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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-05
Supreme Court of the United States

Supreme Court of the United States
The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice Nc
Kenna. Mr. Justice Holmes, Mr.. Justice
Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van Devanter, Mr.,
Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice Mercy
noldS-
H G. Kump, Of Elkins, W. Va; Ralph
E. Westfall. of Columbus, Ohio; Irving
A Hadley, Of Lynn. Mass, and Nathan
Hamilton Maxwell, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
were admitted to practice.
No. Is. Original. The State Of MIS-
souri,, complainant, VS., Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad Company.
Leave granted to file brief in opposition
to motion to strike from answer, on OF
before Friday next, on motion OF Mr.. o.
NJ. Spencer in that behalf.
No. 492. Kansas City Sopthern Railway
Company. plaintiff in error, VS.. Mrs.
Nora n. Jones, ADMINISTRATIVE. etc. Argu-
ment continued by Mr.. S. w. Moore for
the PLAINTIFF IN error, and concluded by
Mr.. Leon r Smith for the defendant in
error
No. 77s. Seaboard Air Line Railway
plaintiff in error, VS.. J. T. Rem. Argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. Murray Allen
for the plaintiff in error, continued by
Mr.. Robert NJ simms for the defendant
IN error, and concluded by Mr.. William
c. Douglas for the defendant in error.
No 592 John Bingham. appellant, VI.
John ]. Bradley. United States marshal.
etc. Submitted by Mr.. William Dillon
for the appellant. and by Mr.. Benjamin
s. Minor Mr. Almon W. Buckley, Mr..
Clair E More, Mr.. Hugh B. Rowland and
Mr.. ColIey w. Bell for the appellee.
No S95. David Lamar VS.. the United
States. Argument commenced by Mr.
A. Leo Everett. Of counsel for Lamar,
continued by Mr.. Francis Davis for the
United States
Nos. 365 to 3T2. United Railways Com
pany. Of St Louis, ct al. plaintiffs In
error. VS.. the City Of St Louis. Argu-
Tnent commenced by Mr.. Henry S. Priest
for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il o'clock.
The day call for Wednesday, April 5,
will be as follows: Nos S65 Ito S7O, 81,
664. 4O2. ~. Cos. sos. $50. 449. ga. ST. $50
land S64 and $50, GIL and $50.
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Circuit Division No. 4.
Justice Stafford.


