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sence of Strickland, Trask runs
across Mrs. Strickland and demands
that she come to his Long Beach
home. He threatens to tell Strick-
land of Macs past life if she refuses.
In order to save her husband and
baby unhappiness she visits Frask.
Through the loss and return Of Mrss
Strickland's pOcketboOk her hUs-
band learns that she visited Long
Beach in his absence. Putting two
and two facts together he finally
finds out that she has visited the
some of TTask. Upon his wife's re-
fusal to tell of her relations with the
man, Strickland goes to his home and
kills him.
A few minutes before the murder
TTask's safe has been robbed. The
robbery is blamed on Strickland.
Fearing the truth of past life viii
come out Mrs. Strickland disappears.
= In the end Trask's secretary con-
fesses the safe robbery and Mrs.
Strickland turns up just in time to
convince the jury that RObt. Strick-
land had real reason for killing John
Trask.
Strickland's little daughter proves
a very valuable witness during the
course Of the case.
Anyway, Strickland goes back
home to his wife and baby.
It makes a person fell good to see
even a murder trial end this way.
Murder was committed in a fit Of
anger. The unwritten law comes to
the rescue. No home is broken up
by the jury's decision.
Roswell c. F. Smith, convicted
slayer of little 4-year-oId Hazel Vein
stein, went home to his mother to-
day-in a coffin. as
Smith was hanged by the neck
until dead this morning at the county
iail
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murderer, went home to his family
last night-that is, in our minds eye.
He went home to a wife and baby.
Strickland is the defendant in
sensationaIly Hfelike drama-"On
Trial"
Before this self-confessed murder
er had the sorrow curtain drawn
down on his household he was man
of high standing and character; a
man of fine family, Mae Strickland,
his wife, and little Dot; and man OF
many friends. One of these,was Ger
aid Trask.
If the author of this play had left
it right there, Strickland might have
gone on through life always treading
the happy path.
But then the story couldn't have
been a play-it couldn't have brought
out the wonderful feeling that the
audience / was with Friday night ex-
perienced,
With a few clever fourishes of his
pen the author drags Strickland, his
wife, his daughter, his friend Trask,
his friends wife, his friends secre-
tary and few others into an affair
that led to the murder which was
confessed by Strickland
In short, the plot runs thus: Two
years after John Trask is married
he has an overnight affair with
girl who two years later becomes the
wife of Robert Strickland Mae, who
was the girl, had been led to believe
by Trask that they we're going to be
married. The truth comes out upon
the arrival Of the girls father and
Trask's wife.
Then the story jumps thirteen
years.
Mae is Mrs. Strickland Strick-
land borrows $4,000 from Trask and
pays it back in cash This cash is
handed to Trask's secretary to put
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Per 8. s. Wilhelmina, arriving Ho
nolulu August 3.-Geo u. Russell, Mr.
Brauns, Mrs w. @. Fufer aud child
A. c. Wilcox. Mr.; Stott, w j. Clark
w. o. Barnhart, Mrs. Bell Lukens
Richard. Whitconb, Geo. Chalmers
Miss L. L. Thompson, Mrs. J. s. Brow
nell, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. Ed Dekum,
Miss Nellie NJ. Sickels, A. Carreiro
Miss +. Stronach, K. RoendalL Mrs. w
f. Van H Duker. w. Cowleg w. C. Nc.
Rryde, r. G. Mclean, ]. M. Cummings
H c. Junlins, M. Rosenbledt. Mrs.
Mary Gum, Mr.. Lewis and children,
Mrs. f.. ]. Williams. Miss C. @. Fraser,
y. Il Friel, w. G. Furer, David F.
Thrum. W. d. Meade. D. A.. McNam-
ara, Marston Campbell, d. L Desha, 8.
Aikens, j. A. G. Kennedy. Mrs. Geo.
Chalmers, Miss Catherine Casey Miss
Stott Mrs. A. H. r. Vierras Mrs. w 8.
Wilcox, Mrs. A. Carfeiro, Mrs.. Nay
Ryan, Miss Mitchell. Mrs. X. Roendal
and children. Mrs. X. Schuyler, Mrs.
w CowIe. C. s. Mortio. Master Robert
L. Fuller, ]. Williams, Lieut.. Jos. o.
DAILY, Miss Bodkins. Miss Lewis, +.
]. williams, Mrs. Stevenson Fraser.
Miss z. M. Fraser. Miss Hazel r;
Leard, Mrs. Fred Kahfie, Mrs. W. B.
Fuller, Mrs. K Atkins Wight Miss
Annette Dieckman, Mrs. Henry e. Ian.
try. s. /. Hillman, Paul Krauss. F. w.
Milyerton, A. G. Hime. Mrs.. r. A. Ken.
nedy, Mrs. A. g. Hodgins, Manuel Phil
lips. Miss o. K. Franco, Mrs. Mary
= ~ = -
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SEALED TENDERS.


