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The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
Woman's New Sphere.

The wage learning woman has a
magnificent chance before her as art
list. decorator and domestic expert in
order to inaugurate housekeeping as a
highly efficient and highly organized
trade. Woman is so essentially ere
ator that she can find endless oppor-
tunities in a new system of catering
and housekeeping. The obsolete and
nerve destroying methods of supply
and demand in domestic affairs must
give way to efficient. well-paid serv-
ice. Artistic homes, delicious and nour-
ishing cookery. limited hours for ef-
ficient workers and higher pay for
every form of ''menial" work are the
lines on which a possible reformation
can evolve.
The time has arrived when every
town and village should have we'll
equipped bureaus for the supply of
expert labor to cooperative homes.
The domestic drudge is obsolete and
the slut slug on modern civilization.
Efficient domestic workers need train
ing and organizing into compact and
highly paid body. like midwives or
nurses, to serve at a moments notice
any domestic need of the community.
The training and organization Of such
staff Is. itself, a profession for
women.
women whose work is lost to the
community through the lack OF op-
portunity such a bureau would Gre
ate.
The true emancipation is to deliver
women from economic pressure and
find new channels for her manifold
maternal powers.
The struggle for suffrage has In
tensifed many problems which will
take all the intellectual energy OF
women TO solve.
The normal woman is maternal. The
possibility Of becoming legislator.
municipal councillor. a mayor. or even
a prime minister cannot alter that
fact.
For a woman to crave a mans place,
instead of her own. in the world at
large. is to arrest progress. 1t is the
maternal element we need so badly in
rolitics. and It is shortsighted to en-
deavor to minimize woman's most sig,
nificant warrant for political useful
ness-Mrs Havelock Ellis, in the No
yember Mothers Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
Anacostia Seeks New Walks.

In an effort to secure additional
granolithic sidewalks to replace the
present brick walks. and also to con-
form to the improvement now being
made to Nichols avenue in nacostia.
petitions are being circulated asking
the owners to agree to the work being
done. The better walks are already
laid in this avenue as far as w street.
but south from this point the old brick
walls are in use. In this space a walk
has been ordered for the east side be-
tween Maple View avenue and the
Morris road.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

The First Citizen of Port Huron,
Mich. is a woman. Miss Bina NJ. West.
head of the Lady Maccabees. Port HUI
ron admits it, the mayor has declared
a holiday because Of it. On the holiday,
October %, the cornerstone Of the 5000
home office of the Lady Maccabees Will
be laid with proper ceremony In Port
Huron. Miss West not only raised the
money through her organization but with
her beribboned spade broke the ground
for the building.
Miss West organized the Woman's
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
G0NzAGA SCHOOL CELEBRATES.
Solemn High Mass Said by Rev. Eu-
gene Hannah.

The opening of Gonzaga High School
was celebrated yesterday morning with
solemn high mass in the chapel of the
school.
Rev. Eugene Hannah of st. Martins
Church. was celebrant: Rev. Edward
]. Sweeney. S. j.. deacon. and Rev. will
liam A. Whalen. s. j.. subdeacon. The
sermon was preached by Rev. William
Cahill. of St. Joseph's Church.
In the sanctuary were the new pres
ident of the school. Rev. Francis p.
Donneliy. S. j., and the vice president,
Rev. Augustus S. Duarte. S. J. Hymns
were sung by the boys of St. Aloysius'
choir under direction OF Glenn W. Ash
ley.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

Pile fabrics of all descriptions. fur
trimmed and even cloth trimmed, are
lie mode. Doucet showed redingotes of
velvet with high fur collars and chif-
fon or Georgette crepe skirts in
colors. but 1t is Paquin who
has taken up the fashion created by
Lucille, or Lady Duff Gordon, as she
is also known. and presented it anew
in many of the cloth frocks designed
by this house.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

