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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14

thing else beside the 7:40 express
or the payments on his villa" has
devised a way of carrying a bag
that cuts out half the labor.
The gentIemap simply uses a
common paper bag and a string or a
collection OF paper bags and sever
al strings, as the occasion might
demand.
He fashions a handle for each
bag he carries In 80 simple a way
that 1t seems almost too good to
be true. but the handle holds. no
matter what weight Is placed on
Il IL the directions that are per-
fectiy apparent in the four illustra-
tons are carefully followed.
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BANDITS HANDCUFF
SEVEN MEN

DAILY CITY, Cal, Aug. i4.-Dep-
uty sheriffs and police here today
are on the lookout for four bandits
who entered the lonely ranch house
OF 8. 30 a. Co, truck farmers,
handcuffed the seven occupants
and looted the place of $3.50. The
robbers escaped In an automobile
Employees in outhouses heard
cries for help, and with the assist
ance OF Constable James Parker
and a cold chisel, released the VIC
tins, who had been securely hand
cuffed in their beds.
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Houses for Rent.

81, able. CLOSE" close In. Main SSH Ii
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ror sale - MisceIlaneo,,.

DAMAGED BATH TUBS
DsInh8ed bath tubs, 1890 ana I'm.
SDnlplete, Rustad's. 3i5 End ay. n
cprisht piano Tor sale. 1000 cash.
SOC Columbia. Room g.
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niftf HS
BOY TO Mr. and Mrs. T. Pinner. sos
Coriiss Av.
Roy to Mr. aud Mrs. Edmond
Flynn. sis Valley st
boy 10 Mr. and Mrs. H. n Brisk.
i1a1 fester way
hoy 60 Mr.. and Mira T. Block. 1915
v. Marion st
boy 10 Mr. and Mrs NJ. y. Basel.
sse2 ktrkwood av.
Hoy 10 Mr.. and MIRA T. A. Bern
hetsel. Dunlap station.
hoy TO Mr.. and Mrs ~ l.. Hte.
s0t0 First nv. NJ e.
ulrl to Mr.. aud Mrs. H. y Drake.
2sf n. Newton st
ORR 20 Mr. and Mrs. q. Il. Henold.
Tias sixth ay.
clrl 90 Mr. aud MIRA +. A. Bern.
heiael. Dunlap station.
Gis} 10 Mr.. aad Mrs. J. Connor.
t1is teth av. ~. y
Ciri 20 afr. and Mrs. w. Rochon.
sos - Pike ~
oIrr 10 Mr. and Mrs. n Smith. s9es
brooklyn AZ.
OIL % ar. and Mrs. n A. Knighs.
sfee gsth az n
oiri 20 Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Rine-
hart. ssis Aurora az.
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Ranch eggs. s6c dos peanut but
ter. zee ID, creamery butter. $50
cooking eggs. sso dos. butter. SOC
III cream cheese. asc h.. duck
eggs. zoe dos canteioupca for
1895 vsnktng apples, &c do4.. sugar
pears, he dos. pears. Toe dos. corn.
loo dos, piuJnn, &c dos. peaches.
b6c crate. lemons. f0c d0x. crab
apples. coo box strawberry apples.
Toe doz.i oranges Ice doz.
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Child Paralysis Kills Is

Los FH8tIcb Tds FIdu oeVeFd'
Hundred Cases In Few Months
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Aug. IA
Los Angeles deaths from infantile
paralysis during July numbered rs,
according to duplicate death certif-
icates received today at the state
board OF health. Tho victims
ranged in ages from two to ten
years. There have been several
hundred cases of the disease In the
South during the last several
months.
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PUBLIC MARKETS
Sanitary

iosves homo made bread. ssci
flour, zoe and 81 sack: 4 cans milk.
stci fruit Jars. qts.. 500 dos, pts, shc
dos; 7be box chocolates and bon
hons. Ice. oatmeal. $50. Use cans
pork aud beans. : for ibc 7 ftc
Ing powder. Sbc. aBe bottle catsup,
lIhc. Zoe cans peas, &c; 100 can any
kind spice. &c; ibo pkgs. raisins.
for iee. zoe goat cheese. zoe ID.
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How to Make a Handle. for
a Paper Bag

