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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-03-18

who had come
into contact with
the Jewish reli-
gion. In his re-
ligious fervor he
had gone up to
Jerusalem to wor-
ship and to gain
additional knowl-
edge of the true
God. Evidently
this occurrence
was after the
c10Sa Of ~ISranl'S
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-03-18

up their cross to
folio II i m,
should give their
a S S to this
matter by bap-
tism. Apparently
it did not take the
eunuch long to de-
cid what his
course should be;
and his readiness
of heart to follow
the Lamb is indi-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-03-18
DEACON PHILIP AND
The ETHIOPIAN
Acts s~:2G-l0-Ndrch 10.

Acte ~s:26-40-March 10.
Another Faithful Deacon In the Early
Church-A Gentle "FeeIing After
God0-co-ordination of Divine Prov
licences Bringing These Together.
'UHderstandes thou vhat thou readestf"-
acts $50.
~ EACON PHILIP was just such
man as the Lord is pleased to
~ use in the service of the Truth.
Having proved himself faith
full in the work of serving tables, he
had been made an ambassador for God
in the preaching of the Gospel at Sa-
maria. Faithfulness in little things is
sure to bring larger opportunities.
We are not informed by what means
1.-The angel of the Lord spake unto
Philip" sending him to the road on
which be would find the eunuch's char
lot. 1t was a time when the Lord used
miraculous means of communication
more than at present, doubtless for the
very purpose of establishing both the
faith and the work of His ~rvant
Today we walk more by faith, less by
sight and miracle. Yet so bright is the
light shining upon the Word that we
have much advantage every way, even
ver the early Church. There were no
New Testament writings then.
The eunuch belonged to the kingdom
of Meroe, which lay on the right bank
of the Nile. and thence east to the
mountains of Abyssinia. He was a
court officer. evidently deeply religious,
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-03-18

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
IN BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS
Officers.
CHARLES EVANS ........ President
J. HAINES LIPPINCOTT
First Vice-President
DAVID FITZSIMONS
Second Vice-President
ELWOOD S. BARTLETT. Cashier
Directors.
Charles Evans David Fitzsimona
George Allen Edward s. Lee
J. Haines Lippincott Nm. H. Bartlett
Geo. T. Lippincott John c. Shape
C. B. Deacon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Snrtis EpcrnGans.
MojeItp gnnfcr gcan".

SIM gllrtis S%pcrllbal1s miro an
0onnerstog, Sen III. Mai, isis Mo-
ieltD gatnfer @call" gegebcll mcrben,
cil1 Stiicf, 0as Wonate long i'm Gbi=
cagoer Sort Sbeater n1,o ct. Coulter
SCHUBERT Tbeater polle Saller 900.
IS ut oies cine Iramatilirulg bon
9arrp Econ @ilion's a%leidplamiger
Grabbing, Die Dor 5mei Sabren III
Der oSatl1rOap gpeting Iplt" er-
ldten. Sbsleidy oos stiid sis M}u-
leltp gnnfer 9ean" OILS 2llitipiel Be-
lfriebcn miro, lit es opd) Elm 5piel
NIT ticfer Moral. SIS bal1oeIt po1t
Dem lal1giamen, aber lideren Muf-
ltieg oes umltanoliden. %idpperiaQi-
Gen 9unfcr alts idJled)t m3oblter
stellllng alsStenogropb gum idnper=
reidJen Mallne. gr lcbt u,ter ocm
Ginflub, Die Observation-Disclosures
Napoleon @onapartes 5u lein ulb
Dob leit7 critics groenlehen oas 6es
Mam-Gab, bes erltcn 11rlo grobten
a9pptildjen &0nias, mar. Il1rb cine
Wabrlagerin lpllr6e linn sic Giltbil-
oll1g ei%ngeae6en l1n6 nllter oerielben
miro ct bon idrmadpn, milcnlpien
M%e1ld)en 5l eillem furd5tloien, t6at=
frdftigen Malnc. Sic einSclnen Gba=
%raftere beS Stiidcs, bas in 8l,d)fprn1
ipofl pielen 9ciern befanl,t lem oiirf=
te, Iino in Ger 9iibnenanffiibrl1ng se-
trclllih mie0ergegeben. 90 lit
Gops", Ser reidbc Mftielrmafler lll1o
Wltntar's Grin5ipal, Oellen nieolihc
Sod}ter (tbe flapper), Derel1 ge1tre1ge
8roBnan1a Cite oen1or), ser grDBte
galhella=Titder ser @egelapart etc,
berlulter bis 81 8unfer's @llrlo Ma=
poleoll.
Iaplor &olnes, Ser sic Iitelrpae
lpielt, lpll in ~oeriel6et eii1fad) INT
pioerIteblib lein mo Sen iprlloeln=
Den Snmor oes Stiifes sur poler
@eltnng brinaelt. Sfm itsbt cine
aal15e Ml15afN trefflidpr &iirltler 5ll,
settle, o%arllnter Nlurcnce 5birlep
Charles Mbbc, Robert aelp, 2iaial1
9amrcncc, Sod Teperntr, Mariol1
&crbn, Clara 2ollile Mporcs, Sarrt
8. Tofper, @alter Sherluin, @ract
Yeters, &oroce Mitdea, 9elfpr>
Sorrelt, SSobn sSpgal,, Mnrette
@eltbap nl0 George s. 2plual1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Gina Jcrbcr an, IL. Mei i'm gnrtis.
Sdriftitelerin bon @eltruf miro ltn.
ter Gulpi5ien bes gri.Gitp 8reb
Club gortrag baIten.

