davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16
LAND TRANSFERS SIGNED

Land documents, consisting of
transfers and homestead agreements.
were signed this morning by Govern
or Pinkham. the papers having been
sent to him by Land Commissioner
Joseph D. Tucker. The transfers, four
in number, are as follows
From Mildred MarealIino to Mrs.
Elizabeth Robson, lot No. 8 OF the
Kaliouou beach lots; Frank Andrade
to Charles BeIlina, KuIiouou, Kona.
Oahu: p F. Ryan to S. D.. MCMILLAN.
Lot No. 9, Halekon. wakaluakai lots,
Kaneohe, Oahu. and Maria Fernandez
to Paul Nobriga, Lots Nos. II. 10. Il,
Manowaiopae homesteads. North Hil0.
Hawaii
Special homestead agreements were
signed with Rosa de Lima for lots
Nos. As and IS, Hakalan Hawaii. and
with Marion Andrade. Lot No. %, XII.
halalf homesteads. North Hilo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16
WEATHER I9DAY

Honolulu, r. H., Sept, is, 1915.
Temperatures a. m. "a; s a. M
49, 1G a. M, So; IL noon, "a. Wind
Is a. M, NE-2: s a. M, Me-; 10 a. m,
Nc; IL noon. E-1S. Minimum, 1ast
night, II. Barometer at 5 a. m, 29.9s,
Relative humidity, s a. m, 50. Move.
ment past IA hours, III. ,Dewpoint
at a.. m, g.: Absolute humidity
s a. M, 1915. Total rainfall during
past "a hours,.0.. ~ 1850 - 49, Is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

All Won. the Chinese caught with
opium in his possession at Pukoo,
Molokai, and brought back to Homo
lulu this morning on the Claudine by
Deputy Collector Otto A. Berndt, has
waived preliminary examination be
fore the United States commissioner.
and his case is being held for action
by the federal grand jury. Deputy
Collector Derndt also brought back a
small quantity Of opium which the
Chinese had in his possession when
he was arrested.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

Two women and a boy were killed
and two other persons were injured
when an automobile in which they
were riding was struck by an express
train of the Toronto & Buffalo line at
the Ancaster crossing at Hamilton,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16
Watch Your Children

Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies-a mild laxative tn , tastes
like sugar. Sold only by US,
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

Professor Thomas Edward Oliver, Of
the University of Illinois. sailed on the
American liner Philadelphia to take
charge as a. delegate. of the American
Permission of Relief in Belgium.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial wireless to Merchants'
Exehanse.)
Thurstay. ssptemher Is.

SAN FRAHCISCo-Sailed. September
Is. 4:S0 .. M. s. S. Persia for Yoko.
hama --<.5<' =.
NEWCASTLE-Sailed. September 10.
S. s.. Hardwood for Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

Miss Edmonds is a graduate nurse
apd niece of Miss Heusner. Miss
Leonora J. Clark of Monrovia, Cal, is
the teacher of music. Miss Clark is
graduate of the Los Angeles Normal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

tanning NJ q tea IN the parish house
this afternoon. The tea Is IN the ma
ture OF get.together" affair. and
ali women who are strangers in Ho.
nolulu have been invited 70 attend.
Mrs. C. L, Hall. George AniiTns. Mss
Margaret Clarke and Mr.. Ideler. the
violin teacher at Oahu College. viii
contribute 10 4 musical pgogram
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16
Radioorams.

