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The Denver star., 1913-05-31

DIR. S. p Douglass. NJ. D.. physician
and surgeon of Pueblo. visited our
city on official business. The doctor
delighted his many friends and ac-
qdaintances by giving them a short
call
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cHIRoPRAcrIc PRACTITIONER

There IL . new science pertaining
to health which is demonstrated by
Mrs. Ginnis, chiropractic practitioner.
with her omces at 1922 welton street.
When troubled with any kind of all
ment, You can avoid medicine and re
gain health by using her methods.
Appointments made by phone. Main
1859
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

Misses Bettina jackson and Nola
Townsend.
Last week the kindergarten pupils
OF Wendell Phillips school gave a
highly successful concert in costume
in the Auditorium Of Lincoln High
school. The Auditorium was crowded
to its capacity. many standing. and
the following excellent program was
rendered under the direction of Wen
dell Phillips charming and capable
kindergarten directress, Margaret NJ
Jackson, and her excellent assistant,
Catherine Washington: Military
March: Folk Dances-Minuet-D
OF the Wood Fairies: Brownie Dance.
and Indian War Dance.-Kasas City
Sun.
The trolley ride given by Scott NJ
f. church May 81. Fare CSC. Keep
of the date, please.
Among the graduates of Denver
schools this year are Victor Fairbanks.
John Brown. Claude De Priest, Lewis,
Miss Edith Baker, Earle George.
George Cooper. William Dean. wilfrsd
Theodore Won Dickersohn.
and Clarence F. Holmes.
J. e. Bruce left Tuesday for Salt
Lake.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent.
modern house. 2504 Glenarm street
The AxaIla Aaekley Choral Club
readers, "St. Johns Eve" at Zion
June 18th. Special soloists will az
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PROF. llNDSY,

PROF. liNDSY,
Trance medium; tell the present, past
and future. Finds everything that is
hidden in the earth. 2444 Glenarm
street.
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AA0Sk NA4~ oalC VI }Aoy oVs ASA0e-
inee dance at Old Colony hall.
The Five Points Hardware Co., an
old patron of this paper, has a new
line of garden tools and hose, fresh
grass seen and everything to make
the yard pleasure.
For Rent-Furnished room in mod
ern house, 2045 Stout street. Phone
Main 6851. Mrs. Collier.
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TAKE 1T AWAY.

Groom brick house, with bath, on
car line, only s1650, and just $3.50
down. rest like rent. Patrick-Langston
Co., phone York 6514
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At the concert at Longfellow's
Technical High school the only two
colored appeared in the chorus were
Misses Bettina jackson and Nola
Townsend.
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Bigger, Better
IN ORDER

To meet the demands Of our patrons we
are pleased to announce that this office has
recently installed one Of the largest and
best job presses in the city. So, with a
large and small press, we are now in
position to do work of all kinds.
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YoUR PICTURE TAKEN.

Mr.. RaJ her. who ranks among the
best photographers in the city, wants
your patronage. He assures you
courteous treatment and excellent
work. To prove his sincerity he has
and Thos- Jones, selling photo orders.
Help the boys and show your apprec-
alton by your patronage. Room 522
Tabor block.
FOR rem T-Nicely furnished
rooms for one or two married couples.
and several gentlemen. Strictly mod
ern house 1850 Ogden St Phone
York 5S43 Mrs. A V. Freeman.
Furnished Rooms-Modern
conveniences; in a private
family. 2447 fremont Place.
Champa 1886. Mrs. Perkins.
Call on Mrs. Jessie Bryant of 241s
champa street for dressmakinq. Sat
Isfaetion guaranteed. Phone champa
22a7.
For Rent-Three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. $3.50 week.
Also one furnished room. 171T Penn
Ave. Phone Main 37SS.
The Jewel Barber Shop. 1929 18th
St First-ciass tonsorial artists. G.
B. Richardson and D. o. Simpson.
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A suite OF rooms. suitable for man
and wife or two gentlemen. homelike
place with bath, cheap. Mrs. r. A.
Duncan. 1868 Lafayette street. Phone
York 3067.-Adv.
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

The Jewel Barber shop. 1929 18th
St. First-ciass tonsorial artists. G
B. Richardson and D. o. Simpson.
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NEW TYPE

