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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
BETTER BABIES
Get LAST CRACK
AT HONOR TODAY

The doctor was fused Tho
mother WIS angry.
II am sorry" the doctor said.
but your baby Is not old enough 10
enter the contest. We do not take
babies under six months. and yours
Is not yet five Yours Is a partic-
ularly fine baby. but"
"liumph," said the mother. glar-
Ing at the other mothers You
call this a baby contest n We
baby and ARE willing TO accept
the handicap. why should you
care?"
But madam. the rules"
i know" the mother retorted.
You've got II fixed. And you're
afraid my baby would win. Ny
baby can hold It's own with any
G.month-old baby that ever lived.
You're afraid TO examine my baby
when the mother and her baby
had departed. the doctor wiped his
brow and said. "Whewi' His own
children are grown up. A good
many years have passed since they
were babies
This is the 18th and last day for
examining babies in the Seattle
Better Baby contest. At DR. Ira
G. Browns clinic. Seventh and
Marion. 400 babies. OF all national
alities, are being examined.
These babies come from the Cen
trail. Pacific. Summit. Minor and
Beacon I'm school districts
When all Of Seattle's Better
Babies have been scored. ticketed.
tabulated and cardindeXed as 10
their projections and imperfections.
the results will be forwarded TO the
Better Babies bureau OF the Wom-
ems Home Companion. which in
augurated the nationwide contest.
Science will surely be sd-
vsnced by this days work."
said DR.. Brown. "For example,
we are examining babies Of
nearly all nstionaIities. II has
been my own observation that
Japanese and Chinese babies,
tho perhaps as perfect, are
smaller at birth than American
babies. have heard that
Egyptian and Armenian babies
are larger at birth than Aneri-
can babies. WhyT And how
about Hindu babies, and
italian babies, and SesndIns-
Wan babies?
The mental tests should prove
valuable, too. Did YOU see the
work in that department? There
was blue-eyed baby. perfect
specimen physically. but its mental
processes we're SLOW. Its eyes
would not follow the pretty orange.
Its fingers kept but loose hold on
the fascinating woolly dog And
there was a black-eyed baby. OF
the same age. which wanted the
pretty orange and ioyously clutch
ed the woody dog.
What. then. are We TO Judge
Are blue-eyed babies stronger than
black-eyed babies? And have
black eyed babies more mentality
than blue-eyed babies,'
There is nothing prettier in the
world. the doctor said. than
naked baby. He said it in the
room where they are stripping and
weighing babies and measuring
them. and testing their hearts and
lungs.
The babies bawled during the
eve, ear. nose and throat tests.
Some day. as a result of the con-
test. IL will be known where the
hoe, hah;aS a., America are horn
and raised. Then all science will
have to do will be to find out why
the babies in those particular To-
calities are better than other ba-
bies. and then bring the other ba-
bies up TO the Better Baby stand
ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
WATER FRONT LAND

FpR HAtE foods canal ssi.S front
Go tee afrss slt good iaad mostly
alder and maple no hlEh hank 90
biuH no forhs ~ stanss sell satefsd
srffnE fire Wee - uaunfain. lnu
gravel beach. unstcsiied deer huntfna
ai kiuds ~ Nafsr fsNia al kinds -
nshimE sies@ 80 fBwu church. sehpai
ard steamer. long terms Y~afs 90 pa
30 infrfest Soc 8unsf e. Palace fatrl.
80 eco , : ani ~ and m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
% FOR Subdivisions

FpU SALE pia- weeks otd. % D.
So e. pok ett " W HYmous one
mile uHst of roY station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
WEEKS GIVES talk

Senator John W. Weeks OF Massa.
chusetts spoke TO Chamber OF Com.
merce members at the Rathskeller
Monday neon. Tuesday noon he ad.
dressed the Young Mems Repub.
lican club at the Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
CIVIC CLUB IN SUIT

Mrs. Frances A. Roberts. newly
elected president Of the Womau's
Civic club, brought suit In superior
court Monday to enjoin the former
president and secretary from usurp.
ing the name of the organization in
the Incorporation OF n new club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
TRIED SHORT CHANGE

Charged with short-changing the
Women's Exchange a restaurant.
out OF So. \. Reynolds. alias Rear
dan, was put on trial Tuesday be-
fore jury in Judge Smiths court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
POULTRY

