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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

This Ia doubtful day according n -,
roIogy. Uranus the sun And Venus "'
all sdysrte. while Mercury Is iriebdy D..
tuder this rule women are belo''0 ~
he Al disadvsutaRe a. the siat sen Nv
indicaie uncertainty, change ard rs'Vs'''
whore their interests are concerned nj,
IL is most unmfky rule fOr love ''i','a
but they will multiply a. tho sprins a.
Vaurss. Scandals that touch the eAa'''
a. well ss the humble are Indicated. A.,
Tho secrrs lay stress on ihe dshs"
uif~TirC Or even thinking evil, a. NO.. Ins "'
sfr stars Er- held 10 encourage mlsteP''
sentauon pud treaehEy, -. II,
Wurt tu.r I.. Of judgment enus
peace. u Is prophssied that The menlal ~.
crs will be 80 quitkened ihat gereePl' /
will he extraordinarily kssu Iht
ualr thought reAdinE easy and WI
wrong conceptions % he very dangetoW
This IL not lucky day for aTlauon ''
artillery sctiviu~ II
Great battles are prosaos,ieated IN ,
methods ot war viii undergo changes " ~
prophssisd a..
Again there appears to he an urirls'n.a,..'
srd suhily autaFonistic Influence de'e.ol
ing IN the East The Pacific coast ron''
under a sway makirr for tensauonHI even
White startling incidents will mstE
dsy for nov on In the history oi ihr,
vherc Amefieans are Concerned to''A' ..
politicai conditions will reflcct the f'i'a
occurrences that will he REQ
ro-sors whose birthdsie % 70 hs''
prrrnostirstion ~ hnsy and surr,tN D.
war. bur- thsl may sustalh dlsNppoh'"''
or sorrcw 10 the family Oh.
children horn on this day aft hNrY p.
Ne rlaEaI spa industrious These anht
Of ksSS-sho have Mars a. their pfnrlp'.
rull4spt< <isnet should be 'csrfful Of ih"i
son anet with the o2poaile tsH.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Hunting a Husband
BY Mary Douglas

The comedy n such n is-was
not played out this afternoon
was caught by my own drama
COMEDY tragedy. whatever 70 ls IN
be For George Arnold came swing
iug down the dock
Tho color swept over me as I
watched him como stridtng along.
such n msn--strong, Vlrtle. Power
ful The sunlight touched his ruf-
fled hair. II laid finger on his
deep-cleft features Hc was an ugly
handsome man. So said 10 my
self
Then into tho puelt mn-lit after
noon, camo another element Little
Anne had slipped of Ne dock Into
the watcr-i6 feet below. In a
flash. II seemed little more. George
Arnold had thrown OF hls coat Ito
dived into the water We watched
hreathless There was no sound
Then he appeared with Ammo In his
arms
Cousin John took her from him
II had been noihint A child gIinped
suddenly into tho water There were
two men here Pyt the third man
George Arnold h8d Naped without
thought
lie shook or tho water
Would YOU take these Nttsu
Lance he said llc held out a RON
NJ hills and his watch. So ven,
Vith him 10 the house could NOT
keep the admiration out OF my owes
n was so like him, go quick. so
ready
"Awfully nice ~ YOU ~ come mo,
he said Would you waIt fnr me o
1 won't be long
There was something almost hcv.
ish IN his question n made mo gcsf
Older than he Though hc must hc
% Is At least.
Now he likes mo tie has shown
a. And I admire him Since rln,
he IL the only man have over
tclt this way about
! see a long path of shining rar-
piness ahead. IT, 80
The drama ls stII to o., plyod
loWgrruw Aboard na Hla Iar
iNonrnFs' iols bl Oao-rs Wattrs-v N.sn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Men Who Came Back