COPELAND VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff for 5000;
plaintiffs attorney, Crandal Mackey; de-
PENDANTS attorney, Frank J. Hogan.
The F. IT. Smith Co. vs.. Hazen; jury
waived; finding in favor Of plaintiff for
800; plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston &
Ralston; defendants attorneys, Pack &
Pack.
Marsh W. District OF Columbia; jury
waived trial before court on agreed
statement Of facts argued and submitted ;
plaintiffs attorney. A 8. worthington;
defendants attorney, r. l. Williams.
Cook vs.. Lane; rule to show cause re-
turnable April a. at p. m; PLAINTIFF
attorney. D. N. Clark.
Austin vs.. Lane; rule to show cause
returnable April II at p. m; pIaintifr's
attorney. D. n. Clark.
Assignment today
19ESaunders VS.. DOMAIN; attorneys,
3+HOlmes VS.. Neubeck; attorneys,
Cuttings & Chamberlin, Mattingly-
Neubeck
376-Grove VS.. Grogan & sons Co; at
torneys, Mather. Downey-Baker, Leahy.
Sss-Karrick VS.. Fuller Company; at
torneys. Quinn-Duvall, jr
39O-Wilson VS.. Boyd; attorneys, Rhodes,
Misunderstanding.
8S2-Dtsney vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; attorneys, stearman
Hamilton. Yerkes & Hamilton
S94-Trimble vs.. District National Bank;
attorneys, Darr, Peysar-Lester, Barnard
& Johnson
S96-Drown VS.. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company; attorneys, Bride
West-Tlcker, Kenyon & Macfarland,
Bailey.
59S-Thomas VS. Washington Terminal
Company; attorneys, Jones, Ridout-
Hamilton. Yerkes & Hamilton
4OO-Rlein VS.. City and Suburban Rail-
way Company; attorneys Ray, IT., Quinn
Hoover.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I'D. lot lE-Maynard A. Bayles ct u1- to
y. Francis saul and G. Percy McGlue. to secure
William s. Phillips, SL675. six and twelve months
and monthly payments, per cent
Square 81. lots q. Fl. aud Hilary NJ Crapdall
ct al. to Floyd L. DAVIS and Alvin G. Belt. % Sc
cure George c. humphrey. George n. Palmer Rob
ert Lee o'Bden, and Estelle Bayne, in her own
night and 'rGstee, 900 one, three FIVE and
ten years. per cent.
square SSi, lot S-Wiliam j. Dooley to Edmond
Fitzgerald and William p NounOyle, to secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association. $50
Giesb0To MAnJr, part lots z and 2(-Mae AIer, ct
vtr. Thomas l., to Jesse l.. Heisker and William
Z. II. Merritt, to secure Alma l.. Klop1er, 50 600,
three years, per cent semisnnually.
Square III. lot 2-FTed s. Swindell ct uI to
Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts to secure Per
Tetual Building Association 81 800.
Square sos, lot A-JOseph p. Stubener ct ux to
George NJ. EmmeriCh and Douglass S Mackan, TO
secure Washington six Per Cent Permanent Build
ing Association, 5000.
Dobbin's Addition, lot 70, block aD--Fsnnie L,
Madigan to George NJ. Emmerich and Douglass 8
Mackal, to secure Washington Six Per Cent Per
manent Building Association. 500
square so4, part lots IL and Fannie Gsztrell To
II. II. Bergman ard George NJ. Emmerich to So
CCre Metropolis Building Association No. g. s. 500.
Square zoo, lot 6O-Mae f Smith ct vir Albert
s.. 10 John D. COuEhlRn, William J. Father r..
and Howard W. Phillips to secure Edgar M,
Mayne, $50 three years, per cent semiannu.lly,
same 70 ID. Il. Quinter and ]. D. Hobbs TO secure
Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones 500 monthly
payments, pr cent.
Souare 90 Io+ q F%,rk n ,t.I .. r., :,
Ramcy and Frederick " Graham N 1870 IJsI,
riet T. Mann 800 three vesr. q nv 80 -
annually - XII Ni
S0uare 3S34 Iot 36-sofr, !, tI.,.,r g. \, III
Hamb.rr and samuel p,I,1,ido - -. ~. ~ a.
Marden' SIPS, March I6 1924 T,T ca,,t a.
NV1,itr.,, Gu - =, ~ .
10 H. II Brrvmann and CSbsT1o. Snb.S.- e, ~,
Northern Liberty C;emaD-AmeTicsn Prirdin, A.
cation, No. 6. $500
Har-y n ~ -. - 4. r,,,
H H Re1ynaDn n seSIro N-i.D'oI PiiI,. anu
citation No & g nm 'A' cunning AS0o
Mount Pleasant Icts 1or4 md. mig H.. D..
Kite ct Tx. TO r + San, and wal I.l.S. a. a.
secure Thomas n ATcn G. o0o H. 80, -
cent semi.anrusIIv on lot ia SAM to - pa "a
secure same S2C0o three vr,rs g ~ -, 80 -
annually on rot ok - XII Se'ii-
Square Ss7l lots GA tn 70 Harry K,,o =, ~
IN n 49,, Sal 80 var iIIS a hl'e e. ux-
thomas T. Allen $50 thrsa vs.r. 20 sue cue
semi annually on lot "a same tn same ~ -
same g GO three ve,rs nov ,rt -, - iT
on lot g same 70 saIne - go, ~ ~ ~ ~
three wears I,r cont so,Ti .n,,aT ~
same to same to secure same 95oo tho ~ 80, o.
q - - - T N'iI" S-''"S' tnEee years
to secure samc q 800 tbros Tss-s -. ~ s,lne
anrrany or Iot "a s., % 80 peI CenI SUM
81 20 tbree years rr cs+ s.0 Set0 ne,
o. Same to sam. m sc,-Ir. go 90 ~ IA a, L1S
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Circuit Division, No. I.
Justice Gould.