S, S, NIAGARA-Arrives from syd5
ney about & p, m. today and sails
for Victoria at midnight. a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16

The members OF the Women,s Soci-
ETY. Of Central Union church are enter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
BASKETS TO BE
GIVEN FRIDAY
salvation Army Announce lr, ANNUAL
Distribut on Of fr" Dinner for
Day Before Christina,

ON Friday evening b., t i'n
baskets containing ur.- .-r
rIcS apples, celery a. .. other
form ~ Christina rulu.t. .Hn.c
win be- distributed 10 '.. . u' rhr
city by the Salvation AH ' lt-
headquarters on Wei l,. .nrd
Ing 90 uu nuuuunccmn. -.'.. hs
capt Maot
Ou the following evening ..r1uI
program aud Chrslmns 'Ie. .pm
prise part ~ an attrB.'i.. certain.
mcut also 10 be given M r army
barracks Songs win q, - 4. the
congregation and picr- ."arn 10y
the children after which w# .umr @
distribution ~ candy nuts nn1 'u.f 20
the Juvenile spectator a.I mrfiri
pUiurr
capt Mnlott request iIa' w. per
son, who may know Of o H.. ,r puy
erty iu oklahoma city rwr' the
same tr the Salvation Arm. nl ar
rnngcmru's will hc made 90 ..'p am
additional basket next FrnN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
DESTRUCTION
IN XMAS FIRE
False Whiskers and Candles
Are Dangers, Says
Chief Brooks

I uOh uH for Christina. fine. v9.
Ii u.. .,.,,.,,., .,..,, a.. w.. .p.i.,
.p,.g ..,..,. .,
'.'''''"l H' OBSTRUCTION ''
i've. auI property during Christmas
week J.. almost as great a.. the Fourth
of Juu Yr,s du. g., .,,u.. ..,
,.,.r ,,i-,..
''"'e y" '''' ''""h' '"u~
hra'l loss. all OF which B. mur,~sur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
IMPORTANT Sc HOOL
RULES ESTABLISHED
State Board Of EduratiOn lightens
Entrance Requirement, to Medical
Department Of University

AZ the meeting " the state board OF
education held Friday 10 was deter
mined hy the board 'u give Iifr teach
Ing certificate tu graduates NJ uutuf
state schools providing they attend
either the university or one " the state
normal schpdhs during the summer ses-
sion and their previous work has been
ruuu. 10 the requirements u those
s.hnn.. Graduates of other miyrrsi.
tir. conforming 10 these rules. will be
given h.-hschpol certificate and nor
maj -.Huy' graduates win be given
grade ,.. certificates
ltVu- also decided b, the board to
make tha entrance requirements Of the
school u' medicine at the university
two ,rnrs az college work iu addition
10 the high school credits This will
| prevent fu-hmrut from entering the
schp. of medicine and conforms to
| the custom ~ all the higher class uni.
+vcrslrI,- n the country.
students from foreign couulrie, may.
nj the discretion " the president of
the university and the president ot
the board bee given free tuition, II the
Interests pf the school warrant. was
another decision made hy the board
II i- Thought that this Is In line with
suggestions nude by Preston Mac
GoodV,u uuw minister to Venezuela
when here INST spring that Venezuelan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
| erseIy Told
Ihe DOrcas ,oclely Of .the Swedish

The DorcaS society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold It's annual
sale at the home " Martin Peterson.
1889 West Twpntyfourth street.
Wednesday night at $ O'Clock. Re.
freshments will be served after the
close OF the sale
Final decorations for the big dance
To be given at the Central fire station
Wednesday were placed saturday 4
wagon load Of miylIrtou was hung I'm
ieNtoons around the walls and chnude
lirrs, and flngs and bunting were
draped about the biz room until uO,h.
Ing but color could be- seen.
Hurry call made by the police to
the scene Of reported hullup dis.
closed two men foolishly and nlthly
drunk on East Frisco street Ouc ur
them declared that he had been robbed.
When he picked up the broom we
all stepped back to the wall When
he pulled out his six shooter we all
faded through the back door" said "a
witness to a negro shooting Saturday
morning
For insurance and loans call J. r.
MCCULLOUGH Co. W ans.
George y. Clark Of Chandler. mem
hpr ut state land commission. an OkIu.
humu city visitor Saturday.
Clerk stationed In lobby Of post
office Saturday morning 10 take care
" extra parcels Complete outfit N
scales and schedules supplied him
MANY people rupk advantage of con-
yrnicurr offered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
ALL RESOURCES
TO BE OPENED

