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The Washington times., 1921-04-17
By Audrey Munson.
CONTINUED from Last SundoyJ
Copyright 1921, by Intsrnaenai Feature ssrvses Ins
CHAPTER XIV.

others pay five dollars hour. Which do you expect"
This, think, the most shocking thing ever said
to artists model. The speaker other
than Of the most distinguished and successful Ameri
can painters, artist whose home and studio was In
California both included in magnificent country estate
overlooking ocean and valley.
He had heard visiting in San Francisco and had
Sent me telegram asking to to his estate saying
be about to begin painting Of Lady Godiva The call
was welcome to me- for this artist Of the best
known in the United States and many of his works hung
in London Vienna and Paris. To all models no matter
how popular there always longing pose for great
artists. There is distinction in having posed for
who is famous just the girl of the stage movies
finds honor in being asked to appear with noted
stage star.
'I don't think I understand just what you mean,"I
said to him in to his question as to whether
would want Ave dollars day or five dollars hour
''Then you evidently belong to the fvedollar-a-day
class-if it is true you do not understand
We made the engagement for me begin posing some
three four days LATER and went away, still puzzled
by his odd question to terms Later learned Just
what he meantand in my learning this came to appre
ciate trait of this mans character, intimate view of
his artistic personality, which explained in measure
some Of his success.
This knowledge came to me after several days of pos
ing for him. His home was very elaborate, beautiful
BUNGALOW built upon hill crest His studio was another
bungalow, built on the other side of driveway commo-
dious and well appointed Being far from San Fran
cisco and considerable distance from town Of any
size there accommodations in the studio building
for a model
pretty overlooking the valley vineyards was
assigned me and my meals served in tiny dining
by servants who brought them from the residence
Posing began rule, about IL o'clockNand continued
with usual interruptions until g. Other hours spent
walking about the grounds or riding horseback
Lady Godiva always is painted modelled of course,
in the nude. She has become of the traditional in
spratons for conceptions of feminine beauty undfaped
The customary pose astrde horse Every artist who
paints models the famous maron who rode uncovered
through the streets of Coventry pacate her husband
has trouble in finding model who is at home horse
and also in finding horse that will stand in pose.
This artist was sticker for detail as many Of the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-03
iUna conspiraciion lnilitar?

Ell citado periodico afiade que Ell di-
putado socialista Herman Miller va a
denmciar esos hechos desde la tribu-
ma del "Reichstag'
Es conveniente aceptar con descon-
fianza esos rumores, sobre todo en- 10
concerniente la Alta Silesia
Sc sabe que Sc han practicable srres
tos Sc han confscado armas entire
ofciales magistrates alemanes, y no
es dudoso que Sc tenga va Ell hilo de la
trama de una vasta conspiracion mi
litar
Ell sr. Miller dice que es necesario
hacer fracasar esa conspiracion, asl
como que ha sabido la complicidad del
Gobierno aleman por los mdltiples pa
saportes falsos entregados por ese Go
bierno oficiales.''
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Ell MONT BERROYN"
a UN HOMBRE DE CATANO LIE
FUERON EXTRAIDAS 10
TENIAS

FL conocido cspeci ilista doctor
Raldiris, extrajo aver, mediante ell
proeediniiento por el usado, diez enor
mes teniis Elias Hawayek, resi-
dente en- Cataiio.
Ell doctor Raldiris dice que el case
de Elias rompe cuantos "reeofd3 Sc
conocen hasta la fecha.
Los 10 parasites, que parecfan
chupopteros politicos,- son de con-
siderable dimension Y fuerontcxprlsa
dos completamente enteros en- me-
nos de dos horas
Entire las 10 tenias, hay un botrio-
cefalo, primer Specimen" de en- ns-
turaleza que halla ell DR.. Raldiris des
de que Sc dedica a esa especialidad.
Hswlyek salio muy satisfecho de
su vista al Doctor, al yer que tan
facilmente Sc lie habia libertado de
tan fastidiosa carga.
Tenia diez tenias.
Y ahora no tieue ninguna.
Las ''tenia".
fPero va no las tiene!
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DE BASKET BALL"

