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lei

pwiGpT--on SATURDAY. sep.rmbc- 30.
loiS. at sesbrisht. y. j., Frederick A.
nright son OF the late Amos Tro~-
bridge and Clarissa Smith Dwight and
hqahand Of A|ntoinettc Raymond
uviglt. in his seventy fifth year.
Tlr'ral at mis- Ssabright residence.
tuesday afternoon. october Q. at 4
o'clock. Intern'ut In New Haven,
Conn at the convenience of ;hc family.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on sunday morn
ing. OCT. |, 1915. at his residence, Ash
It'd Mas, Loyal Fsrrsgut, son OF
To late Admiral David GLASGOW Farra-
rIt, IN the ssveIty-secoud wear OF his
&c
funeral services at the Church OF the
pcarnauor. TUESDAY,. october ?, at ?
y VI. Kindly omit owers.
Z w. Hattie Hcan Hume, beloved wife
# thomas j. Hume. at Sew Milford,
oHn, sunday. October /.
Nn'!'e NJ funeral hereafter.
K.tT. september 30, at Shelter Island
Heiynt., :. Y, Or, ], Lester Keep OF
I'ookl,n X. Y,
! n.-ll services NJ his late residence. 400
atom avenue, Tucsdsy. Q r "
Hlt'N,-suddonly. on September so,
Donald Openshaw Murray, son OF Henry
= end Mary Op-nHhaw Murray.
- pTlNt aye. NlnplN omit MOWERS.
PACKER On october I. 1916,
Nalrr-GcncraI Galusha ~Pennypickor,
Army, retired, % 900 South ront.
street Ph.ladClph!s.
>.''o" ~ fun"rn, later.
htfNpND-On Thurslay September IS,
'fl3 AZ his Mtr residence, - Msccit.
.i avenue, M"rr'stowu, -. j, Charles
. Raymond, surviving son Of the la.c
Benjamin g hammond amt Lois Mathsi
q Albany. y /.
- rpN1I"A>Dr At Goshen, Y. Y.
Que. nineteen hhndrod and sixteen
i'rf' White Van Cor,llnit, son oi
NSI''.s char cite Amelia Bunch Van
''tr1' IN ~ -. ~ hIs agc.
81 service VIII he held at -. Jane,
L scrsl church, Iosher. y. Y.
'"l OF four, ~ "l"v,n for'y.Hve
TH.r 'e1'"s Er's Stn'Hnn, I~-say ,!fr
80 a II C.l',lm' ,',I.- VT
10 DO - ""Yiiruu CON-. =. CI-'.
~ 90 r" ire o. "'N. - 'cr
The sun., 1916-10-02
SENATOR CLARKE
OF ARKANSAS DIES
President Pro TEN. Of Senate
Succumbs to Apoplexy
at Age Of 50.
FOUGHT EIGHT HOUR BILL
He Also Led the Party Revolt
Against First Ship Pur-
chase Measure.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Oct. Limited
States Senator James p. Clarke, Presl-
den, pro tenipore Of the United states
Senate, died a. his home here to-day.
Senator Clarke suffered a stroke OF APP
cpleSy Friday and never regained con-
sciousness.
Physicians and members Of his family.
however. minimized the seriousness Of
his condition. 80 that the news OF his
death came az a shock. His physician
said that the Senator first complained OF
feeling III when he returned to his home
from his law office Wednesday after
noon.
His i~ndispoeition continued Thursday
and Friday and the stroke Of apoplexy
occurred about s o'clock Friday evening.
Funeral services will he held Tuesday
afternoon at the Senator'S residence hcre.
followed by burial in n local cemetery.
The sun., 1916-10-02

SEAREIGiIT. y. J., oct. l.~-fredcrick \
Dwight. 20. a retired shipping merchant.
whose father. Amos I. Dwight, vas "a
Dir, goods merchant OF New York, died ut
lbs summer home here yesterday. lie
had been III three years. His New York
residence was AZ sol Park ven Ills
widow, three sons and two daughters sur
yive.
The sun., 1916-10-02
Thomas Henry Anderson.

