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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
BELL AT TEXAS CITY
Assumes Command OF Second Division.
Army Ready to Move.
Special TO The Times Dispa tch.l
"a lNnstnn Nav inr I

Especial TO The Times -Dispa tchl
;, Galveston, May l0.-Ma ior General
Franklin Bell arrived at Texas CITY
this afternoon and assumed command
OF the Second Division.
Ii Generai Beii WAS ' net met at the train
ters by Il troop of cavalry. His first
work following his arrival was to re-
view the men ~ the Sixth Cavalry. who
tiled past on their milli-whitc horses,
with II band at their head. Afterward
General Bell went on n motor tour OF
are now awaiting orders TO start for
Mexico. He expressed himself rs highly
pleased with the efficient manner In
which the camp has been arranged
Five transports arc now anchored
here in readiness to convey the troops
to whatever port may be dcsgnat ed
total tonnage OF over 10000. and can
provide Accommodations for every man
OF the Third and Sixth BriGades, in
command of General LigKett and Brig
adler General Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
WEDNESDAY CLUB
FESTIVAL TONIGHT
Famous Stars From Metropolitan
Opera House Have Part
in Program.
GREAT CHORUS WELL TRAINED
Twenty-First Annual Music Fes-
tival Promises to Be Best in
Clubs History.
GREAT CHORUS WELL TRAINED
First Concert Tonight

ARTISTS
q Alma Giuck Soprano
Olive kline, Soprano
Pnul AIthouse, Tenor
The Wednesday Club Chorus
w. Henry Bakcr, Director
The Metropolitan Opcrn House Or
chcstrR
Richard IInsemnn. Conductor
!. "Hymn OF Praise" McndcIssOhn
Alma Gluck, Olive Kline,
Paul Althousc
The Wednesday Club Chorus
INTERMISSIOS
2. Hungarian Ithnpsody, No. I .Lisnt
Orchestra
.. Arla, "FlOwcr song" from
"Cnrmcn' ........... .Bizct
Paul AlthOusc
4. Ariu, "BiOndinn," from "Seragiia"
Mozart
Alma GIurk
q. Arin. "Cielo e mar, from LIN
GfOcOndn" ...... .POnchicIIi
Paul AIthousc
@. Aria, "Cnstn diva" from
"NorWu' ......-. Hcitini
Alma Giuck
.. March. "lOmp md CIrcum-
Orchestra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
ATTRACT LITTLE ATTENTION
"Mournrrs" oInrch for III Minutes I'm
Front Of Standard OH Building.

New York, May l0.--Mrs. linton Sin
clair and David Thonz. OF the band or
mourncrS who are giving John -
Rockefellcr. Jr.. the Social chiii'' hv
marchinE in silence to ana fro In
troht OF the standard oil Building.
three minutes this afternoon. I'm, -,
tractcd little attention.
Henry Frank, preacher. who was
the Colorado miners in Royviinr Crocr
iark, failed to show up. and shorty
before o'clock tho "mourners' na
rhne , ceased. Neither Of the Inarchers
WOre crepe on thcIr nrms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
HELD FOR TRIPLE MURDER
Youth Charged with killing Men Who
Mndr RcmnrkS NeMectinE on Mother

Made Remnrks RehectinE on Mother.
Ocilla. Ga, May l0.--Charged with
shooting and Killing three. = other
youths. Preston Williams. sixteen
years old, Is In the county jail here
Tonight. Evidence given at the coro-
ner's inquest tended to show that the
three youths were killed because they
made alleged remarks rejecting upon
Will!ams's mother.
The three victims We're Jesse Sum-
ner. Elbert, Gay and Robert Gay. the
latter two being brothers. They were
shot with a shotgun as they were
driving away yesterday from the home
OF J. W. Williams. father of the youth
held for the killings. Sumner and
Robert Gay died almost instantly, and
Elbert Gay died to-day.
Cured within sight of where II. Il.
Bostwick shot and killed i've officers
three years ago when they attempted
to arrest him, and whore he was shot
down finally by the State militia.
The two brothers killed belonged
to one OF the Oldest and most Dromj :
nent families In this section OF Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
ENVOY AT WHITE HOUSE
Protest tSninst Landing of Aners-
ems on LOhos IslMnd flcccINcd.


