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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
Pokal.Derid)t
Sranf Sarris' ariegspOrtrus.

Serr Grant Sdrris. aIs S6rifte
fteIIsr unb Srititsr befsns bt.annt,
bdIt ndflften Sonnias 9a@miitaa I'M
gmsp 4uoitorium eiren gprtrag
iiber ben ariss. Sbglsia 6arris eng
Hfdr Sdriftitelsr TT, Bat er iid
bsnnO6 elm unnbhGHgisss nrtbeil Be.
tpabrt. gr bat bier Sabre lang auf
teutihen liuineriit1tsH itubieit unb
bsbauptet, ben beutfhen @oIfa9dral-
ter sbsnip gut 81 tsnnsn ipie ben eng
liinsn 5err 6drris tpiro iiber ben
arieg iinparteiiih iprsdjsn anb bns
0uts berporbsbeH bas in beiben 05ls
fern i.eft. Serr Sarris gebi Don Der
iehr ri1tisen sIniidt aus. eob beibe
golfer eiiinal oodl mieoer sliiammen.
tommsn miiifen unb ben Neg 5u ebs.
nsH TT Der 3psd ieinsr 9Ortrass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
Oebnrtem.

.SObn unO llinnis GOffsp, 1888
Main Ctr, Mdbfen.
4Ioniius uub glstti, Shnsibtr,
20s pieomont CTR. Wdbten.
eIuauit uub glIbiua DAGGER, 5i7
Bauer QDs., anobs.
sbomas unb Wlaraarst 2ofius,
Dort Str. aucbs.
eupOrtb unb emma Grsinsr. 1913
blum Ctr, anabe.
albert unb Catherine 6snIsin 226
Gce'Ee Str, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
Abarnp itnb Garn,ine, bic
9lnard)iften,
3u Moi w.aissr ais f.as
unb nibt msbroIsspbtf
sabren u&tbaus
ntrurtbsiTf

. y >fs'.
Rem Dort. 10. gprii. 5ronl
Mborno unb Garmine Garbons, bic
iioti ianesn anar9iitsn. bic bsrru4t
botien, ON 2. T2Gra cine gombe in
btr Ct. pairids aaikSraIe gum Grs
plobir,n Al brinseu. ipurben am Wlons
tag au nidi ipenissr als feds unb
uiai mebr aIs sip6If Sabrtn 3uhts
bdus psruribeili.
gbdrno nnb garbone plrten In
porissr WoHs pon elmer Surp fdiiIbi5
btfunben. Rinisr Qott, Der bqs llrs
ibsil fGllis, ideis, bag CT bic beiosn
ailar6iit.n 81 Der b66fen suldfiissH
Strdfe Don % ssdbrsn 3uhtbous
perurtbeilt baben tpiirbe, fptnn bic ans
estIasi.n W6nnsr i'm rsifsr 9lIter
tpdren.
Die lie6srfiibrung bon 2(barno unb
Garbone mar BON sintm ilinaen iids
lisnii6eu Deissiip RarHsns poIignnno
psruriad5t iporben, Der fi6 fir ein.n
QfnarhiItsn oussob. fiG Der gresei0s
Grupps Don 4narhifien ani6IoB uno
iim bds 8erirduen Der @sfangsntn au
sriprben ipubte, mas ss ibm erm51s
Iihie, alIs Sbeilnsbmtr bsr gsrfhtp5s
rlng su periolstn. or bend&ritiigts
fat tdsIia bas polissibaupiquarti.r
DON i.inu Gnibsduns.n.
Sysan brandt nid)t 3a bes
3ablen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20

Bas man am GpnHtag In
Gbieaso in Wirtbf9afs
ten tr1dfi.
Gbiease, 3D., 19. gpril. 3ipsi
R6nnsr, bic am SoHntds bsrbafiei
norbsN nnrsn, neil Fs ii& sstpeieeri,
fir GttrGnts su bs5abItn. bic fis IN si,
lisr WirtbT9aft Sli iit stnomnltn.
purben am Nontae Don BEN Rihter
gemmil i'm WuHisipaIssri4t sntiufs
len.
Sic brantsn niht fit gttrdnts sli
besublsn, bic Sis am GoHnias in elmer
MirtbIHdft In Gbit0so srbulten,- ings
ie Der Ri4tsr. @snn bic Wirtbifufs
Ten st5ffnsi finb. ssi&isbs q untsr
9,rasuns Ssr Gsisss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
0Ner nid)t bas bolle amies
rifanii9e 0iir8erre6t
bat,
bat,
Sofl BON tdnabifden 5d :
fen ftrRbItiben.

