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The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
JUST TO DIVERT ATTENTION
Negro Girl Had Gxeslleat Reason See
hssd Ornament rhst Licked
otraeOs.

One morning Mrs. Wnmingtoo's 1t.
tentioo was attracted By . strange
spectacle ooniag up the strset. At
that distance she could not quite make
it out: 1t appeared 70 b some sort Of
animal with . headlight fastened to
Its forehead. ~ II came nearer Il ~
solved itself into the shape OF . human
being-psfhaps some shsik with . red
fes. But In another moment Mrs. Will
mington recognised Martha Mafia b.
phrina Smith. the oeventeen-ysarold
negro girl who came every Monday for
the laundry.
Martha Maria haA flaming red rib
bon four inches wide round her hsad:
it was tied in front at the roots Of her
kinky hair into huge bow. the winss
Of which stood out four inches bsyond
her forehead.
Mrs. Wilmington was surprised, for
although she had noticed some Of the
signs Of pride Of dress in Martha
Maria. the girl had more than the or
dinary amount Of good taste.
Why. Martha" exclaimed Mrs. Will
AAAhS eoh' oo shO 6hA SAhAS Aooho ehV
porch, what in the world. are you
wearing that bow for?"
A slow grin widened the girls mouth
and she relaxed into that sagging
droop which in negro indicates q
readiness for conversation.
ITO attract attention, missS."
ITO attract attention? Why do you
want to attract attention."
Il don't, mah'm."
Then why are you wearing that aw-
full bow on your forehead?"
so folkses will look at NAH haid."
why do you want them to look at
your head!"
so they won't look At mah feet
got holes in NAH shoes.
Companion.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
Summertime DAIRY RATION
BY Supplying Supplemental Fssds
Each Pasture VIII Satisfy Greater
Number Of Cows.
(By N. ALBRIGHT. }

BY feeding the cows well during the
summer. we have many points to be
considered.
Each pasture lot will keep a greater
number of cows In prime condition
and profitably. The pasture land will
not deteriorate in value as It would
if oveTstocked.
We consider that the cows that are
kept ir excellent shape throughout the
summer months by supplying them
with both grass and dry rations will
not consume such a large quantity Of
either as they would If fed on a single
ration Of grass.
When winter feeding sets in the
COWS will have become more thor
oushly accustomed to eating grain and
roushage and there will need to be No
change In the feeding-just q sIisa4
increase In the quantity with NO baA
effects brought on - 10 usually ths
case when the change Of feed II maAe
from grass to heavier rations.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
Italy's Fersmest Statesman.

Marquis di San Giuliano. Italian
minister Of foreign affairs. 10 . sicilian
nobleman Of Norman descent, with .
coasistent hatred Of Austria, notwith-
standing the fact that Italy vas sup
possdly Austria's friend. He has lived
sixty-one years. more than half Of
which have been spent in public life.
First, undersecretary in the ministry
of agriculture, he was transtsrred IN
q sabofdinate capacity to the foreign
omee. In 1899 he was neAo Dostnas-
tsfDsaefal, . position that ses1s 70
Asss bssa little to his Hiking. II 1sek
howsvss. he saineA The Doet - lolg
ha1 sought and became n1nistss for
Hpesltn a1airs. He spsat AscA time
II tAs Unitsd 0tatss n 1De4. attssl-
~ tAss snAsspssiiansatasy Snsoa q
o. Lsu1s - psSssADae q tAs ltalaan
1e1n0astsa. A. . Fssnlt e - ltoa1anr
T0sAisA war tAs ktaS q Italy efeaks4
hin Q knigAt q tAs OeAse of H. An
n1aeoaeSoa.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
START the cMAoRen MeaI
esrerAs csa Nse oso,a Tee essa ~
ersess TRasaiao - ~ vssao
uU0s-

