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Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
3: CHURCHES

First Meth0dist-Tonigh at 1880 the
Daughters OF the Covenant wiz meet
with the Misses Hubbard.
Tuesday at 80 the Harriet Hender-
son Memorial Glass social and business
meeting VIII be held with Mrs. AHA
Dempsey, 1870 Second avenue.
Wednesday afternoon the Covenant
Bible class meets for sewing Ct Long
View park 5Irs. y. G. Griffith. Mrs.
Foster and Mrs. 0, a zIiiler will be the
hostssses.
"Wednesday evening at 7:s0 prayer
services
Thursday evening the Queen Esther
circle viii hold a lawn social at the
home Of Miss Margaret Lamont
First Baptist Wednesday evening.
prayer services st 1850.
South PsEh Presbyferimn-Tu
afternoon at z:30 the hill W. c. 7. L.
will meet with blrs W. O. Litten. 1873
Twenty-uin street, Tor
the annual election Of officers.
Tuesday afternoon there w1u be an
aluminium demonstration al the church
naaer the auspices ot the Woman's
Gaila.
Wednesday afternoon at 1 O'Clock the
Junior association VIII meet at lha
caaroh.
Prayer meeting Wednesday At T:so
aad at s.15 the teachers training class
will meet.
Thursday evening tbs Laura Mar
aals circle Will meet With Miss Lille
Eihi. 1120 Thtrty-eighth street.
United preshyterian-Tuasday even
ing II 7:45 the Kats Hill Missionary
society viii meet with Miss Cora Nc
Kown OF 1886 Sixteenth street
-
Zien Lutheran-Th!s evening the |
young Peoples society will meet at
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

as is necessary. any girl is foolish
70 oFerdo pleasure seeking by tryiug
to have d good time every night.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Kindly pub
lish a remedy for greasy nose. Also a
remedy for bIackheads on the side of
the nose, and pimpIes. T. w. n
Garry around d little pocket pow
der box In the back of the cover is
a small mirror. You can get box az
almost any drug store for 35 cents
frequent use of powder is about this
only thing that helps much.
To cure blackheads make an oiuf-
ment Of one ounce OF soap uniment
and one ounce of ether. mix. At nitht
scrub the face thoroughly with hot
water, using complexion or other
soft brush After wiping. apply the
mixture to each Of the spots and let
IL remain on over night. Wash off in
the morning with hot water. Con
unue until the spots have disaDneared
Ihen twice q week wash the face with
this mixture. removing the LIQUID at
once by rinsing with clear water. II
Ihere are large pores. wipe over each
with little alcohol.
For pimDles that frequently appear
with blackheads make an ointment of
two grams OF vaseline. 20 grams
OF sulphur preciDitate and 20 grams
OF potash soap. Rub over the pimples
az night This may be used at the
same tlne as the blackhead mixture.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. Does ona |
nave 70 have 4 high school education
to become a stenographer2 I went. two !
years and was then taken sick and |
couldn't finish my course. am
strong now and would like 70 take a
business course. KT /
= hlgh school education is not re- +
CURED Tor entering business col /
lege. ! think you will be glad Of your
two years at high school, however.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT AT DTS-
NFg

The announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss Mildred Cardall, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and bTrs. George Cardau Of
420 Fifteenth street. 10 Leonard Dick
ipson OF Moline was made at q pret-
tily appointed dinner party Of the past
week at the home of Miss Emma Gel
ger, 2100 Fourth avenue. Rock Island
Covers were laid for 10 In the dining
room. which was decorated with the
chosen colors Of the bride-eieGt-
and white Blue and white hearts
formed q unique centerptecs and the
place cards were daintiiy haud-palnt-
ed. The guests were the members Of
the ]. D. club Her fellow members
made the occasion d miscellaneous
shower for the bride-to-be, who was
the recipient Of many pretty and use
ful gifts. The bride-elect is well
known In Rock Island and the an
nouncement win bring forth the good
wishes CT a host of friends. The we'd
ding viii be an early September event.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

Vanilla Ice Cream (Thfs makes
three quarts 1.-Two quarts sweet milk,
one pint sweet cream, two to two and
ona~qparteF cups sugar, two egg yoIks.
little cornaLareh make q paste Of
it with milk. then thin and add to
rest), vanilla extract, two egg whites.
Take milk. cream and sugar, bring to
boil, add cornstarch and egg yolks-
Take OF stove, cool and add vanilla.
When cold freeze partly, then add
beaten white OF eggs; finish freezing.
# You desire to add fruit, add it when
first part is half frozen. 3 very cheap
but delicious ice cream.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
EEGAGFWFNT ANNOTNCFD.

MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Kruse Of 3427
Seventh avenue. Rock Island. an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage Of their daughter, Ruby
c. Kruse, TO Charles Oswald, Jr.. OF
Rock island. The wedding viii be an
event Of this month
Miss Kruse left today for Cedar
Rapids. where she will be the guest Of
Miss Iva Stolha who is to serve her
as bridesmaid.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
ROCK ISLANDERS Al BUBLTNG-
TON

"A jolly aggregation Of DANES and
misses from Rock Island stopped of
in Burlington between boats today, en-
route from Rock Island TO Quincy. via
the White Collar line They had one
thrilling adventure here Just after
boarding d street car at the corner OF
Main and Washington streets the ear
jumped the track The ladies refused
10 shoulder the blame. The following
comprised the party. Misses kathryn
Young, Laura If. Moose. Ethel Porter.
Anna Reed, Rilda Couch, Helen VoIl-
mer. Mary McCaffray and Mary
Schulitt, and Mesdames e. Y. Klatt and
T. S. Dixon.-Burlingta Gazette
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
ITNCHF0E - 20. -.

Miss Lille Racquet Preston OF Daven-
port entertained at q small luncheon
Saturday noon at her home, Mt- Ida
Place, having as her guests a number
of tr3-city girls Of the younger set
The tables were done in astars Of the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

red cherries and strawberries. When
fruit is cooked in Jelly let cool; if oil
the consistency OF mincemeat ii is
reay for use. add more jelly ii too
thick, Bake in oven as Tor pie. in
dripping pan, Serve net or cold with
Tea
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
DINNER DAyCE AT ARSENAL CLUB

Miss DoroLhea Voilmer and her
brother, Harry Yollmer, OF Davenport.
gave a dinner dance Saturday evening
II honor Of Miss Vollmer's house
guest, Miss AIiliioent AeCrady Of Pitts
hurgh, Pa. About fifty tri-city young
people were in the party
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
MOLINE WOMAN GETS
A WIDOWS PENSION

Mrs. Amanda Wiley Moline. was
Saturday awarded the sum of SIS
q month widows pension by County
Judge N. A. Larson. She is the moth
er OF three children, two OF whom are
minors.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
PREsENTs PrPILs III RECITAI.

FE8 SEA Is EbRALS IN 6EGjIA3s
Professor ". A McCullouch Of Dav-
export wiII present two pupils, J. Y.
Graham Of Davenport and Ralph syr-
EFT Of Rock Island, Wednesday evening
in q recital at the Auditory Art rooms.
Mr. Graham'g voice Is a sweet. pure,
high tenor Of good range and Of
quality that promises all that is best
n voices Of that character. He has
studied diligently and does excellent
work which viii give much pleasure to
his friends
Mr.. SyFett is a young singer with
all the possibilities Of real greatness
iu song His voice is a beautiful, true
baritone IN the last number on the
following program Mr. Graham ana
Mr.. syrett will be assisted by Profess
sor DIcCuIlouch:
Invinctus ..........-..- Bruno Huhn
Mr.. Syrett.
Dreams ..-.+..- -.,............. otrelezki
Mr. Graham
My Weary Heart Can Find No
Rest ...,...-. ...-.....-.-,.-....-, Henschel
WiegenIied Observation-Disclosures. Brahms
Mr.. syrert,
Der Asra .-............. Rubensefn
All, Have Sighed 10 Rest pie, Verdi
Mr. Graham.
Duet, When I Know That Thou Art
Near NE" ,,.......--........-..Abt
Mr.. Graham and Mrs. Syrett
Intermission.
Mon Dsstr ..-.....-. .-...--.---. Nevia
Mr. Syrett
1nafltle ..--..-r-...--... fBlEe
Mr.. Graham.
Liebes Treue .....-........- Brahms
Rolling Down to Rio .-..-.-.-. Slater 1
Mr.. SvFett
Duet, TN Our Boat" .-....-......., f.
Mr. Graham and Nr, syrett
ashore .......-...-..-..... Tratere /
Thro' All Eternity .....-. .Nascheroni /
Mfr Graham.
Trio. Praise We" .......--... Verdi .
Nessrs. Graham, syrett and McguI- /
I0cb
Miss Edith NcCu}loch OF Davenport /
will be at the piano
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
SOCIAL EVENTS

different colors. among the guests
were Miss siler Of New York, visit
ing Mrs. George ". Burr al the araeu-
al pest; Miss Alberta Richards Of
Hannibal, No, the guest Of Miss Kath-
crime Marshall OF Rock Island, and
Misc Mtllicent MGCFady Of Pittsburgh,
Pa who Is the guest Of 3iiss Dor
othea VolImer Of Davenport
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

All the news alIthe time-TheA Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

Miss Edith McCulIoch OF Davenport
will be at the piano.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21
From Tuesdays Daily.

