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Caaadlan borrowing.

Canada Is said to lie seeking funds IN
this market. Last year the Dominion
borrowed st5. O00, 900 here on one and
year 5 per cent. gold notes. a por-
ton Of which will fall due this year,
Some of the $45. 900. 900 notes were con-
verified into twenty year bonds. blu, n
large amount OF this years maturity will
have to be taken NJ. This time II liz
said that Canada wants 10 raise 49,
100000. to run tor five years on a basts
70 yield between I per cent. and 8 per
cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10

In Ireland there Is an olt saying tina,
when u Celt takes "a drink on st. Pat
r.cks dav he calls il "wettiug the ham,
rock. Ey d peculiar coincidence the
board OF directors of the Distlllers Sc.
curities Company will give consideration
:" dividend declarations on that stock
OH March II next. Dlstillers Was strong
yesterday. advancing Ia points to 4Si.,
and closing with = gain for the day of
l point at IS.
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Piars for the reorganization o. TIE
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
way have been practically completed.
only a few details being lacking. Kuhn.
l"o.b & Co. are acting as the reor-
gan!zers. II is understood tina no
statement will he made this week re-
si'ding the terms of the reorganization.
Under the new plan tho Baltimore and
Ohio will continue 10 remain IN control
Of the property. The Cincinnati, Ham
.'ton and Dayton was placed in the
hands OF the receivers in July, 1914.
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I>TEROCENN OIL COMPANY.

w WI y, Wv NNfF
III" Rntri Of DIRECTORS haf, tins dxV, ds
r'ar,el r ~iI uf"UfI' .t.g'iCfu Of Ih-rs ana
pu. hat -" C'ur % go % tho rr.t pre-
f"lr"I s'u.k, ptsau.r Arrl 1t. lHiS to
,tn, AUouir~, of record March 10Th. igl.
GIp " : WHITNEY. ~,c-ttsry.
Sew York. March 9Th. lPi5
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SOUTH Porto RICO SUGAR COMPANY

THE BOARD or ~plEErroRS HAVE
THIS dnv DECLARED cgar;.r'y Dnircuds OF
g m Preferred STOCK ana 5cs on CONNER
stock. payable on Apr. J.. 1875. TO stock
holders - record March -. 1880.
+. A. DiILlN siIAN. Secretary
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%C0TT0NSEED OIL,

New high levels were made through the
nand based on the rise In the lard market.
Crude oil was strong At 9l3 to 9e1, Of
Serjngs were generally small both here and
Vt the South, Itehners we're among the
buyerr. Their operations On this side more
Than offset their selling OF tho distant
months. No tenders were reported.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Zinc and United States Smelters we're con.
spicuous features In tho mining shares mar.
ket. Alaska closed I lower than the opening,
American Zinc sold from Ats TO 81, closing
~ -. aud United States Sn,eiters closed IA
points up, The entire copper shares list was
Grong AMI active. Railroads we're dull. Nipe
The summary.
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Ths local market for spot cotton was steady.
:. points advance: middlins II ooc Southern
~oI markets - officially reported were
N'sdy, u 10 ~ POINTS advance New Orleans.
80 Galveston, l2 ioc Savannah. iii.r
''nirhis, ll.sJc Augusta. lltyc Houston,
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March a-Prioss sdvanc,d f'nm
10 : points on q better volume Of hlsn.-.
strength in New York vas tho s,imu aim
iac,0r. Sears Roebu'k, Booth Fish preferred.
American ship OmInnn diamond N.,rn and
Illinois Brick were the strong Gestures Bond
market unchanged. The
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO TWC MOI DERs or Ro>Us or rHr
NN(ToK ICEl COMPANY. ISSUED
l>DtN nv tIW>T MORTGAGE or
SAID COMPANY. DATED JuiY I,
1905. 10 k>l(kERHM kER TRUSf
COMPANY, A. TKt ~TIE:

Svt!'e l. hereby given pdrsIaHt to Ar
,!C,- ilgh'h ~ said mur'cag', mat Q meet
ink q! huNihn'd"r- ~ h'fehS TO
be held ~ Ga" otl,- 81 the undersigned
Trl4'r- tNaC,"sSor "a said kniGA -rhocker
frLsi ON p1u'', No &c R~roslway. borough
OF NJ. uhs't,u. New Nurk cltN, on the l<th
GA OF March. lHle, 81 the hour Of II
".c.ocA A VI % SAL ."y Tor the purposs
o. EfrfuHl's an go ."h' he'"ern the
adding 10 said u"rtg - AMI the nor,
sag". supplements tAt'rfo, - - ~ pro
vac Tor fE- 'rHIse .h'rc'ron by thu
Tru.'-r ~ r-rirlu 'a''s '.~ ''- 20 wh!Ch
Is llspl'rH aIt pas. Az inrr'io 20 eNecS
N. conformation ~ ~ " .r ne Company
rnd ~" Tsls,r- ~ otr"g ldnos secured b,
ssii murlgtF'
ps'.i. H,w Nnrk. ra'lpr, :. ,sis.
cont MHiA TIT ~ COMPANY.
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ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
So Internal Gold losn 1903

So internal Gold losn 1909
Mcssrs. j. T. Morgan 4 GO. hereby si,s
miotlrc that they are prepared to %rcce'y"
Tenders for tho amortlza uou on LIST MAY
lglh. of s33t.OO0 Arccuflu" Gold Pesos. say
~s3s",'2S L. :. G",d Do.1rs. OF the abovs
Loan.
TcUIors for -a:o Of ,ouds with coupon DUO
lat SEPTEMBER, 1916. at a price TO he etatG1
J. O'Clock noon on rh April. 1915. with
Messr: ). J. Morgan 4 Co. "a wall street.
Ne" fo5i. who will announce the result Of
the Tcndrts as soon thereafter as possible.
T"ud'rs WI II" received also In Paris by
London ly Ncasrs. Barring Brothers & Gu.
lid. and IN Buenos Aires by tho Credit
RAJ To-" Nncioual.
E,,h bond has = par Value " sa73 u. r.
Cold bnlilrH, aHl I adcfa must he made o.
. Ia rr!ce under par expressed In dollars
l,r bond.
Tenders mus, IA. m,dc on a .,r-, ob.ain.
abe on Application. and must he securely
enclosed IA an envelope marked '"Terd'r-
oi Atstniine 'ioyernment per cent. intot:
Forms OF Tender may be obtained on ap-
E'icsuon to M.ssrs. ). ?. Morgan a 60.
right 10 reject all or any Tenders.
Dated. New York. ith March. 1915.
THE AMERICAN TIRE AMI STAMPING,
GnMPANn 70 rolonlsl Trus, COMPANY, now
TNE. EQIITAbLE TRUST COMPANY Of
NEW loRR az Trustee. dated ocrohe~ let.
l.-. the following bonds nos. los. 10. i6i. ~.
~ 81. $50. J'i. sSj arj iNs have this day.
February 18th. isI6. at the ohlco VI the Euuita
bic Trust Company OF New York, been des.z
mated for esdemp tion NJ loir e and '1ferest on
the first day OF April. 1910, Oh present alton
aud surrender thereof. with all unpaia cou-,
pons aita'hed. 10 saii Trustee. Interest on
above bond viii cease Aprll 1T. 1915
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK. Trustee.
Br s ARMSTRONG, Assls, AT Sccr~arv
| THE AMERiCAN TTRE a STAMPING
COMPANY.
Nv c u. y MILIrR President.
PERCY . hill. Ulrccor.
I l"rcbv certify that the above bon I. ws-0
drawn =. stated WITNESS nv hand snA
s,a tnls 18TH day Of February. 1919
MYIEs " BOCRRF. :
Notary p1blir. New YORK County. No g.
In accordance with tho above certinca,A
W" undersiguel VII redeem the above num-
tered bonds at i5 and accrued interest 70
Arr1l III. 1875. or and after that dste. who'd
VrescnleI With al, unpaid coupons a, i,i
of,c.. No Va Street. New York City
THE ~EurfrNptE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
LYMAN RHoADEs. Vice Preadent.
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Bo.iDs
THE BALTIMORE R K

BALTIMORE. March s-SiocAs we're steady
moving within a small rance The roslsn
issues again furnished what little s.t,ity
there WAS Bonds we're steady Thu summary
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The II 4 ". bids TO Liverpool were: March.
. Ec.. May, II 7ic.: July. iis&c: October
200 The market there 70 due 10 open to.
AZ : 10 70 points adv ancr
pO-f r,,et rts amt sIn.Ls.
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The Liverpool market opened quiet There
vas a quiei business in spot cotton. with mid
ding I points advance at 775d. Sales. 5000
ts..s, NJ receipts Closed quiet.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

riTTSkI re. March Iriras slowed litl.
change, with trading In email VOLUME 2hr
summary
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MISSOURI kA>s\S 4 TINS KtIINAS
tONIN>N.