Bat Why should ve - afraid of tain.
ing grown-up 70 the children! 1t makes
them feel. 70 their delight, that va
are trusting then. ho.oring then. hak-
ing thsn into oar thosghts and videa-
ing the hosi.os oe tAsirs. Always 1t -
like ~ornwoOd - . ehilA's mouth. ths
sense that we aFo DaaytAg down to him.
putting hin o3 With haby talk. Let
" give hin nee tAa4 hseAse sud. but
something mere noariaAiAg.
have sftea vishsA tAat ! eesld
write . httls hook q DAilasoDay for
children.
Only this jvveails version q the
foundation Of belief would be, like Its
great nanesaka. Noble Introductory
1t would be intended 70 prepare the
children to think ~ they ought OF
Christianity. 1t would b an attempt
to give them some sort Of hold. &C.
cCrding to their strength. on the as
surance that among the needs minis.
tered to by Christianity are some
which increase rather than diminish
with the growth Of knowledge and the
progress OF science. and that this re-
ligion 10, therefore. no more reform ap
propriate only to . vanished epoch in
the history Of culture and civilization.
but q development of theism now more
necessary to US than ever"
For the children have SO far to 70.
from their earliest love of pictures of
Baby Jesus to any sort or kind Of
grown-up Christian faith that they had
better be of as soon as possible. Go
they will, let US hope. whether We send
them or not; 20 we might as well be.
gin to get them ready now. For none
Of us knows how long We shall have
them with us.-North American Re.
view.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
FINE RANCH Fo1 GALE

ITO acres, 9 niles from Carbosdaie,
Y nile from loading station; Groom
log house, cellar, barn for 8 head OF
stock and other outbuildings.
Absolutely first class water right,
only four owners in ditch which is
only one NILE long, out Of Roaring
Fork river.
25 acres cultivated, 60 acres can be
cultivated, balance pasture land
'bgut 90 acres seeded to clover and
alfalfa.
Price $4,000. half cash and to 5
years on balance to right party. For
further particulars address.
A. J. DICKSON,
Glenwood Springs, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
DAIRY
cUTnne fEEp Foa M cAlF
Oos q osvies - veuaOsassU
cIoAAed W h1an1pRN.

] bought ~ calves last sn00sr
which put in ny fss1 lot - August
Is. Some Of these calves ~ boea on
pasture with their mothers. ethsFs bad
been handled. and 1t was quite prob
lem to get them used to . change Of
feed. The feed l had for these calves
was green corn. kair and prairie hay.
soon found there was too much
waste in hauling this feed into ths lot
and allowing them to do their own
picking, writes J. X. Wslch Of Eureka,
Kan. In Farmers Mail aAd Breeze.
l then went to my work shop and made
the feed cutter illustrated. The body
10 made Of by 12 inch board four
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
hieheo1 colored Duttsr.

Green grass IL probably richer ia
carotin than any other dairy fseA.
Cows fed on It will therefore prodacs
tho highest colored butter. Grssa
corn. In which xanthophylls constitues
the chief pigment. will also prodaee
. highly colorsd product. On the oeA.
ef hand. . ration Of bleachsd clovse
hay and yellow corn 10 practically 6,
void OF yellow pigments and the maik
fron cows I'D upon 1t win gradually
hoss ~ seeor. 4 4. of ssssss, inGlD.
putably tss that tAs bessd does ialp-
Oss ths cssoe q the milk Iat; ~
vasy IL EaSaoa snd tAss0 viii - Q
eosrsspoelias variation in The color q
ths 04lk fa& h each bessl.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
STOCK RANCH-sALE OR TRADE

