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DYCUSBURG
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iutlhNNh iioth AhpN WtNhsf
J. C. Bennett saws the nearest road
anywhere ia through by Frances. for
then he has grace" enough to drive
his car over rough roads.
Mrs. Sam Brasher, Of Thine. visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Scott. Of Kuttswa, was the
guest OF Miss Cora Graves last week.
Mrs. j. r. Glass and daughter. Lucy,
were the guests Of her mother. Mrs.
Robert Clifton. last week.
Miss Grace Yandell. OF Frances. was
the guest OF Misses Ola and Thine
Charles last week.
Rev. J. II. Richardson and wife. OF
Salem. were the guests Of Mrs. W. L.
Charles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Brasher have re.
turned TO their home in Missouri.
Miss Gem Graves is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Marvin Akin. OF st,
LoLis. Mo.
Mrs. +. B. Dyeus. Jr.. visited rsla'
tives in Paducah last week.
Elizabeth Phillips and little brother
Eugene. OF Kuttawa. have been visit
ing their grandfather. p. X. Cooksey
for the past week
Quite crowd from here attended
Children's Day at luka Sunday.
Mrs. W. T.. Charles and daughter
Helen, spent several days in Kuttawi
last week.
Mrs. Luciah Vosier and children Wis
tied her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. San
Ramage, OF Kuttawa. the weekend.
Miss Ola Charles was the guest o
her aunt. Mrs. h. +. Hill, Of Thine
last week.
Mesdames Jones and Cooksey spen
Monday in Kuttawa.
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500 Reward, 500

'fhe readers OF this paper will D.
pleased 10 learn that there In At least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able 90 cure In all its stages. and that y
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure 10 the onlJ
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being n 'uns'itst p
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In.
ternAlly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation Of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing lite work. The propristors
have 80 much faith In It's curative pow
sra that they orer one Hundred Dollars
for any case that II fails 10 cure. Send
for list % testimonials.
Address = J. CHENEY a co, Toledo. O.
sofa ny all Drugsists Tbc
Tske Hairs Family Pills To- conetipatiop.
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OAK HALL
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Miss Lorene Claghorn, Of Marion, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Z. Claghorn.
Quite number of people from this
neighborhood attended services at
Hebron Sunday.
Walter Claghorn went to Nation
Saturday to sign the contract for his
school.
The corn crops in this neighborhood
are looking extremely well for the
amount Of rain we have had.
Miss Stella Robinson and Marion
Beard. Of Forest Grove, attended Sun
day School at this place Sunday.
George and Grace Conditt went Ia
White Hall last Saturday.
Joe Dean and Florence Towery at.
tended preaching at the Southern
Presbyterian church in Marion Sunday.
Mr.. Bird met with the Oak Hall Corn
Club Friday night.
Mrs. 7. A. Enoch accompanied her
niece. Miss Agnes james. to st. Louis
last Monday. Agnes has been here
for some time, but is going to her
mother, who now resides ut LeSummit.
Miss Ursis hcMican visited her aunt
Mrs. James Lucas. Tuesday.
William Winstead. OF DeKoven, anC
Will Winstead. Of California. visitec
their daughter and sister. Mrs. Ami,
Graves, last wee..
Miss Dollie Enoeh gave lawn party
Saturday night in honor OF her cousin
Mss Agnes James. A nice time wa,
enjoyed bv all who were present.
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Is Sickness a SIM

II not, it's wicked to neglect illness
and means of relief. It's wicked to
endure Liver Ills, Headache, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, when one dose of
Po-Do-Lax gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is
Podophyllin MAY Apple,) without the
grippe. 1t arouses the Liver, increases
the flow of bile-Nature's antiseptic in
the Bowels. Your Constipation and
other ills disappear overnight because
Po.Do-LaX has helped Nature to re-
move the cause. Get a bottle from
your Druggist today. Get rid of your
Constipation overnight. 3
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Saturday.
r. C. Moore, wife and son, Robert
Coyle, Of near Crittenden Springs,
we're guests of his father, X. d.
Moore, Sunday.
Miss Fleta LaRue was the guest of
Miss Mary Hurley Saturday night and
Sunday.
W. II. Stallion. secretary Of division
board No. 2. WAS in Marion Saturday
to meet with the school board.
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Proof Of What Rheuma
Does For RhaumatiCS
Convincing Evidence Of The Effective
ness OF This Standard Remed,.

