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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Attempt to Cross Bistritza
Is Checked by
LetchitSky.
RUSSIANS CONTINUE
CARPATHIAN THRUST
Attack on Wide Front in
Drive Against Hun
gary.

London, Sept l5.-While the battle
for Halicz continues with undated
fury, the Russians are making an ef-
fort 20 extend their gains in the Car
pathisns and so force open wide
path into Hungary.
In the Halicz sector the Germans
launched a heavy counter-attack to-
day, striving 20 force their way over
the Bistritza River But the fire from
the Cars guns caught them before
they reached the river bank and theJ
were forced TO fall back with consii-
cradle loss.
In the Carpathisns the tide is
swinging in favor of the Russian
forces, who are now attacking on
wide front. The Teutons made an at
tempt TO take the offensive to-day, but
they did not succeed.
German aviators have been extreme
" active in the Riga sector. These
fights evidently are for reconnaissance.
London still believes that Hindenburg
will attempt a big drive on this part
Of the East Front.
To-day's Russian official report says:
In the region OF Riga and on the
River Dvina the activity Of the enc
my's air feet increased considerably.
I'm the region south Of Jezupol, in
Galicia (ten miles south of Haliez).
enamy attempts 70 cross the river
Eistritza were frustrated by our fire.
in the wooded Csrpathian region,
along the upper course Of the River
Charny-C heremosh, the enemy launched
unsuccessful attacks on the heights
captured by US. 4,
"In the Baltic, on the evening or
September .. our feet successfully bonn
barded enemy trawlers IN the lrben
Straits. Some of these were compelled
TO run ashore"
The German announcement follows.
Front Of Prince Leopold Of Bavaria;
Russian attacks north OF DNetnemoutn
and near Garbunovka were repulsed.
Front of Archduke Charles Francis;
In the Carpathians the Russians made
4 Simultaneous attack along the whole
font between Smotrych and the Golden
BistritZa
They were repulsed everywhere with
the heaviest losses"
The Official Austrian statement
roads:
Russian massed attacks against our
Carpathian front. between Smotryeh.
southwest Of liable. and the Golden
Bistritza. failed before the brave re-
ST lance Of the defenders with extraor-
d.narily heavy Russian losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
HUSBAND, 100, HALES
WIFE, 90, TO COURT
After Sixty Years of Peace She
Slashed Him. He Charges.

East Meadow, Long Island, Sept. -.
After sixty years OF domestic peace.
John Lubetsky. who says he Is 100
wears old, and his wife. who IS ninety
have ouarrelled violently, so violently
that yesterday the aged John had MS
wife arrested.
"She grabbed knife and dug it into
nv wrist. your honor" he protested TO
Justice Walter L. Jones, o. Hampstead
70 whom he applied for a warrant.
The justice regarded the centenarrian
with amazement He had Mrs. Lubet-
sky brought 20 court, and, learning that
some triviality had led 20 the quarrel,
he sought TO patch it up. But the hus-
band remained obdurate, and the VIE
demanded a jury trial. The case was
adjourned until October q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Turtukai Commander Lost
in Danube Trying TO Flee

Berlin, Sept. 10 by wireless to Say
Vile, y. YD.-According to reports
from Sofia, says an Overseas News
Agency announcement to-day. General
Be.saraoesku. commander OF the re-
Gently captured Rumanisn fortress OF
Tur.ukai, attempted to escape in boat
after the fall OF the last fertilization.
The boat carrying him was sunk by
bulgarian artillery, the advices state,
and the general was drowned in the
Danube
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
ITALIANS CUT FOES
COMMUNICATION LINE
Seize Position Commanding I'M.
portant Alpine Pass.

