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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
Iookinu for a Rarnain

Elizabeth was thrifty. She had her
picture taken. and her mother sent her
for the proofs, GLOW much are they,
p,casct" asked Elizabeth. and the pho
tographcr announced. zone dollar
and half for tn" original ana 30
cents each for duplicates Elizabeth
pondercd It moment. then said: II
think wen take six duplicates. please"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11

After your experience of last nights
storm you should carry tornado insur
ancH, and all you have 20 do IS call NJ
Phone 45l-Y and it will be taken car'
Of. Also all lines Of fire and autOmo
bile insurance in the very hest com
panies. w. J. SIMON. the Insuranc,
Man, Office 1924 ottawa avenue.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
La SALE Co. THIRD
IN STATE FOR SALE
OF LIBERTY BONDS
STATISTICS ON ILLINOIS ARE RE.
cE'vED BY CHAIRMAN oR,ocs-
LOGAN AND ROCK ISLAND Ex.
CEED LA SALE.

ohly two counties in the state of
'''i"o's surpassed La Sale in overs,lh.
scfiohg their quotas of Liberty + ,an
"hdS' a complete list Of the percent.
age OF subscriptions of all counties in
'he state on the five Liberty Loans
was received in Ottawa Yesterday bv
attorney Clarence Grirgs chairman
OF he Victory Loan sale.
IL credits Logan County with hejng
the first in the state. Rock Island
No"n'y second, and La Sale County
ihlrd WinnebaeO and Macon counties
come next, running neck to neck with
slight shade in favor of Macon. while
VIII, Sangamon ana Ford counties tic
for sixth place.
The sale in Logan County was 146
per cent OF the quota; Rock Island,
laa 30 per cent. and La Sale 1o4 per
cent. The report is very complete.
ana each county is credited with a
general average of all the combined
loans and makes very interesting
document
Mr. Griggs, as county chairman. was
complimented by the officials in charge
or the seventh district for the very oy-
cellont showing made in the Victory
Loan and previous loans for the City
of Ottawa
Get County Total.
The Official statement issued by the
tederal Reserve bank, Of Chicago,
shows that LaSallo county persons
subscribed for sl.533 $4,000 worth of
Victory Bonds This oversubscribed
the $3,7l3, 10000 quota by sS2O.25O,p
or l22 per cent
An Official statement of the exact
amount Of bonds sold IN La Sale
County was not received here until
this week, as the bankers in the vari-
Gus parts of the county. made their
reports directly to the Federal Re
SIEVE banks, instead of to the county
officials The amount of the sub.
scriptions shows that persons of La
Sale county are toe per cent loyal,
"it hi' WILLIE W SlltN lNtlT ltNdltS
TO the government by backing ii up
with cash. when they are given the
opportunity.
Many of the sales were very large
ones, ne Indicated by the fact that
only l2,l17 persons, or II per cent OF
the population of the entire county
purchased bonds.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11

"Untonrahlc" linen has long been
IN" dream ~ many people, hut al
though experiments have often been
tnndc, the way to weave an indestructi-
hl" cloth Is sin unknown. and no
one has claimed fine fortune which Is
awaiting the inventor who solves the
mystery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
SOCIETY NOTES

