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The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

Fred Prendergrast manager OF the
Foss Hughes Company. which handles
the Pierce Arrow and Velie cars, has re-
turned from a visit to his old home in
Providence, R, /.
Irving Donohue has closed his store at
the corner of Fourteenth and 1 streets
and is now located in his new quarters at
1918 Fourteenth street.
All the tire companies that have filed
bids with the District government for
their tire equipment for the coming year
are just at present on the anxious seat
This business amounts to quite a large
sum during the course of a year, and
naturally they are all anxious to secure
the contract.
Motor car statistics show that Feb
ruary last was the largest production
month of the automobile business. II
was in excess of July and August of a
year ago, which months were up to now
the record months since the establish
ment Of the industry. Not only in Wash
ington are the dealers clamoring for cars
but all over the country the demand is
just as insistent. Those who have cars
to sell consider themselves fortunate and
only wish that right now they had double
the number. Those not so fortunate are
using every means in their power to
try and get them from the factory.
Some few factories are all sold up on
production, while others though they
still have some machines that they can
make deliveries on, are unable to do SO
on account of freight congestion.
AS the season gets further along the de-
mand on the part of the buying public
becomes more insistent and 1t will be
case with many of take what they can
get instead of what they would like to
have. 1t is a peculiar thing about man
in the market for a motor car. He may
have been a long time making up his
mind that he wanted a car, but when he
has decided that he wants a machine
the money is burning a hole in his pocket
until he can secure one. II the dealer
does not have what he wants or can
not get It Immediately he will wait
short while and then buy something else.
But above all he must have motor
car.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward K.
Campbell, Judge Fenton W. Booth, Judge
Samuel S. Barney, Judge George W. At
kinson. Judge George z. Downey.
On motion Of Mr.. R. S. Frye, Mr.. J.
T. Newcomb was admitted to practice.
On motion Of Mr.. John W. Trainer. Mr..
George Wallace was admitted to prac-
tice.
Harry e. Jenkins VS.. United States;
submitted by Mr.. George A King for
plaintiff, and Mr.. r. P. Whiteley for
defendants.
J. D. J. Kelley VS.. United States; Mr..
George A. King was heard for plaintiff,
and Mr.. r. P. Whiteley for defendants
Cases posted for trail Friday: Calen-
dar numbers 2o2. 2OL 2o5, 2o6, 2os, no
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Equity Division, No. z,
Justice Mccoy,

Jones VS.. Jones; rule as to issuance
OF writ Of ne exeat returnable April
Il; plaintiffs attorney, J. II. Adriaans
Somerville VS.. Williams; leave
granted to file intervening petition;
decree substituting William d. Elicit
trustee; plaintiffs attorneys, John
Ridout and R. H. Pickford.
Thompson VS.. American Security
and Trust Company; trustee author
lied to pay $4,000 to Ross Thompson;
plaintiffs attorney. A. s. worthington
Fenwick VS.. Fenwick; rule as to re-
straining order returnable April 81;
plaintiffs attorneys, White & Andrews
Mower VS.. Mower; order appointing
william +. Columbus to defend; plain
tih's attorneys, r. A. Barber and w.
A. Coombe.
]. Dante VS.. Walter 8. Hutchins; on
hearing; plaintiffs attorneys, Brand
enburg and Brandenburg; DEFENDANTS
attorneys, W. G. Johnson and c. H
Merillat
Motions for today at 10 g. m. ...
adams VS.. National Savings and
Trust Company; attorneys, Fox, Fox
& Fox-Stetson, GiIlem.
S-Borger VS. Berger; attorneys.
Newmyer-Yeatman
s.-Mirguet vs. Mirguet; attorneys
Hawken, Havell-Bilbrey.
Jenkins VS.. Jenkins; attorneys,
Leckie, Cox & Kratz
5-In re estate Of Josiah Shaw; at
torneys, wailace-Sleman.
6--Shook & Holiday vs. Friend: at
torneys, ottenberg-McNeill. Chase,
Patterson. Hooe.
7.-United States VS.. Smith; attor-
neys. Glazzie - Johnson, Ridout
Shields, Mather. Sinclair ct al
SIN re estate Of J. NJ Branson:
attorneys. syill-Edwards
s.-Talbott VS.. Green; attorneys.
Wilson-Gies
1o.-storey vs. Storey; attorney.
Drew.
11.-Overhoit VS.. Matthews; attor-
neys, Larar-Geigwin.
12-Tendler VS.. Tender; attorneys
De Lacy. Newmyer-Moriarity.
1a-In re estate of Susan J. Buck
ley; attorneys, Smith. Fischer &
Fischer-Adriaans.
14-Dante VS.. Hutchins: attorneys,
Cuttings. Johnson. Merfllat, Cohen
Brandenburg q Brandenburs, Wilson.
1s.-Bolden vs. Bolden; attorneys
Kfng-Huberx
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
DEATH RECORD.
WHITl

