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The Washington herald., 1913-10-19

will assist.
The Washington oratorio Society will
meet for the first time this season tomor-
row evening at s o'clock. in the chapel
OF the Church Of the Covenant, Eight
eenth and n Streets and Connecticut
Avenue. IT is the intention. of Mr.. sgd
ney Lloyd Wrightson, the musical direc-
tor, to Immediately resume rehearsals on
the Elijah" which the society was prac-
ticing last season. and 10 give this ora
torio in the early part Of December. Any
singer interested in oratorio or choral
work Is cordially invited to Join the So
ciety tomorrow evening, or at any Of
the Monday evening Fehearsals. The Of
dcers Of the society, which is governed
BY a board OF managers, are Mr.. II. III.
Freeman, chairman; Mrs, q. W. Jayne,
secretary; Mr.. John L. Downs, treasurer;
Miss V. L Hall. DR.. car1 Davis, Mr.. Wal
ter GawIer, Mrs. A, y. Tenille, Dr..
James Dickinson, organist OF 81. PauPs
Catholic Church, was elected as a new
Monday evening last, and a vacancy on
came is yet to be filed. Mr.. Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson is the musical director
and Mr.. Harvey Murray, organist
The double sextet Of the Church Of the
Covenant. under the direction of Mr.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson, with Mr.. Har-
yery Murray at the organ, will render
the following musical program at the
afternoon service today, beginning at
40 o'clock: Anthem. Bow Down Thine
Ear, o Lord" COwsD, incidental solo. Mr..
Glider; anthem. ''Hark. Hark, My Soul"
(Weso, incidental solos. Mrs. Gawler
and Miss Harper; solo. 20 Rest in the
Lord" from Elijah" (MendeIssohnl,
Miss Harper; anthem, THE Lord Is My
The Washington herald., 1913-10-19

PHYLLIS-The following hair remover
Is almost magic. There is nothing like IL
that know Of:
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16

entifc people. In San Francisco
the Association for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis, is IN
c---rge here and the saleswomen are
In the shops and the office buildings
"Christmasy' little symbols, to sell In
any numbers. The packets will be
broken up Friday.
That Is to be Penny day, and If there
is some one with only one little cop
per to give it will be received In ex-
change for a single seal. And the
spirit in which the gift is bestowed
will be as fully appreciated as though
the donor had been able to give a
thousand times as much.
Something of the idea of what the
sale means is getting abroad in the
land in even the highways and hedges.
NEwsIE GLAD TO HELP
One of the sellers of seals in the
city hall was approached by tiny
newsboy the other day. who said shyly:
you know. I got little sister that's
sick. Do you think that a nickefs
worth Of these would make her well.
I couldn't get more than that I amt
got any more | could spend"
Perhaps 1t couldn't make his little
sister well, but there are q good many
little sisters" who could be helped by
IL. And you who do not have TO count
your nickels quite so closely are the
ones who can aid.
Besides that, the rich are apt to
have tuberculosis as well as the poor.
It's easily communicated. You may
be helping to keep yourself from the
disease.
Let every house start little penny
savings bank to be busted" Friday.
Accumulate them and then go entirely
bankrupt on that day.
There is to be the dansant" at
the st. Francis hotel for the benefit Of
the fund, at which no seals are to be
offered for sale, but at which dancing
is to prevail.
A floor committee of some of the
leading young men OF the city will
have the affair in charge from that
point, and the following have con-
sented to act as patronesses:
Mrs. Charles H. Bentley. Mrs. George G.
Bell. Mrs. James O. Black. Mrs. A. z. Buck
inshsm. Mrs. A: L. Brown. Mrs. A. P. Black.
Mrs: william H. Crocker, Mrs. George T..
Crothers. Mrs. L, NJ Culver. Mrs. p. r. Dunno,
Mrs Frank O. Drum Mrs e. O. Denniston,
Mrs. Lewis w Gcrstle. Mrs. NJ A. Gunst,
Miss Christine Hart, Mrs. William Haas, Mrs.
prentis Cobb Hale. Mrs. u. s. Heller, Mrs.
>. Itsberger. Mrs. Jesse Lilfeuthal Mrs. John
McEnerney, Mrs. Walter Martin. Mrs Timothy
Guy Phelps, Mrs. Dent Hayes Robert. Mrs.
Mrs. Leon Sloss, Mrs. Frederick G. Sanhorn,
Mrs. Henry I. SRrtori, Mrs. Bert Schlesinger
Mrs. James Ellis Thicker, Mrs. William Taylor,
Mrs G. H. Umbsen, Mrs. John P. Wiser.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
walking Forest" of Macbeth
0utdone in Rush for HoIi-
day Greenery

