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Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER fs. 1919,
n $50 sharp
LIVE STOCK

mt S.du Sudfp.
LIVE STOCK
Gray horse. Ben" 13 years Old dark
bay horse, Dexter, S years old; bay
mare colt years old, odd mule bulls.
IL cows heifers; 4 cows, 3 to years
old will come IN profit iu February. 3
cows. 3 70 10 years oid, VIII come ~ prom.
In early spring, heifer months Old; COW.
3 years old, Holstein, registered. Judge
Hastings stock. he.fer, a.. months Old,
Holstein. entitled to register Two ouiis'
g years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two 2-horse farm wagons ia good run
ming order; York carriage double-seaiea
carriage; runabOut. sets wagon springs.
2 fruit racks; hay rack; horse cart; Deer
ing binder, only been used T. days; Deer
ing mower almost new. Walter \ Wood
mower: Deering rake: Deeriug corn har-
vester, grain drill. 10 disks. good condl-
tion: John Deere checNr0W corn planter
i'm good order. 3-section iron roller. al
most new: disc harrow. II discs; Oliver
gang plOW, No. 40; Emerson riding ploW.
No. 10; Oliver walking plows' No. l5.
three 1-hOrse plOws Ohio riding cult
VatOrs' walking cultNators' IRON beam
50-tOOth drag harrow; manure spfeader.
spring tooth harrow, II tooth; FAM set
barn trucks; set platform scales. 400 lbs
half bushel measure; lot OF cotton grain
bags; corn sheller, spouts; barrel spray
er. 100 gallon. blacksmith hand drill;
gr.ndstOne; 3 hand corn planters; lot OF
4-horse, 3-hore and 2-horse trees; forks
hoes. shovels. corn knives and spades
block and fall. a rope; log chains
push cart; . axes; wedges; maui;
scythes: . broOders. complete; lot chicken
coops; 3 sets Of wagon harness; sets OF
carriage Harness; double set carriage har-
ness complete; s sets plow harness; horse
cart harness; s barrels; I bicycle; , farm
bells; one tractor. $40 Avery.
so pigeons. s cords wood. tons OF cow
pea hay, brood SOW registered Berkshire.
$50 bushels wheat.
Othello cook stove, Champion Oak dou-
BILE heater; lot Of household goods and
dairy utensils,
Terms cash.
THOS. b. EMORY.
John S. Camper. Auctioneer.
Thos. c. Salevan. David Phillips. Clerks.
11-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
FARMINCTON

Hog butchering is starting early in
the vicinity of Pennington this season
and there are many fine pOrkers. John
Annett butchered a nine months old
Hampshire hog this week which
weighed over three hundred pounds.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
Public Sale

on the Frank Abbott place. Paradise
Alley. near Felton, Del, I viii on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "A. 1919,
at 1890, sell the following at public sale.
Pair mules - years old; bay mare.
years old. wagon, Dearborn, pole shaft,
. carriages, tomato rack, hay rack. sci
wagon springs, walking cultivators, rid
ing cultivatOr. drag harrow, fertilizer
drill hand corn planters, 2-horse plow;
1-horse plOw, set Of new carriage har-
ness, set wagon harness, set plOw har-
ness. shOvels. hoes, forks, new side pOta-
to digger. mower, geo SIS baskets, can
taloupe crates. household furniture, long
fodder IN stack, , crosscut saws, . axes
Terms cash
E'2 4 NE ROTH
j. G. Baker Auetioneer. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
Public Sale

The unders gned. having decided l9
stop farming. viii dispose of his personal
property al public sale at his residence
on the road leading from Frederic to
Bowers Beach. known as the Grer flmn
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
WANTED

WANTED-5.0 600 automobiles and flags
90 take your part n Armistcc Parade ,o
be held in Milford on Tuesday evening.
November il, at p. nv 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
SUBSTANTIAL SENTENCES
IN KENT COUNTY COURT