Even the velvet bride. first cousin
to Tommy Atkins chin strap plays a
part among the new designs. Women
are adopting this style. but its hign
or conservative style value will be
probably nil by November. the curse
of popularity killing its right to sit
In the high places.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

Velvet basques with lace or chif-
fon skirts also fit for a moment be-
fore the gaze of the fashion pilgrim.
to tantalize with a suggestion OF Span
tsh modes to follow. This Is not a
stray guess. however. for scarf-topped
skirts and full ones. fringe-trimmed
bodices and low ones. high-cut slip
pers and dainty ones. and lace-draped
coiffures and fascinating ones fit
across the mirror of fashion. reflect
ing more than a speculation and some-
thing of a reality in their passing.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
ACCOUNTANCY

Employed men may better prepare
for business without Interference with
regular duties Previous knowledge of
not required.
COURSES OFFERED
/. Fundamentals of Accountancy.
2. Shorter Course in Accountancy.
5. Business Administration.
4. Professional c. p. A. Course.
s. Cost Accounting.
g. Law for Business Men.
Call or write for free bulletin.
THOMAS W. WALTON Director,
Washington School Of Accountancy.
Y. NJ c. A.. 1884 @ St ". W.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
!5
O.O.ns::tNTYRE.

he associates. He took the matter to
court and won.
From now on he will he known as Jess
S. c. Spota. Behind his hard-won name
Jess Spota sits content, willing to de-
fend the title in the same way as Jess
Willard If the occasion demands.
1t used to be that a leap from the
Brooklyn Bridge meant a column or SO in
the newspapers. The other day a sales
man did it and got only a few lines.
Time changes all things.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

Benefit Association of the Maccabees, Q
fraternal organization, twenty-three
years ago. She made her society grow to
more than 1S5, 900 membe rship, all women.
The reserve fund of the society is about
$4,000
With her own hand, Miss West has
signed away nearly $751; COO in benefits.
Her organization is the largest in the
world for women; and Port Huron is
proud of it. The city will pay honor to
the founder on the day of the laying of
the cornerstone
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY

NINETY-FIFTH YEAR.
Day and Late Afternoon Sessions.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 70. 1915.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. A. B.. B. g. in
Chem. and Med.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, B. 8. in
Arch. c. E., E. E.. and NJ. e.
TEACHERS COLLEGE. A. B. and
Teachers Diploma
Offices: cOc3 G Street.
SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES.
A. NJ, S. NJ, c. E. E. E., NJ E. oh. d.
MEDICAL SCHOOL. NJ D.
DENTAL SCHOOL. .. D. 8.
Offices: 1895 H Street
Law SCHOOL. Ii. B.. LII. NJ. NJ. p. L
Offices. New Masonic Temple.
COLLEGES:
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY. Phar. D.
sos I Street.
COLLEGE OF VETERINARY
MEDICINE. D. v. NJ.
2113 18th Street.
General Office: :O23 Street.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
1877 New York Avenue
Phone Main l5eS
ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE

Founded ISsS-1,OOO Students. 1914.
Largest Private School in WashingtoA
Gymnasium, Swimming Fool
DEPARTMENTS
Washington Preparatory School-Pre-
pares for College or University Ac-
credited Basis. Day or Evening.
wasEInEtsn school Of Aecountancy-
to 2A-Year Courses. Prepares for
Business and c. p. A. Examinations.
See the adjoining advertisement.
washinxtpn Commercial Scho0l-Un-
excelled Bookkeeping and Steno-
graphic Courses
Grade School-3s boys made up lost
grades last year.
Special Courses-DraftinR (Mcchani-
cal snd ArchitecturaD. Public Speak
irg. Spantsh. Business Mems English.
THOS. w. WALTON. NJ. A.. Director.
Y. NJ. C.. A. 1874 G St. N. W.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
HOME CITY TO HONOR
FOUNDER AND HEAD OF
THE LADY MACCABEES

