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The Washington times., 1914-10-25
cbild,er's Needs Point To Teachers
penSionS
MONDAY.


Meetings. evening: . ...,,,r-,
mason o.. Wnunt Vernon Chapter, No J. HI
ra,n No 10 and Anacostla. NO. T. ,Sn -
Arch. Temple Chapter. No; Is. ah9 Coi u'A
h,a No, IS. order of the Eastern star
odd FeIlows-Unon Lodge NO no ~ Weacan No
X: Esther No. 8. Rebekah Lodge
L-,h,, of p>thias-DcCatur Lodge. NO. y
Taianthe' No. II. and Equal. No. H.
National JTnion-SCOu Councll. Nortnta' ordt
Wa"hinston Council. and Federal Counch.
Maccabees-Na tional Tent. No; NOUN M"nnt
Vernon No l. and Anacostia. NO. I. mount
Herno' IIive No 2 Brightwood. No. ..
GenrGetown: No 10. Ladies OF the Macca-
bees. ~, ~ ..o,
Cerman Branch. Socialist Party. Sll d street
northwest. sis O'CLOCK
TUESDAY.
Meetings evening:
Masonic-Federal Lodge. No J. Acacia. NO;
Is. and Takoma: No paotomac 1 ' M RovaI
an"S! DeMolay Commandery. No. T.
kniah,s Templar; Robert de Bruce Council
Of Radosh. Scottish Rite: Eecta Ghapser Sd
No. .. BethIehemS So No, o Order e't of the East.
oSd Tsliows-washington Lodge, No. 9.
ouu nn,,tv No q. and Golden Rule. No. Il
Fred D. Stuart Encampment' NO. l.
Knights Of Pythias-Webster ISose' NO; =;
E;.eeIs Excelsior; No No, 25 H. 'ap''A'' '' N"'
Observation-Disclosures Tent No; 3: Column
bia Hive No. D. Ladies' OF the Maccabees
Jewish Branch Socialist PARTY Su Il street
northwest. S:l5 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY.
Meetings. evening:
Masonic-Harmony Lodge. No: II: Grand
Lodge School OF Instruction: Mount Pleas
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Another Defender of Conductors.

To the Editor of the Mail Bag:
I read in your issue of yesterday the
article headed Street Car Conductors
Lack Courtesy" and signed "A strap
Hanger" In simple justice to the con-
ductors on the Mt. Pleasant line, l will
say that it is not just or fair to say
the majority of them lack ordinary
manners" (as Mr.. Strap Hanger ex-
presses it, on account Of the act of pos
sibly one. n,
7 have been riding on the Mt. Pleas
ant cars for the past nine years, and
have found the conductors on that line
to be gentlemanly and courteous to all.
As the writer of the article above re-
ferred to signed himself "A Strap
Hanger" it Is evident he failed to Sc,
cure a seat on that particular car ana
that inspired him to write the article
after he had arrived at his office.
Very truly yours,
A II. ROGERS.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Evening Services in the Churches