Sealed tenders win be received By
the superintendent Of Public Works
up until II noon of Friday. August Is
1916, for the Construction Of the Ole
lomoana Homestead Road. South Ko
ma. Hawaii
The superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or al
tenders
Plans, specifications and blank
forms Of proposal are on file in the
office Of the Superintendent Of Public
Works. Capitol building. Honolulu, and
with Mr. w, r. Hobby, Agent, Public
Works Department, HiIo. Hawaii
CHARLESR. F0RBES5
superintendent Of. Public Works
Honolulu. July "a, 1915.
622s-10t
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Sealed Tenders will be received By
the Superintendent OF Public Works
up until Il noon Of Saturday. July 81,
1915. for laying Ohia, flooring with
necessary thresholds etc. over Ger.
tain portions of present floors in the
Capitol buildings Honolulu
The superintendent OF Ruhlic Works
reserves the right to reject any sors al
tenders.
Plans ana blank forms Of proposal
are on file in the offire Of the Super
intendent of Public Works. Capitol
building. Honelulu:
Hon0lulu, July 30. 1915.
CHARLES r. FORBES.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
6120-1Dt
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RESOLUTION NO. isa.

Be It resolved by the Board of Su.
pervisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu. Territory Of Hawaii, that
the sum Of Nineteen Hundred and
Fifty Dollars ($1s5e.00) be and the
same are hereby appropriated out Of
all moneys In the General Fund Of the
Treasury for the following purposes,
to wit:
Purchase, Bowser Pump. ;. e $4,000
Maintenance. Roads, Homo
lulu ...............,... $l5D0.O 90
Presented by
ROBERT w. sHINGLE.
Supervisor.
Honolulu. July .. 1916.
Approved this 2sth day Of July, A.
D. 1916.
JOHN C. LANE,
622s-July %. 30, 81.
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NOTICE OF iNTENTloN 70 FORE.
CLOSE AND or SALE OF MORT.
GAGGED PREMlsEs.

TInder anA H. whine ~ the sf,6WeRsbI
ssle ccrtainod. IN thar certain mort
gage dated Novemher. <. 1914. made
bv Fred q w Cooper ana Minka Al
rooner hoth. .of lH6naf,IIu- CITY. and
County of H6nol,,II,s Territorv ~ IA.
wss a.. r.ortes ecr.' : - w n Smith
y a. Moft.smith and Mary 81 parker,
trnsfees i,nfIer the willsof w. g. Luna.
mo decsare.l, -. .,nsrteaeees, which
sd rorfrace Is 81 recorS in the 81.
49, - arc Repistrar "A -(.nnvevances.
t t5S5ol,,tm 4 fSber zfe Mares 29t.2s7.
~ undersirned morteagees hereby
51Ss rnf;ca 80 thsv' intend To fore.
si So ssiS mort - sna ser the mort.
$500 n 8 81 account 81 the
6rs.cb ~ Co.'s q. .cond,fione. and nro-
v 4 =, seid- n,orfrare- contained.
- VII. fho non.nsv,;i,snt q when fI,ie Of
;rs}slS,erfs - ~ ,,riTeihal and. inter.
s. .r,orsvs secnred ~ ssid morteaee
Notice e hereby likewise s given that
~ 1.,,s. "a rrlraiss.. convavad nv
s sad an ortese ee pi Ds sold y and &
S, 6a auction e AZ The ss,ction rooms
& pp9 james saI Il Moran COMPANY. Limit
s se Auf aSnn1s, r = Il Hawai-
IN Monday The 9th dav. 81 Anrnst.
1s1s 81 10 O'clock noon
~. nrc,erf 49, conveyed nv said
,,dy.ss.e IA v,iscs ~ re soid =
a s.I,, cnnsisf4 81 the following.
All fhat ce-trih niece n. 'narceI of
lsnS sitr.te 81 p1wea Waikiki Homo.
-f---t ,<T,s'--- -,....-,,s- - = ~
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Per s.. 8. Olaudine, for Mani. Jnly
S0.--Eddie Kealcl1a, Mrs. B. KeaIoha,
Miss A. Dimond and Ke0 J. Fukuda.
Per s. 8. Kilauea, for Hilo. July 81.
r7Dr. w. H. Celeb, Mrs. C. Quincy,
Miss McMenomfn. Mrs. Cooke. Miss
M. M. Cooke, Angelo Pessoa, Mrs. Pes
'soa, L. A. Gaspar, L. R. Gaspar, j. A.
verret, D. Bishop. Mrs. Bishop, c. c.
Won Hamm, DR.. Sexton and wife, Eda
silva, Miss Josephine Kaihenui. Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Cummins, Miss Lucas.
Mrs. T. w. Taylor, Sister Mary Thorn
as, Sister M. Praxedas Sister Ag4pita,
Or. and Mrs. Sections maid and two
children, ]. H. Rowland and wife. b.
F. Rowland and wife.
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~ AuTBoasrr
REsoLUTI0n no. ia.

