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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
VITAL STATISTICS


Marriage Licenses
Tokinobu Horiuehi IS. rsio Alto. Cal.
and Nami kono. "a. Japan.
Tho. Jensen. ~. Seattle, and Hen
rietts Jensen. Sesttie.
Arid i.aufila. cS Seattle and Is
ther Hskyist q, Seattle
Gensuke kstsura, IS Fsriier. CAL and
nArauo Masaki a. Japan
Clarence Meiburn. Seattle. and Ruth
Resor. Seattle
births
Mr.. and Mr. \ e. Beach. a622 Ash
sorth ave daughter March :
NJ. and Mr. " y Williams. 20 W
Draws st. son. March
Mrs and Mr %. y. kingsbury. elst
y. Sard 81. daughter Feb gS
Mrs aud Mr \ Havorsen 500 =
74th st, daughter. March 10
SIR. and Mr. +. "A. Camp, 5is Rel
St son. Feb. -
Mrs and Nj v n Fisher. ssl7 r.
linton st son. March 10.
Mrs and MI J. e. Osborn 50la 6th
ave y w daughter. March
Mrs and Mr. j Earl blair. lbt,
t7th ave y. son. March
Mrs and Mr e.. Il Morrow, ssi,
Greenwood ave, daughter March 10
Ms aud Mr WIN. Osborn. 'o5t La
toua ave daughter. Feb. -
Mrs and Nj n O. Engman. $50 W
5lth st. son March .
Mrs aud Nj. r. e Forham. 2gso wal
nnEfotd ave. daughter. March =
Mrs and Mr. Daniel O'Conneu s3os
Boyistou ave y. son. March 10.
Deaths
Florence Buck. o. Minor Private no.
Hannah u. Read, IS. Providence hos
pitsl March 10.
Marie Grodcn. 70. sea- 18Th ave W
March 10.
Frances 4. REYNOLDS ~. 5oe, WIT
vcrsitN blvd, March 6.
wilbur 5. Lewis 49, Alaska bids
March "a
Divorces Granted
Annie y shcldrakc from Arthur shell
drake. Elle Larson from Martin Larson
Leolp l. Humcs from Heni. Humes Ezra
Thurhrr from Anna y rhurber Ar,
thur g. GenerauN from blanche n Gen.
eraux Hattie McRae from Donald X
McRee. knthryne l.. Davis from Richard
. Davis Mabel NJ Gallagher from RIA,
ua~her v. q flowers from noni,
nowers, Elik Mayvile from John NAV.
willie Sarah Rees from VIM \ Roes
Jessie Wilson from VIM * WILSON Pear
Martin from John u. Martin. Rentrlc.
Marlborough from Letchcr Marlborough
Minnie = Rltenhousc from Geo W
RiJeuhouse. EVELYN = Richards from
Richard Richards Grace Mckinre,
from EdW. McKiusev Anws s swan
son from Henry y swanson. ner.tt.
Birch from MAJOR birch. Ielmn NJ Pei
lers from Peter Zellors
Divorced Asked
Ami" limmo vs. John Ilmmo. nbar
donment v. i Shanks - R..si.
Shauks. cruelty. Susan Michael v VIM
Michael cruelty; Rens Fox vs. Merit
y Fox desertion. Eva Moore - Gin
ton Moore. abandonment: Mary L. Boou
or vs. Phlllp Boomer. cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
LUNDIN TO TALK
/. TO SUNDAY CLUB

How Can We Help the Prosecut-
ing Attorney Clean Up the city," v
the subject 20 be spoken on sunday
afternoon. before the friendship
supper OF the Y. NJ c. A. sunday
club boy Prosecuting Attorney Lun.
din
Lundln intends 90 point out how
the voters can help him rid the city
Of Law breakers and crime.
At y. III Joseph Cohn will ad-
dress n mass meeting OF the SUNDAY
club on How Jewish Rabbi
Found Christ"
Cohn Is the son OF the famous ex-
Rabbi Cohn. OF New York city. who
some years ago left the faith OF his
fathers and became a Christian
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SERVICES FOR MRS.
JOHN D. ON SUNDAY

