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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

IN FORECLOSURE. SUPREME COURT,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. The Mutual
LIFE Insurance Company OF New f0tk,
Plaintiff. against UNITY Realty Company
and others. Defendants.
Frederick /. Alien. Attorney for Plain
Tin. 55 Cedar Street New York CITY.
Pursuant 20 n Judgment bearing data
the 18th day Of February, 1917, the under
signed will sell a. public auction ~ the
real Estate Exchange SslesrOom, Nos. IL
is Vesey street. in the Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New York, a. IL O'CLOCK
noon. on March 27th, 1917 by Joseph p.
Day. Auctioneer. the mOrtgaged premise
directed by said judgment to be sold and
described as follows:
An that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being In
the Borough OF Manhattan, city. county
and state OF New York. bounded and de-
scribtd "a follows:
BEGINNING at a point IN the southerly
line Of 145th Street. distant one hundred
G00) feet eastwardly. as measured along
said southerly line Of l45th street, from
the corner formed by the intersection Of
said s0uthery line Of lf5th Street with
the essterly line OF sth Avenue, running
thence southwardiy, parallel with said east
erly line OF sth Avenue nlnety-rine (99)
feet eleven GD inches 20 the centre line
Of the block running thence eastwardly,
along said centre line and parallel with
said southeriy line OF if5th street, OnA
hundred GO0) feet seven and one-hat
(7h) Inches; running thence northwardly,
again parallel with said easterly side OF
sth Avenue, ninety-nine (e9) feet eleven
U) inches. TO said southerly line OF li5th
Street: running thence wsstwardly. along
said southerly line Of l4sth Street, one
hundred G00B feet seven and one-half
an inches. 20 the point or place o. be-
ginning.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
erty 20 be sold: It's street numbers are 252
TO 270 West 145th Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Telephones Wife
Before He Kills
Himself in Hotel
Detroit Efficiency Man Is
Found Through Her In
sistence at Vanderbilt

Charles +. Townsend, of Detroit
shot and killed himself last night in
his room at the Hotel Vanderbilt. He
is the second Detroit man to take his
life in that hotel this week. The other
David William Daley, like Townsend
had had marital troubles.
Three hours before his body was
found Townsend telephoned TO his
wife. who has lived in New York with
their fifteen-year- daughter since
separating from her husband four
years ago She came to the hotel IN
answer TO his summons, and it was due
to her insistence that the SUICIDE was
discovered.
Mr.. Townsend was thirty-seven years
old He had been sales manager fol
Weis. Smith e. Co. and efficiency man
for Crowley. Millner & Co., III Detroit
He resigned his position with the lat
ter firm on March II and came TO New
York.
IL was about o'clock last night when
he entered the Vanderbilt lie regis
tered as B. Rhodes, of Detroit.
At 1880 he called his wife, who lives
in Harlem. He told her that he was at
the Hotel Vanderbilt, and asked her to
come down and see him.
"It's very important" he said.
Mrs. Townsend arrived at the hotel
shortly before 10 o'clock and inquired
at the desk for her husband. The room
clerk had no one on his slips by the
name of Townsend, and told Mrs
Townsend so. As she insisted that heI
husband had called her on an impor-
tant matter, the clerk went over ms
record again searching for patrons IRON
Detroit.
Although there was nothing in the
name of Rhodes TO connect Itself win
her husband, Mrs. Townsend asked that
the telephone operator see If Mr.
Rhodes was in his room. There was
no answer. A bellboy was sent up
stairs.
He returned and whispered some
thing 10 the clerk. He had found "Mr
Rhodes" lying face down on his bed
with a powder blackened wound in his
temple and a revolver beside him. The
physician who was hastily summoned
pronounced him dead.
There was nothing TO show whether
he had shot himself before the arrival
of Mrs. Townsend or while she, puzzled
by his assumed name, was seeking TO
find him.
Daley, the other Detroit man who
ended his life at the hotel, was presi-
dent of a grocery firm in that city. AT
his side was found magazine in which
n story entitled exit Laughing" had
been marked with a pencil. The story
of his suicide was prominently placed
in newspapers and might well have
caught Townsend's attention. Daley re-
Gently was sued for divorce by Mrs
Verna T. Daley, of Waddle. Penn. He
entered no defence, and an interlocu-
tory decree was granted on February IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Taxi and Auto Trucks
Kill Three Small Boys