The fear - expressed that hy the
imposition " charges lur the Use Of
the land an undue aud unjust burden
viii be- east upon the people. The basis
Of thi, fear has not been discovered.
fin absolutely the charge that shall be
made. and II this were done the charge
should br so .uw a. to make the added
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
Public Sale

Iwill sell at public Auction at the J. e. Cog
gerty Horse and Nude Barn, at }O} East Sec
ond Street. Oklahoma City, Okla, on Thurs
iaN December g. 1913. Sale commencing
at 1 O'clock
5S head Of high grade twoycu-oId tiol-
stein tIeirerS five bred to freShcn within the
next thirty days, 20 head bred to trcshen in
March and \priI remainder are bred to calf in
spring. Also one high grade bull These
heiter, are all of the best markings, having
been bred up till practically fulI-bloojed, and
are all from number one dairy COWS,
TERMS-Ten months time ON bankable
note, drawing 10 per cent interest from date
Sper cent discount for cash
}. e. GOGGERTI,
AuCtioneer
o. E. TORREY, Owner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

j. y Callahan one time territorial
dclrgg'n 70 congress, nm enthusiastic
suppur'". m senator owen I'm the 1912
campaign who was made register ~
the government land office at Wood
ward o' small salary, IS in the city
The Woodward and Guthrie offices
have lptn rn-ulidatcd aud II was an.
nomcrI few days ago that Mr. Cal.
lahau n.I been made register 0t Guth.
rte hu' 'hIs is mistake Mr. Gala.
han hu. uul been appointed
T. II. Williams and John D. Rich.
ard on nruunpr- ~ Tulsa, were in the
| rIIN NuI-I---
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

cory LETTERS Persons writing ud
ruwur letters make $40 30 N-a weekly
following dIro.tinn, STAMPED envelope
tnr particulars Bruuh4 ,uN a.. l'I1
b.. Ave. W .hInriou. u g.
SKATE nuY> 2I's wc,t Main
NuLrU BARBER college u... IuN.
wants Sou lo l1m tho trad. 1. NN.
opportunity means lighter ......r work
no Irrter pay yuu want n ,.u learn n
% frN weeks and IHNr tuu. rHu shop
write Tor m" truth about ~ '.d.t
ANl IlLLlGENI prruu mH nw
suadN Income corresponding f.J uUn.uu
urrs Experience unnecessary Address
Press Correspondence Bureau NH.Uns
tom. u. g.
WANTED fvu Young men rn rnn Uu
Frisco MS urv' suruts. AppN Fred llur
vow "iG ' Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

wv Nf'' HN' ~ \ WIS.
SEVEN room house tor rent north.
west J T. Mccullough Co. Phone Wal
ans OF iiNJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18
Tods, quotations

Prices nj The 'Hru"s grades u cattle
re approximately as follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

I'pI .uu ,. nurty ................. .4U HB
Aluuuum ,uugu Observation-Disclosures. 4.
'mlryoyunl uuu MrdlDu, classified ado
not accepted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

For insurance and loans call J. r.
Co. W. ans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

George =, Clark Of Chandler. mem.
her ot state land commission, an Okla.
huma city visitor Saturday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-18

gpcclnl Master I'm rhlnnorv ,pponicd
by the United States District Court
nv the Western District " the state
NJ Oklnhomu
wilson and Tumcrlln. Solicitors for
Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
NEWPORT DOOMED
TO BLUE SUNDAY
Every Store Ordered Closed ard
All Sports Forbidden.