Ger Strictly GreB Glib bot fit
Wfittpod), Sen II. Mai, oas Curtis
S%pernbal,s %relerpirt, ba es Ser Ser.
eil1igung gelunaen lit, Coma 6crber,
Iote befannte Observation-Disclosures,
fiir einen 8ortrag in Gopenport gu
gemiltnen.
Sri. Serber, cine @driitIteuerin
bon i1ternationalem Ml,f, pirb eini.
sc ibrer Mobelen porleIen uno ana,
lDiircr.
Gilcid in ibren1 erlten 9lld)e 5cigte
Coma Serber, oaB lie rid)tige Nerio-
men, rid]tiae Nlabc> Serter unb gt4o=
tc beidrei6cn f%ontte, l1no bab lie iiber
SDmpat6ie, Sllmpr ulb Dor allell
Sil1ge1t ciltcn ~geinnoen Menidenber=
ltanb perfiigte. 5eben Sic einmal
Die @erfc oicier Shriftlteueril1 an.
|gmma McGbeslteD lit cine perbeIier=
tc 9atpn S'@ara. @ie 0apn o.
Sara orbeite lie fir ibren l~lnterbalt,
1T gut geflei0et ltlo bat, apie 1atpll
S'@ora lll1gliidlid gebeiratbet. Oil
Iragpoie ibrer SermdbIltng NIT 9e-
ter Srne bielt 9aipn S'Sura 11id)t
oabolt ab, bon Ber6arb SIT beiratDen,
geltat 10 Gmmu Mcgbcsnep. 80 lit
les NIT ben meiiten ibrer @erfe.
l9iinlnlt mon 3. 9. .@ltttcreo Sibe
Ipmn" Dor, 10 fin6et mon oaslelbe
apieoer, nanllid rihtiges 2eben, mie
|es IN @irflidfeit lit.
uNciu Mmcriean" @an6clbilber=
tDcatcr.
SSN11 SEEM Mmerican" @anoe(bil,
Derfheatcr miro beltte bas grpfe Sri,
atgle-SSnre Meiltertperf uIhe Step
ping Stone" ae5ciat. 1as 5tiif i'll
BOILER lpanl1cnOer S5ene1l. SIN anci,
ten Nft miro uc5eigt, mie sic aii1lt-
ler 6ei Glide liisen. Iiele Giidi3ene
1T erltflaiiig bargelteut llno al1berl1
lpanl1cno. Nalnentlid Sri, Marr
Nolar1o miro ben 3uld)m1errt altBer.
nrocntlih geiallcn. Nad,ltebeno oas
Erogramm:
Glihu sSsosper@. Irallf aecl,al.
Mfarp @eresforo Marp 8olant
III 9eresforD Mpfart W1c&ill
.Slora Mloen Waraaret S6onrplol
S. .. Rrescott . sSclerb Gomlinl
@pratio @eus :. rl,ruen SGcrri
Ole 2eitl,ng oes u9sem Nlnerican'
nadt oaranf %altimerfiam, BOB ii,
tets MIR Die be telL ollf Sen Morf
aebrahtert, @anOelbilocr, sic ats DEL
stlioies bon @riffitb, Sellllett lr,li
Sllce itatnmelt, seigen meroen. Sin
alsge5eidnetes Splnpbonic- Grdseff.r
oas iid ben pprgefiibrtcn gillerr
tets NIT Scr Mniif anpalien miro, ii
Iengagirt m@.>fit. Mopitaten, mie ST,
nGasrns 4 s bic elcftriihcn Mse,,fsi
ten, bic lrad) llic 5llsor in Ianenpor
ge5ei.,t DorOen marell. iilto id,ol1 al
lein bas gintrittsgelo mertb. Sc
idmafDolle 9eforatiolell, elm crit
lflailiges 9eleudtungs- unb @entila
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Mnc. NbiItpptue Mrtois, Die
btfannfc beIaiihc @d)autpte=
lcrin, fotntnt suabrI&ctnliN
na6 9aOenport.
@iro III Sen %niditcn sasc,t nadD
@alfinatpm rcilcm, ,tm bprt init
Fraliocnt @ilipn at fun
fcrircn.
@elgicrin BAIT gltglollo, licbt llno
loht Iranfrcid) ulO lagt, oaB
1entid)lanos Icgimett @clgicn
nllnglid quit TUT.

