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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NON-SUPPORT CASES.
Several Were Called in the City Court
This Morning.

In the City Court today William 7.
Nestwas arrtigned for non-support of his
two-ycar-old child, which Is III the Babies
Hospital The superintendent of the
hospital, SAID West had paid only IS since
February ! toward the child's support
Judge Churchman placed him under Il
surety bond OF $500 to pay $50 a week
The case of William Frederick, charged
with non-support of his family, was CON
tinued until April % Frederick and his
wife have been separated, and a reconciia-
ton will probably he effected before the
case IS called james Salisbury, attorne
appeared flor Frederick
The bail bond was surrendered in the
case OF Alfred spence charged with non
support
John solomon colored. arraigned on
two charges, Was fined 81 aud costs for
violating the traffic rules The second
charge. operating motor vehicle with
out a license was dismissed
The ease Of Wadyslaw Trlmkiviez
held on serious charge, was dismissed
1t was testified that lrumkiviez and the
complainant had been married seven
months.
John LOckard, charged with operating
Il motor without license, was tined $40
Henry Smith colored, who WAS paroled
only yesterday morning in the Municipal
Court, was arraigned again this morning
charged with breaking and entering 1t
was alleged by officers that at 4 O'Clock
this morning Smith smashed show
window of the Delaware Vine and
Liquor Co. and stole several quarts OF
liquor, which were brought into court
The old charge upon which Smith was
paroled yesterday was larceny. Judge
Churchman held Henry in $4,000 bail for
court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
GUARD S100,0O0,OOO
WHEN BANK MOVES
Armored Auto Carries Gold and
Securities of Phila. Reserve
Institution
Ry Asscciatcd Press q E,cry Evening

Philadelphia. March IT, Gold, sccur-
titles and bonds estimated to total more
than slo0.000 900 were whiskcd IN an
armorcd automobile five squares over
city streets today when the Federal
Reserve Rank removed from its old
quarters los Chestnut street TO 925
Chestnut
Two guards. armed with automatic
pistols and repeating rifles occupied
seats in side the ear. while a third with q
rife resting on hiss knees sat beside the
driver
United states secret service men and
the police ll>n co-operated in forestalling
4 possible raid on he government treas
,irr sacks - they Mere carried from the
hank and lifted into the armored ear
Twelve reserve policemen formed a lane
Cd the sidewalk through which the men
C: irving th" sacks passed
Secret service men IN another auto
mobile accompanied the armored car
when il made the trlps from the old
quarters Ia the new PLAIN clothes
men were stationed ri intervals along
Chestnut street ami they kept ii watchiul
eye for all suspicious characters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
HOLD FAT CHESTER
IN HOG ISLAND PLOT
One Predicted Plants Destruction;
Another AIDED Germans,
Guard Chief Says.

Chester. Pa, March l6.-The predic-
tion that the Hog Island shipbuilding
plant would be "hlown sky high in Il
few DAYS was made by one of two men
arrested here yesterday nj the plant
of the, sun Shipbuilding Co.
This was announced today by James
1exen chief of the guards at the plant
tine of the men admitted. according to
tlexen that he had drawn plans for a
non-sinkablc submarine. and sent them
to German society IN Philadelphia with
the recommendation that they hc SNUG
glcd Ia the naval authorizes OF the Ger
man government.
FlcNcn declares that the two suspects
are German spies. masqucrading MS Rus
sians. and he demands that Depart
ment nf Justice officials of Philadel-
phla sltt the case thoroughly.
The men under arrest are Stanley
i.ockavitz 30 years old 1912 Nanhook
street. Camden. and Martin PushkoslI,
81 years old. llN9 Whitman street. Cam
den.
PREDICTED PLANTS DESTRUCTION.
According To Flexen, one of the prison.
crs made the prediction concerning the
destruction Of Hog Island prior to the
announcement by Dudley Il. Kennedy, an
official al Hog Island, that 2ij pounds
q, dynamite had been planted at the
>hipyard by German spies. Kennedy,
who is manager of industrial relations
at Hog Island made known the facts
about the dynamite while testifyIng last
Thursday before the Senate Commerce
Committee IN Washington.
because vi their Pro-ierman utter
snoes, said flcxcn. Il have had these
two men under close surveillance for
some time tine OF my men, who posed
Is worker IN the plant. wormed him
self into the confidence of these men.
! ockavitz told hIm that the Hog Island
plant was gong 10 be blown up. Tie
fuld my man that hc and PushkoSk
Wrrc Germans, and not Russians, but
hat the, had taken Russian names 50
i. - avoid trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
L. ;. CASUALTIES HEAVIER.
; Associated Press 20 Every Eyenine

