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stalls t06-ti2-lif @ big cans milk 25c;
Use pkgs. Grape Nuts. 2bc; Toe toilet
paper. be-. 6-lh .ho gloss starch. soc.
stalls ?. 2. 8. Z. Eastern hams. 1tihc IN. .
shoulder hams. &c H.. link ssusaFe
i0c ID. pork roast, lie H., legs Of lamb.
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~ arres. Improved! Part % ihs
Peterson place house COW farm
and chicken hous-. veil. running
creek part bottom Land for
dalfyinE ara hogs. balance up.
land, for chickens fruits sfa
~ you Wsnt a bargain IN It
arrss. come over 20 sse this place.
Terms tee cssh. as monthly
Take Madison car and county
ferry direct 80 Burke a Farrar.
office In Kirkland.
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or8tno
Mrs. Jennie Ward. -. King county hos
pital May 81.
H.rmAa l. Ulrieh. a. isst MAin st.
June J.
scot, Cos. 80 So X 18th at. Jun. !.
Maud N Miiss. a.. seio isth ave. X.
W. May 40
nario Bora. g.. Proylasnce hospital.
May -
niserr~e Granted
Msisina Chapman from George W
Chapman.
Elia Du Ffssne from y y pu Fresns
Divorces Asked
nenrr nusss Va Mar Busse. deser-
tiou
Kur Van vs. A. Fcok. TO aanui Chinese
marriage
oss. .. priskeli VI. Lydia y Drisksli.
cfusitF.
Senis smith ", WIN W smith. de.
sefison
Tho. ~ Sutherland Va Rose y suther-
land. dssertten.
Mari = ossinser Va Albert ! orslnrer.
cfmeitY
Juia Stock vs. chas stock. cruelty.
Ayra T. Dodge ~ O.fin y. Dodge
ae-srfirn.
i~aniins Asssr. "a Geo X Asser..
cruelty.
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INVESTMENTS

TN Ed vi EIs >
hfAnii inssstmshi Co. sss lumber r.
change
AUCTION NOTICES
rHE sEArrf.E AUCTION 80 VIII
SELL At AtrTtoS 1850 HArrn.
DAY Juns ~ order - ths STAT
rLE MEHcuANTN AND CREDIT
MEMS AANueIArtoS. ths entire siaeh
~ the oak Fufnitsfs Co rafnsr rifss
ae~ and Hfsssff 81 fsnifAnes "a ass~.
arr. eansissinE - ~ coat ranges. h..
eipains aDasrrh aaf Majestic Eas
raasss Fas ossns. cook stoves heaters
hfass beds. a. tfea BEDS sef4nas
mattresses rafr~s iinnisufu. sstsmslHu
tahirsy husfeis. sifshuafds ehetfs
tltfsrF tahs-s. hoek eases sarrls
erairs. hsii tssss Feeksrs ~asirstes
ruphoarts fsidinE BEDS ebiffsniefs
afsssafs Davenport ooarhs. .saissrg
cots btsshfasi tables nAi.fop desk
tools eishss airnsiis sse No reserve
on anyihlas Az muss ts sold John
t,SsS.. : So ~ ,.ssssT. Ss,S -
so EXCHANGES
ron RAi.E or TRhuE--fs. foot isaass
suitahls fur nshinK Address John
Aaars wspaa. wssh
TO TnADE = nafisa lake properly
SS,ss - ~ - ~ ~ ~
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
tA~. t~ -
MpnsY 90 improved cts property. We
make bgiidinE leans
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWtNa
AiasNs Building
I HAtE unn sum ~ ssat ana one sam
- isee % iran on aoaa improved real
estate s~caFltg " A. Nrhfusdsf. as
Hnsion Heck
gEAL ESTATE LOANS SoNTWEnN
Bond Mortgage Co Central HidF
tstsesn Columbia and Marion
REAL ESTATE MoRroAGEA. $50 or
~ 20 s@ fully secured ~ sale ~ Jos
~s~~~~y~~s~~~>~-~<~~~> ~~~~Js~~-~~J-.~~0~4
So WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO nofHow -fs 900 on I'm
proved real estate Kilt sdEe security
NJ commission. NJ hEsnts bus wiil
pay 20 PEI cent per aunsn. Anderson
i,ee FOURTH ave
o.. SEQ FlKsT MunTGAGE on ffo asfes
- land. per cent WWl discount
oIffsGEH 1ai American Hack
>~~>r~~~rSe~~r~N~~r~>~c ~~~~N~e~e~e~e~~~~I~~~4~
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MADAM DINA
MADAM ALEXANDRA
EGYPTIAN PIANIST

Reads your entire lifs. past. present and
FUTURE SEQ readings 90. satisfae-
tion guaranteed. tAs Zine a.
