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New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Cities Hold Soldiers in
Canada 4; Farms Need Men

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Canadian
labor problems arise chiefly from the
deslre OF returned soldiers to remain
IN the cities instead of returning
20 the farms from which they came.
or taking up the land grants which the
Nahadlah government is ready to pro
DDlde' according to Miss NJ rgaret
Strong. secretary to the Deputy Min
lster OF Labor in the Ontario govern
ment, VINO has been visiting Wash
Ington in order to gain information
as to the methods and nolicies Of the
United States Department of Labor.
There is crying demand for men
or the farms of Western Canada. ac
cording to Miss Strong, but the at
fractions Of the cities more than coun-
teract it. The men prefer to take com
paratlvely unremunerative work in p
city, or even the chance of fairly long
unempl ployment rather than go back
TO agriculture.
Canadian labor is, on the whole,
progressing rapidly, but in sane and
constructive manner that makes more e
probable the prospect of permanent
gains. The employers of the Dominion
are, in general, disposed to make rea-
soneblc concessions to their men, in
view OF the changes now taking place
IN the industrial situation, and, as n
result, problems OF adjustment after
the war are working themselves out
without much friction.
Miss Strong has been particularly
Interested in the work and orpnniza.
tion Of the Working Conditions Ser
vice and the Training Service, in the
United States Department Of Labor
These are two organizations created
primarily for war service, but both
nave pence possibilities Of an mpor-
tant nature.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
No Soviet Government.
Say Winnipeg Officials
Press Reports False, They De
clare, rs Big Railroad
Strike Impends

WINNIPEG, May 19.-Rumors that n
Soviet government has been instituted
IN Winnipeg are utterly false. These re-
ports have not only been denounced
by city officials and leading members
of the citizens vigilance committee but
by union officials. Two high union Of
ficials told The Associated Press this
afternoon they felt much embarrassed
by "fakc stories Of Soviet government"
which, they said, had been sent to the
United States by men who yesterday
went from Winnipeg to border cities
and filed dispatches to American news
papers.
r. 3. Russell, business agent of the
Machinists' Union, made the follow
ing announcement at union head
quarters to-day:
"The egineers, dremcn, switchmen
and traimen on the government roads
have taken n vote which was unani-
mous. They ars rcndy to strike ut the
call of the central strike committee.
Canadian Pacific Railway men of the
Same departments are voting"
President Baker, of the Brandon,
Man., Trades Council. announced Mt
union headquarters here that a general
strike would be declared tomorrow at
brandon.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Prohibition to Increase
Drug Users, Say Experts
Copeland and Herrick Plan to
Take Charge OF More Addicts
after Saloons Close in TuIy

Advent Of prohibition will swell the
ranks Of the drug addicts and aggra.
vate situation which the health au.
thorities are at present finding it hard
to handle, according to Health Com
missioner Copeland
There is no question about it." he
said yesterday. "If you are for prohi-
biton, be for it, but if you take away
whiskey from people they will resort
to drugs, in particular to heroin."
Commissioner Herrick, head Of the
State Narcotic Commission, expressed
the opinion yesterday that prohibition
would add greatly to the number of
drug addicts and that he looked for
considerable extension of his work
after July /.
There is no blinking at this issue"
said Commissioner Herrick. "Prohibi-
ton Will mean more addicts. This is
not supposition. 1t is knowledge con-
firmed by what has been experienced
in the Southern states"
The State Narcotic Commission
frankly admits that it is marking
time" until it has obtained suitable
Offices in New York Commissioner
Herrick is entirely in favor of insti
tuting the Identification system urged
by Health Commissioner Copeland, but
mia hands are tied at the present time
for lack Of funds. He is opposed TO
putting in any makeshift, shoddy
identification system and until he sees
ms way clear to carrying out what he
terms "Dr. Copeland's excellent sup-
gcDtions" or instituting another system
equally good, no action will be taken.
The Worth Street clinic has now
been operating under the City Health
Department for thirty-sx days. Dur
ing that time 22,18 treatments have
been given. The greater number Of
cases are heroin addicts.
The Health Department is faced with
serious shortage Of hospital accom-
m nodations for patients desiring trent
msnt. Forty arc waiting TO take tn.
cure, hut there ~ no room for them AZ
any one Of the three Institutions which
nave opened wards to drug addict.
There are hundred patients Mt p,vnr-
side and no more can be accommodated
The situation IL worse where wo,en
arc concerned.
me ideal plan, in the eycs Of the
Health Department. would be the oman.
ing Of wards for patients in all hos
pitais With city institution for anal
rehabilitation. "'A'
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
prys Say Waue Will
spread al Deer World
'ae'is from abroad at Prohi.
g''o" Notification Beiiere
europe WW FoiIosc America

