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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
Mnutuuu.

%ologift / Selcna. Gen Streife,
iom Giercre / Selela bur bolbt gao
enoe / Here Tiger, blep ON Iftenen
bcn 22be bs. neolagt peo Ell Solo.
giftsretS Com. &iererne bar Der.
peo opllaaet Ell S Sin1ers Mrbeios-
Dag og Spertio meo piSie SeerGns-
ninger.
Gruteiterer mob furbsict Gano-
nGrbi. Nortbcrn Eaciiic Soncn bar
inoleperet en- Eroteit moo Sorbeiel-
ie al lit 2anos S%fattcpGrbi ira $1.69
til 1920 pr. Icre Gutter. Get oreicr
Jig bcr ON en- nleget betpoelig Sor-
e9elie / Sfatten, oa 9ane'ellfabet
eier 659,047 Icres / nGpnte Gonntp.
Sar uprettet egne GleuatOrcr. -
Ger meloes ira @reat Sails, at mel
lem 7 o. s Miuioner @uibcls &oru
pil aibGnoes giennem gauitp Gleua-
tprer bette Iar. Hepr9 Ientanter for
bisie Gleputorer bar oannet en- egen
Sammenilutning meo 5opeotontor /
Great Sails, bporpeo glplingen fan
ofirttes / itprre Barrier os til bebre
Eriler.
SalespiQe bliper "tpr". - gpen
SalespiQe blep ben 24be bs. tor,
ibet oens NusoriffeuoiaIg oa lllfte-
bes. 8alatin Gountps &ommislG-
rer ieieoe iig forlcoen eiter Berger.
mes Yrotelter moo SornDelie al 2i-
Genie og gap SaloonuGrterne Ell pis
SriIt til at blipe al meo fine paaoe
Garer. Gcnne 6riit uOleb iiblte
Sursoag.
8oSt Mar i Wuntaua. Sc Sap.
porter, iom ira Sio til anocn inole-
Der angaaenOe Iolinsen, ipnes at
tpoe paa, at WontanaS SeItiobptte
pil blipe bcbre emo 8ienneminitsllos
bpttet for De iiolte 10 Iar. Sra
Bitter Hoot melbes iaaleoes, at ap.
Iingen Ser oil fonlne op iii bpao Den
bar forrige Iar, meoens Der o9,aa
/ Saco 9iltrift bIiper ct goot 10.
butte, og / Smesncn al Gbeiter er.
Heres Iplingen enoog at bore Den
beoite / De iioite 16 Iar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
Horn Hukuiu.
WIrbeliu llnotaacljc. Ono

@~lroclia llnbtaaelic. Gnbel Nue.
Dc trUitct paa Mar Stelres Norln.
IRE Ntil ira Gro2bu. gap - SulbeIs
pr. Atre nj DO. 1 apolitet.
Gipbcr Scitc / GelHelo. Srunlfe
9Ilentcr bar ueo @cliielo fiobt Selte
iii Ct @elsb al $500. Seitcne Itdl
ienoc@ I'll 6ranfrig ior at benptte&
ionl Nunon'eoc.
Nurbcorinacr paa Scrnbancn. =
Ger melocp ira 9rano SORTS. at 80
IunbS StaoIifimer M lrI9cS al
@rcot Iortbcru Soncn mellcnl Den.
ne Sp % Sarlnlore.
Sanf Graminer reiianerer. i. &.
SonIon, asiilterenoe @anf G%raniner
Tor Sarge Tiltritt, bar iorrige ll9c
%reiianeret ira benne Stiuina for at
blipe &aSierer peb Den nplig opret-
teoe gauitp International Sant /
Sarge.
Nif lit enc Sen %afifaaret. 1ilr
bert Norneis. en- Sarmcr peb Ear'
ipaI. lit iorleoen hi enc Ben aiifaa.
ret / Ell Ssitnaltine. lllptfen b9no.
re oerpee. at ban trai til at itaa for
on aniperne, oo Scitene bler
itrrnlfc,
GlcuatOrielifab ialit. Saap Gle.
pator 60. al Burlington bar Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
sturt 9aaer al Yianoer, Cr9s
Ter, Nomo9rafer % Wccoros.