Henderson, Ky. Feb. lith, 1914.
Having suffered as much rs one
could suffer from Rheumatism and
been almost mirSculousy cured within
a comparatively short time. it is my
earnest desire that all rheumatics may
benefit by my experience. During the
time was afflicted | got very little,
II any, rest at night, and was in such
terrible pain at all times that almos,
wished for death to relieve me. After
eight months Of this suffering | OBJ.
taineo two bottles OF RHEUMA under
guarantee to cure or refund my money,
and was permanently cured by its
use. 1T. d. Brown, Clay street.
Rheuma should do as much for you,
Jas. II. orme and all druggists sell 1,
at 81 cents. Get the genuine In III,
tradsmsrked package. II Is always Il
liquid form. Your money back II no,
satisfied.
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Where Present ,,.,teh Past.

In the Dardanel.es the Pas;
shakes hands with the present.
face to face; for just around the
corner from Kun Kaleh, Hon
er's river Scama der, under
another name, still flows into the
Hellespont. Along the breach
at its mouth Agamemnon hauleC
up his black ships" three thous
and years ago. Its waters now,
as then, flow from springs OF
Mount Ida and drain the windy
plains of Troy" but in all these
ages they have brought down a
lot of classic mud out of the
Troad and with it filled up tie
crescent bay used by Greess long
ago. When landing parties went
ashore in March from the French
and British ships to take posses.
sion Of the Sigeum promontory,
they hauled up their cutie or
the soil of many lowered
Hum, Worlds Work.
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Norwegian Ship Sunk.

London, June Is. The Norwe-
gian Steamship Cubano, was
torpedoed and sunk yesterday
off Flannan Islands. The crew
was landed on the Hebrides Is
lands off Scotland's west coast.
The Cubano was a steamer OF
1850 tons.
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Hail, ElSF, Light.
Ming AND TORNADO
May destroy your growing to-
bacco and farm property. See
j. T. Hicklin for insurance.
6l0 ct
German Transport Torpedoed.

London, June 10. 1t was Of
ficially announced today that a
British submarine torpedoed a
large German transport in the
sea of Marmora yesterday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-17

Children that are affected by worms
So pale and sickly and liable TO con-
tract some fatal disease. WHITES
CREAM vERMIFUGE expels worms
promptly and puts the child on the
road to health. Price 25 cents per
bottle. Sold by James II. orme. Ma
rion, Ky.
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GLE NDAI.E
delayed from last week.

Mrs. Sarah Hurley, Burnett Williams
aid family, Of the Colon neighborhood
BIB Williams and family, of near
Deer Greek, were guests Of W. NJ.
Hurley and family Sunday.
Born to the wife Of W. II. Stations,
June LIST, fine boy.
There was large crowd attended
Sunday School here sunday.
Lummie Clark and wife visited rela.
tives in Marioi Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Hurley went to Marion
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-17

boys in the county. If this plan
were followed for ten years how
many boys would receive gifts at
the end of the tenth year?
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-06-17

THE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures
diabetes. weak and lame backs, rheuma.
tism and all irregularities ofthe kidneys and
coipt 81. One small bottle II two months
treatment and seldom fails 10 perfect cure.
Send for testimonials from this aud other
States Dr. +. W, Hall, 2H25 Olive Street,
ST. Louis. No. Sold by druggists.-Ady.>
Evening star., 1915-01-28
TO WAR TO PROVE GRATITUDE
Englishman Acquitted of Murder on
His WAY Home to Enlist

Thomas III. LoNegroye, young Eng
; lishman who recently resided in Louis
Vile, Ky, where he has Just been nc
Quilted of a charge of murder, was 4
caller yesterday at the British emba ssv-
where he thanked Sir Cicil Arthur
Spring Rice. the British ambassador.
for the interest the latter took In his
case.
Upon the authority of the British
government. to whom Lovegrove ap-
pealed when he was arrested three
weeks ago in Louisville on the charge
of numbering Benjamin Snyder, the
British asnba ssador agreed to spend as
much as $500, if necessary. to clear
Lovegrove.
Lovegrove is on his way home to
England, where he proposes to show
himself, he said, first to his father and
mother. to convince them that he is
not behind bars in America, and then
to enlist under the British flag, in gra-
titude to the country whose govern
ment saved him. He was accompanied
to the embassy by Robert Foster, a
private detective of New York. who
was employed by the ambassador to
assist in the effort to acquft Love-
grove.
Evening star., 1915-01-28
DIED..