San Francisco's retail commercial
circles were astounded today at the
rush for the 5000 Christmas trees
bought by The Call and now being
sold at Prayers at 80 cents each.
The sale, which entered its third
day today. has already set record.
and by the time deliveries are begun.
next Saturday # is expected that the
first corners will have made such a
hole IN the big stock that the late ones
viii be forced TO scramble for the
remainder
o. r. Tyson. sales manager of Pra-
gers, who has been in close touch
with the tree sale since the first
1000 trees We're displayed at the
store. said today:
It's a great stunt And let me tell
you that the people appreciate It..
Every customer is surprised at the
size and quality OF the trees offered
at this low price.
we are perfecting plan of deliv-
cry that looks to be trouble proof.
It's big job, but the appreciation of
the people makes up for all the hard
work
THE tree business is growing In
volume every day.
TT seems as IL the late shopping
can't be suppressed, so we are pre-
pairing accordingly for last minute
rush"
Big Christmas trees--as strong and
beautiful as any that were ever
brought down from the lumber dis
tricts of the north coast or the for
ests OF the Sierras. are going at an
unprecedentedly low rate-at a price
that barely covers the cost. They
are being sold at this price because
Prayers, helping TO make Christmas
as real as possible to the greatest
number. has undertaken the big task
of disposing of the trees.
The public has found out it's some
thing special--and Santa Claus would
have big job hanging things on the
trees that had been sold already.
They are being carried to all parts
OF San Francisco by buyers who are
too anxious to get them home to
walt for the start Of the deliveries by
wagon. They are being put in the
homes not only of the purchasers,
but OF others. for a fair proportion
OF those who take their 80 cents to
Prayers are Wears of Kris Kringle,
determined to put a bit of holiday
cheer in the home of some less for
tunate neighbor.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
To Get Rid of Wrinkles
and Bad Compilations
fFrom Beauty's Sfirror.) }

IT is more important now than dur
ing the period of profuse perspiration
10 keep the pores clean. All cosmetics
clog the pores. In winter this inter-
feres greatly with elimination Of
waste material. injuring instead Of
aiding the complexion. Ordinary
naercoIized wax serves all the pur-
noses OF creams. powders and rouges.
giving far better results. It actually
DeeIs off an offensive skin, at the same
time unclogging the pores. Minute
particles of scarf skin come off day by
day. causing not. the least pain or
discomfort. Gradually the healthy.
Younger skin beneath peeps out, and
in less than a fortnight you have
lovelfer complexion than you ever
dreamed Of acquiring. Mercolized
wax obtainable at any drug store. Is
spread on nightly like cold cream and
washed off mornings. One ounce
usually sufflces.
For removing wrinkles, without
stopping the pores with pasty stun,
here's a never falling formula: / OF.
powdered saxolits. dissolved in Y pint
witch hazel. Battle the face in this
daily for a while; every line viii
vanish completely Even the first APP
plicatlon gives surprising results
Advertisement
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
MURRAY IN line
FOR STAFF CHIEF

Major General Arthur Murray. idol
of the western division OF the army,
will be the next chief OF stan with
the retirement OF Major General Leon
ard Wood April 22. according to per-
sistent rumors in military circles this
morning.
General Murray. now In command
of the western department, Is in df-
rect line for the promotion. In length
of service he has seniority over Ma
jor General ]. Franklin Bell, now in
Manila; Major General Thomas H.
Barry, commanding the eastern de-
partment, an an equal service period
with Major General William H. Car
ter, now in command OF the troops
along the Mexican border.
His friends point out that because
OF his great personal friendship with
Speaker Champ Clark and his con-
spicuous military record General MUIR
ray will more than likely receive the
coveted appointment He - familiar
with the duties OF tho ONCE, az no
served as a member OF the staff from
1906 to 1911.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
LOCAL NOTICE 70 MARINERS

