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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-24
3 REASONS WHY
3 CHANGE NAMES
Money. War and Fear OF
Ridicule Figure in Peti-
tons to Court.

Justice Newburger has granted the
petitions of three persons who wanted
to change their names. Each petitioner
gave q different reason.
Fuller Chenery. seventeen. through
his uncle and guardian. Harry ). Black,
took the name Of his late grandfather,
George Allon Fuller. architect and
builder. who was head Of the Fuller
Construction Company. The hoy lives
with Black at 667 Madison Avenue His
mother was Mrs. Grace A. Fuller
Chenery. and his father. Horace Chen
cry. lives at Belfast, Me. II was ox-
planned that the boy was being educat-
ed "to qualify himself to pursue the
lines Of work for which his grandfather
was famous" When old enough he will
enter the Fuller concern and is liable
10 become owner OF a large amount OF
property" He now mas an income Of
$4,000 a year.
Mrs Lima T. Forchheimer assumed
the name of Lima +. Turner because She
thinks she will be more comfortable
while travelling in snti-German coun-
tries. Mrs Forchheimer is forty-one
wears old and lives at the Waldorf-As-
toria. On account Of her health, she
says. she has 10 spend much time in
France. Italy and Switzerland. The
name Forchheimer,' she said. "is a
German name, and on that account,
both before the European war and
since, it has been source Of great an
noyance TO your petitioner. The mere
fact Of a German name now causes
great difficulty in travelling about. and
is often accompanied by detention and
espionage
This condition. said Mrs. Forch.
heimer. would probably exist long
time after the war. She decided on the
name Turner because her daughter,
who is studying dramatic art in the
Conservatory of Paris, has taken the
stage name Of Nellie Turner
Roland J. Rappaport, twenty-four. Of
1853 LenOx Avenue. assumed the name
of William West when he went on the
vaudeville stage. Now he is going 10
desert the drama to 90 on the police
force 1t wouldn't sound good to be
called Rap" so he obtained the courts
permission to retain the name Of West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-24
BURTON LEADERS
WATCH CUMWINS
Expect Their Candidate to Win
in North Dakota if lOWan
Enters Fight.

Washington. Jan. 23.-Since the an
nouncement of Senator La Follet,e's
campaign manager that Fighting Bob"
was in the fight for the North Dakota
delegation to the Chicago convention
10 stay, keen interest has centred in
the situation in that state, and all the
candidates fer the Republican nomina-
tion are waiting for developments.
As expressed tonight by one Of the
men who is fighting for Senator Bur
ton, the key 20 the situation is now in
the hands Of Senator Cummins. II
Cummins should carry out his original
intention and make a fight in North
Dakota against La Toilette. Burton 5
name would also 90 on the ballot, max
ing it three-cornere fight.
With the ultra-progressive wing split
between CumminS and La Toilette, the
Burton men believe they would have
more than an even chance Of getting
the delegation. They coucede frankly
that there would be no possibility Of
Burton carrying North Dakota against
La Toilette. On the other hand, the
Cummins men do not believe that Cum
Minis would have chance TO beat La
Toilette in q race between those two.
Hence, the present interest centres IN
whether Cummins, i'm view of the fact
that La Toilette is going 10 stay in the
race, viii run in that state.
There are several angles TO the stu
alton which makes its outcome doubt
tUl Obviously. the Cummlns people
would not want e make fight Just
Ter the doubtful honor of running sec
ond. even if they believed that possible.
in three-cornerod fight in which the
ultra progressive support would be
split between two candidates, thus CIV
ing more conservative candidate a
strong probability of coming out first.
On the other hand the fact that La
Toilette is sticking in the though
the Cumm ms people DO not believe
that La Toilette is "A bona fide candi-
date for the nOmlnaticn Is ranking a
little and there is a possibility thai
plQue may result IN Cummlns beng
kept in the race by his supporters
Jdsi TO keep the delegation from going
fer La Toilette.
IL is being charged in some quarters
that La Toilette is not even going TO
make the race in Wisconsin. and the
political dopesters are wondering what
he wants with the North Dakota dele
CATION. Recognized as one Of the
shrewdest politicians in the business.
Ia Toilette is worrying some Of the
avowed candidates by his course in. re
fs.iry TO comply with what seemed 10
be the unanimous decision of the Fro
prclsive meeting held here last wee"
that the Progressive candidates should
no. tread Oh each others toe. and'
tarticularly. that Cumm MS should be
Inc Pr6,ressive candidate IN North De-
.Oth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-24
BeIgians Yearn for Tobacco.

