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The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
TOREZ CASE MAY GO
 TO SUPREME COURT

Simplicio Torez, the Mexican who murdered Vic E. Nellie, town constable of Williams, last May, and who was found guilty at his recent trial in this county and sentenced to be hanged on October 24, may very like ly get respite, as it has been an- nounced that the case will be taken to the supreme court.
 It will take nearly a month for Court Reporter Frank Harrison to make the transcript of the testimony. This, and other formalities, aside from delays usually attending ap- peals, make it very unlikely that the supreme court will have passed on the case before the date set for exc cution, necessitating stay in carry ing out the sentence.
 There is apparently very little chance that the supreme court will order the case back to this court for retrial, but, should that occur, there are possibilities of very interesting developments, for it is likely that Mc. Hemperley, Torrez' counsel, would again apply for a change of venue, with fair chance that it would be granted, as, owing to the notoriety the case has had, it would be hard to get jury in this county.
 If the second trial should be held in Yavapai county, it is felt that the prosecutions efforts to secure another conviction would be handicapped by a prejudice that it is thought must ex- ist in that county because of the re- cent acquittal by a Coconino county jury of Earl Stephens, who was brought here from Yavapai for re- trial.
 There is remote possibility that Torez will yet escape the hangman's moose.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
KANSAS CITY WEEKLY STOCK MARKET REPORT

KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Aug. 4.-An embargo on some rail roads on live stock and perishable goods which went into effect this morning owing to strikes in the me chanical departments of railroads, had an unsettling influence in the live stock market today. Fat cattle sold readily at strong prices, but thin cat tie which depended on railroads for an outlet were lower. Hogs and sheep opened steady and closed lower.
 Today's Receipts
 Receipts today were 18,000 cattle, 10000 hogs and 5000 sheep, which were 5000 fewer cattle, I2,000 fewer sheep, and 2,000 more hogs than a week ago, and 12,000 fewer cattle and about the same number of hogs and sheep as a year ago.
 Beef Cattle
 With receipts of fat cattle moderate and indications that receipts later in the week would be small unless rail- roads were able to operate trade was active at strong prices. Several loads of good native steers sold at $17.50 to $18.25, and Kansas and Oklahoma steers brought $9.50 to $15.00. Five carloads of Texas steers in the quar- antine division that averaged 1,024 pounds brought S12.40. California steers brought $12.40. About 50 car loads of Oregon steers sold at S11.OO to S12.75. Butcher cattle were steady. Local killers bought the bulk of the supply. Cows sold mostly at $7.0O to $900, and heifers s8.50 to 5000 with feed heifers up to $15.25. Veal calves were strong to 25 cents higher at $S to $15.25.
 St0ckers and Feeders
 Demand for stockers and feeders was dull at lower prices. A large number of country buyers were here, but the fear that railroad labor trou- bles would prevent shipping made them hold back. The general market will uncover large demand as soon as transportation difficulties are set- tied.
 Hogs Decline
 Trade in hogs opened early at very steady prices, but sharp decline de- veloped as soon as shippers decided railroad conditions were too uncertain for them to buy. Later prices were 30 to 40 cents under last Friday. The top price was $23.15 and the bulk of the sales $22.25 to $22.90, showed the widest range for some time past.
 Sheep and Lambs Steady
 Though sheep were in moderate supply and opening prices were very steady, the close was dull and 20 cents lower. Lambs sold at $15.0O to $16.OO, ewes $6.50 to $9.00, and the wethers s9.50 to $11.00. Feeding lambs are quoted at $12.00 to $14.00. A bunch of 59-pound Oregon lambs brought 1900, and yearlings and wethers s11.00.
 Horses and Mules Receipts of horses and mules show ed liberal increase in the past few days with general demand active. Alf classes of work horses, southerners and mules brought firm prices. Some common green mules sold lower.
 CHARLES M. PIPKIN,
 Market Correspondent.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

"The Book of the Psalms" will be the title of the rector's sermon next Sunday morning at Il o'clock at the Church of the Epiphany, corner of North Beaver street and Elm avenue. This sermon will be chiefly in the nature of lecture, presenting inter- esting and valuable information on the composition and date of the writ ing of the Psalms, and on the active part they have taken in the. stirring history of the church since the writ ing of the New Testament.
 You are warmly invited to worship with us. Our vested choir continues to render excellent music. Join our congregation, and help to make the singing of the congregation as hearty as the music of the choir. Let all the people praise the Lord."
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
SKIPPED WITH DADS $50