.,res, .s - representatives. Of prohibition
80 49, ron England, Australia. lamar
AsS Su' H. denmark, Canada, New lea
A.. ireland and France. the Anti
,s,ss .ssa League trained its heaviest ha,-
a /. -To, me wets in the second dav
s.s..'s.. nstlonal jubilee at the Calvarv
I'd ~. 'hurch yesterday afternoon
- a.sht. The principal addresses of
I sssfhoon ssson were made by William
ksu vlsfson' superintendent OF the
lsne. Y.A D S'afe organization; Bishop
bv. C@nnon, Of Washington; former
ea.s1 '.'s si&icoirs r. Patterson Of Ten
@,sss, Wayne b. Wheeler. pcneral
81 % the Anti-saloon League; and
Eosa. sFsning by Richmond Pearson
~. oi @errimac fame.
ksra.es krse'''es ny number of forciun
h ~ featured the afternoon meet
sx,,.. 4hose from Europe were nrac-
~ unanimous in DECLARING 4b., tha
s,s,s. '1 the United States toward
s4s,tx tne prohibition amendment
as @@%aiy VIII have a great and na,-
;,sss.. ~, .ass'Siye effect upon the cao.e ~
's'''''on IN Europe. "
!, speaksss from Abroad
|Ex,sssa guests who made abor,
ke we're Can1n John Howara
vi - aasterman, formerly nrofe,.
~ .ssS'ry In Birmingham univerri.
I. c.n. ~ Henry Carter, member Of
h.ls,s. I, control board OF Great
arrs pr' G. W. saleeby, Of Edin.
a4nsssss spzsnist and author Of manv
les,ss..s Workz; DR.. Il. Hereoa ~
|Ay Il Dw'tzefsand, general ascre.
sssta. ~ ~ International Temperance
s,sss, " J. Allison, Of Glasgow
o. ths Scottish Permiasive
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Women On Cars
FIay. Refos1nez's
In Conspiracy to Force
Them Back to Kitchens.
One OF Then, Declares

