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statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED +oI.
OUR SALESMEN ARE NAMING
from &25 to 800 per week seilin z
our well-known nursery stock. You
can do as we'll. Necessary outfit fur
nished. Only steady men wanted.
Openings also for Salesladics. For
particulars address Nursery, Orenco,
Oregon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPECIALITY
man for Montana. Staple line on
new and exceptional terms. Va
cancy now. Attractive commission
contract. $500 weekly for expenses.
Miles r. Bixlcr Co. 1868 Carlin
Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio.
SALESMEN-DO YOU WANT \
real, live. up-to-datc side line? Es-
pecially good for small towns. Com
missions paid same day merchant
acknowledges receipt of goods. Pio-
nccr Novelty company. 1906 Wells
St. Chicago.
SIDE LINE MEN--DO YOU WANT A
real one that one order q day will
pay you 50? No samples to carry
something new Write today. Can.
field Mfg. Co. EOS Sigel ST.. Chi
cage. III.
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FOR RENr-HOUSES
UNEURNlShEO

FOR RENr-HOuSES
UNFURNlSHED "
FOR RENT = GROOM HOUSE,
strictly modern. close In. good fur
mace, gas range and coal chute. large
lot, garage il required. Inquire room
$40. Hammond Blk. or phone 69a.
W1CKES' RESIDENCE ON TNIVER-
sity Avenue. Interior freshly fin
ished throughout. Some furniture.
piano. large garage. fine large
grounds. $40. W. W. Wickes.
NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, MOD
crn. hot water heat. full basement
with Mushroom. bathroom on both
floors. Inquire Bourdeau Me.Cantile
Co.
5 AND ROOM MODERN HOUSES.
close in. SIC per month: water paid.
Price. Jones Co Phone 1886.
GROOM MODERN HOUSE, EUR
mace heat. go SO. 9Th w. Inquire
40 So. 5th w.
5-ROCM MODERN HOUSE, Al CON-
dition, close in on south side. Call
726 Woodford.
5-ROOM MODERN. WELL LOCATED
house for rent. $35. Box 1922, Mis-
soula.
LOWER APARTMENT, HASSET'r
Flats. 715 W. Spruce. Phone $50 J.
a-ROOM FLAT 49, WEST SPRUCE
WHEELDON-R OSSI co. PHONE 80
4 GOOD HOUSE. CALL 2ss BLACK
PHONE 47S BLACK
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Foa neutrality-suspicious.. 10Y.