Rome. Sept. 13.-Itslian troops in the
Dolomite Alps, on the far northerly
line Of the Austro-ltslisn front, have
captured position commanding Irave-
names Pass and cutting Austria's com
munications between the Travenanzes
Valley and the Lagazuoi region, the
War Office announced to-day. The Off
cial statement reads:
minor offensive actions continue IN
the Arsa and upper Posina valleys. On
Monday evening W. repulsed attacks
east of Griso and in the lara Valley.
North OF Falzarego our Alpine
troops gained possession Of a position
which not only commands Travenanzes
Pass. but also interrupts enemy COM
munications between the TrayfnanIes
Valley and the LagaEuoi district"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14

near the Strums. fifteen miles west OF
Demir-Hissar) and Dzuus.
On both sides OF the Vardar Allied
artillery sharply bombarded Bulgarian
organizations to the north Of Makukovo
and Majadag.
On our left wing the offensive opera
tons Of the Serbian Amy are being
actively pursued. despite the lively re.
sistance Of ;he enemy. Northwest OF
kCvel the Serbiars occupied an i'm
Tortant position after engagements IN
which the enemy suffered heavy losses.
In the direction of Kaimakealan the
Serbian advance guard fought its way
forward
Northwest and west Of Lake Ostrovo
sharp engagements are in progress.
Southwest Of the lake cur troops made
an important advance and our artil-
lery set on fire several places occupied
by the Bulgarians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Nations Entry on Side of
Allies Looked Upon
as Certain.
BRITISH RETREAT
FROM STRUMA
Serbs Smash Thirty-Mile
Line in Mace
donia.

r.,sor Sept. 1S.-Greece soon will
=, s,b.inr with the Entente Allies.
r. i the belief in London tonight.
The Zaimis ministry has resigned
- King Constantine has accepted the
- Of their portfolios. The Premier
-. has been accepted oonditionally by
;, 'n.u,i.rasopulos, former Minister OF
Justice. advocate
=. Allied cause. He has always
- with the VeaizelOs party and
sr-;rc the struggle between the eX-
r O-.-,'sr and the King opposed the pro-
German coalition. -,
10 rreater significance still are MS
-. u--erances on Balkan politics
y. ,.ld the opinion Greece ought to
n' overheard her neutrality as
-. as Rumaria cane into the war
New Premier to Consult Allies.
s,.,isl dispatches from Athens say
80, Dimitracopulos, after reaching an
's,-,.an6irg with the King, will ex-
80 his views 10 the Entente min
80. and decide, according TO their
..;,nss. whether TO accept the Prem
isrship. ,,
" pimitracopulOs. the dispatches
"a il Of the opinion that departure
tom neutrality on the part Of Greece
b, the only remedy for the present IN
..-,st:oral situation. and refers to the
c-sco.Turkish War Of 1897 when
Premier Delyannis incurred all risks IN
,-ss- - reestablish unity in the ma
ron. which was then divided as now.
J. is reported that D. Agoumis, the
former Minister at Petrograd. will be
Foreign Minister in the DImitracopulos
Cabinet
Entry Into wa- Predicted.
The choice Of an advocate Of the Al
led cause 20 form a new ministry
combined with the continued pressure
81 the Entente Powers on Greece. Will
result. 10 rs believed here, IN OreeK
entry INFO the war.
Athens has been moving toward par
ticipati3n in hostiities for the last
month. Ever since the Bulgars invaded
Macedonia the sentiment for the Allies
has been growing. The followers OF
Venizelos spurred on q new agitation
for junction with the Entente army 10
expel the invader
This agitation evidently led 70
Zai-is's res gnation. lie said recently
that internal dissension was hampering
his negotiations with foreign countries.
Moreover. he accepted the Premier
ship on condition that Greece was 70
maintain her neutrality. Apparently
ne tine has come when Athens feels
ia; she can no longer stay out Of the
var.
For two weeks here have come re-
ports from Athens that Greek reserves
we're being called 20 the colors. The
Bulgar invasion of Macedonia ana the
advance q the Egean brought 20 arms
many troops who had been demobilized
a. tie behest OF the Allies. Greece Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
TURKS PLAN TUNNEL
UNDER THE BOSPORUS
Engineers at Work on Details of
Project.