Substantial sentences, fitting the Of
fences committed, were imposed at
Dover last week by Judge Conrad in
the Court of General Sessions, includ-
ing one for the larceny of $50 last July
from John F. Hartnett, a cigar store
keeper in Dover. by Mic PierO, a bar
Der, who conducted a shop but two
doors from Hartnett's shop, under the
Capitol Hotel. Piero was sentenced
to three years Imprisonment, to re-
ceive ten lashes on November S and
pay $50. 1t was shown by transcript
of records that Piero had been in the
tolls several times in Philadelphia
serving sentences of is months, two
years and sixty days in that city for
various Offenses. He denied the lar
ceny of the money. but when il was
testified that all but about $40 of the
money was recovered in the toe of
pair of shoes in a grip he was carry
ing the evidence seemed to be con-
elusive. Piero, who has been incarcer-
ated at Dover for three months, dread
ed most of all, if convicted the idea
of being whipped at a Delaware whip
ping most
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
ADVERTISING
RECEIVED TOO LATE TO CLASSIFl

hENEAf Ed AUU La 4 ~ N1AOoAE 4
FOR SALE-Omce safe. 25x25xiO. in
good condition. Pettyjohn's Pharmacy,
Milford 1t
FOR SALE-Two fat hogs. dressed
weigh $50 to 300 pounds W. S. Ryan.
Milford Del. phone 207-12. 1tp
FOR SALE-Small Coles Hot Blast
stove and Rochester heater. Mrs. c. A..
RouX. South Walnut street Milford 1tp
FOR SALE-Open field grown cabbage
plants. Early Jersey Wakefield and Early
Charleston Wakefield. 25c per hundred,
S225 per thousand. y. Z. Coffin, Berlin,
Md, X. F. ID. No p i1-1-4tp
FOR SALE-One 1918 Ford Sedan.
equipped with Hasler Shock Absorbers;
one 1918 Ford coupeet I'm A No. condition;
one 1919 Ford touring car nearly new;
one 1918 touring car, i'm good condition;
one 1918 E-35 four cylinder Buick, has
been run $500 miles; one 6-cylinder l-pas-
seuger REQ. in good condition; one Model
70 Overland. just painted, S225; one 1916
Overland, with starter. needs overhaul
ing, viii take any reasonable offer. w.
r Walsh, Lewes, Delaware. II
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
LOST

LOST Sunday afternoon or evening,
bunchsof three keys between my house
and station Grier Baynum. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
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Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
Sailor Set Free

Walter James Armstrong, one of the
two young men arrested for riding a
freight train on the Delaware Divi-
sion, and on whom a revolver was
found and to which offense he plead
guilty and was sentenced to five
months Imprisonment, was released
by the court on his own recognizance
and taken to Hoboken, n. j., where
he was a sailor on the U. S. S. George
Washington. State Detective p. S.
Hurd accompanied him to HobOken.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-07
Three Years and Ten Lashes
for Benson

The second victim receiving a sub
stantial sentence was Charles Benson,
a young white man. aged q years,
who was apprehended on Tuesday by
Constable Kingsbury at Milford, and
who was wanted for the larceny of a
horse, harnes and wagon, having stol-
en- each article above mentioned from
different parties in Dover. He enter
ed a plea of guilty before Judge Con-
rad, who informed him that his crime
was inexcusable. He likewise was
given a three year sentence with ten
lashes and to pay S175 restitution
money.
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ALA enrra.
Guu tto Gbitctu.

