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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01
Meridian COmmissary
NorIcn 10 CREDITORS.

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate uf Edwin Fernandez Jones,
dCgeas0d
Notice Is hereby given by tho un-
dersiEued, Archie Landon Belts and
COY Franklin sandy, Executors, OF
the estate IL Edwin Fernandez
lOnes. deceased. 10 the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
y thin four months after the first
publication of this notice. to- the said
Archie t.andon Belts and 10y Frank
tia sandy, executors. or 70 their at
torney, 5. y. Blaine, az his office in
Iiulae city, County of Ada. State OF
idaho. this being the place fixed for
the transaction OF the business OF
said estate,
Dated January 81. tsis,
ARCHIE t.AND0N BELTS.
10y FRANKLIN SANDY.
Executors Of the Estate nf Edwin
Fernandez Jones, deceased Sa-S,
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate of Henry y Matter, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersiKned administrator OF the Es---
tase of Henry e Matter. deceased. 10
the creditors OF aud all persons hav-
lug claims against the said deceased
% exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after
the first publication OF this notice,
% the said administrator az his Of
lice 3zi.322 ldsho Building. Boise,
Ada County. Idaho, this being the
place fixed for the transaction oil
the business OF said estate.
Dated December 81, 1917.
WILLIAM G, DUNBAR,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Hem
ry r. Matter. Deceased
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Saturday Only Sale

Match the paper for our weekly sos
u VIII save ypu dollars and cents
lbs 30 Coffee. sos. ,.,.., sec
large packages Quaker Oats
sos Observation-Disclosures, Sl.00
70 Tbs good Onions. sos ,. 30
Z cans No 1 Van Camp Pork and
beams. SOS .,s,.,,. ,.t., So
Mems high Top Double Sole
Shoe, regular seas. SOS 4,75
deu's Dress Shoe, regular s
SOS Observation-Disclosures. 4,5O
Potatoes per cWt SOS 1890, LIS
packEs Poultry suice. reg Sec
sos ..s,.,,.. 25C
| pail Security Calf Meal, res
&2S0, SOS ,..,...@.t#s, LIE
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cob AltRsTERs A SONS
SALE DATES 10 FEB, 10Th.

Feb n a timer
Fen I'd Meridian Traders Day Sale
Feb Z Mrs i,rnwu,
Feb 5th Crane tKunal
fGbt 6th, llohaunon a nodda
Feb I, al Grandytew
Feb sth u 4 Jordy
Feb 9th Boise Traders bay Sale
teh. nth. q N nietz.
Feb l4th. Harry DuoroCk
tah 18th. MIR White,
Feb 18th McCaillster, Eagle
Fen Goth J. II Elohbs
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All are cordially invited 70 come
Charles H. Mitchell pastor.
earl MysinRer, s. y SUIT
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wanted Girl for general house
work on ranch Cali Mrs Clyde
simpson phone saT Meridian
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Mrs $ Mr. Burns and Mrs II r..
Neal were visitors az the home 81
Mrs WI J Preston ~ Boise Thurs
lay.
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Charles Yoas has sold his residence
n the south part Of town 20 Homer
0ieman eh0 has moved from his
tarm northwest Of Meridian % the
dnec
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hayr rtasiee from sHaif Portland
skisil
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Note from Dr.. II q. Cook.
FOR SAFE.

MONEY TO LOAN Amy amount.
and per cent
THE TATE AGENCY,
222 Soma Bldg. Boise, Idaho. Phone
2106-J
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Meridian Commissary