New York. May lS.-The big fleet
Of warships which was anchored In
the Hudson river for the past ten
days, steamed out to sea today with
President Wilson reviewing the i've
mile line as II passed the Maynower
of the Statue of Liberty.
AS each craft neared the Mayfiower.
her six Founders. fore and aft. let
loose white puffs of smoke and over
the harbor there reared the thunder
of the presidential salute OF twenty
guns. Thousands OF persons focked
to vantage points TO view the great
marine procession.
Leaving New York. the feet made
for Newport, the rendezvous from
which will be directed the maneuv-
ers I'm the war game along the Allan
tic coast. The president and most of
his party arranged TO return to Wash
ington aboard the Mayfower, the not =
able exception being Secretary Tu-
multy. who will return TO the capital
by train.
President Wilson remained at the
bridge of the Mayfiower through the
review. watching the great battle
ships. then the smaller craft steam
rapidly out to sea. The president
displayed particular interest in the
I submarine fotilla. which was led by
Ks. He asked many questions about
, tho different types. how they were
submerged and the accommodations
fer the crews. Several times he bOr-
rowed marine glass To look at them
closer
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pened to 60 into the house for a drink
OF water about half past three this
morning. He noticed that several
things were in disorder The drawers
of the sideboard were open and there
were evidences that somebody had been
looking for valuables. The window Of
the sitting room was open and the
curtain was tied In a knot. II was
here. evidently that the thieves gained
entrance. The window had not been
locked and the lower sash was easily
raised from the outside There was no
evidence that the burglars went up
stairs ut all.
Mr.. DALEY greatly regrets the loss
OF his watch and chain. that having
been presented to him fifteen years
ago by the city of Mankato. when nc
was city attorney. This gift was In
recognition OF his services In going
before the state board OF equalization
and getting the valuation of Mankatc
real estate reduced. On the inside oil
the watch Is an inscription. telling oil
the presentation of the watch. The
watch and chain. If found. can bs
easily identified
A pocket knife was also taken.
| An attempt appears to have beer
! made. perhaps by the same persons
last night. to burglarize the home o.
Mrs. Evan Parry. 500 South Fourth
street I'm the same neighborhood. wher
, the family arose this morning. It wa
found that the screen had been takei
of side window downstairs. and tn,
lower sash was raised about foot
However. nothing was missed. Som,
Of the family happened to be up dur
ing the night and turned on lights il
the house. Perhaps this frightene
eff the thieves
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Berqer.Heil.

berger Hell.
Miss Anna Berger. daughter of Mrs.
John Berger of Morton. Mimi. and
Mr.. John Hell. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert He'll of 52S North Sixth street
were united in marriage at eight
o'clock this morning at st. Peter and
Pauls Catholic church by Rev Father
Henry. They were attended by Miss
Anna He'll. sister OF the groom. who
acted as bridesmaid. and Henry Wei
mer, as bestman. The bride wore a
handsome gown of white satin, trim
med with shadow lace. and pink chif-
fon. her long veil was I'm bonnet eff
feet, and she carried bridal bOu-
quet Of white roses and lilies of the
valley. The maid wore dainty gown
of pink silk crepe. trimmed with
shadow lace, and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony ut the church
the bridal party repaired to the home
of the erooms parents, where n wed =
ding breakfast was served and con-
fratulations received At high noon
today an elegant wedding dinner was
served to the relatives and intimate
friends, covers being laid for seven
ty-five guests. The house decorations
were I'm an artistic color scheme of
F., pink and white. with cut flowers and
foliage. presenting very pretty
scene. The young ladies who assisted
in serving were Misses Evangeiine
Finnegan. Anna Finnegan and Celia
S'ainbach. MANY beautiful and valu-
able wedding gifts were received dur
inr the day. and shortly after the
welding ceremony the groom present
ed his bride with very handsome
diamond brooch as bridal gift. Mr.
and Mrs. He'll departed on the after
noon train for n wedding journey Ia
tho cities and Duluth and will take
triD over the Great Lakes. returning
to this city about June I. and will
make their future home here. Both
bride and groom are well known and
popular young people. whose man,
friends unite I'm best wishes for theil
future happiness. Mrs. He'll Is q
charming Young lady. who was one
of the MOST popular girls of her home
town. and Mr.. Hell Is a rising young
business man Of this city. who oper
ates the He'll feed mill on Main street
and Is also partner with his father
in the grocery business.
Guests from. out of town I'm attend
ance nj the wedding were Mrs. I.
"acho of New Ulm. and Miss .enf
Berger nf Morgan. sisters of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Meyer OF Traverse
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY CONNIE
SlONERS OF BLUE EARTH
COUNTY. MIMI.
Srecial Session.

