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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01

fNTEHrUukN GARDEN TRACTS
2 ACRES. ALL FOR $500
ADJOINING iNTEHtHiiAN
STATION
$50 CASH AND 80 MONTHLY
HETWEEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT
Buying one Of these tracts. you posi-
lively get your moneys worth, ~
Ne defy YOU 90 nud any land IN
the vicinity 81 this addition that
can be had for anything near our
price. The coil is the very best
fret class water. very level
every convenience that the mod
ern farmer wants night at your
door.
pUGET SOUND Farms co.
COS THIRD AVE
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sia Union 81 Elliott $50
INNESTMENTS-w OFFER FIRST
mortgage bonds and preferred
high class securities. drawing 10
and So per nnnun. interest pay
able acmi annually. IN amounts
Of 500 to 81. 600.
Specially Anne hill proper
ties. For particulars call
JENKINS INVESTMENT COMPANY
30a-3i0 Mutual Lifo bldg.
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:
AND

Dandy little Overland roadster:
owner In the service. seas
1915 Meta s-rassenger dc iaxs sTeo
Saxon roadster ............ $500
TIMES SQUARE GARAGE
bIi olive Phone Elliott .03f.
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USED CAR DEPARTMENT
BIG LOTS FOR HOMES

Only n few more left: $3.50 20 1900:
easy terms. good community. fine
garden land. four blocks 10 high
and grade schools: two blocks 70
car line: good service. 3 minutes 70
Industrial center. Buy little lum-
her and build one or two rooms
part OF your permanent home plan.
save rent and you viii soon have
your property paid for. We can
help You secure your lumber.
HERBERT s. UPPER
30t Leary Bldg. Main 1885.
DODGE COUPE. WIRE WHEELS:
cord tires. It's a darling. Hurry.
bectuse she viii not last long.
$3.50.
Baby six Buick. 1917. $3.50.
Studebaker and Auburn. s-cyilnder
7passenger. They are like new
and prices unreasonRbIy low. Pri-
vately owned.
1917 Dodge roadster. two extra tires.
spot light and bumper. SITS.
USED CAR EMPORIUM
f2th and r. Pine.
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Acreage
IMPROVED KIRKLAND LAND
RUNNING WATER. HOUSE.
ii.2fD

House was built last year. about
acres in place. with a stream
through land some standing
green trees. garden was plant
- this year. but has not been
taken care ~. good young Jer-
ney row and large incubator
and broodcr stove ran be had
with place at "a very reason
able price. Terms $3.50 cash.
aud balance sc monthly Take
D. Madison car and kirkland
ferry TO Burke q farrarH
office. Inquire for Sir. Suck
ling.
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business Opportunities


RELIABLE INVESTMENT co.
T27 ScaboRrd BIDS. 18th and Pike.
GROCERY AND SOFT DRINKS
Nice little business. easily managed
and suitable for n lady: two living
rooms. Price for furniture. fix
lures and stock only $3.50.
RESTAURANT
Dandy location. clearing $3.50 month I:
good fixtures. Price only $500,
BARGAIN
Auto repair shop. in heart Of auto
mobile section. clearing $500
month after paying wages. good
service car. owner drafted and
must sell Price only $500
FOOL HALL
Cigars md soft drinks: dandy Pine
~. location; good pool tables
with heavy stock OF cigars only
$3.50 required.
4 FEW BARGAINS
8 rooms, well furnished Sale price
only 5000
rooms. clearing $40 month; close
In on Pine. $3.50 handles.
IL rooms all housekeeping; close in !,
low rent: $500 handles.
RELIABLE INVESTMENT co.
727 Scahonrd bldg.
Fourth and PIKE.
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Tuesday and Wednesday, Rhoades
scholarship exams win be held at
the University OF Washington. Sue
cessful entrants will he allowed to
enter oxford university for "A three
years course following the war. with
an annual allowance of $500.
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Warns Against Men,
Then Turns on Gas

