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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MY FORMER PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
generally are hereby notified that have dis
posed OF the ownership in business at 625
Louisiana ave-, in this city. heretofore known
as the Washington Showcase Exchange, and
have no further interest In the same.
NJ. Z. STERN.
Former Owner of the Washington Show
case Exchange 27s
+, CONSOLIDATED CARS SAN FRANCISCO, OC-
tober 81; Los Angeles, Nov. 2; others follow
ing. Through carload shipment reduced rates.
SECURITY STORAGE CO.. 1140 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
Machinists O. K. Half-Holiday Plan.

Efforts to secure the year-round Sat-
urday half holiday for government
employees were Endorsed last night by
Columbia Lodge, No. ia, international
Association of Machinists, at a meeting
of that organization held in Naval
Lodge Hall. Adverse action was taken
on the so-called Taylor efficiency sys-
tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
Y. M. c. A. Talks.

The greatest indoor game. ever invented
for business men IS hand ball. The Y NJ. c.
A. does much to encourage the playing of
this game by members of the Central
Branch. 1t urges this game upon its MEM
bers and stakes its reputation upon the
proposition that when played II will yield
abundant returns In the way of genuine fun,
real sport and good fellowship.
Just above the main gymnasium are two
hand ball courts. -Four men may play at u
time on each court. Each group generally
will not want to exercise more than twenty
minutes at time. This makes the capacity
large number of members. Besides this the
games Of basket ball and indoor base ball
are fostered by complete equipment for these
popular varieties Of sport. Medicine ball Is
also another form Of workout that is very
popular with the men.
We also have . twenty laps to- the mile
running track In the main gymnasium which
is available for those interested in track
athletics. Some Of the best track athletes in
this section have received their training on
this track.
Rowing machines are provided and afford
the same advantages as real rowing.
All these privileges and many others are
available to you at the very small cost Of
$500 year.
Ask for further information
Young Mems Christian Association,
Telephone Main $3.50. 1876 G Street NV.
Experieneed Advertisers Prefer
The Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26

Those who continue to
live the cliff dweller's life"
in stuffy apartments. or pay
rent for antiquated houses
are doing SO because they
have not seen what's wait
ing for them in the latest
style e and !. room houses at
18th & Webster SITS. NV.
In addition to these re-
markable homes is the loca-
tion-which is recognized as
one of the best residential
and value-increasing sec
lions of the city.
Only one block from
the 10th street boule-
ward and one from the
finest car service in the
city-I4th street.
Prices for six rooms and
bath, $5,85o-if four bed
rooms are required we have
it at $1,000. The terms arc
reasonable-so if you want
a HOME there is no excuse
for you not to inspect.
Open Daily Until 8 O'Clock.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
7I3 18th St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26

William r. Diamond, sixty-one, a re-
tired merchant, died at his home in
Easton. Md. He was well known
throughout Talbot county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
Wilson that the defendant was carry
ing a revolver.

1t PAYS to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds OF situations are
filled through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26
Forfeits Fifty Dollars Collateral.

John H. King forfeited $50 collateral
In the Police Court today on a charge
Of carrying a concealed weapon. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26

Mrs. Upton Bud says it's a
good plan never t step foot in a
automobile without a thorough
understandin' with tn driver that
he is not t use tn railroad tracks
when tn train wants 'em.
Who remembers when we used
t press tn creases out O. ready
made trousers?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
Die beatlde @atrOniIIen erfOIgretd.
Ri9ts Henes auf cp- unn salfan 5ront.
2seridt Oes Oeat[deM e1enetalaa6s.

