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Evening star., 1917-09-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
E'spR YALE.

fOA SALE.
RARE HARGAIN. WOODBRIDGE SECTION. If
sold at once; sr.; ami; garage; Ioo-ft. front:
city and suburbs in one; il and make o1er.
Apply 1905 Jackson st. n. 7413.
OWNER WILL SELL HIS GROOM BRICK
house in Chevy Chase. d. c.: large lot: three
land with small house. Falls Church electric
line: square from Station. Price, 1913. 437 10th
St s.w IL
BETHESDA, MARYLAND-rERY COMFORT.
able home: s rooms: fine porches: splendid
water: half with fruit trees: garage: stu
ated Rockville pike; two minutes from car
line; bargain; easy terms. Write Rox BOOM,
Star office.
IN TAKoMA PARK-AMoNG TREES; NEW.
artistic bungalow. facing south blocks from
14th st. cars extended; modern conveniences:
five rooms. bath; fireplace; sleeping porch; cleo
tric stove and lights: price. 80 800; easy
terms. Phone col. d792 or Col. 2se1
FOR INvEsTMEST-ei FINE LOTS. FRONT
ing on streets 100 feet wide in n hut-up white
neighhorhood. Can be resold in pairs at 100 per
cent advance. W. z. IRWIN. ai9 Bond bldg.
FOR S.IE-TAkOMA PARK HOME OF 8
provcments; beautiful corner property: near
ear lines also near school. library and stores
front and side porch and sleeping porch: house
screened price reduced to S6.T5u: terms.
II. l.. THORNTON. 3ol Southern bldg.
FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE TAKoMA PARK
home lot ltS feet front by 80 feet deep fine
hrary. stores and caAs: house has rooms and
bath furnace heat: newly papered and painted ::
price reduced TO $4,000: easy terms; would con-
slider exchange.
II. L. THORNTON. ao1 Southern bldg.
Fot'R-RoOM HOUSE: LOT 91x160; TWO
squares from cars AT Cherrydale. Va. Phone
Main 1899 H.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE; WATER IN KITCHEN; ;
newly PAINTED and papered; in Al condition; !;
lot S0y20o IT.: minutes walk to car line
price. 81 10000. Terms if desired. Apply to
ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsviile. Md.
FOR SALE- LOVELY HOME. GARRETT PARK.
a bargain. $4,000: rooms and bath: large
porches: 1oox20o; garage. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 134o New York ave.
BUILDING SITES FOR SALE IN CHEVY
CT ase Crest. 50 and GO #. frontage; 2H squar.1
ne. c. Chevy Chase Circle. in the d. c.: high
elevation; plenty OF shade: improvements: In
vestigate our building plan. which enables yor
10 a home about like paying rent WA.
Fl. RITCHIE. 41s-419 Colorado bldg. Phone u.
l045.
CHEVY CHASE. d. G., ONE BLOCK CONN.
ave-: Center hsll. hollow tile rooms and
a big bargain: $500: will rent furnished. s1oo
month";. Address Rox 137-C. Star office.
MUST SELL AT ONCE. 7R. SEMI BUNGALOW:
tile bath: laundry shute; h.w.h.; open fireplace:
beam ceiling: beautiful oak shade trees: u a.
ground: years old no reasonable offer refused.
Address Box 194M. Star office.
CHEVY CHASE. %. T.: BEAUTIFUL 7-ROoM
and bath. hollow tile house: dne lot and
shade; one block Conn. ave-: only $3.50: a
bargain. Address Ro1 s5-A. Star of1ee.
Evening star., 1917-09-10
Holy Cross Academy.

Upton and Conn. Aye.-0pens Sept. Il. 1877.
An ideal Resident and Day School for Girls.
Standard and Elective Courses. Voice Culture.
Piano. Harp, Violin. Painting. Elocution. bo-
mestc Science. Physical Culture. Outdoor Sports.
SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS.
Evening star., 1917-09-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE ROOMS; SLEEP
ing porches: freplaces; frst-class condition {:
terms TO suit purchaser. Address Box 54-M. Star
Office.
BEAUTIFUL 2-FAMILY FLAT-PRESS- BRICK
'front.' located Todd ST, !. block y. Cap ST. !;
south H. |. ave; lower fat. 5r. aud h.. rented
Sl9 month: upper. Or and h., rented Si9 iotal
S3s. Separate cellars furnace heat back porch
cs: sacrificing. 81, 500, terms. $500 cash, bal
easy. Fine home. speculation or Investment
wILLETT & REINECKE co. 1909 II NV.
a GREAT BARGAIN IN NV. SECTION. OVER
looking beautiful park. six rooms and bath; H.
". heat electric lights; garage: alley: good as
new; for quick sale So. 700. Address Box TOM.
Star Office
Evening star., 1917-09-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE WILL
sell at public auction. at 1880 New York
nue. northwest. WasLinston. D. G.. on THE
~ arH rdInK W osa oolI oisn,, ivJt
compound wound Westinghouse d. C. Motor,
placed with for repairs by the Mcleod Stone
NATIONAL ELEcTRIcAL SUPPLY CO.
se10, 1924
Evening star., 1917-09-10

