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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
Miss Linderman, Descendant
OF Asa Parker, Married

South Bethlehem. Penn. Nav In the
Pro-Cathcdral. the Episcopal Church Of the
NATIVITY. TO-DAY. Niss EVELYN Iindcrman.
daughter ~ Mrs. Ruth =. Liuderman. and
Edwin Moon Robinson. Of Now York City.
were married. Dean 7. W. BccHman per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by Bishop
Ethelbert Talbot
Mr. Robinson to-day received bis commits
sion IN the Reserve Engineer Corps. Ne u a
graduate Of Harvard and Lchgh. and played
ootbal AZ both institutions. Mrs Robinson
is a Rreat-granddaughter Of Asa Packer. who
founded Lehgh Unyersity. She edu-
Gated in Paris and Dobbi Ferry. y. !.
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An Engagement

The engagement has been announced In
pittsbursh and this city or Miss Gertrude
Phillips. daughter OF \. Brucker Phillips 20
Nathaniel s. Flcischcr. OF New YORK. Miss
Phillips was introduced TO society i'm Pitts
hurgh about three years ago. She is a sister
Of Mrs. Ives Samucis. OF Mount Vernon.
y. y. Mr.. Floischcr is a member Of the cdi-
torial staff Of The Sun No date has been
set FOR the wedding.
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DEATHS

AHERN Francis Fraser. aged -. 'ay =.
Service on Ncaday. May O.. 10 n. m:
Church Of e. Mary the Virgin. Funeral
private Please omit flower.
ANDERSON On Friday. May :. 1917. Saran
Augusta wife Of the late Thomas Ander-
son and mother Of Augustus L. and John
n Anderson. IN her nth year. Services
a. her late residence. l9G Van Buren, ST.
Brooklyn. Monday. May Z. at p. m. 70
BAYER On Wednesday. MAY. 2. 1911 louisa
Raycr. in her Slst year. beloved mother OF
Mrs. A. Bcrnhardt and Mrs. William
Staak. Funeral from her late residence.
e10 Fact 18th 81. on Sunday. May 6. l9l
NJ . n. m. Intcrmont Lutheran Gene
terry.
BEAMAN On May (. 1917. at the re.idence
OF her daughter. Mrs. Edward J. hoime' b
in Boston, Hettie sherman. widow OF INC
late Charles c. Beaman and daughter OF
the late william NJ. Eyarts. IN inc e 5
vear Of her age Funeral service a. nm
manuel Church. Roston. on Sunday NAY
6. at o'clock. Burial AZ Nindsor' VIZ
on Monday. May Z, at ] o'clock.
BURNETT Passed away. az her home. ls4Z
10Th It.. Bath Beach. May =. Catherine
n. Burnett Funeral on Monday May !,
at 9 80 r. ~. thence 20 the Chlrcn OF
Our Lady Of Guadaloupc. loth Az. ana go
a.. where a solemn requiem nhas VII be
ment Holy Cross Cemetery.
CARROLI,-on Thursday. Elizabeth Carroll
Cnee Cla6byl, beloved wife o. James Car
rou deceased Funeral from her late resi-
dence. nc West goth ST.. on Monday. May
:. 1917. at 9l5 4. m. thence 70 the
church OF 81 Paul the Apostle. Columbus
av. and 18th ST. Please omit flowers.
DAuFKIRCH- Suddenly. on Nay I. 1911. at
81 Johns Hospital. Long Island City. IN
his 2lst wear. Harry 7. Dsufkireh. beloved
son OF Henry and MGgdeline Davfkireh.
FUNERAL services sunday. May 6. ~ ?. NJ.
AZ residence OK his n -ner, Bay View Hotel
North Beach. Long Island. lnterment 10
Cedar Grove Csuctor}.
DAvteoN Az West Hobo,cn. -. J.. on
Fridy~. Nav g. 1917. Jeat Mention Davi-
son. Tunersl services vfil be held on Non
dav. May E. 1917. a. p. ~, az her late
home. III High o.. West Hohoken. keia-
tiv,s ard friends are respectfully invited.
ln,armen, ruesday in Eyergreens Gene
teFy.
DE EfsCO-H WEDNESDAY. May ?. Florence de
Ni.eo lnce Blank. beloved wife q Amedeo
de Nisro. AGED "a years. funeral SUNDAY.
n. m, from hsr iato residence, bS East
10Th It. Benedietion az ST rhonas AQui-
nas's Church. Requiem mas Monday. 10
a m, at ST. Thomas Aquinass Church.
for the repose Of her soul.
DoNOHUE Friday, May 4. Edward y.
Donohus, husband Of Margaret Az; gard
Funeral from his late residence. blg West
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Society
Miss Lillian Hunt Talmage Be
comes Bride of r. {. Cecil
St. George