Miss Bina
M. West
breaking
ground
for the
new home
office of
the Lady
Maccabees,
the
largest
organize
ton of the
kind in the
world. The
building
is to cost
100000
and will be
the first
ever .
erected by
q wonnan's
fraternal
society.
Miss West.
who or
ganized
the
associa-
ton, has
signed
:MsS :is.SSoo.eee sVSS'
in bene-
fits. There
Is q re-
serve
fund of
about
$9,OO0,0
in the
treasury.
There are
10000
Lady
Maccabees
to-day.
Port Huron,
Miss
Vests
home city,
calls her
its First
Citizen"
and plans
to honor
her IN
the day
the cor
nerstone
of the
building
is laid,
October y.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

Extremely quaint and dainty Is this
dance frock, fashioned Of turquoise blue
taffeta. the smart double tunic banded In
beaver, The bodice forms q point IN
front and is outlined with a border Of
satin beads in blue and silver. The un.
derbody Of chiffon has low, round neck
and pun sleeves: size 10 requires fve
fourths Yards 27-inch chiffon for under
bodv and seven and one-half yards fur
handing. also one and one-eighth yards
lining for foundation skirt.
pictorial Review costume No. S3ss, sizes
n IN % wears, price Is cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
TOMORROW'S MENU.

Nor hears with pain
New oysters cried, nor sighs for
cheerful ale."-John Philips.
BREAKFAST.
Bananas
Cereal and Cream
GRAINED Goldfish
Mutfrs Coffee
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER.
Fried Oysters
Baked Cheese Custard
Canned Eruit Cookies
DINNER.
Cream Carrot Soup
Broiled Bluefsh
French Fried Potatoes
Creamed Cabbage
Beet Salad
Steamed Apple Pudding
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07
George Washington
University Law School

Begins Sis. year. $50 .. m. September 2.
Member Of Association Of American Law
schools, ensIlring strict standards for enArancs
and course, select student body AMI maximum
credit from law schools throughout me UNITED
States for vorK done.
Case Method used. instruction by profes-
Gcna, teachers and lawyers in active Practice
Twenty-Five graduates wrote
the last ID. L. Bar Examination,
and every one passed, while
20 per cent of othe: candidates
failed.
Forenoon course 3 to H. or afternoon. 45o-S:N
Optirnsl classes 7:5es:D a. m.
seretarv Masonic Temple Phone NJ $40.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-07

Creamed codfsh-Soak the Goldfish
and boil in cold water for an hour. or
else use the shredded kind that does
not need soaking. Make a white sauce.
add chopped hard boiled egg and
minced parsley. and mix with the cod
fish and serve.
Baker cheese custards-Fill a but
tered baking dish with alternate lay
ers of cubes Of buttered bread and
grated cheese. Mix an egg with a cup
full and half of milk and pepper and
salt to taste. pour over the cheese and
bread. and bake until firm.
Beet salad-Cut boiled beets into
dice and mix with diced hard boiled
eggs Serve with mayonnaise. gar
nished with capers, on lettuce leaves.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
Mcneite Meiisacratc.