BtiGIdUS earn ltI lopdNNbs
Headed By Count Alexander van der
ctcgen de Schrieck a deputation rep
resenting the colony Of Belgian refu-
gees in England and the Overseas Club
has come here 10 collect tobacco for
the 200. 600 Belgian soldiers who are
defending the last few miles of their
country
Joseph II. Choate has consented to
act as president OF the American or
eanization for this purpose. Among
the honorary vice-presidents are:
,. Hawal'h. Belgian Minister To TIE United
Jane II Beck. eS United states Assistant Attoue y
General. 'laros " BogHng rrc.hcn, u Tie 81
Wll irwin 5. Il Berror. Pau ihicecr. belgian
refugee iu New lo-s. Theodore d. l'rc'. George
Patriotic League " Brltons overes,. l. b. Si9d-
DAFT. Gcofg. y Wilson. Charles u Sahln Dr.os ".
Cooke. tho Rev. }. II. Joaeit ue Rev. ?. T. sihl.-
Ncmcfon. BE gian Consul 30 Chicago
practically all Belgian soldiers are
smokers" Count van der Stegen said
Yesterday, "and the lack of tobacco is
one of their greatest hardships."
At Carnegie Hall tonight the follow
ing speakers will plead for Jewish
rights in warning nations, at the re-
quest of the Jewish Congress Organi-
cation Committee
Senator James +. MARITIME, of New
Jersey; Mayor Mitchell, Frederick +.
Howe. Commissioner Of immigration;
Representatives Walter NJ Chandler
and Isaac Siegel, Louis Brandeis, OF
Boston; Adolph Lewisohn, Samuel I'M
termyer and Judge Leon Sanders.
At preliminary meeting held at the
Hotel Aston yesterday morning to en-
list 1000 Jewish women for work on
Thursday, Jewish relief day, i was
voted TO invite Mrs Woodrow Wilson
TO attend a mass meeting that night.
Proceeds from an auction sale Thurs
day at II a. m. in the Fruit Auction
building. 2Oi Franklin Street. arranged
by the Fruit and Produce Merchants
Committee, will be contributed TO the
I.,.,-I po1,af Eund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-24

Checks or money orders may be SEM
TO Vim. &. Potter, Treasurer, Guaranty
Trust Company. The following banks
have agreed for convenience OF con-
fribufOrs to accept checks or money
orders Payable to VIM. &. Pottery:
Corn Exchange Bank and BrancheS'
Guaranty Trust Company, ASfOr Irn''
Company, American Exchange Marion"
Bank, Chase National Bank, Mechan"'
and Metals National Bank, Mutual BanA'
Greater New York Committee OF "'
Commission for Relief in Belgium
SAMUEL w. FAIRCHILD. Chairman
WM. {. POTTER, Treasurer.
!. F. BRESNAHAN. Secretary.
Equitable Building. New York
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W~eittelmaBigc 700-7.50.
Stoders, CUTE els bette $3.50
SIS.
Stof aiibe l.25-6.25.
@ap6bnlide e.00-7.00.
Stod Seifers 5.25-6.25.
Stof adl6er G.75-8.50.
geal aaIber 900 -tt25.
Bulls, 9tags 6b0-7 %.
Bologna Bulls 5.50-6.50.
3uiiuu 5000.
giortt Is cir. boher.
9ur6idniftspreis 9.S0-920
Soddter greis $50.
Shafc 3ufubr 5.600.
@torft felt.
S1brlingc 100 %.
@ioDer 6.75 500.
2dmmer 10. rs lips.
Wiittcrimaie 5.75 100.
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0rci BON @ihe a~berFommtn.

