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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

John r.. Robinson. who dropped into
the Havana iistic middle out OF "A pale
blue sky jus, when a i've wire was
needed most. sent the following cable
from Havana last night:
Jack turlcy announced to-day that
II the Willard-Juhusou fight came 20
Havana Richard klegin would he the
man to get II. klegin has won out over
lthSn all and IL the only one Curley
and Jack johnson will do business with. "
That probably means e little umpus
cant. tushmau a, Rice. who knows tn.
game down there and Is influential be
sides. declares that unless Iiradt. the
rlouecr promoter OF ~" island. IL de-
clarcd ~ there will hc q wrarrlc. Brad;
has gone TO IN" expense az building q
uc stadium and everybody wants 20 sec
him get out Of deep water. \ johnson
fight Of some sort would help him
greatly. lcrhaps if klegin attempts a
, Willard-Johnson bout capt. Ricc's
threatened opposition will he in cyi-
d"nc". In the meantime poor old Tom
Jones is lolling about ~ Paso twIddling
his thImhs. wondering what II is all
about, where its going 10 he. when it's
going to bc and where ne iltS IN.
Thu fact that Willard has said that
he would 20 To Havana II called upon
made Tom boil with wrath. Perhaps
he realizes that II the bout ever goes
to Havana he might be frozen out
entirely. Tom never did establish a
very good claim on tail willard. jess
has hoped out to California and Jones
has got the sinks" something grievous
Leach Cross and Harry Pierce will re-
sumo that smuggling bee Of theirs at the
Broadway :. &. in BRO ,klyn Tuesday
night. Pierce gave Cross a stin drgu-
ment. but Leach hit n little too hard
and too straight for the Brooklyn boy
It was a rafting fight. however.
When Willie Richie stepped on the
scales Yesterday after his training grind
he tipped the beam at l37 pounds, just
two over the required 1875 at . o'clock.
THAT doesn't make M look like a
welier does it," asked Willie. and Il
proves that | have been working OF the
quiet to get ready for this fellow. I'm
going to taper off on the work. To
morrow ! will 20 ten rounds with the
three boys there besides my regular
gym work. hut on Monday ] will ease of.
Two pounds above the weight isn't much
and ! might go stale"
Fully three hundred fans were on hand
TO see the Californian work. Welsh
backs into camp AZ Oceanport, y. J..
inns lloTnlIE' ne IL Always III Eooi
shape, and as he has trained so much
since his return from London he IL In no
hurry to get down TO tho business or
scaling 49, at . o'clock. which by the
way Is the same weight made in the
fight for the championship in London,
II Charley White puts his name to a
set OF articles calling for a bout with
Leach Cross It is the intention Of the
Garden people TO bill the hard hitters
on the night Of the 18th.
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Morgan B0l neN DID nov rClCN Miami.
lie started from here on December !