MEN are by mature deceptive and
selfish-have nothing TO do with
them"
After writing this note to her
daughter. Mrs. Dora Laughlin. 46,
$40 Clay St. attempted suicide by
turning on gas Tuesday. She
later repcnted. struggled TO tele-
phone and called medical aid She
Is at the city hospital
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES
RIGHTLY PRICED. OFFERED ron
IMMEDIATE SALE
~, o00--South Of Woodland park: :
rooms; fun concrete base
mont. level lot. 40xl00: terms
5000 cash
81. 000-Beacon hill: half block 10
car; modern e-room cottage
fun basement: furnace heat
fireplace: terms $500
~. s00--Green Lake: ono block 20
car: rooms: fun basement.
laundry trays: nice level lot.
terms 1900 cash.
81. 500--pverlooki Green Lake
bungalow. 2 rooms and don.
fun basement: fireplace.
terms $500 each.
ROBERT MALTBY 90. zoos 2rd Az
Open Evenings Until $50
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-si-Iaw

Attorneysst-I.aw
LEoiA MAY BLiNS = WOMAN
lawyer Consultation free: conf
Dental General practice. Coilec-
iions 5if L0wman Bldg. Main
27ti
]. = -EsTAILfsHED 1887.
General practice. All cases Free
consultation. 2is Burke Bldg, 905
second ave. Main 1903.
Attorneys-Patent
FRED r.. GORf%-Pntent Attorney.
Patent secured or fee refunded
f0i Central bldg. Main $50. Free
,-~.<s~-ss~1Nts},ss~~I SS~~-~~-eS~-~.~~~~c.N-~~.
Bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LtiSDORES for Smell Bicy-
eles. sos Stewart. at Times 50
-->s ~ y ~ -
Cbsttel Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from SO 20 100 made quickly
and confidentiaiiy on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS a co.
ioes-t L 6 Smith Bldg; Ell. tse,.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTf-
eies OF value. The Reliable. soT
>>~I~EI@S~S~~.~.~~~~~~~~~>~-~~~o-~>
Dancing Schools
PROP. j. II. coRSELLs DANCING
ACADEMY. swedish club. 1929
Eighth. Don't miRs seeing him IL
you want TO learn TO dance. Phone
>S~IN~cS~oS~~~~~~~~~o~o~~~
Opticians
Edmupta. rrascr-Patcrson Co.'S bal
,-oSony- Msln 2iIts,-,o.ooo,o,-ouo.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. 1905
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Pheu-
msfism my specially. Louis
Myer. ehiropodist mechRno-thcr-
apist Phone Main 52is; day or
night
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co, 1870 FIRST ave
81 Elliott 1881
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PRIVATE RAEtTAHiTH - DtR-
eases 81 women successfully treat
ed HsrlHtered physicians. Terms
reasonable 1897 18th ave. cap
itoi HiIl car.
HERNIA PACKS ron GRAY HAIR
any shade. Switches dyed while
you wait Ladies' Improvement
shop. $40 Union.
GROWS HAIR. treats dandrnn. ec-
zernn Results ARAErEED:
ladies. gentlemen. violet ray FOR
colds. rheumatism. face massage.
shampoo. open evenings Louise
Dalton. 7i7 Eitsi iiifR Elliott zstb
LEONA COOK !. COOK rs TRYING
Go locate you. Please send your
address 20 zoo Epirr building
GOING TO CHICAGO TWO PER
sons can save money by calling
Main i73. apartment No. 20.
BELLS GOfTEH HEMEDY-HcRE
cure " used according TO dirrc-
tons z19 Liberty building
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SncrInl NniIees

WANTED DIAMONDS. oLD COLD.
OLD JEWELHY. OLD SILVER.
WATCHES. Old FftHE TEETH
IHGHisET PHfcEH PAID
RMfTU IfgWELHY co
az T.. 9. SMITH HLDr attn FLOOR
puEFEST ADDHEgH or THOMAS
penmhn. late of Seattle. urgently
requested Address Il. I. clark.
Oshkosh. wis.
DIAMONDS WATCHES on CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 202 FtKE BT.
nEV GREENE Hotel Holland. an.
at Jefferson. Conveniently located
Private phriorH Main efsi
PRACTICAL NURSE MRS Will.
aiknen. 7OtG 18th y. w Phone
ballard 1877
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FINE RANCH
OWNER MUST .ACftiFfCE

