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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Help Wanted-MaIe.

Help Wanted-Male.
WANTED-Two experienced hotel men One
for manager Of small hotel salary 500 or
over per month. the other a steward at SIS
TO 500 month Address Box 648. Alhu-
querque, n. NJ. giving experience and ref
erences-
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE-Ft Worth.
Tex Wants you TO learn the trade II this
opportunity means lighter, cleaner work at
better pay you want it. Can learn in a
few weeks and have your own shop Write
for the truth about it today.
Help Wanted Agents.
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AGENTS-Men OF women to sell household
specialties. write for particulars. Household
Specially Co, SO Paschal ST. san Antonio,
Texas.
Help Wanted-SaIesmen-
-~C~~0-~~
MEN and women TO handle easy seller Sal
airy $3.50 a day Call at 1915 Montana
Ave- between y m and D m
WANTED-An experienced photograph
salesman. Make application in writing 10
II Paso Piano Co P. O. Box $50.
Statesmen WANTED-To handle coffee
and vinegar as side line west Texas. Arizona.
New Mexico. Liberal commission Address
Az Bruce. state Agent. Dallas. Texas.
Help Wapted-MaIe and Female
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WANTED-Experienced waitress or waiter.
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A. SOLICITORS; -
80 -t;Ii+- -, l-e.--1' . ~ l -,
~, an ~ e27e AZ S1.s
Ave
Wanted HelD-f emaIe.
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CHIROPODIST wanted. 21s Herald Bldg.
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hANIED-Colored woman TO do general
houseWork ana cooking Call mornings 6405
7 any .+- - " - n
$50 60. - P1'ii'ei' s'e'9 "@s7S -'sN- 'N
WANTED-Good bousekeepeT and cook
Phone 1878.
WOMAN TO helm in hotel Main cook an
swer bell. good home. small wages $40 T.
9Nerland- Cecil hotel
SifuaFion. Wanta6-HaIa
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CARPENTER wants work. Job or day Phi
2o-o u.
WANTED-Carpenter work, repairing spe-
f Si,,Sy- Fhone sesS or cal 1913 East OFer-
GERMAN experienced in irrigatlng and
Iarnlng. wants Positon or would rent
MLIIe - are Heraic-
EMPLO1MENT wanted by an experienced
anu eILeient American; age =, g9oo sales
man ana oiIice man b D. care heEalo-
BOOKEFFPF,R- ST-F,NOGRAPHFR wants
position Twelve years experience. i've
years IN n faso- Married fanny mere REL
eIences anu Doho II desired fhone 41Vo-
WANTED- Position nv evperienced stem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Help Wanted-Agents.

specialties. write for particulars. Househol
Specially Co. SO Pasehal St. san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Money to Loan

Money to Lean.
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WE HAVE client with $1,000 10 loan on
city property. Phone 1860.
WE DO q general loan business buy notes.
can make loans TO be repaid in easy IN
stalments 20 suit your income The money
Is always ready. No delay. Equitable Loan
Assn. 314-S15 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

FANCY stock setting eggs. 500 for n
Barred Rock. Black AIinorcas. r / Red.
White Leghorn- Phone s1IS J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that E c. Held and
Chas c Held. composing the partnership
known as Held Bros. intend TO incorporate
without change Of firm name Witness our
hands this - day Of Dec A. D. 1915.
E c Held
Chas C. Held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Poultry and Pet Stock

HENS FOR SALE Phone 5s75 ".
BELGIAN hares. Thoroughbred Phone 474e.
NINE varieties cocks and cockerels 81 up.
lieasday Poultry Farm. Anime Ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

I'VE looms next Globe Mills
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
WHOLESALERS Prices for Prsdace
Charged by Omaha Dealers,