J. C. KnIpp g. Sons vs. W. B. Noses
& Sons; Judgment on verdict for plain
TIL for $500; plaintiffs attorney, NJ.
]. Colbert; defendants attorney. R G,
Donaldson.
Ellerson VS.. Belmont; verdict for de-
PENDANT; plaintiffs attorneys, Douglas.
Rufin & Obear and ]. J. Darlington;
defendants attorney, w. J. Lambert.
Marston VS.. Stillings; time for defen-
dant to plead extended for ten days from
this date; plaintiffs attorneys, A. /
Hickey & F. s. Paladini; defendants at
torney, Peyton Gordon.
Assignment today:
ZT9-Tract VS.. District Of Columbia;
attorneys, RIdout-Syme.
293-Upperman vs. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company; attorneys,
Newmyer. Lyon & Lyon-Barbour.
5D9-Roth VS.. Love; attorneys, Carmody,
Mather-Newmyer.
315-Burke VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
Railway Company; attorneys, Lambert,
Recommendations.
S2S-Calvert, administrator, vs.. Termi-
nal Taxicab Company; attorneys, Git
tings & Chamberlin, Mattingly-Baker,
Osterman.
329-Sommerville vs. Mckinley; attor-
neXs. Imlay-O'Donoghue.
SSs-Rusk VS.. Washington Utilities Com
pany; attorneys, Recommendations,
Mackall. Boteler.
43-Downer VS.. Castle; attorneys,
Bowles-Syme, Stephens,
S53-Morgan vs. Capital Traction Co
attorneys, Topper & Gusack-Hogan,
855-Moody VS. Capital Traction Com
pany: attorneys, Jeffords, Solomon
Hogan.
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EGAL ArpREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

ris. jr.; bond. $500; attorneys, Cor
don & Gordon.
Estate Henry Hurt: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Annie Hurt; bond
800; attorney, A. B. Leet
Estate Mary ]. Homer; order to sell
realty; attorney r. P. shealey.
Estate Ellen A. Swaine; petition fol
appointment of administrator filed
attorney n. o. Schrieber. jr.
Estate Barbara Berens; order fol
partial distribution; attorney George
c. Gertman.
Estate Christopher c. Murphy; pc.
tition for probate of will and letters
Documentary filed; attorney, C. Il
Bauman.
In re Leonore A. Ballard: petition
for allowance filed; attorney, H A
Heitmuller.
!, Estate Regina NJ. Luckett; petition
to decrease bond and negotiate; at.
torney. F. s. Mcguire.
Estate Charles A Brooks; petition
for appointment of administrator
filed; attorney. L. NJ. King.
Estate Grace V. Steele; will dated
Feb. "a. 1916. and petition for pro-
bate filed; attorney, A. c. Wells
Estate Thomas J. Pence; order ap-
pointing Otto Carmichael administra.
tor: bond. $4,000: plaintiffs attorney
T. P. Littlepage and L. r. Alden
Estate Luke Kearney; will dated
Aug. 20, 1899, filed.
Estate Helen B. Chambers; VIII
dated June II. 1898, fled
Estate James II. winslow; petition
for appointment OF administrator filed
attorney. Irving Williamson.
Estate John B. Hammond; will dated
March dlAd
Estate Horace n. Lockwood: will
dated Feb. 16, 1907. and August 20
1907, filed
5sO1o-Laura C. Rice VS.. Thomas Rup
pert; Judgment NJ. c., $3.50; PLAINTIFF!
attorney, F. J. Rice
5So11-William F. Roberts VS. Aexan,
der P. Powell; account, s1,ol25: plain.
tins attorneys, John Ridout and Allen c
Clark.
59O12-John A. Cook, assignee OF Jen
ME Green. VS.. Franklin K. Lane, secre
tary Of the Interior; mandamus; plain
tins attorney. D. N. Clark
6so13-Stafford w. Austin vs. Frank
lin K. Lane, Secretary Of the Interior
and Clay Tallman, Commissioner Of the
General Land Office; mandamus; plain
tins attorney. D. N. Clark
590l+Charles c. Kennon VS.. Zachariar
- SSNhSPSS' ipNtS SlOVs dLIOT'
ney, Nelson Wilson
690l5-Thomas Somervtlle Co. vs. 10
seph l.. Bateman; notes. s575; PLAINTIFF
attorney, J. D. Williams
Equity Suits.
S+225-Samuel Goldenberg ct al. VS.
Sallie A. Richardson ct al; to annu
deed and for accounting; plaintiffs at.
torney, Alexander Wolf
S4226-Edward L Santmyer vs. Eva C.
Santmyer, for injunction; plaintiffs at.
torneys, Sidney F. Taliaferro and C.
Coldren Miller.
S4227-Annie Carter VS.. Jordan Carter;
for absolute divorce: plaintiffs attor-
neys, ]. c. Foster and Turnage & Quinn
S422S-Ida E. Thompson VS.. John T.
Thompson; for maintenance; PLAINTIFF
attorneys, James B. Flynn and John F.
Quinn.
3422s-Esther M Cohen vs.. David r.
Cohen; for limited divorce; plaintiffs at.
torrey, Burton T. Doyle.
S42So-Marie E. and Edvina Bowie VS.
Philip Thomas ct al; to quit title; plain.
tins attorney, George Francis Williams
DISTRICT PETITION,
lN0-United States of America VS.. 81
cases Of eggs; libel; attorney, John E
Laskey.
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ted; attorney, James II. Proctor.
Estate Louis F. Trimmer; exempli-
fed copy of will fled.
In re Daniel Trimmer ct al; order
appointing Daniel K. Trimmer guar
dian; bond, $4,000.
Estate Jane Z. Radcliffe; order to
transfer stock; attorneys, Toomey &
Toomey.
Estate Horace Caranfa: order to pay
attorneys fee; attorneys Archer and
Smith.
Estate Charlotte T. Daley; order to
curtail note; attorney A. B. Leet
Estate William ]. Campbell; order
to sell stock; attorney ]. E. Potbury.
Estate William r. Myers; order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Adele H
Myers; bond $500; attorney G. A. Mad
dox.
Estate John E. Brady; order ap-
pointing Howard Brady administrator;
bond. $500; attorneys G. F. Havell
and S. McC. Hawken.
Estate Margaret Diehl; order admit
ting will to probate and granting let
tiers testamentary to ]. Fendall Cain;
bond $500; attorneys, Toomey &
Toomey.
Estate Benjamin NJ. BealI; order APP
pointing Carlton NJ. Beall administra-
tor; bond, 5000; attorney P. H More
land
Estate Annie K Paris; order adj
uniting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Albion K. Par
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BIRTH RECORD.


