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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-20
Montgomery County Fair,
Rockville, Md.

August ~, %, "a and rs
DO not fall to visit the Rockville
Fair this year.
Twelve u2, harness, including
ca stake and eight (sD running
races. All classes filled with
large number Of entries.
From the class Of horses entered
the races promise to be extra good.
We have entries In the live stock
classes from large exhibitors OF
other States, which promise to
make that department the largest
In the history Of the society.
DO not fail to see the household
and poultry exhibits.
An excellent band has been
secured to furnish up-to-date
music.
Take B. and o. r. r. trains at Union
Station, at s;l5 A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. ar
take Electric Cars at 32d and NJ and 2.d
and p SITS. which will run on a ten-mIn-
ute schedule,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-20

, A T last it begins to look as il
~ the local temples of Thespis
4 n really contemplated opening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-20

Lyman II. Howe's travel festival.
showing Glacier National Park. and
various other scenes of interest. Will
be given At Polls Theater for one
performance tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-20

Tho feature film at Loew's Columbia
Theater today II, Rolling stones,
Edgar Selwyn's dramatic success.
Coartot
The evening world., 1916-08-16
BEAUTY
BECOMES THE BRIDE
Of A BRITISH PEER
Mis- Patricia Burke, Who Re-
jetteI a Peer, WeiS The
Earl of Cottenham.

LoNDON. Aug. iG-The Earl o,
Cottcnham was married In IL
Georr,'s church. Hanover square.
to day to Miss Patricia burke, diugh-
ter Of the late J. A. Burke OF C.,lfur-
nia Waiter Winans gave the bride
away Niscount Crowhurst. eldest
son of the Earl, acted as best man.
Tho latest American girl 70 become
a British pccrcss is n daughter ~
John Humphrey Burke, "a Los Ango-
les millionaire. Since her school
days she has figured In many ro-
mances. and on at least two occa-
sions came near to marrying prince
Of the blood.
After winning n beauty prize con-
test In Los Angeles that brought her
came to New York and had a short
but interesting career In mctropol
tan social circles before going abroad
Then her engagement was reported
to Prince Ludovico pignatoll dAra,
gon vi Spain. and the couple wor,
frequently seen together.
The Princes cOurtship continue,
for several months, but WIS suddenl.
broken OFF for reasons that nevc
reached the public. Miss Burke tool
the matter phitosuphiCaliy aud VI
her rruuru To- lLv nitci states re-
marked.
"rrum VIM. have seen ~ title
r tFtnl \
! | am uIt ibuking Of marrying
ia, aIst v .tr ~ the Earl ut Cot
tcnham WAS found shot through Tia
a heart ON May 3, lJl3. with a huntin
gun propp,d against n nc;riy TIRE,
A curoner's Jury decided that IN
{ Countess had accidentally killed her
/ self.
The evening world., 1916-08-16
BOX TRADE STRIKE GROWS;
EMPLOYERS SEEK PEACE
/ ,4OO More Workers Leave Their
PlacsS-GirlS Parade in
Best Dresses.

Morris Rubrnstcin, President of the
BuNmakrrs' IniOn, told 1000 strikers
In Webster Hail this afternoon that
/ 400 workers had joined their ranks
to-day, making total OF 1000 men,
boys and girls now ON strike. lie said
that he had been approached by thirty
individual box manufacturers neGOtia-
ting throngh the cNccuti>" board OF
the Association OF Hebrew Trades, ask
Ing for settlement.
Samuel Laken OF No. l9i Wooster
Street, President OF the IioN Manu-
facturers' Association. announced that
"A meeting would be held in the Offices
OF that organization in the Metropoli-
tan Tower to-day.
Tho third day OF tho boXmakers'
strike brought IA few isolated demon
strations but no arrests, \ parade of
500 workers. mostly girls in their best
dresses, halted outside tho shop OF
Dix n Go. at Fourth Avenue and
Twelfth street following u meeting
In Webster Hall on East Eleventh
street. Tho @jO loyal employees OF
the firm were urged TO drop their
toola and join tha strikers, They
were dispersed by the police.
The evening world., 1916-08-16
Russian Dive !, pIa.u.lll,
stopped, Nies llkenhy Npn
ll.nicnburg's Olll,tr.
NED Up ON SIO|
iulfians Saved by the Timely
\ulyal II Masses oi Ger.
man Troops.