Newport, r. l.. Oct. 29. As the re-
suit of controversy between Mayor
Robert 5. Burlngame and Chief James
r. Crowley Of the Police Department,
the chief issued to-day an order which
will close on Sunday every store IN
Newport except drug stores and res
taurants. He has gone back TO the
old blue laws, unearthed statute
which had lain quiescent for nearly
century and ordered its enforcement.
This order does not refer TO stores
alone. but prevents citizens from en-
loving their customary SUNDAY recrea-
tion. The police notified the of'iciais Of
The Newport Casino to-day that 40 ten
mis- was 20 be played there on SUNDAY.
and those at the Newport Golf Club
that not ball was so be driven from
the first tee. The Newport Reading
Room and other fashionable clubs
will be watched 10 see that the ordl-
nance is not violated.
II is expected that when the true
understanding OF the chiefs order -
realized there will be protests from
rich and poor alike.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
Troops Cheer, Ignorant
of Injury to King

British Headquarters, Oct. 2S dis
patch 10 "The London Morning Po.t").
A most unfortunate accident brought
the Kings inspections 70 an abrup.
conclusion this morning. His work for
the day lay with the troops of the
First Army, and he thus made ac-
quaintence with a country much more
variegated in contour than any he has
yet visited on the British front.
A representative force, drawn from
one Of the corps os the First Army,
mad been disposed 20 great advantage
on the brown slope Of hill, and his
majesty, having mounted his horse at
some little distance from the parade,
received the royal salute, and after
ward rode along the lines, showing
the greatest interest in the various
battalions which had taken so honor
able a part in the recent hghting, the
scene Of which was AZ no great dis
tance.
When inspection was over three
cheers were called for and given with
most tremendous hearrness. the men
waving caps on bayonets and adding
cheer. OF their own TO mark their
keen appreciation Of the Kings pres
ence. The parade was on recently
ploughed field. and the burrows were
still marked with the streak Of the
plough upon them and Shiny with the
rain, which had been falling since
dawn. But, though more than one
horse had showed signs OF finding the
going somewhat uncertain. the Kings
charger had not slipped nor had he
Contin1ed on page 2. column
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
AMERICAN AVIATORS
INSULT" GERMANS
Members of French Corps Give
Equivalent of Thumb to Nose.

Paris, Oct. p Americans in the
French Aviation Corps have found a
new way to annoy the Germans. One
Of them, when ASKED to-day What do
you do when the Germans start firing
al you with anti-arcraft guns" re
piled: "We go up about 1000 metres
and loop the loop over their lines. They
get so mad they can't shoot any more|
That's an in ult, Is it,
"Ycs. it's the worst insult We can
offer in the air. It's like thumbing
ones nose at them
How high can the Germans shoot 90
ave don't know yet. had their
shells burst 500 metres above me when
was up 1000 metres
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
WHY SCHIFF AND VANDERBILT WILL
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE.
FRANK A. VANDERBILT.

! shall vote for the woman suffrage amend
mcnt on November ,. | believe that on the
ground of justice alone the vote should be
given TO women | can see no room for two
opinions in regard to woman having as clear
a natural right to voice in government as has
a man. believe moreover that there will be
distinct benefits from the enfranchsement OF
women. The specialized experience and in
tcrests Of women give them point Of view diff
fering from the male point of view. which
makes their vote valuable contribution 20
government There is now background Of
experience in other states that sets at rest
many of the honest doubts that may have been
held. The experiment has been successfully
tried The ultimate extension OF equal fran
chise to every state seems to me natural, de
sirable and inevitable.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
NAVAL BOARD POLL
A SUFFRAGE VICTORY
Only One Opponent Found u
College League Canvass.