Washington. May 10.-PrDsitlent
Wilson received ut the White House
to-day Ambassador Da CANA. of Bra
zil. ranking member OF the South
Nmerican mcdlators who are trying
TO compose the Mexican trouble.
Neither the White House nor tho
minister would make any statement.
but the receipt later of dispatch
from Mexico city, stating that For
cien Minister Ruiz had protested to
the mediators that several United
states torpedo boats with II transport
and tender had landed party on
Lobos island, eight miles off the coast.
and had taken the lighthouse, was be-
lieved 10 have been the purpose of tho
ambassadors unusual visit to tho
White House on Sunday.
The mediators had held an carly con-
ference previous TO the ambassadors
call az the White House. and this
nlectinS-on Sunday-indicated devel-
opmcnts of moro than ordinary import
ancc. No Information was obtainabIo
from the inediators or at the Whit,
House concerning Minister Ruiz's tel
cETam. but IL was. understood a renlv
had heeu made. The Navy Department.
had no information about vessels ope-
ating near Lobos Island
TAXING OF hGIiTHOUSE
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE
II has been reported that Huert.,
-
tlhguished to embarrasa navigation on
me west coast. and the same order
Is reported TO have applied to the At
lantic coast. so the seizure OF tho
lighthouse on Lohos Island might be
heid to be a precautionary measure ia
keep The lights burning. and thus pro-
tect all shipping along tho east coast.
Where many British, French. Spanish,
ana other foreign vessels plv
such Il precautionary measure as tho
taxing OF the lighthouse, II is contend
ed. could not he considered q seizure
Of the island. and. therefore, would no,
.usiity any charge OF violation OF tho
Justice Joseph =. Lamar. Of tbo
united States Supreme Court. and Fred
tr'ck -. Lehman. of ST, Louis, former
Hoiicitor -Genefai. will represent the
United states in The conference. Thl.
Lecane known from au authoritative
source Tonight
FOUR NEWSPAPER MEN
GIVEN THEIR FREEDOM
~ development of tho day that served
10 ieieNc anxiety was news OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
WILSON ATTENDS CHURCH
Wcurs White Cnrnntion in Hutton
hole In OlLscrXnncc of MntIicrs, nnx
Especial To The Tim

ISpccial To The Times Dispatch
washington, May l0.-With II white
carnation IN his buttonholc In observ-
ancc OF Mothers Da%: President vii.
son. accompanied by Mrs. Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Sayrc and Professor Stockton
ASson. went to the Central Prcsbyte-
rion Church to-day.
Mrs. Wilson. who was reported ycs-
ter,iay slightly iudisposcd from the
trying ccrcnonials OF the wedding on
Thursday. appeared we'll and smiling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
40 Nephew OF D,,,,.,s

Washington, May lO-Secrctary
Daniels has no nephew named Bur
well, reported killed. lie had no Sis
ters. and all nephcws arc named Dam
'cls. Iher" are no uephcws in his
wites family by the name OF BurweIl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
BOMB IN STURGEON CHURCH
r'Np'""es short Time After Morning
Services EpL

Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch. !
London. May I0.-A bomb sI,nnosci
to have been placed by suffragettrs cx :
nio"eH TINS afternoon in the gallery of
!ha Mctropolltnn Tabernacle. famous ns
the church of Dr. Spurgcou. 'Thn Lon'i,
consisted of u canister cnnt,ininar
hnout Two pounds of powder. 1t was
paced In the gallery during the morn
Ing srrVices, and eNpioucd about half
'te damage was done by the explosion.
Nsnr the spot where the bomb cx-
Ton: "Put Your religion into prnctirc
nnu , sec that women obtain their free
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
PRESIDENT TO NEW YORK
Will Take Part I'm McmnrInI tn ycr.
Cruz Dead u'u-nny