DEHvyR. col. Oct. Thomas Henry
Anderson. Associate Justice Of the SUI
irene Cour, Of the District Of Column
bia. died early to-day AT n local hos
p.tnl. following an operation. He came
20 colorado Las, May 70 regain his health
.Judgc Anderson was 6s years old and
a native ~ Ohio. He had been a mem
hcr of tho supreme bench ~ the Distric.
Of Columbia since 1901. The body Will
bc sent 20 Washington tomorrow for
burial
The sun., 1916-10-02

MUNcIE, Ind, oct. Robert Irwin
Patterson. - years old. better known
"A. CORPORAL Bob writer of verse and
army history. died at his home here.
After returning from the civil war he
served as clerk Of Delaware county and
postmaster here. lie had the title Of
poet Laureate Of the Grand Army of
the Republic
The sun., 1916-10-02
MARRIED.

FT!day, Fsbcu-
airy I. At Christ Church. Glen Ridge,
S. j., By tho Rev. Edwin a. White.
u. e.. L.. Helen virginia, daughter Of
frank \. Potter OF East Orange, y. j.,
t., Henry Parsons Chapman OF East
Orange.
The sun., 1916-10-02
WROTE So. 900 INSURANCE.
g. j.. Richardson. New York Life
Agent. Dies In baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Oct l.--Gcorcc J. Rich
Arison. an insurance man. died here to-
day. lie was the ncstor OF agent in
the New York Life Insurance Company
and had written 81 .0oo. 900 Of insurance.
Mr.. Richardson was - years old. He
wrote $1,000 900 In policies after he
was 20.
The sun., 1916-10-02
Thomas r. weedtn.

PuoE$iv. Ariz.. Oct. Thomas r
W.cdin. reg .strar Of tho United states
land Oiics ard formerly city editor OF
,ne Kansas city Times N ornah'.
WorId- Hcrald. died here early to-day.
lie founded me Brownsville Tenn }
DculoCrnf.
The sun., 1916-10-02

RRowSsvILLL, Ten. oct. l.--capt.
Dean Archer. Twenty-siXth United States
Infantry, died here last night OF menin-
Kits. capt. Archer was 30 years old
and entered the arIny as a private in
1895. He was a native of Richmond. Va.
The sun., 1916-10-02
Dr. George n. Wilson.

CHELSEA. Mass. oct, DIR. George y
Wilson, commandant Of the Natal Hos
Uitdl here, died to-day after a brief III
rcss. He was horn in kittcry, Me. in
1868. Before coming here IN lH1e he
was SURGEON of the Asiatic fleet.
The sun., 1916-10-02
TITS Rise IN Politics.

Iane. r. Clarke was born in Yazoo
c''y. Miss, or August -. 1854 ~" was
educated IN the public cchools there and
later obtained n law degree at the Uni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-10
kME RICAI RESULT
|NTERESTSFRENCH
FORT NAiN DEFENDERS SHOW
GItE ~ INTEREST NNONG
FAILING HONli-.


FORT NAlN uU Oh, ..r.w Front
Noy STA Paris ignr stay. cor.
respondent 1I f.r 1850, aiai Press
o. News of iH, .1ru'.I e'rrfD. Boo
the Uiuicd state. $500. 'el.gapH.d
hy wireless 20 fN. correspondent obi.
the Associated Nr.s 900 FoH Nluy
today aud created immense interest
amid tH' aatI,0fi, of iei0n.. U.,
pararon ANA under % Very severe
German hOmhariW'uf
Tho b.mnardmcu' reached tH" .nr'
which is tb, MOST advanced fortified
point OF ihr French lines a' Nerluu.
around the walls ul val,h hy'ls
were then allur within tbr gar
rison the French we're engaged ir
restoring the for' 10 its oreir.' con-
dItIun
Evidence Was disco, r,I n 'N.
shape OF program drafted Dos ,nr
German commando \1u lu-,l
Brechtcn. dated OF 81. tor strength
cniug the position 500 g.. fo permit 'Un
Germans tu prepare Tor q further .f
tack ON N"rlm
The French found essential parts
Of the fortress. intact ud fur Ilr
other parts could Do. easily restored.
despite uuuh,. OIL. miu.H hastily
laid by The GurDau b,or. 'h.ir do,
parluro most 0t aHI.. u'rn UHHN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-10
SANTA FE SEEKS ACTION
AGAINST ADANSON BILL

icred by tle men s lae basis of
comp lti0n
Th, 'iu f,aites the circumstances
surrounding the psrposa of the Al
amsun Lass. and declares that it IS
mere arbitrary increase iu wages
fAr petition SAYS the bin ls uucon-
.u'ioual aui void because o. is
n.f % regulation oi Interstate com
n,r. u.' b. a mere precedent
intended .s @ basis Tor furlh, i"r.
.lHuw chat D. dHpr.y,s the comp
ut a iu hbufg of contract u0
RIGHT of property without 5ur pro.
.,,. u, a. aud ibu' 10 8, tuwosk
ai. aud uncertain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-10
Whenever You Need a uenerai Tonle
lake Groves