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. March lj-Gen Per
shlng 5 casualty Inst today. II IL learned
at the War Department, Will be longer
than any previously ISSUED and for that
reason may not be available for pub
licatlOn before tomorrow morning There
~ no outward evidence Of what Il longer
casualty list indIcatc> although American
troops an the last few daHs have been
active ~ an offensive against the German
tFcuchcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
GRAIN VALUES FALL.
Violent Setback Ascribed to
Spring Liquidation, Not
TO War.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago, March is Grain values suf-
fered a more violent setback today than
has taken place previously In nearly a
year II was denied that gossip as to
German peace fceiers had anything TO do
with the weakness Of the market On
the contrary. the decline was ascrihed
in the main to spring liquidation which
happened 10 find the market without
any aggressive support
Dealings were on a large scale with
extreme losses Of ) cents III corr and 81,
in oats. MAY corn descending to l20i !
and March oats to 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
FIVE MEN WHIPPED.

seventy lashes were today administered
% prlsOnCrS at the New aste county
vurkhouse IN keeping with sentence
mposed ~ the March term % tho Court of
.eurral Sessions
>vczckan BalzkIewskla larceny 10
Ashe>
Dexter Reed colored larceny, 10
a. hE~
Walter GRAY colorcd larceny. 10 lashe-
John Williams. cOlored. highway rob
t-ry. 10 lashcs
Charles Baton, colored, highway rob
bery, 10 iashcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Roy SCOUT FUND GROWS.
More Than 1000 on Hand in Effort 10
Raise S1i 900.

The campaign for 81 1000 for the
Wilmington Boy Scouts oi America Is
progressing satisfactorily. It's managers
assert 10 date. moro than $4,000 has
hcen subscribed and Of tins amount hut
$50 Is IN pledges The remainder has
hccu gwen IN cash
The effort Will hc continued until the
amount aimed AZ has hrtn reached The
campaign committee believe that the
remainder oi the sum needed Will be
contributed within The next two weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Blackmail Trial Resumed.

ny ASSOCIATED Press 70 Every Evening
Atlanta. Ga. March l6-The trial of
Mrs Margaret A Hirsch. accused Of
blackmail Of Asa G. Gambler. mavor of
Atlanta. was resumed here today with in
dication that the case would be gwen 10
the jury before night The hearing of q
motion of J " Cook alleged accomplloe
OF the defendant, for new trial. was set
for today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Eden Lodge War Saving society.

Ihc War saving society oi Eden
Lodge W - o. q. +. has organized
and elected Tho following temporary
officers President. Philip J. Isaac: ser
retars Harry " Chairs Another meet
ng wIll-,c held on next Thursday night.
ai winch tune permanent organization
Will bc effected The degree association
will hold NJ Important meeting on Wed
neaday night IA 0 clock, at which time
bu5luea- of Importance viii be transacted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NONE LOST IN SEA CRASH.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Dublin, Ireland, March 10 No lives
were lost in the collision late Thursday
night between trawler and the steam
ship Baltimore in ST Georges Channel,
according to the owners of the vessel. The
Baltimore, which was on its way to
Dublin from Wales, carried 732 pas
sengers and a crew of 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
LORD CECIL DENIES PEACE TALK.

by Associated Press "a Every Evening
London March l6 Denying rumors
that proposals had been received from
Germany for u peace at the expense 81
Russia, Lord Cecil minister of blocAadc
said In the House OF Commons Yesterday
A. far - know no such proposals are
being considered or will bc considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Eel Into the River

John Alfeson. a deckhand Oh the
steamer known a. the Puaey 4 Jones
Co No > fen from the boat into the
Christians river this morning about 2
O'Clock and barely escaped drowning
he was rescued by Percy Iindall. guard
employed by the company. and hurried to
he Dclawarr Hospital in the Phunix
,.fnbulans,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Union Church Passionate.