The comic supplement artists
who gain money and fame BY de-
plotting the weary suburbanlte plod.
ding homcward carrying ufiscel
laneous collection OF boxes and
bags are weeping and wailing and
gnashing their teeth. A eommuter
who found time to think OF some
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Peaches. zoe box. tomatoes. asc
boz. sweet corn. Zoe dot. peaches.
dos. ise; rcd June apples, 2 dor.
matoas. lbs tkc. cucumbers. : for
Sc. spaghetti, 2 pkgs iSc. matches.
boxes ioc, sweet pickles. Toe pr
leaf lard. i2d H.; spare ribs, Sc ID
veal stew, leo ID. bacon. lie N.
boiling beef. Sc H.: young leg lamb.
i3c ID.
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FIRST COD FISHER

~ return OF the cod fishing
rArner Fanny Dusard 10 days
rrsrs than shs returned last year
,1rsles that the catch this year
q Be heavy. The Datard Is the
In o leave Bering sea. She will
|wAxsxe at Anacortes.
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rs lbs sugar. 81 i-ib. can cocoa,
zoe. 7 iba Reliance rnialns. abc. ]
lbs nayo beans. ssas soc tea, asei
coffee, fsc ID. bars soap, zse. 7
cans ehfdinen. .5e. cans milk. zoe,
sacks salt. Toe J cans sugar corn.
Csc . cans tomatoes. acc. q lbs.
rolled oats. acc; horneradish. 100
giaas. sour pickles. Ice at,
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|ARllY PLANE
IS SUCCESS
ussAina Ton, Aseends 1850 Feet
IN Ter Minutes.

1ARBLEHEAD. Mass. Aug. IL.
ne rev war aeFoplane has sue
se1et to overcoming the difficult
prh<iinbing qualifications In the
ornaments new contract. Philip
~ the aviator. drove the ma.
o. weighing a ton. 10 an altitude
{ issa feet in ten minutes. The
pFsnntns required that an aero.
me rtach an altitude OF 1000 feet
: "a minutes with this weight.
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erNrRAliA. IT,, July 2i.--wi'l
- Farm. IS miles north Of here.
.sslsus 10 exact toll from every
- that lives within lts fatal
.,,ssrsf win the next tenants.
= II persons who have gone be
9. b stricken with the strange
..s,se o. which the medical books
| = ssshlns'
- residents Of Clinton county,
-.,r ard old. shake their heads
! - the question Is asked. but
~ ain venture no answer.
erve Alderman. brother OF John
rlsraan, the latest victim, IL lcav.
4 .te f1ySa
II xer< given a clear title TO
i shose SO acres ! wouldn't use
- for a hog pen. he says.
II Martin Tyerends and his wife
I.np who own the farm, have de-
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Two Unmarried Women Became
Legal Mothers Of Boy and Girl.

SAN JOSE. Cal. Aug. 1.-Two
unmarried women applied 10 the
superior court OF this county today
for permission TO adopt minor chill
drcn
Both requests were granted By
Superior Judge r. u. Gosbey.
Miss Lndia Mohr adopted George
Watson as her own child. and Miss
Helen noan adopted Anna Williams.
Both children are without parents
and have been In orphan asyiums.
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iQ f4ih ACRES FOR $3.50
Near Machins we have iiM acres,
with trout stream crossing at west
end This land slopes 20 the west.
~ near small mill which viii fur
niHh lumber 20 settlers at $40 per
Thousand There are some few
single bolts which can be sold at
the mill.
Neighbors are near at hand. Schools,
and r. ~ D. Your groceries de-
,Ilvored right at your door.
a fruit canning company at Sno-
Hhomish, which Is 8 milea distant,
Will contract for all fruit and
produce you can raise for period
OF 6 years at market prices.
II yon are tired of paying rent ana
diving In the city, here liz your
chance 20 strike for independence.
sa5 cash and $40 per month Will han
die this land.
OLE HANSON a. co.
st-s M 3f4 New York Block.
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Furnished Rooms.