1onnersing mar es mie0er aus.
nabmsmeiIe beiB, uro on8li mar e.
nod redt idDill. Dos FIR geiterr
obcno oeriprodcue @etpitter oergoB.
fid e~ilaliteaen, mo 10 mar oiG
gsadt iait unertroglih idlnill.
Seute iriib nm Htnf llbr ltane
0as thermometer bereits nuf 81
@rao unO begnnu baum ieine 5tei.
geruHg.
0rei Berionen nuroen geltert uor
Scr Site iibermornt. 3Dei, @ilr
Gale, 2O37 5urnep Ctr. mobllboit
uno @oroon 0oren melder mn Sci.
lelraum Der Stor3 grauerei beidJdi.
tiet mar. mur0en in Oas ct. So.
Iepbs 5oipital llberfilbrt. mo e If.
nen better gebt Ger 65iabrioc VI
n. 2emon muroe nod iciner 0obi
nlttig, TIC norol. is. StraBe. ge.
bradt uno beflnoet itd eb~enfaIls
duBer @efabr.
6ellte abeno ioa Is fuller mer.
Den, audi limo 8apitter propBe5eit
- Soften mir alio oas Bette.
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10 Sf0iFFe innerbalb
"a Stnncen uerIcnkt!

Mom. 4. ananit. 9leueiien
D~lndrldliea 5ufoEar fin0 ii6rr 80
M%erlongn 6eim 8crienfm 0cs Tam,
pIerA grtimbrc INNS 9eben actoml,
men. o. iii bIsbrr Hiht bctaHnt.
10 Der Gampfer oos Gpfer cincs
0trrrpid titnanriihen ooer zines oeit.
ihen Tmmboots geiporoen 1T.
eon0ou, 4. Aueuit. SIonOS
BADEN beute nodmittog befanHt ge.
mndt. Oob aud Der iialieniide
M0mpier Gettaot Y1eiiina bon eiueui
ieiu0lidlen 1ouhboot torpe0iert um0
tcrleuft mOr6en lit. @leih5eitig
ipirD ourdn Die 8emerfuue oefniipft.
nn6 m6hrcnD Der lcbten "a 5tunocn
rs Sdific BON feiuollhen ll5oc.
ten 5eritort mur0eH. (es Iebcn Die
rltmtrreu Goudboote Der 8eutiden
nnD GeiterreiherD
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B-abnanociteutc
%befiirwcrtcn Streik!

alem gort. 4 9lnanit gis
her itn0 non ben 400 600 Aabnnn
Qeitelten siuc Griiicl Stimmen ae.
5ablt mor0cu. BON oieien erfldrte
jid Die aroBe Ntcbrbeit fiir eiieu
e5eneralltreif 9is Montao bofit
man. mt Dem 3dblen DER eeiamteu
S%timm5rttel iertig 81 meroen
8eHn ale on0ere Scrflhe febl.
idlaarn. einen aIlaemeineu 9obn'
itreif i'm gail6en SanOe ~ob8umenoen,
miro 9ralioeut gSilion ielbit in Die
Sfronfcn trctcn I'M cine Sanoels.
friiis al perbinOern. melhe Elm FOL.
der Streit nod iif 8ieben nrIBte-
8nerit miro man ie6oh neriuflen.
nie angelegenbeit Dor Der eruoes
neutrality-suspicious. aiitIih 5l
ihlihten, ioas Dies uitt moglih,
miiiien beioe 8arteien ibre Sohe
nor oas 8unoes. 5dieosseridt brin.
qen.
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Witglicoer Der Commercial Clubs
bon Gmaba un0 Council gIufis
bicIten D%onnerstoe nadmittng cine
gemeinifoftIid)e 5ibung al. III mel.
der Die Blame mir cine 5ralbriide
3lpiiden beioen 5taoten iiber Den
Wliiionri beiprohen nuroen. Man
5erefnete. ooB bic soften elmer gnr3
ne.ten Bride lidl 1tlf etpd St.400
600 belaufen Diiroe1. Die GonttB.
aommiiiare BON Douglas Gormtr
baben bel Der Union 8aeifie gahn
angefragt, mas Der lleberbau ibreE
eiten Bride foiten miro. Die nat
ite gemeinionie 8eriammlung finoet
an 9iehstag nndmittng nafFter
ISOLDE I'M Commercial Club IN
Gpnncil gInffs itdtt.
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M0rOer nnS sdGder.

