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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
PR0HIBITIVE LAND
PRICES HOLD UP
Big IMPROVEMENT
PRIVATE OWNERS VIRTUALLY
CUT OWN THROAT AT BEL
lAlRE, 1T 10 CLAIMED.
Boost Prices on Property When Fac.
tory Is Proposed but VIII React
in Street Paving Assessments.

That property owners who have title
20 more than 700 feet OF ground front
ing on West Washington street. Bel
laire. are holding up the location OF a
glass factory In that town by PROFIT
biuve land prices and az the same
time are increasing their assessments
sufficiently TO pave more than half
or that street, was the statement
I made last night at a meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Bellaire Com
mercial club.
For some time the club has had a
proposition covering the location OF
a window glass factory in that town.
At meeting OF the directors last
Friday the proposition was submitted
by ]. /. D'Brocq. OF Clarksburg, and
George DBrocq, OF Pt. Marion. Pa.
which carried bonus OF 1900 and a
site for the plant.
The directors held an enthusiastic
meeting last night with all 90 mem
beers present. and the manufs curing
committee of the club was instructed
TO close the deal with the D. Brocqs,
embodying the aforementioned pro
visions Practically all OF the bonus
has been subscribed and unofficial
promises TO cover the balance have
been secured.
The site selected is the old Balti-
more Il Ohio stock yards In West Bel
laire. but as yet the railroad company
has not been heard from. Near the old
yards are several lots. fronting 40
feet that belong 10 private owners
| They were asked to and did submit
prices 10 the club but these are prohi-
bitive and the club feels IL will not be
able TO purchase their ground How
ever. the directors have decided to
choose another site. provided Il Is suit
able 10 the D. BrocQs.
4 point that was raised last night
is this: The paving OF West Washing
ton street Is To be started soon. and
this work VIII be done on the street
that bounds the aforementioned prop-
cry OF the private owners. Basea UP
on the price quoted TO the directors
OF The Commercial club. the assess
ments GA this property will more than
cover the cost Of paving and 10 Is AS
made.
The club IL DESTROYS OF landing the
plant and asks for the assistance OF
the property holders as they believe
the location of such q plant In their
town would be direct Improvement.
favorable answer from the 3. q o.
Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
State rails to Get Expert
Testimony Before Jury in
Case Against DR.. Newman

he told Of turning states evidence and
that he had been promised dollar
day while confined In JAN and complete
immunity by Assistant prosecuting At
toruey +. 4 O'Brieu. ON redirect by
Mr.. Mckee. he said the assistant did
not promise him dollar A day. but
said that was what he would get as
witness
Lizzie Gsletski was next called TO the
stand, and said she saw the Bogusky
girl a few days after her nrst visit 10
Or. Newman's ofhce. and that the girl
showed her her arm. 1t had little res
marks on u. above the elbow. about the
-iz" OF pinheads. There were three OF
them At this point court adjourned
until 1880 Tor an evening session.
Morning Session
The morning session was ulled with
excitement. - l.. Burgess "a juryman.
took suddenly nl and had 10 BE- attend
ed by DR.. Glass. "a witness IN the case.
Reports that lac had tainted were dis
credited by the Juror. doctor and court.
After delay OF threr-quarter- OF an
hour the trial proceeded. About the
same time the State was notified that
Charles Lee. one OF the main witne sS.s.
had taken sick pc ia. Mcclure hotel.
and had died on his Nuy home
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Frank
\ ID brien opened thu CeS- Tor the state.
telling how Suzic Bogusky came 20 tho
office OF DR.. r. =. kennedy. who was
cut OF the city. and thai DR.. Newman
was IN charge. That she went there on
The night Of october :. and WAS not seen.
again until her dead body was found iu
Doe alley ln the rear on th. morning OF
October g. lie said The condition or
no" body. clothing aud all showed that
she had been dressed after the attempt
90 operation In concluding. Ae said the
state would not ask Tor "a verdict car
rs INK IN" death roualty.
Attorney Fred Brinkuau uy-ued for
tho defense. lie sand Dr. NcVuIuu would
prove thai the girl took poison. and that
his efforts To resu~ultafe her had failed
as subsequent events proved NJ
Erluhuau SAID ~ was incumbent upon
The state go prove that the girl came
ru hsr death through "a criminal agency.
md tnuf Newman was tho agency.
Annie Insu-kF. sister OF tho dead girl
was The hrst witness called. She t,sti-
fed az On her sister leaving home. and
also Identified her clothes she told
81 hcr sister not returning and OF her
uptfyluE the police 20 look FOR her.
Lizzie Gal'tski followed. saying that she
went -p Nrwman's Office once with Su-
zie Bogusky. and that she knew she
went there on another occasion from
which she never returned.
Fr.d Frazier and William West. one
&C. defective" and the other q police Of
rc'r. told OF finding pa. body In the
alley and ~ the arrest OF Newman and
Tom Miller. Also OF the traps thry lafd
Tor them. which Tod 90 tho arrests. and
ne taking possession Of certain books
nud Instruments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
SAVE OLD RAGS
AND WASTE PAPER
SECRETARY REOFIELO OF CON.
MERGE DEPARTMENT APPEALS
TO WHEELING PEOPLE.
Says Manufacturers Are Confronting
Serious Shortage OF Raw Material
20 Make New Paper

