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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
Siftcrit / On SrusIe. Siitcrit nor

Siftcrit / Ga Grusie. Siiterit par
iorri9e llgc itobri,bt / 60 GrosIe, %
70 Seosfalo allcrebe ~inStruffet.
SlmobebspGie bapbe uoiteot Ell
Iopnricl ON, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
buroe tages inoen enbper Samilie.
lln~Seripsc!ie AT Wclfcpriien be.
bpnot. 0upernpr 6. g. EbiIipp far
nonGpnt en- aomite til at unberis9c
oct pirfelige aoitenoe Of Yrobuce.
ring og Smlepering al Wclf, bpil.
fen aornite ifilloe treble iommen /
WaOiion Wanbag oenne lloc. So.
mitcen pil peo SnofoloeIie al Sibner
forpisIe Jig ON, bpormegct BET foiter
en- Sarmer at lepere Welf til 1or.
banolere, og bpor itore llogiiter Dis
lie bar meo at bringe Melfen til fine
&un0cr.
Wp &efOrb for 2anbrpbmimg. ct
ipeciclt Sonorpbningstog, uoienot
for iiGr at unoerpiie Sarmcrne / ben
altnit at trGffe Be Stlbber, bporoi
Den ~noroIi9e Gel al Staten bar en-
iaaoan WGngbe, itanieoe iorrige lloe
| Hblnelanoer oe foranitalteSe Ser en-
Temonltration, Ioin bragte Sormer.
ne til at tabe boabe Wuno % WpIe
al bare Sorbauielie: Gre Wpnb nco
Stump Buffers og Spnamit, biitaact
AZ etpar Seite % aierer, rpobebe Ell
sfcre boorpoa 81 itore SllriItlb.
Der = paa neiaetig 3 Elmer % 80
Seflnocr. @jenncminitIig beifi9i-
ti9coe man iia altiaa life mere eno 3
Wfinltter og 6 Sefu1ber meo bper
Stubbe. 9emonitrotionen oeo IbineA
LANDER par oberorbentIio pellpffet,
ioet mango Sormere por fremmsot
og Ell operorbentlig itor Snteresic
fom tilipne neb en- iano Storm al
Spsrasmaal. 9enne Stlbbctr9f.
ningS.Grfuriion er uoeaaet ira @is.
coniins SaubbrllcSbeiifole % befo.
'tet peo en- ipeciel @ebilonin9 iamt
meo @iitanb al fem forificnige "a.
briffirmaer. Sitrcn oiilutteoes /
| Nerria Den 13be bs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
Slosbranb / Sarsus Tuitbus. Ger

