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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-09
.MAZEN ADMITS
He COMMITTED
ROBBERIES HERE
Gives Detailed Account of His
Operations Herei Three
Women Identity Him. Jew
eIy Not Found,

Henry Abort Mazcn yesterday CON
fossed to chief j. Il. Galusha that he
committed the series of lurglaries
which stirred up Albuquerque early
last week chief GaIusha had sent
them a description of the burglar.
Mazen answered the description and
they arrested him
Deputy Sheriff Grcgorio Romero
brought MaZen to Albuquerque yes
terday Chief Galusha and Romero
took him before three women who
saw the burglar at once. They iden-
titled him That was before he con-
fcsscd
The Identification was featured by
dramatic incidents. Mazen was first
taken to the home Of Fidel Romero
124 West Silver avenue, which he at
tempted to enter Wednesday morning
He got no further than the porch
when Miss Marcelna Gonzales. who
was sleeping there, frightened him
away.
Yesterday Mazen was taken through
the door he had entered previously.
The girl was stationed beside the bod
SO she would see him at the same an
gle she had Wednesday,
Isl, 81, She exclaimed like a shot
when she saw him yesterday.
Mazen then was taken to the home
Of Mrs. Mary Robinson, 2l0 South
Walter street He went into that
house Tuesday morning Mrs. Rob
inson saw him through the open door
of her bedroom as he was STOPPING
over a chiffonier i'm the next room,
Mazon was placed int the same pos
turc yesterday Mrs. Robinson iden-
titled him Mrs $. l.. Colts, 41O
South Edith street also identified
him.
Mazen afterward made clean
breast of his operations here. He de-
tailed his movements from the time
he reached Albuquerque until he left
and described minutcly the icwelry
he took
The jcwelry has not been recovered.
However the police have some hope
of being able to locate it, Mazcn said
he had placed it behind a picture i'm
hise room at a Las Vegas hotel chief
Galusha telcphoned chief Ben Coles
at Las Vegas. chief Coles found no
Jewelry there.
Mazen then told Chief Galusha that
he had spoken to "a negro through a
window of the Las Vegas Jail direct
ing hi INTO get the leather case con
tanning the ieWelry and to take care
Of it. Mazen then talked to the negro
over the long distance wire, telling
him that they had the "deadwoOd
on him and instructing hi INTO turn
over the case. The negro declared he
knew nothing about it, Chief Coles
said the man named by Mazcn had a
TqhpfAttR, for kgnggttr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-09
Nn MoRE nNCKNCmE TOK mEK

Mrs j. NJ. Gaskilh Etna Green
Ind. writes 81 suffered from severe
backachc, and sharp pains shooting
through my back until / could not
stoon over and get up without aid.
Urinary trouble seemed to be the
.causo of il all. A single box Of Foley
Kidney pills gave me such relief that
I cannot praise them too highly This
standard remedy for kidney and blad-
der ailments can be taken with safety
for backache, swollen ankles ana
rheumatic pains. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-09
COL0NELS WINNERS OF
P0ST-SEASON SERIES
rsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,su

Omaha, Neb., oct S,-Louisville
captured the post-season series from
Omaha, winning four games out of
tive, taking both games of a double
header tpdat,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-09
BRITISH RULE
SUDAN PROVINCE
Of DARFU FUR NOW
The People of the Country in
Cooperating to Bring Eng
IiSh Administration Have
Been Benefited,

Cairo, Egypt Sept &C., Although
only a short time has passed since the
overthrow of the revolving suzcraiu
of Darfur. Ali Diuar by Anglo Egyp-
uan troous and the successful occu-
patton of narfur vast territory
some 100000 square miles i'm extent
the whole province is said to have
been thoroughly organized and
brought under a British admnistrl-
uou providing the Same code of law
and Justice as prevails i'm the rest of
the Sudan This organization, 1t Is
stated has been due in mo- small part
to the cooperation Of the people who
appear to be well content to be freed
from the rule of Ali Dinar.
Hitherto obscure details of what is
characterized as one of the most inn
portlut events Transporting i'm Egypt
were given to a representative of the
Associated Press by high official
His account was In substance as fol-
lows
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-10-09
War Give. Opportunity.