wHITz
Jamss. White. IS year. IlS lzh 81 nv.
LenA Z. Henderson, 3, q Columbia ru~d NV.
William n. IsInisou. %, IA Z 81 Se
Fanny Estele Baker. p. sls Tth Il. ~.
Paul h. Chase, l, ID y = Sc
yoserh W. GngdeT. 70, lG5 9th 81 sA
Sophia Rolof. @. 81 sth &. ~.
Edward A. Sweeney. 81, q Tenn ava "a
MArgAret Snow. ,. HlS Columbia road.
John FtAnAgzn. 81, Govt Hospitzl fox Inrzaa
Agnn Louise Far e FO4 10Th ST ne
Bertha z Helm. n. IN Thomas St NV
Hobart S. Dye, 6, LIZ - NV
Joycs Carl Price, 3, sfhIey HospstaL
MarvAret A. Dodso1, ss, SIS Tth st. sw
John Taylor. T3 Washington Asyluun HoSpttsl.
COLORED.
Sarah Collins. %, zls Ward plaoe nv.
Andrew Minor g. Freedmen's HospttzI
Sylvester Gunt ., Freedmen's Hospital
John Lsznos. IS, FTredneus Hospital.
Jos-ph Brown. %. Casualty Hospital
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

to remain IN force pending the outcome
of her action for divorce. Justice Nc
Coy issued a rule. returnable on April
a. for the defendants TO show cause
why these restraining orders should not
be issued. Attorneys c. r. White and
William r. Andrews represent Mrs.
Fenwick.
The petition OF Anna A Topham for
letters OF administration in the estate of
her husband, Frederick s. Topham, who
died on March 2. was filed yesterday in
Probate Court, Mr.. Topham is said 70
have owned a one-sixth interest IN the
realty at 121s F street northwest, which
property Is said to be vslIed at $4,000,
and TO have owned propert. at the corner
of lexington and @ streets northwest,
valued at $4,000. both Of these realty
properties being subject to a blanket
mortgage OF $4,000. He also held an
equity Of 500 in his home at 1922 Sum-
NIT place northeast. The petition was
filed BY Attorney Charles H. MerriIlat.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
Du Pont Plant Will Be Small.

Wilmington. Del, April 6-The new
dynamite plant Of E. 1 du Pont De
Nemours & Company. located on the York
River. near Williamsburg. Va, will not
employ more than 800 men. Vice Presi-
dent R. r. NJ. Carpenter said today that
many reports that large war orders are
to be filled at this plant have been gsven
wide circulation but that there is alb
solutely no basis for the belief that the
plant will employ more than 300 work.
ers.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
BIRTH RECORD.
HITE

