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DANCE AT NEW PORT.

Newport. Nav u Pride of Delaware
Council. No -. Junior Order United
American Mechanics. will hold straw
berry festival and dance tomorrow oven
ing in the Masonic Temple. The commit
tee IN charge Of arrangements consists OF
BENJAMIN Mitchell, chairman, assisted by
William Marshall John Hanna, Charles
Sindall Lee Cannon William Hall. and
FreduS Baldwin Arrangements for the
dance are being made by Charles long
assisted by Springer Benson
Mrs Thomas Bullen will give p dance
this evening in the Masonic Temple for
her dancing class There viii be several
feature dances. for which prizes will he
awarded Proceeds above expenses will
bc donated by Mrs Bullen To the Woman s
Club Of Newport, to he used for com
munitv work.
Tho Womans 5 Club held Shadow So
cial last evening in the Red Men Hall,
which was very well attended
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Nay - An Epworih
League Social was held last evening at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Rash ot IT
Georges with about sixty attending \
pleasant evening was crloyed hv all, after
which an election Of officers was held ard
the following installed President
Horace 4 Simmons, first vice-president.
Miss Elizabeth Staats. Mrs. J II Gam,
Miss Florence Lester, Mrs Horace Sim
mons. secretary. Miss Gertrude Staais
treasurer. Philip simmons planst, Mrs
John Carrow. Sr
Mrs. Joseph Nelson is spending a week
with her SISTER. Mrs, Harry Berger A
Chesapeake City, Md
Gcorgr Stewart has taken poeitiot
with tho quarter master department oi
Fort du POnt
The following traiEc passed th~ugl
the canal YESTERDAY tuR Corlntma, tow
inc barpe9 Hudson. loaded with miu'
rrops. Virginia 80 Philadelphia Chrie
fiana. loaded with t'ilp wood. iron
| Virginia Ia Philadelphia, Yacht Bcntric'
| Florida TO Philadelphia: Yacht Wilcaa
| Florida 10 New York yacht Namr
| Florida 70 Long Island
| Tho Girls Community Club and th
| Roy Scouts will hold lawn tctc June .
On the PRESBYTERIAN lawn for the bench
! If he camp fund
The heavy winds that prevailed her
Yesterday prevented all sturgeon tsh".
men from rcntlr,nq out The high tid
Asa held mn tho trolley service Tor ncarl
/ two hours
Tra,L Morris and Harry Sickle or
;ovcd cary fishing in the canal. ycstcl
dax catching more than lCn pound
| ono fish weighed 20 pounds
! Mr. Walker Wilkinson Mrs PierSn
WINS A II Osborn and Miss Eva Ivlns ,
| ALordccp Nh and charles Dover
| Ralt,morc Md arc guests of MIR an
/ Mrs Charles jackson
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
Of P. {. DIOCESE
interesting Reports Received at
the Annual Meeting IN
Milford.