SELLING w. w. Hamilton, Fifth Baptist
eopa Church. Assembly, Ninth and streets northwest,
1MAeE"rhe Rev Henry Rank Grace Re-
formed Church Fifteenth and streets Northwest zso m
vincent Congregational Church. Columbia road
sERMoN-rhe Rev John Compton Ball. Baptist Church.
and A streets northeast, 7:4s p.
eGG M5ad Episcopal c1ufcs Fifth and streets northwest
sALvAT1oN The Rev caran Grace
SfEhunhae ehs@ chapel t' MT ssy St. ''ss Assn M
Church Tenth and northwest, m.
Elliott DunsaIton Avenue Methodist Episcopal
BATTLE !1NEThe Rev John MacMurray
sERMoN-rhe Birn Sixth Presbyterian Church.
LITTLE BEIeUM-rhe Palmer, Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. Kalorama roads northwest
Talbot St. Paurs Episcopal Church. Twenty
"THE DOOR OF DESTINY-Th Mccoy Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church, northeast, m
n s and Rn
SUBSTITUTE FOR WINsTss Rev. Johnson Grace Baptist
Tenth and D streets southwest, $ p. m.
WHAT 1T COSTS SoULThe Rev Everest Granger
Gunon Temple Church. Fourteenth and streets
OF GoD-The George Street Christian
Church. and streets northeast, 7:4s p m
east Baptist Temple and Twelfth streets northeast p m
"THE GOSPEL OF HANDThe Rev. James shera Montgomery
Episcopal Church, John Marshall place and
northwest m
Charles F. Steck Lutherr Eppnany Ihu onh
and northwest
.rHE COST OF NOT BEING Rev Henry Anstad
Luther Place Memorial Church, and streets northwest
WHAT SHALL BEL1EvE?"The Rev T. Brundse lexington
Capitol street. Florida
p.
SERMON-The William A. waos' ." MAIN Anean "nui sn
southwest, 8 p NJ
IAN oLDTIME IAoR-The Rev. Paul HkOk Metropolitan Presoy
r sreetsSo
6. VOTING MANS RELIGON-The Rev j. Harvey Dunham Western
Church Nineteenth Twentieth
streets northwest, 8 M
AH"-Th Ensor Calvary Methodist Episcopal Cnurc
northwest
WLLThe James Marshall West Street Cnurc
near hirty-frst northwest,
rOuRTEzANS PENITENCE"-re J. j. Muir Temple Baptist
Church Tenth and northwest, m
A
tvean Church. and Rhode Island avenue northwest
p
SPIRITUAL AWAKENINGrhe Rev Hnn " Howle Second baust
Church. and Virginia avenue southeast 73o P M
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Wants Seats For Motormen.

To the Editor Of the Mail Bag:
Why not advocate seats for the motor
men and conductors on the street cars?
No harm could come of chairs or
some other kind of apparatus on which
these men could occasionally sit and
rest TO stand on ones feet eight or
ten hours a day and stand the brunt of
attack of any army of grouches, Is too
much for mems nerves and constitu-
tions. You remember when the vesti-
bule was agitated for the motormen
there was a great hue and cry that the
motormen would not be able to avoid
danger as well if protected from the
wind and rain. 1t would not make a
man less lax in the performance of
his duties to add to his comfort:
w. B. BAKER.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
More Parks Needed In Georgetown.

To the Editor Of the Mail Bag:
Could you. or some Of your readers
inform me what has become CT the
project to turn the old Georgetown res
ervoir site into a public park? George
town is woefully shy of parks. having
less open spaces than any other Sec
tion.
Nearly two years ago. Col. Spencer
Cosby, then superintendent Of public
buildings and grounds delivered an ad'
dress before the Georgetown Citizens
Association in which he suggested anc
advocated a park on the reservoir site
The Citizens Association has advocated
this project. Is this movement pigeon
hcled, or will 1t ever bear fruit.
GEORGETOWN.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25

their "unwieldy majority" would be
pruned down to fighting weight. 1t
is only fair to observe that while
some theoretical parliamentarians
present very good sort of argu-
ment in favor of closer majorities
in the House, the party in power is
very apt to find ways of managing
itself. no matter how big its major
ity may be, and that the voters have
never yet received an appeal from
any party to save it from a too-em-
bracing majority.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Another Criticism of Women's Manners

To the Editor of the Mail Bag:
Women are nice creatures, l thlnk'
be,ne one myself. but many Of them 90
something which I do not like. Ilme
and time again 1 have seen a woman
get on the street car and LOOK only at
on empty one they continue to stare at
the few men near them or else look on
into space with an injured air. Rarely
40 tbev look down the full length OF the
car to see If there is a vacancy at Ine
other end. Ladies, please look at every
sent before you turn your oacK on .ne
Gov and make some nice polite man
oerar Won his seat Our sex Is not stupid
but si,ch actions make us appear SO.
ou' '' PRISCILLA CRUDE.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Life e-SaVers Rescue II
Marooned Upon Crib

