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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
eriae Of Italian Prime.

Lo1dol--Niss Marguerite G. Cha
pin. daughter OF the late Lindley Cha
pin Of New York. and Prince Di
Bsssiano. son OF the Duke OF Ser
u0neSz' formerly the Italian Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. were married a.
S. James Royal Spanish Church
Canon Gsldea ofaciared. assisted by
Rer. j. c. Storey The full choral
service was used wtth a Wedding
march composed BIZ the Prince. who i
an accomplished musician
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
Killed Turning on LEea,.

Secretary o. STATE

Pittsburgh = William ReiRsenyer.
: butcher OF Turtle CTssk- g suburb.
was electrocutet while turning CT the
light N his shop Reinkeuye-. wso
was somewhat un6ersizsd. stood i :
damp spot on the Eoor on his ;iutOes
ard. reaching for the light supported
himself with one hand resting On an
iron pipe His other hand cane il
contact with the metal socket Of The
electric lamp. which had become
charged through defective insulation
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
5oseaa Pulitzer osas.

New YozE-Josepa Pulitzer. editor
and proprietor q the World. died Al
10 O'Clock Su16zy afternoon or
hoard his yeeht. Liberty, II the hzr-
Dor OF Charleston s c. He had bee1
I'll only about IS hours. and until Just
before he died i was believed thai
the Illness vas only slight iatiispos.-
ton Death vas caused By heart Gruu-
bic. caused. il Is believed. by an AZ
tack Of acute Indigestion
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
SENDS BOOKS TO AMERICA
sssse- on.es WEEKS OF SceE1er Te
cf--sr-a.s Clle

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
DYNAMITE PULVERIZED
Passenger TraE- Passes Ss@ey Sss-
IS SICK. O. Exr-sye

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
THIS GIRL CAN DRIVE NAILS
T~-fYe Buried I- Beard IN IS rs
s-c1r5s

g Paul Minn-O-e more stride
wzs taken II The seld O. feminine &C
Khez Mss Florence
Tz5c.oz- q ST. Paul : .1nio- coed II
IL Minnesota Agricultural Sca0oI n
TIE zzrzzI Eeld meet, drove y ten
penny zzEls Il the girls nziltriTIng
contest I the record breaking tire q
Is - secoz6s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
WOMAN LASHES JUDGE
S=ft-ssis. Vie - SIC h7rsev.h In
C-ersr-use cc-rieo-.

Seattle, WASH Mrs Christine
Olssz- prominent suffrage worker
ard vocer. 1a-ss whipped Judge John
?. Main Of the SE>srior ColrE, n the
carTzto- q 11s Co1ztx courthouse
SIC rushed upon The Judge uEexFect-
edlF and Nth strong arms welded
re asg hc-sewklp across MS face.
head and shoulders. raising large
sets q his t2c=
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
JUMPS INTO PIT WITH BEARS
A. nais 7sfuse Tc Harm CIR Tree
O. Ls.

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her lie While suffering EUz dssFo15-
e1cy Mss ANA Ha-Es-. - yszrs az
Ieaped into Dit ~ TIE cEty PARK n
which we're coa5rec TO large Hack
bears
The bears hoEeFe-. refused u
harm her, ard she wzs found il TIE
Pr some tine later IT Lee S1ucksy,
pzrk zTtzcAa
Tie bears attacked hin wien he
vent 70 The Eo-za1s reSeZs All drove
hin from the III. Int lie s1hs5Ee5 then
with : stream Of water tro- hose
and dragged Mss Hz--s- Ercz the II
closure
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
Gets Mztch Ger Virtue.

LadloE Center. Mzss--HoEzrd Ben
ne-E- Who this week reached the age ct
Il without ever having used hqEor.
tobacco o. p-oszne CT Objectionable
language has received : gold wzTch
from : fund established fcr the pun
pose hy former resident The minis
ter Of the village church made the pre-
<sz-z15oz
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
BITTEN IN TWO BY A SHARK
SsiEo- Or SIo Grsrce Fairs Cser5oa-d
Anc Meets Ecrr tie o=a.n

New York-when the steamer Rio
Grzzde arrived here SzrGrday from
Brunswick Ca she reported that one
O. Ter sailors. George Spencer. fell
overheard last Thursday on Charles
goz- : c. and Ezs bitten II THO Or
shark Several o. the passengers
Watched the nan Struggle with the
monster. Which disappeared below the
surface with It's prey Spencer lived
with his sister II Brooklyn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
AMERICAN CARDINALS
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f-r-s-en

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
fE6GS BREAK BANK
Co Tsle-ron= sso Tees-arh Wires
Before lacking SAFE.