Be Il resolved By the Board Of SUI
peryis0rs Of the City, and County Of
Honolulu, Territory q Hawaii. that
The sum Of Two Hundred and Ninety.
one Dollars fsz91 .00l Be and the same
Is hereby appropriated out Of HI mon
eys IN the General Fund of the Treas
ury for an account Known a. Purchase
Law Books, Honolulu District Court:
Beit further resolved that the words
Property OF the City and County Of
Honolulu" be stamped IN the books.
Presented BY
DANIEL LOGAN.
Supervisor
Honolulu, July 10, 1915.
Approved this 2sth day of July. A.
D. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE.
Mayor. City and County of Honolulu.
s22s-JuIy %. 50, 81.
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Logan. from Nagasaii for Honolulu
and San Francisco. sailed July II.
Thomas, from Honolulu 70 San Fran,
cisco, July 3.
Sherman, from San Francisco to Ho
nolulu, Guam and Manila, sailed
from Honolulu July Is.
Sheridan. from Honolulu to San Fran,
cisco, arrived May 13
Dix, from Seattle to Manila, departed
j from Honolulu. July 81.
Warren. stationed 1t tie Philippines.
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REMoyAL NOTICE

Drs. A. c. and o. b Wall announce
that they have moved their offices to
the fourth floor Of the Boston banding;
above May & Co. ssis.sm
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In the sheriff's vaultgin Vancouver.
Wash, there is an incandescent light
which has been in use for % years and
Is still good. It is burned only when
the vault is opened. but at times has
been going for a day or two contin.
uously.
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MAnS

Mails are due from the Following
points as follows:
San Francisco Wilhelmina. Aug. 8.
Yokohama-Ni Nippon Marn. Aug. 4.
Australia Ventura. Aug. 12.
YancOuver-Niagara. Aug. II.
Mails win depart for thu following
points a. follows:
San Francisco Lurline. August 3.
Yokohama China, July 81.
Australia Aug. II.
Vancouyer-Msknra Aug 90.
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NOTICE

DR.. w. S. Hobby VIII look after m,
practise during my absence from the
territory.
cq07 e.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per s. 5. w. @. Hall, for Kauai, July
2S.-E. Maclie. Mr.. and Mrs. Koefte.
Paul Isenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Lota, Mrs
Kinney, ]. Takeda. h. Ohye.
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NoTcE,