~ GrORrr Z wARNr Trust O-cr
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

TwENTY-ACRE farm and suburban
home adjoining the city OF Ypsilan-
ii on the east and only VI mile TO
state normal and "A mile from i'm
terurban stop; not foot OF this
land IL waste. with the best OF wo-
ven wire fences. q large 9-room
house. 30x40 barn. 1bx+0 barn, large
poultry house, hog house. granary,
etc. beautiful location; price $500.
$4,000 down will handle this or
might exchange for city improved.
See Mr.. Cottrel1.
EYSTER, THE FARM MAN
507 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

As the mother Of Field Marshall
Sir John French was a French wo.
man. his preferences are for Nor
mandy. The forest Of LaIonde In
the lower Seine has no secrets from
him. Many q time after his cam
paigps In the colonies he came to
rest himself In the neighborhood of
Molineaux and Maison.Brules. One
may believe that the name French"
ID a scbriquct formerly given TO An
ancestor Of the marshal. as we In
France have given the name Lang
lois to some descendants OF the
Anglais (cnglish) during the wars of
the middle ages. This. however, Is
not the opinion OF Marshall French.
According to him. his name is IN
English alteration of the name OF
Freyn. which was borne by one Of
the com panions OF William the Con
queror. and that the Freynes that
yet remain in Normandy have be-
come Fresnes. A daughter OF the
marshal 10 the wife of Frenchman,
q captain OF infantry. named Quo
MAMIE Cri de Paris.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Deaths

Sarah J. Mccoy. i1ss Hastings. ~
years pyemia: Dorothy Kinney, Her
man Kiefer hospital. - years. scar
let fever; Ruth Beitel. 360 Berlin, I
ruin f. seitgwick.. 24o st. Jean. 2
months. acute Indigestion; Eleanor
". l.. LII, II Arndt. 3 years. broncho
pneumonia: Norman IA. Brown, 1927
Jelinek. 1880 twenty NTH. l year.
whooping cough; Robert Flannery.
pneumonia. Eleanor Hoitiei. Chill
maInutrition: William Kupitsky. Her
man Kiefer hospital. year, diph-
therIa: Rose stoiz, SCI ST. Aubin. 3
months. enteritis; Mary VI. McFall. ST.
Luke,s Home. 10 year. arterio selero-
sis; &. Memmcei Orestc. Grace hospi-
tai. t2 years, inquest pending: Alfred
r. Barto. 1886 Hancock r.. 81 years.
lobar pneumonia: Beatrice NJ. Arnot.
% Leverette. 2s years. ,g,ernicious
10 months. broncho pneumonia: Geo.
H. Towle. e20 John r.. 81 years. mi
trail Incompetence. Mary Scott el7
West Grand blvd 81 years. mitrsl In
ten. months. castro entcritis; Jo-
seph Bajk. 53t Leland. 81 years Rsth :
ma: Hannah Cary. 2lt Lincoln. 81
years. valvular heart disease: Leoia
pneumonia; David w. Mccoy, tos Du :
bots. about so years. tuberculsr men
lngitis. Anthony Korkerewicz. Grace
hospital, 80 years, carbolic acid pois-
oning: Pauline Skerska. 2e7 Garfield.
50 years. paralysis; Josephinc Ret
manskc, 32i wins E., ~ years, ar
terio scleroris: John Wojniak. 377 IL
linois, 2s years. alcoholism: Donald
Doyle. .2s- Lexinston, ! year. measles;
clifford Barrett, 20s r.. Jefferson, -
years, cirrhosis Of liver; Margaret
Muiford, ~ years. acute diiatatioR of
heart: Mary Coonan. ais Hibbard.
about ss years. senile debility; Louis
r. Malo, 81. Mary's hospital, as years.
appendicitis; Alexander ". Siedx. 1919
Junction, Q years. bronchial pneumo-
MIA. Rose Libertas, eos Otis. Z years.
capillary bronchitis: Thomas l.. Cum
ningham. s Connaught, 2 years. bron-
chIaI pneumonia; Felix Zielinski.
chIjdren's Free hospital. / year, dou,
Bile otitis medua; Louise Conrad. SIS
r, Congress. 10 years. cerebral apo
piexy. Mary A. Andrews. ~ Hyde. 50
years. paralysis: Elias Phillips. Sa-
naritan hospital, 20 years. empyema.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
MOrtuary

