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Evening journal., 1918-04-30
THREATEN AUSTRIAN
WHO Insults US.
Shaw Workmen Get Sledges
Alter Fellow Who Would
Not Buy Bonds
SAYS HE'LL SPEND
$4,000 IN OLD HOME

Receiving word from officials OF the
Shaw plant OF tho dupont Powder Com
pany at Second and Lombard streets
late yesterday afternoon that workmen
were threatening TO mob an Austrian
employed there, Chief OF Police Black
detailed Sergeant OF Detectives Green
and Detective j. G.. Riley TO the plant.
only the quick arrival OF the officers
prevented trouble, several OF the work
men having armed themselves with
sledgos. and threats were openly mado
against the Austrian. Andrew slcpuck,
aged 26 years.
According 10 Information received by
the police. Slcpuck when asked 40 CON
tribute toward the Third Liberty Loan
had declared that while hc had three
thousand dollars he proposed 90 re-
turn 90 Austria after the war and spend
10. lie is also accused of cursing ihC
United states government and said to
the loan solicitors that 20 was their
battle and Tor them TO go over %
Europe and night for themselves.
The Austrian, who Is unnamralizcd
was taken 20 The police station The
attention Of the Federal auihorilie.
was called 10 the mans words and h'
is being held for the government.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
DR.. MITCHELL TALKS
TO INSTITUTE BOYS

"The Leaders Task was the subject
Of a lecture by Dr. S C. Mitchell, prcsi-
dent OF Delaware College. To the Boys
Work Institute in the y. NJ C. A. as
sembly room last night.
Dr. Mitchell gave "faith in the boyf
capacity TO grow" as a necessary quail
ncation for a teacher OF boys. He said
every teacher should love his pupils
and inspire l0Se in them. He said the
pupil would get more out OF the char
acter OF a good teschsr than out Of
lessons studied.
Mr.. Watson. Boys Work secretary,
reported a successful course. there hav-
ing been In attendance 523 students.
representing twenty-five schools. The
course paid FOR itself from the adnlis-
sions and other funds raised, and loft
over a small balance
Davis Preston, general secretary OF
the state sunday School Association.
said that hc appreciated The splendid
cooperation OF the N ~ g. a. Boys
Department during the course aud The
efficient work Of Mr. Watson, boys
/ secretary. Mr.. Preston said ne believed
a teachers night school for training for
an departments would be possible next
winter. and he had plans IN mind for
such a school.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
REPUBLICANS WHOOP
IT UP FOR VICTORY
Attorney-G General Reinhardt
Tells of State Wide De-
sire for Unity
DR.. c. R. LAYTON TO
ADDRESS COMMITTEE

That Republicans or Wilmington are
greatly interested in the approaching
campaign was evident from a rOusing
meeting Of the Republican First Dis
trict Committee at the Nouns Mons
Republican Club last night. 10 was so
largely attended tnat The room was
nllcd to overlooking.
Chairman Isaac ". Bowers and other
committeeman spoke OF the wide
spread harmony sentiment.
Attorney General David ]. Relnhardl
spoke Of the situation as he had found
it throughout the State. lie declared
that he thoroughly believed the time
had come for forgetting the past and
uniting on one ticket for the defeat of
tho Democratic party at the next cleo
ton. Mr.. Reinhardt reminded his hear
ers that the future OF the Republican
party in this state is now al stake
and 70 called for the united efforts OF
every Republican in the state TO pre-
vent a Democratic victory that would
keep the state Democratic for many
years 90 come. and bring about O re-
turn Of similar conditions 10 those that
at one time existed i'm the city OF VIII
mingtOn.
Mr.. Reinhardt told Of many Republi-
cans in The lowed part Of the state
with whom he had talked and de-
clared that he found practically every
man Of the party in that section strong
for one party and one ticket and de-
feated Democratic party.
He spoke particularly Of Dr. Caleb r.
Layton, Of Georgetown. declaring that
Dr. Layton was for harmony even
though it might not be his brand OF
harmony.
81 urged Dr. Layton TO come before
| this meeting tonight and talk TO this
committee said Mr.. Reinhardt, hui
it was impossible for him TO do so at
/ this time. lie has agreed TO come al
some future date if YOU wish TO hear
him. The matter was put TO "a vote
ana the members unanimously extend
/ ed an invitation 10 nr. Layton To- adj
dress them at their next meeting on
f May %. and the session appointed Mr.
+ Reinhardi 90 see that the invitation was
sent to the doctor.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
This Is Better
Than LaXatives
ous Mr. Tablet Each Night For = Week
Viii Correct Your Constipation and
Make Constant Dosing unnoceo-
sary. Try lt.