TU-DNy.
WashinBtoE. Mag 10.-Prcsidcnt Will
Mt the service at the BrookIvu Nnvv
Yard tomorrow. he Will pay the re-
spects OF the world to the marines and
hluciackcts who fell in tho capture OF
Vera Cruz. lie was accompnnicd Lv
Secretary Tumulty and Secret Service
men.
ON tho train with the President were
the senate and House delcEations The
President Will return to his train i'm
time to reach Washington OH Tuesday
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
NO MORE FREE SEEDS
Provision STRICKEN From Agricultural |
uiV ty Senate,

WashiuCtolD May l0.-Provisiou for
free distribution for seeds was stricken
from the agricultural hill by the Sen
ate yesterday. senator kcnvou said
ne Thought the farmers OF this coun-
try objected q" the scuG!ng of seeds
10 them by ConGrcssmeu as cheap
attempt To curry favor" The action
was denounced as false economy by
Senator Warren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
siaao--Atlnn,n and nc,urn-s,o.7o

VIA Southern Railway. May 49, II and ls;
return limit May 20. with extension privilege
TO June ~. 1911 StOpovers ali stations.
Office. 3J7 East Main Street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
Many New Bands Of Mercy.

Boston--At the monthly meeting OF
directors of the Massachusetts, Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails. President Rowley announced
that during September the agents ex-
amined 3T5s animals. of which 420
were horses belonging TO fish peddlers
and hawkers; made 80 prosecutions,
with 2S convictions; took 129 horses
from work. and humanely destroyed
1876 horses In the stockyards and abat'
toirs 25,972 animals were examined,
and 81 cattle. swine and sheep
humanely destroyed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30

The native employees of the Mexican
Railway, connecting Vera Cruz with
Mexico City, have planned To strike
unless the company grants their de-
mand for higher wages.
The United States cruiser Tennes
see. which has been engaged in the
relief of American refugees abroad, ar
rived at Beirut.
An official communication states
that up to October 10 there were TO-
cases of cholera in Austria.
A son was born TO Queen Victoria
OF Spain. This is her sixth child.
President Poincare of France was
elected rector OF Glasgow University.
The British schooner Lady of Avon.
from Nova Scotia to Cienfuegos with
a cargo of lumber. is ashore on Turks
Island in the Bahamas.
William Tattersall, the cotton trade
expert, died suddenly in England.
The French Minister of Marine NJ.
Augagheur. announced that the light
house service az the entrance to the
Straits of Dover and also the light.
ships in these waters would be dis
continued until further" notice.
The Budapest correspondent OF the
Korresponsenz. Nordeng. saws that
Hungary has now been entirely clear.
Cd of Russian troops.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
NEW HAVEN Is DIVORCED
FROM BOSTON & MAINE
Railroad Holding Company Directors
All Hand In Resignation.

Boston-Separation OF the Boston
and Maine from New Haven control
became practically complete when all
the directors OF the Boston Railroad
Holding Company resigned, their
places being filled by the five trustees
who will direct the future course Of
the company.
Judge Marcus p. Knowlton OF
Springfield, who is the head of the
board of trustees, was elected presi-
dent OF the holding company, ana
thereby becomes the real director of
Boston and Maine affairs. A controll-
ing interest of Boston and Maine
stock is now in the hands OF the
trustees.
The five trustees met at the South
Station and took Office as soon as the
holding company's directors had re-
signed Except for the fact that the
Boston Railroad Holding Company
cannot be dissolved without the con-
sent of the State Legislature. the for
mality of their selection as directors
would have been unnecessary.
Nominally. as trustees they take
possession OF the holding company's
stock, but as the corporation must
exist until the Legislature provides
for its dissolution. a question might
be raised if the old board Of directors
of the company retained office. for 1t
might be assumed that they had the
right to vote the stock. To prevent
such situation. the old board decided
that It's resignation was in order.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
Latest Telegraphic and Cable
Intelligence Epitomized.
OLD WORLD AND THE NEW
Political Pot Is Bubbling FurIousIy-
News About Ware That Are Rag
ing and Rumors About Wars
to Come.
War Bulletins
llIlIlnllullnlilllIllllll