FOR RENT-Hou0gkgG
ROOMS III
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
under new manarenent, EOS Z. |
Cedar.
TElCHED nm RTiSTNESS WOMAN
preferred. sos west pine.
ROOMS IIpSTAIRS. W1TEP
Rent, sIa sio \ an 81
: EJ-RNisut.n ROOMS o,o coOpEp
street 80
TVoi,i,,, :; -, ~ WY
;,.,s,,I :. !, 49," - ~. ~. 80. 80, :.
-l ~ 1-AS. 300 80. 4lI W r.o1.
FURNISHED. 30l EDITH ST.
4l4 WEST CEDAR ST.
4O4 ALDER 81,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 81
;rYpExCRITEpS IEyv pEp1iIT ~
AVA s.cnrd 49,, IN a.,v n,orthiv
payment terms. Typewritcrs rented. |
Rental will apply on purchase. Rem.
ington Typewriter Co, el5 Cleveland
street. Telephone s23.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND.
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensens. 1856 w. Main. phone Sss
| BUY AND SELL. SECOND HAND
goods: also crate. pack and store
nonschold furniture. stockton. 2o6
South Third. Phone 964 ].
FUR SAl.E-'- PASSENGER TOUR
ing car. good condition; bargain Tor
quick sale. +. Thaycr Stoddard.
.M..souA., mountains.
ENGRAVED WEDDING INVITA-
tons. visiting cards. steel die EN-.
Dossn's. nc INV s"''"s ~. -
FLAG POLES. :! TO 56 FEET LONG,
prices ,, IRON On. si iN. 10 ~ "a, n.' ana PICK
-. =. -, :. -, -.
> ,nr, hha o,,,h, ~, .,,i i -. w., -
aar phsra ~, plat.
u0IT 81, l-I;pZIrI-DL, I50c a. -.
,.,c.;.,,,,. ,a,, cola o,,, s,o
Walnut or al w cedar. =
RL,E,n pI-Su C1Rr znnIS.rADI, !,
handle. nkc new. a bargain. lhuuire
al 1914 So. 7th w.
PURE CIDER yINEGAR. DELIVER
cd any part Of city. II. d. Prescott.
Phone 1908.
FOR SAI.E-SPI ENDlD 10 MONTHS
Airedalc dog. $40. Box I. Bonita,
Montana.
KITCHEN TABLE WITH FLOUR
bins, dresser and small heater. 305
Pattee street.
PRACTICALLY NEW HERCULES
buggy; good single harness. Phone
IL. -
FRESH lNtERIii.E "t,.iS toh
pack'hs' soc, de'i'creo' fho'e 1891
49,. summon,
n.y. SElio,' rIhN'I ~, hAn
Vino "' 'ee'
NNorub,p CALLS on .st-cAp Am
potatoes. Phone ll2O. 9l4 Toolc Ave.
| TWO SEATED SURREY, PRACTl-
cally new; bargain. q. O.. Missouian.
cheap. Inquire Missoula Laundry.
End HAND SEWING MACHINES. IS
up. Hoyt- Dickinson Piano Co.
| ON pIpEPS FOR SAIE AT MIS-
soulian office; o5c a hundred
| coon % ao wISf,lJESTEp cIEI =,
w;,b noon .;rht phonc az pnd
PIHpEP CLAMPS TORpOpATE.
Goals rha offica Suno,v r.,
~
A"tn .rr,ci, PHONE 81
~,,,,ns ,,G,,.,,,,, ., \. ,,,,
81, s,,rrs ,;,nno ,IsG
IN w, -, ~,
"cn,., t,n,n ,oa- " N''
-, :, :, Cir,I,,, =; ,,S,,.p :, , q :
rnnncr Phone ,,hs
=, ;, !. ., - ~, -. -, - -
Nor,n lumbar 70
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE OR
TAnE 20i
PERSONAL

WOULD LIKE TO MEET THE
party who wrote me from Hamilton
May 90, but who neglected to sign
his name. and secure further data.
Dalton Risley.
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MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE.
East Bound. West Bound,
No. l6.... 700 a. m. No. l5ll:l6 .. m.
No. Is $50 p. m. No. I'LL. ~ q m.
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GENERAL. S r o II 4 G E--EVERY
thing on earth; expert packing ant
Grating. J. W. Rely 734 West Cedar
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WANTEO-REAL ESTATE,

WAETED--TO HEAR FROM OWNER
of good ranch for sale. state cash
price. full particulars. u. r. Bush,
M:nnea polls. MINI.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-16
ALMA AND HAYNE

r. w. Pennington has sold his farm
to his son, Howard, and will move
to Hayne as soon as he gets house
built.
Guy Lower and Bernard LOOMS
have taken trip to Louisiana to lool
at the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Pennington
and family and Mrs. Maude Crow and
daughter visited at the Erlewine
home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Erlewine called
at S. e. Dodd's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. G. S. Erlewine and Bertha
and Mrs. Lee Erlewine and children
visited at S. E. Dodd's one day last
week.
Mrs. ] j. Calvert of Liberal visited
at Sam Dodd's Saturday.
Edelyn Crissman spent the night
with Dora Dettmer one night last
week
Literary at Alma was well attend
ed Friday night The debate was
given by the school children. They
did we'll as it was their first attempt
at public speaking.
Mr.. Crissman visited the Ives home
Sunday.
Mrs. Grimsley is at home again af-
ter lengthy visit in Colorado and
Eastern Kansas.
Ennis and Donald Dodd visited
with Ernest Dettmer Thursday night.
Clara. Pennington missed school
Monday on account of the illness OF
her mother.
There was Valentine box at the
Alma school Wednesday. Some very
original valentines were placed in it
Mrs. Mary Taylor and daughter
Alice and son Guy of Elkhart were
visiting at Pennington's Monday.
Mrs. P. M. Conditt has been on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Erlewine was shopping in Lib
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-02-16
ENIAToN ITEMS