Juan Blea, ST., called up our truan' officer, J. D. Jackson, on Wednesday night and asked help in finding his 15-year-old son, Juan, Jr.
 The old man had bought a car which the boy tried to take apart te see how it worked. He fooled witt it o such good purpose that it would not work at all. His dad chided him The youngester then took $50 from his dads trunk, it is alleged, dressed in his Sunday best, and disappeared MT. Jackson, after learning the boy had bought a half-fare ticket to Phoe' nix, wired to Ash Fork and WinsloW officers to apprehend him, but they failed to find him.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
RICKEL AND ROBINSON
 SUED BY LEE F. DOYLE

Suit has been entered in the supe- rior court by Lee F. Doyle, who claims damages from Thomas A. Rickel and J. R. Robinson. All are residents of Flagstaff.
 The dispute arose after MT. Rickel had bought cattle outfit from MT Robinson and sold it to MT. Doyle, the latter giving the other two mort gage.
 Robinson foreclosed on cattle and land, and they were sold under the foreclosure proceedings, Doyle retain. ing his permit on the forest and not covered in the mortgage. Doyle now alleges misrepresentation and fraud in connection with the number of head of stock included in the sale to him, and the defendants deny the complaint, Robinson entering a count CT claim for about $2,200.
 c. B. Wilson represents Doyle, and Francis D. Crable the defendants.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08

The Boosters Club had luncheon at the Commercial hotel yesterday. l.. M. Laney, Maricopa's county attorney, was a guest and spoke of the good roads work. Gerald T. Wall present ed the report of the bylaws commit tee, which was adopted. It provides that no one is eligible to member ship unless members in good stand ing of the board of trade; that dues shall be $1 quarter; that meetings shall be held every other Thursday; and that the annual election shall be held on August 21. Chairman Geo. T. Herrington presided.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08

MT. and Mrs. Carl Dickinson are the proud parents of new baby girl, and Carl, who drives the auto truck for c. A. Black, says he's now going to be more ,accqmmodating than eyer, before.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my gratitude to the many, many kind and loving friends for their great helpfulness and sympathy, as we'll as to others for the beautiful floral tributes to the mem- ory of my husband. Their kindnesses will ever be treasured by me.
 MRS. EDWARD M. DOE.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Seven room furnished l, house, at a bargain. See A. A.
 Foster. 8-8-d
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-08

Father Rossetti, of Los Angeles, who has been here visiting Father Vabre, returned to his home this week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06

81 Il
Jens Peter Wilson has purchased
the Sam Crane property in the
south part of town, and, we are in
formed will again become a resident
of Extra, March LIST.
Mrs. Joe Johnston and son Of
Audubon stopped in this city a
short time, Saturday afternoon, to
make call on the Journal family.
They were enroute from Atlantic to
their home, making the trip in their
car.
Dick Simpkins, who has been
farming the VIII Kommes farm, will
move to Extra March 1st.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06

A. w. Harvey has hired Willie
Ludwig to farm for him this year,
commencing work March LIST.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06

Carl Stanley has hired out to
Luther Hensley on the farm and
will commence work March lst.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06

Lawrence Hansen has been busy
the past few days enlarging the Re
pair Shop Of the Ford Garage, which
will make it much more convenient.
The garage is kept pretty busy and
believe in having plenty OF room,
where they can work.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Young came
home Monday from Anita, where
they visited over Sunday with rela-
tives at the j. II. Hill home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

and will farm it for Bernie Thielen.
Mrs. Doll spoo, who had been
visiting her daughter, Pauline at
Nebraska City since Friday, return
ed to Extra, Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06

Miss B. S. Mccarthy visited ov-
er Sunday in Audubon, returning
to her work in the E. D. Cotton
store, Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-02-06
BOX sOCIABLE.

