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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19

800 ~
George Nash has play by
Irwin Cobb and Rot Cooper Me.
Erue. Robert E.eson will be a
movie hero ~ The SQUAD Farm,
By tho Hattons. William II. Crane
win reappcar In Father and the
Boys" and David Warfield In The
Music Master"
Jas. +. Powers will come back
In farce. Somebody's Luggage"
Raymond Hitchcock will be seen
IN an English inusical comedy.
Betty" Anna Held will have
revue.
An irlst Opera
other musical pieces win be.
The Star Gaxer." by Franz Lehar.
Her Soldier Roy" by Victor
Leon. "Rund um do Liebe." by
Oscar Straus: Tho Girl from
Prarii." oy Drummer and Grun
valid. Lieut.. Gus" by Eysler ELL.
ner and Rodansky: "Florabclla."
by Cosmo Hamilton and Chas.
Cuyillier. and Little Miss Spring.
time" and The crardas Princess"
both by Emmerick kalman. Of
"sari' fame.
Also there will be an Irish op.
era by Victor Herbert and Henry
blossom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
MONKEY GETS ALL
OILED UP; IS SICK

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.---A pet
monkey. a quart of whiskey and
plenty OF room aboard. were ele.
ments in two wild days on tho Unit.
ed Fruit liner Almirante. The
monkey got horrible Jag, mon
keyed with the wireless. tried to
pull the rigging down and wasn't
captured until he got to the delir-
ium tremens stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
WAR UNITES TWO
Old SWEETHEARTS

HARRISBRG. u Pa. Aug. 1s.--
Tobias Voskuhl. an officer OF an
interned German vessel lying at
New Orleans, has married Miss Al
berthe Dehner. Steelton girl, for
whom he had been searching Il
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19
HUNT MISSING WIFE

Portland officials have asked the
Seattle police to be on the lookout
for Mrs. A. Nobbs. who is alleged
TO have deserted her husband and
brought her five children with her
TO Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19

Rachel Crothors' odd Lady No.
al"
Maude Adams will feature Bar.
RES a Kiss for Cinderella"
Margaret Anglia viii have Somer.
set Maugham's Caroline" and
Marie Drcsslcr will be a female
athletic trainer Ia sweet Gene.
We've" by Jimmy Forbes.
Blanche Ring will star IN VII.
liam Mack's Broadway and Hut.
tsrmilk" Pavlowa will prance Mt
the Hlppodrome. Chsunesy Oicott
will work in Geo. NJ. cohan com.
edy. and Macklyn Arbuckls and
Tom Ross will costar In n Geo. v.
Herbert piece.
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Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

o.-Does the prospective groom
share equally with his fiances the
expenses Of the weddlno7 Who
should buy the fio~ers7
A MALE VICTIM.
AIN this instance the victim"
gets off easy. es the expenses OF
the wedding fell almost wholly upon
the brides father. Her mother be-
ing the hostess OF the occasion, as
snmcs the responsibility OF direct
ing details. .lways. OF course, con-
sulting her daughters wishes.
IL In tho duty OF the groom to
provide the flowers that the bride
and her attendants carry. the bride
making the selection.
o.--can you tell what the differ.
enee 10 between falthfulness and
loyalty7 A READER.
A.-The diff renee between tbs
two words IL very slight Faithful
ness pertains more to ones true
character. For instance. TO he faith
ful, one must be honest. UPRIGHT and
sincere. Loyalty Is used more in
the sense OF being constant 10 a
cause or person. whether good or
bad.
Owe are four girls. ehurs. all
10 years OF age. Wherever we 90.
to the show. church. and, In fact, II
we step out OF the yard In the even
Ing, we are followed by from two TO
eight boys, all strangers TO US. We
do not Nirt, but attend strictly TO
our own business, and tell them
everything we can think Of to get
rid OF them. but II does no good.
Our mothers are very much worried
and won't let us 90 any place In
the evening. VIII you please give
US your advice about this, as we
are very much annoyed and hate to
have TO always stay at home,
FOUR PERPLExED GIRLS.
A--When you tell the boys ev-
crything YOU can think OF 20 &c;
rid OF them" or recognize their
presence ny lu' tlikUAtNA NOlu vi
action, you are not attending strict
" to your own business. No boy is
so devoid OF pride that he will risk
having his vanity wounded more
than four or five times. so II you
would ignore these boys complete
". they would soon cease to annoy
you. Don't you girls know that YOU
should not speak TO strange boys
under any circumstances? Besides
YOU are too young to go out alone
I'm the evening. unless accompanied
by an older person.
O.--My husband works from
n. m. until 3 p. m. during week
DAYS. When he comes home he
seeks a corner, equipped with
and a magazine or text
books. ne studies hard every
rpare moment he has. am so
He never entertslns me
at all. When go to him he will
say, "Plesse let me study" or
beat H." He seems TO be seeking
an education by reading magazines
or studying text books. Shall I
continue TO be lonesome, or what
shall | dol
s. C.
A.--There is so much worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19