Despues de haber tornado I'm nuevo
eQuipo Ell 'siteam'' Puerto Rico, lie
no de nuevas esperanzas Sc lanz6 una
lucha encarnizada con ell team fIbe-
rlc'', logrando entablar Ell juego al
principle; pero al fnal Ell ''Iberic
hizo II carreras contra Is ell ''Puer
to Rico.
Legalmente no Sc sabe quien gano,
pues parece ser que el ''timokeper ;
cometi6 un error al anotar en- la piza-
IRA las carreras.
De todos modos, el jugador Maule6n,
sabe Quien es ell vencedor del juego
celebrado.
Los jugadores del ''Puerto Rico
son los siguientes:
Andres Resto. Eduardo Barrera, Ma
nuel Mendez, Fernando Barrera Abb
gail Pagan. Segdn declaraciones he
chas por estos jugadores, Ell puerto
Rico'' esta dispuesto no dejarse per
der con ningan "team''.
A. PAGAN
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LA LABOR DE UN sAcERDoTE

| Despierta POGO POGO con marcadC
4, entusiasmo ell sertimiento religioso que
parecia dormir ell suefio del encanto en-
el coraz6n de los habitantes de Comerio.
Empieza Ell pueblo darse cuenta de
su despiadada actitud para con la lyle
sia catolica, bello tesoro que nos legaron
nnestros padres, y en- este mes de mayo,
mes glorioSo que suaviza nuestro am
biente con el delicioso perfume de sus
fiores sc We como Sc levanta avido de
subsanar su error, para seguir como la
misma Jerusalem, ell sendero que con su
imperecedera huella nos dejara trazado
el Redentor.
Las fiestas solemnes que en- honor a
la Virgen Maria aeaban de celebrarse
en- este pueblo, son palpable muestra de
que Ell TRADITIONAL sentimiento religioso
vive en- los corazones catolicos, que con
respccto al mismo, habia sucedido 10
que con La semilla que Sc oculto en- la
TERRA para aparecer mas tarde, y culti-
vada por habil mano, dar mejores frutos.
EspIendida estuvo la manifestation
que en- honor la Immaculate Concep-
cion Sc llev0 a efecto. Grande era Ell
regoeijo Y el entusiasmo expresados por
los risuefios semblantes de las nifias, que
lucian con infantil orgullo la noble insig
MIA de la Hijas de Maria, y digna de
tererse en- cuenta era la satisfaction
que Ell pueblo experimentaba contemplan
do la hermosa obra a que habia contri-
buido grandemente
Y antes de pasar adelante. nos deten
dremos un POGO, para rendir al Rdo. Pa
Dire Gabriel Castaing, encargado de la
parroquia de este pueblo, ell merecido ho-
menaje que lie ha conquistado su exito
en- la organization direction de la So
lemne fiesta. Ell ha sido ell agricultor
que cnando lego este pueblo. dijo a
las semillas: "Salid, senillas, y prepa-
raos para dar frutos exQuisitos, que la
hora de vuestro suefio ha tocado a su
fin, y va esta en- ell jardin que vos habeis
de embellecer, ell que ha de vigilar por
vuestra conservation. he aquf que
las semillas han brotado, atentas al re-
clamo que les hiciera ell digno sacerdo-
tie.
En- su peroraci6n de La mahana, nos
anuncio ell Padre Castaing su pr6xima
partida, 10 que sentimos de veras, dada
Ia simpatia con que ell pueblo habia lie
gado a distinguirle. Que tenga feliz via
je Ell ilustrado sacerdote, que este Sc
guro de nuestro firme prop6sito en- con-
segpir que llegue a brillar en- todo su
espIendor la obra que el deja bien en-
caminada.
j M. FERNANDEZ.
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"L'Echo de Paris" publica e. 81
guiente te1egrama de Colonia:
El periodico "Rheinische Zeitung'',
6rgano de los socialistas de Colonia, afr
ma que Ell partido sociansta celebro
el lunes por la noche session plenaria,
ocupandose de 10 siguiente.
Primero Los centros ofciales ale
names preparan la movilizaci6n EN- 81
lesia, y las organizaciones socialistas
silesianas han recibido tambien orden
de armarse.
segundo.- En- sajonia, en- POmera-
MIA, en- Prussia Oriental, en- Schleswig
Molstein, han sido distributes fusi
les y ametralladoras por decenas de mi
nares los monarquicos.
Tercero.- Ell peligro de una con-
traevolucion es inminente.''
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RESONANTE CONCIERTO EN-
SAN JUAN