I0pti ppH ~ Hu u utH "
fen ftrHblsibem
Seaitle, Dafb., fg. qpril. 9is
lbesssbtm griIdruns. Elm Biirs.r be,
Der. Siaatsn psrosu su poIl.u. &c,
lniisi 9utiden, Ctittrrsifsrn uni
siirtsn ni9i, um Der Dsrbafiuns 81
snistbeH. iptnn iit i'm eanabiiGsn 0e.
bet oBssiroffsn ipsrben.
Die cdnabiide Resieruns bat ben
IamsrisaniIHtn @<neralionIuI in Ban
Gouper, .. G.. in bisism Sinnt Be.
na6ri6tisi. psrlonsn, bic in 9tutlds
Lamb, SeIfsrrsih ooer Der 1Iirtsi ess
bortn finb, anb bic nidi bas amerild,
Inifde 8iirstrrtht srIanet babtH, ipsrs
ben bon amsrilaniihsn 0ampisrH btrs
abeebolt iuerben. bic in 6Gien Don
9ritiTd golOmbitn anIsssH.
gilla Bet lid nit feinsm
Seer mad asuaseatisus
tss suridgeSoetu.
Wafbinsion, Dc, 10. apriI.
eiHr benz Giaatsbrpartsment sugss
gansenea ofiisi,IIeu Dspsibe esmGb
bat iif am srnHtas General @iaa
init pisrsebn aruppsn5iissR Don Sras
pinata ndH gsuas Gdlisntss suriidsss
ipgtn.
9ina bdi onsstiinbisi, bdB Ct fem.
9rupptn BEL gs,ias Gaiisntes rsorads
IHiiirsH unb baun bas 5eer bes Dtnss
rails Dbregon dbermaIs Bel GeInpa ans
srsiftn ip,rbs. Seine W,rIuite in Der
l.Btsn ghlu6t ntrbsn auf 6oO0
WldHn dnaeeebeH. llebtr bic Derluji:
Obresons III Hi&ts NGber.s bsfannt.
Ofi0 Gtaatsseftbg.bune.
Columbus, g., 19. gpril. -
Repr. 5nrbina BON 9amiItpn gcunip
unttrbreitsts cine Worlass, burh lrelS
de Stabtrdtbs auiboriiiri ipsrbsn
Sp,sinl EommiIiionen fir Die 9ers
fhoneruna unb ben 9fusbuu ppn
Stdbien gu trnennsn. Der 9orfaas
sufplse fpIIen Der reTp. Mapcr, Tirsis
tor fiir 6ffsntIiftn Tisnit, fotpis Der
prGiibent Der partbsb5rbs pbsr qpuls
miifipn .grsoffieio- nnceh5rsn, tpdhs
renb bic bier iibristn MiigIisbrn BON
benz Wdnor eindnnt lperben ioIlfn.
alle ioIltn pbns SdlGr oi.nsn, jsbot
foIl bic GommiiTion bns HsGt baben,
0ermsifunesa porHehmen unb pldne
fir cine nIlasmsine Derff,5neruns b,r
MuniStpnliiditn ausorbsiten 81 Inis
fen.
sJals cine 8orlogs, tpsl6s Repr.
Uoung BON guhahopa gpunip sinasr
reid1t Bat Gsfessstrnft trlanetn foIIte,
biirftn Ttpoiitortn In sirsr inter bsR
Gciebsn bts Gtaatss Ohio nrbeiisns
bH gartf. ssiHs Gefabr mebr loufeH.
ibr @slb gu psrlisreH. ipsnn bic gnrt
faIliren fplIt.. Die @prIdes mnft Is
isber ganl, TruifsG Gompnnb, Spnrs
bant. 9tpciiib1nt unb i.btm gaus
bsisin 5iir pfIi4t hulbidhrIid, 100
BON einsm grrsent ibrsr burdiGnitts
Iithen idalIds 9spoiitsn bfim Stdatss
ftlatmsiitsr su binterIesen.
WerisIla beienHt IT'D
@uIbfg.
Rem gort 10. apsil. 5ObnI
Elm 10 Jnbrs alter Static
nsr, bttannit ii4 nm NOutus f4uIDig,
,fpei Drpbbritfs an 8inrsni glitpr sts
i@riebxn su bdt<n, nit bsnen sr $500
ID erprsHsn perTu@tt. Or bsirnHie iidp
fsrnsr f@ulbig. sinsn gsIabsnsn Re
uolpsr in isintm Hsiib gsbobt gu bns
BEN, ais er In Der Breitlg 9nht Der.
baftts purhe. CT iruros uHter $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20

