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The evening world., 1919-09-30
PROBATION OFFICER DRIVEN
INSANE BY HIGH LIVING COST
Francis J. Brennan Unable. to
Support Family of Five on
Sti3 Month.

Inability to cope with the high cost
Of living and support his wife and three
has driven Francis J. Brennan.
a probation officer in the Court OF spe-
-ial Sessions, insane lie l. now a raw
Ing lunatc in the BloomIngdale asylum,
where he was placed through the influ-
ence OF Chief Justice Kornoehan.
Brennan. who lived with his family
at No. 9I3 Sheridan Avenue, the
Bronx. was appointed March 26. 1911
He received Sii3.33 a month. and was
compelled to borrow 20 meet his daily
expenses. At times, according to court
officials. Brennan denied himself food
in the middle OF the day because he
could not afford to buy lunch.
on Sept 9. while making some re-
ports to the court he broke down and
had to be removed from the court
room. The trouble was thought to be
temporary. but instead OF getting bet
ter he became more violent and bad
TO be confined.
The evening world., 1919-09-30

Our engraving and print
ing department is prepared
to execute orders for busi-
ness engraving Of every
description. We merely
suggest here the various
kinds Of business engraving
which we are constantly
handling. All work in our
:.
The evening world., 1919-09-30
BRAGG RISES 10, 100 FEET
IN HYDRO-AIUpLANE HERE;
SETTING WORLDS RECORD
Reaches "Peak" in Fifty Minutes
Climbing at Time Set for
His Return.

American Flying Club officials are
preparing to-day to establish for
mally the new worlds altitude record
OF 1900 feet for a hydro -airplane
carrying a passenger, accomplished
by Caleb S. Bragg. Cole T. Younger,
vice chairman of the Contest Com
r1ittee OF the club; James Il. Taylor
ana ]. Frank Vernon we're the OBJ
servers. They have sealed Bragg's
oarograph for the examination nee
eSsary to make the record official.
The previous record was i3,90O feet.
Bragg took off from the waters Of
hanhasset Bay, Port Washington,
yesterday in a Looming plane equipped
with a S00-horsepowCr Ilispano- Suiza
motor. Mr.. Younger was his pas
sengar.
While the height attained by Bragg
II 1900 feet less than was reached
recently by Roland Rohlfs in a Cur
tins Wasp" at Roosevelt Field,
Mineola, IL Is of Importance in
aeronautics as demonstration Of
the possibilities OF passenger car
Rytng monoplane OF standard type.
In Its flight yesterday the mono
plane carried, In addition to its two
panBengers, thirty gallons OF gas, es-
hmated as sufficient for an hours
night; threo gallons OF oil ami 100
pounds of water. It's total load was
calculated at $40 pounds.
Three Paragraphs aboard the plane
showed varying records, the highest
being 81, 900 feet. II was finally agreed
THAI Il, 100 was the most reliable. Mr..
Bragg reported that no had reached
the peak" In so minutes, having
agreed with his passenger at the start
that with the fuel supply aboard
that would be the limit OF safety.
Tue machine was still climbing when
tho moment OF return arrived.
Bragg. before entering the war.
was an automobile driver OF wido
reputation. During the war. he was
testing plot at McCook Field, Day
ton. o. and since that time has con-
tinued his interest in aviation, always
with strictly amateur status.
The evening world., 1919-09-30
PASTORS WANT MORE PAY.
Episcopal ClerEym Average only
About ~ 200 a Year.

DETROIT. Sept. 3Ol-lncroased saia-
ries for the Episcopal clergy and mis-
slonary workers was to ocme before the
Council of Domestic Missionary Bishops
which opened here to-day. The meet
Ing is preliminary to the Triennlal Cen
eral Council OF tho Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States. which be-
gins next week.
AT present" said Bishop Herman
Page OF Spokane. wash. Salaries are
10 low that II II becoming difficult to
obtain an adequate supply OF men.
Salaries OF Episcopal Clergymen have
not been raised for three years. The
standard is about 81 200 a year"
The evening world., 1919-09-30
Business Engraving

studio on the premises at
lowest in the city prices.
Announcements of removal,
retiIements, partnerships.
business cards and All
noneements, appointment
cards and letter heads, etc.
We will be glad to give
estimates on any work that
may be desired.
The evening world., 1919-09-30
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Victim of Tragedy slain and
Thrown In River, Il Charge.