Si0nefL gtebr.. A. auguft. -
Ileber ben ganfrauber un6 0oppeI.
marber 6ranf Cornell aus 0cnper,
lpeIhcr an 0ergangenen 6reitag Die
9ebrasfa Stante 9ant in 5unol
sebr., bernubtc un0 5pei ieiner
&erfoIger, Saul 9acic uno Sra
Ealil nic0eridoB nno t6tete, berih.
let Der colorado SerolO" In Gen
Der dolgenoes:
Ger iriiDerc 8oitmeifter bon Ems.
mont, Colo. 5ronf Cornell, Ser Ole
Meaierung aIs IoIher i6on felt Ian.
Ger 3eit ourh 5alihunaen uno llll-
terIflaaiuagell Inn beoeuten0e Sum.
men betro9en hattie, uno oiele 1ai
eingelt1n0cn bat, nad)oem 8oitIn.
lpcftoren ieiile ShuID bepieIen, nal
nlif) Der Stationsogcnt Der 6. & q
Nntn III Dem genonnteu 0rt INF
bat aud bic 8abngeleQihaft In qlei,
der Meilp hintergougen un0 ieiner
AiHffenten bic Sdnlo iii bic 5dltbt
geihobeft. 9n er jest nod oes Gop.
neImor6es be5iftigt miro, miro e
i6m ldner fallen, ieine lluidulo 81
beDeiien.
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Brit. parlamentss
Sitmne %rcrldn9crt!

2on0cn. a. aua. gremiermi.
hitter 4souitb aiudte I'M llnterbnus
befonnt. Die aepierune perbe Dor
Dcr 8ertogung 0es 8orlameHts fiir
Die Gommcrierien cine 8orloge sur
8erlongerunp oes gegenpdrtigeu
MISUNDERSTANDING einbringen uHo
gIeid5eitie 9oridlIoee fir Die gie.
Qiltrieruna mo Die Sdofflmg bon
ueilen NablIijten betnnnt geben.
Nm 10. Sui ltellte Die Hegierung
cinen Autrag. melder Die @rnen-
titug eines Ansiduiies b%efiirmorte.
Ii, Der bic our abboItung elmer 3eu.
mail lD1brcn0 Oes arieges notigen
WioBnabmen in Grmdgniig 5ieben
iDllte. Der 4ntrag miroe 3uriid
geSogeti, nah0em lid bon allen Gel
ten oes 9ouies @ioeriprud erboben
bate. 4squitb erfI1rte Oamnls bic
8egierung miiroe fid iiberleaen, uie
Der Sdpierigfeit eutgegen5utreten
iei, 0o man ben Sermiu ocs eeaen-
mdrtiaen EarIaments nidt auf un-
beltimulte 3eit perlangern fonue.
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Burger bon Slcrencc
crpcbcn prcteit!