large package OF circulars for dis
uibution In The Wheeling district has
been received by tho Wheeling Com
m"rcial association from the depart
meuf Of commerce telling OF the short
age OF paper material and asking that
AIT saw" their waste papers and RAGS.
Ih" poster Is signed by William G.
k"dfDId. secretary % the department
% con MERGE. and reads.
The attention OF the department OF
commerce is called by the president
OF large paper manufacturing com.
pfrF f1 the fact that there Sc q serI-
Gus shortage Of raw material for the
manufacture % paper. including rags
end and old papers He urges that
The department should make DO known
ihaf Dor" collecting and saving ~ rays
rrl old papers ffe urges that
'NI'Irs conditions for American
manufacturer
Something like $1,000 tons ~ fif
i'r.r. Kinda ~ paper and paper board
arn manufactured every das boz rho
United States and large proportion
'f 'N.. after f has served Co. purpose
could '" gea' over arair fr como class
OF paper s. large part or I. however.
either burned or otherwise wnrtrd
~ course. lHe Io lr replaced bv
.'. material ir fha early history of
.H. paper industry publicity wac given
'" f.. Importance or saving rsF. ~
.Irr.Ir lose Important now The
r.U'Hrut nf commerce l- glad fp
"r'r. t.I. matter fp fhl attention ~
nh. public r fbo hope that practical
MOI. flow from ff a UfHo A.
'.HU 'n Hr saving rf RAGS ana oII
3 mean genuine relief fo
paper Industry lud ffriehfrF
"..'r upon our source NJ .uunv FOR
pow materials
If ~ fehiora 'r paper stocks
.fr I. obtained from ths local
chamber r' commerce. board ~ .rafe
.r commercial aaa..ist.lr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
LEAVE
BURNING TROLLEY
CROSSED WIRES START BLAZE IN
RESrsTArcE BOX OF TRAc-
TrON CAR
Chemical Engine Called 90 Twelfth and
Marker Streets % EItinguNh
Pre- Last wight.

Passengers on Wheeling traction car
Io.. norwood and North Wheeling
brokt all records in unloading az Mar
be' Twelfth streets about o'clock last
evening when smoke and are began 10
SHOW through the floor Of the car.
Crossed wires IN the r.Slsfauca 10y Tsd
caused So 20 heat rapidly and set IRE
% the panels underneath th. car. and
'he iIlH'rs Immediately over the box.
Htill alarm was sent 20 the clernl-
can engine which responded ana eNfin-
tal-htd the fire Ten minutes elapsed
."Inff me car WAS able 20 move. but
tn mat time a large crowd had congre-
Fatet. and about twelve cars were h.ff
gr behind g. The rasssnEere we're
loaded into another car. and fhe dam
on he Island. where repairs we're
made.
N'torman g. r. Allison and con-
ductor -. -. Malin had charge o. the
car. Tho damage - slight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
FEEL 1907 BETTER
BY MORNING TRY IT!