BUTTER-No. / creamery. ln oartons
Sc No. :. nc. In tuhS sOc
POULTRY -iiens lee; roostcrs, size;
youns rooS'srs, ll@ise; ducks, is9e;
cnEEsS sS-imroried swiss. a.. dSmes-
tic, Ssc; block, 2sc, twins. eNc: cnlsies, NOe:
triplets. 20c; young America, nc; blue,
label brick, 2c; limburger. &c. imported
French Rouuefort, 5S,
OTsTERS-C'heSalsss ssse per gal: Stand
ards, sl26; selects. u.5o; gmaii standards.
selects, $3.50; counts. n.S: Blue Points
FIsH-Frcsh. per H.: Catfish. SIC; hal.
but. lec; salmon. l7asc; red snapper, Itc:
fiounAers, nc. Frozen. per 10: Haiibut'
lie; herring. si466c: trout, 1sc; white So
sOe S sAoS s5SeS SBs psi R,ckeT %S,e SS pix
pered; per H.; Salmon. ne; Finnan had
cSI.ERY--rer dos. mammoth, sOc: me-
REEF cUTs-No, ribs, isxe: No. ?
ribs, ls&e;, No. . ribs, lEte;. No. lolns
go o SaSs sSUSSs iSe e No. NO. SoSSsds, SoSds,' iss
No. rounds, Ithc; No. 3 rounds. isc:
Ne ! plates. shei No plates, sac: No.
Fruit and yesetAhle prices furnished by
Gilinskx 4 Co;
isss. SSss, $50 Sox: gss. 3 q, S.7B box: itSS
xSG box sole. gles, Eos, - Is tox. Lemons:
Cord, $40 box. GrHpefruit: ga. sara box:
sls, SIS box: Sos, 42,sb box: teG. SSee bsx:
es. $50 box; 96s. 12es. S25o box, Grapea'
t6.JoftS01 kec. Bananas; Medium size
punches. 81 slS0usil5 bunch; medium sise
9Gmbos, 2o0q22 bunch; regular size
yumbos. S25o6ie.75 bunch: extra large
yufnbos, s3.elfS3S bunch: Mammoth
Jumbos. S560l37j bunch.
VEG tTABL-kS-onions: Red yellow, ~
ID: spanish. 1.2s crate. Rhuharh. s20e
box. Caulifiower. $500 crate. Lettuce, 800
doDen. Bruesel sprouts. 1nc u. Cabbage
Ire W. Peppers. S0c basket OLD bcots.
carrots tvrnips phrSnips, rnmblEas.
soc doren. Celery; California, Eoc dozen:
Florida, and dozen crata. e27i;
Florida, six dozen crate. s2oO crate,
s2OO bushei; white, ss.sS bSshei' POTATOES:
Montana N.l0 bushel: Colorado White.
u.l0 buBhel; Red River Ohios, 81 20 bushel.
sweetpotatoes: Delaware. BIS hamper:
APPLES-Bsn Davis, Rochter. in bar
reis, Ate bbl; Ben Davis. other VariatieA
b barrels. $50 ehl.; Black Ben DAVIS
n.6O box: Ben Davis. Idaho, uso box:
Home Beauty lSss ana smaller. $50 box: box
". W. PearmAipes, Colorado, tl.S box.
extrR fancy WiAe seps, ta.5o box: Iowa
state Greenings. n.O box: Arkansas
SCFsI.iAANIsoUs-H Comb, ySD
crate. Airline. R4-s Ca. n.So case. Dates.
figs: Drum dates. &I5 box: fard dates.
l2c H.; stuffed dates. si.T box; new figs
Al1c 10; iO-I H.. packages. ss.se case. Pea
nuts, nuts: Peanuts. No. I, raw. 6isc H.:
roast, SC ib.; Jumbo. raw. SIC H.; Jumbo.
roasted, SNc. Fflberts, lso To-; pecans,
nuts. ibc No. Cranberries, 500 bbi cider,
1926 keg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
In State Of Suspended Animation for
Greater Part Of Irregular
Session.
TRADING SHOWS MUCH APATHY

