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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11
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LP@rferEield Co.
21S WEST GOLD.
REAL ESTATE.
FIRE INSURANCE AND LOANS


FOR HFINT-HOous
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Norln.
WANTED-TWo good boys with wheels.
Postal Telegraph GO.
STATE HoTEl-IAght housekeeping rooms,
reasonable. 52l ~ West Central
FURNISHED rooms by day or week. mod.
ern, bath over Golden Rule store.
WNNTED-Nn cxpcTie1ccI stove n01- call
between ana 10 at 200 East Central
a,1g TENq,- Ilg,utjt,,IE, C,,r,,,st,., row, "a,
prIyata bam,, close IN ~, V5ss, Gor ',,' 81
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line. gsi West M"nntaln rooJ WA '''
FOR RTyN7,--NeVIv 5,7rnI-n-d a-,s T.
room. ana aIso in, bu',aaii,a-,,. 80
reasonable phone s42 colombo batsl 10,
North First street
T-1P pI5117r T7r,-- grt 80, Iii, -I--,-,,-.
lp,, uorrb. nic,Iy fgrnIsbod. nr,,.,io cam.
uy. one. hair iIorIx car and cIasc In an
North Eighth street
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- 9ou,n,
FOR RENT-Four nicely furnished rooms.
2l- 9oulh miro.
lul' RhN Nicely furnished front room
wv West Lead avenue
FOR RBNT-Modern rooms; cunning water;
no sick sos IL West Central
-77 ----
priyaIs famiiy ana south Fa1rtb
I-1,7, . I7z77 e----,--1 -
Iebt hanseIfeening Pa sootb secnnJ
FOR RENI-Two furnished rooms Tor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11

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FOR SALE. Rabbits. buck and two does
VIII trade for chickens 1904 South Afno
street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11
General.
RrsINEss CHANCES

o0N-N00-0@17-70-1--I'T7 17'1I7T01
house. Including six housekeeping suites
tau occupied, very cheap. Apply O'
south First
TDV EALE-General store, &5Up stock
good business; would trade for Alhu-
quer1ue income property. Il. Mc'ughan'
30 w. Gold
FOR SALE.-New Brady hotel twenty rooms,
well furnished; fine location the best
bargain n the state II sold at once. In
auIra m ~ South First.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11

HELP WANTED
Male.
WANTEp-Messcngers. Western Union.
WANTED-Handy man, SIS per month and
board Albuquerque sanitorium,
LEARN actual auto repairing. Young Mems
Christian Association. Los Angeles. Cata-
logue free.
WANTED Experienced farm tractor opcr-
ator. Frank A. Hubbeu Coz Jos NuTh
Third street
WANTED-Goud farm hand permanent 10
right party; good wages good home. APP
ply III North Twelfth.
WANTED-A first-class union barber mar
red; recommendations Address CONNER
cial hotel Gallup, N. NJ
WANTED Carpenters and laborers close
I'M good man cook. Employment Agency,
10 South Third. Phone 1854
WANTED-Man for general ranch work,
must understand gasoline engines Apply
Frank a. Hubbcll Co.. Jos North Third.
MEN-Our Illustrated catalogue explains now
we teach the barber trade quickly; mailed
free. Moler Rarber COLLEGE. Denver Colo.
WANTED-Stenographe Spanish and Eng
lish; must be experienced; knowledge Of
bookkeeping preferred. Bernalillo Mercantile
GO, Bernoilllo. N NJ.
FemnIs.
WANTED-A girl to clerk. Fees Candy
store.
WANTED-A woman cook at once. ~
South Third street
WANTED-Two girls. cook and housomald.
Apply Mrs r. b Howden 500 Park ave.
WANTED-Girl for general housework,
small house small family. G2i North
Twelfth street
WANTED-One middle-aged woman for
general homework and one practical
nurse; fine openings for right party. Address
Box COG. Albuquerque, y. NJ
Male or Female.
WANTED-To take one 10 four passengers
to Denver i'm auto. start Wednesday noon.
Fare no object Apply room %. Savoy
WANTED0Ag gee1Hts-----oooo
WANTED-Agents for new Ford starter
never sold in this state; simple and per
feet Retail Sl5 sold under guarantee or
money refunded Big money-makor for i've
agent Write us regarding exclusive terri
tory We do not sell territory. j. w john
son & Co. Clovis y. N -
WANTED-Gosit!ons ,-,,~,
WANTED Reliable young man wants po~
sttiUn, collecting or clerking, whole or part
time G B. Journal.
III You want your stove cleaned and set
up. or II YOU want some one to take care
of your furnace this winter ring j. M
Thompson. Phone 2098.
FOR SALE-RcaI Estate
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FOR SALE Farm near Albuquerque ny
owner. w. Y, care journal
For SALE-Two corner lots, at a bargain
in south highlands Apply lob s Walter
FOR SALE-Lots, I5Oxl42 IT.; small house
good barn. shed, well fenced; first class
Jersey heller, thirty chickens. Also lots
5Oxl42 IT, close in best residence section
Cash or terms Apply $40 south Second.
FOR SABE-Onc-fourth section fine land
% miles east of Albuquerque, all fenced
about 20 acres broke; some timber, sch"oI
house an place, ON main auto road, three
f.urtbs mile 20 +. O. and telephone Of
flee c. NJ Barton, Indian school Phone
1861
FOR sALE-Two Of the best residence or
apartment house lots, 100 by 49, In the
uIghIands at a bargain II taken at once
part payment cash, balance on time. LOIS
on corner and one block from public library,
two blocks from high school. Address
owner Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11