~ y a.
Two hundred and sixty persons at.
tended the lawn social last evening
at the home of W. NJ. Bach on De
Sofa street The lawn was strung
with electric lights, and covered with
small tables, which were PRETTY dec
Grated With flowers. Vents orchestra
furnished music during the evening,
which was greatly enjoyed by the
guests. The affair was given under
the auspices of the Westminster
guild of the First Presbyterian church
and was Il great success, both fnan-
cialy and socially
il 4. q
Miss Edith Watson entertained six
teen guests at her home at 3Ol ".
Lafayette street, yesterday afternoon
with an informal bridge party. The
afternoon was spent playing cards
and dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Mrs. w. NeVoy Strawn entertained
the members of her old high school
sorority yesterday afternoon at her
home on Ottawa avenue. Twelve
guests were present. The afternoon
was spent in an Informal social man
ner, and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. The out or
town guests present were Mrs. Chas.
Ryan, Of st. Louis and Miss Frances
Stanton, of EIkhart, Ind.
a, 4, Z,
Several hundred persons went to
Mckinley Park this morning to attend
the annual picnic o. the First Presbv-
terrain Sunday school. Many Of the
quests were taken out In machine
while others went ont on the $50 in
torurban. The morning was spent
playing games, ana at noon a fine pic.
mic diner was served, This afternoon
program Of sports took place.
Members of Olivct White Shrine
will hold an ice cream social on Mon
day evening, July If, on the lawn Of
the Masonic Temple An invitation
has been extended The general public
10 attend,
=, s, T.
Four hundred persons attended the
picnics Of the United EVangclical and
the Zion Evangelical churches ye4ter.
day at Chantauqua Park. The Nom
hers of the two schools met in tho
morning and went out to the park on
the interurban. The morning was
sncnt in playing games. and at noon 49,
ricnic dinner was served In the aft,
crnOon a program of sports was hel |
Al 6 O'Clock picnic supper was
acrved. The party returned TO town
abont o'clock, a tired but happy
bunch If uoople.
Members of the St Francis Drama
club will hold their annual picnic on
next Sunday in the woods along the
Fox River near Weiron. The nom
Hars of the club will leave ottawa
carly in tho morning in a truck and
return home in the evening.
81 p Il
A number OF Young people from this
city motorcd to la Sale Wednc ,day
evening TO attend subscription din
Ter dance at the Kaskaskia Hotel
Those going over from ottawa were
Misses Elizabeth Vincent, kathryn /
Howcn, Rachael Bradi,h Gertrude /.
Johnson. Alfred Taylor. James Her /
ring Vernon Hplroep and JIuhprt Hill J
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
Nemesis.

Nemesis was goddess Of Justice
and rctrihutlon. IN Greek mythology
Nemesis was goddess pcrsonifying
allotment, Of the divine distribution to
every man Of the precise share Of for.
tune, good unh bad
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

-=.-a.. -
AGENTS S. hourly absolutely guar
antcod; others making il: YOU can,
too; write for positive proof; make
gasoline cents gallon FEDERAL.
CHEMICAL. WORKS, 90 West Jack.
SON Chicago,
LOST $3.50. between Knowles foun.
dry and Joliet St; boys pay. R"-
turn to Howard Kennedy, Phone 93lIL,
202 Norris st. Reward ar.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11

Workers I'm the dope" room Of aero
planc factories are found to he affected
but II Is not sufficiently pronounced to
be alarming.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
Rock
SWiInnlingPoo
Now Open
THE POOL HAS BEEN REMoD-

THE POOL HAS BEEN REMOD-
Fled. Tho northwest corner has
been cXcavatcd and a now diving
board erected 4 now cement wall
surrounds the pool as well as the isl
and in the center whore The bathers
enjoy a sunbath III nice clean sand
THREE LARGE SEARCHLlGlIT
have been placed on telegraph pole
in the center of the island for night
swimming
A SCENIC STEAM RAILWAY is
now running around the swimming
pool
A LARGE FLOW OF FRESH
WATER is running into the center
Ct the pool all the time, making it
a wholesome bathing place.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
az y Of Course

Before they were married she
tboucht him treasure, now she con,
sders him treasury Edinburgh
Scotsman.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
Kidd a New Yorker

Tho rcdouhrahlc Capt Kidd lived
bout 200 years ago in house that
TODD ON the present site of 1922
earl street, New York City.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-11
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
G. w. Kirby, manager Harris, Win
throp e Co.
Corn
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
YOUNG SAILORS
GET INTO TROUBLE.
Arrested for Trespass Wnile
Home on Last Visit Be-
fore Sail ing
WILSON AND BRAINARD
FINED IN CITY COURT