Mae. Ghilippine Nrtois, bie be-
fanllte belaiidJe 5danipielerill, miro
mdhrldlelnlid) Iapenpprt eillcl1 Sc
|ltd a~hitatten, lllo bier eincn @orfrag
liter Bic rid)tiae Gage IN ibrcm So
+~terlauoc balten.. 9ei 0ielem Gortrog
miro Die 9elgierilt alttt iifer bia alt=
geblid}en bentide1t @roltiamfeiten,
Die oil Ser 9epolferlng @elgie1s Don
Den uoelttld ,en gar6aren" bcganget1
.icin %lollen, reocn ltlto Sic 2iigclll11el=
oll1aen ser Sritell piOcrlegelt.
Naditehel1o cil1 Shreibcla, oaB
Wtlle. Mrtois filrSlid) an Yralioeptt
@ooorom @illon lanDte:
rSb hahe Die ghre, an Sic cilligc
3eilen ridtcn ST. biiricn mo Sic int
oe1lelbcn Tim cine M1toiell5 5lt erill=
d)clt.
uMein 06jcft lit, ssbnen oils Del
gierin meinet tiefgefiibltcl1 Ianf
alls5uIprcd)elt, fir sic grobe @obl-
tbati9feit, Die Sic, nit Dem al1erifa=
nild)em Golfe 5uiammcn, mcinem
Gaterlal1oe III 10 GROCER @ciie erlpic-
len baben.
Grit fiir5lid febrte idD BON gel-
glen nod bel1 &ereinigten 5taatet
5uriid uno id) bite SIRE @rcelen5,
mir cine Gelege1beit 81 bteten, 81
telt Die 8oblfabrt meilter Mation Elm
mel1ig naber 5lt erflaren. SSdJ glart=
lbe, BOB es mir NIT Sbrem Gatbldlaa
%5ltlan1n1en gelingen miro, bns inol=
%ltriele Groblem, meld)em iett n1ein
aono aegeniiberltcbt, 81 l6ielt. IS
har1oelt lidl I'M cine groBe Sode, ser
Silfrllf perlangt fem 9rpt, lpnoerl,
Mrbcit.
I'M 0ieler sitlation erfplgrcid) in
Die Mllgen lebca1 5u fon1lell, ne11be id)
mid an Sbre greelen5, ols Sen h6d)-
item gAaalnte1 oieicr observation-disclosures
ten, Don Oem ih boffe. BOB CT min
trennloldaftlid) burd Natblhlage 5l,r
Settle lteben miro"
pMuBer 6ricoen braltcGcn Sic Sci
aicr al~lgeltblidlid Nrbeit am mel
ten" lagte Mllc. slrtois. Sic @el.
aler lcben bon Ser oelttid,en @naoe,
Sic leben gut, arbeitcn aber nid)t &c.
niigeno. Sic lino miuig at arbeiten
es feblt an Decentralization, neil grg.
lar1o gelgien bonn M%llbenbatoel bon,
ltatoig abgeiperrt bat."
SSt SSbrem @prtrag miro Mae. Mr.
tots Die GAGE in gelgicn beid9rei6en
mic lie III @irflid,fcit ilts ,lid)t 10, mit
Die elglild,en mo frall5oiiiden Gil.
gelrbreld)te, poer lelblt sic ser beIgi,
ld}en Negicrrllg, tie %berid)telt. Iis
llllge bel9ild)e Sdal1lpielcrill. mclds
Die Sod)ter ei1es belgiiden Siiraer.
lneilters lit, nro lire grsiebllna it
gnalono lno 6ranfreid) acnpb, ii
NIT ser Gage @elgiens anberlt Der.
trant. Sic lit cine Scr interellante.
item Gortraasfilnltlerinne, ms erl1.
tete III oen @roBItdOten ser ltniol
groben @eifall. @a,m lie llody "a.
ee,port fommen miro, lit nod MIDI
hetannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

