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PERSONALS
TO LADIES.

TO LADIES.
YOUR CUT HAIR OR COMBINES
made into beautiful switches. pom
padours. wigs etc. Charges very
moderate ROYALLE HAIR PAR
LORS. ~6O7 East Broad Street
WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
III. Cowardin's Sons prices on watch
town. Satisfaction is guaranteed
1915 East Main Street.
WE DO ALI. KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE
painting. top work. etc. General
line of carriages. wagons; repairing
and repainting. r. H. BOSHERS
SONS.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ut HUGHES'S. 20a North Third.
TUBERCULOSIS CONQUERED by
DIR. w H. Baker's tubercular remedy.
Send for free booklet of interesting
facts concerning tuberculosis and
how to live. II. r.. MORGAN. Hin
podrome Building. Cleveland, Ohio
MADAM THURSTON. NEW YORK
Hair Dressing Parlor. at 207 North
Foushcc Street, Is now ready to re-
ccive the public ShampooinE, facial
massage, mancuring, hair coloring
for ladies and gentlemen; scalp treat
mcnt n specially, hair goods of all
descriptions. also body massage for
ladies. Come and try our mask
treatment; also our fine hair tonic
and creams. Give us n trial; we Will
try to please. Special attention to
al patrons by Madam Thurston her
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personaI6

INSOMNIA VANISHED LIKE MAGIC:
no drug; no counting sheep Easy.
rra at treatment sent prepaid for
LOCK. Frisco House. Danville. Ill.
CONSTIPATION MASTERED. NO
drugs. nothing to swallow; no in
1cctions. Simple. ralid. permanent.
Fuu prepaid directions for soc.
nROF. CLARK WATERS. 1915
w vie Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
No MORE P1MPLES OR BLACKHEADS.
american Beauty cream makes them
90 Don't let your skin be ruined
bE using worthless preparations. that
ohiy wreck your complexion. Write
to,dny for full particulars to THE
LACRENE SPECIALITY COMPANY.
z5V' West LehiRh Avenue. Philadcl-
phia. Pa. and learn how to get a
SKIN Ike baby.
CLEAN OUT TIE BEDBUGS. BUG
Gone Will do it, Send for soc pack
age Makes quart: guaranteed.
department |. LARCH SUPPLY CO.
hardwood. Iowa
LADIES. GET MY FACE CREAM. 81;
also face rouge. soc. IL you value a
good complexion. Send quick GEO.
WILLIAMS. So East Mill Street,
Akron, o.
WHY SUFFER- FROM PILES? GET
ria OF them quickly the druglcss
way. inexpensive painless home
fooishness Send % Goi Cents tsus now n for
full prepaid treatment to GEO.
WEA BER, Dacoma, Oklahoma.
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Real estate for Rent.
FOR RENT
800 BROOkLAND PARK BOULEvARD.
four rooms. $3.50 year.
1227 DANCE STREET. SIX ROOMS.
$50 year.
7O5 NORTH TWENTY FIFTH STREET.