Special Correspondence 0f Every Evening
Milford. May 2 The Womaua Aux
iiary of the Protestant rpiacopal Dio-
eoso. which held lts spring meeting in
Grange Hall Milford Tuesday and vea-
terday opened yesterdays session r.
fO8o o'clock Tho president Mrs john
salisbury 81 Dover presided Rev. I.
= WtuRaie rector of Milford Church,
Ind charge Of the dcroiionals. Mrs. ".
n. Beacon. Of Wilmington. secretgry.
read tho minutes If the last meeting
All secretaries of tho various branches
of the Auxiliary we're requested 10 oh
tain copies NJ ieanet No. -, entitled
New Plans and 70 read the prayers
for The united Offering and Auxiliary at
Zach uf tho meetings
Mrs Frank de ~ Jnuvier was Al
pointed chairman Of the Emery fund
This is fund or s5o.00O being raised IN
connection with the nftieth anniversary
of tho three Emery sisters. who devoted
"a Years uf their lives 10 the work -
the BOARD nf Missions The income
from thle fund ,pili be uecd to pay ri,
expenses Of vacations fnr foreign gotnar
missionaries
The nru store room of the Auxinar'
| vhI.jl pBq apened recently ,n s. John
church rectorv. and Is in charge If Mrs
| Wnliafn q bradford. was discussed. Al
clothing and other materials whirl
/ Auxiliary workers collect for mission
arv purposes viii in future he store
there
Rav. william n Milton p y. gen
| eraI secretary of the EatioH Widc cam
| paleu If th. ehurs y. delivered m ad
Dress. IL which hn cmpha sized the I'm
aorfauee .f large church gathering
md aIre. pointed IN the nereseitt &
having IN educational program IN II
ahnrehoa. particularly for the %ogroe
and the imuigranfs
Mre Il - Ravuef IF wilmington
., ho IS treasurer If the fund for th
kniing school n China. whore the nj
drea Of missionaries n an denomina
ton are educated. made an address g
Inc purposes of the school
rhe Auxiliary de- died tn cnntrihui
s2s6 - The school
Mrs Iohn rankbnrst ~ Phiiadelph
made an address, on The aims e Il
F.usrg fund. and also called atien'1e
Il u Lakes Hospital Toxic japa
tab4rh + being maintained bv tho ehuT-
{ and Is one u the leading hospitals
the Far East The AUXILIARY appr
prtated $3.50 10 this hospital. far Il
purpose IT supporting nurs" nc
for one rsar.
4 report - the mission study class'
pbIeh yare eonducted during Len
showed that this had been the mc
@f,caesaful year for the classes
r4.aft,,o, ended at $50 O'Clock,
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TO HOUSE NEW ENGINE.

Newark MAY u Plans arc being
made by Fire Chief T.. Clifford Wilson
ard other members of the Actra Hose
Hook and Ladder Co for the housing of
their rcw fire engine. Saturday Of next
week Mlddlctown fire company viii have
charge OF the housing ceremonies
One Of the features OF the celebration
will bc street parade, in which q IS cX-
pectcd the following companies will be
represented: Brandywime of Wilmington
Phoenix Of PhoenlNvllc, Pa; Falrvlew
Of Marshallton: Citizens Hose Go. oi
Smvrna. Five Points Co, Of Richardson
Park Minquas of Newport Singerly Of
Flkton West Grove. Pa: Fire Co Union
of Oxford. Pa: Volunteer Hose Co. Of
Niddlctown, kcnnett Co. Of kennctt
Square. Pa Susquchanna Of liavre dc
tiracc: Robbins Hose Co. of Dover; Good
Will Co. uT Newcastle, AvondalcFire Go
Volunteer Fire Go. Of Chesapeake CITY
Md
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Newark Firemen to Have a BIG
Parade at Housing OF Their
New Fire Engine.
KENT COUNTY ASSESSMENT

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Dover, May l2-Kent County Board ,,d
of Assessment has about eohpie'Iu tho E
assessment list for the county under .he
new law and the lists of the several , aus
tr,c,s will be posted for two weeks IN each
district so that all property Owners w" n.s@st maS
have an opportunity to inspect tne hssess-
,nept The board viii sit at the following
niarcs ON the dates named 70 hear appea's
Nav I6-Alderman' 5 office, smyrna
Man I7-Clcments' store; Clayton.
Nav tS-W. \. Truitt office, Milford
Mo- to-Ioshua Smiths store, Har-
rington. ,,1;.,
MAY 2i-E. J Boggs' store, Cheswold.
Nav 2S-Officc Of Harrington Lynch
FELTON,. oaoo
The board also will meet at ITS Office
m Kent county court house, for the same
nnrpose. on MAY a, 25. 26. y. %, % ~
and 81. between the hours oi ~ a, III,
ard - o'clock noon, and from Ito !
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FEITON COMMENCEMENT.

