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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

THE stock market shows that
Wall Street thinks the weather and
the crops are more than Offset for
politics-which is a sensible conclu-
sion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

THE writer's strike never bothers
the man who eats at home" says the
Detroit Free Press. Especially the
one who cooks his own meals Ell?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

THERE are grain trade optimists
who say the wheat harvest of the
country will be nearly equal to the
years crop of campaign lies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

THE most unpleasant thing about
chess is to be awakened out of a nap
ent and informed that it is your
move.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

STRANGE to say a Sunday has
passed in the Calumet region with
out anybody being killed by a
motorcycle or an automobile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

FOR every man killed IN flying a
dozen die boating and swimming. 1t
Is in the number who survive that
aviation makes a poor showing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

SENATOR Kern is said to have
been threatened with prostration
Probably thinks Shively is going to
demand the names of the mysterious
eight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

IN that great brother net-Champ
Clark meeting Woodrow Wilson, Mr..
Clark seems to be trying to force a
very sickly smile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

OLD Abdul Hamid is said to spend
the biggest part of the day in the
bath tub, month in and month out.
He must be getting quite a soggy
old beast by this time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23
The Day in
HI Y
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

THIS DATE IN HISTOHF.
July 23.
i7S5-Saxony, Brandenburg and Han
over formed the Germanic alli-
ance.
1793-Roger Sherman. a signer of the
Declaration of Independence. died
In New Haven, Conn. Born in
Newton, Mass. April 10. 1921.
lso1-Robert j. Walker. secretary of
the treasury in Folks cabinet
born in Northumberland, Pa. Died
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

PLEASURE and business keep
enough sails spread to remind the
world how much more picturesque
the seas and the lakes used to be.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

THE lure of nature is the popular
thing nowadays with everybody but
|editors and politicians. They haven I
THE time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

WELL you gotta quit kicking
Crown Points baseball team around
that's all there is to it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

EDISON'S monograph is a great
thing but only will Edison become
immortal when he invents silencer
for 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

SOME folks think they are hum
orists when they are merely being
laughed at.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

IF man wants to do inst as he
darn pleases, he should lead his wife
to believe he is as easy to manage as
a maltese kitten.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

WE can't all be happy but there
are lot of us who could be If we
would.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23

Hammond Commandery. No. Al, Reg
ular meeting first and third Monday OF
each month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-23
MASONIC CALENDAR.

MASONfC OAIENDAH.
Hammond Chapter. No. lit. meets
second and forth Wednesday Of each
month
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
FOR RENT-GARAGES

oNE-HAIF OF GARAGE, 1877 Columbia
court N. w. (between Columbia road and
irving ST.: electricity. water. cement floor:
space for'ia car. Apply FRANK sTET.
BON Phone Main 1854. or Col. Sos. l.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE sor,r.
emily :: TRafNs Si:S'tsa saSE Sas Y; nSs
70, Atlanta. Aont.omery:- Mobile. Nsv
Orleans, $50 T. m. and l0:x o. q. dsiiv'
For Chsttanoosa: and Memphis VI. A,h..
FIR Atlanta. Columbus. Birmingham. a,ss
q .nS H...;s 1% D nn.ssn M Ss1lS. 6,ni.. esl: "
n:%n,; ,.,sn;sxn sts q m; sSSao Snd iiss III daily ssa
m SI daily; Roanoke. 4islnf sri:toi f:i Kno,v,u.
neoga. Birmingham. Meridian. VicksSnss.
New 3rlssnss igio nos;,I. p r. dsiy pIninx. ear:
my b, ..SsvEis .SsSHi:d sAsr i00s 6inns es,:
ls:s .. IN; daily. Dining ears. -Ss
EN Columbia. SImmsryills: charissess.
sonviis. and Florida points. SIS D. m. Ssiiy,
ToaT,.s car for californi. daily ..o.D. s,,.
Eor PsnSilis aocar: 1850 a. m. daily,
For Harrisonburg. $50 .. m. (par1cr sa,s
daily; a:SS p m. tparlor carl. and l:05 D. mn.
Ec, cSsI.o,,ssv'lis docsl. 7:,s I'm. ..s
'F For r wsrrensSn. $50 a. IN. ii:oo a. m.; "a,
,. m. daily; a:ss .. m. tpsrior carr. and FL
Us. BROWN. General As..,.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Fer Sale
9 ROOMS, CELLAR, LATROBE.
Gas and Electric Lights, Gas and
Coal Ranges. New Paper
Throughout.
CORNER
LOT 65Xll4 ENCLOSED.
chicken houses and runs. Fruit trees
square from station: one fare. 25 minutes
to Treasury Dept. Write for immediate
inspection.
$2,6O0-Terms, $lOO Cash and
$40 Per Month.
MUST BE SOLD BY JAN. |, 1913.
No AGENTS.
BOX 4sl, TIMES OFFICE.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL.
9 ROOMS. BATH, REC. HALL.
Cellar. gas. gas and coal ranges. excellent
AN IDEAL HOME FOR $3.50.
ON EASY TERMS.
Or VIII Rent with Privileges Of Later
Purchase.
One fare to any part Of city on Great
DON'T rA,, rP PAsls sI,r TTSliss; !rMsy; NJ .orxr.
BOX CSC. TIMES OFFICE.
AM GOING TO SELL
MY HOME, 8 ROOMS AND BATH.
Reception hall. pantry. ample closets.
cellar. electric lights and gas. Corner lot,
90 q: front front. Reason for selling given On
PRICE, $500. VALUE, S4,soo.
CAN ARRANGE TERMS TO SUIT.
ONE FARE ZONE.
BOX <7. TIMES OFFICE.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Vital Records.

