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81 By MILDRED MARSHALL
81 Facts obouf gour name; is history:
ssearins: sohencs q pas dedped;
3 a.. signifeance; gous lu1ky day
Az. and iaeky jessei
JULIA

0NE Of the Oldest and most classical
- OF names is Julia The fortunate
woman who bears IL may be assured
that famous women OF unrevealed
centuries have answered TO ii, for II
exceeds Rome in antiquity. Like its
masculine counterpart. Julius. 1t had
its origin in the Julian gems that pre-
coded Roman civilization. Various
legends are put forth to account for
Julius" and historians differ widely.
but the generally accepted theory Is
that Julius is the diminutiye of "dius,"
meaning divine, and was evolved in
the same manner that Zeus, father OF
the gods. came to be the Roman Jup-
tier. If such is the case. Julia may
fairly be called a daughter of the
gods.
just as the masculine julius was
famed through julius Caesar and-be-
came hereditary throughout the en-
plre, so the feminine counterpart was
accepted as hereditary and was adopt
ed as ornamental in other countries
when classical names came into fash
ion. The '.Iulie" of Rousseai's "Nou-
velle HeloIse'' made Julie very popn-
tar in France. England. Spain and P0r-
tngal kept her intact as julia, bur
Italy changed her to Giulia, and Rus
STA added the typically Slavic touch
OF Julia.
Juliana came into vogue after st.
Juliana was beheaded at Nicomedia
under GareIius and her relics were en-
shrined at Rome and later Brussels.
The .Eormans changed it to Julienne
England received 1t in the form Of
Julyan and recalls her heraldic and
hunting prioress, Dame Julyan Bern
ers. Gillian is also a British deriva.
tive, which later became Jill, famed in
the nursery rhyme of slack and JILL"
The name is still used in England.
In Brittany Julia makes her appear
ance as Suliana, which was the name
Of the nun-sister of Du Guesselin. She
became Juliana in Spain and Julitta,
or Jolitte, among the French peasan.
try. Italy calls her Giuliana and
later Giulietta. whence Giuletta Capel-
lett, whose mournful story told in Da
Portals novel, was adopted by Shake
speare as Juliet for his immortal
Romeo and juliet"
According to yergil, the name OF
Julia is unladylike; certainly it be-
longed to spirited race, for the
Julias of history were not pretty lay
figures. but women of power and posi-
ton. They were quite fearless, due
perhaps to the tallsmanic quality of
their own particular jewel. the jade.
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the ultimate responsibility in the
governing Board. In working
oat this salvation. the Alumni
Asssociation, - strong, vigorous,
Efficient and loyal a. i now is.
should be accepted AMI encouT-
aged as an important helping
hand, for without il the whole
forward movement must fail.
May the crisis that has come
70 cid St johns prove 20 be the
turning point in her career, thai
s;li uos only keep her abreast al
the ti.nes but. with the adflcd,op-
portunities offered IN this day
and generation. enable her the
more surely to fulfill her mission
as one Of the first and best edu-
cational institutions in the land.
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# You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have You ever stopped to reason
why il is that so many products that
arc extensively advertised, all at once
drop out of sight and are soon forgot-
ten. The reason is plairi-the article
did not fulfill the promises of the
manufacturer. This applies more par
ticularly 10 med;cinc. A medicinal
preparation that has real curative
value almost sells itself, as like an
endless chain system, the remedy is
recommended by those who have
been benefited. to those who are IN
need of it.
A prominent druggist says, take
for example DIR. K:sEicr's Swamp
Root, preparation | hare sold for
MANY years and never hesitate to re-
commend, for in almost every case
it shows excellent results, as many of
my customers testify. No other kid
dey remedy has so large sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who
have used the preparation, the sue
cess of DIR. kilmer's Swalnp-Root is
due TO the fact, so many people claim,
that it fuifills almost every wish in
overcoming kidney, liver and blad-
der ailments, corrects urinary trou-
bies and neutralizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism
You may receive sample bottle of
Swamp Root by Parcel Post. Adj
dress DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghauiton.
N Y, aud enclose ten cents. also
mention this paper Large and me
dunn size bottles for sale at all drug
Stores
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Ne,,i htat ueaQ.
20. 1898. .veetsrn Newspaper Union,
salmon souMc

Mix two cupfuls of faxed salmon
with two cupfuls of white sauce, add
a teaspoonful of Worcestershire
sauce, pepper. salt. the juice of an
onion and teaspoonful of sugar.
Fold in the stiffly-beaten whites of
two eggs. then turn into butteTed
mold. Mix heaping cupful of soft
breadcrumbs with little melted bnt-
ter and strew over the tor. dust with
a little pepper and salt and bake in
a hot oven ten minutes or until puff
ed and delicate brown
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TORTURED MANY YEARS BIZ
KIDNEYS