Segan nos informan en- breve cele-
brara un concerto ell muy estimado
joven don Joaquin M Quevedo, quien
revelo recientemente en- los Estados
Unidos maravillosss facultades para
el canto, reconocidas primerlmente
aquf por ell gran tenor Salazar, quien
fgura en- la actualidad entire los in
signes artistas del metropolitan
Opera House., v en- los Estados Uni
dos por el gran coliseo neoyorquino.
Ell distinguido joven seiior Queve-
do dio 4 conocer en- Boston sus mag
nificas aptitudes para ell canto, las
cuales no deben. producer ninguna sor
presa, dado que en- su noble familia
hly muchas personas, comenzando por
sus smantisimos padres, que ademas
de brillar en- la ciencia, han destaca-
do como fervorosos amateurs" los
unos, han escuchado muchas veces,
los otros, resonar los spalusos, que
constituVen ell meior y mas codiciado
galardon de los verdaderos artistas.
Auguramos al excelente cultfsi-
mo ioven un ruidoso triunfo, pues
las facultades con que, prodigamente,
lie doto la naturaleza, Sc unen las
simpatias de que, tanto el co
mo sus padres, gozsn entire 10 mas
selecto de nuestra socilded.
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FL. COMETA
sucesores de Trujillo & subina S en- c.

Ponen1os conocmento nuestra cientela
del pobco en- general de las peddas que nos ha
ocasonado ell ncendo ocudo dos de amaeenes
hemos desapsEcdo nj absolute nuestro
negocio sno conario, conando la proteccon
ell pdbco ha dspensado contnuaros traba
ando entusasno fuerza de vontad para eer
breve senpre tWo Ell n1eior surtdo los arcuos
de nIestro
Mentras habiendonos cedido generosamente ei
CREDTO AHORRO PONCENO edfco de la Plaza Degetau
ocupaba la rma Schwabe Co.. hemos alberto temporal
mente al nuestras Ofcna estamos ella la disposition
de amigos asdndoes podemos despachar Or
denes pomera bo herro zinc planchas de hie
azueos, vaIvuas nfndad de oos artcuo henos
podido savar. Advt
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NOMBRAMIENTOs

En- la session de aver en- eI Senado
fueron confrmados los siguientes
nombramientos, propuestos por el Go
bernador de Puerto Rico:
Para juez municipal de Lares, don
Rosendo Cordero Rodriguez, para Sc
cretario de Ia Corte Municipal de La
res, don Juan Mates Velez; para juez
de la Corte Municipal de Camuy, don
] j. Vergne Y y para miembro dc la
Juntl de Farmacia don Carlos A..
del Rosario.
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Nuestros precios en- Zapatos
son al aIcance del pueblo.
La Ciudad Condal.
LA OFfCINA DE LA PROHIBI-
CION SUSPENDE LOS EN-
PLEADOS

Tenemos informes de que la ofcina
de h Prohibition ha suspendido a dos
de sus empleados por un termino de
al dias, a causa de haberse agotado
ell presupuesto acordado por el Co
bierno federal para ese fin.
La suspension de dichos empleados
Sc prolongara, seguramente, hasta ell
dfa 10. de julio, que es cuando en-
pieza a regir el presupuesto del nue.
vo ano fiscal
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'QUININA QUE NO .AFECTA LA CA
BEZA. .LAXATIVO BROMO QUININA
es mas efcaz en- todos los casos en- oue
Sc necesita tomar QUININA, no eau
sando zumbidos de oidos. Contra Res
friados, La Grippe. Influenza. Palu-
dismo y Fiebres. La frma de e. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita. Advt
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Los MAEsTRos PIDEN QUE
Sc HAGA JUSTICIA
(PoR TELEGRAPH

(POR TELEGRAFO)
.Corozal, priInero de JUNO.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Association maestros esta municipal
dad hace suyas energicas manifestacio-
mes maestros de Juncos con motive ac
titud varios Legislatures para suprimir
actuales maestros de Agriculture Pals
entero sabra defenderles de semejante
tentativa
Rafael RODRIGUEZ,
Presidente de la Association Local..
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Ell JEREZANO
vinagre EspafioI Superior.
De yenta EN- todas parties.
All por mayor.