six rooms. $50 year
1ois HULA STREET (soUTH RICH.
mond). seven rooms s2i6 year.
1906 PARAMOUNT AVENUE. SIX
rooms. range. kitchen in yard. $500
year.
27o7 WEST MAIN STREET. SEVEN
rooms. bath 1890 year.
2o2 NORTH SHEPPARD STREET.
clght rooms. bath. latrobe. range,
$500 gear.
SEMMES AVENUE. BETWEEN TWEEN
ty-fourth and Twenty fifth Streets.
seven rooms, range, bath latrobe.
COS NORTH TNNrli STREET, TEN
rooms. bath. range, $3.50 year
FLATS.
zoo WEST CLAY STREET. UPPER
Hat, I'VE rooms, bath. $3.50 year.
e25 EAST MAIN STREET. THIRD
Hat. three rooms $3.50 year.
so5-eo7 BROOK AVENUE. FOUR
room fats above store $50 year.
NOS. : AND soCTH ROBINSON ST.
upper Hats i've rooms, bath and gas
range. '240 year
ELM APARTMENTS. NORTH SIDE
Gr9ye HgfnnG hot ungc Act as, i Eexsn
fiat. six rooms, $3.50 year
STORES or OFFICES.
so5-oo7 BROOK AVENUE. TWO
1870 WEST BROAD STREET. STORE
and dwelling. six rooms. $500 year
'VS store or ONCE. 3isd % year '''f
el2 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE.
Gls EAST MAIN STREET. STORE.
$1,000 year.
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER /.
5li NORTH TWENTY FOURTH ST.
GIN 1co-HH' 10 S'fAir
J1o NORTH TWENTY FOURTH ST.
six rooms, s2lG year
ego NORTH TWE%TY SEVENTH ST.
seven rooms. $3.50 year.
SOUTH PLUM STREET. eight rooms,
$40 year.
lis 1-2 WEST CLAY STREET. MINI:
rooms. $500 year
2oa NORTH MULBERRY STREET
nine rooms. modern, $3.50 year
25ls KENsINGToN AVENUE. EIGHT
rooms. hot water heat. $3.50 year
aao5 STUART AVENUE EIGHT
rooms. hot water heat $40 year
2ill GROVE AVENUE. NINE ROOMS.
modern SEQ year.
ail3 GROVE AVENUE. NINE ROOMS.
modern, 500 Year
2tl5 GROVE AVENUE NINE ROOMS.
modern $!2o year.
FLATS
% SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. LOWER
Nat ave rooms gas range. 1925 year
2o5 NORTH MULBERRY STREET.
uppci hat. Ave rooms. modern, $500
year.
nnt rooms, $3.50 year.
2G22 Park AVENUE. LOWER FLAT.
seven rooms, TWO baths modern $3.50
year.
POSSESSION JULY
224-A SOUTH HAKRIsoN STREET.
store and dwelling. 5000 year
HIcHMoNp Trust AND SAVINGS
90 Real Estate Department 1909
E East Main l ilrSS! = I H@wkims
Real Estate Exchange.
pARKEK-BAGBY co, INC,
lo2 NORTH EIGHTH
For RENT. STORES.
4oS WEST BROAD STREET. NEW.
three floors, $500 year
500 NORTH THIRD STREET. STORE
and basement, $500 year.
PRINCE STREET BETWEEN GRACE
and Franklin S22.5o month.
1915 WEST MAIN STREET. TWO OF
hce rooms. SO month
1915 EXCHANGE ALLEY. STORAGE
OF shop, SIS month
go- NORTH SIXTH STREET TWO
story iu.lG.nr, $50 month.
FLATS.
1oe NORTH EIGHTH STREET, SEC
omd and third doors. sl5 and $50
month
2,sl WEST MAIX STREET; FIRST
1lo4 WEST CARY. FIVE ROOMS,
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@unlner Resorts.