WAvERLY PARK,
The Subdivision of Little Farma
ONCE 1913 H st. NV.
ATTENTION. HOMEsEEKER-THE BEST BUY
in Northwest Washington; only $500: terms;
half square from cars; 20 minutes TO Treasury:
garden space: grape vines: practically new;
modern and every city convenience; rooms
bath; gas electricity; hot-water heat.
c. c. LACEY. TO 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-s3O MONTHLY, WITHOUT CASH
payment. Groom bungalow; all modern: water
Easement with ianndry: eScelient lot. 800 feet
deep: beautiful lawn large trees; high elevation;
fronting macadam pike. block from cleo
tric cars. See owner, ". 4. WILSON. River
dale. Md,
Evening star., 1917-09-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(ContinuedD

MUST BE SOLD WITHIN DAYs.wILI
| transfer my interest of $50 to you for best
| offer I receive within the next days Price
Of house years ago when built was 81 go go:
/ today same house would cost 10 build. S4.23o
Corner house at 3012 Park place NV. corner
col rd opp Soldiers Home Park and fltra-
ton reservoir rooms and bath; everything
| latest. See Mr.. HARRY BERMAN. .13 14th St
,, NV. ftrunk store>. NJ. 1868; Act qn'ck as
there is Il great demand FOR this type OF house.
Easy terms.
FOR SALE-HERE'S A SNAP"
Within two squares of the Capitol
s2750 will buy $500 house: red pressed
brick a-room dwelling: exceptionally well built.
For good reasons owner will sacrifice.
STONE x FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-A VERY CHEAP HorsE; 18th K
Park road. Il cozy home for $500; stories.
cellar: hot-water heat: good condition. Lot 1a0
feet deep. alley.
FOR SALE-Si. .50o-oNE OF THE CHEAPEST
houses ever offered in Petworth; on 9Th St: 2
stories. cellar. attic; porches front and rear:
water heat. electric lights. etc.
STONE * FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS RARGAIN-A QUICK
buyer can purchase lovely brick dwelling on
Harvard ST. near 18th for $3.50. lot 40 feet
deep; public alley
4 BARGAIN AT S4.GO0-REDUCED FROM
sGl0o-A 10-room house. with twostory brick
stable; lot 2o1100; alley; on lettered street;
rather central.
STONE & FAIRFAN 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-IOw PRICED HOUSE IN
HIGH-CLASs NEIGHBORHOoD.
81 go WILL BUY 4 BROOM HOUSE ON y
ST. NEAR 10Th: MUST BE SOLD; NO REASON
ABLE OFFER REFUSED.
STONE { FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
PRICE. $G.lao; NEAR 14th AND ALLISON
sts.; story and attic. brick: hot
water heat: electric lights: hardwood floors .
porches lot "a #. wide; GARAGE. Cost owner
over 1900.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO.. NC 1888 C.
PRICE. $1,000: CLEVELAND PARK HOME.
CORNER: ALMOST NEW: splendid arrange
ment: entirely modern lot 5ox135. Terms to
suit purchaser.
ALLAN l.. WALKER & CO.. INC. 1898 G..
SEvEN-ROoM. TWO-SToRY HOUSE = HOT
water heat. gas; on Tenn. ave. few doors
from Lincoln Park. $4,000. Terms. Address
BOX 94-M. Star office.
Evening star., 1917-09-10
FOR sALE-sTABLEs.

FOR sALE-THREE BRICK STABLES: CLOSE
to 10th and streets; owner is anxious to sell
and will accept low price. For particulars see
THOMAS ]. FISHER L CO., INC,
73S 18th st, NV.
Evening star., 1917-09-10
I462 Columbia Road.
Price Reduced.