About 300 women conductors, subwa,
guards and ticket agents who have
been discharged by the Brooklyn Rapie
Transit Company met Yesterday am
demanded the repeal of the Lockwood
Caulfleld law, which prohibits womer
from working on street RAILWAYS be-
tween 10 O'Clock at night and Z in the
morning.
Some OF the speakers declared the
suffraglsts who lobbied for the passaoe
OF the bill were "in conspiracy tr
1orce US back into their Kitchens, The
meeting was held in Salvation Arm,
Hall, 25S Washington Street, BROOKLYN
A pollcewoman acted as sergeant-at.
arms.
The blue uniformed protestors were
especially bitter toward Miss El1ar
McCormlck, an Assistant District At
'orney of Kings County, who fran &c
me Lockwood Caulfield law. Miss
amy wren, an attorney of BROOKLYN
was retained to ask the Public Service
Commission to investigate the situa-
tloh. In the resolutions adopted it wa.
stated: wa
ne propaganda used by the Won.
en- S JOINT Legislative Conference in
pushlhg the passage Of the law was
mat girls under sixteen worked or
SAID railroad and that the women em.
ployed on said railroad are immoral
Resolved, That we protest eoain,+
impractical refo'mers framing laws
without consultation with the workers
10 be affected thereby"
About forty-tive women conductors
met m Salvation Army Hall las. niobt
MISS Anne IRE, 424 Ninth Street q
transfer clerk and former condnctor
presided
Ihls silly law is nothing more or
less than scheme to force us back
to housemaid's work." she said. care
we going?"
"Never!" shouted the women con-
Guctors
was nursemaid for five wears -
continued Miss IRE "In that time 7
was lnsulted and annoyed by the hus-
pands and sons of the women | worked
TOR. Since have been on the cars !
nave not been insulted at all. These
lady reformers ought to start in their
own homes"
Ihen up rose Miss Victoria Phillins
a Khaki uniformed Green Car line con.
ductor from Manhattan.
Look at me-" she demanded
I've gained sixty-two pounds on the
peck OF car. My old job kept me in
the ice box of candy factory from one
end Of the day to the other, in tenn
rerature of 40 degrees. Which ioh is
best for ne? Then | got $40 a week.
AS conductor l get $50 week. How
many lady lobbyists are prepared to
pay me that for working in their
kitchen?"
Helen Maxwell, of 81 Third Street.
also addressed the gathering. Before
went on the cars was tubercular."
she said. CAS- q conductor I've GAINED
twenty eight pounds.
"Ihls Miss Mccormick is fine one
indeed. My aunt worked for her as a
maid Many's the time she has had to
stay up until late at night to serve
supper to Miss McCormick's friends
after the theatre. Did Miss Mccormick
pay my aunt overtime? She did not"
Frank Hedley, vice president and
general manager Of the Interborough
Rapid Transit Company, has told Pub
lic Service Commissioner Lewis Nixon
that II the green car lines DISCHARGED
all the women workers it would be
necessary to stop 365 cars immediately
do not intend to discharge the
present women workers who are doinc
good work. said Mr.. Hedlev.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Divers Seek TO Recover
Four Costly Torpedoes

BOSTON, May 19.~-The recovery Of
four torpcdocs, which were lost over
board from submarine chaser Satur-
Gay on rough water off Highland Light,
was attempted by navy divers to-day.
The projcctilcg became unlcashed from
their moorings on tho deck Of the small
vessel while they were being taken
from the navy yard 10 provincetown
Tor delivery to the fsubmarine R-4
They arc valued at nearly $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
AUCTION SALES

\. J. DUFFY. f. w ENGEL. NINE. p. LIE
Mar. H. Snowden. =. Carey. George T.
Whalen. b. Washman: You and each OF
YOU arc hereby notified that the timc for
tho payment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given
you. we Will cause such property. to wit
Household Goods, Personal Effects, Books
and General Merchandise stored In the
Palace Storage and Warehouse Company's
Warehouse. Seventh Avenue and 53rd
Street. New York City. by you or IN your
name. or in which YOU may have some in
terest, to be sold at public auction, ac-
cording to the statute In such cases made
and provided, at the Palace Storage g.
Ware house Company. at 826 7th Ave, S.
). Davidson suctioneer. on the 6th day of
June. 1918. beginning at 1890 a. NJ
PALACE STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, INC.
New York
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

in PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ORABLE JOHN F: COHALAN, q snrro-
hereby given to ell persona having Claims ~
against BENJAMIN A. WILLIAMS. late o%
the County Of New York, deceased. 10 preeent
the same with vouchers thereof TO the suh-
scribers at the office Of Joseph Van v,.cs
Jr.. No. Ill 9th Avenue, In the CITY or Nary
York, Oh or before the 24th day Of Angus,
next.
Dated. Now York. tho 18th day of Febru.
airy. 1919.
HERBERT D. BROWN.
JOSEPH VAN VLECK IN
Executcra
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
SUMMONS

