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Evening star., 1916-01-09
GEN. T. G. BUTTERFIELD DIES.
Was Civil War Veteran and EN-.
ploYe of Pension Bureau.

Gen. +. 6. Butterfield, who was for
many years resident of this city and
employed in the bureau of pensions as
chief OF the special examination division
died at his home in Derby Line, VT.
Thursday morning. The interment was
at Saxtons River. VT. Yesterday after
noon. Death resulted from pneumonia
after d very brief illness.
Cen Butterfield entered the Union army
from Vermont. He had long and gal
liant service and held medal of honor.
He was active in the Loyal Legion and
in Masonic circles. His widow and one
daughter. Miss Esther Butterfield, and
one son, Benjamin F. Butterfield, are
living.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
milk" by Willard Mack, author of
Kick In In the new play Miss Ring
will NOT sing

milk" by Willard Mack, author OF
Kick In" In the new play Miss Ring
will not sing.
David Belasco has accepted another
play for production in the near future.
The piece is entitled The wanderer."
and is from the pen of Maurice V. Sam
uels. 1t is described as a poetic bibli-
cal play in three acts.
Bunny a romantic comedy of the
early Victorian period, by Austin
Strong, was produced in New York last
week. with Lewis S. Stone in the lead
little second hand bookshop in London.
Hilda Spong is a member of the cast.
Under his own direction, Robert Hill
lard is about to try the play. THE
Pride of Race" upon New York au-
dience. the first production being card
ed for next Tuesday night. The piece
has been written by Michael l.. Land
man from tstory by Wallace Irwin.
Nine. Frances Aida. the operate pri-
ma donna, will be eIolly Pepper in Mrs
Belmont's suffrage operetta, Melinda
and Her Sisters" Others professional
~ known who will be in the operetta
with society amateurs are Marie Dress
Ter. Emmy Wehlen. Marie Doro and
Josephine Hall.
"The Conquerors." play of the
Franco-Prussian war. by Paul Potter,
is to be revived in New York with as
many of the original cast as possible.
That cast included William Faversham,
Viola Allen, Guy Standing, the late Jo-
seph Wheelock. jr.; Ida Conquest, May
Robson, the late Clara Bloodgood,
Evening star., 1916-01-09
Change When War Ends.
To Lecture ON D. C. Boundary.

fred 4. Woodward is announced To de
lve- an illustrated lecture on the original
boundary or mi estones o: the District Of
Columbia. in the lecture hall OF he
>uiihcon an Institution thursday even
ing January -, at S o'cocb.
he meeting is arranged in tne interest
o be T,aughters q the American Rev
o ~ on and unde~ re auspices cf a sIe-
I,al ,ommi tee havin: TO a" with The
n!arFiug Ind preservation OF h storica
pia e5
There viii lie n, charge for admission.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
THE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.

Proceedings after The Stars report
closed FRIDAY:
No. .S6S. Hoffman aet. Washington
virginia Railway Company CT al: ar
gument commenced by Mr.. Daniel Thew
Wright for the appellant. continued by
Mr. J. S. Barbour for appellee and con-
ciuded by Mir. Daniel Thew Wright TO-.
appellant.
man: tiI1e for argument enlarged to
one and one-half hours on each side.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
IN FILMLAND.
Continued from Third Page.

left New York New Year day for Jack
sonville, Fla, where the production of
the new Kalem comedies begins at
once. In addition to Rose Melville.
creator of Sis Hopkins, the company
includes Frank Minzey. olive West,
Arthur Albertson, Henry Murdoch,
Richard Purdon and a staff OF d.
rectors and camera men.
Florence Lawrence, after two years
absence, will return to the screen in
productions of the Universal Film
Company.
Among the coming attractions al
Loew's Columbia Theater will be THE
Ragmuffin," with Blanche Sweet in the
leading role.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
District Supreme Court.
EQrITY D!VIsION 1-iustice An,

EQUITY DIVISION 1-justice Ander-
son.
roman aSt. Roman: decree dismissing :
bill: plaintiffs attorneys. Ormsby Nc
Cannon and f. Edward IIitcheil: de
fendant attorney. Il. III. HUDSON
waters aSt. Waters: order of october
"3. 1913, rescinded; order overruIine .
motion and decree dismissinE bill: ap-
peal noted; PLAINTIFFS attorneys. G IL.
Macdonald and r. f. Coliaday: defend
ant attorneys. PeEton Gordon and j. S.
Ea Smith.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