Sur Set Stllms III, DER bon
l709-1oU6 herridte, ertignetc iid)
N Stambul foIaeuoes. 3n Spat.
berbit 1894 Iabr Elm arnter turGi,
if)er anifoif,i nit ieiltm tIcincn
3oot auf Dem @oaporlt3. El0bIidj
erbob lid ein 0epaltiget Stl.rn;
Der 6Gbrmann tuor g~e5ruun9cn, oas
rofite llier 81 erreid)ell INT iifJ
mo iein 6ahr5eltg, ieluen ein5igen
&elis, in Siderbeit 5u brtngtn. Yber
or nddlIte @rOcnfIet mar Ole Sc.
raiIipite, oeren @ctretcn ifocm @e.
zen. 0os nidt 5ltnt faiierIidlen Serial
gehort, itrcng oerbotcn 1t. Saunl
kotte Ili lein Boot ans 4aro ge3o.
gen. oils Elm babies 0rtel0 Gllnli.
den nit Icoeruen aarbutid,cn iiber
tin beriicl uno ibu untr lalltcm
Sdlinptcn gott8idmncrIitl perprii.
gtlte. Ger Nermite nnlBte 6ie
Sdldge oIs cine Giialtnd 4aob5
uher lih ergcbrn lniien ms bntte.
fpdhreno er bon 0er &urcn3p1dtern
heritndeidlubit muroe, mob Gas Bed,
rllt eineu ieiner nndten ,5itbe oui
etncn orci 3ol lonIen Sbt'i5uogel
in tretcr. ser. Sic Suite dab oben
I'M llferionoc Ioucrte.
Ter ?toJcI ~Nitrd1bo6rte asn 1Sub
roic Sic Strdnaocl Elm Stjs Tauicr
@ellm bate non eirem De- rScniter
ais Sen &criol Qcicaen. ms ga er
I'M 0onicu Elm menitlidlcr @crr
mar. rel Ct ocI 2jcncru II. cr0.id'
ven Ncnt aruier SdcIal db,iiIuiieu
Ser @tlrm h,ttc lib in;y1i'dlcn &C.
sgt mo ser Climber for:.e uan
Sem ~ptrbQtcngu lliCr ruicNcr lbitoGaa
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Ole Ql00e
7if ncne Silhunette.

auiden mo 6rauien uno Ban.
Der ipielca cine grobe 5ioue III Der
Deo0e 0es Mmters. un0 Dem Ger
ae mill Elpetpn Den 3ang abIou.
fen. Cb Is gcIngt, ben guten, al
len GtropajcH geDahienen, lett Ian.
gem 10 beliebtn Serge in Den SIn-
tergruno 81 orangen2 8uoetDn
foitet non . Dollars ole garo aui.
ipGrt8 gu 10 un0 1112 Collars
pro GARD Iiegt er in DEN neueiten
@urenbduieru AM. 9tur mug man
imltauoe lein, oen 4rcis Oalilr gu
erleQen. Rebcn Gupetpn gilt Srl.
tJIette - in Wole un0 in Seloe.
fir iebr MODERN. llno i~eoeniaQ5
eignen belize 8erpebe lid gang 10.
mos fir Die GIN. Stiid -9lctocr, DIE
Don ibrcm Charm" nOh mtt5 EN-
gebiBt hoben Barnicrte @iilten
limo oa3 crIte G~riOr0Crnis bel alien
mirfli6 nelen Nto0cltcn. &iellcidlt
menn 0ieie 4rt Scr SiIbouette una
ihon ettua5 crmiiOet, fcbren mir
pieoer sur uormalen @iiiten!lnle
5uriid; momentum idlcint IS abiolut
notwen0ig 81 lem, oaB 0le 9uttc
atcentuiert miro.
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Fir die RHUg.
8inte unO Hntidllags fir Die Slide.