Capt. Peter winters OF No. 272 Floyd
Street. Brooklyn. was placed on trial on
the Bergen County Court in Hacken-
sack. ". j.. to-day on a charge OF muir
der on April during a fight on the
canal boat Of Capt. Henry Becker at
Edgewater. the latter was tossed into
the Hudson River.
Ap autopsy is said to have revealed
that Becker was dead before being
thrown In the river. no water being
found In his lungs.
The evening world., 1919-09-30

CHICAGO. Sept 3O.-United states
Attorney Cline. after a conference with
Wholesale Erocers and sugar jobbars.
asks every ono in this district to return
TO wartime sugar ratloning. The scar
city, he believes. will send the retail
price TO 20 cents a pound unless saving
goes into effect at once. II was an
nouncsd month ago that the Govern
ment would hold the price at ~ cents.
but 10 is now rs cents
The evening world., 1919-09-30
RED CROSS WORK RESUMED.
Garments VIII Be Made for strick-
en- European Peoples.

Most OF tho Red Cross auNiliaries
in New York will reopen tomorrow
for much the same sort Of work they
did in war time-knitting, making
hospital supplies, providing clothes
for the destitute.
The house OF Mrs. John u. Rocke-
feller jr. at No. West J4th Street will
bo opened as the plaza NelRhborhood
Auxiliary" Others will be opened al
First Avenue and 6Sth Street. No. S2i
Madison Avenue, No. 1000 St Nicholas
Avenue, No. 3 West l24th Street. the
Yale Club and Public Libraries.
Many garments have been pledged
for me refugees OF stricken European
countries.
The evening world., 1919-09-30
DIES AFTER TWO ATTEMPTS.
Failing 10 Hang Himself, Man
Jumps Out window.

After his wife had prevented him from
hanging himself. John Macy, thirty
six. a porter. Jumped from a window
Of his home on the third floor OF No.
5O6 Sixth Street at a. NJ. to-day and
was KILLED.
The police were told Macy had been
under the care OF a physician for sew
eral weeks and was despondent. His
wife was worn out from her all-night
vigil this morning when he dashed
past her and leaped through the win
dow, carrying the sash with him.
The evening world., 1919-09-30

No. a. M1@1S Reliable
Typewiting Ribbons for
all machines, in one OF two
colors, record or COPY.
Reg. price, sac. special 47c
each.
Hand Blotters in white
only. size 419Ho, reg. price
72c gross, at 46c gross
MggT~" Pure Food Cook
ing. Recipe Cabinets COM
plete with 400 recipes and
100 extra blank cards for
records Of new recipes:
size 612xS, at CSC
No. S.-Filing Cabinets,
Oak with hinge covers,
sire SIS, complete with
100 cards and Index from
A to 2. 34c
3xs cards. 7pc per l 900.
No. 7.-Glass Inkstand -
complete with pen tray
and compartments for
pens, rubber bands, etc.,
single well for black ink,
at 59c; same, Double
Wells-one for black and
the other for red ink.
at. 74c
We are also showing a
very large assortment OF
wooden base inkstands in
either oak or mahogany;
also cut glass inkstands in
single on double, with
square OF oval bases, at
very low prices.
Steel Erasers with black
handle, at 29c each
Moistener-giass bowls
complete with red rubber
sponge, at 29c
No. l0.-Telephone Index
either to hang ON the
mouthpiece Of phone or
to hang on wall. Index
A toZ. 29c ca.
Typewriter Shields for eras-
ing-will protect balance
Of letter while erasing, at
Sc each
No. 6.-Our own Reliable
Carbon Paper, standard
weight in letter or legal
size. Black or Blue; 100
sheets TO a box. $I.49
The evening world., 1919-09-30
Reduces Freight Rates e south
American Ports.

WASHINGTON. Sept. so.--A reduo-
ton OF approximately 30 per cent. in
freight rates from Atlantic and Gulf
ports TO the East coast Of South Amer
lea. effective Oct 1. vas announced to-
day by the Shipping Board. The new
rates include; Rio de Janeiro $3.50 per
ton. landed. or sl7 free freight along
side: Santos. cit landed Pernambuoo.
jls landed. and ti7 free freight along
uide; Montevido and Buenos Ayres. ti7
landed.
The evening world., 1919-09-30
On. Dead in Destroyer BIow-Up.