S1zEzse. OEZz-Roets-s attacked
he -oEz Of WcCozt. seeTrzl niles
-uz Es-s- Gu -elsglcze and teIe-
Ez5e wires, the- tlsE oPez The safe
= 1he toEz hunk They go- : large
s-ozzr q Eo-ey ard eSczped before
: S1s--s posse cozld head lien OF
BE EcsSes are q zhe robbers trail
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
ELKS DEDICATE COSTLY CLUB
Nv Yosk lc6se Spends 5 500 :
oco On i5-Stcry Home

New loTk-A magnificent 1ew r.
teea-sso-y clubhouse. costing s-SaE.-
0aa. was dedicated here By The
uoshs- lodge az the Benevolent Pro
tectivs Order Ct Eiss Brethren from
all parts Of the United States at
tended
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
PAUL AND sEuLsH ON STAGE.
Bestsie Case Setcriesy 7espcnsible
Fer vsu1eviiIe Turn.

Richmond. Na--It Just became
known here that Paul Beattie. prInci-
pal witness il the Beax1ie murder
trial left for New YORK last SATURDAY.
70 appear II vaudeville with Beulah
Binfo-d- Exactly what role he Is TO
take does nos appear 10 Be known
here
Paul viii appear On the stage
against the wishes and advice o. his
EctheT-fnlzw and his wife-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
DROWNED WITH sso.oao.
sssrc- Fer Miners 5ody Frgstiess-
SKY feet Q. Water Pa-sss.

Ncrrtstown. y J-Sixgy feet Of
wafer pumped from TIE Hibernia
nine. whe-e y men we're killed. has
noz revealed their bodies Frank
Liskz- che q those drowned : said
10 have had sa-a'sa q his person
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
Areassasor OF Eor lzrzr.

san Francisco - Charles Page
Bran who wzs recently transferred
from the position Of United States
minister 70 Belgium 10 that OF an
tzssado- 70 Japan sailed Wednesday
for lis new post a duty a. Toxic.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
4 Ne~sesp.r 81 e go.

Davenport Ia-TO celebrate the
completion q rs newspaper building
the Tines q this city. Saturday IS
sued 9 special edition Of 81 pages
said 70 bs the largest newspaper ever
issued II the United States The
next largest wzs special edition OF
the Dayton s0A News. issued last
rear. and previous 10 that the record
had been kesd ty The New York Tines
with 80 RACES
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
NOVEMBER 80 DAY
Of THANKSGIVING
President Sends Out Annual
Proclamation.
COUNTRY SE6kaLLY FAVORED
c---.-y S5s-s,ly -s.--=1- =. Says
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E..--e -oc-.E- S..1s-