M asfy 2 f.Isa 1sl 'A'f i.S 20 pm. On a sr saI
d~s H HGNs th tSEE sSte hr""eI "%rHf, We Of % nna
min Ayers and devoted m"ti"a q Frank
Ayers. sister "f Mrs. ~ N l..rri.
Mct7op"iian 4. ~ u -cnu-,i VI street
northwest between i't'' aud lf;l srcc's.
Caskct will not be oi"ncd III church.
AYERS
Al officers and members o. Tie I.adr,. Eeia.'e
the funeral of Sister lI;IScIII.A AYERS: Friday.
5snua,y = 5: lob at lso O'clock from Me'F0p'l
aDp1G 1i6I e chase 1Ii REssGsa ssG secleia3 Seer IA ~ M
HENRY c.. beloved husband OF Annie ".
Funeral n,Ta from ssy w naai ces ,uners, psr
lors, SIG IT street northeast. Saturday. Janu.
ary 30. at /: pm. 'nierment at Cpngres
BElEH. On Tueslsy. January &c. 1913 =; 10,
a.n. VICTOR. beloved lusi'aDI "f Mrs. \.
run"r,I frvr ris la;. r..slr,,c. 80. A-!,ai"l
avenue. Congress Heights, "n t'i,ial Jri'ia
-, at pm. ':elat;v"a ard friends i'ni;.
~ attend. -.
BIA>ToN. TN "Wednesday. .iarlars -. 1919. at
i":27 pm. at her ra.i.ir:r.. al: kansas
avenue northwest. OLIVIA EIDDlCK. beloved
wife of Hayriond HlaHton
Notice of funeral hereafter. Virginia and North
Carolina papers please copy
BROOKS. On Thursday morning. January os,
1915, at his residence in Brookland, Or. J.
HENRY BROOKS. in his seyenty-nfth year.
Notice of funeral later.
BRYANT. On Tuesday, January c6> 1919,
GEORGE. beloved husband Of Georgia and
father Of Essie and Lucille Bryant.
Funeral from First Baptist Church. corner Dum-
barton avenue and 2Ifh street northwest.
Friday. January 70. nt j. nm. Relative and
friends invited 10 attend.
BYErS On January - 1913. n: DC. AIN. at
his residence. .f3 + street n,rihwest VIZ
LIAM HENRY. devoted hrsibnnd of Mary
Emily Byers aged seventy min. years.
Funtrn services from the Fifth Baptist Cnurc...
81, and streets southwest. Friday
O'Clock lnterment, Congressional terry
Friends and relatives invited baltimore
and Richmond papers please copy) 2s'
CHANDLER. Suddenly. on Wednesday, January
q, 1915, at his residence, 1107 P street
northwest. FRED CHASE. beloved husband
of Lila a Chandler.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CHEW. Suddenly. on Tuesday. January &c.
1915. at $40 Am. af his residence. SO
Evening star., 1915-01-28
Brookland Plans Home Garden Club.

Plans for "home garden club to CO.
operate with the garden work now
being done by the children of the
District public schools, are being made
by members of the Brook'and School
Parent Teacher Association. 1t Is plan
ned to arrange a course OF lectures fo!
beginners in gardening and TO make
observations Of work done by children
in their yards AT nome. IL the fail il
is planned to hold garden show.
Evening star., 1915-01-28