Sfrip bag eiter 8as
talos % nGun. bpdb
ioni snifes. Fidno.
airfeorsel, 9usorsel
etltr %Nonc9raf. %
N ifal inbe, at Dc
Der fan iaa fisbt ct
nbmsrfet Sniirument
til Tasens lapette
Vriier.
Hapn bette slao.
TINE r WESTERN
MUSIC MOUSE.
sac an Ave.. s..
MINNEAPOLIS. loele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
ct. 4unis. Tulf mnlftcre.

rem Sohnion % @enrn Cohen, oei
meo gllltomcbiI bar bcreiit WfinneIo.
ia, hor neo Battle Safe iorgrebct Jig
pao @iIbt oq moottc / Sergu5 Sails
bctolc Ell NhlIft al S49.46 for ulop'
liza ,<aat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
Minuna. Eiuncer opo. Charles Z

Gin, Ser puoitoocS at baue pGret Oct
ieritc hpibe Barn, Ser betraaote Den
@runo, hporpan @pen Minona ligs
GER, err iislQe Gitcrrctningcr ira Sot
Springs, g. Gat., oiqooet peO o.
Den / ct Sarat; rilm oerlteos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29

!Ssieitc Yris paa Hus. mug ioIa-
tcS Den 23oe bS. poa Tullltbs 9era
Tor $1.20 pr. 9uibcl - Den bsieite
YriS uogcnlinbe opllaoet Der, Gen
ier latte Heforopria pGu Tllg bar
Sill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
Sleu iinbsips nnScr Spcrrciicn.-

Gn apinoc, Der meb Wiano % ire
Born bar unoerpei9 ira Norgc I'll en-
Setter peo Sacreb Neart, Vtinn.,
maatte Ell Gag iorrigc ll9e ION limos
ing tages al Goget peb Wtc8regor.
Sun par nnoer &ciicn ira Norge bic
pen raicn0e pallpjttll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
Character en- iurbnot Bare

SarreIl. Sormalb Tor StutenS Wtcic
RI og 6eocpnrefommIslion hor I'M
liz Iooet beficnotQiere, at Salg a
GiNoretter piI blipc iorbliot pac
Observation-Disclosures 8rino bette Ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29

st Meoe al Spuitumme. Torenln.
gen al De I Soma boenoC Eeuiummc
holot iorrile llne lin uurliac Soupcu
|1ion I Ges Woiuca, oQ gujicrne har
|~iuoeholot lunqe %~eretninoer ON set
pperpplocnoc ,>uotrpt man lit peo at
|iogttoqc ocnae SoriomIirg al oucr
200 Terioner. Der Ipridt iorbanolc0e
|onl line @lsrenluul o. ,SutereaiCr /
|&ipet, mcOcns Ser 0og ionltioio uor
|Gonifc init "a title i SnIcn. SinQcr.
|iproaet blcp ucmliQ hopcNioQcli0 be.
|npttet. omcub mauqc iuuoau WtanO
|pe Monb imcaem tluoc ICic ira 2r.
bernc r. nltina ueo al beup1c &pbcr.
ble, Ion ON Der tnl.es, OF al oisic BE.
|bGgelier ie, huiltc Srb itllbe ppre
hlotaltc. N~etragteoes ole fe iorificl.
|Iiae Yniiater og Oct liplige WtiueipiI
Disie, rf man 90 ogiaa oct SSno.
trpf, al oi9ie 0tenneifer bar iionobeS
plaoe og InffeIige, % iiGr fon bette
tiIipne peo Den gaufet. Der en- aitcr
bfholotes. Ter bar lIplige Soinia'
Ter peo bpert @oro, og Der bar Dem,
oni funoe ices al iiboe tpctrogct a
Potter. Yien 6asIen meo Shine ur
Boiler iamt anoet gpffetsi bar iac
buItrent Den encite Sno, Der fnnoe no
~ frn Den mulltre 6oriomllnl. Del
par nofian niallle noruIale 9crioncl
blco ale Sanlers Brig iiliteoe pei
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-29
Nlocrmnno / Wuurhcab mnlftcrct.