WHITE
Kenneth p. and Helen Z. Lord, boy.
philip @. and MsrgArct Beaver. girl.
Charles r. and MAdge b. sydnor, bog.
William @. and Elizabeth NJ FosrnAught, boy
DAVID Q. and Edith Grif1th, male.
Courtney p. and Marguerite B. Winter, boy.
OriGnd S. and Gertrude Aoncure. boy.
William H. and Jessie Butt, girl
fr1ncis A and Bessie NJ. CallNn, bog.
James Q. and Ethel N. wihoog, grA
Theophilus n. and Ealalia @. CAytor, IA.
OoLoRED.
Isaac and Mabel B. Humphriez bog,
Arthur and Maybel Bryant, Ed
James and Hattie Morris, gdrL
Clorence W. and IDA P. Tgn1, bog.
John L and Sarah Jenkins, boy.
fnncs and Cora Brown. girls Ctwtnb.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. April 6-wHEAT-Firmer inquiry Is
slow No. / Northern, T. o. b.. lEh; No. red
T. o. b., liza to arrive; No. . hard winter. l3lh
T. o. b.; No. macaroni to arrive, LEN; No. ]
Manitoba. for opsning Of navigation, l.S4h. Ex
posters took DO 900 bushels. chiefly Manttooa,
macaroni and hard winter.
OATS-Stssdy: trading is less active. No.
white. nominal; No white. 5o4a5lh; No. white.
4ea5o; elevator basis ungraded. 4sa5i. Exporters
took 800 90 bushels. mainly last night
CORN-Firmer; trade Is quiet No. yellow.
all rail- 70 arrive %; new No, yellow. kln-dried.
to arrive. g. c. l. f.; No. kiln-dried. to az.
r1Ee 81, c |. {. Exporters took nothing
Arthur. dear, the doctor says / need
change of climate
"AIl right, the weather man says It
viii be cooler tomorrow."-Judga
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
Harry W Fergnson. y q washfnriou an
Nayns Williams. =. of 0Iooss-ter, Mass Re-.
p. J. O'CouDeI
John william Piper. %. and Jane Ann sshas q
Rev. II. W. stowsn
John z. Mevey. a and My1tls A s4oussurs~r,
~. Rsr. H scfnoeder.
John II. shAckiefgrd. q. q Berryrrls va, sno
Efas 81. Startzman, g. of washurou Rev l.
coLoRED.
Warren 2 B--y. 2, and Betha Bescher. 4
ReT. William Williams
Ernesa L. Oliver. 2. and Mzrou Z. Txyfos q
Rev. Dznd gohnson-
James s. Chapman 2 and Ehsi Nelsnn R1z
Shelton Miller
Thomas b. Minor. g. and csunis B. E~aa1 n
Rev. ]. @. FeldA
The war reduced the export Of Aner1-
can apples by a million barrels last year
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

violation act of January II, 1914;
recognizance $4,000 taken with w. w.
Stewart surety: attorney, j. A. oShea.
United States VS.. Lyles w. Girlis;
embezzlement; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Fulton Jennings;
Joy riding; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Matthew Fahey;
housebreaking; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Irving Deakins;
fornication; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. David H. Millard:
violation section 225 u. S. Criminal
Code; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. A. A. Hardy; vio-
lation section 21S Penal Code; bench
warrant issued.
United States VS.. Artie Payne: rob-
berry; verdict not guilty; attorney, d.
z. Clark.
Assignment for today.
United States VS.. Thomas Ware.
United States VS.. Edward Sullivan
and George r. Drury.
United States VS.. Henry Jackson.
United States VS.. Robert johnson.
Arrangements.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
Criminal Division No. 1,
Juxffre gfddoux

United States VS.. Mercer T. j.
Brown; petit larceny; execution of re-
mainder of sentence heretofore i'm
posed suspended; placed on probation;
recognizanoe, 500 taken; attorney. NJ
f. Mangan.
United States VS.. Fred Payne; house,
breaking and larceny; plea not guilty
withdrawn and plea guilty entered
remanded; attorney, T. l. Jones'
United States VS.. Frank Mourman
assault dangerous weapons: plea not
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty
entered; referred to probation OFFICER;
remanded; attorney. r. A. Hughes.
United States vs. Howard o. Pusey;
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

gustice J. Skinner ct w Maggie p. TO Edgar n.
Hackley, SO; trust, $500
inglesids. lot e5, block SO. Arthur Slater ct
nx. Doris o. TO Herbert r. shannon and Morton
j. Luchs, joint tenants SO
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

Ia Stock 10 II. ID. Gordon 70 secure Fulton n.
! Gordon sz4sA; to 60 months 5 per cent.
Mount Pleasant, lot H. block s-Crszio and
Biago yasnoui ct ux. Rosa 10 H H l'ersmsnn
and Charles Schafer, 70 secure North Liberty
German American Building Association No 81. 800
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1916.

ls-In re estate of Mary B. wood;
attorneys. Richards-Cobb, Houston.
lI.-Cohen VS.. Cohen: attorneys.
Doyle-Gies.
1s.-King VS.. King; attorneys. Hud-
son, Hicks-Hendler.
ls.-Cannon VS.. First National Fire
Insurance Company; attorneys, Mack
ey' Lambert. Yeatman-Easby-SmiSh.
Archer.
2o.-Perham VS.. Perham; attorneys
Gles-o'Brien.
Hilliard; attorneys, Easby-Smith--
Fits.
22.-Guerin VS.. Guerin: attorneys,
De Lacy-Rover. Truitt, Turnage.
23.-In re estate of Rosa Roberts;
attorney, Stewart
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
Probate Dfvision,
Justice NfoCoy.