As August Mclnnes, six years old. OF
S73 East lS5th Street, was near his
home last night he was struck by a
taxicab driven by John Shannon, of 1856
East 13sth Street. and crushed TO
death.
Irving Schustek, five years old, OF
sos Prospect Avenue, was killed at
Kelly Street by an auto truck driven
by Arthur Philips, Of So Jennings Ave
nue.. Patchogue. l.. !.
Albert J. Desmond, jr., seven years
old. of SAT Tenth Avenue, was killed
nv a motor truck last night at Fortieth
Street and Tenth Avenue as he started
across the avenue to welcome his
father home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Meat Boycott
Closes Shops of
5000 Butchers
Three Women Held After
a Riot in Williamsburg;
Dealer Is Accused

The live poultry trade was paralyzed
and the kosher meat trade affected Sc
riously yesterday as result Of the
boycott organized by wholesale and re-
tail Jewish butchers throughout New
York.
Refusing to purchase from the ship
pers and receivers of meat and poultry
at high prices. more than 5000 retail
ers closed their stores. Pickets. repre-
senting the Federation of Retail Kosher
Butchers Association, rode in automo-
biles through the Jewish districts of
The Bronx, Harlem, the East Side
Williamsburg and Brownsville, Undue
ing shopkeepers to observe the boycott
and send kosher beef back to the
slaughter houses.
The increased prices of the last few
DAYS caused small riot in Williams
burg yesterday, when thirty women in
vaded the market of Samuel Lambert,
at 403 Flushing Avenue. The proprie-
tor and his brother. Philip, were Sc
vercly beaten before policemen arrived.
Three arrests were made. the prisoners
being locked up on charges Of disor-
derby conduct and assault.
Nathan Zvirin, attorney for the
kosher butchers association. and sew
eral wholesale poultry dealers con-
ferred yesterday with Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Markowitz on the mar
ket situation. They charged that one
of the leading dealers was manipulat-
ing prices illegally. holding back poul-
try to create an artificial high market
and exacting tribute from smaller deal
ers by threats of underselling them.
Mr.. Markowitz has invited shi~"ers
Of poultry and commission men to a
conference in his Office to-day on high
nricag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Ben Teal Sues for
$4,000 Love Balm
theatrical Man Says Head
Waiter Stole Wifc's Affections

Ben Teal, stage manager, brought
suit IN the Supreme Court yesterday
for $4,000 damages against August
Schneider, head waiter at the Hotel
Astor. who, he alleges. alienated the
affections of his wife, Mrs. Eleanor
Margaret Teal.
Schneider, according to Teal, was a
caller at the Teal apartment, and kissed
and embraced Mrs. Teal. Also, it is
alleged, Schneider asked the adopted
daughter of the Teals to call him
father"
The Teals were married in 1907 in
Boston. In 1909 Mrs. Teal achieved
much notoriety in the Frank J. Gould
divorce suit. She was indicted for
subornation of perjury in inducing a
milliner's apprentice to give false tes-
timony about Gould's alleged relations
with an actress. Mrs. Teal was sent 10
Blackwell's Island for year. She had
nearly served out her sentence when
Judge Foster dismissed the indictment.
She filed petition in bankruptcy in
1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
u. S. Military Orders

