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grunbeig gentbumsmarit.

5olgen0e @runoeigentbuins. lleber.
trogungen puroen in ocn lesten 10.
pen borqenonlmen
,5otn 9iuihc on ,$ohn Nfofl.
tfigentbum in Io0ioion's 10
otion fiir $4,000
$1uIon yteIion on Y}orp 6jul.
Iition Gigcnibum in Nongor
fir $4,000
6rdu g. 8. oc HoniB m ". =.
3aImeb, Giacnthlur nohe 9.
mo 3ipiiion StroBe ii.c $4,000
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icine bon lleber5ellguug getragene
Neoe belt, mar ieit lonaer 3elt
>pieoer Die 9r6Bte tmo bebeutenoitc re-
prblitmiine Geriammlllno in 0til-
mautee. S6on Ser Gntpiong oes
aonbioaten bon ieiten oer ndh Sul-
ienoen 5dblcnoen WenIhcn;nenge -
Die 9uIle mar bis duf ben lcbten
GldB belcbt = f1nnte uls Elm Omen
hetradtet meroer, bab 0crr @ltgbes
lih cine itorfe llnterltilbunq ieincr
&anoioatitr in 9Sisconiin geifaficn
bat.
&ailm botte er Sen Soal betretcn,
als Die Wtenidcnmenge III Die SGltoe
flatidte nno ouf oie 5ilBc lprane !,
INNER imo imuner pieoer 0ltrdordn9
ben groben &ol,m ein 8eifa1lnrln.
Der iid) foltm legen fonnte, es mar
cin 8eifnlslhlrn lpie i'm 0le9allpt.
bale oes 9luoitoriums icIten erleb..
llno oils gar SER Sugbes Die Jtco-
ncrtrihune betrot, iino CT bon allen
Weniden geleben mcrben tonntc,
ihlpDn Gin neuer l1iniltenlanger Sci~
iu1sihlrm on, Der crit olr6 onS
Spicl ser &apelle oe$ Solootenbei-
mes lnterbrohen luto umterorildt
Wuroc.
9err SiQbes iprod) nur orei %icr-
tel Stunoen. @r mrroc pom 8oupcr-
nelr Tbilipp her 3llbGrern nit fnl-
genhcn @orten porgeltellt:
.,@ir iino hel1te 9lbeno bier Der
iannleIt nm einen oiitingulrten 9iirr
ger oieics 2anoes 5u ebren, melder
ms nidt n1ebr ein Sreinocr lit.
o9Sir borten ron ibm 5lierit olS
or Die Gerlolgung oeS eroBen @as-
trultes in Ser Staot 9tep Yorf be-
Qonn. gSir borten bon ibm bon neu-
en-, oils er Die groBen 2e6ctlsperlt-
derunesgeicllid)often Jenes StaateS
heIeudtetc, an benen plele bon itns
intereilirt fino. 9Sir borten BON ibnl
lpieocrllm oIs@ouperneltr oesStodtes
9tep 0orf. llno mir borten piel BON
eiuer crfolqreihen &erlpnltllng bes
Stuates our6 ibn. 9lls @oupernelir
non Ncw gorf 8ci6ncte er lid oils
eln @eid1ftsepupernelir aus uno
fiibrte piele beiliome3eietc beionocrs
inl SSntereiie Der 9(rbeitcr icnes Stua-
tcs ourd). llniere 9lufmerfiontfcit
ipurhe miebCr altf i'm gclcnft, olS er
Su eincm TnIten III Dem groBcn Sri-
bunol crnonnt mllroe, Dor melhcr
Der onerifoniihe Mirger oie boditc
9lhhmg beet, im Sbergeridt ocr
@ereinigten Staoten. gIIs 9tihter
jenes @cridtes bate er oas polle
Gcrtrolien Der 0ebolferung BON gme-
rita. gllS Die groBe republifanli6c
Tartei iifl I'M Ietten Sum- in Chicago
all ibrer Contention perion1mclte.
menoete Tie iid ibm oils ibrem silb-
rer Sll neil bic Wdtelieoer Der Gnr-
tel gIoubten, baB, ipenn er sum Gr1-
li0enten erfuGbIt mer0en piiroc, ltnO
i'd bin iiher, Dob CT Dies mcrocn
miro = oaB or bcn Wlttb baben miro,
sic omcrifalllihen 9iireer uno oen
dmcritmiIden 3anoA I'M SSft- ltno
9luslouoc gu ihiiseil oaB er oieicn
2anoe cine refine, fGbige @eidlaits.
rerlpnIhrng Qebcn mo oielem 2nn6C
Al. elmer Stelllmg oerhelfen miro.
mclhe Inn inter ben gtotionen Der
Grne gebiihrt.
.e9Sctt nleine SSreltn6e uno @fitbiir.
Qcr, lit es mein 8orre6t, bon 6enl
ID, NIT aroBcr 55rel,oe @abrouf mo
d,e, cShnen 0errn Gborles GponE
SugheS. Sen repubIitaniidleu gtonli.
nirten fiir ons 8rGiiocntenanlt. por
5uitellen.
Sughcs' 6ebe.
SD irene MIDI. begonn er ieiut
Neoe. ySnb i'd nod g9iseoniin ecfom
men bin. oclln idl bringe oen 9iirqcrr
9Sisconiins Gin parmes &er5 entge
Sa,, ~ NoI 1,oit.a CSr,,t. hoi- IStS
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-, @crneit Nncrn sdlmer,.

