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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03

Ilf CUE q fHfIF VFII7f thai HVInN ~
W bties YARD and lawn. stofy a trash =
which shfnas 10 N they burn 90
stfAs =sd and AID and Kindred
irpph s laDof the ptlilf with nfiy snds
Esal ard nai foF cash RMS town ~ class siqne;
there lies snd quite nuhr0Wn afief yeaf
~ Joints sod fei diseases
aift when Ties ~ there dsrNfea nifh
ths psppe deDt boz ~ DIE death Joke and
sf4 sh4lt them Ntfn ttes tired -
Hhiuyie~H ana sish TIE psef, have
hsarse kHsH tke uidfohe fufae iena l1ug uFn
tgf fans f4r tafy
bna five tbro~ This - TIE siiefs ~ delight
aAsse an fils Twins riEht tA=effai 5Ytf
burg mjrnf rfnnffapr 81 @tail 'ala
a1@n. sna make clean
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03

SUNDAY school at 81 9ca1f
PREACHING services af 81 ~ n and
90 o. ~
Epuofih League mesta at no D. m
Nld-mfsk prayer asrtlro each
"Wednesday esenlaH nt 1850 3. m.
An VINO Niii are coruiaty tnvtoa e.
attend ire serVWeg
Wiu d Nsutfro. Pastor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03

CRY FINANCIAL STATEMENT

The citY financial statement is pub
iishssl each saturday lh me caller The
Miller Administration Us thr only aa-
minisifatlen Ia the history W Curpas
CHRISTI that haa published such q.
narciai statements weekly.
The repati fuf thc week ending April
- Submitted ta the council hy Sec.
retArN Malliean ti Yesterdays retian
~ She counrh follows
CitN Han aaa Flfa station
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03
TEXAS BAGGAGE MEN ARE
TO MEET HERE APRIL IS
fss Days Session ~ ths State Aaso
eiatcn-Cerrit,Hs Ptspsres Tn.
,eftairrfrnt Program.

The first farVtntlnn thAi Corpus
Christi 1891 entertain dnfinn 1918 Nin
.hf ibe rt.as HaKgaEe Nvn's Assecsn.
unn The hssraFsmen vii b. here on
Aprl as ara If me rrosiAn cabins
Co.. nv epenins session IL nccar 81 10
O'Clock a. the Narcrs Nntpi On the
morning ~ kpsii 49,
w. ~ Han president 81 the cousus
Nturu Transfer SoinpRas. taes year
A. furt wofth srcurca the convention
irT CORPUS Christi There arr thifts
" the puaeirRA transfer companies
~ he state hoidlns neinerrwi,ir In the
aesaciation Mr. Hpn expects thai ~.
~r, ccmpaaY VII he r~prsscnfed as me
ttfihoimins meetlnH and that the ma,
tcrity ~ fhr Representatives viii ~ a..
cowpaniei ~ their ietiva
lester 9nust enatTynnn - tnc M
trFtaing~rrs cnnrait7r- ~ thr ceu.ness
clal club. SECRETARY rarfis ANA Az
HIM ayr Srtangtus suitable ptorran,
fof the eaNse fien
-.
The postponed natinnni bowling ne.f
a New YORK erNlns TO-DAY Tho experts
ffcn she east arv hnins az a nv 0iand
ccatra, inlace
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03
b. 49,. ealhsns -.

g. pairish's cathohr Church
2 % a. nj. Low Mass
500 a. m chlidfrna Mass and in-
atrueti1n. -
10 90 n m, last Mass and sermon.
D4riuf enc week masses are az %
and SEQ m.
EFeflnr Sefgirea-
sunday evening 90 ESQ. nasar. in-
struction an1 bsre1itii0n n the Masi
Messed Sacrament
Tuetday evening ~ ffs inguirf
class AZ me cathedral This cia-s BE-
tnfer trr direction ~ IRE ah'e fafhef
Mafs. O. w. ard Be- INTENDED for al
who ser asiy seek Information rerafl.
ing the dorifInra ~ ere rn'hoHr
chofcn EVERYBODY ia ue.came
Thursfay evening az 1855 Neg
hour
FIRST Fri8ay ~ DC month 90 2 g
p N sreelaI services % heaor - the
Sacred Heart
order % M,ffines--
Altar Society meets in TO g. - g.
hall every nfn sunday ~ the month
Immediately after usncilcuou.
The corpus Chfisu gethaiio Ciuh
meets eseJ first Sunday % ihe month
in tho school rooms. Immediately after
The last mass
Tho Catholic Cemetery ASS citation
meets every Third sunday n the month
in the school raans Immediately after
q na last rrrnra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03
City News : =:
+: /: in Brief