Il VIM not be responsible for any
debts contracted in my name without
written order.
FRANK SoUSA.
6227-3t
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THE MAUKA BOUNDARY OF
KING STREET, IN PAIzAAfA, To
THE MAUKA BOUNDARY OF
KING STREET, IN MoILIILL
Be It Ordained by the People OF the
City and County Of Honolulu:
Section l. Curb Grade. Finished
Center Line Grade, Datum Plane,
The curb grades and finished grades
Of the center line Of beretania street.
from the mauka boundary OF King
street. In Palama, TO the manka boun-
daryfof King street. IN Moiliili. IN the
District Of Honolulu City and County
Of Honolnla, are hereby established
In reference to . datum plane being
mean tide at said District of Homo
lulu, and the same located as follows,
to wit:
A bench mark at the foot OF the pil-
lar on the left side Of the. front en-
trance to the Judiciary building, in
said District OF Honolulu, Is 16.5 feet
above said datum plane. Said grades
are above said datum plane, the dis
tances specified on q map which is
on file in the office Of the City and
County Engineer. and is marked Grade
Mar No. IA.
e...s.,, tn. .,a.s.,s ,,rss u,h,ch
-. ~ - s,I 49,. 80 - 80 TO- -,
tas,s 49, s,r 80 sho,, - va-ss1si wssb
se. =. - -.,.s.'...i -. .s~sa - y,
- ~ VIZ" ~ I ~ 49, 49,.
49,, 49, ~ ~ a e.. = ne shcrF
- !. e n~s,ss W.. ~ ~ r,t,t@h I. 49,
=, .. , 4, -, -. - 40. ,-Ssr.r.a 4.
s 1910, ! = The offset line from
King street. IN PaIama. TO the monu-
menf Al Punahou street. Is parallel to
ana Gan feet from the mauka property
line 81 Befetanias street. The next
course fcourse Ia Il parallel to and
On 4 1t)p font offset from the. mauka
side Of Beretania street and the re-
naming courses are parallel to and
on 800 foot offset from either side
Of Beretanis street.
The offset and parallel line to the
ma,ika side Of Beretania street Isl
hereby established as follows:
Beginning ct City Survey Monu-
ment, which is ct the point Of inter.
section q the 100 foot. offset Inc
from the manka side Of. KING street
between LiIIha and Beretania ana the
200 foot offset line ron the mauka
street and Nuuanp street, the co.ord-
mates Of this monument referred toI
PunchboWI Irianenl4Llon stetion
are North 1880 feef ana West 0hss'-
en- |nrf ~ nH0Wu On Grade MAD NO
- and running thence py True Az
mutns g foiloMs
/. 500 0Q'-z156.6 feet 70 q Cityi
Survey Monument near the EVA sloe
b Nuu11u street;
2 SIS ss-41e.5 feet g Ga 2 clty sur.
{ slss 5o'-5so.5 FEE. 70 cyl
q Emma street;
A 32Ss S9'-516.35 feet 70 . City
Survey Monument opposite the enu OF
Richard street;
& $780, ~ 3o.-3So.1o feet 20 Al
City Survey Monument near the Eva
|I6c 81 Miller street.
2o1s "a, soS-s1S.)8 feet "a theI
beginning Of curve to the left, the
lone thie curve Is, 1857 feet, the
'rinnth and distance Of the long
'for5 6sj69.
slss Is, l5z--1s0.16 feet: themes
s. 500 l4,-217.3o feet to q City
q, ~ Z q pencsbowi street:
q 116< 90 co. "a fo.f "a : CsffvI
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BY AUTHORITY.
BILL NO. III.
ORDINANCE NO. p.

AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO
THE EsTABLISHMENT OF
GRADES AND SIDEWALK LINES
ON BERETANIA STREET. FROM
THE MAUKA BOUNDARY OF
KING STREET. IN PA1sAAfA, TO
THE MAUKA BOUNDARY OF
KING STREET. IN MoILIILI.
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s1,62O.705.52
RUDOLF BUcHLY,

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 21st day. Of July. 1915.
J. H. ELLIS,
Notary Public. First Judicial Circuit,
T. H.
/ hereby certify that the above Is a
true and correct copy Of the original
schedule filed in the, office of the
Treasurer Of the Territory Of Hawaii.
J. H. ELLIS,
Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit,
T. H.
622K.Rt q
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Territory II Hawaii.
Guy and County Of Honolulu.

Territory II Hawaii.
Guy and County Of Honolulu.
RUDOLF Buchly. being duly sworn,
deposes and says that be q the CAN.
Ter Of The First American SAVINGS
and Trust Company Of Hawaii. Limit.
ed. mat the following schedule Is 4
full. true. and accurate statement of
the affairs of The First American
Savings and Trust Company Of Ha:
wah, Limited. e. and inclnding the
som day Of June. 1876. such scheiuie
being required By Section No. 3s27 nf
the Revised Laws. 1915. Of the Terri
tory Of Hawaii. The authorized capt.
tai Of the Company Is 500. 900 90, ii.
vided into 1000 shares Of the par val
ne Of $4,000 each. The number OF
shares issued is 1000, seventy per
cent thereon, equal to S140.000O0. has
been paid. leaving s6O.000.0O subject
to be called in. The liabilities Of the
Company on the 30th day OF June.
1915, as then ascertained were as
fo1rr~r,..
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Honolulu, July q. 1915.