WiLLO GHDY HOTEL,
Wilioughby Beach, Va.
opens June H. New mana cement.
Extensive Improvements Bathing.
boating, fishing, dancing, pool and b.I-.
liards palm garden. orchestra. Fuft'
equipment Of shower baths and BATH.
ROOMS. free 20 guests. Rates, yiz59 To
sal per week. Special r@tes -. fsynt-S
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BfrtingS

THE REGULAR. ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders OF the Robert
Harding Company. Incorporated, will
No. 10 South Eleventh Street, in
tho city OF Richmond. Va Wedncs-
day, July 2, 1913, at 5 O'clock p Nj.
..a.Itf qfI w Il KYAfRROIYCsE III m Id.
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SEAIMES AVENUE. BETWEEN TWEEN
ty-fourth ANA Twenty fifth Streets.
seven rooms. range. bath, latrobc.
electric lights 1895 year.
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lAfaI Gsrate 6Qantfn

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
We have several customers FOR su;
burban homes. houses and lots. Send
US description OF what you have toE
sale al once GEO. G POINDEN-
TER 4. co, Mutual building.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH }; 4. CON
NELLY & co. Write postal >or nee
-ssary BLANKS
WANTED, a HOME NEAR MONROE
pafticulars If you have house to
sell answer quick. u 2o6. care
Times Dispatch.
WAET TO I BY ~ a :. HONE noS s,e on
what you have for sale and when
can he seen Address c 26S, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FOR CASH, SEVEN OR
ss5Co 10 ,s5 sSnss Addraas 900. care
Times Dispatch. -
CoUPLE WANTS TO JOIN, CON
genial party in renting small mouse 3S
September /. central or W YES enu,
Times pispateh.
WANTED, y TRACT OF PINE. SUIT;
abl. for cord wood near a railroad
leading into Richmond WIN trade
SOM nrst-Giass b,i ddre reh.'n iS1 p rape
Times DESPATCH.
WANTED. SMALL HOUSE OR FIRST
iloor HAT, five rooms. pantry ana patn.
Church Hin or suburbs pr s5 red
Times Dispatch.
YOUNG COUPLE WISHES TO TAKE
part OF house with another young
couple. West End preferred. either by
August or September |, references
exchanged. Address l.. 1872, care
Times Dispatch.
$40 900 TO INVEST At ONCE FOR AN
Sstate II good ely real e:1 l:iii-r ~
s.. lFtyN..s 4 IL atN
Will RENT FOR SUMMER. PART OF
ing and dining rooms, kitchen and
pantry, mrs, floor. and large bedroom
and bath second floor; good street.
beautiful lawn. near both stations.
Address T. o. Box 50. Ashland. Va.
WANTED. TEN THOUSAND-ACRE
tract good farming land suitable
f f, eoonizing 0WnTr rs h Ih~ gye
TY CO, Box +27. Atlantic City. \. J.
| WANT TO BUY FOR CASH FIVE OR
ten acres of land with house. on main
road near city c 265. care Times
Dispatch
| WANT TO BUY ABOUT 100 FEET OF
ground in jackson Ward, either va
cant or with cheap building that may
be torn down. In answering give To-
cation and best possible terms 251,
care Times Dispatch.
HIGHLAND PARK--WHAT HAVE
YOU for sale Send or phone memo
randum OF your property This is
the ending OF the rental season. and
we have several who want To buy
now AIMI;RMANN u co Phone
Monroe 80. 2S North Seventh St
LIST YOUR FOR RENT AND FOR
sale property with ZIMMERMANN Il
co. We have Il demand for West
End and Church Hill homes. IS
North Seventh Street Phone Mon
roe %.
WANTED. FARM ON JAMES RIVER
below Richmond about ten miles.
not over sl2.0 900. HIP East Main
street. Room 6.
HOME BETWEEN FIRST AND
Seventh Streets. between Main and
Clay. State price and condition of
house. No agents. c 2j6, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED \ HOUSE IN HIGHLAND
PARK. ABOUT $500. ~ ia, care
Times Dispatch.
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Cos NORTH TENTH STREET, TEN
rooms. bath. range, $3.50 year.
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QUICK FIRES. NO WASTE. USE PO-
cahon;aS Washed Pea Coal for cook
Ing, $3.50 per ton delivered. SAMUEL.
II. COTTKELL * son. 1903 West
Marshall Street Telephone Madison
III.
OUR DRY KINDIING REDUCED TO
$3.50 and Sl.15 per half-cord during
the summer months. Telephone your
orders at once. We can make prompt
delivery. DAVID NJ. LEA * co
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Rooms CUanteo

