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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02

of Mrs. Sanger's campaign to estab-
lish birth control clinics first all over
the United States and later during
1917 in every large city in the United
States.
The first time she was arrested
after the clinic opened she fought the
police and had to be carried to the
patrol wagon. At that time a SYM
pathetic parade of mothers and baby
carriages in the neighborhood of the
clinic was staged.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02
OHIO SUPREME COURT
DECIDES TOMORROW
IF We ARE AT WAR
{By United Press)

Columbus, O., Jan. 2.-The Ohio
supreme court tomorrow IS 10 de-
eide whether the United States is
actually at war with Mexico.
The court will hear the mandamus
suit of Adjutant General Edward S.
Bryant to compel State Auditor A.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02
TEUT0N SUBMARINE
BtdCkADE0f BRFAIN
SUPPOSED ON TODAY
(By United PresS)

London, Jan. 2.-"Although it
may seem the limit of preposterous-
ness" to quote the words Of Roslt-
ledge Rutherford, who started the.
rumor in Berlin, submarine and
Zeppelin blockade of England is SUP
posed to be established to offset Eng
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02
Bv ."HOP''

V. Danahcy to pay him full war
time" salary for his services as as
sistant adjutant general during part
OF last June and all of July and Au-@
Sust. - *Ntss5s
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IS VISITING SISTER.

Miss Edith Mills went to Duluth
this morning where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. G. F. Reedy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-02
ON BUSINESS TRIP.

C. G. johnson left yesterday
St. Paul where he will transact butA
ness for week or ten days.
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NEW YEARS GUESTS.

Postmaster A. P. Richie and TAM
ily were entertained by Super1ntend-
ent and Mrs. w. P. Dyer at z O'CLOCK
dinner yesterday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-10
PER sONALs

Mrs. Orrie Hoff and daughter Of
Creston spent the weekend with reia
tives in Medina.
A. Tanner Of Creston was in Medina
one day last week.
Mrs. w. ". Newberry and Lawrence
Newberry, Jr., Of Creston were guests
of 0. B. Dealing and wife several days
last week. w. ". Newberry, L. D.
Newberry, Sr., and e. G. NewberrS
spent the weekend at the Dealing
home.
Miss Kathryn Bartholomay spent
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
with relatives in Cleveland.
Col. Ftp. Bagley Of Codding & Bag
ley, motored from Medina to Lansing,
Mich, the forepart Of the week, on a
business trip.
Miss Magdalene Waters Of Geve-
land is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Loyal Waters
Of Wadsworth Road.
Miss Claudine Holmes and Mrs. G.
=. Perry Of Columbus, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. e. D. Condor and
their cousin, Mrs. Austin Scherrer for
a week.
Misses Millie and Helen Tubbs will
leave Saturday for q ten days trip to
Washington, d. G. Their brother
Edgar, is with the. Aircraft Engineer
ing Division Of the u. s. Signal Corps,
to which position he was appointed a
few weeks ago.
E. "A. Barrow left Wednesday night
for a weeks vacation, which he will
spend with friends and relatives in
Columbus, Mansfield, Coshocton, and
Butler, Ind.
Miss Mary Wilkinson Of Cleveland,
is spending month at the home Of
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge
Gibbs.
w. G. Smith and family are occupy
ing the Judge Mcclure cottage at
Chippewa Lake this week.
M. C. Gage Is spending the week at
the home Of his father in New South
Berlin, N. Y.
David Gates spent q few days the
past week with his brother viii, who
is in training at the Philadelphia navy
yards.
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n. q. Fuller. Arthur VanEpp. p q