ten. Gas smtsfiibrlid1e Erosran1m
Gpnncrstaa.
1. Sheil.
spn1pborm No. l vNllitic @eooing"
a. @eooing Mard) Ii. gariations
BY Bridal Gong
q Sercnube
81 Sll TIE @arSen
c) Ii11ale - Hltltic Canoe
slric uNipn Occur" aus nMireile"
2eonora Mne1.
3. Gbeil.
Concerto in 9 (5pei S6eilc) !.
@ienlamsfi
a. anoante rcIioioio
- Til1ale: IIegro
Giduro G5ermirfp.
@alolpe6en GSorelr Ml1rml1rs) aus
uSiegfrieb" @ae1er
AZ Glair Sc ll1ne (gSillter Star
ligbt) aus n@crtber". MaIienet
~ S%bepberO's Sen or Morris
Cancel @railreer
slrie uGri tu", aus uSbc Masfeo
9al" Geroi
2ollis 8rapel1re
5pmploniides @eoid,t> 9so. 3 u2es
4rellloes" 2is5t
@enoea @cigbton, Malta9er.
Trcitag Matincc.
SpIiiten: Sean Gincent COOPER,
Gulltrdlto, 2oltis @rapel1re, 8ari=
toni; @enrp S. @illiams, @arfe.
4. She'll.
Sltpertiirc sc Carnival Hon1ain",
5pnp5onic no. s in s-05ou (oie
uroollc1oetc) SCHUBERT
/. Nllegro
2. Mnoonte col, motto.
arie: pgiiion 6ltsitipe" aus .Scro-
olaoe" MaIienet
Soltls @rapeltre
9. Sbeil.
gbantalie fir @arIe ll1o 9rdeiter !.
9llbpis
Scnrp 5. @iaiams
Spmpbonild)es @coidt: Sic Mol-
bau" Sntetona
sfric: . Don 6atale" aus Son
Carlos" 8eroi
%vlll1ter oen1 2inoe16alrlt" aus
Scenes M%llaciennes" Molienet
Cello: Cornelius -Gan gliet;
Glariltette: Gierre Gerrier.
&alSer u9folen aus oem Siioen" /.
SSsobann StrauB
@elloell @eigbton, Manager.
Treitag slbcnb.
Spliiten: 2eo,rora allen., sopran;
Ml6crt a%inoqlliit, Seuor; Cornelius
San Wiet, Geao.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Theater
224 6drrtfDn etrafe.
%usramn fur tiefe ED6e:-