5teife Gnie, idmer5enoe (5licoma.
Rcn, Inbmer 9iidet modeit oas 2eben
3ur gilr0e. 2Seun I{lr on Rbcumd.
nuS. (5out, 2uulbngo. yicuroIgia
lcioet bolt Guh cine GluiAe init
5loo 2 Qiniment. 0os ltnucrlal.
&eilmttcl iiir Shmer3eir. Yeidt 5t
appIi5iren; es 6rinQt cine @inrei6cn
ourh uno bciouitiQt Dos 3ortc ,Yleiid.
1)ciner uno eiieftuoaer mie Die ihmc
tiQm Qfloifcr uno Salbcn. Soltct
cs bei Rothfdllen itcts on 0ono. l}ci
eurcm QrogiitetL 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

llnterbrcltet pltr.
ocn ron 0en"n ciliiac rcht Qllt Iino
Hro mcm ollS aciiibrt ocr Stnot bon
Gcobcm latten ici1l miirbcn.
empfoblCa mhsoc ooS Sanlntcln
Nes AbinllcS oa$ aos5e SSobr ourd,:
EN- .Dtotcrbootboien rn0 8a0cStrono-
o'n Hotocnhc oes Stub ~ors &orfS.
mo Gonltrilttinn cigcr >1 " dl b I ii .
It c D. +. y hnng hsr 81 y.
S,$nGcnhrllde 81 ci"tr ioldcl. nit Der
9lulfobrt bon Der YtoinStroBe aus in
ciucni breiten Eromenoocnuea, nit
cincr ScrI1n9crlldQ ocs .SSbite @0u"
Gllf OenlicIbcn. 8iclcr &orihtog
ltdmnt nom o9tor6ltern".
Or. GOons cmpfabl oos 9thitof.
ZEN Der 0ffltc oeS Gountuor5tes rno
Die 9lrltcIIlrnQ eiueS glr5tcs, Der icine
Ion5e Belt Der Gountporbclt ni0rneI
ioa.
Hiu. Rouliinn id]Illg Dor cin Go
mite au crnennen. oos haraui bin.
mlrten loIlc Die nifcntlthcn 5hmiQe-
boloe III ltdercre uno lonitGrere Ser.
lolluna 81 bringen.
Gin &orifIng mur0c Qcnod1t, ocu
9toncn Moin Sttabc in @istonIin
StroBe nb5udnoern.
G. u Nittnon hehouptcte. olli 9aS
Inlegen bon Gorfs lci nun aeItlny.
0jelo nlsacgcben poroen man lolle
jest lem 9hIDe,nncrf oordli leEten,
ooB 0ic Sto0t in itrica oufac.
buut mcroe. Der glrbcitcr. .Gonncil
lolle lreic 0Iit1Iicoihoit IN Der Sonu.
oelstanluer erholten.
ylnh cnpiohl or ooB oic &on0el$.
fonlmer oltrdl ciu Gbomite Dem Gbors
Ter HcnlltonS Guntitc 0cs Staotrat1S
belle.
YoIi5eidlei gScbbcr mics ouf Die
NothnenNiateit cines gluSrl,beroliins
tilr 8rouen I'M @cifoftsoiltritt Der
Sta0t bin.
Men. ,Snbnion nlabtc 0drouf anf.
merfionL oab Die 9lnlid,t bor1erridlc.
ole &onhelefaumer mcroe riir Ole
gIiiocioteh Charities Gorge troacn.
meBbalb Der SSohltbotiafcits Gpl.
leftor 56mlerigfeitcu babe llnterltii.
tungen oil inmmcIn. Gic Nanocls-
tnmmer ioae ole 9iirgcr ooribcr aui.
iloren
fahfoIgCnS iino luciterc Gntpfeb.
Iuugen bon Mit9Iieoerll..
Vonle auf ben Spielpl0ecn an
ttlon5cn gum Shus oegen oie beiBe
Some im6 bciierc SorgfaIt fir oie
Sdllittlfubbnbnen.
Gonmiiionsform ser It1otiihcn
Scrmoltlna.
@citcriihrcn oes gScibcn gSeac5
or Gplc StroBe iiber ocn 8iooutt.
Sutc 'SiraBen.
Soiortigc Contribution Der Mc@if.
iran Bride.
Bercinlodjunq Der ItnOtild'cn Scr
ipdltlmq uno Reotcircn Der 5tcnern.
Aeilercr (siicnbohn6icnit ouI Der
~ereenhan" Vabn.
NllmobIiacS 9luifilIlcn Scr Wuri4
6mlld)el bcr Noro. uno Siloititc.
Annohmc ciucr Nou ,nlpcttlons-
Cr6inon3
Cperirer scr 5troijencnrS nodl az
lcil @nbnhoicr.
9tbihoIicn 6cs Grbeitrntb8.
g8. 4. Cjoporidl, Der Toriiter 0cS
bureaus. troiioirtc Die gcrionuil-
luna.
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Nnahes' @ebe.