N. o. Fuller, Arthur VanEpp, E. C
ZiegIer and Blake Hendrickson return.
ed Sunday from a two weeks fishing
trip to Canada. All report an en-
| joyable time, brought back the usual
heavy coating Of summer tan, and OF
course regale us with piscatorial tales
of great interest.
Mrs. Clara, Markle and Mrs. Relia
Clement attended the Barrett reunion
at Chippewa Lake last Friday.
Mrs. j. Baylor Of Penfeld, visited
her son, VIM. Baylor and wife Of Me-
dina last week, besides other rela-
tives in Montville, GuiRord and Shar-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suhr Of Massillon
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs,
G. F. Gruninger.
Mrs. Ella Tylee of Lima, o., spent
from Saturday until Tuesday with
her daughter, Miss Lena, at w. E.
Griesinger's.
Miss Pauline Shepard of Cleveland
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. L.
Griesinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Kimmel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sargent left by
auto Wednesday evening, for Cleve-
land, where they took boat to Bur
falo, from whence they will motor to
Oak Lake, Ontario, for weeks va
cation.
Misses Ruth and Doris Robinson
are visiting friends in Johnstown, Pa.
Mrs. Howard Bell Of Akron, N. r.,
will arrive today to visit her brother,
DR.. H. p II. Robinson and family.
Miss Clara Fem is visiting relatives
at Chagrin Falls this week.
G. J. DeArmitt left Sunday by auto
for Ft. Wayne, Ind, to meet Mrs. De-
Armitt, Who is enroute home from
California, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Miss Minnie D. Kiihn of New York
City is spending several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Daniel Hemmeter.
Miss Frances Pearson with Akron
friends is encamped this week at Chip
pewa Lake.
Misses Eulalia Damon and Julia
Anderson are guests Of the Misses
Dorothy and Marion Branch in Lake
wood this week.
Supt Edmund returned Thursday
evening of last week from his summer
work as instructor at Kent Normal
school.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-10

LOST-A gold breast pin crescent and
cross on Medina streets last Thursday.
Finder please return to Irene Bost-
wick. B
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r. %. @, A. yaoatio, Ho-s,,

There is perhaps no more idea! place
In the surrounding country which az
lords moro real pleasure to those in
quest Of a pleasant vacation. than the
Y. NJ. c. y. vacation house. ut Bethany.
Beautifully situated with It's broad
verandns and airy sleeping rooms. to-
gcthcr with outdoor sports and the
many delightful trgInps 10 scrucstercd
hooks. 1t proves most restCuI and re-
fTeshing plac" indeed.
Weekend visits are Mt present very
popular. and on Saturday of this week
u picnic supper in tho woods will be
enjoyed. Girls going out for the wcek-
end VIII leave on the 4 o'clock Pan Han
die car, and roach bethany ct o'clock,
In time to- Join the girls WAC arc there.
when they will journey To the woods.
On Sunday evening there VIII he m
open air SOM; s"rvir" on tho lawn aG-
Joining tn" house. to which all the COL
Leg" students and CHRISTIAN E:ndcaror
societies nnh Ec;hnnv churches viii h."
admitted. Th"rn viii n" an excellent
program Of sf"cin MUSIC md short
talks. !: is tn" Intention oC Tho man
segment - establish . !iiilr auxiliary
md making il = real community hnus"
"a which all Bethany will feel well
come.
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DON 7 HAVE
GRAY HAIR
It's Unnecessary-La Creole
Darkens It Evenly-No
Dye,

No matter how gray your hair. pre-
natsurely gray. faded. oleached,
streaked with gray, all YOU need TO do
is to apply to your hair and scalp the
famous La Creole Hair Dressing. This
ia a very pleasant experience, and al
ter a few applications you will be de-
lighted to observe all your gray hair
GRADUALLY turn to an even beautiful
dark shade. La Creole acts on roofs
making hair and scalp healthy. reViV-
ing the color glands 30 all your gray
hair is naturally darkenpd and entire
head Of hair becomes soft. funny. long.
thick and OF M even beautiful. SOFT.
dark shade. Also stopa dandrnb and
falling hair. leaving Your hair fahci'
mating and abundant. without even a
trace OF gray showing. Sold on money
back guarantee. 81 for h:g bottle. ny
Bears Pharmacy. Wheeling. ". Va.
or sent prepaid By Wan Nlc"'-ManI-
field Drug Co.. Menipnis. IcA".~-
,(Advt)
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feed THE ALLIES
OR FIGHT ALONE, i"
SAYS MRS. ALLEN
Chautauqua Lecture: Sounds Sharp
warning Against Food Waste.