The official board OF mon NJ f.
Church last night decided TO invite as
pastor OF that church for the next con
ference wear a minister who Is not
member OF the Wilmington Conferenc
Ills name and the name Of the conference
from which he comes viii not be disclosed
pending negotiations for his transfer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Announces Daughter's Marriage

MIR. and Mrs John H. Talley. of 10
West street, today announced the mar
rage Of their daughter Ethel Annabcll
10 Francis Henry West. of Chicago,
H. The wedding took place on March
= The couple viii be At their home
6413 Inglcside avenue Chicago, H.,
after April T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Game Law ViolatOrs Fined.

Magistrate Bronan last night rendered
his decision in the case Of The men ac-
clsed OF hunting muskrats with dogs
along the Christiana. in South Whining
ton, filming each defendant SO And
hey didn't yet any rats. either
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Weekly Bank Statement,
Y Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, March 16-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows that
they hold S34 ,3l5,8l0 reserve in excess Of
legal requirements. This is a decrease Of
$40, ,S47 $50 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Dies From In; uries.

As a result Of being injured on March IL,
John McCreedy, aged 80 years, living at
Front and Union streets, died this morn
ing at the Delaware Hospital The man
was struck by an engine Deputy Coroner
McCrerv took charge Of the body
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Trying 10 Adjust Labor Troubles.

Commissioner Of Cancellation Greena-
walt OF Washington came TO Wilmington
last night for the purpose Of trying to
adjust the differences between the Amcri-
can Car Foundry Co. and their striking
ernDIoXPS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Announce Birth OF Son.

Air. and Mrs Robert c. Nye, Of Cor
don Heights. are being congratulated on
the birth Of a nine pound baby boy born
yesterday The baby has been named
William slwood Nyc, I'd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
j. 5. WHEAT SUPPLY
WORRIES NATION
Plans for Additional Saving Being
Worked Out: Seek to Stop
Hoarding.
BY A..nciatcd rross q Every Eyening

BY Associated Press tn Every Evening
Washington. March Is Further limi-
faticn OF wheat consumption IN the
| nitPd States j. under consideration by the
Food Administration 10 make certain that
the subnormal visible supply will tide over
the american people and the NlhcS until
the next harvest
Plans for accomplishing the additional
saving are being worked out carefully and
the only bar to success feared by oihclalS
Is the scnselcss boarding which may hc
practiccd by unthinking and selfish
people
The seriousness oi The wheat situation
WAS shown today by Department Of
agriculture report on the supply IN conn
try elevators and mills which was supple
mCntcd by frank admission AT the Food
administration that existing -four stocks
are only thirty per cent Of the normal
quantity needed until July l. Food
administration officials thought the de-
partmcnt 5 estimates of 10000 900 bush
els Of wheat in elevators and on farms
March ! was optimistic and SAID thclr
best information was that l25.0O0. 600
bushels was the greatest amount that
could bc expected
The Allies have hcCn promised 10000
0OO bushels of grain between January |
and July / The only alternative 10 fafT-
urc ~ carry ont this program IN the
opinion Of FOOD administration oihciak
l. sacrifice bv individuals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Bichor ChOlom Red Cross.

The Bichor Cholom Red Gross Aux
liary VIII me for work on tn sday
March 70 al j.. nj al th y NJ. II. a.
p,lrlors fhud and King strcots Every
body welcome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Real Estate Purchases

Christopher l.. Ward has purchased for
speculative purposes the dwelling at the
northeast corner Of Eleventh and West
streets and the house adjoining on the
east
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Bank llearings for Meeh

Bank clcarings for the week ending to-
day amounted to - oS6, ,52S.'si, for the
corresponding week Of last year they were
So, H., 1886
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Birth of Twins.