S'St~toHo ! OutypS fultuuS. Slil
Hcgicringsbpgning, bpori Sar9oS
Toitfortor bar Srbe, leo Sen 12te
bs. ct Sloebranostob al $4,000. Set
bar pGientlig Sagct og Ben spre gta.
&c, Der ~soelagoes.
SlSsuaabe / Sppc. Set nleIte al
Sorrctningsitrsget / Sen lille @p
Scope / Steelc County err iorleben
nebbrrnot. @lanSt De nebbrpnote
@pgninger nGpneS George 8. gtel.
ions nleb ct Sernparelager, Smibie
meb Terftsi og Waitineri, ogioa til.
berclbe Nelion iamt Gelion &aa %
Ell Spgning tilbsrenOe @nton 6.
ScbuIter.
Offer for Intumubilnlpffc. Martin
Tpan, 80 Mar gommcl, blcp forrige
ltgc brGbt npr Sopman, ioet 9. s..
Namtpebt miitebe &ontrollen oper lin
%g(lltomobil, ioo oen rulleoe ncooper
en- brat 6orbSining. Npan fulgte
Waifincn og fit Naffen tnGffet. Sells
Nprbtpeit, Ser pgiaa beionbt iig |
glltontobilen, fit TO bri,ote Gibben.
reocns Namtpcot Hap nleo en- min.
ore &pGitelIe.
Sntct Sopebfuarter / Minut. $50.
Iitiet / Winot arreItereoe Der ON %.
gem ottc WGnb, Der p~oaitaaeS at
bore Weolenlmer al s. ". @., %
en- Elan gaaenoe l,o paa at oprctte ct
"@orfers" Sopebfporter beritebS er
bermeb forpurret. Sc otte Wtano
bapoe leiet ct Slts, og ct Gpgte ON,
at s. %, g. bereiter ogtcr at anlr9.
ge fine Sopcbfparter | minbrc @per,
bpor Be life ina let fl,noe opbngeS,
Ipnes bermeo befr9ftct.
Gn mp Yenseinritc. Ser fortrrcs
ira SiSmarcf, at Chris 0egen, iom
/ 1879 fom til benne 9n og arbeibeoe
iom Sanoelsbctiellt for lin Srooer,
i bisie Gage har oilngt fine gamle
%cnner Der ct Seieg. &uuO gisr bette
9c'sg bcmerfningsprrbig er bette,
at Chris 0egen / forboIospiS fac Ior
bar iuungct Jig op til at blipe en- al
WontanoS melt iremrogenoe Tenaes
%ipriter, eicnoe og oripcnoe en- bcl
9iGffe @anfforretninger % ANDRE
fore Sorctnacnber.
llSfaiteliesSpm befrrftct. CONNER
q. Z. Cole / Sarge far ofgipet Den
&icnbclie, at @uperner 9. 5. Sra-
5ier hanblcoe %lopmp8iia, ga ban al
iottc gfopor q. G. S6nrp al Winot
ira lit Gmbebe. Ger toIte5 ON, ot
Soacn pilbc oppclereS til Seicltcret
% Sbop pil iorblipe / Gmbeoct iau
Irnac So9cn iorcliG1er / Mctterne.
Striben ifriper iig ira ocn StorpnIf
iom gttornep General 2allgcr foron.
Itolteoc i Wliuot, % @ilpernercn Re.
ifnlocr 9uen8 Mapor for at bape icei
aicnncm Singrene meO uloulig Nus.
b%riffcDunoel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
Syo Gafota.
TpIf Iunbes ma SliemnaIct.

Splf ingbcs pna Sliemaalct. Set
bar pitt iig, at Iutomobileicre % an.
bre, Ser fieber @osolin ira Be for
ificliqe Stationcr oq Garages, inn.
oc5 poa Waalct. ri be 10 Sliepum.
per, Ser / Scrmiaion ltnoerfaitebeS
&reper al Snipcftsren, bite De 10
Jig of 0ipe lliroermaal. Sgiaa ale
lem Gallons Sander al oct gomle
Slags, 6rl,gt al Ell Sljea9ent, bite
Jig at bore for inlaa.
T%rcSsfulfcne o. Tulitict leger
|linbchnf. "Teople's Council nj
Nmcrica for 9cmocrocp aub Gcace"
ifuIoe Snsbao ocn 10oe bS. bape
hoIot Stotsfonpention / Sioilr Soils,
merl ga 8uuernpren % @renS Tolis
tinpnoigbeoer ubiteOte eft obiolllt
Sorbllb moo noget ioabant Isbc,
iorlsb bcnne Gag ligc iaa ircoelig ca
ubcmerfet iom enbpcr anocn, naar
urota9cs, at Sicmmegorbcn fanifc
irerf'attc eft itrcngere Gagtbolo ems
eqerS. Set bar berfor noGet al en-
Sperraifclie, ga Selegatcr til Msbet
Sen nTite Gag iortalte, at bette sobt
% pei por aibolot, troos aae Torbuo
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eolitiet be.
ne9ter bentuo benne SreoSfolfenes
Naauanb. Sper Selegat bar bepog-
tet ira Sen Sib Be onfom til @pcn,
tiger sc, % life oper fire al bcm bap.
DC prret iammen til Ell og famine
Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16

bco % gjere SitoifrGnfninecr poa
ioo mango @oIb, men MAJ bar sicn.
iDuIig Qlcnit &c Wfiaioner al Sliffe-
minbc, Der ueb bcn itabigc Spiicn al
See Cream tpiuaer Smsrpriicn up
iii en- iaaoan &eioc, Of millorc bcl.
6ig itiucbe Solt maa Ipiic lit @rso
lloen Smer, llutter ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
4 Erorrnt &cntc
% inscn Stat at bctale
paa 9crcs Il. g. 8onas

