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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
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Uha111}r Glark? !?

S leoeroa areoie / 8aibington,
50. g., tnles ser I'LL IibIiaere ems
fpr ON uofalbet al gson1inmio1n11
| for Hreiioern pe6. oct benofrotiffe
oHonbent /. ct. 2ouis til
Sonrnrer. Deems set .bibtil tar bnret
toget lonr en- 5elbfeIge, at BiI1on
igien bill blipe op}tiuet ion1 Nraf=
oentfmbibf, iperges Ser n,l ON
mulig en- anoelt ffl1loe bIibe fore
trufff ont usea11oen ffru gsez
fbraifa" ifuloe lnege fig i geie1 for
Bilfon, eller ON 5peafer glarf
ff',leel( fea i sinoe ct q ass q
at ofiffe at Set gngn SET faai
boloiont bleD ilaaet fra bu11s 2rber
Il Baltimore.
Sor 11pIig 1tbtalte gIarf oDerforI
en- &reos al &ongresn1n1,o, at bul1
m11ltg biloe toge Orbet I sdlet, for
at l1otale fin Ma1ing n1e0 1e1lp11
til 6en megd o1ntalte 5ug:: oe euro
peiif fa6te..i 2nterifanerrs stifling.
r@bao Der biofil er iugt on, Sen
5ag> flarer .iffff lite 5pprgsmaalett"
|fag6e glarf. uDe alager, ion1 er.
bgrt ober be i: l1blanbet fp0te Gn1eri=
fanife 8orgere, er i set bele bpfe11t=
Zig uerunoeoe. De 1pnlpatbiierers
bber n1eo set 2n10, ion1 be tom ira,
og er ino6 2n1r0e, 1ont ligger a
I&rig n1eb oeres y9orelano. Dette er
|nat1trligt;; men set betDoer life, at
|nogen biloe bol0e 1neo iii Jeorelano
|inrob Mmerifa. Seq tror, h u6 al
|bber 500, hilbe f11n gjpre bet. Sc
r., @fs. General Oiterbaus. SON
bor giort frenhre6elroe @rigstje11elte
Der, men leber mi lon1 gmnn1el
Ma16 / Gp}flmlb al fin a111erifa1ffe
Be1fiot. Notl1rligpis boI6er bun
neo gpiflano j bets 11ubere1r0e
|Ran1p. Men / Eilfel6e al &rig mel
lem EDiHa11o og Mrnerifa, bil6e bm1
|bolbe meb os.
Dis1e Wen11eifer begei1tres 11anr
De berer 6eres geatipnaliange Ep
fferne, rDie 8acbt a1n Rbein
SarnifmRr6ene, Marleilaiie1l Gng=
len6er11e, 500 1abe tbe Sing q
o1b. gr set life e11 5elbfglge2 0g
bar bi 11oge,1 1un1 bel1t @rl1t1o til at
|l1nbertrDffe beres Selelier, faa la1l=
ge De CT lobnle moo Mnterifa2
geei."
glnrf uota1te Jig pi0ere ON TN
paatRt1fte Snle, og bol6er ban bent,
b1tr6e Sen pirfe beroliger1e paa De J
8plger, ser bar gaaet fioen @aroi=
|ners og ar6res Gale ON 0e1lne 5ag
Nen bar gbnrlp Glarf en- anoel1
&enfigt en6 SEN at boloe en- i'm
&ale og iige 0e / llolmroet fpote
Mmerifnnere 1logle Bebageligbeo
ISgnfer ban paa, at be er mange,
og at beres 5tel1n1er fa1 peje tnngf
for 6ert ion1 0e bliber faitet Tor
1ban0e i ct. 2or1is og beo gaobemberz
Ibalget? Genfer ban paa, at oe mao
lite 1pnes at babe feH ct Srpf baaoes
lumber &opfebslt og 8illon og mt
Zig pil6e 1a1ue fig ON en- Wfono, Der
:|fer mil6ere pnn beul2
/ Sngen be6 BET !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
3trman y. 2nnb, biih1of Ell of