Justice Mccoy.
Estate William Brown: answer to
caveat filed; attorneys, Thomas Walker
and Irving Williamson.
Estate Levi K. Donavin: order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Emma II. DonavinI bond
$500; attorneys, Richardson & shreve.
Estate James II. Winslow; order ap-
pointing Irving Williamson and Zeph p.
Moore. administrators; bond $1,000; at
toneys, Irving Williamson and zeph
II. Moore.
Estate Charles E. Severe; order for rule
to show cause.
ing previous order as to date OF birth
OF infants; attorney, Paul l. Wright.
Estate Susanna Davis; order to sell
note; attorneys, Fenning 8 Gordon.
Estate Annie L. ChiIds; order to turn
over balance OF s1si.53 TO minor; sttor-
neys, NJ. Duckett a Son.
Estate Joseph W. Branson; petition
for revocation OF letters; attorneys, NJ
N. Richardson and Edmund Hill. jr.
August 1, 1913, and February Is, 1915
filed.
Estate George W. Lionnin, petition for
appointment OF administrator nled; at
torney. F. B. Rhodes.
Estate Charles Reinhardt; win dated
February i. 49, and petition for prooste
filed; attorney, J. H. Adriaans.
Estate Mary A. Lawless; petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torney, P. H. Loughran.
Estate Peter L Keyser; petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney, C. w.
Arth-
In re Mary A. Topham ct al; petition
for appointment of guardian filed; at
torney, c. H. Merillat.
Estate Frederick s. Topham; petition
for appointment of administrator filed;
attorney, c. H. Merillat
Estate John W. Branson; order for rule
to show cause.
Estate Peter L Keyser; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Laura NJ. Keyser; bond
500; attorney, C. W. Arth.
Estate Julia A. Burnell; petition for
probate Of will fled; attorney, E. A
Jones.
Estate @. W. z. Black; exemplified
copy of will filed
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

The war reduced the export Of Amer1-
can apples by a million barrels last year.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

Fred Prendergrast, manager OF the
Foss Hughes Company. which handles
the Pierce Arrow and Velie cars, has re-
turned from a visit to his old home in
Providence, R. /.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO.
60 Msrylsnd az. "a
Phons Ltnoofn lk,l
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07
Bankruptcy DDlvfsion,
Iu.sIe. k.d.r.o-

Equity Suits.
. Sf234-T. N. Barnes VS.. Clara A. Mar
den; to substitute trustee; plaintiffs at
torneys, Ralston & Richardson; defend
ants attorney, S. D. Willis.
S42S5-Mary A. Jones VS.. Roy c. Jones;
for maintenance; plaintiffs attorney, ].
II. Adriaans
34256-Raye G. Fenwick vs. John e.
Fenwick; for injunction; plaintiffs at
torenys, White & Andrews
342S7-Anna NJ. Taggart, ct al, VS.. An
ME NJ. Taggart. ct al. to confirm contract
Of sale: plaintiffs attorney, Joseph Y.
Reeves; defendants attorney, H. E.
Davis
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

Irving Donohue has closed his store g
the corner of Fourteenth and 1 street
and is now located in his new quarters g
1913 Fourteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

Law Suits.
59olNGeorge w. Cochran & Co. vs.
Mary E. Sullivan; Judgment NJ. c.; 500
plaintiffs attorneys, Tobriner & Graham
The Washington herald., 1916-04-07

CADILLAC
TIE COOK d sToDDARp co.
liz Oounecticut ava
Phens N. fsla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
TWO HELD FOR MURDER
OF GUARD AT DU POINTS
Foreigners Accused in Death Of
Joseph H. Westcott at
Carneys Point