Il have had kidney trouble for
twelve years" writes H. P. Pinkney.
West Jackson, Miss pains in back
joints. catches in the hips. run down
and getting UP too much during the
night. But since taking Foley kidney
Pills, my suffering is over, and ! feel
BIKE a new man. -. Baclsache, rheu-
matte pains. kidney and bladder
trouble quickly relieved with Foley
Kidney Pills. Refuse substitutes. In
sist upon Foley's Honey and Tar
(Adv)
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STATEWIDE REFERENDUM
ASKED on VA. ROAD BILL

RICHMOND, VA, Mar. S-A bill
providing for a State wide referen-
DUN on a $50.000.OOO bond issue TO
finance road construction was intro
duced today in the Virginia Senate by
Senator Hooker, and shortly after,
Senator Vaughan introduced meas
ure which would authorize the Cover
nor to borrow, 81, 600, 900, which, would
relieve the present needs OF 4 road
commission and to impose a tax OF
one cent a gallon on gasoline to take
care OF the funding OF theynote in case
the bonding proposal was. not APP
proved by the electorate.
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Cottage Pudding.

Take four tablespoonfuls of butter,
cream wen, add one cupful of sugar,
one well-beaten egg (two, will be bet
teri. one-half cupful of milk, one and
one-half cupfuls of -four with two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder and a lit
tie fiavoring. Bake in sheet or In
muffin pans and serve with:
Lemon Sauce.
Mix two tahlespoonfuls of -four
with one-half cupful of sugar, pinch
of salt. and pour on boiling water to
make a thick sauce: cook until the
starch is well-cooked in the flour, add
ing a generous grating of nutmeg and
a tablespoonful of butter with the
Juice of half lemon, or lacking the
lemon. two tablespoonfuls of vinegar.
Serve hot. poured over the pudding.
= A little sponge, cake may be trans
formed into dainty dessert. Cut it
into rounds. or shapely diamonds, dip
in the juice of canned peaches. then
put one-half peach on each. filling the
cavity with chopped nuts and heap
inS. sweetened and almond-havored
whipped cream over each. Serve cold.
Vet. Nlaf wee.
= 1geS .veetsrn X evvSra n or Iyuiar, \
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cry CoMrTRoLIER'S OFFICE,
CITY HAIL. ClTY.


The city Comptroller. acting for the
Mavor and city Council Of Baltimor's VIII
lease fol !: period of i've 80 years, at an
annual rental. payable monthly IN ad-
vance all that lot Of ground and premises
situated IN Anne Arundel County on Bod
kln Greek. formerly the old Jubo Farm
ana known as the spi gfsery.
Sealed bids will be received oy the NY ny
t,emptroller 1T his office In the City lali
on or before the 18th day of March, i9-'i'
from any person ar persons desiring 70
lease the above property. All bids must
h. arcompanied with certified check on a
Clearing House Bank OF Baltimore CITY
Tor $4,000 payable TO order 81 Mayor apd
city Council OF Baltimore.
The Mayor and City Council OF Baltt
mufp reserves the right al any time dur
ing the continuance If the lease. should u
be expcdient 10 use i've to- acres. Tor the
purpose of htmying garbage: said ave taf
acres al be near the wharf or landing
li.ise on Hadkin Creek upon paying for
any growing crops injured or destroyed.
Said land contains 14S.09 acres. together
with 4 good and substantial wharf aud
landing place in Bodkin Greek: also tine
dwelling heuse aud outhuildings. The
Cfty Comptroller reserves the right to re
jet any and all bids for leasing said
property. Any Information regarding
above can be had by applying TO thu
Comptroller at the City Hall.
(Signed)-PETER +. TOME.
= Comntrancr.
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Rice Mullins.