NEW YORK. March 13-The IN.
neral of Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller.
Sr.. who died at 1920 a. m. yester.
day OF complication of diseases
due 10 old age. will be held Sunday
from their home IL tentative plans
are carried out
The body will be taken TO Cleve-
land for interment in the family
plot. The services at Pocantico
Hills viii be private
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
MAYOR CALLS men
WHO ANNOYED JITS

Upon complaint OF number OF
iitney bus drivers that they have
been needlessly bothered by city
inspectors who threaten them with
arrest unless they Immediately sub.
NIT TO physical examination. Mayor
Gin has issued orders that this an.
noyance must instantly cease.
The drivers say ii is an utter Inn
possibility for them. at present. TO
ill this requirement of the new or.
dinance. owing TO lack OF facilities
at the city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
Woman Attacked
in Portland Bus

PORTLAND. March 13.-Chlef
OF Police Clark today started a
city-~ioe search for ~. Stokes,
Iitney bus chauffeur, whose car
10 supposed 20 be the one which
figured at midnight In an at
tack on Mrs. Cecil Marshall. 800
Russell ST.
Men occupants Of the bus had
seized Mrs. Marshall when she
spurneo Improper advances
In the scuffie that followed.
the driver let 90 the steering
wheel and the Iitn.y crashed
into a telephone pole and was
wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
GET S7l3 JUDGMENT

The Merchants Collection
agency was awarded a judgment of
s713 against the Ebert Motor Car
company by Judge Albertson Fri.
day. The Ebert company gave n
check for sl63 and promissory
note for $500 TO the Multigraph
Sales company.
The check came back marked
mo funds.
The Royal Mail company's new
liner Glengyle. arrived Friday aft
er an eventful maiden voyage
across the Pacific. Six days out
from Yokohama she struck ter.
rifle gale. A gigantic sea carried
away nine stanchions. and fifty
feet OF steel platlnGs were bent and
twisted out Of shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

MahfsY Aiafi. fse.ges ice uEE
naklns sada. &c. ier corn 81 Eios. starch.
trs see EBei hfuuus ltr each. stall
3ps 'sncf siicsf bacon. tse % home
made .picsf hsFrinE acc % 0efEonEoia.
40 o. Niai se1. fancy rcd enian. ID
ih- az good asparagus 10 per 20
Htaiis ree.git, imported smyrna fEs
tgc 10 . aor Huhkisf ofansss sac. val.
nuts Toe psr De- stall so. artirhokss
lor each. fine reierl. tc bunch stsi SIS
- apple batter Soc. chow .ehag Ice
pint Stall %. coffee cake g5c DOS bait
isr biscuits zoe dos soroaruf bars. ihc
80 Stall e. fresh ranch eEgs ssc deE
fiai cream cheese. Gee ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
PRESERVED FRUIT
HAS FATAL RESULT

SAN DIEGO. March 13.-Investi.
cation why the deaths from poison
Of three persons at Fail Brook. this
county. were not made known more
promptly was ordered today by
County Coroner Marsh The vic
Tins succumbed after eating pre-
served spricots. which contained a
poison unfamiliar to the attending
physicians
The dead
Miss Emily Martin. 30.
George Martin. is.
Richie Martin. >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
MAYOR GILL WILL
VETO PAVING BILL

Mayor Gill Saturday indicated he
will veto the ordinance ordering the
paving of S0th ave. S. He will also
veto the bill creating the position OF
photographer in the engineers of.
flee.
The mayor is opposed TO placing
any more costs of improvements At
this time on the property of S0th
ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
KILLS SELF IN
THIRD Az. HOTEL

