblo and most for the benefit ol thi' com
many. that the same should be forthwith dis
solved aud that O. meeting of the stockhnld-
cr. OF said company will De- held az the prin-
aipal Office of the company, DUPONT huilding'
Wilmington, Delaware. at II 'cloci.
In Che forenoon of The i2ad
dar ci April 1918, for the pur'
muse of taking such action as the stockhoid
er.. may deem desirable upon the aioresaid
resolution IT the board of directors, rciauf,
to ne dissolution of said company.
ALEXIS T. Dupont Secretary
dated wilmington Delaware March "a, sol'
t.nrHI q 1IanurT 1I.I1
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
NOTICES


ADAM LEO-WONLT'S dkEAlESi
M pnlmist at Shellpot Park. an winter.
appointments diy or night. Tells past pres
cnt IND future Just ns you have gone anc
will ~ through lifc. for 2jc. Also reads
colorod people, huris. Shelpoi far<
jer5.L
nv he ANNUAL MEETING AND ELEC-
II zion of trustees for tho Home for
friendlcss and Destitute children will be held
in che odd Follows Building Icnuh aud
King streets Wilmington. Delaware, on
Monday. Aprn H. 1919. ut 4 % clock J.. 81.
DAVID y. kkiNHAl;DI
apri-1uf -serreiarv
~ Office no NOTERs--TuN OFFICE
~ of tho Department ~ Elections, N"
luf ne West Seventh street. will DE- open
ovrry day from April 18th 90 April iutAf
1915 Sundays excepted from 90 .
o clock IN the afternoon, for the transfer OF
nnmcs OF on persons who have changed their
residences since thr last election.
GEO w ROBERTS,
JACOB if LEWIS.
MORRIS ID. IROSSAN
CHAS. r. o. SCHOFfELD.
ALFRED NJ CLOVER,
Department ni Elections
LAMBERT j. FOuLk, Secretary. apr6-22t
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

April ls. H. April 2s zlApril n, q
"a, 1s. June g. o, y. June S q, "a. May 81
July 4. 10. H. H. g. Sept. 1,st. June !
Aug -. Sept Il, "a Sept. g ST. 8
5 Oct. }.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

May i5. ie. April IS. a,
July 3. Aug. 2s. May 90. 81,
n, 2S, %. 30. 81. June /.
Sept. %. 30. July 8. .. 10
Oct. 2. .. n.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
AT
Baltimore

April II. 10. April %. May
20. "a. July Is, I. 3. June IS,
Il. Is. Aug. IS. II. 1B,
%, "a. Is. 2s. Aug. 10. %,
n, a.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

A. AZ
Kansas City. Pittsburgh.
Aprii 1s, IA. April IS. n
IS. June s. z. q. %. July 8.
s. .. July 4 3. 10. Sept. 1
S, 5. s. g. 5, 4.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

April a. a, May IL. IL
Is. June 10.u. July 2. Aug,
~. i3. Sept. q. %, 90, 81
a ,. 4, 8. Sept. =, 20
Oct. IA
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

May Z. 8. 10. May Z. S. g
June y. 80. June 10. %. q
July I. 1. IN p. Aug.
Aug. 10. II. ~, a. q.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
At
Brooklyn
At
Buralo

May Z. 5. . May II, u. Is April 30. May
10. June - June a. Is. IS I, q. June Is.
30, July LIS Aug. s, 6 is. II. Is
Aug. 10. u.7 8. Aug. 10 70.
r. 10. Il, a.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07
st. Louis.

April II, is,
ie, 90 July IS
IA, 10. l6.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

April q. "a. April .. Is.
Is. May 80. 81, 1e. May Is.
81. June II, ls. June s. July
July II, Is. 3. 4, s, S. Aug.
Sept. S. %. oct. 3.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

Kansas City.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

April Il, Is May Il. Is
May 81. June July Il IA, "a.
i. June .. 10, 1b. Aug. 81.
10. IL. IL. July Sept. i,GS.A
Is. Sept. g.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

May II, y, u. May Z, s., 10 May 4, s. @
June a. IS. Is June %. 30 June u. n. 2e.
n. Aug 6. 7.Juiy /. La. Aug. "a
s .. Aug. 10, lila II, 1s
ne. Is.
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

Chicago,
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

April 10, "a
10. July 6, z,
g. Aug. q. 90
Sept. 80. Oct.
4. q
Evening journal., 1915-04-07

May II. Is. ls. May q, Is. 70.
q. July q, 25. July 81. Aug.
"A. Is. Sept. 1. 2 3. Sept
IL. IL. "a, "a, 3, 2s, n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26
WALLB0M FINDS NE
ISN'T HANDCUFF KING

David r. Wallbom. who has Of
fees at 404 Joshua Green building,
is no handcuff king. so he demon
strated Tuesday morning. He slip
ped his hands into pair OF cuffs
and. for the life OF him. couldn't get
them off.
The wristleta belonged 10 Fred
Berg. stenographer for the Pacific
Northwest Land Co. Wallbom
thought Berg was kidding him
when Berg said he didn't have a
key.
An S. o. 6. brought Sergt. Carr
and officer Larson and they bat
tied with the bands nearly an hour.
Finally they led Wallbom off TO a
locksmith.
"Oh. my, hasn't he hard face
one lady exclaimed as the trio
brushed by her.
The locksmith got one side OF the
cuffs open. Wallbom is still wear
ing the other and win until he can
get time TO have It filed off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-26

King Alcohol picked a rich VIC
tim Monday night.
r. A. Armstrong died a victim OF
alcoholism at the city hospital,
where he was removed from the
city jail. Armstrong was only is.
ie staggered along Pike St. grab
bling at people and talking voium-
inously. AZ Fourth and Pike he at
tracted the attention OF Patrolman
C. n. Schuman about $3.50 p. m. His
youth elected only kindly attention
from the officer. who asked him
where he lived.
"Oh. somewhere near Sixth and
Pike" was the boys reply.
The officer took hold OF him and
attempted 10 start him home. But
Armstrong refused to go.
SO Patrolman Schuman called for
the police auto and the boy was
taken TO headquarters. In his back
pocket. Armstrong carried a flask
of alcohol lie said something
about working at Moran's. but no
other information could be gotten
from him.
Except for his appearance under