Thirty new faces of the latest and most
up-to-date type have been added. This
type has been selected after careful study.
The addition now makes the office fully
equipped to handle work from a calling
card to large placard, including book
work, booklets, dodgers, wedding invita-
tons, announcements, and in fact work Of
every description.
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

The Axalla Aaekley Choral ciul
readers, "st. Johns Eve" at ziol
June 18th. Special soloists will a.
slst. =
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

Miss Aimee Mathews. who has been
for the past seven years employed at
the Haines Hair Store. has changed
places and Is now located with Prof.
Ryan, parlors at nth and fremont
streets. The Haines Hair Store failed
recently.
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We are glad to announce that Pu
eblo has live. energetic and compe
tent agent for the Crisis in the person
of Mrs. Holmes. wife of Rev. Holmes.
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

FOR RENT-Elegant front room in
private family, modern. well fur
nished. suitable for man and wife or
single men. Phone Olive $40. Mrs.
T S ClinkeCale
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

Call on Mrs. Jessie Bryant of 241s
Champa street for dressmaking. Sat
isfaetion guaranteed. Phone Champa
The Denver star., 1913-05-31

Webster's orchestra will play a
Eureka hall Decoration day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
4 COUNTERFEITERS
FROM TROY SENT
TO PRISON
VIII Serve Their Terms at
Atlanta
ITALIANS GOT WORST
Native Citizens Got OF With Two
Years While Foreigners Must
Serve Five

Troy Dee. l6.--Charles Asa and
Edward Barry Of this city, who were
arrested several months ago in a
counierfeiters den on Eighth and
Federal streets. Troy. were sentenc-
ed by Judge Ray in United States
court at Utica yesterday. Others
who belonged to the same gang. but
who operated in New York city,
were also sentenced
Ash. who turned states evidence
and helped The authorities in prose
cutting the case by furnishing yalu-
able information, received two years
on the charge OF conspiracy and
three years each on seven counts for
counterfelling While this makes a
total on tWenty-thrco wears. these
sentences ynr concurfently and real
ly amount TO only three years all
told. With good behavior he can get
out Of Atlanta in one. BY provision
OF the federal law II Ash lives ND 70
his parole alter his release in one
year he need MOI serve lhe rest OF
his sentence
Edward Barry received the same
sentence on The conspiracy charge
ana six years on other counts for
counterfetug and he viii get Out by
good behavior in two years. Anee!o
Messina and Giuseppe Florentlno OF
New York, other members of he
gang got The Same sentence Tor cen
plracy ana fifteen years each on
seven counts for couulerfeitlng.
Thar means i've years az Atlanta by
good. behavior. a third member Of
the gang from Now York. FREDERICK
Loneobardi, ON plea Of Ash, permit
ed by tho district attorney. received
Inc same sentence as Barry.
Aitcr Florentno had been sen
tcntcd he pointed al Barry ana Ash
and said that il was they who made
ihc money and led the gang. and he
protested that it was unfair to the
poor Italian people to give item
more severe sentences.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

The Gue and delicate mechanism
hat conveys ihe ever varying i'm.
1Icsslous ct the hear, and mind has
Jlten been compared 10 srineed
rstruneu, tAa' under tho sunul
ouch OF the artist gives forth sweet
ounds, sometimes IN n minor slain.
md asein in JOYFUL and inspiring
lotcs. So with our emotions. eyar
hanging sometimes sad sometimes
oytui Ofen AS We travel along
Hos pathway, there are scenes and
Incidents which make their Impress
My for the moment and ihen are
forgotten Again some picture.
implv though d. be, presents itself
.hat while for o lime may fade from
)lr memory SGT uaniddcn will come
lack.again fresh before our yision rs
ii Yesterday
Il was summers afternoon. The
mr. was hot and uuy and the dust
~ heavy around the little railroad
ita,ion whore | wai,cd for the train
hen approaching. bound for me-
5roal city miles beyond. Afier tak.
ms my seat JOB he car my attention
vas attracted 10 lhe end of tho car
Hhero @ group OF ltlc colored evil
lrcu wo,o hudilcl tcgethcr. Tie
,ider ones looked eagerly out OF the
window evidently charmed at he
quickly changing scenes that vanish.
sd as the uain sped on. Paihos was
dded 90 tA, scene when / learned
rom one OF the raiumen that The
title ones were worse Than orphans.
1aring been deserted by both father
and mother and were now on their
Vay to- Tho Poor House NV mforos'
-cntcred in tho Youngest ci the lot.
D nero babe. of abou jlleo ye-rs
Who slcpi swootly cuddied up ON ono
Z she seats. His straw hat had fal-
or tc De nooi childish troubles
had iakcn winga uumlndm Of WHAT
VAS coins on about h.m. mdamrnad
1y ine ciaiier of rhe Ions train he
little dusly face was nir.r-o
pathetic DOB tho extreme J ltt .be
'ar az tho next s.7fion. tho traiu aas
5ooa numbering on nearing us ansl
destination. ifa roar died AWAY iu he
Dos ancr. tlo sceno thsi had ao fm-
pressed me ior tho time r,sscd f..m
my mind hu' fhorsh Years h.ra
passed since cha, August afternoon.
hero uii q tmCs come to me tsst
picture oi iho lit,ie group goin--
nm homo huf ro Tho Poor Honse
John 81. u IS M.rru
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
BOSTON AND MAINE RATES
VIII Be Allowed Small Increase Bur
Not What IL Wanted