100 acres On MoGfat road; miles
from Krcmniirg; mile to flag sta
ton: altitude 1000 feet: 2-story log
house, barn 25x25; good spring ON
place near house. Only about 20 acres
cleared AMI under cultivation, but 60
acres can he cultivated; water right
absolutely firstclass. Splendid stock
country; the best range adjoining this
property; might trade for Glenwood
city or suburban property. If inter
ested call and ask ME about it.
A. ]. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02


fest loag. with Sides q I ~ . Inch
Pieces. One Isg was uss1 q tAs hack
end and two n front. IL laktse extend
ing eight inches above tAs fsa0A
Ths knifs Isvsr vas bolAsl - The
top Of the left LEG 70 allow us1AG the
right hand for cutting. TAs kni1s vas
made Of short ptsos q sroessst sav
blade II inchss loaG. TAis knifo cats
square aoross the eaA Il The bsg. With
this machine one naa osaA oat up
enough fssl for IL ~ calves b from
three to i've minutes TAs tssA Vas
cut mp In ons-half to - innh iaagths
and fed in troughs. Ka1r sal corn
were thoroughly mixed n ss1e1nG and
the calves cleaned ~ IL 0lxtnre
without waste. They ~ this green
feed until frost killed n. and ~ well
ON Il.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
Arc You - Odds With YoaIsolf7
Do Yoa 1sgulaes Living7

Are you sometimes at odds with
yourself ADD With the worldi Do you
wonder vhat ails youi True yoa nay
Ae eating regularly ssd slsspi.g vsll.
Yet ssostaing b the aastsri consei-
patiss, Headache, Nsrvousaso and
Bilious speiIs indicate . Slussish Liver.
he tsisd re.edy Il D.. Hng's New
LIE Pflls Only Sc q yssr druggist.
Dssklsa's Afliea ealvs for Skin EEup-
iisaa.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
COUGHS chill
2 DRHN's COLDS BOTH sERIoUs

When one Of your little ones shows
symptoms Of an approaching Cold, give
it DIR. Bell = Pine Tar Honey mt once
1t acts quickly. and prevents the Cold
growing worse. Very healing
the Lungs, loo9ons the mucous. strength
ems the system. It's guaranteed. Only
2je. ut your druggist. Buy a bott q
today.
Euellcu', hrUira SaIye for sores.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

In ~ llaaesr Of ths lDtsAs ef MGaA
u. P0ny. Dscsassd, CAaE3D 4
Penny, AAnintseFasse. ..4
Notics Of AAninistrsase's 0aae
Public notice is hereby givea Tat
pursuant to the orders Of the Cssnty
Court of Garfield county, CoaoFsAss =
probate, herstsfose sAA % Nay llta,
1914, and nbsequsnly satereA hetsin,
for . ssle Of tie following described
property Of decedent, and eonti1sa1eso
Of the date Of sach sale, as BY - eee-
tiaued and as In said sedsp eoatGaNoA
and pursuaat = the statute in sssA
case made and provided, I, the nn1ee.,
signed, Administrator Of tie sstatS II
Hiram D. Penny, deeease1, wfll -
Monday, Jansery 18th, 1915, at ~
hsar Of . o'slosk in ths aftsraes4 Se
said day, aad upon the fsllswinG -
seribed premises, in tAs city sf 09eA-
wood epfisgs, Garfield esansy, Ceser
rsAe, ssll at psblie saIs - ~ AgA1sG
and best bidder, tAs fsllswia9 assss3As4
property Of. said deeedent, to-Wit: LIT
c in Block - N the city Of GlenwSs4
SPRING, Garfield county, Colombo, MA
all improvements aAd sPpurtseaaeso
theress and thereto, upoa the fellow
ing terms, te-vit:. Cash, or net lsss
than one.half cash with balance II net
to. exceed five years from the dStG n
s6ch sale witk Ineefess at tAe sxsvoe D
per cent per aanum upon such balaass
the same to be secured by deed Of tSsst
upon said property.
At the conclusion Of sueh sale tAs
purchaser will be entitled to ,ecstaH-
cate cf purehaSe, and dposslhe 1sp6sxal
II said sale by the Court, the pAreAasef
wifl be eptitled to. a decd Of saA 1Fsp-
erty. CHARLES A. HEN0Y,
First pa6featiss Jal. 4 l1ak. II
Lest pssassstssa a.,3 1918
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
HII.R
IILsDR
41kAlllB