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r-ueEz-zc5cz- ealing zzcz c-,zI=zz q
ras Czl-ec States % czseh-z-s TEzrs
cay Ncveza@- g. - Gay {: 1hzZkz
sz-5-z ard p-zge-- re Eroc-z-zcao-
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lczg sz-c,ioz=6 AID y practice 81
zpz-1 toward tLe cIoze q ezc5 pass
ing yezr : 6zE q Eh.ck 70 case
tro- their lzac-s and ssseztle E1-
Tie purpose q giving praise 70 Hin
Kto : the author c. The blessings
they have el!oyet. i i III cEry g
chic: executive 70 designate & t.zs
tine he DAP for tAs tul1Izez- G
this deyout purpose
Our country hzs keen sigzz--y
favored II many vars Tie -uuzd q
he seasons Las brought right Ia
rests Our Industries have taEivs1 ts-
beyond our domestic needs; The pro
cuc-lo1s q cur lzbo- are daily ind
I-g enlarged markets zh-czG We
have beez free from ne cZ-xes q
V@stlIs1ce, q famine and Q: wzr
Peace Cause =u-.---e1
Oar zzt5ozzI census have tzrEt-
cred TIE cz1ze q peace n o,ae-
zz5s. and tte sr-z- q ee1svc,e-cs
zzs n-uzgk. Is TITO closer to2c1 =--h
o-1=r Peoples TO the Strengthening c.
ne bsoz6z q fellowship z1d good VII
tEzr INK - 70 ozr cczrz6es = -Es
Universal trUc1srEocc q Ezc59zs
Scruzx Z TIE seZSs q az oE1
right ard Inspired n = s-rCzg :
sezze 9. ne rights q C-Esrs, - I've
L peace and hzr-oEy Ei-h ne Eo-l5-
35ce Il tie priceless possession AID
zezz6z1t resources ~1e-eEzch re
uns-1zre5 boz1sy q Cod hzs ezco@&
u - are uzSelzs1ly glzC Eh=z
ot1eE peoples pass ozwz-d 20 pres
parity and pszcs
That TIE grezt privileges ~ 81
5ov nay ooztGzue- and thzI each co--
Ezg year nay So our couz--- mare
firmly established n the regard and
esteem Of or tellcz nations. : Tie
prayer that zhozl6 arise II every
thankful hear
so.e-e.r - Named.
Wherefore !. william Howard
Tat. President O. The United States
O. America designate THURSDAY. me
sch 6zy o. Novezt=r uex1- IS : DAY
q Thanksgiving ard prayer. and
earnestly call upon NJ couarrv1sn
ard upon all that Gwel under the Tag
Ct on oel0ved country then 70 meet
4 their accustomed places q Ecz-
ship 10 3oin il Offering prayers 10 Al
mighty God and devo-t thanks Tor tie
loving Ee-cies He las given 70 IL
In witness thereof I have here
unto SCI NJ hard and caused the seal
OF The United States 70 y zGxe6-
Do1e a. the city o. Chicago this
sgth dzy q October. n the year Of
cur Lord one thousand zine hundred
ard eleven and O. The independence
I az the United States q America me
one hundred and thirry-sixth- BIZ The
President.
P C. KNOX.
Secretary o. State.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
Mss Taft Thro~n Frem Hs-s..

Ipswich. Mass-Heisr Taft dzugh-
te- Of the President wzS thrown from
Der horse whiIe following The Nyopis
Hunt Gibbs hounds through Ehe fields.
hu- wzs uniEiu7ed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
so INsURREcTI0kISTs KILLED
Zzra.a's Army Suffers Heavily In
Bait WI.n Fe5ersIs

Mexico CisE-FItty O. Zspstz-s IL
surrecIiolzrx army we-e killed n oze
encounter Il YeczpixTi- near Cuztlz-
according 70 = special received ~ the
Herald
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
MRS. STANDARD NOT GUILTY
Accaj;tee O. Charge CT Poisoning
Eer Husband

O1z1zEzn. Mich--Nrs- Laura Stan
zzrd Eas declared By !1ry not guilty
Of murder Size weS charged with
having do1e her husband 10 death
with strychains
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
MAH-O'- WARSMEN DROWNED
Beat Lc~e-eS srcn German Cruiser
Nu.rehsn CarsFzes

Kisl. GERMANY small bozt which
Zzs being lowered over the side o.
the German cruiser Mus1che1 cap
sized throwing its occupants into the
Eater. s bosIswzin and SIX sailors
we're drowned
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
BUMP CAUSED SHOOTING
lar OF Auto T-e~s Feet OF Chauffeur
Against Rife Trigger

Pszacook. y H-Whe1 Dr. n 2
Blo6EeTt's auto struck : bump n the
road his foo1 struck The trigger CT =
rife he vas carving between his
knees. sending bullet throzgh his
brain
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
CORSET SAVES WOMAN.
H-sta-os Attack With Knife Frus-
sratsd 81 Steel RE

New Ycrk-A steel corset rib
alone saved Ms Esther Levy When
her huszozd attacked her with Z
knife The point turned IS i struck
the corset
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03

TIE London underground railway
systems are being linked ID and in
porranx extensions undertaken
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03

4 rotary crater. 10 - elzuped 70 Z
kitchen table. : finger saver that
Al Ohio wc1sn has patented
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
KISSES WIN STATION.
T~.-sy Girls OF oxEaro-s Tc~n
Trs1s T-.5r oscgla-scrs-

Ee-r5ck- Okla Treaty Of the
cztys Pr=t1ieSt girls offered kisses 70
Gezsrzl NszzEe- so-rs- o. tie Santa
Fee. :: he would give The -Ow1 : neE
railroad station L VII te forth
coming
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
FIRST WOMAN JURY.
Il azs Been Gales In California To
Try A E5it1r-

WATTS. CzL-The first woman Jury
n California has been summoned 10
II Editor 4 A. king q the Watts
News charged Eith circulating
obscene language through his paper
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
SEVEN BOYS SPANKED.
.o;hers cbjset To Treir Becoming
Cave DneIIsrs- Pro Ten.