Die nutftebenoen beiben Grim
bungen iinb bon 5ipei beri9ieoenen
perfpnen gemadt iporoen, pailsn aber
jeoenfaas gut suiommen lno ersdnz
gen it'd: ndmli6 Elm 5uiammentloppz
barer 94iebtarren uno etne
oufammentluppbare @9auel ooer
Elm entipredenber Spaten. 8etoe gin=
ri6tungen 1inb fir Reiienoe i'm
9ienit Ser MiKeni6aft pber auA fir
5ouriiten beitimmt, tpelde entiegsne
ober nod u1betannte @eSenoen aufz
iu4en ipollen. Sic b~iirften DEFENDERS
BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lpelde
M%usgrabungen bpr5unebmen bahen,
iebr ge19dbt peroen.
9enn es tommt in 1pl9en Jdllen
iebr buruuf on, oab bic mtt5ufijb=
renoen @erdte einen m0slidit gerir=
gen Baum einnebmen. itd al1o tlein
oulammenlegen lai1en. 8iei EN- @rfprz
bernis f4einen Die pbisen @erdte in
peitgebenbem MaBe gu seniigen. Der
1eue @9iebtarren tulm auf einen
Baum 5ufammengeflappt peroen,
pelGer nur Ser grunofld6e ieines
8pbens gleidtommt, nit elmer sopbe
ppr lpeniger alS 10 3pll. Hao, MGie,
5ube llnb @rtff geben ole leid)t al
uno tDnnen in elmer Minl1te suIam=
mengelegt tperben, pbne @efubr bes
Musetnanoer falens. On @tGrte lno
9auerbaftisteit {ou bieIer @9iehfar=
rem benz better s%epDbnlt9en bollauf
9leidtommen.
Sir ebenio fart unb perldbiih
tpirb Der @paten ooer Sic 5houfel
ertldrt. Sbre alinge ldbt lid bop
pelt 5uiammentlappen, unb Der @riff
faltet fi9 berart 5ulammen, oab oas
gauge &erdt in einen Haum ppn s
bel 12 Sou gepadt peroen fann. Sn=
f%ol9eoelen fann eS 9ara gut III einem
geip0bnliden Neutrality-suspicious. zines
MutompbilfabrerS nit untergebrot9t
perben, uno 6 biirfte cine Ilarte
Ra9frage na@ Inn entiteben, fobalo
ss i'm angemeinen Martt 1T. Denn
i6pn gar mond)er Mutler bat oas
oringenoe Seoiirfnis nod einem 9paz
ten empfllnoen, ipenn er nit ieiner
Maidine in einem i6lammisen Wez
&c Iteden geblieben mar. unb 1T nid)t
ielten meilenipeit %9elaufen, um oieles
pi9tige @ertseug oufsutreiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

- q II cine NJ Mamen SCI
tlirfil9en StreitmaGt ppm Motionals
oerteioi9ungsperein 3n &onitontinopcl
gel anote 2iebesgabe bat Ser Rronz
prino folgsnbes Seiesromm an Den
tiirtif9en @ensruItpnlul BON Rod qez
ri9tet:: .Dic 10 reibli9e aus 3iaarets
ten beItebenbe 2%iebesqabe oes Nattp=
neutrality-suspicious. gu Rontanti=
nopel babe ih fir meme Mrmee nit
oufri1tigsm Dant entsegengenom=
men. Dab bteie fomero6l6oftli9c
Spenbe BON benz tapFeren 8unoesqez
11oi1en fommt, modt iie Sen @plbaten
n1einer Mrmee Defenders pertbpll.
SD bite ben freunoliden @ebern in
Der Siirtet meinen bei item Donf all
iibermittein. Milbelm, arpnprin3."
@inem 2iebesgobenz
potet, bas fir einen\ sim Often itee
benben 5elOgrauen beitimmt NOR,
iparen bon1 Nbfenber ols befonberer
2ederbiTen. old. frifde, r~ielbfae3pz
gene" 9iibnereier beigefiist pprben.
Ginise babon miii1en untertpe9s entz
a%tpeisesongen fem; benn bic pnft
hotte bog patet geDffnet, bic .oers
%brodener gier ettfernt, bic urbers
iebrten .aber bort eeiotten unb bos
Yatet bann an ben @mpfGnger fpeie
terseben lafen, nit folsenbem po5tz
bermerf:
Bier gier tparen aerbro6en,
Die iibrtge1 totem mir to9en.
Gin fdDner Betpeis bafiir, baf
bic bielgei4mdbten beutIden pofte
beamten Bel an ibrer Mrbeit Der
@innl fir 9umpr unb @emiitlidtei4
mod nt6t berlorer oeaonaen lit
Das St9nert. nit oem lidi
Sanb nad ieinem Nttentat ouf apts
5ebue 81 t0ten perludte, bat Ipaz
ter laneere 3eit als @artenmeiler ges
bient.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

