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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-11
NOTICE Tn MArrn r,rn.

III WATER USERS
Slale engineer ofnce, Salt Lake
~, tan, sept ~. 1915. Notice h
l'l'Nf gwen that the Deseret Fuel
sN,,nfshI' Win ~ principal office al
salt Lake city Utah. mas mnds ~
ph,ali"n in accordance with the r.
Huli entente ~ the Compiled Laws Of
Wh' 1907, as amended by the &C.
son Laws uf Utah. 1903. isi1 ana
''l'' u" appropriate one-half ttL1 ~
r''nhd-iuot ~ water from t,.c un.
named SPRING. in fork Of spring can
49, az non county Said springs
alr situated as follows; From he
s,',,h "y,l corner Of See, rs, T,vp. IA
'"u'h' liange East Salt Lake hoe
ana meridian. No. 1 /. 90go 80, ~.
ana 1910 feet south. ana n. . i' , ~,
leel east ana $50 feet soutb Ths
water from No, I will lie cony.,,..d h.,
plt'uh' lo No. and there COM
ulthsl"l, ana from there mo 80,
"t'Nkl'u water viii be- ponyeyed A.,
,nahhel Tor distance ~ tOOo -,
1 n' mere used from January 10 10
'"lneI ilst Inclusive. 81 eacI,
i',ah az thr ,ompanys mine In The
srsI '"a' mining district for gem
'lal coal mining burmese MI.
Application II designated In a.. "'s
engineers office as M 7sHS ''sI1
protests against the granting ~ III
ssppneailon' stating the reasons ths ss
ii,Dl, must Zoe made hy AFFIDAVIT i'm an
nlsSsrte' accompanied with fsa
,,SsU. ana filed In this office S'I,h ~,
~ ~ 'sol DAYS after the completion
~ We ~ cpmnl9,lcation 81 this notice. a
La ~ AnlE' state Engineer
Data -, lltst pub. Sept. 20. 1918
81, lSis. Puph'ailon Oct
That good printIr- srs--s,-----
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-11
SINCERE GRArTTUDE.

Mrs William Bell. Logunsport. Ind.
writes. n deem II my duty 20 express
my gratitude for the good Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy did
me when, had a severe attack OF
diarrhoea three years ago. II was the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-11

The successful storage OF vegetables
Is not at all difficult. In fact good
storage facilities already exist In most
homes. Il being only necessary to make
use Of the cellar. the attic, the large
closet or other parts OF the DWELLING
depending upon tho character OF the
product 10 be stored
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-11

= Legal blanks OF every description
arranged nom the best legal forms
and brought down 10 date. A full
supply always on hand. Fifty cents a
dozen. Tho Sun
New-York tribune., 1918-10-20
Varied Programs
For Mrs. Weller

Ida Gecr Weller. mezzo-contralto, has
specially compiled for her recital work,
season Of 191819, three programmes
with a purpose, which are: Songs for
Children" "Compositions by Women"
and one from American Composers
AS an interpretative artist Mrs. Weller
ranks high, and the niche she Will be
able to fill is no obscure one. The
songs she has selected for these pro
grammes have intrinsic worth, and she
has grouped them SO as TO give an
ton. During the late spring three
artistic successes were added TO her
list. She presented a programme in
the ballroom of the William Penn
Hotel, Pittsburgh. sang with Alan B.
Davis. head OF the School of Music,
in Johnstown, Penn, and on the third
occasion appeared on j. Warren's Erb's
artists programme in the blue room
of the William Penn Hotel, when Greta
Torpadie, the Scandinavian soprano,
was guest artist. Mrs. Weilers honors
on each programme were significant
and her singing excited much favor
able comment "The Musical Courier"
said of her singing in the ballroom Of
the William Penn: "Her voice is OF vel
vety smoOthness, rich and resonant and
her range is quite unusual. Brilliant
in the upper voice and OF mellow rich
ness i'll the lower notes." 1t added:
Mrs. Weller has q gorgeous middle
register and her upper notes are of
rare beauty. Her diction is clear and
her manner ingratiating." The Johns
town, Penn, Democrat" said of her
work: "Mrs. Weller has voice of
good range and excellent beauty. In
all her work she showed fine interpre-
tation, good control, much beauty OF
tone and excellent diction' "The
Pittsburgh Dispatch comments: "Mrs
Weller has dramatic mezzo-contralto
voice, we'll controlled and revealing
with frequency in the middle part a
tone Of exceptional purity and
richness"
New-York tribune., 1918-10-20