WILMINGTON. Dec. 26. - New Jersey
officials and tho detectives OF the du Pont
Powder Company are endeavorinE to un-
ravel the mystery surrounding tho death OF
Joseph Ii. westcott. the du Pont guard who
was found murdered at Bevis tract near
Carneys Point
Two foreigners are under arrest. and the
police are looking for several other men
whom they believe were implicated When
the body OF westcOtt was found there were
not only two bullet holes in Il. but there
was also heavy stick OF wood penetrating
his skull and this would have been sufficient
TO cause death.
Leading from ths place whero the body
was found to the hut OF tho foreigners were
horse and wagon tracks, The horses shoes
were peculiar and similar ones were found
on n horse in possession OF the foreigners.
The authorities are OF tho opinion that
the guard was murdered and the body
taken TO the place where Il was found.
In the home OF the suEpects were found
bundles OF bloody clothing, but the men
declared that they had been killing chickens
and this was chicken blood. The stains will
be tested TO find IL they are human blood.
What puzzles the authorities most Is the
absence OF n motive. Westcott came from
Mnppsburg Va. but previous TO that time
had been living In Accomac In the same
State. He was popular with the guards
and others about the plant and so far as
known had no enemies,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
On TRIAL FOR MURDER
OF BEAUTIFUL WIFE
frederick L. Small Accused Of
Shooting, Then Burning
Body to Hide Crime

pesiPEE. n. H. Dec. 2s.-Frederick l..
~ OF Mountainview, went on trial this
fhoon charged with the murder OF his
Arlene. on September 20, and the burn
~. p her body afterward by means OF a
eH.Hork bomb.
es question OF smAll's guilt may hinge
sficenee showing whether his wife
.-o Or three meals on the day OF the
asE II ahs ate three. Small stands a
enAnes OF aequittaL II only two the
a man viii havs a hard nght 70
- hia innocence. despite an apparent
Joint life insurance policy, BY which
z-.t sane into $4,000 through his wife .
z ne state will rest most OF its weight.
sss Ahen captured In a Boston hotel
ne crime, attempted 10 destroy the
=. s'ts which furnish damaging eircumstan-
tslaenee against him
~ ths 19th Of September the small cot
"a tue shore OF Lake Osslpes, was
ss bf hre Villagers who gathered
s ,t.1eaa The spectacle were horrlflsd when.
embers cooled. the body Of Mrs.
~ sAs of the most beautiful women 10
.senily, Was found ia the rlfins
Ation showed that she had been
81 So and shot through the head that
n-4 been set ~ tine bomb.
- len bis home shortly after lunch
s.S q the crime II the murdered
-'eaaeh, which WAS examined at
college. showed that she ate
sAat aay small Rili have. his al.
-. iese. nerlszz alinl iof 4 F.li
=' eaz Vas mQfaefsa after = ieEt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
PORTO RICO TREASURER
MAY BE PHTLADHPHIAN
Two Parties Want President to
Favor Noah Shepard, Spanish
War Veteran

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico Dec ga Aided
by Endorsements % both Unlonist and re
publican parties Of Porto Rico friends here
are endeavorIns TO secure the appointment
OF Noah Shepard, formerly Of Brooklyn,
az NWcasurcr cg Porto Rico, Action by
President Wilson on the Porto Rlcau
treasurorship ls expected In the near
future
Mr., Shepard has the backing of the lead
inE commercial interests % the island, and
has been indorscd for this presidential Rp-
pointment by the Chamber OF Commerce ot
san Juan and the insuInr Chamber ot Com
merce ot Porto Rico rs well az leading
native banks
Hts appointment ls favored by Prof $. ~
Grouicr. formerly treasurer VI Porto Rico,
now professor % economics 81 the Uni-
vcrsi,y of Missouri
Mr Shepard was born In Brooklyn forty
years ago but long lived IN Philadelphia.
lie served IN the Forty-ncvcnth New York
Volunteer Infantry In the spanish. Ameri-
can War. and ~ vice commander % a
camp of veterans and president Of tho
american Pioneers " ss,' a Porto Rlcan
organization
lie II statistcisn. political economist
and ~ some note as a student OF govern
ment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
NEW YEARS BENEFIT
FOR GERMAN RED CROSS
Captain Louis II Schmidt Is Arrang-
ing Mammoth Vaudeville
Entertainment

a notable array ot stars viii participate
In mammoth vaudeville entertainment AZ
tho Metropolitan opera House on New
Years afternoon and night for the benefit
OF the German Red Cross work Tho un.
dertakInE was planned by Captain Louis
H. Schmidt
Among the fouVllght celebrities who VIII
appear on tho bill arc LouiH Mann and
company, introducing his latest success
Some warriors" onc-act aAtire Henry
". DiSey. In his vaudo.dramo- monologuc
Marie NordHircm the popular comcdcnnc
In Bits Of Acting; Vivenne SegaI. OF
The Blue Paradise company: Slgmund
RomherE, the famous Nlennesc composer
In unique panoloHIe; Barbara Schafrcr,
the German prima donna in a repertoire
OF Teuton vocal classics. and others
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