S~e~r~~r~r~~-~~r~e>-~~r>-e
Firgiuus Hotel, sth a Virginia. near
Wostlake. offers now. modern. ele-
gantly furnished rooms. with tho
beet accommodations lowest rates
The BroadwRy corner iirondway
and rcaler. Modern. $500 n week
up. " y Prentlrs, proprietor
HOTEL Rhode Island. SO Virginia st.
soc day and t2so week aud up.
HOTEL. Rainier. les Main 81. brick
building Rates soc and up. Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL tiish
First--Rhtcs soc daily and up,
Rooms asc aud soc. sas sixth Av
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7 NJ spraRuc. sses woodiswn av.
Infant fiuEirtou. ife y. Sind ct
W. A. Divers. 50. .t.s Aiki Hr
a. Thompson, 90. King county hos
pisai
A. J. Johnston. 70. Iee agth ax.
v, Sutherland. 20. ProSiaenes hoa-
piiai
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SHORT NEWS

Patterson. NJ. J.--Beosuss his left
arm has grown two inches longer
than his right since an injury re
ceived while In the employ OF the
David Henry Co. Frank Munley IL
suing for damages,
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-~~~-~-~-~~~-N~~-4~~ 0~~S~~-~~-~,~>,~~~
DIR. A. Lee Lewis. consulting chiro-
practor Hours 2 to 3 .. M. 5te-T Ar
cade Annex Main i3sg Lady attend
ant
RUPTURE CURED; permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
over zoo cases cured past two
years. ages To- 70. Harvard
System, sd Eitei Bldg, Seattle.
CORNS--Ei rogners Corn Corn Plas,
store or mailed, 2sc. q. IT. Frogner.
t3lb Genessee 81.
Lsng's Mineral Wonder Will cure im-
paired vitality. absolute "a tisfac-
ton guaranteed or money back
one dollar. si7 Third ay.
CHfHOPODY. manicurlng, facial
and scalp treatments. Suite "a.
2l7h pike St
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened, s0c
doz.. razors. CSC, etc. 1901 eth av.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addressed 70s Pine street
Nichols. bungalows. HiDckley nix.
DAY Il saw u In The Star"
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Washington.

! Taft today sent 10 the senate 4
! the nomination OF Christopher I
} Kalahan TO be receiver Of pub 4
! lie moneys at Vancouver.
! Wash. 4
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VITAL RECORD
NAnnIAaE I.IcrNsE.

Name and Residence. Age
William y. Mcnamara, Seattle 70
Emit Frances Niiesberghe. Seattle 81
T. ~ Hopkins. Clear Lake 49,. Legal
Ellen henreen. Fern I'M go. Legal
sydney Johnson. Seattle sst.s Les Al
Helen Brown Logan. Seattle. Legal
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Apartments for Rent.

~~S~-~~~~~~-N~~~~4~~N~~S ~sN@~~NSN~~~eNNs~~~~eN
Gilmore Apis. furnished and unfur-
nished. 80 and SIS. 1sia King
Beacon 5000.
The wellington. 1902 Jackson ST;
modern. unfurnished, Groom.
steam heated apartments. gas
ranges. private baths. lockers.
electric washer electric sweeper:
sis and up. Janltor
Copeland Court. 1909 Minor, rooms.
furnished. $40. phone. light. M. 4210.
Excelsior Apts.--Furntshed and un-
furnished. 9th and Pike. Main 1881.
81. Lawrence, 1904 sth-Comfort-
able, close in. Main 1851 tit up
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ria. Husband to Home
Z Her People Who Died
Strange DeathsMen,
Womer, and Animals
Victims Of Unexplain-
.ble Malady.
..sA%AAts = 4
r,hn Ackcrman-July, 1918. =
Godfrey Palm November y. :
ssNs >.......,,.r "a |.
usrsha ralni-May. 1907. =
ISABELLE Csaliias--Jane 4. =
/ 49, - ca,,,n.,,,,s ? :
! 49, A.. ,s.,, ,sso !.
4 4 4 4 a 4 a 4 4 4 4
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Cleveland. o.-Eaeh Of his min.

children. By the will OF Felix's Ma
iewski. wealthy buther, Is given
$1,000. providing they are obedient
IN their mother. Dfsobedience will
cut the requests TO SIS.
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Newton. ". J.--Mlss Alice longear
reached into a hens nest In search
of eggs and found large black
snake. which had crawied into the
nest for a nap. She tainted when II
colied around her arm.
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For Exchange.