8et pieIen, belon0crS bel dIteren
3ou@frouen, iin0et Mon nod Sc
wobnbeitcn ole nItt g~eeignet Iino,
Den %9tdbrpert Der Speilen geniigen>
%au@5uuiisen ,oodl aber immer nod
seilbt lUer0eu. Qabln gebort Dor
Glen 0ingcn ou3 Abihamnen DER
6leiihbrilbe man belt Den Ild] bein
&oten bil0enoen 1rolenS taum fir
ShUuS. Dieier lit nld)tS atOcrrs
ais oie aeronncnen GuueiBteildjtiL
mo geroOe mt ilnen miro ole
bonptldd)lidit Ndbrfrnit ans Der
6lcIld}brlibe cnticrlt.
Us miro lerucrbin Oft nlht be.
eddt, oaB mani Dem @cmltie mt
Dem bcIlebtcn .Ahuautn" ooer
,YIludiCrer" ciuen &etl lbrer uert.
uoultcn Geltanotellc, Der 9tdbriul5e.
utnlmt. Nl0u bait III Der ruIteu"
Slide @eIHiile. oa9 uld}t a~b1tbruDt
III. fur vlmgclWto- uu0 gteBt oaS
@dner i'll sem Is dui8Guullt lit.
tort. Qamit g,ht uttl 9tubriaI5 per.
Ioren. uno g bIclben &ol;folcr.
0orbltofie uiu. 5nrid.
Soucn @cm!,lt g. =. aohlartt.
0urtlaitS 5ucrii lbScbrubt WtINtr.
Cam muB Gas mt acknowledgment
S0l5paller mo yeUt iHntu dti5y.
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Eli ictte iih alli 0rn N1nn icires

Eli ictte iih uii ocn N1n6 icire5
EootcS, rich ijh o2u n~crb!1lttcn 8nf.
tel mo oonn ol2 360e er it'd MIR
eln Splittcrfen otta, 500 or 0n5
'd'orfe %ciicrne llnQetiim Qlt$ Dem
6lntcnocn SUN. 9obei ItieB {, Meier
e'llcn 8rtlont ans, nod uriog er
ttnc Wticne. Gr mllSte nid,t, 0ab CT
rel bieicr GGtigfcit Dom Sultan
Gurf elm tScrnqlo5 bcobndjiet tuur0e.
SclIn ucritnnN iid oilf Weniden
o6cr alaubte ip|enigiten3. iii urf fic
5u ocrItebcu. Gr irnote ni1cn cr.
ftaltnt 0Ioten6cn %critn;.tencn fer.
tatter uno entbpt Nli Dor iit. Ser
fol9te glcidmiltla. nno ici7er Sol
TING lno icil,e'n @ouqe rnerttc man
Eril9cIidlmcr3cn un0 &~er.pnn0urg
Tor nid)t an.
an ideinit mir ein feiler Our.
iGe 5l icin. @iuit on = meine
G'enite trctcn?@ iroNte ScIjm.
gfan fam lid ocnfen, CAP ser
anifoitrL Ser l"ju 9rot nl;r foun
SmiebeIn oa3u NIT itpcr.r arbeit
rer0lctte, uiht 9tcin ia1te. Ser 80.
oiidlab rittcte rod Glide 5lageu or
i'm; TIi o~ntipor:etc nit stiunocm
Mcuid)cnrcritanA GGnn roltr0e Ell
hlIopou entIciieu mo tom @e.
man0beDabrer ais f~aiicrti flcr Die.
Her ifon eniIctlciott. Gr lob prdd)-
tt9 ans. lcrute bnI0 Die auuit nor,
nebnien @etrdgcus uro urroe Gin
&lebIiu1 Selius Der i'm mt @clo,
@iltern mo Ghrcu uberbdl lite. ihm
rem IaItatitcl nit allen 5u 1,b0riqcn
&o6ihncI'cu rCr!ieb mo IGN 3ulCet
init Cirer ia0ner. rcia'Cu Came cgr.
.iratcte. Ter aelc (aita C.rite Il Il
ftiutrt Gage i'm Oman feh.en. no
tcr Sultan nit Dem @roS,ceiir uao
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