/ Ii L NEf AND naftrd ijugk ,hiThs. 81 +,
pee Too WHITE Irkhurus 1850 prf
dHhru $40 prr 700 cam farutah them
Co. thousand tufs rarin, fuuift, tu.
tua seneca 81 Eiiiot ttts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
JOHN BARlEYCORN

Anita Holland. wife OF Or. VIM.
c. Holland. n dental surgeon of Issa.
quah. started a divorce suit in SUI
perior court Tuesday. alleging
drunkenness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
BALLARD HOME ron SALE

= room modern hnase sufnsr Dee t9ties
ore block ffpni Ha1aFd Nsffh car
isfie. 1850. f1to cash Aisa 70 afrss
close 60 Kingston Price sass. half
CASH 30 srrss. tiese GO HsahsrA Price
fAee
YOrNa a nmouEns
saAa Vernon riars Fhane Uaiiarf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

Three hundred petitions bearing
approximately 5000 signatures
were filed Tuesday afternoon with
Chief Registration Clerk Gaines by
the Washington Referendum
league,
Other filings will be made in 9th.
or parts OF the state. The total
number required in the whole state
is less TINA 10000 names.
Those who desire TO sign petit.
tons may do so until June I. Ref.
erendum headquarters are 223 Rail.
way Exchange building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

LODGED or LANDS
Atpns the "MliSaukee"
Small and large tracts; easy terms
write or call for free books ana In
formation immigration bureau. a.. 81.
A 81 \ ny. second and cherry. Sc
attie wash
LADY. financially unable 90 improve viii
sacrifice 100 acres rich land only about
one mile from " Il station thiekil
settled community, Price if2b whole
is0 acres improved land close by held
as hish as 1880 per acre For full
particulars addres. H-ip. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
HE'S BACK AGAIN

Picked up on the street, Tues
day. w. p Marshall, vagrant,
who escaped from the county stock
ade more than year ago. was
sent back TO serve out the remain
der of 4 slx.month sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
HOMESTEADS

Il ACHES of rood land about one NIL.
from sopd tpNn. and Junction ~ 3 rail.
roads on main county road aud neai
iAtse. brick school. small house clear
Ing piawinE and fencing on property
deep rich soil sgttable for alfalfa
fruit and garden truck. close 20 numsf
Gus hotel. and sauitariums ohlch ~
ford ready market for sn you raise
hos. and poultry thrive here fiiE snsf
for sithsr home or Investment The
party osninx this property 81 present
nseds money sud Will take tt5o fer
entire 90 acres Including Improve
msnts For al particulars call nj
1905 Fourth ave Heatfi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
ACREAGE

III ACREAGE
uirrEH f.Akk
sffs e. tltfer Lake about 600 fees
from &affh Vruna boulevard add Essf.
~ft tnten4rhan Thf. arF~ 70 undrF.
priced 81 tiea fof aairA sale Tsfn,.
tiae cash and balances so suit part hasrr
OLE WA&Eus GO
Third riees y r ninsk
WHEAT ANp srock RANcHEs
Pr ssis Coed isnd guod climate ard
plenty water Per partiesiafs Inquire
1885 sitth svs. room .
ptHr CHEAr
ne ACRES FBn iraa
ffa CASH sts MONTHLY
This lana 10 ise-i snd ~~fp easily CLEARED
Ftrsg class sun and water srhaaf
sfaaxs ball snd ss~mtii delivery ffur,
stores q q f-ispheus ard CREAM
rauts uiis IL perfect land iasssd OF
ara serr open
Ft9Er rurNp YARNS co COS ird ~
ts ktnts uurrOM LAM. in pasiafs
fire location fur fuws ~ chicken rarn
spflns rre~k good nsw house This
is also good location Cor small store
taF 4tad nn Pacific hisbwar riusa g.,
seattle Also frun Furnished sottaas
and ans arfa sin orchard. same local.
so Cheap rent. eiii lease ran ft.sui
uaiisr niaE az phone Hsacon 1875
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
RENTALS
40 BUSINESS CHANCES