Williams Indian Pile Ointnent win
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pilss.
II absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acting - . poaltiee, gives insts.t
relief. Williams' Indian Pils Oi1t1sat
is prepared for piles AID itching Il tAs
private parts. Sold BY dfugsista nail
Soc and 41.00. WiIhns' NAR. c.,
propristors, Cleveland, OAie. =.
For sale By ". 8. Psrhssa, druggist
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

e IL 00HthsAst 0Nas4sr q ~ nO1AAaA
quarter Il ssctiaa 5: ths assthssa Saaseas
Of ths southsast quarter. Il ssc4tsa (sG-
oept q follovs: Beginning Il - asakA-
vesx corner thsresf: thsacs kestA lo.8 ssAs
to The South line of the Csssty Fea1: eAanos
soutAsasteriy along sAiA seseh has - ~
intsr.sction Uiah the 0eath liAs q aaIA
legal subAivisioa; tAeacs wsst - saa1 as4aA
liae 81 rods - The Hlaos Il Aa0lnaAn0l. ~
Southeast auarAsr Of the ksstA0sst 0nssese
Of tAs Seuthsast quarter. ~ ~ AegGAaaA
asartss Il ths aoseAaast ssastar. = aaslAaa
8. ~ SIS aerss of Lst .. n 0as11na q.
situate NerthaasAssiy Il IL 0aDeD VanW
Ditch: Lot (saosst tAe sssaA s.e asso 4
ths Nerth 1e!o aesss q tAs Wsst ~ e
.aA Let -; 40 ists and Z. n 0aselsa ..
All N rovnsAip 9 sestA RAa0D % Ws4
e ~ 81 p. II.
~ Nss<h Aalf Il tAs ssath0s8 Vonsess
Of IL Northeast quarter. IL os11AaA
quarter Of tie Northwest SuAsAss. L1s q
3 and 4. tAs Soxthvest quarter - ~ ksseA-
west quarter. tAs 0OutAsast sHArtse - ~
Southwest quarter Il the SouthaAst SaAsose.
The NostA hAlf - tAS SostAaast 0nAsAse -
the NostAeAst quarter (sEcsot H. NsstAaaA
quarter Il ~ ssxtAsast Saasess = ~
NoFtheast suartsr). and tAs oeSeAaast 9aaf-
ter Of the Southeast quarter Of ths NsstA-
east QuaFesf Il Ssctiea I. An h fS0osAiU
9 South. Range es wsst Of ~ otA ?. 4.
Lots IS and 1s. Block 20, in ths fovn q
Silt. in Said Garfield County. CssssaAs.
The said property will - sold. - Aisscta1
by said decree. without valaatAsa - -
praisemeot: and all ssch prlpssty IN -
sold in one parcel. a. - eat1Rsty.
The Complainant in said sun, - ~
holder or holders Of notes or oouDsos -
cured By the mortgage referred b IN saA
decree. may bid and purchase at saeA nh.
The said property will be sold fse eaaA,
provided that notes and coupons Secured ~
said mortgage will - accspts1 ~ . Dase
of the purchase price. rs provided ~ ~
decree.
Upon confirmation Of the sale, aaA fsll
compliance With tAs terms sAsFsst ~ ~
purchaser, tAs Special Master vill 0a1A.
execute and deliver 10 sucA purchase . 81.
tificate Of purchase therefor. and vim tAses-
aftse upon failure Of rs1soDtSsa ua1se
Chapter - sf Revised Staastss q 0sass11D
1905. mako, execute and deliver - snsA
purchase. . AscA Of coavsyaaes e 0oab
property. a.l all the hshts aaA psavi1sos
appestaiains tAsrsts.. as fully s,l esaoes5
as tie sah H. AntIsrs Orchard Dsssap-
neat Company nsv hsiAs o. saSsys. - ~
heretofore hslA anl ea3sys1 tAs saoA. fs0
and AischarosA Of aaA frso IL iisa q ~
saA nos<sA0s. an frso ~ - "a Aaans
of any sf tAs pastsss b ~ ~ ebsss =.
scstAsl aetAaa-
For further DastieaiArs FsoDssoes = Asse.
by naAs - u aAsvs aatssasa 1ssess q
saiA Ossst - me- vitA ~ Csssk sAsssaG.
naHnA AZ Asan0nA n>pA~na 0nAnenAn
this 16tA aAy se DscsnAss. 1914
n. q. JD0DUP.
Special 4aGoas.
oIsavssl opeinos, o..
n. Q. LUJgf.
Solicitor fse osaQaoAaal
CoissaAs sDrinsl. osas.
First publicatioa Dec. 10. 1914.
Last publication January 10, 1915.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
, lIsherlns laakss P,sp la.s,.