MIR and Mrs II. " Cornelius are
receiving congratulations on the birth Of
twins, a son and a daughter, who were
born yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Receiving Congratulations.

Nir and Mrs Gust Regas are receiving
congratulations on the birth of "a girl baby
on Thursday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Rev. Hearn Arrives in France.

Rev Or. Herbert + Randolph ha,
received word Of the safe arrival IN France
% Rev Walter Hcarn. former assistant
pastor of Grace VI T. Church. who went
abroad to 10 ! NJ G. 4 work with the
America cxpcditinnarN forces Rev
iIcarn made M comment on his Journey
across the Atlantic, simply announcing
hIS arrival
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
"OUST B1EWER|ES"
METHOD|STS URGE
Of GOVERNMENT 7
Corn and Grain Famines Due to
Rum Mills, Philadelphia Con
ference Declares.
ADOPT BITTER REPORT
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelphia. March III The wiplng
out Of the hrcweries Of the country and
the absolute prohibition Of the manu-
farture of beer IS demanded in the tenn
pcrancc report presented a today $
meeting Of the i3lst Philadelphia Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church The report protested against
the governmental order permitting the
serving If liquor 10 soldiers and sailors
IN the homes Of friends as a drastic blow
10 the cause Of sobriety and efficiency
in the army and navy
The report SAYS IN part
'Frhc cnmouilagp of tie liquor interests
compels us to look upon disappointing
and un- american picture nf q nation of
a hundred million people baifled and all
most impatient The largest corn crop II
the history Of the United States Is threat
cncd with rot for lack oi ears for trans
portatlon purposes
pLAMF RIM ron SHORTAGES
''rhc coal tonnage Of the United States
last year was greater than that Of all
Europe The daily cry has been corn
shortage wheat shortage. coal shortage
We have reason to believe that the coal
famine and the corn rot danger are
largely due to the fact that IN 1917
the railroads uf our land proSttuted
| 0S0, 900 ears for the transportation Of
products utilized in the brewing interests
Three millions Of tons of coal used up
IN producing the poison stored IN the
booze watts of the land II requires no
special wisdom Ia ferret ont the source
Of this threatened corn rot and gigantic
fuel outrage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Candidate for Coroner.

Isaac ;. Bullock is q candidate for the
Republican nomination for coroner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Henry k. isaacs ILL.

Henry X. isaacs, attorney, IS confined
to his home by IN attack OF tons.itis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
March 16, 1880

We opened up in Wilmington and
made our first sale, you know iho
rest. Thirty-cight year of con
tlnUed and growing tradr and when
our new building - completed Wr
expect 10 have the greatest store
of its kind IN any city ~ ,ur mo
THINK OF THE CHANGES THIN
No Telephone
No Wlrclcss
No Flying Machines
No Electric TrOllcyr
No Submarines
No Automohi!es
TDdaY all ~ thcur and n lot ~
other good things all az your ssrylce
THE CLOTHING BUSINESS
has kept pacc with them aii tnd
today wc offer you 1n gp-i0-date
outftting establishment f0r men
and boys of al sizes
SPRING GOODS READY.
New Spring Suit, SO % so
New Spring Ovcrcoa's SO - az
New Spring Shirts 81 ~ 8
New Spring Ties, 2jc e. 81 ~
New Spring Hats s. - to -
New Spring Shpes. g f0tosi0
open tonight ul 40
MULLINS HOME STORF
9Th and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
I-sEp ENot-Gn FoR Army.