SD irene MIDI. beaonn or ieiuc
Heoe. vSnb i'd nod @iseoniin gcfom.
men bin. ocnn id briltge 6en @llr9crn
9Sisconiins Gin fparmes @er3 entge
0cr,. lit bod mcine Srnn non ISIS
confin ia ein Afilipmtfccr aino. Sd
ircle mid, rap id 70 parm linS hers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Son ben Griegsi9aupldbeu
Siirfiidle Siege in Hcriien.
Nnnitontinnpcl. 10. Sert

Ger ON Gicnstoq in Son
itnntinopel ousqcgcbenc dnltIihc
Gnacs @cridt meIoct @rfsloc ser
Eilrfen ilber Die 9iuiien IN Hcriiell
liilo ilber oie 8ritcn om Sigris in
Wtelopotonien. Die 6illlcn noben
ctlpo 5000 Wann IN otn teetcn
8dlnpfen bel 0omobom on Der peril
idlcn 1Srnnt bcrIrreu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

c groBe republl.
funiibe 0toiien-
periannlung III
Der Sallptbaae
oes Iuoltoriulns
geitern Ibeno,
in ipeld)er Gbor-
les @. @ugbes,
Der republitalli-
ihe Yroiiocnt-
ihafts 2anbi0ut.
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Snmpntbieitrcif itcbt beuur?
9tcn Nnrf. 10. Srpt.

Ntiu SJull, ~. StpI.
Gas @iiraer Gonlltc, pclhcS
ucriud)t, ocn Strcif 5u ciucr Nci.
!eaura 81 brinoeu unO ein Spmpd.
thieltreif 81 nerbinbcrn mar an
9ienatoq crfolglos mo ole cin5lQc
MGffmma. Den Spnpatbieitreif 81
pcrbin0crn. bcltcht IN cineu lester
9lppeu on ole 9lrhcitoriilbrcr.
Ntanor NtitbeI lmoS Sear Strous
hotten om licnatog cine Scniercn5
nit 5hcp0orc =. 5hont9. Dem Gr1ii.
ocnten ser >Snterborouob Nap 5
Grnniit Gompoun uno scr 9tem Durf
0nbnocielllhoit. Shouta thciltc ocm
&omitc. onS or Der Confer cn5 theiI-
nahnt NIT. oaB CT IS obpIut nblebnc,
nit hcr Strcifcltbcn in TerhonoIung
5n treten. Selbit menn CT bies molle,
f0nne er cs nidlt thln. oo Ole II 900
9InaeItellten, pelhc nli ibrem 9oltclt
acbtiehen iin6. oeoroht bubeil ihrc
ShGtiQfcit ein5uiIeIlen, lpcnn bic
N0bnlinien sic Union ser Streifcn
ocn oncrfenne.
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GiRc bittere Yiuc.
Hont, 20. Scut