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25. - Eleven
workmen. employed on a new intake
crib nearly mile out in Lake Michi-
gan, We're rescued from death by the
life sowing crew.
ing the crib made 1t impossible for a
tug to approach close enough to take
the men off
A. G. Hehlanke, a member Of the
life saving crew, swan to the crib
from a motor boat with a line and
life belt and one by one the men were
saved.
The rescue calls to mind the disaster
on April 20, 1893, when twenty one
men lost their lives on a waterworks
crib here during storm.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Solves the Age Problem.

To the Editor of the Mail Bag:
In answer to Mr.. Ryan's question OF
October %:
The mans age is forty-four and four
ninths years.
The wifes age thirty-three and three
ninths years.
When he was thirty-three and three
ninths years old she was twenty-five
and two-ninths. or just half his present
age. When she is forty-four and four.
ninths years old, he will be f1fty-fve
and fve-ninths, and the sum Of theil
ages will be 100 years.
T l. HOEEMEISTER.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
Wishes Telephone Company Curbed.

tn The Editor of the Mail Bag:
am glad to note that the Public
Utilities Commission has undertaken an
investigation of complaints against the
telephone company.
This CORPORATION. with its MONOPOLY
10 the most arrogant public service in
stitution in the District, and 1t is high time
that it's fragrant abuse OF apparent uniim7
tied control over its patrons should
cease Where other cities have com
netjtion in the telephone field Washing
Ton Ia absolutely in helpless and must
bow To the demands of the corporation.
Tho company knows it has its patrons
IN a tight grip and therefore has done
about as II pleased in the past.
Government ownership Of the tele-
,hona system would be the remedy, but
mil such O. condition comes to pass IL
is hoped that the utilities commission
viii strip the corporation of some OF us
Tnhridled power over patrons.
ui''i i'' A VICTIM.
child,er's Needs Point To Teachers
Pensions.
70 tho Editor of the Mail Bag:
In discussing teachers PENSIONS
notice that school officials and others
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
12O Give Blood for
Carrel's Operations

PARIS. Oct 25-La Liberte says 120
men have responded to DR.. Alexis
Carrers appeal for blood for TRANSMISSION
operations.
The list includes several wealthy
Lyons silk manufacturers.
The Washington times., 1914-10-25
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

nu S. ID. p. u. & p. d., kateri je
morda &c prekoracil starost As
let. AkO sc ustanOvi penzijski
sklad, maj bode isti poplnoma ne
odvisen cd vseh drugih skladov,
ter maj bode "a isti sklad samo
istO clanstvO obvczano, katero Sc
IA penzijo zavaruje. Pravila gle
de penzije Sc maj natanGno ma
podlagi statistike sestavijo, gla-
som katcrih sc izplacevanje pen
zije maj Omeji ma ia naGin, ola
bode temu skladu zasiguran OBJ
stanek.
12.) Vprasanje glede zavetisGa
Sc prepusti konvenciji, ker smo
u%vcrjeni, da bode istega vprasa-
ME tenn lozje reSiti, ko bode en-
KRAFT zdruzenje re fakticno dovr-
seno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