Baby whale is reported TO have
been seen in Elliott bay. Mebbe
Charlie Sullivan. secretary OF po.
lice. went a-swimmin'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-19

A.-There is so much worth
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
The JOhls Hopkins University
Entrance Examinations.
State Scholarships n EagiHeefing
Csafses.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION Iar the
Department 4 Engineering, - eel A.
faf the College ~ III Hni Eetansazs VIII
= held In n Academic fnildinE q ne
baltimore, September I'll 1910. HHzIuninF
- . A. y HHeh da.
APPLIc aTloN fUH SCHOLARSHIPS
y THE DEPARTMENT 0F ENGINEER
NC, established n HHH JtbhH Hopkins
University under the provisions d tbs
Avs IT Maryland. Chapter -. 10. may
nas be- made. ~ fhaHs + more IN one
sppIicailaH Is1 > particular scholarship. .
competitive examination Hlnrt ua Izzsn ~.
The Academic HutiHIuK. htms.sHds 90
September =. 1915. nzElnHinF Fl "
Each County of IL safe Ehd szHa leg
Izlative District Of Izlllmoge eIlx= VIII
IHa eSosuII.H ~ Charles Hartford snd
uaaep AHHEzz eounfIsz Ill be entitled g.
nHH o. mr.. scholarships fof II Fear
ALREADY l=sH assigned in IL .hlvs
saantirs msnisoucd sla.a all the available
F. HeiafshIHz tate hazH HEHrds1=
Indef h nFgfiza.Hz u The = %
ASSEMBLY ne CouutI md CIT .zaolaf
zHIps "a - Department % Engineering
~ aWaTdaa sniy - deserving zfadepts
HHose HHaHHIal circumstances - sucb
lat thsy - unable = ohiaiH - saDca
granted t. Ihsfn re scholarships eus
IIIla the nnlasfs - r. tuition. re ass
i test bs8zz and exemption IH.m al
IL these ~as 10 aaI xsssi,s ssasIzTsAIp.
= as ssszlsE has :. slsss nss1Izsa is-
sIIIutlsns
ssshaiRfzDzIH nny - Hasfdfd = zxadus
aIss of Isa.<Ia rollaE. aarl land AEFtepi
IHfAl EalIH.E. At - al COLLEGE. Hork
Ill College - iuHHz College Washing
1T college HHd Western NafYIHHH lol
IsEei and me z"hoisHzHIp tiil bs awarded
II Large
Applicants sh0nfa zHdless IL nsEis
IIaf The IHHns tfanEIns University foF
HIaBt fafIaz = application Atd f. further
Information - a. examinations zHHFd q
scholarships. md courses uf Instruction
AuE :. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-25
IxECUTOHs AND oWNEHs
II SALE O.
VALUABLE FARM
NEAR MT. PLEASANT, CARROLL
COUNTY, MARYLAND.