TO two cupfuls of boiled rice add
one cupful of milk, a tablespoonful of
melted butter and the yolks of three
Eggs. Sift together one pint of flour,
me tablespoonful of sugar. one-half
,easpoonful of salt and one and one
half teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
Add TO the rice and beat until smooth.
Fold in the beaten whites of the eggs
and bake in muffin pans for fifteen
minutes.
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Genoa An Active Port

GENOA, Mar S.-The port business
IF Genoa has increased three fold
mder Facist administration. Two
nillion tons of grain were .gnloadel
in the past three months. Also labor
troubles are virtually over;, new
labor-saving machinery has been in
stalled on the docks, and vessels can
load and unload "a hours day.
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BIC FUND TIED
UP BY FAILURE
OF ENTERPRISES



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In statement given out by Chair
nan Wilkins, of the Board OF Con-
rol, it was said that persistent cir
;ulation of rumors as to the financial
condition of the Steel Corporation and
he ill advised receivcrship action in
itituted in Maryland against one Of
he companies and the consequent
PRESSING OF merchandising claims.
ended to unseitle steel credit. Dan
ser of hostile action for selfish pur-
Doses became imminent in the last "a
hours, Wilkins declared, and 10 con-
serve assets many creditors decided
hat protection Of the equity court
was necessary.
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COOPERATIVE ASSN.
TO MEET SATURDAY

The Millersville COOPERATIVE Asso-
citation will hold public meeting in
the Consolidated School at Millers
Vile, March 10, at 1880 p. m. G. W
Norris, County Agent; II. c. White
ford, former County Agent, and f. A
Lazenby, of the Annapolis Creamery
Company, will address the meeting on
dairying and forage crops.
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Lucky Winner Of Ton Of Coal

AT recent meeting of the Women
Benefit Association of tho MaccaEees
the drawing for ton OF coal tooA
place. 1t Developed that e. c. Burty
formerly resident of Randall street
this city, but now Of Baltimore. was
the holder of the lucky number-540.
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THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1923.
ZINE cRIsIs AT Old sT. JOmN,s


The friends of St. Johns Col
lege in particular, and the cdu-
cational world i'll general, arc
viewing with deepest interest the
new order of things about to be
established at that venerable IN
stitution. DIR. Fell has so long
been identified with it and his
personality SO much part OF it
that the significance of his retire
ment can hardly be overestimat-
ed. Tommy" as he is affection
atcly known by the Alumni and
the undergraduates, has endeared
himself to all St. Johns men and
his place i'll their hearts will al
ways be secure. SO will it be
with his co-laborers of the Fac
ulty and with the governing
body of the college. His retire
ment is, Of course, under circums
stances OF honor and distinction.
as well as with the feeling of love
and affection from all sides, as a
token of which it was only fit
ting that the additional tribute OF
President Emeritus should be be-
slowed upon him.
As to his successor, the pre-
vailing spirit is one OF cordial
good will; of hope, encourage
ment and optimism. Those who
personally know DIR. Magofii9
vouch Nor his sterling qualities
as a man, a leader and an edu-
Gator. The committee whica
made the final recommendation
i'll his favor was unanimous in
its choice, and he is acclaimed
as the man of the hour" for St.
Johns. Let us fervently trust
that this will prove to be the case.
If ever an institution needed a
man OF destiny, Old St. Johns
needs such a man at this time.
And if ever Opportunity"
Knocked at a mans door. it is
knocking now az DIR. Magofiin's.
Where, i'll the world, could there.
be such a call for a college Lead
er, or such an incentive for him
to unreservedly dedicate himself
to the response, as at St. Johns
in the present crisis? Over
two centuries of Incompatible
tradition and sentiment, of dis
tinguished service in State and
Nation, of natural charm ana
beauty of location and environ
ment, furnish a setting and back
ground for present and futare
glory sufficient to inspire a
imam OF destiny" 70 the loftiest
heights of leadership.
To attain these heights, how
ever, he will have to begin at
the level of the practical prob
lens, many and difficult. which
confront. him, and unstnlted CO.
operation on the part of the
Board and of the Alumni. OF the
Faculty and the student body.
will be indispensable to success.
What some OF the principal prob
lens are-money, internal re-or-
ganization. rorale-arc already
selt-evident, but what is probably
most essential CT all is that the
new leader be given uphamperea
opportunity TO make good in his
own way. subject, OF course 70
the fundamental limitations I'M
posed by the charter in plac;no
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Judge-You weren't satisfied to eat
. dinner at the compartments restau-
rant without paying for it. but you
went on with his forks and spoons
besides Prisoner knew, Yer Hon
or, but | took them from honest mo-
tiyes. wanted to pawn them to raise
money 20 pay him for the dinner
Boston transcript.
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Statesmen WANTED
CARD OF THANKS

| wish TO express my appreciated
many friends for kiuducssos saop1
the illness and death of n, n
Lottie Strickning Murray. which :,
February 70 at her Residence IA E
avenue. Eastpurt. ANA also 10 ihfa
ton High School. which she slipral
ST. Mary's School. of which as
former pupil. for the hcauts
tributes sent at the time 81 tls "a
My home is left said aud loaar
by her mother
NANAlE Nlal
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The annual production OF lumber
and structural timhers for general
luilding purposes reaches a value OF
nearly a billion dollars, says the For
est Service. United States Department
of Agriculture. in its annual report.
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ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE d
Bladen street Siaiioa

go A. NJ. aud half hourly tlerelf
and 30 minutes after cagb s.a
$50 l.. NJ. then at 80, 50 va
and 11.5S T.. NJ.
$40 and $50 A. VI trains d2i
Sunday.
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MtheryG oeRBOok