N
except Americans may
volunteer
/ BY SERGT. HAROLD BALDWIN
/ (lst Division, Canadian Expedition.
/ ary forces. who tells OF his expert
/ encep In Holding the Line, A. G.
] MacClurg & Coz
! Boys, you are going TO try 10 take
| Redoubt r, what VIC have of lt We
will shell their first Inc haitian hour
and then will NJ, and play on their
second line while they arc doing
| this YOU will 30 over There's a lot
back, hut the job must be done and
| know you will do it,
Moments for reflection were few.
We swung out ot the orchard on To
the road by that corner or he'll we
trudgcd silently, every man busy
With his own thoughts. At last We
turned up She death trap TO our left.
on the famous u road.
Al this time we were sighted hy
tho Huns, and treated 20 usillade
~ machine guns and rifle fire We
Wcrc now almost To shelter and the
men made their way as only men un-
dor fire can To tho safety ot a we'll
ANIlFlI lfiFt IT flli IT, y NllNi' l'nA HllA
then on again, this time up shallow
communication trench and then out
behind "A low-lylnE pRrapct
Here We waited I'm silence for the
word Apparently calm and lndif-
torent yet filled with a fear. We lis
tened for tho word.
"Ovcr and at them, and the next
thing I remember ! was pmnglng
through the mud OF No Mans Land.
on each side Of me men we're falling,
cursinc, praying and gasping. but un-
scathcd went on two things ming
ling Queerly In my head. one was
tho words OF a doggercl song we had
learned on tho march and tho other
was duh wonder why ! was not
Killed
After an eternity" of plunging
forward We. a pItiful few, reached
our objective the Huns hurriedly
leaving that is those Of them who
had not Joined their comrades I'm hell
sun our work was not yet done The
ground had been won, but To take Il
Is ono thing ard TO hold it another,
and with all our officers gone and
sixty per cent of our men, we had
to consolidate
Just as seized n hand hag FUN Of
earth to place In front Of me, felt
a singing smack on my ankle as
though ! had been kicked I turned
to curse the man who. thought, had
kicked me and then I fell over with
n scream OF pain. Ny left foot was
smashed completely by a soft-noscd
bullet
| had merely commenced 10 feel
the sting Of the pain when the Huns
rushed us again and II was hand To
hand Bavarian lunged toward mo
with rife dubbed. | closai my eyes
as / was utterly helpless and waited
for my skull 20 be smashed Tho
blow did not fall | opened my eyes
In time 10 see our sergeant major
plunge his hayonet through the Ba-
tarilns neck Down fopped the
Hun on an fours When the pain ~
my wound " ould suhside and ! could
doe away FOR n few minutes and then
waken with a shudder.' ssI thought
tho dead Hun was moving his face
closer and closer toward mine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

The man VINO suggested that The
celebration Of the Fourth Of July
should be omitted this year must
have had a peculiar notion of pRtri-
otHm. N-Wo can afford TO burn les,
powder and Tot he boys IN the
trenches have more Of It 10 shoot
Germans with but nothing sho I'D
he permitted 10 allow the folks a,
home to forget she glorie- OF the
stbr spnnElcd Banner. nor 20 lose
tisht Of the way oar torehth.rs
fouFht for the same idea We are row
carrying intc Europe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Thc Little Drama.
CHAPTER LNNNII

CHAPTER LNNNItI
We were all down on tho DOCK
Cousin John and Mrs Nshhy we're
fishing She seemed aS gay. AS i'm
perturhahlc as ever Yet / know
And between MS there Is a deeper
bond ~ understanding, confidence
Little Anne was sitting on the
edgo ~ thr platform swinging her
legs. but had no eyes Tor any
thing hut Winthrop Carter and Mar
got
Winthrop Carter tho pennless
heiress hunter And MRrEot, PEN
niless, too But with her beauty as
a great stake for fortune And these
two are tn love I saw a. Too. |
saw they were struggling against II.
For they--cach one ~ them must
marry money. And here they had
been caught uuRwarcS by the chubby
god
what would be- tho nutcomo7 |
could only wonder ! saw NarEots =
flcetlng look from sea green eyes
And winthrop Carter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Oklahoma Outbursts