IN the motor yarnt QUO Nsdis but after
three months of trials and t1bulations
got As far a. New Smyrna, WHICH Is
Just below Daytoua. Fla. and then do
c!dcd TO start fo- home. lie may get
here by the m ddle Of the season II he
has a little better luck that on the out
ward trip
The cruising motor yacht building for
g. " Chiids DrcNol from designs pN
lioWcs 4 Move is 20 he named Nhbar.
TINS vessel Is T2T feet lorS. lI5 fc.t
beam. 81 feet draft and Is to be driven
10y Two locv-Nictor motors
TIE $50 foot steam Yacht 70 loo built
1T Cramps for Harry Payne whitney
from des rHs boy cox Il St"yr Nil be
driven 10y getrod turbines This Will
ne ~" first yacht 20 equipped
chester " BIS. or Springfield rs nav.
ING y - foot Hand V bolt boat built
which 81 tn b.. driven uy two Van
Blerck motors and he speed'
James r. Ottlev Is having m >o-root
cruiser hpil' 10y Scvius ~ C+y Island
from do by Swszov, Raymond \
Page.
The $50 foo, steamer bo,liinr NJ
l.fw'ry's from designs u' Tons. l.-
upinc & cane is fpr Ni'itn = Ladt
Twelve of the twor', Noats ordered
for 'uc oyster Btv 81 foot over a,l c'ts~
huIld.n E A. Uc-~cshons are finished.
They viii We stored tr tho shops nnt'
MAY. when they viii ne launched and
rugged
Nat - H.rr"shoT. who = ,u Rcr-
uuda Vlt0 t's iVnnci,1tpr' o'r,ude-.
will rc-uru next mont ~ time Tor IN"
luunhiug OF iNe >gNoop"r building ct
Bristol FOR n l. Than.
Four - 'oo,ors have beer built MS
llpdg ion Rro'hcr- ~ Fast Bpothhav.
Nc fu~ umner residents OF Camden.
NJ, Mes. boats arc from desgns -
g. II Crowu'ushicld and are similar 90
thr Manchester Glass mi small. They
are three feet longer ovor all. a foD'
shorter ON the water line. six inches
loss beam and arc 90 spread SO square
feet more canvas
Eighteen boats have been ordered ny
members OF tho Rcvcrly Yacht Club fo~
racing on Ruzzards Ray. They are -
feet lou- and a." being built by Heres
Ion. Fourteen members VIII own these
boats. ono having ordered four.
The Corn Titan Yacht Cluh Of N,rhI,-
mead has CHALLENGED FOR o.. OyIr,,
can now hold nv no Rostor y4r,, CI,h
Tlcrc arc five snrdc-s ,iirih'. Ia r,c.-
Amc Gina. Ellen. NiuGo and Srric
IN" Ellen viii defend the oph' and
mo others will rrpro.ep, eou- .ri,,
-
class OF ore design d,rries IS hcIrr
built for racing hy nembcr, of I'M.
p~hilad.lphia Yacht tvuh Ther, will he
Dimensions are il rcet over MI IA foe,
,u tl, water lin. = c..i : inches
beam ana 6 inches dr,urh.
The steam yach, Walktya II owned
Il, tho I~Itrkuc,s estate. Is AT ~. N,nrs.
liam Works bc.- t~h,r,uru., o,cr.
hauled ~rcfurnishod ara roottol can't
' Gr,ui s I'm .,,r,o nf IN, vnrF All
whom n Is fnisred ,hc ,,cr, viu mo
o,o or 80. -, r,,.a a., g. e.,
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and spar with old Sam. One day Jack
got too frisky and crowded Sam a bit.
Finally Prultt dropped his hands and
looking Al Johnson said Look heah,
Jack Johnson. Ah'm de instructor heah
Jess spose All do de leadin' an . 10
de blockin'."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