1t is easier to reject thing than to
try than to learn TO enjoy IL. 1t Is easier
TO scof at grand opera and call IL up
roar than II is to cultivate an apprecia-
ion for good music.
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ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINZ =
Howard and Lombard ~

5.15 A. VI. and half-honrIy ihefe.' !.
and 40 minutes after Gag. ~
6.15 L. NJ. then at ia ala '''
11.ij, J.. NJ. and l2l3. g. p
J.15 and J.4J \. VI. trains a'-'
Sunday.
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ORDER NISI

In the Matter Of the Sale oi y. =
Real Estate of Walter log"
No. I72g Equity -.
In the Circuit Court for Anis -
Ordered. this 7th day % h
that the Report and AcrouA, ~,
tor. filed this day ih tit 60
cause, be ratified and col1't ~ !.
cause to the contrary thereon "
or before the -,r
9th DAY OF APRIL ~
Provided. a copy Of this o ,T,-s.S .
in some newspaper pnDi''-i q
Arundel county. once ~ b
April, next. .o,wsPD 3
True Copy. Test. 81
WM. \. WOODWARD 49,
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GuRntng UapItal
1884 x 1872,
NAPOLIS. ND.
Published Daily Except Sunday By
THE cAPITAix PilBLIsiIlNG. COMPANY

ANNAPOLIS. MD.

y
10 on sale at the following places:
George W. Jones' ~ West street
WiIliani Ss.hultxe. .. 49, =. "a West stree
George J.. Davis. e Maryland ave
Chae. y Feldmeycr ~. w Marylsnd 2 ~.
"Blvebird Confectionery KING NeDrse ~
william Baker. West a f'athetii q kfs
w. y. 4 A. Newsstand. Short Live Ferinsish
n. Nj Rdris Third severn Rge'. E..sgocl
DIR. CilaFles Is. Henkef. - Iaryisrt.s Ave
Martins Musical StorV 30 y ,ss htf,ri
sainaras. .......-., Main 8 Cuaarif SITS
Delivered Ia Annapolis l.asrport, Ger
midtown and West Annapolis by barrier
for 20 cents per nOnlh.
You can have tie EvnHING cAPITAL
mailed 10 you when away from she city
by lefving your iHifie amt address ~ the
Office, for - vnf~ rer nontb. 5000 Ter
year. payable Ia edFtaee, - any post0ince
IN the Initca Sistes ~ Canada.
Entered NJ annapolis posf0flce az
Set.oud-lsaSa Matter.
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LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
Mest Sfreef Stniinn

$40. 1850. GEO. xGJ0. x7N s.
1020. 11.2O. A. NJ. 1920 10 =
40. Xi.J0. 90. G30. 70 ~
1l.20. l.. NJ.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 70
earlier: State House SlgtoH
Street ana College Avenue ~
minutes earlier
Connecting at 0deutOn wiih T.
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LEAVE nALTINoRE-w. B.

G.3J. 7.35. $50. 9.35. 1895 ~
1885. 1.3j. 2.i5. 30. Nib ~
5.35. 6.3J, T.3J. %, 10, J. =
A. NJ.
All trains receive or disehargl p,
at local points between Aaa. .
Naval Academy Junction ale 2
ley and Linthicum on slgAaA
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1EArr mAslIINGIoS

800, 6.45. 500. 900. 1900. n@ a. h, (.
100. 200, 800. 1530. ~ ,sg
GOO. ZOO. 900. 100. !. w. -
x-Daily except sunday
For tickets and Information elt I
city ticket offices: West -
Caryel Hall, Short Line S'd4'
Street.
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Nearly WILTON Plants Grown

Nearly d million. plants We're grown
in the bed at Chesapeake City AMI the
bulletin describes the methods which
we're nsaI'4o iseeufe plants of strong,
vigorous character. Plants OF his
kind. according TO MIR, RadeDaugh and
Mr. Ballard, are necessary ~ Yields Of
tomatoes in the field are 10 be large
enough to make production profitable
The growers in Cecil county last year
secured an average yield of s tons per
acre in comparison with an average
production of about S.5 tons for the
State.
The bulletin points TO the posi-
biiity of tomato growers in any con-
mnnity cooperating to raise all their
plants in Inc same manner as was
done in Cecil county Copies OF The
bulletin are being distributed without
cost by the University of Msrylani
Extension Service. College Park. Md.
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CUT GROWING COST OF
TOMATOES FOR CANNING
tconsiaued Y-om PAGE ID