Often It is used as sort Of camou-
nsge tc hide an Indifferent technic.
$50 and 3d." they say, "is very musi.
cal, "hoch musikalisch" In German.
and those Of Us who have been abroad
hear the term with suspicion. It gen
orally means that $50 and SO" Is some
dried up pedagogical "dodo" who knows
e Is Ds1 an M sss 15a saRs Rsrsssps sps
been Kreisler il only he had found
little time to practise. He Is apt to
talk vaguely OF Interpretation and
phras!ng and TO pass Judgment con-
fdently on the greatest artists. Then
there are the "highbrows," who In their
secret hearts generally mistY1st any
music that they really enjoy. Unless
they are sufficiently bored they fear
that the performance has not been
classical" We all know the brand;
We see them at the Boston Symphony
and the quartet concerts listening with
closed eyes and bowed heads looking
terribly troubled and oh, so tensel
We meet thcm at college. in the art
museum and in the Washington Squares
Of the world.
It may be accepted as an axiom tha.
good music should never bore. II It
does the probability is that it is not
played really "musically:" To play
llt
play interestingly; there must be
variety of mood and tone color. Then
one must play intelligibly; that is, in
such a manner that the meaning is
quite clear to the hearer.
In conclusion, / should say that the
safest guide in practising is 20 listen
carefully to ones own playing. Does
the cantilena sing? Are the passages
free from evidences Of mechanism ?
Do they sound brilliant? Is the climax
developed? Have we caught the right
mood? Is the rhythm ineligible? Is
the tone colorful? In a word, is our
playing really musical in the proper
sense? often the imagination is so
enraptured with the conception that
the student fails to realize how far
below his ideal is the actual perform
ance and he is quite pleased with his
own playing 1t is necessary therefore
constantly to keep alive the faculty Of
impersonal self-critcism.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
In The District Cont

of Third Judicial District of the
State Of Idaho, IN and for the
County ~ Ada
tioldie Il. Denuis, Plaintiff. "
Daniel G Dennis, Defendant
Summons (Gor Publication
The state ol Idaho sends greet.
ings 10 Daniel @. Dennis, the
above named defendant
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been tiledagainst you
il the District Court 81 the Third
judicial District Of the State 81
Idaho ia and for the County Of
Ada by be above named plaintiff
This action is brought to cas-
Gel. annul, set aside aud hold for
uaught the bonds II matrimony
nov existing between you and the
plaintiff, Cioldie Il. Dennis, on the
grounds IT extreme cruelty. both
mettal aud physical, and that she
be restored 10 her former uame-of
Goldie y Lash, with all the rights
Il single person.
And you are hereby directed TO
appear aud answer the said. com.
plant within twenty days OF the
service Of this summons, ii served
Within said judicial District. and
Within forty days ii served else.
where; and you are further noti.
lied tha' unless ynu so appear aud
answer said complaint within the
time herein specified. the plaintiff
will take judgment against you
as prayed IN said COMPLAINT.
Witness my hand aud the seal
III said District Court, this 18th
day Of January 1918,
seal Stephen Utter. Clerk
By Thos Z. Powell, Deputy
ID r. Miller. Attorney for the
Plaintiff, residing at Boise.
Idaho. office PSI Yates Bldg.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
NAzAnENn cnrRcm ITEMS.