ThrNrET CIRCLE sunday. Wednesday
Friday Come ard 10 convinced
R-adinks daily The Martinique Apis
ar0 Main Ttto
\xPEHr FORTUNE TELLER Suite q
York Hotel corner First ard Pine
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ACREAGE
SUNDAY EXCURSION

al ACkEAOE
SUNDAY EXCURSION
10 Coihr creek Gardens
n viii rnst you nothing
Rich black alder and cedar land fine
bits Trout siroam, only few bieshs 60
beach amt dntk You ran live here
ana work "a seattle uuY tract ana
let YOUR faulty stay there dufinH the
summer Your chHtes ~ 90 tanrtr
tracts Tor $500. $50 cash 80 monthly
AAnEN SEXTON co
1910 fifst Ave hlii1n htff
40 AcHEH uieu LANp
Near spad fawn. fruit ard vegetable fHHr
merry. efe un The main iaar 40 no
Sound tfics only tHan. un terms 20
60 daen and 80 monthly o. Mann
aia nnstan uiarh
sly EQUITY N 1900 in haif.aera traft
WIN : rnam hnnse aud chicken houses
aN CLEARED fuf tFAh Must sell 81
once cali 81 tsoi fith A. W sfief
-
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The Star Want Ad Rate.
BUSINESS
nlREGT @RN

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring 1t in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality OF inn
mediin. service and viii glad
lv s..unish any Information
that "a necessary. Remember
salts faction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
iOnk HFRf parEsin sfpre' aas
Occidental ave. corner Main. rsis w
ana sccenf hand suits and oNere'ets
q 90 up; eaa coat. ste up rNnt. 80
M. hats ana Shoes SOC uni watches.
tsc w. tre'. ieNsiry. suns. trunk" a.
lowest prices -.
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY
NORTH or CRY. SEATTLE

cash
sis lots. = mile north ~ city. Sound
view. price 80 lot Come quick
YprNO a. HHOBEHg
1000 Vernon Place Phone ballard sIa
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IS For Rent Unfurnished
IT FURNISHED ROOMS

LARGE FHONT Room with bay win
dow and kitchenette. with everything
furnished. easy walking distance. nice
nelEhb0rhood rent very reasonable
81 seneca ~
LAHgE ROOM for one or tNo men
sleeping porch, fine view Of Lake
Washington Good breakfasts Phone
EenMo0d 1919.
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REAL ESTATE

.43 REAL ESTATE
MOVE RIGHT ~
Niftf bungalow just fompisief. on -
acre tract ~ rnsd Hand. nn Efafei toHd.
niiss from snatnnish. wash and ea
inmates eaih nom our mills a. rhroe
Lakes This 10 snap aud IL only one
~ our many iann bargains. We are
seiiinE large desirable arsa itn
mettsteiF around our mills Prices and
terms are fisht and
YOU DEAL WITH us DIRECT
Let 10 shas Yna write ar ssp
E IT. MEIkLEJOHN
NHf Land nspi
1891 O.. q smith itids Hsattis wash
THREE LAKES LnR co.
WANT HOME7
~ acres. Improved Broom hunsaiav
small harm rows. > heif.rs teams.