@anoalers Serperf / hilbert Qen.
Sonbaler bapoe Ntat iii 23be bs. Dor.
ret pooiGroe / albert Sea, bpor TO
~iorifielige Sp9nin9er. Der paa Oct
auernGrmciie bar iGroise iii at toaeS
/ grug, par blepne ltamierebe IND.
-uenbig. 9e TO Spsnln0er bar Grief.
ION, Sarn & Subbns ierciaaes SION.
torbpanina oa Oct me Nabame @iert.
Ten Scsicicn Sheoter. Aoitiliat a
Oct iinere SrGpert ! bcagc N"pgninacr
bar iaalcoes oplfaarct meo goaiia.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
ASSERT CASE IS PROVED
AGAINST |. D. BRANDE|S
Attorneys for Opposition to United
States Supreme Court Appointee
File Their Brief.

Asserting that they had proved Louis
H. Bramdcis had violated the canons
of professional ethics, and that he
had made false and misleading state
mcnts. counsel for the opposition to
the confirmation of Mr.. Brandeis as an
associate justice Of the supreme Court
of the United States yesterday filed a
brief with tn" senate judiciary sub
committee which investigated Mr.
EramGeis' fitness to serve.
The subcommittee probably VIII vote
Saturday ON it's report.
The attorneys who signed the brief,
Whlch purportS to summarize the l,3hp
pages of testimony heard by tn" COM
mitt"c. were Austen 6. Fox aud Ken
meth NJ. spence of New York. The
standard of professional ethics which
they charge Mr.. Erandeis with having
violated is on" which forhjdS a lawyer
in whom confidence has been rep"sd
by \ client thereafter accepting en-
ploymeut from others in matters ad
VerSelN affecting amy interest of tn"
client with respect TO which the con-
fidencc had been TcpoS"d.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
DENIES THE CENSORSHIP
is USED TO STEAL TRADE
Lord Robert Cecil Answers Charges
in Speech by United States
Senator Hitchcock.

LONDON. March 2H.-Lord Robert
Cecil. minister of war trade. denied in
the house of commons yesterday that
the British mail censorship was being
used to steal American trade. y mem
ber of the house in u question drew
the attention of Lord Robert I" q
speech OF Senator Hitchcock in the
United States Senate January 20 to the
effect that the censors al Liverpool had
instructions to copy American business
letters and distribute copies to British
American trade.
II am glad of this opportunity." the
minister of war trade said. of em-
phatiCally denying that any inStruc-
tions issued to the ccnsors contain amy
directions in the sense alleged: nor is
any such use made or intended to lie
made OF the censorship as Indicated in
tn" question"
Evening star., 1916-03-29

larceny after trust: Clarence Jackson,
grand larceny: William GraySon, as
sault to rape; Augustus c. Lambath.
Edward O'tonnor. Joseph W. Hunter
and William L. Nolan, housebreaking
and larceny: Thomas Ware. assault
with dangerous weapon: George Simms,
Mack Chambers and Raymond Wilson.
houSehrea king and larceny: Louis
Johnson grand larceny; William Nc
lutosh and James Sanders. houSebrcak-
ing and larceny: Frank Mourman. AS
sault with dangerous weapon; Moses j.
Henderson. forgery and uttering
James Saunders and William Mcintosh.
house sebreaking and larceny: George +.
HullineS. support; Clarence W
jackson. joyriding; Mordccai Harris.
assault with dangerous weapon. and
Raymond Wilson and Mary Anderson,
houSebreaking and larceny.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
Another Instance Cited.

His conduct in the Old Dominion
copper case is criticised by the attor-
neys. and as other instances of Mr.
Brandeis' sudden and unexpected
change Of position" they refer to the
Consolidated Gas incident and the
price maintenance incident
Even if there be doubt as to the
standard of professional conduct of
Mr.. Brandeis. the attorneys claim that
his nomination should not be con-
firmed. They point out that eight for
mer presidents of the American Bar
Association have protested against
confirma ton. and that the only former
president who appeared in support of
confirmation had known Mr.. Brandeis s
only slightly.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
FORD IS INDICTED
AS WIFE SLAYER
Herman Lee Also Accused of
Murder-Many Other Bills
Returned.