Washington. March &c.
c.,.-s, croRCE II CAMERON. cayalr7. from
rresent duties: Join 9TH Cav ,,, 1900, o..
Cart HARRY T. MITCHELL lretredl assigneq 20
800 10 sr,,s sne a. assistant recruiting ofn'ef.
Col WIIJIAM A. Sill NIX. cavalry. detailed SEM
tnsnertor- Instructor 10th tentative y o. DIV 10
cc1 J0IiS q WATERMAN. cavalry, detailed senior
insp.ctor-instructor 10th tentative y. g. DIV 10
MI Cen FRANCIS J. HERMAN. % II Paso 70
command an infantry brigade , A..
First IL BIRDEYE b. LEWIS. a'lsuoh se.uei,
sixnsI oneers' Reserve Corps, 10 II sam housl3h
and report TO commanding officer Sd Aero SQUAD
ron Signal Corps. for duty. 49, =, 1870 q,
c.o1 ROSCOE n HEARN 9th Inf. detailed 10
d,,v win Rational Quad IN Georgia as IN
suec,or Instructor: 20 Atlanta ~, ~,
Leave ~ absence for Two months grahhn trS' iAcU~
WALTER SMITH. Signal CORPS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Columbia Degrees for
Seniors Who Enlist

"If war is declared, Columbia seniors
who enlist for service probably will get
their degrees at once" said Frank d.
Fackenthal, secretary of Columbia Uni
versity, yesterday. 80.
columbia" Fackenthal added, "will
look out for it's patriotic students, just
as IL did during the Civil War. 1t is
not likely that any mans academic rec
ord will suffer because he enlists. OF
course. Columbia men will not be inter
ested in getting degrees when war
comes, but it is extremely probable
that they will receive them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
BoRoU6E OF QUEENS.
A New Home at 1916 Cost

On the waterfront in fast growing community.
with ali home advantages; bathing. nshins boat
ing A. their best only half hour from city centre
vis l. / n H. elecirc trains Attractive mouse
vel corstructri md complete: sir roma An
bath ialsc shOTer bath IN basementl. vide porch
areplsce electric lights steam heat, city water
shades. screens &C. Resident privileges n casino
,ernis court boat docks ard anchWase THIS
house completed last fall. before rse in pnildins
co.f and Is bargain VIII take small cash
payrnort leaving 81 80 on hrst nortsaFe The bal
ance payable Ike rent n. B.. Boz COZ. Tribune,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Bundle Week Opens

Bundle Week opened yesterday at
the industrial department of the Unit
ed Hebrew Charities, 81 Greene Street:
Bundles poured in by parcel post and
express, and eight wagons were sent
out to collect goods offered by tele-
phone or mail. To-day telephone
chain campaign will be started by a
dozen women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Miss Rankin's Office Ready

Washington, March 26.-The Office Of
Mss Jeanette Rankin, Representative
elet from Montana, was opened in the
House Office Building to-day by her
secretary, Miss Florence Leech, Of
Waller. Mont. Miss Rankin is expected
% arrive here late this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
CHAUFFEUR sECRETARY. - Refined. ambitious
south: competent -'enou ipiler correspondent: an
go .n,wh@fe Mn. Masou's Arrncy. lal W. t2d
hA,' ~
90 ,r-yFTtR First class mechanic. eHceilent rsf
asene. Fro~eior Agency s2l Madison az.
Murray mn as1i
yotrNo MAN With military tTlining would Ike N
"a A tr,ition doing glari duty. anywhere In
- y,rs STATE " Bon 20. Tribune
Female
WANTED by yeinf woman attending busines,
srheoL chance 10 earn board and rom. any hind
=, -s-t str~t, iaundrr. thorrughly capshle Henly
b. letter 10 Miss l.. NJ kinrf0n. u W. Inn IT.,
New York Gy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27

The approximate amount OF the mortgage
debt il s3T1s0.0s. with interest from Feb
ruary Is, 1917. The amount OF costs and
allowance Is s345.0s, with interest from
February is. 1917. The approximate
amount Of taxes, assessments and water
rates is $50 and interest
Dated New York, February rs, 1911
PAUL r. TOWNE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
HELP WANTED
Male