In an into, lew last evening Mrs. Ida
{. BaIlcy All"a. WHO is EDITOR OF inc
Housewives Forum OF the Pictorial Ike
view, and lecturer on the k"dpath cir
cult, referring To food conservation, said
that In n recent letter which Sh" re-
ceived from tho government IN Wash
tng;on it was stated they are not at all
surprised u find, as she has, that the
women were not responding we'll TO TINS
important question.
Mrs. Allen stated shat she found tho
attitude IT this city the Same as all
ever tho country, and she further said
that much to her displeasure the audi
once at yesterdays lecture on so I'M
portant an Issue was n lncagsr one. Out
OF the different clubs and organizations
in this CITY she expected to find more
interest manifested.
She said that unless the club women
and housewives bsCUnc moro interest
ed md bind together in this great work
II food conservation. and do more than
talk, they will be all cut 10 ration
tickets.
The following Is an extract from her
talk at the Chautauqua yesterday after
noon:
"Mrs. uncle gam wAdes Ia"
1T is time. for America to correct
her unpar.lonahl faults Of vast efulnesS
and extrnva gancc The national waste
Ct bread @. day is $4,000 pounds. and
this does not count the stale loaves re-
turned from IN" bakers.
The national wastRge through pairing
potatoes nlonr is approximately 2,bop.
100 pounds a day. The wastage IN fa'
is about l25n.00n pounds. Not at all
difficult ia SEQ why Secretary Houston
snya there is $1,000. 900 yearly waite IN
thu Kitchen.
"You waste when you purchase In TOO
largo 1uantiti"s ur according TO within.
, You waste when you do not limit sec
md hrlpings. which are unnecessary IN
balanced meals. You waste when you
o,ercat. You waste when you throw
away broad crumbs. lettuce leaves, rcGe-
table parinGs, radish. beet or turnip
tops and the cooking waters or vcsc-
! tables. rico and nlacaroni.
You waste when you throw away III"
rinds Of bacon or salt pork without try
! out trying out tho fat
You waste when you do not realiZ"
| that ir1lc economy means the uiiliZa =
ton OF everything at hand. the watch
| ing Of every expenditure aud IN" look
Ing ahead not Ia the saving or today.
but Ia the pnsaihle national saving for
the whole year through III" combined
| corporation Of tho housewives or TIL
entire country.
Il see tho country women working IN
the fields. They are up nj dayhr"ak l"
get the breakfast: they are working til
late at night. canning and cooperating
fruits and vegetables. They cannot 'l"
1t all. How many cans Of fruit and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12

vegetables have you' How many
pounds Of dchydrntcd or dried productsc
How much have you sct aside in time
and money 10 il Up these women To con-
sorvc the rnrj OF the nation? How many
Guns Ia give away"
"Thcrs - jus; so much food In the
worlds inrdnr. We, tho housewives Of
America, have TO feed tho civ!li."G
world. Are your school kitchens idl""
Open them. Arc Your church Kitchens
IDLE Start conservation clRsScs. IS
YOU: suffrage or anti-suffragc club
awake To tn" necessity. and your wu-
mems club, your d. a. II. md your lodge
societies.
I'VE feed :hn allies or We fight alone.
Wake up, Mrs. Uncle Sam. Mobilize
snd win"
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tstered Is feet last night. and was slow
" rising The wlcketS that were dunn
aged recently are still out OF repair. and
the dam will remain down until the
river falls sufficiently to resume tn.
work which was begun last week
River kilograms.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-S.8 feet, fall
ing: cloudy.
STEE RENVILLE-13.s feet rising
cloudy.
PARKERSBCRG-ll feet stationary:
cloudy.
cloudy.
OIL CITY, feet. rising; clear.
WARREN-4 feet and stationary;
cloudy
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CUSTER ATTEMPTED