At Audubon Township, Number
3 schoolhouse, Friday evening, Feb
ruary 14th. Everybody is cordially
invited. f13pd
VALBORG JENSEN, Teacher
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-28

Daca voesti Sc al la indemfna
1storia neamului romfnesc cu toa-
tie datele mai nsemnate din viata
neamului nostru; daca voesti sd
tie interesezi 81 de primejdiile 81
bucuriile prin earl a trecut nea-
mul nostru; daca voesti Sc fiji un
bun 81 brav romfn care Isl cunoas-
tie istoria pc scurt fara de carte
r atunci nn al decft sa-ti comanzi
,Galendarul Nou". in ell, indata
|dupa lunile anulni, vel afla luna
de luna, in feluritii ami, ce au facut
81 ce au dres mai mari neamului
nostru. Voievozi de mnlt apusi ca
pete de mucenici ce au suferit mar
|tiraj pentru neam 81 Graf, earl au
|dus departe vestea brma q neamu-
lui nOstrrl, vitejia lor. Toate ace
stea le poti avea pentru So cent?,
daca-i trimiti la adresa d-lui loan
ivi-Banatanu sos. Detroit Ave.,
Cleveland, O. pentru nu ,,Calen-
dar Nou'1 alta de mutt inbit de
toti ce ce l-au cumparat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
nlarulltlSWl.


Arnautul avut de spovedit III
lcle trecute cumetrita. Pentru ca
sd Sc spele pacatele vechi, vedeti
D-Voastra canon, au luat o baie
de putina fmpreuna 81 toate pa
catele an fost iertate ca n Wis,
Zilele trecute unul dintra vol
nicii nostri strengari intrebase pc
un baiat de scoala ce ar zice el
.daca lar aduce barza un baiat
mic in familie.
- Ce Sc zic? - raspunse baia-
tul. - Iata, as spune ca este me-
norocire, pentru ca ell nu am ma
ma 81 nici tata eli am doua s'lrorl
|fete mari.
Dintra toti eel cu diplome 81
fara diplome, cea mai buna soar
te au dentistii. Operele lor Sc
vad in gurile tuturora.
De voiesti sal Spui taina la
ncvasta. atunci inainte de toate G
bine sal tai limba. Esti sigur ca
mn te va spune la nimeni
Nici un ON nu vine pc lume cn
lingura de argint in gura, dar
pentru aceea multi din moi cind
NOR. sc due pc ceeaIalta lnme en-
aurul in gura.
Capetele goale contin multe in
formatiuni netrebnice.
Conferinta de pace inca facut
un progress admirable in toate =
MI insa in pace.
Bolsevist numim pc omul care
nu te lasa sc imparti Gu el ulti-
mul tau dollar ci, ca sa te usureze
mai bine. II ia intreg de la tine.
De partea de catra sffrSitul Ii
lelor dinainte de pedie M vel Ii
in stare Sc afli un singur ON in
America intreaga, Sc mearga nOap
tea fara de frica i'm cimiter. Gu
toatc acestea. in ziua de pedie.
toti sunt mai cura giosi! lar noap-
tea. toti sunt i'm stare Sc mearga.
Potlogarii de Ia ..Desteapta-te
Romine" All schimbat nllmele fOii
in ..Roniria Mare'' Formele -
vorba aluia - Sc schimbara. dar
raul ramase scelasi.
Dupa ce sc "a Introduce prohi-
bitiunea in tara intreaga, Sc poate
fntimpla foarte usor ca uni bar
bait vor Fl nevoiti Sc arate femei-
lor Tor atentiunea 81 devotamentul
pc carl lie arata astazi i,lbitilor
bartender
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
mai ramasesera numai doisprezece
oameni.