Set or bpaS &c Tprenebe Stat,r
tilbpocr | lit anSct 6%ribeoslaau
%rmo. 9Gs nrrmcrc @:tingeller l
ADVERTISEMENTS saa She q bette
Hnmer. SciSs Scres %anfbr iSaa
/ Nn!cSnins ct clcr Here Sonns-
Gnbper iom har Tcngs bnroe fIsb'
ioetminoitc ct |pnS = $50 eler
Here hpis maj bar HaaS til, oa NIs'
bet al Bombs or GU Dob % iiffer EeH'
seaubrins:lie iamt ifuttefrL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
1nolanoet.
cSp,pa.
50 GpIlcocs 1nacs inmmcu.

SDwd.
So GuIlcacs 1aacs iammcu. Sc
AMBER GIarf College / Solcoo or aaaet
iro / Soc college / Gcbar &opina, %
ct ,Sorb tilhercnhe Den iorltnrrntc
Srrcronitolt uiI anuctoca I'll Sp1e
relic al en- 2conbcr Glart NoIl oco
Goo Gonc0c buorpch Nauuct ncl be
parcs. 9canocr GIarf College por
ourcttct al airfciomfunoct llnitco
Brethren. "a Sen me @nanin8 oco
Soc Golcac ifal h~opcoioNcllg bcnnt'
les til lln0crpi2niug / Hcli9ion.
Spritc Scicrtprcr nnfpmnc. Sra
Gamp Gobgc mcIbtcs Den lOoc o@.
at Sc icrItc pirfcIigc Gcicrtercr "a
por braQt illo Ill %circn % lnoldt |
Set militUrc STugicI. 6nn8crnc cr
elmer Z. acplcr, Sonlc2 Il. Srtor,
&jctor InOcrlon % 6eIir Sbornton.
&c nrrcitcrcoe& / SeuiIS cafe, u
Eot., % set ipnte@ melt rlmcIl8 ar
Sc bouoc truft fla til Canada. &c
rar uoifrcpnc ira Nortb Gatota o.
iful0c haze uurct nco Den lerIte Scr
icnNiuQ ira hcnnc Stot, men bapoc
helt un0lnbt al rupportcre. &c ioAocs
at pile titles Tor bcu olmlloclt12
Net, men Sioeu oerior par life be
ltcnlt.
Surtc Sruppcr til Camp Guogc.
Scr mcIotCe 0cn lite Is, ira Camp
Go0ac at Ser i'plQe Ell I'm Sr0ninG
nil talca 700 Minno ira bpcrt NcNi
rrcllt Scr % iclocs inhopcr | Sobct
al Sc uritc ioo Gnlc, ~ al 1000
uoitrcpnc Nc0rc iitc0ct nil brinNc@
~ ira Su0rn. NJ Sc hpi0c Mnn0'to
Ter. Ser iluttca ira Camp 0ooQc, itaI
onltrcnt 1000 icnoc2 Ill Sort Gam
Nouiton % 5000 I'll SEEMING, y.
NJ. Ter ifol / Su0cn prrc nlcQcn
W%iaiornricIic mcO Dc NANCE Iortc
Manoifabcr ser fonccntrcrc0c, % Tor
al ime0cfommC Ct uIminocIlgt Mrap
hcrnc0c nil 1000 Nclrc icn0c2 I'll
Camp So0Qc icr &intcrcn in0trUocr
TnbrifbrnnS i Charles Gitp. On
N>locbrano / Nort Norr Cos 'torc
Tnbrif / Charles Sim iorpoI0tc Den
1O0e IS. ct Cab al $500 GOO, Set
par NioclinQcn for StcbuiuQ oN ll6
boring al @ronothnI'trc, Der ebcIo1
hca, men noacn Sorliufclic / Scpcrin.
ger iiellc a%outrnftcr b~c'rnQtcoca
life. Nnrt Enrr Cos TnbrItanlTd
cr ncrnIil / &c ii0itc Bar NIur bIrpct
/ ocn @raS uoui0ct, at Ncttc SIoc.
~brono2tob al 100000 life cQcltliI
hnr 'no mcact at ii9c. Goruocn Nnl
munition tiIoirfca ser M / Nort
Barr Cos Tobrifcr manage ioritlclli
&c Ncle al DC cnAcIifc "Gonf2" inTi
mcact al Hcpifnbcr % Moitincr til Sc
omcrifnnlfc Stlb2buQQcricr.
Nuinbclio Stutipn Smcitcr. NmcS
har Den pore al pare Den ierltc Sto
tiou pan oct Itorc Northmcitcrn 90
ncipitcr, hpor ~fpinbcIig S%totiou9mc.
tier or oniot. Wiro ). u. 2nughlin
onfom iorIcocn ira Chicago 90 pucr
toa itrur 'Stlliu9cn mco IiAcian itor
Sittcrhco iom noAcn al line Qrnn
hnarcoc TorQIunQcrc. Get itol uUrc
9torthnellcrn @ancn2 0cuiiQt at an
pcuoc auiuNer ! eli uNitrGtt @rnb /
biaic S%tilinQcr, % Mrs. %%uuNblin
err en- Al Sc ioritc. Sum cr Nuitru til
Ell Nououftnr, ser / 80 Mar cllcr
mere bor ituoct / @onciclitobct@ sic
ncitc. "a i%oIlcIil Qopra nm Gortrir
ircmior andre. Nrn bUrcr Den req
lcmentcrcoc Uniform al 6rottc. &cit
M %uc, men filler iiQ irn line monN-
llnc aoIlcqaCr pc0 ct mnrjucblaot
Sfiprt. Get ~puohuiIcr hcuoc iom
Stotion@mcitcr 'orit % ircnit II no
rnobc sc ioriticligc Foaio1crtop@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
Noro Safpta.
Nuinn. fnnocn opo.