$50 Plymouth Rocks Toulouse serse
farm tools - zoe clear want cot.
tars. Nafth Eud ballard
~ unoTii as nufss HlfT
Fun uHNT
Groom cottage. furnished. piano garden
and nawsfs ftatoi go children f~f
srehes required 81 W 3tth 81. rhin
nsi ave
HOUSE,. halt haiii. iaHfsf' de5fs sin
dnsa ole iai tattcal sWsii sisH car.
wv ~ AAfNNN ~ sou ahNN NHN ~
$3.50. 90 dean ~ Per mnnth Phone
urant AS
COTTAGE WANTED
Trade fiaa 40 sere. near Seattle fnf
small hafus West Cosst Land Co. iiis
Americas Bank HlfF
~~~~oS~~~~~~~s~-~~~eSe N<N~~~e~N~~~~~~-~~~~~
- HOMESTEADS
$50 Achns y ehoirs aifaifa iana q
situated IL an Intensified farming dis
tfirf, aiaaui miles from raiisaf etc
ii9u. = mtis from sehaoi. Improved
ranches nesf ~ g. shas unndarfui
possibilities - land 60 acres ~ alfalfa
sdielntnE Az Tee eutiiFabis ieNd
fnp ash colt shout 100 sores sissfrf
&c arPss aHd~f cultivation snd %
stuups On balance Over 81 zee has
been srsnt iH improvements on this
sraef Fuar rgtfinEs - alfalfa and
90 ~ tnns e. The sore 10 produced in
this district Decided. uninsnrnssn iand
near - sald 90 ttta al acre INT.
seiifs aye arFss iaefadins improve
meats can BE- had Or lt9a Address
r-ii. star
Sc hcitKs paffiY impressd ysfy rhoirs
land near hvausiful lake 81 Eastern
WassiassHa. decided iahh IN thts waller
ssiiins from iiea psr ARE ap. This
vouid make a. tfsal stock - feifl
Faheh Alfalfa farmers go from 4 tn
10 teas usf acre o. tfE taxes sHfifr
tract Fhans Eiiiest sle7J fof psftir.
vstty- .t-rN
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

As oTHEEa hsSs f1a1a saccsss IN iifs
"vhy nos yuu come - conrtnesd
that success may - ssifins fpr "yno
~ Hsrtha Nsisan. Trance Nsdiga.
Sterling tfatsL tfts rhirt Cunruita.
ton dallr. rlrrls tnnlkht
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW

TTsSS7.f-T- n FARRrtIs-sss \ Y his
General practice. estates. Avs hushsn'
ana wife consultation free klli"tt 80 -
Xnyfqsr TRFr-- JOSEPH At.LEN. AT.
ToRNEys 20 years experience Avs ~
hn~sand aud wife. property FiShtts
f<0~sr-f PATTON FREE Rooms tess
<es Eisrs Music RidE Main iete.
J0T7% ~ T1TKFR--gsi i.yen niaE Mats
Ssfs IS years espsrlenee IN chicago
courts -
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ctnAN. modern sunnY
rooms reasonable walking distance
EAST tttt fTaA fNth
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AUCTION NOTICES

hfsadi iasssinsh' Co. .ss i.smsss e.
change
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The horoscope AZ the Panama
Pacific international Exposition az
San francisco.
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ID ACREs rfM sl00

CLAY loan with stream. good district
ana grand view IN be cleared Tor less
than the usual cost
Terms SO Cash. so Monthly
j.. j. MARSH a. CO.. 1909 ID AVE.
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FURNISHED APIS.

5-Roo1 furnished fiat. bedrooms isis
phone bath. gas and electric light
hot water heat Rent only $500. sti
Seneca ~
iL0KN = Farnlshsd and nnfnrni.hsd
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IsAn0E ROOM. Tor one 90 twa men
sleeping porch fine view ~ Lake
Washington goods breakfasts Phone
ksnw cod iah
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HOTELS
WATER FRONT LAND

huNuNNnY on TttE ROfNn
nea sait water front addition who're
sou can set permanent camp site
fnf 400 Hf acres faf ttea and less
and on fsff sasf terms no hiuffs fins
beaches. spfins water good steamer
service Take picnic iunrh and
Spend SUNDAY on The beach run Va
nida
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We wIsH 10 THANK our friends and
neishDors Tor the many kindnessea
SHOWN during the recent illness ana
death ~ our son and brother uyftits,,,
=. J. EAMM AND FAMILY.