Dover. Mav II. Commencement cXer,
clscs oi FELTON, high school will he held
Th,irSdav evening, June ,. IN Grange tiai,'
The salutatory will be by Joseph Il
seward valcdictory. Catherine DAVIS
White address 10 the class kert County
superintendent IL. \ Holloway diIloini''S
vjil hc pre,tptcd by Professor Matthias
" Hahn. the principal. -
other members of the class VII" WI
~ rt,ripzte in the ccxerciscsincludcM Marian
p,ry,s Waldman. Glass History
I-rpll,h Grafton. Dorothy Elizabeth HeNd
Class tim Nelson Moore Hammond
High school Friendships. Helen Mar
,rlla Morrow class poem. Robert al'ac'
Re,rolds: Class viii. Sara Helen HteW-
"a Frrl;sh class Grafton. George Gar
b4tt Mars.
Ecv Mr. Butler VIII oher invocation
.,,d Rcy NJ W. Marine will pronounce
tho hcrcd.ctson
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Cuf This OMIT is Worth Money.

cut out this slip. enclose with SC and
mail ii to Foley & Co, 1885 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago, ILL.,. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in turn a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
pills for pains in sides and back !;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and blad-
der ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation, bill
| liousness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. n. B. Danforth.-Adv,
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Neunort MAY II Miss Ella W.
johnson Is spending this week at k'd
RanL \ / with her sister, Miss MARY
Johnson
N,ss Narv Scarborough. who has been
!, ,aticr, ~ the Delaware Hospital For
the ra.t tuo weeks is much improved
and mn, rotIrp homo rcxt week
Mis- katharinc PrlcC is spending TINS
week al Elkton Md, with Mrs. imam
Ciilmour
Mr. aud Mrs Irwin Woodward had a,
.hc,r d;rner guests SUNDAY. Mr. and Mrs
\l(red Craig and sor Arthur Of Newport
Mir and Mrs Harry Palmer OF kennet'
square Pa Miss Margaret Groome o
Newport and Miss Mary Craig Of Chester
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NEWS OF NEWARk.

Newark. Nav u Members OF Mime
haha Tribe of Red Men will attend scrv-
ices in body at Newark VI +. Church,
sunday morning Wawa Tribe Of Union
will attend services at Ebenczcr NJ. Y.
Church. SUNDAY
Ladies Aid society of tho NJ T. Church
will hold a bake on SATURDAY of next week
Minnchaha Tribc of Red Men will
adopt class of Is palefaces next TUESDAY
evening. AZ the NCw Century Club.
The usual Memorial Dav celebration
is being planned for this vicinity Rep
rcscnativc II. q Buckingham and Joseph
Il. Luton. members Of the q. 4 r.. as.
sisted bv Miss Agnes Med'll will have
charge and school. children will assist with
tho program.
Women Of St. Thomas Lpiscopa
Church will hold another bSkc. Saturday
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PINE ENTERTAINMENT.
Held by south Side Naighborhood
Association.

The South side Neighborhood As
ISOLATION held we'll attended enter
tainment and dance In tire liberty nre
house last night for the purpose Of en-
larRing the fund for girls athletic nc
tivittea.
The entertainment included solos by
Peter Welsh. Steven August, John ituh@
hands. Mary Wallace. Mary Welsh.
Jennie Mcmahon and Mrs Mabie Ward.
Selections were given by the South
side and Diamond state quarteta Mra.
NAV Nc Mnhon and Mrs Mable Ward
gave h duet. Miss Frances Range. Of
the Community Service. entertained
with an address and games. Tho az
fair wna arranged by Walter Rash. Mrs.
uable Ward william Finerty. Katie
Cannon. John Montgomery. William
Forrest Helen Me Mahon. Jennie Mo
Mahon. Nora kelleher. Joseph Morris
and Harry Grant
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EXHIBITS OF SCHOOL WORK.

