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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE
Al

SPECIAL
ounsr iu California Writes Ne o. cell
his place here 70 acres fine coil nice
f.room house House alone sosi tsaa
fnr quick sals pfifs 400 See NJ
Hickman. fei Washington - seattle
BARGAIN
60 scf.s Improved and stocked; room
hauss and barn. tontt. all machinery
ana farm implements abort distance
from ely on rural free delivery and
phou- ipha STA issHauAh. wash.
f0H bKrAii.e oN LANDS
hsudF % auf mill. snd camps
write Or see y " 4EIKLEtouH
MEr Land Dept iTbi L. G. smith uidE
hEATTt.E WASH
You deal wfth 90 direct"
ruHtE LAKE, LUMBER 60.
ONLY ON TRACT IEtT
n a isffs plat ia good one 500 8 acres
rich saii. handy 90 fine iosn snd cssh
market
10 eIosr iT otr
sisol SO tA-u IS rtH MONTH
CLIFFORD VAN AHsDAis Inc.
1913 laird Ave- Isi washington ~
opsn svsainss sin s'eiaes
WILL LEAHE OR sgf.L IMPROVED
ranch. seoa eoneIuon Terms and
price reasonable. o~nsF. D. ntafnson.
1855 MAFssi q,
FoR nAiE on TnADE. CHEAP
acres Eastsfn oregon. Address Jst
star
= ss-ArRE FAhN. IMPROVED owN.
~ iiesiend. n -. Iaoa sss rofi
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
43--LOT FOR SALE
4 uAHsAi> At sara
TERMS sss Dow>, $40 MONTH";,

A. Improved ls,tie farm ~ klfA,
Had. atthir e4sy Walking dis
tsnes - ferry doss school and
stores. house. ssN garden ard
nnthniifinEs Gene across ~.
lake. Taks Kirkland heafs AZ
Msaisaa PARK 20 nurks a Par.
raf. office IN kiFhlana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
s-For Sale-Miscellaneous


SASH AID DooHs
Sold At factory pieces dire, from or
mill We ship anybody. anywhere. ard
gesrantss safe delivery to dsstinstion
Our big con7i-ts cataioEue Ne. -.
matted free. Post paid a postal cari
vii bring ore 20 you Note bsio~ .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

37-Busincss Chances
ron SALE. CHEAP. - TAkEN AT
once. q small soda fountain rhuu.
Queen Anne $3.50
PIHCuAStNG AND COMMISSION
agents business ~ every description
transacted hy ThaW Read sgs Nc.
DonsId nd. second ass -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
t&-Houses for Sale

Bald fef faa iutssusai- Phone
S~~@~0~~~~-~s~~~~~~~~~~~ ~@~~~~~@~~~~~~~S~~~~
s&-Houses for Sale
AN AWFUL SNAP
ciese 10 t-reen cstfAEs. hot ard roid
.a'sf. bath sss and electric lixhss
two blocks ffnsa ga car lines. tAs~-
meat chIrksn house. and yards Siis-
foot lot, eHsrsrmsnts all IN errepi
paving ard paid " fuiii ~ usortsase
onir t.stR. small cash payment bal.
Ancp ~ per meath. inriadinE iutsfcsi
g. , nEf.L a co.
Nsir aisg as oieha block
ron nALE-siooD f.RooM HOUSE.
al finished acre ground IN garden.
and some fruit tree. coed root house.
barn ard outhouaes VIII sell On sAsg
terms sunset Restaurant. Pail cts.
wash
ron sAi.E ..Roon HOUSE. NOD.
srn splendid ground sAiu. a. Gee
Price o. 200. small cash payment. bal.
znr~ terms Aisa madsru f-Foem cnts
tAEs at hafNsin Phone Ballard
gQii
FOR sAfH-NEw E-RooM BUNGALOW.
bath ard hail and garage cheap.
s.ighth ave ~ " ard haKhbRnks
place Phone naii.rd sass
a.nooN MODERN COTTAGE. fise8.
isrms ssil Alssks - nsinls1 NV ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

