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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-09

2o31 NORTH CAPITOL ST. : BEAUTIFULLY
furnished front room; also room; hot
water heat: phone.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PARTY with option valuable tract
of ground needs small amount of capital VIII
divide profits with party furnishing same. Box
Star
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HEALTH MOVEMENT
MATTRESS MAKING


PAINTING, DECORATING, PLASTERING AND
johbing: and quick service Phone Col.
a:iIS. 30l9 Sherman ave. NV. f. l.. Cook u
Bro.
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Grocery NV; rooms rent. $50; 1500. Gro
Gerry Sc; rent. SIS; asking $3.50. Grocery ne.
rent. SCI rooms: 1925. Light grocery and
cigar store; owner away: your price takes it
location the best. oyster house Sc; cheaI
rent. asking $3.50. Employment agency; chance
for lady.
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WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW ABOUT DIRTY WiNDoWSr WHITE
hcin: moderate prices Phone NJ 1lla.
LEON l.. CAHOUN
Acme Window Cleaning Co. 92l q ST. NV.
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HOS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-GENTLE-
men only well furnished: heated; cheerful cor.
ner house; private family OF two. near de-
partments 1Ss
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Hotel, 80 rooms; hot-water heat: rent. 500
receipts, ST 900 per month this place turnin
people away every day.
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4o4 9Th N.W.-COMMUNICATING ROOMS PAR
Tor or second floor, for housekeeping; hot-water
II
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Conkey Says

IOnkey Bays
BE THANKFUL for the poultry industry. The
little old hen will reduce the high of liv-
ing il treated right Winter Eggs? Sure you
can get them if you feed right and sprinkle a
little Conkeys Laying Tonic in the mash Once
day Is enough Very economical 25c, soc
and S1.0O sizes. Pals S1.6D and $500.
BE THANKFUL Roup be treated success
fully with Conkey's Roup Remedy. Put 1t in
the drinking water and let the fowls take their
own medicine Give it at the first signs of
sneezing. coughing moping. Don't be too
late or you may lose your whole flock. as Roup
is contagious. Best plan is TO have it on hand
in Roup season and use occasionally as pre-
yentve. pc. 5oc and 81 90 sizes.
BE THANKFUL there's a Conkey Remedy for
most every known poultry
ailInen, You buy any ~
Conkey remedy plain wv .t.eTfA
agreement your money back LATE Nl4
if not satisfactory in every (8j
way. Ask your dealer for w I
CONKEY'S POT LTRY - &1I
BOOk-FREE
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Rooming. 9th st: % rooms; rent. $40: wit
small repairs this can be sold for 81 200. price
5000.
hal RusineSs troll
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913 y. y. AVE. N.W.-WEIL HEATED, NICELY
| furnished front room. running water house
/ Lnrnint. Their rooms.
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THE REGINA. 1914 1 ST. S.W.-BRIGHT
nicely furnished room. adjoining BATH steam
heat: hot water always; reasonable; gentle
man only.
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FOR RENT-ONI.Y $40 PER Mo-: GROOM AND
BATH APARTMENT AT 462 X 81 NV:
ELEGANT CONDITION. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
1885 NEW YORK AVE. NV. 1us
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PATENT ATTORNEY with established prac-
tice. desires To meet lawyer Office man
with Slo.Wo 10 invest with services; splendid
money making opportunity. Box %. Star
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