- Der IS Sabre olte 6ar.
met elmer Douthett pm 9snn
Sopnfhip Bel &utler, 3D., pllrne
BON einem Nodbarn in ieiner S6el=
ne erbangt auf9efunben. 8putbett
NOR felt ldn9erer Seit trantli6 une
befanb 1i6 ansebli9 in geloperlez
senbeiten. 9ein 9ater, Spiepb
Do1t1ett, besins ppr eil1isen Sab
rem in berielben @deune auf abnz
li6e Meiie @elbitmorb. Ser Sote
binterldbt cine Wttipe uno Elm odt
Mpnnte altes Sinh.
Mls 1887 iemanb gegsr Sen
5iirIteber bes englilden Yarlaments
pegen zines abbanoen setpmmenen
Reaenfdirmes elm p~biiesenoes llrteil
er5ielt bate, purben er uno ser
Ni4ter ppm Sberbauie b%ejtraft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12
Ncucs aus Musratine

So6n s.. @roofbart, ein mohIbe.
g,,m,,,h;h ~ nor,oS4a,,, Ss meM'y ~
Inn Sem ieines ,gnh,,es arn,,f m,.aat'
mort i'm SITTER nm 90 a.ohren oe;tor.
non @ronfhort ,,n,,,So $50 =, Nsa se eaSa-
ren ,,nS Iehtp lot n;,ou, ho M,p Ne6p.
blln6crt in m,,scot;na Ma,,atn e ,,,,h
|mei1tens o,f Ser sor,, @a;,e a.,n,,
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%hintprJSbt w,r ,s,o; as6,," e lnerf
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ol,rn fnnh op5tcr,, mnd,,,,;ttaa ;YoH
's Su1
Gcter estorf 81, r;;bore, e; ,,,noh.
,,er mn mmscot;ne Sor -, mer;ht -,
@lintnn esonn s,oaan fr;,,,;,,ono o.
g(l,ariffs o,,f DIN Snrt;oes graShem
3u lebenslanalider 8udtbausjtrofe
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hm,s IhponoS;ot snopSe, o MOL o ~,
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=, . .s'eu1. y.
0ie 5tcrbrid,cn 11eherro,to ,or h;o,.
nm gnnntoa ~ner5tarhc,,o,, S.ra,, mna sl
ep 81 MeiS;no Sm,,rSea noi9ar ul man
oen noh aishon Ssot,,o ,,r maarSi-
onno i;6erf;;hrt @ Non So aa;% iapt
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I'm gro,,crha,,;o nn5 's m,, fsar.e e', aI,,a
. /.
Son Slid joocr f0Snl,e1, Sic beioer,
8arbiere Charles ssoncs ms oesIie
ssrlpil,, sic boraejtern s(bero. ols ibr
Ml1tonnobil aeaer eineson6banf i1thr,
aug Dem Wcfabrt qe1pprfen mrr6e,
Sones erbielt 11ur [cid,te Nerlekunoe11
mabrenb 9eslie ne6r o6er 1pe11ioer
|idpper perlebt lpl,roe. 10 boR Or "a
|g. @bersmcner oeholt mer6en m1,btp
Son einem 5oru1enltih i;6erm0I.
|tigt lpuroe poroeitcrr, Mod,mittoo in
|ibrem Sof an Ser moseoe slnen,,e
6rol1 Charles Noliesfi sic M,
Madbarn iii be5iur,nasloiem g1,.
|ltan6 ol,fqefl1,oen tpl1rbe, Dic ssro,,
NOR enpa od1t Stlnbe11 be1innllnos.
ten batte. gs miro mebrere CAGE
nebme1,, BIS Sic 6ral1 tpieoer bergc.
ltellt merocn uir6.
Die EreeIlior. Observation-Disclosures.
|nie, sic ieit Dem Satire 1876 eriifirfp.
bat iid} icbt Qllfqel0If. 1O3 Ser frpi.
|miaiaen fSel1ertpehrlerte itinnmten Sir
sic M11floilna. Rieie slsi,er1nphrIp,,fp
IteQten lire Dienife ieif esmhrcn Aer
5tobt W1,scotine m1ertaeltlih ,,1r
8erfiio1u1o. ol,er nIs es rhnpn n;ht
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Sara p.a y u1.
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Ssomilie bon Mercer Gp1,ntn hieIten
hier b~nroc1tprn pi,1e ;esorniI;p,,,,,io,n-
menfunft ab 11,6 nmiijirten iidb n,,f
sic bette @eiie. Gas e6epaar sSioioh
'Drurp fam int sSafre 1889 aus Sem
5toote GSnoiana nnd1 tDr11rn Sotrm.
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oieler @eaenb mem, @in6er. 1nmip
gnfcl, l1re11fel 1ntn l%1r.l1renfer Nos
betreffenoe gopnihib 1T nod Ser To.
Mile be1annt 1por0en.
nm sSprr,, S ,,nS aro ar't az ~ =, Sur gn'
min 81 hnroeiter1 el6e,,S ne;tn,ho, =,
Sen ssnIoen eincr M;;an et,ar1ot,,,n
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nem aohr ,,n,, ONION, mnbn,,, l0u f;eI
lAS!IL SuDl UUll ellltlIE SuUlRuQ Hel.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