The church where the revival spirit
s. On a. every aerSice rae church
where YOU are as welcome 10 yoar
working clothes AZ 81 yonr Sunday
broadcioth gith new faces az each
10 anY services last Sunday. botit
morning and evening We are glad
so rei'ari that oHr humDars are stiil
I'D the increase
be organ THAI was purchased b.
lhe committees appointed hy the
board will he delivered this week
Az there mas been much DISCUS
sion about our doctrine and faith.we
atll by permission u the edltorand
Pc ilsf ~ hta TAPER. give an outline
III aaf policy II doctrine
We Hlieye III the Trlnne COD Iii
aawerful Initiate ana glorious.
We believe u ths miracnlons con
eeptloH and virgin birth of Ieshs our
Lord
We believe IL The Yieari0us suffer
,nR death and at0nenfenl 81 Christ
"a THE cross for an mankind
NE believe thar there Is an eternal
bell cor not only the devil ana his
uRels bur FER all finally unpenitent.
and tllat there # no such thing HI
eeond probation annIhiiati1n. ar
aHraaforiai aeitYeranee
III Experience
Ne believe d conviction for Gin.
with Gedly SORROW. aud thorough re-
lgnleBce including confession and
Resfitaatioh
Ne belleYe "a q sRy-blue regcner-
alton IA witch d person Is saved
from an transgresAlOa, entirely
transformed ~ the operation III the
Holy Ghost.
We believe III the Baptism with the
Holy Gh0st,as a second definite work
af Grace. IN which the heart 81 the
believer II freed from Hll derayity
ana flilGd wifh the love III God
alone 'fhs ~ formed sanctlfication.
IN Practice
we belize III right living, square
lenlinR with an men and lii paying
1tif honest dehtg; We are strictly op-
t0sea 20 all fraud, oppression. lying.
ind deception We kindly invite
your investigation
CHARLES Es MITCHELL,
Pastor
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
IN III nIsrlillr rnInr

of ths Third judicial District 81 the
State of Idaho II ana for the COUNTY
III MIA
liatile West plaintltg IA rhomas
West defendant
Hitmmnllh for Publication
The slaie " Idaho senda Greet
lngs q Thomas West me aboy..
uamed defendant
You are hereby notified that CON.
piaipt bus been died ngainst Won IL
me pieirigt Cnari az HE Third 1ua.
@'tSa Restrict 90 tho State ~ idaho.
tu and fgr tie County Ut Ada ~ the
above named plaintift Fhts action
4 brought 70 dissolve the bonds IL
matrineny NOW existing between the
niaintiff aud Yourself upon the fal.
lowine grounds
First Wtital dceertiau ~ plaintiff
ay You fur mere than one wear next
preceding tha commencement of this
action, and
second Your failure 10 provide
plaintiff lOr more thah one Year next
prectdinE The commencement ~ this
action with the common necessities
nf life yen having che ability so 10
du an III which Is more fllN act
lortn IL the complaint on fiie Ri this
action, and which complaint II refer
red q and made D part 1T this sam.
mons
And YUu are hereby directed to aps
pfar ana answer the said complaint
eithin twenty dayA ~ the service III
hts summons II served within said
judicial District ana Within forty
dal Il seryed elsewhere; ana you
are hereby notified that unless you
10 appear and answer said complaint
si,hih the ttuis hereiu specified. the
tiaintitt sili take Judgment against
fasi rs prayed lp Said complaint
Witness my hand and ihn seal az
sala District goHrt, this 33d day 81
January 1919
tBeal stPpkpn Fttpr elork
~ q clyde Eaglesnn. Deputy
DAVIDSON Il DAWSON.
lseSidiag Al Buiae Idaho.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff aE NJ
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
Oregon short Line TraIus

Q, D. L, trains pass Meridian FOL
Nampa as follows
no Connection No II and lS, OF
main line 2,2l a. ~.
va Huntington passenger. 7.3l am
lf6 Connection No, 4. 1896 pm
l7S Connection No. s and 10, 4.26
pm.
" o. Connection No. 9, 72f pm.
q. 5 L, trains pass Meridian for
Boise as follows
No lii Connection from No. ia
and iS, 44a Il. nj.
if3 Huntington passgr, 1859 am
l7b Connection No, 4, LAT pm.
III Connection from No. G and 10
5.5a pm.
i7a Comet from No .. westhonnd
S4S pm
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
NOTICE rn rnnnIrons.

Estate 81 William a Rankin, Dec
tAscd
Notice Il herehy given BIZ the IN.
dcrsigned John u DAILY, Admtu-
istrator Of the Estate 81 Wluam al.
Rankin deceased 10 the creditors 81
end all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them With The necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first
publication OF this notice 10 the said
John u naly at his 0nice iii the
Pacific National Bank 81 liolse.
county 81 Ada, state Of Idaho. this
hcinE tho place fixed for tho tran.
artlou ot the business Of said ea-
tate
Dated January z, 1918,
JOHN u DAILY.
3G3t administrators.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


