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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
WILL SELL TIMBER

PORTLAND. Feb. 27.-More than
20 600 900 feet OF Sitka spruce and
hemlock. standing timber in tho
Tougass national forest OF Alaska
will be sold to the highest bidder
n, once. The timber is In two
bodiea. the largest in this Fish
creek watershed. Baranoff Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
SEATTLE DENTISTS LEARN
TO FIX Teeth so THEY'LL
never GIVE YOU ANY PAIN

There are In tho normal mouth
&c varieties of benign germs ~
friendly. voll.intentioned germs
There arc | do not know how
many varieties OF malignant germs
sinister. cruel and wicked germs.
These germs good and bad
are ever ut war.
Given sporting chance. the
good germs can thrash and destroy
the bad ones
The purpose OF the New Den.
tistry Is To- give the good germs
that sporting chance.
The New Dentist polishes your
tooth as lapidary polishes a dia
mond. That's all there ia 60 IT,
/ Like most big ideas. II IL simple
The tooth is polished until there
isn't an inequality anywhere on It's
surface.
Technique OF the finest is re.
CURED A germ can set up house.
keeping and bring up large fam.
lily OF children IN cavity or de.
preston one-third the size OF the
point or pin.
Not long agn the school authori.
ties OF Cleveland. Ohio. tried an er.
pertinent They had the mouth OF
every Kid. hoy or giri. IN a school
In the Stun district made as right
as dentistry could make H.
And the actual efficiency OF the
children. In sports and studies. I'M
medlately increased o. and u frac-
ton per cent
That's what hygienic mouths did
for the bodies and minds Of one
set OF children.
Dr. c. NJ Carr. diacovercr Of the
New Dentistry. has Carr clubs" in
a dozen cities In the United States
The Seattle club II the largest. Dr
clyde ~ MAttlce Ia the president
II took DR.. Carr 90 years 20 com.
pei the profession To take his meth.
cd seriously Tho ethical den.
lists wouldn't listen 10 him. and
h. wouldn't have anything 20 do
with the other kind
Now dental and medical colleges
have endorsed him and incorporAt.
/ ed his teachings in their text books.
and ethical" dentists are His Schol.
ara.
Or. Carr has been with the Seat
Z tie club several weeks. suprrinteni.
I ing the work In The clinic Each
"pupiI" Is allowed TO polish the
teeth OF two OF his regular patients.
1t is question Of technique. p"
said Dr Carr "A tooth once prop.
I eriy polished car never decay. be-
cause u can never become unelssn.
There 10 no point OF Judgment on
~"
There are always patients In the
I chairs at the clinic. have a.cu
cases where pyorrhen disappeared
almost Immediately after the teeth
had been polished. leaving the runs
pink and haithy.looking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

FORMULA OF THE OLD
DENTISTRY - Restore lost
parts, or pull the tooth"
FORMULA OF THE NEW
DENTlsTRY-Reduee all an
giles TO graceful curves, polish
all surfaces, and prevent the
loss OF parts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
SAYS HUBBY GREW COLD

The loss OF four fingers and
a subsequent award OF $500
damages broke up the home of
Harry X. Sharpe, according 10
charges Of Mrs. ARda Sharpe
In complaint for divorce filed
in the superior court.
She declares her husband
grew cold and. after buying an
automobile. visited home less
frequently and finally deserted
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
AND PINK TEAS

WALLA WALLA. Feb. 27.-Scor.
ing the church social and church
supper as instruments OF the devil.
Elder g. u. Thompson ~ the North
Pacific union OF the Seventh Day
Adventists. was today indorsed IN
his Views by the conference. which
opened yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
QUEEN ANNE MEETING

Richard SAKE Jones will address
the East Queen Anne Civic Center
club in the Queen Anne branch H.
brary tonight, on the subject OF the
citizens committees report on char.
ter revision. II. ID. Folsom. jr. will
also speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
CREDIT BANKS
ARE DISCUSSED

The second session OF the sixth
annual convention Of the State Co
operative Union OF Washington.
which convened at the Labor TEN.
pie Thursday. IL being held today
Among the important subjects 10
come up for discussion today win
be the formulation OF a bill for
state farm credit banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
Eanla Marlnoff