Gen. w. a. Soukhomlnoff, Russia s
Minister Of War, in a despatch said
the Russian victory in Poland was
complete. The Germans, he declared,
were fleeing hastily, abandoning
wounded, guns and positions prepar-
ed In advance.
Berlin announced that the German
submarine that sank the British cruis-
er Hawke was the U-9 which previ-
ously sent the Aboukir, Hogue and
Cressy to the bottom of the North
Sea.
The Cars offer TO hand over TO
Italy prisoners of war from Austrias
Italian provinces caused enthusiastic
demonstrations in Rome and Milan,
but threatens to embarrass both Italy
and the captured men.
The Prussian Diet passed war bills.
including one granting a credit Of
1915, 100000. The latest German
casualty list contained 1880 names.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
Washington

flibuster collapsed, ending the long
est session ever held at the National
Capitol.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
announced that the IL Federal Re.
serve Banks throughout the country
will begin business on November 10.
A committee of the American Fed
Grafton OF Catholic societies filed with
the State Department an appeal for
protection for Catholic refugees in
Mexico.
One hundred and forty-six thousand
eight hundred and twenty-six income
tax dodgers have evaded the internal
revenue collector in the last ten
months, according to Government ex-
perts.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
Sporting
EInnmnnuualImuluuulnunulnullnunlnIulunu

Leading choices for places on All
America" teams for this year are
Burns, Speaker and Cobb, in the out
field; Daubert, Collins, Maranville and
Baker. in the infeld; Archer and
Schalk, catchers, and James, Rudolph
Alexander and w. Johnson, pitchers.
Only four football teams are still
in the running for the Western Con-
ference championship-Chicago. Wis
consin, Illinois and Minnesota.
President William f. Baker of the
Phillies announced that Pat Moran
had been appointed manager OF his
ball club, replacing Charlie Doom.
Marty O'Toole, pitcher, who was
purchased by the New York National
League Club August 81, has been re-
turned to the Pittsburgh Nationals,
from whom he was bought.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
General

The Illinois State Highway Commits
sion will ask the next Legislature for
$2,500,000 to construct permanent
roads throughout the State. Governor
Dunno is said to favor this amount.
The smokeless powder plants of the
Du Pont Powder Co. at Wilmington
and Carney's Point, n. j., are work
ing double time on orders supposed
TO have been received from Europe.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels is
expected to approve of the council for
national defence bill, scheme SINH
lar to the Gardner resolution, when
he makes his annual report.
Captain r. K. Johnson, who COM
manded the Old Dominion liner Mon
roe, which sank in a collision with
the steamer Nantucket off the coast
of Virginia last January with loss
of forty lives. was held blameless by
the supervising steamship inspector at
Norfolk.
The family Of Venustiano Carranza,
constitutionalist first chief, reached
the Mexican border. They will make
sheir temporary residence at Piedras
Negras, opposite Eagle Pass, Texas
George r. Brewster, a Newburgh.
IN. W lawyer pleaded guilty TO a
charge of misappropriating funds of
the st. Luke Hospital and was SEN
fenced to 21a years at hard labor in
Sing Sing.
John A. Krieger, vice-president Of
the Boston Molasses Co, was found
dead in bed at his home in Brookline
with gas jets turned on.
The First National Bank Of West
Elizabeth, Pa, has been closed be-
cause of the poor industrial condi-
tions. President Pierce promised
that depositors will be paid in full.
A receiver has been appointed for
the firm OF Berg e Berg, a Phila-
delphia dry goods house. 1t is report
ed that the company will be able to
settle all claims.
Emilio Quirol Gomez, a general in
Huerta's army was arrested at San
Antonio charged with smuggling dia-
monds from Mexico.
Owing TO the lack of crime in the
town Of Winlock, Wash, the discharge
OF the town marshal is being agitated.
There has been two arrests in two
years.
Roger Bresnahan, catcher for the
Chicago Cubs" OF the National
League. has been signed to manage
the Brooklyn Federals for three years.
Miss Maud Thomas, 80 years old.
was killed and three others injured
when their automobile skidded and
overturned at Buffalo.
A decrease OF more than 250,00
tn the number OF aliens entering the
United States is indicated in re-
port to Secretary of Labor Wilson
made by Commissioner Of 1mmigra.
tion Caminetti.
A charge of manslaughter was made
against Richard ID. Peters. son OF
Mrs. Richard Dudley Peters. Of Bos.
ton His auto killed Charles Mon.
dino. aged eight.
Col. Butler Ames' hydro-aeropane
is reported to have shown f,reat speed
on the water but TO have failed TO fly
during a secret trial on Haggetts
Pond. Mass.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30