poor digestion and assimilation
moan a poorly nourlsnod body ana
low vitality. Poor elimination means
cloggcd bowels, fermentation putrl-
faction and the formation ot poisonous
gases which are absorbed by the blood
and carried through the body.
The result is weakness headaches.
dizziness. coated tongue, Inactive lVcrs
bilious attacks, loss uf energy, nerF-
business. poor appetite, Impoverished
blood. sallow complexion. pimples, akin
disease, and often times serious III
ness
Ordinary laxatives, purgcs and c1-
thartics-snlts. oils, cll0mel and tho
likc-mav relieve for q few hours nlt
real. lasting benefit can only como
through use OF medicine that tones
up and strengthens the digestive a3
well as tho climlnllvo organs
Get n 25c box OF Nature Remedy
(,NR Tahicts) and take ono tablet cacf
nlght for n week. Relief viii follow
ne very FIRST dose, but n fow days
will clapso before you feel and realize
the fullest benefit. When you get
Ftraightencd out and feel just right
nEain YOU need not take medicine
every day-nn occasional Nft Tablet
viii then keep your system Tn good
condition and you will always feel
your best. Remember. keeping well Is
easier and cheaper than getting well.
Natures Remedy lNR Iablets) are
sold guaranteed and recommended by
your druggist.
y. Il. Danforlh, Market and End SIS.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
FIND FIND WAR CONDITIONS
Cause TUBERCULOSIS
State Society Will Care fer
Some Soldiers Who
Contract Disease
DEFICIT LAST YEAR,
BUT MUCH DONE

That the Delaware Anii-Tuberoulosis
Society has offered the Government its
resources 90 care for a certain number
Of soldiers n need arises. was an an
nounccment made at the annual meet
ing Of nc society last night.
War conditions have increased tuber-
culosis The world over. Tho society
has found the tuberculosis death rate
increased in this city because OF over
crowded housing conditions from the
large influx OF transient workers. DR.
Albert Robin. physician of the society
Will spend several months in studying
methods used in other centcrs. hop
ing TO gain valuable information for
the benefit 81 Wilmington.
Hope Farm has closed The year in
debt, because Of greatly increased run
ming cost. but Miss Helen r. Reilly. the
superintendent, has reported excellent
work done.
After detailing the items mentioned
Miss Emily y. Bissell president Of the
society. reports ON the years work as
follows:
"'rhe establishment OF a joint com-
miitec tO cooperate with the Della
ware State tuberculosis Commission
has been a great forward step This year.
The commission and society are one in
their present policies. and are both
alive 90 the new necessities in Della
ware
"rhe treasurers report shows
receipts or SiOOS3i5 during the year
and disbursements ~ s3939Ot9. leave
ing balance on hand March 81 1918
Of s69336."
The report OF the superintendent OF
Hope Farm follows
Patients i'm sanitorium April 4. 1917
%. admitted during the year, 40; died
p; discharged. 1885, remaining April
1918. 30.
"Of the 40 received In all stages
there were discharged. diseases appar-
entity arrested and able 90 work. 20
disease Quicsenl. -, improved, BOZ un-
/ improved. 63.'
The committee offered The follow.
| ing nominations Tor directors for the
ensuing year. which passed upon mo.
/ iiOn.
Miss Emily p. Bissoll. Hon Willard
Salisbury. Pierre s. DUPONT Henry b
/ Thompson William p. While, James p
/ NcGowan. Miss Edith $. Danforth
7 Arthur l. Bailey. nr. Albert Robin, pr
/ John n. Hammond. Edward q. Ferriday
/ Dr.. Walter pyle. Alexis I. DUPONT. navil
/ Snellenburg. ID. T. Topkis. =. NJ
Hoopes, Dr., Jesse VI Phillips Charlie
III. Reid. W W. Arckou. Caleb s Lay
ton. Rt Rev. j j Monaghan. John :
Rossen. Dr. p. ". Tomlnson, Dr. lo
seph p. Wales. Dr. a. 2. frantz, Mrs
Susan "a. Shearman. Dr. Harrison w
Howell. j. Harry Gordon. Thomas N
Monaghan. Harry Hayward, Edward 1
} Mack. Dr. William p. orr. Everett ,
Johnson. nr. Rowland Payntcr, Mr'
John u. Thompson. Jr.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
COX is HELD ON
MANY THEFT CHARGES