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10 CHILDREN TO BOARD

:, 80 WEEKLY VIII board ems or two
children good horne Queen Anne ssia
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20 BOARDERS WANTED.

ROOM AND HOARD Fine. nice
rooms. alone. or with board.
Home cooking Reasonable rates
Mrs w H. Davidson. 1915 broad.
way.
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HIRE IL your chance 10 buy 10 acres
splendid farming land near railroad
station. only one hour from seattle
good roa l.. milk route WIN sell on
terms at right price Telephone to-
night or tomorrow Elliott 1881
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RENTALS
80 BUSINESS CHANCES

MIDDLE AuEp WHOM sNHnr =
farm ~ miles from city SAINTS a paSt-
usf With is.eae fur chicken tasiusss
Pie star
Evening star., 1915-04-03
West Virginia Finds Way
to Pay Current Expenses
Out of Money in Treasury

CHARLESTON. " Va April 2. \
wAv out Of the diRculties which have
beset the financial officers Of West Viz
gina since the declaration Of a STATE
moratorium March II is pointed out
in an opinion handed down hS \. \.
LILY, state attorney general
The opinion says the auditor Of the
state is authorized 10 draw money 10
pay the expense OF running the state
Government from the money in thf
state fund provided for blank appro-
priations, provided enough Of this spe-
cial fund is kept on hand at all times
TO meet the demands upon il.
Blank appropria ations are moneys paid
into the treasury for specific purposes
and derived from a particular source
of revenue and appropriated for these
specific purposes
BY Attorney General Lillys ruling
there is no furthe< need of holding up
the salaries of state officials and EN-
pIoyes and. under the practice of for
mer wears, according to the ruling.
there was no need for the declaration
of a moratorlum.
The unusual situation was brought
about by the refusal OF the Legislature
at it's regular session and at an extra
ordinary session to pass necessary rev
enue measures.
a statement to the attorney general
fxom J. :. Darst. state auditor, and r.
L. Long state treasurer. shows tha
March II there was $4,000 i'm the
state fund while blank appropria tions
amounted 10 s322,000. 1t is believed
revenue receipts since then have in
creased the funds.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

Here in Washington, however. condi-
tions are different. for the street car
rare is only 1-6 cents, and this may
MAJ hardship for the buses. l real
~ 90 not think any street railway man
lears the competition of any line of
buses which is regularly subject to re-
stfictions as are street cars.
II IS the cutthroat. short-haul meth
od winch the jitneys employ that might
make necessary some retaliative ac-
uons on our part. The jitneys get the
cream of the trade. and leave us the
SKIM milk and the dirty work. early
hauling, long hauling and late haul
ing.
In speaking OF the transportation ca
pacltY of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Mr.. Ham said that
AT 9TH and F streets and 9th and G
streets the company is operating cars
AT 1ufi traffic capacity. Because of the
congestion which results at these two
points. 1t Is impossible for the company
70 operate more cars along lines touch
ing those points with the present track
age facilities, he added
Evening star., 1915-04-03
PLAYING HAVOC WITH WIRES
Telegraph and Telephone Service
South Impaired hy Driving Snow.

The cloud OF fine. beautiful snow.
which is enveioping Washington today
IS playing havoc with telegraph and
telephone lines. particularly all wires
running 10 the south The telephone
company reports all lines down between
here and Richmond and Norfolk, the
exact extent of the trouble not being
known rs vet There have been no re-
ports Of amy serious damage. it is be-
llevcd. but communication with the
southern cities is cut off
The telegraph companies report ike
trouble to the south, all communication
with Richmond and Norfolk being cut
off. all wires being down on account
of the heavy wind and snow storm. 1t
IS expected that communica tion will be
resumed as soon as the storm abaees
as il is thought here that the damage
ls possibly in spots. and does not af-
feet the whole of the lines involved
The Union station reported at noon
TO-DAY that trains were running on
schedule time, except those from the
south, which We're arriving a bit late
due mostly to wire trouble.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
G. w. U. AL LUMNI PLAN
THEIR ANNUAL FUNCTIONS
Business and Social Meeting April
13-Banquet on Monday Even
ing Following.