MmptEr"wN, conn, March IN h"
last gdluo ~ the Northeastern Bi~kct
iali Lragu" Wesleyan defeated Nilllnm
o. tho iuu, tluur to night, ~ 10 .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

shouting: Measure. della-britt. meas
urc. della-britt, dclla-britt. dcila-britt.'
Some one leaned over n said to
Kelly why tile Della stun. SPIDER
IL Della his best girl and has he
promised TO win for her sake
Spider looked around and said quietly {:
"Naw-1m tellln' him 10 he della britt
you know cool and collected like"
Then II dawned on everybody that
the lrrcpreSsible Spider had been trying
to say deliberate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
ALUMNI DEFEAT VARSITY.
n. '. I. Grnduntes Victorious In
<unum basketball GRme.

The auuua game between the y. Y. ".
basketball team and the alumni was
played last night al University Heights.
The graduate five won - to IL, gaining
their seven point advantage In the first
half and getting an over break with the
varsity players in the second period,
during which each team scored ten
points.
Strcusend of the alumni. who now
plays professional basketball on "A Phila-
delph!1 team. was the star OF the game,
making -four field goals and six points
from the foul line. Contrary to the usual
custom in alumni-varsity games the
graduates managed to worry along with
fewer substitutions than the under
~,adnutaS Tho Imam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

from feld-Aiumni, streusend T.. Dale,
Moore, Brodhead ., Murphy: varsity.
Farer 3, White, Cummings. Goals from
S~ouI-Alumni Streusend g.; Varsity. Levy.
Cummings s. Notwithstanding, Girs-
dansky for Murphy. Rossel for Girdan-
sky. Murphy for Rossel. Varsity. Block for
levy, Cam for Kranichfeld, Levy for
Cam. Levine for Farer, Farer for Levy,
Referee-Nixon. y. Y. Y. Time OF halves
30 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
BITS OF YACHTING NEWS.

Morgan Boi ney did not roach Miami.
lie started from here on December !
In the motor varnt QUO Ntdis but after
three months Of trials md trbulations
got As far a. New smyrna, whtch Is
Just below 1aytoua. Fla. and then do
c!dcd TO start fo- home. He may get
here by tho m ddlc Of the season II h.
has a little better luck that on the out
ward trip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

The Yacht Racing Union Of Mass1-
chusctts has arranged its schedule ~
dates, and the races which Will count
for the championships are As follows :
MAY 81. South Boston Y 6, city Point .
June ~. Boston V. C, Hun July 3,
Wollaston Y. C.. July :, City of Boston
regatta, Ctty Point July 10, Winthrop
Y. r. July l.. Mosquito Fleet Y, e,
CITY Point July 81, Squantum Y g,
WollastOn August :. Lynn y, g., Bass
Point August s, Squadron run, Bass
Point 80 Gloucester. August q. Glouces-
ter Y. g.; August 10. Eastern Y. g,
special race August II. Boston Y. g,
Marhlchrad August ~. Cnriuthiau Y.
e.. midsummer series August -. cor
iuthiau Y. g., midsummer arries Au-
gust II, corinthiau Y G., midsummer
series August II. squadron run Mar
hlt head to Hun August 10, Iiinghau.
Y. e, CroW Point August II. QUINCY
Y. G.. Hough's Point: August 10, Bos-
ton Y. G., Iull August IN, BOSTON Y. G..
lIull August 81, Boston V. G., Hun
September 4. ~lctfrios Point Y. G., JEFF
fries Point September Il, SQuantum Y.
t.. Bcrmuda cup september -, \, K
L. of N. rendezvous, HIM to city Point,
Tine Union has decided to give pen
naut instead Of medals 10 winners al
CHAMPIONSHIPS \ cnck-of thc-wJlk pen
uaui viii tr given to each winner. q red
remnant viii - tn the second IN tn,
class aud 4 Niltc pruuiut to Ia" third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Four - 'ootor4 have been built Ny
IItdg ion Rro'hcr- ai East B~pothhav.
Mo fnr summon residents o. Camden.
Nc. Mes. boats arc from dcs,gns y,
- n Crowu'ushicld and arc similar 90
tu, Manchester Class mt, small. Thpy
are three feet longer over all. a foD'
shorter ON the water line. six inches
less beam and arc 20 spread so square
feet more canvas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

The cruising motor yacht building for
g. " Caiids DreNol from designs bN
noWrs 4 Move is 20 he named Nkbar.
TINS vessel Is T2T feet lorg. ll5 e.
beam. g. feet draft and Is to be driven
uy Two locp-Nictor motors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Commodore James y Ford OF tho
l@rchnont Yacht club has appointed
the regatta committee Of that club The
members are Charles L. Perrin. chair
man James n SpErkmau aud Edmund
Fish. Mr.. Perrin has served on former
committees and understands what L. re-
quirod. and James ~ Sparkman and
Edmund Fish nrr we'll known racing
men who understand the snort thor
oughly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Eght."u boats ave been oiderei by
members OF tho Roycrly Yacht club ~
racing on Ruzzards Ray. They are -
feet lou- and a." being built hy Heres
ION Fourteen members will own these
boats. ono having ordered four.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Commodore Fred r. Dal2cll and e. r.
Han of TN" I'npul-Coriuthiin Yacht
Club Of Nm!tyvil,, sr lrd last Fr.dat
IN a." clyde TN" steamer Nohawk rui
Jacksonville. They then win go to ri.
tusNiilc. where they viii ioiu T. "
Knight on his 60 foot motor Vacnr fo'
"a ishing trip and "a cruise down tue
Indian River 90 Palm Reach TlcN thou
vii visit Miami ana return about
AurN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