9erlu, 0ia eOnOon, "a gpril 6ran56FAc Nnarie
ideOnen @uuen %ecnncg nrHdgeueu uoroen Den
NanpDOrOR ridem Die Iau5ou Die Oeut SteuHgeu
Der Gadbara Der SaumOuSafm lie Gatcu eood tenerIe 0Oa
Sies miro in amteH Scrid Oes OenidH Nrme Nauptaua
tiers GemeIOe be Nadmttag DerOeHi wMe yaden0 Der
uOne gSOrtlaMt oeHben:
gSeflider MriegSidaHplab.
Sc grneie bat eutlaHs Unt sr0here AOtGt
5eo UUernebenbeu SGgn Yn merercH EuHten
Oenlde @atrunleu erfOIgreide CpeTniOmn uHrnOmmeH.
SGOd Ct GlOi ueiudten 6rtde Seadmns OOrjnOngen
ie uMrOeu eoOd non unieycR Srnppeu 5urddaemprieu.
On Der Woas-Nen wurOeH aetern Derideoue aj6Fe aHO
aramatcn uarfe gesn uuiere Stelnuae aoe norOS
AuOcUmr nradaeueien.
Sdwade inode |or6he Die Wabreno Der Nadt Dhd Der
ne ort NummcNpObe nntenommen uMroe IbGterten Ggd
Tie TraM5Oien rdtu encH 9nGf nit arIe SruppeHmne ne
mHe StclMuaeu in Der Gadbndait Der SbammOn5arm Die
ier |OrfpR brad eoOd Dor nniGeu Snien 5nammcu
Ttc written Derlieren eincH 8iplan
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gr uf Dnde, nod ani Saliau6rpu baden i'd Nrea
ni6e uOn criuaOncuslucrtDcr @dtiatei 5aaeraseu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25

@erlit 0id 2onoou 2t glprl.
Gs perlaliet. oaB ser 9leihsfan5
Ter crit nobmals nit aaiier gSilbelm
conierireu miro. ebe she 9lntiuort oer
oeiiticben 9fe8ieung aaf sic amerita.
nlde 9lote biniihtiid Der Subma
earie9iiDrlna obgeieierf mer.
0cn Miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
uniere glcropIonc tc6rtcn impcric6rt
3iriid
9niton0riif onf soiio
erAe-hniRIO9.
l1ra0lI0s naa sauoIacl

@crlim 81. 2lpriI. 9ci ocn
tiir5lidcn g(eroplon glngriif an
Sofia paren feline GcrlllItc 5lI per
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9iodmittaa pcr0iicntlibte amtlide
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ocm Rlaieoi bon paiiW 5u oiirbbrc
den nldtc, naH &erhliicn 3nriIdgc.
tcleOcll.
99citlih bon Der 9Roas babcii mir
aciicrn 9iadjt Hcbrcre Grtluioluras
obtAciimsci ecS 6cinoeS 5eriprenat.
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ircitid pom 9arrettcs A'aloe babeu
mir IN @on0arauatcu 9lngriiien III
0ca &erbinolm0sardbei OeS 6etnoeS
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men Giii5icr
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sc Dior NoninIc elm 5iemlih lcbboi,
tee 9lrtilleric 6clier mterbaten.
GrtliH BON Der @loaS imo int
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25