lbs m.d, r,ii,.. .ergIs.- E,stcr
'amoutlig' rH"r Inp tcuHiet
ann what you 'n.. Do Dr.. Tie what
900" Ih'HF ' 1iN
dudgog .,rr ura Germany points
e finger HI him hl H.-, D., goose .
Wiki
hin. D,HrI.t.,. .,f .rr. Revolution
do roI ,.r,r DO. r.,,r ,..,,p,.narrr.d
much ury.u.n.. rr,.. Ip EnIJ thi.
The .tl'anumtu nA# Tulsa fa 10
product ~ HiHf wIglf Doc called IN
tsrrI.a cultivation o. the okla.
huwJn IrsUe .o ,lN ua naughty
names
Tho Finished NI,.ffr,. .- seituu
tn .np4lr' from the Young man ON
r'' 'h NAM N' VIII say mat me
n".N '7 Nn' WhNl ne seems lu inluh
'
vi hr Ava Pioneer yJNa The high
Winds are what krepa DkMhomt
lauda bAct n it were not Tor tho
high winds oklahoma would never
s'N H'H'r''"l'a over Kansas 40"
I'A'7
ior a man who was too 900 To-
Italt and vus reported unconscious
at the time he is credited with has.
ing made a prouuuucrment of h,H
platform. Mr. Hubbard espresso
himself Win easy Versatility and AZ
considerable length
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

The fact that Victor Berssr ls 4
candidate for senator on the Social
ist ticket from Wisconsin, did not de-
ter the government from Indictins
him for disloyalty Mr.. Berger rsp-
resented an idea that Is un-Amorican
and dangerous. but II must be ac-
.kpowIedred that he has been much
= ore consistent and manly about
his disloynliy than some other Wis
cohsin people we could mention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Notice to Taspaycrs. Last Gall.

Tho time to file personal assess
ments and assess Improvements put
on property during 1917, expired
March 10 have extended the time
tp April I. All'returns must bc in
ly the date to avoid the penalty the
law provides. " s Hooker. Coun-
t Assessor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Daily Food
March "a.

As many as are led by the spirit
of God. they are the sons OF Goa.
Rom, sli.
Assure my conscience OF her part
Ia the Rodccmer's .biopd,
And bear thy witness with my heart
That | am born OF God.
Ne have not received tho spirits
of bondage agaln 10 fear; but yc
have received the spirit OF adoption,
whereby we cry. Abba, Father,
Ron Si6,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

II is claimed that American sur.
geons IN France have succeeded In
robblng the Missouri mule of his
dsong Among other less" things
we must nov set used 10 the bray
less mule.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Senator sherman Of Illinois has
Joined the Gore party In attempting
to put over $3.50 wheat II the soma
tor would Just step over to the hanks
~ the Wabash NJ might find thar
rome of his constituents are more
interested in the price Of corn lust
-nnn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
Lncnl csnItall.t- Rny nond,

HutrY Jones. Adam Foeht, B. "
Hemme and J =. Hoke all local
citizens. have purchased the entire
hpnd issue Of t1b.O recently voted
by the people OF saltwater Tor a
new high school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Tho Russians signed a diseraestul
peace because they felt It was ~ =
ossary TO Hayc their sklns Now
they find that the Germans ero ekin-
min them Just the same -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Many man sorrows over his IN.
ability 10 remember things but the
most OF them would bo very much
ANNOYED n they were uEahlc TO for
get a whole lot Of thnsAS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

II you don't bellevs the wish v
often father to the thought, just TAX Q
look at the bonehead u local paper
pulled on the chief Of police.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

The Sovlets oheered President
Wilson's message when Il was read
TO them, but ,ha, did NOT Keep them
from diuesafdinG It's intentiou. 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

They say that Trotsky - a
"dreamer." To the innocent by
siandor he looks moro like n night
mare,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

what fomo of these STUDENT Nls-
tors seem 20 need most "a some kind
OF a shock -abaorber,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