Capt. Robert r. Lee, youngest son
OF the Confederate commander. died
in Upperville, Va, aged II years. Cap
tain Lee saw service In the Civu
| War.
A seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change sold for $4,000, decline Of
$4,000 from the last sale.
Fire destroyed the Nanepashemet
Hotel, a summer resort at Marblehead,
Mass, at loss of $4,000.
Peter w. Meldrim, of Savannah, was
elected president of the American Bar
Association, succeeding William IL.
Taft.
John Levendowski, a prizefghter,
was killed in boxing bout at Tolles.
ton, Ind. John Lundgren, his oppo-
nent, was arrested.
Leon Scaturi, IL years old, whose
father is a watchman, killed himself
while playing with his fathers reyol-
yer in their home in Brooklyn.
Fire on the steamer Minnewaska
OF the Atlantic Transport line destroy
ed sugar valued at 100000 consigned
to the British Government.
From the mastheads Of all the Ger
flag of Germany was flying in honor
OF the Empress Victoria's birthday.
The steamer Ruby arrived at Balti-
more from Spain with a cargo Of l.
098, 900 cork discs, said TO be the
largest single cargo Of cork ever i'm
ported.
General Brayton Ives, president OF
president of the New York Stock Ex-
change, died in Ossining, n. Y, aged
"A years.
DR.. David. r. Day has resigned from
the United States Geological Survey
to enter private practice. DR.. Day
was the author OF the petroleum re-
ports OF the Survey.
Louis Wank, a milk dealer OF Brook
lyn, who has been convicted IL times
OF watering his milk, but always es-
capped a jail sentence, was sent TO
prison for 30 days.
Belleville, n. j., voted a change
to the commission form of govern
ment.
Professor Hugo Muensterberg with
drew his resignation from the chair
of philosophy at Harvard University
at the request of the authorities.
Secretary Daniels signed the order
creating an industrial manager at the
New York Navy Yard, effective No
vember l. Capt. George T.. Burd was
recently designated Industrial manag-
er.
Protests that strikebreakers en-
ployed by big coal companies OF Col
orado are being used in Governor
Ammon's reorganization OF the Colora-
do State Militia were received by the
House Strike Investigating Commit
tee.
The Bethlehem (Pa.) Steel Com
pany has obtained a contract from
France to furnish the French army
with 900 field guns at s25.000,0OO
Frank Leonard and Thomas Rafter,
OF Chicago, were killed and four per.
sons were injured when their auto
mobile crashed into telephone pole.
The explosion OF 5000 barrels OF
Oll III lue heTH HlNeT OIL Helu near
Bakersville, Cal, caused damage OF
100000 to the Standard Oil Co.
A parcel post convention between
the United States and French Guiana
has been arranged, effective Novem-
ber l.
Joliet, ILL.,, is without funds and the
Mayor threatens a shutdown Of all
municipal activities
Miss Dorothy Forbes OF Milton,
Mass, while in Newport. r. l., stop
ped and asked a policeman to direct
her to a restaurant. When she ar
rived at the restaurant she discovered
that $500 bracelet had been stolen
from his wrist.
,IIInnInllII!IIIIllllll
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
Mass. Police Association Elects.