! @oeorc Ciilrift UerIieI oie giadlt IN
perbatniBm6Big ribi9er g8eiie.
gci GpargeS bradten Oie Cent.
i1eu cine Diinc 5nr Gyploiion oiC
inns ieood fcinen Sdaoen that,
Sm 9lpremout g9uIoe lDar iinierc
glrtaeric ic6r aftip iuto 8ci8tc iidl
ie6r iurtiam III oer 9etdmpiime Oct
Sdaeengr0ben @eidiibc oeS ,Sein.
ocs.
| Sn ocn &ogeicn BADEN mir eiHc
tlcinc oeltidc Foiition in Der 9tod
boritbaft BON 9ou6onune eiugeuom.
men,.
gSas sic @ctaier mclocn.
BariS, ~. g(pril. Gas bel.
aide 9lrmce pauptquartier mcIoet
Solaenoc9
o@eIterl glbeno im0 i'm &nule Der
Icbtcn yladt por sic aanouaoe iebr
iutenip in ser g,a6baridoit bon
Rouscapellc. 9lnl Jtodmittaa ocS
23. 9lpril legtc oic glrtiacrie in Ger
AiHrmg pon 0irnitoe mo Steeu.
iraetc Icbbaitc Ebdtigtet an Den.
&ao4
Ter fran80iifbc " beNo 4
berid /.
@oris, 2l. 9lpril Dos fran.
5oiiihe arieesblreau bat 1ente
9lbeno oos folaenoe oifi5iene @mac
tin bctamt geaehen.
ollnierc glrtilcrie bat in Der Sc.
eeno Don gseiieno lno SteenIrdie
aroBc glttiuitot an oen Eaa qelegt
sSr Den gtrgonnen BADEN iutr iuiier
6eiler ouf Die @egen0 bon N}alon
court con5entrirt
gScItlih pom Der Nlaas bat ser
6eino IN iebr interiioer 9geiie pd6.
reIe oes gtohnIittaaS uiIere Stel
hulgen in ocr 0'eaeno BON sc Wlort
Sonme boubaroirt.
0citlic5 BON Scr NlaaS uno intI
gSoeure Diiiritt 9ab eo 9lrtillerie,glf
tioncu NIT llnterbreGnnacu.
BON 9ieit Der Sront lit nidts BON
s5eoeitina ST oermcIoen.~
SfoIonoiS ptll W1iIIion.I
fiir glnleibe 5eidncn.
Ntbcn oia &driS. "a. 9lpriI.
Frcmicr Sfoulouois bat Hdj crboten,
,OO0,000 st ciner interuotionoIpnI
9Inlei6e jll 5cidueH falls cine ioldr
onlgenomnlen mcroen ioll. Gieie
Wlittbeihtna idieint Sic riHtigc @cr
lion eincs irii6ereu 9eridlteS sl iein
wonadl Ger @renier. ser Elm Ie6r rel
der @iomn ilt ocn 5taotc cine D1iI
lion Collars aeidcnft babe I'M oa
nit sic 6omiIien Ger mo6il aenads
ten Solooten, ipcIde ipeeen ser Seere
i'm Sdlobe niht 6e5o6lt iuoroen fins,
3l beireoiaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
4ntt-Augrif
gluf GRli6e Grail9af.
ten GngIAnNS.
SSOm Srei Zeppelin SMft-
id9iffen mntermDMttnem.

Gnc 9ln8o5l BON 3iiuobombcu ber.
o6aeluoricu. 9lod feiuc gc.
ridtc iibcr Ocu auocri6tctcu
sdoocu. 0cutider 9leroploa
iiber 0ooer. 9luac6id Der
tricbcu. SioIienS 0Iieacr
0rcicu Sricit al.
2onoom 25. 9(pril. Grei
3cppelme bo6cu aeiicrn 9loNt Oic
oitli6en @rofidjoitcn beiIHt mo
cine 9ln5obI bon 3iino6omben 1erob
gemorien.
Der bcutigcn oiii5iellcn glitiinOi
gun9 nod legen be5iigi6 oes
ongcrictctcn ShoOcuS nod feinc
@cric6tc uor.
2 Ncut der 9lcroplan il Ser
0opcr.
@on0on "a. 9lpril. Gin
ieiuOlider 9leropIan cri6ieu 6elte
Olorgcn iibcr 9oper; er mari ieOoh
tcnc 9ombcn 6cro6.
Sic naNlicbenoc oii5iele BE.
fanntlnoblm0 mroc iiber ocn nm
grill aus1e0cben
o%cntc Qlorgen I'M II ll6r l5 er.
ldlicn Gin icin0lider 9IeropIan iibcr
Dopcr; cr fam ans oitli6er 9id
tlma. Gr iiberflog 0ie Sto0t III encr
@6bc Don chua 5000 SUB. lIuicrc
glnti.6luajcua @eidiiBc traten iofort
in 9(ftiou. Gic ieiuoIi6c @ioibne
mlrOc jur 6hl@t gctricben. @S pur.
oen feline Yonbcn bcrab9auoricn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
Grtan0en.
Sir StOgcr Gaiemeut
Der iriilbe 7yiibrer.
Den 2ritcm in bic &5ambe
gefaIIem.