PROBATE DIVISION l-Justice Mccoy.
Estate of Richard \. Mclean: letters
of administratio granted to Elmer r..
Ramey; bond, $500; attorney. +. s.
Bright.
Estate of John b. Holmes: letters of
administration granted TO Arthur G..
Holmes: bond. $1,000; attorney. K. Nj.
Hewlett.
! Estate of Jane T.. Ratcliffe: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testa-
mentary granted to Edward S. Green
well aud Louis \. Ratclife; bon>.
5000: attorneys, Toomey & Toomey.
Estate of Clinton l.. Skinner: letters
of administration granted to William
F.. n. Skinner: bond. $4,000: attorneys,
FenninG & Gordon.
Estate of Frank E. Dom: will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Kate Doan; bond, 5000; at
torney, George T.. Jacobs.
Estate of John +. V. Ritter; will ad
mitted TO probate and letters testa
mentary granted to Ralph +. Burgess:
/ bond, $500: attorney, e. Albert White
Estate Of Timothy GriTnsley; order to
compromise suit, attorney. w. j. Lam
bert
Estate of Max Pines: petition for
leave to sell chattels filed: attorney
z. B. Behrend.
Estate of Rebecca J. Nelson; petition
for letters of administration filed: at
torney. George l.. Whitford.
Estate of Annie Z. Hefert; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torneys, Topper & Gusack.
Estate of Brttania c. Reed; will
dated December 20. 1915. filed. with pc
ti;ion for probate; attorney. W. II.
Richards.
Estate of John =. Holmes; petition
for letters Of administration filed: at
torners. Swingle d Swingle-
Estate OF John p. V. Bitter; petition
Evening star., 1916-01-09
Orchestral Concerts.

g. thc Elited states Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra. John s NJ
Zimmcrmapn. directo-. in Stanley
I!-,'t .taig evening. AT So O'Clock.
a.a; c,. ''Gc-man i':de,ity.
Biankcnbcrs
ovcr.u-e. Ia 8rIseeur de prea-
ten .-.-..-.....-...l. Adam
Emu \ tc. 60 ".Araaiar Nights"
Lang ~
'b, "Mod,s,tio,
ptumn
5..,lee,ic1. "E..sni'.......:verdi
Cha acss@ist;c sing iin2 Ting
cobb
valae Hesitation. "Aaue;;
Baxter
lutermezzo. whispering Will
lows ....-.-............ Herbert
Finale. Victorious PhaiInx.."
Morse
The @.ar spangled Banner"
Urited states Marine Band Or
chestrs, william H. Santelrnann.
leader: at the United States
ma rinc barracks. Monday. AT 2:3o
pm.
Ma rch. Sons OF the Brave.
Btdgocd
overture. I'll Guarany" ... .Gomez
Habanera u nd vaeuerofs Song
from 'NatoIpa" ..... Herbert
Waltz. The Eachelors.''
.:antelmann
Grand Scenes from Carmen"
BiZct
Caprice. Evening Breeze"
I.angey
Funeral March. .-...--. Chopin
Marines Hymn, The Halls of
: Monrezufa.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
Scheduled for Suffrage Address

Miss Florence Spofard is to make an
address Friday evening at o'clock, in
the ballroom at The Cairo. under the
auspices OF the District of Columbia
Woman Suffrage Assoc alton. Miss Spot :
fards subject viii be Nothing New"
Evening star., 1916-01-09
EQUITY DIVISION c-Justice NcCo,

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Mccoy.
Guerin agt. Guerin: order continuing
rule without day. subject to notice for
hearing: plaintiff attorney. w. H. De
Lacy: defendants attorney l.. A. Rover
Cohen aSt. Alpert: order nisi: plain
tiffs attorneys. Wolf X Cohen: defend
ant s attorneys. W. 6. Johnson. Darr,
PevSer & koenissberger
Murphy ast. Murphy: rule returnable
January II: plaintiffs attorney. &. C.
James
Evening star., 1916-01-09
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