Dependency resulting from con-
tinued 80 health caused L. S Farm
or. OF Nashon Island. TO put bullet
through his head at the Ethleton
hotel. on Third ave, at 1915 Satur.
day morning Half an hour later
Former died At the city hospital
Farmer was about - years old.
lie had visited Seattle frequently
while being treated by a local physi-
clan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

Monday Fsrnsfs section. hafhouse
lettuce , bunehes o.. head g. spinAfh.
lbs lee rutAhAras 3 ~. ior. green
onions hunfh.s Be-. csuiifiovsr toc
ard $50 head punches turnips b.. rhu-
tafh. Tee % stain. tt-se. pot ross'. F. -
lh lnin FORK chops &c lt pure lard
iu buik istsr 70 lard compound 40
a. tQr No - sQr No. ie. ~ stail Is
brst batter. 80. o. cans milk. stc
peanut butter it. SEC stall g. iosfss
bread ttr ieiiv rolls fSs siaU "a.
fresh hutermiik and cream stall 80
Fiefids grapefruit Tor $50. appies ice
dos etAu 10 lemon, zoe dos sfaps
fruit 2 for lee. oranges Ice dns stall
"a securing SOAP g. bar. cans mut
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
FlVE.DAY MISSION
At MOVIE theatre

During Holy week. March 20 TO
April 2. all the churches In Seattle
whose pastors are represented In
the Ministers Federation VIII hold
n five-day series OF mission serv-
ices at the Liberty theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
FRUITMEN ADJOURN

The convention of fruit men held
In the New Richmond hotel ad.
iourned Friday after two day SEES
sion. During the convention they
created the organization OF the
Northwest Fruit shippers associs-
ton. This body was formed to GO
operate with the Growers Couu0
Of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

MONDAY stall. st-1e ~ ihs sugar
o. sec tsa. gfc TO- 10 can % beet
coffee atc stall IS potatoes 81 rvt.
delivered fancy apples ~ box. delivered
fancy honey ier CONT. almonds itF
7tr stan no. ff"sh rhurned butter. a
ihs - fresh local "sEs dor tsr
stalls R-fb.It nee asparagus Soc s6c
sud SOC D.. tomatoes Zoe and 25c ~
svert POTATOES los shc stall "a fresh
duck eEss. fsg doB local ranch cEgs.
ar dos
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sol audp patti PAM
uo and wuh e.
o
- . %
Alberta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

good wns to sisft i 90 bay t0.scfs
traet ~ tATHcAHT IA Ds rev .
little duwH ana a moe aafr month. snd
in fs~ years you Will be tho Abhp
Lutte OWHEH ~ . vHiuabis piece Of
land Others have sucessdsd 81 THIS
Wv why not Your For coin plsts in
formation regarding csth'sft Lands see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
REPORTED TORTURE
OF 40 UNvERIFIED

WASHINGTON, March lS.-See.
Rotary Bryan said today he had re-
ceived no Information concerning
the torturing OF 40 Mexican priests
by Gen Francisco villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13
rIkI PLACE

MONDAY stall H. It's fine white
sugar $50. stalls SSH. fresh pasteur
ired milk. g. a. or Sc pt stall 81.
fresh roasted 7tc coffee, ipc 10 stall
1876. At bottles bluinE or ammonia. t0c.
stalls ai-3g. Itsusn prune-. he 1bc.
stall tb. apple cider. Use gal stall 6.
ripe olives roc pt home made iellies
zoe glass stall 1904 e5c isrs straw.
berry preserves zoe. stall ~ lemons
iOr dor wAinnts his e5c stan 80.
early seed potatoes. lbs Zoe Stall IS.
su~t 5c To- pot roast 100 so t2tac.
stan iGg7 round steak lie 10 stall 10.
fresh hniihut lbs goo. smelts his
ihc. stall o. CLANS ats &c. stall
.ise8. salt salmon bellies loo 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