Pine RANCH
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE
IS acres first class land: over hair
bottom land acres cleared good
a-room house. barn. chicken
trees. plenty Of berries. located
on main county road. between Col
b. and Long Lake Neattie'r most
popular summer resort. close to
school with plenty of good
nrtEhborA. owner drafted. must
sacrifice at once. Price ti4o0.
$500 cash.
=. VAN ARspALE & co
Main % 1919 Third Ave.
90 ACRES. . MILES NORTHEAST
Of Nj vernon. wash. on old Clear
Lake road q or Z acres IN clover
has. rraesd-d this year. balance
In pasture. nlanhod. fenced and
serdrd q clover. good well water
s.foen house painted barn re- 10
houe. and other outhuiidlnEH: 9
head mich COWS: have milk Tick
cts for rrcomnr ndatiun. team %
good work horses. harness tAirnost
ne~b: light wagon. new pillow.
harrow and other tools. WIN take
o. teg for the complete layout or
sah0O for farm
81 g. HAYSEE. Route ..
$1,000
EASY TERMS
to-AcKE RANCH
Small house. barn and chicken
houses. part alder bottom. lies
good. all fenced. creek and spring.
$500 worth 81 cordwood: near
town and neighbofs. ready TO
9 y. pfBw.E.
tts New York Block.
o ACRES
MOSTLY CLEARED
1900: $50 CASH
city water 10 land; lies level. on
main road near Kent: telephone.
mail and milk route. near school
e. T.. pIrHi.E.
COS New York Block.
SPLENDID HOME
one fuli acre: Groom bungalow: on
paved highway: ~ miles south
city limits: 20 minutes 60 chip
yards: close 10 intNrurban. This
week for 1s.too. on terms.
DouGt.As-NoRsE co.
to7 Lcary Bldg.
GOOD TRACTS or LUGGED-orr
LAND FOR SALE Low priees.
sssy terms We viii sceep, LIB
srty bonds as first payment: pay
the balance out OF your waEea
Steady work In our camp and mill
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
Three Lakes -rssh
TO HOME nifitDEHS
lots t0xlgs: 1850. $500. 1850 each.
as cash and SIC per month; city
light and water. cheap wood. They
are cipRe 90 paved street; not far
TO car. " a sanford. West S7t
10 Farm Lands
ii-ACRE FARM: BETWEEN AND
acres cleared. good house.
rooms downstairs and upsairr:
good barn: good water on the
place: EomN bearing fruit trees.
close 70 school store and y. l..
depot and Seattle county road.
Address Box :. Maitby. wash.
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$500 DOWN

4
f-s per month for firH, class
Groom house. near two paved
streets and three car lines: ~
minutes from downtown. lot
snxttt street IN front and at
rear. fun basement. concrete
foundation: buiif-ln buffet.
large garnet. used at present
as sleeping room: bathroom
and lots Of closet space. frui,
trees Of several varieties all
bearing. A big value At s7.2o0.
$500 DOWN
fss per month for n good. double
constructed Groom house: n
blocks from two car lines and
downtown. lot ihxtiO: eight
large fruit trees: three rooms
downstairs: three rooms and
bath upstairs. hArdw God floors
downstairs. four large closets.
fun cement basement. hot
water heat An extraordinary
value at i3.500.
$1,000 DOWN
s5s per month for lovely. mod
ern 5-room bungalow on Queen
Anne hill. paved street: all
Improvements IN and paid.
hardwood floors: tiled bath
room: all modern buiif-in fea-
lures: furnace; lot t0Ns0 20 is-
foot alley. \ good buy at 1900.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE &
INVESTMENT GO.
SIS Green BID. Phone Elliott 1901
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Stocks and Bonds

WILL MY
Anglo French bonds. Liberty bonds.
zoo Pacific Electric Welder.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
1000 western Smpltlns a Power.
WILL SELL
iTg Universal HiEh Power. Special
~ Cooperative Product Co 81 90
1000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal II
1850 Black Hawk Mining Co. Special
zoe Jones Tire Co. ...s.... 30
io00I.i ncoin Idaho OH Co... is
1000 ChitinR kuHkulana ... .0TL
1000 Rcd Monarch ........ .09
b. 600 King OIL co. ...... 90 Y
1909 Alaska Homesiako Gold. 10
1000 Beacon Coal ..-...... 2b
5000 Lone star oil ...... .0Ih
MAX WINkI,EH
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Partnerx Wanted