Quinn OF Philadelphia deid from In
jurieS received in the explosion
aboard destroyer Greene Off Key
West the Navy Department an
OF Vineland, N. j.. was severely
burned and hts recovery In doubtful.
G. W. Wykert was burned but prob
ably will recover. All were firemen,
third class The Greene arrived at
Key West last night.
The evening world., 1919-09-30

Mrs. Van wynen and her husband long
have been friends Of Blohm and that he
is anxious to leave Mrs. Van Wynen his
property on hts death.
The evening world., 1919-09-30

nrIS sale is annual event. and each year presents
IL opportunity for business men and women, nstu-
W. tions and professional people to substantial
their purchases. will continue throughout
the week but that is for delay Our stocks
plentiful but may be Sold Out" the case of
items. Call or telephone your order to-dayi
The evening world., 1919-09-30


Corners, size 1924. 69c.
An exceptional offering Of
small size Scratch Pads;
different grades in white
and colors. Reg. price,
29c a doz. Special, 25c q
doz.
Larger sizes and better
grades, s7c a dog.
Hnmmermill Bond Type
writing Tablets-Legal
size at 25c pad.
Our own Reliable Type
writing I a bl 800
sheets TO a pad, 23c.
Manila cond Sheets.
Good quality. Size,
s12xll, ream 500 sheets,
z9c.
Blotters for desks are 1924
46c dor. Reg. price was
72c. doE.
Memorandum b ooks-
Large assortment; open
At side or end, various
rulings; many indexed A
TO 2, Sc to 39c each.
Bond Typewiting Paper
Good quality, wrapped.
500 sheets to a package,
99c.
The evening world., 1919-09-30
Women's BathrObes
$4.A

Comfort
The model illustrated IL
warm gown patterned in
floral design, bound in satin
on the collar and turn-back
cuffs, and girdled with u
tWo-toned tasseled cord.
The other model b more
strictly tailored, has q large
square sailor collar, pockets,
one frog and a girdle.
Colors: rose and tan, gray
and pink, Alice blue and tan,
for the tailored model.
Navy and tan, navy and
red, navy and white, rose
and white, tan and white,
Copenhagen and white,
gray and pink, gray and
white, for the model shown.
EhJaGr2-Thlrd Floor
The evening world., 1919-09-30

Loose Leaf Ledger, bound
in canvas, complete with
200 sheets and index from
A toZ.
No. i.-Size 715xl0ss.
Regular 1924, 500.
Sire 914xIlIs. Regu-
lar 1896, 1924.
Bound Blank Books, Rec
ords, Journals, Ledgers,
Day and Cash Books and
column ruled books in va
rious bindings at Lowest
in the city prices"
1920 Diaries and Calen-
dars at almost the same
prices as last year.
Esterbrock Pen Points, as
sorted styles TO each box
Ia gross i'll a box, 49c.
Lead Pencils. All have
metal tips with erasers in
round or hexagon shapes.
29c a dozen.
Inks, Paste and Mucilage.
in all sizes at Lowest in
the city prices"
Business Envelopes, good
quality, size ga only.
Box 500, 79c.
No. 2.-Self- linking Daters,
with renewable ink pad
and metal type. Spe-
cial Sl.l9.
Boston Sharpeners, LOG.
Scratch Pads, size 6x9,
100 sheets to q pad for &c.
No. 3. - StenographeIs'
Note Books, good quality
paper, at Ilc a dozen.
Star File, letter size, dur
able construction, with in
dex from A 10 z; regular
price 32c, special 29c.
No. il.-Frankfort File,
letter size, dust proof with
brass snap lock, SAC.
No 8.-Wire Letter Trays.
Reg. price 27c, 23c each
Gem Clips at 59c per M.
Reg. price, SOC M. Other
styles at very low prices.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
SUFFERED WITH RHEIMi-
TI>M. CATiRRH AND
STOMACH TROt III r

i think Number 80 For the Blood
- blood purifier has no equal When
heenn % take Number 40' / was in
yer! poor health as had Rheumatism
atafrh. Stomach Trouble Lead Poison
ing and Itch that ! had tried almost
very known remedy o. relieve. I have
taken six bottles 81 Number 40 and
am on fast road 90 recovery. owe
my NE to 10 as I used 10 weigh I25
pounds and now weigh 14S. my usual
weight ! could write more but this
should b. enough 10 convince the most
>keptieal. and You are az liberty fo u.s..
ms letter anyway you desire Geo
hlinker. Lima. Ohio
The Ingredients Ga Number 80 for
The Blood" are set down Ga the 4
i'ispensatory and other reliable medi
cal books as follows. Employed ia
hiSeaSes Of the glandular system. in
hi"'d poison. constipation. stomach
ami liver troubles chronic Rheumatism.
'"tarrh sores. ulcers. skin eruptionS
inerctrial and leud poisoning. Under
ltS use nodes. tunorS. scrofulous swell
ings that have wifhsfood nll other
treatment disappear as if bv magic, %
Prepared by !. g. Mendeuhnn Ey-
ansville. Ind. 40 years q druggist.
Sold by Cowgill'> Drug Store
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
NOVEL KITCHEN
os' tale Ia Install Up-to-the Minute
Electrical Equipment