ltnier iaones 9odboritdotden
5lorenre bot gegen Die in naditer
gfabe Der @oritaOt befinolid)en IN.
pont be gtemouis 0mnamitW tnQa.
3ife berehtiqten 9rotclt erhoben,
0eTH III oenieIben iilo pon 100000
bis Git 10000 8iunO gBnannt
aufgeipeihert mo oieier lunitano
lit fur Die 9cfuobner Der 9tad6ar.
idoft feiu angeuebmes @eiilbI. Ia
ales Br"oteitiercn nidts bali riei
man Die @etidte an. 8ihter DaD
aber entidieb oaB Qpnolnit Elm
6nnoeIsartifel unb nift 10 qefdar-
lid lei, ais IN Der alageidrrft an.
gegeben
giadoem Ser Ri6ter ieinen ur.
teilsIpuih a6gegeben bate. folte
Der Qonofat Der ai1ger, Ser n. 8.
9orton, einen @egenitano aus Der
8nide berbor, uno begab iih nod
Dem 5enitcr. Ger 8idter irogte
i6h. mas CT oa babe. rGb, nidts
bon 9eoeutuug. iogte oieier. urnlr
cine Stange Gpnamit, Die i'd gum
Jeniter binaus perfeu min, Inn 81.
uen Die nebpraciguug %bei5ubringen,
ooB 9nuamit ein barmlnies Spiel.
5cllg lift uno nift erplo6iert aud
menn ih es atf 0us 5traBenpflaiter
perfe.@ n2aiien Sie Die 8umnibei-
ten, iogtc Ritter Gan puroe ader
ooh I'M einen Sfatten blaIier. ais
5orton Die D'iene modJte, Die Stan-
ae 0pnonlit 8um 6eniter binolt8-
3n merfen. 6orton beiann iif Damn
idlieBIid eires beiieren. Ser Rih-
fer aber hlieb bel ieiner Gntidei.
olrng, 10 eigentiimlih oieielbe anfj
lalitet.
M0gIih lit ia, 0aB Der 5oa uors
Gberinatsgerift fonlmen miro.
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HIeine rOkaImas0riaten

&. ". @ctcrs. i01 IitoI "a.
Ctr onidiiia. muroe Nlittipod nbeilo
Gdc "a. uHo 1aprnport Ctr. non
rier iugenOliden 8aHOiten anaeial.
len uaO ieincr ll9r Ioinie la circn
Dollar hrroubt. Nie CT nngibt,
morcn bic StroBenrduber idit nod
Nnaben.
Observation-Disclosures Vfntlon
bon Stotion rs, ode s, ua0 Ricree
Str. crlitt acitern eiilen 5dlnaan.
fall unO mubte noh ieiner Rob.
mna 0ebradt mer0en Gr geb0rt
lett fait 5poH5ie Sabren Der itdo'
iiihen 6eucripebr an. uiO IS W
iraelih % er mie0er bergeltellt
merOen lam.
Irotocm ct iih film roteS
SOAR idDor5 gef0rbt baitq, mnroc
Der 20 idhrige Gorl SeIurI bon bier
bon Der BoIi5ei in St, 9ouis er.
fannt mo ieiteeuommen, oIs er I'M
Aortisen 9abnbof ben 3ug 'periieB.
Or miro bon oeu bieiieen 8ebor.
ben Itedbrieilid Derfolet peil or
bieiiae @eifditslcute NIT falideu
8edielu bereineelegt bal, lma miro
bicrber gebrodlt merOen. Sn ifincr
gegleitung befono iim lene crit
rs idbrige iunge 6rull.
Jiir @erleeuuaen, Dette or
oaDongetraeen, ais ON 20. Mai
Better z. Barber nit leineln 4uto.
mobil in 0aS ieine iilbr. bat Der be-
fomnte @runoitiidsbdnOler SEIZE g
Siott aeeen Barber cine Sfaoeuer
iabtloge in Sobe bon $l0500 elm.
geleitet.
Sobn Grant @egg itaotiider
@emittsinipcftor lit 3onnerstag
nadmittog in ieiner 8obnnng. 1905
gotrif gloe., on Den Jclgea eines
5dlaoanfalcs geitorben. er bate
Dor spei 8ohen einen Sisidlng er.
litten BON Dem er iid ME mieoer
qans erbolt bot. 0bgleih farbiger
5mItiarbe genob er inter ben nab.
tiifen @ngeitellten nqgcrnelne a1
tung. er mar As Sabre at nno
bottc ieit 5ebr ,5abren ietnen Soften
inne.
Gas automobil bon art.
5torS, meltes or it'd crit por einer
ISOLDE 5ueeIegt bate Buroe Gon.
nwerstaa Dor Dem Sduie 2020 5ar
nam Ctr, no er es batte iteben lai.
len. geitoblen. Bon Dem 3iet Ieblt
lis Jest ieoe Spur.
3iuei bemuffnete Mlnner
oronaen 9onnerstog nodt m bus
3mmer BON 5reo yte9luleu pon
Nod Sstano inn galen 5oteI un0
3maugeu Jpn our 9eratisgabc pcn
$3.50.
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Niark.vsriGpfc.