San Francisco bay approach--San Francisco
light vessel No. 20, fixed white oil light viii
be shown on this vessel instead OF the fash
Ing electric light from December Is until fur
ther notice.
8. and d. s. Charts sss2, $780, $500. 5So2.
5002 5052 u.
Light List. Pacinc coast. 1912. p. "A. No. %.
Buoy List. Pacific coast, 1911. D. Is.
Coast Pilot, Paciac coast. 1900, pp IS, 85,
80, 20.
mel gas and whirtfIng buoy. 4. reported ex.
tinguished December IL, win be rclighted Al
soon as practicable.
Light List, Pacific coast 1912, D. 16, No. 34a
Buoy List, Pacific coast. 181i. p.~14.
Coast Pilot. Pacihc coast, 1909, p- n.
gas and bell buoy. o. reported extinguished
December 10. VIII be rellghted as soon as prac
tieabe.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

TUESDAY, DECEHBER 10
For Sydney, n. s. W. stmr Ventura, Cap
tain J. 1. coweli, at 2 p. M. from Filbert
For Seattle. Tacoma and Vancouver stmr
Senator. Captain ]. c. Hannah, at p. In.,
from Broadway wharf.
For Coos Bay. Marshfeid and North BENT.
stmr Redcudo. Captain G. Erickson. at p. M,
from Lombard street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Wasp, Capt.
Sundbcrg. at p. m. from Lombard street
wharf.
For Coquille River. stmr Ffheld, Captain J.
LindberE. at p. M. from Fubert street
wharf.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II
For Honolulu and nno. stmr WIIhelmina.
Capt. G. Peterson, at IL M, from pier %.
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett, stmr
Wilmington, Captain J. Rayseiius, at p. m,
For Grays Harbor, Aberdeen and Hoquiam m.
stmr Grays Harbor, Captain 0. Johnson, at 4
.. m. from Union street wharf.
For wlllapa Harbor, stmr Santa Monica,
Captain L. E. Olsen, at p. m, from Second
For Astoria ana Portland. stmr Rose City,
Captain ksns,S5 ss y % from from Rs, 40
Captain II. B. Nielsen, at 10 a. M. from
Powell street wharf.
For Eureka. stmr r. A. Knburn. Captain
T. II. Mcclellan, at II m. from Vallejo street
For Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata. stmr
Phoenix. Captain E. Kokeritz, at IL q. IN,
from Lombard street wharf
For Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata, str1r
Vanguard Captain John o.. Odland, at l .. m,
from Lombard street wharf.
For Point Arena, Mendoclno and Little River,
stInr Sea Foam, Captain Henrickson, at 4
p. m, from Mission street wharf.
For Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick. Captain
J. ID. Wahlgren, at p. M. FROM Army street
wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Har.
ward, Captain r. Jepsen, at p. m, from
Pacific street wharf.
Fer Los Angeles st1nr Santa Clara. Captain
G. NJ. Jessen. at 10 9. m, from Vallejo street
wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Beaver. Captain e,
w. Mason, at IL a. M, from pier 40.
ARRIVED DECEMBER 1e
1905 q. m, stmr Temple Il. Dorr. Nielsen
Sc hours from Grsys Harbor. $50, 900 feet lun.
Der to Hicks -Hauptmsn company.
1:20 a. M, stmr Oliver J. Olson, Payne
90 hours from Astoria; 800, 600 feet lumber fc
UIson q Mahony; 9T3 tons grain TO order
o.45 a. M, stmr City Of Topeka, Harris
i91h hours from Eureka; passengers and mer.
ehandise to Pacific Coast Steamship company.
6:45 a. M, u. s. stmr heyenne, -, a
days from Bremerton, up river direct
7:10 q. m, stmr ". A. KiIhurn, Mcclellan
1e51 hours from Eureka; passengers and mer.
chandise to North Pacific Steamship company.
S:15 a. m. stmr San Jose, Jones' "a DAYS
13 hours and At minutes from Balboa, via
Acapulco days hours and ninues and
Mazatlan days - hours and SO minutes
passengers and merchandise to Pacific Mail
Steamship company.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
STATIONS
FORECAST TILL 2 N. PACIFIC TfA
WEDNESDAY