NTT YOE1 SUPREME COURT. NEW
Plaintiff. against The Granm- -Bernstein
Motor Truck Company. Defendant.--Sun,-
mons.
To the above named defendant: You ar.
hereby summoned to answer the Complain,
n this action. and 10 serve copy Of your
answer on the Plaintiff Attorney Wit
20 days after the service Of this summers
exclusive Of the Gay OF service, anc IN
case OF Sour failure TO appear or answsr
Judgment viii be taken against you ay d..
fauit for The relief demanded In the CON
plant 's
Dated New York CITY. March 17.h 1s,a
HENRY q. GENNERr. PiAintirf's Attcr-
ney; Post Otfce Address and Onsce. No.
1is Broadway, New York CITY.
To The Gramra-B rnstein Motor -rrt,e..
Company; The foregoing scminous Is
served 9pon you by publication. pureua ant
TO an order OF the Hon II. d. Hotch kisg orA
OF the justices of the New York Suurer,e
Court. dated tho llth day OF April. 1919
snd fled with the complaint ia sHe oilscs %
she Clerk o. the County of New York. At
the borough Of Manhattan. Clsy. Count
and state @. New York
Dated. NV York City. Aprs. Issh. 1919
You're etc
HENkY G.. GENNERr. Attorney for
tisintln; Oalce and ?. 0. tdaress. 80
las Broadway. New York Cliy.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

RICE, JEANNE !, in PURSUANCE OF an order
Ss Of Ht coun q h.,Ds Now 1oh "o, ss
RICE latn NJ tho County OF Now York decssssd -
psss tho 81 .ae me- "ih t, vouchers thereof 10 the SUB
fifth Avenue borough OF Manhattan in The Div "
New York on os before the 18th day Of oetohsr
nsxt Dated. New York, tho 7th day OF Anr,i iaIe
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY Exse.,ay se, api'
WHITE & CASE Attorneys for Executor !. w,u
Street. Now York City. " ""A'
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
FURNITURE FOR SALE

WILLOW FURNITURE: EXTRAORDI-
narlly attractive bargain factory sales
room, Long Beach Willow Company, 229
East 4ist St. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
BOARDERS WANTED

3oTII ST. 1853. corner Lexington Ave
single rooms, with meals; $lt weekly
and up. good home cooking; hotel service
elevator telephone; women exclusively
THE CARLTON. 151 Scotland Road, South
Orange.-Three minutes from Lacka =
wanna and trolley: nice ground and veran-
das; home cooking. Phone. 263 So. Orange.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Furniture
Observation-Disclosures
Rugs
PUBLIC NOTICES

l, BAILEY E. HAwKEN. HAVING r1ErT.
the bed ard board of my wife Jenn{,
=. Hawken, will not De responsible for
9ny uepts or claims incurred by the said
Jennie c B-wF ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NEW YORK MOTORISTS MUTUAL

NEW YORK MOTORISTS MUTUAL
CASUALTY COMPANY
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
The uniersig.aed, pursuant TO Sec 541
Article lob Of the INSURANCE Law ~
the state OF New York, hereby 5ub,isb
notice of our intention 10 form CORPORA
tlon for The purpose os making Insurance.
on the mutual pl7n, upon or PER- amir. :.
Ia automobiles. against lcsa or damo,y.
resulting from accident to. or Injury su =
fered by, any person. and FOR which the
person tnjnf9d Is Liable, against loss BY
burg ary sr theft, or both OF such hazard 81
against loss damage to autoi1aohilr,
texcept loss or damage BY Gre or While
being transported in any conveyance hv
ssnd ssa or ~ateTl. Including loss BY iegal
mobiles - ""'~
Dated. New York. May 10. 1919
Signed by incorpora,o-s:
= Va. Inisted, Daniel n storms. Frank 70
Turner. William J. Finn. 4. W PEREZ.
s1.rr9nus. A. o'ioughlin. Newton ",
B., tanning g F .skehan,. EdwArd +,
ren Wv !. Shasp ns :, 'san rsisoa. lanes Gasae.
II. Alfred j. Dairec, & W King. r -
Shines Jr.. Everett Wagner. /. O. Georsa
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART II. OF TIE
supreme Court of the State OF New Yorsr
held at the County Court House in the civ
Of New York, Borough Of Manhattan. on fhs
1Sth day OF April 1919. Present: Hon.
Henry D. Hotchkiss Justice
II the matter Of the voluntar ~ dissolution
Of the Ecgehill Cooperative Savings & Loan
observation-disclosures.
On reading and fling the petition cf Al
pheus II Favour and Frank Dlouhy and the
schedule thereto annexed. verified by thai,
affidavit herein on the cath and 18th davsSo<
March. 1919, respectively. from which II an
pears TO the courts satisfaction that this
court should entertain said petition and that
cause should be shown why EdgehIll Co
operative Savings d. Loan Association a do
iuestic corporation, should not be dissoIye
it is
On motion of Douglas. Armitaee & Mcfarr
EsGs., attorneys for the petitioners
Ordered that all per sons interested In ss Id
corporation show cause before this court nj
Special Tern Part l. thereof to be helo on
me zoth DAY OF May, 1919. at 1915 O'clock
N the forenoon of that day, as soon there
after as counsel be heard why said cor
pcration should not be dissolved; and il /,
Ordered that copy Of this order be pub
lished a. least once In each of the three
weeks Immediately preceding the time fxed
herein for showing cause in she following
NJ" "spa-pers published in the county wheres,'
this order IS entered viz. New York Law
journal and the New York Tribune in the
County of New York: and IT is further
Ordered that copy of this order and moi -
tior upon which 1t is granted be served on
tho Attorney General OF the State Of New
York al least ten days before the return day
thereof
Enter. H D. H. J. g. C.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