leonard Frost. Hkkmnn'S progr,ss
f'>ihurateur. within the next
Fk viii install "a complete electric.
ooAihs apparatus This range will en-
''a'e all the latest DEVELOPMENTS j.,
nilh' electric cooking e,uirmeni
VIII have a special oven for broil-
's ~ Steaks 81 that now the Hickman
YAK eaters viii he able to get "a MIC.
'HieA juicy steak broiled ia tho manner
VIII make One almost -~wallo !,
~ tongue Ia his engerueS~ Ia GET Ia
I've choice tasty morSeI
HE baking oven will d. Iar..e aud
i"h II Mr. Frost will turn our tb,.
Dro"hesi Of select roaSts and the most
"'s'ihhle pies and pastries.
Ar- FROST plans 90 install this electric
equipment IN the front parf of tb,.
tie where each hungry patron may
Na'h The meal Of his selection prr-
P'reh M the most clennly AMI ear. nj
iilahtier An Ingenious arrangement
81 h"od- pipes. and exhaust fans viii
axe away all obnoxious odor> that have
e'er been the undesirable part Of even
me home kitchen
win the installation of the electric
Aiehen. Mr Frost will have the most
ilo".rn and best equipped cafe in West
ern Kentucky
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
DOUBLE WEDDING.

The Misses Sarah and Lula Mary
Douglass daughters of the Rev. and
Mrs. Reuben Clark Douglass viii be
married TO Messrs. benjamin Frakiin
Briggs and William Eugene Hastings
respectively. ON Tuesday evening. June
"a. at the First Methodist church. ac-
eording To cards issued announcing the
approaching marriages The brides
to-be are granddaughters OF DIR. l. L.
Alexander of Paris, and Memphis
Tenn Mr.. Hastings is Memphian. con
necfed with the Brinly Hardy Company
OF Louisville. Ky. Mr.. Briggs Is with
the Mengel Box Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
STRAIGHTFORWARD TESTIMONY
Many citizens Have Pronted by 1t.

III you have hackache. urinary troub-
les. days Of dizziness. headaches or
NERVOUSNESS. strike at the seat Of the
trouble These are often the sympt-
oms Of weak kidneys and there j. grave
danger in delay. DOan's Kidney Pills
are especially prepared for kidney all
ments-are endorsed by over 10000
people. Your neighbOrs recommend
this reinedy-have proved its merit in
many tests Hickman readers should
take fresh courage in the straightfor-
ward testimony Of a Hickman citizen.
j. ". Swift. Tof Catlet ST. Hickman
says: a short time ago my back and
Kidneys gave me great deal of troub-
bic Kidney trouble was brought ON. |
think. by sitting down too much and
when friend recommended Doan's
Kidney pills 10 me- / bought "A box at
Cowgills Drug Store. | used one and
a half boxes and was cured of all trOub-
lie with my back and kidneys"
Price co. at all dealers. Don't simp-
~ ask for a kidney remedy-get Deans
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Swift
had. Foster ilburn Co. Mfgrs-. Buff
falo. y Y
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
KILLED BY TRACTOR
Union City Lad Crushed To Death.

Oswell Phoehus. the fourteen year
Old son of Postmaster Wright PhOebus
OF Union City. was killed Monday af-
ternoon by "A Fordson Tractor which he
was using i'm "A cOrn-field falling upon
him. His brother was trying To get the
machine out of ditch where the rear
wheel had stalled.
Oswell was on the drivers seat and
turned on the engine full force. the
Tractor turned backward pinnins the
body beneath the steering wheel and
crushing his body almost in two.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
Wanted:

Wanted: HouSekeeper for general
house work and care for children.
Good home for the right party. Write
or see Harvey Wiseman. Hickman. Ky.
TIC.
pr j. a. White wife and son re-
turned home Monday night after at
tending the sessions 81 the Kentucky
State Dental Association az Louisville
Every farm home should have the
Almo lighting system Gives you cleo
tric lights. fans. motors. etc. See me
II interested.-W. j. Shaw.
let me figure on your building con
tract.-W. j. Shaw.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19
SOMETHING DIFFERENT"