The National College Equal Suffrage
League, Of which DR.. VI. Carey Thomas.
OF Bryn Mawr. is president announced
yesterday that n poll OF President Wi
sons naval advisory board of engineers
and inventors shows ten Of the eleven
heard from IT, favor OF woman sun
rage.
The ton sufragsts are:
Thomas A. Edison. chairman.
Hudson Maxim. who says that so
ciety Is a joint stock institution IN
which women arc equally lnterested d
with men"
". /. Saunders. Of the American
Institute OF Mining Engineer. VINO
calls suffrage Simple justice 10 an
educated and intelligent people. who
are a vital part OF our democracy.
Arthur Gordon Webster. Of Worces. .
ter. Mass. founder and president Of
the American Physical Society.
Dr. /. II. Baekelaud. of New York
City. president OF the American lnsti-
tute Of Chemical Engineers.
Henry A. Wise Wood. Of Now York
City. inventor Of printing machinery
and expert in naval aeronsutics.
DR.. W. r. Whitney. head Of the re-
search laboratory Of the General Elec-
tric Company. al Schenectady.
Lawrence Addicks. of Douglas. ARR.
metallurgist and mining expert.
Matthew p. Sellers. Of Baltimore,
member Of the Aeronautical Society.
Professor Joseph ". Richards. Of
Lehigh University. who said he would
be in favor Of woman suffrage under
p restricted educational franchise.
The only negative opinion was that
of Thomas Robins. OF Stamford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
SUFFRAGE COUNT FIRST
Secretary Of State Orders II Counted
After Vote for Officers.

The Board OF Elections has received
the following ruling from Francis NJ.
Hugo. Secretary OF State, in regard to
the order in which the votes will be
counted on Election Day, November :;
an order 10 make uniform count
throughout the state II is our impres-
sion that after the officers ballot is
canvassed the ballot containing me
woman suffrage amendment, interest
on the sta;e debt amendment. and the
propositions sor the barge canal should
be canvassed next. the ballot contain,
ing the question relating 20 the revised.
co1stitutjoI should be canvassed last
The board wrote the Secretary Of
State for ruling on the matter and
will follow out his suggestion.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
JACOB II. SCHIFF~

Jacob II. Schif has announced that he be
leves in woman suffrage and intends to vote
for the woman suffrage amendment on No
vember 2
Mr Schif has signed a statement which
says that "it is unjust in the existing condition
Of society TO deny to women a privilege that is
SO vital to their welfare
He also says: Women need the right to
vote. They are vitality concerned with every
matter that touches the household, with every
thing that concerns children, with all that re-
lates to conditions Of labor; woman shares
every burden of modern society, and many of
those burdens she carries without any aid from
men"
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
COUNCIL OF THREE
NAY RULE IN LONDON
Committee Of Cabinet TO Direct
the War Under Consideration.

London. Oct. 30. The House OF Com
mons lobby correspondent OF "The
Daily News" states that the Cabinet at
it's meeting yesterday further consid-
cred the constitution OF var council
Although the matter is not yet definite
ly settled. the ministerial view inclines
a. the moment 20 an inner council OF
three. In such case the three minis
ters would probably be the Prime Min
istsr. II. II. Asquith; the First Lord OF
the Admiralty. A. j. Bslfour. and the
Secretary OF State for War, Earl
Kitchener.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
KENDRICK BALKED AGAIN
Engine Trouble Forces Aviator TO Re-
turn TO Ocean CITY.

Ocean City. Md. Oct. %. Beryl II.
Kendrick. the aviator, who started from
Albany yesterday in an attempt 70 fly
10 Cape Hatteras. y. C.. in a hydro
aeroplane. but was obliged 20 land here
last evening left at :2j this afternoon
for New York
Three hours later the aviator re-
turned because of engine trouble. He
said he would remain here until Mon
day,
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30

Berne, Oct. 29 dispatch to The
Morning Post" London. Word
comes from Berlin that Germany is
making a bid for Rumanian sup
port BY offering her "A loan on con-
dition Of her marching against Bess-
arabia. with guarantee 10 her
of this Russian province if she sue
ceeds in conquering II.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
Turks Name Adrianople Vail