WANTED-Several parties TO invest 81 900
10 5000 in new reproof waterproof
and labor saving hollow interlocking con
crete building tile. patented; reduces con-
struction cost 25qc; in large demand in
vestigate this. ~ Lehman. (write), 81 W.
33d st.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PLATKY, LEON-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John p. CohaIan,
a Surrogate of the County Of New York
Notice - hereby given to all persons hay-
ing claims against Leon Platky. late of the
County of New York. DECEASED TO present
the same. with vouchers thereof, to tho
subscriber. at the office OF Wniteside <,
stryker. her attorneys. at No. II william
Street, in the Borough of Manhattan. in
the city OF New York, state OF New York
on or before the 18Th day of November
1919. next.
Dated. New York. the 13th day of May
1919
ANNIE PLATkY, Administrators
WH1TESlDB & STRYkh,R. Attorneys
for Adminlstratrix. Office and P D.
Address, 81 William Street Borough
of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Honorable JOHN P. COHAI.AN a Surro
gate of the County OF New York. NOTICE ia
hereby given 70 al persons having claims
County OF New York. deceased 10 present
the with vouchers thereon to tha sub
scribor at place of trarsactin8 business a,
the Office of his attorneys. EVERETT
CLARKE & BENEDICT No. 81 Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
on or before the nth day OF July nex,
Dated. New York. the 13th day OF Janu.
airy, lll9.
HENRY c. WARD, : .ecuto,
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT AZ.
toIneys for Executors, 81 Wall Street
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

SPACE equipped with machinery for auto
painter aud body builder nice place; ligh:
and airy. Superior garage, 2l0 w. 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

SALESMEN % sell securities In the fourth
largest lndel sndent oil company in y s !;
commission basis. active leads furnished :
only real experienced stock salesman wanted
a fS3, Tribune, or phone Rector 5aes.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

A man or woman in position to
make an investment from $1,000 to
$4,000 in a legitimate scientific
business with absolute safety of prin-
clpal and a return that should yield
so per cent annually on capital in
vested. This is an exceptional propo-
sftion, and will appeal TO you after
a thorough inYestig alton, Box !,
27 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
statesmen

To handle new automobile accessory
service: bound to make good from start :
exceptional opportunity to right men on
commission basis; call all week.
CONSUMERS AUTO SERVICE Co.
2l7 Nlatbush Ave. Brooklyn, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
UNPUBLISHED APARTM'TS TO LE'

PARK AVE, 70's-Corner apartment; 8
rooms. baths. southern exposure; So. 500
and $4,000 from Oct. /. Telephone Murray
Hill 24l0.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Cla sifi q dAdvertisine A Co1um
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

HOCSEN ORk-Two Swedish girls wou,a
nAe positions for general work in cIts
tdnsLF nns references; wages $50 col.
oh'ai Emp Agency. 25 w. sed St
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

INFANTS NURSE Supe-ior Freae.,
woman; Will take from birth: $50: LONG
Sreas Agency. E. 4lst St Murray ul5i
Evening star., 1919-08-19
SCORE HURT IN STRIKE
RIOTS NEAR BUTLER, PA.
Standard Steel Car Company's
Former Employees Flee Before
State Police.