The Ohio National offers Life, Sick
and Accident Insurance in One policy
at "A very cheap rate. We pay Sick anu
Accident claims. Of any kind. from 81
to $500 per day from the first day.
That is Insurance that lnSures-
s. A. CLORE, Supervisor
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

The ohio National offers Life. Sick
and accident Insurance in One policy
at e very cheap rate. We pay SICK and
Accident claims. 81 amy kind from II
a. $500 per day from the first day.
That T. Insurance that lnSure>.
:. A. CLORE. Supervisor
Hickman. Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

Nice Building Lot For Sale. In South
ern Heights One of the choice lots OF
the addition Size 62hx15O feet Con-
crete walks. electric light. telephone.
water. sewer at front Of lot III inter-
ested call at this office. up.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

II you need anything from any OF
the stores that do not deliver. remem-
Der that our car will be coming your
way and we will be glad 20 bring IL up
for you.-Bondurant Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-06-19

NOTICE:Get my prices on oats. bran.
middlingS. dance. tankage aud grocer
ies before you buy. - A NEWTON.
3tc.
w are closing ont an the new spring
suits Eco S9H5. fhe skirt alone j. worth
more. Come early and get the pick q
the bargains az Dobsou~
EOt Nj: Ladies' Wrist Watch IL
scribe property and pay for this al aal
You can have your Watch. Call on y.
&. 4 ST l.. Flagrnan Rucker for same
Iieich's Candies fresh each week al
Frost's Cafe
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-26

FOR RENT-Three well furnished
rooms, very close, with nice lawn
and shade trees. Apply 425 Bond
street. jy15t3
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-26
REPUBLICANS
SAVE FUNDS.

Representative Joseph W. Fordney
chairman of the House ways and
means committee, has announced that
the committee will take up the repeal
OF the so-called luxury taxes" for
discussion in the near future. Mem
bers of the committee at this time arr
unable to state what they think will
be the ultimate result but it is known
that the committee has been swamped
With appeals from every part of the
uaited States asking for the repeal of
this Law. The only objection to its
repeal has been that there is no other
way in view to make up the loss of
revenue, but it has been pointed out
that the large saving which the Re-
publican congress has made in cut
ting appropriation bills to a sane basis
would more than make up the diff
ference.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-26
White Liqht Best.

White light seems to be the most
comfortable for the eye. In tests of
the effects of various illuminants c. f.
Ferree and ]. Rand, as described to
the American Illuminating society,
have used kerosene lamps and various
~incandescent lamps and it appears
from the results that the color of the
light has a marked effect on eye
fatigue. With the white light of the
tungsten lamp there was the least loss
to the worker from need of resting
the eyes. The fatigue was somewhat
greater with the yellow light of the
carbon lamp or kerosene lamp, and
greatest Of all with the tungsten lamp
having a blue bulb.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-26
Some Benefit From Poison Gas.

Chemists are planning to use inven-
tons devised to protect soldiers from
the poison gas of the Huns for the pro-
lection of Industrial workers in mines
and factories. The absorbents used in
gas masks may also serve as safe
guards from foul gases which are
generated in certain industrial process
es. Likewise. some of the poison gases
that American chemists have devised
in reprisal against German deyiltry, il
Is believed. car be used in the exter-
mination of vermin and also for the dis
infection of fruit orchards from insects
and other blights, such as San Jose
scale.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-07-26
IN SPANISH HALL OF FAME
The Name of Espartero, Duke of Wit
toria, Has Been Properly Ae-
corded High Position.

Fifty years ago Queen Isabella was
d%ethroned, and Spain threw of the
YOKE Of the Bourbons and inaugurated
a new order of things, looking at least
to the establishment of a constitutional
government, If not a government of the
people.
Espartero. duke of Vittoria, was
placed at the head of the state. He
had occupied that position on two for
mer occasions. He aided in securing
the succession of Isabella. and success
fully led her armies in putting down
the Carlists. In the ~insurrectiOn OF
1910, caused by the law s%uppressing the
freedom of speech in the town cOun-
ellis. Espartero became head of the
government and was confirmed in that
position by the cortes, and was APP
pointed regent during the minority OF
the queen. He was deposed in 1913
and had to fly to London for safety.
In 1917 he was recalled to Spain and
by the revolution of 1884, which drove
the Queen Mother Christina and Mar
vaez from the country, he was again
placed at the head of the government,
a position which he resigned in 1856.
Espartero was born in 1892. He was
the son of a wheelwright, commenced
life as a common soldier in the Span
ish army and gained his honors and
titles by his own ability as "A soldier
and statesman.