HEADouAurEHs on fEI.p
MARSHAL NoN IilSDENsung'
ARMY unlicd prcss). Aus 10
The worst ~ ~" Russian Offensive
T. over" one ~ the highest command.
inr uf'reiF On the eastern front s1 Z
'H iuy after a tour ~ inspection 20
No Au-iru .G,rmHn lines
Completely halted at tho stohh.l
l,ivor IN their efforts to roach koyoI.
the Russians. undaunted by this fail-
urc, have shifted their attacks south
wnrd. always striking aguins, the
Austrinns
The temporary successes OF tho
luasianz In III" southeast In desper-
ntr strategy" said "a German officer.
because the faster they advance
with their left wing In the south
east. the more they weaken the posi-
tion OF their right wing along tho
Stokhod."
II IN admitted here that the Rus
SLAMS caught the Austrians by sur
prise at the beginning of the ofren-
s,Nc. AcropIanes reported Russian
troops massing behind the Russian
front. but no one believed the Rus-
SLAMS as strong as they have been
discovered to be. The Russian tac-
ties kcIt the Austrians guessing for
several weeks. but now the whole
4 Auatrn. fsarmau frnpt D.. rpnrua nj al
and the earlier Russian advantages
are being overcome.
The fall Of Stanisiau and Gorlt,
J we're admittedly unpleasant. but
Viewed stratcgically have a different
meaning. according to German mill.
tary men. These reverses are com =
pletely outweighed by the Russians
failure to reach kovel and Lemberg
The Germans marvel that they did
not succeed In view of the gigantic
English and French blows, but at tn,
critical moment German troops ar.
rived tnd stiffened the lines east o
kovel.
We bivouacked last night near tn,
front where the Russians on Aux.
attempted great offensive.
walked for two hours In the from
line trenches. watching German II
inch shells bombarding the Russians
Major Won Cheller. former attache o
the German Embassy at Washing
ton. and Capt. IT, Bchn. former Ger
man Consul at Denver. explained tn
lay OF the surrounding country. W
also visited the headquarters OF Gen
Bcrnhardi. who IL commanding a.
army on this front. hut he was sur
fering from Influenza and unable L
receive US.
The new armies on this front ar
composed OF Polish. German and Aus
tro-Hungarinn troops, which officer
h1!d, illustrates the new spirit OF con
radcship. and is sure indication o
the strengti Of the Central Powers.
The evening world., 1916-08-16
WILSON CALLS MOOSE
ALLIES TO WHITE HOUSE
Strongest Reserves Summoned by
Both Old Parties for Maine
Campaign.

Both Democratic and Republican
generals summoned their i:rongest
reserves to-day for the political
ba.;'e OF Maine In addition to
Hughes and Roosevelt. the Republi-
cans drafted Fairbanks for speeches
in tho State on Sept and 6.
President Wilson has called on his
Progressive allies for conference to-
morrow at the White House. Leaders
OF the Bull Moose herd who refused
to follow Roosevelt into the Republi-
can ranks. headed by Rainbridge
Colby uf New York ere now openly
helping the Democrats.
Among the guests at the White
House Will he Mr.. Colby. Matthew
Hale OF Massachusetts. Judge Norton
OF Missouri. II. NJ. Wallace OF Mich
Igan. Francis Hency OF California
and Ole Hansen Of Washington.
The first battle In which these Pro-
gressivcs will engage will be IN Maine
Mr.. Colby and Mr., Hale will go thcr'
next week.
The evening world., 1916-08-16
NEW GROUND TAKEN
BY THE ITALIANS
ON GORIzIA LINE
NuSIRlNN AIR RAID