dsncs. iis wlnona.sv.. willism
Alien Pcndry, beloved husband OF
Fannie May Pendry: Funeral SER
vices at house. Friday afternoon.
at 2 o'clock.
% rcsid.nee OF her daughter. Mrs.
Joseph Termolle. 7ss Van ,pyke-
loved mother OF Mrs. Felix Fecto.
Frank James. OF Dallas. Texas.
Notice. OF funeral later. Kindly
omit flowers.
sMITH-ApriI ia. Charles r.. Smith.
father Of Charles w. smith. of San
Antonio, Texas: brother OF william
smith and Mrs. u. w. Cottrell. OF
Detroit. Funeral Friday. April ~,
at o'clock. from the residence ~
hts brother. William smith, NJ
Elm-st
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
ON DRAKE BLVD.
$4,000

Single home on st. Clair-aves. between
Mack and Canheld. Modern In every
way. rooms and bath; only two
years. Owner will sacrifice to any
one having $3.50 opay down.
LOUIS G.. PALMER & co.
Cad. 3l7. 40s Cham. of Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
20 ACRES

Detroit; frst-class soil. good go
room house: large barn. chicks9
house. other outbuildings; good
$4,000. but we can sell Il for $4.so0 !
and give immediate possessloa. I
Tromley, Wilson q Co. Cadillac esOo. (
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
Births

BOYS.
John II. Grieve. 7os Porter; Joseph
"a wilkins: Ruben Cohen. s2e Brady;
Mortimer Leopold. 732 Hastings;
Co,imo sal.m,. EisnteeT,n; n,aI Mndrsw M,s1,. .
R,.'ss RsM ss, An hn,d.s aaspfd PfrsdeHies rick g. csrs
jens. 1887 Jefferson f.: David Mol.
lafayette: Edwin j. Wood. s:s
SS.es,sr sS.e,s Jane. Gar ro,%an bas MS%ss pessr
son: John Drapikoski. 1897 Jos Cam
pau; Frank kobylski: i3n Campbell;
Arthur Glaser. 81 Thirty first An
Hasa, $50 Kirby e: John ]: McDon-
aid. 81 Calumet: stanley Nowakow-
ski. ss7 Dubois: John McIvor. lItI
Twelfth. Ernest }. Drewyon; $40
nois; orin Murg. sol Twenty. fourth: /:
Frank " Sayre, ss3 Montclair: Her
bert NJ. Kinnee. $50 Hamilton. Chas:
Kraft Iss Illinois; Chas. Wager. ?ss
Deimar: John Busch, 4Is Moran; Al
bert Schroeder. l3 Freer. Joseph
Reus'o' Isl f. n1s E2rt;
Joseph visnohfski. sss Twenty.
fourth: Anthony Kasprzyski. asa
son: Morris Panstx. ga Eliot; sam
sy.kS hanSsy 81. Fra Rssa' Mex ThfHSss. eSSa
sss Lafayette; Rowland wickersham
sos Sixth Aug: n. Tillock. 1903
Baldwin: Dir. Walter Johnson, ass
McDougsIi: Frank Sevedin. 1869 81.
Aubin; Isidore Schneider. Woman's
hospital: Edward q. Sabukn. 5s2
Morreil; John A. Gluck. Grace hos
pital: Max Kramer. womans' hosp.-
tai: Arthur T.. Davis, s51 Fourteenth: !:
Casimfr =. Pogorzeiski. 1919 Six
teenth; Edward w; Reuter-. lo7s Par
ner: Frank X Theus,rri io2 Perry .
Henry schnute, 1908 JOS campau; Jo.
seph West, ass Palmer f.; .Adolph
Buchholx. IS LInzee. Arthur J. Brul-
cy. 1905 Burns: Kasper Tribu. 23o
Trombiy: Arthur L. Wayne, iss Al
ger; George Leitz, s79 Artillery: Jo-
Bavenscip. sss Crane; Thomas J.
Shereds, AS Mitchell: Samuel Kuz-
era. 7s3 Mitchell; John Gajur. 551
Thirty-recond; simon Losxenski, 1870
Junction: julius Miltko. it2s 81. Au-
bin.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
= FOR sALE-FARMs.
lGRATIOT AVE.

