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Evening star., 1916-04-28

TRt srEES' SALE or Sos ACRES IN
proved by n Groom dwelling. situate near Ken
sfngtoD. Md. SATURDAY. THE SMITH
DAY OF MAY. 1916. AT THE HOUR OF FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm.
For particulars see ad in Montgomery County
Sentinel write call trustees.
FRANK HIGGINS.
ALBERr NJ. BOttC.
sp3I-st Trustees, Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1916-04-28

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in Libsr 31si. at folio 49,. Of the
Land records Of the District Of Columbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. we,
the undersigned trustees. will sell public
tlon. In front Of the premises. on TUESDAY,
THE NINTH DAY OF MAY. 1916. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land IL nd
premises. situate In the county Of Washing ton
District Of Columbia. known and distinguished
as lot numbered three hundred and nine 800 g,
IN William y. Llpscpmb'- subdivision Of lots Ia
.inntcr heights. per plat recorded in Iiber
County No. 20. folio ~. % the records Of tho
ONCE OF the surveyor Of the District Of Column
bia: and also lots numbered two hundred and
>1ateen t2lbI and two hundred and seventeen
istl. In NcPher-on and finley's subdivision of
lots in Isnier Heights. recorded In County \
Book IL. Page .. Of the surveyors Office records
Of The Distric; Of Columbia. said two lots now
also known the records Of the assesSor'S of.
hre Tor said District lots Si3 aud sD4 all IN
square numbered two' thousand. iivs hundred nj
eight four t.5sil. together with the improve.
islrDts thereon.
Sold subject TO existing prior inc,inbranc.
81 sl3.:p. furtRr particulars Of which Will he
stated at sale. Terms: All over and above said
prior is"umbrsnce 10 he paid in cash. A de,,oSit
of 800 required At time Of sale. All convey.
sh"fHS aud r"ychus. stamps nj cost Of purcia scr
Terms 20 b. complied with within ift.cn ,ia y,
from tim. Of sale. Otherwise the trustees will re-.
sell the property al risk aud cost Of dpfauItlny
purchaser. HERBERT A. GILL
THEO. y. GILL. JK
d~ n
Evening star., 1916-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

THos. J. OWENS 4 son. AUcTIONEERs
Trustees Sale OF Exceptionally
Fine Residence. With Grounds,
Overlooking the Geological
Park. No. 2727 Adams Mil
Road Northwest
Evening star., 1916-04-28

rliOS. J. OWEN 4 son, ACCTlONEERs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29
HEIT!N! / CUSTER r.
NJ VI. UNDER AMUSEMENT
... ~ II 4! s. 4 .s - y. \, $ss: u:
Judge Crawford Will Render De-
cision in Litigation Prob
ably Next Week

Down in Hettinger county William
Colgrove is still Chairman of the coun-
ty board and Paul Schmidt and John
A.. Rieger remain his associates on
that commission Judge Crawford, af-
ter hearing arguments on the .appli-
cation for an Injunction against the
enforcement of Governor Hanna's GUS
ter order at Dickinson this week,
withheld his decision and took the
case under sadyisement. The results
of his, deliberations probably will not
be known until next week, and in the
meantime the terms of Colgrove and
Schmidt will have transpired. The
only commissioner who can be affect
ed by the final conclusion is John A.
Rieger, the h0ld.Over member Of the
board. ,.s.. 'sH
The Dickinson hearing was attend.
ed by County Auditor Roberts, Judge
OF Probate Dewey and J. S. Schleicher
OF Burt, one Of the commissioners
named to relieve the ousted members.
States Attorney Y. H. Crane appear
ed to argue the case in favor of Gov
ernor Hanna's custer. order, while J.
X: Murray attended to plead for the
defendants. ..
Judge Crawford during the proceed
ings refused to rule on the constitu.
tionality of the statute under which
Governor Hanna acted.
January l Commissioner Colgrove
and Schmidt. will be. succeeded in Het-
taiger county by E.,.O. StaEks of Mott
ind Theodore Gutensohn OF New Eng
land. f .,t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29
ROBERTS TO
REFEREE BIC
CARD TONIGHT
High Spots Are B. North and
George Brandau, the Mon
tana Wonder
MANY LEGISLATORS
TO ATTEND MATCH
Advance Sale Of Seats Presages
Largest House Of Season
in Bismarck

