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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

ing and upSettlug that my mother-ln
law appeared to deem necessary
would mean trouble with my faithful
maid
You remember Katie cleaned the
house thoroughly Just before she was
married in October. and has gone over
It weekly since replied. IN an en-
delvor to modify the tempe tuouS time
| saw coming
That may be your idea oi getting
ready for guests al birthday celc-
bratlon," my mother n-law returned
cauSticalIy but /, isn't nine Where
is Katie In the Kitchen"
Katie Decides Quickly
q suppose so" | returned. and |
tear my tone was a trlflc 'ulky My
mo'her-in law glanced at me- sharply
Il think | viii interview Katie my
Seli.' She said loftlly. and swept out
OF the room
As followed her down the stairs
for feared the result any conference
between my autoCrltlc mother in Law
and my ilery-tempcrcd maid without
my presence 10 wbdue Katie had
hard work TO keep back the angry
words that rose to my lips The
thought oi an old mental safety valve
! had used when a tempestuou. child
came to me, and repeated over and
over to myself the most vixenish
sentences could think Of, pretending
that fheN aII,..J
cr-in-law By the time | reached the
kitchen, the greater part Of my r.
sentiment had vanlshct in amusement
at my own childishnc0
As ! opened the kitchen door Katie :
voice came to me, hlgh-pltched, eS-
cited
"Not'S dot YOU say Seek people,
coming Tor visit and YOU want whole
house cleaned wash windows. wash
curtains everything. an dot visit not
one week away already vet No, YOU
tlnk | am. Won truck horse from
brewery Veil ! guess not no can
do DOTS all
Katie" My mother -ln-law's voice
was outraged stern Never speak 10
me m thar manner again Do YOU real
We how lmpcrtncnt YOU are' You
viii do exactly as | wish about this or
YOU will leave"
With a panther-likc movement Katie
swept her arm across the kitchen table
where she was beating up cake send
ing cake bowl with its mixture and
the other things on the table 10 the
floor Then she united her apron
rolled II up in a ball and threw il,
after the bowl.
81 leave dis minnl,." she gulped hys.
terically, and swept pas, my mother
,n-law to the kitchen door
tCopyright)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Convicts Pardoned
to Work on Farms

SALTl.AkE, Utah. Nprl 21-Fol
lowing the Sugge,,on Of Governor
Bamberscr that prisoners confined in
the state penltenuary Tor minor oi
lenses be released IN order tha, they
may work on farms. the state pardon
board today granted parole, to hall
dozen convic,' and gave outright
pardou' to several other, Most oi the
men agreed to hire out with farmer,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE
bV &eie Gorrjson