Mrs. G. w. Lewis is reported quite
sick.
Claude Stockstill, wife and babies,
and George Stockstill drove to Wichi-
ia in the formers Detroiter. Mrs.
Stockstill will visit while George and
Claude and go on to Kansas City.
Edith Stockstill is staying with
Mrs, George Stockstill.
Jesse Hammer is now on the list of
new Ford owners.
The minister is T
The minister, Bro. DUNCAN is hold
ing revival at Maple Leaf
A store building is being erected
on Eber Edwards farm for the Ema-
ton postoffice.
Mr.. Hess was in, Liberal u,e day
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eral Monday.

eral Monday.
Lee Erlewine and family visited
home folks Monday and Tuesday. He
had the misfortune Of losing nice
young COW Saturday.
EdelyR Crissman stayed with
June Erlewine Monday night.
Mrs. Parker called at ErIewine's
Monday afternoon.
]. S. Davis is building a buggy
shed.
G. s. Erlewine is building garage,
wagon shed and shop.
Charley and Chester Calvert of
Liberal visited the Dodd boys the lat
ter part of the week.
The Green Valley school visited the
Alma school Friday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed lyman and Mrs. Fees
brought the pupils and teacher in
their cars.
Mr.. Jones of the Salt City business
college also called at the Alma school
Friday.
Herschel Weber is smiling once
more as Mrs. Weber has returned
from trip to Russell county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Webber and
family are visiting at Great Bend.
They made the trip in their Overland.
Mrs. Crissman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lat
inner and Mrs. S. T.. Latimer were
callers at the Erlewine home Thurs
day of last week. Mrs. s. E. Lati-
mer purchased some Rhode Island
Red hens of Mrs. Erlewine.
Little Violet Pennington was Sc
verely burned on the face and hand
Monday evening. Orville was get
ting the car ready for use and had
primed it and started to crank it,
when the printing plugs blew out,
throwing burning gasoline over Vio-
let. Oville burned one hand putting
out the fire on the baby. She is get
ting along as well as scould be ex-
pected.
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LONE STAR
co miles north and 9 miles west OF
Liberal.)

Liberal.)
The regular monthly meeting o.
the Friends church was held Satur
day afternoon. Jim Fisk and wife o.
Rose Valley attended the meeting
Mr. Fisk delivered "a splendid mes
sage.
w. B. Chance, who was called to
Illinois on account of the illness and
death of his mother, returned Fri
day. He visited relatives and friends
in Missouri on the return trip.
Miss Hazel Cohenour came out
from Liberal Saturday to visit over
Sunday with home folks.
Quite a number are planning to
attend the quarterly meeting of the
Friends church to be held at Fowler
this week
Winifred Hoskinson had a run
away Sunday which caused some ex-
element in the neighborhood. No
damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hoskinson
spent Sunday with Ben Hoskinsons.
Clyde Wood purchased a Poland
China SOW from Fred Hoskinson. He
expects to enter the Capper contest
with this pig.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Chance Visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cohenour
Sunday. tN
Miss Marcella Kearns, the teacher
who was absent from school last
week on account of illness, has re-
signed her position to Mrs. Marcella
Hagerman. Tuesday morning she
found her desk decorated with good
supply Of old shoes donated by the
pupils.
The neighborhood has installed q
government library here. At pres.
ent 1t is at the home of Fred Hoskin-
son.
CO. Cohenour went to Liberal
Tuesday for a load of hay.
Prayer meeting was well attended
Thursday night. The meeting was
changed to Wednesday night and the
monthly meeting will be the second
Friday night in each month
Sunday school every Sunday al
10:30--a. m. G. e. at 1880 D. m
Preaching at IL: 3Oia. m. and $3.50 D
m. Guy Harvey, Pastor.
1850 JACK AND JILL.
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show at Liberal Monday night.