- Wrestling fans Of the capital city
have a big card before them tonight
at the armory. The show down will
undoubtedly result in full house. The
high spots are H. North of Minot, for
mer Bismarck boy who for whole,
season has thrown all corners, and
George Brandau, rated as the Mon
tana wonder in wrestling circles of
the state. Both men will take the mat
at $50 o'clock, and will weigh in at
1873 pounds. The purse is for the
house receipts.
Gripped by the Offering which is the
third big wrestling card of the sea-
son in the capital city, fans made a
good run for tickets at several of the
+ hotels this afternoon. The advance
sale of ringside seats has shattered
the expectations Of the promoter and
has exceeded the sale for any previous
bout here this year. Among the early
buyers of tickets were legislators.
Roberts to Referee.
Orris w. Roberts Of the government
weather bureau, one of the best vers-
ed men in the wrestling game Of the
state and the northwest, will referee
the bout. 1t has been customary to
pick a man from the crowd. Roberts
was agreed upon by both the Crap
piers this morning He refereed the
first bout of the season between North
and Novak and gave satisfaction to
the crowd that attended.
The doors at the armory will open
shortly after 1870 O'clock The early
arrivals will get the run on the ring
side seats. there being about $50, sell
ing at Is cents The gallery seats and
standing room will sell at so cents.
North Is Favored.
In Bismarck North is favored by the
sporting fans because of his strength
of grip. Brandau is running high
among his followers on the basis of
his mat experience. Both have train
ed hard for the struggle, North hav
ing spent his time in Minot meeting
tough arrivals for the past two weeks,
while Brandau has trained in part at
Mandan and for the last half of the
week in Bismarck with his training
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29
CLAIMS 8! IS !. VESSEL !! SCI . a..
=. VIOLATED / NEUTRALITY r.
s.,(Unjted PrGss)

Eerlin, Dec. 29.-Germany's an
swer to the United States inquiry on
the sinking OF the Norwegian steam.
er Delta held that the torpedoing OF
the vessel was justified because the
vessel violated neutrality. The an.
swer was handed Ambassador Gerard
today. ,~ .,''. -.
The United States contentious that
the lives of American passengers
were jeopardized were dismissed on
the ground that the vessel had been
chartered by the Italian government
for the transportation Of coal. When
torpedoed southwest Of Cape Polls,
the vessel was assisting Germany's
enemies, contrary. to neutrality, the
note contends.
Because the vessel was torpedoed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29

Mrs Ad Topperwen of San q place
the apshooe hall of by
onances achieved shooter woman
Shooting recently at Montgomery
2Oo clay birds the largest numb
any traphot and made the kable
Mrs Toppewein used only the perform
did not
came hot at times that
it. In spite of this Mrs Topperw hand
took five hours and twenty
Mrs Topperwn when she start
ed Out of the last 100 shots she broke
@''
The lowest and had straight
runs of lO0,111, 1879 and $780, without i@E
Mrs Topperwen has been sho 1000
otng from 5000 10000
- "
The only who has in
'" Garrett of Colorado Springs who broke 965 clays.
IN IL Mrs TOpprwein of
targets attempted and they amount
This entities her perhaps tran shot in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29

nouncement made a week ago that
North and Brandau had been match.
ed, revived the game locally. Promi-
nent wrestlers from different points
of the state have written that they
will be in attendance. Several chal-
lenges undoubtedly will be issued at
the close of the engagement.
North is every bit as confident Of
Brandau of taking the match. Seldom
have two men been as confident Of
winning as these men are in tonights
fjg card. -' 'a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29
DICKINSON MAN Is
BEATEN AND ROBBED

Minneapolis, Dec. 29.-Lured to a
hotel room, beaten into unconscious
ness with beer bottle and robbed of
$S5, August Sandquist, Dickinson, N.
D.. was found early today. He was
taken to Minneapolis, city hospital
by the police, where he is said to be
recovering.
While seeing the sights Of Mime
apolis last night, Sandquist met two
men. They recognized him as the
son Of an old friend. they said. Sand
Quist didn't know them, but thought
himself fortunate to meet friends In
a strange city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29
NAY INTRODUCE SKULL
" Of MURDERED WOMAN
UNITED ;press)