Ana t,inar soi,cl. tl'n ..,ccasi,, ,f tb,
a,,,l,roai, % MOI, hot,,o,, Goo, r{ri.
toi, ,na Tnrl,oy 70 rono,,rcc 'bis aur-
oia,.., 80 tho sudan ,o,arr,,cnt and
'.,,f',.,,,,,,,,tI,. hi, a,ll,7i,, t..' a., orc-
nv tfo ondaavorod to sod,lrc the
abi..r..,na cir nm ,li.,,tisf,rti,r In
tna G,,dan ana fioutrd rann,trd ofri-
|,,l ,,.a,.,,i,es sont ~ lin, EinnTy
49, th" frstirattor ~ onor,v' ,rantg he
,,,,dn ,,.o,,orotiors fa.r ,ffnnsi,.c or-
,io,, ,,lai,,st tha Io.,..1 trtI,as,,,sn lie
n,5hIicI,, dorlsrod = ,.rcb,d " ar relig-
io,,s ,,.5,. ,nd orro,,,,e,I gis intention
of ,,,,aIino Suaan t.rrit,,, ,ftcr tbe
rat,s IIis ,ctin,, ,o.or,ji,,oted Win
t,at o. ~ ora,d s,.,, ,,ssi ,rd r,rr,cd
nart ','r % ',,' a. gonoraI r,oyc,nont anainst
L,g,,,,t .,,,1 ~ c,5l.r
pritfst Cn,,o,no, -.,a,.,l Cir Fl.
,,,'a VI Xyinoato t,' dnsi1od tna, :, y.,s cs-
~, saros,,il ,,,a .,l,a,,,. do
sipns and disnatcba5 . .n,gIl forro' If
a.. r,,r,.,,tia,, ,,,,, ti,. o,,r,,,.,d
~ CoionoI p y EaIry This force
-, ,t,o r,,rf,,, f,.l,,,i.,. ''I, MN
On and duriner tha ,,,onths of March
"a ,,,,ii a,,S,,,ssf,,lI,. ,,,,,,,tod ,,c
,,,l,, ,.,.,ta,.- of roI.I ~ Iiiu, ard
KIM 49, ,t,,,,i,,,. .,.i,.',,'.. ,,,,,,.
40 i.,,,h Toshar ,nd rIng},a tha n,ain road
~, nj ,-il ts,,.,,ti.,,
for,., co,,tir,,aa - a4,.,r7, "a on
NJ, sS ,to'ia I Ia,,.tnd t,e
tro,,,,r oe Al nin,, ,rbi,h orc,,niod 4,
etron,, ,,asitia,i ,,aa, t,ashar ,Thc sui
ta,,,,,7 c,,,a, r't,{ot, ,'. lsti,,atod AZ
o 5on lifla. ,,,,,,ri.f,,,, a.. fIo,,.,. of
~ ora,r h,d 81 ,,,,,i,,lr, colcrl9.
to, ooo ',,,u nosuolt,,s ond t,o ,,,,io,i
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