Miss Lillian Hunt Talmace, daughter
OF Mrs. r. Hunt Talmagc, was married
90 K. G.. Cecil ST. George. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard p. St. George and
grandson Of George 7. Baker, az noon
yesterday In the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Arrangements
were made 20 have the wedding on the
last day Of June, but as Mr. 81. George
expects a war detail soon the date wa
advanced The chanccl was decorated
with palms, ferns, Easter lilies and
spring flowers
The Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, pastor
OF the church. performed the ceremony,
which was followed By reception at
Cs~lton House. the home of Mrs Tai
mage. The bride. who was given in
marriage by her brother r. Hunt Tai
mage. wore gown of white satin
trimmed with old rose point lace and a
tulle veil with lace cap. She carried n
! large bouquet of Easter lilies. Her
only attendant was her little cousin,
/ Caroline Talmage. who acted as flower
girl. Evander b. Schley was best man.
and the ushers were Samuel J. Reeves,
Of Philadelphia; Newton Rae. Henry
Fairfield Osborn. jr.. Emlcn VI. pray-
ton, John Murray Mitchell. John hcan
and Nicholas L. Tilney
Among those at the church were Mrs
( r. Hunt Talmage, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
! Talmace. John +. Talmage, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Murray Young, George T. Baker,
, Mr. and Mrs. George +. Baker, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. ". Goadby Loew, the Misses
Loew. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate, Miss Mabel
1 Choate, Mr.. and Mrs. William I.
Kctcham, Mr. and Mrs. Maitland
/ Dwight. Mrs. Charles B. Alexander,
! Mrs. W. Pierson Hamilton, Mrs. Arthur
Woods. Miss Isabel Stcttinius. Miss
! Helen EIves. Mr.. and Mrs. Max ii.
Rehr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth =. Schley,
{ Mrs. George +. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Butler, Miss Muriel Win
throp. Mrs Frederick Thompson, Clar-
ence Lyman Collins. DR.. Charles But
Ter. Miss Sara Collier, Mrs. John Muir
ray Mitchell. Mrs. Henry Fairfield Os-
+ born. jr.. Mrs. william jay Schlefeln
and John A. Haddon.
! The engagement Of Miss Estelle
+ OdcU. daughter OF former Governor
, and Mrs. Benjamin 3. Odcll. and j.
+ Townsend Cassidy. son Of Mr.. and MR..
William +. Cassidy. of Nowburgh, y.
Y, was announced yesterday at
Ill -. l....n.. L.. NJ ndcI In hcr
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John Hatfield Frazee

John Hatfield Frazec. OF SIC West I s3d
street. q civil engineer in the Bureau "
Contract Supervision Of the Board Of Esti-
mate. died Friday night az Or. Lloyds sana-
-orium M Frazec was born in south AM
boy. y j. in 1867. lie was graduated from
member 90 the American Society Of Civil
rn.iursis. fOr toe last Ave years NJ.
Fra7ce had been tho principal engineering
rapresentat.,e o; the Board OF EStinate in
lrr construction o. rapid transit sl6ways
under tho dual contracts.
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IMPORTANT

Engagement Marriage. Birth. In
Msmofiam and Death Notices may he
telephoned TO The Tribune any time up
20 midnight for insertion in the next
days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and read the notice a. you wish u In
serted. Bill for same will be mailed TO
you later. The notice will reach over
100000 readers daily.
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i Bootblack
Ioins Hotel Staff