| Capt. Peyton G. Clark, 9Th Infantry.
will proceed to the general hospital at
Hot Springs, Ark. for observation and
treatment.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. Cary /. Crockett. 2Sth Infantry
is extended one month.
First Lieut.. Luther Felker, sd lnfan :
! try is transferred to the 18th Infantry.
He is relieved from further treatment
/ at the Walter Reed General Hospital,
and will join his regiment.
Leave of absence. for two months is
! granted First Lieut.. Andrew D. Chaf1n,
infantry.
Capt Robert S. Thomas. Corps of En-
gineers. will visit Scranton and Phila-
delphia. Pa. and Cleveland, Ohio, for
the purpose of instructing the engineer
troops of the organized militia at the
places named
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. John II. Hinemon, jr., 1st In
fantry, is extended fifteen days.
First Lieut.. Clair w. Baird, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, is relieved from the 122d
Company, and will report at coast de-
fenses of southern New York for duty.
F. Feely. dental surgeon, is accepted
by the President. to take effect Janu-
ary 8, 1916.
Leaves of absence for two months
are granted First Lieut.. Eugene r.
Householder. 2Sth Infantry. and Maj.
Guy H Preston. 4th Cavalry.
o. Naval Movements.
The Saratoga arrived at guantanamo
January s, the Mars at Tiburon Janu-
airy Z. the Galveston at Shanghai jan
uary and the Celtic at Guantanamo
January s.
The San Francisco. from New York
January :. for Hampton roads: the
Prairie. Port Royal, S. c., January ..
for Port au Prince: the Patterson and
McDougal, from Boston January Z, to
sea for maneuvers: the O'Brien, Jarvis
and Tanning, from Norfolk January Z.
to sea for maneuVers; the Nanshan,
from San Diego January = for San
Francisco: the Jenkins. from Norfolk
January :. TO sea for maneuvers: the
Hancock, from Philadelphia January Z,
for post-repair trial, and the submarine
ca, from Bridgeport January 8, for
New York yard.
The-Rainbow has been ordered placed
in commission in reserve at the navy
yard. Mare Island. for duty as receiv-
ing ship at the naval training station
San Francisco.
The Illinois, now in ordinary. has
been ordered placed in reserve at the
navy yard al Philadelphia.
The Trippe has been ordered placed
in ordinary at the navy yard, Boston,
Mass
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. tjunior grade) J. r. Dalton,
from Leonidas to Illinois.
BoatsWain f. &. Nigg, to Glacier
Chief Machinist G. NJ. Baldwin has
been placed on retired list of the navy.
When You Entertain
have Guide furnish the flowers and
Evening star., 1916-01-09
Mr.. REDF|ELD'S ANALYSIS
OF PRESENT PROSPERITY
Does Not Expect Existing Ccndi-
tions to Continue After Eu-
ropes We Ends.

S. me views on the prosperity OF the
country submitted to President Wilson
b. Secretary Reddc'd of the Department
o. Commerce we're made public b. the
Ia ter Official Yesterday. He says il pait:
IA the first place Il is not to BE- cN-
that our business .,oveme II will
c-ntinue in it's present form. In tie
vstz which closed with December II
o,,r exports weie nearly or quite one
;.''id:ed million dollars in vaiue. a::d the
trent favorable balance on merchan-
- transactions was sixty million dot
les No one dreams that we can now
= in the near future maintain an ex-
increment of over i've billions an
ri value or ths. we may sanely ex-
, an apparent net balance in our
fs or on merchandise transactions of
th-ee billions in any one yea.
1t. is alike imrossihIe aud Un5esi9-
a'le that these thirgs sh u1d continue.
II is impos ssib'e if 70: no other reason.
heoause .he world has not The power to
ay to any one nation such vast sums
far any long-continucd period in addi-
tion to tine waste of war. Every evil
that excessive oower brings to men
would threaten US. Il need not he dis
eussed far-ne one expects il TO exist.
Says System of Finance Is Sound.
We have for the first ti1e in our
l,ivtory~ sound system ce finance. In
tais one respect is our pre- d redness
complete. Our finances can be mobiliz-
cd on demand TO meet the needs of
trade. BY this is removed one of the
great elements of that doubt which al
wsys hinders commerce. for uncer-
;ainty. rs the foe Of trade. and doubt
has always existed heretofore as to
our weathering financial storm.
III I am correct in the analysis the
buying power OF the United States is
greater than it has ever been. and this
power is more widely distributed. The
selling power Of the United States is
greater than il has ever been, and
This is more widely distributed than
hitherto. The loaninG power OF the
fnit4d States is greater than it has
sy.r been. and this is more widely dis
'-ihrted. The saving power Of the
United states is greater than il has
eye been. and this also is widely dis
tribGted.
Change When War Ends.
There is 10 doubt that with the
wars end . change must come. The
war order must be replaced ny the
&C order. and. as has oeen said. the
r-noie foreign trade must readjust
j.seif 10 81 more normal basis. Certain
-ood customers. however. have not
bought much Of us in the last year.
end their business must ilI large part
return with the wars close
III my analysis is sound we shall
lose the abnormal part OF our export
trade and shall fall back TO a basis
which we may fairly expect viii be
larger than that before the war. We
may keep, il We viii. the first place.
IL depends on ourselves.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
tiff's attorneys, G.. l.. Whitford and w.
j. Lambert: defendants attorney,
George p. Hoover