lite Meridian inasptuArm zee.
aboa eaapsa5 Cooperation Grm
tpal plae d business. MERIDIAN. N3a
9auty ldaha
Nonet hereby eagp tiat II d
meeting 81 ihe directors 81 ss,d soa
pAnY held So us S,h day II JANUARY.
iots ia assessment 81 ,sn gsuts pct
hafc lsAea apon tae ,apial
pet a lhs corporation. payable 10
thg undersigned Ssgrglary i thg oIdeg
~ ti9f wnpanS d the Ntliags 81 Nt
dis tda County tdaho aa al be.
lore tie 18th day 81 ftbrnsry lplS
and thar aey stock spon Which ISIS "a.
.sssmen, remains - a tbe ,a,l
las SIT as delinquent and III BE- ad-
geriAsd ter salc q pabhJ auction. ana
unless payment s. made before said
goek aiH b. sold 81 she Sth dan 81
March 1918. " the hour 81 ? o1toeb
, = ~ ,hs oihes 81 the rompany ii
Meridian Ada County Idaho. Is pay
the delingosHt ssses5mepi toReiher
eiih the costs q advertising anj eS-
psrss% 81 sale
Tilis the i6sh day 81 January 1915
r. e SIMS.
SECRETARY 81 TIE Meridian lndcpep.
deaf Telephone Company. Meridian
idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
w. Il. DODDS WILL SELLe

BIG CLEANUP 1UCTIoE Ar THE d ~ DIETz RANCH
4 CLEANUP or EIERITHING-- Nothing Reserredi
HAVING SOLD My RANCH WILL SELL At PUBLIC
AUCTION AT TIE PLACE, THREE FOURTHS OF 4
MILE DUE WEST OF ONWILER STATION, ON THE
McDERNloTr STUB, or THE INTERURBAN, ONE
FOURTH MILE EAST or MeELROY STATION 81
NILES NORTHWEST or MERIDIAN Ia MILES EAST
or TIE VICTORY SCHOOL HOUSE, ON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ii, 1918,
BEGINNING At ii O'CLOCK, WITH FREE LUNCH
A NOON, the following property:
TWELVE HEAD or C.tTTLE. MS POLL0Wss
Jersey Cow, yrs old fresh i'll May * Guernsey Cow
Jersey Durham Cow fresh YRS old, Jersey Cow fresh
4 2year-o old Jersey Cow fresh in MAY.
Durham Cow, yrs old, fresh March L
Jersey Cow, 3yrod fresh Mich olstel Yearng Heifer
! iclter, Coming yrs old be fresh III 60 DAYS
THIS i Good bai,H SttLt. and II Fine Condition.
: Spring Heiter Calves smos old grade Guernsey bull Calf
Two Shoats, vt 10 lbs each,
HORSES: One brown Mare coming ii WI ola vt about 15o
One dark brown Horse yrs Old coming (,
FIRM MlCHfNERT md TOOLSs
I Osborne Mower, ! Disc, Drag, ? Section,
5,tooth Cnlivator Riding Plow, Il inch,
Walking Piow, II inch One 81 i'm farm Wagon nearly new
One single buggy with shafts One light spring Wagon,
Hay Wagon and rack, sets Of Heavy Work Harness
Sip Seraper No 2 for ditch set light Driving Harness
One . # Mccormick Binder, in first class shape
About tons OF good Alfalfa and Timothy HAY III barn
soput = tons Of hs,,ass n So 1000 hs Potatoes fine,
= boxes Apples mostly Rome Beauty 1000 lbs good wheat
Simplex cream Separator 700 lbs capacity, good new
800 lbs OF Oats, gal milk cans, pals, etc
hen Turkeys good Bronze Turkey OF doz nice Chickens
SIX Rhode Island Red BOOSTERS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Dresser Round Oak
Heating Stove No. 10, Kitchen Cabinet Ice Box wash
ing Machine ! Lawn Mower, i Petaluma Incubator. ls0
capacity, Some Canned Fruit Numerous other Articles
TERMS 2 months at per Ct Usual conditions
col. 4. MASTERS SON. IEcqIoNEERS
T, II. McDERMoTT, CLERK
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
Official Time Gard OF the
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY

In Effect
Caldwell
900 to
Meridian and PM PM pm; pm
to only.
Pass Meridian for BoeGP2 7:5t
11:42 pm;
fOr and - S:O5a
0:35 PM; pm;
7:05 pm; pm; PM.
McDermott
5:32 arrive McDemot ami am;
McDermott am:
arrive OnwiLer pm
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
~itAAll. TIligRE nr EXTRA
SESSION Df i.EdsfsI lTt III