Ossipie, N. H., Dec 29-The skull
of Mrs. Florence A. Small may be in.
PRODUCED in, the trial of her husband,
a wealthy broker, charged with her
hurder. The county prosecutor to-
day admitted that portions of her
body are being kept in alcohol for
use, if needed 81 The real trial of
Small opened today. .,..as.... 81
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29

partner, Roy Anderson, wellknown il
wrestling circles of the state.
Interest seemed to have sagged il
the last card but from general GOSSIP
on the outside this morning the an
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29
EPIDEMIC HITS MO0RHflD
Moorhead Chief Of Police Raided Four
elindpigs Last Night, Two
Pleading Guilty. -.~-

Moorhead, MIMI, Dec. 29-Four al
legged blind-piggers were arrested in
raids here last night by Moorhead po-
lice, two of them pleading guilty to-
day, while two will fight the cases.
Police charged they distributed
christmas Cheer" Unfortunately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-29

only short distance from the Span.
ish coast, the note holds the conten.
tions of the safety of the United
States citizens is unjustified. .~.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10
HONOR CONFERRED. ON
DR.. AND MRS. KARPI

At very enthusiastic meeting of
ell the members Of the Zionist Insti-
tute held last night a splendid report
of all the activities of the institute
was rendered by the chairman Of the
Richmond zionists. Dr. L. Karp.
The Zionist Institute 10 now actively
engaged in social. educational and re-
ligious training OF the Jewish youth
Of the city.
1t has succeeded in the short tine
Of Its existence, only ten months, in
attracting over Ave hundred contribu-
tors who take great interest in all the
activities of the institute.
An appreciation of the splendid work
done by DIR. and Mrs. Karp for the
the Richmond Orthodox Jewry. they
were surprised by the presentation of
Golden Book Certificate" sent from
Switzerland, signifying the esteem and
honor conferred upon them by the
Jews of Richmond by inscribing their
names in the celebrated Jewish Ma
tional Golden Book, the distinction be-
ing the nrst conferred on any persons
in Virginia.
DR.. Karp responded by pledging his
best efforts to the work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10
HELD ON INSANITY CHARGE.
Virginia Man, Claiming Infantiie Par
aiysis Cure, Arrested In WASH
ington.

Washington, D. c.. Aug. 9.-Mcken-
Gle Arm, sixty-six years old. OF wythe-
willie. Va, claiming he has a cure for
infantile paralysis stopped in this city
on his way to New York. visited a
Health Officer Woodward and finally
was arrested about noon today. when
he visited the office of Sanitary Officer
Lynn at police headquarters. A charge
Of insanity was preferred against him
and he was taken to Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Professor Arm. as he styles himself
in an advertisement OF a nerve tonic.
is said to have explained to the sani-
tary officer how he can cure infantile
paralysis In thirty minutes. He said
he could cure hydrophobia in eighteen
seconds, cancer in from three to fifteen
hours and tuberculosis in its last stages
In from Ave to fifteen days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10
MOSQUITOES ARE
BREEDING FAST
Heavy Rains of July Left Much
Water, In Which Pest Is
Breeding.