Corn-No. white $1,000, No. 3
white 601A @61c. No. white 5S06Oc.
No. yellow 81 m62c, No. yellow 60
@6O12c, No. 4 yellow 571a 6591ac No
mixed 60@61c. No. mixed 591hc.
No. mixed 57059c, white ear 600
&c, yellow ear 60G63c, mixed ear so
Q62c.
Hay-No. l timothy $175O01s,
standard timothy $165O@17, No. tim
othy $15@16, No. 8 timothy $13014,
No. l clover mixed $16, No. 2 clover
mixed $14014.5O. No. l clover $I4.5O
ole, No. 2 clover $13@14.
Oats-No. 2 white CSC. standard
white 37@371ac, No. 36G361Ac, No.
4 white 34d351ac, No. 2 mixed $50
S612c. No. 3 mixed 3412 635c, No. A
mixed 33@34c
Wheat-No. 2 red $1.1Oa1.18. No. 3
red Sl04@1.10. No. red S6cO$1.
Eggs-Prime firsts 1910, frsts
151ac, ordinary firsts 14lac. seconds
1870.
Poutry-Hens, heavy lover 4 lbs)
13c, a lbs and under) 15c, young stag
Ky ROSTERS 12c, old ROSTERS 1Oc,
springers q to IL lb) 30040c. g lbs
and over goa Csc; ducks a lbs and
over Ice, white (under 4 lbs) lee: tur-
keys g lbs and over tic, young 15c,
cullS &c.
Shippers $75O6S15. extra
$S.25, one load $685.; butcher steers,
extra S8n8.25, good 10 choice $1,000
1855, common to fair $5.250725: heif-
ers. extra S825; good to choice $1,000
S15. common to fair $5m725: cows.
extra s6.75@7. good to choice s666.65.
common TO fair s4.25@5.9O, Gamers
S3.5Om45O.
Bulls Bologna SG2567, extra S725,
fat bulls $7m75O.
Calves-E Extra $S5O68.75. fair TO
good GG $50 common and large s60
S.25.
Hogs Selected heavy S92O6925.
good TO choice packers and butchers
$9.2On925. mixed packers $4,000.
stays $550G750, common to choice
heavy at sows $6065O. extra $500.
light shippers $7S5G9, pigs 600 lbs
and less $45Od775.
Clipped Sheep-Extra $3.50. good to
choice $50 $40, common 10 fair SAD
4.75. wool sheep $4500G5O
Clipped Lambs-Extra $3.50. good tn
choice S0740, common to fair $3.50
06.75, wool lambs S6G825, spring
lambs 500.
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SWEPT BY TIDAL WAVE.

Savannah, GA tidal wave swept
Tybee island, the only beach resort
in Georgia. Filings were washed out
to sea and lighthouses and pavilions
were demolished. The water very
nearly reached the Hotel Tybee,
which is situated some distance in
land. The appearance of the volume
OF water created panic among the
residents of the island. All the women
and children were hurried into this
city. News of the disaster reached
this city by telephone. Carpenters and
laborers, with timbers to be used for
temporary pilings, were hurried to the
ISLAND by special train.
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CHILDREN STRIKE
PARADE IN PROTEST AFTER THE
SCHOOLS HAD BEEN DE-
SERTED.
superintendent Of the Public Schools
at Pittsburg, Pa, Is Ae-
quilted.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Pittsburg. Pas. L. Heeter, super
intendent OF the public schools Of
Pittsburg, acquitted by jury in GRIM
inal court of two charges preferred
by maid employed in his home, re-
turned to his duties. Children at a
number OF public schools throughout
the city refused to enter the school
building. In some instance the par
ents OF the children, il is asserted,
took them home. A number OF pa
rades OF children were held. In the
business district there were 200 chill
dren In the parade. Banners inscribed
Kick Heeter Out" were carried. SUI
perintendent Heeter formerly was
head OF the schools at St Paul, Mimi
After charges were made against him
to the coroner by Ethel Ivy Fisher. a
domestic. while i'll in a local hospital,
Heeter was indicted and was, at his
own request, granted a leave OF alb
sence by the board OF education until
such time as "he should prove his in
nocence. His acquittal was followed
by his return as head OF the public
school system. The extent OF the al
legged strike or characterization Of
school children against the presence
of Heeter as superintendent of schools
can not be accurately stated. 1t is
said that several hundred pupils at
least left the school buildings.
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TO ARBITRATE
VIRGINIA DEBT
GOVERNOR SELECTS COMMISSION
TO ARRANGE AND SETTLE
WITH COMMONWEALTH.
DUTIES OF MEMBERS BROAD
Will Seek Proper Proportion of Public
Debt, II Any Should Be Borne
by West Virginia.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Charleston. w. Va.-Gov Hatfield
has announced the personnel of the
members of the Virginia debt commits
sion, as follows:
From the First district. Nathan
Golf, r., Clarksburg: A. b. Fleming
D., Fairmont: Second district. ]. A.
Lenhart. r.. Kingwood; w. r. Ice, js.,
D.. Philippi: Third district. u. G..
Young, r.. Buckhannon; w. +. Chiffon,
ID. Charleston; Fourth district. r. j. A.
Boreman. r., Parkersburg; John NJ.
Hamilton. D., Grantsville; Fifth dis
trict. w. d. Ord. r., Landgraf, Mellow
ell! county; John H. Holt. D., Hunting
ton; at large, w. T.. Wells, r., Newell,
Hancock county.
The duties OF the commission are
defined broadly in the resolution pass
ed by the legislature creating it. The
resolution creates commission,
known as the Virginia debt commits
sion. to provide for arranging and set
Ting with the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia the proper proportion of the pub
lie debt of Virginia, If any should be
borne by West Virginia, to take into
consideration all matters arising be
tween the commonwealth of Virginia
and the state of West Virginia in refer
ence to said original public debt, and
to report its proceedings TO the gov
ernor OF the state.
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Alarmed Tor His Mother.