ed and full OF cold. Why don't you
get a box OF Cascarets from the drug
store now? Eat one or two tonight
and enjoy the incest. gentlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever ex-
perienced. You will wake up feeling
III and fine. Cascarets never grip or
bother you all the next day like
calomel. salts and pills. They act
gently but Thoroughly. Mothers should
give cross. sick bilious or feverish
children a whole Cascaret any time.
They are harmless and children love
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

Failure OF the State TO he able to get
the expert testimony OF Professor w
III schultz, phHrme colOgist and toXo-
eologist at the state University at Nor
OF the State against Dr. Feltx X New
man. except IN part. was considered a
blow to its case. However, the State
swers OF the Professor. his telling Of
his chemical eNtractlons from the gar
rnents ~ the late Suzie BoRusky. and
the general answers Of the witness are
strong enough TO counterbalance the
evident victory OF the defense in the
with contr ihuting TO the death OF the
BogusSy girl
Professor schultz was called al the
night session. Just after Dr. r.. r Glass
positively that death was not caused by
natural causes. has answer being Death
was cauSed by causes other than natural
causes. u" said he had performed the
autofry upon the body ~ the dead girl
snd found that she was soon To become
n mother Certain small marks on the
interior or tn' body. be stated. showed
etthe- Hu abrasion or an ,rosion-the
FORMER caused hy unnatural causes. and
tho latter 10. ua urul causes. Br Glass.
suurfink WIN some tIeet"n OF tho
eyes, wont Immediately follow ink his
testii lnE 'o a local hospital FOR tr,a'-
mont. and further testimony from him
VII have 90 be taken iu the form of a
dcposI tion.
Professor Schultz on stand.
A.'AfHeII tn..I..a Ifs NNFN loon the d.
on direct ,Aaluiustiou by Prosecuting
Attorney Mckee De told OF his expert
ence. ana explained fhe WORK ot rlarmg-
cology ard tHV,coiogy He stated that
Dc had worked with the public health
department 1t Washington H. g. and
then vent Goo M0rgantowr. In hts labor
storics there. be said. He had u al. an
eAaTnlnaNon or the ch'mis- worn By
susie bogusky and found traces OF
morphia. and that lu his opinion. taken
from the testimony OF witnesses earlier
IN the day. The girls lcath was caused
BY morghin" uarcUsls. tie had arrived
at the conclusion. he said hv M. -
rcription or her br"athiuE. IIe said too.
that death may ha', been caused by an
over admiulst ration ~ some aua,-t stic.
\ clash between the attorneys. court.
and witness developed when the PROBES
cor eudcaNc-rd 60 give his assuU ufiUns
Of cause % death. and his reasons for
arriving AT those assumptions Al one
point. Dc eaI. "It is not much wonder
that the American people have the opil-
Ion OF our court system that they have"
A Jew sarcastic questions on the part
OF Ar schuck and the professors work
had been done.
At this juncture the state rested rs
case. 4 motion To- exclude BY Attorney
Bryant. which was answered By The
prosecuting attorney. was ovsrrulsd and
aajoErumelt tak"n until this mornius.
when nc defense Will start submitting
Uador.ake- Tssaass.
t'Nnle'H1n Henry Na-A-r was the
recon, cned for tire afternoon session.
-. told. aE dl mis- fellow officers. ~
having viewed thc body in the alley.
r. T. Mccoy. und. rtskcr With tho
M"r0"I company Followed 'ls affr'r
ditiou ~ the body whom re was called
90 get 90. ard 'hr dI-h'v'lad condition
~ Der clothes. iis stated that her
clothing was only h1reir- on h.r. and
Guiry on cross examination Do. SAID that
nr.pllhE DO. INTO ,O' tH.S t.lEli pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
START WORK
Excavation for New Trinity Lutheran
Church Has Bcc1 Started and
Rapid Progress Made.