Berlin, Sept. ia project for the
Of tunnel under the Bos-
porus is being discussed az Constant
ropIe. Engineers have worked out de-
tiled plans showing that the project
il feasible and financially profitable,
While it's strategic Importance IS OBJ
vious. .:
Earlier projects for direct communi-
cation between the European and Ash
attic shores Of Turkey. inspired by the
construction Of the Ansto ian and Bag
dad railway, were devoted to the SUP,
jcet Of bridging the nnrrows At KumiIi
Hissar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Days Official Reports
on Balkan Operations

Paris, Sept. 1S.-To-dOy's official
report on operations in Macedonia
says:
On the Struma front no change in
he situation Is reported. Lively can
nonading continues. In the region Of
the Beles Mountains Italian troops are
engaged in the direction Of Butkova
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14

ready 70 throw a large force into the
war
Berlin and Vienna have indicated
that Greek declaration of war was 20
be expected. The acts of the Allied
forces in Greece have reused the leu
tonic capitals as breaches Of neutral
ity. Once Tumania had cone into the
war Greece was not expected 70 hold
back long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Rig Apartment House Traded.

Frederick Brown has sold 70 a client
of A. y. Gitterman the hVe sloIy
on.r,nent house at sos IVES, l76th
Street Mr.. Brown took in exchange a
,iot s15xlOO feet, on the west side OF
Marble Hill Avenue. 3e2 feet nor'n Of
225tb STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Woodmen Dominate Coney Parade

The Order Of Woodmen Of the World
1000 strong, dominated the parade last
night, the third Of Coney Islands Mardi
Gras. Ten companies marched, headed
bv Colonel William ]. Harvey. The pa
rade was witnessed y about $4,000
persons. To-day will be Volunteer
Fireman Day at the carnival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
Talmud Torah Sells Property.

The Uptown Talmud Torah Assoca-
ton yesterday received permission
from Justice Guy 20 sell its property
M 40 10 a. West li5th Street for s40.-
600 10 the Society for Welfare OF the
Jewish Deaf. Contracts for the trans
fer Of title was signed recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
nhevs Father: WEEDS Stepmother.

Following out the deathbed command
Of his father. Royal Peck, thirty-thres
Years old, OF l08 Rockaway Avenue,
Yesterday married his stepmother. The
woman who becomes Mrs. Peck for the
second time, was Emily Erskine before
she married. She is also thlrty-three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14

Berlin, Sept. 13.-To-doy's official
announcement says:
In Pennsylvania German troops en-
tered into fighting contact with Ru-
rianians in the districts OF Hermann
stadt and southeast Of Hoetzing.
The operations in the Dobrudja are
coing on methodically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14
An earlier announcement said !:

North Of the Somme lighting con-
tirued last evening with distinct sue
cess for our arms. The village OF
B0uchavesneS was attacked toward :
o'clock IN the evening and carried in
It's entirety By our troops in a brilliant
fight, despite the enemy's resistance.
He had strongly intrenched himself.
During the night our infantry organ
lied itself in the conquered position.
The Germans did not attempt a counter
attack.
This morning our trops, continuing
their advance eastward. took by assault
the Bots l'Abbe Farm, situated 500
metres eastward Of the Bethune road.
southeast Of Bouchavesnes We took
some additional prisoners during these
actions and captured large amount Of
material. No precise figures have yet
reached US on this subject.
To the north of Astre a surprise at
tack directed against a German trench
IN the region of Andechy gained US ad-
ditional prisoners.
On the right bank OF the Meuse (Ver-
dun 'front.' we made some progress in
the northern portion of the Vaux Cha
pitre Wood.
London, Sept. IS.-The War Office
communication issued this ereninJ
says:
An attack made last night on our
lines from the direction Of the Mouquet
Farm was stopped BY our ire and the
enemy driven back to his trenches with
considerable loss.
Berlin, Sept. 81. 49, The official
announcement from the War Office
to-day foliowS:
Front of Field Marshal Prince Rup-
precht Of Bavaria battle north Of
the Somme has recommended. Our
troops are engaged in heavy fighting
between Combles and the Somme. The
French entered Bouchavesnes. Artil-
lery duels of great violence continue on
both sides Of the Somme
Front Of the German Crown Prince
East of the Meuse (Verdun 'front.' at
tacks made by the French in the sector
Of Thiaumont and Souyille failed, caus-
ing them sanguinary losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-14