George Cox. Negro. OF No. COG French
street. who was shot in the leg by De-
tectivo Mahoney when the defendant at
tempicdio run out OF the house 40.
1906 French street, on "a saturday AFTER
noon last February. where the officer
had followed Cox and John Williams,
another Negro. as chicken thief sus-
pccfs. was arraiCned before Judge
Churrhman I'm Municipal Court To-Day.
he has not yet fully recovered from
the effects OF the pistol shot, one oI his
legs having been broken.
Cox was arraigned on six charges ot
breaking and entering and on six ot
larceny he was held IN combined bail
OF $1,000.
Williams was held under $500 on
larceny charges OF stealing chickens be
fore Judge Churchman last FEBRUARY.
Mrs George stewart, OF so. 62i West
Tenth street: Mrs Anna NJ. Diali' OF
Rrandv,vine hundred; Joseph Barton, OF
No. 6ii dupont street. testified 10 lleh-
Hfying goods ai the police station ldst
February that had been stolen from
their homes. and which the police al
lege they found In CoX's room. me
goods included siiVerNare. mems cioth-
/ ing. costly apparel. suilcases' reNolNeis'
guns and playing records, and amount.
ed 90 several thousand dollars. several
/ charges Of the larceny OF chickens were
also lodged against Cox. The charges
against Williams. of ihc theft OF chick
ems were nolle pressed today at the re-
oucst Of Assistant City solicitor Malloy
Who told the court That Williams IS io
be used as q Stale witness against Con
Elizabeth short. Negress, OF No. i2i
/ Washington street. charged with re-
ceiving part OF The chickens the de-
PENDANTS are alleged 90 have stolen, was
held for trial i'm 500 bail.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
MUST TAKE PERMITS
POR BUILDING WORK

building Inspector Preston today is
sued a warning 10 builders ana CON
tractors that hereafter, action would DO
taken against anyone starting building
operations or additions or alterations
10 any property in the city without
first securing a permit for such work.
10 is conlended that the building in
specfors oflce is now open from \.
NJ. TO i2 noon and from ? p. Nj. 10 .
p. NJ. 10 is possible for anyone desiring
permits for such work to secure them.
The Office Of the building inspector
was busy today. a numhec of builders
receiving permits, they being as loi-
lows:
To John +. Healy and son TO erect
an ice house at No. ii3 King street, FOR
the Diamond Ice and Coal Company 10
cost si2j
To the same builders TO make an ad-
dition at No. 1918 West Fourth street
for John T. Dolan. Co cost si5O.
TO Egbert G. Nuticr TO erect two
garages at Nos. 305-W West Twenty
FIRST street TO cost sii30.
To j. Frank Owens and SON TO make
alterations between Ninth and Tenth
streets i'm Jackson street. for G.. T.
Walker 30 cost 5000.
To Edward e.. Frisch 90 erect re-
tanning wall at No 70S West Twenth-
sixth street 60 cost SO.
70 Charles H. Forwood 90 make al
lerations at No. SO Washington street
/ 20 cost si7j.
To Thomas j. sawyer, 20 make al.
ieraiions at No. 1914 Washington street
90 cost $40.
To Philip Manfredo 10 erect a bunga
low at C. and Bullonwood streets TO cos
5000
To ~ e.. Wilson. 90 make alterations
at 40. 300 Van Burcn street TO cost sJ0
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
cHlRGED WIN mCYCLE THEFT

Charged with the larceny OF bicycle,
Herman Gramonsky, aged i3 years has
been turned over 90 the Juvenile Court.
The bicycle is the property OF Hugh :.
Mitchell. of lhe DUPONT Building. Mitch
on left ihe wheel at seventh and snip
ley streets 40 o'clock and returned a
FEW minutes later 60 md at had dis
appeared Tho bicycle was afterwards
found in the possession OF Gramonsky
and identified as Miichclls property
special officer Johnson made the ar
rnsI
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
COUNTY FINANCES