II ls revealed In % Acv york law
suit that the book. Great love
storitN of the Uihlc hv Hrly sum
day. was not written by Ruy sur.
day At all
Nrw YORK writcS arc rolling this
delicious mnrscl of gossip under
their tongues and aro trying Goo
guets who wrote the book which is
one OF the SIX hest sellers There
seems 20 ho ununmous 0p.n0uu.
that no matter who wrote the huok
the Immortal niil viii probably gar.
ner most of tho proceeds
The name ~ The real author d,
awaited with considerable interest
The book created sensation whom
Il appeared. and was accorded sew
ersl miles OF favorable newspaper
comment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
PHONES:
All Departments: 6000

ant Griiiilh "a Brupssn, gaS Flnh kvs
New lb-k, aOl Dssonshiss ST. Boston
fotd arsons Co, Peoples us, RldI Chi
sAgo ukcAr q Davies, 50t victor nos
Kansas CITY, 40,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

sim Fliudo'-s ig
bothered about
what the earth
Will ue like In 20
I"w b ltn dre a
a "1r from now
II everybody 20 q
'p he r1 a0f'lrN
FH.I .. F....-.4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Moncy slvcd works day anei niyht
for you. my War Savings stamps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Ns- Flute Eo'cher viii spend the
da' tn TDkNlle Saturday, II she
can get ready in time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

what's become o ia teller that
usel q flare up an SAY no Won
think I'm made O. money o" ever
time ne vu2 asked TO come across p
SpeAkin o. IN signs a. spring tn
thing / can't -underst.aad Is hew a
fishin' worm gets up on a tin roof,
said Pinky Kerr tdRy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

The legislature OF Sew Jersey has
iust adjourned after passing 500
new laws. and sim not ono making
Il an offense FOR a mosquito TO stab
4 swamp dweller
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
On@o Spur
MsN1!O,:.r!1!;!!ont :: I;
Oct RmsN.
" ,t,r as htILLLN

\ Get Busy.
(Publshsd by request ot the Ma
uonal War Garden commission,
Washington, Il. O.
Perhaps you think your lot IA
hard and that the fates arc hard
and cruel because you're abort OF
flour and lard, and have no coal ~
use ~ fuel rcrhups YOU srowl
When meat gives out because rs
used tp tight the German, and
think that war IL Just about what II
Was called hy old Man sherman.
Perhaps you're right Hut what OF
that. you poor, miserable. grouchy
dutfor? Just let me tell you good
and flat, you don't know what It IL
TO suffer Compare your lot with
those who go TO hlags tho trall for
Freedoms guerdon, and then youl
quickly come 10 know that they're
the folks who hear the burden, So
drop YOUR Crouch and be a man,
and help 10 win the fight for Free
dom We've got tho troops, now we
must plan 20 furnish food enough "
feed 'hm. Got out and make A gar
den plot and work II like greedy
miscr GROW In your ward and va
cant lot munitions meant Ia lick tho
kaibor
seems that the state NJ Wiscon-
Ia not 20 be added to the German
empire just YET,
when kaiser Rlll picked up the
Bolsh6viki proposition he picked
up a piece OF sticky fiypaper and
cannot get, II or his hands.
The Rolsheviki government is
one witch is unwilling 10 protect
those who do not subscribe to It's
doctrines and methods. and unable
90 protect those who do.
Peace. peRce let vs. have peace
Quoth nill. with face grave and
long
You can see we have won
Ere you've really bcrun.
So let's chuck II while I'm Folng
strong
There Is many weary wife In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

These are lean days for 1H'u.H'.
Tho pullman porter IS about u
he deprived of his Job
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
PmkinUiHe Paragrdfs
nv GEoRGE BINGHAM.

