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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

A. p. Corbit Odessa, IS; A. L. Crawford
Wilmington, SIS: F. NJ Crawford. IS; E. J
ballet. Wilmington, IS; E. Draper, VIII
mington, IS; A. Dupont, Wilmington. $40
A. Z. DUPONT. Wilmington. SIS; Mrs. G.
S. Elliott. Wilmington. s25; Z. Garrett
Wilmington. S.; II. S. Garrett, Whining
ton, So: B. Gluckman. Wilmington. s5: G
Gray. Wilmington, So: F. Fl. Hoffecker
ton. So; W. C. Jackson, Wilmington. So
l.. c. Kent, Wilmington, IS: Fl. J. Krebs
Wilmington, So; w. F. Kurtz. Whining
ton, So; J. Marvel. Wilmington, s.: w
G. Mendinhall. Wilmington, SIS: Mrs. w
g. Mendnhall. So: l.. Mustard. Whining
ton. So: o. holland. Wilmington. So; J.
Richardson. Wilmington. IS: Mr.. Sauls.
bury, Wilmington, IS; Mrs. Gait Smith
Wilmington. s.: W. A. Speakman. Will
mington. 50; F. G. Tallmen. Wilmington
IS: E. T. Warner. Wilmington, So: R J.
Warner. Wilmington, 81; h. Wilson, Will
mington. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

Rev. F. Johns Bohanan. formerly OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

George Julian Zolnay. sculptor. is to
address the Liberal Religious Union of
All Souls Church this evening at
z o'clock. Mr.. Zolnay will speak
on 1.-THE Development of Church Archi-
lecture" illustrating his address by
blackboard drawings.
Els Religion Possible Without Mir
acle?" Is the subject for the sermon by
Rev. Ulysses G. b. Pierce in All Souls
Church this evening at o'clock.
This 10 the seventh sermon in the spe-
cial course of Sunday evening dis
courses on Fundamental Questions of
Religious Thought" At this service
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will sing
the following: The Sounds Distract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

Julia II. Laskey. and visitors. Miss +.
Reene. Mrs. J. C. Kelton, Mrs. David
Mccarthy. Mrs. Samuel Lorman and
Mrs. Maurice Tally
On Tuesday donations OF all kinds
will be gratefully received, and all
kinds of fancy articles. candies and re-
freshments will be on sale. the pro-
ceeds to be used for the benefit of the
home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08
FLAWS luE WIlINI ~i.lIlN
DN COAST AEt NtIIIp.


stN TEN.DlHCU Sept Conn
pruhrn.It. plan ur rNur Oh, pric,
land handling 600 distribution of
wheat 600 thr Pacific coast we're an.
uu.n..I N'rr TODAY bs " a. Levin.
SECOND ti.o president of the federal
Food administration grain corpora
tOr
When inr prIo. of wheat con mo
ruUii. coast b. named by Herbert
ilooters representatives.. 30 VIII bc
"a fixed price Tor tH, present entire
season Nr I,lut announcement
mId fI vIl B., FOO tu, interest of
IAN FARMERS and alI holders of wheat
land ryD ip 500 their grain imme
.duirlF and save charges once tho
figure o. given u.f IN" food aa
muIs'UtiOu desires that wheat and
ryo u. solid Ht ns holders through
'hr regular channels
The fool administration VIII bus
all wheat and rtr nbon delivered 80
San Francisco N1v terminals. 1ul
'uu.E f'Irr arrival Payment VIII bo
Wal. n. .Jr.H.H., Receipts accord
/. ur 200 t.u quantity 1uI quality
80 nRUIr of wheat anI rtD u
r1i'I 40 san Francisco uf fcrm
lrl.H '...p' mills may .'Ii onlt tu
'hr 'H.I administration
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

After suffering with terrible pains
u his back and around his kidueys
Tor eight years and after having
ried several doctors and different
medicines 'lEis Soucrs, AIDE. Ind,
write. Foley Kidney Pills were
recommended tu me and tho fird
bottle removed o." pain. After tax
ing three BOTTLES the bloating was all
gone aui has never bothered ma
urr' When relief can be- had so
mirf'H why not Danish harkarhe
hcuua'ir pains stiff and sRollc1
Joint, cfr-cd by Iisurdcrcd hiluevs?
Sold br 2 " collins Drug Com
pauy
Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