Little Harry, hanging about the
kitchen, saw stuffed fowl sewed up
before roasting. He was much i'm
pressed by the sight. A few nights
later his mother, hastily dressing TO
go out, found that new frock had
been sent home without the proper al
lowance of hooks and eyes. Summon
ing aid, her sister basted the frock to
gether up the back
Grandma" said Harry, seeking the
source OF perennial sympathy and com
prehension, come and see what aun-
ties doing TO mamma. / think she's
going to roast her, for she's sewing
her all up"
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Engineers Are Getting Data.

At meeting of the special
board of government engineers
appointed recently by Secretary OF
War Garrison to investigate and re-
port recommendations for food pro
lection in the Ohio valley, held al Gin
cinnau, in the Office of Major Louis II.
Rand, OF Cincinnati District No. =,
corps Of engineers, it was decided to
ask Chief Engineer General BiXby to
recommend 10 congress the appropria-
ton Of $4,000 TO be used by the
board in carrying out the instructions
OF the secretary.
According to Col Francis Skunk,
chairman of the board, this money is
needed at once TO cover the expenses
which will be incurred in securing all
the data required to work out a per
manent system of stream control.
Other expenses will be for the employ
! ment OF experts to take measurements
OF the rainfall, the gauge OF the
streams and the amount OF the run-off
OF water. After the meeting the board
left Cincinnati for Hamilton, where
they spent the afternoon with Hamil-
ton officials discussing matters per
tanning to food protection. The board
will go to Dayton. Columbus, Zanes-
vile and other points submerged Ey
the recent floods. for a preliminary
( survey. Col. Skunk stated that it
would not be long before the board
could recommend what work is nee
essary 10 take care of local conditions
at each OF the recently flooded dis
| tricts, but that TO decide upon a per
manent system OF stream control for
! the entire Ohio valley watershed a
tremendous amount of data would be
| absolutely essential and that it would
take at least year to gather it.
AS soon as we return from the pre-.
liminary survey said Col Skunk. Eve
/ shall arrange 20 hold public meetings
at which al having information or
! suggestions 10 advance will be vel
coined. We shall hold others later at
| Columbus. Pittsburg and other cities
| if We find IL advantageous to do So
As 10 how food prevention can be
accomplished Col Skunk stated that
/ In his opinion It could be by the com
binatiOn Of q system OF reservoirs
strengthening the river channels and
. building levees.
letter was sent out TO the mayors
/ Of all cities OF Pennsylvania. Ohio
West Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee
Indiana and Illinois located in the Ohio
river watershed. by the board, request
ing them and their city engineers tc
cooperate with the board in supply
I ing data as 10 food heights. velocities
| OF current, area covered. damages and
suggestions for prevention or nitiga
| ton OF food damage
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TEN mILLloNAlREs ARE SOUGHT.

Los Angeles, Cal-George II. Bixby.
millionaire OF Long Beach. was
served with a subpoena demanding his
presence I'm court as witness in the
case OF Mrs. Josie Rosenberg, alias
Mrs. Emma Josephine Goodman, ar
rested on felony charges connected
with white slave allegations. This was
the most important development in
the sensational case barred by the po-
lice in their investigation intended 20
connect 10 millionaires with the al
legd enslavement OF Al young girls,
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NOTHING to Fear.

George, dear" said the girl. did
you ever drink anything?"
Yes, occasionally" George reluc-
family admitted.
But, dear" she went on anxiously
what do you suppose papa would say
If he should discover that the future
husband of his only daughter drank"
He discovered it this morning"
"Oh, George, and what did he say?"
HE said: We'll. George, my boy.
don't care If do"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-04-23