"uihf - @tNl
lleberIcNcuen hul9nriid)eu Streit.
fraltcn lit e. lelluqcL Die itolleni,
iteu &or9oiien an Der mo5e0ouiidtI
tSront SuriId3unrangen oot mlua
noh bcr bclttiQcn amtlid)cn 2tnfiIn
olgllnN oor ,fiid5ug in auter2rnnuug
ourh1ciilhli. 9et 9criht loutct:
n9Iui bcn iiiolihen 9lbbau9cn or3
Nfrntc NticS ariffen itarte bul0ori-
idIc 2raitc nltcr Dem Sdube cineS
bcftigen @cihlibfellers inierc porgc.
id1nbencn Tnitcn smiIhen eSprniporoI I
:.nb Motri5n or. 9iafocm unierc
Sruppen Den erItelt Anprol 3uu5tc-
ben gebroht tottcn. moren lie in Ser
Soge, III outer Cronung lno QeNctt
0ilrb Elm hnrtnadigesgtnh
auf bic @iienbahnlinie Goiron Gcnir.
hiIior 5uriif3ufoleu."
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'angencn aus Der fiir5Iid'en Gurdl.
bruhsld',ch: III Scr Gobrltolho.
Nom pat lie III oenielbcn ercuSitdn.
ten. IN nencn lie Die GolIc he9 Sicqcr2
bltten ipiClCu iollen. init De- litml
anna DER Str0fcu bctrolt
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Gulpfeblungen DER SanOels=
fanlrler.

~ Nur1er 9us
rcou Der 90
Gro,itr Nnnfcl9!
f0nllllcr nIclr
lett. 9Snhc cine
&erinnn:iull9 ob
in Der 20 Uttt.
alic0cr alnuclen0
marea mo lIiclc
GnipfchIun &C u
lllltprl)rcitet nlltr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Die 6crrcn i'm gnnoe.
9ltbcn, 20. Sept

Bic biplonlotiihm Nertrcter Scr al.
lIirtcn Wddltc Ieten ibre 4iolitif Der
Jtihtmcrfcnnlna bcs ncuen Sab.
nuts anIrQcropnllIoS tort, inocm tic
lid meigcrn Die iibliheu fornteIlen
@clithc bci Dem Wtiniitcr ocS 9leuBcrn
;u modem.
2er &onig hot bclite tSrllh oic6ra-
je meitercr GrflGrllneen icitens ocs
nenen &ohinctts III Der @oIfnling cr,
rrtert Dos eiiiec Stiaid)meigen ser
oIliirtcn 0ipInmaten Sll brehen mo
oie &erbonoIinaen fir oos gingrcis
len @ricdenIunos in oer Aricg lpie
Der 5u hcglnnell.
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Ils StraR ReufcBrer.
Berlin, 20. Sebt.

GeIllH, ~. $EDI.
@3ic ous Soiia bcridltct mir0. Tam
NIT cen rltiiiidlen Srippen eIn qon5c5
fleines Seer ron ritiiiiden Reonl;cn
mad GItrumdnier, oenen Die 2luiQohe
3ngeoaft Dnr, Die Deroberten bulaa-
ridden Stdote nah bapnbrtem rui.
iii0cm gtuEtcr 3u pcrpnIten Gieie
gcafntcn 6eian6en ild inter Den &c.
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Erdiiofr,ti6aftscanoioat Sngbfs'
&eliuj;>::'' = Wstilluautec.
Or perlanot in ieiner &sere $ekmb
fiir anterifaniiebes Geben
,1t,> Gioenthnm.
yn0en be ben etodoo Snridgeag unO Dren babel aber
$500 Wianu aa Oefangeuen. Su Yeriem erleioen tic
ebenfaas ld)mere 6dlappeu wObei le einen
Serlult DOn 5000 Nlann erlei0en

Wtillporlfec. 81. Sept.
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Wl0nsenocr Griulq.
Berlin, t9. Sebt.