sunutas u2rnsseo @atcrs~.
5 Ncel Heo Scatter - @nr. 9pidan
lno Gloria Spnpa. Charlie Ghpplin-
3lpei Hccl &omDoie- -. Spmc Scream"
Muutas - Graft, Gu. 8. She
traction grab". .. @enlip, Sale Np@
paf uno @;leu 8btte. u@ecflp 2t3".
II. g. after Gilla. She lprpns birb",
Billie @bpbes, q. Burns unb 81. Galz
lngbcr.
Gic,,stas ~ Ste ipeiol SlttcaIt" ,
3 Gcel, .. @ilInn uup 8. Ybillips.-
"Se %aln1nIt elupeo". Si1ic Gbpbes, q.
Burns unb Settp Compton.
Wtttt,upf = vSuhinic Sons Gpnc",
: &ccl. Sbps. Sefferipn ur1o Wiuria
Wpprc. uSbc 9lnigbt riSer". 2 gtccl,
Sarrp Garep unp Slione @plpuu.
Sunnerstng - u2app Hafflcs re-
turns, 2 8eel, IS. Gunaro uno s.
Sprbe. She sSnlitors bllp oog"
See Morun. StQie Mhuocs uno 9cttp
Gpmplon. Come Siib" @prbpn
Griffith.
Sreitas - ueorp Sobns Sournal~,
gp. 5. She 2eaglle Of tie future,
Stprp in Babies @orlo. 8nl. @ollz
nos. u&is biebneB tbe Sanitpr". @m.
Sramp llno Sole Senrp.
spnnaberb = .8ebinb fife Wart",
3 Meel; s. Gllnaro uub s. Gsproe.
She Sanee Of 2pbe~. 2cnn gasfett.
~ meeting for a gbirtinq". 2sao.
@ilie &idic ur,b @pa Nellon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

General Gbreson plrbe III Ct
FoIp NIT 9robem mrifitdrildem 4plnp
empfansen. Sea alio, - Damn bate
bic 3ulammenflnft bpd) einen 3lped.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
@ir braudpn @ereitidaft Sc.

.@ir brallden gereitidoit oes
Scores uno Der Slptte, 9ereitidaft in
Sllollitrie uno 5inan5elt. Gas 2ano
miro ieoes Sobr ltarfer, l1lro es iollte
I'M Stanoe lein, altf eigeren Iiiben st
ltefen, lnabbangig bon fremoen&pm=
plltatloncn" lagte Serr &1lor in Ebi-
laoelpbia.
Gus iino Mnlid1tert, Sic ieoer inter
lhreiben fam. SoIlte Serr Gaft lei
llen friiberen Staatsiefretdr ais
mabrlfeinliten northumberland
Observation-Disclosures scrnci1t boz
ben?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

Snlilten: 2eonora AlleL, Soprall,
Mlhcrt 9inoquiit, Genor; Cornelius
San &iet, Gelo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Grandchildren : Speratcnrc praamiii=
rem lidl.

Die @anoelbiloeroperotcllre Set
1rei StdOte %geboren lest Der 5. M
:. g. 6. on ullo biloel1 cine Mrbei-
tergelperfldaft unter oem Nolr1e1
Mppina Gictl,re Operators 9rotcc-
tloe Linton 2ocal go. 1873 bon 0a-
penpprt, Sa., God Sslano uno DO.
line, ST.
9ic gconlten Ser nel'err Srgani.
Iation Iino:
Nraiioe1t Sbco. :. @arrction
G~i5epraiioent - 6. 6. Gcrr.
Grot. Sefretdr 6reo 3. slc1.
Ter.
6inan5icfrctar = Oscar 5. Moo-
op.
S%datmeiitcr Nrt1,1r u. Grotf
GeId]aftsagcnt - Sllgp G. Sboen-
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
T. ; neil

1. 5beil.
. Dep Suffice" aus Sgnphollic Sfet=
d,cs Gba0uif
srmpbonie No. 4 in I=MoN, Gp. SO
. SidjaifomsfD
1. Mnoante ioItenn1to Mooerato
con urillla
,. slnoantinp in MloNo 81 cali,olla
3. Sder5o: Ei55ieoto ~pitirato
4. Iinale:: sllleero on froeo
arie: uGeleIte slioa" aus uaioa"
Gcroi
gilbert silloqueIt
2. Sbeil.
Gbontaiie % cara mamorio" fiir
Gello Scrnais
Gurnelius Gan 8liet
AZ SongeOtdt: u6inlanoia"
sibelias
- Safe triitc aus Dem 1ranro
uallplema" Sibelil1s
Nrle: nSepltis le Jour" aus y2ollile"
Carpenter
Seonpra Mllen.
Gorlpicl SIT uIie Weilteriinger"
@agrer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
@erlmit fir 8lieserryeIen.