OF L<KIITdIIKC.
Nice cottage, suitapie Tor one or two
families. facing Lake Washington
and boulevard: Madrona Park.
on leased ground. Long lease and
low rent. To exchange for small
stock OF goods. East l0i
FORTY ACRES
Adjoining one OF the best towns In
the Yakima valley; very best OF
soil. all improved. This farm is a
money maker. but on account of
other business. owner cannot give
II his attention. Price for quick
turn $4,000. Would consider im-
proved Seattle property for part
ROBERT MALTBY
IO1O Alnslxn nufldinr
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neutrality-suspicious. Represen-
tative Adamson promised two Geor.
gla girls that they should hear the
speeches. he kept the house In sea
sion for three sweitering hours Last
night.
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Specinl Notices.

Jose fenito, prof. OF po.nny and
medicine. spanish steam baths. eH-
peoialiy, aolondrina ilnimsnt for
fheumnt lHm, paralysis. nerves.
consumption and stomach trouble
ana chronic diseases, and for all
sorts Of skin diseases Hours TO
aud z 20 . .. m. sa2b * Ballard
Ave. Room 4. Trafton Hotel
Phone Ballard iaAA
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Greeley, colo.--peelarlna that he
was handed lemons without end
Yushiro MakayamA. Japanese con.
tractor. has filed suit for divorce
from his American wife. whom he
married last January.
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Water Front

400 FEET or WATER FRONT
FOR $3.50
on Hood canal. near Brinnon, we
offer you 10 acres of good land,
Lies nearly level, with lust enough
slope to drain. II has rocky
beach, no bluff The beach can be
cleaned up and made fine for
bathing.
Old timers on the canal claim this
point TO be one of the best fishing
grounds on tho whole canal.
This tract would make dandy
camp site. and there are enough
trees 80 that YOU can make park
IL you so desire.
s25 cash and $40 month buys this
land.
OLE HANSON &. co,
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Have fine location for grocery store
will furnish building and some
money to right paSty Phone Ken
wood 1874.
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POULTRY RANCH CLOSE IN
Adjoining the town OF Kirkland, fine
we'll lying tract Of rich land. with
good spring. chicken house and
house. partly cleared. II you know
anything about raising chickens.
and want TO make money and I've
independent. let me show you this
place. for you can mako money
from the start Price 1880 terms
800 cash. balance SIS a month. y.
Brcnaman. office on Anderson's
wharf. Madison park
So ACRES FOR $500
You can secure sh acres Of first
class level land. covered with a
fine growth OF hemlock which
would make dandy poles and Is
also suitable for pulp wood, for
which you can find ready mar
kct.
.t.he soil ~ good and free from
gravel faces on a county road, and
Is directly opposite pleasure
park.
There is enough wood on this tract
TO more than pay for the land.
ff YOU are looking for piece OF lant
which will make you some money
Won had better investigate.
II only takes $40 cash and 81 per
OLE HANSON g. co.
coo + als New York Block.
ENGLEWoOD POULTRY FARM
Here IL one OF the best and most up
to-date poultry ranches in the
state. all modern new buildings,
for sale at less than real value.
location and soil the best. See US
at once. 45i Arcade Annex.
w II HAVEN INV co
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Business Chances.

>>~~er~e~~~r~S>N~r>|
Grocery store at sacrifice on ac-
count OF sickness. good stock
good cash buFiness. Terms. Main
t7gE
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Chartered. Pa.--Four ministers
here. victims OF hay fever. were
compelled TO give up their charges
for several weeks TO rccupcrate.
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For Rent---Modern Groom home,
nice lawn. ideal place for chick
ems Queen Anne i749. 2s1f
Queen Anne av.
For Rent--5 room cottage, partly
furnished. Call 1876 Lakeside after
z m.
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LAKE wAsHINGToN WAITER

LAKE WAsHTNGToN WATER
FRONT
Tracts 7Ox20O feet. with shade trees
and sandy beach. no bluff. on
beautiful Mercer island. Price $3.50
per tract while they last; easy
terms.
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Az.
A sNAP-Three acres on Lake
Burfsn car iiac. 81 10000. easy
terms. A. X. WYLDE. Az n. Y.
Blk. Elliott 1901
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A GUARANTEE
HOME OR INVESTMENT