NOME Al. ID IVA Land -
,.... g.. .,... tt.I..,. I,I
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tuslI .tmul 900 ..H.usf De, Austrian
,t...... .....
"''
announced to-day - the VA or
- .t.,, a..
'l'' fN-'l.''
slupos ~ Mon" l'tihhh' on '"'
northern 'dIU uf the tarHo plateau
a., "a a.. ,,..I.,,,h,od 80 San GA
49,.
t'ilhd anu ~" "''.' ~ 80 "
ala. have been taken. the announce
men, state.
..,..,,... t.,,,cb .pa Italian
'f'""' ''
i'tppiin'H WHN' i'.n N'iI l'''7''
Yesterday ufI H.. ported tu have ln-
nt.,,I .,t,,..,. d,u,ag, A French
"'''l'""' ""'
"A squadron ut Italian hydtoplah"s'
t..,tb,r Vft Efluch hydrop.aues
,.. ,,...r,,,, hon,
""n "'I"P''"'' WV NV ''"H
harded IN" munIlon factories anu
hangar M Nuugiu. nenr Trieste, caus-
.,... ,,,,,,,.,,.,,. ',..t,u,t.v. fi,,s" s,ys
- 90, !,
thn OFFICIAL sl''ih'h'' nv '''s"
lost one acrOpIane while resisting
hos. Of In, enemy. Otherwise the
entire Franco. Italian sduadron re-
turned ,nt. TO its base"
BERLIN. Aut. lG. Thy wireless to
Sayyill,l rurth,r ouerat .ons OF Aus
trinn pylntprs IA humbarding posi-
lions h.nind th, Italian front In the
lsonzo r.yi,n arc recurd.d I'm an
Austro- Hungarian admiralty state
m,ut To-day ~ fnllnvs,
The evening world., 1916-08-16
lURED SCORES or GIRLS
70 RUIN IN A CHINESE
LAUNDRY USED ASDtp0T
NAth luic lJ,Di, u lhe
BsfltI Dla,.. lh,I Plu-
DHt.. call, Them

ran AItiIrIIIA A.E -
A..
'''
-uI. tf.r. ff. IsrU,..u.n as ths
go,
'i'f" I.'i.
.l.f, rr..,, Iu Police court this
rf''fr. H. h'N f..f's uf ''Ahs A'ss
IA ..... ,.,.. Dbl. dan uhIrh had
.t...
The evening world., 1916-08-16
$4,000 TEUTONS
TAKEN IN GREAT
RUSSIAN DRIVE
CONTINUED from First rageD

sian gained big victory yesterday.
BERLIN. Aug, i6 Wia london,. -
German troops have won success
In the Carpathian region, according
To the War Once announcement to-
day. capturing Starawipozyna Height.
north OF Capul.
To the north Of the Dniester, in
Gallcia, SAYS the statement, the Rus
SLAMS only attacked weakly and were
repulsed.
Following is the text Of to-day's
German War Ot'ice report:
"On the eastern front. from the
sea 20 the region north OF The
Dniester. there were no incidents
OF importance. Detachments Of
the Polish legion made short
and successful advance in the
region Of Huleviche. German de-
tachments broke up Russian ad-
yanccd posts east OF Kiselin and
brought back as prisoners one
officer and sixty-three men.
"North Of the Dniester the Rus
slams, after their sanguinary de-
| feat ON Aug. IA. merely delivered
| local attacks with weak forces,
| without result.
"ln the Carpath!ans our troops
took possession of Staraw lpeAnya
Height TO the north Of tapul,"
Repulsc OF Russian attacks wa
was claimed in an official statemer
from tho Austrian War orice, unds
date OF Aug. IA. received hero to-da,
> The s:Ncnent says;
in the Russian war theatre
front OF tho Archduke Carl moth
ing important occurred south OF
the Duiester. on the heights
north OF Mariampol an attacking
cavalry brigade was dispersed by
our hre yesterday.
"Thas moTnins the snsmy sa-
The evening world., 1916-08-16
FUNERAL BELLS HALT
4 HOMICIDE HEARING
Chauffeur Accused ol Causing Mans
Death Upset hy Iolling tor
Alleged \iclim.

william worsold. chauffeur ~
No n Jackson Avenue, Inng Island
CITY, was nrrhignoi to-day before
MagiHtrnte kochondorfcr IN Long
Island city on charge ~ homicide
fnr having caused the death of Joseph
sherry Of No. ri Fourth street. Long
Island city.
u ~ alleged they had 90 alteration
on Saturday evening. ana ns a result
uf injuries sustained sherry died In
ST. Johns Hospital
The Long Island city Court IN held
in 81 Johns i.yccum. alongside oi
ST Johns Church. lust ns Wursold
vas brought up io the bar the bells
OF the church tollcd for tn. funeral
of sherry The sound Of the funeral
toll was too much for the prisoner aud
his lawyer asked that an adjournment
until Friday be granted. This was
done.
sherry was buried In Calvary Gem.
ctery.
The evening world., 1916-08-16
"TOOy' HAMILTON DEAD
At HOME N BAL IIN0Rt
kfItRAL0NC ILLNESS
t...,| rlt,, igeni ui llr
Im. kucp l.tE Mai
of tmstJueu..

