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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
EarIviiIe Woman Sues.

Mrs. Susan ChristophersOn of Earl
Vile is complainant in a divorce bill
filed with the circuit clerk today, in
which she alleges cruelty as reasons
for her securing her release from her
unhappy marital bonds. She charges
the defendant with beating and strik-
ing her and says he is an unli. per
son to have the care and custody Of
their five children, the oldest of whom
is 20 years and the youngest II.
In her list of allegations Mrs. Chris
topherson says she inherited $4,000
from the estate Of her parents, all Of
which with the exception OF $500 was
squandered by the defendant
The marriage occurred Dec. 3. 1897
Christopherson is tenant ~On 2oH
acres of farm land, upon which is
much of his personal property, The
complainant asks that he be enjoined
from disposing OF any of his posses
sions until after the divorce bill is
heard and passed upon by the court.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04

The auditorium at the West Side
school was comfortably filed again
last evening by residents of the west
section Of the city who gathered to
take action in regard to getting out
the West Side vote on election day
and to put one or more commissioners
in the city council April Is. The chair
man Of the West Side Citizens Asso,
citation Lester j Koran, presided
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04

Try Want Ad in the Free Trade
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
EATHEH.

Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; somewhat
warmer Saturday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
p. J. Meaeher.

Patrick J. Meagher. who for the past
four wears has served as commits
sioner, was next called upon. n"
traced through the work he had car
ried on during his four years of office
as head of the department of public
property and told of the improve
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Little Bobbie and His Pa
NY WILLIAM Il. Kirk.

| Thare is one thing sure. Sed Pa
yesterday, l am through with this git
| tins fat.
: have herd YOU say tina, becroar.
scI Ma
| This time I am going through with
il. scd Pa, me for iizzickal cutter. l
will show you N lttcl Bobbio how /
am going to have Il waist line .iko i
Then Ia Gpt down on the door &
stuck his feet under the sofy * sat
up " laycd down X sat up ;S.nn
about five (0) times.
Tomorrow. scd "a. ] will ccpcct this
simpei cNersize, only ] VIII DO IL ten
times the next day fifteen times N 30
X so on WHARF? scd Ma. To the
ocmmctary? Such vilcnt cNcrsize is
not good for one OF yure advancing
years. scd Ma.
one wud think. was old grandpa.
scd Pa. That mails me Infringement.
sea Pa.
infringement. scd Ma. you are fool
ish to Keep up course - SPROUTS
rest, scd Ma; Think of IL. SEQ Ma
my no?bel husband with his barry
tone voice silent tor-ever-moar! o.,
That sounds tcrribul. SSa ia. liut
how am | going 10 cit = waISt Inc
like Horne, if doan'' 10 this'
You wud look fine w.tn such u walls.
waist to match the siz. % yuEc hoes.
scd Ma You wud have too big feet
Tor a slim gent, sed Ma:
never knowcd my feet was out OF
promoshun with the RESI- o: my louy,
scd Pa.
Ihay are two good feet for one OF
yure waite. scd Ma " vile you stay
big nobody will not!s thare size, bu,
don't reduce yurc body unless 'oo
can find sum way 10 reduce yurc icct'
scd Ma.
You can pu pu all YOU want TO-, sed
Ma, but IL YOU keep on With tnai viicnt
cxcrszc you VIII be sorry, i9r H. l
am plump. scd Ma. Ia; II does no
), orry mo, sod Ma. | glory IN u.
la LA. .cd Pa. DO You mecn 20 -
re that YOU ain; toucny about inc
b!i. weight wien YOU welsh? Do YOU
CXncck me to believe that? Scd "a.
Woman, woman. he not false. scd Pa
Ma lated a liitel, but not vary marc.
haddent given much thot 10 the rack
that | was getting rat. SEQ MA. Nut !
stppose YOU have been worrying ia
sed. suppoas you have say SUN
slim woman you admired sed Ma. n
f"I'p annn, know w,ha, Ma ment.
,-uess she wanted 10 say sulntninS
,nren about that lady IL was think
~ OF Umpire. wich is lard naim
to call annyDody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
The Rhyming Orimist