Attractive and unusually well built: eleven
rooms three haths; semi i-detached; house with
garage and modern IN every respect easy terms;
no rea souahls offer refused.
Evening star., 1917-09-10

TRANCAIS-DE. MARS CONVERSATIONAL !
method. ;:s"ful anI rapid Glasses ami private ,
lessons. 1910 Eye st. NV. -
Evening star., 1917-09-10
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FOR RENT-OrFICE ROOMS IN THE STAR
building; one room. fourth floor. and room.
third DIOR, overlooking 11th st. Inquire Room
100. Star building.
Evening star., 1917-09-10

A SELECT LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE AND
FOR RENT IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
PHONE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINT.
MENT TO INSPECT HOUSES.
MOORE HILL Unc.). 1902 ST.
Evening star., 1917-09-10
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FIRST REASONABLE OFFER. CASH OR
trade. takes 30 Maryland lots, 501150 feet
level near car line ripe for building; good
loans Address Box 2s2-D. Star Office los
BROOKLAND LOT FOR SALE; BETWEEN 18Th
and 18th on Lawrence ST.; price. $500 OWNER
3il3 18th -. ne. North 313i-J. 10s
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE $500 EQUITY IN
attractive Chevy Chase lot for $3.50 or eauiva-
lent. H.. 800 Park road.
TWO LoTS-l5O EACH; ON \ ST. Sc; NEAR
18th ST.: level ground great bargains; WRITE
Address Box 32OND. Star office.
LOT ON 10th ST.. FACING ROCK CREEK
l'ark; beautifully located and covered with large
forest trees: low price and will make terms but
will not consider trade. Address Boz at, star
Evening star., 1917-09-10

lROOM HOUSE: MODERN: KENYON ST.
NV: sold for $500 two years ago: need the
money; viii take s.. 900 for quick sale; 81 900
rash required. ADDRESS Box 302-C. Star Office.
FOR SALE-BkOUKLAND. D. G., NEAR 10Th
and Monroe SIS. nice Groom home: bath. eel
lar. furnace; garage lot jU1l50 IT.: price. So s50
very cheap; $1,000 cash. Address Box A. K,
Star Office
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
George E. Weed
Noted Figure in Marine
Circles Dead at 70

George +. Weed, VINO died carly Sat
urday morning at his home, 2is West
End Avenue. in his seventy eighth year,
was one Of the best known figures IN
marine circles when tho American mer-
chant marine was still powerful fac
tor on the seas. He was born IN Dam
bury. Conn, October 8, 1889, and for
many years was president Of the Nor.
gan Iron Works and its shipyards, the
Delaware Iron Shipbuilding and Engine
Works, at Chester, Penn, builders Of
many naval as we'll as merchant YES
sells. lie was also "A vIce-president and
director of the New rk-Cuba Mail
Steamship Company and IA director Of
the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
as well as of several banks and trust
companies.
He was charter member and vice.
president OF the Society of Naval
Architects and Marine Engineers and
treasurer Of the Engineers Club and
a member Of the Republican Club. Gem
cral Society of Mechanics and Trades
men, Metropolitan Museum Of Art,
American Museum of Natural History
and other organizations. He was also
one Of the trustees of Webb's Academy
and Home for Shipbullders.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Wife of l9, Spurned,
Seeks Death in Bay

\ mile and a half footrace between
Patrolman William Fordham and Mrs.
Tcssic Rannc. nineteen, which was wit
messed by scores OF Easter motorists
along the Three Mile Mill Road, in
Queens, ended yesterday afternoon
when both splashcd waist dcep INTO the
waters Of Jamaica Bay. With tho help
Of Patrolman Fields, Fordhsm dragged
the hystericsl young woman from the
water. and she was locked up at the
Richmond Hill station on a charge OF
attempting suicide.
Mrs. Ranue. who lives Al 10 seventh
Avenue. Brooklyn, said she had taken
some Easter presents 10 her baby AT
lI5 Brinkmcyer Avenue, South ozone
Park. Queens. where her husband, Au-
gust z. Ranne. from whom She was
separated five weeks ago, lives. Tier
husband, she said, refused 20 admit
her. and she appealed 10 him TO take
the presents for the baby. lie threw
them out Of window, she said. Nnen
Fordham saw her she was carrying one
Of the presents, 4 toy dog, and weeping:
He became suspicious after shc had
gone several blocks and followed nor.
Mrs. Ranne saw him and started 10
run. She had such handicap that he
was unable TO oycrtake her before shc
plungcd into the water.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