fire OF he Spaniards vas SO terrific
that they had to drop Il shortly At
tor Lieutenant WinsloVs launch VAS
taken In tow BY steam cutter from
Nashville ho was struck by ritlo
bah IN The eft hand. The wound
was painful, but he VAS able 10 con
tinue 10 command
While holding the rank OF com
maudcr and In command OF tho
Charleston WinsloN made cruise
from New York around the coast NJ
South America with Secretary Root
"a passenger. subsequently he was
on duty at tho Bureau Of Navigation.
aud served as naval aid TO Presiden'
Roosevelt He vas the first officer
to command the torpedo boat Cush
iue. ono OF the first vessels of 'hi'
type commissioned IN tho navy.
ADMIRAL Wiuslop ~ known a. ono
of tho most skilful nsvigato-5 IN inc
navy aud ~ has been said OF nm
that no knows tho Atlantic h'o''
merriam, tina many other oti'r'r "
wae ADMIRAL Wlu,loV 'ho som"
,eara ago startled tho sandy "''N
p,l,,e and New York harhor tus 'ap
l,lus by bringing tn" hattleship ~"
Ilampshire up 20 III" Ne" orN NJ
ward without the assistance OF p'o'
,dp,Irsl william y Caperton' VII"
....,aaIs Admiral Wlnslow IN con-
m,rd NJ ,hc Pacific fleet. is also =
rcr known veteran OF N" naval ser
,t.o 10 is Tcunossc"an and va
...,,.,.d from Annapolis IN the
s,pe class as Admiral Wmsio"' h'
has held the rank OF rear admiral
-. ,,,e when uc first went 10
~. q, .,s whit the Old man-oi-"ar
hartford and from that tim" to I'M.
no has bccn part OF IN" evolution o'
IN. navy with conspicuous appo'n,
,,.,,s d, land duty alternating win
IN. rou,,ue service at sea that Ia.
,,,.p him about the world AGAIN ana
,rsin H. visited officially the rams
..,,,or al 1873 and the Queen
t,n,l.. m London In 1891. lie wa
orcsop, a, tho inauguration OF Pres
-, come In Caracas, venezuela
and of president Gomez at Havana
Us appointment to the command o,
-. pacific fleet comes as a reward
-. sis recent distinguished services
- rho work OF restoring order VI
! Uait. and san Domingo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
SWIMMING POOL FOR AMARILLO.

In yesterdays issue Of the News letter from Arthur
'" BAL Of this city who proposed give SIS to assist the
enterPnse. Mr. Ball practical engineer and gave
facts and figures preliminary the establishment Of such
pool
L. {. Cazzel called at the News office yesterday and
stated that he will give SIS the pool fund He also said
that his judgment that sufficient funds BE- easily be
RAISED to to the people of this city just such naA-
forum 4 needed here.
News soots and opinions regarding this
movemek and will gladly give space to them from day to
day. Tie effect Of a nsa,orium in the City Park the
young p,spe especially in Amarillo will BE- remarkable.
In aestment in the propcr kind Of a swimming pool in
Amarllsss investment in improved moral condition
Of the n 'ser element
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
Retirement or Ndmiral win,low.

WASHINGTON. u c.. Aug 2
WIN the retirement OF Admiral Cam
,rou NcRea Wuslow. who turns
over tho command of the Pa
D.li, Iloof to Rear Admiral Capcrton
and goes On Tho retired list on ac-
.uut u. age. the United States Nary
loses One oi its abl"st and most hon
0ratl" and useful servants Ills ca
rror from the date of his graduation
from The naval academy in 1873. has
been Gum OFF houors aud credit and
fcN officers Of the navy have served
900 500 many different capacities
Admiral Wiuslow comes of the
famous naval family Of that name,
being % nephew OF the Winslow who
commanded The kcarsargc in her
am0u. battle with tho Alabama He
VAS born 900 tb" District OF Columbia
and entered the Annapolis academy
iu 1890
il first sra duty after graduation
was boz the h.g ship Tcunessee" on
me Asiatic station. lS75-i1. other
vessels ne served iu include the Con
s'itutIln Pensacola Koarsarge. Al
lance and Terror 40 1895. tie vaS
advanced several number for extra
ordinary hcroism during the Var with
spain While lieutenant in lNsS
Do, most calamity 'ed small party
uf volunteers 90 cut tho cuban cables
.I D.ufu,g0s. cuba 900 order that
'.' Spanish ,orro. might De- ru' off
'rum 1911 communication with Spain
Dor tGr.n hours th, American sail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
1UlBERSN MEETING
HELD LAST EVENING