Vital Records.
1istha
WHITE.
Giovanni and 0iovsnnina Capita. hoy.
Salvatore and Teresa Amato, siri
octave J. and Alice G. Delvigne. siri.
William y. and Martha L. schmidt sirL
Arthur y. and Helen G. Wilson. koy.
Mintem L. and Mamie NcMsnn. boz.
HacoIph y. and Catherine Nerwsrd,
Jeremiah and Carrie d c!i1 I. Fisherty. rt Girl
Marc and Louise Roux, giri
RRoSis RoS.. = and Blanche 9. Dieter. boy.
James janet = + :nS ana s:S.;s ss:.s I 1s 1RSs; - sr
CoLoRED.
William II. and Maria Harris. bcy.
James and Hattie q. Turner, giri.
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph 4. Kendrick. Of kipley. Nd. and
Clara L. johnson. Of washington.
William J. French and VirEinic II. Dar.
Richard B. Allison 'a% ana 'IH; France. a
schmid, both Of wsshinston.
Harold T. 1tarkey and Dorothy =. Esh.
men, Doth OF washington.
samuel r.. Reynolds, Of Newport NewA
va. and Annie Wolfrey. Of Washs
coLoRED.
Robert L. Bird, Of Washington, ana
Florence q. Red. Of Hyattsville. Nd.
Deaths.
WHITE.
John ". vanxan.. 81 years. Ii Fourth
street. southeast.
Bertha X. Bernardo. q years, 40 X
rrecsricS rsdssi roTsn~fsti " bi;,man. n x..r, n,
John w. Wright. 70 years, 3osS Canal
street northwest.
Andrew Beatty. 20 years. 2is b street
Charles mar! 6. Carroll. 5s years. NJ L strsss
Horace ": ypperman. 20 years. sos n
R.S%Sns .ll.:; souiSss:, SSs's months. '''s 7h'rs
COLORED.
joseph s,sph, Jones; G%.,S,ss g years. M osilatin
Alexander walker. 81 years, ssSS
Fifteenth street. northwest.
Catherine g. Smith. IS years, 30
Eleventh street northeast.
Fannie Reed, rs years, eO3 New Hamp.
shire avenue northwest.
William Cohen. 81 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Fred Phillips. year. M N street
Mahlon r. Solomon. IS years. ss@ q
street northwest.
Adolphus Hall, Q months. l123 Twentieth
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
PIANO TUNING

WILLIAM W. sAUNDERS.
sNt Rock Creek Ch. road
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
DEATHS

kEYeER-On FRIDAY. December %, 1873, At
s.o. ns, dseSenser,s ~ s, rssidsnce Mr.. BFssd.
loved wife q Jshn W. kSyOef. intermsne
st BrOwn'g Chapel Csmetery, Virginia. \
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
I HAVE FOR SALE
Within TEHInT!gru Tis n!ru;s;, scI9snIt %:It of the