The Alumni Associations of George
Washington University is 10 hold its
annual business and social meeting in
building, 2023 G. street northwest at s
o'clock Tuesday evening. April -. An
invitation has been extended to all
graduates of George Washington.
whether members of the association or
not, to be present at this meeting.
The annual banquet of the associa
tion is to be held at Rauscher's the
evening of Monday. April 10. Speak
at the banquet are announced to
be Secretary Daniels of the Navy De-
partment, Henry White. former ambas-
sador to France: David Jayne Hill,
former amba ssador to Germany: Phi
lander +. Claxton. commissioner of
education, and Admiral Charles II.
Stockton, president of George Wash
ington University.
Officers of the Alumni Association
are: DIR. u. Olin Leech, president: +.
Roger Boyle. Henry w Draper. John
Schreiber. jr.. and DIR. NJ. F. Thompson.
vice presidents: H. l.. Hodgkins. sec
retary, and John B. Larner. treasurer.
The executive committee includes
DR.. D. Olin Leech. chairman: II. l..
Hodgkins. secretary: l.. Russell Alden,
Miss Elizabeth v Brown, DIR A. W.
Cummings. Harry G. Davis. Henry W.
Draper. John Paul Earnest, Percival
Hall. II. II. kimball. stephen r.
Kramer. DR.. r. +. Layton, Mrs Edith
Compton Paul. DR.. d. W. Prentiss, +.
Q. Schreiber. jr.. Or. f. G. Seibert. FL
mer stewart. Delos H. Smith. Or. NJ.
+. Thompson and Mark K. Woodward.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
ORATORY FLOODS COUNTRY.
Congressional Speeches Being Mailed
BY Hundreds of Thousands.

Speeches made by members of Con-
gress at the last session on woman
suffrage. prohibition and numerous
other subjects and running into mil
lions of copies being mailed out
rom the Capitol to persons in all parts
of the country.
These include half million copies of
speech on woman suffrage by Repre-
sentative Mondeii of Wyoming, thou
sands of copies of speeches made by
Representative Hobson of Alabama and
others, on December > last. in connec-
tion with the vote in the House on the
proposal for d constitutional amend
ment for nationwide prohbition: ap-
proxmateiy 100000 copies of an adj
dress by Senator Works of California
in advocacy of the efficiency of Chris
tian Science healing and from 100000
to 900 each of the speeches of Rep
resentativc Galiivan of Massachusetts
and Eettner of California religious
questions.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
ASK CONSTRUCTION OF WILL.
Benefciaries of the Estate of Sam.
uelS s. Hoover File Petition.

Hoover. which disposed of real estate
worth S180.000, is asked in a petition
filed in the District Supreme Court by
his widow, Kate Y. Hoover, and his
unmarried daughters, Rena Y. and
Katie V. Hoover. The defendants are
the trustees of the estate, Charles J.
Williamson, L. s. G. Hoover and J..
Raymond Hoover. and the other chill
dren and grandchildren of the deceased.
Question has arisen as to the inten-
ton of the testator concerning the ad-
ministration of the trust. The plain
tiffs claim that it was intended that the
home property at 1118 9Th street north
west should not only be kept in re
pair, but that taxes and assessments
on it should be paid by the trustees.
Attorneys A. A. Birney and F. Ed
ward Mitchell appear for the plaintiffs.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Leads in Y. M. H. A. Campaign.

l.. Rosenthars team is leading in the
thirty days membership campaign of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association.
In addition to the loving cup which is
to be awarded to the successful team,
several other prizes have been offered
by Washington firms. NJ. Gutenberg is
chairman of the committee in charge of
the campaign. The captains of the
teams are NJ. Harris. Edward Rosen
bloom, Herman GlanZman. Myer Segal
Louis Rosenthal Edward Johnson
William Heroes and b. S. Goldstein.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
FOREIGN.