Il
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Unsettled weather tonight and Wednesday.
probably RAIN warmer tonight; light southerly
wind.
For California, north Of the Tehachapi-
Unsettled weather tonight and Wednesday.
probably rain; warmer tonight; light sontherly
wind.
For California, south Of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Wednesday; light northwest
wind
For Nevsda-Cloudy. warmer tonight and
Wednesday.
For Sacramento vnlley-Unsettled weather
tonight and Wednesday. probably rain; warmer
tonight: light southeriy wind.
For Santa Clara vslley-Unsettled weather
tonight and Wednesday, probably rain; warmer
tonight light southerly wind
For San Joaquin yalley-Unsettled weather
tonight and Wednesday, probably rain; warmer
tonight light southerly wind.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A storm OF moderate energy has appeared In
the north Pacific moving southeastward, and
the pressure Is falling along the coast from
San Francisco northward The weather Is
generally cloudy or foggy over the Pacific slope
and Rocky mountain region, and light SNOW
has fallen in New Mexico and southwestern
Colorado. Over the plains states and eastward
to the Atlantic generally fair weather Ii re-
ported. There have been no important changes
In temperature. Conditions are unsettled In
the northern portion Of this district and rain
Is probable tonight and Wednesday, with rising
teniperature tonight. G. Fl. WILSON,
Local Foreeaster.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
Xmas Tree for N. US
Millions in Open
By Associated Press.

BY AssocIaE3u Eie6ss
NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--The munich
pal Christmas tree for the 100000 of
New Workers has been set up in Mad
ison square The idea of a large
municipal Christmas tree In the open
air was tried for the first time last
year and met with such success that
II is not only to be repeated here, but
TO be adopted this Christmas in many
cities throughout the country.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
Eddie Graney Caught
On Old &C. @. D." Trick

The old, old C. o. d. trick. partic-
ularly effective in the Christmas holi-
days. was successfully worked on Ed
Ole araney, the sporting man. yester1
day. when he paid $50 to messenger
boy, who brought him . package from
Santa Claus to his apartments at the
Cornelfa hotel. O'Farreli and Hyde
streets. When the package was opened
1T contained old rags
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
PAST MASTER GETS JEWEL

Arthur H. Halloran, past master Of
is today the possessor of a past mas
ter's jewel. presented at the annual
installation of officers. The new Of
ficers are:
Worshipful master, DR.. Hermon Fowler will
son; senior warden, Charles Patterson Fonda
junior warden, Martin Antoine Schmidlin;
treasurer, Charles Lyman Haskell; secretary
Walter Godfrey Anderson: senior deacon
George Edward Kammerer Junior deacon
Frederick william Nish; marshal William
Charles Asst; senior steward, David Porter
vail; junfor steward, Lem Walter Spriggs; or
ganist, r. Fletcher Titon, and tyler, George
Theodore Fischer.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
Cockroach Washes
Its Face Frequently

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 1.-THE cock
roach has ct last jumped into the
limeliEht. DR.. E. p. Lyon. dean OF the
college of medicine OF the state uni
versfty, has found the periplane-
taorietalis washes its face frequently
and has great intelligence.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
OPIUM sMUGGLERs CAUGHT

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 16.-Four snug
g1ers with 13S cans of opium. valued
at $4,000. were caught on the Otay
bridge on the Tia Juana road after a
hot chase. The smugglers were in an
automobile.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
FRIDAY IS PENNY
DAY; BUY SEAL;
HELP CHARITY

Christmas seals, the Red Cross va
riety, may be procured almost any
place, if you are looking for them, at
cent apiece.
Do not forget that all this money
goes to aid the fight against
tuberculosis under skilled and sci
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
Three Burn to Death
In Early Morning Fire
Bv Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.--A city fire.
man. his mother and sister were
burned to death early bday in a fire
which practically destroyed FIVE
story apartment buiId ing in which
they lived at s66 Amsterdam avenue.
Thrilling rescues were effected from
third and fourth story windows, but
several persons were Injured, by the
flames or by Jumping
Want to sell something? Advertise
Call Post Want Ads for sults
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
l9 London Acres Sell
For MANY Millions
By Annotated prsss,
0~p--~