The 80 foot steam yacht 10 uc hu.'t
at Cra mp's for Harry Payne whitney
from des rHs boy cox Il St"yr MI be
driven 10y getred turh' rss This viii
ne ~" first yacht 20 equipped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Leach Cross and Harry Pierce will re-
sumo that smuggling bee OF theirs at the
Broadway :. G. in BRO 'klyn Tuesday
night. Pierce CAV Cross a stin drgu-
ment. but Leach hit a little too hard
and too straight for the Brooklyn boy
II was n rafting fight. however.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Chester W B'iss or Springfield IS nav.
inc = - foot Hand V bottom boat built
which s 10 h' driven uy two Van
Blcrck motors and he spccd'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Tire C%oriuthian Yacht Cluh Of Marble
mead has challenged FOR g." Quincy
cup now held ny tho Boston Yacht club.
There ar" five sordc~s eligible to race
Am O.. Gina. Ellen. NuCo and Srric
Ellen viii defend the toph' and
the others viii represent sour c,Ias
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

James ~ Ottlev II having m Sn-fop'
cruiser hpi' 10y Scvt0~ ~ Cfy Island
from designs by Swszov. Raymond n
Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07

Sam Putt. a big darby, used to run
a gymnasium In San Francisco when
Jack Johnson wasn't quite so prominent
In the fight game. Jack used to go up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
BOND WILL BE ENACTED.
Safeguard for Government Against
Creditors of Owners in Plaza Exten

Among properties involved in the
proposed extension of Union Station
plaza. the commission of awards has
come across about a half dozen in
stances where owners of property have
died without evidence of proper Legal
notice having been given to creditors
of the estate BY reference to the con
troller of the Treasury. George +
Downey, it has been determined thai
'.as a condition precedent to purchase
the commission Of awards will requir
the execution of a bond or undertak
ing, as prescribed by the Attorney Cen
eral, to protect the United State:
against claims against the property b.
possible creditors of the former owner
The issue was raised in the matte
of the proposed payment of a checl
for 1929 in favor of Mrs. Ella F
Donnelly for the purchase of lot 101
square 723. An opinion of the Attor.
ney General on the title to this prop
erty accompanied the reference from
n. P. Webster, special disbursing agent
White House. who disburses this APP
preparation.
Controller Downey directed the dis
bursting officer not to deliver the checl
in this case until the conditions pre-
scribed by the Attorney General hac
been complied with, and he should be
notified that the bond had been execut-
ed, delivered and approved. The De-
partment of Justice is preparing the
bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported TO the health department in
the last twenty-sour hours
sam and Celia Topper. boy
James l.. J. and Katherine SHERWOOD
girl
Philip and Matte shakleford, girl
twins
Michael s and Margaret s Roache.
girl twins.
Wallace l.. F. and sara Randolph
boy.
Leonard G. and Pauline Redmond
boy.
Phillip 7, and Edith V. Padgett, boy
William T. and Margaret T. Ogle
girl
s. J. and Bertha Mark. girl.
Frederick 9. and Mary r.. Mott. boy
Gaspare anT Josephine Lomedicn girl
George Z. and Katie Littlefield, boy
Daniel and Cora HarrDp, boy.
Marshall 6. and Ada Dyer. boy.
William X. and Vera Y. Crute, girl
Antonino and NunzIsta Chisafulli
girl
Archie and Dorcas Bouchyard, boy
John II. and Antoinette Buscher. girl.
Ernest d. and May Burslem, girl
Frank and Otillia A. Williams, boy.
John L. and Matte Taylor, boy
Joseph and FIossie Ellis. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
| Mothers Day to Be Observed
in the Churches.
SEMINARY PRIZE WINNERS
Lloyd R. Craighill First, W. c.
Marshall Second and E. A.
De Miller Third.