&uine: fnnocn oso. MrS. gFarp
NcIicn. Suitru til greI q, &eIlcn,
@cticnt / CT al SaracS Soteller, iarb'
teS icrlebcn iom Sig otter at bapc
taact @iit. SoruifIinSer / bet Ggtc'
ifabcIise 2ip iaabcS at bare pTrei
a~ariasen til Den iortpileSe Sano.
ling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
Ndbe'

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pSaruC Ill al
Srsr1tre
tuee!i9t Spy
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-16
I'll aQc liOcuOc!

Ioo Srimeyts I'll Spar ienbss frit Spr
l~psning ON en- al en- missioner ira Oiins
Sien inoiert uomsrtst @teiein Tor aftbma,
Srontlt, aotarrh. va @ripYt m. NJ.
INDIA MEDICIN co.
1922 N. Kedzie Ave-, Chicago, III.
alGuu bette Slab!
Evening star., 1917-09-24
In Memoriam.

BAGLEY. In sad but loving remembrance oe
our dear son. LLOYD SMITH. who died one
year ago. September "a, 1916.
One sad and lonely year ago today
Since the one we dearly loved passed AWAY.
FATHER AND MOTHER.
BAGLEY. In loving memory of LLOYD a,
BAGLE1: who died one year ago today. Seps
LAvINIA z. BROWN.
KING. In loving remembrance Of my beloved
husband ard a devoted father JAMES =
KING. whose precious life was 30 suddenly
taken away one year ago today. septembss
"a, 1915.
Some may think that you're forgotten.
That the wound has long been healed,
But they do not know the sorrow
That Is in my heart concealed.
SARAH AND CORA KING.
MCCARTHY. In sad and loving renembr.nes
who departed this life three years ago todays
September "a, 1914.
Through all the pain at times she'd smile.
A smile of heavenly birth.
And when the angels called her home,
She smiled farewell to earth.
Heaven retaineth now our treasure
Earth the lowly casket keeps,
And the sunbeams love TO linger
Where angel mother sleeps
CTS.
MEYER. In sad but loving remembrance a
dear husband end father. CHARLE3
MEYER. who departed this life one year age
today, September "a. 191e.
May he rest\in peace.
BY THE FAMILY z
SCOTT. Sacred to the memory Of our deap
mother, ANNIE SCOTT, who departed this life
eleven years ago today, September "a 1905
and sister LYDIA. three months and
twenty days. June T. 1917.
shadow rests upon home.
We miss their loved faces;
Where'er we turn, where'er we look
We their vacant places
By MARY Z. AND LAURETTA
WILLIAMS. In sad remembrance Of our belovsA
mother, CAROLINE WILLIAMS, who entered
sweet rest thirteen years ago today. Septembs9
"a, 1904.
Oh, these parting scenes will end
AT the crystal rivers brink
We shall find each broken link
Then the star that fading here
Left our hearts and home SO drear
We shall more bright and clear
Some sweet day by and by.
LONELY, DEVOTED DAUGHTER LILLE.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
CONFEREES ARE ALMOST
AGREED ON TAX BILL

The war tax bill was almost finished
today by the Senate and House con.
ferees. They were on the verge OF
complete agreement. expected late to-
day or not later than tomorrow, with
total Senate levy of S1.060, 0,0oo.Oo0 on
war excess profits but little changed,
according to reliable reports from the
conference ROOM
The only important obstacle in the
way of complete agreement was said
to be renewed demand of the House
members for a fiat exemption OF per
cent on capital stock in calculating the
war excess profits tax.
Rut few and comparatively unim-
portant miscellaneous matters remained