BAILEY. In sad hu, loving rcinrm'ran'. ., or
husband and father. WILLIAM \. BAILEY.
January IS. 1910. Eh THE lAMlii.
BOUCHER In loving remembrance oi IN: .l.s-
brother. HARRY linl HER. tla h"l"Yod an
of th" lat" Annir aud u"nr. E"I'H 80
departed this life ten years ~" ''dd!. la1-
uary -. l.'v5
May his soul in peace.
Ills SISrEI; MAGGIE,
BURGDoEF. Iu sad but loving r.meinhranrr OF
dea: son and brother. Nu,lSrrN J.
BiRGI"Rf who departed ini. life si,teeh
years ago ES xiii lis flii rARExTs ASD SISTER
JACKSON. In sad but loving rm"rnb'ancc 81 ny
heicy1a 1.ssed and m our d%So1nH 5H,. s
rcst three years s-o today, January y. ,"l..
Three years ago dear husband.
since y"u left me and went away,
To be with Cod and His auc"S:
That WAS sad January ia,.
Yoa left nj. broken l,srt"I.
And all >erm- dreary h@re.
HON" is the s;'in". de- tus.ani
As I; when a"I Wrt' here.
EY ms WIFE rE,>,ilS Ia''k>oV.
oIr hcarts today arc. oh, hoa1s:
.>I.l thoughts are all al Thi"':
How we've inv"d and how y" mss i'r'-
None but God in heaven 'an see.
BY HIS CHILDREN. CLARA ANA r.
HART. AUGUSTUS AND ALICE kEl t.S
PoINDEXTEI. In nd but loving mem ,,,.,, :. -
our husband and father. WEXFORD J. FnlN-
DEXTER. VINO passed away January -. 1all-
four years to-day.
II know that my Rete"mcr hrcti. and th'uGl
after skin WORMS destroy fhie body, Nct IN
nv flesh I shall God. Job. 1a:25 pc.
LONELY WIFE AND ph'iII1ER. JANE AND
CLEMENTINE PoINDENTER
SACEET. In sad liii loving Hl-an-r "f my
dear friend. BLAN' NE SA'EfA
ON, wear has .or. AND Siiti ,l;-, YOU.
r'ricn.ls uiry t,rink r'r wound a- i'-'i"d.
Bat l.til.. j" they know The s"ri"w
Tnat lies within hy ncari ''"n'"ai''l
FRIEND.
STA,lIEH in '"vn~ rcn"nl"ran"" of '"Ir 'sraf
nlo,Icr n,uUA ~ hMLt.I: wu" entered into
life eternal three years az" today. Jannar!
rs 1912 and dear fatn"r. %h" passed.
away October IL. 1913.
Gone. but not forgotten.
THEIR DENOTED DAUGHTERS.
WARNER In sad hut lowing remcinhranee OF
our dear son and brother WALTER L'lS-
EPII WARNER. who departed this life thir-
teen years ago today. January -. l:U-
We shall TO love you.
though yolr form j. In III" dust.
And some day hope {" met you.
To this cn'i IN ,;'" We trust ~
PAP. hNl 'ftNAiA.
1nl,u.., ,it,. r"rric,> .,t.- nf .'":',"''
Passed .;rr i,r.,ili,r ,,,. i.,rl 81, w"'i
God f,n.ugi.: ',rei '" taxi. am fr"t' u-
T-,"ri...' /; = ''''r t"ari~ 81" ''r'''.- ..
i'i.t1l.i.I;S M rl-1 tt>-
WyjIr.uii. l., s,. lu. r.,jn. rnmrnlsral Of
our de ot"d iri-rd. 'iE\llEiTA III ElpN
WIIITNioRF VS., dsari. This Ill" one var
ago i"day. JaHu;'i! -. 1"i :!
,ion" hu; n"t forgotten.
By HER TWIE FRIENDS, AANNlE AND NJ
FRED CARTER.
Evening star., 1915-01-28
Harrahan to Talk at Georgetown.

James Harrahan OF the class of 1917
of Georgetown College is to address
the Biological Club of the University
this evening. He has selected for his
subject "Hypnotism.'
Evening star., 1915-01-28
MARRIED.

NOLAND-SIMMS. On saturday, Januar! .S
1915. at Annapolis, Md. Mr.. WALTER
FRANK holland and Miss N. CABMELITE
SIMMS
Evening star., 1915-01-28

tLOkEN Sukl"uir Tuesday. Jauuary -. i'l
Al;rill I: K ,lhkfh. Srn 81 tn" lat" .i"' n
l.. a;Ii >,Isau \ ,">.N.
Funeral from his lat" residence" l.'nl I'm street
northwest. Friday. january -. at = p.m.
Relatives and friends Invited -
Evening star., 1915-01-28
DEFENDS RIGHT TO BUY
NTERNED GERMAN SHIPS
Senator Walsh Refutes Vague" In
timations of Shipping Bill
Opponents.