sIngebIih bon einenl oelltihcu &Nlfs.
areu5er berintereeboIt 8ei
Dem @ermde, IN Srlano ggaiien
puo @llnition 8u Ianoeu. 80
crtIdrt Elm 2onooncr @eri6t
2as Oelaidc gaiii angcbGa
pericnfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
Ghe SuOin9s. &onk
Of Baltimore.
SncOrpOrirt 1918.
ganhnure. mo G0arIcS cir. tem eouore),

2 @ldp 1916.
Orr 9rdlioeu nno oc 0rcIiorci bo6a cine oTra.
0nOrnO our gatc bon cinem GaI6cn 9ro5cnt " @ro8nD
mli oGc monotlidcn Gouto gloac ou ode Ecpoiien
na sic por 6rm gpru 1916 fir Gin ao0r o0er dnocr
oui ser goni oacn
0ie crirn.DpiOeuOc Oon cHcm 9al6cu *r0aent uO Oic
id6rdcn suu pon 3A 8ro5ci crac6cn Sicr @rO5cnl
Sa6r oui oac 5l Griro 0iOiooe 5ercdioicu Cont uno
~croci am im6 uod 0'ontaa. IA Gpri fir ole emroama
IN Sic Giuluuasbidcr scr Ccpoiiorcn Gcrcu igln
stoos mlo gtooi scncrn BON ser gouf bc5obt
giaam s. Confna,
(0inl gpr29O Frdoe...
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25

areu5er berimiergebolt 8ei
Dem 9eriude, IN Srlano gsaiiea
tuo a3unition 8u lanocu. 80
crtIdrt Elm aonooner @eridt
Gas Oeutidc eaiii anacbaa
perienft.
&ouoon ~. 9lpril. Sir
9ioaer Galement uur0e Dou einem
oentiden Sdiii bcrunteraeboIt. peI.
dies anaebIih ben 9eriuA madtc. III
3rlano s8afien 81 lanoeu Gics
lunroe beute glbeno in ser nadachcn.
oen oifi5ienen 9lntiinoiqima bcfaanl
aeseben
~gSdbreno Ger 4eriooe spiibcn
Dem &admIttae oes 90 glpril m0
Dem glahuittag oe9 n 9lpril maHie
eiu Gampfer III Der MaSfe cines neu.
tralcu panoeIsidiiies. biutcr ser iid
Elm oeutibcr Siilistret5er perboro.
cillen @eriucb @oiiea tmo Dhrnitiou
IN Srlano 5i Ianoat
Der @iilisfrelBef iUuroe perienft.
im0 cine gln5nbl pom @eiauacncn
luiiroe BON uns aemaHt inter oicieu
auh Cir Roaer Gaiencnt
(Sr NoQcr GQIemeni jfanA nor
Dem ariege in britiiheu GonInlar.
oicnii Gr batte Foiieu III Eorhtgc.
iiidl 9eii-2F Ia i'm Gonao,iS ,iSreiiiaa.
IN San lo.r 70 nno IN g9raflica
innc.
Sm gtooenber 1914 imiroe gemel.
oct Dab Cir 9loger, Ger Sii6rer set
Scporotiiien-6ottion IN Srlano. nb
nah NerIiu beaebeu babe. iml ui'
oen oettidlen 9litorit0teli Nl conicri.
rcn auaeblid5 an Ger slhiiht. lint,
bonoImaer 5piibeu Tnditlan
Ger dnti.enalilhcn 9oric IT, -uo
81 er0finen
1cr g'cridt bon iclucN glttmiidia
nj Gciticblauo crreBic III Gnglan0
cine gewaltiae scnidtiom inns I'M
6ebriar 1915 finoigte sir gomaro
@reg III llutcr6anie all ea6 r
9iogcrS &euiioH ais frilbcreg Nli.
glieo oeS Gonmlaroietiies iuspcuoirt
lporoenic. @s uaren 9nihlioiaini.
aen Der llnloDolitit 9eaen 5r @oaur
crbobel iporoel)
@roBer 9riteH6ompfcr
perienft
9onoon, "a. qlpril, 2cr bri.
tide Gampier u@ariiiana cia
Sdiif BON 4763 Eounm lit bon q.
neni llnterieeboot IN Den @rmo Qe.
6obrt poroen.
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fi1r om 20, April bon 9lepport,
gugIaio, nod 9lotiolt ab.
(Ecr Danipfer aBariiana 6atte
cine Saiige BON 3S5 SUB. cine 9reiia
BON 52 Sub lmo cinen 5ieiqaua BON
27 Sub Gr iuuroc iui Satire l9ii
in 2artIepooI aebait ms mar
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. otfdafter @cruro 6ei'm
Rei@Stan5ter.
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~ Ger omerifnnicbr 9otjdjafter
ruroe bciite @iorgen tclcpbouiIb
jrm ReidsfauSIer 9alais acruien
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GoiIfcrenS mebrtc enc Shnoc nuo
3ebn Wlhtuten.
gtls er oaS &1loiS bcrlieB lc0nic
Der 9otidlaiter g c0, irqeio lpelde
5niormation iiber sic glotur Der lln
terreouig 81 ge6en er uolltc aud
nid1t iogen, ob auBer ibiu lno Dem
aan5ler nod &emauo ouoetS an ocr
Gonieren5 ibeilgenomnien babe.
2an3ler wir0 no1mats
NIT aoiier confe-
riren.
@erliu 0ia 2onoou a. Aprl
Gs uerlaliet. DAB Der 9ieihsfan5
Ter crit Hodmals nit aaiier gSlAeln
miro, ebe she 9lntuorf oer
oeiltiben He8ieriug auf sic amerita'
niide glote biniittiid Der Snbma'
rineSriegiiibruma abgelielert mer.
ben miro.
QIb6nnenten, BIC ben ,,Geutldlcn G1rrta
lpDnDenten" nidli pliffslldl Ooes nnre0el,
mdnl9 er6altct, ijitb aebeien, Der Office
bnppn per EeIepbnn paet Ibrtiilid 4Hits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25