Die. perufnne bes sum
xobs perurtbsiIten SEQ.
~. Grant an basCber.
bun6esaeri&t.

buuoesgeri&t
@aibingtoM DC. 10. apriI.
Dos Gberbunbesserid1t bat beilte IN
gnden bes SEQ W. Grant, Der ipeaen
ongebIi6er Gruoroung Der Ndrp
Nbdaen. bic in ieiner 5dbrif IN Mt.
louta, Ga, beid)dftigt ipar, pom oem
oortigcn 0erihtsboi jllm J0oe per-
urtbeiIf rpcr6en iif, ertidieoen onE
Der befngte @eridtsbof feline oem Mn.
scflnptcn blrd, bic aOniiitiiticn ge.
,,s1brIeiiteten sledte perlest tabc. glifs
oicien @runoe puroe aiih ons Der.
gebcn bes ginlbesaerid)is pom Horo.
Iid]eh @cpfgia 0iitritt, oes iif Dei-
gerte. ;Srnnf auf @rilno cilIes Sabens
Corpus gerfnbrers Su entlaiien, gut
aebeiien. Silrd) bieie entidleionng IL
Dem MnerfIagtea jebipebe @eIegenbelt
benolHmen, oe< annpf nm erbnItlng
irineo Sebers nod ireiicr IN Den DC,
rif)te1i 81 fiibren, bod, poIlen ieine
llmpdIte nod einen iUeiteren Derinf
mddcil, ,p1brenb hcr linen often ite.
beitben 6riTt bon 80 laaen Elm 8e'
iiid In Mieocrnufnnbme 6es Yer.
fnbrens 5u iintcrbreiten. Sollten iie
Oies ieoodl nid,t tbun, oann bIe.bt oem
UsrilrtbeiIten nur nod cine gerufuns
m Die ltantlife gegnnoigungobebor
be, Die pns Meft bot, bas 9coesir.
ibeiI in IebensldngIife 3ufibniis.
|irnic iinr3iipnnbelit.
rie Gntid,cjO,ine ipiirbc bon Slifr
tr piitntp nbasasbtn. pibrsnb bic
liidIter &uabes unb SoImes cine &c.
1enieiti1c 6ntifleibima rmter6reite.
ten Gie beioen 2ebteren perirnien bic
Auiid|t, ban Der isoa pieoer oil bns
0iiiriftsgeridit pcrtpicfen ipcr6eH
'olIe, Inn cine neue gerbanSIimg an.
jiberauinen, in peld)er Der 8erur.
tbeiIie @elegen)eit erbalten ioafe,
sine 9lnanben III beoriinocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
Gssisatsm.