maj ramasesera l1lmal doisprezecc
oameni.
Disparitia unui. copil on niSte
bani. Cleveland, Ohio. - Dina
John Mikolajejski, locuitoare Ia
11S6 E. 18th Street, a cerut poll
tiei sa caute pc copilul unui We
Gin, care a disparut Lrfni ell SUI
ma de l, ,2B6 de dolari. Dfnsa IL tri-
misese pc copl Gu banii sal depue
la banca 81 de atunci nu la mai
yazut 81 nici la banca ma mai
|ajuns.
/ Msxinari u0isi de exPlozie.
New York. Trei marinari alta
sati la stati1nea de aviatie navala
IAN fost ucisi pc PLAZA Rackaway
|de explozia lrnei bombe. Victimele
|luasera bomba ,,de adfncine''
ca so duca intr 'un lec mai depar-
tat pentrn examina, si in tim
pui cfnd au pus-o jos ca sd mai
|odihneasca, ca expfodat, arun-
cindu-i pc toti in ser in mil de IA
|rimi. 8
Restabilirea ordinei in. BudapeD-
ta. w DeFna O telegrama tr;-
|misa din capitala Ungariei anunta
lea acum a trecut toatA fnria re-
vodtelor comuniste de ac0lo 81 cd
lm;stea este estabilitx pc deplin.
Toti minerii communist, carl frce-s
pusera tSnlbalaul, sflnt in arest..
Sc zice ca turburarile 5 an dotorat
situatiei economice 81 nu lnei do
rinte dea restarrna guvern1tl.
p1keinnai pl3ti6uare. New
York. Firma ACE Restaurants
Co. Z. cu resedinta I'm Newark, a.
nunta o. Ella fnaintat aplicattuni.
pentru deschiderea de resia
cll mincari ii tot feIul az beufdri,
restaursnte carl al 81 IA ~ tot
feIpI de vapoare ce plukesc be III
- rS.,,ssInr - & ncnsyS, NM; III 6ssS ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-28


blicat un manifest, prin care de-
clara ca daca guvernul nu tine
seama de cereri1e muncitorilor, eli
vor fntrebuinta violenta ca sa a.
duca aceasta Ia fndeplinire,
Palat In flEcxri. - San Saliva
dor. ~ Palatul municipal (prima-
|ria) 81 inca alte cfteva cladiri de.
aici sunt prefacute in RUNE in ur-
ma unui foe care a isbucnit All
noapte Pc neasteptate 81 care .ame-
ninta So arda 0 fntreaga parte a
|orasului. In timpul acesta an.
ars mai multe documente de va.
lcare din archiva palatului.
RaspndfreA vsfsatului. Uh-i
richsville. - Pc aici a inceput sd
Sc intinda varsatul. Pima acum
s 'au raportat sase cazuri. lar in
Dennison sunt 81.
Cererile unUr muncitori. - Ro-'
ma. - Mulcitorii de la ,caile fera-
te italiene au facut cerere la GU
vern sa li-se reduca timpnl de lu-
crn Ia opt Ore pc ii.
Ucisi de gloante. Chicago,
In. - la intrnnirea uniunei tint
chigiilor din localitate au fost I'M
pltscati 81 ucigi trei oameni. Poll,
tia, dupa noapte fntreaga dc,
cercetari, a raportat ca nu poate1
da de urma criminali1or
Batut de pungasi. - Yomgs-
town, Ohio. Dol gardisti au a.
dus la spitalul ST. Elizabeta pc
locuitorul anume John Diken, ca
re fost jefuit 81 batut rau de
niste bandit in East Youngstown
noaptea trecuta Avea capul spart
pc mai multe locnri.
copil opxrit Gu supa. Youngs-
town. Ohio. rs fntr 'm sspital de
aici murit All noapte copilul
Stephen Yuhas, in etate de trei
ami, pc urma arsurilor capatate pc
cind tras de pc soba oala eu
supa ferbmte. care is a varsat in
piept.
o cruda desamagire. Wei
mouth, Mass. Ciorapi de da-
ma I! Da, 81 inca pereche de ma.
tasa. fina 81 Gu gaurele,. era atir-
nata pc sirnla telegrafului IN fata.
garii de Ia New Haven Calatorn,
cum ieseau din sala de asteptare.
Isl ridicau palasia c,i respect, ere-,
zind ca an in fata Tor I'M ereP de
doliu.
Scapati pc ces. Seymour,
Ind. Arestantii Harry Jones 81
Benjamin Bright au. scapat din
puscaria Jackson iesind pc cos.
De lar Fl vaz,lt cineva credea ca
sunt :: Santa Claus.
Expulzarea Germanilor din Chi
ma. - Londra. = Agentia Reuter-
raporteaza ca s'au pregatit patru
vapoare pc carl au sd fie pusi toti
Germanii din China 81 trinlisi in
Germania. Ma vor mai ramine a
colo decit cftiva misionari Ger
mani. Primul vapor va afpleca pc la
Iinceputul lui Martie GU $500 de
GermaY in care numar sc includ
200 de femei 81 copii.
4 Minele americane paEite de trl-
pele lui Caranxa. - Juarez, Mex.
-- Sc anunta ca trupele fedora
lie mexicane au primit ordin sa pa
lzaasca minele americana din nor
|dr1 Mexico-ului, 81 ca 2,000 de
lsoldati All 81 fost rostati la Santa
Enlalia, la Cusihuiriariachic 81 la
MADEIRA. Aceasta s'a facut cu SEQ.
Ipul de a impedeca pc Francisco
| Villa de la indeplinirea ameninta-
re, sale de a distruge proprietatl-
ie americanilor 81 ucide pc toti
lsoldatii Americafii, daca nu Use
plateste pima la prima Martie gu
ma de 100000 de dolafi in aur.
+ Cutremur de pamint. San
| Francisco, Cal. Teri d,lpa a.
miazi s'a simtit aici I'm usor, Gu
ltremur de pamfnt. Cutremure u
ls0are 81 repetate Ia intervale
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-28