Seaford, May 12-The girls of the
Home Economies Department of the
Seaford public school are exhibiting some
OF their work in the show window of alocal
store. The garments, about sixty in num-
Der, are arranged on forms or folded neatly
and placed on the exhibition floor
Charts, showing some of the phases OI
work taken up in the study Of health and
interior decorations of the home, covered
the walls of the exhibit place Canned
fruit, such as peaches, pears, beets, to.
matoes. snap beans, jellies. relishes, etc
add variety and color to the exhibit
The "het dish" for lunch, served By tn,
Home Economics Department is quit,
popular with the boys and girls who re
main al school during the noon hour.
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TO STOP ROwDYISM.

Georgetown, May ~. Mayor William
A. Warrington saws he proposes TO break
up the rowdyism that prevails here late
at nights. and also to put stop to the use
of proiane language 10y crowds Of boys who
cnnpregate on some Of the street corners.
One arrest already has been made Tor
cursing on Market street, and unless the
practice is stopped Others will follow
Most Of the rowdyism is caused by
crowds Of Young boys from the rural sec
tiors who come here AZ pights and fongrc-
gate ~ different points along the main
strppfz
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Festival and Dance at Newport.

Pride Of Delaware Council, No. 10,
Jr o. o. A. M. will have strawberry
festival and dance in the Masonic Hall
at Newport tomorrow night. There will
be ftwo spot dances. a novelty dance
etc Prizes will be given. Many per-
sons are expected to attend, including
some from Wilmington and nearby
towns.
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and the daughters of Rebccca OF this
town, will attend the Sunday morning
service Mt Peoples Christian Church, IN
a body. The pastor Rev. II. g. Eelfen-
stein, a member OF the order, will preach
asermon on ''The Lodge and the Church.
A masked spelling bee viii be held IN
the assembly room Of the Peoples Chris
tian Church, Tuesday evening. MAY ~.
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SEAFORD NEWS NOTES.

Seaford. MAY l2.--Charles Van Leer is
instructing the high school chorus here
in the numbers that will bc used at the
commencement exercises on the evening
of Friday, June 3.
Mrs. G. 4. Geist, who had been spend
ing several weeks with her parents, form
or Magistrate and Mrs. J. p DulaneSy, lei,
yesterday for Philadelphia, where she VIII
be joined later by her husband, Professor
Geist, who is pow in Texas.
The sewing club was entertained last
night by Mrs. Mary Eskridgc, wiie OF
Mayor John r. EskrIdgc.
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MRS. NORA NJ. FARRow DEAD.

Dover. Mav = Mrs Nora May Far
r,v v,fc of larr, larroW, a prominent
po,cr commission merchant died ycstcr-
Ja, afternoon at her home, 50A loockot-
man street She WAS q daughter ct r'ah
a,d anne DAYTON A year ago she was
stricken with an affection Of the heart
lait urttI tow davs ago appeared 70 he
recovering. Last week she contracted 3
cold. which hastcrcd her death She =
survived by her husband
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was paid to the injury at first. but several
davs later the wound fcstered and bone
fc!on resulted The diseased bone seemed
20 affect her whole body, and yesterday
she died from the wound.
Mrs. Collins was the widow of William
Collins of Blatlcs. and was 77 wears OF age.
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Wilmington. a. Fois a. poai n WI.
ufingt0n, and Wg0dburn Martin oi
DeOrgctogn, members
Delegates and sitornntes to uIH
Provincial Evn0d. Uhifh VII Do Heil
next November iu Trinity cnurrh W.T.
mingfou. we're appointed
Tho clerical delegates appolntrl arr
Uay. Alban Richay. Hav FrnIffIfE
Kirkus, nay Richard w Tmunf n'
wilmington. and Rot Jorfrh if Lfr
~ Now Castlr. The ciorlal aittrnafar
are Raw Edwin o. stevens. WuuHnr
ron. Roy Charles a ranfz, Clsuanff
f,ev. g. T. Donsghsy. Middleton Irf
Rev p. Alien rarrDns. faurel
The iay doirgafea nfr ftfll
Bringhurst GEORGE linnn
Charles D. Milief ~ WHuUnrfan lN
" Beers ~ Dover Tho ng sIf.f..',
aro GeTge a. Eulot ifr1r o. Ih.r
son ~ WumuRtor NIuar O. iH
~ Delaware Cify. and O. % f.uurl'
Laurel Tho Third rrp..Urr u
ingtou. cpmpdrlnr nine drfrfif t'
the Eastern oo8sf Hil bold fnIr
This is The 1rH fIue tnaf WIuUr
has been ,huarn fof fhs ssfH1 aaf
/ The oKeeulifc council mrUirf
/ whlrh wi hold Office far eY rnlFH
/ appointed Hs fDiious Hr. FHt
/ wilmington 10 f1arph U F4f.
1 New Castle a. FsIs du porf HU
ton. jude james : Uuysr DH.u
Ge"rer l<eiRe gave fhD nuDn F
frus'e"s. Iu ~uieh ha nrnelHI.d fI.. r..
4 new TRUST fuhds bad been received H.I
INK the yesr. and tHaf fhr irfrrr.f fl.
the present frur f1n1r .r nfna 3d.
pr1priatad a'oDrdiur tr convention.
reetiDn aa yraf
Frederick gr'rRhursf frr1nIr.r
'onvrutIor. reported Dssr,r
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when Wre
know rhaf
'he trhafefI,al r
apar'r0erf- ---7li
rfassifed aar',1n
frd 4 -ted tnda
das--r3l N0 aa+ fs#
teIf The public tdt
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DIED FROM INJURED TOE.