BUTLER. Pa. August 1s.-Mors
than a score Of persons were injured
several seriously. In a riot this morn.
ing between strikers Of the Standard
Steel Car Company's plant and nom
union employees, two miles from the
plant. A troop Of state police which
has been guarding the works was
rushed to the scene.
The trouble started when inter.
urban cars. bearing non-union EN-.
ployes to work at the plant were
Ragged en- route to the plant. When
tho cars stopped between forty and
fifty. strikers jumped from behind
nearby buildings. dragged the work.
ers from the cars and beat them.
Other passengers on the cars were
held at bay by strikers pickets, who
were armed with clubs and stones
Upon arrival Of the state police the
strikers fed from the scene. Ar.
rests of strike leaders in connection
with the riot are expected this aft.
ernoon.
The strike has been in effect tive
weeks. More than 1000 mon are out
There were no signs Of settlement to.
day,
Evening star., 1919-08-19
Deaths Reported.


The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
Fiorepce W. Morris. 70, 1900 Massachusetts
avenue.
Maria L. Carlton, 81, 1900 Massachusetts
Charles b. Wise, O.. 420 I'd street.
Louise v. Grubb. 16. 1909 Webster street,
William R. Foley, 1, 1928 Esd street.
John 3. Rabbit. 81. e24 18th street north.
east.
George t. Gentry. months. Children's
Hospital.
Julia s. Berkeley, 90. 1e05h Sd street.
Marion Randolph. 2. 2001 Rosedale street
Walter d. Green. 2a. 4s Douglas road south,
east.
. Carter b. Braxton. SO. 2l24 11th street.
Annie HollinEer, 30, Frecdmen's Hospital.
Hetefic u. Wells, 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Ayenseline g. stepnsy. months. 614 New
York avenue.
Hannah waters. 45, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1919-08-19
H. g. HAY DIES IN GARY, IND.
New Yorker Was Assistant Treas
|. urer Of u. s. Steel Corporation.

|. GARY, Ind. August 1s.-Henry G.
kHay Of New York. assistant treasurer
sof the United States Steel Corporation.
died Of heart disease here yesterday.
at the residence Of his son Henry G.
Hay. jr.
Before going to New York in 1903
Mr.. Hay was a resident Of Cheyenne,
Wyo., where he was engaged in bank
ing. He was at one time surveyor gen.
eral Of the territory of Wyoming and
later state treasurer.
Evening star., 1919-08-19
Crumbs Of Comfort.

Miss Sympleson-Oh. dear! found
another wrinkle today and I'm afraid
FIRM growing old. And I do SO dread IL.
Prof. Harnut-Don't worry. miss.
Beauty 10 only skin deep. It's the mind
that counts and your mind Is still that
Of q child Of ten.
Evening star., 1919-08-19
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
the health department In the last twenty-foul
hours:
Charles M. and Margaret O. Weod, girl.
Elmer c. and Marie F. Thorne, girl.
Emmett A: and Pearl Stanley, boy.
Lawrence r. and Edna NJ. Huston, boy.
Hugh and Mildred Higgins. boy.
George c. and Maudie Fincham. girl.
Albert y. and Adele p. Bogdon, girl.
Charles II. and Mildred Wallace, girl.
Thomas and Unice Roots, girl.
Fred A. and Maggie Hooks, boy.
Clarence r. and Maude Gross, girl.
Evening star., 1919-08-19

Drawing the Line.

The Judge-So you claim you robbed
that delicatsssen store because you
were starving? Why didn't you take
something to eat instead Of stealing al
the cash out Of the register?
Tho Accused-'Cause I'm q proud
man, Judge. an make 1t rule to pay
for everything eat.