The following report Of New Castle
County finances was submitted TO the
Levy Count today by County Treasurer
Charles A. Lippincott Credit OF New
Castle county. sliJi309o: mlscellan-
cous roads account 1862 GO. Christiana
hundred si535O2 Mil Creek. s2iS5OI;
White Clay Creek. Sis25O. pencadcr.
S33iOH; New Castle. si.i599i, Red
Lion. si.56i3S: ST. Georges. si5i5.g7,
AppoQuinimink si.i9JiS: Blackbird.
S3.OOii6: BrandyWinc. S2221gs
Edwin g.. Clark. county comptroller.
presented the following reports OF
bridge and road accounts
For maintenance of bridges and
causeways-flrsl and second districts.
s61sOI. third district si075: fourth
district. Sli99i; nnh district, S60S.95 /;
sixth district, S2,73i25 seventh district.
s535Ci.
Stone roads -third district tii30 ;
fourth. si2.Oii39; nfni. $1,000: sixth,
s3i i.i2: seventh. ~ .526gi
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
PATRIOTIC WOMEN
near loan COAL
S2,72O,55O Of $3,OOO,OOO
Liberty Bond Quota is
Sold Today
WOUNDED SOLDIER
HERE ON THURSDAY

A wounded soldier will speak at noon,
Thursday in the lobby Of the Hotel
dupont. on behalf OF the Liberty Loan.
The speaking will he preceded by the
next moeting OF the Women's Liberty
Loan committee at a o'clock. The
final meeting OF the committee viii be
al z o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
The grand total Of bonds sold
BY the committee. amounted to S2,12O-
$50 today. The committee feel conil-
dent their three million goal VIII De
surpassed. Tho sum OF S229,i5O was
turned in today.
The four smaller posters donated Ds
Marion Thomas. Henrietta stadelInsh,
Katherine Rice and Henry j. PECK, local
artists. will be sold from the stage OF
the Playhouse at the performance OF
the kiss Burglar on Friday night
Miss Fay Banter viii sell two or the
posters. and one Of the men in the cast
viii sell The other two. There Will be
much interest in this event. lt is PROB
able that y. e.. Wycth's pOsier, ana
that by GAYLE p. Hoskins. VIII DC pre-
scnlcd TO institutions. The poster by
Miss Ethel Brown will go TO the Won
ems College
There will be booths on the street
for the sale Of Liberty Bonds tomor'
row and Saturday, with volunteers
from the Womens Committee prcsid
ing.
4 circular has been received from
Mrs. Henry Ridgely, the state chairman
asking special efforts during this week
Mrs. Otho Rowland, chairman ioI
Wilmington. attended tho Philadelphia
parade on saturday. She praised th'
fine appearance Of the Camp DIX sol
diers.
The Hotel dupont Liberty Bon'
booth has been very much OF a sue
cess. selling since Saturday siiO2J
worth OF bonds.
Subscriptions were brought i'm toda'
bv the various team captains, as iol
lows:
FIRST ward-Niss Reinbcrg, no re
nori. Mrs. r. F. Gormlcy. Si,i00.
second ward-Nirs. George W. Sparks
$1,000. Miss COnnOr, no report.
Third Nyard-Mrs Francis b. Davis
Jr 81. 100: Mrs j. Ralph Bailey, sbOJ'
Fourth ward-Nlrs. Frederick Bring
hurst. 5000: Mrs. I. II. Phillips siuV-
Flfln Mdfu-mIo- NiiinlN 80 = - 80
$500: Mrs. George a. Elliott. sit,ioO.
sixth ward-Mrs. j. p. Laifey' sl'oW
Mrs. Daniel o. Hastings, $500
seventh ward-Mrs +. G.. Ferridal
s20. ZOO: Mrs. j. Saunders Taylor, $3.50
Mrs. #. W. Curtis, si9AJ0; Mrs. j. /
Bird. $500.
Eighth wsrd-Mrs. Richard, Rees'
s. 300: Mrs. Charles II. Grantland, n
report
Ninth ward-Mrs. II. Fletcher Brow
no report: Mrs. o. Curtis Purdy, s5.5d
Mrs. George :. Capelle, Jr- $50; Mr.
William Staniar, $50.
Tenth Ward-Mrs. Herbert II. War
Jr.. si.i5O: Mrs. William =. Pricket
81 1850.
Eleventh ward-Alrs. Christopher !
Ward. 500: Mrs. Robert ii. Richard
$3.50
Twelfth ward Mrs David Snelei
burg. $1,000: Miss L. Roth, $500.
pm r. station Unit-s3900
Brandywine hundred $1,000.
Christiana hundred-No report
Headquarters si0,45O
Hotel dupont Boolh-Sii0.2J0
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
PURCELL SAVES HIS
LAST MAN FROM JAIL