NEW YORK, March S-rhe market
Nes IN state OF suspended nnisuhtien
Tor the greater part of today's irreCular
pend'nE deveiopnents nj honsc and
abroad Trading was marked BY frequent
periods o. utter apathy and dealings
were local 10 an unusual dekyree
In the final hour the list became ami
mated and fAtrly strong, the rise follow
ina the publication Of favorable govern
Approaching agreement with Germany
ovyr the submarine controversy. In
pcint a oi tsst, however, stocks that prof
relation 60 these developments.
Quotations were fairly maintained. even
anr,nS me intsrvSis oi sstrrns an,iness;
steel and Hennecott Copper was effective
NJ times. This was nullified In a meas
nre p,..5S by the & Sotvity "a 1na strSngth OF
other rails. Including 1ehiEh Valley. In
general the movement IN rails was de-
iisvon. Rock island ana a few less con
spououE issues showing seESing
secondary industIials. munitions and
nroio ors. az Well as some Of the more ina
portant metals, were lower BY 20 almost
: points at midday. but this trend was
Superior rose 80 10 the new record u
iOA wh'lc American ZINC and others 81
the same cless rose substantiaIiy. rnited
threw threw Stt ST. Their early hesviness.
was shown at times by PittsburEh Coal
common and preferred. United StateR In
drstrial Alcohol American Tobacco.
American sugar and Ferulixers The
easiest tone % these stocks was attTfb-
uted in part 10 the issuance of ornual
statements. some of which fell short OF
popular expectations.
P-iccs were scarcely affected BY. the
news that an Ohio jury hed handed down
indictments against officials OF leadfnN
steel companies operaung in that rtat I
/ for alleged violation Of labor laws. Total
1 sales amounted to 6fS.0 shares.
Bends were iregular. with total sales.
par value, kaiOhO0o United States binds
were unchanged on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
| on stocks were a. fotlawH:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day On Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. March S-FLoUR-Aisr-
ket barely steady
WHEAT-spot market weak; No. 2 hard.
81 Is No. 1 durum, ti.9O: No I, north
ern. Duluth. u.s4; No. I, northern. Msni-
toba. H.ii1f, Q. b., New York. Futures.
weak; May, kiS7k.
CORN-Spot market easy: No. 2 yellow,
s2a4dShc, c. T. T., New York.
OATS-Spot steady; standard, i9c. No.
white. lsa4Sifc.
HAY-Firm. No. !, N.8LGla0: NO. =
n.5fl.2b: No. 3. u-ooaLOS; shipping, IS
HoPs-oulet. state common 10 choiee,
lgl5; l4q25c: 1914, 55sc; Pacific coast 1915,
l2ftl5C; 1914, SalOc,
HfDES-Steady. BOgota, 33034c Central
America. 3Sc.
L.ltATHER-Firm homlocl firsts, $50
Sac: - conds, 32G33c.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm. mess. t27.5O
1880 family. 81. 50u 2t.E0 short clears,
ti.Sm240' Reef firm: mess. sl1.O0dl7 80;
family, SlG5Oaie5n. Lard, easy; middle
west. SO. 1Bfi0.S5.
S'Sn9c. specinl. Sisc.
BuTTER-EaSier, receipts. 9.S9t tubs;
creamery extras. 3lgSSc. trsts, Sota Soac'
seconds. 32kd35c
EGGS-FiTfn; receipts. IS t2S cases; fresh
gathered extras. 2tff95c; extra firsts 2Shc;
firsts. 23c. seconds. n Va 22Isc.
POtLTRN-Alive. uncertain. IL cents
or better for average fowls and fancy
at premium; dressed quiet; chickens
CHEESE-Firm; receipts lA boYes
state. whole milk. flats. held. colOred.
specials. 1Sc: same, white, INC; same. col
ored. average fancy. fTiSai7Ac: same.
white. lT1zc. flats, current make, specials
i7hc; same. average run, l7c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
OH nna Roain.

SAVANNAH. Ga, March G-TURPEN-
TIHE-Market steady; Sste; sales. ice
bbls.; receipts, es bbis.; shipments. Hs
bbls: stock. i0.OA bills.
ROSIN-Market firm: sales, 255 bbls.:
receipts, l25 bbls.; shipments. 1.2o3 bbls.;
stock, A70S bhis. Quotations; a, b. g.
500; I. sSOodS Is: X, ss.isis6 50; NJ, S6s5; n.
t5. lSg5. 80; WG. SS.65d6.7o: WV. Ss.S0aS.s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
NevI Ynrk AlnneY llarsket.

NEW YORK. March S--MERcAETELE
PAPER-Sa9A per cent.
sTERI.IfSG EXCHANGES x r-dey
bfils san: demand, 1ATe; cables. eA7sA.
siIvER-Bar. 55&cs Mexican ooliErs,
t9&c
BoNDs-Govemment STEADY: railroad.
steady.
TTME LoANs-FtTner; sixty-day bills.
cent: six rnonthh SSfSk per cent.
CALI. MONEY-FtT1n: high. ~ per
cent; low, 3 per cent: ruling rate ~
bid, per cent; Offered at "a per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
Dry Good. nIarkat.