Cmabo, 4. 4ueuit.
iinbpieb 3nfubr 706.
8eefitiere. felt.
@ute bis bette grasgefiltteric
Neittelmdbiee $50 9.25.
@emo9alide $50 sec.
SGbriingc, Cute bis bette $50
1925.
g2ittelmdbiac 500 go.
Betuobnlihe ..00-S25.
Beefes 80 so.
MittelmdBige T25-T75.
@cp0bluide 6.5O-7.00.
Site, Toe boDer.
@uts bis bette aiibe 6. 75-7.75.
glittelmdBigr 6.00-6.i5.
@rDobnlihe $500
9eifers, ielt.
8lue bis bette @eifers 6.75 Bis
rs.
5fndcrs un0 5eeoerS. itarf
6eeoers. gl.e Biz bette 100
SID.
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ScrtIdbrittspartci.
blcibt bcitcbcn!

indianapolis, 4. Mug. DDS
bier 5uiammengetreteue 3entral
fomitre Der 6ortidrittspnrtei bot
beihtoien. Oieiclbe niht in Die re.
pubtifuaiide mufgeben 81 lniien.
Scr 4nnoioat fir Dos 8iee @rGii
Oeittenmt bleibt i'm 5elOe, mdhreno
oie aonbiOatlir fir Dos BrGiioen.
tenant offen bleibt. oo Die 3eit 81
flir5 1T, cine meitere Gationolfon.
pention ein8uberuien.
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u~ctcnwcdbicl swildbcn
1Inierika mnS 11icrikc!

Boihington. A. auguit. - Seutc
bat Der beige 8ertreter Mterifos,
ArreuOp, bic anttuort Garrnn3as
duf Ole leste gtote amerifas Dem
5tantsoepartemeat ubermittelt. Der.
ielben 5ufolae erfl1rt iid garron3o
odmit entertainer, 5ipefs Rege.
lung Der nnerifnniih meritaniide
4HgrlegeHheitcn cine aonimiiiior
eiH5uIeben, bic NIT Der amcrifani.
Iden aae treitisen 8unfte beileger
ipI.
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RGMfucrtraG init
Odnemark abeci6lcncn

8aibinaton, a. augrit. Ger
aoufDertrag iiber oie 3 OGnii6en Sn.
ieln ct. Groiy, ct. Gbonlos mo
ct. Sobn lit Don Dem ameritaniiden
Stontsiefret1r Saniing un0 Dem
bGniiheu 4tiuiitcr Oes 4euBeren
grlin beute untcr3eihnet moroen.
Gin5elbeiten iiber oen Anfauf aber
neroeu porlaufig nidt betannt ge.
madt meroen.
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aanias gitu Marftberidlt.