Last year the grain used in the brew
ing OF beer in the United States was SUI
ficient To support an army of more than
5.OO0,0O0 hard working men for one year
The sugar used amounted 10 SO 600
pounds in 1916, and the molasses worse
than wasted amounted to 1853. 133
gallons Is IL an, wonder We face star
vation in our country within the next two
years
Imagine the power for good 70 our
land and orr allies II these $50 600 ears
would have been used in the transpor-
tation Of corn. coal, wheat and other
essentials instead Of devoting them 70
cnrlchlng the brewer, pauperlzng the
people. making towards OF our sons
turning thousands insane and dehaueh-
ing the nation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

lsS u sells pumping
I~ producing 20 Jarvis - nl
per month
only part IN TN prop~-ti-s have
hprn drilled VIZ mi ne Powell and
starry .-aseE IN which nsrp trr
,till many more incafinns whicn arr
beinE constantly drilled.
The rnosf promising arreags whieh
Is daily letng drveinurri ~ irnliug
on adIarent prop~rti'- ~ 1~ver
zen touched. sucn a. - -iEn
Board 30 arrrT Watson. - arrre
Afarlamb. H2j4 acres sparks. flie
acres. 10 say nothing " l0.nss arres
~ unprOven property stretched over
- COUNTIES.
These properties lfn ~ ~ unar
holdings - such Fcii alown lnd
4uccfssful operators A. f1e ENPikE
OIL and GAS 60 Iilufrf Ifrr.
rsts. REPt RLlC OH Io oT-
DEN OIL tD OHIO Dfl. 20 ana
the CARTER OIL 'o poth -fan-
MARKET
The .mDcriana Pipe -4ne lirn
runs dir'-rtly thrnugh several ~ fnf
aii a1 d. WILLIAMS rh-h- .0t
r2r' tAEkE-
DLNIDFNU
The sfQrh ls paylrE 3 GER cf-ut inr
muntn. ser rnf fr AMMAN. lt
q earning. from r-rIurtiun
We HAVE ~EGt- RED MALL
EG4DCk DF THIS -rDCk r. WHICH
VIZ ARE oFFERI>tr tr -f fEk
SHARE WHILE T LASTS
Nrte u- flr map and sp-s al
gra~p p.ctu, af t1e Willials ..a,fs b
rIs ol t-l1s Hf tlf Bio Lkk IN h.
DIST RIG W 1t hL>TIt kl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
G. o. p. HARMONR
Continued from page

nine votes were all that was necessary
to pass either measure. It was known
also that oratorical attacks on both mea-
surcs were planned, both from among the
members and from the outside, for ID.
Clarence Gibbony of Philadelphia and
Wayne B Wheeler Of Washington were
here to speak on different phases Of the
prohibition amendment, while Senator
Mitchell and some Of his Democratic
colleagues had announced their purpose
Of attacking features Of the Defence bill,
and, while there was no desire to make
any effort TO prevent this onslaught, the
Republicans felt secure in their under
standing among themselves.
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FRu1r-HEARTs rs DELICIOUS

NJ ,lh"r Chewing i;um Xix" frhl' =
Hearts. III" original and delicious cana!
ruvrr"d fruit fla cum. iuE Il
r,rka,., today. MI .:inr"$--Jr.
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NAME DIRECTOR
WAR INDUSTRIES
n. PRICE WHITAKER OF VIC. Co
NAMED REGIONAL DIRECTOR
OF WAR INDUSTRIES
Meeting Is Scheduled for Monday 10
Organize Local Essential
Industries.