With utoiH'r Ui r'prn'ria'IEr
iIt.us preset "a meeting was held
asi evening u me- BOARD of Develop
m'ni room Be- support 90 90" 'aufi.
Ia,, OF SENIOR Dulhor-ou 90 sue.
coed tmseIf.In iHr United state"
5ruate luda ~ o. Gee Nas called
called 10 tho tuair temporarily and
coon thoreaftir judge N RrURa.
uF aaH maS permanent chairman
VI tho potter County 'uIhors0n club
and 81 s. Tlnm,us sas made per.
uaucrt secrrnry
Reports Wofr them heard 600 'Ur
natter OF muhrrtHp BIO il" club
md u Nas detrluprl 'IH pm"wha'
NOR. than thw. hundred men Hrr
..,0wr memhsf Tho work 0' tho
membership .muiitr' s tp hc press
20 aud systue'. campaign ar.
rl.I 0u until tho ,... .'U7'l Aug
usf 'f a. O'Clock
IS number o. enthusiastic. iaIA..
.hr principal one Dos Judge browning
trr' made IN suluur H. senator 'ul.
rr.Du Judge Browning made tnn
I'at,mcut that mfDpr. ru'aiIous
bay, been made .nrtInl In, habits
% Senator Culb,--ur and fm' h' BIS
.r-y much q representative 900 thr
National Congrcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

ors m the boats VGc under the
heaviest kind Of fire from tho Span
iards on shore bur Lieutenant Win
slow and his men brayely kept AZ
work until two OF the cables had been
cut Lieutenant WiuslOw Vas az
that time In command of the Nash
vile Tho Lieutenant and his men
also grappled a thur thle but the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
WALLACE LIKES WHITE DEER
NTRN ~ FNRN SFCTION

Dave Wallace. formerly of ANA
rIlio bar for the past several months
living near White Deer. ON farm
recently purchased. vas 10 the city
yesterday when asked about the
White beer country be- declared b to
be- great aud gave reports of copious
rains within the recent past
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
H. v. Robertson
Certified Public Accountant
State OF Texas
and Auditor

The BOARD ~ Trustee. 81 the ANA
rillo Independent School district will
receive scaled bids for the Treasurer
ship Of ia funds for the year 1916
1917. said bids TO b. In the hands Of
A T. Meyer. BY August goth. 1915.
Tho board reserves the privilege OF
rejecting all bids n found desirable
S =. NEWBOLD. Secy
233 s0tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
Father and Son

Be more than his dad,
Be d chum to the lad,
Be a part Of his life
Every hour Of the day
Find the time to talk with him;
Take time to walk with him,
Share in his studies
And share in his play.
axe him to places,
To ball games and races
Teach him the things
You want him to know;
Don't live apart from him,
Don't keep your heart from HIM
BE- his best comrade.
Hes needing you sol
Never neglect him.
though young. still respect him,
Hear his opinions
With patience and pride,
Show him his error
Blu, be not = terror.
Gum ,lsaged and leariul
When he's a, your SIDE
Know what his thoughts arc.
Know what his sports are.
Know all his playmates,
It's easy To learn 10
Be such a father
That when troubles gather
You'll be the first one
For counsel he II turn to.
You can inspire him
With courage and fire him
Hot with ambition
For deeds tina, arc good;
lie II not betray you
Nor lily repay you.
II you have taught him
The things that you should
Father and son.
Must in all things be one
Partners in trouble
And comrades in JOY.
More than a dad
Was the bes, pal you had
Be such a chum
As you knew, to your boy.
Edgar a Guest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03