London. Oct 90 An Amsterdam DIS.
match 10 the Central News SAYS that
Professor Agaoghlo Achmed Bey, OF
Constantinople University. has been
snpointed Turkish Minister Of Educs-
,ion and that Bedri Bey. formerly di,
,.ctor Of police. has been made Vail OF
Adrianopls.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
TEUTONS SEIZE LINE
TO BIG SERB ARSENAL;
ALLIES URGE RUMANIA
RUMANIAN LEANING
TO ALLIES INCREASES

Athens via Iondon). Oct. 29.-It
is learned from n diplomatic source
that there are Indications RumanIs
will accept the proposals Of the En-
tente Allies for joining with them.
1t il highly probable. according to
a report printed here, that Russian
forces concentrated on the Rumani-
an frontier will pass through Ru-
mania to go To the assistance Of
Serbia.
The Entente powers, II Is said,
intend To satisfy Rumsnia's ambi-
tions. including her desire for ter
ritory in Russian Bessarabis.
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
GEORGE V HURT
AS HORSE FALLS
British King Thrown While
Reviewing Troops
at Front.

London. Oct 90 The condition Of
King George, who was thrown from his
horse on the British front in France
yesterday and severely bruised. was re
ported TO be improved to-day. bulIe-
tin issued this morning said:
"The King has had fair night. with
some sleep The temperature is now
992 and pulse 70. His maiesty's gen
eral condition has improved and no
complications have arisen.
ANTHONY BOWLBY.
BERTRAND DAWSON"
The Prince of Wales arrived at Buck
ingham Palace this afternoon on leave
from France The prince was in close
attendance on his father during the
Kings inspection Of his troops at the
front II is believed that he has re
turned for the purpose of reassuring
Queen Mary as TO the Kings condition.
The official announcement of the ac
cident to the King was made last night,
as follows:
"While the King this morning was in
specting his army IN the field mis- horse,
excited By the cheers of the troops.
reared up and fell. The King was bruised
severely and will be confined to bed for
the present"
That the King was not more serious
ly injured was doubtless due TO the
fact that he is very much at home in
the saddle. and is considered as good
a rider "a the average mounted officer
in the army. When At Windsor he rides
in the great park every day, and even
when he is in London is often seen In
the early morning riding in Hyde Park
with Princess Mary.
Announcement was made on Monday
that King George was in France. hav-
ing gone TO visit the British army. On
Tuesday the King, with the Prince of
Wales, President P0incare and the then
French War Minister, Alexandra Mil
lerand, reviewed the British troops. He
then called on General Joffre and wit
messed review OF French colonial
troops
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
"JOHNNY" POE
DIES IN BATTLE
Princeton Hero Killed in
British Offensive in
West.
tBy Telegraph TO The rribun, ]

Baltimore, Oct. 29 John Prentiss
Poe. jr.. soldier and adventurer, the
johnny" Poe Of Princeton football
fame. was killed on September 25
while lighting as a private with British
forces in France In the Allies Of
fensive the Black Watch Regiment, Of
which he was member. was practical
" annihilated. II is almost certain
that Poe met his death during this en-
counter.
Poes last letter, dated September
%, from Northern France, contained
but little information as to his where
abouts. His senior brother, ). John
son Poe, received to-day from the Lon
don War Bureau a printed card which
said:
with regret we inform you that
Private John P. Poe. Of Baltimore, Nd,
L. s. A.. was killed in action on Sep
tember 25 1915. at - .
New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
JUDGE LINDSEY WIRES
DENIAL TO TRIBUNE

Denver. October 2s. 1919.
10 the Editor OF The Tribune:
! am positive ! never made any
such statement rejecting upon SUI
Irsss.
! have been repeatedly misquoted
and sentences have been lifted from
me context of statements giving
meaning entirely different from that
Intended.
am strong for woman suffrage.
snd earnestly urge the men of New
'orh Who believe in justice TO vote
'or the woman suffrage amendment
hsat Tuesday. BEN B. LINDSEY.