~ Nsa Have tt~en
pse,orinx without Re
nit for Years. 100 Nc
"a Investigate ~
siies
The most ntsiinatr
tsss - asthma rhru
fatlsrn and usfYous
snrfrfa have brsu
treated surcsssfailY
Constipation. saiaffh
and disorders 81 tho
bladder skin and
stomach a. we'll 80
appendicitis are re-
iisFsd without Opera
tiaH. NJ advice g.
Tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES

tofusial rublirafiont
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL coz.
ditiag % the specie Bank % seattle
ior8fsd ~ Seattle. state ~ Washing
ton AZ she close - business ON the
f.th day % september. 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ..s... ... . sa.Aisfs
ovardrsfts .-............... iStgl
Ranking house fufniiure and
fixtures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aaIp 50
pas from banks ............. stssgfs
Exchange Tor clearing house. 4 Iet a.
cash on hand ................ in.ksa9s
Expenses observation-disclosures. e.4sa4o
Total Observation-Disclosures. tiBs.ssi. 80
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid Ia .........t g. 900 90
aurpiua fund INSTANTANEOUS. rosi sc
Deposits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850 ~
Certified checks ..-.--..... 4si1.2t
Assessments l.. and O. and
Japan exchange ............ 3sosTi
"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
NINE. VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
rhs celebrated phfsnoiasis' eislfsossu,
sHd raiwsiri sisss sHisrtine fsastngs
an ai affairs % nfs. pei. present -
futuf~ 700 have seen The eihsrs n~H
sss the heat N ~ trouble Al frsdfnEs
gusfaaised satisfactory 90 no fees &C.
esptsf nsatinss go Location ever
OIL arus store fetr Fihs a.. room -
MADAM xoSA
HunFaftan elsiftafsnt ana card reader
siii sell your pest present anf fafafs
Na charge n she does eef tsii 700 ihs
tfuth t@em ,. Elicit tossi. ists
rfss
Ltif.GAN nEfMorh - WONDERFUL
srfFttust etatrNhfarf mrdiasn feadirs
asiif 1891 Aisth aFe rssf seneca
MIS- Yisngn Psychic cARp Rgsp.
sF see eco Tgs y rins corner
Harvard ~, 80
RHftAnLE CARD HEApfNu nrErfAL
ihis ~esk Leo readings ssr zee
ream 90. iist seventh ave ups,alfs
MNpsN FRAsk = cLslnVofAST
caft reader psinitst .te uFs~a tfntsl
reutth aaa PIKE
MADAM rRY-HEiikntE ci.AiHVoY.
ant ard reader istf Ftfih Eliioii
sksfW
CARD urAptNu- sor sATtKrfED
20 charges 80 E-rerth Ars
MADAM DAVIS NoTEp NinorEAN
rsfa reader price see wish hsr 500.
fsffui cirirsoFsnt pg~srs shs tolls fos
as ons f~aaiHE sifl rpUFinfs 9ea
yassftnrs stfnsfef fats hHFsnth. -.
iessn Pike ana rice
LOOK IRIS rita FfHHr FLooH OF
pnarah Apartments atEa a~e cath ave
act sc Nenest Advice Mrs rsrrin
ksiiess risif,efsnt
MADAM MACDONALD. CARD HEAns
ing rup reading lead reading Uoehss
,sr Hotsi iits f1As o., bsiessn
ftfss ara second
Sl.e re- y ,s,s,, -
2s-For Rent Furnished
pft6 MONTH SMALL. YNn~isitgn
cottage AZ Aist zee range srd electric
itGhts large i7i FREE wood close 20
>~~~s~~SS~S1~~sSS -,S S~~~sses~~~~-~~~~~-
27-For Rent Unfurnished
/ rprTrr Mongn~ COTTAGE pfA~o
I pfefsi farf iifs itih ueacon i1se
f-Housf HOUSE 10 HOWARD =
KY. =, z. Ess,lsss - = ,sss,e ..
7s--Unfurnished Apartments
E NEwLf KAiAoMfNEn ! ANn GROOM
modern apartments SAILING distance
iuu rent Nus ts sesn 20 b. appfs.
riatsd Wrsshsn Apartments pic
/ tfaWard y
{ t.Hoos rNFrHNtsitEp AFAnrNENr
close in heat nxbt furnished Rent
siE Ntt Columbia 81
/ HOTEL QftNN 5os tNfNEnHtTY-
Measrn feons ~eshir 90 %. tran
/ siemt Zee ap
~ Ls~nENCE--x MD MopERN
! ararfrusnt. rsH iGts Ftghth aes
~--~-~>-r~-s~a---~--~-~ss --~-~~~---~s-~-~s--~
/ acknowledging Rooms
E uOrsEkEErtNe Rooms. Sgw nEps
- ~ ssss l.. sless ~ Zee " ssih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