10 YOr nani nfst.siass land
suitable for alfalfa. hogs sHfden uufh
orchard. or tn fact, ssnera' farming
purposes
These lands 10 wifhtn one mile - t"S n.
stores shipping point
Excellent market close hand f1r all
th. produce. sEGs snd poultry Fou 'sn
raise
Substantial buudlng- fencing Hnd other
tmuros ensnt- ALREADY on tho iaud r.
Tracts not lsss than 40 cores price
Including improvements 81 PEI acre
fhls IL an eaffaofdiuaff otter hnd
worthy - baur euHsidsfaiion f"r
fuH particulars sHu a. ii9a FOURTH
srs Nsaitis
DON LosE aNoruf:n HtNMEH-oEr
STARTED rms EPHtt8 Ist us shas
you our land ~ Three Lakes snohomish
county. Wash. clos. 20 our mills IN
sood roads and handy 20 rnarkstF
Prices and terms reasonable Thsrs are
four auto staEss snd two trains daily.
good schools store T. -. phone and
prosperous nsiHhbors Tracts any sir.,
rou DEAL WIN 10 DIRECT Wrlt-
or zee D. hEtKLEjoH~. Nsf f.snd
Dept 1901 l. g. smith SOS rss,tis
wash THREE Lake. LUMBER 60
20 ooo AcHEf shield. river valley. Non
tana. wheat asts Aifaifa lands SOC
scss. lyy,ss,sa 80 ~ 80 I.,I 1:.o ~
so EXCHANGES
30 tOtN FOR TRADE
These lots are fust outside riff limits
Nhefs 700 escape rity tasss our
client NaHts hnuss and Cos uf Essf
"fu Warrington land sil assume
see NJ Bono SUNDAY end -
faanti~roF csr line from o. 90 = or
caii a. our ofric. dufing seek
~ WHITE co
tof Oriental Mock Msin gios
TRADES What have you WIDE. az
~,~~~~oS~~-~~S~~%>>~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
s.%. -. ~
Money 90 improved city property. We
make huii1ins loans
cALHorN. DENNr Ewtso
Alaska Buidins
Rial ESTATE MoHTgAaEs 1870 tP
- GO ~ fuig secured fnf sale BY 10.
Thomas Co. ine. res cherry 81
HFAL ESTATE LoANn-SoRTHEh
Bond nsrisas. CO. c.ntrai Bids.
es,-s.n ceisnhlA snd Marion
VIRTUE
f.nsn. None,
Before huyins OF building see
gEo = NiHfLE 90 ne.,en nlees
81 LEGAL NOTICES
TIE r~sslAr annual sharshold.rs fnsst
iHs ~ TsrAda s,stapmsnt 40 o. So
aiiis wash. wiii BE- held - 90. oefn-
ranfs uain office a. ttt' Howell 81
p ~ fnsn~fi " uEno 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

MONDAY fresh churned
butter .H ..f. Jersey butter.
ne CSC .a ahc stalls 4.
and eak. Tic 10 sitioin
steak 80 II lHI .nast, So 10 l1a u n. j.
Hamburger steak. ioc 10. pork sausage
Toe H.. veal roast. Tic and i2hc 49,
stall. 1876. cans best mtk i5c, with
Is coffee or tea bars laundry soap
1sr. cans peas corn or tomatoes Csc.
csc pkg washing powder. isc. lbs
long COT mAraconi. 3tc best potatoes
81 Is per cpt delivered with other .
grocery order
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10 ACRES ron $500
rot tiny RA~tU sffs--
Slo nnts az .tn~ sataN

Htrh alder sail. practically all
cleared fenced house and oct
butidinss. an ifeal chicken ranch
ana close enough % fhs fern dock
- fuu fHn 30 employed in seattle
To sre fhis uiars. take tho frrff nr
Anderson boat Ct Madison park
direct to uurke Tarrars office
ir Kirkland
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FARM LANDS


utY LAND nov. nsst quality soil. fsc
fare Go Seattle 90 scrss o. oeo sie
American Rank uidE owners
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WEST = WHEELER
20y Coiman block Asln 1917.
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MISCELLANEOUS