Residents In the noighborhood OF Allie
gheny and Aramln&o avenues were treated
TO a bread and roll shower today when tho
baker wagon OF Samuel Cosmer, Gel North
Second street was struck and wrecked by
a trolley car. The horse was knocked out
OF the shafts Cosmer was thrown out and
was taken to the Episcopal Hospital suffer
ing with painful injuries, including cuts on
leg and head. Persons in the car escaped
injury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
Americans Remember Berlin ChIldrer

BERLIN, Dec. 26.-Ths American Cham
ber OF Commerce in Berlin. says the over
seas Agency, gave Christmas presents TO
1000 children OF Berlin. The American Am
bassRdor James w. Gerard, and General
Won Kessel. commander in Berlin, were
present
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-17
ROYAL THEATRE
Olneyyille Square.

"In The Dawn-of Love-" which Is the
main attraction at the Royal Theatre next
Monday aud TUESDAY, Mabel Talisferro Is
seen in the part Of Jscquel,ne Allen, nick.
named Jack, the daugntr' of fisherman
who is smuggler uubekuown 10 her. So
when John Lang, Robert trager, a Gus
tom Officer, came 10 the f>hing village IN
search OF smugg ers, he meets "Jsck" and
strong friendship that soon ripens into
love is the result.
"Liberty," the serial story that is run
ming here with Marie Walcamp in the lead.
ing role, will be on The program also the
Universal Weekly.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Charlie
Chaplin will appear in his latest comedy
in two acts called "The Pawnshop and
Douglas Fairbanks supported by Bessie
Love, viii be seen in FIVE act drama en-
titled "N hen Reggie Mixes In"
Anita Stewart md Earl WI liams will be
presented in The Sins Of the Mothers, F"
Que OF the greatest stories ever told upon
the screer; "Bath Tub Perils,"a two act
Keystone comedy; Harry Carey in the
"DeviI's Own" and others will be on the
program for FRIDAY and Saturday
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-17
No Useless Formalities.

Travelling with Sir Arthur Markham
on one occasion, the conversation with
the present writer turned on the limits
OF self defense. IL shot a man once, :"
said Sir Arthur. And what happen
edI' | inquired. WAS there troubleT
NO." came the reply; there might
have been elsewhere, but II was In the
wild part OF Russia. The man was
trying to enter my bedroom window at
night. and shot him. He fell outside.
A small patrol Of COssacks was pass
ing within reach OF the sound OF the
revolver. They came along, secured
the wounded man, asked few ques-
tions and disposed Of the whole busi-
ness by hanging my burglar on the
nearest tree. | heard no more about
the matter" This method OF dealing
with a very plain business seemed 10
be thoroughly in accord with Sir
Arthur's wish to have things done
without any bothering red tape or for
malities. es.-Wcstminster Gazette.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-11-17
Town of Johnston.
Application for the First and Second
Class Liquor Licenses

November 10 1915
Applications for First and Second Class
LIQUOR Licenses, to sell pure, spurious
malt and Intoxicating liquors, have been
made by the following named persons:
FIRST CLASS
John H. Coyie and John w. Wallace, Rail-
road Building, Putnam Avenue.
Foster & Gibson, Latraverse Building, Put
mum Avenue.
SECOND CLASS
Aitchison. william, Aitchison building
Thornton.
Fellows, Rufus j., Sunnyside Inn. Killingly
Street.
Ferri, Giovanni. Burrows Building. Thornton
Foster & ellison, l Railroad Building. Put
nam Avenue.
Jacovone, Vincenzo, Jacovone Building, cor
Atwood and Scituate Avenues.
Nc Curdy, James e., Junction House, Plain
field Street
Moffitt, John H. Mnnton House. Manton.
Read, Frederick H., Hillside Avenue.
Taylor. Frederick NJ 5s5 Killingly Street.
Thornley,, Albert, Moswansicut Hotel.
Toomey, John T., New Casino. building
Plaintield Street.
All persons y ntere sted are uotiie ed TO appear
before the Town Council Of the Town a.
Johnston. Friday, November, -, 1916, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, Mt the Council Chamber "a
Thornton and be heard thereon.
s. K. LUTHER.
nov lO,t Council Clerl