S40V@ EVA SALE
Within Ten Nlnutes' Walk Of the
WHITE HOUSE
A number of barsains ranging In price from
ol,soo to oSoooo
lNvESTAENTS. HOMES, BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
Let me know what you want In real e..
I have It Or can md Il for you II It can
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
Real Estate, Sales, Rents, Loans.
INSURANCE.
~ 10th 1t. N. W. Phoue Main ssos.
T.
q. ~ ON EASY TERMS buys modern new
llth st. N. w.
HANDSOME new Groom and bath brick
house; hot-waler heat: near Sth and II
SITS. N. T.; only q. 10: easy payments.
If YOU WISH TO BUY A HOME from q. 900
to $1,000 below cost price, seo us I'VE
have . large list Of practically nsw houses
that must bo sold At once. Can make easy
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
lS33 u st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

II WILL SOON BE TINE TO PAY AN
other moath's rent. DO you enjoy paying
out that much money every month and
knowing that II u gone forever? Stop II.
he your own landlord and save S1s.ts Q
month. Let this be the last month In
which you pay tribute to some one else
for the privilege Of . roof to shelter you.
See these Middaush 4 shannon, Inc,
homes Just completed At
SIS TO S3l n ST. ". Z.
Exhibit home open daily until p. m.-
liShted and heated.
PRICE, $3.50
Terms: $500 cash and ses.5O q month,
including all interest. or this amount the
high monthly average OF SIS. S applies on
the home and represents the money you
actually save.
Blk bright rooms. large. dry cellar, with
laundry. Economical hot.wster heat,
Tiled bathroom. Double hardwood hoors
China cabinet. Artistic fireplace with gaS
logs. Hot-water heater for summer use
Front and rear porches Lots deep enough
to leave plenty Of room for q sarass.
Paved alley.
The excellent quality Of construction,
hne location, and good style OF these homes
make them such desirable purchase that
they will not be on the market long. Be
advised in time.
MfDDAU0H 4 SHANNON, INC,
Builder and Owner.
shannon II0chs, ia itth st., Selling Agents
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

CHEsAPEAKE e OHIO LINES.
einnatl, indianapolis. and g. Louis,
$50 .. IN. daily Pullman 10 CinGlanau ~
ii:iG .. m. daily -Slespcrs to virwini. nss
0pStnRs. Cincinnati and louisville.
0enees. ~ Pa aSs.. isss = - enc ua,ee
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
gtos' 9TH ST. N. ".

0emi-suburban house; . roems and
hath: heated by lstiobss; ceal and gas
fAness In kitchen: stable end oasrsaSs
room in rear: alse hen houss; larGe
grounds. suitable for chickea SanGO.
Key st sees eth o. n. W.. - app,y 70
THOMAS ). FISHER . co. Ia
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

FOR RENT
g! I nv. .r......ns sl!a o se.. .sr...... 1850
~ sw.. Sr...... %. Solio6h Benning rd..
"a ne, br.. b. ne.. sr.......... 1880
~ sScSz7 x5rd nw.. Sr... 1870
I'D M nE Ir" s Ss0 Fla. ave. No..
q = Pro:peet re-. >r isS ii Mclean ave. ''
ia ZEN =: "t:..'' sW.. Sr......... II. 20
- jeifersou NV, 2t? lSk me-, 6r.... lase
Or. ....,,..,.. II. collo1 Capt. st., ].
1919 Ro0Ddale ne City. f......... 12Go
br. .............. l20ot0l O Sw.. er...... l1Ee
~ RossdaSe me-. llooi Rosedals ns.,
llee 3eth NV. er.. aS0lA ~ o. ne. a.. IL. 81
lees 18th ne, 3r... 7.SOlii5i iOth ne. Dr.. G1
az ~. I. ave. w.: .ls Brewers ct. me-,
I'si Hamiin ~. |i,iS Knowitcna Kita'I: Ct. ''~
y. ........:...s.. n.t9 eW., G......... 7.o
Pho0s n. no.
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-06-06
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. %