show at Liberal Monday night.
W. w. Kent left Saturday for few
weeks visit with relatives in Missouri.
A few from this vicinity attended
church at independence Sunday
night.
Lila Kimble and James Gordon
wree married Wednesday in Liberal.
We wish them all kinds of good luck
Jerry Ellexson and family spent
Monday evening with Mf and Mrs.
J. s. West.
F. M. Carter has purchased Sax
on car from Mr.. Ledbetter.
Mr. Cornwell died suddenly Fri
day night at the home of his wife-'s
father, S. Kimble. His home was in
Colorado where his family were at
the time of his death. The remains
were Inferred in Nabisco cemetery.
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r. Romer of Hutchinson was greet
ing old friends in Liberal Thursday.
H. Fl. Edison of the Edison Auto
Company, is among those from here
who are attending the Auto Show
at Kansas City.
The Folks Brothers drove to Dodge
City in their Studebaker and took the
Santa Fe to Kansas City, where they
will attend the auto show.
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this week figuring on hill of lumber
for fine new house.
Bills are posted for new school
building in District No. 80 at Ematon.
Mrs. John Barker is visiting in
Texas.
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DONKEY DoINGs

A nice snow fell last night and
still showing today. =
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lowry, February 3, 1917, boy.
j. L. Duerson and family visited
with Lee Newell and wife Sunday.
Pearl Phillips and family visited
Sunday with his brother Roy and
family. Fhey have moved from Ty-
rome and are now living on their
farm south of the river.
A. e. Boss visited Sunday at the
S. C. Warren home.
EIdredge Young and Jones KEN
per and families attended the picture
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IMPROVE SERVICE
AT THE PHoTOPLAY

The management of the Photoplay,
always on the alert to improve the
quality of the show, has installed an
other machine, thus eliminating the
waits between reels while changing
pictures. The Photoplay is giving
some dandy good programs and draw
ing good houses.
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Z s.

those who desire
reasonable These exclusive and each
is worht the money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
kROONLAND PASSENGERS
SEE SUBMARINE At WORK
Eycwitnesscs 10 Destruction Of Dutch
frciIi,cr by Shell Fire DpIo-
site Eastnct Light
American Liner Only Five Miles
Away From SuhmersbIc, and II
Followed by Mysterious Vessel,
Which Refuses to Answer Signals.
IEs .As.oe!atch Ir.,.


''N' ''"'u"'E IL ~"
mysterious vessels. on" said to have
Lc"u q submarine. tho. other having
cy,,-,. ,,..ca-,,c, it Ill.,
'"'''' 80 5"'r'' '"'''' wore S's"'c"
'h '"'"-otcaA on monday February .,
hy officers AND passengers Of the
American Line Steamship kroonI,nd
,,.I,i.,, ,,i,., 49,, ,, a.,
P'oi
on February "nc day out from
liverpool. ihc.. on board declared
.h,,. v.,r.e.-5 ,I,c io,.r,,i,,, =.
""'s' ">'' - S"''t "'e from
submarine Tho kroon!and then WAS
about eleven miles or The Irish Goa
AMI opunSi,e J.as-,ict .lt.l,t Tbe 49,,
''e"'aN ana vas 'o"ch away hH ms
.ubncEsIb!c. II waS said The krVoa-
land "aa within nv miles Of tho
bnt"h steamer. and her crew aud pas
s"nRrrs dccinr" thcN saw the sub
mcrSioic come % the surface, approach
~" :FciGhicr, Then sink her by three
shots from q dcrk gun. The Dutch
ship went down in i.hort five minutes
CAPTAIN Earinan. 81 the kroonland.
sa'd lie was getting ready 20 GO TO tho
rescu" ot III" crew. when he saw that
Tie t-hoat h"d IN tow I'll, ono life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
NORTH AND SOUTH TO JOIN
IN MEMORY OF LINCOLN
Hirthda, Ceremonies Will lie Held
at Lincoln University. in Ten
nc>scc. To-Day.
PROMINENT MEN To ATTEND
senator Owen. uf oklahoma. Will
Deliver Principal ADDRESS al Noon.
Day 10 &c appropriately Observed
ia House of Representatives.
LIS. ~. ,I,tc,l rroa,. |