tTHERE are SIX Of them" said
my mo,her-ln law retlectyely,
my daugh,cr Elizabeth, her
husband, and four children, three boys
and girl
Wherever are We going 10 put
them ! exclaimed m,duuouSIy. and
the nest moment regretted my speech,
for my mother ~ Lass gave me a with
cnur glance
There will be plenty OF room She
SAID lcily The glrl Is the youngest
and We tan get CRIB lor her and put
II IN your room, which Of course. yoI
will naturally give to your SiStcr-rn-
law and her husband while they are
here Then an extra cot m Dloky s
room will tlS that room very nicely
Tor the three boys
Wh0e do YOU think Dicky and |
viii Sleep ] asked, and | am afraid
my tone was as trlgid as her own, tor
her utter disregard OF my position As
mistress "i the house was last get
ting on my nerves much as ! tired t.
conceal II from DlCky
M,tb., C,ah,,,i, nam,,Jo
'o'''' w a"',' D''''"u''
ms projected hrlhday VISIT OF
p,Ey sister ana ncf family "hi'h
n'' heCn arranged hN my mother m
''W N''n"u' even inc pre''n'c o' con
,n','ng me nn''l aner her invitation
h'd been sem. caused me mu'h ms
R''''t ne in'u's''n on >N ,'rans
= s',. ION, '' Wnon' are ,hllar'h' into \
h'n,eo'luu rs ,u'l''en'N up'0ung o'
.'@U hn' Wh'n me m''hrr "i ihr
,'N,'N rs 'r'''aI N'''r-in la",'9r !
h'o no reason to believe that Ditk' $
,i>'r' ''lanr'n "Nu'' oe Ie>N ''p,''u
man MS 'n"W'c'-'he pt''poyt'Nc most
''' may we" ne pa'''oed 'ot hi''nR
N"'''' o' anxiety concerning inc "u'.
'',,c '' ,ne e'pet'W'h'
Nl' '"oihei w law answer was not
N',r,n'''IN >'"'h'ns 10 NV tear,
mere y nctte''N H'o0 bedroom
new '' Na'e 3, 'ne Na'u ,oollN' WIN
'ha' walnut n'1''ean ", m'nc in IT. II
Is d" most ''n'ortanIr ben Dlrky. has
,'epi IN " many time IN ms hoy.
hn.1
u II - so comfortable, why could
nov ,n' ,n' tnr'c boys sleep IN :, ! asked
,, ,soelnou'N. N ava 'sgte''ea 'he words
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
PAIR OF MINERS
MISSING after
ALASKAN CAvE|N
Water Wrecks Three Units and
Part Of Town,

JUNEAU, Alaska. April 2j--Two
miners still were unaccountciror carly
today after the cavein yesterday OF
three units Of the famous Ircadwell
gold mines, although i, was believed
all were saved
The waters Of Gastincau channel
broke into the Alaska Trcadwel Alas
ka United and Alaska Mexican through
worked-out Stopc Several resi-
dences, the Treadwell auditorium and
half a big oil tank were swallowed
up. One end Of the Trcadwcll club
house hangs over the gulf along with
the remaining half OF the tank Thlr
teen hundred men were employed in
the mines and mills Of the Trcadwcll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
SUBMARINE WITH
AMERICANS ON DECK
DIVES SUDDENLY 7

00HASHINGTON. April 2j-A
WV state department dispatch to
w day told how a German sub
marine several DAYS ago sank an un
armed Height steamer whose name
was not given, placed the crew ot
nineteen. including five Americans.
on the submarine deck, and when =
British patrol boat was sighted,
dlved suddenly leaving the ninc;cr
10 struggle for their lives IN the
water The men managed to reach
boat and an hour later they were
picked mp bv the patrol The ma,
ter OF the ship had been kept pr
oucr aboard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
S. Women! Stop Corn Pain!
III Few Drops and Corns Lift Out
US,N Don't hurt a bit! Cincinnati man discovers
UBGU drug that works wondcrs-No humbug!
W. Never let a corn ache twice

Your high heels have pm, corn, On
your toes and callusc' ON Your (e,,. hu,
why care now
Tins tiny bottle hold, an slmo,,
magic fluid 4 genius m tlncinnau
discovered this ether compound and
named II ireeloDe, Smtt bottles al,
free,one 't--iitIc shown can he had
q, any doug store for Jew cent,
Never limp or twist your face IN pain
again, but set a bottle oi irceionc and
apply few drops ON your tender arh.
ms corn OF oalus Instantly the sore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

re'' disappears and shortly Won will
find the corn or callu' 90 ,huyclci and
loose that YOU can hit 1t uli with the
fingers
Just think You Get rid oi a hard
corn, soft corn or corn between the
toes, as well as hardened caluse, with
'out suffering ono particle lrcc,on, is
magic
Genuine iret,oue I, sold only IN these
Tiny bottles packed IN a round. wood
case Don't acccp, 1t unlr,, q, !, iu a
round. wood case. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
Censorship Clause
Branded Assault