Raymond Wilson, aged gi years was
fined s. and costs. and Thomas Brain
ard. aged i6 years. was remandcd DO
llie Juvcnile Court. for trespass.rg on
tho property Of W. B. Lawson No.
1871 Market street. by Deputy Judge
Finger In Municipal Court This morn.
Ing.
Wilson aud Brslnard and another
youth, who escaped. were seen ON The
Lawson premises about ii.30 o'clock
last evening by patrolman Blecklston,
who caught the pair after a. short
chase Complaints had previously hoen
made Of two attempts 90 break into
No. iiO2 Market streets. 10 was sald
Bralnard. u as testified was a defend
ant IN a case before tho juvenile Court,
hut the charge was retired when he
entered The merchant marine which Is
IN accordance with custom OF the
court IN regard 10 boys entering the
army or navy service. llo and Wilson
shipped on the cargo STEAMER Rock
Island which left The puscy and Jones
plant not very long ago. 70 is now IN
Philadelphia. awaiting 10 sail tonight,
they said They left the ship 10 pay
one more visit here yesterday, uicy
stated.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
RESUME SALE OF
FOODSTUFF TONIGHT
GrI Ger Says Costs o. Lab Or
and Product OF Will
Prevent
MORE T0oD SOON
BY PARCEL POST

Half OF the government food surplus
offered for sale by the city, at the Pub
Tic Building, had been disposed Of at
the closing hour on Saturday night In
order to give the volunteer statesmen an
opportunity TO attend TO their personal
affairs. the sale will not reopen until
j.3U O'Clock This afternoon Fridays
sales amounted 10 s20s232: Saturdays
amounted TO s2,Gs1i3 making total
Of si,IG975.
owing to the weight OF .he cases to
be handled the women who have vol
mteered for sales duty, have been eX-
cused The work is too heavy for
them They will be welcomed 10 as
sist at the cash register. however.
Local wholesale merchants do not
think me. sales Of surplus army food.
by postmasters or city authorities Will
have a permanent effect In lowering
food prices The army surplus supplies
are limited in quantity. and are being
sold under extraordinary conditions
meaning no rent and little labor TO pay
for
William r. Megear. Wholesale grocer
explained today that the cost Of labor.
and production would never allow the
regular sales agencies 10 lower prices.
TO such an extent 10 10 compete with
prices such as the government IS max
ing.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
SUFFRAGE MEETING.

At the meeting of the Delaware Equai
suffrage Association this afternoon,
Mrs. Herman Reynolds, OF TOWNSEND
will give reception at which Mrs Al
bert McNIahon. Of the National No-
mans Suffrage Association viii be a
speaker. Mrs Mcmahon viii also speak
at series Of meetings TO be held dur
ing the week by the local association.
Tonight Mrs William y Jester, OF
Delaware City, viii give a reception at
her home The program for the re-
malnder of the week follows
Tuesday aftcrnoon-A reception by
Mrs. Z. u. Eaton Of Port Penn.
Tuesday evening A meeting al me
New Century Club. Of Middletown
which is being arranged FOR by Mrs.
Willard Briggs and Mrs. Clara b.
Green.
Thursday afiornoon-Sp Speaking by
Mrs. Mcmahon at the picnic Of the
Methodist Aid Society, which VIII take
place at St. Georges.
Thursday nght-A meeting at the
New Century Vlub, of New Castle, ar
ranged for by Mrs. r. y Lightner and
Miss Reba Holcomb Miss Mcmahon
will also speak at this meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
KOLENSKI DOES
DETECTIVE WORK
After Missing $3.50 from
Ills Pocket He Sets
T
Trap
AS RESULT ROOM
MATE is ARRESSED