NEW YORK, March S.-DRY GOODS
Osnaburgs and duck were firm and ae-
tive today. Cotton goods were generally
firm Yarns were irregular. spinners
firm. Delays in shipments arc numer-
Gus. owing 20 transportation difficulties
Labor troubles IN INIT GcoCs e tiers are
becoming more serious,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09

OMAHA. March S-Bank clesrings for
corresponding day last year SS,ii2.063.n.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, March E-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures was quiet to-
day and prices we're influenced by COM
paratively small orders. The opening was
steady at an advance OF 20 10 points
on n moderate demand from two or three
OF the local brokers. who may have been
operating for either Wall street OF trade
interests. There was little scattered sell
ing which seemed 20 come partly from
European sources, and after touching
8i4c early. September eased OF TO s0c
while December sold off from S2ldS. l9c.
Offerings were light. however, and mar
ket later steadied again on a little buy
ing which may possibly have been In
spired BY apprehensions OF a further Ad-
vance In marine war risks. The close
was to u points net higher. Sales.
se,o ,ooo bags; March, l.SSc; April. 1910; May.
7slc; June. SOoc; July. GO4e: August. s.osc;
September, sic; October. Size; Eovem-
Der. sic; December &sle; January, $40:
February. G29c.
Spot market quiet; Rio 7s. Ssfc: Santos
a.. lOhc Very few offers were reported
In the cost and freight market with
prices about unchanged, owing TO the
holiday there, were no official quotations
from Brazil.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
FINANCIAL
NtnrA- ed nnnA.

Stock> asd aosa..
HAVE tWp N.Ump nlafugsgcs araWtuz s
yer rent interest. secured on Tennessee
land, due IN nnd s gnars; viii trade
for good autouohlic, ~ what have you
Niircss 6l5. OTnNhR Rec
NORTG AGk--haNe for sale S2e,A eer
Mtec. ON lGn acre farm in Nebraska. q.
\. Grimmcl $40 Cm. Nat Rk. BLDG
81 800 FARM mortgage bcnrnE 3 per cent,
secured hy 6an RCrCs Of land. TNlmngC
lycomis Inv. Co W q. " RldE
AhstrpctS Of Tttir.
Gunr.onfnn Abstract Co We can bring
@~''' ''''' aosn YOUr abstract on
shol1 notice Il. Z Patterson Rldg. II .2eai.
KERR lite guarantee snd Asstract
Co. a modern abstract offtoA
30 q l9lh 81. Tcl. ~ sax.
REED ABSTRACT co. Oldest abstract
OFFICE tn Nchrstska ae BrandeAs Thea
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
FARM LAND FOR RENT

FOR RfN leo acre farm. general store
Chas postofticcj. dig chance for man
with family Weston. y. D.. 81 500 pays
rent ana stock: Investigate, Postmaster
BPdlaId d y. D
% ACRES fine rich level land, close to
Benson, 81 an acre,
HASTINGS & HETDEN, 1914 Ilarney.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PR'P'TY
WANTED TO RENT

WE HAVE A SYSTEM THAT
WILL RENT
your vacant property. We DO IL for
others, why not you? Telephone us right
now.
THOS. L. MGARRY,
Keeline Bldg. Red a344.
WANTED--April l. or 5-room modern
apartment. fiat or cottage, between 18th
and 30th near Farnam; give full paruc-
ulars. F GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

MONEY in chickensi v rite for Johnson's 8
free catalogue, Pou try KnoW-Ho
about the pay-for-itself Old TrliSty In.
cubator. Nj. NJ. johnson Co. Clay Cen
ter Neb.
Thoroughbred Boston terrier puppies
males, SIS; females, 81; fully pedigreed
Max Geisler Bird Co, 1911 FarnRm 81
RHODE lsiand ited egss. fertility guar
anteed, N-Oo setting. b0O hundred. Wal
nut 1879.
AXD grain. 100 Ibs.. N.76. Wagner. SOiN.Ii
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
BUYERS WITH
THE MONEY
10 INNEHr

Farm land ads placed in these coli
umns reach the KIND Of people ali
over the west who have ample funds
with which To invest in lands.
in THE BEES country circulation.
Although the subscription rate Is
higher, THE BEE has a greater coun.
try circulation daily and Sunday than
its nearest Omaha competitor. Send In
your ad and reach some real bvy ers.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
When in need OF help OF any kind
write. Telephone or call on us.
CUNNINGHAM LABOR AGENCY.
III s. 18th st Omaha Mob
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
REAL ESTATE-oTHER CITIES