~
6trman y. 2nnb, bilt11of e,, al
=, rige}te bla1,6t ben pngre 5lRgt
beo ssbo @robe, Soma, er af~ itn
9uitr,1 blepen iagibgt for SfilsmiS-
fe. SUN opbol0er fig for Sibe11 i
California. pg set life netop al egen
fri Nilje, ibet bum paaltaar Weanoe11
bar 11ngtet be116e @ejiepe1rge tilbage
cller l1nberbolo11ing / be1
belle taget. &lage11 nGpncs bes=
..a1oe1t Gruffe1lifob. Mrs. 211no on
1nober. Mette11 ON at tiloeIe be11oe
$4,000 al Marloe1rs Torml1e, for
1,be1, at bon beltrioer 9fetsomfolt=
11inger1le. &erl11an 2unos Sober op=
be for ct 9lars Sis ,iioe1r efterlqoe11=
be bam en-. 6oru1ue al mi'1olt 5000.
600. Sbor ncget Sen ungc 2nnI
egentlie ejer er ulorig blepen Of:
fe11tli9giort
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

Gu glimreube &eception / SCI
@bibe 9ns. S sSreoaes Mitcs got
3sr9fi6e1ten % Wrs. 8iIion er
glin1re1,be Reception i set SDiot
$lls, bbori MeeoIenuner al Sen pom
onlerifanife &ioer1ifabsfongres toe
Del. Man beregrer, at ooer 4,00C
Deltogere bilite paa BrGiioenten oe
bm,s &nitr,, peo be1u1c 2eiligbeo.
Shllet oberborb % br,1fnet. -
Bor 2a1l0sn1o1,6 E. 81. SsSobanfe1
fra 5eottle, @aib., Mn6enitprn1a1l5
pon Jrogtonnpere, r@nnie 2ar=
len, blep forleoen Sag ifpllct oper=
borb i en- iber Storn % orufneoe.
Damperen. ser bar paa Seien fra
Wraps &orbor i'll geep 3ealono
rneb Eo11uner, iprnng 2gf nnoer
4gtornten og bol6te8 flpbe11be meo
Bun,perne i11btil bet nnae0e i $ob1l
i @ngle 9nrbor, bbor oen pil blipe
reparwet.
@b Dpitone / Merieo. Sra 81
8aio, Gcros, n1eobeltes / Grebags
1T General Rofalio 9crnal6e5 bor
erflnret Jig uafbengig al Gorran.
ao's @egjeri1g. Set inoremmes
Garronao's Sobeofporter, at Ser:
nnt1oe5 CT forlDunbet fra @onto
MofaIie- -Diitriftet i gbibuobua oq
er flpgtd in6 / 8iergene meo Ell
8o11be at GilbRngere. SON bor tio'
ligerc en- of 8illaS sOfficerer, oer
efter Eorreons sy1l6tagelie ilutte0e
fig ian1n1a1 1neo Garron5a.
Det me0oeles e1l0bi6ere 0erfra.
at General &llertaS Befi11ben0e ONT
trent er set la1r11ne, og at ban bar
naatet nnberfuite fig fire Opero=
tioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
u8nll Mooie" e"-9Sartiets aonben.

ngnll Nouie"-Hartiets &onben-
tion. S Manougs ia11Ie6es Meo=
lenmerne af 6et progressive BarttS
@atio11olfo1nite Chicago, for at
6eltoge / Me6et ON GirS6age1,
bbor Gi6 % Steo for oeres Mmio=
,ralfonbe,1tion bil blibe faltlat. Sler-
taIt af Delegater11e bel6te til 6en
Mnifuelfe, at beres &onbe1tion biloe
blibe afbolbt 1a1r1tioig n1e6 SEN re-
publifanffe, nen11ig l1gen begpn<
oenoe 1en Toe SUM. 8la1rot De an
fo1une Delegater fra Norb Dafotn
fo116tes Wer. g. 8. Iborfon, 5or-
ret,1i1,gSfgrere11 og Meoeier al
vNormnnoat" ! Gra111 SORTS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

Mpptbeferen og &eblageren. =
&eblagere1: nSSSe9 bil6e gierne babe
for ii 9re &ottefrnbtl"
Mpotbefere1: u9et fan Sc life
faa l16en &ecept!"
v5ao? Set bar ga l119rfelig!"
Sc fu116e 10 gaa fen og tage
Dem ielb af0age!"
@1 l1ge lenere font1r1er Mpotbefe.
rem ir6 til &eblagere11 oe bil babe
fire Silent &eb.
Set fon 0e life faa u6en Ste
cept, 1ag6e &eblageren
o6bu6 bebager? &ecept?"
nSSo, 91ecept ia. Oe fu116e 10 goo
ben og bange Deml"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