Seaford. MAY l2.-About six weeks ago.
Mrs. Ellen r.. Collins Of Blades accident
ally stubbed her big toe. Little attention
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Bowie Ham mond.

George Cottrell Bowie. 20 Walnut
street. and MARY \. Hammond. 20s
KING street. have secured marriage
license from Magistrate l.. !. Broman.
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W EDDING~.
SxIve~ter-Rm.

benjamin + sylvester ana hFS.
Grace r. Roe. both ot wilmington. Were
married IN Harrison street nun y
parsonage on saturday evening ~ ReN-
" T. Habbarf
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
FEARS QUESTION
OF IMMIGRATION

TOXIC. July 13-(Dolayedl.-st was
learned today from an authoritative
source tllat-JaPan's first note IN reply
to President Hsrding's invitation to Join
in a disarmament conference, while ac-
cepting, viii be IN tho nature OF an
inquiry as to whether Japan in entering
the conference, will be considered as an
equal Of the other nations.
This was taken to indicate that the
question OF immigration will come 10 the
forefront in the conference. The opinions
expressed by government officers gener-
ally was summed up by one man, who
said
Japan. while disliking to reintroduce
the immigration question, this conference
may force It. The fact now is that
japanese citizens are everywhere ex-
cluded. Why not apply the same
principle towards America? IL all na-
tions are to enter the conference as equal
conferees, Japan will doubtless join, but
Japan has the right first to understand
the problems that will come up and the
Continued on Page Eleven)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
MERCURY SCARS
AS SUN BEAMS ON
INDIANAPOLIS
NeEC Record at 2 O'Clock When
81 Mark Is Redched-COOI-
er Tonight.