By virtue Of a power of sale con-
tanned In the last will and testament
Of John G. Hankert, late of Carroll
county. in the State Of Maryland. de-
] ceased, and n pursuance Of an order
OF the Orphans Court o. Carroll coun-
u. PASSED On the first day of August,
1915. the undersigned. susannah Bank
erl. ExecutrIx and the said Susannab
Bankert as owner in fee. VIII sell at
public sale. On the premises, on
MONDAY, The 4th DAY Of sEPTEM-
DER, 1915, It 1850 o'clock, p. NJ
al that tract OF parcel Of land con-
tanning
i ACRES, ! ROOD 4SD - PERGHEs
Of and, more Or less. situated in Car.
roll county, n the State of Maryland,
On the Baltimore and ReisterzIown
Turnpike. one mile north of the VII
Iage Of Mount Pleasant. and two miles
aonIh of the village Of Union Mills.
/ This property Is improved by Q TWO
AND ONE=HAsF STORY FRAME
iWEATHERB0ARDED DWELLING
HOUSE of eight rooms and pantry,
with cellar underneath. new bank
barn. carriage house. corn crib hen
A4a=Es HAhuAZ AQuhCa AAIZ Htu anu HI
other necessary outbniIdings. About
ten acres are in timber and all the
rest IL under an excellent state Of
cultivation With good fencing. There
/ Il fruit on the place. md a vel Of
wafer at the barn ana one Al the
house. This property i extremely de-
sIrable. Is convenient 10 churches,
schools and stores and Is on the line
/ Of he motor bus running from Vest
Minister 10 EIIllestown.
j Possession Of the property vii be
given for the fall planting. but posses.
sion of building win not be giFe1 I'M
III April /. 1917.
This tract Of III acres. / rood and
{ ! perches i composed Of the land OF
which John :. BankeFI. died. seized
and possessed. and OF b acres. roods
of land, more or les. conveyed by
+ John n. Roberts. trustee TO the aid
snzannah Ba1kert b. deed dated Sep
TENDER 20. 1877. and recorded among
the Land Records OF Carroll county in
idher ]. II =. No. -. folio 81. etc.
and is Roid - an entirety by agree
menI Of all Ine parties n interest. and
under the direction u the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county.
/ For further particulars apply II Cal
yin =. BanksrI. ESQ.,. - the Union
Ill Savings Bank. o. the underHIKn-
ID attorneys
TERMS O. SALE - prescribed by
tha Court. 0ne-third IF the purchase
money to b Paid 10 Ihe said exeen-
+ trIk on The daY Of sale. or on the rat
If.eatIon thereof BY The aid Court. and
fhH residue II Iso equal payments. the
on payable n one yea and the other
payable In 10 years from the daY of
ale the credit payments 10 b Sc
eHHHd by tn bonds Of single bis Of
ne purchaser or purchasers. Nth
sufficient aeeurity, bearing interest
ffnm the d. Of sale. or all cash Al
IL option IF the purchaser or nur-
rhaHsFs.
/ srsANNAu RANkERT. Exeeairlx.
sIisANsIm BANkElT. Owner.
naHd s ParEs. Attorneys. anr I
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Not aspnech.

George Il. Cohan. the well known
comedian engsEod young woman for
one OF his productions whose ambition
excelled her abilities.
One morning she vent to Mr. Conan.
Il have only one line in the fITsf act.
Mr Cohan,. said che. and but one In
the second Couldn't son give me line
for the third act alao7'
Mr.. cohan thought for a moment OF
al the trouble the girl had caused him
and OF the very exalted opinion she
had of her poor acting.
Well. yea." replied Mr. Cohan. dur
Ing the banquet scene in the third act
Yon may enter and say. Here Is a
ham,"
.oh." she exclaimed, and do bring
: ham On the stage With me-.
No" answered Mr. cohan: IL IL
not speech; It i confession my
dear"
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of Miss MarIh< Barber. who died Sat
friday.
Mr.. George shipley. Of near Gist
vas Eunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
George !. Ehipiey. Of Fenby.
Mr.. Leo Davis had ne misfortune OF
having one of his best work horses
die one day last week.
Mrs. Virgie Zepp. had as callers sun
day night, Mrs. Margaret caplea and
Miss Susanna Caples. Winfield and
George capIes and others.
Mrs. Letter Waltz and Miss Leona
Waltz, and Mr. Willard Waltz. of Flor
sIlle, are visiting here. They visited
Mrs. Gladys Bair. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughes enter
tanned Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. L. Conner. OF near Gist; Mr. and
IRIS. David g. Hook. Mrs. Bertha
Zahn, Misses Louiae and Evelyn Hook
Ethel Zahn. and Masters Wesley. Ar.
thur and Levi Zahn and others.
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MII.I.IRS.