YAM SIMS Rent
the home fire
huruiug IN Miss
Gundola Han
steps narlor sun
DAY afternoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

There W. many weary wife IN
the world who has listened 20 war
crouch Tor months aud Is willing
70 sngn a separate peace AZ any
time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23
The Daily Horoscope

The 'tars incline. but 30 no; compel
Copyright 1918. By the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Nrlhr AVA rioncer vaNa The high
Winds are what keeps pkMhomt
ltuda bAct n it were not Tor the
hlgh winds Oklahoma would never
get back tho rich Hoil she occasion
ally distributes over Kansas and
Tchae
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

FOR H man who was too 900 To-
ltlt and vts reported unconscious
~ the limo he is credited with hHt.
ms made a pruuuuuCrment pf hiH
platform. Mr. Hubbard espresso
considerable length
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-23

Tho Iuurhod Mystery ls getting
q 'ui ~ publicity but. boo answer tp
tn inquiry from the young man on
Nurlh Main Vc viii say that The
houk H mot what he seems tu think
10 .H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
AMERICANS SCREEN
OF SMOKE DAzES HUN
Under Protection of Cloud French
Made Cams and Improved Posi-
tions: No Shots Fired.
By Associated Press % Every Evening

With The American Army on the
Neslc Front SUNDAY sept Delayed
French forces in the NesIc sector made
slight gains and improved their positions
general, along the southern bank OF the
Ne,le today under cover Of smoke
screen produced by the Americans to
their right The Americans started the
smoke screen early today and Tor hours
the Germans east Of Flsmes were mysufed
from , o clock. until after daylight the
puzzled Germans did not know what
10 expect and did not FIRE single shot
The French captured several prisoners
soon after the operation was completed
and the French were secure in their new
positions. a message came 10 the Amerl-
can division headquarters from the
French commander expressing thanks
for the excellent cooperation
smoke screen worked splendidly,
the message said we carried out our
nanoeuvres without the enemy firing
any artillery
south of Bazoches German aerial
bombers were busy during the night,
They dropped small balloons with flares
designed TO guide German aviators IN
bombing cross roads and places where
it was thought troops might be encamped.
American anti-aircraf and machine guns
forced the Germans to retire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
STATE FAIR OPENED
ON NEW GROUNDS
WITH FINE DISPLAY
Splendid Exhibition Which Sets
a New Epoch III This
Behalf
AUTOMOBILE RACES TODAY

The Delaware state Fiair opened TODAY
on The new grounds at llsntrc. with =
hrc displaN and very promising out ip"h
While the grounds are different IA shape
and arrangement from the old ones. thcN
are considered we'll appoint nj and rap2ulf
oi permit ting Of even further develop
mCrt of the talr
The far was formally opened nj 10 10
o'clock with fireworks during the
morning the attendance was light, Nc
cause of he Labor DAY parade IN the
city. hut II was larger during the after
noon. the visitors including many from
down tho State
Through aggressive work. TIE site has
been gotten into shape "a remarkable
olick tune. and the indications are tha'
tho track viii show as good rcsultS as the
old onr This afternoon It will hc formaiiN
oncrcd with automobile races for wmch
thcrr arc number of good entries
Tho c>hiults nj the fair are extensive
and various and ihcv represent about
over> Inc ot industry and agriculture N
this section They arc well arranged. the
buildings and booths being ~ e"od shape
and the results arc expected I" he 'N
ccllCnt
The grounds arc reached over the Bran
dvwinc Springs dlNlslon ot TN" ltth,1H
ton & Philadelphia fraction Go when !
giving frequent trollc, service
10 AID co>fRNNENr
one Of the cxlmints which should prove
81 untold value & the government -
promoting the conservation ot Too! VIII h'
that for which Miss Georgia l'Ie~hirN, "
the Columtla University. ARRANGED las
week \ number ~ large tractor hrm
/ have taken space and the farmer par
ticularl> Mil derive ~ little value 'roq1
tho den on>tratIons Tho Playground
tssociatIon will gvc play dcmonstra
tion ever, afternoon Tho state touncl
8, ncfrnsc has m elaborate program r'an
ned Band concerts will 10 ClNcu after
moor, ana evening With tho additions
feature that for thsS year woman MtS
Gcr,ruic Dense If NcN Work VII SIN
ulrh The tand
Nomcn -Ssnd chldrcn' nocilcWork vi
he judged TO-DAY and cooking VIII =
judged tomorrow Tho cooklnE So t"h
wli nc judged IL Miss fli'c Johnson
superintendent of domestic economy I
tho Phdadclrhia schools ovng Z" "a
,nncss ~ Ntr~ 4 Hammitt lomorr"'
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
TONY OS1WSkI
SEVERELY PUNISHED
Though He Denied Carving
Another Man. as He
Was Charged.