CRIMINAL DIVISION chief Justice
Covington.
United States agt. Hugh A. Grimm,
forgery; bench warrant returned cepi
, and defendant committed.
United States agt Clarence Horn,
grand larceny: recognZance. $1,000,
taken with r. W Charlton surety.
United States agt. Charles K. Pun
phrey, fornica ton; verdict. guilty; bail
increased to $4,000; defendant commit
ted: attorneys, H. c. Turnage and S.
l.. Truitt.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
CITY ITEMS.
Pencil sharpeners. Schmidt. 1921 1911

Don't Miss Charlie Chaplin Today in
"A Man of Nerve" Va. Theater. Charlie
in burlesque on Carmen" soon.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

CIRCUIT DIVISION 2-Justice Stafford
White aGt Potomac Electric Power
CohIpa ny: demurrer to an'euced declara-
ton overruled: plai1,tin's attorneys
Wright Y Hian,,iet.- ,ie fenenat..,. attor-
neys. J. $. Barbo ur and r. j. Whitcfo-d.
rarness and Merchants isark as;.
/ owen: demurrer Ia ~econd niea srs-
tanned: motion to strike out third plca
granted. and ten days to defendant TO
amend: paintins ttoipev " {;
Caroline: and L. l.. 1Tamby: defendants
attorney. IA. T. Jones
I"'e ?s;. 1nt'le: rr"t en- to disii, ss
molten for further bill OF particulsrs
granted. with ten ds.s TO defendant 10
plead; pl intiffs attorney w 4. Lee
deIendants attorney. Peyton Gordon.
Rupert HoniN ait i.tans. ti.pe o
submit motion for new trial extended
70 January 10; plaintiffs attorney, W
o. Johnson; defendants attorneys, W.
y. Johston and s. ID. Willis =:
fost aSt. Masonic Hail Building AS
sociation; security for costs ordered in
ten days or deposit $50: plaintiffs at
torncys. j. 6, Capers and j. b. Steen;
defendants attorney. Irving william
son.
Harris agt. Mesrns; r@otion to vacate
stay of proceedings Withdrawn; plain
Tins attorney. Fulton Lewis: defend
ants attorneys. Douglas, Ruftin &
Obear. -.srf
Carroll sst. Deviny: demurrer to Sec
end plea sustained; leave to amend dec
laration granted; plaintiffs attorneys,
Darr. Peyser d kocni Ssberger: defend
ants attorneys. Ralstou Richardson
Walker ast. Carnaban: exceptions TO
auditors report orerruled and judc-
ment for plaintiff for s3.5SJ.59: plain
TINS attorneys. Ciaphane & clephane;
defendants attorney, r. b. Dickey.
Reyes agt. Bowie: motion for nex
trial oyerruled and judgment on YER
dict for defendant for costs: plaintiffs $
attorneys. d.. w. Baker. II. A. Grant
and j. W. Staggers; defendants at
i torney, Trying Williamson.
Clark agt. Washington Railway and
EiectTAc Company; time to file tran
L scripl Sextended 10 February 10: plain-
Evening star., 1916-01-09
CRIMINAL DIVISION =.


CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Justice Sid
! United States agt.. John r. Lang, vio-
! lating section - of the bankruptcy
| laws plea not guilty; attorney. J. Will
liam Shea.
! United States agt. Samuel II. Gun
| ningham. manslaughter: plea not
guilty. with ten days to demur; attor-
ney. c. W. Fowler
4, United States agt. Raymond johnson
and William Grooms. housebreaklns
plea not guilty each.
I United States agt. Raymond johnson,
assault with dangerous weapon; plea
not guilty.
United states agt. Raymond johnson,
lhousebreaking: plea not guilty.
United States agt. John HiGdon.
manslaughter: motion for new trial
overruled: sentenced to penitentiary for
twelve years: appeal noted: attorneys.
r l.. Jones and r. A. Hughes.
/ United States agt. Laura Hawkins,
robbery: sentenced to penitentiary for
eighteen months: attorney, H. l.. Tis-
nor.
! United States agt. Nora Smith. rob-
berry: sentenced to penitenitary for
two years: attorney. T. l.. Jones.
United States agt. Ulysses Reed, Sim
pie assault: sentenced to Occoquan for
six months: attorneys. d. w. Baker
and p. E. Hinton.
United States agt Ernest Shands.
! housebreaking; sentenced to peniten-
tiary for six years.
United States agt. Walter l.. Harris,
setting up gaming table; plea guilty,
sentenced to penitentiary for eighteen
months-fined S100: penitentiary term
suspended, fine paid; attorney, r. !.
Miller.
United States aSt. William Peet
pirating copyright plays (5 cases.;
plea guilty, sentenced to Occoquan for
six months and fined 800: fine paid,
imprisonment suspended: attorney, d.
EdW. Clarke
Evening star., 1916-01-09

When You Entertain
have Guide furnish the flowers and
floral decorations 1914 r st.-Adver-
tisement. -
Evening star., 1916-01-09

George W. Howard. E Y. Backus and
the late Jameson Lee F'inney.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

CIRCUIT DIVISION Justice Gould.
Wood agt. Berry; motion for new
trial overruied and Judgment on YER
dict for defendant: appeal noted: bond,
SlOG: plaintiffs attorney, ID. W Baker:
defendants attorney. J. J. Darlington
Olympia Theater Holding Company
agt. liable; motion to vacate Judgment
granted; plaintiffs attorney. p. H.
Veitch: defendants attorneys, Hufty &
Hufty.
Burch & kleps aSt. Green; motion to
release credits attached overruIed
plalntims attorney, James H Hayden;
defendants attorney, c. V. Inlay.
Pecker agt. Terminal Taxicab Com
pany; motion for+new trial overruled
and judgment Oh verdict for defe nd
defendants attorneys, F. j. Hogan. u.
". Baker and o. II. Osterman.
Dawson agt. Hoder; motion to dis
miss appeal overruled; plaintiffs at
TO- neys: ]. McMahon and Jonn Rid
out: defendants attorney T. A. Chase
virginia Portland Cement Company ast.
Lincoln rue on special auditor return
able January 10: petitioners attorneys. /.
=, Loving and NJ. J. Colbert.
United States ex rel. Hendrick ast
Lane: motion to strike out portions Of
answer overru!ed in part and granted
in part: p.aintiff's attorneys, John Rid
out and -. y. ark. defendants attor-
neys. West & Wright
r II. smith Company aGt. Allen: mo-
tion Tor Juagnient gisft,d npless de
fendant flies substitute affidavt in
Ten days; plaintiffs attorneys. T.. $
Bailey; defencant's attofne4. H. G.
COY
Van Horn agt Merchants Transfer
Company; leave to amend declaration;
plaintiffs attorneys, Fennin, & Cor
don: defendants attorney. David Wei
ner.
Schafer aet. Burns: motion for judS-
nIeDt granted: plaintiffs attorneys
Shinn X owen: defendants attorney
f.. L. Gies
District Natiosai Bahk agt Xeely ct
al; motion for judgment overruled ::
plaintiff attorneys. Barnard & john
son; defendants attorneys, r.. A. Jones
and G. H. Ahait
Jarboe ast Jarboe; motion for return
of property TO defendant granted upon
giving bond in ten days: pIa ntiffs at
torney. W. A. Lee: defendants attor-
news. w. NJ Hastisn and Bruce Baird.
United States eX rel. Schwertferger
set. District OF Columbia Commission
ers: dismissal OF cause vacated: plain
tiT's attorneys, x. II. d j. w. McNeiil; :;
defendants attorney. +. II. stephens.
Jones agt. Wortnineton and Rice agt
same: motion to suppress depositicns
withdrawn without prejudice; plain
tif's attorneys. W j. Lambert and &
III. Ieatman: defendants attorney. e. l..
F-ailey
fNIeS Asl. ltdtnitton. f:iCt on Tor new
tr al overruie1. and judgment on YER
dct for defendant; paiHtin's attorney
G. L. Whitford; defendants attorney,
u. W. e .ker.
Doyle sgt District of Columbia; mo-
tion to vaCate judgment overruIed mo-
non TO advance withdrawn: appeal
noted; cost bond. 500: piaintin's atto--
neys. r. Hilton Jackson and b. 7.
Doyle: defendants attorney. r j.
Whiteford.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