cen aubcren acknowledges fiber
Staatsgeld1fte beriet. Iter eincS
Iorgen5 mar lein Ylob Ter. Der
Sultan, beior9t Der @iinltline Tonne
trfranft icin, ionotc einca 9iener
rod Grtunoi0ung ults. Ger febrtc
nah clller baIbcn Stunoc juriid ullo
mclbete Dem 8roBbcrrn unt1rt6nig:
Ser Naiha lit, 0ott Der Q'armber.
}ige lei geprielcn, nifyt 'bper err
franft. Gr 5ot iih oher pslte NOR.
zen benin Hoienpiliifen III Den Sin.
GER gcltoden unO pfIegt it'd 5u
Nai,ie."
Selim lGd1cIte itno Der @aito
tliibte neitcr, In Scr Son--e Ger fat
icrIifen GunIt. Or b~egriinhete cine
mQdtige 6umiIie. Seine Wotfom-
nlcn murocn 5uItonaIieblianc, 80
'(hos mo QipIomotcn. Giter oieier
Raffommen bat mir bicie @eid;htc
IN Norts bel elmer SoIic 0cfiee er-
jGblt. ols er. pom Den Sungtiirfcu
rerfoIQt, i'm Grill on Ser 5cinc neil
tt. Gr beiEt Sfcrii Bald, uno lit
tcltte GroBneiir Der 1iirFei ooer
teiien, mas ron ibr iibria t.lcb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

titen. -tun Hllltlllt bterSa ltcber'
rtlte non gttodtcni 6ttl1t] TN btlt,n
lon gebrattuem Slrllt, butt e@ NIT
:ner 3pIcbcl ,ogr Yetofi,p rcdlt
rtlll. rllhrt oa5u | 81 Sdli un0 0e-
,oBcnen Nterrel Qerlcbent3 MeIB-
got, Nrottnlauce Oopr lullCe Subne,
II GrntaHlciung 0encn elr mtrllg
4tlld. Sam E.udlt man Sl0Be III
DER Ur0Bc ttie5 Gtf3. 0ruft tie. Elm
ptnl9 rlad), b%eltrCllt lie mt Den ge.
loltctct ulo ieiEJeltuBcn,n arlIten
Ce9 NctBbrote2 mo brQt ne III But.
ter gcIb Sat man getOdter Shln.
ltlI, 10 toml man ettua2 0uu0n nit
Gem 6Ictlh BADEN. - &u @rnlunge.
ting oea &eiBurote3 Iulicu ilh red)t
suit clulge talte Aartoife.n mcld)e
aui elmer RGlbe gerieben m,roen per.
ucp0eu.
@irncn ODER Guitten
tin8umadlen. Nlr1icn. Gltitten
ano oud aepfel 1ebQren 3u Den Ios
l%enanntsn Il. rtsn" 6yiihtsn. uno
o0s 9Ieide Qerfabren inoet oe8.
90lb iur allie orei 6ruhtutteu 4ns
rtnounl. S3e wero,n > WIjnuten in
,ohenoem N2oher sebribt. Damn in
.aItss WoTet get utt. asidi.t
3trr50us aas9sIhnltten ootr aus
3ttoQrt. Die 6ruht oe.!sbis ball
olert oCer d,p;crttllt uno lit 81,
gut se5vibttn. beib asbaltsrsu 8is
'sy 1egatt. Gieie tpsrotn nit 5,i
1;m 5a1erinyup e Guart ,3adey
agi > Curt WoFtyl aui3eflut.
@ammigtnlt auT9slest. Tett! uiht
gang 'tl stIhrlu5t uno Damn 20
Qttuatsn tin UdFeroaos 9s.ott.
o;cau4 itt ssia,oFsn
mo ouf sts Hepf 5tfe!.t gum 4ss
'%h'sr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