Open evenings until 9 and sundays
until for people who work. Tsls-
phone Main SEQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

9NN ussoD sgucA LNMnEn sfx COZ.
taEss Income arfraa a. several lots
sell los price sksf terms Let ne
Bald fef fea iutsstsaai. Phone
jssg Y rssl .,<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

Ths celebrated nhfsnoiaKisf risiftosaut
snd rainnisi. sisss scientific rsaftnEt
90 aii affairs - life. sasi present -
fufufs 700 have seen The efhsfs nnN
sse the h~s5 n ~ trouble Az FesdlnEs
gusFaafsef satisfactory 90 no fees &c.
fsnfsf fsaftnss So Location over
Owt drug stove fet y rike a.. room -
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36-----Rcntals

WOrsEkEbPtNe Rooms. SEw BIDS
y psr se.s siess ~ zee " SIN
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z9-Unfurnished Apartments
5i-fIousekecping Rooms

- s~nENSG--x AID MOD
.nsrl,asn,. csII itss Elshsh e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

PRETTY MODERN COTTAGE PIANO
pfefsi farf iifs i.ih uearon i7se
f-HuuA HOUSE ist HOWARD y
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

Charleston who has been prominently
State,
h candidacy
Kanawha Henning native
Wheeling January 3rd 1874 He
when he
Bachmnns Sons Company whole
remained there until 1895 In
until November 1885, when he
the circuit Ohio county He held this office twelve
hav reelected 1902
connected with the
the Wokmen
his ime o his candidacy
his of the state
assistant
Col William
of the only
received their
Wheeling P Wheeling Black Prince
Wheeling; X X of Charleston
14 Loyal Order Moose Of Charleston OF the
West Virginia
Moose lodges
He is also Presbyterian church of Charleston
Sophia, daughter of Mrs
them born daughter
advertisement)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

rounds him. He Is a man paraded
by The Hatfield machine. If Lincoln
were alive he would saw that the ma
chine ousht to lay on ana let The
citizens make the nomination. The
people should say We are going TO
burst M this machine. And with
an open heart 7 hid You goodnight
and may God save your state and
Won my people
Following the address General
Lilly was surrounded by friends, con.
graduating him upon his address. and
assured him of their support. Tho
General left the city a much stronger
candidate than he came and his vote
or June 6 will show .he effect of his
visit.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

effect in bringing the shortcomings
OF the Hatfield administration to the
of tn voters Of the tate.
Senator Hogg's frienss are greatly
pleased with the progress Of his can
didacy and with what they regard
as the certainty of his nomination
on the 9th of June. Senator Iogg's
complete itinerary for the remainder
Of the primary campaign is as follows:
Parkersburg Wednesday, May "A.
Hinton, Thursday. May %.
Mt Hope, Friday, May 25.
Beckley, sat; rJay, May %
Elkins, Monday, May %.
Fairmont. Tuesday. May 80.
Clarksburg. Wednesday. May 81.
Weston Thursday, June l.
Charleston, Friday, June 2.
Logan, saturday. June g.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