10 acres first garden land. between
Mt. Clemens and Detroit, close to
car line; ideal location. good g.
room house. full basement: large
barn, flowing weu, fruit. all In good
condition. II Is a real bargain at
$500; small payment. or will trade
for city property.
ACRES
Only miles from city. near car line:
good 6-room house: high, dry land:
a first-class home and good invest
ment; price. s3500; terms.
ACRES
No buildings. but in first class loca-
ton, suitable for small subdivision
in near future. IL you have money
dsing nothing buy this property
and II will make you handsome
profit.
20 ACRES
On 10-mile-rd. near Gratiot; S-room
house and fruit: IL you are looking
for something good and else In.
see this ne; 1t Is real good buy;
price. $4,000: terms or trade.
Tromley. Wilson & Co. Cadillac 69o9.
1915 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
ron sALE-rARlGs..
HERE TT rs

80 ACRES. best land In Mich. o70 a
acre. This 10 q few miles west Of n
Plymouth: Groom house In good
shape. barns need repairing. ~
acres near New Boston: good lan<,
good buildings. $500. half cashy
James A. Pearl. 30 Tireman.avs.
Walnut 4032-R.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20
WOODWARD AVE.

100 acres west OF woodward on IL
Mile-rd.. high and dry. good build
ings, first-class land and an un-
TRoMLEY-wIIsON Co,
Cadillac 6e09.
1016 Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

OWNER HAS s0-ACRE FARM. two
miles from Beulah. Benzie county.
Mich. 40 acres under cultivation
and 40 acres In second growth
woods; so bearing peach trees. 270
bearing apple trees. 900 young
cherry and peach trees. acres
grapes. acres alfalfa and ! acre
Strawberries. New wire fence and
posts. new 7-room, furnace heated.
with sleeping porch. Fruit pack
ing house. erainery, corn crib. new
implement shed. large barn and COW
barn. Team horses. power sprayer.
and complete outft OF implements
and small tools. Fine well with
gasoline pumping outfit. One mile
from Crystal Lake. the finest sum
mer resort lake In Michigan. Must
be sold Immediately. Best oner
takes II. Phone Cherry 1913. r. r.
Day. 1032 Majestic bldg. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

5-Room House, $298
Complets material for building q g.
room cvttge $2se. save four prof.
its. Call GOT Ford bldg. or phone
Cadillac 1854.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

40 ACRES located V mile from Flint
car line, mile from seymour
lake; good 7-room house. large
poultry house and large basement.
barn. one small house, which needs
repairing. | own this farm and VIII
sell for 1900 down or exchange Tor
acres ? miles east and miles north
of Utica, which I will rent or sell
troit nroperty; may rent. VIII
take several good lots on either
farm in exchange.
EYsTFR. THE FARM MAN, OWNER
Cadillac 1898. 500 Majestic biog.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-20

GEO. II. CARR. Of N. Y. city. teaching
the art OF singing with vibration,
tone color and expression, (Fautty
production corrected Results guar.
that may get a foothold and prove
nv value as a teacher. Voice trial
free and chserfuliy given. studio
10. Van Husen bldg. los broadway.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
unique Offering
BY A NEWSPAPER
TO ITS READERS
TWO GREAT BOOKS.

The remarkable offering made by this
paper of what are destined to be the
most famous books of their kind in the
world, is announced elsewhere in today's
paper. Already more than three hundred
thousand of these unique volumes have
found their way into the homes of the
people of the United States and Canada
at the publishers retail price OF three
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for newspaper distribution. especially the
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corners and red edges, with the covers in
a lovely cardinal tint. stamped in gold,
and the exquisite half-tone Illustrations
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their retail price of 500 for the two.
They contain nearly a thousand pages
and seven hundred seleCtions-fully half
Of which cannot be obtained in any
other collection. Wit, pathos. humor,
sentiment. wisdom-all are here, and in
addition to many old favorites that will
recall numberless happy hours-there are
at least three hundred new selections,
bound to grip the heart just as firmly.
As books for the years-for the tireside,
for the journey, for the hammock, or for
the bed of iIlness-they are inimita bic
and Incompatible Our wonderful cou-
pom offer-a little messenger and token
of our good will to our readers-explains
the terms amounting to gift and will
be printed daily In this paper.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
AN ANSWER TO "J'ACCUsE, "
Book Alleged to be by Frenchman
Defends Germany,