Billy Ecacham was a chappie who
had always something sure: sure
Things kept him mighty happy. all fed
up on their allure. No one had the
heart to jeeT him, no one dared expos
tuiate, when the con men oft would
shear him, for he hi, at every bait. lie
Was filled with glad elation which
was rated to subSiGe when he bought
.nt@iton, somewhere on The
vested IN piece OF marshy ground.
statesmen said it had been tested and
was full o: oil, they found So Bill
said: My life is pleasant; never will
need to toll for the Surcst thing, at
present. is that soon ! Will strike oil
Then I'll buy Il Winter castle and Il
summer bunEa low, and III never have
TO wraStle with the world to earn my
dough Yes, poor Ell was just as
Jolly as II he had been quite sane. lie
made others MELANCHOLY, but he never
pledges. just TO view them made him
thrill; pretty sheets with gilded edges
coffee stocks from far Brazil and a
patent application that would quite
revise the world when adopted for the
nation. how 70 keep your tresscs
CURED There are lots like. Billy
tcacham, and they never take n cure
ana the TACT Just cannot reach I'm
there is but one thing that's sure And
mat one Is just to hustle. Just to work
Win vim and Zest lending ali your
mats best: never fearing any labor.
schemes to skin your ncishbor and
no thought OF striking oil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
President wilson. cif,.

II. NJ W, Dauyue pfivaio score
tary TuuUlty hy direction af the p,cs-
ident, gives this lis' az gIfts received
by 1inl ahr"aG u, appcars they we~.
mostly souvenirs of small value: .0u.-
side x considerable runlurr or ,,rsiI
siits. such - hooks. walking sticks. IN
Old silver dish fuuud 900 ~. ruin. ~
s;>0uEain. was souvenirs made nv sol.
di"rS on, o. WA material ana nnm.r.
Gus medals struck on ~ his horor
the following arc .Ee only IMPORTANT
S.fts Ia the Presidents lu EnelandL
Photo.ra?h OF the ki;g ANA Queen -.
Engiand: book relating 10 Windsor
Castle; the freedom OF ttc city OF Lon.
. don. presented in a gold c4skc; In
.1;aiy--A watcr-color picture. on bronze
-caS"i presented by the Queen Of Italvi
q pronHc hSufe. presented at the e. !,,;-
to- IN Rome, from INC people; a G2u-e
OF lthla victoria sent 20 the train at
Genoa, either ny a school u- hv 'he
CITIZENS OF Genoa - set Of books from
the citizens Of Genoa; a mosaic pr..
sentcd by the Pope In Frame
'bronze iEure. presented by a body Of
studcnts. y similar list was given Of
gifts TO Mrs Wilson They were %,
LIE same character and value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Weeks Ticture Shows
OFFERINGS At LOCAL HOUSES

OFFERING.

George Broadnurs;s amusing stage
farce. ''Why smith Left Home" mas
been made into a Paramount Aircraft
picture ana Viii hc shown Il: ;hc Eljou
Thcatcr again today VITA Bryant
WashbUru IN the stellar role. ON the
screen the adventures OF the hand
some youuE Smith while on his honey
moon are sad 10 be even more laugh
provoking than in the spoken form.
Some rather startling effects have
been produced. notably with The train
scenes IN the cast are such hlm
favo-.tes as Lois wilson. Naym kclso.
Walter Hers Margaret Loomis, and
W.nt"" Han tn. picture was directed
by Donald Crisp.
Added features include 4 Paramount
Briggs comedy and 4 TraNo!oEue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Movie Calendar