2976. Die 9luic tam ais
Ganbric, Snoiau 0toO. Grilld.
teinen. @erfnl o0cr No0ro5 Ne'
mud)t merocu. Sir DE @O9den
uimri man AbotI. Serge, 6IaneIl
Gor0urop o0cr GheDiut.
Gas Muitcr tonmt III pier @rO.
SEN iur &ln8en5 pom 3. 4, . mo 6
%ubrcu. Sir einen &icridbrlgen
braudt man "a Yaroa IA 3ou
bcrcitcn Stoife3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

Die aermel 10 geidnitten. oaB file
porn uno binten aui Den Humpi
lebrIauicn, mas Den WIntelden et.
zen icbr bubihen Giieft gIbt. Gbe'
uiot, Serge. 0eIpet, BelDcteCn,
&liiid, GorOurop, Yelour5, IrIco'
Iette un0 ,5erieu Glotb ejgnen ljb
iur Dies U(ooeu.
9as YPuiter fomInt in pier Gro
ben iiir Rdoheu BON 6, 8, 10 mo
IL Sabren. i5iir eine 3ebni0brige
iino 312 CARDS ~ 3ou brelten
Stoiie5 notiQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-07

Brattih uno ioIioe.
1896. - Gic5 0tooell eignet lid
0ortreftIid flr &eIoura, Gbepiota.
GIootine, &eIoet, 4Illlb uno an.
bers ihWere Stoiie. Gna Ytulter
fommt in pier 0r0Ben: aIeiu 80.
81. mitteIQroB 36,3S, groB 1912.
ertroeroB 44.46 3ou 9ruitlpeite.
Sir miitlere @robe limo Us CARDS
81 8ou breiten StoifeS notjg.
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Ginfoh uno BOD ii d.
2977. = 9ier lit EN- Mooeu, 0ua
iidl sur &erarbeitung III Serge, 0a.
boroine mo Uiugbnm eIgnet. Aud)
aus Blaio oOer Gbcdeo Cutting
aomblnationcu pom Seioc o0er Ga
tin mo Gud, ionic aus &einen
8oile, Eoplln. mo 8epp ld8t lid,
oa5 Nleio b~eriteIen.
Ga5 N~tllIter fomult in bier Gro.
Ben fir YiGOhcn non 6, s, 10 unO
II Sobren. sir elie 3cbnidbrlgc
limo 3M Dor0s 81 Sol breiten
Stofie3 n0ti9,
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Ndbreno nlunte oa3 linen uou
an0etn erwleieue 0itte mi 81 itned
uer9ciiel, ueraclieu iie Gas an0ern
erluieiene Cute ME.
Ger CONNER Jlbt aorn
Ter Nerpit IcerI lem Q0rn
Ger @iuier uer5c1ri,
Was bic bcioeu beihert.
NeHn lIt} 5luct So0lelnoe IN e!'
ser @clt4idl1'. o~tJcaucl, ~ I3EcrU'
.tR tic tld), lutr 5iutl &o0icln6iaHsH
5U'icH ija alti Oas 3Jrtlihilc
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ulon EertaI, Gingbam. Gambrap
5lanelette un0 Grjuid p~erlpenoen
Gie 4ermeI tonnen gang lang uni
nit elmer Stllpe ooer nud in gn
bogenlange gebnlten ieiu.
3os Muiter fommt in IiebeI
@r6Ben, fiir 81, SO, SO. 40, ~
Al un6 as 3oq 9ruittuejte. 6iil
@r0Be 38 limo 53s garos 80 3o0
breiten Gtoffes n6tig. Ser Rod tt
'unten "a yoro5 nett.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-10
DEBS' CONVICTION
IS Sustained
Supreme Court Decides
That Lower Court Was
Right.
(BY Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The
Supreme court today sustained the
conviction of Eugene V. Debs, social
ist leader found guilty OF cviolattng
the espionage act through statements
made in q speech at Canton, Chic,
last June and sentenced to 10 years
imprisonment.
In deciding the case the court in
effect upheld the constionality of the
so called enlistment section Of the
espionage act Of 1917. The opinion
of the court was unanimous.
AS in the case fthe espionage
cases decided last Monday, the Su-
preme court in it's opinion again to-
day made no specific ruling upon the
constitutionality of the espionage act
Teh court based its opinion largely on
that part Of the indictment charging
obstruction Of recruiting service
which was unanimously affirmed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-10
PREACHER ARRESTS
BOLD B1DTLEGGER
Rev. c. N. Bllen Goes Af-
ter Man sYho Used
Daughter as Blind.