Gn itor Set fur oanife @aptiiter
Sra gilbert Sea, Mirn., meooeltes
5rebogs, at benbeo 700 Meolemnle1
of oe11 bonife 8aptiit1nenigbeo
glorfS @robe oberbnrebe S11bbielier
of sen npe &irfe / uge11s Sob
Nnbnte Me11iebeo 1fal ppre Ser
ltprite og Gl61te oonife 8aphltme
nigbeb i @eroelr. S 8egpnoelfer
boboe be11 fl1n Is Meblenuner oe
en- lille Grefirfe / 1868, men telle1
III, 344 Me0le1l1,ner og bar en- nj
mooernc &irfe til ct aoltcn6e a
$4,000 fri for @jpl0. 50 al 81
plo5te Meole11rn1er, Mrs. 9eiels 2or
fen og Gbriltion Nielien, er e11onl
ilibe.
@eb ey,1bnieliesbpjti0eligbcben tai
tc ga1111e Eaitor g. sl. 9feicbe1bacf
fra Council bluffs; gbangeliiter
6. s. Nasn1usicn ira Session
Mi11n.; Or. 6. S}. 8opc ira Mei11:
1teopoIis; Slug. 8roDa1n fra 9llber1
2eo; Boitor og 5r11 Glorf fra 0eS
Moi11es % 2r. &ilman fra Gbi=
eogn.
Gn ijGlben 1sremtonins. : 8ro
Suite 0}p11t., mebbeles, at ser De>
iinIbne 2ejligbcocr paa @pjoeoroge1
baepeo 8pen a,noertioen piier Jig e
geatl,rfenomen 6or1n al ct inebat
net 6obco % @rDltct al en- &Di110c
Ser bor fooet Nab11et o5nccns 9a:
me-. @ilIebet bier fig 0olene
mclle1n Sc ii tl1li11oe 500 bpje @jer=
&c, og hleb ii0lt 1et SEN ste Suli,
1914. Set CT nprmelt en- 9}eoienf=
ming un6er Set pbrige 2on6ifab,
bbor Sneen 0isie bpje Hegioner
fan1les og bonner 0enne britt natl1r=
lige Gneoomc / obcrnenneifelig
9fiffelie. 0faugc 5ra1og11 ON
bette 6pnome1l bbres e11bnu bla11ot
eesnbiorer11e ser paa @gne11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

Quilting Nclion's 2reu. Sra 8p.
en- SegeSmiicb, grllnolagt og for oet
|n1dte eiet at bor 2arDsmano 8att=
ling Relio11, n1eo6eIes, al man nu
fon ie SEN tioligere v2igbhpeigbt=
Gban1pio11" brpitenoe fig poa @aoen
nteo ct Har belforme6e 1re11. Mm1
bill erinbre, at Nelion UNDER &c
mango &an1pe ban bnr eie.1nen1gaa+
let fit fine 9ren fle1get ben @rao.
at De nertnelt ligneoe nogle @lom-
faalsbobeoer. @ans 2Rge bar in1io,
lertio MI fliffet og flpnget iaa len=
ge paa 9re11e, at ban bar facet Sen,
til at ligrre on6re Menneifers Sere=
,rgn1er. uSeg tabte to &alnpe
flor tiger Nelio1,, .rfor0i mine
Dren begp,1ote at blgoe / fpr1te 0m=
gang, 1aa ieg inart blcb beopffet
ne6 8Ioo ober bet bele." 5or+
baabe1ltlig bill Dor 2an6smon0 MI
i 5rer1ti6en forffaane fine @pretrag=
ter for b6erligere OberIa1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

~ Sfrip efter Brppennmmer al
bette Blao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
Turhl1nnH =