wethers, $G.GO@S.25; lambs, $500
1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
rrs ALL RIGHT" SAYS GinI.
BRIDE OF sCHOoLnnI
"At First His Parents and Mine. To-
Raved Something Awful, but Thsy,rs
Reconciled Now

Gladys y. Grifiths Bailey, who IA. A.,
changed her station IN life from thsf y
a william Penn high school junior IL ~
OF bride. did a bit Of philosophirlns =.
day, although she ls barely eighteen y.s,.
old
Un,lt the other day she waa Miss gi.s..
p, Grifiitha and today she Il Mn fots
c. Bailey. Her husband has CHANGE ~.
station in. life. too. He was n high ssh-,.s
senior. Now he's an automobile saieamss
said young Mrs. Bailey:
you know when an only son gets -.
ried the parents always think that no 80
IL good enough for him. That ia tina 49,
with Johns folks. But it's all right pf..
AZ FIRST his parents, and mine too r.,ss
something awful. but they are reconciied -
our marriage now
Everything II going TO be all rlebt NJ.
intend Go go housekeeping as soon AZ =.
can IND the right kind OF home. John ~
n good lob as salesman for an auto -
cern, and while no isn't maRing a whols n,
20 start the prospects are good Its ~
bad we couldn't keep our marriage secr.s
until he graduated In February from ~
Northeast High School. but we win rnsts
the best OF t."
Mrs. Bailey talked at the home OF ~,
father, James A. Grifilths, 372s North Nins.
teenth street Her husband still lives vi,h
his parents at 254i North Thirty.tbir5
street. but when we find the kind OF apart-
ment we are looking for wO will be st5ii
happier" said his wife.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
ESI0N DOOMED
By PENROSE MAN
] H. Thompson, Senator,
Asked Special Time for
Examination