Rome, Sept. 1s.-To-dcy's official
statement says:
Salonica front-On Monday and
Tuesday in The district west of Butkovo
Lake our columns had skrmishes with
bulgarian detachments, which were
driven in beyond the Demir-Hissar-
Dorian railway line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
ENTERTAINING HEAD
OF PYTHIANS A

Arrangements have been complot
ed for the entertainment OF Brigadie r
$ Young. sur"cme chancellor Of the
knights ot lythias when ne arrives
In town next Thurs iay evening lie
will be- the guest OF honor at n dinner
at the Alyarado hotel after which
there Will he q public meeting in
knights ~ pythias hall on Gold ave-
uuo
Grad Chancellor &. /. Rerndtson
viii welcome the supreme chancellor
TO thu domain. and George : kloCk
viii express the welcome uf Minera'
lodge Of this cts. Addrcssos VIII be-
made by Colonel George " PricharN
~ Santa Fe. % of tho pioneers Of
the order In New Mexico. supreme
Representative Hugh II williams.
W Berger uf Bclon, and W
W Bowers
on Friday Mr. Young viii he taken
Tor an automobile ride over the city
~ . committee consisting of " W.
flowers. g. l. Bcrudtson ami ! i.
DRl, To note the work thar ~ being
accomplished here DO the ore OF tu-
hcrCulusis In the afternoon at I
O'Clock he VIII hold u conference
with q committee of PHI siciaus who
are member. OF he order and who
viii furnish him with Information re-
yarding tn" necessi'v of sa%natOrium
treatment Of tuberculosis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
FINAL REHEARSAL
Of COLLEGE PLAY
IS Hello TO-DAY
Man From Mexico" Will Be
Presented by University of
New Mexico Dramatic Club
Tonight at Crystal.

Flnal dress rehearsal of the Man
From Mexico which the Universal,
Of Sew Mexico Dramatic club ~ 60
present at the crystal thcatcr tonight,
vas held this morning The rchcar.
sal went with "a SNAP hat assurcB of
successful performance. Tho mem o.
beers of the cast are letter perfect IN
their parts. and Director Joe Scott h.
satisfied with the way they have TT
tci themselves into their parts.
The play viii begin tonight at 30
% yipoK Advance sale Of tickets has
assured a large audience.
Music for the play VIII be furnish
ei by the university scycn-piccc or
chostra, under the direction Of T..
stanley Sedor, professor Of music at
tho university.
The commcnCcm,nt concert was
given last night at the university
Professor Sed.r directed II. Mrs. !.
9. Schwoutker. Mrs. Mabel stevens
IIimor Miss Mary g. Brorein. Robert
T. Sewcll and l.. Leroy Yott took part
in the program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

There is moro 'itirrh in this gee
ton " tho country than all Other
dts Asses put together, and until ~
,asi few gears was supposed TO he ia
durable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced II y local dt--
oaso u prescribed local remedies
ana by constantly falling TO cure with
local treatment pronounced b. ln-
durable. Science has proven catarrh
to bo % constitutional disease. ara
therefore Requires constitutional
treatment Halls Cl'arrh cure, man
ufacturod rs + J. cheney & Co, To
lcdo ohio. Is the ouly Constitutional
cure on the market. u is taken In
@tcruHlll II acts d.rortly ON tho
blood and mucous surfaces ~ the
system They Offer one hundred dol
lars cor any .aso 10 fails 20 cure Send
Tor circulars and testimonials
Address r J. CHENEY a CO. To.
lcdo, -,
Sold hy Druggists use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