Jury II NOT COMPLETE
n IDNA ~ Ikih


rH a Ha0rI afef lfs~s
RID OAK. Iowa Sept Nf'h
rfIournment until Monfay morning
rss taken late today in the murder
rial N The Rev. Lyn Gee. J Kelly.
Indicted IN connection WIN in'
FIH.ea. Ia a murders OF 1912 p
scored TO be the opinion Of counsel
ftaf tso more days would p. f'i1ll
ID to complete selection Of ih' jury
Seventeen jurors have hefn pas
81 for cause. Indicating thc et'r'i.r
o. least tive prempiorJ chhlienF's
81 I'D. has ten peremlfory chal-
lerrrs
a. unsuccessful attempt wa usl'
today hy friends Of the hcf ~
ksllr 10 obtain his reieas" u 80
9f8 bpnd. Thirteen signers ineina
81 three close RELATIVES 81 ne az
msns victims Judge " - hoies
bfrsidlng said thar under ihe ias
aely could no, be ADMITTED 70 ''''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08
Mrs MANSION TAkI~
STAND UIH pItI.N~I


-r fuHN-H N| 49,. rtf
Wr. AI.u E.nr rnu aIu rr total
Ia-. charged nIfh fUr murder nf
fI.# HrH ItFIn ff. rrH..Vslr.n II
crippled daughter Off, r-rhhur
tlus fHs stand Ir Dor uau Ir..uss
fnfrf aHI denied sh. Dad i'f'sd fhr
child
~ lowed fHs rfrI .Hs liI
Or pas Dan. eHar Nr. k.HrI.fHr
vas called fH fra stand arI .Hs Hsi
r.i proceeded Oar n Hsr fIr,rf Pool
tIr..t aHrH IuIrUmeHf aa fHkru
uUfII tomorrow
Urr I.rH' rlmr soon after % "a
f.rIfh Boston detective. aho vas
fra HraI witness for fhr state hHI
testified sHr HHf once fH'i him hUu
rhr s.ussI fhs FIri L..ft added thai
lnf.r fIa defendant bad made many
ruu.f-f Hnr statements in -eme ei
.l.rh Ed. f.U..l fh tuHg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08
CONSPIRACY INDICTMENTS
SEEM TO Be IN PROSPECT
IadusITIaT N0TE1T7 0TIE1 H0F" y
considered



Federal sDfH.f a.r.... u.. .H.
drew lair tndaf I.u" ....i .H .|
the Socialist unt hHHl. HH|
the office Ul fE. American IHII. q
n"uspnnor UTirI occupation n.
the offices o. thorough .Hr.I uf fho
quarters resulted Iu seizure oi much
literature and pIl.. ..H.. fh.u
those taken at The ru. .I I.. uH uu
"Wednesday D. lUl...| editor
~ the paper -HII Tonight '.. NU.
moan Socialist probably HU4U nf
resume publication th' aH .uur
put tho FINISHING touch u Dos dI.
barment some wee. lf1 "um fIs
nails The prbllsh'IH OFF fHr Social
ist had turned overt hD mailing I.f
o. another weekly called th, EEo
Opener but the latter paper nH.
notified by federal officer. f COULD
not fill the American Socialist m.II.
ing list.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

Notice 20 Traveios When
you have finished reading this paper
please throw IL cut the car window
% VII D. grostly Appreciated tv
trackmcn and other employees who
we're unable 90 secure paper before
going 90 wc-s this morning They n
enjoy reading the latest var reus
Thank yUu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08
NNNII NITIuN RELEASED
TO MEXICAN GDNIENMINr.