MAT To BANk BUILDING. oN
BROADWAY sTRRET. MERIDIAN.
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w WILLIAM itoWrF Il bHtidfag 4 nHs
ridenec AZ his Rroperty ii che sesi
ieAfi ~ fuNn
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fsArn tt sir ami Mrs isrlt9 Grnps4
hers a MERIDIAN Ann gisih 4 gifl
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HsIa,a
idAsxle,
tsnAAassa
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
easrs aa sale this Saturday
lsan4 forget fhe Tf86efA day safe
HstinsN Hvnthefs sold nice cha-
alet sas this Krsk 81 FsaHk Taylor
iissfn. ID sip ann Mrs Fritz Grnos4
heNs Il MeFAdian lHn 2iih girl
Ght AL offered aF llie Nlofei9aa
salc y Wednesday aroeEhs SUI Ter tile
RHa gsass
afs Morris @na aspt Mis- Ilbggn
hAye rstaFns9 from siIaif Portland
isii
WILLIAM HoWrs Il hHiidiag 4 nss
rsldenee Al his frogefty ii this aest
isari 81 tnNn
Af aHa Mrs Il. X fecf hate n.
tmfNed from an extended Visit allh
thasf iaAshier " peer Flat
"a Parker who waA IA lsolse
friday visiting hia Nife Wila u Ia 4
hospital Says she u much improved
Al Il. HagefA h III liaHhhafgeF.
ama ] i Mcfarland. we're Ia Boise
shs Lars of The werk serving III
i0rors
Warren CLARK moved thla week
from The sgrnina ranch 2ls miles
nrsi ~ Meridian, % q place three
mlies eesi ~ kuna
George 4 ilapston af Caodine has
psYfhHaEd inc improved 20.aere
raHeh II AZ n 1ietz located north ii
Meridian MI flpuatan vii take pos
session March IN
Nest Sunday She u Isl "A win be
ibe eHosis A. the n Il church.at me
u9rniHg aaryife and there VIII Sc
1nttin patior
Tine Ladies MA wan meet nest
"Wednesday afternoon, Feb eth il
Afe M u Johns Ia Meridian The
asaiRsisg hGafesaeH viii bes Airs Fens
ien Mrs AFihaf Garrett and Mrs.
llaRta
Nrs q u Hunt has returned from
an extended visit With friends III
Drawer Colo NJ Hunt, Wh0 Ii en-.
elaged as 4 tfaFeiinE a8leHniea, start
81 ~ enc Of his selling tripa few
daFe ako,
Af and Au ! N. Anderson have
fsfelxed Wprd III the engagement IN
. relative Mr. Mich VlileneaYe. the
aeli knnam Statesman artiat t0 Miss
Catherine Mcnamara. 1T boise. The
Nsddine viii take place early 10 Feli-
ftArf
rnos 4 Timer has big sale Is.
Ae9 Friaa ~ssmes his ranch miles
Aest ~ Meridian On the internrhap
wad stats HlRhwpys and "a settling
fhoite ipt ID 40 CONS. helfers. and
steers 4 horses seed barley ridlnp
RstkMas ttG
Inale lsuahy haa filed suit for al
RaFcs from Hen i.nahy III the diatFici
eoHFs Ill toiae They we're married
III Armstrong M0 nee 2s. 1899
the plslntltf asks tot decree "
dls9Fee and thr restoration uf boz
maiden name ~ tasiV shiyeiey
Attention q called Is tEA publt
sair If III nohRnnuh aud " A
iedda "a Hr held ~ this raneb d hal
aiie West III Post station. on thp ia
terurbaR and 4 ~ miles west 81 Maf
a3an Wednesday Feh stats an
htaa m good cattle sin he aold
ar and Mrs bate Hedges are "a
pAseted tp arrive ia Meridian soon
They are IN their WAY home iron
l0ng Beach. Calf ana have atoppe
IN thetr Way ii American Lake Mn
fa visit brother Harley Hedges
ne II % ths army eautonmeu
tbeFe
MFs II d MeCali ANA son Ge0rg
III Mccall are visiting her an Ia
gkfata 10 Mf ana Mrs n N flash
saFaeF Ara Mccall u thr m0the
~ Sits HashharEaF ana they az
antpak ghF early svtlers 81 the vi
@age Va The share 81 big payettp lax
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WANTED, FOR sale, ere

WANTED Young man wants place
10 work. on farm. dairy or ranch See
X. Fl. Hill. or phone to Times office.
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Mrs. VIII il, Baker Of Powell. Wye.
arrived last evening Tor visit with
.hcF brother John r Baird This IL
her firat visit 10 idaho. and she IL
fayarablg impressed with our won
8erlul climate
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FOR saLE--BY OWNER.