Defense OF the right of the United
States to purchase interned German
ships under the shipping bill without
fear Of international complications was
made before the Senate today by Sena-
tor Walsh, in reply to Senator Roots
argument made two days ago.
The case of the cotton ship Dacia,
which press reports indicated would be
seized by British warships, he said.
" ould clearly cSta blish the TACT that
Great Britain was bound by her atti-
tu'i" on the question of marine trans
fc's in war time, which mad b2cn main-
tanned for more than a century, and
that France had acquiesced in this
position for an equal length of time.
Assuming the transfer of the Dacia
to be bona fide." Senator Walsh de-
clared. there is abundant evidence
that she will not be subject to seizure"
Glad to Refute limitations.
Senator Walsh was the first democrat
to undertake formal discussion of the
question of the purchase of interned
ships He said he was glad it had de-
volved upon him TO refute the vague
intimations by opponents of the bill
that grave international complica tons
ould follow if the shipping board
sought that method of relief for the
predicament Of American exporters
Those intinations, he said. had been
couchcd in such language that few, if
any. OF the opposition had stated a
positive opinion that interned ships
transferred In good faith to American
registry would be seized if sent to sea.
The effort had been. he asserted. to
leave the impression, without making
positive assertions, that such would
be the case and that the United States
might be drawn into war.
The speech of Senator Walsh gave
the republicans, who are determined to
talk the ship bill to death. a breathing
spell today. The democrats have be-
come convinced that ii most determined
tllibuster. in which the republicans are
almost solidly aligned, is under way.
They intend to force night sessions and
long daily sessions to hurry considcra
ton of the bill. Senator Kern, the
democratic leader, said it was planned
to keep the Senate in session until at
least 8 o'clock tonight and perhaps
later.
Evening star., 1915-01-28

Delaware avenue southwest. ARTHUR p.
CHEW. the beloved son Of Mr.. and Mn,
Funeral sunday. January 81. AT 80 pm. from
St Paul A NJ F. Church ,Ss, 9Th street ra,s. he
tives and friends invited to attend.
Diego. Cal. JOSEPH 5. CTE,ERp"N. NJ. u.
formerly of the paymast"r g"n"rai's Office.
War Department and West Tails hur'-h Va
LtwRf>CE WILSON =
rLokEN >u.l"nir Tuesday Jauusr, -. t,l.
Funeral .aIn"s, from his Sat, ,ss r"in .l l2'2 stGt
Relatives and friends Invited, ~
cRuMr. Departed this lie "Wednesday. Jan.
uary II, 1915. at ?:i5 pm. at his resi-
tient illness WALTER A cRrMr, beloved
the thirty seventh year Of his as"
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Nle1sndris. W.
papers please copy -
Es.l.oNs. suddenly. on Tuesday. January III.
more. Nd JENNY s. beloved wife ~
George = Irrtnon~
'I'' oty t' .s. ~ ." "s''''' .''' '''''N Is
80 r..n.. IVA VI. y. iN,>s ,lnu@ .i. -
Wiam " aud Na-a'r i.'.... md ~i~ir-
.a'rh =, Gce'fpde l.. Willie anh MIR
Funeral SATURDAY. I.aia-, 80 at ! riu
.
northwest. thcnc" tlori!a A,cune
Baptist Church. 80
LIS Angeles. t.,l. MARIA FAIR widow ~
Col Charles Fair.
HUNTINGTON. ON Tuesdar. tanusr, =. 1915 Cd
r.i; a. i25o nm at his HS%c "a: M;It%" @
TINGToN aged seventy two years.
Services at his late residence Thur.day =.
pm. lnt"rment nj Arlington. (Sew lo-k
KNIGHT "n Thursday, January IS 1915. attr~
brief illness. al Ir"vidcncc Hospital ANA
NJ KNIGHT ,ner Ialm"r. lrl'ys-l "if. ..
John r. knight. Ecman~ MA! l"' viewed at
t"sthlo's. N". L. u street nor'hoss'.
~ ret
Motto" of fdn"fsl h"-csf'"r -a'
MuIAn;AN. ON yanas, =, r?'., N>EN 1.
VI III9NN. loving and ,trn"t.'l 'n'ai.ei u.
rmI'p Mimi Sm.,,. and ':ror:'a Natk".-
The r,i'I~n'," q; XIV iauch,c- Is., ',.-,d IIrpc
road, Ana"osti1
PHILLIPS on Tuesday. Jsnuar, - raIs at
4" H. rsidrneo Of her ,s,cr Mrs Ri,
ELvTA PHILLIPS ,nce Picasaui,. beloved
sorr,is~ VII" Of T. :,.nrd i; rhilIin, IGa.., ma,
n,ond ard Dan,ille paj,,rs please copy .S.
SAIToI.. Al his Icsid.nrc eiot - street north
wcst; "Wednesday n,"rninr January -. 1918
THOMAS i. SAHloI.
Mass at 81 Matt!"w's Cuurcl friday m"rnin-.
January -. at "'c!ok.
SENAl. suddenly on Tursday. I5nUa.N 80. l:'l3.
MS rr-idrare. l?..- iGib -tr,.s' I'iu-.
HARRY j. "'ior"l hIsh"nd "t MARTHA !.
S''ral.
Funrrai from his iatr residence 90 tgiaty- Ian
:iaiy -. ~ SO lhomrr 20 =. ran
,'nr'h, wb"t" mass Win tc sung At " N.
for t,Jr r"ln>' al his ~sfl lnt".ncut ,rrt' at"i
Noun; oliver rrmct"rl.
THOMAS. Departed ;his r., ilo-da,. landat
-. 1915. AT his residence lo' - street npgi -
west. HENRY. the beloved husband OF VA
Thomas and father Of Charles ) and Ia,
rnond r. Thomas.
Funeral from Peoples oongr,gat i"nal 'hur,
Friday. January -. a l pm Relatives ami
friends
Evening star., 1915-01-28