NEW YORK, April 2j.-Re,olu,ion,
declaring the censorship provision q,
the espionage bill rs an assault upon
The very foundation oi our Tree in,r-
tu,lon', freedom OF thought and free
dom oi speech have been adopted hv
he Publishers as,uciation " New
Nurk CT, Senators and representa-
live. IN coretct, from TIN, state are
requested 20 vote against the measure.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23

sTHERE are SIX Of them said
my mothtr-n law rctlectyely,
my daughtcr Elizabeth her
,,,rk,,J .,J t..., .h,iJ,., ,h,.. I,,.e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE.
Ten Minutes to Digest This.
M t1A

Ten Minutes to Digest This.
No. i74.
Entire, am capital
Curtail me and am still capital,
Behead and trauspoSc me and
! am looking for capital
Answer TO No. l2J.
The apple women each had 2lO
apples which would have brought
Sl,75 al original selling prices OF J
Tor cent and , for a cent When
stocks combined sold for cents
receipts were 81 hS--thus occurring
the discrepancy OF cents
Copyright. lDlT. by Sam LloydD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
TROOPS Of TWO
CHINESE STATES
IN OPEN BATTLE
Fighting Is 0utgrowth of Rev
OIutiOOay Movement

'iiENG-TU. China April % Fierce
lighting has broken out IN the street,
here between the Sle Chuen and Yum
nan troops. The outbreak is the eli
max to the friction between tho two
parties which has been steadily in
creasng since the Yunnanez forces en-
tered ChcngIu last April The direct
cause ut the outbreak was the attempt
Of the military governor OF Slc-C Chuen
who is a NunnancL ~ dlShand the
provincial troops and strengthen his
grip on the province
The fighting started Wednesday
night and continued the next day
Many houses were burned and
trcuChc, and harricadcs were construct
ed by both parties The British French
and japanese ConSulS at much personal
risk have succeeded IN arranging an
armlStlcc but the situation IS still crlti-
cal All foreigners are safe so lar.
Chorg Tu is the capital OF the PROV
'u.c OF N1c.Chucu. which lies directly
north or the province Of Nuann IN the
southwest Of China II, population IS
estimated a. 10000
When Yuan SIN kai had himself
proclaimed emperor a year ago the
province Of Nuann revolted and sent an
army against SIe- Chucn which remained
loyal to the quandam president
Since then Yuann has been the head
quarters OF the revolutionary propa-
ganda which has kept southern China IN
a constant ierment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Is 1t Worth the Price?

ne following table OF figures compiled
Asks the naua question What viii the
Wo' to purchase tf Oklahoma state Fair Grounds"
linI. towug tklal,r, an ,l,
purchase the property consisting ogound buildings than x
percent OF ITS real physical value d
original investment (which will approximately when the
buildings proposed conrctcdl " '''
conclusion
erl please
who wishes their accuracy '''' y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
MALE HELP WANTED.
y Answering Ar. Fisass Mention Tunes.

WANTED-Severai first -class men wno
have had experience In handling maps
something new; rapid seller; terri,orY
state Oklahoma: commission proposition
Addrsss R-276. care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
FOR SALE, BARGAINS
CHAS, S, BROWN
WILLIS G, SHIELDS

sou American National Rank
'So ArREs, T. miles cas-, Moore. Lincoln
county, Oklahoma, i.toom house nni
5'toom boxed house; 10 ac,cE Rcrm,da
grass hog tight fence. iGd acres In Ell.
uNn,on, viii sell cheap or trade Tor
oklahoma residence Woodruff A tir,vns
ivy North bfnndway Phone Wal atS
TllREE lots on South Robinson Ia ,sn
cheap ~ trade fnr livestock. What h,,.
you NJ value Woodruff A titnN.s itstH
y nroHhwaN '' '''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
Wayne EEoGeI