II j q t-UrYnnt wnshburn In
SWhS Smith Lett Home
uLUEHlRD-WilIin Duncnn in
"smashinG Bnrriers." md variety.
REORGANIZATION Mix in "'rhe
Heart OF Teams Ryan"
COLONIAI-DolorrS Cn.Scneili
"Thc Nirtuous Model
ISIS-"Dcscrt Gold"
Observation-Disclosures Fairbanks In
Ills Majesty. the Americana"
REN-Jnnir> !. Carbct In .rhe
Midnight ttan." mud AN Oriental
Romeo"
&c Il q R-tGasiic Chaplin in
critics Puncturcd RoInuucc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any topic,
excepting on icIAi and mrn'caI hu"-
ir,t. are answered Tree. A. IL in
.,uirirs are answered directy by per-
.onnl letter. a. >rif-addrcssrd stnmpci
envelope ~ required. Address ms
Ti,ncr- b~rpIch Information bureau'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
strong Dramatic story.

y strong. drama written around the
fascinating romartir Nlpn;ala-;re
district OF Paris a star noted for Aev
brains as We, "a beauty and CHAIR,
and a director whose worS calls forth
the Superia;iveS O. critics = the till
ogy that makes The Nir;uous Model
the Pate attraction a; me Colon!a!
Theste- TO-DAY. one OF the e.ccss; ana
hes; features shown =; that ihea;e7 Il
long kline
Dol5:es SAss!ne,a. ne Cameo Girl
whose most recent appearances were
as tho star u The IHk1ovr love" "
and Lafayette. We Come : ise STA
q. 'Ths V!-;uous Model" wS.c 5
an adaptation 90. Fierr. WoltEs "a
nous play The GIt;e-
iia--y "S2uh" Pollard and q hevy o.
pretty E.-.s n GashlrS comedy, and
= N!coE-a-. News axe tN-rz features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

some OF :hc hieges; thrills ever
shown In pictures aGc seen III Smash.
ins Eari #trS. Which w;il be on ,he
program az ;he B!--lt-d again today
edy numbers AMI Hearst News are also
OF tile l.l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

--.t-'''s' = Mss VINO CO-StaFS
With albert Ray, spells her name no.;
= yours = spelled. bu; Minor
A;h.s,ic-Reto.e ne took 70 motion
pictures a7d starring career. the
Pa?u.a- George Walsh was crack
a:ale;e .: Eo.dha-, University.
Florence Won ask why Madame
Traverse = always seen N strongly
wo;.7n@l roles. We can answer this
r} = SAYING iha; j, mus; oe because
Ter exceptional ao!!!;y n this line
Matte M-yes Miriam Cooper has
sense: 7na. = umpa y. t.c ;!;le role OF
t-Naccrl.ue' has forced her into ne
;ttg,At more consP:cuous.y han
MSS We as-ee with you thai,
Nj an Fa-aur xii make an ideal
1--u - ,.- screen version OF LOUIS
.nE' lie : admirably suited % this
role
s. sfoF;st re. 3sfl les. ne s2eelAl Proaae,
= Henry i. Blossom. which had a
sensational success OF The stage for
many Yeas
King Cole-The sunshine Beauty
Br.rat. C":s lis name from the sun
shine Comedies. n which the girls APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
SCREEN BREVlTiES

Work has begun on The Dark Mir
ZOE, the Dorothy Dalton story, by
LOUIS Joseph Vance l. Mangus In
seton made the adaptation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Going Some" xil be the next PIX
Beach picture, following the compile
ton Of The SILVER Horde" directed
b.: Frank Lloyd. The ncw production
VIII be directed h. Harry Beaumont
Going Some" is :, comedy based on
the tAeatcr success Rex Beach wrote
some years aso in collaboration with
Paul Armstrong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Gladys Leslie. with company Of
more than loo. has been 4, the Conklin
estate Huntington, taking outdoor
scenes for The Golden Shower" her
hex: feature - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Robert Sanhc-H is making six
reel version Of Elsie in New York"
one ot the O. Henry stories. GLADYS
Leslie VIII appear as Elsie when H..
production is made early this winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
fine quality
satin bedspreads
1898