vseh |naprednih or%ganizacij "a
slovenski narod v Ameriki. Nj sc
slo "a ponizanje, ampak "a izvrsi-
tev kulturne nalOge, XII Sc mora
pref ali slej izvrsiti. ako hoeemo
Slovenci kot narod imeti Sc kak-
sen pomen v amerikanski republic
XII. In to nalogo so razumeli dele
gatJe IN. delegatinje S. n. p. j.
ma peti konvenciji, cato so 81 steli
v dolznost, da kot zastopniki mai
vecJe napredne podporne organi-
zaciJe store, kar je V Nth moGi, da
Sc ia kulturna nalOga izvrsi.
Slovcnski narodni podp. jedno-
ii Sc hi treba bahati. Ia MEN IL
gled skrbe ze njeni tajni nasprot-
nikl, XII hi najrajSe videli, da hi
lezala ma mrtvaSkem odru, da hi
Sc tako uniGilo stremljenie pc ma
predku V slovenskcm narodu V A
mcriki.
lie dvakrat so pregledali draw
nj nadzorniki poslovanjc Slovcn-
ske narodnc podporne jednote. V
zadnji izdaji "Glasila" lahko 6i-
tate rcZulatit t. prciskavc V
v%riginalu, Xxi j. povscm cast
no in pohvalno koncal "a Sloven-
sko narodno podporno jednoto, Xxi
potrdi, ola So ne priobcujc raGu-
nov, XII so izdelani ma podlagi fal.
cifiranih blanc. NajznacilnejSe
je bio, da so DRAWN nadzorniki
pri TEN pregledovanju preglcdali
vsako obveznico (bond), keda!
potccejO Obrcsti tch obveznic it'd
Sc We, je bila to njih pravica in
tlanstvo naSe organizacije je lah
ko cello zadovoljno, da Sc je izvr
Silo tako, ker je sedaj prepricano
da je njih organizacija ma zdrav.
%finanGni podlagi in da %naprcdujt
vseskozi.
PorOcilo drzavnih nadzorniko>
ne dokazuje mic druzega, da sc
nasprotniki Slovenske narodnt
podporne jednotc zopet bogatejs
"a emo blamazo.
Bratjc in sestre S. y. p. j.
Pojdimo prek tajnih %nasprotni
kov S. y. y. j. ma dnevni red! Pc
castili hi jih prevec, ako bi zanj,
porabili mnogo prostora svojen
"Glasilu". Delajmo z vsemi svo
jimi moGmi, Ola Sc zdruzitcv izvrS
2 najmanjsimi trOSki. da sc Ia w
~tisoccrih cimprc.ie uresni6il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
RESOLUCIJA o ZDRUZENJU
NAPREDNIH JEDNOT IN
ZVEZ,
XII 10 je sprejela s. D. P. z.

Resolucija, XII jo jc osvojila
S. ID. p. Y. sc po svojem bistvu
raziikuje cd resolucije, Xxi 10 je
osvojila S. n. p. j., cato je po-
treba, da clani vseh prizadetih
organizacij pazno precitajo ODE
predno Sc odlOcijo "a emo ali
drugo.
RESOLUCIJA.
Glavni odbor S. ID. =. T., zbran
ma sell dine 90. maja in 2. junija,
je sestavil V prih zdruzenja slo-
venskih organizacij ter predlaga
vsem clanstvu prizadetih organi-
ZACH V razpravljanje naslednjo
resolucijo:
Organizacije, katere so Sc re IL
rekle "a zdruzenje, maj bi Sc zdru-
zile pc naslednjih nacrtih:
~ Clanstvo vsake posamezne
organizacije maj naprej odglasu-
je. kedo je "a zdruzitev in kedo
ne, to Sc maj zgodi ma ia nacin,
Ola glasuje vsak posamezen clan
in clanica pri svoji organizaciji
"a ne, ali ia. Glasovnico V Ia ma
men mai formulira pripravljalni
odbor. Vsak clan in clanica mai
glasujc pri vseh organizacijah pri
katerih je elan to je, da ako je
kcdo elan pri dveh ali treh orga-
nizacijah, ina glas pri vsch 18TH.
p Kakor nitro so glasovnice
%posameznih organizacij izkazale,
da je p~ostavno dolocena ve6ina
"a zd~ruzenjc. sc maj sklicc skup-
IA l-onvencija vsch prizadctih
organizacij, (kjer je postavno "a
htevana vcGina Glanstva glasova-
la "a zdruzenje).
b. Konvencija Sc maj vrsi V
kraju, katcrcga doloci splosno
glasovanje vsega skupnega clan
silva prizadetih organizacij. a
vsaka organizacija maj postavi V
kandidaturo "a konvcncijo inc
cnega kraja ali mcsta glasom
svoiih 2ravil ali slicnih dolocb.
~ Ia skupna konvencija maj
Sc stoji IL sledecih zastopnikov
glavnih odbornikOv vsch organi.
zacij. katcre so Sc glasOm V to6ki
prvi navcdnega glasovanja H.
reklc "a zd~ruzenje glasovanja
Odbora, ter delegatov in delega.
tinj. katere vol Glanstvo ma ma.
slednji naGin:
az drustva vseh prizadetih or
ganizacij sc pc posameznih nasel-
binah mai zdruzijo, ter volijo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
JE IZSLA
KNJuzICA