BOSTON, Dec Ia we are cIeafIy
OF the OPINION mere sAouid De SUP
stant!al advance now provided tha'
snch audliiohal revenue can ne Cd
famed without imposing upon me
pubic UNJUST ana unreasonable trans
porta'ioh charges ana provided fnr
ther that some assurance can be
gwen mat The money VIII be prudent
E expended IN the public interest
This is tho declaration OF the con
ference OF railroad commissioners
up on the proposition OF the Boston
ana Maine railfoad To increase LIS
iaies. The report q the. confer
ence was made public tonight BY the
puhlic service commission
Counsel ior the company says
me report. claimed that such in
crease should amount 70 az least So
o0o'ooo per year TO this We do not
assent. u can not DC known until
lhe property is cnee more ehcienuy
ana properly operated ana unlil !ts
leaSehold lines nave been Wanted, AoW
much me advance should be.
the commissioners also say iAat
past mismanagement Is responsible
Ter mnch OF the reads present dill
culty. ci1ueises the directors and
SAYS the road IS practically nanN-
np' because OF Acknowledgement
ino eonlereea VINO signed the re-
port were CHARLES n. Poruiy OF me
"tersLate commerce eommlssicni
freaeiIck D. Macleod chairm m,
ahd GeorSe " Anderson. George w.
h'Nhop 'nh'on Nhite ana Edward
p. stone OF the Massachusetts pab-
ne service commission Rober c..
bacon chairman ana William K.
warner and fark II. Pollard Of me
vermont public seryic" commission:
Edward G. Niles. chairman and John
T.. benton anu Thomas W. d. Worth
en- OF The New Hampshire public ser
wee commission. ana Elmer +. SPOT
lord chairman and Frank Keller
ana dohn "A. Jones OF the Maine rail-
read commission.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
PRESIDENT BILL
HAS MAJORITY
Of FIVE
Victory For Wilson's Currency
Measure
ON The FIRST ROUND
Senator Hiteheooks Amendment
Was Defeated Yesterday BY
Vote Of 40 10 IS

Washington, Dec. 15.-Victory Tor
the administration forces IN the first
test OF strength on the currency re.
form bill marked today's session of
the senate. The vote, 40 10 Sc, tabl-
ed substitute offered by Senator
Hitchcock for section Two of the
administration bill providing sys-
ten OF four regional banks, vita a
possible increase TO eight, the reg
ional bank stock TO be owned by
the public
The defeat OF this amendment prac
tically insured the adoption OF the
Owen plan which provides for from
eight 10 l. regional banks with the
stock owned by he national banks
that become members OF the respec
tive regional banks. The democratic
leaders claimed That the result OF
the most important features OF the
fight. indicated the complete success
OF the administration measure.
Efforts TO get an agreement for q
Time TO begin final voting on the bill
were no. successful today, but lead
ers en- both sides OF the chamber
looked forward TO an early termina-
ton OF the debate and for final &C
lion before The END OF the week.
When the Hitchcock substitute
had been tabled, Senator Reed made
q speech vigorously defending the
Owen bill and replying TO Senator
Root, who en- Saturday. attacked the
measure and called secre airy Bryan
the dominating influence" behind
the proposed new currency system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
VERMONT CREEPING TO PORT
Battleship Has Two Compartments
Flooded and Is Under Convoy