49, N..nHfuffN ffNas
SAN ANTONIO Texas sept g.
ON order. OF the southern depart
mont 5000 NU cartridge property
of thc Mexican government and held
here Is months were released tu
IoIluadcs Garcia. Mexican consul
1i laredo 70 was reported here that
90 special train is waiting az Laredo
.to carry tUr ammunition to Mexico
CITY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08
Spencer Corsets
Awarded gold medal at Pana

Awarded gold medal at Pana.
ma-paoific Exposition. A spec.
ial design for each customer.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask TO
see them at Minors Band Box.
6I7 Polk Street. Phone 83l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

Attractive real estA,s offerings
never meet with Indifference when
made through the classified columns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

Tho suns uuly rIva. Edison Ma.
ia Lamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

"Th0s thing labelled patriotism 90
tho lamhuyauf and spread-e1gle
fyp, tongue service and lip bray
ery doesn't make o very strong ap-
peal f1 m, Doe saiI
Senator Williams OF Mississippi
r,markIur that u effect senator
UardV.rk bad referred i0 the .p""rh
of Senator Neisnn ss spread-"aEle
patriotism said oi DOB Minnesota
colleague
ZOO prrad. earIo1 Tor 'oHr years
Boz th, civil var win muskr' 20 his
.HmIG.r iIp didn't goo lnl '1Ik
about tho constitution
or Senator iiarIVick statement
that boz bad NOT advised resistance
200 the drr aR Senator William.
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08
GOVERNOR 5 TRIAL
DEVELOPS SLOWLY
". ~. HANGER TFsIUITS ~ ~
GARD To IiNOt = -
CROW IIND.
y, Associated Pre-.

" NAshfAffn ffH@s
AUSTIN. Tct. Sept Nr U
tenn, by " \ HanErr Governor =
? Fcrguson's chief counsel 'u hf
testimony regarding tho escrow uH1
in the Temple State BANS Ir.vu H.
tho governor special account H.
81 this afternoon AZ tho Impeachment
trial of Governor Ferguson N...r
the senate
President FRO Tenn vs. b. u... ."
81 that tho testimony V.H HI...
bic ~ showing rhr $4,000 ...rs.
against the gutcruuI official
uIuut on August - IF' ..H.
not have been taken from .". U.
account before thr hHus. ' .H.
Titled that ON that H1'' '. ..
prnor bad only $500 b. Dob. r..
sccouHt The article. DID,. ..u.
mcuf charge that 90" governor
appropriated e. 600 from DON.
account io settle e. rrr.Uu.. ..
tom
u. =. sterling Tc>titir-.
SIR Hanger ohl,DUH. ...
90 S sterling Or sid'ri .I ... .f..
fuu Lumber euWpau. FH
stand sterling testified HI. ...l
bought $3.50 acres OBJ. .f.
,.t county lruu Dut.rH" .....
..u .ul % o. Mansfield f
fH..afiun arose u.sr f'
sHu. this Ra. or fhs u.I..
lumber o fhr lend tH. uI..
crow u fhe Temple h"t
$4,000 100 all
sterling said b. newer r..'
..r' fu th. governor a.nt
0s money
g.,r~4 Taken Ina MuudN.
Mansfield followed Nr r
f.I Federated the st1fr"..'
fH. escrow funds %. I t
fau weeks ago te sued Oh. ..'.
lYr II. share of the escrow I.
which ultimately wa decide
HrrI.g t0 tho lumber company
rls only other witr ''i.E
Dr. o. D. Vlnson. pres dent " p"
University ~ Texas nh. w.. pre-
vented hv ohl'ciione tr'm rf.H0
urh Uf the testimony dr'"' .'.H
..n r the house Investigation
Recess vas taken tonight d.'
Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

See John J. McGraw of the
New York Giants at the Olympic
Tuesday. 264-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

Intentional 1r not and .is effect is
tho same TO create unrest among
our young men and 90 make them
feel they are unIus'ly treated
Senator Haflwlck Boo reply. asked
T It aas an insult and degradation
t0 the American soldier t0 have boss
psy increased a hr had proposed
Nhy DO Was uot so when congress iu-
creased the pay o. pr.fates last May
He declared boz resented an attack
hy Senator Nelson bat bad too much
respect Cor Tine Minnesota senator f,
years % say Rh4f be- thought about
UIs rrwHrk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

Gibbs meudmeuf ought never to
l.fn been offered o. nuEhf uuf iH
be- considered. u- purpo-. surthef
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

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Valeska Surratt in The Slave"
Olympic Monday. 264-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-08