After haying about $3.50 stolen from
his pockets in some mysterious man
ner within the past few months. W
kalensk. employed a little detective
work Of his own. This morning John
CichOcki, his room mate. was held I'm
$500 bail for county court. by Deputy
Judge Finger, in Municipal Court. on
a charge Of The larceny OF a 81 bill
from him
At inlcrvis. IL seemed. Kalenski
missed money from his pockets. taken.
presumably, while he was asleep. lie
beg9n 10 suspect Cichock OF taking
his money. and started a hllle dctec-
tive work lie took the numbers OF
The bills that he had in his pocket
When he last missed any money, he
asked his room maie 10 show his
money. In the roll that John produced
was a bin which kalenski claims bears
The numbers Of one or the bills stolen
from his pocket
Vincent Wolski and Boleslswa kep-
ccsska were dismissed on charge Of
contempt Of court in not appearing
for a hearing saturday morning
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
WOLCOTT IS STRONG
FOR THE League.
Thinks Washington a n d
Jefferson, 700. Would
be Tor Pact
TALKS TO 500 AT
SUMMIT MEETI NC

United States Senator Josiah o..
wolcotl. In NE course Of an address at
The nfty-fourih anniversary exercises
al Brandyvine Summit Campmcelins
yesterday. declared that George Wash
lngton and Thomas Jefferson. n alive
today. would be iaklng The same steps
10 protect The world as the present
administration IA doing. They would
be In favor OF some league 10 prevent
another world war, Mr.. Wolcott be-
lleved
The senator declared he considered
70 almost a rcllei0us duty 60 do all IN
his power 10 encourage votes Tor a
I .cague OF Nations. and maintained u
was not only a matter or common
sense. but also NJ diplomacy. because
he saw in the adoption of this leaguo
the great chance for America 10 be-
come a world power.
Yesterday was tho ilfty-fourth an
nlyersary Of the founding OF The camp
meeting at Brandywine summit Tho
regular services start August 6, but
there were more Than 800 persons
Yesterday 10 attend the celebration or
the anniversary. a largo number OF
these came IN automobiles, as there
were 100 cars IN the vicinity.
Rev. j. ID. C.. FIannaa spoke on camp
meetings and work that can be done
by them. having particular reference
to Brandywlne summit meetings dur
ing lio last nfiy-nine years. lie made
a hearty plea for cooperation on part
OF an those who attend the camp
meeting this year
Dr. j. Marvin Hanna, OF philadel-
nhia, and the Temple quartet led The
singing at Tho sabbath school session
In the afternoon. and also held even
Ing song service at 3 o'clock. Dr. L..
NJ Broadway. Of the Madeley NJ. =.
Church. made the opening prayer at
the morning and afternoon sessions
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
WORLD WAR HERO Is
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK

Enrlco Cardi. i6-year-old hero OF
four years OF lighting with the lial-
ian. French and American armies, three
times wounded and twice decorated, IS
now soda water mixer In the store
OF Gulseppi Mauro. Sixth and Lincoln
streets.
lie possesses an Italian decoration
and the French CrolX de Guerre. Tie
Joined the Italian army at The outbreak
Of the war and fought with them on
the Plave lie was decorated by the
Italians and then Joined the Seventielh
French Infantry.
With the French he was made an
honorary corporal. lie was host from
his regiment IN the Lorraine sector In
September. 1918, and was picked up
and adopted by a detachment " For
tlcth American Engineers.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
DEFENDANT HAS
SPASM In COURT

Proceedings IN Municipal Court this
morning were interrupted for few
minutes. when Frank Hsderer. charged
with assault and battery, was seized by
a spasm when his case was called. When
his name was called FOR arraignmcni. he
shrieked and went into commissions lie
was removed by Onlcer McAteer. TO the
corridor where be NUS shortly revived.
lie Is accused OF committing an as
ssult on Howard Ellis When he was
not arraigned because of his condition,
he was remanded io the Juvenile
Court. when IL was brought out that
is not yet a years OF age.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
"TAME' SOCIALISTS
ARE DENOUNCED
Radicals in City Meeting
Advocate "S.ro g Arm"
Methods linn .dlalely
SEHL OBJECTS TO
u. :. BOLs H :NISM