]. T.. Tostnsr Of Kingston. N, G..
AAs saght Dlgs which cannot hear the
bsn wttA which be formerly called
tAs0 = liansr. The Diss were part
80 dfvvs'tnto which . bolt oe light
- stseck rsssatly.' IN W6fs kalisl
eUe31o6G Ths susvfvefs aDsafsatiy
Veso 1alAe1seA, kst s1nea- ubetaae, -
Ieeovseo1 ~ an 49, vseo ~
&8o1 0u1A
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
ca. Fse1er, o..ee1 caaeL.

CNoSN te0ooeo 0e1ae0 CoOol
~ . Axaf pescaat1oa to Deotset tAs
EaAAAA eAaal tAe Un1eo1 OtAo0 guv.
esnDsat = Installing nanDoth chain
esoAsfs vosr are n0w bs1nG PIT fn
D1oso end - more afo sftAsr bsiag
1a6o q tsstsA by tAs Oovseaneat.
Ths eAai1s are IRON 41S to ~ fest in
leagtA snd weigh from 3S S.S31 70 Ss.sso
Dos1As saeA. They wm b ussd to
hoop veGoels from crashing into the
locks sAould they Temporarily ct out
q ooo4Tol.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
R1upm 1zr1Ls RANCH

Hsss Is es1astains just right in ~
~ay n . .sI farm, very closs 70 Silt
OF tAs - Serss sas-half Il in esltiva-
tisa, 10 sssss In Alfalfa, six or ssvea
aerss e spld q gaia lad sad 1000
fsuit tsssa 0eel S-roon house bsra,
milk Assss and eistsrn, with water
piped is1s tie hs.ss; good water right;
= hsrss4 wass., s'sisA, plow, ha.ro"
snA . nsnAsr e sasl inpasnsnts. This
propsrty esse. H. swssf nsarly so'ooo'
tat - i ~ .. A1sDR ssd hes asked
- - ~ it sss 1s,5eo, and it = .
sssss Saeoaia = ShaA 1850 saa staad
50 oesAnnes = ts10 Assissa-
-
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
l2-l9-1-9

Be sure you are right, but don't b.
too blamed sure that everybody else il
wrong.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
c,,sssa BY by sns d..

TAo evoatngb are warn enousA 4.
sRss the eev's blood to surge tovoen
esv9 Asat While she b being assVo
- ~ tAeagAtlsss boy - . venN-
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
o,esslas caea fer sa,a

Corn for tAe silo can be cut eiehsr
By hAal a. By machine. Hand Sl0-
tirs Is practiced on farms where the
amount Of corn to be harvested Il. 20
small as to make the expense Of rur.
ehaslnG . eorn harvester too srsas -
1useafy M uss. Hand cutting b slov
and fsw localities now vhsrs the psrA
chase q q harvester would not = =
peo6tablo fnve0tAsnt
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
1rus1 NELL CHAP

Ny $3.50 equity in nearly new eslll-
Ter piano, in beautiful eoaditioa, 1ee
only $50. Geld medal wia.sr. RiaA,
melodious teas. A Christnas bssRain.
InvestigaSs. -e-
1l-1o-9t p. O, - -.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02
.oerles Russs for Psss,c.

oerses Rviss for Fssdina. flr
IroaeiaA directions for feeding eews
cannot b given. In general. howsvse.
they should BE- supplied with all the
f0asAass they win clean up with srsie
b propoetioo to butter fat produceA.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