10 bU SIN ESS Oh Noes
WANTEn~ sober. reliatis faan wiih $40
and ltEht raf Tor suuntff unfk no
eanfassins use ard Oh expenses
guaranteed possibls ta doubt. that
amount Aiire.. H-gi star
" Et.t EHrAnLtsifEn ssBerai mrTrham-
disc business fur sale ~ heart % "a
tuuas ShaEit valley. Firhrsi country
This l. siit edged proposition ana
etif bear sffirtesi Investigation - geo
sfaFh . eco month basinoss lice
sanahis terms see arner D a. Msftin.
Afur wash
FOR sklG one u beet staraE. tfsns.
fer and packing businesses D. 90 nsf
wa consider smafi ranch o. srr.ags
Improved Address af Faynor. 1874
-,.1>. ~ = 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

screen doors Observation-Disclosures Is W
t-eros.- panel naor. Is .frss ........ti.ie
same for painting % sites eniyl.... %
Cottage front door, .............tfS up
t-piy veneer interior doors $1,000. l SO 10
0 ply veneer intoriar door- ..... SEQ up
New Craftsman interior doors -. ise up
New Craftsman treat doors ... It's up
cot,sE. 'front.' windows ...... f,so up
i-iisht transom .......... Is up
Bunrslo~ eas~m,nt sash ...... 50 up
Coriplste inside wfnfeS trim ..+... -
Compists inside door tftrn .......... 80
GLASS. PAINTS nrIi.rf%u Nsrru
AND hardware oNE-rstIRp LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE No "a
O " WILLIAMS co.
SASH AND DOORS
iatf Fir.l Ave- Malls III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
SIZE THESE TRACTS

You cannot know whst tract ~ land IL
Ike uutn YOU soc 81 go with W. This
week and make an inspection Of CATH.
CART LANDS This will dsmons.rate
10 YOU beyond All doubt their desirable
ity az an Investment only % minutes
ride by train or suto stage
wEET & WHEELER
500 CDlman Block Main 1915
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

HOOD CANAL WATER FnONT
10 acres on Hood canal. 900 feet 81 water
front. Joins Olympic forest reserve fine
hunting and fishing. and an IDEAL sum
ner camping site The soil IL rood
and vii grow ANYTHING that can be
grown IN the Puget sound country
rood beach low bank: tide lands 40
with this property Price 81 900 on
terms ~ 500 cash balance 20 no az
ranged This IL less than 900 feet
from fh@ new olympic highway. and is
bound 10 inrrsa-. IN value In q short
time Now q. tho time to got Yourself
water front summer home You will
make M mistake " YOU buy this piece
OLE HANSON 4 co
LLL-A L-L..- nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
NEW COLONIAL HOUSE
WEST QUEEN ANNE

coRNEn TOT or BOULEVARD
: feusi. ana han ~t'h shower modern
piurhinx thrpus shout. hafdw rmd fiesnfs
fireplace hnf waisr heat fun base
faeut. garage The entire hauas is fin-
tshsd in rii livery and 10 mes and 90
go date tn every Price - Hao
tfao cash balance oH easf terms The
hnuss 10 located e. $3.50 infh "
tntlss sou go 800 the riats Tor fnnfssif
Fef further PARTICULAR SOC ewrsr q u
nickel ga nosfou Eiats Phone Main
1tra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

a-C-R-E-rN -ss-c R-E-k-N 4
HT-rH STOP tho Ply
Oct IN touch WITH auf direct -
IT~SI from factory you pian -- o.
lSA1 Will save you IS 70 50 per
I cent IN Oh buiiiink material.
Ill., | We operate our own factory.
Ill and make Immediate shtp.
lSs11l meot from largest stock In
West
ilAN<Nl window screen. .. 80 ~
sash tor haif.wtndoSs screens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
si-iDtN,r ~. n,NttD

Rt-iDl>' IA. nNNttp
VIII give On strhsns~ neat little bur
saier on H-sran hiii free snd cissf.
and pay some rssa % Nelson. "a
Northern Nank HidE
Fuh FAtsE Modern. up.tn-fafs. k-reem
house with sissfanE porch. quarter
saved oak rnn~ furnace close 90 mil
.rssitf sage isth ste. y Phone
North tsss
FnH EAt.E 81 bsfsAin n.r t-teom
bunsaioe tetieo Dos. sasY terms Ase
X sfemner snzB fsth y W Ballard
NoTth car
ron EAtE-iiouse and iot - sacrifice
house furnished. insiudinr piano. 1898
Thlrd " Phone Queen Anna 49,
sAcRiFtCEp 81 1ss--s.ronrn house
bierks from Fremont. improvements
paid for lot tesso zoe down iie per
month r rrr cent interest $40 ffth
~~-~N~~e~-~~~~~~srN>~~~ e~~~e~~rN~~~~~~~NNN~~N~o~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
Fills a Long-Felt Want