GOMEZ, FlGUERoA & Co.
s. en- c.
Box 1892. Cruz 25. Tel. ISL.
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SOCIEDAD ALUMNI DEL CO
LEGIO DE AGRICULTURAL Y
ARTES MECANICAS DE LA
UNIVERSIDAD DE PTO. RICO

Por la presente Sc cita todos
los graduados del Colegio de Agri
cultura, una reunion que Sc lie
vara efecto en- ell Colegio, ell 7
de los corrientes.
La proxima graduation del Co
legio sera Ell dia z por la noche.
ST piensa I'd. asistir inforinelo
al Secretario, Sr. P. Gonzalez Rios,
Colegio de Agriculture, MAYA
giiz, p. r. x
G. A. FIGUEROA.
Presidentc.
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EscANDALo EN- cAYEY

segun nos comunica nuestro coTespon
sal, fueron arrestados Te6flo Ramos,
Francisco Colon, Jose Morales, Eleute-
rio Rivera, Candelario Miranda y Fran
cisco Mendoza, por haber promovido un
fuerte escandalo alli.
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DON FRANCISCO DoM1N1cc1

Segun nos comunica nucstro Cores
ponsal en- Afiasco, ell apreciable caballe
ro don Francisco Dominica Sc encuentra
bastante restablecido dc la enfermedad
que lc oblig6 pormanecer en- CANA dn-
rante varios dias
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Visitenos para comprar bara-
to sus Zapatos.
La Ciudad CondaI.
LCDO. ABRAHAM PENA ROMERO
Abogado- -Notaris

Tengo 81 gusto dc partic1par aI pd-
blico en- general, que he trasIadado mi
ofcina notarial a mi residencia, Gale
"Dos Hermanos' nGmero %, Santur-
ce. Parada 10, donde ofrexco mis- ser
vicios profesionales.
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ALEMANTA NO HA CoNTESTADo
UNA N0TA

BERLIN, JUNO e. El gobiorno ale
man no ha contestado adn la nota en-
viada por la Republica francesa ell lu-
mes.
, 1921-10-21
BEING LAID FOR
RED CROSS ROLL CALL

Miss Margaret Cornell. Wyoming d.
rector of the American Red Cross who
has beer visiting In n, city for some
time on business with the local chap
ter and in conference with local Off
ciais in regard to h roll call week
which will be held November II. left
last night for Cayenne where she win
continue her work While here. Miss
Cornell. who lately returned from the
east. told Of tho volunteer work be
sns done by many society vomen IN
the large cities in regard to helpins
the Red Cross institutions for the
blind The women ave been learning
70 make the brailie books by which
the blind a read. All OF the best
fiction. good Biographies and histories
are being made into the brolile editions
for the ex-service men who have lost
their sight
, 1921-10-21
1920 Schools
Are limited To
Big Conference


NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-Rr5senta-
lives of 700 colleges and universities
and NOR than 1900 secondary schools
are to be invited 10 attend a national
student convocation OF disarmament
In Chicag, November IL and II. says
an announcement issued by the board
o. education OF the Methodist Epis.
copal church
The ~convocation. the announcement
says. is sponsored by - organiza-
tons. comprising the boards OF edu-
cation OF Protestant churches. the bu-
raj OF education OF tho Catholic
hierarchy. the educational section Of
the conference OF American rabbis.
the Young Men'z Christian -Associa-
ton n tho Young women's Chris
tan association.
Student. faculty and alumni repre-
sentatives win attend.
, 1921-10-21
NEW j. s. JUDGE
ONE OF STATES
BEST ATT0RNEYS
knowledge of Law and Abil-
lity as Advocate Fit T. Blake
Kennedy for District
Court Bench.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Oct II. - T.
Blake Kennedy, who has been nomf-
mated by President Harding for Unit
ed States Judge for the district of
Wyoming and whose confirmation In
time for him to assume ofrce Nevem-
Der l. is anticipated, should be n very
human judge. He is known and
loved by a large number OF friends
throughout the state as n regular
feiiow"-one with a knowledge and
tolerance of human fraility which well
pray stand him In good stead during
his service on the bench. His knowi-
edge of the law and his ability as an
advocate have been established for
years and 10 assume the bench he alb
sndons n OF tho most lucrative prnc-
tees in Wyoming.
He Is ~ years of age n for 20
years has been a resident of wyo.
ming. residing continuously I'm Chey-
enne. He was born at Commerce.
Mich, April =. 1874. At Franklin col.
lege. New Athens. Ohio. he took the
degree of Bachelor OF arts, and was
graduated in law at Syracuse. New
York. in 1897. He Immediately form
ed n partnership with his ciassmate,
r. n. Matson and the two since have
been constantly associated except for
a period OF n few years when Matson
was on the district bench here. They
came TO Cheyenne In 1901 and very
rapidly established the large practice
which has continued until his time.
For ten years.. from 1908 1913. Ken
Dedy WAS referee in bankruptcy for
Wyoming, but has held no other pub
lie office. He served as chairman of
the Republican county committee. sec
rotary and Vice chairman of the Re-
publican state committee and during
h last two campaigns was chair
man OF that COMMITTEES. He is n past
master OF the Masonic grand lodge
for Wyoming, a s2nd degree Mason
and a Shriner. He also served as ex-
aited ruler OF the Cheyenne lodge CT
Elks. and is affiliated with the Wood.
mon of he World. In 1906 he was
married to Miss Anna Lyons Of
Cheyenne They have no children.
His hobby is golf.
, 1921-10-21

and many expressed curiosity regard
ing why. for the first time in many
years Murrah was not entered In the
steer roping contest. There was a
reason for his absence not known In
Cheyenne until wednesday-Murrah
vas dead.
News Of the demise of Murrah.
which occurred before the July wild
west celebration here. for some rea-
o failed to reach Cheyenne untii the
receipt Wednesday OF a dispatch reiat
ing to an aftermath Of his demise, an
aftermath which viii cause tho face.
tiously inclined to comment that
Johns brother also may engage in a
little opo business The dispatch fol
lows:
CARLSBAD. New Mexico, Oct. IS.
VIII Murrah, rancher, charged
with the murder by poisoning Of his
brother, John. also a rancher, was
found guilty today Of murder In the
first degree.
John became sick after faldnx n
drink Of water from n bucket An
alysis Of the water In the bucket
showed that it contained poison. nc
cording TO testing my at the trial Of
WIN.
John Murrah was one OF the mos,
remarkable performers with the lariat
the COW country has produced. Al
though years ago he passed the age
when the average contestant in the
strenuous sports OF frontier days
celebrations rctires because his STAN
ina or skill are forsaiing him. he con.
tinued to compete with younger blood
in steer roping contests and to be re,
garded rs the premier Of steer-ropers
He twice won the championship here
In competition with crack ropers al.
most sufficiently his juniors to be his
sons. 1t was said OF him that he had
, 1921-10-21
BRITISH NAVY
RUm0R DENIED

LONDON. Oct 11--By The Asso-
ciated Press,--The reports that Great
Britain was planning tho establish
ment OF naval bases in the Bermudas
at Singapore or elsewhere are termed
pure Imagination" by an ad-
mlraity official who declared he was
unable to understand what Premier
Hughes OF Australia was referring to
in his recent speech on the subject
, 1921-10-21

reduced steer roping to an exact
sclence-that he eve made n super
f1rous movement IND never missed a
cast where the e~xigencies of the occa-
sion CAV him anything like an even
break.
, 1921-10-21
Old Indictments
Are Dismissed

CHICAGO. Oct 81. Indictments
returned more than four years
against members Of Chicago butter
and egg firms were dismissed wednes-
day by Judge Lands at the request
, 1921-10-21
NOTICE.