LONDON Dec 1s.-The biggest pri-
vate real estate deal on record was
completed today. with the sale OF the
duke Of Bsdford's Freehold property,
covering about 10 acres In the vicinity
of Covent gardens, IN the center OF
London. to Harry Mallaby-DeeIey, a
anionist member OF the house of com
mons. Many millions of pounds ster-
ling changed hands over the transao-
tion, but the figures were withheld
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
DIES of Paralysis

OAKDALE. Dec. 1e.--W. r. Bach.
wealthy cattleman. Is dead at the Oak
dale hospital of paralysis.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16

Are you looking for furnished
roomg Complete list Cail-Post Want
Ad section.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16
From Iquique, stmr Phoebus.
From Portland. stmr Navajo.
From Los Angeles. stmr Rose City.
From Tacoma. strnr Aroline.
From Grays Harbor. stnr Centrelia.
From Portland, stmr San Ramon
From Coquille River, stnir Elizabeth.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL
From Hamburg, strnr Sisak.
From Honolulu, stmr Honoiular-
From Fort Bragg, stnr Arctic.
From Los Angeles, etmr Harvard.
From Los Angeles stmr Santa Monica.
From Los Angeles. strnr Klamath.
From Puget sound, stmr Georgian.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
WEATHER REPORT

SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO. TUESDAY, DEC. Is.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16

Phone your ad 70 Call-Post, Kearny
Is, Want Ad department..
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
Building Contracts

Buddhist church OF San Francisco with Fra
sier & Frasier--To erect two story frame
church In line Of Pine street. IS of
Octavia 100 by Es55; &i0.b20.
Hattie D. Becker with William Liftle-All
work except wall paper for three story frame
building In line Of 0'FarTell street, 60 Il
OF Beideman, T. 30 by 20; 5000.
Michael Donovan with SeKurson Bros-To
erect a two story frame building IN n line of
Natoma street. 175 B Of Eleventh, q 25 By n
75. 81 $50
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

z W. Newell and wife to r. T. Harding
and Henry E. Monroe lot in W line OK Eley-
snth avenue and r street SW 200; NV 276,
r. 7. Harding ct al 70 T. n Belgrsno and
Antonio fsaiolo, same; $40
Dan o'CaIlaghan ct a.. (by commissioner
70 Mary Ellen Fletcher ct al. lot at corner
or Twelfth and Mission streets. sE 1875.
sw e2:e. NV 52:e. NE 46:e. NV s.. NE
46; $7.y42.DS.
line Of sutter street, 40 w Of Franklin, w
e7:6 by 1878; $40.
T. Bridge lot in Z line Of Twenty first avenue,
100 5 OF ANA tA) street, 25 By lso;
Carrie E Bridge to william C.. Chase.
c. ]. Hutchins and wife to Leon E. Pres.
cott lot In line Of street, 20 n N OF
Tenth avenue. 90, 30, 1910, SW l~V.o'
\ 1892, l75: $40
West Coast Investment company to Norman
B. Livernore, lot in line Of Jackson street.
1$7e 1s7s q 'Sses S9es ls1s lsI te ssi $40 's
The rester City Lumber company to Arthur
James Bloomfield and wife. lot 20. block |.
0oIotnga Johanns Marohy to David O. Broderick Muir
nbv and Annie j. Murphy. lot In line Of FIJI
bert street 1T5 p Of Polk, 4o i0o. Sc 70,
81 Dorn to Camille A. Dorm an Camille
| + Dorm, lot at SW corner OF Bush and Jones
streets. W 1915 By 1915. and four othei
payye Westgafe Park company TO G. G: Young. loi
| Il block g. ST. Francis wood; S10
same TO Perry r. Tompkins, lot 2. BLOCK D.
st Francis wood; $40.
Jobn ], Binet to Dora Binet. one-half OF lo
in w line OF Ramona avenue. 115 or FIJI
teenth street. 25 by rs: gift.
p & Dorm to Camilla A. and Camille #
Dorn. lot at Wcorner Of Bush and Jones
streets. w 1875 By S 1916. and four othel
Johanna Murphy and Annie ]. Murphy q
David c. B. Murphy. lot In line OF Moore
place 97.e OF Union street. 70 By 90
Annie J. Murphy to David c. Broderici
| Murphy same and one other parcel; gift.
Ethel II Ioring {wife) TO J. A. Coley, 10
| in s line Of Sunnyslde avenue. so W OF Badei
street 2s by 100; $40
II l. Southworth and wife to Sacramento
Valley Bank and Trust company. lot az sN
corner of Oak and Steiner streets. W 80 bl
! 102; $40.
Charles D. Farquharson and wife TO Annie z
| Kelly lot in w lice OF Van Ness avenue
81 1:10N Of Turk street. 0:1% By W 1923
! $40.
Urban Realty Improvement company {,
/ Charles v Gallagher and wife, lot 4, bloch
| %, amended map Of Ingleside terraces; $40.
| Same to Charles O. MoFtenson. lot IL, bloch
| 20. amended map Of Tnglesfde terraces; $40.
Same to Mary w. Brittsins let 15. block
amended map OF Tnsieside terraces: $40.
| II. II. MeCloskey to Coast Inyestment com
pany, lot 8. block 200. South San Francisco
| Homestead and Railroad association: $40.
| Same to same. lot 234. block 40, Centra
| Park Homestead association; $40.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16
MARKET AND JONES STREETS