This ia the Stove Wood Carrier. n
new and useful invention fully GOV.
cred by patent
Made OF h-inch galvanized iron,
weighs "a pounds. will last almost
lifetime. Il saves time and labor,
holds three ordinary armfuls. II
avoids dirt and pitch. no more dirty
arms Every housewife that secs
II buys one. VIII be sent PREPAID
TO any place In this state upon ~.
ceipt OF 75c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
So WANTED TO BORROW

"ANTED-To RORRow 1850 Firsi
mortgage on two t0-ft lot. In dream
wood Park. either or wears or tte
per month. per cent interest. PAYABLE
somi-annualy Write Boa H-.o. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11

HERE rs a DANDY FARM
or - acres nearly au bottom. about
hair fietred ard in crop balance
logged or and easily cleared a. head
- cattle rood teams hogs rhtrk b.
enc. fine iot - farm machinery. near
hiEh school and good market Price
50 200 a. 500 cash balance easy 81
Hoafh cas- burke
sNoHDMtsH COUNTY
10 acres. near Machias free from gravel
close 60 neiRhhots and school. suitable
for berries truck gardening and chick
on ranch. ShinEi~ bolts on ground will
hslp o. pay FOR this 10 acres Price
$500 on terms - so down. baianr.
80 month
cole HANSON q co
Third Floor y r Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
TEN ACRES ron SALE

y
10 acres its Arfe. cleared sond Lend
str fare Price if.. tt3t cash. bal.
hnrs ! rears
rDrNg a nuOuEug
Phone Ballard sta
cotNTRr HOME NoHrH Oh CITY
: srrss o. ~ arfss cleared su ne rest
sisshsd some fruit trees good chicken
house and runs soed zravsfsd road IN
front - thls property close 20 school
nsiKhbors all around fine t-roum
hunNaina, stth water pipsd 20 house
fine stream crosses this property and
snii Il firsi-ciass north - univsrslty.
tn good LEGALITY This property IL =
bargain 80 - 200. terms 500 cash hal.
anrs arranged f1 suit n you want =
HOME north Of the city. This H. your
oppartunifr
OLE HANsoS a co
Third FfaUr 4 uf.fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
TIIr pHICE rs IlMlllT
20 A,HI.- I'M iN>D
..nn .aa .saa.S afA Msg mn

Ilaad clay coil lies une. sasy 10 clear
and lots ~ gfsss plenty cedar fnr f'nss
poets small shack $50 better isni for
aii-afnuud farming Mlie from good
taHn. FINE transportation, aud 'an.
Nentsnt 60 markets a. 4. lhnn tiia
AFwrrHrur HAM ltHNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS

tsk&kAIe TENTS. AWNt,sos
~ M EvsrythinE In canvas
), webb kitchen 4 co
~.SrTT< al uniser.lly
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ACREAGE


tuu can g. possession - this nics 10.
acre raNh near ttsnton faces On the
main rIsd D. IL oil level aaI good
soil hair cleared crop ~ arnom
house Hoad barn aHd chicken houses
sond o'chatd ~ is good buy -
La-..-.-L-n IL 1 LL-.LL. mn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
Vehicles and Implements

KENNEDY WAGON co seattle. Wash
Farm implements; buys and sells sec.
ond hand vehicles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-11
S WTD MISCELLANEOUS
AUTOS FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES

80 coon usGp cNts iooe riNE i
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-10-22

D. w. Standrod & Company
Bankers, Corner Bridge and Main
Hans Peterson
General Merchandise, Riverside
Red Cross Garage
North Main, Blackfoot
c. A. Swope
General Merchandise, Pingree
Wapello Mercantile Company
General Merchandise, Wapello
Lindsay-Welker Co., Moreland
General Merchandise and Implements
&c. Christ
Jeweler, o. S. L. Watch Inspector
Main Street
Parkinson Realty & Investment Co.
Land Merchants
D. H. Biethan
General Merchandise, North Main
Pearson & Company
Grocers, Corner Bridge and Taylor
Gem State Laundry
ring Us, We do the Rest"
Blackfoot Mercantile Company
General Merchandise, Bridge Street
Evening star., 1915-03-07
WILL REPLY TO MERCHANTS.
Post Office Department to Answer
Appeal for Greater Facilities.