Blanche Ring is to appear in new
comedy called broadway and Butter
Evening star., 1916-01-09

Mrs. Julia Anne Baker Adams recent
ly died in Salt Lake City at the age of
ninety. She was the grandmother of
Maude Adams and mother of Mrs. An
ME Adams.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

Lieut. junior grade) J. p. Dalton,
from LeonidaS to Illinois.
Boatswain +. &. Nigg, to Glacier.
Chief Machinist G. NJ. Baldwin has
been placed on retired list of the navy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01
OMAHA MILK Is RATED HIGH
Inspector Bessie Shows How the
High Standard for Omaha is
Maintained.
BACTERIA AND BUTTERFAT

Dairy and Milk Inspector Bessie. reports
that during the year. sixty-one Of 1873
COWS tested for tuberculosis were found
to be infected to the extent that they were
ordered slaughtered. Since the merger
OF South Omaha. thirty-seven Of 249 dairy
cows of that district were condemned,
after the tuberculin test had been applied,
the per cent of infected COWS being
fifteen, much higher than prevailed in
Omaha proper
OF eighty-six milkmen arrested for
violations all but one were convicted,
suspended fines being imposed on the
first offense.
The report states that out of 752 sedi-
ment tests made of bottled milk by the
Omaha department and S26 by federal in
spectors only fifty samples showed sedi-
ment. total Of 4.222 milk and cream
samples were taken during the year. some
In conjunction with the federal inspectors,
who were here fer several weeks. The
samples were tested for butter fat bac-
terra and authorizations. The cost OF the
inspectors department for the year was
81 ,952
The standard which the bacteria test
is applied is that milk having less than
100000 bacteria per cubic centimeter is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01

regarded as safe, and the relative quality
OF the milk is based on the variation
above or below that standard. OF $40 bac-
terra tests made 761 we're under and
seventy-nine we're above 100000 The
samples were taken from wagons. res
taurants, grocery stores and from resi-
dences on request,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01
Keegan Resents IA.
Hobo Inference '8l
About Jug-Bugs

He wore red necktie. talked like q
woman and walked with mincing steps.
He appeared at the city workhouse last
night for a flop for he asked for
shelter from the weather's inclemency."
AT last" prayfully sighed Ben Keegan,
keeper OF the place. AT last I've got me
one Of them things, all to myself, and
nobody looking!''
Keegan showed him where to sleep.
"Oh. di. mir protested the wouId-ba
lodger. Il could never sleep there. I do
believe the place is lousy!'
You do believe It'll" repeated Keegan.
You believe it's lousy. After one look
you only think so7 The joint IL lousyi
Bum. outside!" and Keegan planted his
good foot on that portion of the effemin-
ate gaycat's anatomy which is most
often kicked at.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-01
Quality of Milk,

Inspector Bessie made the following
report Of Omha's milk and cream supply,
the first column of figures referring to
the bacteria tests and the next column
showing the per cent of butter fat found
in samples tested:
CERTIFIED DIARIES.
Evening journal., 1916-06-20

DUBLIC sALE-AT BEAR STATION,
Thursday, June %, 1919, at 1 o'clock
p. NJ the following described personal
property, to-wit:
20 head Of horses and mules, all home
raised. Harrison Chimes, bay stallion, :
years old, sired by Chimes. can step fast II
trained; extra good one. Naomi. gray
mare, by Antio 216 II. dam Daneen,
2.21 Ia. colt by her side, sired by Archeen.
Three work mares. colts by their side. One
thoroughbred Spanish Jack, papers GO
with him, weighs 1000 pounds. Also
two race mares by Dewey and Del
brook. in training now. Two pair Of
mules 25 head Of cattle, Milch COWS.
heifcrs and stock bulls. The stock will be
guaranteed as represented on day Of sale
Sell cattle nt I 80 p. NJ Horses T. NJ
Buggies, carriages and harness.
Terms Of sale-Al sums Of $50 and under
tho cash will be required; over that amount,
credit Of three months will he given by
purchaser giving bankable note with ap
proved security. Interest added from day OF
sale. Positively no goods 10 be removed
until terms are complied with.
W. s. BURRTS,
Agent for Ford. Overland and Hudson Cars
D. p. HUTCHINSON.
iunef6-4t. Auctioneer.