Male
WANTTp-A civil engineer: experienced designer
srd estimator reinforced concrete building Gise
.rnsrience SALARY. aga and referebce National
rirer.r,rof Building Co Fisiifon Building.
Female.
GENERAL HOUsEwORk. Tire in family good
home Mrs Blumherg lilh President 81,
n,,,Eivn Telephone Bedford si3i-M
WANTED A thoroughly experienced couple. both
t,.,.f have excellent references woman % he good
,r.,,hs -ook and lanndrpss. man 90 be first class
muller and chauffeur small household. good wages
trsiish preferred: nobody heed Apply without tte
80 i, isferpnces Tel Plara 7si0 % make az.
,,o,n,uent Mrs J. =. curtis. 81 =. sd ~.
WANTED - Well born. educated French sTisi
,e,,+sr f.ssse.u - and 30 years = sSe, 70 help
q, bgIsssssping and maze herself useful IN family
q tro Invalid ladies. trained nurse and servant
Write 70 Miss Csdd.nFon. Princeton. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Fire Record

a, ga o. DslAnoey st. samuel siesel: trihing.
> on i.et IA az Louis Freed unknown
. 9-5s BEAVER st. Cable CAFE and RESTAURANT
500. 1870 ,.,.. po-,,1 Csr.g.
255-llsih st. ana sth s'.' Au"
Co slight.
silS-sej 81. ana Sth sv.: Postofioei rubbish
s.so-9ss Clinton st. 4. Issdore Cohen trihing
g 40 III West 4lth 81. Edna Punis; none -.
IA .sa-i2q Washington Place: Mrs. braInhefs' 20.
n ,0-2lO West l0eth st.. unknown. tnmhs'
x oo34 % az: Nicols Crcsbatelhelo; unknown.
70 Il 9th a. between Arlington and lndei~nd-
--V once az The Bronx none
A an % Monroe 81. ; Abraham Schwart8' tinIs
20 a9s md e2s Freeman st.. The Bronx MIS-.
-o,-i nT1"' Wooster ST. Gotham straw Works
81 500 a.,
-ao-5j3 West b7th o.. Ignat1 Niegelman inning
~ i80 Mulberry st. Genera Fisepia; tnnhg
Ia ioi past Burnside sv.. The Bronx, hapieii
& Rabluoygftz; unknown.
non iss Wet plst st. Kate Boyce. TIMING:
"a ga Beekman 81. Mlnford Ribbon and carbon
n 4n-Ss East esth st. Mrs. Oliver Van HON; tn
fling y..A,.r. .-sei,y
fCorre,tion. The record SATURDAY showed mr., nIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
An Encyclopedia of
Public Utilities

The Fourth Annual Public utilities Re-
view of The New York Evening Post, to be
issued Friday, March 30th, will be an Ency-
clopedia of the Subject of Public Utilities in
not only the United States but in other
countries.
Description Of typical properties and articles on
their management and governing principles, as re-
CARDS attitude toward the public, and to their en-
poyces, toward highest standards OF maintenance
and operation etc. New projects under construction
now, completed during 1910, about to be under
taken in various parts of the countryNorth South,
East. West and in neighboring fields - will form
leading features.
The Public Utilities Review provides an exceptional OPP
poruny for advertising the securities OF INDIVIDUAL eomPan
les and groups Of companies also the of bankers
dealing In Public Utilities Securities Many OF the most inn
poran corporations in the country have engaged space IN
which 70 tell the story Of their progress
The regular financial Of 4Sc line will prevail Tor
advertising 10 this Review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Shibbing Information
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WAT

Omitted states Coast and Gecde'ic snr'es' Al,
So. -, SIS MON rises "a. MI ~ ~
sun rse' ''''''''''' e.l5|Moon sets 10. M .ll4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
Humidity
Barometer Readings

a m....30n u r. m....3o.59 p. NJ. 80
Local forecast.-Rain by tonight Io-morro"'
colder and probably fair. Fresh 10 strong souh and
southwest winds. shifting 70 northwest tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27

IBv request Of the NaUB Depart
ment, the departure Of ships for E1-
yopean ports 10 opitted.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