P1-rsburgh-Seve1 waiting mothers
spanked seven sons who sSpIred 10 be
cave dwelle-s after Magistrate KIRBY
rad reprilzlded the hoTs for read
Ing -ThrillerS- by 3 smoky lamp in
6uscur
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
Se-ssti.azi Charges.

ne steel corporations lease CT the
G-sal No--hs-1 Railways ore proper
ties Wiki tAs directors 0: the steel
COMPANY thursday formally decided
- camel : alleged 10 De Illegal This
1ee1.1 q TIE directors vas taken but
fsE hC1rs before the fling Of the
I'm Ths government Acknowledges
chE- Z vas advised OF the steel cor
F,,r1-b1CS intention Il this respect
eu1 <ez-ss tazs under the terms Of the
lsa<s II cancellation would be s1ec-
1Evs z--E1 JzzEzrT /. 1915. and there
= 10 limit Ero1 the amount OF ore
zeIz Gan - taken out II the meantime
>,szsa- 51zzl allegations fairly topple
cTsr saeE other II the government
-.s1izsc-. wtsel : Al equity proceed
NJ praying tor i1!unctions 70 estop
et.c-LzzEzce O. The alleged monopoly
1zt szcA ceEs- relief IS the court may
E-azz Re stesI corporations scqui-
SKI u ne Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company cEIEg me panic OF 1858 IS
declared Illegal and scsChi1gly cEiti-
gzSzs5
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-03
THE GOVERNMENT
SUES STEEL TRUST

Trezto1. v The government {
Iozg-plznzed suit 10 break up the so
called steel Trust vas begun Eere
THURSDAY il the United States Circuit
CozEL il ! the most sweeping anti
gruSr action ever brought b. tie De
pzr-zerE q Justice
TIE government asks lot OILY for
The dissolution Of the United states
steel Cooperation hut for the dissolu-
ton q Al constituent or subsidiary
companies whIch are alleged 70 have
combined IN violation Of the Sherman
lzw 10 -zI1tzin- OF attempt 70 main
r2r monopoly Of the steel business "
There are IS subsidiary corporations
named a. defendants
T. Pls--0zt Morgan. John D. Rookie
t=Ie-. A11rsE Carnegie, Charles NJ
SehEzt- George " Perkins. Z H
Carr. IoAn D Rockefeller. j., Henry
G. Fries Charles Steele. James Gay
lev. william Il Moore. J. H Moore.
Edmund C Converse, Percival Rob
s--s. IT. Daniel G. Reid. Norman B.
Rear P / 3 Wi6ener and William
? Palmer are named Individually as
S=ss-zErS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20

ment alleges. have seldom concerned
the financial or business responsibility OF
the party. but have invariably Indicated
if he were ''propar" or improper" trade.
Another exhibit. alleged to have been a
circular issued ny the National Whole
sale Lumber Dealers Association black
listing many retail Lumbar dealers in
large cities. reads:
The following have been reported by
the various eastern associations as job
hing or selling directly or indirectly Ia
consumers The III rnoers of the National
Wholesale Lumber Dealers Association
are requested to cooperate with the
western associations by refusing to sell
lumber to them.
Still another notice alleged 10 have been
issued by the eastern states associations
I'm April. 1919. naming blacklisted manu-
facturerS. reads:
You are reminded IL Is because
YOU are members of our association and
have an interest i'm common with Your
owmcmbers in the Information con-
tanned in this statement that they com
municate ii To you in the strictest con-
fidence with the under standing that you
are to receive il and treat il in the same
way. The following are reported Ia have
solicited. quoted or sold direct 10 the con-
SumerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
GETS $4,000 AT JAIL DOOR.
Pardoned Convict Receives Gift
From Former Fellow-Prisoner.

AUSTIN. Tex. May 2o.-While William
J. Dent was bordering over how he
would start life anew, as he was pardon
ed from the penitentiary by Gov. Col
quilt, he received an express order for
$4,000 with a note explaining IL came
from a friend who had appreciated
favor.
Dent knew at once the money came
from George Isaac. former fellow-prison-
err, and who was released ten years ago
with a pardon forged by Dent. Dent
and Isaac We're convicts ten years ago,
Isaac serving a life sentence for murder
and Dent serving two years for forgery.
They became friends, and when Dents
term expired he worked for a month
forging a pardon for Isaac, which was
accepted as genuine and Isaac was lib
Grated. The forgery was discovered ana
six months later Dent was located a3d
brought back and substituted to serve
out the sentence for Isaac. Dent declares
he has not heard from his friend for two
years and claims not TO know where
he is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH IN CANAL
Mabel and Mildred Hall Are
Rescued From Drowning
at Great Falls.