Qlbonnentet, BIC hen ,&eutldcn GBrrta
lpDnbenien" nid)i plInlslIdl Ooer nnreagl-
mdgia erbaltcn, iinb arbeicn, Der Office
babpi yer EeIepbua usfr idlrIlilidl Ailis
tbgilnn9 81 usadsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
1toIicnii1c 0Iicacr arcil


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ScrliM -. glpril. gic olicr.
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slcroploncn anacariiicn iuorocu Eie
bcrab9cmoricncn @ou6cn tooictcu .
Gioilpcrioncn neupnnoetcIi iinf mn
icriiorten Elm 3loiier.
2ieie @lnoc 5riugt cine inter ocm
Iohunr ocS 2l, April erlaiienc on.
lidle Nliitbcillnq oeS 5itcrrcidDiidjs
lngniidcu @cncroliia6es, sic nah
bier iibcrnIiticlt wnroc. 9lo6iiebcno
/ ibr Morilollt;
uSiebcu iioIieniihe 9lcroplonc 6a.
6en aciicrn 9laamittaa 25 @om6en
aui Srieit bcrabgclUoriem woourdl 9
Gioilpcrioucn Qet0otei muoel oal
rutcr iiinf ainoer, p16rcno iiiri
9Scrionen pcrlest ulroeu. Gin alos
itcr in oeiici anpcllc 400 ainocr
ocm WoiicSoiclii bciiuo6utcL piroc
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bcrs5onl6aroirt, Sonit gao eS tel.
lie cru01uemvcrt6c GnhuidlnnecH
a6acicaen uon 9lrtillerie Slftionen Oil
cin5clnen @lmftei cnilon9 Der Siiltc
rno auf scr aGrnt6uer 6ront
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moiieu 5nriidaemieirn Die &erhlitc
ccs 5ciuoeS parru ie6r id)uer
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ten itolicnicbc 9orii0Bc aegen rmiere
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entriiien baiten uno gegcn imicrc
eiricn peitlih BON Sperone
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6licgcr.
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ioiiihc, ,ariegs6urcoll lncloei ii6cr bic
SAdiiafcit 0cr Sltitpe1r.
u@eilern 9}od)t Gdbcn unicrc 6lie.
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ielnonlmcn
gHlf ocn 9o6n6oi bon SonglDou
mtrOeu q Grploiip. iuio aht 3iino
@ombcn gnuoricu; iiiH @omben oni
oen 9a6n0oi uon Stcna0. sw6Ii ani
s'iuionofs oitIid bon Sim iuio 80
oli Ieloloacr III Ocr @cacno bon
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9ioniillois
gSd6rcno Ocs o. 9lpril mo scr
9'amt pom n. snn "a g(pril 0oben
Sran5oieu 6hajeugc on 3wei Der
idicoeucn 0eIcacpheiien Sen 9obn
boi bon @nnucae 6iilid pom Soli.
i0culit SSoloc bonlbarort 9cim er.
lcn Niolc miroen 3Olm0 beim 5mci.
ten 9nlNriii is 9ombcn ihmercn ao-
li6ers hefobacmoricn mo pieIe Der
Ssnriacidolic irnici ibg 3ic. sllc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-09
When Justice NIiscarrics.