, . Osborn, ,s~sisr and optornsif>st.
tla moved from fff former location Il
en- rfafirfai street and la nnu N
fif'i ir enc rev nuaftsrs at go Aiha
quite street fofmufiy aeeap.cd ~ jas.
Holman plumber
Essminatians fcr first and second
Frad. tearnefH certificates were neii
YESTERDAY in County Superintendent
NIt nentons office in fhe cnurinnuar.
Loffis q ahYior FANNIE iifnwn. leone
Is 0asra ard Mamie Hm nerfnrd of
Corpus Chunii Given Perry ~ Port
Arkansas and hrrnlcs a MauFn tnd
hyFon Waugh ~ Portland inkinF ne
EXAMINATIONS
The phAs,hts elsss u th~ Central
Christian Church viii hold be regaiar
business m.sfiaF TurainY sFculnr az
lq 0clufk in the christian Tabernacle
Az numbers arf nfreh t0 b. present
The pars AssnIs Bsrtsi Church viii
hrsr iafn theif HeW Ch9fth aui'iirg
IN Nunia} April iith Dnt Nrrk nom
nrst Hantay Thr haHdlnr ls moss prar.
t5raiis camflsfr Tho m.rlnsrs arr
I'NNNNANh JOY Wv" WIZ
fhe OPENING ans
hayseod Brown and Deli pooi. two
uffrues ARRESTED nn fnt StnehfnH ranch
yesterday PSI sherlff Fihs ana Iieretf
Ntwanme ~ iiurlssan toantf were
ioanea in tho County Isl tfsirrIaf
for safe keeginn between trains $50
fuuic tn Hunts County where ihrf
Aft uuufs1 un criminal rharEfa
rhe opening dance o. shs season.
which m also An fatirr dance Oh ne
given hy Miss iefiie Carroll Wrincs-
j4y night Apri Is in ihr oid Moose
lian en Water ets~et promises to br
q feafure affair ~ thc SEASON s,tefal
novelties and rshlhitlnn dances hy
an Gayle Fef1uah ANA AT Wheeler
hrnr iociu3.d in the rrogrRm Keesr-
Natfon which Rms be- made ht phone Co.
ihe Suerss Hotel since shauIi boz iu
not later than Monia8
rsstimoay IN the case Of the State
m fesaa W l.owrgnce Redmond fur
y lfe itacriian. ln thc county court. yes-
frfdHf afternoon heinz concluded at
Bis n tNe evening Tho mn was fs
.Hsfa antif mime thie muruius uhfn thr
ghHfrr 81 thr court Wln re Submitted
ANA She cpse rested iu their hHnds flr
VERDICT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-03
PARAGRAPHINGS