These are extra size. good heavy
weight, in handsome effects. And
because we secured them at an
actual concession in price We can
quote you this reasonable figure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

We'll clean out the balance OF
the smart gray kid boots 1T this
special price. They're worth al
most double the figures quoted,
are good style, gray Kid yamp,
with cloth tops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Answers to Film Fans
By THE MOVIE EDITOR

E.:h Albert Ray, Spells her name no;
- yours - spelled. bu; Minor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
just received
cOlOred umbrellas
in silk
Main Floor.

For your own needs and for
gift giving. All specially good
UNI brcllas, strong frames, covered
with nice quality taTetas, in
green, red, blues. purple and
black. Mounted with fancy ivory
handles and tips and ali rain
proof. AT $3.50. Others I'D TO
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
special offer
dimity spreads
Second Floor.

OcCOnu FIOOr.
A notable offer because of tho
good quality and small prices
There is slight imperfection
which is hardly noticeable. and
will not mar the wear of these
spreads.
Size 72x90, at only S2.G5.
Size S1x90. at only $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Many Thrilling Scenes.

N Is long aac SUCCESSFUL ca0es-
~ Zs-- GREY 20 create ;se unc;op.aE
g: ~Des--- cola ". " Hobs .as01
rslease wAach : :; ne Iss = ea;e-.
mas ALWAYS advocated saving ne BIS
scenes 10y .as .as; O:;e- ;A.S has
-ucc-stu-=6 c-.;.-.s-- '-cr me men tc-
sSyhon ~ Vas WORKING but 5--i1s
,he aiming Q. ms mos: - n: Zane
Grey aoys! @-@;e-S 2c.cy vas --s;
.1%o.
TIE BIZ. daree-ous scenes which
tenders 9. D-ss-t cold Wi! -e-eiu-
her rs tns s-s- n the crate. cl,-
--n5-ia;.aE = me death q: :o?as = p
~:all over Inc IN % ms 'ai-- were
Ga.-ercus u --= extreme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
cOlOred
leather purses
S Seiss' $l.OO
Main Floor.

About six dozen in all. Good
quality. made of real leather, with
strap at back, and they come in
assorted colors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

pear. These mirth.ul pictures are
staged under the supervision of
Hampton Del Ruth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
,.1 chanc. 1o sr. ncnE.

po-=Eag Fat-nEuks 81 t= sH1T- .;
ma Oarcr -1sa;e- sSa.D today 2 i :
Na5ests i-- Are-lc ;lc;E--
r, y,s,.-6sv =, : one ct nc oast
.gye ,o-,arces mos; ;H-Il.Hs a1a str-
s..lo.a. features Fa.-ua-+s .aS ever
made ie : ASSISTED - -''-
cast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Texas Jack-No but Tom Mix was
one OF the Texas Rangers some time
before he began his starring career
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
WOnen'S
initial h'd'k'fs
SOC FOR 3

Put up in neat attractive box.
Ihree dainty 'kerchiefs, embroid-
cred, with initial In white.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES
III. wbereahouts.

Funny thing, last week; l tnouE
W., hirrd man had skipped out ana ieit
me-" said Farmer Bcntovcr
Hadn't he" asked Farmer STACK
pole. , {, fenc.
corner ana the jimpson weeds ere" UP
and hid him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

:. @. S.-Write direc. TO William
!, t.uSssl! lie Is engaged a, present on
:. drama called Sacred Silence" at IN.
New York studios
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
A. mn Inultc~t.