Agent IN Cecil county. and W. r. Bal
lard, specialist in vegetable garden
ing for the Extension Service, who
directed the demonstration.
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Just when everyone was looking
forward to summer the sad news
comes that straw hat brims will be
wider.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-08

Member OF The Associated Press
-
The Associated Press IL exclu-
siveiy entitled "a. the use for re-
publication 81 an news credited 10
IL or not otherwise credited In
this PAPER aud also the local news
published herein All rights Of
re qualification az special dls-
patches herein are also reserved.
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Corn Flake Cookies.

Beat the whites of two eggs until
stiff, add gradually one cupful of
sugar, one-half teaspoonful OF vanilla.
one cupful of coconut and two cupfuls
of cornflakes. Drop by teaspoonfuls
IN a buttered baking sheet and bake
n a moderate oven. Coarsely chopped
nuts may be added instead of the COCO
nut, If that is not liked.
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w. B. & A. ELECTE
RAILROAD
MID.CITY TERMINUS

Half-IIourly Service Morning ari "A
Between Annapolis. Ealfmor
Washington and Camp Ned
Washington and Camp Mad
passengers change az Nau
Academy Junelioa
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Attractive fran, -
tric light; large closet ia. X
street. Phone 30 Led
FOR RENT SiN-room unfrr--- n
Apply us West street
FOR RENT-Flat. . rooms NJ : >
conYenicnces. Apply .1 w..
FOR RENT Furnished sr..,- \
years lease. Apply Severn. !.
FOR RENT ~ Attractive. nom =
unfurnished house. Appiy j.
avenue. Easfp0rt. %
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WANTED

WANTED Clerks. Is upward b., :
mcnt positions: $3.50 moptI' 4
once unnecessary For fire. H. y
row. open. write u Terry e.
Service Examiner. el2 Tsr,ig..
Washington. y. 4.
WANTED-Neat girl. white n-.s..
nurse; afternoons only. Ara.
Ferguson, 80 rriur,, t,cerrs ~.
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MORE GOOD THINGS

A NICE little cake which is good
: to serve with almost anything
md at any meal IS:
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LoSr-February -. f-., ,--.
State armory. ulsda,. ~ ~
charm. Reward of M l'ANt
William L. McCr1tt NJ n1l.'
LoST-hetwoen Miss HHst.---~,
Thompson street ,..ttt. SD
shoe. Call WC- 81 "'Usl
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE ~ Gaiuadsy e.--
500; oak Nic;rola. Naa. MI. q
sewing machine Ss# Z
writer. No. 10 So r....--.. STA
ply Seycrna -. 1903 s
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Entered NJ annapolis postoflee az
Second-C.ass Matter.
Evening star., 1923-09-22
BEGS JUDGE TO PUT
SON BACK IN PRISON
Mother Wants Boy to Stay in
Jail Until He Learns
His Lesson.

Special Dispatch to The star.
PHILADELPHIA, September "a
Judge, send my son back to peni-
tentiary-he hasn't learned his les
son in good citizenship yet"
This appeal was made today BY
Mrs Alice Dev1in. mother of Lee
Devlin, when the youth was ar,
raigned before Magistrate Lindell on
a charge of highway robbery.
Devlin was arrested last night by
Patrolman Katzler after the youth
had attempted to rob Joseph Hedge
Katzler, seeing Hedge facing the
robbers revolver, chased the latter
until he caught him. Devlin didn't
surrender, however, until after q
struggle with the policeman. who re.
ceived broken finger in the fight
At the hearing it developed that
Devlin had been released on parole
from the Eastern penitentiary after
serving two years of a three-year
sentence for highway robbery.
When this was brought out, the
with care and worry and her cheeks
stained with tears, begged Magistrate
Lindell to listen to her plea
What is it?" the magistrate asked
I'll want TO ask you TO send Leo
back to the pen,". said Mrs. Devlin
He is out on parole, and he has
shown he doesn't appreciate what the
authorities have done for him. He
still has his lesson to learn Please
send him back to prison Immediately
judge"
Magistrate Lindel1 explained that
the prisoner was charged with a new
crime and would have to stand trial
before being recommitted to the
penitentiary.