The old STANDARD Crovs'r Ta.,,i-ss
chill Tome D. equally v4i-shl- as a
General Tonic bs..-.. u contains Che
rel known toric prop rf.re otOJINfNE
end IRDS. u acts "a OBJ Liver Drive.
cot Malaria. Tf b. fa. Bod 7at
Eli.1s ~ The VA. System. So cents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-10

BY Aisoristed Press.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Nol GA
petition ruIo.uug th, federal ais
tric attorney and labor leaders"
from puung the AGamsou ,isu,
hour bili .uto effect IU Oh. federal
district ro1II ol Kansas City today
ln th lama of the At.h.sou Topeka
4 Santa - Railway
The bin calls attention 'o sc
rcemeu,s win train employees. mono
@, which. 81 Saws. contemplated tuo,
the employee shall work fixed
rumb'r ot hau.s bm tHt' oNIra ga
the nature of train service ON. 'fip
m terms Of hours or miieas, as pIc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-10

SEW YORK. Not @ The cotton
market closed stead, tt net advance
u. 90 tp 2a points
Evening star., 1916-11-21
Elected a Bishop in 1889.
Real Estate Transfers.

LANIER HEIGHTs-Georee L. Small and Clar
s;sh snss H. small u. to &c George T. and Aiys l..
NO. aoos WYOMING Avenue NoRrHwEsr-
s5T:'sf MI1s ;,Jpcoo pss.s lot p square 2's7 widows
NO. sII2 STREET NOTWITHSTANDING
ss4 kns .l to Le boy Boy g and Roberta King. lot
ISTEREsr-L.yle J. Baird to Mary W. Prather.
all interest in estate Of Ella 8. Mitchell: $40.
1NTEREST-Josephine E. Prather to Mary W.
Prather. all interest In estate Of Ella y.
NO 1000 EYE STREET NORrHwEsr-charle.
n Davidson ct un to Charles H. Wine. part
nI9a g Jgl. s.II. I'D I'D Maud c. Strong. lot e
TENNESSEE AvENrE NoRTHEAsT between B
and streets-Harry A. Kite ct ux. to
square loss: SO 'N ''''A ''' '"'
DAHLGREN TEERACEIHsrry sE , A; Kite ct qI,
3d. square as7o: $40.
+ F.. ss1a lk e kussDs ss s,a and
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST be-
tween and s,reeis-Msrsaret c. Rieket-
son TO Reginald y. Huidekoper, lots 70 and
KALoRAMA HElGHTs-csorse W. F. swar,;
Heirhis sIo. Jane. H. I Gore &c conveys O, same ane
NO. III Nkw HAMpsHrRE AvESGE NORTH
WEST and rear-John c. Walker ct ux to
u. WI iots y o. square DO
INDOLHNCE-Chsries J. Walker ct u1 to John
4. Grubb and Edith W. Grubb. lot 2. square
NOS. 1905 1910 1872 NJ STREET NORTHWEST
Marion VI. oDonnsI. trustee. 10 Abbie A.
O'Donn~Il. lots Al and AZ. square 1888: s..
SIXTEENTH STREET HIGHLASDS-Peyton
". Calfee rt TO Florence T.. Alden lot
I2 and part lot l3. square 2Tfs: 80.
ADDITION TO SHEKWoOD-Louis Wenfrsub
ct u1. to Frederick A. Linser. part lot "a.
square 4205. so.
NO. 1910 10Th STREET NORTHWEST-John F.
NJ Bowie and George C. Bowie Louis and
kYchel Weintraub. part lot h. square 2s0;
$40
TCNLAw ROAD near 37th street northwest
Samuel Ross and George +. Walker, trus-
tees. TO Lewis L. Breuninger. lot 391, squa re
1900; 81 $50.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-Della G. Smallwood to
Stephsna p. Cassidy. lot sO4. square 2624.
$40
GARFIEID-wiiliam II. Campbell trustee, to
Joseph H. Stewart trustee, lot 80, $40.
IEGLEsIDE-wiliiam g. Phillips ct ux to Fan.
CENTER ECkINGTON-William $. Phillips o,
Ada VI. Burch. lot 10. block Is; So
BROOkLASD-Mary a. Jackson ct vir. Frank
H.. to Leonors c. Randolph lot ). block %
WHITNEY CL0SE-George $. Rees ct ux to
Elizabeth Hotaling. lot 80. square sG37: $40
HILLBROOk-Marie +. Brennan 10 Audrey G.
Morgan. lot 81. square j093: $40.
8ANDLE HLASDS-tharles W. Finch "a
Audrey q. Morgan. lot 2G. square 5576: $40
BEALL'B ADyENTUHE-IAwrenee Plunmer q,
ux. to Clarence ". De yeile, lots g. IA and
15, square 514s; $40.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
Favored Methodist Reunion.