Let's have your black pencil,
grille, this elephant seems TO be
slipping of my nose"
DO give me your powder puff,
Gladys. darling. this old giraffe
needs touching up"
That's real talk and you may hear
II soon when Seattle girls adopt the
crazicst OF all its crazy fads-the
facial menagerie. Fania Marinoff,
the Russian actress. who is in Amer.
lea appearing In the Chinese drama.
"A Thousand Years Ago" started
the freak fashion when she had an
elephant. a giraffe and few other
beasts painted on her face. Now
all the sensation-seeNug women in
New York are spreading "circuses"
on their faces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
HOLD FUNERAL

BRENERTON. Wash. Feb. 81
Funeral services for Robert l.. Lee,
victim OF the bandits who held mp
tho Great Northern train at Samish,
will be held here today The body
will be shipped 10 his former home
Mt Ackerland. Kan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
BLATCHFORD WINS

NOME. Alaska, Feb. 27.-Percy
Blatchford's dog team, driven by
Kutsak. native. won the Boschen
Gun for the race over the Fort Davis
six mile course. In 2G minutes and
8 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get small package Of Hamburg
breast Tea, or az the German folks
car H. Hamburger Bruat Thee. "
AZ any pharmacy. Take a table.
spoonful! Of the tea. put a cup o,
DolIihg water upon It. pour through
sieve and drink a teacupful al
any time. II IL the most effectlye
way to break cold and cure grlp.
~ u opens the pores. relieving
'o1 gc.tlon ALSO lcosens tho b,v
~. thus. breaking a cold at arc.
u ia inexpensive aud entirely
t"E'iabi". therefore harmless ~
AdvcrtI omrlt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-27

Only one "BRouo aUISI>E"
To get the genuine call Tor fun name. Lara
tive Bromo Quinlne Look for signature Of
y, W. GROVE Cures Cold in One Day. 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
LOCAL STARS TO AP.
PEAR IN L|MEL|GHT
Every Detail Has Been Worked
Out for Elks' Big Show; 1t
Promises to Be a Scream

Have you your tickets for tue Elks
minstres tonight?
Say, the show is going to be great
Tor never was an amatuer perform
ance coacsed 10 such perfection.
Chas, Sapp who is in charge of the
work stated Today thnt the show
could have been staged Tue dav
night 50 perfect are the local stars
IN tsere different parts Every de-
tail has been worked ont to make
this performance one of the grand
est ever produced in Guthrie by To-
cal talent. The }ren Company carry
magnllscent scenery, electrical icf-
fects and costumes and when the
curtain rises at the Guthrie threatre
tonight the audience win be treated
10 one grand surprise The final re-
hearsal wos held at the threatre In S
afternoon, and each singer went
through their songs like professionals
The eight end men are Just natural
born fun makers according to Mr.
sapp's report ANA never was there
more wusome girl chorus on the
stage team win be seen in the group
Of tathries local stars tonight ana
the one big feature Of it all is The
sweet harmony Of their voices.
w. W. Barrics Will again he seen
as the middle man and the Elks feel
fortunate IN having the rigst man for
the right place Every act in the
second Fart is winner and there
vii! be no DUH minutes during the
entire periormaace 50 near perfec-
ton as every de.ail been worked ont.
While the seat sale sas been very
heavy there are still few good ones
left and II you don't want to MISS
T. e real trelt OF the season You want
10 walk. ride, slide. any way to get
there and drop into the Corner Phar-
macy ana get your tickets.
From the present indications the
MINISTRIES win pay to a packed house
tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

HOME AND
HER BABY
PRETTY WIFE OF ARKANSAS
FARMER ELOPES WITH
WHITE SLAYER

Ft Smith, Ark, Feb, 26.---Jess w l.
kie, for whose arrest warrant was
issued here months ago by the fed
eral authorities on charge of whiee
slavery, is under arrest in Tulsa,
Okla, according to word received by
Sheriff John Peters of Crawford
county, Wednesday. He IS charged
with eloping with pretty Mrs r. h.
Russing, aged %, wife of farmer
living near Van Buren. The woman
left a 2-year-old babe in addition to
her husband Following ner dsap-
pearance Russing disposed Of his
property to use the proce els N a
search for his wife. His whereabouts
at present are unknown When he
filed complaint with the go 5ernmeat
authorities he stated he believed VIII
kie, whom he had employed. gave his
wife drugs to secure control Of he.
The woman was arrested with W'lkie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
PUBLIC
OPINION
MISLEADING
EVANGELIST ADAIR SAYS 1T
MAKES SLAVES OF MEN;
THE REVIVAL