Nie Gssinstpn cfiise iar bss
r6iueinuatier gpIfsbIatt1 beiiabei
Is In BEN 0ebixbe ser NestleS
Gapinss Banf & 3rnit &c., Z Set
6. enahe. anseigen, RittheiIunssn
nns HeiteanHsea irgens neI&ss Nst
merbeu bis 10 tibr Abeubs baieIbIt
eutsesenaeHommen. seIepbpn Suutb
1854.
- Sn gircuitssriht purbs seitern
opn 9iuetta R. Campbell aesen Ola.
renee Q. Campbell cine SHsibunas.
tldee eiiiesreibt. 0as paar bsirafbsts
i'm Sabre 1903. Die alGstrin er-
tIsrte bab he i'm :tahrs 1911 brt
inrem @dtten psrlaifsn puros. Sc
perlanst auh bic grIaubnib, ibrsn
wldb6ennameu Mtann ipieber fiibren
su plrf.n. = Rihter SarbeIon tss
miaists folssnbe S6eibunssn: Wline
ME Drebmaun Don 9ernarb Dr,bs
,ucnn; Mdrtba aeap bon syrant
atlp; Glisabstb pbiIipps BON Ga
musl pbilipps; Natbe v. Rouis BON
Y. 7. Rouis. = Sn Der alag, bss
Neme Gaupsrsins assen @nton Sc.
itins u. u. purbeu Der tIaserifhtn
Narisi S2.6l4.92 unb gom. Aabe
1916 ausrianni. 3uslsi1 pi,b Der
9srfaui zines grunbitiidss an or
Mapiion apenue nahs Der popsG
Strabe anseoronst.
geiibtiiel Dsrdnbsrunstn, u.
=. Mobon u. u. an Casper Jsrsuion,
Got an Der RorbIeits Der Wef %.
Strabe 80 BEL 144 SUB 81. - Senrp
Re6tien an Marp u. gautenber3,
Got an Der Weiiieite Der Greenup
GsraBe, 181 5iB nSrbItd Der 20.
Ctr, % BET SO NuB 81.
Seiratbsffeine. Sbomas g,
@roupe, "a. unb 3ouiie glarf. 81.
beibe BON Cincinnati. Ssnrp
9aiprencs, 81, unb Stela Real, SO.
beibs BON gopinston. = %. Sderer.
%. pom Oanton. o., unb 9ilma mil
ION, %, pon samestoipn. ap.
sm gunbssaeri9t purts se-
iteru BON Der gpptnstou @muiement
so. um bas gautsrottpsrfabrsn nods
geiu6t. Die 9utbaben betrasen $5e3
II. bic @erbinblidteitsn $12. .796.76.
=, sSn bsm aarnspal, nel9er BON
ber bieiisen 2oss Der 2opdl Moris
obstbcltsu lpsrben iol, bari isin
G,liidsrab aufseitsIt ipsroen. Co er-
flGrts aeitsrn 4bsnb Sidsrbeitsbirets
tor Shuler. ipelher in .nti9ieb.ner
@eiie ssssn iebss SaSarbIpieI porg.s
ben ipia. Die 5rase tpirb beui. in
Der Sibung Der Stabt aommiiIGr,
3ur Debate seIans.n.
Serr SEQ. 80. p.rtins, iriitsr
Gircuitrihter BON 9entpn gpuntp,
1T ron Rep gort in @eidGftsang.Ie1
ssHbeitsn bier eingetrpfisn.
- Sermouu @elp, pon geo. 1906 |
@ine StraBe, Cincinnati. prrOe &C.
lftern unter Der slntlage Ses Stnea.
iabreus iinb bes 9aioeritanbs geeen
Die Roli5ci perbaitet.
Srau Marp Sobnion, ole @e.
i6dftsfiibrerin Der .glue 9raB" NE.
itniiration an Der Scott StraBe, ipur.
DC Oh Der Segington Bite ourh oas
Sdeuperoeu hires Dieroes aus benz
9ugsp geidleuoert uno anl Arm per-
leBt. Ssbr @atte, tpeIfer aleifialls
aus Dem Slibrrperf aeruorfen prroe,
fam nit eiuigeu S5altabidiirfuugeiI
oaDon.
- &leraitSer Safion Wir6e &C.
iterH bon Gua q. Sadiou geid)ie0en.
Srau Gliiabeth aoeiter, BON
yso. Ids Serman Strabe, lit im III
Ter DON go cSohreu aeitorben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20

- Camille 6tImlins. Der TN 6du,
is RO. 1882 Jresulan apsnue Elm De-
i6dft nit gtutomobiISutboisn bot,
purbe asitsrn un $5 bsftobltn. bic ii9
siu apftGubig sstlsibetsr Wonn aus
Der aaiienlaoe nabm, Iuibreno Sclm.
ling nod bsm GOf gssongsn mar I'm
osm SFrembeR cine aanus nit Gafciin
an hoIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
lie iapanii6en 9tiessi
f4iffe BON Der omtritas
fSen paeifietIFeRa6
6auft beprbert.