~EN on SAAtf AND i'iltftN
b hayius direct from the
manufacture ard savins the
msddi~mans profit
We osn ard operate fhs
largest ~firsct-to consumer
sash ard door factory % tns
West nni can save Tau
from sB@s 10 tHgs On building
MATERIAL.
We make tfnu rfisfe snirfnsut
from the largest stock 90 fhs
West ard guarantee ths
quality - cur goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-13

MoNt NENt~
Washinstvp Monument ~ ttit srd ave
MtSiC
Piano 0ar wsbsr sfa nssry nias
FRCIfiC Music lrintlus c1 sous. a.
ranged copyrights cover designs So
-----'~'~-0o rnenNs
JAMES " ruMuNps n. rraa
uate optometflst Tei Tea Lsary hlds
>i ~ ~ "a, ~ raTEa"NISGTas
isS,s :. ~ ~ :, ,,S>,s -.
rttoIoor Arn1K>
Fuote. thst please o.. mads ~
JoHNsON's
80 tihsr'y hlts rh'-d 80 l'pies
rnN~,Ci.>- A>n ~tHuEoN~
RECTAL pisE1sEs ONLY
~ Arthur crookall az orc~a ms
~ ursnI IacSss. 10. 1ila0s hids SIO
sp-cial affections rasr 500 women
DN ASHTON Amsricsn Hans mas
Practice limited to bladder. Kidney aad
urinsry diseases
rttMniNo
Kslimsa FiaDeias = usa5ins Co, rs.
ne gias ssstti.
~'>'''>N-'~0~01' k1Sffans
s..s. ~ :; =, ~ : w., ~
STORAGE
uis urspgoot .t1tass ss-shsu.~. Cen.
Isl sisrss. - rs VIZ ulis -.
ssatu. sisa ssee. isei sis,A Elliott
uranIsf,aans
-
~~-~1>~~~>0~sS.S-~~~s ~~s~~~~-~~~~~~~0~~~
WELL psitff>o AND TESTING
svsa.oe : Rs.a. 20 ~. !, !. M,ls .sis
PATENT trToe>Et-
FRED Z. CORN '-,ss' s ,s.,.
.-eur-a o. 70. r,fana.s fsi c.n,r.i
R'ar ss'- sess -. ss.eh 90 ps'-at,
Isarn, 4 r.ynoifa sts ceutrsi Was
Iss5a Fsasisk fsvr-nr. ~ Harss Hid
~~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~~>~~~~~
NOTICES
MESH MOS repaired .as rsopis' baas
.-,l,-Sl--~-~~
S WTD MISCELLANEOUS
W1NTEn 10 my -Fsr oash latest
model Corona ilp~wsi,sr must 10 tar
8 AUTOS FOR SALE
niSrON ALTO Tor ssi. in Al repair
hsNfr painted new tirss ? extra hfsf
end tub~a WIN sell cheap faf rash
queen Aane t1is pos itsii.fs1 a.
7-PESsESGER ronp chssp stp riu.
s. To0D- USED rARs teee rtNE ~
@o@~~o~~~~0~-~~ ~~s~s~~~~~~~>~->N-@-N
MOTORCYCLES
sfIrnp7sYs .Ea-~~w snd secane -hsaa
al rnakes some - ,he-e takea rn ne
lNDiAN MOTORCYCLES bsien
wright. 81; Pike 81 near hread~ay
Prone East .fi
FOR SALE Flu RNITURE
Furnijars shesp o. ea,s Ia, Ms,,las.
PErTTTc COAST FURNITURE CO.
Elu5ti tsTt
BI.ACN go. FIHN. CO. an PA. Ell
tsFs
WANTED - FURNITURE
T5f9EE tftFp~ 30 as PtkE tts
.~@NN~~~-~-~~~~ 4~-~-~e~~sr~rN~N-Ts7
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II LOST AND FOUND
10 AGENTS WANTED