Iad ldn9erem 2eioen lit i'm Sal,a=
tprillm 8%trfenhaus : 2ihtcurabe Der
bcfonate Suftldiffer Malor 4. 3. Saul
1perl!a9 acircrben. Sic Mllfanec ser
ScutIden Wilitarluftfabrt Iil1o nit iei@
l'em Tomcr eng perfniipft. Son SUI
gen0 alf Iilr Dos StftldiffipcIeu I'M
tcrellirt, fan1 er ols 2elttnant sur
@e Misunderstanding Ser @erfebrsfrupz
pen lno bat bier on leitenoer SteIe
BEN San lno Sic 9robefabrten ncs err
lren oelltiden 0siIitGrluftieiffe5 NIT
gcmadt. Sporting mar Elm altsgeseids
meter 2ltItldiffiibrer uno bate 5abl<
retde Sabrten NIT alien Sppen ser
ne1tlden Nptprluftidtffe unternom<
men. Illdl ser critic @iilitdr5eppeIin
IS. 1" ltano bel ieincu meiiter Grpbcz
fabrten unb BET ieiner l1e6erfiibr1t11g
bon Srtcoridsbafen nad Mets inter
Der Siibrung bon Maipr Sperling.
- General Shreon, fn,1rSe Il, or
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

8ie Sic @urits tat bie @,1mani@
tat Stpci Gnpen. Gin bides unb Gin
biinnes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
MmS Ser Sbcatcrmclt.

t~ionslplten1 llno Geqlen1e Site iper-
Sen DEM Tltblifll1l Den Mllient1alt
i'm 5beater 10 allgenebm mie MIR ir=
aeno mogliG MAIDEN. Sir Die Slider
bcit Oes 9ul6tflms bdt bic Erection
oes Ibeaters l,id)t meniger oils bier
3cln Musgaltse anlegen lailcn, ioooB
Dos Ibeater i'm Safe zines 6eliers
innerbalb bon elmer Minute ger1llrlt
meroen falll. Gas 8rpgramm miro
nlrllntcrbrod)ell bon elm llbr Nadmit-
tags bis II l1Gr I6euOs ge5eigt lper=
Sen.
sir Iicnstog llto Mittpod lit
Mobert Goeion in Sem Meiltcrparf
vgig Sim @arritp" bon Der Grief
tion oes uNem Mtnerican" r%eierpirt
morocn. Ml,Beroem miro an Sem &C.
ttatnten Gage nod bic Gatbe $50
6sniiheriidt ge5eigt, II. a. bie por5iig=
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The Washington times., 1916-01-28
WHITE HOUSE GUARD
DECLARED A SUICIDE
Coroner Nevitt Unable to Find
Reason Why Charles c.
Pearce Shot Himself.

With NO arnarnt cause for his oct. in
the opinion Of COrO"c" Novitt. Charles
G. Pearcn a nrrmbCr Of tho WIT"
House no'ice Guard. shot hi"'e"if l"te
last night in his home. 1422 Th'rtv-ffth
street northwest. DR. hewitt 'sSued a
certificate declaring HIM a suiCtG".
The Coroner saws he loarncdi that
Pearco killed himself about on hour be-
fore he was surnosed to report for duty
at tho Whit" House guard room. Th"
Coroner was told by Mrs. PcarCc that
her husband went downsta - about ~
O'Clock last night. obtained his sCr>iCe
revolver. and. going back to his r"on
lay unOn the h"d, and. p'acin- ir,.
muZZlc OF tn" weapon in hs mouth,
pulled tho trigger.
PcarCc vas ASSIGNED tn tho White
| ll0uSc squad twe'Vc years ago. ha'irg
been on the police force Cor tW"uty-
three years Ills assignment 70 loved
in uriCs received hilc mOun,cd 10
liccman hon he stOD"Cd n runaway.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
MILITARY
HIGHWAY TO CAPITAL

Conversion of the old siege road
from Annapolis to tho District of CO.
lumhia ltne into n fine military an !
naval highway is proposed in a Joint
resolution which has been introduced
i'm the state legislature at Annapolis
The cost of the proposed highway.
about twenty miles in length. and
which passes through Prince Georges
and Ann Arrundle counties. is placed
at ST60.C00 In the 1914 session Of
the legislature a resolution proposed
construction Of a Federal road along
this line, but no action was taken
though the Maryland congressman
were urged to aid the project. The
new resolution states that in these
days when the ration is stirred UP
over the state OF "unpreparedness' of
great importance that n military high
way be established between the Naval
Academy and the National Capital,
Maryland.
The resolution points out that the
states roads commission adopted the
IOld stage road, id out in 1896. as part
Of the system. but that no reconstruct
lion work has ever been done on the
highway. II is suggested in the reSO-
luton that tn" highway be construct
Cd fOr the aid of the defense of An
| napOliS. Washington. and Baltimore
| in cas-" OF naval attack from Chesa =
| pcakc bay.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
COURT MARTIAL FOR
OFF|CERSONGORDER
General funston's Decision Ex-
pected to Close incident Of
Mexican Invasion.