Edward NJ Ford. who is accused OF
shooting his Wife, Ella Ford at the
latter'S home. in the ST. George apart
meut at 10Th and |. streets northwest,
February 10 last. was indicted today
by the grand jury on the charge Of
mSrder in the first degree. Mrs. Ford
died the next day. The couple were
separated and Ford is said to have Wis
tied his Wjfc's home to take their
son 20 tn" movies. ON his return, the
nolice say. Il dispute arose and the
tragedy follow ed. Ford is in Jail
awaiting trial.
First degree murder is also charged
in an indictment reported to Justice
Siddous today against Herman Lee.
colored. II is alleged he caused the
death Of charles Brooks three weeks
ago Au indictment for mauSlaughter
was returned against John Merriman
and Ernest Madison.
They arc said to have stabbed Robert
Thompson, March last, causing his
death.
Violations Of the postal laws are
charged against Dominick Vito. A. 4.
HARDY, David II. Mcllard and John Has
sctt.
Other Indictments.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: Georer ~ Chase,
Evening star., 1916-03-29
Col. Deakyne Coming Here.

Lieut.. Col Herbert Deakyne. Corps of
Engineers. has been relieved from station
at Kansas City. Mo. and from duty at
the Army Service Schools Fort Leaveu-
worth, Kan. and will repair to this city
and report 10 the chief of engineers fur
assignment to duty. He will eventually
be detailed to the Army War College
Evening star., 1916-03-29
CARDS OF THANKS.

FRIEDRICH. The husband of BESSIE
J. FRIEDRICH desires to thank the
many friends and relatives for their
expressions of sympathy and beauti
ful floral offerings received at her
death. HER HUSBAND.
MINOR. We desire to thank our rela-
tNes. friends and neighbors for the
klndneSS shown during the illness and
death of our father and uncle, ROB
EXT II. MINOR. and to express our
appreciationS for the beautiful floral
pieces and messages of coincidence.
NJ. +. ARMISTEAD-M. =. GRIFFIN.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
Fourth Lenten Talk at Rauscher s

Recreation Ideals is to he th.. tonic.
"f the fourth l.enten talk to be held a t
HauScher tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. under the auspices Of the AsSo-
ciated charities.
br George +. Hnwcrman is To preside
Edward j. Ward. United States bureau
OF education. is to speak on he use of
leisure IN play and recreatiom Miss
Julia = Lat throp. chief federal chill
drens bureau. Viii open the discussion
following Mr. Ward.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
Meal l,t,N

McAILEN. ON Tuesday. March IS
1916 MARGARET MrACLEY. aged
seventy three years, widow of Patrick
McAuley.
Funeral services at chapel of Joseph
Gawlers Sons, 113D PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. northwest. on Thursday. March
80 at pm. Interment tpriYate) at
Oak Hill cemetery.
Evening star., 1916-03-29

III H'FUN~. NdShIhEI"N IOuE". No
10. f. =. q. Elks.-The lodge VIII con-
Nene i'll session of sorrow" at l.I5
pm. Thursday. March 80. for the pur-
pose Of attending the funeral Of our
late brother, T. +. HIFDGEoNS. Of
Winona. Miss. Lodge. No loss. In
terment at Arlington. RitualiStic SerN-
ices at grave. BY order of
Attest: SAMUEL. RICHARDS
WN. : SHELBY. Exalted Ruler
Secretary,
Evening star., 1916-03-29

FRY. ON Tuesday. March IS 1916 At
II pm. CATHERINE RUTH. dauch-
ter of Pauline and carlton FRY, aged
twenty-five months
r neral oprivateD from 9of Sth street
southeast. Thursday. March 30.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
NUDGE. On Sunday. NJ;

MI DEE. On Sunday. March 26. 1916, at
Columbia Hospital. ELEANOR =.
NUDGE (nee PetersenD, beloved wife
of Frederick L. Nudge.
Funeral from her late residence. 303
NJ street northwest, Wednesday,
March 2S. at pm. Interment at
Prospect Hill cemetery. %.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
HARDEN. ON Iii.

HARDEN. ON Friday. March 81 1916.
NICroR NJ. HARDEN, aged seventy
nine years.
Funeral services tpriVate) at the chapel
of Joseph Gawler'S Sons, 1880 Penn
SNlNania avenue northwest. on Wed
neSdaN. March -. lntrrment at Ar
}In2ton national cemetery.
Evening star., 1916-03-29

NORRIS. At the residence Of his
brother-iu-l law. John r. Penny, near
Laurel, Md. ALBERT NORRIS. aged
seventy-eisht years. SON of the late
Lloyd and Sarah Norris of Hartford
county
Funeral services AT the home of NIr
John L. Penny Friday. March 81, at ;
pm. Intcrment Ivy Hill cemetery. 80
Evening star., 1916-03-29
iIA BIER.