8nberupr 9anna / 8ebrts a
&igbe11bap11 telegrafereoes / atrs-
bags, at @uber11pr &a11na al georo
Dafota er faa nreget / 8e6ring, at
ban bor funnel forla6e &oipitalet.
Gu ub Dpbagelie. Dr. &. ssSenien
teo l1niperiitetet i Sllinois bar i
biSie Dage opfu,16et en- M Maobe
for 6remitillingen af rent Sern.
Sem 11p Sre'1rgangsuoa0e bill art-
gibelig foraariage en- 8eiparelie af
bel1be6 Is Millio,1er Collars Gam
bets eleHrilfe SsS116u1trier.
6orb aipirerer til bet &bibe Gus.
Sra 2aniing, Micb., fo111mer Meo@
belelie onL at &e1rp Sorb, BEN mi
beroenSfen6tc 5reosopo1tel, bll biz
be republifanit 8rgfioentfanoiod
beo neite &nlg. Statsiefretaren
bnr n1obtagH Hditio11er 1of til at
fire sS11bruueringen of Tor6s geobn
paa Erimterbalgliiten / Mcbi9an
@oo1ebelt bar negtet at la6e tit
Napn fon1n1e fran poa Nrim9rpalg-
Iiften / Mcbigan, men bette bir6rer
life, at ions 9eabn poa an6en Maa-
De alligebel bill fur1ne benpttes paa
8algbogen.
Gtatsanoitgr 6. Us. Glcnien i
9lpnlpia, Bafb., ion1 er Ell 5pn
al af6g0e @a1tor s. 8. Glaulen -
6en ferite ba,rite Brelt / 9ln1erifa>
bor 6isie Duge begp11ot at rebi=
6ere &egnitaberne for uGbe SIT
ouftrial sS11iurance Commission
Sl1n6s" SET / 2bbet al forrige Qlar
bleb beltiaalet for en- Gum af ober
$4,000 Dollars. Scr. Glauien anita,
ger, sm bette inbbifleoe Mrbeibe bil
Mgge. 8eilag paa bans egen og
Msfiite,terneS &i6 / flere @aone<
Der, for 9rben otter fn11 tilbeiebrin=
ges / set i,1bbifleoe @egnltab. ;.
Gn, blobig. 5treife i Dbio. Sra
youllgs sto!pn, Ohio, n1eobeltes / 9pr=
bags, at en- Scamp 111eb 5trejferne
Mftenen / Sorbeje11 foltebe uirblt
en- Mano 2ibet, laareoe 81 Eerloncr
og o1trettebe ct Sob pao gje1lbo1n
pna Denbe6 en- Million Collars. Sm
2pr0ogen bor ser la1nlet 1900
Manb al Stats,nilitlerl for at britl=
ge &o tilbeje og beifpttc 2ib og
@je1bon1. Optpicr1le tog lin @egpn=
belief 6re6ogS 9lftes &l. g. 0a 11og=
Ie .Mrbejoere for 5beet & 31,be g.
ser bqr fo11r>net inb i Tobrife11 lneo
@oosboe11e, gif fra Mrbei0et og blep
.baanet al ca. 1000 slrbejocre >1,oen=
for. S. 90. 81. .Bolt5, Gbef for Som
pagniets Nolitiitprfe, affpreoe ct lplt
5fat6, % bette bleb Nariag til .9pz
tbjerne, iag6e BON. Me6 &nibe og
&ebolbere angreb Strejfer1,c 6abri-
fen % iotte SsSlb paa oetis 2=gtogers
@o11torbpgning og ct 8arehus. Ser;
paa orog DC moo Sorretningsltrpget
i golt Doungstotpn, en- Bp pna CO;
10000 Sss110bpggere. Jlere Snrts>
bufe bleD plp1tbret cg lat SO pou.
De eleftriife 2e0ninger bleb aflfao=
ret, og bo 8ranobeienet foripgte
at iluffe Slberl ltar Ypbele1, 5lan-
ger11e i 5tpffer. 8biifebtpnoer blep
rullet uo / @a6e1t, % We110ene
b9lbte j. @anberne % orof. 500
Nuno 0pno1nit bleb taget fra en
@obsbog1 af oe raie1,6e Wano, Ser
Iabe6e inprobi1ere6e 8o111ber % fo=
1tebe i1,b / &n1ene. Holtfontoret blep
plD11bret og brr11bt, og intet af Sn0=
boloet biprget: SS11ternotio1al 8anfs
8Dgning bleb og1aa brG1t0t, % tDbe
16e11la116lfe 6anilier bleb Giclnlpie
be6 sSl6en ser al en- ltprf &in0 blep
fgrt fra 9us til Sus.
Go Set begpn6te at brn110e /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14
9auamerifanH 9olitif. 8refi6e11t