Nj trece Gu vederea
aCeaSta oportunitate
AcTEAzA ACUM!
guvvrneer
rrn sgunta rretare
productive oportuntate pu
Da s24i cfsigale moi oim
tse ncaszs de mira Dc Witch Hssl sisa suah oou
t, Colorado
CErESTE opnia M Howo un inginer he 81
pracca de 50 De da dspre Hau
cETEsTE cantitaea afa acolo
0ri cine aurul ca
bt pc fonaiuea auuu schinbul international face
mai
81 prd pe pata
guvernul sa fie pimul permanent cumparator.
ca a obaa numte
vorabl metal hetuie treBuie
deasemenes adunam
sd aegi abenefci lin bogatie?
facuta M. Hovo, e1pert.l nine gast
aupa M rna sale cdn ca min. de ssr Witch Hsss s.ass in sam
duce de 100000 pima 1900 600 doi 10 pfa Ia 10
osuma rnaba da tot dpM Sd dem Cd in urmato
Ia 100000 de dolari
voies al parte din acess cisg? Daca da opunta
pasal r.pas fags media. c6xrzRx
re suns Initiate; date PIMA Wind
NuMAI Pc ON Ut TndP LnfIrAT sctnnie de L nina de
opotunjtat dupa rapoee expetuu mine Dnu
NJ M aowo csre-tivor Fl trmise Ia csrse
uni ca pve locul uade nina Witch Hazel siuat
expert geologic al guvsnula staselor Unite
Pehtru al particulartati scrie eoi
Summit County en- v roERsrrR
Brookonidge Col 4osos Baekswen Building
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts,
Brookonrdge Col Bell Phone: 2O0 Court
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
INF0RIV|ATIUHI

InsalA cucerita de Bolsevici. =
Paris. De la legatia germana
din LibaH Sc anunta ca Bolsevic;i
8u ocupat insllla Oesel ri au ASA
sinat pc secrAtarul legatiunei ger
name de acOlo, pc sofia acestuia
si pc un curier.
Tsanesf de revo1te ii India. -
Washington. Trihl'ile din In
dis fac hscercari de a campara
I'm mare humar de arme 81 mari
cantitati de materiale de razboi.
Auterftafile engIeze Sc tem de o
rascoAl6 generalA a nativilor 81
din aceasta cauza an dat ordin sa
sc facH ahchete serioase.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
POSTMASTER GETS ENTIRE
TOWN TO CATCH BURGLAR

EAST WHATELY. Mass. Sept 20
The entire town turned out here
armed with pitchforks pokorS and
death dealing kitchen forks To- help
Postmaster Charles Ross capture a
burglar armed with a hammer After
the towuspeople had surrounded the
store. hrnndishing their weapons,
they formed a living wedge and en-
tered simultaneously hy tho front
and back doors The burglar dld
valiant battle. hitting to right and
lett with his hammer Several heads,
hands and shins were laroratcd. bur
at lis' tho burElat held up his
hands in surrender.
He told tho townspeoplc that he
had a horse and carriage waiting fpr
him in the woods and wouldn't 'hry
please see that the horse didn't go
hung
You can't put old shoulders under
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
JOHN BURROUGHS IS NOT
WORRYING OVER H. c. OF /