ssata Senator Joaeph II. Thompson. oi
Rsstcr FnlIs. Beaver County Pa, Pen.
xoHe Iieutennht. member Of the legal star
nt lyndon -. Wood. was among the poli
eidians who IN 1914 showed great anxiety
shout tho welfare OF tho Pension Mutua
Life Insurance Company. Mr. Wood !
Known "a the Insurance wizard Of America
and sometimes u referred 20 by Pittsburgh
hankcrs as the male Cassie Chadwick"
Mr. Thonpson's term IN the Senate ex-
rlfna December 30. He was defeated for re-
electlon AZ the last election by William
David Craig Republican, Of Aliouippa,
Ienver County.
Records show that Mr.. Thompson las,
SuIy was among the directors OF the Com
noiidatcd Investment Company, through
which Wood. who IL the president Of tho
Pension Mutual Life insurance Company,
hoped 20 bring about tho consolidation Of
eaventy4eiRht insurance companies into one
gigantic merger Although Wood holds no
office IN the Consolidated Investment Com
pnny, he n looked upon as the dominating
power % that concern, whose offices are In
siae Finance Building
FOR FRIENDSHIP"
The hles OF the state Insurance Depart
Eatnt show that Thompson. while a mem-
btr Of the Pennsylvania Senate, wrote 10
ex-Etnte Insurance CommiHHionor Charles
Johnaon, PcnToso leader OF Montgomery
County, IN connection with n contract with
pany and the Mutual Insurance Company
Of Pittsburgh. In this letter, dated July
., 1914. Mr.. Thompson writea thai he WAS
Interested IN the matter not alonc from the
standpoint Of an attorney, but from stand
point OF friendship. "and the part that
have taken IN Il with their board OF diroc-
tors
Mr Thompson's communication sets forth
that the Pension Mutual had taken over tho
business OF the MUTUAL Insurance Com
NI1 nv mlA lrfau NswaR 20 hrsF
OF reinsurance approved by the State In
eurance Department. ms that would glvo
The company valuable asset before ex-
animation.
Mf Thompsons letter Whether the
woods" mentioned In tho letter is Lyndon
y. Wood is not known, This letter also
states that III one-half OF what Woods
tells me can be verified they have certainly
worked mlracies alnco this matter has been
taken up with the department"
THoMPsoNs LETTER
There ls also some mention about woods
being able to add 500. 900 cash 10 the right
side OF the ledger for the following week"
Mr.. ThompsonF letter reads:
/ was in Harrisburg yesterday In
connection with contract with the
Pension Life Insurance Company and
the Mutual Insurance Company OF
Pittsburgh, the name OF which 1 do not
now remember. The Pension Life has
takon over tho business OF this Mutual
Insurance Company and were anxious
TO have their contract OF roinsuranco
approved by the Department. as that
gives them n valuable asset before
your examination.
Mr.. Mccullough looked the matter
over very thoroughly and said II was
an exceptionally good movo for the
Pension Life Company; but that no
would not approve the same without
consulting you. and that no would not
see you before next Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

the nfihlne coutftct with Whlteltv which Re
noN declares 90 have been fraudeiont Ths
fact is that Wood u simply ueine this method
20 cover up be own deiinaHenciea and 10
conceal his own lnck Of good business iuds.
ment"
INSPECTORS ACCUSED
Another Important development of the
Insurance probe today was. the accusation
made by officers of the Union Casualty
Company that inspectors of the Insurance.
Department had 70 nNed the records Of that
corporation that preparations for the de-
fenee of the company against the receiver.
ship proceedings now pending have been
greatly delayed. The records ana files have
been misplaced and numerous erasures and
changes made" the letter says
Mfr O'Neii will spend several dsv. ,,l,h
Attorney General Brown, helping prepare
The receivershiD pnpera to be submitted 10
the courts here December 1s and 10. and
will then 20 TO Pittsburgh 20 pick up env
new developments that may have come 20
light "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
LA GERMANIA PROPONE
LIE CONDTZIONI DI PACE
LInghilterra Decisa ad Adottare
Provvedimenti Radicalissimi
Contro II Governo Greco
LA D1TTATURA IN FRANcIA
ngRLiNo. ~ Dlcembr