Mosquitoes in unusual numbers may
be expected this week on farms and
in cities, where drainage has not suf-
feed to carry off the heavy rains of
late July
This forecast by the State Board of
Health was coupled today with a
warning to househelders to protect
themselves against all mosquitoes, as
the species which spreads malaria
breeds under exactly the same condi-
tons as the harmless culex mosquito.
According to the board, the unusual
rains of July have thoroughly saturat-
ed the ground in many parts OF the
State and have left pools of stagnant
water In these the mosquitoes lay
their destroyers of repose and car
riers of malaria. In addition the
board points out, mosquitoes VIII
breed in slowly-running water, and
even in the weeds and grass on the
banks of flowing streams,
Where mosquitoes come from a
relatively small area, they can usual-
ly be destroyed by breaking IN their
breeding places" says a special bull
letin of the board. This can be done
by draining or b. filling and by the
removal of all useless vessels and
holes around the premises Some
elected rain barrels old cans. or even
In the footprints of animals in heavy
soil, once any of these become filled
with water. Two weeks, or even less,
will suffice to breed In this water a
crop Of mosquitoes that will make life
miserable even where 1t does not &C
tpally spread malaria.
Where screens are relied on to
protect a household from malaria,
these must be carefully placed and
OF mesh not larger than what Is
known commercially as No. IA
Where a coarser mesh is used, or
where the premises are not complete
iy screened, mosquitoes will find &C
cess and will be especially objection
able inasmuch as they will hide dur
ing the day and return to their work
night after night In the country. a
favorite means of access TO screened
rooms is down the chimney feat
of which the mosquito is thoroughly
Ca pable.
I'm districts where malaria Is prev
alent and where mosquitoes breed in
large numbers, safety is best had by
taking immunizing doses OF quinine
during the malariai season and by
continuing this treatment until fall.
The effect of the quinlne is such that
even if person be bitten by ma
larial mosquito, the parasites will not
develop In the blood. The preventive
treatment is outlined in a special bull
letin of the State Board OF Health on
Malaria. which will be sent free upon
request, but this treatment can best
be taken under the direction OF a COM
petent physician. II is highly i'm
portant, also. for those who are re-
covering from malaria TO continue the
quinine treatment for some weeks af-
ter the chiiis are broken. Otherwise,
II bitten by malaria mosquitoes. they
may in this way give the disease to
others whom the mosquitoes attack.
Full literature explaining the pre-
vcntion of malaria will be sent by the
state Board Of Health free upon re-
quest"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10
SEAL Of GOD SEEN
IN SABBATH KEEPING
Evangclist Serns Lectures On "Most
Terrible Anathemas In All
the Bible"

The Seal OF God and the Mark of
the Beast furnished the subject at
the BfNie Institute last night. Mr..
serrs bnsed his lecture on the ninth
I. the eleventh verses of Revelation
fourteen. which read: IF any man
worship the beast and his image and
receive his mark in his right hand or
In his forehead. the same shall drink
O, the wine of the wrath of God"
The most terrible anathemas in all
the Bible" said the speaker, ARE
hurled at the persons who defy GOD
and His law by REFUSING to accept His
seal and in its place permit them
selves to be branded by the devil
trademark The first of the seven
last plaques. an incurable. grievous
sore, will fall upon these, while those
who bear Gods name upon their fore
heads receive special immunity.
Even today. the true Christian Is
differentiated from the world by spe-
cial distinctive marks which every
one il able to recognize. Gods peo-
pie are a peculiar people. Jealous of
good works, say the Scriptures of
truth. The religion that Is a mere
form Of goodness can not be so dis
\ tingutshed
.sThis seal, the distinguishing sign
on Gods people Is complete obedience
IN the law Of God. The one who keeps
the commandments is very easily pick
cd out from the world. The seal OF
God Is especially seen in true sabbath
keeping.
1.-THE marx or the beast, so uncom-
promisingly condemned in the work,
Is the direct willful disobedience of.
and defiance to. the Ten Command
ments in false Sabbath keeping"
Tonight Evangelist Serns will lee
ture on The Two Covenants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10
GOOD WORD FOR OUR
BOYS At BORDER

Letters mplimentary TO the vir-
glnta troops are being constantly re-
ceived from the Mexican border by
General Sale. but yesterday he was in
receipt Of a special letter o< cornIzen-
dalton from Major-General Parker. un-
der whose command the Virginia
troops have been assigned.
In his letter General Parker told OF
the excellent showing made by the
men from the Old Dominion, and the
rapidly with which they adapt them
selves 10 true military duties.
At this time. the letter read they
compare favorably with members of
the regular army. Especially did he
congratulate them on their perform
ance when commanded to order arms"
This command requires them TO bring
their rifles 10 their sides and drop
them to the ground. With such per-
feet precision is this done. says Cen
eral Parker. that as the rifles strike
the ground there Is only one sharp
sound heard. Just as though there was
only one rifle dropped.
Throughout his report General Par
ker heaped compliments on 4he vir-
ginia men. and in every instance they
were mentioned as being superior to
any that were now stationed on the
border under him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10