Clarence c. and Mabel weidman, cid.
Michael J. and Cessna c. Sheehy bog.
Henry and NetHe Sanl. boy.
Andrew F. E. and Margaret l. schsr, boy
William F. and Lille J. Reordon. girl
Mosbe and Grace Orterback boy.
Charles E. and Grace Owens, girl
Edward and Katie Lloyd. boy.
John T and Ada E. Kennedy. girl.
Henry r. and LOretta A. Heiberger. gin.
William B. and Annie England, girl.
Jessie G. and Annie L. Bailey. boy.
Ernest and Rosa Burkhalter, girl.
Henson c. and Violet II. Brown, gil.
Charles K. and Anna NJ. Allen boy.
COLORED.
Thomas A. and Merriam Scot, girl.
Donald and Ara Middleton, girl.
William II. and RObinette A. Miller, CIR
Henry J. and Mary Z. Booker, boy
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Sennssi Offers to Submit.

Rome. April 4.-The Idea Nazionale
states that Sidi Mohammed Helal, broth
er of the grand chief of the Senussi
tribesmen, has arrived at Derna with
an offer of submission to Italy. The
Senussi have been carrying on desultory
warfare with the Italians ever. since the
end OF the Turco-Italian war.
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Equity Division, No. =
Justice Mccoy.

Thompson VI. Thompson; rule as to
alimony pendente lite; counsel fees and
costs retUrnable first Friday occurring
two days after service; plaintiffs at
torneys, J. B. Flynn and J. F. Quinn.
Knott VS.. Walter; order Of publication:
PLAINTIFFS attorney, George c. Gertman.
Jenner vs. Hall; order Of publication;
plaintiffs attorney. B. F. Leighton.
In re lunacy OF Frank C. Berens; order
authorizing committee to apply for an
advance.
Harriet A. Murphy vs.. William NJ.
Murphy; rule as to alImony pendente
lite, counsel fees and suit money return
able April Z; plaintiffs attorney, %. A.
Bigoness.
National Savings and Trust Co. vs..
Martha schenck; supplemental decree d.
recting payment Of fee to guardian ad
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To Resume Lenten Services.

Beginning tonight the regular evening
Lenten services will be resumed at Trim
fly Episcopal Church. Third and c streets
northwest, with sermon at S o'clock
Services will be held hereafter every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday night at
g O'Clock until Easter.
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Traction Valuation Nearly Ready

The Public Utilities Commission expects
to complete the physical valuations of
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company and the Capital Traction Com
pany within thirty days. When the val
uations are completed they will immedi-
ately consider the advisability of order
ing the companies to issue universal
transfers.
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Dressing Workers Sought.