Women Learning to Run
TORS and Do Men $ Work
,orrunncr of conditions which
.s,in IN war time a girl was yes
.,,ointed a bootblack at the
.y.alpin. The girl, Miss Kitty De
- rather good looking, rcd
.,unc woman-nad presented
an advertisement for messen-
1oh, :. Gecrin, manager Of ser
5s no, think 1T advisable, at
:. ,se present. 20 have a mixed
- messengers.
o. bc said. of could get a
4, women bootblacks I could use
ne ladios' parlor.'
'es.-S,s On" spoke up the rcd-haired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
MARRIAGES

DALE DONSHEA- On Thursday evening
May 2. 1917. ~ l9i Monroe st., Brooklyn
by the Rev. Dr.. John z. Carson. Jane
Edith Donshea. daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
William |. Donshca, 70 Cyril Dale. son Of
Mr. and Mrs Obed o. Dale. Of Bcxley-
heath, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06


w W NiH- John trahc.s ia"ger' Mti.
Heleh AalPH Boswell. DR. amer KIN.
VINO VIII speak on China. and Mrs.
LOWS chase. o. London. VINO viii tell
OF hcr experiences 10 taking termal,
austrian and hungarian women out Of
England and English women from those
countries ana belgium during the hf :
''N months Oh thc war
5o,oo eo, ,l-- T-1-.c.. .s.... cL...
- - ...-a..;--I v i'n',,
.a,, ~ S.tis-J 49,. ~ 80 ifi''
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t-to r,,,aro,sos i,ct,,Jo ~ Ci,a IT,,
u Ao,aaJo. H. 81. ia. -
i,r;n, ,v,1,nard;ae, sfrI n On
V-iiso, 3D.. 49, - "a ~
t,i,'. IL. nay
Tho n,.u. ,r ho c.rl-o- sohool
"A -;.o ~ ,r,,.I -, ,,,,n,.,t
,t,' IN H. III pi..a Tbn ,,o
1 ~ IN ~, iI '' ~ ''. ,i.i,,.a ~
-. ~ t..l1I W., roLn IL
iior,s' -gV s.,. ,h n 49, - tho nayal
,,'''.,'1''U aa5 .bo ",,..i rocruits
'''''' ''''''' anu Nv ia" ' W. '''''
An entertainment for tho benef, Of
,Lo Coliforrio mil n Tho American
A,,brlancc FiclJ Service will be givcn
-, Er:da., .ie,orronn ~, ,Lo Ritz'carl-
two Young men from the University Of
California who are on their way 10
France. The object is to raise enough
money 20 purchase the necessary am
balances. Several have already been
given, but twenty are needed
Dudley Field Malone viii make an
address and Emory Pottle, direct from
The French front, viii show pictures
and tell Of his experiences at the front.
/ Irving 9. Cobb will make an address and
there will be patriotic songs by metro
politan artists Prominent actresses
/ will serve tea.
! The patroncasev include Mrs. Charles
/ p. Alexander. Mr.. William II. Croker
| Mrs. George B. Baker. Mrs. George De
Long. Mr.. Spencer Eddy. Mrs. VIII
lam X. Vanderbilt. ir. Mrs. Malcolm -
, Whitman and Mrs.. Herbert {. Hoover
The ,ommittpc i'm charge consists of
Mr. William X Vanderbilt. ir.. Mrs
/ y.o,.daI patcr Mr.. Uarrv n Drryca
/ NJ Coorge r Rakcr Mrs Daniel G.
IactIinc Airs Malcolm u, Whitman
ond W;1i;or, n Hereford
T;ckets may be obtained from Miss
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HELP WANTED
Male

ADVERTISING SALESMAN
(Bank) an unusual opportunity
for man of ability and character
TO sell complete advertising scr
vice for full years campaign for
banks. including q Christman Club
of exceptional merit. This service
prepared 10y expert with personal
selling experience, appeals Ia
Bankers generally. Reply. giving
fan information, age, references
and territory preferred. Liberal
commission and favorable contract.
tddrcs, System, $40 Broad ST.,
Newark, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
EnR SALE