'KatolisAa cerkev in socializem.'
Knjizica obsega SO strani. Ko.
mad 10c. Soeialisticni klubi in
posamezniki, XII naroGe mad Is
komadov dobe SO proc. popusta-
Naroea SO pri upravnistvu Pro-
letarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

IN WA NV
do 3VO clanov in clanic pc enega,
a "a vsacih nadaljnih 300 pa DO
enega delegate.
81 Ako naselbina ne steje skup-
no 100 clanOv in clanic, Sc lahko
zdruzl z drugimi naselbinami, ter
poslJe takO skupno delegate v
smislu odstavka AZ tie tocke). Po-
oblastlla, kot tudi vse druge IL
slime "a %pripravno te skupne kon-
venclJe maj sestavi pripravljalni
odbor.
81 Dnevnice delegation plaza
10 drustva, OF. clanstvo, katero
jih posilja, a voznje stroske dele
gatOm in odbornikom Sc izplaca-
10 IL skupne zdruzene blagajne (;
kar Sc lahko stori ma Ia naGin,
da prevzame vsaka zastopana or
ganizaciJa V p%oravnavo del ONE
njenih stroSkov odnosno po Ste
vilu Glanstva.
g. Ia k~onvencija maj uredi
praviia, katera bodo odgovarjala
potrebi clanstva zdruzene organi-
zaciJc, kot tudi postavam vseh
drzav. kjer bode zdruzenc orga-
n~izaciJa poslovala. Odobri mai ma
trt, pc katerem Sc zdruzenje mai
izvrsi. Izvoli maj Sc ma tel kon-
venciJi odbor IA Zdruzcno orga-
nizacijo, kateri prevzame urade
in V kraju, katerega maj istotako
dolOci ia konvencija.
~ Vsaka organizacija maj IL
plaza svojim Glanom vse obvezno-
SIT, to je bolniSko podporo, smrt-
nino, poSkodnino, katere so gla-
som pravil dclezni, ter vse druge
morebitne dolgove in obveznosti
do casa. ~katerega doloGi ia skup-
ma konvencija.
ST. Vsaka nadaljna, oziroma
ponovna zdravniSka preiskava maj
popolnoma izostane, razun "a ella
ne in clanice. kateri Sc hoGejo "a
varovati "a viSjo, kot znaSa nil
hova sedanja skupna zavarovalni-
ma pri vseh organizacijah. Xxi so
- takO iZreklc "a zdruzitev. OF.
Sc zdruzijo.
81 Zavarovalnina maj Sc pri
zdruzeni organizaciji razdeli V
posamezne sklade kot, posmrtnin-
ski, bolniski, poSkodninski, u
pravni, ~rezcrvni it'd, ter mai bode
vsak sklad neodvisen cd drugega.
Clanom in tlanicam maj bode
omogoeeno Sc zavarovati viSje V
cnem skladu kot drugem, ma
primer "a ~najviSjo smrtnino in
~najnizjo bolnisko podporo ali pa
naobratno it'd. Vsakdo pa, kedor
hoce biti z%avarovan V bolniskem
Oddelku, mora biti zavarovan
tudi V posmrtninskem.
10.) Gotovina vseh organizacij
katerc so Sc zdruzile. Sc maj spo-
il ma ia nacin, da Sc spojijo slic-
nj skladi ma primer: smrtninski
sklad skupaj, poSkodninski sku-
PAL. bolniski skupaj, it'd, vsaka
organizacija, katera Sc zdruzi
maj prispeva V skupni smrtninski
sklad najmanj Us Il petino) cd
stotka skupne smrtninske zavaro-
valnice obveznosti to je, ako INA
ga ma primer skupna Obveznost
smrtnino pri eni organizaciji
S5O0,000.0O, ora prispevati V
skupni posmrtninski sklad maj
mani 100000, ako steje obvez-
nosti 800, 10000. mora placati
najmanj $4,000 V posmrtninski
sklad, it'd, v bolniSki sklad mora
prispevati ~najmanj vsoto, katera
je jednako visoka enodnevni OBJ
veznOsti napram svojim clanom
in clanicam ma bolniSki podpori
ali ,ako steje organizacija 5000
clanov in clanic, kateri so zavaro.
vani vsak po 800 dncvne Dol.
niske podporc, toraj skupaj "a
100000 dnevno, mora prispeva-
ii skupni bolniSki skiad maj.
mani 81 100000. V poskodninski
sklad nor %prispevati najmanj
polovico vsote. kOt zahte-
vamo V posmrtninski sklad a "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-16
Try This if You
Have Dandruf
Or Are Bothered With Falling
Hair or itching Scalp