Al nh Inquest
An Irish Quack doctor was pcins eA-
anined at an inquest on ms paucht.
IL gave him ipecacuanha. he sara.
You might just as we'll nave gwen
him the Aurora Borealis, reolieu the
coroner. 49,
''Indade. yer honor. an that's just
what ORD have given him next II he
hadn't, unfortunately, died
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Lady, want a collar for my hus-
band"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collar?'
Lady-"Siy. Young fellow. Do YOU
mean TO inS!nuate that | have more
than one husba nd?"
Might Come Under Gambling.
Edith think III see a lawyer to-
day
Edith-Why?
kitty--Frcd proposed TO me on Sun
day ana j want TO see II it's legal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Wnnted the Wholc Schedule.

1.-THE best rcwards,'' said ,he eminent
physician TO body Of students. come,
Of course TO the established specialist.
For instance, | charge SIS for call At
a residence, $40 for an Office consulta
ton and So for Il telephone consulta-
ton"
say. doctor" said chap in the
rear. how much DO you charge fell
low for passing you on the street,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
feather fans
just received
Main Floor.

Just In time for the seasons
needs. On strong frames OF
ivory, amber, etc. Mounted with
carefully selected ostrich plumcs.
Colors are white and black. and
green, yellow, cerise. lavender,
henna and blue. in the evening
shades. At S5.08 and on to
$1O.OS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
WOnen's
lace hosiery
Special ssss $1.59
Main Floor.

Main Floor.
In black only. but a real J. 3.
nj. co. extra value. Reinforced
soles. heels and toes, in an excep-
finally good quality, prettily pat
termed. Medium Isle tops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

picture we can advise YOU moro intri
! gently as TO your resemblance to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
2 shoe specials
Second Floor.
wOmen's
lace boots
81, SO

Especially smart styles In er-
ceptionally good quality, in brown
and black calf. and a shoe some
stores would ask $1l.00 for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

RAIN comes on, the road and pavements sud-
denly become slippery and treacherous-thc
Car slips or the Weed Chains, carried in
nearly every tool box, are hauled out and
hundred TO one the driver has only a hazy idea
how to attach them He fumblcs around oets
hot under the collar and falsely accuses. them
Of being d nuisance.
~, Women dr7uers are very numerous nowadays
They are driving out into the country over All
sorts of roads = they surety need protection
against the dangerous skid How MANY of
them know how to put on Weed Chains !?
Have you ever instructed your wife, your sister
or your daughter.
The directions for attaching Weed Chains
are simple yet most important Avoid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Good, warm, serviceable coats
in neat models, stylishly tailored
in chinchilla, corduroy, cheviots
and mixtures. Colors are brown,
navy, gray and other popuar ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
WOmen's
heavy silk hose
S Seise' $500

A subject for gift giving as we'll
as personal needs. Extra good
heavy, ingram quality. All sizes,
In black and ordinarily would be
priced at 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

King Cole-The sunshine Beauty
BRIGADE E"tS lis name from the sun
sh.ns NonleG.,s. u Wh!ch TIC girls APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
wOmen's
white silk hose
$l.85

Another extra good value. All
SILK with medium Isle garter
tops. All sizes and n good heavy
quality. White only.
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
TROLLEY co. WILL
IMPROVE TRACKS

William A. Heindle. OF the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany; Frank w. Plerson, street Com
missioner; Harry L. Mailer, City Ensi-
neer. and Councilman Faulkner yester-
day Inspected car tracks on Christlana
avenue, which has been the cause Of so
much complaint from the residents o.
that section.
Mr.. Helndle said today that he Will
make a survey tomorrow 80 that the
company may be able TO determine Just
what can be done and VIII make a
report 10 the Street and Sewer Depart
ment next week.
The section that has given the most
trouble Is that adjoining the property
Of the Wilmington Steel Company, on
Christiana avenue, where the tracks run
close 10 the pavement.
Mr.. Heindle said that he was Of th'
opinion that the first thing 20 be don'
II the street is 10 be put In satisfactor'
shape, was the laying OF sewer. .Thl
naturally would be followed by th
laying OF new paving He also state
| that the Wilmington Steel Compan
has given a contract for the laying O
new pavement on their side u On
street and expressed the belief tha
the improvements thus started w0ul
result in putting the entire square Il
such shape that further complaints vii
not be heard.
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
CHURCHMEN REGRET
BISHOP RESIGNTNG