Topev Osowski. an understood foreign
cr encountered a 500 flne this morning
IN Citv Court. before Deputy City Judge
Uellings. because he Land IN wait Tor Joiln
Novlskl. compatriot with whom he had
had an argument IN q MARYLAND avenue
saloon on Saturday might ana tried 70
chIscl his features into new shape WIN
knife John appeared in court. looking aS
# he had INST come back from over
the TOP. and admitted seven stitches hhd
been taken IN three different places on ms
visaec to coordinate the SlasheS ieit bv
Tonv Tony sand he didn't do II and that
although he had squabbled with John ana
.Ioho had thrown MIN uut of the saloon,
i was not hc who caused Johns facial
disarrangement But there was witness
who SAID Tony was the man. having seen
,be Job done Therefore the tnc
George Hamer and Alexander Borako,
wore 6ncd 81 each for fighting They
smIlinglv said il WASH much oi night,
bI,t Patrolman Ia Dcycnney SAID when he
! came upon the scene OF battle a 'front.'
, and Marke' streets, both were III the gut
ter a. II hammer and tongs
.Iohn +. Maloney was ordered by the
court to paw 81 . week toward me sup
torr of has three mot herieSs children,
whose ages run from eight TO tour years.
His sister said John had agreed 10 pay
$40 week for them when She took them
q wear ago but since the last OF MAY ne
hasn't maid John SAID he d offered IN
LIlv $40 and about s. worth OF vegetables,
hn- his sister SAID Sic wanted the S5U
IN cash hen owing or nothing tie ap-
rs.ared to think nc vas the aggrieVed one
Considerable oddlty Of names material
lzed when certain prisoners arrested tor
tresDass we're arragned First there were
Two soldiers Leonard Hecker and Rich
,rd BrightwelI. caught on Illinois Leather
% property. Saturday night by q
coiorcd special officer, Guy They told
him their uniform permitted them 70 60
where they pleased but Guy dldn think
so especially after one OF them "Dcaned
hi,a WITH a whisky bottle. They were
fined s. and costs
Alfred Titus not the Roman Emperor
of the last name and John Bola mo rela-
tion 10 the beverage were fined similar
sums for tresspass on p. q r. railway
nronerty So 100 were William Nero
iapajn no relation Of the Roman monarch
of that title), Frank Salomo mot male
of the Salome family Joseph Angelus
and Ralph Sedwcll
Lizzie Conlin and Harry Schworth fol
raising Cain in a ToOming house were put
under $500 peace bond and John O
Fields was fined s5 for disordcrly con
duct at Twelfth and Market streets in ask
ing beer money from passersby and calling
them names when they declined to pay
tribute
Theodore Brown colored and Amo
Mason we're set free on charges of dlsor
derry conduct
Cleo lIcnnessy, a young woman va
held IN $500 bail Tor General Sessions 10
larceny bv bailee Of s3l, the property o
Charles Burr. the restaurant kcepe
for whom she acted as managcress. am
cashier Burr wanted 70 Withdraw tn
charge
William & Hemping Jr was hned s.
for speeding Ms car on Nandever avenue
Preston Williams colored. charge
with assault and battery was set free be
cause he wasn't The Preston William
wanted.