Special correspondence Of Tic star.
ALEXANDRIA,, W. May s. Mothers,
day will he observed in many Of the
Protestant churches tomorrow. vt the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Rev.
Or. ]. W. puffcy. pastor. will preach
on "a Nation Saved by Mother ;
Prayer. The anniversary of the Ep-
worth League will ne observed at S
o'clock. IT the First BAPTIST church
Rev Dr. ". +. Watson. pastor IT the
morning service viii take for his sub
iect. "Our Mothers. The service will
be for the j. K. \. curtin Memorial
Earaca class. vt the Second PresbN
terrain Church Rev. pr. J. l.. Allison.
pastor. will take for his subject
Parental DUTY and Filial Devotion.
From Glrlhood to Womanhood Will
be the subject of Rev. Q. W. Triplett
pastor of the Second Baptist Church
at the morning service. and his theme
at evening will be Our Mother
The Wallace prize contest. open t.
members of the senior class of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary. took
place last night in the chapel Of that
institution. The prize is for extern
poraneous speaking. Six entered tho
contest and the subject WAS The So
cial aspects of Christianity"
Participants in contest were Amber
NJ. Blackboard. Randolph r. Elackford
Lloyd II. craishill, Edward \. be
Miller. Menard boswell, William {
Marshall.
The following were the successful
contestants: Lloyd X. Craiehll of the
diocese of southern Virginia: William
e.. Marshall of the diocese of Virginia
Edward \. De Miller of the diocese OF
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

will leave here at noon tomorrow for
Richmond to attend the Grand Encamp-
ment of the Grand Lodge of Virginia.
which will convene Monday and end
Wednesday.
A carnival company will open Mon
day at the head of King street. The
anair will he continued throughout
the week 1t will he under the auspices
of the Alexa ndria fire department.
The chamber of commerce will hold
its regular monthly meeting Monday
night. when number Of matters of
Importance Will be up for consdera-
ton.
Lewis HolIar. the -yearold son of
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hollar, died this
afternoon at the home of his parents.
400 South st. Asaph street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported 10 the health department in the
last fwenty-four hours:
Charlotte A. L. rrisfeld. II years, the
PortneF.
Johr p. Bartlett, IS years. 923 Rhode
Island avenue northwest
Ralph 4. Torbert. Is years, sos G
street southwest.
Margaret A. DAILY. % years, 3s Rhode
Isia nd avenue northeast
Mabel Scott, 10 months, 31s NJ street
southwest
Daniel Rraxton. As years. Washington
ASYLUM Hospital.
Percy Twine. 10 years, 1921 Hall
street south west:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
ROOF GARDEN OPENING.
National Press Club Announces Pro-
gram of Entertainment.

Announcement was MADE last night
OF the formal opening Of the roof gar
den of the National Press Club The
event has grown to such proportions. it
is said. that it will take several even
lngs to properly start off the sea
son. Monday night there will be an
entertainment by some circus stars.
The roof garden will be informally
open to members of the club. Tues
day there will be preliminary opening
Tor members and their feminine rela-
tfves and friends The formal opening.
combined with the regular monthly la
dies night. will take place Thursday
night.
Many unusual entertainment features
are planned for the roof garden this
season. Its opening will be with the
cooperation of the entertainment COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
SIR HUGH LANE MISSING.
Director of National Gallery of Ire
land Passenger on Lusitania.