WaibiHston DC, 10. april.
Japan bat ale fsins ari.ssIdifis. bic
Fh i'm SiilIen C5.an in Der glibs Der
amsritdniIheu Riife bsfinbsn. NIT
ausnabms Der G6iff,, bic Dsriuf<n.
ben in Der turtle Ban IN QitbsrsGn
lifornisn ssitranbsi, sreussr .4So
mo" ;u reitsn, ilan Japdn 5uriidbscy
BERT. Gint babinlauisnbe 0tpsife 1T
Dabrsnb bss 5ae,s in Der bisiis.n Ia
pantheon goti6aft sins.iroffsn.
Die 8oii9dft 1T au6 bsnndri6tiai
iporbsn, bdB Der Hrtu5sr .gbitoit-
bus tiusigs arisssThiff fsi. lpeItts
ous 9srsti9iff bssItitst, eds nit be.
~aiaHl' bsT6ifiist IN. Der Rom.
manb.r Roblt Sripin BON BEN arsus
ser .gttp Orleans bate an bic Re
sisruns seHsIoti, bab Elm gsrssffifi
lnS ln,i Eoblsnoampfer bic sinsissu
S4iffs j,i.n, bic ii4 in bsr 2urils
Ban bsfinbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
3 a 10 Tito n.

iinitr Ngent in Samiltpn IN
Serr Gonarb Sruf, 449 SiS 5iinfts
Strahe. Ssa Gel. 476 o., Soms
Gbpne 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
garsItaft fir isSs anlIass On bi
tSrobesiapOrsnm iibsrrisisn.
Bon tinem abqsipisftnts

BlrgIfdft fir itos Anlldgt On BIZ
tSrobssiapOrsnsn iibsrrisisn.
Bon sinem abgewisltntI
Yieb6dber einem Jns
biantr erf9offtn.
Gbapano, mis-, 10. april. Grt.
U2arp 0idIon, bic pofimsii.erin bon
Rsixnd, Der offisisllsn 4seniut Der
Ninomin. Snbiantr R.isrpction.
ipurbt ON Sonntas 4btnb bon einsni
Jnbinxr, Sames WdpooIs, sintrn OBJ
s.pxI.nsn aiebbabtr. .rf4oNsn. mob.
rtnb iie nit einem anbertn, ptibn
iinetn Manns IN sinsm Ginfpdnnt.
ipc3isrsn fubr. WapooIs iAob iidl
bann 5ipsi aueeln In ben appi. Or
ipurbs in bas bisFgs RssieruugEs5e
fpital s.braHt. no ssfaei tparbs. bdb
nur iptnis 5offnuns auf 0sneInng
pOrbanbsH isi.
Gin Sits btr .Rniitn' In
2pnbon. Dbio.
Qonbon, g.. 19. 4priI. Sn eyer
Musl, bic bilr an Wlonias unier BEN
gsalsGsfsb iiaitfanb, babsn bic Raj
fen nit elmer Wajoritdi DON 171Sfim.
men ssiiest. Ti, 1rcdentn baiitn 495
Hnb bic 9aiitn 666 Stimmsn abgsgs'
ben.
CbsIsid bsios Ssitsn DOT Der @aB!
cine Iebbdfis 4ampaeus fiihrtsH. NOR
bic WtN fsIbit Elm, ungtn5bnIid rus
hist. acnScn bat iisbsn Mirtbi6dis
ten.
aIlt idpanii6tn Fritsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-03
TUG MILLER IN SERVICE.
Her Machinery Recently Overhaul
ed-Winship Out for Repairs.

After a lay up of over two months
the tug John Miller belonging to John
Miller & Co. has returned to service
and is employed in bringing clay from
the banks at River View and Little
Hunting creek to the Miller brick max
ing plant on the Eastern branch. While
laid up the boiler of the Miller was re-
moved and she was fitted with a new
one of modern make and her machinery
was put in thorough order for efficient
service. The Miller brickyard on the
Eastern branch, which had been shut
down since last fall. has resumed
operations with the going into commits
sion of the Miller, which delivers brick
making material.
Work of putting the tug Edith G..
Winship of the Consolidation Coal Com
pany fleet in condition for service will
be started, it is said, within the next
day or two. The boiler of the vessel
is to be overhauled and other work
done before she resumes service as
tender to the coal boats that bring
coal from the Cumberland mining re-
gion to this city, via the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal.
The tug will be ready for duty in the
latter part of this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-03
DEFENDS ROBERT MATHER
IN ROCK ISLAND MATTER
c. n. Venner. in Letter. Also Denies
Allegations Against Senator
J. Hamilton Lewis.