PARTNER WANTED
Experienced lady with some cash 20
Join in some profitable business.
rooming house or restaurant. with
capable rnNn ~ experience. New
Nendorre Hotel
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MacfVER At THE FAMILY RES
idence. eog2 goth y y. oct 2. 1918.
at o'clock. Colin Nacivcr.
Friends Invited. No flowers
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Queen Anne blvd We nre building
bungalows 81 . rooms each, with
all modern and up-to-date foa-
lures. which wr viii offer FOR sale.
Plans may be seen ~ our office.
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OrcaH ~ New. modern. up.to-date
bungalow 81 rooms, ready Co oc-
cupy; lot t1xt01 20 alley with
garage and chicken coop, excel
lent car service. 81. 600. with 1900
down. hhianio So per month. In
sluuluE interest
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surbcr ave House OF rooms: bath.
FaHf electricity. furnace heat
laundry trays. lot Rori20. ready
for immediate occupancy. This be-
huy AZ $4,000. with 5000 down.
tUfFFsaf
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Junk

ALAEKk JUNK co. 1870 Prs, ave.
8. Elliott 1891.
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Special Notices

LIBERTY BONDS FOUGHT.
Spot Cash Paid.
No delays Any Denomination.
$50 500
$500 $1,000
Partly Paid Bonds Bought
out of- town orders promptly attend
ed to.
Licensed brokers.
NORTHW ESTERN STOCK e BOND
COMPANY
COL Alaska Bldg.
OLD GOLD. SILVER. TEETH. DIA-
monds wanted. Highest price paid
los Cherry St
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WILL SELL or TRADE 29-RooM
country hotel, with dining room.
or sell furniture and lease build
ing. j G. Davidson. FORMIDABLE Wn
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BEACON NIL

MERCER ISLAND
Two choice acres. fronting tho
boulevard. close 90 boat landing
at north end. An ideal close n
domestic offered for quick sale.
ROBERT MALTBY GO. 1905 3rd Az.
open Evenings Until $3.50.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSfON-5-R ROOM
bungalow: fun cement basement.
modern except heat: 5000 cash.
balance monthly 1913 Dayton ave.
FEENEY A. pETTTNGILL
Now York Block.
OWNER WILL SELL. At a BAR
gain. modern 5-room cottage, with
large lot II taken at once Phone
Main 1921.
BUNGALOW; ROOMS: HARD
wood floors: fireplace: furnnce
lot G0xiO0; $500. ohsy terms Cali
queen Anne 1856.
GROOM HOUSE. $3.50: EASY
terms. Take Rainier valley car 10
Rose st.. ono block to 1923 Wolcott
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NEW BUNGALOW
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
rooms. with bath. range: lot TX
100 good garden around. three
blocks TO car line: quick service:
$4,000; $500 cash, balance like rent
HERBERT s. UPPER
30i Leary Bldg. Main 1885.
KING AND SNOHOMISH COUNTY
RANCHES
40-S0-ncre ranch; 32D fruit trees.
part cleared: good soil; good
house; good barn: stock and tools.
Trade for Seattle. 81. 900 to 81. 600
w. s. Robson co, no 3rd Ave.
SACRIFICE
Two lots. only 10 minutes wnIlt
from Erickson's plant. for $3.50. on
easy terms.
J. J. KINDS
Opposite Lake Iiuripn Depot Mt
Riverside.
FOR SALT HOUSE. IN
quire owner 1908 Hudson st., Co
lumbia.
BUNGALOW FOR SAILS LARGE
rooms; cement Placement. modern
$4,000; $500 down. 2Si4 ". Ward st.
FOR SALE 5-ROOM MODERN
bungalow. 17iG w. card st. BAL
lard 2203.
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ii-AcRE FARM. BETWEEN AND
acres cleared. good house. 4
rooms downstairs and upsairr.
good barn. good water on the
place. EomH bearing fruit trees
close to school store and y. i.
depot and Seattle county road.
Ahhrrnn BOY 8. Malthy. Mash.
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Fog Saie-1utomobile

on October 9Th all new Man
we'll ears viii advance ~
price. THIS increase VIII
naturally affect the price OF
used MnNN
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II you are figuring on buy ing
a car now or later, take adj
vantage 81 our present pricu
and save money.
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sixth ave ~ w--iious~. rooms.
modern. corner i0sxlss. fruit.
berries. also other buildings.
ia0 per month. including interest
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
B0MBARD OFFICER
CAREY WITH STONES