Bishop Wilson has been one of the
leaders in the effort looking toward
the union of the northern and south
ern Methodist churches.
At the first meeting of the early va
cation commission, to meet in First
NJ L. Church on December 2s, he was
to preach the opening sermon. while
Bishop Cranston was to preside and
Bishop Mcdowell. also of this city. to
have charge of the communion service.
A son of Rev. Norval Waters and
Mrs. Cornelia Howland Waters. Bishop
Waters was educated in Columbian.
now George Washington. University,
and married Miss Susan b. Lipscomb
in Baltimore in 1857. Previous to this.
in 1853. he had been received on trial
as a preacher of the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and later Joined the Southern
NJ. Z. Church at its organization.
Elected a Bishop in 1852.
In 1873 he became secretary of it's
board of missions and in 1882 was
elected bishop.
Waters took episcopal tours around
the world. while in 1898, 1900 and 1907
he took similar tours to Japan. China
and Chosen.
He was a delegate to the Ecumenical
Methodist Episcopal Conference in
London in 1881 and 1901, Washington
1891 and Toronto in 1911. He visited
Brazil on mission inspection in 1892
and 1903. He was the author of Mis-
sions: Witnesses to Christ"
Evening star., 1916-11-21

Alpheus W. Wilson, senior bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
until his retirement at the last gen.
eral conference held in Oklahoma City,
died at his home. 1901 Park place. in
Baltimore. early today, according to a
telegram received by Rev. DR.. Forrest
]. Prettyman. chaplain of the United
States Senate, and pastor of Mount
Pleasant NJ. z. Church South. Bishop
Wilson was eighty-three years of age.
and for many years was regarded as
the most conspicuous figure in the
work of his denomination.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday at o'clock in Baltimore. A
decision as to whether the obsequies
will be held in church or at the resi-
dence will probably not be made until
tomorrow, it is said.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
JOINS WOMEN'S LEAGUE.
Chi Omega Sorority of G. W. U. to
Have Basket Ball Team.

ington University has Joined the basket
ball league formed by five women's or
ganizations of the city. Games will be
played every Monday night at the GYM
nAsium connected with the parish house
Of Epiphany Episcopal Church. G street
between 18th and 18th streets north
west. beginning the first week in De-
cember.
Officers Of the league have been elect
ed as follows: Miss Elva Whitcomb,
president; Miss r. l. Love. vice presi
dent; Miss Gay Daniel. secretary. and
Miss Theodosia Darling Seibold. treas
uror. committee has been appointed
draft a~tentatiye constitution.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
Looking for Volunteer Friends.

A number of the outlying schools are
looking for volunteer friends who will
bring the old papers into the city In
automobiles or wagons, as it is not pos
sible to arrange for collections from
these distant points One of these
schools is the Congress Heights build
ing, where the children have been very
anxious to get into the race and help
earn money for their grounds. but have
been unable to do so because Of the DIFF
ficulty of getting the papers into the
city.
Another such school is the Bright
wood Park. This school has had but
one collection made from it, this show
ing a total of 1.4s0 pounds. II any
friend of the school will volunteer to
get the papers into the city proper.
those who know say they feel certain
the school will make more collections
equally fine.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice staffo