Iohn B. Finley. of Parkersburg, is
. candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for Commissioner of Agricul-
trre Mr.. Finley s one of the best
known men in the state. having been
for several years a member of the
state board of regents dnG thorough
~ understands what the state needs.
The following are some editorial com
rpents relative to his candidacy:
Hon. John B. Finley, of Parkers-
burg. retires this month from the
state Board of Regents, after men,
bership of fourteen years. There has
been no regent in the history of the
hoard to whom the higher institutions
Of learning in West Virginia owe so
much. The value of his services can
not be estimated. In his work on
the board he has always been prac-
teal and efficient, conservative and
wisely Observation-Disclosures from
The West Virginia School Journal,
February, 1879
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
c. E. NETHKEN
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS FROM THE SECOND CON-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Mr. c. E. Nethken of Keyser Mineral county better known
Mighty" Nethken his friends ana acquanLaceS vi
whom legion candidate for the Democrat
Second Congressional district OF West Virginia
Mr. Nethken born in Elk Garden, Mineral county on
TO- 1875 lived in the county all his te lie nm
education the University Of West Virginia Wnefe ne
studied for three years which he graduated in law in
1897 his early manhood he has been an active ana e
Democratic party to the principles winch
always held loyal allegiance In 1904 he eleced shrH
which Republican 500, reelected
1912 by 679 majority He stands high the councils of his
ty acquantanceshp and is popular all classes
his integrity earessnes and honesty OF pur
pose and easily the leader OF his party IN his county lie was
personal friend and political adviser Of the late Congress
William c. Brown by whom he highly esteemed and IN
behalf he always foremost His connections with
Juniors campaigns gave him knowledge of the political con-
this district which makes him particularly strong
ddate Brown Nethken reared the farm
the generous, whOesou genial disposition that
Junior the hearts Of the people Of the Second district
for him welcome wherever he went he
the aborng classes understands and appreciates their
their needs and has their confidence No
able speak legislation looking to the interest Of the
working Nethken He believes and has always
government that fails to make possible for
citizens and humanity that honest working
wage be earned in reasonable hours that the
importation of and vicious foreign labor into this country
STOP the immigration should be revised
r-ra undesirable element of foreign
tons from landing shores.
Mr. Nehken the school of knocks;
the rich and has had to make his
the world He is clean healthy and vigorous He
the and full accord and sympathy with
by and attainment admirably fitted equip
be their champion He and rwardookng
of Maryland environment lfe training and
peculiarly fit him large be efficient
forcefu and useful Of the people, Mr. Nethken
but He will thorough campaign of
many friends to secure the nomination and election
w 20 2t & SD II.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
Mr.. Finley.

The News is sorry that such a
worthy Parkersburg citizen as John
b Finley feels called upon to sac
rlhce himself on the altar of party
service by standing Ooh, apt world
lor the Democratic nomination for
commissioner of agriculture, but in
view OF the recent drafting party,
II seems that this year is like other
years IN being a time when all good
men should come to the aid of their
party. And if the fates should turn
themselves in such a way that Mr..
flhley should be commissioner of ag-
ilculture, who, this important depart
hent could be in worse-but such
cohsummation is not to be expected.
As has been said of many another
good man, all that is wrong about
MI FINLEY is his politics. editorial
from the Parkersburg News, Repub-
lican.)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
what the Home Folks Say"