in dispute, and the conferees hoped to
dispose of them late today.
Conferees on the bill resumed work
TODAY with the question of an agree
ment on excess profits rates and ex-
emptions. apparently depending largely
upon the action of Senate members on
the House compromise proposal, which
is said to provide for important con-
ceSSionS by both sides.
Exemption of all contributions to char
table and educational institutions from
the income tax was one of the most
important steps taken yesterday. This
will affect almost every college and
foundation in the country. The House
bill proT..,ied no exemption, and the Sem
ate pro;vrsed exemption only up to Is
per cent of the contributors income.
The second-class mail rates agree
ment provides separate zones for ad-
yertising and reading matter at widely
different rates, to go into effect from
three months to two years after enact
ment of the bill into law. The rate
on advertising ultimately would range
from between / and cents a pound in
the first zone to about 10 cents in the
last The rate on reading matter would
be slightly in excess of the present L.
cent rate pound in the first zone Of
$50 miles and the extreme zone rate
would be less than cents. County
weeklies, farm and religious and SINH
lar publications would be exempt from
the advertising rate.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
SUGAR ECONOMY URGED
IN j. S. TO AID FRANCE

Unless Americans, the greatest sugar
eating people in the world, cut down their
normal consumption of that product dur
Ing the next three months. our French
allies will suffer actual privation for want
of enough sweets to supply their physical
needs, condition which has led Food
Administrator Hoover to ask Americans
to curtail their sugar bill.
The French have requested that
1000 tons of sugar be allotted them
out Of our new crop next month, and
probably more at later period. The
only other country that at present has
normal supply of sugar is Java, but
lack of tonnage makes it impossible to
take it on the long journey to France.
What ships are able to make Java
ports are bringing away hemp and
sisal SO vital to the war needs of the
allied armies.
4 statement given out by Mr.. Hoover
reads:
Our own situation is that we have
just sufficient sugar to maintain our
normal consumption until the 1st of
January. when the new West Indian
crop becomes available to all
our consumption is at the rate of
ninety pounds per person per year-a
little under four ounces a day per
person. \
The French people are on a ration
Oh sugar tuudl 10 oHiy lHeHt Z
| pounds per annum per person, or at
| the rate of less than one single ounce
| per day for each person.
The English and Italian rations are
| also not over one ounce per day.
| The French people will be entirely
without sugar for over two months il
we refuse to part with enough from
| our stocks to keep them supplied with
even this small allowance. as it is not
| available from any other quarter.
| Sugar, even to a greater amount
| than the French ration. is a human
necessity. If our people will reduce by
| one third their purcases and consump-
| ton of candy and of sugar for other
| uses than preserving fruits. which we
| do not wish to interfere with, we can
save the French situation"
Evening star., 1917-09-24
TO RECOUNT PRIMARY VOTE.
Both Sides in Mayoralty Contest
Agree to Action.