Meals home style. eic. rooms, CSC;
clos" ln all dcpots; a good straight house.
lIh'g W. California Ave, Oklahoma city,
Oknl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12

illGIl-CLASS salesman tor clty and rond
work. references required, business
Will stnnd wycstigation VI GN
TWO high grade salesmcu for Al ol
proposition something out of the urdl-
nary. 800 Baum Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

FOR RENT Two modern furnished
rooms for light housekeeping al 500 W
bih street Phone 2665
ron RENT suite Hrht Housekeeping
rooms modern 2lo ". 5th Wal 5O6i
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms: close
In. telephone service and all CouVcu-
icnccs Wal lN2 10, T.. 7th St
NltE light housekeeping apartment, cy-
orythng furnished, private front and
back entrance. half block Broadway.
II West Twelfth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
WANTED TO RENT.
In Answering ADS Please Mention Times.

fI RAlSilED or unturushcd house hy
March | by family having two chill
dron, oldest Years. prefer place having
yard iur garden, must b., mudciu. htyu
best of references VS.. care Time,
WANTED Ry April ist modern fur
nlshgd house. married couple. no chill
drcu l-6S cIro TIMES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
LOST AND FOUND.


GOOD hot cakes and coffee. iOc, regular
meals zoe Yale cafe, ago y broad
WAY
ElNG LOST Marrow plain gold hand
ring lost about Feb Is Phone Ntp.
l0'. reward
LOST \ black hand has lotuccn go
N'Ht l'nd and 22S West 18TH probably
un NNlk'r between Z and y w Satut.
inN. contained pair ~ none. trimmed
nosuglpssrs m case, small ruin putsn and
email amount NJ silver door KEY, etc.
rudcr may have bag aud entire content
Vnd 81 reward by returning glasses tu
Room 3lt state National Uldg Mrs
Phelps
LOST RelNron Nrl.oud aud Oklahoma
CITY a giip containing basketball uuf
tt Notit, Wal 2aa2 reward
IOsT Nla,k leather case photo album
aud samples book marked Aucr and
lNtrk. Chicago, finder please lcnNr pi
Palace Pharmacy end and npadWol
reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12

! WILL pay iusl drtl, more for scr
ond hand rurs and carpets than any
ono Wal 1905
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
Bi.ACK JACK HOME
FARM-S22 PER ACRE

2i0 acres southwest ot oklahoma Citw
l20 acres IN cultivation. So well grown
altala. l2o good pasture living water.
good improvements We consider this a
bargain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
POULTRY AND PETS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Tine

"HARDCASTLE'S REDS"-Rest ribbon
winning and heavy laying single comb
lthode Island Reds In southwest: eggs
Tor hatching now ready Phone XI.-55
South 4Sth and Shields. oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
REFRIGERAToRS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS.
In Answering Ads. riesse Mention Time.

FOR sALE-A good s.foot S.pump soda
fountain, In good working order, I sets
" tables and chairs at n bargain. Star
Pharmacy, sixth and broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.
In Answering Adj. Pies.. Mention Time.

HAVE eiO-NCRE hasc adjoining pro.
ductiou: four or five men with few
hunured dollars each can get In on
ground floor, 40 Information given over
phone sam Fringer. 400 Empire Bldg
walnut go or Maple 10 for appointment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
CLUB VACANCY

We have room for two Young
men desiring place to live.
where they can enjoy good home
cooking, with a home atmosphere
and a cougeuinl bunch OF young
men tO associate with I'm their
homc life II YOU care TO 20 into
THIS further, you may address
T-25. care Times. and We viii
take 1t up with YOU personally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

WANTED Position by an experienced
grocery clerk; meat man. good rct"t
encrs Maple 663
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
OIL MEN, ATTENTION
CHAS, S. BROWN,

Phon" W ao6' 30l American Nail Rank
WEHOMA OIL aud Gas Co. prcferrct
stock now on sale: guaranteed return
OF percent and extra profits assured
call ~ office NJ company. 300 Baum
Hllg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12

WANTED To rent improved acreage
close to ear and school Phone Walnut
7bti-I
WANTED Two furnished modern sleep
ing rooms with private bath aud pr.
v'tc entrance by two Young men T-lll
Tlmca
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-12
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. rien.o Mention Tune.