uaH tN $500 at Co.'s tal his
fs lRlmrd iH. FuHHf h4ansnd Nuw
.oufl tuH cay tWaa rf nnt flsedts
fHfa th. fauuf etfft niothcr in 4
lrIattu NffftNu aidH1 sal irrN
ofu 0ne muas said : muR Say
Maatntt-n star
camparisaa "a sii INV new ffam
NnfattntiNriU iHHttf H apfntrnt fAst
So raskiaa csrlRi D. a nanr nf
anafh Nee NarF pvoh'ne l'ast
unoefaiena $50 so, several wcd.
Gins SITS Nc aia Al fifa Thought
10 have So hire a ssfr deposit vNus
uui ansr aane over tne staff VI sim.
pl tlnfrl EN- lr narrel Ia the osa
isf haneas cHi 5oafAA
rfty sos f'nf sumsn heings have
raio ehareefcfisilss % thr hrpte ere.
arar rhkt msy he ;rue nla I
diia1 reN was any man shcNid wish
n Hrrrrsnrfif ern f.auiesiile
,eaflvr 4oHh4i
iifink in me Hnif W3th ihire eycs.
anr yri trri crn~frain~a
4o aaa 4 eFupn iactlr iaaarisl
fisf igi lif elanlf 81 straiAed
-.pdrc
Nua hHn eaauR man Aeid TIE
surfA fatsner Nittat ssa use that
heaft ehrn ynu tswsv srs~passine n
iheat voaas Yes Ne. said tho
fNlpst metAh "Wcli Nhat ga ia
Nt 49,. 49,. -. ....tl4. a.
reese aNN more when ! saw The first
wrnl was a'nrate San franrlsco
star
spsinmer agres veAiunR sewn nin-
attt fer an oNtaN SCUM. caiiea ihe WAL.
~ 81 him afa ASKED the rtawSN V was
efhind The wastet &ha ssss Irish.
erHsis aaswef,,a pstaile afc ni~aAa
nvi,ipa pir Kansas cats TtmrN
-N~-sa--
W are iof rausl riehts Is This "a
tcnt A FARMER should b., his wiz ~.
tgrt frsn ne str~pnfsis ~ Al the Same
tisae ~ aoer AteAaanh 21aAe.
NefS hAnt Na applicant tor iok,-.
'serfs. hlR ! oniy onipie, married
me1r Anpiic4nt 10 yt,u happen e.
have a asufhAes sirr' sseeten assns
esspa
KAN eee sbe fnanRner ashes fhe
rarfr wis hep iu@s hesn called u
ghr tr5epAens rtploA me assistant
sWig ~ ~ lanr NE wife ala s,,e
hes wnnsea 70 meak n nssn a nsnatt.
fArHs heel nv tarA sn an hatf.
fonNets STATESMEN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
DOPE FIEND SENT
TO THE HOSPITAL
Jess Barker, Alleged 10 Have Broken
Into Office for Drug, Goes
to WatertOwn,

Five insanity cases were set to come
up in county court today by Judge y.
A. Larson Two were voluntary pa-s
tents. The other three we're frouiV
this city Jess Barker, alias Hokya
Buell., was ordered TO Watertown for
treatment for the drug habit He Is
"a years old and claims that he has
been a user Of morphine and cocaine
for the last six years. The medical
commission was composed of DR. Carl
Bernhard, Jr., and DIT w. d. Sniyely.
Barker is alleged TO have been impli-
Gated ia the theft Of drugs from tho
Offices of local physicians. He is a
tentmaker by profession and claims
his people live in Peoria
Louis Friendenberg, 1405 Second av-
enue, this city, is being examined as
to hts sanity this afternoon. Recently
he was brought into county court on
q larceny charge. 1t is said that he
was suffering from the dope habit at
the time and Judge Larson paroled
him on his promise TO take treatment.
This has not been done, it is claimed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
FRENCH TAKE SOME
OF ENEMY TRENCHES

Paris, Aus % t2.20 p. Official:
I'm the Artois district, I'm the sectors
at Souchez and Melville last night there
was rifle firing and fighting with hand
grenades. bur no very important en-
gagemeuts There was between Somme
and Artoise ON the pjateau6 between
the Disc and the Aisue. cannonading
yesterday, which was fairly spirited
In the Argonne there were short
with bombs and hand
greuades on the western outskirts Of
Fontaine Madame and i'm the forest of
BoIante
I'm the Vosgcs, ON the crests Of the
Linge and the Barrenkopf. after spir-
tied fight We gained some Of the
enemys trenches
All the news all the ume-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
Total. water works fund IS $500