Deferse of the late Robert Mather,
former vice president and counsel of the
Rock Island railroad system, and United
States Senator J. Hamilton Lewis against
allegations made i'll the course OF the in
vestigation by the interstate commerce
commission of the financial operations OF
the road is made 10y e. H. Nenner in a
letter presented 10 the commission today.
In view OF the fact hat he vas not
given a chance to be heard at the iavesti
CATION, Mr.. Eenner asks that his letter
be made a part of the record OF the in
vestigation.
According to newspaper reports of the
testimony taken by you in the investiga-
ton of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company" the letter said.
Mr.. Frederick c. Sharood, an examiner
FOR the commission, testified. in substance,
that the said railway company, through
Robert Mather. its then vice president and
counsel, In 1904 paid to me $250.000 for
stock of the Nebraska Central Railway
Company and the Nebraska Construction
Company (which Mr.. Sharood alleges to
be worthless). and in settlement of a law
suit then pending, and that James Hanil-
ton Lewis. now United States senator
conducted the negotiations for me"
Created Wrong Impression.
Mr.. Venner declares that the pub
Ished excerpts from the testimony re-
ferred to have created an impression
contrary to that justified by the facts.
AS the testimony now stands. he con-
tinues. the late Mr.. Mather is implicitly
charged with having acted improvi
IDENTITY for the company he represented
Among those who knew him his high
character and astuteness should be 4
sufficient answer. he says.
so far as Senator Lewis is con
cerned, he not only had no part in the
negotiations but never knew anything
about them until after they were con-
cluded, and never did know the details
If. on the contrary. he had acted for
me, 1t would have been entirely proper
for him. as my then counsel, to have
done So
Mr.. Venner sent to the commission
copies of the correspondence between
Mr.. Mather and himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-03
In Memoriam.

ADAMS. In sad but loving remembrance OF nv
GrIr h,ir'aId and our devoted father.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS who died nine
years ago today. March T. 1906
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
BELL. Sacred ~ tho memory of our jesr son
and brother. LEWIS b. BELL. who died sig
years ago today. March 3. 1889
Loved in life: remembered in death
May his soul rest In peace
BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER ELIZABETH
MEREDITH. AND SISTER ETHEL
HARVEY In loving remembrance of my dear
wife. MARGARET HARVEY no departed
th.s HE ore iear ago to-day. March ). 1914
~. ,t"w long it las been. since Christ
called home my loved one here.
BY HEG HUSBAND
JANfFEk. In loving remembrance Of rlv dear-
ly !@nved son. EiJn ARD JAN!:FFR who
entered into eternal rest three years ago to-
day. March 5: 1917.
Resi-. Snet rest. 10 my iore,l ones oyer tho
nils Tar AVA MOTHER.
th"fk, Pa papers please COPY,
LYNCH. In sad and loving remembrance Of
departed thiS lf. wears ago today
~ Ills DAUGHTER. MRS. l.. WHITE.
REESE. In loving rauIrlntIunro OF BERTIE
REESE. VII" died fourteen years ago, March
T.. i3nl. Mass at ST. i',;ar's Church March
!. at AN.
BY ~ r.
WINSTON In SAD hut lns.u:; remembrance of
"ni dear .nsi,aal aud f&:te". LENS T..
WINSTON. s,h" departed Hiss life three
.s"ls asP t'ia., MI''.A ). lai:
ioycf in Tie. 7rn"ahc,.d ia dealt
By HIS "iF:. ANn pAt,siiEf:R EpAioNfA
AND Pearl. WINSTON.
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ADLER On Monday. Marci, I. 1919. 1T eF
residence. the Berkshire. lii" Caaa:ii street.
ELSIE. beloved daughter OF Estrlle aud itr
late Leon Adler. i'll the nineteenth year OF
Funeral Thursday. March 4. at 10 AIN. -
BERRY on Tuesday. March .. 1915. at Ga
o'elork am at her rssldsnse 800 street
mother Of Mrs Addic Hamho.s, Eddie NJ.
Tllou,as Ii. Morris L. Alfred +. T"onp
Funeral Friday March :. from bog LAT" resi-
leucc. al .:3n pm. Friends i:vit"d. q
: AM. HANnHAl i;EfsNtiiiS. MIDI g:
Thomas Brc>naliaIi
dence. 1909 i'm street northeast Thence 70
ST. Aloysius Church. whore EtSs viii he snisi
al e:ao am, for rei".e - h"f s"n' k.,a
tives and friends invited t" attend lnteg-
nenl at Mount olivet ceih"tery.
1915. at J O'Clock RACHEL ANN ELLIO TT.
widow Of the late Judge William BurFis. in
her eight y-scyehtn year
Funeral At The residence OF her son-in-law. Mr..
A. T. Stuart. the Wyoming apartment Thurs
day. March !. at = pm. lnternent privatea
BUsSEY. On Tuesday. March .. 1915. at his
residence. 1904 street northwest. Cen
CYRi-S HrSSE1.
Funeral ON Friday. March .. from roundrc ". T.
Church. 10Th aud Church streets northwest
AT 1880 a. InIcrment Arlington national
cemetery. 1"
CANT. Departed thls NE iles.i.i! Marrli
1919 At S:i0 pm. HARRIET GAM &,
devoted mother of Willis Cant. after
short Illness which she bore with Chris
tan fortitude.
Funeral from her late residence. National
Home 245S Sth street northwest. corner
Euclid. Thursday. Marrh 1. al o'cl"ck
pm Relatives and friends Invited.
GINGEII. Suddenly. Fe:uary IS, 1917. JAMES
T.. son of the late Madison GinGcll ei
Bethesda. Md He is survived by a wife.
FIVE daughters and three
Funeral services at 10 o'clock a.Jp. Thursday:
March 4, at ". w. Deals chapel. e16
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NAMES OF BOTH WIVES
GO ON TYLER MONUMENT
Garrison So Orders to Settle Contro-
versy Over Inscription on Former
Presidents Memorial.