rLNTTSBrEG, y. y. Sept 90
It isu't Jh, high cost OF living thdt
worries John Burroughs. the nat
ur8Iisi. ~ much as IL s. che hfgh cost
uf dying MIR uufoushs. who is 81,
passed through here recently with
the Ford Edison camping pHr,y%
"NcS. living is high -nid lhr am
gicut Californian, but SO s dying
l's almost too expensive tu die these
days rrmmpc- when a. coffin
could hc bought for $40, now tuoy ne
500 and moro often higher
There's a coffin trust 'in this
country. and II had Henry Ford ~
millions Ia break d. believe me-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-21
Hr,wcr, sold to cand, Company.

BOSTON, sept 20 The brewery
of The Southcr WrcWinr compan, has
just passed into mo hands of the
Miller candy company An intcrrst.
INK fratur, ~ the transfer wins 500.
GOO iu Liberty bonds. which the sol
lcr accepted ni face value
Evening journal., 1919-03-17
CITY ASSESSMENT
GREATER THIS YEAR

The Board OF Assessment has COM
plclcd ils work for lhc fiscal year be
ginning July I next and the books are
now open 90 the public for appeal. 10
viii De impossible 90 tell how much
The increase is over last year until an
the appeals are filed and acted upon.
The board has cndeayored not 20 be
mislcd 10y present inflated values. The
law says thc assessment shall be al
lhe actual value OF The property. and
no is admitted That in many cases prop
critics have sold for more than such
values. More than 500 houses have been
built during The year.
New operations, the one at Front and
Union streets, where SOC new houses
were erected. and at Wawasct where 80
new houses We're erected, and fair
grounds was turned into nrsl class
building sites, viii added considerably
to the assessment IN addition iO This
there have been a number of buildings
or considerable sizc erected. including
The addition 10 the dupont Building.
Evening journal., 1919-03-17
FOUR AViAT0RS
LAND AT NEWARK

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK, March i5.-rhc Huber race
track just east OF Newark where Her
man n. Tyson trains his stables OF
horses had the appearance Of a small
aviation ncld yesterday afternoon when
four aeroplancs landed there within the
space OF several minutes. one of the
machines was a Curtis mail plane ihTt
has been operating for some months
between New York and Washington and
the other three were small planes from
the Aberdeen Proving Grounds and Werc
on their way 60 Philadelphia. Tho lat
ter three lost their way and come down
90 get their bearings
The mail airship came down 10 Offer
assistance and as 10 was also short Of
gasoline the driver rcplcnished his sup
ply. Their were ON the ground only about
half an hour and then resumed their
trip. Several hundred persons went To-
the track 10 watch them take 90 the
air again.
Evening journal., 1919-03-17
COLLEGE STUDENTS
| IN AUTO SMASH
Howard Harper Thrown
Several Feet When Cars
Collide at Newark
BOTH CARS ARE
BADLY WRECKED
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. March i7.-Howard Harper
a Delaware College freshman and a
member of The Sigma Phi Epilson Fra
tcrnity was injured and both machines
badly damaged when a Studebaker pas
scnger hack owned by A. g. Stiltz col
lided with lhe Ford truck Of David Me
Mullin on Depot Road near the home oi
n. Warner McNeal early Saturday night.
Young Harper was passenger In The
Siiltz hack and was on his way 10 the
Momen's College 30 get The chaperous
and students who were 90 attend the
Delaware College student Council dance.
The Sliltz hack was operated by
Harry Knoll, a young man about IS
years OF age and syas going south while
the McNlullin truck operated by ID. ~.
McMullin was going towards Newark.
The hack is said TO have been going az
fast rate Of speed when 10 hit the
truck. I'm some manner one Of the rear
wheels struck the front wheels Of the
truck. This wheel Of the hack was
torn on and the machine turned com
plctely over and landed in an adi0in-
ing field. In addition TO thc driver and
Harper. two boys were also in the hack
and how they escaped death or at least
serious injuries was a miracle. Knoll
was thrown some feet from the hack.
but both ne and the boys escaped Will
only "a few bruises. Harper was hurled
some distance and suffered "a lacerated
wrist and was badly shaken up.
McAlullin also escaped injuries but his
car was practically wrecked as both
front wheels were broken or.