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 1l.-Trouele
uyr: enforcement of liquor laws here.
which 4 yecr ago resulted IN scTera1
or"riurns nf he municipal government.
r~nrnad out again i"Ga% H. an custer
suit AGAINST Mayor Ashcroft and Fire
md Police, C'r:nn,Ic@;;'"': n"u-ias. They
arc charged with falling 10 enforce
!in,;n" enI Eauihlil;" ;s"G.
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hinntind Today

Mrs. May Kinney Lewis. general sec
rotary Of thu Y. ". &. a.. will moot
fhn girls planning 10 90 10 III" Lake
Grnnva conference" Today from T. IN
Ill | O'Clock.
\ delegation o. about thirteen young
women representing I'll" various de-
narimn,1ls Of III" work will leave on
th" ni"h; Of AUGUST :? I" il" ""n" for
ten days. Going hr way nj Chicago.
II there ar" aEv other young women
who wish. a,irai IL" LAX" Geneva
conference" they may 10 so BY com
municatin- with Mrs. Lewis.
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RIVER NEWS

The river registered II feet 10
inrh,.x Al the local wharf and was
stlll rising yesterday. The Milton de
pnried for NatauoraS AZ 1870 yester'
day morning and the Reuben Dunbar
for Charhston at 8 o'clock last even
in:. The Greenland touches here for
Cincinnati al = this morning. The LIB
erty arrived frnm Matamoras last
night night and will leave for Marietta
his morning.
The gauge at the McMechen dam reg.
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Dance NJ Strarfo-d.

Tho Delta Alpha li&rTaa or r." Cath
rdral Hi-h School Alumni associat'un
entertained with u delightful dancing
p"r!y last evening a. tho Stafford no
tcl. Tho Vr":!'lHr orchestra furnished
exceptionally good r'uair for the dane
crs;. To those who enjoyed last nights
affair tho announcements that they will
be continued during tho summer was re-
ccivcd with enthusiasm.
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PROF. CITIZENS lGCTUEIEG.

!7:Of. e. r.. Citizens; who loft Saturi
:!cy for M"rEtrtuwn. IL reported 10 be
,f.:i!"rring Il series uf interesting lee;
tur,.a hrturr III" puHIls ~" III" summer
srE."l Of the West Virginia university:
I!r j.: giving the irrespective teachers
sn"l. valun bic pointers nn methods OF
teaching .nnh f. also speaking en- mathi
cmatics. While there he viii attend the
ANNUAL educational conferences md Will
:rl,l"n 10 his u:r!c. ~ next Saturday:
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.hGdnmPS.
RYAN ASSIGNED

WASHINGTON. July Ii.-John D.
Ryan. president of the Anaconda Cop
rcr company. hiss Joined the group OF
rron.!ncn: industrial executives vc''in-
tocring 70 servo the Fed Cross during
40 W.. without compensation. and has
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weddlpn Announced:

Mrs. Martha Miller announces Tho
marriage nr her dnushtcrl Dorothy
.lano. ia Mr. .1nmrE 8. Paul. OH We'd:
nnslny July II, 1917, Mt The Vance Mo
mortal church,
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Junior Aurl,nrv Nicotine.

Tho Junior auxiliary Of ST. Matthew's
crIr"h h"lh It's weekly meeting IN ;kc
Sunday school rooms last evening.
Tho ladies found pleasure ia their
Fed Cross work. and many articles Of
rcrcsaity worc committed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
INSTALLED FIXTURES.

A complete set Of new bronco finish
fixtures was Installed last night in tho
office OF Assessor William A. H1nkey.
New fixtures Of the same typo wero in
stalled IN Sheriff HASTINGS office tho
first Of the week.
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Thursday RvcninF Dnnces,

beginning this evening, Mrs. Maud
Sraaner-R ncltcr will InauEurn;n Il go
rl"e Of Informal Ianrns which Will 10
hold each Thursday nj tho Island r!mh
rooms, fnr tho mrrhera nf hnr HHul;
dancing classes. Electric fans will pro-
mote The comfort az tho Euosis. md
delightful orchestra Music Will play IN
vnriIn Girs
Mrs. Hacker will nlso hol1 dances
every Monday evening for thc next
couple Of months Mt Tho fair grounds.
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Gard RRrTH.