NJ a'A+ht *'.ftAA H".--.'
Commissioner Rudgren offered
resolution that the following claims
be allowed, to-wit. Albert ". Lewis
$35; the Star Electric company, $500;
Augustana College and Theological
seminary. $500; Harry NJ. Schriver,
$3.50 80; William Oakley, s1915; Thorn
as Drug company, $3.50. Carried by
unanimous vote
Commissioner Rudgren read an ord
nance entitled An ordinance pro
viding for the levy assessment and
collection of taxes for the fiscal year
A. D 1915.' which on his motion was
considered by unanimous vote
Commissioner RudgFeu offered a
resolution that the ordinance entitled
AN ordinance providing for the levy
assessment and collection Of taxes for
the fiscal year A D. 1915" be adopted
Carried by unanimous vote,
Commissioner Rudgren read an ord
nance entitled An ordinance regu-
lating the operation of motor busses
over the streets Of the city Of Rock
Island. state Of Illinois, requiring and
providing for the licensing thereof.
fixing the amount Of license fees to
be paid thereon, requiring bonds and
licensed chaufeurs, regulating the OPP
GRAFTON thereof, and providing penal
ties for the violation of any OF the
provisions thereof, and repeating ord
inances in conflict herewith. " which
ordinance on his motion was c0nsid-
cred by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Lfedtke submitted
claim Of Or G.. r Foster In amount
OF 1915 for professional srvices fla
smallpox cases. which on his motion
was referred to City Attorney Scott,
by unanimous vote
Commissioner JuhI read a report Of
the board Of local improvements roc
ommeuding the adoption of an orJin-
aBee providing for the construction Of
sidewalks on the east and west sides
of Thirtv-second street from Fifteenth
to Eighteenth avenues, together with
an estimate of the probable cost Of.
said Improvement in amount of ST.
500, over the signature Of the city
and engineer OF the board of
local Improvements Also an orlin-.
ance providing for the construction Of
said walks. which ordinance on his
motion was considered By unanimous
vote
Commissioner Nurriu presented "a
proposition from r c. Benson with
reference to the city scales on Market
square, whereby Mr.. Benson proposes
to give the city scalemaster Office room
free of charge if the city viii keep the
scales in repair, or an alternate prop
osition Of the city paying 500 per
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

ture intends shall be thrown of, "a
left ia the system, It is absorbed into
the blood and bolts, ptmples, rashes,
blotches and other erupGons of the
skin appear.
5. 5. S. goes into the circulation
and removes every particle of blood
faint or poison Of every character.
All skin diseases and eruptions
pass away, and the smooth clear
skin, glowing with health, shows
that the body is being nourished by
rich, pure blood. Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Scrofuia, Contagious Blood
Poison, al are deep seated blood dis
orders, and for their treatment moth
ing equals S. s. S. Get S. S. s. at any
drug store. II yours IS a peculiar
case write s., S. S. Co., Atlanta. Ga.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
MUNICIPAL MATTERS
Regular Meeting held Aug. is, 1915.

Regular Meeting held Aug, is. 1910.
City council chamber, Rock Island,
III, Aug is. 1913. The city council
met in regular session at 1870 o'clock,
p. m.. Mayor McCoBocBie and all com
mtssiC1era present.
The minutes of the regular meet
ing held aug. 9. and the special meet
iuE held aus -. were read and unan-
lugUsly approved
Commissioner BgdETen submitted a
communication from SearIe d Mar
shall attorneys fer the Rock Island
Wood Works relative to damage TO
property due TO overflow OF storm
drain Oh Eleventh street, in amount OF
$1,000 On motion Of Commissioner
Rudgron the claim Of the Rock Island
Wood Works in amount of $1,000 was
referred to city Attorney Scott and the
board OF local improvements, by unan-
imoua vote.
Commissioner Rudgren submitted
the following bids for painting the in
terror OF the pumping station at Tweu-
ty-fourth street and Second avenue
John Golnick. S226, George Frysinger.
$3.50, august kGe, $780, Frank skin
nar. s4745 Strecller & Lewis, 3S9; P
J. Lee. Sz25. Joe Huber, $685. F.
Green, $3.50 On motion Of Commis-
siouer Rudgren the bids were referred
TO Commissioner MUrrin to report, by
unanimous vote
Commissioner Rudgren submitted
the following weekly pay roll for
week ending Aug Is, 1915. which on
his motion vas allowed by unanimous
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
CALLS FOR UPSET
IN SOCIAL ORDER
OF The COUNTRY
Industrial Relations Commission Re.
port Strongly for Cause Of Or
ganized Labor.
PART OF IT Is NOW MADE PUBLIC
One Suggestion Inheritance Tax Law
Which WIZ Prevent Handing
Down OF Big Fortunes.