NEW YORK. May Smother nota-
BILE passenger on the Lusitania listed
among the missing was Sir Hugh Lane.
director Of the National Gallery Of
ireland
Sir Hugh came to this country re-
Gently. hoping to obtain an American
bidder for the privilege of sitting for
the portrait which John Sargent. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

mittee, Ralph Graves. chairman: the
ladies' night committee. Fred A. Emery,
chairman: the house committee. w. j.
Cochran. chairman. and the publicity
committee, Robert D. Heinl, chairman n.
It 10 announced that the ladies' night
committee has been reorEanized. Be
sides Chairman Emery those serving
are: Ralph Graves. +. B. Johns and
GUY Mason, with Edwin Callow. Roe
Fulkerson and Robert F.. King as ad-
visory members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
COUPLE TO CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
MI. and Mrs. Theodore Friebus Will
Observe Anniversary
Next Tuesday.

The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Friebus of 1899
U street northwest is to he celebrated
Tuesday evening at the Ehbitt House.
Mr.. Friebus, who is prominent in
Ma sonic circles In this city. came 70
the United States from Halle. Germany.
in 1S4S. when but six years old HIS
wife was born in Washington and re
sided here all her life. Mr.. Friebus *
the son of the engineer who construct
ed the Baltimore and Ohio railroad he
tween Baltimore and Wheeling. w Va.
Mr.. Friebus came to this city in 1871
and engaged in the dry goods business
two years later with the Clagctt.
Newton & May Company. The cs-
Establishment was then located at 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west He remained with the firm five
years. when he enlisted in Company \
of the Washington Light Infantry,
serving for three months. Upon being
discharged he went to New York and
took service with the Enfants Purdue,
which rendered efficient service during
the civil war Mr.. Friebus served three
years and was discharged He then re-
turned to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Leadbeater. G. Washington Lewis, this
city. and DR.. Hewes of Seminary Hill.
Westminster Building Governors.

Deacons Of the Second Presbyterian
church have elected the following
board of governors for the Westnn-
ster building: W. \. Moore. ir. Alfred
Thomson. A. II. Thomas. William
Campbell. r. L. Bartlett. T. Clifton
Howard. W. H. Melchoir and c. W.
Howell.
It is expected that common council at
its meeting Tuesday night will elect =
councilman from the third ward to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of the
late Robert l.. Monroe.
The Alexandria delegates from Post
+. Travellers Protective Association.
who have been attending the annual
convention in Charlottesville. Va, rec
turned home tonight,
The Junior German Club gave fancy
dress ball tonight in the auditorium of
the F.lks Home. 1t was largely at
tended.
\ large delegation Of odd Fellows.
including forty members of the canton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
The Limit.

From Judge.
shes crazy to get into the upper
ten, isn't she?
Crazy Why, she'd even reserve it
on sleeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

for the benefit OF the British Red
Cross.
Sir Hugh announced q few days be-
fore leaving that he had been unsuc-
cessful and would himself buy tho
privilege for $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
No Time.
From Judge

From Judge.
Judge-Why don't you look for work?
Casey-Oi haven't the tonne to waste
in such Improbable employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Masonic Affiliations.

He is past master of Federal Lodge,
No. !. r. 4. A. NJ: past high priest OF
Eureka Chapter. Royal Arch Masons;
past president of the Convention OF
Amounted High Priests. an eighteenth
degree Scottish Rite Mason, treasurer
of the Masonic Mutual Life Associa
ton. treasurer of Eureka Chapter and
treasu of the Convention of Anolnt-
ed High Priests. He is a member OF
the Association of Oldest Inha bitants
and of the Survivors of 81.
Mrs. Friebus is the daughter of the
late DIR. Van Tyne. Mr. and Mrs. Erie
bus are the parents of the well known
actor, Theodore Friebus. jr., and OF
Mrs Paul Grove of this city. They
have three grandchildren, Reginald
Theodore F'riebus. Florida NJ. Friebus
and Paul Friebus Grove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Drink and Drug Habit

The modern Neal Treatment for ali aicoholis
end drug addictions is based upon the proven fact
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