Mankato. Mimi. May 4th. 1915.
Beard convened at 1850 p. M. pur-
suant TO notice duly given. all mem
bers present. This meeting was call
ed tor the purpose 81 nolding the
first hearing on coaa;.: ditch NJ. "S.
All interested parties who were pres
ent were given an opportunity 10 be
heard for or against the proposition
County Surveyor Allison was present
and answered many questions in re-
gard TO the engineering side Of the
proposition.
Moved by Commissioner Kraus and
seconded by Commissioner Foley
that the ditch be progressed. MOtcn
carried.
The interested parties recommend
ed that Roy II. Allison be appointed
as engineer thereon. Commissioner
Foley moved that Roy II. Allison he
appointed as engineer on county
ditch No. SO and his compensation
fixed at $500 per day and necessary
expenses. Motion seconded and car
ried.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that Geo. H. Barnard OF Good Thun
der. David ]. Williams of Lake Crys-
tai and Geo. C.. Cornish OF CerescI
be appointed as viewers on above
ditch.
A request was filed asking that a
three year guarantee be required OF
the contractor on this ditch IL II Is
ordered constructed. On motion. the
same was carried.
Commissioner Foley moved that the
county appropriate sl25.00 to assist
the City OF Mankato I'm keeping open
the branch laboratory I'm this city
Motion seconded End carried.
Board adjourned at p. m. to meet
at 3 a. m. May Path. 1915.
(Seal.- o. X. OLSON.
Chairman.
Attest:
c. H. Kennedy.
ClarE
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Hughes Smith.

John Smith. proprietor Of au auto
mobile repair shop on North Second
street, and Miss Teresa Hughes. both
OF Mankato, were married at eight
O'Clock this morning at st. Johns
Catholic church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Hughes
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith OF st
Paul played and George Smith OF
Mankato sang. The young couple viii
make their home In Mhnkato ON North
Front street
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From Tuesdays Daily.
/ An excellent dinner was one OF the
pleasing features of the meeting OF
the First Presbyterian church ana
congregation last evening In the din
ing room of the church. The meal
was served at $40 by the Ladies' Aid
society and every seat at the tables
was filled.
In the absence of the pastor. who
| IL attending the meetings OF the gen.
erai assembly at Rochester. N. Y. the
church meeting was presided over by
Elder George II. Clark. The report
of the clerk of the session showed a
membership of $50 I'm the church and
| an enrolment of 33S in the two sun
day schools.
w. ID. Willard and Grin w. Roberts
were elected elders for three years.
The meeting of the congregation was
presided over by Judge Lorin cray.
w. j. Merchant. J. II. Brandrup ana
T. 4. Sherk were re- elected trustees
| for three years. John G. Noe was
elected president of the congregation
for the ensuing year The salary OF
| the pastor was increased 5000 for
the current year
Report OF Church Branches.
Reports of the various branches OF
| the church activities were given as
| follows:
Report of treasurer of congrega-
! ton. W. W. Davis.
| Report of Ladies' Aid society. Mrs,
w W. Davis.
Church budget and every member
canvass. w. A. Sanborn. financial Sec
rotary.
Report Of Sunday schol +. c. Will
/ lard superintendent
Report of Hone chapel. W. ID. VIII
lard superintendent.
Report of brotherhood. Logan Rose
for C.. J. Holman. secretary and treas
urer.
Committee on church music. George
/ f. Brett
Woman's Missionary society. Mrs
! Il. l.. Halves. treasurer.
Christian Endcavor. Curtis Snow
treasurer.
| Westminster Guild. Miss Edit
| Fletcher. secretary and treasurer.
! The Financial Statement.
The reports showed the following
n
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21
From TUESDAYS OaYYv.

Portland Ore. May lS.-Mrs. Hazel
Tackles. formerly Of Mankato. Mimi.
who shot nj Ter husband in the mu-
nicipal court here April 30. was in
dicted yesterday by the grand jury
ON two charges Of assault with
dangerous weapon. one on her hus-
hand and the other on Miss william
eta McElroy. tho stenngrapher. who
was struck by bullet from the wom-
ans revolver.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21
Sunday School Picnic.

The Sunday School of Trinity Nor
wegian Lutheran church will erioy
picnic at Sibley park Saturday
afternoon of this week. The Sunday
school will furnish coffee and cream
and the parents will bring lunch has
kets. Out of town students who are
members of the Sunday school need
not bring lunch.
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Brisbois Martin.