Most Of the Protestant Episcopal
.lergymen Of this city are on their va
,ations and no comment could he OBJ
iained from them on the resignation OF
Bishop Frederick j. Kinsman and his
easons for rftiring.
Chancellor Charles NJ Curtis, a mem
ier of the standing committee OF the
'ioccse Of Delaware, said:
Everyone in Delaware regrets the
es gnation OF Bishop Kinsman. for we
we're deeply attached to him. person
.liy. and he TO us. Under the circum-
tances. however, there was nothing
or him 10 do but resign"
The Rev Robert Bell, vicar Of Old
;wedes Church. made the following
iiatement: Bishop Kinsman having
cached certain convictions I'm regard to
he attitude Of the Episcopal Church on
,octrinal questions. has done the only
proper thing in rendering his resigna-
ion His friends deeply regret that
De Bishop found 1t necessary TO re-
iign.'
Ellwood Souder, vestryman at St.
Johns Church, said that he was in
hearty accord with the views Of A.
Felix dupont. who sent letter 20
Bishop Kinsman expressing sympathy
snd admiration for the stand taken by
lim
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
WOMAN WANTS HER
MONEY OR HOUSES
M... Bolton Says Margolin
Failed 20 Invest All
Her $500
HINT THAT HUSBAND
COT SOME CASH

Charged with embezzlement, Samuel
Margolln was held In $500 bail for
court by Judge Churchman, in Munici-
pal Court this morning. Mrs. Ida Boil
ton, a cousin Of the defendant was the
complainant. j. Frank Ball was coun-
sci for the. defendant.
Mrs. Bolton testified that she gave
Margolin 500 70 invest in several houses
in East Seventeenth street. She never
received the houses and her cousin re-
turning her only siiO OF the money, she
said. She declared that she had not
authorized her husband. with whom
she has not lived for a long while, TO
receive any OF the money from Margo-
lin, the latter contending that part OF
the money had been paid 10 Mr. Bolton.
who claimed TO have been authorized
by his wife to get the money.
Margolin contended that he has re-
turned all OF the S7OO but $500 As he
had made the first deposit OF $50 on
the houses, he stated that he had Of
fered 10 give her $500, $40 more than
the amount he owed her, II she would
return the receipt received by her for
the $3.50. She did not give him the
receipt, he declared.
Mrs. Bolton had asked that her
money be returned as she was not sat-
isfled with the houses.
Evening journal., 1919-07-18
$14,OOO,OOO BILL TO
AID WOUNDED PASSES

WASHINGTON, July ts.-Amended 70
provide sii,OOO,OOO instead Of s6,OO00OO
for the rehabilitation Of wounded sol
diers, sailors and marines. the sundry
civil appropriation bill, which was We
toed by the President, was passed yes
terday by the House and sent to the
Senate.
The original measure was vetoed by
the President, on the ground that the
100000 was insufficient to care prop
erly for the country's wounded men.
To meet his objection, the House Ap-
preparations Committee increased the
amount TO si2,OO0O0O. Democrats in
sisted on a larger sum and Representa-
tive Buchanan TEX, Democrat. moved
TO recommit the bill. with Instructions
10 increase the amount to sis,0O0.O00.
Republican Leader Mondell offered a
substitute to the motion increasing the
amount to sii0O0,OO0 This was car
ried. POI to i9i.
PROMPT action on the bill Is planned
bv leaders in the Senate. The measure
will be taken up by the Appropriations
Committee tomorrow and under present
plans. will be passed by the Senate be-
fore adjournment tomorrow. as the
funds provided in the measure. par
ticularly those for the Shipping Board
are urgently needed.