The work Of 'NcaVatI.g for The new
nom" OF Trinity Lutheran church. al
IhliiN-~ 18th street lFa been started
ana rapid progress BEL hsIu- made. Tho
""rh or rsSius me old hUil1iuS has also
uuiL th" contractors viii brgiu the
erection OF fue usw @dincs. which Will
cost approx Imuf.lg $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

IF I'N. April H."I me organ lHf ION
% base hospital unit comprising more
fn0n goo physicians. surgeons. nursss
and ordcrl.es Tor possible tervlce with
the United states army forces were
comp lefcl tOdHY. Members - tho SAT-
- fhc Nr@~arrugsffa general foarIfHI
Under the direction ~ Tr Frederick
W1shhurn of that Institution form the
nucleus ~ rho unit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
BABY WAS ALIVE
Physician Reports Infant was Living
When Thrown INTO Run Near
ro--ha.an

Coroner Roger. OF Martins Ferry ~
SIN investigating the case Of two-day-
"a eaeN ~rieh was found m a run at
Pow hatnn Tuesday afternoon. by a lad.
The only new development yesterday was
the report 81 physician o. Powhatan.
who stated that the child was alive when
thrown into the water. The coroner -
stiu carrying on the investigation and
assisted b. the county authorities. hopes
~ Ind The Eullty par.r in short tims-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
TO GIT srArIsrIca

vs. lINfrION. hUr.' s.. q Joint res
uIutlou dlre,tfrg tfe census hureau %
collect and publish sfafiHtirs % rnw
sls prepared cotton and IfH rrofur =
raassd tho house TODAY. 100 90 I1e The
present law DDrNuf. frt statistic fu
row cotton TITO senate has not acted
con- fHt rsaU|uH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
SOCIAL EVENING.

rh. Mons Bible class % the Second
Presbyterian church viii have a social
ON enluE Friday. April H. from $50
o'clock until ln 30 \ cordial Invitation
Is extended fp the men o. the city and
mn interesting program will be given.
Tho affair si'i be hold in the lecture
room - fhf church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
MEMS MEETING SUNDAY.

Rev Arden o. Miller pastor Of the
tntHuH. Baptist church. will again
nav" 'hlrg. OF The Mem meet IuF which
wii| De-" hold 1f 'la Nuurr None CHRIS
---- -.----ILL-- .InlII M -nn.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Get a 10 Cent Box of
"CascaretS" for Your
Liver and Bowels.

Tonight sure. Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizz. your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't
stay bilious. sick. headachy. constipat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

famous photopiHl. 10 wac produced
upon. an" exact spots alluded 10 by Rex
Beach u j. nlmed with all the vim
snap and punch that has made Rex
btach one ~ our most popular authors.
10 not mise TINS opportunity OF seeing
the grsst~rt 90 all MIN dramas Three
performance datlN 100. % and 500
J..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
Verbal Option on mfirn,ary
Farm Taken By LinSly Board

dramatic force will he revealed in the
larl"rs Of the First Presbyterian church
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
pBoxB1SoR W. n. SCHULTZ, OF
MoBGAEroWE, CONSIDERED
MAIN WITNESS.

UnusuA Harpenings Mark Second Day
OF Alleged hurdsr Trtal-State
kssts a. Night Session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
TWO TESTS FOR
ANY CIGARETTE