Iawrence-The Massachusetts Po.
lice Association has elected John J.
Sullivan OF Lawrence. president
James Cash OF Taunton. vicepresideut
James McKeaney Of Cambridge. secre
tary. and Arthur II. Chase Of Brockton
treasurer. The next annual conven
Ion will be held In Hayerhill
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-30
The License Question

1t necessary under the present law that the of Rhode
Island should register their decision the License Question.
emphatic in favor of continuing the license
registered the of the every time the
question has been voted for several years.
conditions have which would call for change
in the prcSen system In fact the present license law this year,
during preceding years, has shown itself in operation be
satisfactory .sssssas sss asar4
Neither this other under the license law has
there been any reported violation of the night Sunday holiday
closing laws Selling minors and nebiates almost unknown in
Rhode Island This condition of affairs has been brought about
through the eecua work of the License Law adopted 1908
the standpoint law and ORDER Rhode Island ranks the FORE
of the eSateso the
short all of the called features of the business have been
Rhode
but that the this will be in
continuing the highly satisfactory and the conditions
which exist under it.
Rhode having satisfactorily
which The license question has long
A 'Yes' for is for Good
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06

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T1sa. psop9sl ! ~
|baek Is ~ - i11eolv ~ u y vouIl
~ = ~ 1901 svtnl1 thsn
vs'd - = s1Isaes. ~ y ~ ~ and
slink on y ~. 4,
But ~ sthsr slG4s I ross.
= ont. ~ iieels - = i1'I ~ Spd -
y sinsins ost eAeeSlIl ~ IA vestly:
..supssr's ~ ssa11
Now. - ha1nst IN .dsar-
~" for flvs ysess. ! r. Nv su6s
dsnly and - vas eG1 III min.
nsd sAssDisAly sn1 ~ 1S ~ tine
IN months " chssAsd Svee ks meal
like frisnds. S5-3 sss;s
Latsr ~ eails1 - = y !. and
| asked hsf:
whats ~ New katf
-It's tAs siad sans.~ - dajd.
And " haven't fasss1 ~ three
weeks
The scorers = the A91o11o1 VAL
ley Baseball League - hnS1ng an
avful time ssttiag : tn1cGsp system
Of scoring. One scosse W11 tive .
fielder an error and anesAQ5 one ON
the same play win aesss : ~ One
fan clains that e : beN1oossd In
fielder lets . grousdse @ through
him Il should not - seono1 % an
error. but Bob Fisher saSs that II =
man Il bowieggsd ~ saoul1 wear
wide pants % - 70 fooo ehs bat
ters. why" says be. m thefe was
. bowlegged shortstoD h ~ Amer
lean League don't yoa sup0ose that
every one Of the Athletes ve0ld Just
naturally drive every hall Slght At
him. knowing that he was naturally
and eouldast stop
grounders ~ we'll ~ . non Who Is
not Handicapped that vayf Care they
would.
La Junta tribune., 1914-06-06

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age - - 4 - epuZ -
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~ f1Rfuroav sanc1nAing ~ doh NJ.
us . G1xuag solution - 1ne4oooee
of soda (vashlng sDda) V1eh -
ooaD. oct into IN ~ cognegB cd
esoSlees wtkh snall beuah anA -
. lar8e bsush aad eloths IT. ~ nat
susfAees. Ne8t scald out with eon.
tng vatae. reaching evesy. Doent q
u iatog1oe and. flnally. thogough1y
S1ooo VIII cold water II 0e9oe -
asAln cool the intsriof. Lsavo al
ths dooes oDen for good airing.
Wash ~ flzssrss sad dfain pjDe
. the eA0e- manner. ustng q loog
wiro handled bgusA fo1 ~ lnslde Of
~ drain -. n ~ fixtures aro
~ TO 1aS6o and ~ dEAin ~ b b
sect1nos. ~ = veil also 70 put the0
q ~ eon1Aee bollef and bolling
woshlag so1o oolutioa.
lt = Important. alse. regularly -
leek a1tsr - statieaasy dS1D Dan aad
~ ~ leaAlng from n
TAa pan should - wnshea out and
~ plpo flushed With Z otSo0g oolu-
tioa q 'lye.-woman's Home Com