- Paul Nedeau, strojf1dic ma
draze vyhral $50 v sazce S John
Quinlanem, rovn6z strojfldiGem,
jenz Sc vsadil, ze Nedeau nevyleze
ma stfechu Pioneer budovy, jez je
o 16 poschodich, "a II minut. Ne
deau sazku pfijal namahavou CHI
ri, pfi niz musil vystupovati po $50
schodech, vykonal "a ctyry minuty
40 vtefin. Mnoho divakd Sc vsa-
dilo, ze Nedeau sazku prohraje.
- M6stsk6 rad6 bude pfedlozena
petice protestuj1ci proti otevfeni
Grand Opera House ma st. Peter
a 6. ul. ku divadelnim pfedstavenim
toho druhu, jez jsou davany We Star
divadle ma vychodnl z. ul. Petice
podepsana je celnymi obchodniky
okoli Grand divadla, jiz poukazuji,
ze takovymto vkusem pfedstavenl
pfivaben byl by do stfedu mesta ne
zadouci zivel.
- Minuly tyden stoupla cena ho-
v6z1ho dobytka trhu So. st. Paul
ma nebyvalou vySSi a sice $3.50, KITE
ratio cena byla vyplacena John
Glodonovi Morton, Minn., "a ze-
leznicnl naklad vykrmenych volG.
Pflvoz dobytka "a mesic kveten byl
jak nasleduje: Hovezlho dobytka
10000 kusd, telat 14,200, prasat
$4,000, ovce 10000, koni 800. Wy
soka cena "a hovezi maso pfiGita Sc
citeln6mu nedostatku hovez1ho do
bytka v trhu cele zemi.
s~ State Savings Bank (Statni
spofitelni banka) v elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucin6ne
pred 5. cervnem ponesou drok po
6 meslcd do 1. ledna 1913. Spofi-
telni dcet v t6to bance zajiSttuje ne
jen raaprostou bezpecnost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setrnosti a ukladani
malych obnosG kdykoli jest tax moz
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovn1ch hodin a pom
deli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. - Urok
z vklad6 a pill procent. Vklady
1. cervence 1911 $4,483,000.00.
- Statni sluzbu a praci obstara-
vaj1c1 dfadovna We star6m kapitolu
zaopatfila "a m6sic kv6ten zam6st-
mani 1854 muffin a $50 zenam, coz
je mnohem vice nez m6s1ci kyet-
nu lonskeho roku.
- Minulou ned6li octlo Sc mesto
dpln6 ma suchu. Nyn6jSi republi-
kanska vlada m6sta posiln6na v1tez-
stvim pfi poslednich mestskyych VOL
bach, dala vsem hostinskym a ka-
varnam ma v6dom1, ze budoucne mu-
81 drzeti svoje mlstnosti Il pine pod
poklickou. Hostinskym pohrozeno
trestem V donucovaci m9stske in
stituci u Como parku a jako nasle-
dek toho byly vsechny hostince ma
devetadevadesat zamkG uzamceny.
- Asi v polovici cervna vyjde V
st. Paul prvni c1slo zidovskeho Ca
sopisu, v9novan6ho zajm1m israeli
td st. Paul a Minneapolis.
- Michael Flaherty, odsouzeny
ma 60 dni do pracovny pro nepofad-
ne chovan1, dostal Cd soudce Hanfta
co pfidavek dalS1ch 60 dn1 pro u
razku soudu. Flaherty a James Do
nahue, nal6zajice Sc ma projizdce
dvema divkami, pfejeh Y parku pres
!zahony kvetin a zamestnance v par
ku, jenz je chtel zadrzeti, napadli
a srazili k zemi. . policejn1ho SOU
du pronesl Flaherty urazlive slovo
proti lsoudci Hanftovi, jenz lined
ulozil mu "a trest dalsfch 60 dnl V
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-06-06
Walter Mccormick