lamentations to congress which
seemingly call for a radical overturn-
Ing OF the existing social order are
contained in the first section OF the
star report Of President Wilson's fed
eral trade commission. officially re-
leased for publication this morning.
the report. which was prepared by
Bash H. Manly. director of research
aD5 investigation for the commission,
Iambasts John d Rockefeller, Jr.. and
cites the 1Iorgans, Tricks, VanderbiIts
and Actors as examples Of what It
terms the growth Of an heritary ariB-
tocracs Congress is asked to pass
an Inheritance tax law which would
prevent any rich man from leaving q
UF fortune to his heirs
The report, which found its only
aiguers in Chairman Frank p Walsh,
John b. Lemon. James O'ConneIl and
austin b. GarretsoH-tte union labor
members of the commission declares
that Labor IFS the victim of denial Of
opportunity TO earn q living" and that
tals alleged condition is the cause of
industrial unrest
Commissioners Hartis Weinst0ch. S.
IhgrEtol Ballard and Il. H. Ashton
-.--a--.tt7e, +r.z arrrr-.,.f,-., element
nil the commission submitted a re-.
port 1f thair own in which they state
that the Manly findings are so mani
f--+r,. r-.r.,.arr sr,5 ,.~s,t- .1,,- ne ,e.r-
-.- -,.,a r1s-1 c-.- sr'.rr.r.e--a-. o..
-.t-4 r.r.1rt ,-Hfrr, x-ae ro-arfrra7
A. --..r. srsl4a- a--esr.+;,r.s In. -5a am
--.v.rr .r.,.t-oas ,,,.s drafted h-
--r--fs.ferar 4,f.s. p ~g-.r,r.ns and
s+--ar hv Him and bv Mrs Flore7ce-
Ers--.r,sr tf,s enf-. ,.,7r-a~ NOM
r..- re ~. -..--.f-asao rfss 80.
s..-- -...- .--.-..--, 800 ~ t,,4,.s+rsog
,7-.s- 90 ..rga hras1-sogr- fr -ha all
..5rt-.~.,s-- Of rafr~ fa..s and tba
4.s---z- ~ -..- -,..,-5.fr.ar stat. and
r.e.s--,e- e,-re,--,-7a-+= H. g., 1s~qs mar
ft1n ar or neoo1e
u-fs+s..4 r-a,.,.,-, r..--s.5
iealo--tll i41oLioA7 lot -i@t..5+-e4 1887
l5iaJl9A would oe l11+-e- says me ls-
port. un1l- i1's'-|.-S are prov t.le0 -oL
--s-a--'- emo. N1','-- '-'7
1.@ s'alte5 DOORS .-i-s-=- t-ll 60 e.
Len 2l aolli--zaI-ll MAJ i-'4eIE llay
WA oe enllFa's removed from Po----
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--,crt -.,-,,-rq,4s ras creation Of a
federal rnaa fsr z.rfs. welfare. main
tanned b- IN inheritance tax en- large
fortunes. and administered 10y. com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
Natures Remedy For Blood Troubles

Natures Remedy For Blood Troubles.
The purifying and curative proper
ties Of Natures great remedy have
made IS. S. s. for the Blood" a
household saying. Thousands to-
day enjoying perfect health owe
their recovery from blood or skin dis
eases TO this universally used blood
purifier. S. 5. s. IS made entirely
from roots,3 herbs and barks, which
possess cleansing and healing ingre-
dents. You cannot be well when your
blood is impure; you lack strength
and energy natural with health; your
complexion becomes pale and sallow
your vitality is weakened. When
waste or refuse matter, which Ma
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23

year rent for Office room and he Will
keep scales in repair. Scales to be re-
moved to his present location on Sew
enteenth street between Second and
Third avenues On motion OF Mayor
McConochje the matter was referred
by unanimous vote to Commissioners
Murrin, Liedtka and Rudgren and City
Attorney Scott.
Commissioner Ltedtke presented for
discussion the purchase Of a lung
motor for the use Of the police depart
ment. ard On motion OF Mayor McCon-
ochie this matter was referred TO
Commissioners Liedtke and Juhi and
DIT. Foster to report, by unanimous
vote
Adjourned on motion Of Mayor Nc
Conochie. NJ T RUDGREN.
City Clerk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23