There IL one sure way that never
falls to remove dandruN completely.
and that is to dissolve it. This de-
stroys IL entirely. To do this, lust
get about four ounces of plain, or
binary liquid arvon. apply Ii Mt night
when retiring. use enough 20 moist
on tho scalp and rub Ii in gently
with the finger tips.
by morning most, II not all, of
your dandruff Will be gone. and three
or four more applications will COM
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of II, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find, too. that all itching
and digging OF tho scalp will stop
instantly. and your hair will be fluff
~. lustrous. glossy, silky aud soft,
and look and feel n hundred times
better.
III you want to keep your hair
looking rich, do by all means get rid
of dandruff, for nothing DESTROYS
the hair so quickly. II not only
starves tho hair and makes Il fall
out, but II makes II stringy, strag-
giy, dull, dry, brittle and lifeless,
and everybody notices IL. You can
get liquid arvon at any drug store.
1t 10 inexpensive, and four ounces is
all you VIII need. This simple rem
edy has never been known to fail
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-16

IN STREETS;;20
ARE ENGULFED
Caveins Following Violent
Storm Swallow Up Pedes-
TRANS i'm Paris.
CITY is UNDERMINED
Firemen Dig for Taxieab
Which Carried Woman and
Driver to Death.

PARIS, June 10 Twenty were
killed In Monday nights storm
here.
The majority OF the victims were
engulfed In street cave-ins due To
tho terrific downpour OF rain.
Some OF these pits were block
long. reaching from house 10 house
across important streets, and IS or
80 feet deep.
Four dead bodies were recovered
from n single one OF these chaama
AT the Intersection Of Rue Trochet.
Rue Auber aud the boulevard
fiaussman. All were badly crushed.
Dozen Are Enaulfed
Another bad eaye-in was at the
intersection OF Rue he Hoetie and
Rue du Fauburg St Honore. where
q dozen persons who had sought
refuge from the storm under tho
caves OF the Church OF 1T. Phil
llppc dc Roule were drawn into tho
gulf and probably all persisted
In the Place ST Augustin a tart.
cab. with ltn chauffeur and WON.
an passenger. went down with n
section OF street, which caved be-
meath tho cabs wheels
F'iremen, who were near the
scene. dug desperately 10 save the
chauffeur and his passenger. but
when they reached the taxicnb
both were dead.
Into every caye.in broken sewers
poured torrents Of water Other
sewers burst In the Rue de Rypli.
the Rue Bolasy dAnglaise and the
boulevard Ney, flooding the streets
two or three feet deep.
Tho subway under the Place dc
Ia Concorde also waa flooded.
Troops Called Out
The caving and crnmbltnT of the
streets weakened many founda,
tiona ard the authorities we're kept
busy moving families from build.
insx they feared would fall
Troops were called out 90 aid the
police In oordoning the streets
where cAve.sns had occurred. and
the fire department tniied through.
out the night to rescue as many
persons as possible,
More Streets Undermined
With daylight. tho search for
victims was pushed more rapidly.
and by this afternoon nine corpses
had been recovered.
Engineers expressed the opinion
tha, tho flooding Of the sewers
probably had resulted In the scoop.
ing out OF numerous tunnels and
cavernM under the city and that
more streets we're iikely 20 col.
iarse.
Resides the damage by water.
many buildings were struck and
several persons were Killed by
lightning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-16
CHEASTY LEAVES $4,000 TO
EACH OF EIGHT FRIENDS