HABER. on March %. 1916. at go
am, AT her home in HNa'tsyille,
Md. MARY CATHERINE. beloved
Wife Of NJ. Frederick Haher ,uec
Wamhoffp, in the nifty fourth wear Of
her age
Due notice later.
Evening star., 1916-03-29

CARROLL. Sacred to the memory Of
our dear husband and father. ROE
ERT g. CARROLL. who entered
eternal rest March - 1907
BY YOUR LONELY WEE. AlANMF. H.
AND DAUGHTER GERTRUDE,
Evening star., 1916-03-29
DIED.
RLANkENSHIpN AVN

bLA\kENSHIP.N AVN. BLANK kENSHIP
Of this city died lin Wilmington. Del,
Tuesday at E I'm.
interment was made in Wilmington,
Del. on Tuesday, March IS
BRAW HER. ON Monday, March -.
1916. ROBERT MASSIE BRAWNER.
Funeral from his late residence. l12 9Th
street southeast, Wednesday, March
~ at ) pm. Interment private.
portsmouth. Va, and charles county,
Md, papers please copyD 80
BRIGHT. Departed this life Wednes-
day, March %. 1915. at am. at her
iate residence. 421 l.. street northwest
SARAH BRIGHT. beloved mother of
Addie +. Wilson and William Bright
Notice of funeral hereafter. so.
CORNELL. on Tuesday. March IS. 1916.
az ms residence in New York city.
CLARENCE H. CORNELL. father Of
MIS- j. r. Dockendorf, Miss Persis Il.
Cornell and Mr.. Moves B. Cornell. all
"f New York, and of Mrs. Harry r
cary of Washington. Il. G.
Funeral from t,ldorado apartments.
HlSt street and Central Park West.
on Thursday afternoon. March 80 at
o'clock. lnterment at Woodlawn
cemetery, New York
Evening star., 1916-03-29
DIED.
4 llIV r. y

COHEN. on Monday. March -. 1916.
JOSEPH COHEN. aged seventy -one
Funeral services tpriVate) at the chapel
of Joseph GaWler'S Sons. 1880 Penn
SylNania avenue northwest. on We'd
neSday. March 80. lntermcnt at Ar
llnston national cemetery.
CORDER. On Tuesday. March y. 1916.
at Emergency Hospital, HARRY w.
CORDER.
Funeral ,private) Thursday. March 80,
at pm, from the residence Of his
brother. q. I. Corder- el. 18Th street
southeast So
DRIPPS. on Tuesday. March IS. 1916.
JOHN II. pRIPPS
Funeral 2:3o pm. Thursday. March 80.
from the residence of Charles H.
korts. 1872 Kenyon street northwest
-"
DRIPPS. The fratcrs Of Washington
tommandery. No !. X T.. are hereby
ordered to assemble in the asN lun
Masonic Temple. on Thursday. March
80. 1916 at I:i5 o'clock pm. for III"
purpose of attending the funeral Of
our late frater. JOHN II DRIPPS
by order of the commander.
GEORGE II TOW \SENp
captain General
Evening star., 1916-03-29
Sl tt't,Is

SHAFER. ON Tuesday. March @N 1916.
FRANK +. SHAFER. son Of &. \. and
Mary y. Shafer. in his fifty third year.
Funeral from ms parents residence,
1.02 18th street. Thursday. March -.
AT 2:3n pm. Please omit flow crS. In
tCrmtnt private.
Evening star., 1916-03-29