vt,,-ttt >.,..,..,,.
re-
"'e 80 """ others OF
prominence N various parts OF The
country wcrr members of - marty
witch IN, nor, ,o.,;.h, a. r,,,
-
'"'' - P''l't'PS'@ 10"
"'VFr"" ~ "a" Llnroina birthday ccrc-
monies 10 hc hcla al tin. Lincoln Nc
moriul University undcr ,no .usni,.o. :,
r,.,t..f t.t 49,, -,
south Senn,nr ovnn ~ rr.,.i,,,.,,
vim deliver In. rriu,in.., .,id,,,e -.
noon.
.t.prl, Ia. runnn, ma ,, ,
now in ,'onrrcsS who b.d 49, ;n,I,,,,,
acquaintance with Abraham linro,r
.yill iair, yy:tb .,lnr- cr u,,:a,,,, ,,,,,,,i
ncnCc ,o-morrow i, ,ri-u,os =, -;
prcssiyc nee,in.s nrr.n,,a ro,o j.;
celebration Of the nar,yrna I,roqi,,.r,.,
natal day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12

- "ita NrS George Fall uutch,ur.
ana Nrs Graham l.. lIobson. OF Rich
i"ond. nay" been recent guests Of ,hcrr
M"th'r Mrs, =. {. bridges. in Ashland
Mrs Nathalie /. Sn,ith "t Hichmond
= w :u">' OF her su" w Ma,o Smith,
~ i'Todercks
Mrs. l. y. Vaughan has returned -
h.t nome ~ Hanover County, after ;,
visit % Mr.. a.d Mrs. l. Eewtor
Vaughan, .ir. At Monroe Terrace.
Miss Stuatt H!aaiuu Of Ashland yin
'nfiNc TO-DAY 10 hc the guest or Mrs,
Gary stern "
Mrs. Walter Wilson. who is spcnain.
INC WINTER months In this city. has
h"cn III Towing Green for several DAYS
Mr., anu Mrs. James 4. Eayncs. who
nave Sonc To- Now orleans Ia attend
,nn Mardi Grass. VIII visit Mcuphis
birmingham and atlanta. hoforc r..
turning I" thcir HON" here
Mr*. James uvcri"n Winston, >,
Kingston. y. y. is siopp!n- C.r ;, fr,,.
GAYS 1t the Jefferson Hotel
Miss Mary Costello IL sreudino !,
short time in Now York after which
she viii visit friends in philadclnhin
AMI Baltimore
MRS. Aubrey J.. owen aud her little
.on' Everett Montague. arc visitin. in
FLORIDA. Georgia "md Kentucky.
Mrs. l.. .. Kent ana Miss Katherine
hcni OF Ashland, arc spending the
month OF February In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cross. OF l;:ch
nond spent tho Weekend with In,
and Mrs. \. e. Kay in Ashland.
Miss Eac!iol Rudd has returned :.
i'cnm"nd. after visit to Mrs. Min
~" T. Tomrkin. IN Fredericksburg
Kew. Robert Goodwin has returned TO
the cit!. after II short stay ia Ashland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
TRIED TO STEAL EGGS
Negro. Fired Upon by Express ncs-
scnSrr. Chased and Caught
by Police