At q regular adjourned meeting Of
the board Of Supervisors Of the City
and County Of Honolulu, held Tuesday,
July ~, 1876 the foregoing Resolu'
tion was passed on First Reading and
ordered to print on the following vote
Of said board,
: Ayes: AHA. Arnold, Hollinger,
Horner, Logan. Shingles Total s.
Noes: Larsen. Total l.
E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy city and County Clerk.
e217>In1v e.. e. so
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AT regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board OF Supervisors Of the CITY
and County Of Honolulu. held Tues
day. July ~. 1915. the foregoing Bill
was passed on Second Reading and
ordered to print on the following vote
Of said board,
Ayes AHA. Arnold, Hollinger,
Horner, Larsen. Logan. Single. Total
Z.
Noes: None.
E. BUFFANbEAU.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6227,Jnly Is. %. 80.
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Capital paid in 1888 100000
Reserve ........... 35,000.00
Undivided profits -. 2,SS496
Deposits ............ S42, S20.56
$1,000, 705.53
The assets Of the Company on the
seth day Of June. 1915, were as fol-
lows:
Bills receivable. ...$ 617,236.37
Bonds ........ 2S2,370.00
Real estate ...,...... 32,022.55
Cash on. hand and in
bank ............. 7s,s97.s3
Interest accrued 49,. 9,352.24
Suspense ........... S26.43
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62z5,July 26. Is, 80.
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w. O. SMITH, TTustee,
E. A. MOTTrSMITH. Trustee,
MARY s. PARKER, Trustee.
Trustees under the viii Of w. C. Luna
lilo. Deceased
Smith. Warren & Sutton. attorneys
for mortgagees. sss's.
e1i7-Jnit fsg "a 80. A,,t. 6.
The Washington times., 1915-08-16
T0PAST
FOR G. A. R. VETERANS
Historic Sites to Be Marked for
Visitors Who Were Here in
1865.

Or. Marcus Benjamin has been ap-
pointed acting chairman OF the historic
sites committee. organized to mark for
the Grand Army encampment places Of
interest In Washington to veterans Of
the Union armies.
DR.. Benjamin will have charge Of the
work during the absence from Wash
ington Of w. P. Van wicklc. the chair
man. and w. v. Cox. the vice chair
man. The committee is now busy pre-
pairing data on historic sites which will
be published In conjunction with the
official program of the encampment
which Is to convene in this city late in
September.
The Wisconsin camps which will be
represented ct the encampment have
obtained Headquarters at the New Var
mum Hotel.
Col. George A. Roslcy. Of Boston. ma
tional chief Of staff Of tho Grand Army.
estimates that at least 40. .nDo individuals
WI! march In the great parade. which
VIII be reviewed by President Wilson in
commemoration OF the grand review
held In Washington firy years ago
Inc major portion OF the parade will be
constituted Of veterans who marched in
the review Of 'S5
The Washington times., 1915-08-16
EVANSVILLE.

The ladies Of the Methodist T Episcopal
Church. South. will hold their fourth
annual rainbow lawn fete" tomorrow
evening on the lawn at the Alexander
Guido place and an elaborate prepara-
tion has been made to accommodate
all who attend. State Comptroller
Emerson C. Harrington. candidate for
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor. will deliver an address. and State
Auditor J. Enos Ray. jr.. will also
speak. The following program will then
be rendered: Reading. Why Women
Should Not Vote" by Mrs. Flora Kays
Hanson: selection by the Sunday School
band of the Brentwood Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South: reading by Mrs.
George N. Wells, OF Brentwood; cornet
solo by Mr.. Coghill. and q selection by
the band. Messrs j. NJ. Hall and Alex
ander Dude compose the reception COM
mittee. The proceeds of the entertain
ment will be devoted to the building
The Washington times., 1915-08-16
STATE DEPARTMENT
AIDE At PLATTSBURG
J. H. Gregory, Of Citizenship Bu-
reau, Assisting instructors
at Army Camp.