Z. $. Battleship Wyoming, At Sea,
(by wireless Telegraph to Sayville,
y. " Dec 14-The battleships WY.
oming and Arkansas will arrive at
the New York Navy Yard tomorrow
at 1890 O'Clock, and the Florida and
Ctah at Tompkinsyille. The last
two vessels viii proceed 10 the
navy yard Tuesday forenoon
The battleship Vermont, which
broke her slarboard shaft on Dec.
II, Is proceeding under her port en-.
glne 10 Hampton Roads a. from s
TO 10 knots, according to the wealth
er. The battleship Delaware and
the Golfers Orion and Jason are
conveying the damaged battleship.
Two small and unimportant COM
partments are flooded. but water
tight doors and bnlkheads are hold
inL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
KILLED BY CARS
Lumberman Tried to Climb on
Moving Train

Lumberman Tried to Climb on
Moving Train
Bolton. Dec. Charles G. Larn.
ed Of Burlington. in charge Of q lam
Der mill here, was terribly injured
when ran over by the northbound
mail train on The Central Vermont
railway late yesterday afternoon
ANA died on the train shortly af,er.
ward while being taken 90 the Mary
Fletcher hospital In hWping to
ger on The train ne Slipped and ioll
under the wheels. Ills lott leg and
lcit arm we're cat cff aud his rieht
leg 90 the ankle
He was placed aboard tha train.
but died between Richmond and VIM
ision. y brother-in.law. Wesley
Church OF Jonesylllc. was summoned
and was with Mr.. Laned ON The
train when he died 4 physician
boarded the train a. Richmond. At
Essex Junction the body was remoy.
ed TO the undertaking rooms OF A..
u Douglass. This evening il was
brought here. The former home Of
the family for the funeral end
burial
Mr. LaFned was IS years old last.
May. Besides a wife he Is survived
by four children. two daughters and
Two sons Accompanied by sls-
'er. Mrs. Larncd and tho children
came with the body tonight
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION
Judge Martin to Determine in Which
state eankrupteY Case ee.onna

Na-~~ 6NtGiiNa
Rutland. Dec. l4-Judgo Jaiaos
]. Martin OF Brattleboro will DC IN
this city tomorrow afternoon tc
hear q petition by some Of the crcdi.
tors m the bankruptcy case OF TIC
Vermont Slate company 20 dctor-
mine whether this district or a New
York state disric, shall have juris.
uicuon ia the case. The bankruptcy
ls an involuntary one and there arc
CREDITOR in Vermont and in Now
York. petitions against tho frm hav
ing been l,ed in both districts. The
Vermont Slate ompany has sn oFice
IN Granville. y. Y. but it's property
and tAo greater part OF its assets are
n ihls state. o. viii De argued.
Among the creditors OF the con-
Germ are thC Williams Slate com.
pany of ponlmev. the Granville Die
a Machine company and John J.
Moioney 90 Granville. u is under.
stood that fhe heaviest creditor Is
Eds William. who Isl rrosider. ~
the Vermont slate company and Ia
also Interested ln the Williams Slafa
company The company owes him
about $4,000 out oI total lndebtes.
ness ol $4,000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

dreds OF army ana navy officers pres
ent. was as follows:
Damn damn, damn the insurrcctos,
crosseyed Kakiack ladrones,
Underneath the starry flag clyilize
en- with 4 Krag
And return rs 20 our own beloved
homes.
Tic word "ladrones" is the Span.
ish for robbers" and "Kras" ia the
army Authorization for the Krag
Jcrsenson. 1T was in bad taste TO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
mOoNALO WILL NOT RESIGN
President Ct Boston and Maine Dc.
ciines 70 Leave Maine Central

President e. Boston and Maine De-
eiines to Leave Maine Central
= shah nos resign as president OF
the Maine Central railroad" said
Morris Mcdonald. president OF The
Boston and Maine railroad. M nos.
ton last nieht in commenting on The
ioint public service commissions re-.
per, which was made public SUNDAY
The Maino Central was my arst
love and ] am soing 20 stick bv IT,
Do added
Presidents Mcdonald said hc had
nc intention % cutting tho salary
of Boston ana Maine Officials -
consider every official .s ran.ne an
tlat De- paid him. ho ss.d. The
read Isl DO De- operated as econom .caI
ly az pos ib.e. and in pursuance o,
tis policy the LAWNS Of Of employ
cs viii De continued. although uers
VII De no zWecplne reduction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
SUIT STUBS BARRED
c. W. Peterson Fned-Jury Is
Discharged