H..... ... f.t...sf ..
. UI... at... .., ~...# .s.f .sv.
...a. o. ...a.s ib.. maIH'rs sf i..
n.. baltimore %. w.. bout
s,I. r,, ,esrs old ani had been ssii
..,. H 'of several months
I.I.' Hamilton vas born iu \ -
N.Is snI 10 his ,ounE da1s vas o
.far urrt.f on th' iI'rali ii.
s,nt So. th. nHfrum Circus 30 . =.
.rfnsIur man aud press aF'rf loo
Isaul.ator f.t tNruty seven years
a., r,titri ln 1900 Last year h' Was
ine pt'ss agent for Luna rark q.
'oucy Island
In his tim, "Tody'' Hamilton hsd
tho widest acquaintance ~ any man
100 the country. and h" was fIr ~ INV
,,ats the best known Snowman
l.vcry yhody that knew him Was hi
frIrul
for many years NJ Hamilton
wrote ll tue advertising matter for
the Barnum shows lie was ih" origi-
uator ~ tho alll,eratlve style which
distinguishes circus bills and an
nouncemcnts In facility OF express
sion and width of Imagination b" had
no equal Phrases he coined are used
to-day by cirouses IN all parts OF the
world. and viii hc used as long a.
cirouses travel. for they are part of
the circus business.
Mr. Hamilton numbered among his
friends all the editors and newspapeT
men OF the country and IN his busy
career he had met all the contem-
poranoous statesmen. fnanclers and
men OF prominence In all walks OF
life In 1905 he was rendered "A great
banquet at the Waldorf Charlie,
Evans Hughes, then Governor, de-
lvcrcd the principal address.
For the last ten years Mr.. liamil-
ton made his home In Baltimore, save
when he was engaged in business IN
New York. His name was Richard
i. Hamilton. hut few knew him ex'
| cept as "Tody."
The evening world., 1916-08-16
COURT CLERK BELIEVED THE
WHOLE AFFAIR A MISTAKE.

When Miss Sylvester appeared in
court yesterday among the first To
recognize her at her fathers side was
Court Clerk Taylor. who for many
years knew father and daughter as
sunday school teachers and workers
In the Brooklyn Tabernaclo. lie was
dumfounded. lie inquired OF police
officers standing by what had hap
paned. The only explanation OF Miss
Sylvcsters prcdlcam"nt ha could OBJ
tain was that hcr arrest was case
OF mistaken identity. II WAS said ~
the court that u woman, the double OF
Miss sylvester had been in jail re-
Gently and was out on bail, thus ac-
counting FOR the mistaken Identity.
When Detective Waltword posi-
lively Identified her as the young
woman who accosted him ana related
| her invitation to visit her apartment
Mr.. Taylor would not believe 1t. ne
said this morning When the woman
/ admitted speaking 10 the detective,
/ Mr.. Taylur thought the detective had
misconstrurd both the actions ana
words OF Miss sylvester.
"'rhere is not a moro respectable
family in BROOKLYN" Mr. Taylor SAID .
~ have known them for years and
oaly share a high opinion with many
other friends OF the SNIvesterS' -,
That others held the family IN hlGr
esteem was learned by The Evenlnl
World reporter, at No, 2s+ carlton
Avenue. where the family lived iol
eighteen years. Persons living tncr,
who remembered the family said ma
they were respectable, auiet people
A. The prcsent home neighbors SPOKE
equally we'll OF them. !.
At 81 Mary's Episcopal 'hurch
CIosson street and WillouGhby Ave
nue. the reporter was Informed ina
the SNlvestcrs were regular com
munlCants at the church
The family are members or IN
Daughters and Sons of the American
Revolution. Miss Sylvester at IN
time Of her arrest wore the pin OF IN
Daughters OF the American Revolu
tion, Fort Greene Chapter l., whic
was plainly displayed on the lapel
hex pAvy-blve sTt
The evening world., 1916-08-16