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Ida Margaret
Brisbois. and Mr. Robert Martin. nj
Miami. Arizona. on May 3. The bride
was employed AS n trained nurse In
the hospital at Miami. and the groom
holds n responsible position as head
carpenter for the Miami Carpenter
company. They have gone to house
keeping i'm their coy home on Hos
pital Ill.,
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He was born in Redwood Fails. Mimi.
Patrolman Neary saw DR.. Eastman
entering taxicab at Grand Central
station. and on the police blotter
charged him with being unable TO
take care of himself
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tMcCabe, travelling passenger agent Of
the Omaha. and re-inforcments will
leave Saturday night. so that a
smashing attack is promised for Sun
day.
The Mankato lodge will entertain
the st. Paul Elks at a social session
Saturday night.
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From TUESDAYS Daily.

Faribault. May ia verdict for
$500 was given Miss Emma lIuett-
ner against the nun fatrh railway.
Saturday. Miss Iluct,ner had sued for
$25 200. costs and disbursement In
her suit. The case of Caroline Seth
versus the Dan ra;ch is now before
the court. and witnesses ere now be-
ing examined.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-21
Miss Maud Hart, Story Writer.

Miss Maud Palmer Hart, well
known and popular In this city. hav-
ing been "a graduate OF Mankato High
school. has written a short story en-
titled Emma Middleton Cuts Cross
Country" which appears in full in
the June number of Ainslec's maya
zine. II is cleverly written and very
human. telling OF the sudden break
ing away from convention. OF re-
spectacle dressmaker. who longed for
real good time and the conse-
quence OF her adventure. which prom
ised to be az romantic as one could
wish Miss Hart handles her char
.acterS with skill. and makes their
conversation interesting and anus
ing.
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Youna People's League Social.

The Young Peoples league OF Trim
ity Norwegian Lutheran church VIII
give social at the church parlors
Friday evening this week. There
will be games and good program.
Mrs. Hans Hanson and Mrs. DR.. Pet
crson will serve refreshments.
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From TUESDAYS Oaiiv.

From TUESDAYS Oatfv.
St. Paul Pioneer Press: Leslie
DeitZ, son OF the defender OF Gamer
on dam. weak and emaciated from
starvation and recovering from in
iuries suffered I'm fan down sixty
stone steps, walked all the way ID
New York to see President Wilson
about pardoning his father" wrote
an inspired New York reporter yes
ter,lay. The story trickled westward
over the wires.
seeped Way Into lie Sueur.
Later the New York reporter bic
story seeped its way into lie Suear.
Mimi. There was one there who
stopped II.
The telephone rang in the Iiorcer
Press editorial rooms.
Say" broke in a voice before the
reporter could learn who was talkin::
II am not starving in New York.
am up here ut lie Sueur and am per
fectly we'll ID was Le;lie Dc't7.
lie declared lie was the only really
honest to goodness Leslie, son Of the
defender OF Cameron dam
Don't Know the Man.
Il don't know the man in New York
who represents himself as Leslie
Dcitz." declared DEITY. There was
fellow in Pittsburgh not long age
who said he was l. He is wrong.
Il have been travelling through
Minnesota showing pictures OF oul
fight i'm Wisconsin"
The Free Press of last evening
pronounced the New York fellow /:
faker
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Fror, TUESDAYS Daily

Fror" Vneso7v's DAILY
Theodore Williams. the insurance
agent. and his son. Wheaton Williams
both pleaded guilty in police court
this morning to charges OF assault In
the third degree. preferred by Soren
larson. janitor of the National Citi-
Zens' hank building. Judge w. A.
plymat imposed fine OF SIS and costs
On the father and 81 and costs ON
Tire son. The fines were promptly
paid.
The affair grew out Of dispute
between the older Williams and the
i'nitOr over the question whether the
latter was in duty bound. under prev
iOus arrangements. to make a fire In
Nr. Williams building across the
street. on the cold mornings OF May
The elder Williams claims that Lar
son called him vile name and this
caused him to make the assault. While
the two men were engaged In tus
sic. Wheaton Williams. came to the
aid of his father
Larson stated today that he intend
ed tn bring n civil action also on both
the Williamses. saying that his nose
was still very sore. and he ought ia
have something for his pain.
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New York. May 1s.-Dr. Charles
A. Eastman OF Amherst. Mass. was
locked up In the East Fifty first street
police station last night on a charge
of intoyication. DIR. Eastman. full
FLOODED Sioux indian and aagraduafe
OF Dartmouth. has occupied several
positions as government physician.