WerIln, TJ. 1cOf.
1ie Ieutid1en itiirntten qeitcru,
ols tie ele Cifcniibe ont t5tod)0o or
qrificu einen itdrfcn ruiiiid1cn Brit
fclltopi uno trieben bieJfniien i,ber
cen 6luB 3uriid. Dlebr ais $500 So
fnn9enc murocn eenommcn uno II
Wa'dlincnGcmehre crheutct.
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Sanptanartier nerlegt.
2onoon, 10. Sept.

>UllUplt, ~. -t4I.
Soltt c!ncr ans Bern, Sdlipeis, cin.
aetroffcncn orobtIoicn Mcl6rmg, lit
Der Silo0elttidcn 3eitltng 5uiolge ocr
bcutihe groBe @eneralitob non Der
SSeitfront nah Der Sitfrpnt pcrlegt
DorDen.
Gos groBe @ollptquortier. non ocRl
aus bic Cterationen on allen sSron
ten geleitet merben uno in Dem Der
Soiier un0 ser (SetleroIltnbshci ioit
llrtllntcrbrodlen meile1. bciono ilh
nahreno ser crlten &ricgsluodlen IN
Nclgien, Inn oann nod Rsroirdnt.
reid perIe9t 5u peroen. SSin .Sriil
IJabr 1915 mar es in cincm fIeincn
Grtc nnEc Sille. 9tod] nid)tomtIid)cn
ptcIolinden murbe cs ipoter noh ci.
nen meitcr oitlih gclegencn Crtc
tronsferirt.
Wleif nohoem @cnernl non sin.
6enburQ gum e5crcrolItob5dlei or
nannt mur0c, talid1tc oos 8erild,t auf.
0ns grobe ooiiptquortler ipae nod
Ger Citirunt herlegt mcrocn, oo bort
Die Gntiheiounq bedbiidltiqt Dcroe.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

knowledge: bench warrant issued.
United States agt Felix T. Healey, non SUP
port; bench warrant issued.
United States agt. Ira J. Lynch. non support
bench warrant issued.
Evening star., 1916-12-11
THE COURTS.
United States Court of Claims.

Present-Chief Justice Edward X. Campbell.
Judge Fenton ". Booth. Judge Samuel s. Bar
ney. Judge George E. Downey and Judge James
Hay.
The chief Justice announced the following:
Fond du Lac band of Chippewa Indians; mo-
ton TO reinstate overruled.
Estate Of Charles +. Winfon ct al: motion for
new trial. filed July 25. 1915, and motion Of
Walter s. Field for new trial both oyerruled.
George C. Travis; motion to reinstate over
ruled.
John F. Wilkes. administrator: call on Treas
ury Department: see Endorsement.
Order allowing defendants motion TO require
claimant TO make petition more definite. and
quirins claimant to conform to rule II Of the
court within sixty days. in the following cases:
Company. Boston and Maine railroad. Maine
Central Railroad Company, Bangor and Aroo
stock Railroad Company.
Southern Pacific Railway Company: petition
dismissed
Ethel Eslick. executrix: motion overruled-
Indian depreciation cases-PettiOns dismissed
IN james v BOmford. administrator: Alphonse
d. Richards. Lloyd Brooke ct al. Lloyd Brooke
Observation-Disclosures of fact and conclusion
in fourteen cases
General Jurisdiction - Defendants demurrer
sustained and petition dismissed in 1874 cotton
cases.
Defendants motion to dismiss allowed and
petition dismissed in twenty five cases.
Motions to substitute administrator In any Of
the foregoing eases submitted on defendants de-
oyerruled.
W. A. Cohield aet. United States: W. E.
Harvey was heard for plaintiff aud q. 7. stor-
mont for defendants
Evening star., 1916-12-11