tered into close lighting on the
whulc front between the Dnlcs-
ter ANA the district south OF Ia-
loc2c. \ RusslLn advance south
OF Horu2anla failed. west OF
Kosyva our troops chased pillag-
ing detachmcnts. Near Angus
toyka and in the district OF Ebor-
uw numerous Russian attacks
were rcpulsyd, About 300 prls-
oncrs were brought IN,
"On llludcuburg's front, Col,
Boehm- Ermolli rcpulsed a mass
attack southwest uc hodkaNian,
which was preceded 10y several
hours drumhrc ana in which gas
bombs we're used The forcheld
OF our positions was covered with
dead and heavily wounded Rus
SLAMS These engagements are
still going on, Near Hulevicze,
on the Stockhod, "a feeble Russian
attack failed. South of Stoby-
chva a sand hill occupied by tho
enemy was captured, and the oc.
supyinS trop9A taken prlAaRsxA"
The evening world., 1916-08-16
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE--For maiden two-year-
olds: with $500 added. five and half
10 |. s to I and 4 to |. first; vivid. il6
(Notter), . To /. even and / to 2. second (;
Mrteor,e. ll5 (Mink), \ to s. TO 10
and to :. third. Time. l.O7 90. Rus
sian pinion. bacillus, Gallant Lad.
f~ncer, He'll Bells. Blackboard. Muck
" 90" .'.', Ncho, lIonloGk. Town
Hal, also ran,
SECOND RACE-Steeplechns handl-
car, for thrse.year .3,us , ana upward'
Knight of Merci, 1t9 henderson,, 2 to
and out, nrst; Early Light. li3 Kel-
ieher). I3 to 5. to and out. second
Ollie Byrnes, i40 lkeating). ~ to 8
three starters.
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ltT.uP IN THt flGh TING
on WESTERN FRONT

I.'." Z. h'. H
lmAy luDs.mH'. ar i.r
..uWf lHf
IDhIu. 49, It wfH us ..
rfp'i.r % u.. Uf...II sHf.ft
a.rnf .r IHs t..Ir.tI uf l.s.sfts Shsls
.af lns Ir IfIUs consolidate. ihtIs
u.a rn sI.I.s tsfssfn I.a An.f'
sni ths souu,." ihs We once a.
POI ~ a. o. says Ihsi, was son..
isayy sLslurs - bo'b s'is ishHs
thf night
PAlus. Aua ft violent bums
Iafaus ut zee earned un It-f nirhi
on ths N'fduu front 90 fHituuvn
ilfuy Ahut and Chapii' 'asi -
tUo NtuHt
AlurE tr' FftHt'r IHff - ih' tuni
TO- nlght pasf'I 4ul,flb 'hv uil,iai
report tssl 4 tu dhy SnpH
nIHlAN. AuE ~ fhr turiinh
ended their fruitlsss a'thrhH uFains.
German positions q me trTiun ~
pus'Irs yesterday WurnluF i was
uinr|ally announced tlIs hf''tno"h.
There we're ul infantry vnFuF' u'nts
on this front north - thr Spmm"
yesterday ilHt ~ Rheims frcnch
dsthghms w'f" f'puls'I
The evening world., 1916-08-16
LAUTERBAcH ANN0YER HELD
Edward 4. Lcct Charged with Es-
torttoa of Large Sums.

Edward A. Lect OF No. GO6 West
ono Hundred and Fourteenth Street.
was arrsigned before Judge Rosalsky
In General Sessions toe day on the In
dictment charging him with having
extorted various sums from Edward
I.autcrbach. former chairman of the
was remandcd to the Tombs for trial
In default OF $4,000 bail. lilo pleaded
not guilty To the charges
I.auterbach testified before the
Grand Jury yesterday and i.crt was
arrested at his home last night
Laut-rhech says that ne has paid Ir,t
and his wife from $50. 900 to 500 OOO
during their sixteen years acqunlnt-
anCC
The evening world., 1916-08-16
MISSION WORKER
SAYS DETECTIVE
SET TRAP FOR HER


or drink and he insisted that ! had
spoken To him first. which is "A lie.
do realize that | made "a mistake In
not rebuifing him when he first spoke
him.
IAN Sunday night I was kept In
jail, thrown IN with all sorts OF Of
Tenders. II was not the pleasantcst ex-
p.ricnrc IN the world, Tor the people
| was thrown In contact with were
Of the same type | worked with in
the Chinatown Rescue Mission at No.
II poycrs street, hut pllnd police
man could have seen that was not
opa 40 than "
The evening world., 1916-08-16

Eleanor Bcebc ana Maud Rlcha r,lson,
charged with the larceny OF tho house.
hold goods OF the late Arnold Borden
Sanford after his death July 10 at
his home In Pelham Wood. New Rochelle.
were he'd yesterday In New Rochelle
to await the action OF tho Grand Jury.
Their tall was reduced from 5000 TO
n 900
The evening world., 1916-08-16