Radical speakers at the meeting Of
tho Socialist party IN local headquar-
ters last night, ridlculed the conserya-
tive elcmonl tor their milk and water
reformation policy, advocating the Inn
mediate overthrow OF capitalists"
The pending split Of The Socialist
party into two wings. the conservative.
or right wing. ana tho radical, or lefl
wing, was debated by representatives
Of both factions Charles sehl, OF Phil
adelphia. upheld The tactics Of the
right wing, and Skarlon, Of New
York, defended The iaclcs Of tho left
wing
Skarloff comparcd the left wing .or
revolutionary s0cialists) TO The Bolshc-
yists Of Russia and Ruman1, claiming
that the working class should not be
content with anything less than tho
complete overthrow or the capitalist
class and the domination OF all social
activities by the workers.
lie described the right wing Social
lists as milk and water reformers,
whose activities were only strengthen
ing the power Of the capitalist class 10
exploit the workers Ne stated that
the left wing had only one immediate
demand the establishment OF the die
talorship OF the working class over the
capitalist class.
Mr. Sehl pointed out that in order
10 accomplish the deals OF Socialism
I'm America u was necessary 20 take in
TO consideration the temperament
ideals and traditions. as-well as the cs-
isblished parliamentary Institutions OF
the country. ullt the tactics Of the
B6lsheyiN in Russia would not work
in this country, and cited the demise
OF the Socialist Labor Party as an in
stance OF what the left wingers might
expect to happen TO their movement.
From What could be observed at me
meeting last evening the sentiment OF
The audience was large Of the left wing
variety.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
COLLECTION S735 ON
ANNIVERSARY DAY

Popular endorsesent was given to
tho improvements made This year at
Bmndywlno Summit camp grounds, al,
Yesterdays anniversary Of Tho found
Ing Of tho camp. The endorsement
took tho form Of a s135 collection. Tho
collection on tho anniversary Sunday
last year was SEQ. The trustees felt
much encouraged by tho generous
subscription.
0ld-tmers said there was the largest
attendance yesterday OF any annl
yersary Sunday since tho camp was
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
CELLAR NO PLACE FOR
WHISEEY THESE DAYS

James Hayes. Of No. 5l7 Spruce ST..
is mourning the loss OF si2J Of whiskey
which he had laid in FOR the dry
period. In some manner or other, un-
known 10 him. his stock has disap-
reared from cellar OF a house at
sixth and Spruce streets, In which hc
had stored the liquor.
Uncertain as TO the safety Of the
liduor in his own hime. Hayes, soon
after laying II in, transferred 10 10 The
cellar OF the Sixth and Spruce streets
house. There is was discovered, and
when Hayes went 10 look It over sew
oral DAYS ago 10 was gone.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
FACES SPEEDING CHARGE
~ WEST CHESTER

WEST CHESTER, Aug. al G
Auten. aged about 80, OF Wilmington,
Del. for years a civil engineer Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, is TO return
here for a hearing today on a charge
Of rechessly driving a touring car on
the streets Of West Chester last night.
According 10 the police Mr.. Auten
drove his automobile into this place
early last evening at rate Of sixty
miles an. hour and then on the wrong
side OF the street.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
DEATHS

JARvIs-on August g. 1919, Mary Louisas
daughter Of Mary Bradley and Benin<
min Jarvis nt her summer home, In the
Adirondacks.
Funeral services At the Chapel Of the iu<
tcrcession. nt Broadway and both street,
New York city. ON Wednesday morning.
at 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
HESSION DENIES
HE STOLE SHIRT

Charged with the larceny Of A shirt
from the store Of Harry shapiro, No.
SO King street Joseph Hession was
held in $500 bail for court by Deputy
Judge Finger in Municipal Court this
morning. lie denied the charge. saying
that another youth stole the shirt.
Nne1 he was arrested in front Of me
store following the stealing OF the
shirt. he said ne had merely gone
there TO see The excitement when
ne heard that man was going 10 tell
shapiro. who it was that stole the
wearing piece.
Shapiro said he found HessiOn with
the stolen shirt in his possession.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
uoINIrs oUNs COSTLY mr..