The lnlifd Staiee seaasofehip hae
lng besn settled Governor Alexander
Is usA face q aee ihe question as
to shetlief " nns ar eatra session ~
slit lesislntart ahaN ie Called The
sepernar has noe decided aud ho
says ~ eiis counsel Nltb other sd-
administrations officials There il he
fore ihs governor the reslaest 81 tAe
etNts caMnsei N defense tnat sila seR-
iAiai lte iie sailed ~ fnsrs are sewers
AT eaitFgeanes matters hr06Ght nii
II enc var csHdltipHe tlisi should be
sAflea 4'lle egat III Hn extra sea8i0n
3ns st0.N6H
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01

Taken Up-About Nov. 20, roam
bull. branded on left hip, at the j. III,
Peters ranch, , r miles west of Mer-
iidan. Owner can have same by
paying feed bill and advertising.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
PrALIc s.lLE ro-Dn IL rnE III. -t.LtER R4Ncl

PTBLiC s.fLE TO-Dly En- THE hi III TLMER RANCH
will sell ~ public auction my ranch Miles West Of Mer-
dian N Gilbert Station, ntcruban and State Highway
and one Mile North Of the Remington School House. OH
FRIDAY, FEB i 1913, Beginning at ii o'clock y,
Will Free Lunch 1T Noon, 55-TTead ST cattle-55
GotsistHg III Coffs Hcifets qAd~StccrS
TWENTY 2fear 0d Steers, 20 Head Iaaring Steers
5CoWs and eifes, Stock in Fine shape good bunch
ileadof Horses including Pair of Black Mares VT $500 lbs
Rom Horse, Yrs DID, VT 1850 Mare yrs old
tons Seed Barley Riding Plows Numerous other Articles
Terms Of Sale: mos al per Cent, Usual Conditions
t'h HafStefs SON. lncftoneerS - ~ HcDemoft, Clcrk
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
Dressing Room aids

CLEANING AND GRINDING.
! viii both clean and grind grain
Tor Toe hundred. Call and see me-
g. q. SMITH,
broadway Street, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01

christopher Anderson waa
M'nl home from American Lake d
ieA week ass haeing iaiIed u paee
tlie examination ef fi4e arafted baya
Ter eWtraHee n aftise servloe Tn
dsr iha neW classification Anderson
Naa aaeea Il elasa aua Nas order.
e'l ~ liaise lasi Monday With twelve
ntHefs f1f Hhyalrai examinations Afts
aefson Naa agate rejected s0 ne IL
iretahly immane af time N least
3fs hiitg an te aald u the credit
5Hi CHRISTOPHER he y always 6n Band
nl.an ttilea aua eanf ~ blamed III
eafaalp minor pliyaieai defecfa Room
lim OCT u aeiive service.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01

File reservoir IL fhe Arrow Isack
'iani nos contains 1850 aefs reot
q water ahieh tilh Il nearlt one
bali ~ CAPACITY Tho Deer Fiat
reservoir u filled shout two.flftha
full with Volume ~ G5.o00 aere
feet
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01

The ht lieY paniel Gorman. lnr
mef preAldenl " II loaephe cnilege
II Dubuque Iowa. " the nea Gath.
elie bislion q Hoise taking the place
naar vacant bf the death 81 Tie Rt
Res iiiahup Glorious
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01

ron Sale Zen HAMPSHIRE awes
wiil lie offered ia tho TRADERS aay
sale IN Meridian this Saturday
The Washington times., 1918-03-15
ROBBED SUCKERS
IN ORDER TO HELP
POOR, HE DECLARES

TOLEDO, March 16-The slogan that
advertising pays" received another
boom today when c. A Moody, alleged
fake electrical employer. was arrested
and admitted that he had sent notices
To confederates as follows:
IF you want TO catch any suckers
come to Toledo or Detroit These arc
the two cities where life Is easy for
the confidence man. since September ].
trimmed" 275 suckers In this nttle
burg and Detroit. and collected fIW.
The harvest Il not over yet"
Moody says he II an electrical en-
gineer and a soldier in the Canadian
army but that he deserted and returned
to this country from London 70 see his
sweetheart. who resides here.
He asserts the swindling idea o1me
to him when he found himself penniless
In Toledo.
II disposed Of this money TO good
advantage though" he continued, by
purchasing clothing for unfortunfN Ne
little newsboys I found on the streeA'
Of this city and Detroit, besides dis
tributng large amounts Of food. cloth
ing and coal among poor families In
many cases I also paid the rent II
gave me much pleasure to rob the
suckers and do good among the poor
unfortunate people"
The Washington times., 1918-03-15
Is WilhelmStraSse an
Angel for Craps and
Poker Sharps Here?