WANTED. THREE CONNECTING. IN
keeping, second floor. back porch
and nort of BROAD 'Si ire atu P %sl.n
sion September /. Rent reasonable.
Address II. 605 East Leigh,
WANTED. BY TWO LADIES. THREE
unfunished rooms ON second foor
322, care Times Dispatch.
COUPLE WANTS SEPTEMBER !.
two or three rooms and private bath.
with or without board; private fam
Broad west of Fifth Street; refer
cnccs exchanged Address y l77.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, SEPTEMBER |, THREE TO
five rooms hrst toor, Grace or Frank
lin. between Fifth and Foushee. VIII
pay we'll. Phone Madison CLOS he
tween $3.50 y. NJ. and Z. NJ
WANTED. BY 4 YOUNG LADY,
three rooms or small fiat for light
housekeeping. West End preferred.
+ 37:. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY AN ELDERLY LADY,
an unfurnished room for light house
Keeping. Address Il 201. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR FALL. THREE OR FOUR
rooms in West End for light house
keeping; state price Address II 81,
care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE WANT TO
rent three or four rooms. with bath.
for light housekeeping (with family
without children preferred). in High
land Park. Possession about Sep
TENDER H. L 81, care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED. SEPTEMBER lST TWO OR
three rooms. furnished OF unfurnish
ed. with private bath, by gentleman.
wife and nine year-old son; location
west OF Laurel and between Broad
and Main Streets; steam or hot water
heat preferred. Address T. 36l. Civ
ing fun partiCulars.
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10lS HULS STREET (SOUTII RICH.
mond). seven rooms, s2l6 year
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202 NORTH SHEPPARD STREET.
eight rooms. bath, latrobe. range.
$500 gear
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zoo WEST CLAY STREET, UPPER
lat fvc rooms, bath. $3.50 year.
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2707 WEST MAIN STREET. SEVEN
rooms. bath. 1890 year
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1906 PARAMOUNT AVENUE. SIN
rooms. range. kitchen in yard. $500
year
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ycs, coal snu lGiDoo

SUMMER PRICE on COAL AND WOOD
this month. Pennsylvania and Vir-
Sinia anthracite. Fire Creek and
splint lump, pocahontas washed nut.
briquetts and K. O. NJ. Large oak
and pine blocks. Perfectly dry slab
for cooking. Prices range from $3.50
TO 1925 per ton. Automobile de-
livery cheapest T.. T. LONG, ONCE
1506-10 West Broad. Phone Madi-
son 1869
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ELM APARTMENTS. NORTH SIDE
Grove Avenue. upper hat seven
rooms. bath. hot water heat lower
fiat. six rooms. $3.50 year
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62J EAST MAIN STREET. THIRD
Hat. three rooms. $3.50 year.
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Real Estate for Rent.
FOR RENT >

800 BROOKLAND PARK BOULEVARD
four rooms. $3.50 year.
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TO5 NORTH TWENTY FIFTH STREET.
six rooms. $50 year.
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FURNISHED SIX-ROOM FLAT FOR
rent for summer; cool and nicely
furnished. Apply ut once to 22l1a
Hanover Avenue.
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NOS I AND SOCTH ROBINSON ST.
upper fats. five rooms, bath and gas
range, s2iO year
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3o5co7 BROOK AVENUE. FOUR
room fats above store. $50 year.
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FLATS JFor NenI

UPPER FLAT. FIVE ROOMS AND
bath, electric lights hot water heat
and all modern convcnicnccs. includ-
ing screens Possession September
or at once. If desired. Apply lower
fiat. 1925 Hanover Avenue
VERY DESIRABLE SECOND I.OOR
Hat. four or five rooms. lavatory.
toilets In each room; corner house
l726 Grove Avenue. Call Monroe
Bill
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6l2 EAST MAIN STREET. SrOEI
$1,000 year.
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1927 DANCE STREET. SIX ROOMS.
$50 year.
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GLE EAST MAIN STREET, STORE.
si.2O0 year.
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100 NORTH SEVENTH STREE
store or Office. $500 year.
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SIG NORTH TWENTY FOURTH ST
six rooms, s2lG year.
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FLATS.
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500 NORTH THIRD STREET. STORE
ana basement, $500 year.
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2C5 NORTH MULBERRY STREET
upper HAT. hve rooms, modern, S33
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5ii NORTH TWENTY FOURTH ST
six ROOMS S2lG year.
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2o3 NORTH MULBERRY STREE
nine rooms. modern $3.50 year.
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PERMANENT AND TRAN
sicnt boardors for nicely furnished
rooms; ALSO table boarders. 407 East
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ego NORTH TWENTY SEVENTH ST
seven rooms. $2io year.
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4 SOUTH PLUM STREET, eight room
$40 year
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: EAST GRACE STREET. THIRI
nnt, rooms, $3.50 year
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40S WEST BROAD STREET. NEW.
three floors. $500 year.
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1920 WEST BROAD STREET. STORE,
and dwelling. six rooms. $500 year.
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STORES OR OFFICES.
.o5-oo7 BROOK AVENUE. TWO
stores. 1860 year
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20 SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. LOWEl
Nat ave rooms. gas range. 1925 ycai
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FLAT FOR RENT. TWO LARGE
rooms, hall room, bath. hot and cold
water. Address. iii First Avenue
Highland Park
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FOR RENT. BEAUTIFUL SECOND
floor four-room fiat with licovc:
central. Address f 3GS. care Times
Dispatch
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PRINCE STREET. BETWEEN GRACI
and Franklin. S22 80 month.
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POSSESSION SEPTEMBER /.
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2G22 Park AVENUE. LOWER FLAT.
seven rooms iwo baths, modern, $3.50
year.
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a305 STUART AVENUE. EIGHT
rooms. hot water heat $40 year
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lis 1-2 WEST CLAY STREET. Nj
rooms. $500 year
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25lS [ENSINGTON AVENUE. ZIG II
rooms, hot water heat $50 year.
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BparnfnG