Light housekeeping rooms free to
couple without children. Phone
433 Meridian.
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MBtineN BROTHERS sold 4 niee Nhe
9iel sas tliis eeek 81 Funk Taylor
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AR and Mrs bats Hedges are ex.
taesed tp arrive ~ Meridian soon.
rhey are IN their WAY homie from
l.0ng Beach, Calf ana have stopped.
in thett Way al American Lake, Wn'
10 Visit brother Harley Hedges.
hp ~ iM ths army eautonment
tbeFe
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FARM MACHINERY; Good wagon
and hay rack. mower, hay rake, pillow
5-tooth cultiyator tuewl, grindstone,
Simplex Cream Separator No T. set
chain Harness, shovels, forks and
hay knives.
Majestic Range, nearly new; How
ard Heater, new, coal oil cook stove ;
bed room set. iron bedsteads: fold
ing bed; Kitchen cabinet; tables,
chairs, other articles too numerous
60 mention,
Sale begins at IL o'clock.
Free Lunch at Noon
Terms OF Sale; All sums of $40 and
under cash On sums over $40 a
credit OF 5 mos. time at per cent
interest. If paid when due; il not
paid when due 1 : per ct from date of
sale, per cent of for cash ON sums
over $40, Purchaser giving good
bankahle note
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Af alsd slrs II v beei hate ~
tmfN from An extended Visit viii
thaif ilaashstr " peer Flat
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% smother talumu II the ia az IN
lAists sh0 adgerttssa elesp,up
sale af WI bis farm property. II the
faneh mile due west 0f OnNilef
un MrlAcrm0tt stnh, ON Monday Feh
ith ilt sin sell horses. COWS,
pAehlne9 snd household good .
pnpB iaii "a ~ there
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AtteAtian A rAtted Is lha public
sale uf III Bohhnnoh aud VI AL
iIeddA a Hr held a. this ranch half
aiie west ~ Post station. on ttp rs.
terHrean and y miles west 81 Maf
A4an Wednesday Feb 8 Ststy ono
htaa IN good cattle sin he aolh
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NTt Il Met'alI ana son Cleorge
III Mclail arr visiting her aR the
asssta ~ Me- auA Mrs n N flash
laFatF Ars Mccall u the mother
~ Mra tiashbarEer ana they are
antphk the early sellers 81 the wiz
ags Va the share 81 big Payettv lake
that noa tears thrir name.
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MOTT G Il
BOOTS AND SHOES

NJ arr azents Tor the weli.knoWn
Peters shess. and buckingham a
iir.ht HRbher t,osds, and now have
aad display q kgNE LINE uF MEMS,
MISSES ANn tHGInRENts SHOES
tN9 RUNNERS
Come and SO cur Line, It Costs
tsW N9shlax
uasut " SfsGO Milk and Win sell Il
y hiie Il lasts
Two CANS I0R g9s.-
Also the tnliaa Ing white stuck on
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-02-01

"a Parker Who was ia f80iAe
HnaAy, visiting lia Wife vino II Ia 4
HOSPITAL sass alse Y much improved.
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ar aud VIII Join wifh Carpenter
Davidson iii his shipment ID Coos
Hay MI Dietz may defide % la-
ette ont there
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Taken ~ About Nov. 30. roam
bull branded on lett hip. at the J H.
Peters ranch y miles vest of Mef.
ildan owner can have same BY
paving feed bill and advertising
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tHrssil
fAssgslwA
~
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES

fNaers ias sale this Saturday
lsn forget tlis Traders day safe
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InRle Luahy haa filed suit for al
wore. from Hen t.nahy III the district
e0Ngs III iioiae They we're married
III Armstrong M0. nee 2s. 1892
the plsinnfi asks TOT decree 90
dlyafee and the restoration of her
maiden nAme ~ tasip shiyeiey
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Il. HagefA Il II t8ahhargeF
atia ] i MeEaFlnnd. were sn Boia,
she laet ~ the Werk serving IL
tNFnrs
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Il I 1oINH L
CO.. Marsters C Son. iactioneerS r. H. McDemott Clerk
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slrs q u Huui has returned from
an extended visit With friends In
uMyer Colo NJ Hunt, whO IL en-.
played rs 1 tfaFeiing aalesniea, start
ea ~ enc Of his selling trips i teW
dage #ko
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the Ladies Aid wan meet next
"Wednesday afternoon Feb eth il
Mis- M u Johns Ia Meridian The
Assisting h0aiesaeH viii aes MFa Pom
Ten Mrs Arihar Garrett. ana Mrs.
tiaRt
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Aest sunday 4he "a W A Win be
zoe sHpsis A. ihs n II chureb.at The
spefial masis inf the occasion Rev
A. QnAsin pastor
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Warren Clark moved this week
from the slsfiina ranch e miles
argt ~ Meridian % place three
HlieN aest - Kuna
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Nnua Timer has big sale 10.
Nal Friaa~ssmet his ranch miles
sesl N Meridian on the lnterurhan
wad stats HighWay aud q settling
4 eh0ies ipt et d CONS, helfers. and
STEERS horses seed barley riding
glaNa rte
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Ar and Mr. ! N Anderson have
tefalyed wprd III the engagement IN
i relative Mt Mich VliieueaYe. the
Aell'hunAn Statesman artist To Miss
Gathering Mcnamara. II boise The
wedding sill takE place early ~ Feh-
ftAf
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George /. llaNst0n 0f Goodine has
pHffhaaed inc improved 20saefe
raHeh II n pietz igeatsd north AZ
Meridian Nh flnuatan viii take pos.
session March tst
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fact mty support the presumption ly accepted sense Although ably as- sisted by counsel in this case con- sel are unable to produce, and act of any legislative body in the United word use and word construction belongs in q class with this act. It Is fairly being alone, though in a multitude. In order to get a starting point l will begin with the word employ mcnt." Webster defines employment to mean "The act of employing or using; also, the state of being employed" Prior to the enactment of the ltatUte the word "employment' hal A plain and definite meaning. Short Vs. Bal- lion, Beck and Champion Mining com pany, 10 l.. R. A. GOA. Our LesiSla- turc, not satisfied with the usa If this word in it's usual sense, says that it shall be construed as the performance of labor or service for any individual, partnership, association or corporation, whether the person performing such labor or services be a member of such partnership or association of stock holders or officer of such corporation or not" It will be noted that this is not an additional meaning given to the
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word employment, but it is positive mandate to all how the word shall be construed" This is important, for 1t goes to the very groundwork of the rsct. In the case above cited the Supreme Court of Utah held that a Workingman who sued his employer for services for overtime performed under the statute providing that "The period of employment of Workingmen in all underground mines or work ings shall be eight (S) hours per day except in cases of emergency where life or property is in imminent dan ger" could not recover, for, under the plain and definite meaning of em- ployment both employer and employee were criminally liable where the cm- pIoyce performed more than the eight hours service and the employer per mitted the service to be performed. Discussing the question tEc Court says:
 The penal provision of the statute applies and was intended to apply not to the employer alone but to any person who shall violate its provisions. The language of the act does not au- thorizc an inference chat it was in- tended by it to confer any right upon the employee to work more than eight hour a day and relieve him from and criminal responsibility thereof. Such
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an inference is clearly repclled by the express provisions of the act making any person liable who violates any of its provisions"
 The Court considered the act know ing that the word employment used therein had a well recognized and definite meaning As the Court well said, The penal provision was aimed at the employer and to (aD any per son who shall violate its provisions" "
 (Continued tomorrow
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buNNELl'S DECISION FINDS THE EIGHT
 HOUR LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL

held for the purpose of electing the members of the next Legislature, the question whether or not they are in favor of a general eight hour day of al wage earners and salary earners in the Territory of Alaska" and in sec tion ,, There shall be printed on each ballot provided for such election, in large type;:
 For a general eight-hour law
 Against a general eight-hou law"
 Section provides for canvassing the vote and transmitting the result thereof to the next U91T succeeding Legislature.
 Section 1 provides; Tn the event the certificate of the canvassing board shall show a majority of the electors have declared in favor of a general eight-hour day, the aforesaid next succeeding Legislature shall pass such acts as may be necessary to cause such expression of the wishes of the electors to become effective" A large ma ajority of the electors expressed themselves in favor of "A general eighth law" and the act in ques- tion can therefore be presumed to have been passed by the 1917 legislature in an effort to carry out the directions off 1,.a regard to the fact that a majority of tho electors had so expressed them 1 selves. The term used "a general eight hour day" in section 1. and "a general eight-hour law in section 2 were probably intended to be synon- ] ymous and to refer to hours of labor
 It is conceded that the Organic act for the Territory of AlGslta approved 1 August 24, 1912. (37 Stat at Large, ! 512) contains no provisions, through l the initiative, for obtaining an cx- pression of the electors of the Ter ritory concerning proposed legislation, so it is apparent that a wholly unua- thorized act of the Territorial Legisla- ture of 1915 to ascertain by ballot the views of the electors was not bind ing4 upon the next succeeding Legisla- ture and should not be presumed to bind the Courts. R. C. l.. pages Al and 45, and cases cited. When q Legislature thus attempts to act entirely beyond the scope of the Or ganic Act or Constitution which gives it life, there is at least suspicion that it was actuated by some undis- closed motive.
 See Lochncr vs. New York, l9S L. s. pages GO, 62.
 It is as much the duty of the Ter ritorial Legislature to recognize the Constitution of the United States and the Organic Act for the Territory in making laws as it is the duty of the Courts to accept them as their rule and guide in passing upon the valid ity of a statute. So, the act in ques- ton derives no element of validity from the fact that a majority of the electors of the Territory voted For a general eight-hour law"
 It is elementary that the language used by legislative bodies in employ ing their ideas into laws should be clear, unequivocal and free from am- biguity. Everyone is presumed to know the law, and, in order that the
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FRESH DAIRY ICE CREAM