The revival meeting is sweeping
Guthrie, and numbers of Influential
citizens are protesting religion and
getting right with God. The Gospel
team is doing a great work. They
held services at the federal lail yes
terday at noon ami report one con
version The prayer meet ngs are
we'll attended, there being i53 at the
meetings yesterday; 80 professions
yesterday, making a grand total CT
323 during the meeting. Mr.. Adair
will speak to the ladies Friday after
noon at 8 O'Clock at tha Baptist
church
The great audience that assembled
at the tabernacle last evening, lsten-
ed intently to the strong and telling
sermon preached from the text: ''And
| saw the wicked buriei, who had
come and gone from the place of the
holy, and they were soon forgotten in
the place where they had so gone.
Come and gone from the place of the
holy, this means, this tabernacle, the
church, the meetings you have at
tended. come and gone time after
time. | want you to notice first the
certainty of death There are two
tn ngs that | know better Cnan any
thing One is that | am saved from
my sins, and the other Is shat | am
going to die. beg you 10 realize the
certainty Of death. 1t is appointed
unto man once TO die, and after
death comeih the Judgment % Heb
9:27, in Ezekiel it says This year
thou shalt surely die" We prepare
for everything else; let us use little
common sense and get ready to live
so that when we die we will not be
ashamed of the crowd WHO follows
our funeral procession to the ceme-
terry.
1t is the same old story The doc
tor drives up to the house, friends
gather and weep, and we know that
death and his pale horse and der IS
approaching. The undertaken backs
up to the door, you see the hearsa
and the pail bearers. There are only
two kinds of people who live, the
Continued on Page 7, Col. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
GENERAL BELIEF THAT
BEMToA'S BODY WAS CREMATED
White House Denies Huerta's
Stories and still Seeks Recovery
Of Denton's Remains

Mexico City, Feb. 26--President
Huerta today refused to permit the
United States to send two thousand
American marines into Mexico as a
guard for the legation here.
THE information came direct from
Huerta.
Huerta said he was asked by Wash
ington to agree to the despatch, in
addition to the Americans, Of thou
sand more men, made up of Germans,
English and French
To all these he returned mega
tive reply on the ground that there
was no need for such precaution
Charge O'Shaunghnessy today de-
MED any knowledge of the proposal,
according to a report Of the plan that
is said to have reached President
Huerta through other channels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
GROUP 3
ELECT NEW
OFFICIALS
J.. .SHAFFNER, OF HOLDEN
WILLIE, MADE CHAIRMAN;
RESOLUTIONS

With the election OF Officers last
night, followed by a special vaudeville
performance and dance IN the ball
room of the lone hotel, Group Three
Of the state bankers association ad
ourned one OF the most successful
meetings held since the formation of
the Groups seven years ago
j. w. Shaffner, cashier Of the
American National bank OF Holden
Vile former vice-c chairman, vas ad-
vanced TO chairman OF the Group,
German French. Jr., of Tonkawa was
chosen vice. chairman, and J A. Smith
cashier Of the Bank Of Sasakwa was
re- elected secretary. The office cf
treasurer was eliminated
More than two hundred bankers
attended the session and all left yot-
ing Guthrie thanks for the splendid
entertainment given thom
The special vaudeville entertain
ment and the dance given afterward
at the lone bah room was well at
tended by the visitors Many Of them
were accompanied by their wives and
daughters and the evening was most
delightfully."- passed The visitors
we're shown through the municipal
bath house and were entertained by
a pipe organ recital at the Masonic
Temple
The date and place for the next
Of the group will he deslg
mated later by the executive commit
too of the state bankers association.
II It had been left to a vote Of the yis
itors here yesterday it is certain tina
Guthrie would again entertain them
next year
Resolutions adopted by Group
Three. Oklahoma state Bankers asso-
citation. al Guthrie, Feb g. 1914;
After thanking the citizens Of
Guthrie AMI ho local bankers or tine
splendd reception and entertain
ment accorded the convenlDn. 4 vas,
Resolved. Tnqt IL Is the S nsr II
this convention that each anl every
banker endeavOr to brsdg about
closer relations between the farmer
and the banker. to The en that the
use II improved methods In sarmlns,
Continued on Page T. Col g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
ADOPT GIRL THAT WAS
NOT LOST CATHERINE

Fort Smith, Ark. Feb. 2t-'Nlr. and
Mrs. b. H. Burns. OF huntsville. an
nounced Tuesday that they would
adopt the girl found in the possession
of George Stuart. an aged wanderer.
last week. and believed at first to
have been Catherine Winters Burns
is manager Of the telephone company
at Huntsville
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
White House Denies Stories