8pS.baft. NTeKor: Sum,
SnaSisite, pie fino,n Sic midg Y
9ame: ., .3err MfeNor. S6ncn
feblt gum @alonIDtpen fpeiter li6t5
als bic Mdbne!
giiiig; 5ral: n@o 1T
meme Mutter9"
Monn: .r3um 3abnarst. Inn 1id
einen @ift5a1n ~aussielen gu !!uis
ien!1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

SOB arbciten
tperoen in Der 9ruderei bes ser Sc,
molrat" idneu unb biuig berseieut.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

~ @on ben 10 millio<
men @inppbnern bes Ruliiiden
Reides ipred}en nlr etipa SIS MiI%
lionen rul1if9 als Mutteriprade, 81
Millionen utratnif4, IL Millionen
pplni14. Z MilliDnen belt19 nnb
iibbi{d, 5 Millionen finni1d, 5 Nlils
lionen letttfd, ~ Millipnen rumdz
Mid. Der Reit p~erteilt iid auf bic
tantafiiden, totarifden .unb iibiris
i6en @pra9en. Gns Mu{1i{de Reih
1T ,alfo bas @eaen eines N%ational,
itaateS unb trobbem boben iid bic
Meftz unb Siibmddte nit inn pere
hiinbet, I'm, pie lie fasen. benz Nae
tionalitatenprin5ip gum Gicge au per=
belfen.
Mls IN a erbi9t gilt Elm
Stoff, ipenl, CT "a Gtunbeu lana Den
Druid elmer MuFeriaule bon so
QuoOratoentimeter @runofldde uno
rs MtQimeter S0be au8balt. pine
bas Maner SlrAagla6en. -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-12

Ser 4 Sabre aIte @obn Sarolo
bon 9errn nn0 5roll CHARLES 8. gr.
1T borgeitern Mbe,rb geltorben oil
ben Jolgen eincr @iidgratperlebln1g,
Die er iih 51l5og, OILS CT nor etlpa ei-
mem Sobr bon eir1em 9abn5ug fiel.
Dies lit bas ein3tge &i1o ser ISalni-
lie n11o iino Die @ltern untroltli6
ilber Ben @crllllt 0esjeIben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-23
Somerset County.