,,o CAMPING WALL TENTS. sLi2hILll
1sed. SIS BARGAINS. compie ere S. "a pcs -,
~ st.vts-ff st94e. i3xlen -
stsso. extra Gies . price ~ tent oFea.
slo'e ,,i,v ~ LARGE. used compartment or
t,r,i., cents frr summer Farm bNei'lns'
,,rite Tor Bsrgsiu Price ~.
"'''' CARNIE-GOUDIE
,aOa Grand Ave. Kansas tiiy' NO
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male


Male
cAUDTNER Irish: FIRST class man eyccert m
,,' ercnoei non ~, t's'''' "s'''''
-'"''''
,.,,r,,,-t-y 80, .,-,oo,.r. man 20 anywhere.
40 c1re ont -fserencos Mi,s Shel- Agency.
80 ha.' '-' '. MURRAY '''.'
co,o
covrnxrss F-eica: crr~i.s1. ,hroo
.. ,f.-'.,eo und-rsf and. physical csses very
s,,,-c. -,,,r ..,..l,rr. $50 81. o.. Mes N1fmsyo's
Agony 10 East ga 70. 5I fr'- lrep'ne 49,
~ H'i ~ ...,',ii ,.e,.-l s,...ta..,ii. asi
....r.r,,f.,ie.l. ve,, desirable. $50 10. Na71r's
....
ii, a,,. ,l, ,.,, r, '- r,. e ro'crrar
Ns, sbaur.ree.y's AsriI,. D.; Ne,' gu F
ru,,,rrn,rAp MAID Eaxsh Protestant. t''l
,.r. frfs.-rfrg t,,s.la'. -ralt 'rot exceptionally
-,rrtc.,. ,,- dssrsb.c. best references. SO. Ma
,rr. Ar.r.. l.i No-t i-I 80
---,.-,,,,.p,,,p ID. r,rtorv,D and WAIT
~ -I,,-.. together ar separate. oE,eieut
. '..,...,r.- u An,. TIo'na;cr. Agc1cs. 10
rsi iai 81. % fcor Telephone $3.50 Mnra iiL
...,.,...,,,,,,, r..-s,,,,, ,.ope,,r.. reliable.
'hN ''l'i''' @ t o., ,.'-. ,Iirg. $50 t1- Colonial
"'. 49,, ',, "a, t1i ID
l.',tJ ,gir, s,mr.ol Agency Isl Lexington
I i.rl.,,Ie plaza ..0-
,.,.,. mai, ,...e,l. t,0,. ,f.,it
''l|'ls5, S-5. con'p.,eut. young VOL
rer1nlne,, , ,i'i ~ W. 7''''
N"''' "''
.-or,,f-n r.p,v worker or half t,ne Dixie
Agency II N''' i''" ~ .''-
..,.. ,,,,-.t-r-r,f.tn r-rlfsii. crr,rs ion ally
r..rr,.en,. rfGnrd. economical god manag.r cry
''r sumner, ,r.r,'l a. ''i'e.''' gov WIS
rnok Yong 1rsh Protestant: ~ Years refer
' '.,o,, "sii.. g. Wi,, H,.m5yc-s Asru,y. 10
~, "a 8. "a foor Tolephore ,9i7 Murray Inl
cook and CfANBERMND WAlIhts>e Si-"I.
,,.. . cig or country. MI saaug'ney's
Arenry II Wet aga sf
g3'nr 10 country. both vel r.-ouu"'d-l $40
and So. colonial Employment As''''' - "'''
"a 81.
cook and 1y,IIREss Excellent Tn.s9 girls.
r,.e5t. Lchlis Agency. - Lrt l-''A BID. le.
phone haf'm '.'
cook Yourc rc1'. go1d plain ~ sn,S' ,t.
t''' g.. sil. Mgl5 roroumehiHl. u Mss lin.-
mae, ,. As' vn-,,' Iiii
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y..s, r,erenoe o. Ms liofmayeI.s Ase1,9 ,,,iPY
Tssf 4rI ID "a f'pr Telephone Nvi' murray "''-
.
cook - Scotch Protestant. highly rrcominei l.l
r,l,',,t,c-,- Ase'r. Is Wcsi i-d o.
''''
-,. .,.,f.t. e,roIienf cook. neat particular.
40 -5 se'ai lr,,s N'''
I'''''
root, Young Grrrar. So so. e',e.,'ni co'a;
r,,' i.I ID Ell for Telephone 500. Murray Hhl
-,
..,.prr sqo,.r. hUtcr yee' wife excellent
~ No. ,o.-e .s.. place. best rc'ercr ~ -l't
,.I'i
'-'
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tl.nl,A. 70 ga
insoh ave. 't' --
t -f.. 80 .orrtrr. -sIahle
sampson AseH9. ''l ieN''1
jnij Fia7a
,,-.., t,,,.s MAID ~ rrid
htN' - 't,'.,iri., -,.s.-oi..et. So can Ms.
Mason NFfno' ,'.
-- ., % f.....d T,-..,.tarfs. cook $50 /.
liIi W 90 nv. wear. ias. place together. ,o,n-
.. -, Ms. Fuea's Afeucf. 800 Eas' 4-i e.
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AUTOMOBILE oTN YRS:

nrroNoalIE OWNERS. ATrES TROY
a., ris.s fo-pr'of garage lccsi~n ~" ~
Va t4'v VII 90 gu1hisei rspnI ".,a 49, =,
80 -srs. highest references nTen ~ ''.
"a, 80. rt-lrtly confidential &. Boi -
Tr.ture Orioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

FIRE. CARRIAGE II GOODS REMAIN ~ W " ~.
i.,- Nsr,iand storage. 1Te East HON -
Ie'-plcro -oii Ael-c'e -. -.
scuILINGEWS vAN md sfOhAGL St, 90.
49, Incorporated s'ofase. mgyins pas ..,s
sri Ttr GO e Time 10 Piai-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency
10 East 4Sd St.. Sd floor
Entrance also a. East tZd ~
RELIABLE SERVANTS.
aso Natrons Goyernesses. Maids. Seam
.,rcsses etc. and al classes Of Day Work.
eIs and Emergency Helpers; so.7sa.,
Telephones: Murray Hill sefI-S9fS.
FOR HIGH-CLASS SERVICE
COLONIAL AGENCY
TELEPHONE 1896 VNNDERBIIT
~ ". 42ND -. y. y.
REST SERVANTS. MALE and tiNNLt'
MISS ISABEL SHEA
Employment Agency
40 :. teND. COR MAD. AVE. ROOM iol:
select help. male and female 100 CIV
''' 90 Telephone GA MURRAY Hiu.
EXCELSIOR aI s .S S2i Ave. & a1a s'I
EMPLOYMENT AHnllils Z I ! Il i +;
GUILD AGENCY - id Us nar. S'i GH ~
HEELAN f" 81 xs,I s5, $f s,
ooo ca s. ,5'i'. P ,i1 CHELSEA SOB,
Mso SEUDERLING f" GS9Ssy.
Tt~[1sIT - SWEDISH HFiP
ooto F7TFTRAVE. Goa. i5sIa 81.
Mrs. EmiIv Mason Of london 2st 1 y. YORK
EFFIuEN sEEyANTS MALI, Email.
is1 WEST rI ST. TIL BRYANT 'e.t.
/. Wv IL ID 5 g 9 sT ! ! &vgs.:
Efficient SERVANTS, MALE and FEMALE.
COOKS bun,rs fc.od men. vsllrgsss.. lsq9dresss'
s s'::' Leails ,oa Ave. IIaza i453.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Most
p WEST 42d ST TIL VANDERBILT 3OS9
.LAZARE A A, ". goo % F F,T ;9%p ns ST.
CHAUfFEURS FURNISHED. Vlaar Lc1ot $3.50
MRS DICKINS0NS ,e.a '. Ave, e Em q s9 6,
yaoeat Servants 'Ma's fcnale'. s'ss G'''''.
COLORED nt1r i ,Geoa r R 2'.',- As,a2 *
M MAS KELLY AG5>5 a.. FL ao ao' ,, e.
JEUTI Agency. Finnish American Help.
LEIII ~ Fast l2sh st Harlem G5l5.
pACON'C Agency 10 W. ssh ST. E.o'n.iliJ.
bRCON = Plo.. Private iislp. i27s Greedy.
9 Z IRWIN A cs s. b. q s,. Asa e e.
MARTHA COLLIER AGENCY superior bsp
male. female. l57 9Th ave. Phone e'7s MAdi-
tou square
t,NaA HOECIIERFR 90 AGENCY. % West $50
"s.-Prirate Ismly Servants. Is!e.,bons Greeley
1854
COLORED HF' X s2 's T., P asts 1s: ..
FARM HELP 'ei rs"as c -. Hn''r sl st
,TDIsn EMPLOYMENT AGENCy se'rc, help
LINZ ESQ Lesme'' ave- l'. TIA ZOO
nnetL'S AoENcY 50 sixth ~, Aye
KS SEHEAGHAh 9 a a. ST. sa a. f en- e. H 49,
Arso StArGHNTSsY'S Employment Agency. II
Wet I'd 81 Help. al nauonaliacs. for city.
trl.Iy.
cltfncnu,c Swedish Agency. Best Seranh
0RMfSUN , 7si Lexington I've Tel 5oc5 Plaza
CHlUFFEURS' AGENCIES.
MIR LIST CHhUFFEURS AGENCY Inc,
100 broadway, near 5sth SL-iigh-
y,.,d. chauNeurv supplied without charge,
itnnediateir Phone Co'un bus f9t-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY

yr.cuvoon Io,. f,- ale So ssr,, -Four ~.
- D.. tfoel from PetciaD>-i RYulesefd Ard $50
49,. one t1ort ton Atlantic Cg BYuic'afd
n G Boz 10. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

ut.rIEU VALET Issfui man. efceieni cfrrl
sser fsfefsncrs rty c1Inir. MS Hhspshhe.N ?
Asenry ~ Wet ga a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

The engagement Of Miss Estelle
OdcU. daughter OF former Governor
and Mrs. Benjamin 3. Odcll, and j.
Townsend Cassidy. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Cassidy. Of Newburgh. y.
Y. was announced yesterday at n
luncheon given by Miss Odell in her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06
CARPETS CLEANED CLEAN

I..,isu.s N,w York Carpet Cleaning works. Inc.
~ go West ijth II. Brysut-tsgz
oTDTST-IA ARG LST-MOST MODERN
CAuEF1-L CARPET CLEANING CO.---Clesns By
r.rrrc4sed arr steam. hand " on floor l51'
urosdsa,. 81 last ASH e. coz BRANDT.
TT1--TSfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

GENEBERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

CLERKS. hooltecpers. steuographe~s. 'ypi''s. good
Positions oicu. CreI,uuai Agency. 2ij Broadway.
rr- Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

SOLUIREHS on milk and loo cream rams: god
psy ana steady WORK Apply BaIDmeI's Manu-
facruHF Company. Warren and Morgan s's JERSEY
tItt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

The Universal Sunshine Society. Mrs.
Clarence Burns. president. viii hold ITS
annual meeting and luncheon Tuesday
AZ the Hotel NcAlpin. Al the business
session I'm tho morning tho branch dole
gates from different states viii report.
The guests OF honor at the luncheon
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CHArFFEURS' AGENCIES.

RIrr LIST CHAUFFEuRS AGENCY; Inc,
1890 Broadway, near astn SL-Hlgh-
V,,d. chauNeurs supplied without charge.
Immediately Phone 'o'pn bus lf9o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

A G0yERNESS -. French; excel 'n' throo
YEAR rrtercuce understands physical ca'es very
s,i,-rs. mi ..arifr: sos o. MIS- llTfms}p :
Agency. 10 East is1 10 ID f'r- Telephone $50
Murray IIG
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STORAGE AND MOVING

eoPG Buy, plaronds. 90 Co'd: s,5sr. P,iiiss'
Irt,arss and Pawn Tiekea lee Wai I'D ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-04-18
NEGROES PLEDGE
THEIR LOYALTY
Meeting Last Night at the Court
House Well Attended by the Col
Ored Population.