Mra. William HaIlinger md son. u
near GIxndon. fIzIzed Mr. md M
Aaron neddlng and Ar. and Hrs. Elm.
cry noIIInger laHI week
MrE Alrertia Warner and children
visited relatives here laHt Thursday
and Friday.
Lester Miller md bride. 81 Illinois
visited Nr and ars George IausT
last week.
Mrs. Hello Be- ner. Mr. Richartz
and Mr. Edward Rohrbaugh spent
last Thursday n Emory Grove Camp
David Ebaugh nd wife. II Green
mount. visited IT md Mr. Iohn <.
Miller. Iaet Sunday
MeHzrH. Emory Mccullough. Lloyd
Miller. Harry Myers. Nelson Garrett
and Everett Miller maiored "a
waynezbnro LAT Tuesday.
Denton Wianer. Tear here. has pur=
chased piano
The following attended Emory Grove
Camp meeting la Sunday Ar. and
MrH. George lAusF. Hiss Tresa Miller.
George Hoover and family. Jacob Zepn
and family. Mrs George Kefehner and
Mrs. Riley. Misses Edith RinHhart Lot
tie Del md Clinton NasemuTs.
Harry Brilliant md wife spent Saiur.
day niKht and Sunday visiting hls par
ents. II Manchester.
John EncabauKa and sister. Mr.
Daniel Krehs. Of Baltimore. Visited
here Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Prank and IN. Harry
Of Ohio. visited he aister=Inzlas. Mr.
Martha Hoffnagle. this week.
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CIHHRR.

Christian Endsnsor at Providence
Methodist Protestant Church. Sunday
evening. beginning At S p. N. Topic
|"Carelessness vs.. Thaughtfulnesa."
Miss Hattie Barnes. Of Springfield
State Hospital. spent Sunday afternoon
with her parents. Mr. and Mr.. Thomas
Barnes.
Mss Lillian Phillips Is spending ;
week IN Baltimore
Miss Emma stImax. Of Hampstead
has bean spending few days with
her parents. Mr. nd Mrs Frank stl-
max.
Mrs. !. +. Ford has been visiting
relatives in Hampstead. Nd.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ProYI.
denee Methodist Protestant church
will meet at the home OF Mr.. David =
Lester. on Thursday afternoon. Al
gust Il All are cordially invited q
attend
Miss Flora Barnes spent tle weeks
end with her sister. Mrs. Lee :. Ward
Miss Helen erHzz. of baltimore, i
visiting relatives 81 this vicinity.
Mr.. Jabez \. Barnes spent saiur-
day and Sunday viii Rev J. l. Ward
of CheHlertown. ID.
Mrs KIttie Z. Harnes and niece. Eva
~. spent TuerdaE and Wednesday II
baltimore.
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LIEEH0RA.

Miss Jennie KaIaer ana Henry
Krebs. Of this place, drove to Hanover,
Saturday, and vent by trolley to
York, whore they obtained marriage
license. The couple then drove to
Chenille. where they were married
by the Rev EhrharI, OF that place.
The marriage came rs great surprise
to their many friends.
EnrouIe home from Hanover, near
Marburg. the machine owned by J.
Haines. Of this place, went up a small
lenbankment, Sunday, when Mr..
Haines. while cranking. neglected 70
draw the brake. No serious damage
was done to either the occupants, Mrs.
Halnes and Mr.. and Mrs. sandruck.
of near Manchester. or to the car IT
self.
Mrs. J. s. shaITer. who has been
sick aI the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. v. currens. Who she Is visiting.
for the past few weeks, is slowly i'm
proving.
The following Isineboro residents
took advantage Of the LuraY cayerns
excursion. last Saturday Tie Misses
Katherine shaffer. Beulah Bortner and
Mary Koontz and he Messrs. Raymond
Warner. cnryin Woifgang and Samuel
Krug.
Mrs. /. Belt and daughter. Mar
guerite. Of Arlington. Md. are visiting
Mrs. Belts father. William KOpp.
Irwin Fridinger. of this place. 1
visiting his parents. In Manchester.
The lev Charles shilke and wife.
of Frederick, Md. visited the formers
parents. last Sunday.
Miss Margaret zoolough. Of Balti-
more. i the guest OF Miss Adelaide
Kerchner. OF this place
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DATirIATIoS NOTICE..