An appeal for volunteer dressing work.
ers was sent out yesterday by the Dis
trict section of the surgical dressings
committee, woman's department, of the
National Civic Federation, through the
chairman, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. The
volunteers will be ssked to work from
10 to o'clock daily at the headquarters.
l623 II street northwest.
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Administrator for T. J. Pence.

Justice Mccoy yesterday issued letters
testamentary to Otto Carmichael to ad-
minister the estate OF Thomas J. Pence,
secretary of the Democratic national
committee, who died intestate on March
"a. Realty in North Carolina owned by
Mr.. Pence is valued at 5000. His debts
amounted to $685. Wesley N. Jones, an
uncle, is said to be the only heir-at-law.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916.

Item; plaintiffs attorney, J. ]. Darling
ton.
Dante vs. Hutchlns; on hearing; plain
tins attorneys, Brandenburg & Branden-
burg; defendants attorney, w. @. John
SON.
Rice VS.. Rupert; on hearing; plain
tins attorney. F. ]. Rice; defendant
attorneys, Darr, Peyser & Koenigsberger
and John B. Larner
Assignment today:
3olSs-Dante VS.. Hutchins: attor-
neys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg-
Gettings, Johnson. Merillat, Cohen.
196-Rice VS.. Rupert ct al; attor-
neys. Rice-Darr. Peyser, Koenigs-
berger. Larner.
220-Rudolph and West Company VS.
Howe ct al; attorneys, Gutenberg
Hoehling, Peelle & Ogilby, Rhodes
Cromelin, Ford Browning-Carlisle
Howe, Diggs.
1sS-Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys
Swayze. Johnson-Swindell, Van Fleet
Maddox & Galley.
2O091 (Probate)-In re estate OF
John Wheelwright; attorneys, Hackett
Rounds.
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REAL ESTATE TpANsrup,

WhitehaIen, St. Philip and Jacob-RscbeI q
l;sl0. > oo
Holmead Manor-Wilham s. Phillips ct ux. to
Maynard A. and Lila B. Bayles; lot lB, bloch "a:
SO - 0O~A vi
J. B0wles; lot las. block II; so,
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The city of Toronto has expended near
ly 100000 in erecting and eIufpping one
of the largest and best appointed indus
trial schools In North America
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Criminal Division, No. 2.
Chief Justice CoYInEtnn.

In re Linn Qoung; for deportation;
hearing concluded and case submit
ted; attorney, James II. Proctor.
Evening journal., 1916-04-20
Various Forms
Of Headache

1T is necessary I'm order to treat head
aches properly TO understand the cauSes
which produce the affection" says Dr. j. ".
Ray, OF BlocktOn. Ala. Continuing, he says,
Physicians cannot even begin the trent
ment of a disease without knowing what
causes give rise to u, and we must remem-
her that headache is TO he treated accord
ing TO the same rule. We must not only be
particular TO give n remedy intended TO
counterect the cause which produces tho
headache, but we must also give a remedy
10 relieve the pain until the cause OF the
trouble has been removed. To answer this
purpose. anti-kamnin tahlefs will be found
most convenient and satisfactory remedy
One tablet every one to three hours gives
comfort and rest In the most severe cases
Of headache, neuralgia and particularly the
headaches OF women"
When we have a patient subject 20 regular
attacks OF sick headache. we should caution
him TO keep his bowels regular, for which
nothing Is better than "Actoids," and when
he feels the least sign OF an oncoming at
tack. he should take two AK Tablets. Such
patients should always be Instructed TO
carry a few anti-kamnia tablets, 10 as TO
have them ready for instant use. These
tablets are prompt In action and can be
depended on to produce relief IN very
few minutes. Ask for AK Tablets.
Anti-kamnia tablets at az druggists.
Evening journal., 1916-04-20