letters Of administration filed: attorney. L. Rus
sell Alden.
Estate Of Joseph 8. Mccoy: petition for pro
bate Of will fled; attorney. ]. 8. Mccoy.
letters Of administration filed; attorney. H. P
Long.
letters of administration filed: attorney, H. h
George.
Estate of George ". Rickett: will dated
January g. 1919. filed. ..-
Estate Of Martha Byers; commission ordered
to Issue a. sttSrnr C.rri sTnS,e ps & SMnsr dr,,sd
probate and letters testamentary granted tt
John W. Powell: bond. $500.
Estate of Catherine, O'Brien: will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary granted te
James T. o'Brien: bond, 500; attorneys
Sheehy & Sheehy.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Estate of Flossie c. Strauss: petition fol
probate " will filed: attorney. J. r; Fiynn.
Estate Of Annie Weber; will dated 'ahuar! 4
Estate Of stilson Hutchins; time to nie tran
script extended. ,.. d.. ,..
Estate Of Lottie Delaney; pettion iof .e,.ers
of administration filed: attorney. ". =. martin
Estate of Perry Adams; letters OF adminis
tration granted to Birdie Jones; Dohd' Sioo
Estate Of Nellie A. Brown; payment Of debt,
authorized and time for accounting extended
attorney Clinton Robb.
Estate of John w. Keys; will dated July 4
1884. filed.
Estate of Lottie Delaney: letters Of adminstra
tion granted to John T. Stewart; bond. $500
attorney W. c. Martin.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

mechanic. will address the meeting on
the workings of the oCmpany's repafr
shops. The entertainment committee,
which came in for much praise for the
elaborate decorations II provided at
the November meeting. promises an
other surprise. The meeting will be
he'd nj the main Offices of the company
:Gth and NJ streets. and employees of
the company, whether members OF the
section or not. are invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1916-12-11
APPEAL TO PRESIDENT
TO PARDON LABOR MAN
Frank P. Walsh. John P. White and
Mother" Jones at the
White House.

President Wilson remained indoors
| all of today, having been prevented
from a morning game of golf He
| worked upon various matters that
have been pending some time. In the
afternoon he had engagements for a
number of visitors He received Frank
| p Walsh, former chairman CT the in
dustrial commission; John P. White
president of the United Mine Work
ers, and Mother" Jones. labor's inces-
| SAINT champion. They asked the Presi-
dent, it was said, to grant a pardon
to labor leader enormously convict
ed and sentenced to prison.
An appointment President Wilson has
this afternoon at O'Clock with Sena-
tor Sheppard gave rise to the pre-
sumption that the Texas prohibition
leader would discuss the movement In
Congress for prohibition. Senator Shep-
pard said today. however. that this
would not be the purpose Of his call
He expressed his belief that President
Wilson would not interfere with pro-
hibition legislation for the District II
lit should pass both Houses. The Pres
ident's attitude is pretty well known
he said, and it is one of non-inter-
ference with local option wherever
adopted.
interested in Appointments.
There are a number of important ap-
pointments Senator Sheppard is interest
ed in One of these Is the naming OF a
Texas man for the Vacancy on the
bench of the fifth circuit of the United
States court, caused by the death OF
Judge Mccormick. Judge Thomas s.
Maxey of the western district OF iexas
is soon to retire. and his successor Is to
be named. There is also vacancy In
the United States attorneyshlp OF the
northern district of Texas.
President Wilson has many social en-
sagements this week. beginning to-
night with a. theater party. Tomorrow
night he entertains the cabinet at dinner.
Thursday night he gives dinner to the
state executives attending the governors
conference. and Friday night he will at
tend dinner in his honor by Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall
Wednesday the President is TO pre-
side for short time at the annual
meeting of the Red Cross in this city.
Evening star., 1916-12-11
ELEcTR1c1ANsMEET THURSDAY
Capital Traction Section Looks For.
ward to Interesting Program.

Capital Traction Company Section. No.
s. American Electric Railway Associa-
tion. which has been providing special
features for its regular sessions. has
the meeting to be held Thursday will
be one of the best Of the year Frank
J. Hogan will be the orator of the oc-
cs sion. while w. H. McCarty. master
Evening star., 1916-12-11

tie Walker guardian; bond, 500; attorneys A,
W. Scott and ". C. Martin.
Estate OF Dan C. Kingmdn: petition for pro-
oate OF VIII hled attorney. D.. 8. Mackal.
loan: attorney. J. W. Smith.
In re Clyde NJ: Taylor; order substituting guar
dan attorney. Frederick r. Whippler.
Estate OF Ezra T. Colliis; will dated December
., 1915 fled.
Estate of John A. Haapenen; order Of publica-
ton. :
Estate of Ella c. Tompkius; petition for let.
,ers OF administration filed: attorney. Joe {.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