These mails close AZ taQ D m
lana, coma and China Via seAulel-Pan- q,
lApan' saisls I,s,So, - slb.ris Gar,i. - Mar 4
Hawaii. samoan lslsnds Austfaiia snh
specials Addressed mall tof Ne" "a A., o,
:, lana W g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ........ Mar =
laval Guam anu PhitiPgins Islands VA, Al
srn Franciseol-i =. Transp'ft. ...... MAR ~
uswsn t,is san Francisco Manoa. April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
The Weather Report

Washington. March 2s-since sunday nigh, the
Western disturtrace has moved from southern Kansas
to the Ohio VALLEY the general depression extend
ing in narrow trough from the lower Mississippi
Valley with hcayy fall IN portions Of Northern
Alabama. Northwestern Georgia and Eastern
Tennessee. The disturbance Is followed b. de-
cided rise So pressure. accompanied By clearing
weather and By much lower temperatures IN the
middle Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys.
Kansas snd the Southwest
In the East and South temperatures arc generally
higher. and considerably above the seasonal aver
age In the interior.
There VII be- rain Tuesday IN the upper Ohio
Valley, the lower lake redcn. the south ard mid
die Atlantic states. and By Tuesday night In New
England. followed b. generally fair weather
wednesday.
In the upper lake region. the lower Ohio VALLEY
and the east Gun states the weather viii be fair
Tuesday and Wednesday
T. will be- colder Tuesday in the lake region the
Ohio VALLEY. Tennessee and the east GuH states.
and "wednesday in the Atlantic states. II H1l
be warmer "wednesday in The upper lake region. the
lower Ohio VALLEY. Western Tennessee and the east
Gulf states.
coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY.
Here Are
the Facts
NEW JERSEY.
Compare for Yourself
You Save $4,000 by Pur-
chasing This Home Now.

Lumber. brick. hardware and labor
are p 70 1906 higher to-day thAn ~
months ago. THIS house i new, ne'e,
occupied but bulk ~ months as0. I
lave no, ralsei my price " the PRES
cut market value-ofcf x AZ bargA'h
p-ice rN3e possible b. lower bulldins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27

IIighest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lat 3
r. M: lowest. 40 lat 1901 a. M: average. IS;
average for corresponding date last year - average
Tor corresponding date Tor thiriy-three years 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27

fCorre-tion. The record SATURDAY showed , hre
as having oecurrsd in, ~ me p'eni;TSs Tie rs marsha
snde mar II was on a floor occupied uy aho'hei
frm.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

BUSINESS CAKDS
CARPET CLEANING
cavrr1T, CARPET CLEANING C0.--C1esns ~
sornpres7ed air steam. hand or On foot 1888
Broadray, AL East Assn 81. CoE BRANDT
Ts i3--3sth.
DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for cash; ad'ios
nee BENNETT. lij Broadway. tmri noor
MULTI. RAPHIN0
,,r-r TrcRArU TYPEWRITER LETTERS. sos
~ - { nao SIS. 10 000 50 GEO r.
rTATIiERFoRD. I2o Broadsa az tEGultabls BID J.
Rorrl 81 Rector f548
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27

Winds for Tuesday ard Wsdnedsy.-Norih At
lantic. fresh 10 strong south and southwest winds,
with Increasing cloudiness rain Tuesday night;
middle Atlantic fresh TO strong south and south
west winds cloudy. with rain By Tuesday night:
south Atlantic. moderate south winds. becoming
fresh on the North Carolina coast. rain. except
fair on the Florida coast: east CUR. moderate
south. shifting 10 northwest over northwest por-
tions. becoming fresh Tuesday night. with rain
and colder: west Guf. variable. becoming north
and fresh. cloudy and colder. with rain over north
portion disturbance over Ohio valley moving north
east. upper lakes. moderate northwest winds Tues
day generally fair weather. colder over south por-
tiOu: lower lakes fresh 20 strong south winds
Tuesday shifting 70 northwest by night rain and
colder probably thunder squalls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27
BOARDERs WANTED

ssrU ST 81 WEST Handsomely furnished Laps
halrony room IN house with owney hr,f class N
even particular. ELECTRICITY. southern ccchns> n
diyidusl s@Yics. also smaller roou with siesm hsAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-27