49, ...aH fHf aF
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49, No n rs t.eabt 'HHIstF
ti.s sflf.n..i flHsa ..ai $50
a. s4r FL. rl,sits o. Co. 'af.
tfrssu.t .f .t. DI 20 .a.s .f o.
l.. .i.. A. t..trat uas ff.st..h ui
ariss g. Iia.I dsiy 81 ths n,-i'ss
tts sni.n sasr vIi seis a. iusss' 'hsi'
ir.a.f. s.th s4frartS g. go = s'fiss
sHhss suils.ifta.s tns a-@iisf - ihs
men
a.nsfaI n sanis.s Tr'ss.fali in
ffl..ai tinfru.a.f sar.F n o. f
ave Nrrsrs fIufa $50 iiei.fI
fussiy tar haurs tu shirh e. 90.
sstf ne urtns d"ff snds shl go.
tsunosf uaf us-up 49, iHsfiin''i'
10 fhs uifilafum raa iFuersa TIE
.ss.at ant sIs,aisi Hass vil ~ in
.lufei SO. f.a fnffaa" ln's
To situation vas farthsf sssra.
waited tf fNt arrival ~ uniua hssd
quartsfs % rit msn Who we're dis.
CHARGED irsfsfiab ~ onheihis ~ ihs
mud At,nHt -fftem Thea men say
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:, a.. .,,t,,, a., Manager He'd.
-. a, ..ut,v . meeting ~ the men
a., ..,..,, ..., lines Iast n,ght snd
go. ,,,,,, O., t,rp a FAMILY organ
-, f. a.. ,.t,.,. advocated w pfosi-
=, s,o,,. al meeting. ~ subway
=, .,,,,,.t ,mnlo,,es held on Mob.
=, -,
n,.n ,on, hundred subway ANA
.,.,..,.., ,,,,ls,. Voro enrolled at tho
.,,.... h,td M I.yceum Hall.
,,'.,,,. .,,,h s,,e., and Third Ave-
',,. s,r,,, ,h, ,iyht and early this
.s.,o,n. 4, connection with their
,ot,t,. tho union ranks, tho union
,.-. ,,,t.,,., to- aav TINT any at
-, 80, ,he n,,t ~ the In,.rhntough
a. ,,,.,t,t,,c ,h,m far doing 40 would
The evening world., 1916-08-16
DIED..

GORE-PATRItK GORE. horn In Rock
Hiil County Limerick. Ireland, son OF
John and Mary core, nee sullivan,
FUNERAL from Edward r. ponovan's
ParlOrs, 525 Hudson st, ON Friday, Aug,
I, at r. NJ ln'erment at Calvary
CSnIvteTy.
rAuLEN-BERNAR &. M'AULEY, AGED
IL years, beloved husband OF Margaret
nee Larkn,
Funeral from HIS late residence, II
West lU6th st, Thursday, Aug. II, 80
\, NJ, thsnce to Church OF Ascension,
form St. near Broadway. Interment
Calvary Cemetery,
The evening world., 1916-08-16
More sharks.

Especial 10 The Ecnina world
BRlDGEPoRr, Conn. Aux. 10. The
Sound IL swnrmlng with sLhiks Mil
ford men killed u SIX -footcr with spears
after "a long battle. and three more were
caught on bridgeport to-day.
The evening world., 1916-08-16

LONDON. Aug. l6-Count de Sails
has been appointed to succeed Sir
Henry Howard as Minister on special
n,lssion to the Pope. Count de Sails,
Who was Minister To Montenegro since
toii has been In the British foreign
service ioU many years
The evening world., 1916-08-16
WISE EMPLOYERS.

By girnO them ten minufcs
for p,impinp before going home.
employers endcd strike OF 0lris
IN eighteen Ncp York shops max
nJ Innings for nuns.
The evening world., 1916-08-16

\ body picked up early to-day Off
Wards Island was Identified us that
OF William kaplowitz, an Inmate OF
the state Hospital lie ~ "A supposed
suicide.
The evening world., 1916-08-16

VOLUNTEERS WANTED,
IT'S all right to pass q ldU that
all the $50, 100000 Of cold storage
eogs In New York be Iobslled. but
Who WtI work The rubber stonpl
The evening world., 1916-08-16
AUTOM MC5IlE9,

A SMART looking five passenger i@g simplex
This Is cheap lNut want any often, or ncgIt,a,
tions Inquire Of George Strona>k Aplhurp
Tar can Nv seen aud tried cut Thutsiay lnJ.
The evening world., 1916-08-16
welsh nmntam KiIicd In Ac,,ou

CARDIFF. Wales. Aus, l6-The Ex
press says that Benny Thomas. "a Welsh
bantam weight boxer. has been Killed
In action IN France.