Don Cameron, charged before Judge
Churchman i'm Municipal Court today
with drunkenness. was dismissed at
The request of officer Purcell, who ar
rested him. Purcell, who leaves the
police department at midnight going
on the pension list after twenty-five
years continuous service, told Judge
Ghurchman Thai he would like TO leave
The force without causing a man to
Dc sent TO the workhousc for trivial
offonse on his last day as an officer.
Purcell believed hc had performed his
duty in arreslng the man. Cameron
comes from Chester.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
nEclrAL Al HAnmsoN sTREET.

A recital Will Doe given in Harrison
Street NJ. T.. Church tonight for the
beneal OF The Epworlh League piano
fund. by pupils OF Professor W. &.
uieh0cld. assisted by Mrs Malin
Wright. elocuiionist of Philadelphia.
The program VIII consist OF vocal pipe
organ and piano selections ana reciia-
tlons by Mrs Wright.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
FAMILY In B0ATHOUSE
GETS So SUPPORT

Matthew Poore was charged before
Judge Churchman. in Municipal Court
today. with the non-support Of his two
children. The complaining Witnesses,
Mary r. Poore said her husband has
not contributed TO the support OF his
children for six weeks.
Frank stout. humane agent, said the
defendant has been paying - weekly
on am agreement made between the
husband and wife and that Mrs. Poore
requested an increase of - week
which the defendant refused TO pay.
The defendant said his wife and minor
children are living in a boat house
along the Christiana creek and that the
surroundings are unfit for the children.
The defendant was ordered to pay 50 a
week.
]. Frank Ball appeared fou the de-
fendanl
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
no MOVE no MS rAnM.

Percy Garrett. OF 80. 1913 Delaware
avenue. OF the purchasing department
OF the DUPONT Company viii move Co
his farm on the North East river Satur-
day. He has not advised his many
friends Just what he viii raise this
year but % Is altogether likely hc viii
have many weekend assistants on the
farm.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30


matter was referred 90 the finance com
mlttec.
Errors were allowed tax collectors as
follows.
William Tinsman. Chrisiiana hundred
County and poor taxes. 1918, s6i :,
county and poor iazes. 1916. S3lJ.i6;
road taxes, 1916. s2J7O2
John G.. siuckerl. Red Lion hundred
County and poor taxes, 1918. si32O.
road taxes 1919. si7G0.
The court adjourned until 1920 O'Clock
tomorrow morning when they Will meet
to receive the assessment for New Cas-
DC county and TO inspect The Nilming
Ion bridges
The members n the court were the
guests Of the dupont chemical works
at dinner al tbe Hotel dupont.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
PIONEERS GUESTS

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary As
socialion last night gave smoker and
reception for The soldiers and sailors
now stationed in Nilmington. The af-
fair was largely attended. A musical
program was given. and Father JAG
quier. who recently returned from
France I'D Of his experiences in that
war-siricken country and OF conditions
generally there Tho Rev J. J. Connolly.
chaplain OF the Pioneers, also made a
patriotic address
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
L. 5. snLnIERs, MAIL ORDER.

WASHINGTON. April 3O.-Mail adj
dressed 10 members OF the American
Fxpeditionary Force i'm France should
have the word American written or
spered i'm fun. so that in The address
the designation will reach american
n. p"
This direction was given today pH
posioflce authorities. Tile new order
is deemed necessary TO distinguf'h
American mail from that addressed TO
the expedilionary forces OF other
countries.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
ms Low ERRAND COSTS s..