Inn. on HAMPTON
Roads; country and seashore COM
bined. with city conveniences. Write
Tor literature MISSES TABB,
BOuleVard Inn. HAMPTON Va
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-19

by Mrs. Mary, Humke, 83Ss< Webster
av., attempted to jump into Lincoln
Park lagoon. Stopped by cop. De-
spondent over lover, Paul Gausher,
inmate of Kankakee asylum.
Edward Evans, IS, 2128 Trip av.,
married, arrested. Was mentioned
in deathbed confession of Miss Mil
dred Seamon, 20, 22101s w. Harrison
st., as being responsible for operation
which preceded her death. April Is.
Frank D. Tracy, II, 41o1 WASH
ington blvd, dead. Apoplexy.
j. A. Heyworth, Lake Forest, Ill.,,
fined $40 for speeding.
S45S donated to Association Of
Commerce flood relief fund. Is now
$SS2,216.
Ignacy Dzinbinski, 1921 N. Lin
coin st., shot Mrs. Cecylja Troska,
then killed herself. She probably
will die. Love quarrel. Is letters in
Polish were found in his pocket.
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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL FOR
BARRETTs MAY BE ovERRULED
The motion for a new trial made
by Attorney Edward S. Day on behalf
of Ed Barrett, Hearst slugger, who
was convicted of manslaughter yes
terday afternoon, probably will be
overruled by Judge Kersten, and he
and his brother, Henry, will have to
serve sentences of from one year to
life.
Ed Barrett stabbed Walter Master
son to death in Tursch's saloon, 3415
Lincoln avenue, April 8.
The jury was out for four hours.
When the verdict was read, relatives
rushed forward weeping loudly, and
the services of a. score of deputy
sheriffs wer necessary in clearing.the
courtroom.
The prosecution was presented by
Assistant States Attorneys John
Fleming and John K. Murphy.
Edward Day, counsel for the Bar
retts, made the charge that Murphy
had spirited witnesses for the defense
away.
A riot was narrowly averted out
side of the Criminal Court building,
when members of the Masterson and
Barrett clans met. Scores of bailiffs
separated the two factions of slug
gers in time to prevent bloodshed.
States Attorney Maclay Hoyne to-
day sent letter congratulating John
Fleming for his work in convicting
the Barretts.
Hoyne said he was particularly
pleased over this case, owing to the
reports that had spread around town
that the Barretts, on the strength of
their connection with the Hearst pa
pers, were immune from punishment.
Z, Ed Barrett must still stand trial
with his brother. Charley. and Arthur
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-19
POLICE SEEK THIRD MAN IN
THE DIETZ MURDER CASE

Following a new clue received at
the Town Hall police station, police
are searching for third man, whose
arrest may clear up mystery in the
murder of George Dietz, wealthy lad
les tailor, last Monday borning.
It is believed by Lieut.. Ernest Muel-
Ter that he is the man who swung
the heavy hammer that crushed
Dietz' brain. Mueller today declared
he believed Mrs. Dietz, the widow,
and George Nurnberg, innocent.
This is not feminine, MURDER"
said Mueller. Women never murder
In. that manner The womanly in
stfnct is too strong to allow of such
brutality know I've worked on too
many murder cases to be very far
wrong. =
: "And also the alibi established by
Nurnberg will hold, in any court"
The strong doubt of the guilt of
Mrs. Dietz and Nurnberg is probably
the reason they were allowed out on
$4,000 bail each when arraigned in
the Sheffield avenue court yesterday.
Evening star., 1913-04-12
MODIFIED BANK DEPOSIT
GUARANTEE, OWEN PLAN
Senator Has Scheme by Which He
Would Prevent Financial
Distress.