Ambassador Naon Of Argentina en-
tertained President Wilson and, AT an
other time, members of the cabinet at
luncheons aboard the battleship Mo-
reno lying off Annapolis. Gen. Felipe
Angeles, chief of artillery, was decided
upon for provisional president of Mex
ico by villa and Zapata factions, for
mer President Huerta was reported to
have sailed from Algeciras Tor Amer
lea presumably bound for Argentina
Germany celebrated the centenary Of
the birth of Bismarck. the kaiser deco
rating his monument with wreath.
sun Vat Sen. liberal leader iii exile. de
clared President Yuan Shi-kti of China
Is in league with Japan 10 suppress re
publican independence. The American
government, in note to Japan. de
cIared that the Japanese demands on
China violated United States treaty
rights: the Chinese Japanese negoti:
lions were reported II a critical stage i;
On extra session of the Japanesc diet
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Frost Hits Louisiana Strawberries.

Jack Frost played hob with Louisiana
strawberries March 21. according to in
formation received at the Department
of Agriculture. and early strawberry
shortcakes are likely to have more
dough than berries. The district in
Louisiana which shipped over 1900
carloads of strawberries last year, has
lost three fourths of the crop already
set. Plants are being reset, but the
berry market will be lean for two
weeks. Reports from the Carolimas.
Alabama and Arkansas indicate no
damage by frost. but predict that the
strawberry crop will be u fortnight
late.
Evening star., 1915-04-03

an award was extended from April 20
to April 30.
The board. of which the neutral mem
bers are Judge Jeter c. Pritchard of
North Carolina, and Charles Nagel, st.
Louis, former Secretary of Commerce
and Labor, may. if its work is COM
pleted, render the award at any time
before the Goth.
The case has been on hearing since
November 80 last, and is said to have
been the most elaborate and searching g
arbitration of an industrial case in the
history of the country.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Richmond Shriners Coming.

A large number of members of Acca
Temple, Mystic Shrine of Richmond,
will come to Alexandra April Il, and
at night there will he = ceremonial
session, when class of candidates
will cross the burning sands of shrine
dom. Afterward the usual banquet
will be held. The Shriners will be ac-
companied by a band.
Post +, Travellers Protective Associa
ton. will hold its annual meeting at
8 o'clock tonight in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce. when officers
will be elected for the year. The cleo
Evening star., 1915-04-03
ARMY WET" FOR A WHILE.
Secretary Garrison Too Busy to Con-
slider Prohibition Question.

v hen SECRETARY t;arU4sntt's Views
We're sought today on ~" sub.r"r ~
prohibition ~ the ARMY. he sa'd ne ws,.
50 busy planning rc"rGs niz,tiu, ri
the country's miiitgt,& defenders ttUr.
he had NOT even considered What i.
would prohibit when he had hro1sh-
the army M TO What he Thought i'
proper size.
To Introduce new dry order frEw
the army regulations. Mr. Garrisor.
said. would ht Ike takiug . b"gtl-
from a baby.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Readings Chief Engineer Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. April William
Hunter. chief engineer OF The Phila :
deIphia and Reading Railway Company,
died in Q hospital here yesterday from a
stroke Of paralysis. suffered Wednes-
daY night He was sixty years old and
had been in the service of the Reading
for many years.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
Charles Darwin" Lecture Topic.

Charles Darwin is TO be the subject
OF an address by George A. Warren
before the Washington Secular League
II its meeting at Fythian Temple al ,
pm. tomorrow. The meeting will be
fuhlic one.
Evening star., 1915-04-03
STORM NO BAREBACK, =
BUT IT'S JUST AS BAD
High" and Low" Had Difference
Of Opinion, the Weather Bu-
reau Explains.

- ;,
ar SNtta anu = warm Spt ihS Hut''
the promise extended by the
Weather bureau for tomorrow That is.
,F,t ,,o,-iec 49, beld form a al its
-
iih@ 49, it'StiNetie-S i''7t i'iS"'~ -
TINS morning the pee-pul We're out put
ing ear1nuffs and arctics on all the lit
i cro1s,ves a,d d,frodiis and tuIips,
!. 80 oI
~ '''7' ''' =
'tEin Tor Z couple ~ tons. ~ q hurry.
Pair skies and a warm spring sun.
Those fatal words have Il reminiscent