Instructor At tho College % the CITY
OF New York, lives a. 1ofl Faile
Street The Bronx. She is principal OF
a public school and rs recovering from
an illness which began on March 10. Tor
which. 10 rs alleged. tho roach powder
IN the milk was responsible.
About that date her husband noticed
that the milk did not seem 10 he as
alatahlo ms formerly but Mrs. Kinkel-
ccy's illness was not thought 90 bc
connected with the milk then. A ply
s,cian diagnosed tho case as one Of
TolSOulnC. and Professor kInkeldey
and detectives sought 10 discover how
he could have taken poison.
On March 81. although tho maid was
rot under susn ciou. she received a
weeks vacation. A. that tine detectives
were watching the house almost con-
startiy. They saw Bertha 10 is al
l,Cod. place bottles o. milk 81 the door
ON Wednesday and Thurs day evenings.
hftcr tho milk had been analyzcd aud
found. 10 is alleged. 20 contain poison,
Bertha was arrested.
Whom she was srraigncd Yesterday =
p. a. Hating. Assistant District Attor-
rcy. presented statement. 10 which
The young Womau's name was signed,
which was alleged 20 be = complete
confession. lt was said that tho milk
man had rot rccprocatcd the girls sf-
lection, and that Bertha had decided 20
rut the roach powder iu the milk so
that hc might ne dismissed.
81 did IT," shc said IN court, "but !
oid not intend 20 harm Mrs. kinkoldcy."
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
MARRIAGES

RUCHMAN TUCK On April I, 1917, Tillis
Tuck. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Tuck. was married 70 Mr. Eldore Bu'h-
man. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Libcr Buchnan'
hy Dr. Henry Moriss. assisted b. Cantor
Diamonstlcn.
CAMERON kORNGUT March -. 1911 IN
Tscorn. Wash. Charlotte Kornsut to J. j.
Cameron.
COHEN GOLD NJ. and Nr'. BENJAMIN
Gold. Of 1861 50th St. Brooklyn. announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Bertha, TO
Nr Herbert l.. Cohen. OF 20 East 9th So
Manhattan. on April =. 1917. Honeymoon
being spent A. Lakewood.
COOPER sPEER Marin lie Brun Cooper
d. Of Verona. TO Mabel Spsor. April I. at
home Of bride Essex Fells y. ).
CURTIS PORTER April :, 1917, at Holy
Trinity Cathedral. Havana. Cuba. Caroline
Knickerhacker Porter. daughter Of Mr. and
Mr.. Nathan r. Porter. of l65 Gates ~.
Moutclsir. \. j.. and William John Curtis
i-. son or Nr and Nrs. William J. Curtis
Of qS6 Fifth sv. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
BIRTHS

FRANKEI-Mr and Mrs. Samuel Frankel
announce the birth - a daughter on April
~ their home 81 Wcst End AZ.
HEYMAN Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Heyman
6nte Estclle Jacobfl. of So West l6lst ST.
announce tho birth ~ dsughtcr Nnrii .. 10
INsCHO- Nr. and Mrs. !. ;. lnecho 'nee
Mildred VI Rhodes announce N" birth oi
daughter. April Q. a, the Woman lto'-
nital.
MULLMAN M and Mrs. Mack H. Null
man tucs Gertrude Tanzcrl announce m"
arrival of a son. April >. At New YORK
Medical College Womens Hospital. - We,
inlstst
POWELL, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Powell
,nee Wagner announce the birth Of SON.
Mark Sidney. April l A. Jewish Hospital
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
John w. Richardson
Widely Known Brooklyn Man
Dies at Sayyille

Sayville. Long Island, April John
". Richardson, one Of the most widely
known Masons on Long Island, died
here this afternoon, following a stroke
of apoplexy, yesterday. Mr. Richard
son, who was seyenty-eight years old,
came here 70 spend Easter.
Mr.. Richardson was recorder OF ks
met Temple. in Brooklyn, and thirty
third degree Mason. He was born in
Boston and had lived in Brooklyn for
more than fifty years
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
ENGAGEMENTS

Wr,. Iuliu. &. stern. Reception ., home
3g5 Central Psrk West, SUNDAY. April ID.
from g % o.. No cards.
STREIITZ COHEN Rev. and Mrs. h.
Cohen. Of $50 We, 1s3d at. announce the
betrothsl Of their daughter. freda, TO Mar
TIN J Strelitr.
THoRNER ROSENSWAIKE- and Nr'.
Morry Rosenswaikr. Of 33l Lafayette az.
Brooklyn. announce The engagement ~
their dauch'cr. Fannie. % VI. Alvin ~
Thorncr. Of Brooklyn. Reception At the
W,llouSaby Mansion. 661 Wiloughby sv.'
Brooklyn. Sunday. April i5. ?. m.
WALD--K -KATZ-Nrs. Ricks katz, OF 100
Past il6th st.. announces betrothsl Of her
daughter. Florence. 10 Mr.. Charlie, Wsld.
of Brooklyn Reception Hotel Bon Ray.
Sunday. April IS. 1917. TO S. No cards. o.
WEINBERG COHN Harry Cohu announces
the engagement OF his sister. Jennie. 10
Louis Weinberg. sunday. April I. 1917. %
wEITZER IIMMERMAN Mr. and Mis-. $.
zimmerman. of Bay Ridge. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Ida H.. 70
Nr. Samuel 4. Wci,zcr. e
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
Rabbi Joseph Friedlander