Inst evening ~ 81. M!rhacl'E -chnn!
hn!l IN !TdgInEinn I.nne. tho Christian
Motherr' aorIr;y OF 81. MIchacls
church, entertained with n doi!Ehtfui
card party EuClIrn ard rivn hundred
wcre enjoyed by largo crowd. nnd Mt
iractivn prixes worc awarded 20 those
holding thu h!Ehe.i scores. Tho fol-
lowing cnnmIttrc was In charge:
MuEdu;ucr
Otto fmmorth A.. Ecckcr
S, Rlnwcrs z. J. Bclts
II, Hlnle T.. Miller
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EIka' nnnca.

Cards as follows havr boon iseriel for
tho serond l1lks' SUMMER dnnrei
Wheeling Lodge. M. rs r. r. q. =.
Second "f tho sorirs nf
Summer Subscription dances
at Wheeling Park
Monday evening, Julr n. 1917
niCht-th'rty u'rlnck
Premier orchestra
Non-Tllks admitted provided they
are accompanied Ivy Brother Elks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Weiss and chill
dr"n. Mahrlyn ami l2illi". and Ms
'MarirS -Nut md daughters; Katherine.
Ilrlrna aud l.urill~ Of Elmwnod. lenvr
to-day Us spend the summer ut The
"'"i.:.; summer home hn indian river
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daughters Virginia Watson Fleming, 10
Or. Chnrirs Eaird Mitchell. pastor "f
Christ Episcopal church he"". Th'
wedding Viii tEhe "lrre. In ihe early
fail:
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Reception at Chtld-ea's Home:

To-day At thr t'hi'!r"Ts hpmr nj
N"n4sdal" 4 reception will he held from
3 is ; nrlnrk. IS which the public ls
rnrllally invited.
This home. whlrh Is sr PLEASANTLY Sit
rairri and has housed and educated cd
many children. Will hs thrown rpeN Us
ihr rHhlIc for inspection. 81 that some
idea may br fn:mrd " the splendid
work being rarr!"d on.
The guests Will tn rrrrlre6 by the
board NJ maacnrS. who are:
Masdanrs
J. l.. pIrk"r Georgia r. st!fel
J. J. Jones Gonrrr Woods
T.; II. Darwin Walker Frisspll
John Lynch 1.nu!e VIII
Misses
Florence OFT Almrra Brown
Mary MrKc"
The following will hr !nriudrd on the
program: Mre. FInrn Williams. Mr=.
Frank Ein"hrl"n; Miss EVA FTsrrtrr,
Miss Adctniur Srhnrklov ani Miss MIR
tclla Seirrrt. l%d ": Stifri:
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been assigned MS Girpr!n: general OF
milii1r" relief. He will "" in charge OF
all relief work for IN" lighting forces:
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snoond Tujs Erte-tsined.

Ttstcrduy afternoon the memhers Of
tho Second TwIE were the guests OF Mrs.
II. {. I,azlrtt, nj her home In Pleasant
Valley. Tho hours were spent IN sewing.
with the serving OF tea. Those present
were:
NeSda37es:
W. 4. Cracroft X. 4. Henirg.
W. W. Holloway. Singleton PAUL,
Leo {, PAUL, Jess Speidel,
los, Spcidcl, Jr., H. A. Hazlett.
=, !, wilson, Eugene Iiildreth,
!. i, lIOch. III.
Earl Adams
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MISS Ej X IN TT.
10|I. SCHMIDT

CT TEE PROMINENT
iGUNt: COUPLE WAS AN
.I-UCEO -LSrcCEDAT.
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THE Auction Sale Of
H!llman & Sons Jewelry Stock
Started "Wednesday

and will continue daily. Mornings at
11-afternoone at 2:3o-evenIngs at
7:3o.
% Eleventh Street
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COUPON

S1.25 Alarm Clocks
America, one Of the M
best alarm clocks KHn
made. With coupon VOV
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Misses

FlCrrnen OFT hlmrra Brown
1trEnn
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COUPON

Mems Shirts and Drawers,
Regular :}9c quail a.
it'll: all sizes. J Gin
With coupon. each GVO
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-09-21
AMES OF DRAFTED MEN.