Plattsburg. n T.. Aug. e. Among
the 1900 business and professional
men who have assembled here from
every quarter Of the country to learn
the rudiments of war from Uncle
Sans army officers are some OF the
most prominent figures among tile
younger men Of America. But they
with their less noted comrades sleep
at night in uniform cots, under uni
form blankets in uniform tents. and
they arise each morning at 5.45 as
olive drab soldiers They have been
reduced to the dead level of equality
and find it thrilling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23

On every side are heard expires
sions of great joy in being on a com
mon level Of exalting comradeshiD
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr- Robert Ba-
con. Mayor Mitchell, and the other per-
sonages in camp DO longer attract at
tantion from their comrades.
Il hope they give it TO us hard. is q
common remark. and the reply is
II am here to obey orders and go the
limit"
Il have 5000 men under me when
I am at home" said Private Dudley
Field Malone, collector Of the port Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
Reorganization,

Commissioner Rudgreu submitted
the following list of claims for sal
aries. which on his motion were al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23
.JITnEY BUS MEN
DO NOT OBJECT
City Commissioners Find Drivers Are
Showing Little Interest in the
Proposed Ordinance.


Jitney bus men Of Rock Island are
not showing any especial interest in
the fate and terms Of the proposed iit-
bus ordinance that was introduced be
fore the city council last Monday night
Only one of the drivers has approached
any of the commissioners in regard to
terms IN the proposed ordinance and
that was to object to the section relat-
ing TO the hours the jitney busses are
required to run, from a. N. TO 6 p. N.
on week days and from to on sun
days. The complainant told Commits
sioner Murrin that this should be
changed from 1 noon 10 Il mid eight.
T. The reasons given are that the drivers
will want TO run until midnight any
way, as they are allowed 10 do by the
ordinance and that this will make an
IS hour day or require the expense of
two drivers. They claim the demand
for the traffic during the forenoon
hours is SO light as to make them run
at a loss. The commissioners are in
clned. however, to retain the wording
of the ordinance in this section as it
stands at present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-23

Action will be taken by the council
tonight to vacate two alleys on prop
erty now owned by the board of edu-
cation One Of these is in the block
between Ninth and Tenth avenues and
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. pur-
chased by the board last week for the
site OF the new departmental school
The other is for an alley between
Twenty and Twenty seventh
streets. near Eighteenth avenue.
Evening star., 1915-03-07
Other Features Of Program.
FUNERAL OF MRS. M. F. RULE.
Former Washington Woman Victim
of Accident in Hawaii.

Funeral services for Mrs. Matte
Fristoe Rule, who was killed in an
automobile accident in Hawaii Feb
ruary 25. are to be held at 1 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in the chapel at
Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. George Fiske
Dudley. rector of st. Stephens Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, is to officiate.
Mrs. Rule was killed when an auto
mobile in which she was riding skid
ded and ran off a grade. Mrs. Miles Bell
Of Portland. Ore, friend of Mrs Rule,
and a native chauffeur also were killed
in the accident. The body of Mrs. Rule
is expected to arrive in Washington
tomorrow.
Mrs. Rule was a daughter of Prof
E. T. Fristoe, for many years con-
nected with Columbian College, now
George Washington University. She
was the widow of James +. Rule of
Knoxville, Tenn, who was killed some
years ago while in the army in the
Philippines.
Evening star., 1915-03-07
COUSIN OF EMERSON WEDS.
Treasury Department Employe Mar
ries Mrs, Flora M. Edwards.

Mrs Flora NJ Edwards and William
Emerson, a cousin of Ralph Waldo
Emerson. the famous American author,
were married last night at 2900 7th
street northeast by Rev. George s.
Duncan of Hermon Presbyterian
Church.
The marriage license issued gives the
age of Mr.. Emerson as seventy-five
years and that of the bride as forty
one years. Mr.. Emerson, who served
as captain during the civil war, is
employed In the office Of the auditor
for the Treasury Department. Mrs
Emerson formerly lived in Columbus,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson will make
their home at 1882 LIST street north
west.
Only near relatives of the contract
ing parties were present at the we'd
ding The bride, who wore a gown
Of blue satin with lace, was given in
marriage by her son, Harry E. Ed
wards. Mrs. Stella Duvall was matron
of honor.