BERIsiNOs IL Dicembre.
ouesta mattina u cancsiliere delrimpero
ha chamato a se I rappresentantl degli
Stati Until, della SpaRna della sviszera
ed In consoRnato ior0 una nota neila quals
In Gernania IA 10 sue proDoste Al pace
da le condisioni allie quail essa ed I
suoi alleati sono dspoat ceasare IN
guerra La nota sara trasmessa nj yispet-
tlvi governi Deutral da qucstl traamessa
portata a conoscenza del govcrni deiiin-
tesa ! quail per l'istesso tramlte daranno
Ia loro rlsposta.
Da qunnto Il cancelliere ha annunciato
mel RelchstAg ri riievn che 10 condizlonl
allie quail In Germania garebbe dispoata n
frmare In pace Barebbero 10 sopuenu:
Creasione dol regno di Polonla tche
naturalmonte includerebbe Holtanto In
Poionla russa Ia Lltuanis, lasciando ALA
Germanla ed aiIAustrla rlspettivamente In
Poonia tcdesca o Ia gallzla Bucovinn)
Hestituzlone ALA Frauclh del terrltorio
ocoupato dale truppo tedonche, cd nj Beigio
dol territorlo belga occupato dalie medehlme.
RestltuEione ALA Bulgaria del territorio
oho 10 fu tolto nella acconda guerra bal
cania.
La quiBtlono bacanlca da essore risolta
in una conferenEa europea che dovrebbe
ossero convocata dopo conolusa Ia pace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
TWO U-BOAT TRADERS
BUILDING IN GERMANY
Regular Business Will Begin Next
Spring, Backers say-DoutschlAnd
May Tie Up for Winter

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-Two noroban,
submarines for the transatlantic gervjco n 70
under construction In Germany. Adyicea
from Berlin say names for tho vessel and
her sister ship designed to replace the ioat
Bremen have not yet been selected.
II is said tho merchant 1oet cornposoJ
OF the two new boats ana tho Deutsohinnd,
VIII DO ready TO travel on regular schedule
late IN the spring. In tho ammo auartera n
Is considered improbable that the Doutsoh.
land will start on her third voyage 20 tbis
country until the winter weather on tho A.
1antic moderatee.
Perfection OF minor details is all that is
lacking for the establishment OF n submn-
rina mail service with Germany.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
PuLMoToR SAVES MAN
Overcome by Gas, Victim Is Revived at
Hospital

puirnotor was used today 20 save the
life OF John sempier. forty years old. who
was accidentally overcome By gas In his
room In lodging house at SIT oxford
strso, sempler turned the key on the gas
ias, night and was found unconscious this
morning.
Joseph Austin, an enploye In the ONCE OF
tho United Gas Improvement Company ~
ninth ana oxford stroeta, was summoned
40 the house. He applied the puinotor Inn
medlntoiy and sempler was testoIeo to
conariotisnesa He was later taken to tho
gte,son Hospital, where the phyniclana
found that thero was need for no further
treatment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

slona Al IS oonsiaiso d Hteffa n tinqns
psfaone II Temps Dice che persone proHii.
nenfi mel monde tecnico 81 industflale
snranno chlannte a c0nabornre col governo
per Ia fortunate condotla della guerra
sembra. che BRAND intendn darp carta
blanca hi nlinistri . sottoseeratarii al state
alio scope Al faciiitare u loro compito
aciologierio daiie pastois delia burocrnsia.
Quesu poteri assoiut saranno anche piu
accentuau mel case al gionnmento
deIiesercsto. al stabliinenti impasnau nella
fabbricazlone a. munizioni 81 armi di
ferrovie
Ia situasions In Rumanla e immutata
nellie sue linee principali Berilno annnncia
che torze austro-tedesche hanno attrayer-
Hato II nu me Jabionitza, mentre Petro-
grad dice che 10 forxe rumene hanno reg.
pinto ie colonne teutonlche pcrparecehi
chilometri neIla regione III ploetsohL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12