ices at grave Ey order of
Attest: SAMUEL RICHARDS.
WM. :. SHELBY. Exalted Ruler.
Secretary.
McAILEN. ON Tuesday. March IS
1916 MARGARET MrAULEY. aged
seventy three years, widow Of Patrick
McAuley.
Funeral services at chapel of Joseph
Gawlers Sons, 1a3U PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. northwest. on Thursday. March
30 at pm. interment tpriYate) at
oak Hill cemetery.
NUDGE. On Sunday. March 26. 1916, at
Columbia Hospital. ELEANOR p
NUDGE tnee Petersen), beloved wife
of Frederick l.. Nudge.
Funeral from her late residence. 3o3
NJ street northwest, Wednesday,
March 2s. at pm. Interment at
Prospect Hill cemetery. %.
NORRIS. At the residence Of his
brother-iu-law John r. Penny. near
Laurel, Md. ALBERT NORRIS, aged
Seyenty-eisht years. son of the late
Lloyd and Sarah Norris of Hartford
county
Funeral services AT the home of Mr.
John L. Penny Friday March 81. at :
pm. Interment IVY Hill cemetery. 50
PATTERSON. ON Tuesday morning,
a ,~> rrI',,,f,r ili, III X p
nf Iedn,.rd u i,atters,'r
L.,,a,I -; -. ~, il
Sth street northeast, Thursday. March
,, ~ 'i''' 'oN
ROSE. ON Wednesday, March -. 1915.
At pm. at his residence. IS colum-
bia road northwest. SAMUEL Il.
hnshand of Inea,,hine ti.n,,..,,.' IVAN.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
su,E.u, ON ruosda,- v.,rrl, a> 1oiE
FRANK r SH lFL,P sn,, .f 6. ,ud
Navy Shafnr in H.. fft,-,bird ,.,.,,
Funeral from his ,ar,,,tt' ~r.il..,,,.,
"a, 1c,9,n, :sn pm; taeaS" omit n"" e'S r.
.u,,,,n~ ,,, .r,,a.l., ,,.l,o. ,,,.
fox. Va. @'''''' and ne Ion. resilient esd of
NaShinst"n. u.
fuhera from lat" residence, $50
MaSsachuse'tS aNenu" northwest, FIT
udE ~ : pm.
loNed vie 81 HenrH SimmS and dr-
N"'ta m"th"r - Men 9i"il''@ ah"
Mdl'it Nor
uheFai hufSd"A A. I'm from hrf
Ia'e i.Slhehce: y a"Ilina aN'hH" N"H' =
tas,. Aha'oS ia. ''tla'iN"S an" ifi'n"S
ruou,s peu.,,ad me ~. ~ NM
Ila, Nsrcb - taIf ~ 1a.I, ,n, il
,"! - ,, ,, " 49,
.rIInt1,S
Funeral servi,.s rbured., N....b "a
-, > ,,,, ~, h.r l,1n ,a.,il..,I, 20.
urI,S c,,ada,r,. ,.,, ,,,l..,. ,,,,.i,
= =
WrTJS Sr of Pi,ar rn.,d L.in,aJ
tmnsrai mnspai'1 fror, %, IIl%'t' ~ " - hrr
Iat,,ar., "a >, ,rh,,r.,ia, Nai, "a
:, -, Relatives ana friande imt,itsd So.
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u,,.nh y. i.te it,,rE. WV
InW,
Eotina az f,,r.,,1 bara,fta
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r
LII MtluolIdlH.
BEACH In sad but loving reneIp-
hrance of our dear wif. ana Inotnet
SARAH j. BEACH. who died five
Years ago TO-DAY. March ~ fqI1
CARROLL. Sacred 10 ,be ,,a,no,,. of
our dear husband ana fatb,r i>pI.-
ERT q. CARROLL. who entered
eternal rest March 20 1907
py y,J-p In\.,I y V,-IL,l, n,NAfL-
,<i, I,,I-,.tI-,l,p ,,I,t,-ri.i.i '
c.uun,, II, sod .I ,..,;
. Hnho'i'. IN S4u ana I"Nih& rtlmrin.
hrahce or our dear mother, RE1TlE
r. WE" lel US ihift"el
years "So .oI"H' -iai,n - i'"". ana
rbII u-b, I.ft ,,e 49,, ,-a.,,.. -
,,t - ,o, '' "7''
-i"i II -
zone. put nor forgotten
hl'' >i-'>' -N-\-\if AN
Evening star., 1916-03-29

THOMAS. Departed this life "u Mon
day. March -, 1915, Al l2;l5 ann, at
@o$ nth street northwest, Mrs. LAURA
THOMAS.
Funeral services Thursday. March 50
at > pm. at her late residence. 80
Evening star., 1916-03-29