Fired al by Express Messenger
Hatcher, James Young. colorcd. dropped
S'2 crate OF eggs he is alleged To have
stolen from the Southern Express Com
pany. at Seventh and Byrd Streets. late
Saturday night. and ran 10 Ninth and
broad Streets before his legs gave
wa2. aud Officers Eosquctt ana patter-
son caught him.
Gorng declared that lie WAS shot and
was badly injured. lie was taken to
the First Police Station, where hc WAS
examined by Ambulance Surgeon
Iiinchman, who found that hc WAS snif.
fcrinE only from a scratch Oh mo Of
his knees. He WAS locked up then on
i charge OF theft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
WANT GRADE: CHOSSINES
ENTiUEI.i ELIMINATES

The resolution to force tho Rich.
monI. Fredericksburg and Potom,,,
Railroad C'ompany 10 do tho same with
tho tracks which il owns was tabled
by the street Committee. officials Of III.
road assuring the commits. that i,
would abandon its tracks on RruaI
street within twelve months. whru. IL il
expected. the new Yves, E:n,l station
viii he ready for occupancy. The
tracks from Pine and Broad Streets
a." owned by the connection COMPANY,
and arc at present leased Ia tho Rich
m"nd. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
/, is certain that officials Of tho con
nection company viii exert every cf-
fort to prevent the removal Of ,i.ni.
tracks. They claim that tho lease held
by III" Richmond. Frederick shurS ANA
Potomac Is perpetual. 50 thoy will no,
only engage in II legal battle with the
city. but will probn hly clash il, the
courts with tho Richmond Trctlcr!clEs
our- and Potomac. Jordan Lrakc
president Of tho connection company,
made this plain when tho matter was
discussed by the street Committee.
Having been unanimouSl" approved
by tho lower branch. the toard Of
Aldermen is expected to concur in th.
Gfntcr Park Barton Heights. Hull stree,
rcr"utinE ordinance.
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CONDUCTOR HELD UP
q. VI. iiow-rt0n Tells Police T,yn Mcn
Attempt to Rob Him. I'M,
Fail in Effort.

While his car Was waitiu. 90 "a.
loop. near III. corner OF .\lbo.aarlc
and laurel Streets last night. Condac-
tor a. NJ. !iowcrton. Of the Virginia
Railway aud Power Company. went t.
tho sandhodso. ana had gone. lie said.
only II short distance from the ear
When two young white mcn pounccd OF
him and covcr>d HIM wiih their rc.
volNcrs.
iiowcrtcIl backed away. he said
Nhcn they demanded his money. and
tho Tould-hc robbers; hccnmin:: frig mt :
euu1. ran ri. Tire Second Police sta
ton was notified of tho alleged .t :
tempted hold MP. and two uacn were
dispatched 10 tho scene. They scurrhc !
the vicinity for some time. bu. were
unable 10 nnd trace u' Ike hi.i.
NuAmtE.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
,IOSNnl, yfnrseI

joseph Massci siNtT-siN years old. !,
native OF Granaiolo. Luccs Italy. died
1T $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the Memorial Hospital. since 1884 he
had been engaged IN business I'm thi.
c'iN ana was widely known and prom
inert III the local Italian colony
Besides his widow. Mrs. t;ismoudn
Massei nc leaves one son, Caesar Mas
sci. Of Roanoke: two brothers. Massimo
Massei. Of this city. and Fiorindo Mus
S"i. Of i.ucca. Italy. ana one sister. also
OF LIcca
NJ. N:ssci was a member Of the
italian beneficial ara Social society.
The funeral viii take place ut 10 o'clock
io-morrow morning from ST Peters
Catholic Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
PACIFIC COAST HUNS
WITH SHIPnUII.DINC,