Joseph Brucker. whose proposed
transatlantic fight TO the West Indies
In the dirigible balloon Suchard ii.
was prevented by the sudden defia-
ton OF the envelope, announces that
his departure from the Canary islands
has been postponed indefinitely. He
gives as his reason difficulty In obtain
ing hydrogen and fear OF bad weather
The hunger strike OF 60 members OF
the Industrial Workers OF the World
in jail in Denver. Colo, was ended Fri
day.
James Brandon Jennings. known as
Kid Carter in pugilistic circles. was
given F' sentence at the Massachu-
sets sta-o 8 prison for the killing Of
William II. Macpherson. Before sen.
tence was passed the fighter electri-
ned the throngs in court in Boston by
confessing to other murders.
The fifth attempt at suicide OF M
chael Sellers resulted In death. the
destruction OF the county jail at Ster-
ling. H.. by fire and the serious in
jury OF Sheriff J. Frank Wahl. who
was burned while trying to rescue
Sellers. The other prisoners were
taken out in safety.
Representative Clifford L. Snow of
Manchester was expelled after the
Connecticut house OF representatives
had upheld charges OF Offering to sell
his vote by vote OF III to 119.
The largest strike In the history OF
Auburn. n. Y. was settled when 1000
employees OF the Columbian Rope com
pany voted unanimously to return to
work on terms submitted by the com
pany following joint conference.
Tugs have broken their way
through the heavy ice from the Duluth
to the Superior side OF St Louis bay.
II is expected that the harbor rapidly
will open up from now on.
The anti-alien land bill, the object of
which is to make impossible the own
ership OF land IN California by aliens
VI W NiOSS WHO nave not QoClaroQ
their intention OF becoming citizens OF
the United States, was passed by the
California assembly by vote OF so
to 10
Governor Moorhead OF Nebraska has
vetoed bill providing for the sterili-
cation of the confirmed criminals and
the mentally incomDetent decIa rim o.
such treatment would be more like the
practices OF pagan nations than those
of Christian country, and would be
unconstitutional.
DIR. Friedrich Franz Friedman OF
Berlin. who declares he has discov-
cred a cure for tuberculosis. brought
his visit TO Washington to close with
clinic at the George Washington
university, at which he inoculated
twelve volunteer patients with his
vaccine.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-04-23
queen student OF Polltlea.

Queen Mary is a keen student OF
modern politics and an authority on
matters pertaining to the state OF
southeastern Europe. AZ such her
repute IL so high that the king fro
quently refers to her for information,
which she is usually able to supply
without special reference to her
books She is an ardent advocate Of
International peace and Is bringing up
her children in due appreciation Of
SIS principles Her idea Is that tho
NDolS "a Of states panship should
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Briefly Told
Happenings
of the
Past Week
Washington

The right OF DR.. f. F. Friedman.
the German physician, to treat for
pay, patients with the remedy which
he claims is cure for tuberculosis is
being investigated by the solicitor OF
the treasury. at the direction of Secre-
tary McAdoo. to determine whether
the federal public health laws are be-
Ing violated.
president Wilson accepted the resig-
nation OF George NJ. Bowers, United
States fish commissioner, and desig-
mated DR.. Hugh S. Smith. deputy fish
commissioner, as acting commissioner.
James Hamilton Lewis OF Illinois
the last senator to be elected by leg
tslature, took the oath OF office in
the U. s. senate. The ceremony at
tracted a great deal OF interest Near
~ all the Democratic members OF the
Illinois delegation were present.
The open cauc1s as a policy was in
-dorSed by Republicans OF the house of
representatives after vigorous de-
bate. A resolution offered by Repre-
sentative Madden OF Illinois, declaring
that all future conferences should be
open TO the press and public, was
adopted
Prof Willis l. Moore, chief Of the
weather bureau since 1905, was re-
moved summarily from Olive by Pres
ident Wilson. His resignation re-
Gently had been accepted, but after
an investigation OF his alleged efforts
to become secretary of agriculture in
the present cabinet, grave charges OF
irregularity we're preferred and the
president withdrew his acceptance OF
the resignation.
Democrats in caucus voted decisive
iy TO support the wool schedule of the
Underwood tariff bill placing raw
wool on the free list BY a vote of
100 to AZ an amendment to place a
duty OF 10 per cent. ad valorem on
raw wool was rejected.
Postmaster General Burleson an
nounced that 1T was the administra-
lions policy to continue all Republic
end OF their terms, provided no
charges were sustained against their
efficiency. The policy applies to all
classes OF postmasters.
That President Wilson does not in
tend to discriminate against the Tam
many Hall organization in his distribu-
ton Of patronage was apparent when
he named II. Snowden Marshall OF
New York TO be United States attor-
ney for the southern district OF New
York. Marshall Is an ardent Tammany
mar and is Senator O'Gormans law
partner.
Secretary Bryan Is receiving con
CALCULATIONS IL Washington upon the
birth OF his fifth grandchild Reginald
Bryan Owen. at Elphan. Kent Eng.
land The newest grandson and name
sake of the secretary OF state is a son
OF Lieut. Reginald Owen OF the royal
engineers and Mrs. Owen. formerly
Ruth Bryan.
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FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED.