ADVERTISEMENT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
MONEY WILL WIN THE
WAR SAYS E. H. GARY
nternational News Service:

international News Service:
CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Money and
not men will decide the issue in
the present war and the side with
the most money will win, in the
opinion of Judge Ebert II. Gary,
chairman OF the board Of directors
of the United States Steel corpora
ton. who is in Chicago today after
three months in the northwest.
Judge Gary also predicted a long
and bloody war.
Not until there have been
changes in positions and conditions
will there be any practical basis for
settlement of the war insofar as
signs now show" said Judge Gary.
LAS in all great wars the side
with the most money will win-if
the war is carried to a logical finish
and there is no compromise. The
United States has one-third Of the
worlds wealth. That is great
factor. The allies need our money
more than they need our men"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
W0MAN'S CLUB WILL
HAVE CHORAL CHORUS

The music department of the
Mishawaka WOman's club will hold
its first meeting of the new club
year Tuesday evening, Oct. 9. The
programs throughout the season
will deal principally with American
music. One of the most promising
features of the departm will be a
ladies choral club under the direc-
ton Of Prof. H. w Owens of Chi
cago, who is head of the Western
School of Music at Winona lake. He
was director of the great chorus that
won the prize at the San Francisco
exposition and is also director at
present of choral societies in Elk
hart and Plymouth.
The department feels gratified at
having been able to secure so sue
cesSful a director. All club men,
bers are urged to enter the chorus
at the first meeting and nOn-club
members may join by meeting GER
tain requirements. Mrs. r. II. Jer-
negan, program chairman, or Mrs.
II. +. Suders, department chairman,
will be glad TO enlist members for
this chorus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
SUIT REVEALS PROFITS
OF HATRED HAT HYENAS'

International News Service:
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The luc-
rativeness of checking hats in a
large restaurant is indicated by the
injunction proceedings of one Louis
WIKI 10 restrain a well known cafe
and restaurant company from giving
the checking privilege in their res
taurant TO another bidder
WIKI had the concession for 81
600 per year. but seems 10 have
been laid aside when another enter
prising concessionaire offered 81
500 a. year
The restaurant company claimed
its contract with WIKI called for
equal treatment OF all customers
and that the hat boys employed by
WIKI were gifted with rare psyche
logical qualities. which enabled them
10 distinguish between a dead one"
and a Give one" The difference is
we'll known 20 any one ever the OBJ
iect OF an attack by these hat
hyenas." In short. the restaurant
company alleges that the non-tIpper
suffered taunts from the check boys.
grimaces and the occasional drop
ping Of his hat The check boys
viii probably have their business
agents inform the gentlemen from
the press" that they do not wish 10
be interviewed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
"GREAT" COMEDY STAGED
IN LOCAL POLICE COURT

Mishawaka broke into vaudeville
in real mot reel) life in the staging
of one of the best comedies of the
season Thursday morning in the city
court. The sketch was produced
by Rosetta Hemminger, with Asst.
Pros. Hennessey and Atty. Parks do
ing the stage directing jointly, with
Judge Feig as the director-general.
The cast of characters included the
complainant, Simon A. Haines, the
defendant, Eli Berger. and William
Deyore and wife. The scene was the
Berger residence, and the time was
last Labor day. Much action was
introduced throughout the plot,
which was woven about a family
row, alleged 10 have been started by
Haines, who was accused of prOvOk-
ing an assault on the plaintiff while
the party was peacefully seated
about the dinner table on the above
named day. No blows were struck
in the original fiasco at the Berger
home. but in its reproduction in the
city court some of the principals
seemed likely 10 mix things up at
any moment Several of the city Of
ficials left their desks and attended
the performance" which was con-
cluded with Director general Feig
reserving his decision until later in
the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
MAYOR GAYLOR
ISSUES APPEAL
Asks All Citizens to Respond
to Salvation Army Tag
Day Saturday.

Mayor Gaylor has issued the fol-
lowing statement in behalf OF the
local branch Of the Salvation Army,
which will hold a tag day here
next Saturday for war purposes:
To the citizens of Mishawaka:
The Salvation Army Of this city
will have a tag day Saturday, Sept.
Is, for the purpose OF helping TO
raise their part of 100000 fund
for war service work. The amount
apportioned TO the local corps is
$275.
The president of the United
states has recognized the splendid
work being done by this great or
ganiZatiOn and has called upon the
commander of the Salvation Army
in the United States to send am
balances TO France and to assist gen.
orally in war relief work both at
home and abroad.
Il believe this work should re-
ceive the hearty support OF our citi-
gems. and l trust there will be gen.
erous response to their appeals on
tag day.
Ralph w Gaylor, Mayor"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
IlLSHAWAKA CENERALNEUIS
NOs7imes Office 12o Lincoln HomeP hone11
FORMER MISHAWAKAN
SEES LONG SERVICE