Several hundred colored people of
Greenwood and Leflore County were
present at the Court House last night
in attendance at a patriotic demon
stration called by several Of the lead
ers of that race. Addresses were made
by Mayor G. L. Ray, Mr.. T. H. Baird
and Senator w. M. Wilmington. Sew
eral of the negroes made speeches.
Resolutions were passed pledging the
loyalty of the negroes of this commun-
ity to the United States and declar-
ing themselves ready to serve the
government in any capacity if needed.
Copies of the resolutions were sent
to the Governor of the state and to
the President of the United States.
The white gentlemen who address,
ed the meeting counciled the colored
people against listening to unpatriotic
utterances ana against lending hand
to any movement which could possibly
be injurious to the government or to
the community. They were urged to
be law abiding citizens and to join in
the movement for more food stuffs.
The Big Six Orchestra was present
and rendered music for the occasion.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-04-18
HUNG JURY IN
PALMER CASE
Judge Dismissed Jury at Winona
When Negro Was in Grenada
Feeling is High.

The jury in the case of Coles Pal
mer, on trial at Winona for the murder
of Mr.. Mitch Johnson, deputy marshal
of that town last fail, yesterday re-
ported unable to agree after several
hours of efforts to get together and
were dismissed by Judge Rogers.
Fearing mob violence should the
jury render decision favorable to the
negro the Judge ordered the negro
removed and carried to Grenada for
safe keeping. The defendant was not
present when the report of the jury
was made and that body dismissed.
Messrs Hill and Witty of this city,
who were defending the negro, argued
that the action of the Judge releases
the negro. The question is not yet de-
decided.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-04-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New Orleans, April 18-The ex-
treme break of 80 points in Liverpool
in the absence of direct explanation
was attributed to some political or
war occurrence on the other side. Spot
quotations were six points higher;
sales 1000. Washington reports lead
ing women of the country are to re-
duce the scale of living to the simplest
form, have pledged to buy inexpensive
clothing and to appeal to all women's
organizations in the country to do
the same. Millions of women are ex-
pected to follow the call. The interior
spot markets yesterday showed
striking decline in turnover and prices
are mostly easier. Spot brokers here
find the demand hesitating and buying
reduced. Unless the contract market
rallies it is believed quotations will be
reduced. First trades here we're at
decline of 20 to 80 points. The large
discount of futures under spot quota
tions prevented great pressure and the
market steadied some, but the absence
ot e-.ta-y-isi-g support IS 2 conspicu-
ous feature. Trading is qS.et, vs:5iog;
clearing developments.
J. F. CLARKE & co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-04-18
SAW THE PERISCOPE.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
Washington, April 18-A radio re-
port to the Navy Department today
says that the periscope of the subma-
rine running submerged was sighted
by officers of the Destroyer Smith yes
terday befors the wake of the torpe-
do was seen crossing the destroyers
bow. Navy officials state that this
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pair shoes, w. Tribble, Itta Bena End.
Girls SO yard dash, Agnes Dent,
Morgan, rocking chair.
Boys relay race, Itta Bena, $4.OO
cash. End Schlater.
Girls relay race, Morgan $4.OO. End
Greenwood.
Boys pole vault, base ball bat. End
Schlater, Ferguson.
Shot put, Tribble, Itta Bena, pair
hose. End Giardina, Greenwood.
Girls basket ball race, Itta Bena
$500.
Boys running broad jump, Fuller,
Greenwood, electric lantern.
Girls flag race, Schlater, box candy.
End Itta Bena.
Boys running high jump, Long, Itta
Bena, cuff buttons.
Sand bag race, Itta Bena, tie. End
Schlater.
Shoe race, Itta Bena, $1.OO.
Eighth grade fancy work, Nellie
Spencer, 1tta Bena, center piece by
Antoon's Department Store.
9th and 7th grade Fancy work,
Cordie Williams, Itta Bena, boudoir
cap by Naaman's Department Store.
4th and 5th fancy work, Cora Will
Jams, Itta Bena, crepe de chine hand
kerchief by Naaman's Department
Store.
Eighth grade and up, best cake,
Alice Cook Frazier, Rixwood, silk hose
by Whittington's.
4th and 5th grades, best candy,
Eloise Birdsong, Schlater, handker-
chiefs by Oury & Halsell.
The exhibits on display by the diff
ferent schools were very interesting
and much appreciated. Tennis and
base ball had to be called off on ac-
count of wet grounds.