Washington, Feb. 26-Word came
direct today from President Wilson
that the United States had never
requested permission of Huerta
send marines to Mexico City, and hal
neither discussed nor taken up the
subject In any way With the MeNi-
can officials.
The American government is exert
ing every influence at its disposal to
obtain from General Villa the surren
der of the body of William S. Benton.
Secretary Bryan was surprised by
the news dispatches quoting Villa as
saying that Benton was buried in Chi
hlahua
There are persistent reports that
the body has been cremated.
Secretary Bryan conferred with the
president and the latter said that
nothing new had developed
High officials conceded today that
development of the American policy
hinged largely on the outcome of the
Benton inquiry which promises to de-
velop into a test of Carranza author
ity over that of Villa.
At conference this afternoon be-
tween Secretary Bryan and Ambassa-
dor Spring Rice it was decided that
British Consul Percival will not be
permitted to proceed into Mexico for
the purpose Of making an eXamina-
tion of William S. Benton's body un-
til better arrangements can be
made"
Conflicting reports as to the loca-
tion of the body, convinced the of
f'cials that the British consul could
not proceed intelligently until the
situation was made more definite
Meanwhile the American government
will press an investigation
Offic ais here regarded Huerta's an
nouncement concerning the taking oil
marines to Mexico CITY as being made
for its possible effect in Mexico City
and to accentuate the provisional
presidents assurances that foreignegs
are in no danger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
BRITAIN
AROUSED
BY CHIEF SAM
GOLD COAST KINGDOM
MAY FAIL THROUGH ENG
LANDS PROTEST

Washington, Feb 26iAt the re-
quest of the British government the
state department has asked the de-
partment of justice to inquire into
the proposed establishment OF ne
gro kingdom on the gold coast Of
Africa by Chief Sam Of Oklahoma. An
investigation will be made, although
it is not believed the American gov
eminent can take any action to pre-
vent the emigration of negroes,
The British officials suggested that
{ hef Sam and his followers might
find the gold coast unsuitable for their
kingdom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
BALL TEAMS CHEER
ROYAL SPORTSMAN
(By Associated Press

London, Feb. 26.-Three hearty
American cheers and tiger was the
welcome given by the New York and
Chicago baseball teams to King
George this afternoon on his arrival
on the Chelsea football .,roani TO
witness the game between Them.
The players were grouped I'M
med ately before Ine royal hoN and
rattle of hurrahs Immensely pleased
the royal sportsman.
Chicago won. ) to 1. King George
and thirty thousand spectators saw
the splendid game. When foul
from Exams bat broke window
above the royal box. the king did
not even dodge the fal ng g'sss. He
took away piece of the glass as a
souvenir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
TWO M ORE RESIDENCES
VISITED BY THIEVES
LAST NIGHT
ORGANIZED BUNCH or
YECCS At WORK N CITY
Citizens Hold Meeting 10 Discuss
ldW|cSSneSS-.- detectives TO
Be Employed

lndsmayed by the united efforts
OF county and city officers to capture
them, a gang OF porch climbers and
house burglars is still operating IN
! Guthrie
The thieves evidently are well or
ganized and know the residence dts
trlct Well II is apparent that the
thieves have watchers to cover their
work That there are several men
doing the looting was exempllfied last
night when two residences, one on
the west side and one on the east
side OF the river were entered at al
mosl the same hour OF night.
Green Home Visited
At the Fred Green residence. i24
East Oklanoma avenue, the thieves
had slashed the wire screen In the
kitchen door and had a skeleton KEY
In the lock, when Green. hearing the
noise flooded the house with light.
The thieves beat a hasty retreat, but
left tracks and one other clue upon
which the officers are now working.
AT 1901 West Warner avenue, at
about the same hour, an entrance
was made by practically the same
means to the residence OF Fred By
man The thieves became frightened
here also and left without taking any
thing.
Burglars also entered the house oe-
cupied by Wm. Griggs On West Per-
klns and purloned suit OF clothes
Officers have located the clothes
and are now trying to locate the
thieves.
theory advanced BY Walter Hun-
phrey, deputy sheriff, Is that the two
places where attempts to rob were
made last night was done for the pir-
pose ol confusing the officers into
believing that more than one gang Is
operating in the city. when in reality
mere Is but one
Since September II robberies OF
more or less Importance have oc
'urred in Guthrie and hut three arr
rests have been made No clue 10 the
Weinherger robbery has been secured
80 far During the present month
house robbing has become a tad with
he thieves and the citizens Of the city
are wondering what can be done To
prevent it, There * agitation Of
proposition Tor hiring special night
Aatchmen 70 guard the residence dis
rcts AGENTS handling burglary in
iurancc are doing rushing busin1s
and dealers IN revolvers and ammuni-
ion report brisk sales
chief Carter is out in another warn
ue # ls When you hear an alarm
,loot and shoot TO kin
A meeting of twenty five business
men was held this afternoon to dis
.uss the burglary situation and 10
'mplog special detectives.
Alarm is felt over the entire city
,nJ aer.ous women are almost fran
.ic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
z KILLED; 8 INJURED
IN BERLIN EXPLOSION