Sergt Frank de Clark, a former
Mishawaka boy. who has seen Il
years service in the army. and who
has been IN the PHILIPPINES on two
occasions and once in Alaska. is
now stationed at Camp Hancock,
Augusta. Ca He is "A memb Der OF the
Motor Truck Co. No. p. which is
doing yeOman service in preparing
the camp. The company is the only
unit OF the regular army stationed
at Camp Hancock II was the first
OF the motor truck companies in the
United States army to be organized,
and the men who constitute the
personnel were picked from the
quartermaster corps by special ex-
animation.
only 6 OF the original IS mem
bers are now in the company some
having been transferred TO other
units 10 aid in the work Of organ
ization. others having been sent TO
the school for chauffeurs and me-
chanics in San Antonio as instruc-
tors. while two are with Pershing
I'm France
Sergt de Clark is a son Of Mr.
and Mrs John de Clark, 7O1 E.
Mishawaka av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
RAID HOME Of
SCOTT NEARING
Seek Literature in Professors
Home Which Attacks
CONSUMPTION.

TOLEDO. O.. Sept 13=FederaI
authorities Wednesday night raid
ed the home of Prof Scott Nearing
in search of literature which they
said may have been used in a cam
paign of opposition 10 the army
cOnscriptiOn law Prof Nearing is
a lecturer on socialistic questions.
The authorities invaded the head
quarters of the Industrial Workers
of the World Nearing came here
two years ago from the University
of Pennsylvania.
No arrests were made at either
place. Important documents were
seized at both. the authorities an
nounced.
Prof. Nearing was among the
delegation which met in Chicago
on Sept. 3, under the name of the
Peoples Council of America and
Terms Of Peace against which Gov
Lowden of Illinois ordered federal
troops 10 proceed. He was named
member of the national executive
committee at the meeting held in
the Chicago cosmopolitan district.
Until a few months ago Prof.
Nearing held the chair of arts and
sciences at Toledo university. He
was dropped from the faculty Of
that institution because his alleged
unpatriotic remarks at the time the
United States was threatened with
war by Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
PAINLEVE FORMS
FRENCH CABINET
Socialists Who Accepted Port
fOIiOS Agree to Stick
by Decision.

PARIS. Sept. 13.-M Painleve has
succeeded in organizing a ministry
TO replace the Ribot cabinet For
time the socialistic radical group
presented an obstacle to the forma
ton of a ministry, ruling that the
five socialist radical mem bers of the
cabinet as selected by NJ. Painleve
should not be members of a cab
met where the unified socialists We're
not represented. These men, RenOut
Vincent. Besnard, Renard and Long
informed the party that they had
accepted the portfolios before the
party had reached this decision and
there was a bond of honor 10 re-
main. The matter was then dropped.
NJ Painleve presented the new
ministers to Pres't Poincare Wednes-
day night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-13
NEW PRINCIPAL
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
R. w. Johnson of Bluffton,
Ind, Succeeds Dan H.
EikenbeTry.

p " Johnson. principal OF the
high school at Elunton. Ind. has
been appointed 90 similar posi-
ton In the MIsnaWaka high school
in place Of Dan II. Eikenberry. who
has gone 20 take up Y. VI. c. A.
army work at Harrisburg. Miss. Mr..
johnson was given the position at
a meeting Of the school board Wed
nesday evening. and viii commence
his duties within the next few DAYS
tie is % years old. married. and has
one child. He is well known 20 Supt.
Horton, who speaks highly Of his
ability as an educationalist.
lie is a graduate Of Franklin coll
lege OF the year 1911. received his
degrees at Columbia and Chicago
universities. taught mathematics i'm
the school at Alexandria. Ind. for
two years. and was also on the staff
Of LapOrte high school Cor a period
Of three years He hHed the prin-
cipalship al Bluffton for about a
year. This school had an enrolment
Of go students
The position Of principal of the
local school has only been vacant
since the end OF last week For the
past few days. Byron S. Legg has
been attending 70 the duties of the
office.