no 4sse Of tha e;zsfsfts-sccorSi,g
70 . icedtns tosecco jounAl-ls up 20 Tho
ls,ootef. bot there are oSbsf Qualities
thst yos shosid hook to~ IN the cigarette
mat zoe re Rv,-s 20 sssck 70 foF yoor
80 soy sDohe. Eeie sfc . couple ot toxts
lthat may beio re svsF.se rnoket 10
lSno9ee p9so wtssiy betvsea dis<rssl
The hS tssi 3 loy cpoass.s. ~tseh
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sloed OF sraote-i sraa,t, e-tir ar D,si
= in lew POoth 30 > ~ s-vta,. Let
uoW Eosod txrkDt ,ous 500 soe
and ihrcos- Nov blow pss the spoSs.
tse cigarette eooe-ins . blob rreos
,be riett preporsfqp, " NH Is.ys iesi
COCI md smooth bon TO yooS tsssai
On - orssr Sspa. q m. prooonio-s
lAxsD3 NIB sAdA IhseA<sssafoe ooisfss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06

tpte6Yf yrsSes q to6sceo 90 hSdder1
sstncs Of rans. cdr leaf. POO viii feel .
nipphiy sting al the tip OF your tongue
of that sRndDs oer'' tsekie IN your t1hsoet.
Test number two How do yos feel
asies smoking all GRyp
II the toSsccos 10 ~ ei-srettc ,rclrte
correct proportion OF In,Id rrades-and
~ Q; the various sracss hove bst n PROC
cry NE iloxeo By sge- and " they have
eeta - pleaded a. to ot,nc out the best
svs... .sA sad ;oocuusli.c an unplea.aat
oeasAiss IN each OF the dfffereni tYpes on
sooercas, ycu S'l be able 20 susoi prss.
f!eat,y Whenever yer ieei lax 70 IL Through
eneo.s ~aaoai ieeisnz any effect fson u.
brt vf;h another slgarsf-e IN witch N,
blend sizes skiilivl. even Though The 10.
psecos are Of the highest srrade, you WI
100 etong towards tho cod Of the dsy
ten ySu ere hteiy to hx-s tina. sosiinr
% havsnz sEeked too zucA"
1<La A..-A.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-06
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE"

nam. performances can be Doush,
Evening star., 1916-03-16
100000 STAMPS BEAR
HGHT-HOUR DAY SLOGAN
Nationwide Campaign Is Being
Conducted by Labor Center As
sociation of New York.

Through the Labor Center Associa :,
ton. in New York city. organized la
Dor is conducting an eight-hour work
day campaign by sending to labor
unions throughout the country more
than 10000 stamps bearing the slo-
gan For the eight hour day--a move
ment nearer to justice" a portion of
the stamps design shows a day divided
into eight hour periods-one for work,
one for sleep and one for recreation.
II is the plan to distribute the stamps
to all friends of the cight-hour move
ment, whether employers. union mem
hcrs or sympathizers. Besides sending
them out on letters. union members re-
ceiving them are asked to paste them
on mirrors in the shops, on literature
distri buted to workiugmen and on bills
and letters that 20 directly to business
men. Children viii be asked to paste
the stamps on their lesson papers. with
this note TO their teacher: Teacher,
teach us these truths Members of
church congregations will be asked to
send "A stamp to their priest or preach
er. suggesting = sermon on Nearer to
JuStice-the Eieht-hour Day" Organ
iZations, societies and public officials
who express sympathy with the eight
hour cause are to be supplied with
large quantities for use on all their
official correspondence.
The stamps are to be affixed to let
tiers after tn" manner of Red cross
seals and stamps advertising national
eXpositiouS.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
G. w. U. is SOON TO OCCUPY
LATELY ACQUIRED ANNEX
Three-Story Addition to Arts ana
Sciences Building at 20O7 G
Street Northwest.

The new annex to the arts and sci
ences building of George Washington
University, which was purchased sew
eral months ago. Will he ready for oc-
cupancy within a few days.
The building is three story brick
structure located at 20lT G. street
northwest, adjoining the principal arts.
and sciences building. 2023. The struc-
ture has been remodelcd for the pur-
poses OF the university.
ON tho first floor will lie an immense
history lecture hall, which can be uti-
lized for dancing when classes are
not III session. ON the second floor
viii be classrooms for the department
Of romance languages. ON the third
floor viii be private offices for certain
members of the faculty. Electrical
equipment of the latest design has
been installed under plans made by
irof. Woodward of the college of en-
giuccrinS.
The newly acquired building makes
the third annex to the main arts and
sciences building. The annex at 202 Z
@ street is used for the Dremedical
classes and for various laboratories.
The annex at 2024 G street is used for
the treasurer's office. classrooms and
sorority quarters.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
EvADED LOTTERY CHARGE.
Two New Yorkers Arrested Here
Forfeited SIS Collateral.