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Stafford
axs e. Pr %ao~ fs.' S FGa
ders and J. II. Gardiner.
Murphy agt. Sterrett order Of publication;
plaintiffs attorney. Louis Gutenberg.
Smith agt. Carpenter; Frank j. farke ap-
pointed guardian ad litem: PLAINTIFFS attorney.
white agt: White; rule as to payment of fee
returnabe November "a: plaintiffs attorney l.
G. Grossman: defendants attorney, George b.
Moser TA'a: ast Marden, Patterson agt. Maraen.
Farris agt Marden and Burhstead agt. Mar
den: decree substituting Maurice II. Hamberg
trustee in each case plaintiffs asto1neys t,arss
ssAs,a1 Esy MssFsg as to
In re dissolution Of Franklin Insurance Com
P.nxtt PspSrt @a'eI Of LOUIS a. Dent special
proved and reference enlarged: attorneys. J. J.
Darlington and w c. Sullivan
CIRCUIT DIVISION a-Justice Stafford
to file Transcript extended to December 30;
plaintiffs attorney. H. winship Wheatley; de
fendants attorneys. NJ n. Richardson and I. ii.
Merillat. ~
Columbia Building and Investment Company
as Dsr.ch dismis,i atnt lsf M1hf so OF cd.t. n.n
tifrs attorneys. r. C. Bradley and d. T. Wright;
Defendants attorney, J. barrett Carter.
O'Connor agt. Washington Post Company; time
to settle bill Of exceptions extended TO Decem
her 80. 1916 and to file transcript to January
80. 1917; plaintiffs attorney. A. l. Sewmyer
defendants attorneys, w ]. Lambert and r.
H. Yeatman.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Justice Could.
United States agt. Arthur Johnson. embezzle-
ment: bench warrant returned and defendant
committed.
United states aet. James 7. Allen. murder:
time to nle transcript extended TO December 20;
ATTORNEYS. ]. II. Ralston and s. D. willis,
United states agt Raymond o. kleindienst.
adultery: time file transcript extended TO
January 20, 1917; attorneys. Wright Wampler.
United states sg.. II. Edwards, non support;
inn 10 extended December
attorney, VI. Z. O'Isrien.
United States aet. George W. Heinz adultery:
time TO file transcript extended to December 10;
attorney. n. L. O'Brien.
PROBATE DIyISIOS-Justice Stafford.
Estate Of James II. Ricketts,: will dated July,
1905. ned.
Der %. 1916. fled
Estate of Miles Fuller; exeinplifed copy of
Estate of Nathan Plummer: letters Of admin
istration granted to Anna X. Gibbs; bond 800;
attorney, II. G. Lewis.
Estate of Mary A. Hendley: will dated Decem-
Der %. 1910. and codcil Of February IS. 1916.
fled.
Estate Of Eugene c. Hubbard; letters of ad-
| ministration de bonis non granted to J. A. Mori-
srty: bond $500; attorney. ]. A. Moriarty.
| Estate Of IAndren bell; letters of administrs-
! tion granted to Maggie E. winslow: bond. 500;
| attorney. T.. p Moore.
Estate Of Mary *. Fountain: order to sell
stock: attorneys Rhodes & Cromelin.
(, Estate Of Elizabeth Jameson; order to com
! promise claim. attorney, Frederick A. Fenning.
| Estate OF Margaret J. Davis; will admitted to
| probate and letters testamentary granted to
| Philip J. Ryan; bond. $500 attorney Paul T.
! johnson.
| Estate Of Rufus c. Contillo: will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted to
| Philip Minor; bond, $500; attorney. W. l..
/ Houston.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
STEVENS SCHOOL AGAIN
COLLECTS MOST PAPER
Schools in Outlying Districts Look
ing for Friends to Assist
in Work.
SCHOOL COLLECTIONS.

The following list gives the
number of pounds of old papers
collected from the public schools
visited yesterday:
Evening star., 1916-11-21
THE COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Proceedings after The Stars report closed yes
teriay.I
No. 1854. Patent appeals: In re armstrong
Cork Company: argument commenced by Nr. e.
z. Byrnes for appellant and concluded by Mr.
W. X. Ballard for commissioner of patents
Adjourned from day to day.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
Doctors Agree On
}ECZema RenedY}
Confirm the Statements About
! d. D. D. Prescription

Geo. T. Richardson, N. D.: I'm my opinion,
d. d. d. should be applied In ali cases Of
skin dfsease-sn immediate relief to the
itch. 4 calm to excited nerves, soft sooth-
lag, yet Q powerful agent, strength to
the general system
Or. Unna Holmes: I'D. d. d. is as near
n specific for eczema and the dreaded psori-
asis az is quinine for malaria. I constantly
prescribe d. D. d. also for salt rheum, tetter.
BARRIERS itch. pimples. all forms Of itching
eruptions, scales. Sores.
DR.. Ira 7. Gabbert: Il freely admit that
d. d. u. reaches most eases Of eczema
and permanently cures them
Dr. Gabbert Of Caldwell. Kan, Ia one Of
the best skin specialists in the state. Write
and ask him about d. d. d.
Druggists are glad to recommend this
J soothing, cooling liquid. 25c. soc and 81. co.
Come to us and we will tell you more about
( this remarkable remedy. Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you D. D. D.
soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about it.
O'Donnell's Drug Stores.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1916-11-21
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders.