In ths Orphans CszHI = Cared 1zzzHzx
June II. 1915
Estate = 1ohn y. , stasss. Deceased.
On apnIIzzIzas i : azzIzT.si this 81. a. n
Ialy, lsia IkHt the Sc a Reaa E@zszr II
IsAa y. 2 H.zzzzF, late 81 Carroll eus3HtE azzsapnd
Hsda b. ~ Z. sluHz# nd EtBaEY = zsapsE
EzarutoEs = TIE last ~ nd TestaEHzzzI u sad
decreased. - - dsy HszzzHzsd 10 t. Izast b
he naA EzHzataf - ratified hhA confirmed
Halsaa enaHa - stsssn Ia he coaEHz## oH o.
kafsre ths - asadAY. - day # HzuIsznhsr
nzxf, pfuzHzs1 rory = Tia esSisE II IassFtua
~ fhfua successive So IN nosns H.=zzaapsz
HFIaiea 81 uaklshsd u Carroll CaaHI#. ssfers
ne sih HazzzY. zkih d. = Ausnat -
he fsn9HI slater IT, zHzslnt a -. - h
s.E7@
SOLOMON .YEna,
THOMAS ]. uAINEa
NOSES ,. = THoxEiI.
Tue Cong. IzzI.@ Iudzzzz
HII.LiAH ARTHUR
az t-at EzzsstsT = Ill fas CHHEzIl County
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kIIIII.Ei.

Mra. Elizabeth NIlhide Va = Sun.
day evening gaeat Of Mira Ezrh Cop.
persmIIh. at Central Carroll Other
guests IF Mr.. and Mrs. GoppersmIl1
we're NJ and Mr. Herman NarsenfeII
Charles md Herman Wardenfelt and
Miss Martha WaHdenfelt. Of Small.
wood
A great many from here attended
Emory Grove camp Sunday.
Mr.. md Mrs. George Carter moved
Friday. 10 MTe. LILA Zahn.a tenant
house. II Morgen.z Hun.
Miss Hilda Carter. who sas aleE
has improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Engleman. Of Bal.
Iimore. afe visiting Mr and HrB. John
T. Wagner, this week. Sunday guests
were MT and nra. John !. Wagner
Mira. Elizabeth Gibson, MlaHea TreYa
ard Alserta Wagner. Reda and Dorothy
Gibson and others.
Mr. md Mrs hub Engleman. Of Bal
timore. we're i:orday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Iohn NJ. Hook.
Mr.. J. ?. NilhIde had III callers Sun
day, MT. K. zaha. An. n. Earber. Leo
Davis. and r. d. 0wlngs.
Mr.. Albert Jordan had a. nIa gue1ta
Sunday. Mr. EphraIm WiiiIamn.
The family Of Mr. George Hoffman
has orr sympathy over the lost OF
Mrs. Hoffman, who wac buried Sun
day, near Eastyiew. Also the friends
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YToRTgIsEg'S SALE
- or a
Desirable Properly !!
sEAR HlSD HALL. - CARROLL
COUNTY. -.

i virtue Il The power OF sale con.
IzIned IN ; mortgage from Anna !. 4,
IAnny and Edward O. Ipny. her hns.
land. recorded among I1a Real Estate
Mortgage Records OF Carroll County
IN I.Ibar u. : 9. No. >. folio ~. and
fIled N Equity cause - 4e4i. tn m
deIzlgned - assignee Of said mort
EaEs will nfIaT At Public Sale. o. The
premises. about u mile South Of Hand
I'll. IN Manchester district. IN Carroll
county. Nd. IN the county road Lad
In from NIHner's School 10 Hand
HHlI. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Q. lie.
- : s'eleeE. ,. NJ 81 the land and
premises mentioned IN aid mortgage.
containing
i ACRES Nd Il 10 PERcHEs,
more or les. md impros=
I'd y Two STOux
DWELLING HOUSE.
m and elEer necessary g -
InIlaings, md now oeen= Az8szz=E
pied by Richard Lppy.zII
being the property owned by Anna Il.
: lIppy during her IL time. and be-
cause OF her death. IIIs sale became
necessary foT the purpose Of passing
lIIla. Thu property adioins Amos
Feezsr and Sterling HIzIer.
Terms af szIe i--tb0.0 - cash On day
Of zale and he balance On ratification
OF ale By The Court 81 these terms
maY be changed 10 aaII purchaser by
applying to the undersigned attorney
OF assignee.
HERBERT :. BIxLER.
Assignee of Mortgage.
IVAN L. H0EF, Attorney.
anE IL wM. WARNER. Anet.
Evening star., 1916-05-09
RULES ON MILITIA PAY.
War Department to Make Allow
ances for Unavoidable Absences.