nellie Aostfe mari enehs N tefto 10.
nero d prisioniefl
II ryvsfno ha asaunto n controiio del
consume della carns Tn decreto iuogot-
enan1iais pubbiicato oRri stahllisce che =
cominciare dai primo gennaio 1917 un comb
tato cenirale stabiiira' u nurnero ~ ANIMAL
che debbono eEsere maceiiati ciascuna set.
timena. La vendita al carne 81 pollame
e proibita due siorni per settimana-
Ia situsSlone neila Grecih forma scmpre
ORRetto al vivacl COMMENT di discuasioni
IN questi circol polltici - dice ora che J
governo nglese sta consutando gll nltri
governi aileat per venlre ad una soiuslone
radcallssima della quistione della 0recaia
Telcgramni da A,ene dicono che Ia nots
dellIntesa Al governo greco pronta sara
indubbiamente cOnaeRnRta neila giOrnata di
oggl 81 tratta ~ una nota brevlssima che
sara seguita da unaitra piu' lunsa e det-
taRliata. In nlcunl cirroll ordnariamente
bene informhtl ri dice che le potsnze del-
lIntesa domanderanno al governo greco ia
completa Emoblitagione del foscerclto' VI
controllo sulle poste telegram ferrovie
limmedlata llberazione del venizehsu
arrestatl.
La nave da guerra Hydra, greca ma In
potere deEil alleati. ha intercottato mes
saEgi rhdiotsiegranol dlret,l da re Coatan-
ilno al kaiser. 81 dice che IA riyolta e
scoppiata nellie isoe Clcladi
LA FRANciA RIoRGANtzzA
Mentre iInRhllterta ha risoita In crist
ministeriale con u ritlro del primo ministry
Asquith Ia nomlna di Lloyd George con
del Deputati Egl ha gia deciBo In forna-
Eione III I'M cOnsiEiio dl guerra, nnche Ia
Frnnca sta riorganizgando u suo governo
per opera del presidente del ConsiElio
BRAND.
TeiegrammI da Parig dlcono che BRAND
probablmente oggi n suo nuovo
gnbinetto ne dnra rannunclo aila Camera
del Deputau Egll ha gla deciso la forma-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
ROMA. ~ plcsmsre

II rapporto del generate Cadornn, pub
blicato ieri sera dal Mlnlstero della Guerra
dice che 10 forze itaiinne Bulia fronto de
Carso hanno resplnto attacchl Ill sorpresa
operau dnl nemco nellie nottl dl sabato
dl domenlca, II rRpporto ngEunEe:
Teri l'artlglIeria nemloa fu plu' at
tlva contro 10 nostre llnes ira In quota
l4t ed II mare. Durante In MOTTO, ap.
pogglatl da un nttacco dmoBtratlvo
contro le nostro poslEloni delle quota
20s i44 truppe nemlcho nttaccarono
10 nostre poslEionl nellh rogions sos-
tiera. ESQ furono prontamente reHpinte
con perdltc conBiderevoli lnscarono
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-12
steel Plants Lose Gns snnnlp

JoHNSTOwN, Pa, Dec. l2,--Bocause OF
nhortnge, the Johnstown Fuel Supply
Company has notified Cambria Steel Loraln
steel and BrakobeRm Company that Jam
unry gns service 70 these plants will bo
cut on. The three plants consume an aver.
age OF i50,0OO.OOo feet per month, and TO
protect domestic Customers the order was
made
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
Leave Your Car Alone
Says jackson Distributor

although forewarned by every in
struction book ever issued by an auto
mobile concern and despite the advance
of every experienced motorist, the ave
rage man driving his first car can
scarcely forbear tinkering with the ad-
justments on his machine" says -
-, who sells jackson automobiles in
this locality.
Perhaps one in every fifty actually
secures better results by altering the
adjustments, but the ordinary Mr.. Fus-
ser without any mechanical knowledge
is simply stirring UP trouble for him
self. Taking out spark plugs to clean
them, cleaning the breaker parts in the
magnetic, changing the adjustment of
the pinion and bevel in the real axle
are just a few of the score or more
little adjustments that Mr. Fusser finds
indispensable.
UNLESS the owner has some real
mechanical ability and knows what he
is doing, he will be adding little by
little to the eventual cost of overhaul
ing which his car is bound to face.
Taking out spark plugs to clean
them often results in cracked porce-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
NEW TREATMENT FOR
SWOLLEN VEINS

Swollen veins are dangerous and
often burst. Sufferers are advised
to get a two-ounce, original bottle OF
Emerald Oil 0ull strength) at any
pharmacist and start to reduce the
veins and punches at once.
Physicians recommend Emerald
Oil; it is used in hospital practice
and a small bottle will last long
time, because it is very concentrated.
Apply night and morning with the
soft brush as directed until the swell
ing is reduced to normal.
1t is so marvelously powerful that
swollen glands, and even goitre dis
appear when used steadily. All
druggists can always supply you.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
IBRDHOUSES ARE
WORK OF PATIENTS
Mont Alto Sanatorium People
Are Giving Much Time to
the Outdoor Effort