A reply from the Post Office Depart
ment to letter from the committee
of business men who are advocating
the re-establishment of postal facilities
in the Post Office Department building
asking that a public hearing on the
subject be held. probably will be sent
in the next few days, according to
statements made yesterday afternoon
by Assistant Postmaster General Roper.
Following the receipt of a letter
from the department stating that it
wished to make a more thorough in
vestigatfon before giving final an
swer on the request for the re-estab-
lishment OF the postal facilities which
the merchants desire, letter was sent
10 Mr.. Roper by the committee asking
for q public hearing. This letter was
sent about a week ago.
Mr.. Roper explained yesterday that
the reason no reply has been sent was
the fact that Post Office Department Of
hcials had been kept extremely busy
during the past week attending to
postal matters which demanded their
attention before the adjournment of
Congress. Early this week he hopes
to be able 10 make reply to the let
ter of the merchants and other bust
ness men. Just what will be the nature
of hi. reply he did not state.
Evening star., 1915-03-07
MUSIC is CHIEF feature
AT SOCIETY GATHERING
Program Give nat Meeting of Penn
Observation-Disclosures of State
Flower Announced.

A program of music was provided the
members Of the Pennsylvania Society
of Washington by the committee on
entertainment at the regular meeting
of that organization last night at Pyth-
ian Temple. Those on the program
which included both instrumental and
vocal selections, were Mr.. Smith, War
rem ,Seltzer. C. N. Black, Miss Fried
mont and Master Reginald Newton.
Current events were discussed by NJ
Smith and President Samuel R. STRAIT
ton gave brief address at the concIu-
sion of the musical numbers.
A new member, o. 7. Parthemore,
was accepted and his name was en-
rolled
Laurel as State Flower.
The recent adoption of mountain
laurel as the Pennsylvania state flow
er by the legislature of that state was
announced during the evening
The following formed the entertain
ment committee in charge of the pro-
gram: j. S. Manning. chairman; Mrs. ].
S. Manning, Thomas r. Manning Chris
tian A. Manning. David McClelland,
Mrs. Joseph F. Mcdonald, Dr. Albert V.
McGlone, Miss Olive A. McGrew, Wilton
G.. McMurchy, Miss Ellen S. Meyers.
Clarence A. Miller. Miss Catherine
Muhienberg, Charles E. Lancaster. Miss
Emma NJ Lederer, J. Hervey Lowe.
Evening star., 1915-03-07
EAGLES TO MEET.
Arrangements Being Made for l4th
Anniversary at Home.

Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the 18th anniversary Of the
fraternal ORDER Of Eagles, to be cele-
brated Wednesday night at the Ea-
sles' Home, etn and L streets north
west Large delegations of Eagles
rom Alexandria and other nearby
places aas expected TO attend the cele-
bration. Worthy President Luther r
Hayes and Vice President Richard
Evans. chairman OF the anniversary
committee. are hard at work making
arrangements for Wednesday night
one of the pricipal speakers at the
.tliniversary is TO be "Grandpa" VIII
Jams. one of the oldest members of the
rider.
AT meeting OF Washington Aerie
No. 125. held Thursday night. Worthy
'haplain WeSex received vote OF
hanks for having donated the use OF
ms automobile for the use of the com
aiittee charged with the duty of visit
-ng sick members. Inside Guard
.;eorge Gaver. chairman of the trans
tortation committee for the next grand
;.erie convention to be held in Spo-
kane. Wash. reports that he expects
large delegation from this city to at.
tend.
Evening star., 1915-03-07

mines of the New River and Poca-
hontas Consolidated Coal Company.
wrecked by an explosion Tuesday. AS
from a tomb, the men. who had been
four days and four nights without food
or drink, came again into the light of
day, to be greeted by joyous relatives
and friends.
Rescuers. headed by J. W. Paul of
the bureau of mines. Earl Henry. chief
of the state department of mines. and
Fl. NJ. Bertelot. general manager of
the company. entered mine No. 3.
Tearing a brattice work to let in fresh
air, they found five men who seized
and kissed them. The men-Sam Mo-
rici. Frank Roder. Peter Zanisky, Jack
Foreman and Geno Murrelli-were
Evening star., 1915-03-07
DISTRICT MEN SHIFTED
IN CONSULAR CHANGES
Robert B. Mosher, D. I. Murphy,
Albert Halstead and N. 7.
Johnson Transferred.