8il1on forflareoe for ct Bar Gage
|iiben oen .ponan1erifanffe @ioen=
| ffabsfongres be Sorilag, font al
|l1oenrigsn,i11ilter 2a1iin9 blep fore.
|lagt be ip6- og .ce11tralamerifnn
Diplomater fon Br11nolag for en-
effefHtip Sberetsfon1lt tuelletn olle
@epublifer poa Den tpItlige &alb=
fugle. S bisie 6orilng frembolbes,
|fagbe Nrasoer,fe11, at alle nnerif fd1:
ffe Nationer ffal forene fig ON al
|garartere bperonbre abiolut politiil
l1afbpngigbeo og territorial lbe-
ifaaretbeo, at Sc ifal bilegge alle
@rG11ctbi1tigbe6er lnarelt n1ulig
@n0eligbe6, ifal beban6le alle Ini:
|1tigbeoer> loun opltaar mellem oen,
beb taal11o6ig, upartiff l11beripgcl.
ie og bilegge 6em be6 Solbg:it o1
lobe bberan0re at feree for, at inee11
&ebol,,tioner. blibcr ubrultet inoer1
|bereS Gra11ier moo Ct Nabolan1
eller ct 6orraao .ifaffes. Hebot1ttioni-
| |lter i ct Maboln11b.. ...;.
! ct laooa11t; Erogronl,, 111e1lfe Yra.
iibenten,. bilbe .fere iii ct .lSorf)olb,
iorr: :slnrerifa -bor be0t ON !! !! lallge
Si6er. San ing6e> at monroezD Def.
trinen altio bar beret % bill blip:
bebbet al De 9or. Stotei, men at
oenne Dottrin life ao6crcareoc
bbiltcn @ol6ning SC Sc. 5tats1
ebentuelt piloe i11otoge obcrfo,
a116re Gotioner poo &olbfl1gte1l oq
| fglgclig bab6e Sc o116re geatione1
| let poa SEN nteb 03istanfc.
7 0e1ue l1btalelic bafte ltormenoe
8ifolb.
Hreftoe11tet1 fort1atte, at bettne
8i6enifabsfongreS uben Gbibl bon
SEN melt bellpffeoe 11ogenfi116e bolbt
og uotalte 6orbis11ing ON, at Ser
bilbe blibe frugtbringe1l6e. 0ette al
bringe De n111erifonife Hatio11cr n9r=
mere 1an1n1e1 bar noget, 1on1 mango
baboe gnffet % 6rpmt onL og oe1
bor Derligt at le, bbor0un &irfelig=
|giprelien af be11ne Orpnt % 6ette
|9nife fo1bt 5teo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

@nberupr Sauna / 8ebrt.> a
&ieberbapn telegrafereoes airs.
bags, at @rber11pr &a11na al gsoro
Dafota er iaa n1eget / 8e0ring, al
ban bar funnel forla6e &o1pitalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-01-14

Gu nb Dpbaselie. Dr. &. sSenien
beo l1niberfitetet i. Sllinois bar /
biSie Dage opfu116et en- M Maabe
for Jrennittllingen af rent Sern.
Sem nD 6re11gangsmaa6e bill a1t-
gibelig foraarioge en- 8eiparelie af
be,1be6 Is Millio,1er Collars Gam
bets eleHriife seS,,6ui uitrier.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
new BUILDING Will COST
COUNTY $4,000 A YEAR

Secretary b. e. Mitchell, OF the
Public Building Commission, sent a
communication to the Levy Court
yesterday regarding the expenses Of
the Levy Court in the new building
maintenance. The report follows:
Three commissioners salaries.
$3.50; superintendent salary, $500;
one engineer, three hremen, six
months; two watchmen. two door
men. one basement cleaner, four Gle
vator men. one caretaker. two tele-
phone operators. one Office celrk. one
general helper. total, $500; clean
ing windows. S72O; women workers,
S2,340; men workers. $4,000; cleo
trio lights, $1,000; elevators power.
1880; coal. $1,000; switchboard
SS42; time clock. $50: watchman's
clock. $50; Insurance. $1,000: vacuum
cleaner. S62; air compressor. SIS;
lamps. $125; cuspidors SIS: hose.
$37; ladders. SIS: miscellaneous.
Sl.O13; total, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
BRUTAL ATTACK ON
MISS MAXWELL
near ROCKLAND
Ccontinued From First Page1