- Walter mccormick, rOku
starry, v els. 971 Randolph ul. po-
stfelen byl v sobotu odpoledne smr-
teln6 Frank Shirerem z cis. $40
Duke ul. Shirer vydal Sc n6koli-
ka hochy riff kalibru % k fece ma
low ptakd a nahoda tomu cht6la, ze
kule vypalena po ptakovi trefila
McCormicka, jenz sedel "a kfov1m
a rybafil fece. Hned po vystfelu
oval Sc vykfik ranen6ho hocha a
kdyz Shirer a ostatni kamaradi zv6-
deli, co Sc stalo, dali Sc ma tick. Ra-
n6n6mu hochovi pfisp6l ku pomoci
jeden muz, zam6stnany Corn
planter Oil Works, ale nez. mohl
hoch byti dopraven do nemocnice,
vypustil ducha. Shirer byl brzy ma
to zatcen a po pfedb6zn6m v!slechu
propulsion ma svobodu. Pf1 pad ten
to sv6dci, jak nebezpecno je stf1leti
v obvodu m6sta pod6l bfehu feky.
- Znovuscitani hlasi odevzda-
nych pfi m6stsk6 volb6 pokracuje
velice zd]ouhave a bude vyzadovati
as diva tydny. DIE dosavadniho pre-
poc1tani hlasi ziskal Bromer 4
Keller 9 h]asd. Veliky omyl byl
shledan prvni ward6 z precink-
tu, kde oznameno bylo 1919 HAST pro
Sullivana, kandidata "a kontrollera
misto SO hlas6.
- Pfipravte Sc ma vylet pofada-
| ny Sborem Zastupe6 Ceske Svobo-.
domysln6 Skoly lese ma Randolph
ul. pf1stl nedeli 9. cervna. 'Vytezek
vyletu bude odevzdan skolnimu
fondu pre- vydrzovani skoly a jest
tud1z zadoucno, ably kazdy die nej-
lepsi moznosti pfisp6l ku zdaru to-
hoto vyletu. V padu nepflzniv6ho
pocasi bude vylet pofadan nasledu-
j1c1 nedGli.
| - V ned6li odbyvala Sc SIM
CSPS. pravidelna mesicni schdze
Sboru Zastupcd Cesk6 Svob. Skoly,
v niz hlavnl pozornost venovana byla
pfltomnymi zastupci vyletu, poiada-
nemu pfzstl ned6li, ably t$z sctkal
Sc nalezitym zdarem. Sl>lnl w.
ucovan1 bude zakonceno sobotu
Is. 3ervna. Dosavadni ucitel Skoly
F. B. Matlach doporucoval, ably ma
jeho misto zvolen byl ma pflstl skol-
nj rok p j. J. John, stu1uj1ci ma
statnl universit6, jenz ma pozadan1
Sc take dostavil do schGz,. Pan
John odiede po ukonceni Sko]niho
roku ma universit6 vyucovati Geskou
letn1 Svobodomyslnou Sko!r Ne
brasce a Skolni vybor bude aim Wy
jednavati, ably pakli mozno ziskal
| jej ia uGitele skoly ma budouc? rok,
Pan John je spoluredaktorem caso-
pisu vyddvan6ho kluby Komansky
jsme jisti, ze Ceska Svob Skola
st. Paul z1ska]a by n6m dobreho
ucitele.
- Pres sto zeleznicn1ch vozG ln9-
ne slamy spotfebuje Sc kazd6ho me-
s1ce St. Paul pfi vyrobG.
- DIE vladniho censu z. 1910
obnasi cena primyslovych vyrobk6
St. Paul sto milion6 dollar6 rocne.
- Mestske auditorium zaujima
rozlohy jeden a ctvrt akru p6dy.
= st. Paul kathedrala bude po
dostaven1 280 stop vysoka, a
PRESTEHOVANf.
T1mto uvadlm znamost vsem
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-06-06

ROH sEDME A BROADWAY.
VELKA ZASILKA JAHOD.

VELKA ZASILKA JAHOD.
4 velke krabice 25c
zvLAsT. zELENARsKEHo oDDEL.
Tvrde hlavky zel1, lib. .2%c
Spargl, svazku za... .25c
Spenat, peck ..................... Sc
Jizn1 okurky, za.................1 .1Oc
Hollandske zelf. tvrde hlavky, kus 21.c
Pekne farmarske maslo, lb.26c, 27c, Csc
Pekny cihlOvy syr, lb. .1Sc-25c
Cukr, Is, 16, II, Is, 10 lib. $1.OO
S objednavkou "a hotove.
VEJCE, cerstva, tucti "a. -. 81 90
Corn Flakes, 10 lb. lb................. Csc
Mala polamana RYE pro jarnf ku-
rata, IL liber "a. .25c
Lemony, tucet zoe
Cerstve telec1 dusenf, lb. ....... Sc
Cerstve skopove dusenf, lb. .... Sc
Cerstve hovez1 dusen1, lb. ...... Sc
Cele predn1 telec1 >ctvrte, lb. lie
Cerstve telec1 f1zky, lb. ..127@c
Skopove rosten1 z piece, lb. .15c
Jehnec1 k rosten1 z piece, lb. .1Sc
Cerstva veprova zebfrka, lb. .1Oc
Cerstve sekane maso, lib. b........... lie
Cerstve veprove piece, lb. ....... ..11c
Cerstve veprove ledvinky, lb. .15c
Cukrem naklad. Picnic sunlxy, lb. lie
Cukrem naklad, obycejne sunky, lb .16c
Cukrem naklad. Stamina, lb. ...... .15c
Pamatujte, re Schochovych 27 dru-
hi salamu jsou pfedn1mi jakosti i
Gene. 36-1
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-06-06
PRESTEHOVANf.