The viii OF Edward G. Cheasty,
the Seattle merchant whose funeral
was held yesterday, has been adj
mitted to probate.
1t was executed May I'll, 1914
Henry y. Mcclure In named cxecs,-
tor.
Eight cash beQuests OF $4,000 each
were left to friends.
Austin McNamarn. cousin In
San Francisco and sole living r~la.
tive. IL made beneficiary OF tho re-
mainder OF the estate valued a,
800. 600.
Mr.. Cheasty's gold watch waa
given 10 David o'Neii. former EN-
pioye OF the haberdashery. Person.
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al effects and teweiry were given
10 Mira. John siattery. a daughter
OF J. A. BaIllargeon.
Those receiving the $4,000 caah
requests are: Mary Hamilton
O'connor. q friend. Of Santa Mon
ioa. Cal: John ID. Van Buren,. Of
Oakland, Cal: NJ. Stanford. friend.
OF San Francisco: Matilda J. Piper.
daughter OF A. w. Piper. OF Seattle:
Clara G. Wilson. daughter OF VIM.
r. Wilson. late OF Seattle; Mrs. Lii
tan II. Wheidon. lT22 itih ay.. se-
attic. Arthur shepard. secretary of
cheasty's haberdashery J. X. Pld.
duck. manager OF choasty's haheF.
dashery.
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FIRETRAP BURNS.
SEVEN DIE. MANY
ARE BADLY HURT

MILFORD. MAss.. Juno IT,
Seven men persisted. a SCORE were
badly burned. three fatally, and
another score were injured Jump
ing from windows IN q fire which
destroyed Peter Copaliam's board.
Ing house here early today.
The building. originally intended
for shoe shop. was put up in
1860.
II had no fire escapes. fire ex.
tinguishers or watchmen.
Its corridors were five and its
wooden stairways only two and a
half feet wide.
II was damned to the doors with
Armenian workmen employed In
the Draper paper mills.
The flames spread was 80 rapid
~ to be almost an explosion
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HOPKINS IS FOUND
GUILTY OF MURDER

MOUNT VERNON. June is.--Af'
ter celebrating 20 minutes, a jury
yesterday afternoon returned YER.
dict OF guilty of murder In the first
degree against Charles Hopkins,
known an ethe tattooed bandit" for
the murder OF Antoine Olson near
McMurray March 2s.
The principal witness against
Hopkins was John Freeman, who
was with Olson at the time. and was
shot twice by Hopkins. beaten into
Inssnsibillty and left for dead.
Hut two questions we're asked OF
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Deity By placing the name Of God
on the coin OF the realm" That
was Ia 1851. II was April "a. 1864.
before congress finally authorized
the coming Of a 2-cent piece bear
ing the motto. In God we trust
in place of 'E pluribus unum."
Later the director Of the mint was
authorized to stamp this motto,
which is taken from The Star
Spangled Banner" on all gold and
silver coins.