CONTINUED From First Page)
when about half way to Rockland. she
was grabbed from behind by a man
who endeavored to throw her to the
ground
Shouting for help at the top of her
voice, the frightened girl began jab.
blng the file into the mans BODY and
face. Frank Green. Michael Taylor
and George Shivery. hearing the girls
cries, went to her assistance. The
would be assailant became frightened
and maddened with pain from the
stabs OF the file I'M his face. struck
MISS Maywell s. inning blow IN the
face and ran away.
Green and the others who came up
at this time. were unable to see the
man but a hat was picked up in the
roadway. Miss Maywell was taken
home suffering from shock and
bruises and word was sent to this
city.
On Monday, the case was turned
over 10 Constable Fennimore and he
started to work on the case. Yester-
day PiccillO was arrested.
Miss Maywell, IT, was said today,
was confined to her home suffering
from shock.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
american LEGION
AFTER members
Will Take Advantage of Pre-
paredneSS Sentiment in Del
aware TO Increase Order
HAS ENLISTED $4,000
MEN FOR SERVICE

During the next ten days, the
American Legion will take advantage
OF the preparedness sentiment to cam
paign for members in Delaware. The
local work Is under the direction of
Samuel Wesley Long, of this city, one
OF the directors OF the Legion.
The purpose OF the Legion is to To-
cate and classify for the use OF the
War and Navy Departments, men who
have had military training in the
regular army or the navy, or in the
national guard, also men who have
qualifications such as observation
shows Is necessary in the conduct OF
modern warfare. Under the latter
heading are included civil, electrical,
mechanical and sanitary engineers,
electricians. linemen. telegraph, radio
and telephone construction men and
operators; steam engineers, railroad
engineers, track foremen, firemen and
men in the operating department of
railroads; powder makers, magazine
keepers, miners, blasters and others
familiar with the manufacturing or
use Of explosives; automobile, motor
truck and motorcycle owners. opera
tors and repairmen; physicians,
nurses (male and female) surgeons,
etc.
'It is all right to talk preparedness
have parades and displays" Mr.. Long
said, but action comes nearer to the
point than anything else. In other
words, one man willing to signify his
intention to serve his country by ,en-
rolling In the American Legion means
whole lot more than many men talk
ing preparedness.
During the time that Congress has
been debating preparedness the Amer
lean Legion has practically enlisted
something like $4,000 men; each spe-
cially trained 10 do military service
and this OF a class OF which fully fifty
per cent. could probably qualify as
commissioned or non-commissioned
officers"
American Legion enrolment blanks
may be secured from headquarters
No 10 Bridge street. New York City
or from Samuel Wesley Long. No. /
Alhambra Apartments, this city.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
80 Y. N. c. A. BOYS TAKE
FIRST AID EXAMINATION

Thirty candidates took the exami-
nation for first-aid-to-the-injur GER
tificates at the Y. NJ. c. A. last even
ing, under the direction Of DIR. John
l.. Fisher, Walter S. Watson, boys
secretary, and Lawrence Davis. educa-
tional secretary. Ten boys took ex-
aminations for their second certif-
Gates and twenty stood tests for the
first certificates.
These examination papers will be
sent to the international committee
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, New York. and IL will not be
known who passed the tests for about
five weeks, No member OF the Y. NJ
c. A. has as yet stood examination
for the third certificate, but those
boys who passed last night for their
second certificate will contest for the
last certificate OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Red Cross Society some time later.
Boys Of the association are enthusi-
astic in the first aid work, and have
endeavored hard to win the coveted
prizes.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
Delaware CITY TO
STAGE BIC SHOOT
Twenty Prizes for Winners
in Match There Next
Saturday
BEGINNERS ALSO
TO HAVE INNING

The Delaware City Gun Club Of Del
aware City, will stage an attractive
trophy shoot on next Saturday.
The management Of the club Will
offer twenty prizes, valued at s45 to
the competing trapshooters under the
Lewis class system. The shooters
will be divided into four classes in
the 90 target and also in the 100 tar
get events.
The program calls for four events
of twenty targets and two events of
ten targets each. Shooters may enter
for the first so targets or for the en-
tire program Of 100 targets, as they
may choose.
Entrance for the so target event
viii be 81 and entrance for the 100
target will be 50.
In the so target event 70 prizes will
be awarded, four classes, three prizes
TO a class.
In the 100 target event, eight prizes
will be awarded. four classes, two
prizes TO a class.
Value of trophies in the so target
and 100 target events will be approx.
mately the same.
The shoot will start at o'clock and
entries will close at 2.3O o'clock. Con.
testants have the privilege of shoot
ing for targets at one cent a -arget.
and also of entering the optional
sweeps of 81 an event. The shoot will
be managed by w. U. Reybold and II.
l.. Worthington, the popular Baltl-
more professional.
In addition to the trophy shoot the
management of the Delaware City
Gun Club has decided to hold q du-
Pont beginners event.
Anyone who has not shot at over
500 targets. jrior to May 1. 1916. in
classed as a beginner and Is eligible
to compete for the sterling silver
watch fob which will be awarded to
the high beginner on the score made
in the first 40 targets of the program.
The added target system of handicap
ping will govern this event Ties will
be shot off at ten targets or decided
by lot at the option of the managers.
They will be no entrance fee for this
event.
The Delaware City Club is making
preparations 10 handle large crowd
next Saturday. as many local trap
shooters have signified their intention
Of shooting through the program.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
Arrested after he
CRIED ''SCAB SHOP"