London. May 2O.-Some Of the German
ophile papers of Switzerland are publish
ing copious extracts from a book entitled
La Verite," alleged to have been written
by a Frenchman, one Joseph Bertou-
rieux." and evidently intended to coun-
teract the effects of that powerful indict-
ment "JAccuse." which was written BY
German Socialist
The writer of La Verite" says that il.
is to German miiitarism that Europe owes
many years OF peace, and he advises hi.
'compatriots' to become reconciled with
the Germans, who in trying to strike
France in the back by way Of Belgium
were animated, 1t seems, by the most
humane of intentions-that OF avoiding
unnecessary bloodshed between two ma.
tons made to love and admire one an.
other" The book seeks to show that tbs
war was England's fault, and the French
are urged to throw over their treacherous
ally.
The Bern correspondent of the Gazette
de Lausanne has carefully examined the
book and reproduces a long list of mis-
takes in the writer's French. which seem
to prove that whatever the writer's ma
tionaiity may bs he u not Frsnehnaa
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21

his tongue dry. lie remembered the touch
OF her smooth, thin hands and the pas
sive sweetness of the few little tear
moistened kisses
He looked at her mouth. The lower lip
was Quivcring slightly. 1t made him for
get the stabbing icincss or her eyes.
With one motion. McGinty swept the
clippings on 10 the floor and caught Alicia
in his conqueror's arms. For one bIissruI
moment he felt her yielding and clinging
to him. Then she was beating his face
and chest with blind, tigerish rage that
left him bruised
When the little fury stumbled from the
room MCGinty found himself trembling
so he had TO sit down. He was nursing
an eye that later grew blue and black
and yellow and brown
Notes were returned unopened and Ali
ella refused politely to talk 10 Mr.. Nc
Ginty over the telephone. The entire
parish began 10 gossip An Irish girl
may mean nothing at all by being sweet
10 man, but when she quarrels with
him her interest is serious. McGinty per-
sisted, although he did not know whether
he wanted to see her to apologize or
merely TO force her to kiss him. He re-
fused to call his chagrin and rage any
symptom OF loving. To prove 1t. he gave
the limousine to an actress whose tresses
were the color of old mahogany.
Alicia isn't homeIy girl, but she can't
claim TO be a beauty" he tod himself
comfortingly. But frequently when peo-
PIE turned TO see him eSCorting the pref
tiest woman. or when he was fox-trotting
with the best dancer or making engage
mems with dashing widows, he felt a
curious lack of Zest He missed the new,
uncomfortable, almost disa gre cable emo
tion that had Choked him when he saw
Alicia crying with the dead baby on her
knees.
aroused by opposition, y. ]. finally mar
ried the schoolteacher. He never waver-
ed in his campaign even when he met
her with a votes-for-women ribbon
pinned on her coat. 1t was risking much
to marry girl who might put her fingers
IN his political pie. But, like all Irish
men. when he had found his mate he re-
fused to be hindered by mere details
Alicia says that since the wedding
Aloysius Joseph has been so busy run
ming the floating hospital and planning
day nursery for the district they have
not seen a single show this winter And
they do say that 4. J. is not the only one
who has been improved by the maria ge
When Father Malone drohped in after
vespers Sunday evening he found high
browed Alicia reading baseball news on
the sport page. And A. j., fiat on a pile
OF pillows before the CRATE fire, was
chuckling out loud. The ex-pride Of the
Tenderloin held a volume Of G. Bernard
Shaw in his hands
The Washington herald., 1916-05-21
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HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District o. Columbia May Il lsls--Notios Is
hereby given that in snrordHnee with the provisons
OF an Item authorizing chAngrs IN the p<-mznent
system Of highways contained in d, G Appro
lE1atlon Act for the hscsl yesT ended June 50 1915
lPuohc Act No 80. approved March 4, 1919. the
Commissioner of the Di-rict q OoluInbis viii rive
public hearing IN the Board Room q sSid Con
missoners, JUNE O. 1915 At 10 o'cloeF a. m, % all
fartles interested OF owning land within Adsoeot
10 the area bounded By the United stEtes Reform
scbool and South Dakota Hyeuus on the borthezsr.
the balunore and Ohio Railroad oa the northwest.
Montana avenue on the southwest, and the Ana
costa BiveT on the southeast. PlGns Of the pro
posed changes in Highways within the above limits
WI b. displayed. and the Commissioners viii con
aou any Suggestions Protests oonrnznins ths
proposed chGnE1s Is shown on the sbore-nrutto,aed
tAn& OLIVER T. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROWN
low, CHARLES ". KUTZ. Cammi-soae-t d. c.