Capt.H Hollis lie r. Muller. Coast Artil-
lery Corps. will proceed to San Diego.
Cal. for temporary duty in connection
with the field officers course in avia-
tion.
Leave of absence for one month and
ten days is granted First Lieut.. Fred
Seydel, Coast Artillery Corps.
The resignation of First Lieut.. James
N. Jenne. Medical Reserve Corps, is
accepted by the President.
Second Lieut.. Daniel A. Connor. re-
Gently reappointed. is assigned to the
18th Cavalry.
Sergt. Gustav r. Siewert, Troop NJ.
14th Cavalry. Fort Mcintosh, Tex, now
ties assigned him, will return to his
proper station.
First Lieut.. Chapman Grant, recently
promoted, has been assigned to the
l1th Cavalry. and First Lieut.. Duncan
G. Richart, recently promoted. has
been assigned to the 1st Cavalry
Naval Orders.
Commander ]. V. Lemann. form navy
yard. Portsmouth, n. H., to command
the Vestal.
mand the Nestal to Naval War Col
lege.
Commander G. S. Galbraith. from ma
val magazine. Iona Island, N. y, to
Fort Miffln, Pa.
Commander d. NJ. Wood. from navy
yard, Norfolk. Va. to Naval War Col
lege.
Lieut.. r. B. Coffey. from staff COM
mander reserve force, Atlantic fleet, to
Naval War College.
Lieut.. W. f. Whitehead. from naval
station, Key West, Fla, to Asiatic sta
tion.
Lieut.. w. D. Puleston. from naval sta
tion. Narragansett bay, to Asiatic sta
ton.
Lieut.. H. f. Rays, from Naval War
College to aid to commandant, naval
station, Nara gansett bay.
Lieut.. r. 2. Mccullough, from Naval
War College, Newport, r. l., to navy
yard. New York.
Lieut. W. F. Newton, from staff COM
mander coast torpedo force. Pacific
fleet, to command the Milwaukee.
Lieut.. Gunior grade) r. J. Lowry,
to the Raleigh.
Lieut.. (junior grade) c. D. Gilroy. to
naval recruiting station, Parkersburg.
w. Va.
Lieut.. (junior grade) f. C. Mass. from
Leonidas to the New Jersey.
Ensign r. r. Darrow, from the Mem
phis to receiving ship at Norfolk. Va
Chief Gunner c. II. Sheldon, from
West Virginia, to naval magazine Mare
Island, Cal.
Gunner c. Lovelace, from the Mary
land to the West Virginia.
Chief Machinist j. J. Fuller died az
Balboa, Canal Zone. November Is, 1916.
Naval Movements.
Evening star., 1916-11-21

Yesterdays collection of old papers
for the playground fund and other so
cial activities, as suggested by The Star
and approved by the officials of the
public schools. totaled $3.50 pounds.
Again the Stevens School was the lead
er, although the amount of papers 1t
brought in was less than it was the
corresponding day of the week previ-
Gus. being 3.2S0 pounds.
The two other leaders were the Lang
don with a total of l.1g5 pounds to its
credit. and the Jackson. with 14s
pounds. Many of the schools from
which collections We're made yesterday
showed decreases in the amounts of pa
pers brought in.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
Naval Movements.

The L. S. S. Illinois has been detached
from the cruiser force, Atlantic fleet,
and assigned to the reserve force, At
lantic fleet. The vessel Will continue
her present duty in Mexican waters.
Evening star., 1916-11-21
AUSTRIANS GAIN GROUND.
Win Intrenchment on Summit of
Hill on Carso Front, Rome Admits.

ROME, November 21.-Austrfan troops
have gained some ground from the
Italians on the Carso front, according
to the latest war office announcement
An assault by strong forces on the
summit of Hill 12S on Saturday re-
suited in the Austrians occupying one
of the Italian intrenchments
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09
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