William Alexander pleaded guilty to
a charge Of disorderly conduct. when
arralgned before Judge Churchman, in
Municipal Court today. tie NNas fined
81 and cosis The defendant is alleged
10 have gone TO a house 90 see "a girl
friend and became disorderly when re-
fused admitlancc
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
TWO PROPERTY sAI.Es

TWO properties were sold at public
sale in the Court House This morning.
Walter J.. Willis. trustee OF James j.
Banc. sometimes known as James J.
Band deceased. sold the dwelling. No.
1910 Lincoln street. TO Henry Hopes.
for si.69O. by order OF the Orphans
Court
Franklin W Brockson. administrator
Of Frederick Walker. deceased. sold
land on the north side OF Seventeenth
street. west Of Union. 90 Clara O. Lip
insky FOR S70O.
narrN ]. slldhAn Mas nnciinneer.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
rrprRN cOIRr MAKES RyADY.

Preparatory tO thc converting or the
June term OF the United states Court
for the District OF Delaware. The Fed
cral grand jury ompaneled last week.
will convene at the Federal building
ai A o'clock tomorrow morning. The
numerous cases viii be presented by
District Attorney Charles r. Curlcv II
Is understood that at least nineteen
cases will be considered by the jury
men.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
urID IN WIRE THEFT CHARGE.

GeOrge =. Shanks and MARION brOWn,
employees OF The pusey q Jones Co..
before Judge Churchman in Municipal
Court today charged with the theft Of
copper wire from their employers on
April 2i. were held for trial in 500
bail each. John +. Lynn represented
The dnfendani.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
rALL cEnNRs cnLEnRNrE.

Brandywine Forest Tai Cedars OF
Lebanon. had a big time last night.
on the occasion OF their ninth anniver-
sary. Twenty-Five sapllngs became full
flsdged Cedars. Several Of these mem
bers were soldiers from For Dupont
and there were also present members
from several out-Of-toWn Forests. Nau-
deville artists from Philadelphia gave
snappy sketches and refreshments were
ser, cd at the end of the evening
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
uARROR BOARD MEETING.

The Board OF Harbor Commissioners
met today. The printed copies Of the
NIeigs report were received and the
will at once proceed
with the preparation of THEW report
and recommendations 10 city Council.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
INTERRUPTIONS.

Miss Gertrude Whitcrafi. OF Whining
ton. and John Boys. OF stanton were
married at the Red Clay Creek Church
manse on April p by the Rev. John
ID Blake.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
nEcrnINc coNGRATuLATIoNs.

John ] Raskob. yicc-presidcnt OF The
dupont Company, il receiving congrat-
ulaiions upon the arrival OF a daush-
Ter i'm The family saturday. The mother
and child are doing Well
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
$50 FINE on LENA.

Lena Blake Nogross. was before
Judge Churchman in Municipal Court
this morning. charged with improper
conduct ON the street, and was fined
$50 and costs or serve six months in
the New Castle county workhouse.
Philip l.. Garrett represented the de-
fondant.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
uAYOR MARRIEs COIPI.F.

Mayor Lawson this morning onlciated
at the wedding of Miss Margaret
O'Donnell. Of Philadelphia, and William
sapnas. of this city
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
mo MnRE ENLIsTMENTs.

Arthur n. Grimih was accepted at
The army recruiting station today for
The cavalry and Edgar =. Bolham FOR
the medical department.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
FINF STREET BEGGAR.

Charles Quigley. charged before
Judge Churchmsn. in Municipal Court
today. with begging, was fined 50 and
costs.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30

Joseph A. Howe, 1922 Rising sun
Lane.
William Watson, Lancaster, Pa.
Evening journal., 1918-04-30
S t YLE

You can easily see and can easily
get In Young Mans Clothing 4
you como here
SPECIAL MODELS
New Sklrlcd Back Coat Suits.
New Military Pocket Goats.
New slash Pocket Coats.
New Slant Pocket Goats.
Sil 10 Sj5.
Young mems sizes, "a 10 90
chest
All the new and popular shades
OF cloth; greens. browns. blues,
plain shades and mixtures.
Sec our windows for special
showing Of young mems models.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9Th and Market.