LIVE WIRE AGENTS WANTED
EtrUEW sEN sak EPtEH uttG.
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40 BUSINESS CHANCES

~ NY nNE IL ioalinT fos ssod
chance here ~ f. one eiseffir piano
rtirh thsf ,an Tlsnnfr h~sirs tsius
- soc nos nn ssi. a. tff Wsshfuefon|
s. tf JOAN rtratia FOR tsfT smau
r.afsin bent ias- fngf chance
bNh uALf interest in hufsi o. an iu
fssinisnf 'su PEI ~ rsf ernt Interest
on inVrs'tnsni % reafsan Hotel
HnfnF. Munrua Wash
~~N~~s~@~~4~~-~~~e
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s-rro.s- panel doors. ~ sirss ....... - 10
IA me Tor painting - siE~s Duiyt .... %
Cottage front door, ...+.s.. " - 40
f-piY vsn@sr interior doors ..-... % 90
New Craftsman Interior doors 60. 90 40
New Craftsman ~ ~ doors ...... rs W
Cottage front windows ..--...... gto %
light trans1m .+......--.--... IS 40
BunEalou easement sash .....+.. IS 40
Hot h-d sash glazed. 1eSs0 Gee o %
s-sns-Q ...-.......... ........... Is
Com pists inside vtndow trim ... 81
Cofnyists inside duuf ........ .,
GLASS. PAfNT9 BUILDING ptrrp
AND HARDWARE. ONE THIRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40. ~
o. p WILLIAMS GO
1919 virs' Ave- Main 1871
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CLEARING HOUSE FOh MUSICAL rs
sTHUMENTs. 1918 WEsTLAkE I'll
LOTT 2sTs MUSICAL RECORD Elk
CHANGE
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az ACRES nofth~sst eide gusanss isisnd
= mile shore front. some level .ms l
house barn. ehtrksn heusss some
cleared several acres On kra.s miles
from Anaruffss 81 eco cash g. n
NfanU. Amarnrfs=
10 ACRES FOR $500
Fsrtiie clay ioam. uHh UtlnE shfsf
seat disfrirf nne Ter positf1 or t~r.
riSs Terms 50 cash 80 monthly
l. J. MARSH a co. 1909 I'd AVE.
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% BOARDERS WANTED.
RENTALS

Hssaquart~f. Tor seattle
Rental Property.
csi - offies snf go list
- IAuN co
isadins Renters
go Effsi u1sr sscosd and pits ~
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NnnI' TIWW0 vs. Iohn lImmo- nhun-
Comment " y Shanks - Ressic l..
Shauks. cruelty. Susan Michael v VIM.
Michael cruelty; Rena Fox vs. Merritt
y Fox. desertion, Eva Moore Vs. GIN
ton Moore abandonment; Mary L. Boon-
or vs. Phihp Boomer. cruelt.,
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9 FOR SALE-LLVESTOCK

ADVENT u sutos compei- us io dlsposs
u horses. weight ~ $50 20 1850 Make
offer The Lloyd Transfer co. Inc
pier
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EXCHANGES
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRADES What have you wide. 'ii
Nss York niess
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FOR SALE FURNITURE
FaSnisars ssesp ~ ca,s is.s w.,,lass
PErTFTC COAST FURNITURE CO.
Eiu3st fsrt
1I-1CNWsL1. TIHN' CO. an ria. Ell
- d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28

ly in 1913. Last year the actor mar ried again, his bride being Mrs. Olga Everard Williams, daughter of the late James EVerards a New York brewer, from whom she inherited an estate valued at two millions She had divorced her first husband, Will liam Williams, once chauffeur for MT. EVerard and later private secretary to the brewer. Miss Everard and Williams eloped in 1909, but they were soon forgiven by the brewer. who installed his son-in-Iaw as his private secretary The romance, like so many of it's kind, did not have a happy issue, and Mrs. Williams se- cured a divorce and married HiIHard in Denver, Col, where the actor was then playing. Mrs. Williams was only twenty-three, less than half the age of her second hilsband While MT. Hi1liard was on toar5n4h s@The Argyle Case Mrs. Williams, although she had not been divorced, visited nearly every city in which he appear ed. The actors son, born to his first wife, graduated from the United States Naval Academy, and is now Lieut.. Robert Bell Hilliard, U. S. N He attended his fathers last marriage ceremony at Denver
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
RULES FOR THE USE OF STARS AND STRIPES.