All too frequently the public is
shocked by the news that the state has
convicted and imprisoned a person sub
scquently proved to have been innocent
of any crime. These accidents in the
administration of the criminal law hap
pen either through an unfortunate CON
currence Of circumstances or periured
testimony or as the result of mistaken
identity, the conviction having been
obtained by Jealous prosecuting attor-
neys on circUmstantial evidence. The
state freely admits that, for certain in
references with private rights in the
public interest, compensation is made.
Thus, when his property is taken for a
public use, such rs a public building or
road, compensation is made. This is
fundamental. Yet, when the liberty Of
an individual is taken for the public
usc-and the preservation Of the public
peace through the administration of the
criminal law is a public purpose at least
equally vital to social welfare as the
erection of public buildings-the right
to compensation is apparently over
looked.-The New Republic.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-09
The Cost Of Courts.
LnnAln.L LII

On page ) of the treasurer : fnan>
cial statement for the year ending
July /, 1916, appears IN item which
viii give many Nermontcrs cold chills,
1t is brief, but pregnant with financial
woe:
Administration OF Justice - @4l7,-
5000.
Covering the same period to July l,
1914, the cost was $3SS. 056.91. Going
back over n term of wears, we find the
costs steadily increasing. from so,
1926 in 1901. to 800, I53.~l in 1913
and then ON mp.
Vermont taxpayers win do well to
stop and ask themselves the searching
question: Whv?' Is there more
crime in the state? Is there substan.
TALLY more litigation? Is Justice any
cheaper? Have any of the measures
responsible for these terrific increases
/ been successful in aiding the cause of
quicker and cheaper Justice for the
/ poor litigant?
The Herald pauses for an answer
! hut finds none. On the contrary, il
seems quite reasonable to expect that
! the cost will continue to climb steadi
4 ly to the half million mark and be
yond, and this in state no larger il
/ population than thrd-cla Amcri
can city and no better able to stand
the heavy annual cost
/ Extending the jurisdiction of the
municipal courts, establishing a work
men S compensation act, increasing
the number of Judges and simplifying
to some degree the legal procedur,
governing courts was expected Il
work an Improvement. Apparently i
has not don so, and apparently tn,
| Legislature win convene in Januar,
with the same old problem to face
viz, another failure Of legislature ex
Ipedients to reduce the cost of courts.
The membership Of the coming leg
islature seems likely to comprehend
the usual number of lawyers, scvera
of them Of legislative experience an,
Imany of them of more than ordinar,
liability. lnasmuch as the present top
heavy system of courts has failed It
produce the expected results, it seem
clearly the duty of some far-sightet
and competent member to take tn,
lead in a radical, sweeping movement
to cut down the high cost of the ad
ministration of justice.
If The Herald might offer lay
man s opinion, it would revive its sug
gcstions Of merging the supcrio
Judges in the supreme court, abolish
ing the Office of Encouragement ant
abolishing certain municipal court
which are mere political appcndage
Of complaisant administrations an,
serve no adequate public end.
If the lawyers do not see fit to lea,
in this important matter, The Hcral,
has 4 notion that the laymen will.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-09
Good Work Recognized.