~
Wednesday partly cloudy, cooler I
} ~ north portion wednesday.
ALBUQUERQUE wotth"~ for
} the - hours cndcl At 5 p'ciock
} this morning
Maximum-si
Miuimum-i3.
Rangc-ii.
A. a. m.-52.
southwest winds
Clear.
\ losing Game.
From Judg.
The average man itiN years
ut age" didactically began Pro
} fesSor Pate. has eaten 1900
} pounds OF meat, 200 pounds
} of bread. and $500 pounds Of
} vegetable, drunk o0o gallons OF
, liquid -
And after goinE TO- all tina
} expense and trouble spoke up
} the old Codger, The has been
} unable to build ~ % structure
} that has anything like the un-
} qualified i~ndorscmcut of his
} friends ami ncighbors
}
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

lows hall Imitation win be IN order.
Chlcf Of Police j T. Galusha 1ns
been presented with "A gold badge by
friends
Mrs : q Won Alm.u leaves TO-DAY
IN CLOVIS.
George : Alter, il resident o; Wi
lard. ls . business visitor 20 Albu.
luerquc
The Iied cross, .ocicty be- To- meet
this afternoon to plan YORK Tor the
summer. especially with regard to pcs
siblr demands brought about ~ the
situation m Mexico The meeting Is
TO be al the Woman's club
\ report tha, the Elo Grand rose
a foot overnight was sad - rc wi''
out foundation hy County Engincer
Pat Ross tudas Tho gtug" showed
g feet . inchrs today. AZ tgalns' 3
fee, Yesterday morning No flood
Warming have been received,
Newton Henley. Who stabbed Mart
ano Werner last year was found : ulty
IN the district court Yesterday Of Az
sault With q deadly weapon The jury
recommended mercy.
NJ u meeting of the executive board
Of the Sew Mexico geographic scc'"t}
Yesterday Amadu chavez ana Fladclf"
Ray, were assigned to examine proc
puSrd maps ~ parts ut the STATE &,
guard against errors
T. H. SUIT Vhu admits he Is tu
@ -cnu,iyt Wis held for the sruri
fury YESTERDAY afternoon by Justice ~
tho Peace Mcclellan. cha SEED with
passing u worthless uhcok tor - 81
] MattpucCL lie was arregt,t 81
Ration sunday ana brought bach yes
torday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
WANT M. E.. BISHOP FOR
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT

Tho Methodist general convention
IN session ~ Saratoga SPRING y Y
has been momoralized ia create an
episcopal district 10 consist ~ Sew
Mexico. Arizona west Texas and
oklahoma embracing $50 charges
The memorial was presented b., Or
tlonzo Bright ami Or = II Roberts
"Gcntr,'- Eggs 3jC. Guaranteed
Jana. Naloy. Hawkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
pep" WILL Be
ICH|EF C0NO|MENT
At U.N.M. DINNER
Alumni Association Officers
and Committee Determined
to Make Organization the
Livest at Institution.

Tn" only thing tina can possibly
hurt the success of the banquet gwen
by the University uf New Mexico
Alunnac association to the gradual
ing class ana the board of regents OF
the university tomorrow night ie It's
number -twcnty-third The commit
to" IN charge are sure that their 81
forts will cirCumvcnt any such hoo.
doc rearce Rodcy and the members
working with him propose to make
1t better than any banquet that has
preceded II, to pu, new spirit INTO 'hc
organization, aud to- make every en-
student of T.. y NJ feel that he or
she are able TO do something towards
the good uf thor Alma Mater.
ct is not money that sc need, hall
so much AZ spirit said Mr.. RodeS.
We want every alumnus To feel that
he has a definite duty to perform; not
that with commencement or with
leaving the school on the hill he IL no
longer responsible The school needs
"a wider recognition in the state, tn"
time IL coming when we shall need
assistance iron is citizens, particu-
larry the legislature, and these ends
can he furthcrcd hy our alumni bet
ter than by dns other method. W"
expect the banquet tomorrow night
To furnish this pep
IN, association expects the ban
quct aud dance to be attended by
every g. y VI alumnus and friend
and have already rcscr, ed seats Tor
a number 81 out OF town alumnac
The diners are asked 10 be on hano
at TAFT nail at 8 30 sharp.
The program:
Toastmast,r. Dean - T., Holgln.
"fiov Can the Alumnac Help Or.
David Ross BOYD
ri Alunnitp Alfred Hunt 1915
THE Later Point 90 View Erna
Ferguson
"Rclation Of IA, Nlumndc go the
Tubli. - u Lane
Faculty and tho A!umuac Or
John u CLARKE.
Election ot officers
~Throughout the banquet music an
der ne direction OF Professor stanley
Scdor Viii be rendered
Following the banquet the alum
nj and their guests "ll dance a,
Rodey hail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