NICELY furnished room. breakfast and
O'Clock dinner walking distance. near
car line Wal 1895
LARGE, nicely furnished room. ndioiu.
ing bath. suitable for two gentlemen.
WIN board Walnut h,2G
A LADY living close tn school would
IKE . ur ? children lo board and send
10 school Maple lOal
MODERN room aud two meals fur uuug
m'n. reasonable 1ll T. Hri
FOR RENT -Four Nrll Furnished rooms
with good table hutrd for ,uuup
ladies employed fur tal month clun.
near Shartol aud University ear Iu.
\.Aa. care Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
Daniels Praises Hero
Of Transport Antilles

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Secretary
Daniels has written to Robert Aus
burnc, commencing his brother, c. L.
Ausburne. radio electrician on the
army transport Antilles, who went
down with his ship. torpedoed October
Il. Ausburne, instead of trying to
save his life, stuck 70 his station TO
give warning signals, shouting Good
bye" 10 his mates
The officer in charge of the armed
guard has commended the conduct Of
the navy personnel. The two forward
gun crews. in charge OF Lieutenant
X. y. Tisdalc, remained calmly at their
stations while the ship was sinking
and made no move to leave their posts
until ordered 70 save themselves.
In connection with the rescue Of sur
viyorS an instance Of remarkable cool
ness was cited in the case of a man
OF the gun crew rescued from the top
of a floating ammunition box. When
he saw a steamer coming to pick him
Up he signalled the ship by semaphore
not TO come too close as the box he
was sitting en- contained ammunition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
Women's Club to Hold
Childs Strike Inquiry

Miss Malinda Scott, president Of the
Women's Trade Union League. at a
meeting Of the Childs' restaurant
strikers in Webster Hall last night. an
nounced that the Women's City Club
viii to-day begin an investigation of
the conditions under which the strikers
have been working.
Miss Vary +. Dreier. chairman Of the
industriil committee Of the Women's
CITY Club. will conduct the investiga-
ton. Miss Scott said, and her associl-
ates will be women prominent IN civic
and social affairs. On her suggestion,
committee Of strikers was appointed
20 confe, with Miss Dreier's committee.
Announcement that Childs's had OBJ
tanned A Supreme Court injunction
was followed by a warning 20 the sou
men and women present 10 stay with
! In the law. Miss Scott said that for
. several days women who had picketed
the White House have been success
iuily picketing the Childs' restau-
rants throughout the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
Captain Haupt Deposed

Captain l.. NJ. Haupt was deposed yes.
terdav as commander Of the Second
Branch Detective Bureau and sent back
10 uniform duty in charge OF the west
123d Street station. Lieutenant Thomas
Walsh. an old school policeman with
but iIttle detective experience, was APP
pointed to succeed Captain Haupt, with
The designation Of acting captain.
Captain Haupt's experience as de-
tective chief was short. He was taken
from the uniformed force five months
AGO and sent to the Second Branch to
succeed Lieutenant Joe Quinn. His re-
m oval was from the same cause as that
which resulted in Lieutenant Qulnn'ss
failure to check the epidemic OF
robberies in the wholesale and Fifth
Avenue districts. II failed to get any
Glow TO the men who last Thursday
morning cut the show window of Black,
Starr & Frost and stole several thou
sand dollars in jewelry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
Mrs. Hartman Has
Proof of Forgery