CHEAP-Twelve Groom and bath apart !.
ment house IN Kansas City. favora bly,
located and all rented. Might con-
slider trade for good western Iowa or
eastern Nebraska iHrm. General Man
camille Co, Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
New York Lands.
MInconnIn lands

a 1-s-.-.- - - ,.-S--1 : - - -
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted: lands for sale at Low prices On
easy terms. Ask for booklet ~ on WIS.
consin Central Land Grant EKcellsal
lands for stock raising IL Interested IN
fruit lands ask FOR booklet on App.e
orch arus. Address Land and 1ndustItA,
Dept. 500 Line Railway. Minneapolis
Ainn.
Miscella neOas.
HAVE YOU a FAnA FOH SALE !
Write q gooo description OF your land
and send Il 10 the Sioux City uAD Jour.
nal, "IoWa'B Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium" Twenty-Five words every Fri-
day evening. Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and sunday for
one month. giving sixteen ads on twelve
different days for -. OF 20 words, "a. or
Ib words. s.
Largest circulation Of any Iowa news
paper. 2Je0Oo readers daily In four great
states
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
REAL ESTsTE- SUBURBAN
Dundee Lots-S1 80 Each
Dundee Bungalow
Ntkst.eIlan~ssns,

FOR any ana an iSft,ds of acreaEe located
on or near car Tine. cRll c. n Comba
nb RrAndeis Thente~ ndc Tong. ara
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
REAL ESTATE-BUs. PRoP'TN

a5 FEET. 18th St. biks. from yiaduct.
$500. McCague Inv. Co. McCague Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
Observation-Disclosures Es

HUhStS-LlYES OCh-VEnICtES
FOr sale.
MUST SELL HARNESS.
81 200 worth Of double harness 10 close
out al "A discount OF one-third from reg
ular price u.G0 Worth OF single haT-
ness 10 close out al ono-half regular
price. Harness shipped subject TO IN
spection. II not satisfied. money viii
JOHNSON -DANFORTH co,
l62s-3l-33 y. 10th ST, Near Clark ST.
ONE seven year-oid marc, VT. 900. one
five -year-old mare. VT. l.9D0: best farm
team In the country. Also one nine
mont old mare colt. Forest Farm, two
miles west half mile south of Benson
Call Douglas BIOS OF Benson 6S53.
HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS.
We make them ourselves and sell them
direct TO the consumer. Why pay two
profits for inferior goods when you can
get high-grado goods at first cOstg
ALFRED CORNISH a. CO,
1910 Farnam St. Omaha
INTELLIGENT and persistent advertis-
ing will "self' any saiable real estate.
and the largest number OF prospective
buyers can te reached through the
Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide to all
OF Greater Omaha-THE BEE.
FRESH COWS for sale. 2ssl 4th Ave. Co
Bluffs.
HAY-S7.0O ton. A. W Wagner. SOi N. &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
miscellaneous,

tl1.00-4-r. house and lots, 34l5 Maple 81.
t25.00-7-r.. strictly mod. 3S40 Franklin.
S2500-7-r., strictly mod. ms S. 26th st.
e515 Pacific st.
These are all good houses. Look
them over.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-09
FARM AND RANCH LANDS


iNNES'TM ENT-To close
nm estate We are Offering SE-acre
farm eastern Iowa. al ElA per. This
is an excellent property and priced
away below adjoining farms. Any one
looking for nrst- -cluss Investment
should investigate this. Relyca 4 Gtf-
ford ne Rautge Rldg Omaha Neh
New Britain herald., 1916-12-15

Cheyenne, directing the rescue work, said that the men had been able to keep alive by crowding beneath the coming tower for air, in this way escaping the chlorine gas fumes from the batteries.
 All day long, until the sea swept the frail little craft further backward, the men of the H-3, bottled up in the hull, were rattled around like nuts in a barrel One lonely figure stuck to the bridge as if he were lashed to the divers superstructure until the beat ing of the great breakers began heeling the submarine over and back. Then he disappeared, the matches were bat tened down, and crew and officers were prisoners.
 Lieutenant H. R. Bogusch was ir command of the H-3, with Lieutenant E. F. Zemke.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-15
HELD IN SUBMARINE
 WHILE STORM RACES
Crew Of H-BOat Rescued After
 Thrilling Experience