Court-martial of the three officers
who led detachment of United states
troops across the Mexican border to
rescue two captured private soldiers
probably will be the only official action
taken, according to the views Of state
and War Department officials today.
Secretary of War Garrison said orders
had been given to officers not to cross
the border on any provoCation. Major
General Funston Is making an investi-
cation. Secretary Garrison said. and is
authorized to take any steps necessary
to punish officers found guilty OF a
breach of discipline.
The investigation being made will
also attempt to fix responsibility for the
death of four soldiers who lost their
lives while swimming the Rio Grande
In an effort to go to the rescue of the
two captured privates.
NO protest is expected from the Car
rama government for the Invasion
OF Mexican soil. in view Of the action
of General Funston in holding the OFF,
GERS involved in custody pending In
vestgation.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
WHO
ARE
THE
LIARS?

Official Washington was today
asking itself who are. the alleged
liars" on Mexican affairs referred
to by President Wilson In his New
York spcech YESTERDAY. Congress
men were looking askancc at each
other as possible members of new
Mexican Ananias Club founded by
he Chief Executive.
Some sharp retorts promised to re-
suit today from the Presidents ap-
pellation. Whether the President
referred to liars" in public or prl-
vate life was left somewhat in doubt
but the short and ugly. unvarnished
phrase promised interesting develop
ments.
Republican "Congressmcn who have
been particularly outspoken in criti-
cisinC the Administrations Mexican
policy and delincating Mexican out
RACES against Americans said they
wanted a bill of particulars. The
forthcoming state Department report
to the Senate on Mexican affairs
may prove the vehicle OF an inquiry
into the identity OF those to whom
the President referred
The President called liars many
who nave given him information and
foolish those who do not agree
with him. but ne carefully retpains
disclosing the identity of the liars. =
said Congressman Mondcll OF W,o-
ming. who recently attacked the
Administration police. "Hc made no
defense and did not give the intor-
nation he has in the State Depart
ment o" the outragcs. atrocities. and
piIIaEing tho Americans have suf-
ferCd n'.Icxico."
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
REMOVES
ECZEMA

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ties of TAYLOR'S ECZEMA SOL
VENT will quickly remove all Itch
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ishes and restore the skin To its per-
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This preparation is a doctors pre-
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harmful or injurious nature, is odor
less, and will not soil The clothing.
1t is, likewise, a most effective
tre atment for all other forms Of
skin and scalp diseases.
At your druggist'se or send &c,
coin OF stamps, Dept. A, Taylor
Chemical Co., sol 18th ST., Wash,
ID. C.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
War Forcing Up Cost
Of All Wooden Goods

BOSTON. Jan. 2S.-An advance in the
price of woolen goods has been an
nounccd by William N. wood. president
OF the American Wooden Company.
Every other wool manufacturing con
cern In the country has been forced to
take similar action. he said. because OF
causes growing out of tho war.
The amount of the increases on the
various lines of goods was not ANNOUNCE
cd, but Wood said that most Of them
were under 80 per cent. and as rule
were only fraction of that figure.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
FLOOD MAKES 1000
FAMILIES HOMELESS

MEMPNtS. Tcnn.. Ian. -E--A ia pus-
End families wee" honcl,"S today Ir-
cause OF tn" flooded White. Arkansas,
BLACK and 81. Francis riv"rS
A. rapid ris" at I.rnd"l. Ark .
caused hundreds to stake refuge n
small shifts OF in rect, ps RESCUE
parties were sc,it to tl,In. Every
pressed into service to strengthen
ievceS.
Four mothers with habIc; in their
arms We're rescued from troe-tops IL
.Oosha county. ArH.. after 81 ending III"
night in a cold rain. Tram services
into DurNGs. Watson and other tow.'
nHar y ''t!e Rock. AK. base been
SUSPENDED.