AAvssaisleG h . - ~. M
" n rsse b . ~ 49, :;
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

MANY. DIsoRDE1s
Z FROM THE LIVER
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

II - sess . Asss - - ee~>
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

Hsassss = .s.ssy taas ~ sssss&
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

SoutAoase QuAttef OF IL NoethWose (oattss'
Of Section z; Lots ~ 2, the North 30
acres Il the sostAsast quarter Of the North
east auartsr. The North IS acres q IL
Southwest quarter ee tAs Northeast suassss.
ana ~ SssaA~est svastsr sf IL NsFtAvsst
auartsr. Il 0ee<isn 3; the eosth half - tAs
west half q tie North 40 acres Of Lst 1.
the North half Of Tie North half q ~
west half Of The North 20 acres Of Let I.
~ Wsss haH Il tAs SsseAspse S.aresr. ~
Meth half oe tAs Southwest quarter (sx-
esse tAs MsstA hAlf 4 ~ Northeast Saaftse
Il tAs sosthwsst quarter and tAs osanN>A
suasAsr Of IL NostAsast ssarssv e u
0usehvsse quarterly, anA ~ HsstAOsse
Ssassse q ~ esseAVsseq asasesf e ~
NeetAwsst 9uaztsf. 4 0setssa 4: rhs NsstA
10 acrss Of Tie NertAsast quarter sf La &
In sectsoa 8: tAs sestA 11.9s70 serss e
IT, SousAsast svarsss 4 La 3, b ssct3sa
6 (e1sspe . strip 4 laaA coDnencins ga
~ - ysssA fpsa - ssseAwsse ssg.sr
Of tie Southeast quarter; thence due 0ast
zeS fsse - u esltsF q Mallory oulsA:
thence nsilovfas ~ center q ssid. sGaIlssy
0uicA IN q 1sseAvssasriy direction - .
point. II fest North Of the South line Of said
Lot 2, and ~ feet Aae East q the .West
line Of TIE ssstisaa suaStsr: 'tAaAci -
fest 6uS Wsse - tie Wsst No Il ~ ssut1-
east quArse.se Lot Z: -sAeaes as>. NsrtA 70
the placs = tssiaphs: also excepting .
strip csuIeacing '644 fset North q tAs
sostAwSst es,.Sf q tks seutAease s.s.sss;
tAsacs Aas4 Is 1sse: -IAsacS NeysA - -
SsssA M q wAnf = lnova. as tAs r'oGlAs
8 acso tsaet.: tAsacs Wee 10 fsse - sAs
WEI H. e ~ os1e4sAse Quasese q ~
0ns6 tss8 8ag - WsA - Z
- 0sssAsase dlasee q sAsG.Ise 3 = -
Uaass - bas1laAaG): - JssseAsase S.assss
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

rrst peblieatiss Jal. 4 l1aS. -
Lest psSaseatisa Jap.,M 1913 :
Evening star., 1915-02-21
UNDER EMERGENCY TAX LAW.
Labels Extolling Soap Expensive to
the Manufacturers.

"The ideal beautifer.'' ''the greatest
complexion soap ever manufactured"
as labels on soap, are brags that cost
money to the manufactur and result
in impost of the war emergency tax
on the classification of such soaps as
cosmetics. And now, to avoid such
tax, makers of soaps which formerly
made such representations of the beau
tifying effects on skin or hair are re-
linquishing such claims, and making
declarations that their soaps contain
no ingredients intended for cosmetic
purposes.
Two soaps, originally subjected to
the tax and cited as examples held to
be justly taxable upon cosmetic claims
made in advertising matter and cur
rent literature upon which repre-
sentations same was held out and sold
to the public" says the decision of the
commissioner of internal revenue
have been the subject of Affidavits,
sworn to by the manufacturers, to the
effect that they are not COSMETICS and
contain no cosmetic virtues, except
such as may be or are contained in
any other pure and carefully manufac-
tured soap.
Provided the advertising matter con-
cerning the qualities of these soaps
are censored of claims to beautifying
functions they will be relieved from
tax.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
DIED..