Senator Owen. chairman of the bank
ing and currency committee of the SEN
ate. it is expected. will recommend a
modified form of bank guarantee when
his committee gets down to work on a
currency reform measure. Senator Owen
does not plan to urge direct guarantee
of bank deposits, but would have estab-
lished fund from which to make imme-
date payment to adepositors and direc-
tors, when a bank is forced to close its
doors, In proportion to the visible assets
of the bank. Senator Owen believes that
such a plan would be a great factor in
allaying panics and preventing financial
distress. The amounts expended in this
manner would be returned to the guar
antee fund as quickly as the banks as
sets could be converted into cash.
According to plans now under con-
sideration, the currency reform question
will be taken up as an entirety through
the cooperation of the President, Sem
ate and House.
Glass, who is preparing a House bill, had
separate conferences with the Secretary
of the Treasury yesterday. Following
his conference with Mr. McAdoo, Sena-
tor Owen declared that the Senate COM
mittee would be in close harmony with
the Treasury Department and the House
committee when consideration OF the
currency bill was begun.
The Senate committee will grant short
hearings it was said. preliminary to the
preparation of a currency bill.
Evening star., 1913-04-12
Easy Spelling "Ecos."


In their endeavors at simplifcation
the professors of the spelling board have
a whimsical way of introducing new
complications, with view perhaps to
securing the sympathy of their more We
hement opponents. But if their object
is to make spelling easier it is surely a
mistake to suppose that this end can ever
be achieved by making it difficult. Nor
do we believe that the stancheSt con-
servatives will thank them for laying
down new rules of their own in place OF
the old rules that are at present accepted
by nearly every one else.
It is easy enough to acquire the habit
of leaving out the superf1uous h In such
words as school, ''echo,' ETC., but
when once we have acquired this it is
hard to be told that We must retain the
h in others where it is manifestly no
less superfluous. If 'scoor' why not
''sceme''? If eco why not ''orcestra'
But no. for the present at least the sim
plifiers will not let us simplify these
words Then again We are told to drop
both the ks in "knapsack, but by no
means may We drop the single k in
plain sack" ''Shamroc." too, is good
new spelling. but We must stick to the k in
rock" Why reform of this sort
should pose as simplification We do not
pretend to know.
A general amputation of the final e
in such words as some" have, =
blue and so forth was to be expected.
but we are not sure that every one will
be satisfied with "wer'' for were" The
change may influence the pronunciation,
and a good many are still sticklers for
''wair.' Laugh" too, has been turned
to '1af" which some will deny to be as
near the correct vowel sound as the
other spelling. The gentlemen of the
simplifed spelling board are industrious
in making rules; what we need now is
another board to make their rules more
simple.
Evening star., 1913-04-12
Child's Old Game.
rom the London Chronicle

From the London Chronicle.
kendall would seem to be "a good place
to live out Of" upon Maundy Thursday
for the man who wants to lead a con-
templative life. 1t is customary there for
parties of half dozen little boys or
girls to get each an old tin can. and to
tie a string to it, One of each group
then starts off at a good pace, trailing
the can, while the others run behind
striking the can with sticks and singing:
Trot hearen. tort horn
Good Friday In morn.
They continue this until the can is
knocked 10 pieces. The words "hearen'
and ..horn'' are doubtless some dim rem
iniscence of the old pagan folklore that
associate the hare with Easter.
Evening star., 1913-04-12
A Landlady's View of It.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
81 wouldn't have one of those cubist
nudes for a lodger for anything
why not?"
why, from the looks of 'em they'd
litter up the stairs something awful!