]. B. Finley is a Democrat, quail
fed to serve as United States sena-
tor or governor, but Mr.. Finley per-
sonally would rather be commissioner
of agriculture than either senator
or governor because his heart is in
agricultural extension and he consid-
ers that the superintendency of that
work is of as great Importance and
dignity as any other position within
the gift of his people. So he has
filed with the secretary of state the
necessary documents authorizing the
placing of his name on the primary
ballot as a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for commissioner
OF agricultural He is a good man for
the place and will add strength to
the entire ticket.
No man has done more toward or
ganizing agriculture in West Virginia
as an industry and science than Mr.
Finley. He was a regent of the State
University for fourteen years and
took prominent part in the building
up OF the agricultural school, making
close and practical study of it's
work because he believed it to be by
long odds the most important depart
ment of the university. He is a Nom
Der of the agricultural committee of
the State Board of Tra.e and chair
man Of the agricultural committee
of the Parkersburg Board of Com
merce. He is active in the Wood
County Agricultural Association, and
was one of the prime movers in ar
ranging for and financing the apoint-
ment and work of the local county
agent.
There is another point to consider
The certain enactment of rural cred
it legislation by the present congress
VIII add greatly to he responsibilities
OF the West Virginia commissioner of
agriculture-at least if a man holds
the position who realizes the impor-
lance of this legislation and what can
be done to bring out the full meas
ure OF benefit. The details and appli-
cations are to be worked out, and
Mr.. Finley's business experience, to.
gether with his expert knowledge of
agriculture make him peculiarly fit
ted for this work. 1t is a great oppor-
tunlty for real service-and in that
spirit Mr.. Finley seeks the Office
editorial from the Parkersburg Sen
tinel, Democratic.)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
SENATOR ROGG'S
LAST ITINERARY
Gubernatorial Candidate Closinu His
Campaign With Whirlwind
Finish,

Senator Cory Hogg. who spoke at
the big homecoming in Mason :. un.
ty on Saturday. has arranged a speak
ing tour of the state, by which he
will make a whirlwind finish to his
campaign for the gubernatorial nom
nation. 1t is said that there were
over three thousand people at the
Point Pleasant meeting last Saturday.
and that a still larger number will
participate at the big Fayette home.
coming to be held at Mount Hope n
Friday of this week.
Senator Hogg's itinerary includes
a speech each day except Sunday
W to and including the Saturday be-
fore the primaries. He is said to
be a convincing speaker who esehews
oratorical efforts and presents facts
with sledge hammer force, and that
his speeches have had a wonderful
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

There Will be preaching at the fol-
owing places on Ridgeway charge
Sunday, May Is: Paynes Chapel at
II a. m, Arden at $3.50 p. m, Ger
rardtosnw at 7;45 p. m. Communion
will be observed at the morning and
afternoon services.
A meeting of the Ridgeway Camp
committee will be held this coming
Saturday afternoon on the camp
grounds, promptly at 2:S0 o'clock. All
the members are urged to be present.
W. II. Hardesty, pastor
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
N.EsWlEy r.

NEWELL. - The strike at the
Laughlin and Knowles China com.
pany here. was practically settled
when 100 warehouse men returned 10
work, pending a conference between
the strike leaders and the officials
OF the company in reference to the
wage scale. The strikers are de-
handing an increase of fifty cents
day and it is likely this they will
receive it or nearly as much.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
Mr.. KIDWELL IN THIS
SECTION ON BUSINESS

r. Guy Kidwell, formerly of this
city, now district manager of the
entire south from the Reliance Type
writer company, Of Norfolk, Va, who
resides in that city, was i'm Martins
burg last night and minAcs with old
friends. Mr.. Kidwell is attending to
business for his firm in this section.
and today went to hagerstown. Mr.,
Kidwell holds o responsible position
with the Reliance company and Is
one of the many Martinsburg young
men who are making good"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

CHARLEsTON.-When a report
VI registration of voters in Kama wha
county was made by the county clerk
4 was hown that 27,736 persons are
entitled to vote in the general phi
mary in the county June 6. The
lumber of voters in Charleston alone
exceeds 10000. Kanawha county
poiis the largest vote Of any county
IN the state.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
ENGINEER PEER SUSTAlNS
BAD WOUND IN THE HEAD