BRYANT. ON Thursday. February IS. 1913. a;
$50 am, JOHN I. BRYANT. the devoted
father of Lillian NJ. Harrod and brother of
George NJ. Bryant.
Funeral from the residence OF his daughter. %
Virginia avenue southwest. Tuesday. Febru-
ary %. at l O'Clock pm. Relatives and
friends invited to attend lnterment al Ar
lington.
CHAMBERLIN. Suddenly, Friday. February 10.
Evarts street northeast. GEORGE b. CHAM
BERLIN.
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday. Febru-
ary %. at pm. Interment Arlington. (Bos-
ton papers please cOpyD 2ls
3:15 AM ut her residence. 415 street
southeast. I.ErTIE COOMBS. beloved wife OF
Richard Coombs. mother Of Hattie Henderson
and Grille Green and sister Of Mary A. Bos-
ton. Philadelphia. Pa.
Farewell mother, dear, may your slumber
Be as gentle as your love,
And when God calls us hoineward
NAV We meet YOU in heaven above
BY FATHER. r. COOMBS, AND DAUGHTERS
HATTIE HENDERSON AND Grille GREEN.
Funeral from Ebeuezer NJ Z. Church, 4th and d
streets southeast. Tuesday. February %, at
o'clock pm.
2:20 pm, at 2l15 Flagler street northwest.
FANNIE A.. the beloved wife OF the late
j. Frank Cummins.
Funeral from the chapel at Congressional ceme-
terry on Monday. February %, at 2:30 Pm
Relatives and friends invited to attend. 2ls
EMACB. Suddenly. on February 10. 1915. at
the home of her niece, in Cheraw, 8. c.,
EUDORA V. EMACK.
Funeral will take place from St Jehb'a Church,
Evening star., 1915-02-21
IS RECOVERING
Police Sergeant Who Was Shot BY
Man He Arrested-Latter's
Condition Serious.

The condition of Sergt Harry
Lohman of the first police precinct. who
was shot early last Sunday morning
by Leo Newman, whom he had under
arrest, on 9th street near f street
northwest, was greatly improved last
night. and many of his relatives and
friends were permitted to see him.
DR.. Harry Lewis, superintendent of
Emergency Hospital, where the Off
GER and his assailant. Newman, are
confined, yesterday removed the two
bullets from the officers body. The
room occupied by the policeman was
filed with fruit and flowers last 4ight.
Newman. who was shot in the right
leg, the bone of which was badly shat
tered, by Policeman Clay, as Newman
was endeavoring to escape after shoot
ing Sergt Lohman, is still in criti-
cal condition. SO grave. it is stated.
that he cannot undergo an opera ton.
If he lives. it is understood, the chances
are that his leg will have to be ampu-
tated.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
CUTTER TO BE OvERHAULED.
Itasca Scheduled to Take Coast
Guard Cadets on Annual Cruise.

After having been fitted with new
boilers and having had other work
done to her at the repair depot of the
coast guard service, Arundel Cove, Md,
the cutter Onondaga of the Norfolk
station has relieved the cutter Itasca,
which has been doing cruising sery-
ice on the Virginia coast for the past
two months or longer
The transfer of Capt. Chiswell and
his officers and men from the Itasca
to the Onondaga took place at Norfolk
and the cutter at once took up cruis-
ing duty, and went to sea in search of
British steamship in distress off the
Virginia coast. The Itasca has gone to
Arundel Cove and will be given a
thorough overhauling. in preparation
for taking the classes of cadets from
the service school at New London,
Conn. on their summer training
cruise along the coast.
The Itasca, with the cadets aboard
will sail from New London about the
middle of May. Capt Frederick Bill
lard, superintendent of the school of
instruction, will command the ship on
the cruise. 1t is thought possible that
the Itasca may bring the cadets to this
city during the cruise.