Herbert z. Ferguson. Anthony Copprs
| Cornelius Dineen and John Mahoney
were each fined s. and costs by Deputy
Judge Hellings In the Municipal Ccurl
this morning on charges OF disorderly
conduct They were arrested late last
nicht by P3trolman Carey at Delaware
3'enue and dupont streets.
The officer testified that the four
young men. al under the influence Of
liquor. gathered at the corner and
were acting disorderly. Dineen. he said
had an automobile and when he started
70 operate Il. the officer warned him
that ne would have 30 arrest him II he
did as he was in no condition 10 run
a car. lie persisted in running IL and
Oflcer Carey placed him under arrest
The other three. the officer said tried
% interfere. and finally he released his
hold on Dineen and caught Ferguson.
who. he said, had "cussed" him. Three
Of the boys. he claimed, then went TO
the B. and o. Railroad tracks and start
ed 10 lombard him with stones. War
rants were secured for their arrests.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
ENGINEER PLANS TO
STRENGTHEN BRIDGE

Washington street bridge will be put
In the best possible condition. accord
ing TO plans OF County Engineer Grubb,
which call for the removal Of an the
floor beams which are not 20 per cent
good and a close inspection Of the en-
tire bridge.
The work Of placing the new flooring
on the bridge Is dependent entirely upon
the railroads, Mr.. Grubb says. The ma
terials have been purchased and now
ready for shipment just as soon as rail-
road cars can be secured.
The bridge will be painted. during
which work the true condition Of every
part Of the bridge Will be determined.
Improvements can then be made where
defects are found.
As 10 the strengthening Of the bridge.
Mr.. Grubb feels that either an arch
support underneath or a swinging sup
port from each end Of the bridge would
be necessary. Until the bridge can be
strengthened. n its condition is found
10 warrant It. traffic over the structure
should be restricted 10 20 tons. ne rec
ommends. Since the erection Of the
bridge % years ago. traffic over it has
naturally greatly increased.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
OVER 100000 MEN AND 1000
GUNS TAKEN BY ALLIES

ers taken since August q total more
than 26000, Field Marshal Halg an
nounced today. In the same period
more than 100 guns have been cap
tured
Strong German counter attacks along
the Scarpe were repulsed yesterday
evening and last night.
South OF the Somme we maintained
pressure against the enemy during the
night advancing eastward" the state
ment said.
North OF the Somme, as far as the
neighborhood Of Fontaine-Les-Crolsel-
les Ia mile and a half northeast Of Croi-
sillesl the night passed In comparative
quiet
"Astrlde the Scarpe the enemy made
strong counter attacks yesterday even
ing and last night. east and southeast
Of Boiry and In the vicinity Of Cav
relle. They were repulsed with loss TO
the enemy In heavy nghtlng'
Our advanced posts established west
OF Oppy -four miles southeast Of Nimyl
were Withdrawn slightly last night az
the result OF hostile attacks" the state
ment said.
Prisoners taken since the DIST eN-
ceed 26,OOO and over 100 guns have been
taken.
In the recent fighting south and
north Of the Somme tanks took an ac-
tive part on all possible occasions ana
rendered very valuable and gallant ser
vice. IN cooperation with the infantry
and other arms"
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
STILL HOPES THAT
SON MAY BE SAFE

Word was received last night by Mrs
William McGorley Of No. $40 Pine street
that her son Richard Coyle Hasinger
Quartermaster. third-class, L. 5. y. r. F.,
appeared on the list Of missing from
submarine chaser No. 209. which was
shelled and sunk on August -. by the
steamship Felix Taussig, IL having been
mistaken by that vessel for an enemy
submarine.
Young Hasinger was the only son Of
Mrs McGorley and was 10 years Of age
lie enlisted Palm Sunday. 1917. and was
called into active Service July p. 1911.
After his training at League Island he
was stationed on the submarine chaser
No. 200 He frequently visited his home
here in this city, and was home on
Sunday night August A for two hours,
which was the last time he was home.
Before joining tho colors young Has
niger was a machinist helper at the
Pennsylvania Railroad shops.
His mother has not given up hope that
he may have been picked up by a ship
and saved.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
GONE TWO YEARS, NOW
MUST FACE CHARGE