NEW YORK. September 24.-The ap-
plication of Mayor Mitchell for a re-
count of the vote in the republican pri-
mary last Wednesday was presented in
the supreme court here today before
Justice Cohalan, who said he would
sign the order.
Counsel for William NJ. Bennett,
whom the mayor defeated by a small
margin on the face of the returns, and
counsel for the board of elections entered
formal consent to the recount. 1t is ex-
pected the work of going over the ballots
will begin tomorrow.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
Manslaughter Charged.

! James Lomelo is charged with man
slaughter in an Indictment returned
TODAY by the grand jury. Lomelo lives
lat Orange, n J., and was driving the
Iautomobile of a Mr.. Graves of that
place when he struck and killed a boy
named Edwin q. Boehman on the
Bladensburg road June 30 last. Lomelo
gave bail and continued with his en-
ployer to Florida.
James Marshall. a member of the
Capitol police rorce was indicted for an
alleged assault with a dangerous weap-
on. He is charged with cutting Lafa-
yette Creekmur. a doorkeeper. in the cor
ridor Of the House gallery, August )
last. The men engaged in a Scuffie and
the doorkeeper was cut on the arm. He
was disabled for about a month, it is
said.
The grand jurors ignored a charge of
assault with a dangerous weapon pre-
ferred against Heath c. Moorman.
Other Indictments.
Others indicted and the charges
and Margaret Papas. adultery; James
Arthur Reed, assault with intent to
rape; Dorsey Shreeves and Isaac Lee.
assault with dangerous weapon; James
Murray. joy riding: Charles Johnson.
housebreaking and larceny: Louis
Grant. alias John Jackson. depreciation
on private property; Lena E. Brown.
alias Ellen Taylor, housebreaking and
larceny; Mary Burrows, alias Mary A.
Carter. grand larceny: Boiling F. Dem
ham and Vincent Schley, carnal knowl-
edge; sylvester Shields, embezzlement:
Buford Leonard Tucker, housebreaking
and larceny; James Marshall, assault
with dangerous weapon: Samuel T. Pot
ter. Howard NJ. Jones. Alfred L. Wig
gins, Joseph A. Pessag gno. Dexter Goad
and Thomas Warfield, support;
Robert F. Phillips. seduction, and Rob-
ert l.. Pearson, jr., joyriding.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
MARRIED.

DWYEH-RYAN. EILEEN L. RYAN and
ERNEST l.. DWYEn married at Dalti-
more. Nd, In the Cathedral, by the Rev.
Father stickney. chancellor, September L.
1917.
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DIED.