Manuel Arrange was arrested satur-
day evening by o. NJ. Pullen, state su-
perintendent Of the anti-saloon league,
"a Methodist preacher when at home in
Wheeling, who appeared this morning
in Justice Conaway's office together
with other officers who had hand in
the matter.
Mr.. Pullen said he had been tipped
off several months ago that this man
a Spaniard, was bringing whiskey
from various points into West Virgin
ia with the aid OF his small nine year
old daughter He was busy at the
Legislature for the two months and Just
recently had time to look into the mat
ter. He was coming from Morgantown
yesterday and discovered his man who
tried to get off at Murray. Arrange
had a friend with him who carried 16
inch travelling bag, thought to belong
to the little girl. Baltimore and Ohio
police helped Pullen make the arrest
and ~ one balf pints Of whiskey were
found. Later Colts automatic was
found on him.
Arrange, 1t is reported. would go to
Pittsburgh or Point Marion and take
his little daughter with him to carry
part of the luggage which contained
train at Beechwood which is the mans
home, but Arrange would get off at
Murray and walk the rest of the way
home to avoid suspicion. The entire
family of Arrange is in town this morn
ing to attend the hearing which will
be held today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-10
BEGIN AN INQUIRY
.INf0 UNION LEAGUE
City Trying to Determine
Whether it is"a Nui-
aancA

III two o'clock this aftsrnoon the
Board Of Affairs began an inquiry into
conditions at the colored club Nbouse
on Pennsylvania avenue about which
so much complaint has been heard n
recent months. The inquiry is being
conducted in the city building and
Mayor Bowen is presiding. The other
members of the City Boar dof Affairs
are sitting with him. H. H. Rose is
representing the city and Attorney l..
G. Musgrave is representing the per.
sons under examination who consist of
Marienna Benidelli, who owns the
building at 119 Pennsylvania avenue,
Douglas Howard, who leases it from
her, Bowdy Bostick who sub leases
from Howard, the Union League club
and a dozen OF more colored men.
Bostick who was the first witness
called said that he paid $50 per month
for the part OF the building which he
conducts as boarding and lodging
house. He claims that he conducts a
legitimate business and that he never
had more than 10 lodgers at time.
Questioned about the club which is
maintained in the building Bostick
said the dues are dollar a month
and this entities the members to par
ticipation in the dances and to pop.
He denied knowing anything stronger
than pop was used on the premises
and also that there was any gambling
done there.
The inquiry is in progress at press
time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-10
CAR TOSSED
ABOUT LIKE STRAW
Twenty Of Fifty Passengers
on Board Were III
iured.
(Ry Associatefl 80 J

TOLEDO, March 10 twenty men
and women were cut and bruised
when a Clover Leaf pa senger train
struck a Toleda, Bowling Green and
Southern interurhani ear at Iauriee,
Ohio, at 7:40 O'Clock this Iiofnine
throwing the car on It's Side aud into
a ditch. All the injured were "a EN-
gers on the interurabn cal, hiet IA
ried 80 persons
Frank Barnhart, Of Bowling een.
motorman Of the interpri,a waa
the most seeriopsly injured tle start
ed the car across the Clever faaf
track when he received q signal lroal
the conductor, who had gcle ahead
a SO lookout and vol says ne failed
to observe the approach Of the pas
senger train. The locomotive struck
the front OF the car, huTling s 1n rs
side and sending It OF tho foot y the
embankinenL.