G.. Otis Mobley.
Robert l.. Blackmon.
Willie knight.
Stanley Williams.
Will S. Adams.
Ethel Maree.
George w. Culledge.
Julian II. Harris.
A Hoyt Bailey.
William l.. White.
Robert l.. Sistare.
John f. Steele.
Will NJ. BENEFIT.
Isaac Thomas.
Walter r. White.
Henry F.. McManus.
Fred Harris.
EDWARD {. GoOch.
Edward II. Steele.
Walter Threatt.
John w. Massey.
Glenn P. Plyler.
William j. Montgomery.
John T. Bailey.
William B. Lemmond.
James l.. Ballard.
Daniel C.. Harris.
Ira l.. Hinson.
Jesse l.. Hays.
John B. FaulkeRberry.
David p. Roberts.
w. Connie Bowers.
Martin l.. Stalling.
j. r. Shehane.
Frank p. Bell.
Rodney Harris.
Ralph III. Hammond.
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QUAKER..C|Ty COP
SACRIFICES HIMSELF
LOSES LIFE TRYING TO
SAVE CITY PROSECUTOR.
Riot at Republican Club Finds
Climax in Killing at Polls i'm
Primary Election.

Philadelphia, Sept. 19.-Charges
that gunmen and fraudulent voters
had been brought here to take part
IN Republican primary in the Fifth
Ward followed the killing here to-
day OF George A. Eppley, a police
man, who went to the rescue of Jas.
"A. Carey and j. H. Maurer, an assis-
tant district attorney, when attacks
were made on them. The outbreak
was said to be the elimination of q
small riot last night at a Republi-
can club, which resulted in six men
being sent to hospital
Carey, who had engaged in a bit
ter campaign against Isaac Deutsch
for the Republican namination for
council from the Fifth Ward. was
making the rounds of the polling
places when he was knocked down
with sand bag. At the same time
an attack was made on Maurer.
Policeman Eppley intervened and
was shot.
Jacob Mascia Of Jersey CITY, ar
rested on the charge of killing the
policeman. has confessed. in writ
ten statement, according to the DO
lice, that he and 19 others were
brought here from New York and
Jersey City to vote in the primary.
Mascia denied that he shot Eppley.
although the latter before he died
identified Mascia as his assailant.
John Costello, also of Jersey
City, who was arrested charged
with being an accessory TO the
crime, admitted also. according to
the police. that he had been hired
with other men to take part in the
primary. The police gave out a
statement from him saying:
I'VE were brought here by a man
known as Little Neck. to vote in
the Fifth Ward. We were to vote
for Deutsch.''
Both Mascia and Costello. it is
said, wore white ribbon in their
button holes as the distinguishing
marq of alleged hired voters from
other cities.
lsador Stearn, a member of the
State legislature, telephoned Mayor
Smith at the latter's cottage at At
lantic City, charging that the po-
lice were responsible for the disor-
ders and urging him to return
home.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-09-21

His maternal grandfather, the
late Rev. E. J. Meynardie. d. d.,
was the first chaplain appointed in
the Confederate army-went out.
with Kershaw from Camden, s. C.
He is still remembered for his cour-
age and devotion by some of the
best men in Lancaster county. whom
he served. He carried the late
Capt. William DePass. of Camden,
from the iield when he was so des-
perately wounded; also Col. Leitner.
who was afterwards secretary OF
State, although he had lost one
limb; there were many others he
served likewise.
We do not believe IN boasting.
but believe the boys should be
boosted with knowledge of the
warlike deeds of their ancestors
May God bless our noble, patriot
ic boys who have gone to serya