CIRCUIT DIVISION Chief Justice Covinyton
iiora sdaie agt. Huston ct al motion for judg-
under seventy third r-ile against dcfen 10 nj
X. {. Huston granted and Judgment for S48. 30
plaintiffs attorney. Andrew Wilson: defendant 5
attorney. a r. ii. NcSeil.
King agt. Rhodes: trial: plaintiffs atto--
neys. W. &. Bslderston and W. NJ. Levin. de
frudants attorney. Paul Il. Cromelin
Evening star., 1916-12-11

Danger is avoided in new German
tank for benzipe and other explosive
LIQUIDS in which carbonic acid gas is
pumped in as the contents are with
drawn to prevent the admission of
air
Evening star., 1916-12-11

BANKRUPTCY DIvISION-Justice Hitz.
In Sidney Lloyd Wrightson: adjudication
and reference to r. D. Quinter referee.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Justice Mccoy
United States agt. Owen Washington forgery
on trail: attorneys, NJ. F. Mangan and Robert
l. Miller.
Evening star., 1916-12-11

The temperature of a new electric
natiron can be regulated to four diff
ferent degrees
Evening star., 1916-12-11

PROBATE DIvISION-Justice Stafford.
Estate of Domanico X. Zeregn: petition for
letters of administration nled; attorney, Il. C..
Dutton
Estate of William T. Bowdler; petition for
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01

Tom Supenor Is still languishing
in the Otero county bastile awaiting
the arrival OF some kindly disposed
and sympathetic mortal who will
sign $4,000 bond and give him his
liberty once more. He has already
forfeited a $500 bond in the way of
certified check which he put up sew
eral months ago to keep the peace.
and few more hundreds would not
work any great hardship. Unless he
secures the necessary bond he will
be compelled to spend the rest of the
summer in jail, and that will be pun
ishment enough to fit any old crime.
If 1t keeps on being as hot as it has
been.
In order to pass the time away we
respectfully suggest that Tom write
note or two to the sheriff and
make a disavowal of the crime OF
which he is charged II he really
did not intend to inflict bodily harm
upon the man whom he slashed with
a knife at Rocky Ford week or ten
days ago, and would make dis
avowal of such intent, it might be all
right with the sheriff. the Judge, tho
district attorney and the jury-may-
be. but OF course We are not sure
about II. We only know that this
scheme works in some official circles.
but We are not advised as to how ie
would work in official circles In Otero
county. Whenever Germany or Mex
leo kills off a few American citizens,
our chief pacifier writes 'em a note
to find out whether they really meant
II or not. before he does anything
about II. II they disavow intent to
do great bodily injury or mental af-
Fiction. why II is all right. and they
are allowed to go on their way. re-
joicing at their narrow escape-and
then do II again II they feel like II.
Making a disavowal Is the easiest
thing in the world. and II works so
beautifully in some parts OF the
world that II Is at least worth Civ
ing a tryout In Otero county.
La Junta tribune., 1916-07-01
New Mennonite Church.

Excavation is under way on the
site OF the old Mennonite church on
santa Fe avenue at the corner of
Eighth street preparatory to the
building of new church. The old
building has been completely wreck
ed and carried away during the past
two weeks and as quickly as possible
workmen are going forward with the
task of replacing It.
The new church will be OF brick
and will be 36x50 feet in size. 1t
will seat ESQ people and will be well
supplied with small rooms for Sun
day school classes and there will also
be basement. The construction is
under the direction OF Dan Brunk.
All OF the appointments of the build
ing will be strictly modern and II
will be ready for use by fall. While
1t Is being built. the Mennonite con-
gregation will hold their services in
the ldBaptist church located on
Ninth street.
The old Mennonite church was
built in 1882 by the Presbyterian
congregation on Santa Fe avenue at
the corner OF Third street where 1t
was used by them until the building
OF the present Presbyterian church.
At that time II was purchased by the
Mennonites and has been used by
them ever since. In the last few
years, however, they have been feel
Ing the need OF new church. with
the growth OF the congregation and
their need has eliminated in the
construction OF this new building.
The churches OF La Junta have
made a great deal OF improvement
with reference to their buildings in
the last few years. The Baptist and
Methodist congregations have built
new edifices and the Reformed Pres
byterian church has been recon-
structed. The Presbyterian congre-
CATION completed their basement
this spring with facilities for caring
for Sunday school classes and church
socal affairs as well as renovating
The auditorium. Other churches
have made improvehents IN their
buildings and La Junta has n great
many church buildings OF which she
may well be proud.