Mr.. Oliver Hartman, head Of the
Junior Patriots Of America, turned
over evidence yesterday 70 Assistant
District Attorney Kilroe which, he says,
will result IN indictments for grand
larceny and forgery against the person
who forged Mrs. Harriman's name to a
check and obtained money that was 10
60 10 the organization.
Mrs. Gertrude Anterior, honorary
president Of lie Bien etre du Blesse,
told Mr.. Kilroe she had never sane
toned the 10 per cent commissions
collected by c. Wesley Shedd and Car
ret 4. Demarest on contributions 10 the
society coming through the American
Ambulance in Russia committee for
which Shedd and Demarest were collec-
tors. She said she upbraided bliss Elsa
Maxwell, of the Russian Ambulance,
tor permitting these men 10 get the
commissions. She also said John Mof-
Fat, Of the Hero Land Bazaar, also
called Up Miss Maxwell 10 protest
against il.
Maurice Deiches. Of the law commit
Zee for the Elks Club, was present yes
terday when Dir. Kilroe examined Will
ian Stoermer, managing director OF
the field service Of the Russian Ambu-
lance, about Stoermer's collecting 20
per cent commission on a 1854 contri-
button given by the Elks lodge 10 the
ambulance.
Mr.. Kilroe was informed yesterday
that Mrs. Lee j. Boardman, head Of the
National Women's Army, had sold $1j
worth Of tickets for benefit 10 be
held tonight in the Park Avenue Hotel
Tor the organization. which has offices
in 347 Fifth Avenue. Information
from the Department Of Justice caused
Nr. Kilroe TO summon Mrs. Boardman'
and after he questioned her she prom
ised 10 refund the money for me tex
els
Joseph Johnson. former Fire Com
missioner. representing the Atlantic D.
vision Of the Red Cross, called on Mr.:
Ki,roe and turned over the names OF
several persons who may be able TO tell
sSmething about the identity OF ticket
sbeculatois who got hold OF compli-
meAtary admission tickets for the free
Environment given last Sunday night
IN the Hippodrome and sold them for
81. Mr, johnson asked that d grand
jsiy investigation be ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
DR.. Flint Left $144,518

Dr. Austin Flint, famous alienist,
who died September p, 1915. left 4
gross estate OF s144,51S. He drew up
his own will, ard because Of certain
indefinite provisions an action was
brought to construe the instrument.
The court declared it invalid.
It contained no provision for Mrs.
Elizabeth McMsster Flint, who did not
live with him. Under an agreement
Mrs. Flint received $500 a year for
life. The breaking of the will gave her
an interest in the estate which amount
ed TO her dover in the property at 4lS
Fifth Avenue. in which DR.. Flints
equity amounted TO $135,0QO. Three
sons received the bulk of the estate.
DR.. Flint at the time Of his death
still had claim against the city for
S3.2O4 fees as an expert witness in the
trial Of Harry X. Thaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
Policewomen
May Watch Over
Girls Near Camps

The appointment Of ten policewom-
City among girls and soldiers was
recommended yesterday by the Girls
Protective League in a meeting at the
Cosmopolitan Club, 1873 East Fortieth
Street This action opened a drive
for an appropriation by the city for
this work Provision was originally
made for these women officers in Pc
lice Commissioner Woods's budget,
but the appropriation was later blue
pcncilled, and the league, in coopcra
ton with the Mayors Committee Of
Women, pledged itself yesterday to
take up the question again and urge
il before the Board Of Estimate.
The league will have n hearing at
City Hall on December 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-19
Senate Suspends
Humbert's Immunity

PARIS. Dec ts.-The Senate to-day,
without discussion, voted to suspend
the immunity Of Senator Charles Hum
bert, former proprietor Of the Jour
nal" in accordance with tho demand OF
the public prosecutor.
In the Chamber Of Deputies VI. Pal
SAINT read a report that he had drawn
up for the Chambers Committee Of
Eleven on the question Of the suspen-
sion Of the immunity of Senator Gail
lauN. former Premier. and Senator
Loustalot.
The report was adopted seven mem
bcrS Of the committee voting in favor
Of IL and four sbstaining from voting.
The report requests the Chamber to
discuss the report next Saturday.