CRuMr. Departed this life "Wednesday. Jan.
nary "a, 1915. at ?:io Pm. at his resi-
dcnce. MI. Rainier. Md. after long and pa
husband Of Bessie l.. Crump nee Johnson. ia
the thirty seventh year of his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter. alexandria. Va d,
papers please copy -
Evening star., 1915-01-28
Rule of British Admiralty.

Senator Walsh read a paragraph of n
manual issued in 1855 by the British
admiralty to show tina: the British rule
had been as follows:
A vessel apparently owned by a neu-
trail is not really SO owned if acquired
by transfer from an enemy or from
British or allied subject, made at any
time during the war. or previous to the
ing out. unless there is satisfactory
proof that the transfer was bona fidc
and complete.
Senator Jones of Washington intro
duced an amendment to the ship bill
which is expected to precipitate an
other prohibition fight in the Senate
Under this amendment the vessels
which the United States would pur-
chase under the proposed law would
be dry. The amendment provides
that all vessels under the jurisdiction
of the United States shall be dry.
Evening star., 1915-01-28

CIENERDoN. On January II. 1915. in SsB
Diego. Cal. JOSEPH 5. 'tIENE NERl'"N. NJ, u.
formerly Of the paynasf"r generals ufi"r.
War Department. and West Tails hur-h. Va
LtNal.>t T. WILSON =.
Evening star., 1915-01-28

CHEW. Suddenly. Tuesday. January &c.
1915. at S:45 Am. At his residence. SO
Evening star., 1915-01-28
In Memoriam.

BAILEY. In sad bur loving rcintmsrancr "l or
husband and father WILLIAM \. BAILEY
Frhp departed this life hv" AZ" i"ia'
January IS 1910. Ei THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1915-01-28

fOT 1mmcOIdtc OlS
posal OF all broken
lines OF novelties. i'll
dome, square and OBJ
long shapes of jet.
galalith, ivory and
crystal.
were .1ste 75s s''ts to 45C
$1.65. Dozen.
small Sizes. o.
Were 39c to LCC
69c. Dozen. -.
Button Store-Street
Floor.
Evening star., 1915-01-28

Delaware avenue southwest AgTHUR r..
CHEW. the beloved Of Mr.. and Mrs
william ii. Chew.
Funeral sunday, January 81. at 80 pm. from
ST. Paul A. NJ. +. Church. 9Th street he
tween d and streets southwest. Eela-
tives and friends invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1915-01-28
Vote in Two Weeks Predicted.

I'VE will get vote on the ship bill
inside of the next two weeks was his
prophecy. But other senators did not
seem so sanguine, and republicans open
ly declared that the bill would not
come to a vote at this session.
Senator Walsh contended that the
United States had a perfect right to
purchase the ships of helligercnts ana
to operate them.
We lost our merchant marine because
when we were at war other ations at
peace with us could buy our merchant
ships, said Senator Walsh. 1T is now
asserted that by some brilliant feat of
diplomacy We are deprived of the right
to buy their ships when they are a: war.
welcome the opportunity to try this
question. The owner of the Dacia will
have earned the gratitude of his country
men il ne shall persevere in his insistence
upon the principle Of right Of neutrals to
buy in good faith the ships of belligerents
until that question shall have been finally
and authoritatively settled He ought not
to be required to bear all the risk and ex-
pense of the test