Joseph Herman ..-............... 20
Albert Mcguire .................. I
There was some peculiar voting for
king last evening. When It came TO the
name Of James b. lIancc IL was found
that on many ballots his name appeared
with those of the four leaders in the
contest for queen of the carnival.
Il was announced that prominent
young man of Dobbinsville is 20 enter
the nominations this evening. II is only
proper TO state that tho members OF
the finance committee have no favoritcs
in the race All papers may be ordered
through Mrs. Lawler because none of
the committee will have anything 20 do
with the purchase of papers or obtaining
of ballots
The ballot boxes are at LAWYERS and
Chaso's stores. Get your ballots In for
your favorites and the committee will
count them each evening between Z and
/ 7.30 o'clock. The boxes are opened and
ballots counted in public. An friends
of candidates may vote as often as they
please, hnt al coupons hearing this
/ weeks date must be voted by Saturday
evening. The nominations will close al
Z o'clock on Saturday evening. In addi.
tion 10 winning the title of queen of the
carnival the young woman winner will
also win THE EVENING JOURNAL
trophy.
=, Concessionaries are making applica
tion for the spaces nt Battery Park
where the carnival is 10 be- held. IN,
Old Home Week is 10 be the first ~
New Castle. Former residents who ar,
now living away will be asked TO com.
home 10 attend the celebration. Eacl
evening there will be something now. II
will be the pleasure Of the lircmen an,
their friends 10 welcome everybody.
The masquc carnival promises b. b.
! one Of the big events of the week. Their
win be prizes for the dancers
70 Is now suggested that ono after
noon he set apart for the baby show.
Evening journal., 1916-04-20
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

N your skin IS ycllow-compicxlo
pallid-tongue coated - appetite poor
you a-ve "a bad taste In your mouth--a
lazy. no-good feellng-you should take
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets-a SUBJ
stitute for calomcl-were prepared by
Dr. Edwards after ~ years OF study
with his patients.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a pure
~ vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil, You VIII know them by their olive
color.
II you want n clear. pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimplca, "a feeling Of buoyancy
like childhood days, you must get at the
cause.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yct have no
dangerous after effects.
They start tho bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions or boxes
are sold annually at l0c and 25c per box
All druggists.
Take ono or two nightly and note tho
pleasing rcsultr
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus q
Evening journal., 1916-04-20
MOOSE POPULARITY CONTEST.

There was little change in the
standing OF those entered in the popu-
larlty contest at the close of the
ninth day. The leaders are closely
punched and the race is spirited
one. The score last night for those
with thirty votes or over follows:
T.. H. BARLEY. 2.119: Edith NJ
Wharry, 1.S4O; w. NJ Taylor. 1897
William Bodenstedt. 1855; Madeline
Theilman. 7O9: DR.. II. c. Moore. 500
Tim Bleyer. 421: Anna Adel 34S'
James Mulligan. 29S: George wilkins
243: Nick Dragani. 1893; Joe Flanagan
1870; Mary c. Bradley. 1873; James X
Underwood. 1924; Edna Herdman. 1922
A. r.. Baehm 40: Katherine Cutting
ham. "A; Frank Kyle, SO; w. NJ. Ben
zig. 30
Evening journal., 1916-04-20

Hurrah! Hurrahl Troop No. %
has come to life. We have only been
organized for about three weeks. but
have about 90 members. We held our
meeting last Friday night and Il was
we'll attended. After the business
meeting was over we played games
among which were horse and rider,
Indian wrestling. ivory. and a general
all-round wrestling bout with our
Scout Master. Mr.. Robinson. and STAFF
Sribe Lokau. We had Mr.. Robinson
and Lokau down several times but
they always managed to get up again.
On Saturday we took a great hike TO
Marshallton which was much enjoy
ed. About 10 of our members going.
We left Olivet Presbyterian Church.
at 1.45 p. m. went over Fourth TO
Union. down Union and through Union
streets woods. to Elsmere. thence TO
the pike. to the workhouse, passed
around the workhousc and did some
stout walking through the fields until
we reached Marshallton. While going
over trestle bridge. one of our
scouts dropped his lunch overheard,
D. UuI UNltu lWA IT, uNNli We rRN ANf
was only a little damp and tasted bet
ter because we had hard work TO get
IT, We struck a woods a little further
on and there We pitched camp. Sew
eral Of the boys passed their hre-
! lighting, cooking and tracking tests
The rest of the time was spent IN
building bridges across the stream
along which we camped. The work
was under the supervision OF Mr.. Rob
inson. our scout master; Mr.. Jester
assistant scout master and Stan
! Scribe Lokau. On our way home We
/ halted at the workhouse. where We
got some water and put two boys on
the trolley car whe were played out
We had nearly come 20 Elsmere wher
Mr. Jester. our assistant scout mas
ter. had an accident with his bicycle
Mr. Robinson acted as hospital stew
art. and repaired It with "A piece
of shoe string. We then proceeded
toward home and arrived there abou
i Z p. m.
Remember, fellows, there is meet