{. W Petersen Fined--Jury Is
Discharged
County court seems 10 be nearing
is close. The jury was discharged
This morning without single case
going to the jury at this term. The
only case tlat bids fair to take
much time is tina. OF c. A. liaurer
against the village of Bennington.
C. W. Peterson, the tailor on Mon.
day pleaded guilty to running a suit
club which Is lottery lie was fin.
ed $50 and costs. Half the iine was
RENTED and the respondent placed
in charge of the probation officer.
ibis viii probably end the sub
clubs in Bennington. They were for
merry maintained by several local
dealers but OF late there. has been
strong agitation against them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
DAMN FILIPINOS"
JARS WILSON
NERVES
The Army Officers Club Is
Criticised
SONGS WERE SAD SHOCK
Military Banquet May Sc Thought
Sufficient to cauIe a Court
Martial
SONGS WERE SAD SHOCK

Washington Dec. l6--President
Wilson last night formally Withdrew
his recent acceptance Of honorary
membership in the military order OF
the Carabao, composed OF regular
and volunteer officers Of the army
and navy who served in the Philip
pine islands during the four years
succeeding tho Spanish-American
war Earlier in the day the prc5!-
dent had ordered On investigation OF
various satires and Uavesties on ne
administration policy toward the
Philippines as portrayed at han
quot OF the Carabaos in Washing on
Thursday night The affair was at.
tended 10y Secretaries Reddeld and
Danjols and PostnasterGoncral Bun
Lesson. Justices McKenna ana Van.
dayenter Of the United States d.
preme court many members of Com
gress and hundreds Of army ana
navy Officers.
Tho aomand for .u inv,sfiqat -on.
fogatb., With ir+lma4ione rom IA,
Ur55a llouso +b9t court.na,r,gl. and
severe leprimanda would not be sur.
prising caused a sensation In army
aod INV. crclos 4, ,bn canitql rbe
incident 6rst came to the nresidapi's
affa,fion ,.bep ne raaJ aooounr
n tbo navanane,.s
Through Mia seeretarv be commune
oataa v,th yar,ogs rne4sbora ID I'M
cabne, ornresslng bta indienarior
~, oa3o,rs 80 N. acme. ana r.,,
abcme qIna aepcs containing profanl
eoubar: d.reeted a neonle whom
.t. Tr,9ed ststas uoro .rdaovn..,e
10 assist ~ se,f.oovarpmer. ,o5
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
GOOD SHOW LAST NIGHT
Yale Stock Company Opens a Weeks
Engagement

Yale Stock Company Opens a Weeks
Engagement
Last evening q good house greet
ed The Yale Stock Co. on the hrst
night cf their weeks engagement in
Bennington.
TAis company is SO la above the or
diuary thar {, viii attract immedi
ate attention an what ever CITY IL
should play Laughs and tear. are
cicyerly prouayed by This clever
cast
THE Colloee Girl" was the bill
presented ana it gave the audience
much TO laugh over With the rlght
amount OF college atmosphere. GOOD
comedians sad bright music Is all
blended into one frolic Eva Scott.
was merry throughout tho evening.
nature has provided her With a
bright little smile and way an OF
her own its little wonder she has
host OF admirers. Miss Vernos
proved herself q capable actress in
q somewhat thankless role. Miss
SILVER seemed 20 feel ar ne 0e as The
s1usy country girl J. p. Hurl. won
mst!n, praise as Billy Paul Boone.
as q dienilod Dana Worthington.
Silly Han certainly pleased with has
character ct Tuiys father. with his
droh creation. Chas Mahan. msie
an excellent Bruce Hobson. the only
black sheep In Gardner College.
New scenery was again shown and
many pretty sets where shown also
the sIeciaiics were changed and
Billy and Eme Hall. we've the lead.
srs ln The laugh line.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
JURY IS SECURED
FOR TRIAL OF
VIM. KOCH
Murder Case at Rutland Start
ed Yesterday
He SHOT CHARLES GORDEN
Map of Vicinity introduced and First
Testimony is Not Very
Interesting

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Yesterday ~ county court lof me
murder Of Charles Gordon of White.
nan. n. y. the alleged crime being
oo,omf,,oa Cr,da, Novambar
$50. ...s.
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