This store has kindly consented to re-
ceive orders and has placed 900 of them
on display, representing all sizes. This
work will be earned on without any charge
{ whatsoever, the store being more than will
ing to aid in such great campaign.
The price will be SO cents each. re-
gardless Of size. They run from 5 to 10
feet high.
Your tree purchase will be separate
and distinct transaction. not connected in
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-16

any way with other purchases you may
make in the store. None will be sold on
transfers and none will be sent G. O. d.
You must pay at time of selection.
Deliveries will be made on December.
10th. 2lst. I'D. 23d and 24th, and at no
other time. Delivery limits Potrero Ave
nue. on the East. Goth Street on the South.
When you consider the magnitude of the
undertaking you will surely appreciate the
advisability Of making your selection early.
Evening star., 1913-10-12

Nsy 8 &co.................r rsna Az. 4 ssh Sc. s.
G. orDenheimsr 800 E 81, csr 9Th ST.. N. ".
s. oppsnheimsr & co.......szs 41z s.. s ".
C. A. Ashton ...............l .l7ls llth s.. N. w.
Mira C. F. Dsnard. :. ..... .sls N. Capitsa 81.
II. A. Carrsn- .so7 H 81. +
H R Given ........... SIS Psnn Ass.
Paul Hamsl l..............7s 10 ~ 81. s W.
J. Gustav tsornis .llth B St.., N. E
p. }. Mccarty.. ............ 100 z2nd Sd, N. w.
M. Morris. 7th Sc, N. w.
Mira Lena Otto. ........... 1873 E ST.. S. E
N. R. Sanger .............. .l132 7th ST., N. W.
A. Sismund Bros. 1920 Pemnsyisania Ave-.
M1s. Annie Thrift .zl7o Is ST., N. w.
Ullman's New Dept Store. 1856 N. Capitol Sc.
Mr' c. 3. Wilcox .siia ilsh 81. n ".
DrCrprrr 0E 1mxDra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
Victim of Ritual Murder Trial
Stops Proceedings by Vio-
lence Of Emotions.
By InternatlonaI News Service

By International News Service
T. PETERSBURG. oct. z3.-Mcndel
Bellies. whose existence seemed
10 b. forgotten by the court dur
~ Ing the last few days. drew at
tention 20 himself today By sud
denly breaking into tcau and TIER
coilspsinE 10 tho floor during the t>s;i-
mony Of student named LakhaTin.
There was no apparent cause for this
sudden outburst. as Iakharin NuF cor
rohoraung the testimony given oy Brlss-
koSrky and Krasskoysl.y Beiilss buried
his head In his arms and bis sobs were
so loud that they nuca The courtroom
and the proceedings were Suspended IN
~ TO recovered
II Is probable tho collapse was the re-
suit OF n, long strain % the trying ordeal
o, listening 90 evidence which practically
ignored ths priSonsr. The TACT that
Bciliss's name was not mentioned dur
Ing the entire days pTocecdiuEE VA IN
scrtbcd IN tho court record on tho sur-
g~suon % Bsrsky. counsel FOR the de-
!svse