According to Gen. Mills, chief of
the militia division of the War Depart
met, ito constitute field or camp serv-
ice for instruction there must be pres
ent the designated personnel" When
not present, he says, field or camp serv-
, ice for instruction is not constituted
and members of the organized militia
concerned are not entitled to pay under
the law. 1T therefore follows" says
Gen. Mills. that during an encamp-
ment il an organization is reduced be-
low the minimum prescribed its mem
bers cannot receive pay. lnasmuch as
unforeseen causes are at all times Ii
able to occur which will cause an or
ganiZation to be reduced below the
minimum prescribed. several addition
al members should be taken with the
organization.
I'm order. however. to avoid what
may be deemed hardship. due to the
reduction of an organization below tn
minimum prescribed for causes beyond
| control, the War Department will con-
slider each case on its merits. and where
the reduction is due to unavoidable
causes, such as death or sickness of
those concerned or their immediate
| families, authority for the payment of
the organization will be granted. This
| must not be interpreted to mean that
authority will be granted for absence
due to business causes. Such emergen-
| cies should be foreseen and provided
for
Evening star., 1916-05-09
J. G. HOLDEN SWORN in.
MAYOR OF HYATTSWLLE
Three Councilmen Also Take Oath of
OMce-Chairmen of Commit
tees Are Named.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
HYATTSVILLE, Md. May 9-Former
Councilman John G. Holden took the
oath of Office as mayor of Hyattsville
last night, and at the, same time DE-
Harry P. Welsh. T Hammond Welsh
and Charles w. CIagett were sworn in
as members of the council from the
first. second and third wards. respec-
lively. The mayor serves for one year
and the councilmen for two. Council
man William A. Brooks was elected
president Of the council. and G. Hodges
Carr clerk. William A. Shepherd was
sworn in as treasurer to serve for two
years. Vincent A. Sheehy was reap
pointed corporation counsel Council
man Clagett thought the town could
do without a regularly employed coun-
sci, and Councilman Brooks took the
same view The vote on the reappoint-
ment of Mr. Sheehy was > TO ,.
The council decided to hold regular
meetings the last Monday of each
month. On motion OF Councilman Clag-
EFT. the treasurer was directed to sub
init a statement each month showing
in detail the outstanding obligations OF
the town
Evening star., 1916-05-09
GRcCERS UNDER FIRE.
Federal Grand Jury Investigating
Nebraska Iowa Wholesalers

DES MONIES, Iowa. May 9.-The
federal grand jury has begun an in
vestigation to ascertain whether the
Nebraska Iowa Wholesale Grocers' As
sociation is operating in violation Of
the Sherman antitrust law
The Department Of Justice has been
at work on the case for three years 1t
is alleged by critics Of the organiza-
tion that it restricts the direct distribu-
tior Of food. and that jobbers outside
the association cannot buy as cheaply
as those within it.
Sixty-fye witnesses from various sec
tions of the country will testify. and
the evidence will be submitted to the
Attorney General of the United States.
Fifty-six jobbers are affilated with the
organisation.
Evening star., 1916-05-09
ALL IS IN READINESS.
e. W. U. Dramatic Association Plans
to Stage "Disraeli, TONIGHT

All is In readiness for the production
'ohisht at the Belasco Theater of the
most ambitious effort of the Dramatic
Association OF the George Washington
l ChIversity. when "Disraeli'' will be sta aged
Tor the benefit OF the university hospital
ana the dramatic association.
The cast Is s follows: Duke of G,as.
tonoury, Elmer l.. Pendell: Duchess OF
glastonbury. Miss Frances Geschickte ter
LORD Cudworth. Maurice S. GIuck: Lady
Cudworth. Miss Agnes Pendleton; Lord
Brooke. Frederick E. Kunkel; Lad,
Brooke. Miss Katherine Greenwood; Sil
Michael Probert. E. Balm Lightfoot. Mr.
Lumley Foljambe. Ernst NJ Eikin: Mr.
Hugh Meyers, Walter Stair; Charles
Niscount Deeford. Leon A. Tashof; Mrs
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