The military camp for business and
Professional mon at Plattsbure, N. r.
extracted many men from the Govdrn-
mont service. One Of these Is J. H.
Gregory. Of the Citizenship Buerau Of
tho State Department. who saw active
military service and attained the rank
" captain Of volunteers in tho Spanish
American war.
Mr.. 0reeory, who now makes his
Aome at tho Army and Navy Club here.
has been connected with the State De-
Hartment FOR many years. Before his
Assignment to the Citizenship Bureau he
was head Of the diplomatic training
school, which ATS the secretaries and
embassies and LEGATIONS abroad.
Mr.. Gregory hold a number OF posts
At European embassies ana legations.
and In 1903 was the American charge
d'affAires at Guatemala. He then went
20 the American consulate at Constan-
tinople He was educated in France,
and he has been especially valuable to
the State Department because Of his
wide command Of languages.
When tho plans for the camp at
PlattsburX were announced Mr.. Gregory
was one Of the first to apply to the
headquarters Of tho Eastern division at
Governors island. He wished to bring
his military knowledge up to date. At
Plattsburg he Is assisting tho In
struotcrs, a. we'll as taking the course
himself.
The Washington times., 1915-08-16
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
WANTS TOLL GATES
Would RetaIiate for Action of
Fairfax County in Imposing
Tolls.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 16.-The
board Of supervisors Of Alexandra
county have asked the county engineer
to investigate and report the cost OF
establishing toll gates on all roads N
Alexandra county running to the line
Of Fairfax county. tho wages that
should be paid to tollgate keepers. and
the fees to be charged east-bound vehi-
cles 1t Is proposed to erect the gates
In retalia lon for the action Of the Fair
fax authorities who have established
toll gates on all OF the improved roads.
Funeral services for William REIN
Claxton. M. A.. Phi. D.. will be held
tomorrow morning from st: Msry's
Catholic Church. this city. DR.. Clax:
ton died at the Emergency Hospital
yesterday morning. He had made his
Years. Years Dr. cIaxton was a lawyer BY
profession but gave up his practice for
literary pursuits. He was for time
editor of a Catholic magaxine and
aftsrward was an associate editor OF
the Catholic Encyclopedia
Tho funeral Of the late Miss Elisabeth
Price took place this morning from the
residence. lls North Alfred street. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
Wallis. The pallbearers were Mark L.
Price. IT.. Marion c. Price. James
smythe, Robinson Moncure. Wallace
Fawcett. and Alfred Fl. Thomson. 5r.
The Rev. J. NJ. Nourse. a former pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
preached at Yesterdays services In the
absence Of the Rev. John L. Allison,
who is on hts vacation.
Funeral services for william l.. Wade.
foreman Of the Armour repair shops, who
died at his home. 4A North Payne street.
took place this afternoon at o'clock
and we're conducted by the Rev. Edgar
CARPENTER. rector of Grace Episcopal
Church.
The Washington times., 1915-08-16
SUBMARINE PARTS
SENT TO ENGLAND
Bethlehem Steel Company Said to
Have Manufactured Vessels
Assembled In Montreal.

That the Bethlehem Steel Company
has manufactured parts Of fifteen SUBJ
shipyards at Montreal and then sent
across the Atlantic under their own
power to do duty in the North Sea
and at the Dardanelles Is asserted In
reports published today.
The boats are said to be similar to
the H boats of the American navy.
Further. Charles NJ. Schwab is given
is asserted that Bryan. when secre-
tary of State, although frownine on
the shipment Of submarine vessels as
a whole. did not object to parts being
shipped.
The boats left Montreal manned by
English crews, according to the ver-
sion OF the matter now published.
Allegations of this sort have been
have never admitted knowledge OF It.
The Washington times., 1915-08-16
Treasury Now Sends
Money by Parcel Post

Shipment Of money by the Treasury
to banks and subtreasuries of the coun-
try by parcel post was begun today.
Station B of the city postoffice was
formally opened at Q o'clock this morn
ing on the basement floor OF the Treas
ury on the west side, in the room for
mcrly occupied b. the express company
that received all of this Government
business.
James E. woltz is clerk in charge OF
the new station. The new branch post,
office will care for all Of the Treasury
Depa rtmehts postal business. In add!-
ton to the currency shipments to 20 by
registered mail.