Birdhouse building has become an
established industry with the patients
at the State tuberculosis sanatorium
at Mont Alto. Some weeks ago The
manual training class, which is COM
posed of patients who have sufficiently
recovered their health to engage in
light tasks. was stimulated by the offer
OF prizes for the best birdhouse to be-
gin the construction of various types
OF tempting tenements for feathered
summer visitors.
The ingenuity displayed and the
knowledge which was acquired from
the available literature on the subject
was astonishing. Many of the patients
are men who were skilled in other
crafts and they had no difficulty in
turning out tiny structures excellent in
workmanship and attractive in design.
The competition has grown so keen
between the different competitors that
It was not considered advisable to
trust the awarding of the prizes to a
local jury. Commissioner Of Health
Wilmer Stone, of the Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences, to act
as Judge in the competition.
Visitors at the institution have ex-
pressed much interest in the work and
the majority of the entries have al
ready been purchased. The demand
has been so great that this promises
to become a profitable industry for
the patients.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05

Mrs. H. A. Smith poured coffee and
after dinner the guests played bridge.
In attendance were: DR.. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Dougherty, DR.. and Mrs. \. W.
Hershner, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Lloyd, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Byron Schroeder; DR.. and
Mrs. II. Albert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mervin Lamb, Mrs. William Lerch,
Miss Catharine Keefer. Miss Ruth
Lloyd, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Rec
Zug, Forest Mercer. Joseph Clark, Ray
Clark, Edwin Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray l.. Dick.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05

lains and a new plug. If an oiling sys-
tenn is righ:, there is no need to clean
the spark llugs oftener than once a
year. There are many cars running
to-day that have not had the plugs
cleaned for two or three years.
The same applies to carburetors.
The owners who keep on adjusting
them all the time. very often succeed
in oveT-rich mixtures, and other trou-
bles. Many drivers claim that on a
transcontinental trip. it is necessary to
change the carburetor adjustments al
most daily. but there are just as many
who have made the trip and have sue
cessfully followed the policy of let
ting well enough alone"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
Bridge Club Gives Dinner
For Husbands and Friends
SseefaI to Tie Tclccrath

Mechanicsburg, Pa, May 5. - In
celebration of the final session of the
Bridge Club for the season. the men,
bers entertained their husbands and
friends at dinner last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray L. Dick,
West Main street. Violets and other
Spring flowers decorated the tables.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
Bernhardt Coming to U. S.;
"War Over When | Return

Paris. May 5. - Madame Sarah Bern
hardt has just returned from London.
York about the end of September.
BY the time | return to France
again, the war will be over and the AL
lies victorious" she said.
81 saw no Zeppelins in England. I
wasn't afraid anyway ! don't know
what fear means. If / did, | wouldn't
go to the United States. as | have had
many letters from there threatening
me with death"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
Crushes Fathers Head
in Defense of Mother

Wilmington, Del, May 5.-Defending
his mother, who was being beaten by
his father, Lawrence Garryantes, Louis
Garryantes, 81 years old. killed his par
ent with a baseball bat yesterday The
son has been held without bail for
further hearing
Garryantes came home late under the
influence of liquor He later became
craZed from the effects of the drink
and a physician was summoned. 1t
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-05
Wife With Kissing Habit
Cured by Boiling Water
Steeial 70 tte TeIeerath

Monessen. Pa. May 5.-John Rustin,
of this place. does not believe il proper
for a mans wife to kiss prom.scuous-
", even though she is young and
pretty and has admirers by the score.
John says his wife did IT. but he evolv-
ed method of curing her of the habit.
When asked to tell his secret he
said:
II poured kettle of boiling water
down her back last night after I had
seen her kiss three different young
men who stopped at the gate after
dark"
Rustin was arrested and fined.