Tune rh.. h- elegant b'tIr .ry Of lhIdre'
been hostess 20 III, grand old men and NO
en who fought 'h- battles Of the Var Between
States ON the ode oi the ,oniedrr.y Child
s. BOO, a'way, done herself proud In connection
..h these reunions and the ono,mug attraction
200 doubles, be- amply up ,o th, formed stand
rds
Entertainment ct he Conicdcrai, Veterans
ar1 Wives and Widows IS sn honor 10 any com.
aunny These former wesrers and weayers OF
be- grey OF lhe Conicd.ra,y are o. noble rarc
ad Their steady decline ~ number, tragedy
ir,'ug ,lI OF the Southland Ihcsr heroes and
.cro,ncs pioneered country then fought tor IT.
.gh,, rs they saw them later gl,og of their best
'iotts 60 lcgurrn d from us aahr. OF rum and
wing O., back 10 % people Of their own blood and
inbred Ibl, o. nae people Ch.Idrcee claims tho
.casutc of entertaining
a, the on.oming reunion the men and the wo.
lcu OF a., old South will hear fhr gad sweet
yellow strains OF the Southern melodies they will
Ia-p hand, ACROSS , ,haym ol departed years and
coomc young again They Will rcIvc amid h,
AXIS and hi,koucs the rrdars and the holly
rn,s long past stored ,n the urb misty purple Of
10 long ago 10 be- brought forward on such oc.
ions The Southern mockiugbrd will be- heard
DO .s u inspired by the delicate perfume Of tn,
0l me rose thc houcysu,kc and cape jas
.,rc of the Old South IN memory these boy
gu.s wall be- transported 20 the distant scenes
1 L.. a 4
g5ocs will be- there and the bR house and tn,
.,'rr,' Boo, hulc br away The darkcs with
''urcd ,o me summer ugh' al glorious b.
moonlight. will be irolok,ng to the meodie
o. rrrio ard the fiddle. Tales Of loves carl
w.l doubtless duil back across III
silently over the bridge OF a 'acrc
... .u1 al will be Joyous again
.. ,hr soldiers will be- Gathering and witt
700 ,i, brown eyed and the blue eyed girls OF
5Us ,nd the COS as truthful a, loving as
and as tue DBL, when the step was light th'
.,I ... .pe,d away 90 the future hkr
..I ir,,m purposr.uI yc, happy II
& O. gr,olou, ulhImcu, !, Is to b
... .,.t one n which ,tc participants al,
q from unworthy ambitious through tbc r~fu.
g lures Of tune Their lives have been ,,vcctcn.
q and shaped after DE pattern furnished by the
,.cr Dra,n,r who docth al, things well They
q, hoku. backward now. much of the tune
r.,uire .. ,hr CLONES o, % l,dccys past. catching
inspiration .or the tourney upward and out
ard ,o , future whose joys arc ever increasing
nd Nh-r, BIS. instead o' .,r, w,ll I'm The cup
eternal r,....f..r
As those ssh. did y,.r their duties. the Vet.
ran. and ,b,r .lmpau,on, ylu go 10 Childress
.o, ib, rI,,.ir, t r,rc,,ng with each other shsk
nr hands r,re,,.rr tbcr VOWS of hatcrual de-
vo,.ou vnrn. ,rr.h with qu,ycung voices the
IA SONG. ..,.H. r,, matter 10 them th,, they
nj, r, Iop.,, ,.,,r. .., ,b,, b,,, h,cd 10 prove
p, r,bira1,nr.. ., ,a.., .opicn,ion, and their
,,,r..pr-. d, then, ,r,r. .,,,,f,,,on Their fam
.-, b,,r been reared and ,,,-n ,o the world.
b,y b,,.. Seen ,,,., land ,.l.cnrd and made 10
r,...,,. .. ala. ,... and ,,,toL ,, the b,Dcs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

The path to greatest success lies through mos,
i've working harmony with all other cities and
-, In the country The day for petty jealous
pas, and the demand now IS for work all
...s III, line with submergenoe Of differences
81. rs fleet,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

views from every city town and village n thr
-hand- gives information OF development, and
inward movement The people have fallen
v, v.'a 'h.s section Of the state. and they
D.. make 8, m every way representative
ehi.b IS best in the civilized sections
lIfr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
School Children's
Eyesight

toriiu.d lest without drops
aud without charge Or WOlcoti
Specialist Fuqua Bldg Phone 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

Petty difference, and Iealouse' have no place
differences on a matter OF principle and TO in
, 'r- former is to be,ray bitterness OF char
The people Of th,. city may 20 ioryar6
.u..a.ng improving and expansion and yet
70 no forfeiture Of principle in any matter
send firmly and work unrcrni'tngly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
.BoCRlPuON RATES.