Ice cream made from fresh dairy cream daily at the Arctic Bakery and Candy store.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-17
BATTLE PROCEEDING FURIOUSLY WITH AMERICANS
HELPING FRENCH HOLD LINE SOUTH OF THE MARINE
APPEAL FOR MORE WORKERS
To AID JEWISH FUND DRIVE
Chairman Appeals for Aid

There three millions of people of the Jewish faith the
different
world have been driven from their homes leaving everything
behind hem wander aimssy destitute
necessities of M who lack Of black bread to
Added this of
to helping surely
w q aid.
the humanity we of the
entire public Of the city of Perth Amboy
In the
the different branches need
backing
of Y. A. K. c.,
O something
the question
welding
ereds and Of this sorOus country Of into single
united more homogeneous truer American nation:
help the of Uncle
Perth Amboy the Pacemakng City has over the Top" in
undertaking will
IDR SILK
General Chairman American Jewish Relief
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-17

with the third day of the great
Jewish war relief and welfare fund
now underway, results of the drive
to raise the allotment of $4,000 are
fast coming in.
1t is impossible to give the amount
obtained yesterday, as IL had not all
been counted as yet.
The workers who have gone into
the drive are very enthusiastic over
the outcome, and are doing all in their
power to more than raise the amount
allotted to the city. The committee
are at work and are reporting good
results.
Although great interest is being
taken In the drive on the part Of those
who have already enlisted their serY-
ices, q plea is made for more workers
for street duty, house-to-house can
vass and In any way they can be
made useful. In order TO raise the
quota, much soliciting will have to be
who can, do his or her part for those
who are at the front or in the strick-
en- countries.
An open appeal for funds is .sched-
uled 10 be held tonight at the corner
Of State street and New Brunswick
avenue, near the war saving stamp
booth. Harry s. Medinets was an
nounced this morning as the speaker
for this occasion. During the appeal
the solicitors will go through the
crowd collecting their contributions.
Eight members of the local battal-
ion OF the state militia reserve will
accompany the girls tonight and will
solicit on the trollev cars arriving and
leaving the city. It is expected thai
much money will be collected in this
way.
lieutenant ]. L. senter. who has
seen active service and has been twice
wounded, is aiding the girls who are
collecting for the fund. Lieutenant
Senter has been very successful with
his plea for the sufferers and the men
in the trenches.
Albert Leon. with a group of work
ers, visited the Strand theatre last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-17
CITY WILL CELEBRATE
2OO7H ANNIVERSARY
DURING PRESENT YEAR
FIND YOUTHS BODY
AT SEWAREN BEACH

The manner in which young Stahl
was drowned remains undetermined
as there were no marks evident to
indicate that he had in any way in
jured himself. No one heard an out
cry on Monday when the youth was
In the water, nor was any notice
taken of him until Monday night
when his clothing was found in the
bathhouse. Then q general alarm
was given and the search for the body
was instituted yesterday and contin-
ued this morning.
Stahl left his home early Monday
morning with the expressed intention
of going to Asbury Park for a vaca-
ton. He was included in the next
draft allotment to be sent from the
fourth Middlesex district and 1t Is
supposed that he was going to take
q short vacation before being induct-
ed into the National Army.
How or why he changed his plans
about going to the shore is not
known, but he came to the Sewaren
beach at 10 o'clock in the morning
and hired O bathhouse. That was
the last seen OF him.