FORECAST. Tonight and
Wednesday partly cloudy, cooler
IN north portion wednesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


h''b
Mrs Theodore $. Wuois,y. il. re-
turns tomorrow from a visit to III
paso
Mrs. Alice stevens Upton STATE
publicity agent. arricyd today To gath
or data tor n pamphlet IN Bernalill"
county and IT. 10 be ISSUED
by the state land office.
several applicants TOT the appoint
mcnt az appraiser of the water works
for the city were given . hearing r'
Mayor Wcsterleld II members ot the
council AS, night ~ announcement
regarding a possible appointment D.
expected at this time,
Tony Michelbach. the ,avl operator
was ;incd $40 and costs m the cit.
court today. for alleged soliciting 81
ttros Tie gave notice Of appeal
T.. y Garcia, an ATTORNEY, iurmcrl
OF Deming, has arrived o. this Cit7
and win enter the practice of law
here. with his family he has s"t 80
his home at i05 North Fifth street
Joseph Barnett has returned irorU
an extended trip east. Mr. Barnett
j. listing relatives NJ Webb City. Nj.
Mr. and Mrs. T r MURPHY OF Ration
returned to their home last nsht aftcl
visiting their niece. Mrs. ! g. Lyons
her"
Sec. in another column. adv %ortisn-
men, for bids for IN. building of nm
portant uew buildings for the lnI-
vorsity ~ Sew Mexico
" II Hahn u former resident 81
this CITY. was here yesterday on nj.
way from Hollywood. Cal. his pres
ont homo. To- Santa Pc to visit r"l'.
.il.s.
Mis- catalina Garcia and David lu.
peg were married last night by justice
of The Peac" " W Mcclellan
Tho Rcbckah lodge viii meet Co.
night At the - q. + hall Tn
meeting win ho allied At : o'clock
Rem Williams, formerly u resident
81 Albuquerque wax her. on his way
home 90 ~ raso from Santa Fo last
night
:. 4. R~oscuWlld. of Roscnwild
brothers. has returned To- the city after
m extended buying trip IN Sew Yorl
Returning from their honeymoon
Mr.. n Mr. Al Nahieu have taken
up their residence mere and nov ar"
at home 10 their friends ut 3lHla
south FIRST street
Mr. aud Mrs g. l.. Hog". who have
been making their home In 'ol"rFd"
and northern Sew Mexico for severn
years, again nave established Their
residence here
Born Ia Nh and Mrs charles Gar
ret. YESTERDAY q laughter
Al odd Follows and Rcbekahs or"
a--t.-..-I H -H.-.I 49,. FaaIt. .F .Af-
late brother John Mann Services
are a. zoe held At French's undertaklEs
aprlurs Ma &c. az $50 y. ~.
Tn outortuIumont whi"h w's 10
have been given Friday night las ~
young men Of the Methods oh.r'h
has hcou advanced Ia Thursday r,sGt
\ special meeting of hdah 'hapt"'
30 3d. - D. .lll he he'd tonight
At the Masuuly compile, Mrs Emma
Muir Of lore. hur- grand mn'r"n aud
william Ncw.uWh Of Stlv"' tlfN
grand patron WI'l be present
Tn" MISS .ufrt socieiy of IN"
broadway christian church Will meet
With Mrs " r. ware. dni N"1h
Broadway wednesday, afternoon At
. 30 o'clock The subject undo" d's-
cussioR viii by .pur M!ssionsr' Work
In Porto RICO Leader, Mir. !. :.
Shoccrtft TNs hcing the la-t meet.
ing before the tate convention II
Christian rhui,hc. 10 he held n IN"
local church. ll' members and friends
are earnest, rolcus,cd To he prs mt
The woman. Relief Corps VII
meet n r"rslai -ession Wedncrln'.
May Ia. At 40 clock. in bdd Fol-