Forecasts for Special locailties.-District q CO.
lumbia. Maryland. Virginia, Eastern Pennsylvania
Rain Tuesday. colder al night: Wednesday fair.
colder
Delaware. New Jersey. North Carolina. South
Carolina-Rain Tuesday: Wednesday colder and
probably fair.
Eastern New York-Ran Tuesday. west and
hy NIGHT east colder west. wednesday colder aud
probably fair.
New England-Rain Tuesday or Tuesday night.
Wednesday colder and probably fair.
Western New Yofk-Rain and colder Tneedy
Wednesday probably fair. colder east
Local 0ncla Record. The following-onicial record
from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures during
the last tventy-four hours. in comparison with Tie
eorresr,os,dirg date a last year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24
MAKE PLANS FOR
MEMORIAL DAY

A meeting of the Sons of Veterans.
members of the G. A. r. and repres-
entatives Of other patriotic organiEa-
tions was held at the city hall Thurs.
day night and plans outlined for the
proper observance OF Memorial day.
to be celebrated on Wednesday. May
3oth. After discussion of the gen
eral phases OF the proposition an ex-
ecutive committee. consisting of
Judge Augustus Pease as chairman.
George F. Rockafellow. A. H. Davis.
DR.. ]. Homer Dickson and Mrs. A. l..
Earl. was named to take general su.
pervision of the matter. Sub-commit-
tees will be appointed to assist in
carrying out the arrangement tenta.
lively agreed upon Thursday night.
II is the ambition of the executive
committee TO make Memorial day
this year one OF the most Interesting
and patriotic events OF its kind in the
history OF Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24
J. |. WRAY SERIOUSLY
I'LL AT CANTON, KAN.

Mrs. John s. Meredith received a
telegram from Canton. Kansas, on
Thursday informing her of the very
serious illness OF her aged father. Mr..
J. L. Wray. at the. home Of his
daughter. Mrs. John Wise. at that
place. Mr.. wray. who is resident
of this city. left here in company
with his wife four or five weeks ago
for a visit to Oskaloosa. Kansas, and
they we're on their way back to Canon
City. and had gotten as far as Canton
when the former was stricken down.
Mr.. Wray. who celebrated his eigh-
tieth birthday anniversary here last
September. has been sufferer from
heart trouble for a long time.
Mrs. Martin Gardner and Mrs.
William BoIes. sisters of Mrs. Mere
dith and daughters of Mr.. wray. LETT
Thursday night for the bedside of
their father.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper will be
,ienped TO learn that there In at least one
disease that science has been
ible TO cure In all its stages. and that ~
-ntarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure ls the only
positive cure now known to the medical
PATERNITY. Catarrh being = constitutional
disease. requires n constitutional treat
nent Halls catarrh Cure II taken In.
ornaliy acting directly upon the blood
md mucous surfaces of the system, thero-
~ destroying the foundation OF the dis
,anc, and giving the patient strength ny
nature In doing It's work. The proprietors
AVE 20 much faith In its curative pow
. nany case that u fails TO cure, Send
.or LIST OF testimonials.
A6dreoa; y. J. CHENEY CO. Toledo. o.
Oold by ali DrugGists. ise
3ako Aniro Family Pitts for conoupauoA-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-05-24
i CLEAR voua SKIN.

Spring house cleaning means clean,
az inside and outside. Dull pimply
kin Is m aftermath OF winter activ.
~. Flush your intestlnes with a
i;.dS laxative and clean out all accu.
aulated WASTES. easy to take. they
o not gripe. Or. Kings New Life
ills will clear your complexion and
righten your eye. Try DIR. Kings
lew Life Pills tonight and throw on
be sluggish winter shell. Al drug
lists. SOC. c.--adv