Two New Workers, Walter Ruby and
Harry Lewis. forfeited collateral in the
Police Court yesterday on charge OF
conducting lottery. Ruby forfeited
$50. while Lewis forfeited S25.
The men, who we're arrested by De-
tectives Cole and Simpson of the first
precinct, were charged with having dis
tributed punch cards" bearing num-
bers. in various Offices about the city.
whereby person taking chance"
might possibly win safety razor
The young men declared they had
been permitted to conduct their bust
ness in other cities and did not know
they had violated the law here.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
BIG BABIES TO WAL"
New Members of House Scheduled
to Perform at Press Club.

Congressional Baby Night" is the
title of the entertainment to be given
at the National Press Club tonight at
$50 O'Clock. The walters will be
members Of the lower house OF CQn-
gress now serving their first term, and
the godfather VIII he Speaker Champ
Clark.
There VIII h. 4 bakers dozen of
''WailerS. including Representatives
Din of Washington, Just turned thirty:
Jeff McLemore of Teas. VINO will never
again see twice. thirty. Britt of North
Carolina, Walsh OF Massachusetts, Ven
able of Mississippi. Meeker of Mis-
souri, Candy of South Dakota. Sanford
of New York Elston OF California. Me
Arthur Of Oregon. Huddleston OF Ala
bama and Scott of Michigan.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
Fighting and Farming

Since winter on its way is far
ing. and spring is in again, old
l.urupc'S hosts are now preparing
to >lay about million men.
Great husky Youths who should
be seeding the fertile fields to
wheat and oats. will spend the
springtime scrapping. bleeding,
intent ON cutting strangers
throats. The hills OF France shall
sec no tiller. the wales i'll vain cN
pcct the plov, and Death, the dour
and dusty miller. is doing all the
srist-work now. And Death is
measuring the acres where once
the shepherds used to bask. to see
that kings and kindred takers
have room to do their butcher
task. Md Death demands the OK
and charger. which used to draw
the loaded vain. and everything
that will make larger his crimson
tally oi the slain. Where once
the milkmaid drove the heller,
where once the vintner pressed the
grape. Deaths bloody odor taints
the zephyr. Death haunts his
rusty rags OF Grape, When to
Your divers gods you're PRAYING.
pray not that either side may win,
but for an end to crazy Staying.
an end to murders smoke and
din WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
FOR CLARA BARTON MEMORIAL
Suggestions as to Its Form May Be
Made at Meeting.

Suggestions as to the form of the
memorial to be erected in this city TO
the late Miss Clara Barton. organizer
and for twenty three years president
of the American Red Cross, are expect
ed to be made in the addresses to be
made by several members of Congress
at a mass meeting to be held in the
First Congregational Church Sunday
afternoon. March IS, at o'clock.
The meeting will be under the aus
pices of the Clara Barton Memorial AS
sociation and will have Lieut.. Gen. Mel
son A. Miles presiding
Evening star., 1916-03-16
Purim Entertainment Planned.

A Purim entertainment is to be given
by the Junior Auxiliary Of the Young
Womens Hebrew Association Sunday
evening at o'clock at the association
headquarters, 1880 10th street north
west. The committee in charge of the
affair is composed of Miss Lenore Clay
man, chairman; Miss Lillian Friedman,
Miss Lille KotZ and Miss Lena Gratz.
The Sunday school of Adath Israel
Congregation is to give a Purim play
and entertainment Sunday evening at
O'Clock at the Synagogue, 9Th and l
streets northwest. NJ. Shefferman and
NJ. Grossman are in charge of the af
fair.