March ~. 1916. passed into the life he
yond. ANNA LEpWAI;D, beloved wife
of Edward n. Patterson.
Funeral services at the residence. ~
Sfh street northeast. Thursday March
80. at > pm. Please omit flowers IN
terment private. %"
Evening star., 1916-03-29

ROSE. on Wednesday. March -. 1916
at / pm. AT his residence. f-H colum
hia road northwest. SAMU ET. IL
ROSE. aged foriy-SiN HearS. beloved
husband of Josephine Henrietta Rose
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
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PRYOR. IN loving remembrance Of my
devoted father. CHARLES PRYOR.
who departed this life eleven years
ago today. March 80, 1905
Gone. but never forgotten.
HIS DAUGHTER MAGGIE.
Evening star., 1916-03-29

mother. CARRIE RILEY. who depart
ed this life four years ago tod1y
March %. 1872.
EY HER DAUGHTER AND SoN-IN-
LAW.
Evening star., 1916-03-29
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No\OGUt\. Ina loving r"mcmhranc
Of my sister M EplE. who died on
year ago touaN. March -. 1915.
Tiny far" cannot see.
Thy .ar.. ! 'auuoJ ~r,-
sun lr' thi> liiIir token toll
still rrmruIl.-r th.''-
YOUR LONELY SISTER FLORENCE
Evening star., 1916-03-29
GREEN

GREEN. In sad and loving remem-
bramc" of my husband, THOMAS
GREEN, who departed this life one
Year ago TODAY. March 20. 1915.
Rest lu peace.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE. FRANCES l.
GREEN
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-06
lBv Urited ,Pressl

Ell PASO, April 6.-Consul Garcia
favors the withdrawal OF American
troops from Mexico soon> He said:
The American expedition has achiev-
cd the purpose OF breaking Villas
strength and scattering his followers
and it is unnecessary to capture Villa
10 make the expedition success. 1t
will be useless to have thousands pur-
sue him and believe unnecessary for
the American army to chase him far
ther. His power is completely brok-
en-; he is defeated and can never re-
gain leadership in Mexico" Garcia
undoubtedly reflects Carranza's views.
Villa has apparently disappeared and
the Carranzistas and American oni-
cials admit that nobody has seen him
since he disappeared from Guerrero.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-06
by United Press1

SEATTLE, April 6.-Mrs. Caro-
lima Wheeler, aged II, and Mrs. Kate
Swift, aged 50, sisters who lived in a
shack here, were found murdered af-
ter midnight this morning. Robbery
is believed to tave been the motive.
Two thousand dollars which the
women carried in their clothing, is
missing. An ak and hammer with
which they were slain were found be-
side their bodies. P. S. King. aged
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-06

The meeting at the court room last
evening to further consider the prop
osition of establishing a creamery
plant in this city was fairly we'll at
tended and probably a lot was ac-
complished in furthering the scheme.
More figures and facts were ad-
duced showing the feasibility OF the
plan and that if once established
there would be no doubt or its sue
cess and that the patronage of Car
son residents alone would almost
support the plant 1t was also shown
that there was sufficient number of
COWS available in the vicinity of Car
son to supply the minimum of cream
which the plant will require.
| Governor Boyle was present and
stated that probably within a month
, herd Of from fifty to one hundred
Holsteins would be installed on the
prison farm. Speaking as one mem
Der of the prison board he said he
| would favor furnishing the local
| creamery with the product Of the
herd.
Mr.. Gault of Chicago was called
| upon for a talk and gave some prac-
teal advice on the running OF a
creamery and believed one would be
success in this section. The cows
were here and everything else TO
make it a profitable enterprise.
After lengthy discussion of the
scheme from all angles committee,
consisting of Ed Walsh. R. O. James,
Ira Winters, Art Meyers and Ernest
Folsom, was appointed to make a
canvass Of the valley and ascertain
the actual number of cows that could
be depended on to furnish cream and
also to solicit shareholders in the
proposed scheme.
According to the plans suggested
the proposed creamery will cost
something less than $1,000. This will
be exclusive Of the refrigerating
plant, it being figured that all ice
necessary can be obtained from local
dealers.
During the evening telegram was