We have the best buy for you IN
Western Washington. We know
this land has the value and We
want you 20 know H. III not as
represented. We will pay your ex-
pcnRes and wages for your time
while you are Inspecting this land.
The land IL good and the Euaran-
tee ~ good This land sells read
lily to those who inveetiEats. One
buyer said. 1T ir just Ike Eift
compared 10 most other lands /
have examined"
Logged off. burned over. easy TO
clear. free from rock and gravel.
finest pasture right now. Nearby
mills provide employment RtGilT
LOCATION AND RIGHT PRICE.
Let uB tell you the fun particu-
lars.
sss 90 to 5000 per acre. easy terms.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON
DEy. co.
al Hoge Bldg.
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Lost and Found.
<>F~NNee>r>~o~~N~e~~ ~~~~N~N~~~~~o~~~sNN~N
JoHt--on Ballard Beach car or firht
ana Pike between $3.50 and 90
o'clock Tucndhy night. August -,
gold watch, monogram. &c. A. G."
on back, enameled figure on front.
set With : diamonds. Liberal res
ward, Return l7zh Arch avs. Weat
Seattle. or call Main $3.50.
Lost--saturday silver purse. monn-
gram -. 9. l." Can Main 1875.
Reward
fpn saturday lady's gold walton.
ElEin movement. name Jessie Me
MILAN inside, reward, Cast 4bts.
Lost-Aon Meridian av car. August
y sack handbag. Finder phone
NORTH zesi and receive reward.
fest--A solid gold bar pin, set with
pnd white stones on stth or on
NrIdinn car. Sunday afternoon.
Phahe North gfA.
Eyes Tested free. graduate optician.
EiRsasH At reasonable prices. The lit
tie atafe that sells for less. it77 ard,
WAnt house q office furniture, cash.
Gibson Chandler. $40 Pike. NJ 1s1f,
Plumbing repairs. coo hr,. refer
eneaa. q, "A. 1875,
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TEN.ACRE BARGAIN

IEN'AVTNE HNfNNNIN
North of town, handy to station, MI
level, good clay loan sol, very
easily cleared Price 81 200, half
cash, or would exchange for good
building lot. Iauire 1910 Alaska
Building.
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Washtngton.--Rufus o'conneirs
appeal 10 the license bureau for sir
months trial marriage license was
emphatically turned down. o'Con-
nell refused TO take permanent
license.
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Flats for Rent.
Acreage.

IN~.~srN0.~~-r~0~~~|~ |N~l~N1~r~N~N~T>1N<NNS"
5-room flat si2.b0 q a. 2l0e.
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For Saie-Livestock

rev pianos FOR rent; rent applied ON
E-r-hase Meyer-Toner. aii Union.
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Board and Room.

Room and board for two gentlemen.
1913 l1th av. 5.
Wanted-children to board. Beacon
Ib0S.
The Washington times., 1912-02-19
LAVENDER LOTTIE,"
LONG AN F Street
FIGURE, FOUNDOEAD
Sold Perfume to Promenad-
ers for Fifteen or
Twenty Years.

In a little room on the second floor
of a lodging house at $40 Fourteenth
street northwest, this morning, was
found the lifeless body of Lavender
Lottie," the aged woman who for fifteen
or twenty years had been a familiar fig
ure to promenaders in + street, where,
in all kinds Of weather, she stood selling
packages Of sweet lavender.
Almost everybody in Washington knew
Lavender Lottie" by sight at least.
She usually stood near the corner Of
Eleventh street, satchel strapped about
her neck. Weighing down her bent shoul-
ders, calling to passersby:
Lavender, sweet lavender: 5 cents a
package"
Usually she took up her post early I'm
the morning and remained until the last
of the shoppers and promenaders had
gone home and the stores closed for the
day.
Her real name was Charlotte Fridley.
When she failed to come down stairs
this morning, the landlady went to her
room and knocked on the door. There
was no response. The door was locked
and 1t was necessary to break into the
room. The aged woman was lying in
bed dead, heart failure being the cause.
The woman was native of Washing
ton. Her sister, who resides in the
southeast section of the city, took
charge of the body.
The Washington times., 1912-02-19
FUNERAL SERVICES
HELD TODAY FOR
ROBT. A. PHILLIPS
Deceased Had Long Been
Identified With District
Affairs.