Sanias Gin. 4. 9tuguit.
GiH6Die9-3ufabr 1000; Dart
feit.
aH9e felt.
Sdiueiue- ,3niuhr $500; Morfi
Toe shnher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g.50-9.7 rs.
Dodytcr Ireis $50.
dafs 3Aiabr 600; wiarlt nOnli.
HeA4
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@ 8ooOion muroen I'M
State @otel bon einen Mtnrm, nit
Incident er oas 3inlmer teilte, Dom
nerstag nadJt 3nan8ig Collars &C.
itoblen.
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.igz=====;=z.9 Die
Ne \ lib FREE
I'LL lA Nah
licfrrt Sic hidtiaite Ar6eit.

llefert Ole iNnlllBitt AtoAt'
8ir boben 0icies itou friiber
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-04-24

6ummous
In the Circuit Court Of the state oi
Oregon, for klamath County.
Vera l.. Westwood. Plaintiff.
To Kieth Charles Westwood. defend
To Kient Charles westwood. defend
ant above named:
In the name of tho State OF Oregon
You are hereby required TO appear
and answer the complaint hlcd
against you In the above entitled suit
on or before Monday. the 22d day Of
May. 1916. that being the last day Of
the time prescribed In the order oi
publication Of this summons. and II
you fall 30 to appear and answer. for
want thereof plaintiff will apply "a
the court for the relief prayed for Ia
said complaint. to wit: For decree
dissolvinE tho bonds OF matrimony
now existing between plaintiff and de-
fendant. for restoration to plaintiff
of her former name OF Vera L. Crisler
and for such other and further relief
as to the court may seem equitable.
This summons is served ON said do
fendant by publication thereof In the
Evening Herald. q newspaper OF gen.
eral circulation. printed and pub
lished at Klamath Falls. klamath
county, Oregon. not less than once .
week for six weeks. by order Of Hon
orable d. v. Kuykendali. Judge Of the
above entitled court. made. In this
cause at Klamath Falls. klamath
County. Oregon. ON April 10. 1915.
the date Of the nrst publication OF
this summons being April 10. 1915.
ROLLO C. GROEsBECK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
l0.l7-34.1-8-16.22
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-04-24
HUMANE SUNDAY. ANIMAL WEEK

lAAEMBERs of humane societies
~ throughout the United States
are preparing for the observance this
year Of Kindness to Animls Week, !"
May 18th to goth. and Humane Sun
day." May 21st.
The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals made an appeal to
clergymen Of all denominations in the
state to preach sermons ON the subject
of kindness to animals on Sunday. May
21st, and announced its willingness to
furnish material for the preparation
Of sermons to any clergyman upon re-
ceipt Of postcard.
The movment to observe one week
in each year n animal Week" Is fos.
tered BY the American Humane Asso.
citation at Albany. N. r. and the asso-
citation is making unusual efforts to
have the celebration universal this
year. Large quantities Of literature
are being distributed. and the associa.
ton has volunteered to cooperate with
any individual in any locality who win
help the movement by undertaking
special activity. such As q work horse
parade. an exhibition Of well-kept ami.
mails. public address or special school |
exercises. Children particularly are |
invited to participate in essay competi. |
tions, and the association will issue an |
honorary certificate to any child whose |
essay is read In school or printed in |
a newspaper. The only provisions are |
that the essay shall deal with the kind |
treatment Of animals.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-04-24
WESTERN OIL WINS
OUT ON DUNCAN MLl.

"Ons Of tho most signincant fea'
lures connected with the Sensational
Duncan street hill climbing contest
pulled on In San Francisco recently
and the feature that probably means
most to Pacific Coast motorists." said
D. q. Hiiiman. district sales manager
Of the Standard OIL company. rs the
fact that, with few exceptions the
cars that successfully negotiated that
now famous 80 per cent grade. had
their crank cases nlled with oil made
from western asphalt base crude.
Every prospective car buyer In
that neck OF the woods had his eye
on the machines that won't out TO
conquer Duncan Hill. And no ono
was more awake to that fact than
were the motor car dealers them
stlves.
80 when they saw to II that their
test cars were filled with Western
oil. there was a great deal moro back
Of II than any mere feeling OF loyalty
to home industry. Ono dealer Is re-
ported as having said: Any inferior
oil would have proved disastrous
Evidently most Of them considered
Western oil a. tho best bet"