Ladies Of the Altar and Rosary so.
ciety will hold a bake sale Saturday.
October %. Casper Storage Grocery
from II until 5 o'clock. 1o-20-2t
, 1921-10-21
ABSENCE Of Ex-CHAMP STEER
ROPER EXPLAINED BY Death
AT HANDS OF BROTHER, CLAIM

CHEYENNE. Wyo, Oct 21.-John Murrah, twice winner
of the world championship in steer roping contests at From
her days celebrations here, was not among those competing
IN the twenty-ffth such contest last July. Frontier fans, keen
for an exhibition of the uncanny skill of the New Mexican
with the lariat, commented on and regretted his absence.
, 1921-10-21

DRIvERLEss CARS FOR HIRE.
People OF Casper may enjoy the use
OF a good car. either Dodge or Ford
by phoning 1sssNR asking for Mr.. J.
yIrbel. 10-a0-6t.
, 1921-10-21
PosTMAsTER APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. .l-Postmas-
ter nominations sent to the senate to-
day by President Harding included:
William L. Mcclay. lincoln. Neb.:
William H. Jones. Sioux City. Iowa:
Ernest W. bort. San DssEo, CAL:
, 1921-10-21

James s. orisham. Trinidad. Colo.
and John H Cunningham. Loveland-
Colo
, 1921-10-21

At the solicitation of various citizens, clubs,
and organizations, representative of taxpayers
contributing to the support of the Casper city
government and deeply interested in the welfare
of the community, the undersigned have con
sented to become candidates on the Casper Party
ticket for the offices of Mayor and member Of
Council, respectively, to be elected at the City
Election to be held Tuesday, November 8, 1921.
AS candidates, and as officials, if elected,
we hereby solemnly pledge ourselves to be guild
ed by these principles:
J.. To devote to the interests of the City of
Casper and all of her law-abiding and taxpaying
supporters, our best intelligence and most faith
full labors in their behalf.
= To establish sound business principles
and rigid economy in city government, exercis-
[SIGNEDl
w. A. BLACKMORE ED M. SEATON
Candidate for Mayor Candidate for Councilman LIST War
, 1921-10-21

ing a vigilance in the protection of the taxpayer
IN assessments and guaranteeing him. full value
Tor every dollar OF his money expended for pub,
lie purposes, by a watchful and diligent supervi-
sion of appropriations
3. To establish and maintain in Casper a
general condition Of healthfuIness, sanitary Inn
provement and morality to the end that the COM
munity will be a more fit and safe place N which
to live and bring up children to good citizenship.
4. There are upon the statutes and civ
ordinances abundance Of law for the government
OF this city, it strictly enforced. No additional acts
are required and we pledge to the people that
the oath of office to which we subscribe. If elect
ed, will mean enforcement IN fact. and not =
empty form.
G. JONES MI FOLEY
Na"'ae 'f councilman zd ware Candidate for Councilman Bird Ward
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-01
Arrest Green On
Serious Charge

Charles Green, "alias' Charles
Howe of Springfield, VI, pleaded
guilty before Judge Harry Blodgctt
in Caledonia Municipal Court Satur-
day to the charge Of attempting 10
perform an Illegal operation on Ms.
Minnie BenwaIe, married, and the
mother OF TWO children, with whom
he has been living since las fall in Z
block on Railroad street The case
was continued for sentence pending
the outcome of the condition Of the
woman who is now in serious con
di.iou at Brightook hospital. Green
in the meantime has been incarcerdt-
ed in the local jail.
Green was arrested Saturday by
Chief Finley and Sheriff Worthen
complaint of James B. Campbell. The
rrisoner until lately has been en-
ployed at the Fairbanks plant. 1t is
aid that he and Mrs. BenWare have
been living together as man and wife
for several months. Mrs. Benware's
husband, Prosper Benware and child
rem are living in SaXton's River. Her
father, Henry Blanchard, is q resident
OF Keene, n. II. He was in st. Johns
bury Saturday, to learn the condition
of his daughter.
Mrs. Betsey Leslie, wife Of Isadore
Henry Leslie, a blacksmith, who with
her husband and four children, resides
in the tenement on Railroad street to-
day was alraigned in court for viola.-