Eureka, Cal, Dec. 15.-Twenty-six aboard the United States submarine H-3 imprisoned since dawn in the submersible, which went ashore on a, shoal near the entrance to Humboldt Bay, were rescued last night, after twelve hours of peril.
 Five were brought ashore /on 8 brooches buoy at o'clock. Within an hour the remaining nineteen men of the crew and the two officers were res- cued.
 Coast guard smen shot a line across the bow of the H-3 as darkness set in. Watchers on shore saw that the sub marine became more steady in the surf as the line was made fast Then a brooches buoy was rigged and the rescue work began.
 Tn a dense fog the H-3 struck a sand spit while cruising from Puget Sound on her way to the Mare Island navy yard, in San Francisco Bay. She was accompanied by the Cheyenne and the submarines HI and H-2 Officers of the Cheyenne said they be- heved the accident was caused by the engines of the H-3 becoming dis a.bled.
 Commander w. E. Howe, of the
New Britain herald., 1916-12-15
DIR. HUNTINGTON DEAD.
Had Been With Boston University For
 46 Years

Boston, Dec. 15.-The retirement or pr. William F. Huntington from ac- tive educational work was announced versity yesterday accepted his resig- nation as dean of the graduate school. Dr. Huntingdon has been connected with the university for 46 years and served as it's president for two years.
 Professor Arthur w. Weisse, head of the biology department of the col lege of liberal arts of the university, was chosen as Dr. Huntington's suc- cessOr
New Britain herald., 1916-12-15
cH7NcEH oR VON sETHNANN- HOALWEG

kaiser the office of chancellor has been filled by Caprivi, Hohenlohe, Buelow and Bethmann-Hollweg
 The last named is a Brandenburger by birth and was educated in the law, entering the civil service of the German government in 1879. He held various offices before becoming Prussian minister of the interior in in 1905, and he attained his present post in 1909. He was sixty years old on Nov. 29.
New Britain herald., 1916-12-15

Theobald von Bethn@nn- Hollweg, who announced to neutral nations and the Vatican Germany's willing ness to open peace negotiations, is chancellor of the German empire and thus holds the position first occupied by the great Bismarck. He is ex- officio premier of the empire and re- sponsible for it's government Since Bismarck's deposition by the present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-29
MICHIGAN STATE SOCIETY
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY
Gives Dinner at Rauscher's Wednes-
day Evening, With Addresses and
Music a. Accompaniment.

With a program Of addresses and mu-
scial numbers. the fifty-third anniver-
sary dinner Of the Michigan State As
ISOLATION of Washington was held
Wednesday evening at Rauscher's in
celebration Of the seventy-ninth ami
versary of the admission Of that state
into the Union. Representative Pat
rick H. Kelly. spresident Of the asso-
citation, presided. e.;
Those who spoke and their topics
were: Senator Charles E. Townsend, on
"Pan-Americanism"; Rev. DR.. James
Shera Montgomery, pastor Of the Met
ropolitan NJ. q. Church, on The Pa
triotism of Preparedness: Represen-
tative Samuel e. Winsiow Of Massa-
chusetts. on What New Highlander
Thinks Of Michigan" and Gerrft J.
Dickema. former representative. on
'Michigan-ths Typical American
leader Of the United States Marine
Rand. gave q cornet solo and several
vocal solos were sung by Miss Helen
Among the guests Of honor were Ad-
miral Charles e. Clark. Surgeon Gen.
A. Towne, John Burke. United States
treasurer: e. A. Hayes. Justice r. N.
Montgomery, Justice George e. Martin
and nearly the entire Michigan dsleEa-
ton in Congress and also eight mem
bers of Congress from other states, a.
the invited guests of the members from
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-29

New York police shortly after the muir
der in July, 1912. of Herman Rosenthal.
They were found, he said, in the room
Of Harry Horowitz, known to the New
York authorities as ''Gyp the Blood.
and were held for few days while
the murder was being investigated. but
were released when they established an
a1ibi: They came to Chicago last Sep
to have police records in New York.
Only portions of the alleged confess
sions were made public by the police
and no announcement was made re,
garding what information, II any. nao
been obtained from half q dozen other
persons, several of them women, VINO
are held as material witnesses.
Practically all of the money stolen
from the bank has been recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-29
TO TALK OF REFRIGERATION.
Address Tomorrow Evening by Miss
Holbrook of Theosophical Society.

Evidences of Reincarnation" will be
the subject for the first address by
Miss Isabel Holbrook, national lecturer
of the Theosophical Society. to be de-
livered tomorrow evening at O'Clock
at 1915 H street northwest Miss Hol-
brook is here for a three-week en-
gagement.
THE Book of Revelations" will be
the subject of Friday nights lecture.
Question meetings will be held Thurs
day evenings. An inquirers' class will
be held Monday evenings. An infor-
NAL tea with opportunity for guests to
meet the lecturer will be given at the
hall Saturdays at 5 o'clock, commence
ing next week.