Al tho meeting OF manufacturers held
sevcrnl days ag" ut .hn Fort Henry
club. to organize III" Wheeling sub-dis.
trirt Of the war industries board The
following committee was named with
power IL act IL select 4 director for the
Wheeling district. This committee
met yesterday afternoon at III" rooms
iof tn" Wheeling Commercial association
with The following present: Gcurg"
Yo3i, al the l;tIlairc Bottle Works:
Icri Frr II tn" Central Glass Works;
". r.. Weiss. uf the Sterling. Products:
". II. Abbott III III" Whitaker t;lcSGn"r
company. and i. T.. Wright. Of TN"
Wheeling Sanitary Manufacturing COM
miIr!.
After considering 81 number IF avail
abb "anudntr% the committee named
Mr.. N Price Whitaker OF this city as
regional dircciur and arranged for an
other meeting nj the committee. to he
l."ld Ut the Fort Henry cIub at noon
M"ndny.'
ARRANGEMENTS wcrr made at rho meet
inE yesterday fur going over at 1h;
!ncrIiiIt- Monday with the n"w director.
Mr.. Whitaker. plans for the organization
"f the Industries Of tho district and de-
icrminc upon III" different rlassiica-
lions Mr.. Charles NJ. kctchUm was
delegates t. make W a diagram classify
ing the Industries Of thc cnIir" Wheel
INK Sul-d;Sirct under IN" heads uf iron
and steel. I:I;$s. clay, pottery AMI i'orc"-
lain. cu"mica!S. stamping "nG enamel
in!;. castings ana i"rSInc>. rr"k'm%
h"lS,. aud other food products. w""!.
",p"r nrd !"nri.r. u:i"""iian""u-. II
der il,'.-.. SEVERAL h"&hinC~ ia" IElnicS "i
All "a" industries "St"hlishu from SIS
irr&viln /" Si"unrnNill,. IN both sides
II Tie river. wiil b" classified.
Another diagram will ais" hc mai" IN
which will list under h" sam" 'lasSit1-
cation ali urud.iC,s manufactured h%
thcS,. iInli.;lr ir.-.
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ALBERT ESTEP WRITES
BACK FROM FRANCE
Likes the Country-French Treat the
Soldier Boys
Fine

W II Etl"p i ~ n; - "it'r
from, MS brother. ALBERT Ester. who *
in artiv.. >s,r.icr H. France. I" N'n -
feet taat H.. il in liz" h"a!h and l.k">
The country we'll. E>t"r' Ia, been IL
France Tor several tm':lih% ana "Ar'''S
to see i,c;unl lighting s""n.
The l,tt.r fellows.
"b~ar Eru'h"r
a. am ~ busy ! w'i' pen A"n /
fcw linz"
W. nr" al. .uy", III. IL" II thI"
country iu" was surprised t" So
what a uir" r!ar" rhlS l.: "r"rEth'mS
locked :; ljtil,.u,iI at arSt hmi ain u~"i
t" it now.
"Mn,,, al; huil.i.',.s, ar. 81 stru'.. rr..H
,!lr rl"urs IN ihr:n ar az st"n'.
, w. fay, 4 nice ;,ia"n /" stay. W"
are clos. I" church. just ai"GI IN" hU"-
drcd yards. and II certainly i some
church. Tm +, j.. ;' English ''l',aEiA.:
! urir,:t la hear confessions Their" iia."
rua,% ever, rl"ru'Er at 80 o'clock an@
bcI,..ui.iIriI ~ IT,. '.tvu.nS At D.. Iran;
and hrar mas rl"ri other 'iay. titt
goes one rn":niu% ana | - tn" nat
rh,.-., is :, r"irN"r: there. t"''. and nos
rit,j ami t...i.!. Hi ''rnn"N' h"ni'
Thu. rruu.. h,r.. ar mr-lly Catholic.
W.. certainty irIi =, ir!r.. iT'Ir ""min;
over here. didn't hnI. any rr"ub"
whatrNrr.
''rhr boo ~. all ir,n'S =" i"arn L"
>p.ak E'r.nrn Ii - pretty hard ~
learn
''rh,. r...rl. I".r" '"r'atmty treat ~
rin.. :. n, .tht, rI'.l cant u" "n"'iIh
fer n.. T."v h3s" rl"nty ~ E""I
,!,,,,i.., S,,r.. - IN. h.v.s 60 pre- :
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In the Candidacy

OF " K. -tlban for congress. the Re-
puhIican.. - this district arr assured
success Il, the polls. faithful anu inter
ligt11; Scritc" in office. a$ we'll AZ
fearless, advocacy al important princi'
Tlrs and iS>ucS..-Adv.
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ADMINISTRATION PPo1NTED

II =. kUrn"r was r"St. r'iay appointed
administrator - tn" element -. lNurnr:
..siatr. bond. ION; surety. y. T. Rich
ards.