After hearing evidence in the case
of John w. Smith, charged with dis
orderly conduct. Judge Churchman
today declared the case had many
conditions similar to the Sign" cases
and continued the case until June 16
when the Sign" cases are to be taken
up.
Smith was alleged to have shout
ed, "Scab shop! We want eight hours
boys" while passing the entrance to
the Pusey and Jones Co. plant.
j. Frank Ball, attorney for Smith,
contended the words did not consti-
tute disorderly conduct within the
meaning Of the city statutes. John
F. Lynn. deputy city solicitor. de-
clared the term "scab" was opprobri-
GUS, and was intended as an insult
and to incite disturbance.
Evening journal., 1916-06-07
NOW ADJUSTING
CITY FIRE losses
Market Street Merchants
Fear Estimate Will Go
TO $55O,OOO
LIPPINCOTT co.
OPENS OFFICE

While adiusters are at work fixing
the damages on the stocks and build
ings that suffered In the fire of Mon
day night, preparations are being
made by the companies and individ-
uals that suffered, to open their
stores as soon as possible. The work
OF the adiusters continued today and
while the exact loss is not announced,
1t is now estimated to be In the
neighborhood Of S55o.OOO
In addition to this loss, the clos
ing Of the stores will increase the loss
S225.O00. Owing to the FIRE closing
the Jour or more stores 41b employees
have been thrown out OF work tenn
porarily
william c.. Murgatroyd. vice presi-
dent and treasurer OF Lippincott &
Co Inc. has opened offices in THE
EVENING JOURNAL building, No.
3l5 Shipley street while the FIRE dam
age at the store is being repaired.
In speaking of the possibilities OF the
store opening Mr.. Murgatroyd said:
I'VE cannot say just when we shall
N'A HAol ANu ocolht huN ~ VIII bt NNi3 ,
soon.
1T will be necessary for the insur-
ance adiustors to come to some sort
of an understanding OF what the loss
has been. the water in the place must
be drained off and the stock must be
'overhauled and Strengthened out.
THE building, Of course, can be
closed in, the windows boarded up
and portions OF roof that have fallen
in can be repaired temporarily so
that we can open up again. but little
Of a real business nature can be un-
dertaken until the insurance end has
been Strengthened out.
"Our chief concern now is over the
loss OF work by the employees, and We
are trying to get matters Strengthened
out so that our people can come back
as much as for purely business rea-
sons"
Mp. Murgatroyd declared he thought
insurance would very nearly cover
the loss.
The losses as now estimated are al
follows
Ijppincott & Co.. Inc, No S06 tc
314 Market street. damage to building
and stock, az least S4OO,OOO, all ol
which is believed TO be covered by in
surancc. Employees temporarily
thrown out OF work. 175.
smith-Zollinger Co, southeast cor
ner OF Fourth and Market streets,
damage to building and stock. chiefly
the latter. between $4,000 and s50.-
600. all Of which Is believed 10 be
covered by insurance. Employees
thrown out OF work temporarily. l75
Samuel Greenbaum. 5O0-3O4 Mar
ket street, damage TO building and
stock. chiefly the latter, $4,000 TO
$50 900. all OF which is supposed 70
be covered by insurance. Employees
thrown out OF work temporarily. about
65.
Hiram Yerger. harness, trunks and
leather goods. No. II East Third
street. estimated loss through water.
between $4,000 and $1,000. covered by
insurance.
Philadelphia Yellow Trading Stamp
Company No 13 East Third street.
loss through water. between $500 and
$1,000, covered by insurance.