Paris.-Another officer of the
French Military Aviation corps, Lieut..
De BEAUMONT. was killed AT the flying
ground at Villacoublay, just outside
Paris. His monoplane turned turtle,
and he fell about $50 feet to the earth
He obtained his polit certificate only
II days ago.
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Unique Record for Emmons.

unique RECORD Tor Emmons.
The little town of Emmons. w. Va.
holds q unique record. It handled the
least parcel post business during the
month Of March. The postmaster
there, whose annual compensation an.
proXimates $50 a year. reports that
only one parcel was sent through his
office during the month. Accordingly.
Emmons holds the record. or in other
words. 10 81 should be credited the
"booby prize"
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Who's Doinq the TaIkino7

"A business man should never take
his stenographer out to lunch"
why not?"
"Oh, it causes talk"
"Of course it causes talk, but IF
the business man will abstain from
cocktails, he won't talk to her half as
much as he might"
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Sporting

Luther McCarty. claimant of the
white heavyweight boxing champion
ship. was awarded the popular de-
cision by a wide margin at the END
OF fast six-round bout with jim
Flynn of Colorado at Philadelphia.
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Auto suooes,Io1.

DO not forget to carry a pencil and
a pad Of paper 30 that you may take
down tho number Of the motor car
that runs over you.
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Domestic

More than 900 persons who were dis
franchised by Judge A r. Blair as a
result OF an investigation OF election
conditions in Adams county upward
OF two years ago will have the ballot
restored to them n a bill passed by
the Ohio senate is approved by Gov
ernor Cox and should be held consti-
tutonai.
Alexis +. Georgian. editor OF a
weekly Socialist newspaper in Min.
|. neapolis. convicted OF criminal libel
on charges preferred by Mayor Wal
pace G. Nye, went 20 the workhouse
r begin his sentence OF ten days. i'm
psed in default Of paying a fine OF
3.
a special election held I'm the Thir-
th Massachusetts congressional
jet to FIJI the seat OF John w.
ks. recently elected to the United
senate, John J. Mitchell, the
cratic candidate. won by big
ty over the Republican and Pro
20 candidates. Although the
is nominally a Republican
old, Mitchell won easily.
]. Willis Of the British tramp
LOnscaT, which arrived at
reported picking up at sea a
Pard bearing a message and
~ John Jacob Aston He
the contents TO Mrs. Astor.
or house OF the Alaskan ter
siatqre adopted a commit
Killing the women's eight
ut "a sing the bill provid-
htbout day on all public
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-04-23

Charity covers a multitude of sins
that ought TO be exposed.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1913-04-23

be to abolish war. and she herself ID
said to possess no mean ability az a
diplomatist
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Remanded To Jail Without Bond.

+. T Mann. Socialist organizer ar.
rested at the instance Of Gov. II. d.
Hatfield, after the alleged receipt Of
40 rifles. and released from jail at
Beckley, Raleigh county. April Is. on
bail through habeas corpus proceed
ings, was remanded to jail without
bail
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a Receptive Maid.

4 darling girl was Bella,
With suitors by the score :
She'd lotta fella telia
All kinds OF foolish lore.
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Personal

Governor Mann. who is suffering
from ali attack OF acute indigestion
and a slight attack OF appendicitis. is
much better and is attending to pub
lie matters IN his room in Richmond.
Charles II. Mann, for more than a
quarter OF a century superintendent Of
the press gallery OF the house OF rep
resentatives. died at Washington after
an illness Of several weeks. He was
seventy-four years old
John Brooks Henderson. former
United states senator from Missouri
and author Of the thirteenth amend.
ment 70 the United States Constitu.
ton, died at a hospital in Washing
ton. y. c.. from a complication 81 die.
orders. lie was elghty.six years old.
Rowland Blackstone. one OF the best.
known actors in comedy parts In
America and for the last % years q
member OF the Edward H. sothern
company, was taken from the Players
club IN New York TO the Bellevue hos.
pital phychopathic ward Worry oc.
casioned by the recent death Of his
wife is assigned as the cause OF hls
collapse
Rev f. J Moore OF 81. Louis has
been elected super lntendent OF the
Anti-Saloon league OF Pennsylvania
with headouartera IN rrarrtsb,,ro
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Mrs. Austin's famous pancakes make a
really delicious wholesome breakfast. Adv.