Ellen J. Colby vs.. Inhabitants OF
Pittsiield. Rescript ny Spear. j.
/. Under Revised Statutes Chap.
70, sec. IS, declaring that whoever re-
ceives any bodily injury through any
defect. or want Of repair or sufficient
railing in any highway may recover, j
notice to the town. wherein was To-
Gated a defective highway. that plain
tits BODY was badly bruised ny fea
son Of the accident, is insufficient to
warra ut proof of personal injuries not
specifying the injury.
>, AS Revised Statutes. Chap. 70,
Sec Is, declares that whoever receives
bodily injury may recover, plaintiff,
whose notice to tire town ot injuries
caused ~ I; defective highway did not
sufficiently specify the bodily injury to
warrant evidence ohereof. cannot,
though the notice sufficiently averred
mental anguish. prove the bodily in
jury 10 lay a predicate for recovery
for mental anguish. as damages there
for can only be recovered when they
ar,- an incident to bodily injuries
Exceptions overruled. Received Dec
II, 1915
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-23
RESCRIPTS FROM
The Law COURT
Judgment for Plaintiff. with
Damages Assessed at 81 in
Dunton VS.. Kimball Bros
Exceptions Overruled in Col
by VS.. Inhabitants of Pitts
field.

A rescript has been received from
the law court by Charles w. Jones of
Augusta. clerk of courts for kennebec
county, in the SaGadahoc county case
OF W. +. Dunton VS.. kimball Bros. Co.,
in which judgment is found for the
plaintiff and damages assessed at 81.
The text of the rescript follows:
Sasadahcc County.
Wellington +. Dunton vs. kimball
Bros. Co. Rescript. Savage, c. j.
j. The unborn progeny of domestic
animals follows the title to the dam,
in case of sale or mortgage
.. The mortgage of a COW being with
calf at the time Of the mortgage has
q mortgage title TO the calf when born
superior 10 that of a subsequent mort
gagee whose mortgage, given after the
calf is born. specifically mentions it.
5. A mortgage which is expressly
made subject 10 a prior mortgage is
subject to il as to all things which are
by law covered BY the prior mortgaGe.
Judgment Tor the plaintiff Damages
assessed al one dollar.
Received Dec. 70, 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-23

For the last times today. the current
list Of feature pictures will he shown
at the Colonial Heading tie bill is the
Rialto Star feature, The Devil's Darl-
ing which Il fantastic allegory Of
good and evil. Elaborate and expensive
settings mark this production from
start to finish. Francine Larrimore,
the famous Broadway star, is featur-
ed in this production and her initial
appearance in this thrilling production
is most suspicious.
Included also will be Iaemmle
tllree-reel drama. The Mayors Decis-
ion story of corruption and polit-
ical intrigue. Gloria Fonda and VIM.
bowling are starred in this interest
in. number. Myrtle Gonzaley will he
seen in Does 1t End Right" while a
good comedy will also be shown.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-23

An elaborate and expensive program
will be offered by the Colonial the last
two days Of Christmas week. On Fri
day, Theda Bara in The Clemenceau
Case" on Saturday. Anna Q. Nilsson
in THE Regeneration" On each day,
other high class photoplays will also
be included SO as to make we'll
rounded program.
THE Ciemenceau Case" which was
written by Alexander Dumas and
which features the far-famed Theda
Bara, is as Dumas himself said. "a
work that threshes society with liv-
ing whip" 1t is photoplay superb, a
strong and vivid drama that teaches a
great moral lesson.
The Regeneration'' is a powerful
and magnificent perturbation of Owen
Kildare's romantic and tragic story,
My Mamie Rose in which is starred
Anna @. Nilsson, who for the past
four years has been considered one
of the prettiest and most charming ac-
VIM. Fox production presents one Of
the sweetest and most compelling sto-
ries ever written.
Bear it in mind, for Friday. Theda
Bara in THE Clemenceau Case; for
Saturday Anna Q. Nilsson in THE
Regeneration" Friday evening the first
show will start at $50 instead of P.
NJ, and there will be complete show
at SIS r. M.-Adv.