%. 'H.y Ne"' viii b, DELIVERED 10y cam
D.rI 'nsulio % by mail ouiud, Of {!
-H. ..1 - lu v,sf - SOC month m sdvsno
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

Statewide prohibition IS destined 90 WIN n o..
rrugge mex, year If the forces vr.. stand together
and as, a., they should IN the hgb,-gc, rn and
stay n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

NJ NBER AUDIT BUREAU
OF CALCULATIONS
Amarillo Fr-l
I.'l 90 Inc-boos,
Optimism is Infection,
20. Inmate j, wonderful
lore cows hogs and hrn,-oa,b
dr Farmer, Congrc', 246b
Wilson is proving a real man.
rs, honor, Marvin lonr, Of Am,uI..
a,,a,ed driver, here
.. rrr get their prayer, and vo,
..,. cut
.. rulr Fucm-n, Park q, y
VISIT
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

mauIla citizens arc 40 rcIoi.cd 20 gc, baci
ire tins Is much cooler
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

.dy,fu.r 'hc Panhandle Farmers Congress
O.. held n Amarillo Angus, p 2o and MAX,
h, biggest event in the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

.... rrrs get their prayer, and vo,
..rs CUT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

.. ... 'ulr Ircn~us Park ~ p
.... visit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

Optimism is infectious
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

i'e Farmer, Congrr" "a 9TH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

rs, honor, Marvin lone, Of AmauII
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

iaII 10 boost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

Innate is wonderful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

lore cows hogs and hrn'--ra'h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
UNDERWRITERS OPEN
SESSION AT SCRANTON
Nine County Funeral Directors
Association Begins Annual
Meeting

SCRANTON. Pa, May 23.-Undertakers
from many parts OF the State are here for
the annual sessions of the Nine County
Funeral Directors Association of Pennsyl-
vania- The convention opened this after
noon, the delay in getting started being due
to the Knights Templar parade.
Prof. H. s. Eckels. of the Philadelphia
Training School of Embalmng, is to ad-
dress the undertakers and give demonstra-
ton of the projectiscope.
Edward Lowrie, State president, of Pitts
burgh, and Charles w. Gawler, national
president, of Washington, d. c.. are also
to address the convention.
The delegates will be guests of the local
undertakers tonight at dinner and dance
at the Elks Club. The business sessions
will be resumed tomorrow.
Mayor Jermyn welcomed the undertakers
to the city.
The officers OF the association are N. c.
Honeywell. Luzerne, president; Grant
Moore, Plains. secretary, and C. II. Cutler
Pittston, treasurer. ]. b. Burn, Pittston |;
William Snowden, Pittston; p. j. Boyle.
Hazleton; Frank Koplcki. Plains, and Eu-
gene A Cusick. Scranton. are members of
the Executive Committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
SEEKS JAIL TO ESCAPE
DRUG HABITS TERRORS
Youth Arrested Twice for Steal
ing to Buy Dope Begs
for Sentence

Philip Della, II years old, a self.confessed
drug victim, begged Magistrate Baker to.
day to send him to Jail. He was arrested
three times within the last ten days, ac-
cused of stealing money. The boy was
captured yesterday, according to the police
after stealing S45 from the cash register
of Rosario Splno, a grocer, of 1345 South
Sth street.
The boy admitted that he spent all the
money he stole upon drugs. He was pale
and ragged. I'm tired Of 1t ALL" he said.
please send me somewhere SO can't get
the drugs" Della said he was addicted to
the use of heroin and cocaine.
One year ago, according to the police, he
was arrested for peddling drugs to school
children at 9Th and Wharton streets. AT
that time he was held in $4,000 bail by the
Federal authorities and was later released.
The youthful prisoner was so cold in the
cell this morning that the turnkey of the
Sd and Dickinson streets station provided
him blankets. He trembled constantly
while pleading with the Magistrate.
Last week he was held in $500 bail for
stealing. few days later he was ar
rested and held in $1,000 bail. In each case
he managed to get bondsman. For the
last robbery the Magistrate fixed the bail
at $4,000 The boy said he lived at 1416
Wharton street.