Four residents of the District of Co
Iumhia are affected BY consular trans
| fers announced late yesterday after
noon at the state Department. Robert
Brent Mosher, lately consul at Plauen.
Germany. who is at present in Wash
ington has been transferred to VIC
toria. b. c. Dominic l. Murphy is trans
ferred from Amsterdam. Holland. to
Sofia. Bulgaria. Albert Halstead. who
has been serving as consul at Birming-
ham, England. has been given SINH
lar post at Vienna, Austria, and Mel
son 7. Johnson, consul at Chunkfng.
China. has been transferred to Chung
sha. China
Calvin I Hitch of Georgia who has
been with the State Department as
assistant chief of the Latin American
division, has been appointed consul at
Nottingham, England
Others Transferred.
other transfers announced yesterday
are:
". r. Robertson. Richmond. Va.
from Manchester. England, to Buenos
Aires
John p. Bray, Grand Forks. n. D.,
from Sydney. Australia. to Singapore.
Joseph !. Britain. East Palestine.
Ohio. from Auckland. New Zealand, to
Sydney. Australia.
Leo J. keena. Detroit. Mich, from
Buenos Aires to Valparaiso.
Frank Dillingham. Vermont. from
Winnipeg. Manitoba. to Christiania,
Norway.
Casper L. Dreier Iowa. from singa-
Manitoba.
Alfred a. Winslow. Hammond Ind,
from Nalpa raiso. to Auckland. New Zea
land.
P. NJ Grifis, sahina. Ohio, from
Perna mbuco, Brazil, to Santiago. Cuba.
Samuel NJ. Taylor. Urbana, Ohio. from
Nottingham to Birmingham, England
a. T. Haeberle, st. Louis, from ST.
Michaels. Azores. to Pernambuco, Brazil.
Michael j. Hendrick. Penn Yam. n "
Germany.
Walter H. Schulz. Oklahoma City.
Okla. from Nantes. France, to St.
Michaels. Azores
from Grenoble. France, to Nantes,
France.
George C. Cole. Weston. W. Va, from
Dawson. B. C.. to Prince Rupert, B. C.
II. c. \. Damn, Sewanee, Tenn, from
Stettin, Germany. to AK. Ia -Chapelle.
France.
Theodore Jaeckel, New York city. from
Stabanger. Norway, to Stettin, Ger
many.
Carl R. Loop. New Ross. Ind, from
London. to Hamilton, Bermuda
Perry c. Hays. Mendon, Ohio, from
Zanzibar to Mombasa, East Africa
William j. Yerby, Memphis. Tenn,
from Sierra Leone, West Africa, to
Dakar, West Africa
Oscar S. Heizer. Kossuth, Iowa, from
Constantinople to Trebizoad. Turkey
Maddin Summers, Nashville, Tenn
from Santos. Brazil, to San Paulo
Brazil
Thomas W. Voetter. Salem, Ohio, from
La Guaira. Venezuela, to Antofagasta,
Chile.
Charles L. Latham. Greenville. N. c.,
from Punta Arenas, Chile, to Santos,
Brazil.
MyrI g. Myers. Pennsylvania, from
Swatow, China, to Chungking.
Homer Brett. Meridian, Miss, from
Teneriffe. Canary Islands, to La Guai-
ra. Venezuela.
David J. D. Myers, Lafayette, Ca,
from Iquique. Chile, to Punta Arenas,
Chile.
Evening star., 1915-03-07
Two Fires Do 500 Damage.

About $50 damage was done by hre
yesterday afternoon in the furnace
room of an apartment house At 1909 9th
street northwest The flames are said
to have been caused by hot ashes being
placed against frame partition.
An oyerheated furnace at the home OF
Betty Brown, 1917 9Th street north :
west. shortly before o'clock yester-
day afternoon, caused a fire which did
about $50 damage
Evening star., 1915-03-07
Mai. Kutz to Speak.

Maj. e.. w. KutZ. Engineer Commits
sioner of the District, is to speak at
the March meeting of the Midcity
Citizens Association, 1909 1th street
northwest. tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. The final report by the COM
mittee on streets and alleys, as to the
paving and lighting of 9TH street from
other feature of the meeting. The work
done to secure additional space for the
farmers at X street market Is to be
reported upon by the committee on
mRrkefs