All heat records for the season were
broken in indianapolis this afternoon
when the Government thermometer
reached the dizzy heighth OF o. degrees
at o'clock The highest point the ther-
mometer had reached up until today was
&c. about ten days ago.
Despite this, however, the weather man
had a cheerful note In his voice.
Indications are. he said. that the long
drawn out hot spell win receive a set
back either this afternoon or tonight.
Somewhat lower temperatures accom-
panied by an area OF thunder showers be-
tween the Missouri and Mississippi river
regions is sweeping eastward. according
to j. H. Arlington, Government meteoro-
logist, and is due to reach Indianapolis
some time this afternoon or tonight. To-
morrow will b partly cloudy and the tenn
perature Will not be as torrid as 1t has
been for the last several days.
with the terrific heat. only one pros
tration was reported. Gus Woods, a
negro, %, 5f2 West Michigan street, was
overcome while walking on Shelby street
near the Belt Railroad. He WAS taken
to his home In an ambulance.
Yesterday saw continued high temper
atures throughout the State. Yincennes
again was the hottest place in Indiana
with a reading Of 90 degrees while W Wheat
field, IN the northwest portion Of the
State, was only one degree cooler. All
sections reported temperatures of 90 de
grees and more.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
MELLEN AGAINST
CANCELING ANY
FOREIGN DEBTS
Secretary of Treasurer Gives
Assurance to Senate Com
merce Committee.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Proposals
for cancellation OF any part Of the
s11 900 10000 foreign Indebtedness to
the United states will not be entertained
or accepted by the Administration, Sec
retary OF the Treasury Mellon stated to-
day before the Senate Commerce Com
mittee.
Nor Is Il the intention Of the Treasury
Department to make any further ad-
vances on foreign commitments be-
queathed It by the Wilson Administra-
ton, Mr.. Mellon explained.
The Administration viii not furnish
any more cash or credits TO Liberia, a
delegation from which country Is now
knocking at the doors OF the treasury,
Mellon said.
Mellon gave the committee copy Of n
long letter from Lloyd George, the Brit
ish premier, to former President Wilson
dated Aug 8, 1920, in which the question
OF the American Government consenting
TO a remission of loans made by the
United States to the allied ana associated
powers was broached.
A cablegram from the British chan
eellor of the exchequer to r. c. Lindsey.
representative of the British treasury at
Washington dated Feb. 0, 1920, which
Mellon also disclosed, stated that the
British government would welcome n
general cancellation Of inter governmental
war debts"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
Woman Society
'RGmLes' Makes
Try to End Life
MrS. He'll Who Engaged as
Maid to Rob in Serious
Condition.

CHICAGO. July 14-Mrs Eta Perry
He'll, wife Of wealthy broker, whose
arrest several weeks ago as a woman
"Rahies" caused a sensation, is in q
serious condition at a hospital here to-
day after an attempt at suicide Mrs
He'll swallowed poison in the waiting
room Of railway station.
Physicians seid Mrs. He'll has a chance
or recovery unless the nfter-efects Of the
poison prove Unexpectedly fatal.
Earlier IN the week Mrs. He'll made IN
unsuccessful attempt to kidnap her two
children, who have been In the custody
Of their father, Joseph F. He'll, since
Mrs. HeiTs arrest for looting the homes
Of wealthy residents where she obtained
employment as maid.
Mrs. He'll has been at liberty under
bonds Of $4,000, furnished by her hus-
band. He'll also has restored more than
$50 600 worth of valuables alleged to
have been stolen by his wife. When
news of his wife's attempt at suicide
reached him, He'll hurried to the hos
pital and spent the night at his wife's
bedside
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-14
TIGER CHARGE
COSTS MAN S1OO
John Dampier Said to Have
Had Large Quantity of Beer
in Possession.

John Dampier. 12Os Climber street. ar
rested July by Lieutenant Woollen
and Sergeant Dean. on a charge Of oper-
sting a blind tiger, was fined 800 and
,4)sts by Judge Walter Pritchard in city
court today.
Lieutenant WooIlen testified he found
sixteen quarts and ten pints Of home
made beer in the basement. On June IS.
the officer said. Dampier's home was
raided and nineteen pints OF beer were
found The lieutenant said he did not
arrest Dampier at that time for having
such a small amount, but warned him
that It is against the law 10 manufac-
ture any kind Of liquor. The officers
received a ''tip" that Dampier was max
ing beer again soon after the raid in
June and made another raid on his home.
Dampier was arrested and convicted
Of another blind tiger charge in 1919. the
officers said. He appealed TO the Crimi-
nal Court.
Dampier was arrested several months
ago on charge Of receiving stolen goods
and was convicted in the Criminal Court,
but took an appeal to the Supreme Court.
where Il is still pending. The police
say Dampier was a fence" for stolen
automobiles.