SAN FRANCISCO. February 1.-the
volume Of ship construction of tho Pa
ciiic Coast is-now five times as great
as eighteen months ago and .iftcen
tines .; heavy ;.s three years ago
THIS became known from data gath
cred 10y local skipping paper and
forms tho first complete record Of
shipbuilung activity OH this coast.
II is conservativeIy estimated that
the total amount represented in ship
binding on tho Pacific Coast is up
ward of sl21.00O.000.
The total number oil ships building
or contracted for 1T private yard. on
this coast Is lSS. Or these. seventy
five arc steel steamers Of from $500
TO 10000 tons. and siNty-thrce arc
wooden ships. OF the latter class. fcr;y
are motor ships OF a new type
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-12
MEhbt.ItS or CONGRESS
BRIEFLY EI'Lot.IZE I.IsCoI>

lltg Associated i're-S.
~ MEE-Ht-ANlp GAP TENN. fchru-
AIRY 'i.--F"rty members 81 Congress
delivered brief cuiosicS Of Abraham
lihcoli' today a; thc anniversary cclc-
hraiivn being held hy the Lincoln Nc
mortal tniversit. here. Tho program
which hogan yesterday. vii, bc con.
Guided tomorrow
Chancellor hin. presiding. II III.
morning session said the best tribute
I" 'inco!n is loyalty 10 his, successor.
senator owen. Of Oklahoma and
PRESIDENT Marcus ". Marks 81 the
thorough Of Manhattan. also spoke.
L. l.. kincaid, representing the stu
dents Sp"k" on Lincoln Memorial III
the Future
chief Speakers =; the night session
we:a senate: watson, Of Indiana: Sona-
tor Norris. and Leslie NJ. shaw
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MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
IN LOUISVILLE CHIRt'IiES
nv Associated prc,..l

LOUISVILLE. Ky, February H.
Abraham Lincoln was portrayed At a
memorial service ut his birthplace Mt
iiodScnrill'. Ky. this afternoon by
bishop Samuel Fallows and Dr. Jcnkin
Lloyd Jones, of Chicago, as the great
paciHcatoT and militant leader Of
armies. The memorial scriccs we're
attended by y crowd Of Western tour.
lists aboard special train en- route
10 the tv'cn;ieth anniversary OF tho
founding Of Abraham Lincoln Memorial
Univcr-ity 1T Cumberland CAP to-
morrow.
The party visited the Lincoln birth
,,!arc this afternoon. and Tonight me :
mortal services were held in four
Louisville churches.
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FRUSTRATED BY GUARDsMEN
Tw" Attempts Made TO Txnper Wit,
New York City's Water sup
ply at PlensantSillc.

NEW YORK. February 1.-two at
;cmpts 10 tamper with New York
CitNS water supply AT Pleasantvillc. "
Y. we're made within the last twenty
fonr hours. Both we're frustrated by
the Suardsmen OH duty. Early to-day
two men tried to climb over the wall
ot the aqueduct. hut were driven Oft
by tho shots Of tho sentry. On Satur-
day night Two mon escaped in an auto
mobile after being surprised while at
tempting to set 1T tho mechanism Of
the aqucduct
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ur~. Charles 4. Grn,at,.

AIRS. Florence Marshall Gravatt 81
i'"ti S"ial. died at o'clock yestcrda!
Afternoon al the Johnston Willis S:aa-
forum. after a prolonged illness Mrs.
: ;rara,t was the wife Of DR. Charles L.
IraNait. member of the State seGa;n
representing the Thirty second his
iri'i. WHICH is composed Of Caroline
Hanover and King William Couu. les
Hesidc$ her husband. the survivorv
arc son, Charles VI. C;.avatt aud
her mother, Mrs. i. 4. Marshall. both
Of Front Royal, and sister. Mrs.
George ]. Black, OF Erie. Pa.