William T. Spear, Negro, charged in
May. 1917. with assault with intent to
commit murder on his wife. Mary +.
Spear. was arrested last evening by or
lcer Jordon. In Municipal Court. this
morning, the case was continued until
tomorrow by Deputy Judge Hellings at
the request Of Philip l.. Garrett. coun-
sci for the defendant
The assault Spear is accused of took
place in the home Of The couple. No. COS
Lincoln street, on May %. 1917. Accord
ing 10 the prosecuting witness story.
her husband brutally beat her kicked
her and otherwise mauled her. She
managed 30 escape and ran out into the
yard and over the fance. As she was
scaling the fence. Spear fired a shot at
her. she alleges. but 10 missed her.
She reported the affair to the police
the next morning, but when the officers
went TO the home Spear had left. going.
lt Is said. 10 Gaffney, South Carolina.
where he has been making his homo
until recently. But ne returned 10 this
city not very long ago and last night.
10 is said went 10 where his wife is
employed. IN Delaware avenue, near
Washington street, and again started
trouble with her, which resulted In his
capture by 0flcer Jordon.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
FIGHT TO MAKE NATION
DRY OPENS IN SENATE

tended 10 one year from passage OF bill
Sheppard. however, assured the Presi-
dent that July was the latest date that
would be accepted by the drys and as
that is ten months the President con
sented.
Immediately after Sheppard had Of
fered his substitute senator Phclan ~
California. opened his fight for Cali
fornia wine interests for more time 10
dispose Of their stocks and get their in
vestments out Of their business.
Phelan charged that Sheppard had
misrepresented the situation when he
said that the consensus Of opinion
was that July 1 next was the best
date TO make the nation dry.
The President has stated a years
time ought 10 be given" said Phelan.
"The hotel men Of the country have
asked that the time be extended TO
January 4. 1920 Tho California wine
growers were not consulted at all.
How then can July 1 represent The
consensus Of opinion?
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
BUILDERS ANSWER
CALL OF UNCLE SAM

Benjamin Van Pelt. foreman Of brick
layers on the dupont building addition
who recently enlisted in the service
has been presented with a gold mount
ed spirit level by workmen engaged
on The operation.
TWO other foromen engaged on the
operation recently enlisted. They
were Walter Hamilton. foreman Of
steam filters. and Bert McKitchen,
foreman Of plumbers.
Stewart A. Wolcott. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh E. Wolcott Of Clsymont.
has Just been commissioned a second
Lieutenant in the chemical service.
stationed at the L. s. arsenal at Edge
wood Md.
Young Wolcott is a native Of Penn
sylvania. having been born at Brad
ford. but has lived in Delaware six
years. He was in this draft and went 10
Camp Dix September 10. 1917. Before
entering the service he was with the
American Aniline and Chemical Co.. at
Claymont. on March 9. 1918. he was
transferred 10 Washington and being q
echanical engineer, he was detailed
to the Edgewood construction work
and has won his spurs through his
ability.
Evening journal., 1918-08-29
WILMINGTON BOY
ON BOAT MISSING
Conilnned from Flrsl Page.

lantlc City, y. j.
F. W. Keihn, 2 "A" Foxhall St,
Brooklyn. " Y.
Frank NJ. Patterson. Jr.. 257 Seventy
NTH street, Brooklyn.
C. G. Schroeder. Mortone. Pa.
!. J. Shehan. 22i7 Pierre St., Philadelll-
phia.
T. F. Treacy. 400 Euclid avenue,
Indianapolis, Ind
Harold POverill, Waterloo. Ia
Additional reports received at the
Navy Department contained further de-
tails Of the sinking of sub chaser 200
when il was fired on by the steamer
Felix Taussig, August q
The lookout sighted an object resem-
bling a U-boat about 200 feet from the
vessel headed toward the steamer. No
lights were showing Orders for a gen
eral alarm were given and as the sub
chaser passed the Taussig four shots
were fired from the forward gun of the
steamer. u was believed that two Of
TIE shots struck the chaser and one OF
them exploded a depth charge. Mem
bers Of the crew Of the Taussig wero
unable 10 render assistance TO the men
OF the 200 as she sank in three minutes.