1t was q graceful act of Col. Ira L.
Reeves of the LIST Vermont infantry to
make acknowledgement of the good
service rendered by regimental officer,
and company captains and lieutenanta
during the term of federal service OF
the regiment now brought to a close
His appeal, Incorporated therein, to
maintain the company organizations
and, consequently, the regimental for
nation, ought to be needed The Isl
Vermont infantry, trained in month.
of actual camp life after long service
as National Guard, is Just the sort
of organization which Vermont needs
for a nucleus for militia organiza
ton. The experience gained at Eagle
Pass during the summer makes the
regiment too good an organization tc
be disbanded or even to lose any con
siderable number of the men. 1t would
be distinct loss to the states mill
.tary department if the regiment were
not to be kept intact. We hope tho
boys will stick.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-09
DISTRICT MEETING
OF EASTERN STAR
About 10 Members Of Bingham Chapter
of 3rattleboro Went to Bellows
Falls by Automobile.

Falls by Automobile.
The DIST annual meeting Of the sec
ond district, order Of the Eastern Star.
was held in Bellows Falls Friday and
was in charge of Mrs. Carrie l.. Hamil-
ton Of Brattleboro, d. d. G. NJ, and
Frank y. Davis, D. D. G. p. The meet
ing was in session afternoon and even
ing and the following grand officers
were present.: Edward H.. Proutv, G.
F., of Montpalier; Mrs. Florence X.
Pierce, &. NJ, Of Barton; Frank r.
Nichols, \. G. F., of Chester; Mrs. Mar
tina a. Stoddard, \. G. NJ, Of Charlotte;
Mrs. Olive }. Stockwell, &. S., Of Brat
tlcboro; Mrs. Phyllis Burdette. A. G. c.,
OF Springfield; Mrs. Nellie NJ. Smvthc,
G. L., of st. Johnsbury; Mrs ANNA f.
Nichols, &. r., of Chester; Mrs Eta
NJ. Howard, G. f., Of Bellows Falls.
The meeting was opened by Town
shcnd chapter, Mrs. Grace Z. Richard
son, w. NJ. The address of welcome was
made by Mrs. Howard and the response
by Mr.. Davis. The addendum, The Pre-
sentation of the Stars Tribute, was
given in Il perfect manner by Bingham
chapter of Brattleboro, the following oc-
tuliNlGg IHt ChtlIN. w. NJ, MIS-. lS0-
bella :. Lawrence; \. NJ, Mrs. Minnie
f. Haynes; C., Mrs. Ethel X. Han; A.
G., Miss Ruth Childs; NJ, Mrs. Clara &.
Miller; chaplain, Mrs Mary Robbins;
Adah, Mrs May S. Edwards; Ruth, Mrs.
Eloisc Il. Nichols; Esther, Miss Joseph
Inc Toedt; Martha, Mrs. Marion
Prescott; Electa, Mrs. Clara f. Allen:
soloist, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Bassctt; pi-
auist, Mrs. Addie 3. Carpenter.
\ banquet was served at $50 and at
5 clock the degrees were conferred ON
two candidates, George NJ. Clay of
Brattleboro acting az W. p and Mrs.
II. W. Roberts Of Bellows Falls as w
NJ. The other Offices were taken by
representatives of the nine chapters in
the district. The grand lecturer re
viewed the work and remarks Were
made by the grand officers, who ex-
pressed appreciation of the good work
performed, About 80 members of Bing-
ham chapter attended, going by auto
mobiles.