Berlin. Feb eG Twelve men We're
kiHed and eight fatally injured ia an
explosion which DESTROYED ,he an'lne
dive factory at Hummelshine, today
Fonr hundred employees were in tie
buiidine az the tine Of the aNpIosiou.
which vas heard an over Beren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

Chief Sam. who claimed to have "a
royal commission from an African
tribal chief to bring back as many
American members Of his race rs
would 20, operated throughout Okla
homa for several months last fall
His offer was that FOR $25 any negro
could Join the colony in his native
land and would be given several acres
Of ground Hundreds Of negroes ae-
cepted the offer and are on their way
to Africa
Three hundred negroes from Logan
and Lincoln counties went with
hief Sam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
HUERTA WANTS No
MARINES IN MEXICO
DUCKS PLENTIFUL ANO
SAFE FROM HUNTERS

The cold weather of the past few
days has chased the pinldil ducks
this way Thousands of them are re
ported on the salt plains and many
are to be seen on the lakes and
streams near this city. The new
federal law protects them from the
hunter. 1t is fine Of $100 10 shoot a
duck now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
BOUND AGENT WITH
NECKTiES AND BELTS

Fort smith, Ark. Feb -6-P A.
Bowen. night watchmau Of the Frisco
station at Bentonyl!e. was made p
captive br three masked bandits last
night Taking their necSties ana
pistol belts and BoNen's neckiie. the
tied the Waterman 10 scales in tns
freight room Then they lynamirei
ID safe in tine ticket office and escap-
"a With $3.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
OKLAHOMA ROAD
is UNCHANGED

Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb 26-
The Oklahoma Central railroad. by
Asa T. Ramsey. receiver. lakes a
valuation return for 1914 Of Sll.l.
1868 The road was assessed on o.
yaluat on Of si.i5L244 in 1919. Their
is very little improvement saown over
the report OF 1913 The r ad has %
total Of 1876 miles OF main track.
the same as reported last wear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
WEST SUCCEEDS
BACON IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga, Feb 26.-W. 5. West,
a lawyer OF Caldosta, Ga, tcday was
appointed by Governor Slaton as
United states senator TO succeed the
late Senator A. o. Bacbon. Mr. West
will serve until next November, when
a state election will he held He is
aged 60 years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
WHAT IT COSTS UNCLE SAM

Washington Feb. 20 Mexican ref
usees. soldiers. women. children md
camp followers harbored on the bor-
der have cost The United States Sia2.-
l5i SO far and viii cost $4,000
month hereafter. Secretary Bryan so
informed congress Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
BURGLAR|ES BEGIN tn
CAUSE LOCAL PANIC
INTERVENTION IS SURE,
SAYS LIEUT.. 0LSM|TA

letter received today bv Judge
Olsmith from his son, Lieutenant
Vernon Olsmlth, who is now located
at Texas City, on the Mexican border,
says that Intervention in Mexico by
the United States AMI England Is
expected to happen now At my hour
Lieutenant Olsm'th Is with the 2%rd
regiment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
AMADA MAY. TEMPERANCE
WORKER. DIES IN CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles. Cal Feb. eG Mis-
Amada Mav. aged eighty-six. a noted
temperance worker In the campaign
which male Maine dry ali also a
participant n the Kansas dry fight
died at her home here this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
SUNDAYS PITTSBURGH CAM
PAIGN A MONEY MAKER

Pittsburgh. Pa iT'eb. 26.-Billy sun
day closed his Pittsburgh campaign
Monday He made 25.761 converts
and received $4,000 In cash. The
expense and charities OF the revival
approximated s3s.+10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
GRlSWOLD, GREAT BAS5O.
DIES FROM OPERATION.

New York, Feb 26.-Putlam Girls
void, American basso and member Of
the Metropolitan Opera company,
died IN a santarium here today after
an operation for appendicitis.