After further consideration, Secretary
Garrison has directed that the monu-
ment erected over the grave of Presi-
dent John Tyler. in Hollywood Gene
terry in Richmond, Va, shall bear the
name Of Letitia Christian, his first
wife, as well as that of Julia Gardner,
his second wife. In his decision the
Secretary of War followed the recon-
mendation of Gen. Kingman, chief of
engineers, who had been asked to adj
wise whether the monument should
bear the names of both wives or
whether both names should be omit
ted.
The main complication in the case
arose over the fact that the body of
Tyler's second wife rests by the side
Of his in the Richmond cemetery. while
that of his first wife, who died in the
White House in this city while he
held the presidential office, was buried
elsewhere in her native state of vir-
GINA. The inscription originally
adopted for the monument included
the name Of the second wife only, but
now has been changed to include also
the name Of the first wife.
That action was taken in Difference
to the wishes of some of the surviv-
ing descendants of Letitia Christian,
and also on the ground that as Con-
.gress had authorized the erection of
the monument in sole memory of Pres
ident Tyler there was no reason for
the special recognition of one wife
over the other.
Congress appropriated $4,000 for the
monument and the contract for its
erection was given to T. F. Mccain
& Sons of Boston. The execution of
the work has been delayed by changes
in the original design and in the
friendly controversy over the charac-
ter Of the inscription.
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The Spring Blouses in
Exquisite New STYLES.

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quisite touch of beauty in which the latest style
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be worn either high or low feature the new
blouses and sleeves mostly long
For early spring white, maize. flesh and sand
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Radium BIouses, S3.75 to $5.75 each.
Georgette Crepe BIouses, $500 to SS.75 each.
Lace Blouses and Lace and Silk Blouses
$500 to SS75 each.
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Women's Spring Skirts.

All Of the New Spring Models in most
attractive style variations. You will be well
pleased with the many beautiful skirts
shown, and the variety in colorirg and fabric
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STYLES 5 Circular and flare skirts plated
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F-ABRlCS-Faile, chudda silk poplin. CAB
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serge, homespuns, tweeds, nov
city cloths, corduroy and
golhne.
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ship gray and shepherd checks.
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Thrdfo
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|EASy To DARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Try this! Mix Sage Tea and
Sulphur and brush it through
your hair, taking one
strand at time.

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ton or two. your hair becomes
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dandruff is gone and hair has
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Gray. faded hair, though no dis
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we all desire a youthful and at
tractive appearance, get busy at (
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