NEW YORK. March 15.-Have
German spies in New York been
shooting craps with the funds OF
wilhelmstrasse?
Or have these spies been using
the chemin de fer table and the
poker club as a means of entrap-
ping the persons from whom they
were endeavoring to get informa-
ton?
A hint that something OF this
sort has occurred was found in
an announcement yesterday after
noon by District Attorney Swami
that detectives from his office, in
q raid on a gambling room, had
unearthed important facts about
the activities OF spies. Mr.. Swami
said the facts are so important
that not even the address OF the
gambling house could be made
known until the Federal authori-
ties had examined the material
seized, which will be turned over
to them this morning.
1--WE feel" said Mr.. Swami,
"that the matters will be OF In
terest to the Federal Government.
All 1 can say is that we have OBJ
tanned some facts about spies"
The raid was one of two made
yesterday under the district at
torney's direction
The Washington times., 1918-03-15
MUNICIPAL POULTRY
FARM SUCCESSFUL

A municipal poultry farm-the arst
In England-establishe In Bradford,
England, last May, promises to be q
profitable enterprise, according to q
report OF United States Consul Au-
gustus z. Ingram. Seventy thousand
eggs per annum are needed to meet
the demand of the medical institutions
maintained by the municipality.
The farm Is situated in the grounds
OF the Bierley Hall Sanatorium for
Consumptives and has fifty chicken
houses built on the latest approved
plans. There are 800 birds, and It Is
believed the production will reach
$4,000 eggs per annum-
The farm buildings includs incu-
bators, food stores (where food Is
hoisted in by q crane and runs down
from the store by galvanized iron
chutes to each bin in the mixing
house below, and an egg house,
where there are nine tanks for the
storage OF $4,000 eggs. The presery-
ative used Is water glass.
The Washington times., 1918-03-15
8-YEAR-OLD BOY
HELPS HIMSELF TO
3-yEAR-OLD SISTER

NEW YORK, March 15.-'Toughy'
Tom. the Terror of Cherry Hill, aged
eight, was before the stern Judge on
a charge of abduction. Exhibit A, in
the person of three-year-old Alice
O'Hare, faxen-haired and chubby, sat
on q table and wriggled her fat
fingers as she cast alluring glances
at the prisoner.
Tom and Alice disappeared and
were found, twenty-four hours later,
cuddfed up in each others arms in
Toms cave.
why did you do this7" asked the
Judge in q harsh voice.
-Aw, done 1t cause me mudder
Ii stingy," replied Toughy.
'Uh-huh, but just what do you
mean by that?' he was asked.
Jaw, I asst her to gimme a little sis
and she said on account OF the war
there weren't any more little girls to
be given away, 80 I just swiped this
kidlet for my sis," he said as he cast
O furtive glance at Alice's mother.
where Is your father?" asked the
court.
Hes over there" said the would
be abductor in the sing-song tune.
Courts are only human and the
Judge could conceal his mirth no
longer. The sentence OF this court
is that for the period OF one year you
shall spend an hour each day In the
company OF this little girl"
And the mothers OF Exhibit A and
Tom the Terror smiled In approval as
they led their offspring from the
court
The Washington times., 1918-03-15
WALKS IN SLEEP,
GETS into HOTEL,
FALLS TO DEATH

Los ANGELES, March 15.-walter
Stearns, >of this city. has been a SOM
nambulist since he could walk He
has often had amusing and thrilling
stories to tell his friends as to what
a man sees and does while walking
in his sleep and had been in fear
lest one OF his escapades finally prove
fatal.
Stearns tried locking himself in at
night and hiding the key, but It did
no good. He found the key in his
sleep as readily as though he had left
it in the door. and would awake to
find himself on the streets, not infre-
quently some blocks from homo.
In the early dawn this morning 9
crash was heard in the dining room
of Stearns' hotel and the night clerk
upon investigating. found the life
less body of Stearns where It had
crashed through the skylight from
the third floor.