Engineer ]. l. Peer, a well-known
Baltimore aud Ohio man. sustained a
had cash in his head yesterday morn
ing, when as his train was about one
mile east of Dawson w. Va. the nue
bursted Engineer Peer at once jump
ed to the ground. and in doing SO cut
his head. The injury was treated at
Dawson and he returned home last
evening.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
GREAT CROWDS GATHER FOR OPENING
0Ff 'WOOLWOR TIL SAND 10 STORE

hundreds OF Ladies' Make Holiday of the Event and Wait in Line
for Opportunity Get Extraordinary Observation-Disclosures
burg Branch One of Chain of SOS Stores in Mnghn Build
ing Large and Very Attractive RoomSuperntendent
Allen Manager Nedmeyer Eated Over Cordial Feeling
of People and Evidence of Thrift and Prosperity in City and
Country Round About
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
MORGANroWNl-sergt.

MVIAUAIN INbN n st 1t. UtVIE5V
w Hay, of the West Virginia univer-
sity cadet corps, has prepared an
appeal to the wealthy citizens of this
state for funds to send the 3S5 cadets
of the university to the Plattsburg
training camp this summer. If funds
are sufficient other students who de-
sire also will be sent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
MR.. JENNINGS PLATFORM.

candidacy nomination for
Secretary of State, Henaing
fol solely the
individual availability without relation to the for
combination candidates All Re-
factions the Republican
party primary will be conducted with
mastering all candidates in
candidates be-"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27

Through pure oversight, doubtless
none Of these prophecies OF Verduns
early fall has been countersigned by
Joffre or Washington Post
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-05-27
PARKERSBURG MAN STRONG CANDIDATE
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTU RE

non JOHN B. FINLEY is STRONGLY ENDORSED BY DEM
OCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPERS AND THE
WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL JOURNAL FOR THE OFFICE
TO WHICH HE ASPIRES-HAS SERVED FOR SEVERAL
YEARS AS MEMBER OF STATE BOARD OF REGENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
RALLY TO COLORS
OF BOUCK WHITE
Followers Learn All He Is Going
10 Do 10 the American Flag.

Bouck White taught his followers
last night how they could overthrow
Brooklyn Bridge with fiddle string
They we're holding q cosey little indig-
nation meeting in their Twenty-third
Street headquarters, protesting against
the order served on Mr.. White last
Sunday citing him TO appear in court
TO answer charge OF desecrsting the
American flag. Any desecrating ne has
done TO date, he announced, was moth
ing 70 what he is going 70 do in the
future.
Soon a hostile vibration DID arrive.
Mr. White assailed the American nag
as symbol of capitalism. Throughout
a strange man had sat on a stool IN
the centre of the room.
"Nr. White, do you mean to say the
flag stands for nothing?" he said sud
denly. -, =,
1T stands for great DEAL Mr..
White said. astonished at the question.
at stands for bloodshed and social IN
justice and the exploiting Of the masses
b. the capitalistic few
"If you say that, then nope you 60
10 isil again" blurted the unnamed
patriot lie crayed three minutes 70
speak. which Mr. White granted. he
made a flag speech that would have
made George VI. Cohan's best efforts
seem like insulting coldness to the
national banner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
DUAL PERSONALITY SCOFFLD
Specialist Admits It's Possibility Only
in Waite Case.

A physician in the Neurological In
stitute, Lexington Avenue and Sixty
seventh Street, who is a nerve special
list and an authority on mental dis
eases, said last night it was possible
that such a mental delusion as the "old
man OF Egypt, haunting day and night
might cause q man 10 commit murder.
But he said that II was improbable, and
that he. in long experience, had never
known or read Of such a case.
The specialist discredited the Idea
that 4 dual personality could have
caused the acts. "rhe dual personality
plea he said, sis not sufficient to eX.
cuse such acts"