Funeral services for Robert A.
Phillips, old and highly respected
citizen of Washington, were held at
the family home, 1907 Twenty first
street northwest, this afternoon at :
o'clock. The Rev: Wallace Radcliffe,
pastor of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, offciated. Inter
mcnt was in the family plot in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers were Gen.
Henry NJ. Baker, Henry B. F. Mac
farland, Capt. james =. oyster, Allan
Farquhar, Judge G! F.. NiChol. Wash
ington TOpham, and DR.. Benjamin w.
the Association of Oldest lnhabi-
tants, of which he was a member.
The active pallbearcrs were William
G. Miller. William J. Turkenton, NJ.
g Farmer, jr., lie Compte Ford, Rich
ard Daniels. and Frccland c. Lyman.
Mr.. Phillips had been prominently
Identified with business interests,
and frdternal and social organiza-
tions in the District. and Virginia. He
was a Mason, a member of the Board
OF Trade, and for fifty years had been
active in the work of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
various civic interests in Washing
ton and Virginia, and he was one of
those through whose efforts the
bridge tolls were removed, and the
Auueduct bridge was rebuilt. Mr..
Phillips came to Washington from
California, where he had gone dur
ing the gold "ush" of 1S49.
The Washington times., 1912-02-19
SHORTAGE IN FUNDS
TOFORCE THIRTEEN
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
Night Instruction Will Be
Continued in But
FKA. Six.

Lack OF funds for further maintenance
of the Washington night schools caused
an order to be issued from the Franklin
School today to close thirteen night
schools. Principals have been urged to
send as many pupils as possible to the
six schools that will be continued
through the month of March.
Five white night schools and eight
ColoIed schools are forced to close on
account Of the lack of appropriation
Estimates calling for S25,00O last year
were cut TO $l7.500, which now necessi-
tates depriving more than 1000 night
school students of the opportunity of
obtaining instruction.
The white schools. Mckinley, Busi-
ness, and the Franklin will be operated
for ten or twelve nights longer. The
teaching force will be cut down, it is
understood, and classes at Franklin
will be enlarged to accommodate the
students from the schools in outlying
districts.
In all probability the other night
schools will be forced to run on a two
night schedule, instead of three nights
as heretofore. The teaching force will
be cut from 100 to about S5, 1t Is esti-
mated. More than 1000 students still
will be accommodated in the six schools
in operation during March.
The schools to be closed are the Gales,
jefferson, Wallach, Brent, Takoma
Stevens Garfield. Iovejoy. Phillips, Bir-
ney, Randall, Lincoln, and Deanwood
The Washington times., 1912-02-19
800 at Reception to
University Head

Despite the clouds and rain nearly 700
persons attended the reception given the
Rev. Alphonsus J. Donlon, S. j.. the
new president Of Georgetown Univer-
city, at o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the Hirst library.
Members of the senior class greeted
the visitors in the north pavilion OF
the Healy building. The Rev. John b.
Creeden, dean of the school of arts
Justice Clabaugh, dean OF the law col
lege; DR.. George NJ. Roper, dean OF the
medical college, and DR.. William r.
Cogan, dean of the school of dentistry,
introduced the guests.
Mrs. Harry VI. Clabaugh. Mrs Seth
Shepard, Mrs. George T.. Hamilton, Mrs.
William \. Cogan, Mrs. Alexander Nc
Neil, Mrs. Anna L. Murphy, Mrs. Mil
ton +. Eakin Gadsby, Miss Jane DAILY.
Mrs. r. j. Mullott, Mrs. Nellie T..
Fealy, and Miss Margaret Gowans pre-
sided at the tea tables.
The Washington times., 1912-02-19
&c
Worth to $500

Perhaps not many
of the brushes-but
mirrors enough for
tomorTow's demand.
Note that the mir
rors are the width OF
three Times columns.
Proprietors of millin-
cry .stores and hair
dressing parlors are
interested.