Der % 1917. at s:s5 am. ALICE BRUCE
beloved mother of Augustus G. Bruce. 1sz1
Funeral from above address Tuesday. septemtes
Is. At Pm. instead Of pm. Friends ius
vited.
CHRISTIAN. On September .. 1917, at II 20
an, at his residence, soa Maryland ayeuuS
northeast n, after . short illness. =. D. cHRIss
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
coLLEY. On Saturday. September q. 1917. a
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. O. Nc
EEmpsrichl Enp1 Is47 Calvert street 9orthwc:s
Colley. in the ninety NTH year Of her age.
Funeral private. Please omit howers. 24'
EDWARDS. On Sunday, septsmber -, 1917, -
loved husband of Alice T. and son Of tho late
ZEN, cen: ssmuel Murray Edwards Of Lsssburg. Va.
on Wean..a,1 drUm the chapel at Sas Hun
pm. Kindly omit flowers. 2as
eAsK1Ns. Departed this lie on Saturday, Sep,
less East Capitol street. JAMES d. G.. tb3
husband Of Jennie Gaskins. father Of George
Mabel L. westrny.
Zion! Jehovah is her strength
81 secure she smiles at all her foes;
AnS W,,ssa nsary 70 travellers , at length
Funeral services at 1885 East Capitol street,
tween Bird and Az streets southwest. Tuesdsn.
September 2o. at 1 pm.
RIGGS. A. Providence Hospital. September q,
1sA'. 1UsEPH {. HIGGS. beloved husband
j. Duke.
Funeral from his late residence, 24o1 Pennsyl.
xaEia avenue. Tuesday. September 25. aS
pm lnterment at Congressional cemeterSb
c4'
1NGLE. On Sunday. September 3. 1917, a
B.ne Ridge summit, IAoGEN TAYL0D
INGLE. wife Of Rev. Edward II. Ingle of this
city.
Funeral from the Church of the Epiphany -
Tuesday at 2:30 O'Clock.
KooNs. On September %, 1917. at 11:15 pm.
at his residence 1115 street northeast
Henry L. kooNs. in his ninety-third yeaKs
noon, September Is, at O'Clock,
LITTLE. On Sunday. September %. 1917, a
Gl0 o'clock am. SAMUEL EDWARD LITs
Little, aged twenty-three years.
Funeral from his parents residence, EOS 10th
street stree northeast. Tuesday, September IS. AZ
yited to attend.
MeMANAKY. On Friday. September q, 1917,
BRUCE JOSEPH McMANAMY. beloved son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManamy.
| Funeral services at Lees chapel. $50 Pennsyls
aania avenue northwest. Tuesday. septemb4
| 20, at IL Am. 24s
REEDER. Departed this, life. September a.
| l91l, at Sis PM. CARRIE, beloved wife o4
William Reeder. She leaves to mourn her one
Funeral services Tuesday morning, Septsmbep
| 70, at her mother r-in-laws residence. 17O5 sth
street northwest. thence to st. Cyprian'S
o'clock Interment in Mount Olivet cemeterS
24s
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BTRoBEL-BRoMIEY. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bromley announce the marriage of their
daughter HELEN IRENE to Mr.. CHARLES u
8THOBEL Mt New York September IL, 1911 .
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WILL SING FOR SOLDIERS.
Eight-Year-Old Lad, George Sim
mons. Offers His Services.

Master George Simmons. eight years
old. is going to do his bit by singing
and dancing for the soldiers
Young Master Simmons, who lives at
1916 33d street northwest, wrote to the
commission on training camp activi-
ties, War Department.
u am a litsle boy eight years old
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MRS. DOROTHY ". BURNS
. INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

Mrs Dorothy W. Burns, twenty-three
years old was indicted today by grand
jury for an assault with a dangerous
weapon She is charged with shooting
Miss Charlotte L. Porter near Sth and
East Capitol streets June I last. Miss
Porter worked at a drug store where
the husband of Mrs. Burns was en-
ployed and, it is said. was receiving
attentions from him. Mrs. Burns was
arrested with the pistol in her hands
and admitted the shooting, it is stated,
charging that Miss Porter had ruined
her home" Miss Porter. it is stated,
was in the hospital for seven weeks.
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Prices Follow Conferences.

The announcement of prices agreed
upon after many months of investiga-
ton by the Federal Trade Commission
and conferences between government
officials and the leading men of the iron
and steel business was accompanied by
the following statement:
1T was stipulated. first that there
should be no reduction in the present
rate of wages; second, that the prices
above named should be made to the
public and to the allies as well as to the
government, and third. that the steel
men pledge themselves to exert every
effort necessary to keep the production
up to the maximum of the past, SO long
as the war lasts.
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CARDS OF THANKS.

HEAsLEY. We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to our many friends and
relatives for their kindness and beautiful noral
tributes extended at the death of dear
mother and wife, ALICE HAM1LL HEASLEY.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. 25
NALLEY. / wish to thank the relatives. friends
ana neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful feral offerings to my dear wife.
II. W. NALLEY.
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BORN

fRITcH. On Saturday. September %. 1917, q
Georgete~n University Hospital, TO Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas S. Fritch. a son.