Charles Holmes was flnad s. and
costs for harboring an unregistered
dog by Deputy Judge Finger In NUM-
cipal Court this morning. Sentence
was suspended on a charge OF allow
ing a dog 10 run at large unnnzzled.
Holmes pleaded guilty TO both charges.
Dog Catcher Kopp stated that when
he warned Holmes about keeping the
dog unmuzzled, the defendant told him
to attend 10 his own business and
"bawled him out" This HOLMES de-
MED
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
NEGRESS is HELD
UNDER $500 BAIL

Letiiis Hall. Negroes. was held In
5000 bail. on a charge Of subOrnation
Of perjury for hearing tomorrow
morning. when Rose Pollard. apoiher
Nesress. will be given " hearing ON the
same charge. The Hall woman fur
nished bail
The Two women are accused Of hav-
ing induced Madse Irons. a young Nc
gress. 10 swear falsely IN the cqse Of
John Kent Negro. who was held for
court on a charge Of improper con
duct
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
IICUTTNG pARRETT TINED.

In Afunlc pal Court this morning
Howard ParreM was fined $40 and costs
for assault and battery on Peter Leto.
The assault was the outcome OF an
argument on Saturday at hailro1d ave
nue and Clsymont street. Parrelt con
tended that he was acting in self-de-
dense.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
sING Az No 90 SCHOOL.

A neighborhood sing will be held to-
morrow night at 7.i5 o'clock in No %
school Through an error, the sing
was announced previously for No. -
school Irving easier. song leader Of
the Wilmington Community Service,
will lead the singing. Following the
community singing there will be spe-
clal fealnres. solos. duels. etc.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
ACNEs ArIEn All. MAN nE RGnr

Agnes Golumbowskl, asserting that
she has 'llved In The same place for
% years but has never yet seen dog
With a muzzlo on pleaded guilty 10 Q
charge OF allowing a dog 20 run al
large unmuzzlcd Sho has The dos
muzzled now. II appeared, so she was
dismissed on payment OF cosis.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
ran PLACES IN moan.

bad washouts io The Namaans creek
road near Carpenter station. which arc
causing much Inconvenience TO auto
sls. Planks have been laid over one
of The places. but they have worked
lnose nnder The stlEss Of heavy traffic.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
rI.NrnAL Ar EnMARD FERRIs.

The funeral Of Edward Ferris tooh
place Yesterday at Friends Meeting
House. Fourth and West streets. Inter
mont was made in the adjoining bury
ing ground. Mr.. Ferris died Thursday
AZ the home OF his daughter, in Vol
lingford. Pa, agcr 60 years.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
MN ron DRIVING DARK CAR

William II. Collins was fined 81 ana
costs by Deputy Judge Finger. IN Nun
icipal Court this morning. for operal-
ing an automobile without proper
liehts at night lie pleaded guilty
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
DAVIS HACK no ON Jon

Captain Joseph A. Davis. OF the J9ih
Pioneers. has returned 10 civilian life
and duties Before going 10 war he
was member Of the city police force.
he went on duty today Ve a police SER
geant
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
N nARnINIcAL sCn00L.

Mayce B Cohen, formerly Of Wash
inglon. who has been visiting the
Mssts Dareyski, lcfi on Saturday FOR
Cincinnati, where ne will continue his
studies at the rabbinical school.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04

at The Hotel Henlopen The speakers
At the Rehoboth rally viii be Miss
Lockwood. Miss Katherine Hilles. and
Mrs Mackaye.
state Senator Frank P Pool viii
make an address tonight at a ratlflcs- ]
lion Meeting to be held ai the home nf
Mrs. Willard B Bisss in Middletown.
Evening journal., 1919-08-04
so1 LINE ON spEEnEn

Pleading gullty % charge OF
speeding. Paul Goidstein was fined s25
and costs by Deputy Judge Finger IN
Municipal Court this morning.