Misses Mabel and Mildred Hall, eighteen
and twelve years old, respectively, OF
S23 9TH street northwest, narrowly es-
capped drowning in the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal at Great Falls yesterday.
Both were rescued by Archibald G. Kent,
local real estate broker, who was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hall and their
two daughters at the Great Falls Hotel.
The party went to Great Falls on an
automobile trip. and while Mr. Hall was
ordering dinner at the hotel Miss Mil
dred Hail walked alone toward the canal
In an adventurous mood she stepped from
the bank upon an apparently solid mass
of leaves and driftwood, which had col
lected near the head of the lock, but it
proved unstable footing. and In an in
state she was plunged into the water.
Children playing nearby witnessed the
accident and they ran into the hotel,
crying that d little girl drowning.
Thinking of her sister, Miss Mabel Hal
ran TO the scene, and she, too stepped
on the driftwood 1t happened that she
vas Immediately over a door covering a
treacherous suction hole, and when her
weight fell upon it the door gave way
with crash and she plunged downward.
Fortunately her outflung arms caught on
the edge OF the hole and she hung there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and Mr.. Kent by
this time were running toward the scene
of the double accident Miss Mabel Hall
called ont that she could hold fast for d
few minutes, and Mr.. Kent jumped into
the water, grasped Miss Mildred, who
was just sinking for the third time and
brought her to shore. Mr. Kent and Mr..
Hall then pulled Miss Mabe, from her
dangerous position. and both girls were
carried TO the hotel. where they and Mr..
Kent We're given dry clothing. Afte a
rest the girls recovered from the shock
of their narrow escape and were able to
return to their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
.B|BB FREED OF. CHARGE
UNDER CALIFORNIA CODE
Was Arrested Here Accused of
Selling a Piece of Prop
erty Twice.

Dandridge ri. Bbb of San Francisco,
Cal. who was arrested here last fall on IL
charge Of violating the California code in
selling II piece Of property twice, has
been relieved Of the charge His counsel.
\. \. Brney, has just been notified of
the action of Judge Welsh of San Jose
i'll Diminishing the indictment found
against Bibb
AT Il trial held last March the jury dis
agreed, standing eleven for conviction.
evidence at the trial tended to show that
the deed given to Mr.. Buckley had
been voluntarily executed by Bibb as Sc
curity for a debt OF some 81 800: that sub
sequently this indebtedness was can
celed through services rendered by Bib
supervising the erection Of a large build
ing located at Spear and Market streets
belonging to Buckley. and that after the
completion Of this building instead of
Bibb owing Buckley any money. Buckley
was indebted to Bib for large amount
Of money for money paid out and services
rendered by Bibb on his behalf
Judge Welsh's Comment.
The judge in Diminishing the action
stated that having presided over the
former trial and being fully familiar with
the evidence he fel: satisfied that no con-
viction could be had and very strongly
intimated that even though Bibb should
be convicted by jury, the verdict would
be set aside.
\ Bibbs arrest here was made on tele-
graphic request from the authorities in
California and he sued out writ of
habeas corpus on which he was relea sed
bail. on his promise voluntarily to
return to California and face the charge
pending against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20
SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES.
Fall From Ladder in National MI
scum Fatal to G. w. Yeatman.

George w. Yeatman. who accidentally
fell from a ladder yesterday morning
while at work i'll the National Museum
building, died at the Emergency Hospital
yesterday afternoon. as the result of an
unav oidable accident. Coroner hewitt de-
cided.
Mr.. Yeatman was native of this city
and was one of the best known residents
of South Washington. He was a MEM
her of Lafayette Lodge. Knights Templar.
a member of the Golden Cross and Amity
Lodge. No. -. Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. He is survived by wife and
three children-MiIlard $. and George NJ.
Yeatman and Mrs. Fanny l.. Ra bbitt.
Harry +. Rabbit son-in-law OF the de-
ceased, was working near the scene of
the accident yesterday when Mr.. Yeat-
man fell.
Funeral services for Mr.. Yeatman will
probably be held Monday at his late
home, 400 Maryland avenue southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-20

| Rudyard Kipling's two-part story,
"Honors Even" ends in our Sunday
Magazine tomorrow.