the armies" but none was receivc&
Captain w. r. Morrison. UulteG
States Army, who has been on duty ~
the mobilization camp at Macon. Ga-.5
will arrive in camp this morning.
which he will make an inspection u
the battalion of Field Artillery. Fot~5
lowing this he will remain in camp.
for some time giving the artillerymen
a course of instruction in the duties of
their command.
Dentists Apply.
Two applications were received by
General Sale yesterday from two
Richmond dentists for commissions
as first lieutenants in the dental
corps Of the Virginia National Guard.
General Sale approved the applica-
tons and forwarded them to WASH
ington for action. 1t Is expected that
the commissions will be granted since
only one dental surgeon Is in the Vir-5
GINA guard, and each 1000 is as-@
1000 Virginia troops under arms. and
the appointment of two additional
dentists will give them the proper
number. If the commissions are
granted, it is likely that a full dental
corps will be organized. comprised Of
three officers and about Twenty-Five
privates
partment of the East to all officers in
command of organizations to notify
the acknowledgements of the States
when leave is granted any officers
under them for any purpose. This
is done so that the adiutants- general
may have a complete list Of the loca-
ton of every officer in the State for
immediate reference and facilitate the
work Of his office.
| Entertainment Friday Night
The big entertainn- ent to be given
by the Hampton Battery Of Field Ar
tillery has been definitely scheduled
for Friday night. This will be the
most elaborate event of it's kind yet
| held in camp, and the program will
| include some OF the big vaudeville
acts from the Lyric Theater
| General Sale is continuing to hear
reports in Norfolk about the horrible
and wet condition of Camp Henry C.
/ Stuart Notwithstanding the fact that
! the grounds have beea in excellent
condition for some time, and have
never been in any worse than any.
camp would be after the torrentias
rains that were had In Richmond re-
| Gently. General Sale wishes to en-
phasize the fact that the camp is at
present perfect, and there Is not the
slightest reason for complaint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10

officer stated, 1t will require one to
three weeks for II to manifest itself.
but he hardly thinks that any fever
will develop from the water row being
used at present. although he is not
positive in this statement. There were
no tests of the water completed yes
terday. but DR.. Levy is planning some
have already been made. and hopes
in this way to settle conclusively the
question as to whether the water sup
ply 10 the source OF any OF the typhoid
fever In Richmond.
DIR. Levy continues to warn the peo-
Pile that they employ every precau-
ton to prevent the disease. He re-
peats his advice to boil the water. to
watch all cooks to see that they fol-
low every rule for personal cleanli-
ness, and to see that every article Of
food or drink does not come in con-
tact with people who might be car
riers of the disease
The one sure guard against the
fever is typhoid vaccine incubation.
and every one is urged to take the
treatment Physicians all over the
city and suburbs yesterday were kept
busy vaccinattng persons. The vaccine
can be obtained at the Health De-
partment in the City Hall. and any
doctor can make the injection. There
are three doses of the vaccine. given
within ten days of each other. and
this will make the vaccinated person
immune to typhoid for Ave years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-10
BLUES NOW OUT ON
WAR GAME PRACTICE
Left Yesterday on Three Days Hike,
and Great News May Soon Come
From Front.
TWO DENTISTS VOLUNTEER
Applicau tons of Richmond Men Have
Been Endorsed BY Adjutant-G Gem
eral Sale and Forwarded to War
Department..

Following his insistent urging for
ing the men in camp here some prac-
teal instruction in the duties of their
command. General Sale yesterday re-
ceived a letter from the Department
for furnishing the men here with
horses or sendin~ them to some train
ing station for the necessary instruc-
ton was receiving their attention. The
department explained that effort had
been made to find some suitable army
post that would accommodate Abe
men, but as yet none had been avail
able.
Just as coon as 1t ia possible, the let
ter read, to remove the troops IL will
be done. 1t is hoped that the men
can be sent to the training station or
to the Mexican border In a short time
and everything to accomplish that end
is being done by the War Department
The letter stated that they we'll un.
derstand the desire of General Sale
that better opportunities be given
them, and in this they are with him
but IN to this time there has been nc
way that II could be done.
Blues OF on Hike.
Accompanied by details from the
Engineer and Signal Corps. the First
Squadron of Cavalry set out early
yesterday morning on their three-day
hike. Their course was in uue GIrcc-
ton of Ashland
Some time before the entire
squadron moved, Troop A, under COM
mand of Captain James moved out
and established their position some
distance from the city. guarding a
small spring, which they called the
water works A war game OF
maneouvers to capture the works were
carried out by the three remaining
troops. A wireless was expected a,
the camp yesterday afternoon from