T1mto uvadim V znamost vsem
svym pfiznivcdm, ze jsem Sc presto
hoyal 4 Germania Life budoyy do
move Commerce budovy ma Wabasha
a 4. ul., cislo pokoje 821-22. 36-3
Il. r. SOUKUP, Gesky prdvnlk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
TO BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON.
Funeral of Orrin B. Stout Will Be
Held Tomorrow

Orrin B. Stout. the oldest clerk in
length of service in the pay department
of the United States Army, died at his
residence, 1915 Corcoran street northwest
Yesterday after a short illness. Mr.. Stout
had been in the pay srvice for forty
years, having entered at the age of twen-
ty-one as personal clerk to Maj. William
B. Rochester He remained with this
officer until the latter was appointed pay
master general of the army.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock, Rev w r.
WeddersnDon of Foundry NJ. f. Church
officiating. Interment will be at Airing
ton cemetery.
While clerk to Col Tucker who sue
ceeded Maj. Rochester Mr.. Stout accom-
panied him to Santa Fe n. NJ. during
the Indian troubles of 1893. On numerous
occasions he made pay trips overland
with large sums of money to scattered
posts and camps at the risk of his life.
During the Cuban war he was stationed
at Atlanta and Tampa with Col. Tucker.
and afterward accompanied him to
Alaska. The rigorous climate of that
country broke his health. and he was re-
quired to return to Washington for treat
ment Although he never entirely recov-
cred he attended to his duties until last
Friday. when he was forced to take to his
bed. His condition became rapidly worse,
and he succumbed yesterday morning.
Mr.. Stout was sixty-two years old, and
native of Chester, n. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
DEATH WITHOUT WARNING.
Mrs. Lille M. knight Stricken With
Paralysis Of the Heart.

stricken with paralysis of the heart
about O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at
her residence. 14l3 n street northwest.
Mrs. Lille NJ. Knight, resident of Wash
inston for eighteen years, died a few
hours later. Mrs. Knight apparently was
IN the best of health and her death came
as shock to her relatives and friends.
She was conversing with her sister.
MISS Frances Downer. and Mrs. James
r. Mulligan at the time she was stricken
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
DAY morning at 10 o'clock at ST Paurs
tatholic Church, of which Mrs knight
was a member. Mgr. James F. Mackin
VIII offlciate. lnterment will be in West
MINISTER Ger. etery, Philadelphia
MIS-. Knight leaves a son, Francis p
Daily: two sisters, Miss Frances Downer
of tn s city and Mrs James Townsend
OF Philadelphia. and nephew, G. Jason
Waters of New York. She was fifty
years old Saturday.
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RESPITE GRANTED JOHNSON.
Execution of Condemned Murderer
Postponed Two Weeks.

A two-week respite was granted by JUS
tce Wright today to Arthur Johnson,
colored, under sentence of death for June
II for the murder of John Ofenstein. a
blacksmith, in December. 1910. The date
of execution was changed by the court to
Saturday, June %.
Attorneys Joseph Solomon and T. NJ
Baker for the condemned man explained
to Justice Wright that the United States
Supreme Court still has under consdera-
ton the appeal of Johnson and is not
likely to announce its decision before
June 10 date too close to the appointed
time for execution in the event of an ad-
verse ruling.
The Johnson case involves the question
OF the right of jury in murder case
to quality its verdict by adding the words
without capital punishment" Justice
Wright denied this right to the jury, and
Johnson was adjudged guilty and given
the death penalty. On appeal the deci-
sion of Justice Wright was affirmed. and
a writ of certiorari was secured from the
United States Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-03
RESPOND TO CALL FOR CASH.
Subscribers to Y. w. C. A. Building
Fund Pay in $51,652.

Subscribers to the Y. w. c. A. building
fund. who signed pledges to contribute
while the ten-day campaign for funds
was under way few weeks ago, have re-
sponded generously to the first call
made upon them for cash Already $751;
G5. has been paid in by the subscribers
with which TO make the first payment on
the site selected for the new association
building. 18th and l streets northwest
This does not quite make up the initial
payment on the property, which was to
be $5S.OO0, but as many of the subscrib-
ers made their pledges with the under
standing that they would make their first
payments July ]. the time for making the
first payment on the site has been ex-
tend. 1t Is expected that the title of the
property will pass into the hands of the
association some time this month.
The amount of the fund contributed
during the campaign and remaining to be
collected is approximately $1,000.