with acknow1edgements to Rear Admiral George P. Colvocoresses, U. S. N retired. and to the Society of Patriotic DecoEations).
 - The United States flag is the sym bo1 of our country and as such should command the respect and admratton of every citizen.
 1. The flag should be displayed over every school house to impress upon the children the duty they owe to the government that gives them the blessings of equal privileges, edu- cation and patriotism.
 g. When not in use the flag should be kept neatly rolled up in proper place.
 3. When the flag is to be hoisted it should be taken from its place by persons especially intrusted with it's care and never handled heed1essly. It should not be dragged upon the floor or ground nor used as a, means of ad- vertisement, nor for any purpose un- worthy the dignity of the nation.
 4. The flag should be fully hoisted to the top of the pole, with the union uppermost; when half-masted it is a ign of public mourning; and with the union down, it is a sign of distress.
 5. The folds of the flag should float freely when hoisted. and be cleared at once when fouIed.
 6. The flag should be sa1uted by all present when hoisted or lowered ;; this is done by standing at attention and uncovering the head or touching the hat or cap. The same should be done by the spectators when the flag is passing on parade or in review.
 T. The flag should not be hofsted before sunrise nor remain after sun set.
 8. Whenever: the ''star spangied Banner is being played, or sung, all persons within hearing, should rise and stand uncovered during it's rendi- ton.
 9. When the national or state, or other flags fly together, the national flag should be on the right.
 10. Whenever possible, the flag should be flown from a staff or mast, but should not be fastened to the side of a building, platform or scaf- folding. It should not be used as a cover over table, desk or box or where anything can be placed upon the flag
 ii. It should not be used for any -advertising purpose whatsoever; nor as toys, fans. parasoIs, paper, nap kins, sofa, cushions or other demean- ing use.
 12. It is against the law to trample upon, mutilate, or otherwise treat tn flag with insult or contempt; or to att tach to it any inscription or object whatsoever.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
FROM WALL STREET TO
 BROADWAY THE. CARRIER
 OF ROBERT HILLARD,

From Wall street to Broadway summarizes the career of Robert EIi1- Hard, the actor, who was born in New York fifty eight years ago today. His family was wealthy and promi- nent in Brooklyn society, and young Hilliard began business life in the of flee of a Wall street broker. Indul- gence in the vice of amateur theatri- calls finally gave him such a passion
 for the stage that he badet the broker good-by and went out to seek an en- gagement as a star. There didn't seem to be any great demand for lsstars at that time, so the young man leased the Criterion theatre in Brook
 lyn and organized a company of his own, which produced False Shame
 Engaged" ;" Led Astray," and other dramas While heading his own com
 pany in his own theatre, HilIard at tracted the attention of the late Charles Frohman, and was engaged for Saints and Sinners and '"The
 Golden Giant'' After seasons with Nat Goodwin and Mrs. Langtry he starred in ''Mr. Barnes of New York and laid the foundation for the stage success which he later upheld in s'The Argyle Case and other plays.
 MT. E1il1iards matrimonial expert ence began at the age of twenty four, when he married Cora Bell, of Brook lyn. She divorced him in 1894, ob- taining the custody of their son. In
 1896 MT. Hil1iard took as his bride Mrs Nellie E. Murphy; who had di- vorced her first husband, Edgar Gibbs Murphy, famous as a wing shot. The second Mrs Hilliard died sudden