Plainfeld. n. j.. April S.-The Rev.
DR.. Joseph Friedlander, aged fifty eight,
for the last year rabbi at Temple
Sholem in this city, died in Muhlenberg
Hospital tonight after a weeks illness.
He was born in Edinburgh, Scotland,
and was educated in London. He held
nulpits in Melbourne. Australia. Beau
mont and Waco, Tex. and Hamilton,
Canada. He was widely known as a
contributor to Jewish periodicals and
had just completed an anthology Of
Hebrew poetry. He leaves one brother,
John Friedlander, Of Pleasantvillc, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

Iirdley " Garrison. u. Orme Wilson.
inomas r. Field. Albert Eugene Ca
latin, Ir. and Ms. Arthur Curties
James. Miss Angelica Gerry. Mrs.
Charles DO Loosely Oclrichs. Nr. and
Mrs Fisloy j Shepard. Mrs Clarence
{. Poll. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell
Putnam. Mrs. Corneliu, II. Tangcmar'
Mrs. William Woodward. Nr. and Ny.
John Shillito Rogers. Il. de Berke.e
Parsons. Frank 4. Munsey, G. g. ia
ven. Miss Zcllah Thompson. Mrs. W.
Lowe Rice. Miss Mildred 6. Rice, Mrs.
$. Stanwood Menken, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Kessler. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson
r. Burr, Mrs. George G. Dc Witt an'
Mr. and Mrs. James b. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
DEATHS

Austin. William II. ". Knapp. Amllla
Raker. Ahram I. Iindner. Leah
Bogart. John ". Madden. Michael ?.
Brown, George r. Manning. George r.
Buchan. John r. Martin. J. Thomas
Cameron. Hannah l.. Niligsn. Edward X.
Casey. Thomas +. Mitchell. Margaret K
Clemency. Margaret Murray. Alexander
Conlon. Joseph 4. ocrtli. Daniel
Coon. lanes =. Prentice. Henry
Corlss. George n. keynolds' howard =
Cucrho. Harriet +. Schroedle. Joseph
Dexter Albert l.. Nchrenkeisen. = r.
DonneU Nrs.JF Sine. AleNina G..
Finstein. Fannie Simonson. Evelyn II.
Fenton. Margaret Z. IompNins' Alex l.
Fitch, Joseph lutte Maria
Fitzgerald Luke l.. TVining. Harry +.
Fraser Je>sieF. Tyrrcl. Cynthia r.
Furlong. Martin y. Niteil. Emma
cil.brist Naroaret Weed George T..
Goldberg. Michael White ohVia Is.
Crave. sarah NJ Wierdsms. Jan V
Heidgerd. Anna VI. ". Wioers' Albert IL
Hennessey, Mary A. winters Ellen
Igen. Ernest "rghI Ahua
Jaegerhuber. Max
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
CONFIRMATION

LEvENsON-M and Mrs. s. Leven'on an
uounce tho bar mitrvsh ot their son.
Harold. on Saturday April a. 10 a. m. at
the Hebrew Tabernacle. SIS West l5oth 81.
Reception At home. April -. from , TO 8
p. m. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
IMPORTANT

EnFasenspt, Marriage, Birth. In
n.nsrsm and Death Notices may BE-
t.I.phoncd tn The Tribune any time up
10 midnight for insertion in the nsrt
day, paper. Just call
Beckman 5000
Ard Rad Tn. notice n 700 vsh II
inserted. BIll for same will be mailed
IN you later. The notice viii resch
sy,r ioo. 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
CEMETERIES

THE wooDLawN cEMErEHY.
s5gs 81. ny Harlem Train ana ~ rrsneo
Lsts Of small Sis for sale
oEcs 20 E.s1 s1d ST.. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

Ihe Easter parade SuHcicu 'io'"
l,tlc TOO much competition \''''''". '
\ chill wind. which set inc Avenue
forest Of 0ar- dancing hhc "or'
vorth's daIodiis; world Wa with us
discouracemcnt OF vanity, and h"''
Sundays tabernacle whose doors "oIc
taking IN 'rulutudcs Of the de'ou' ana
curious thos" Things tended power
fully TO ihn the 'nfonS "n''" o" q"
ordinary I"fter i'na''s ''''. -,
next TO inpa>'apIc ne'"''h 10 "''''
o'clock.
l. may hsyc been Imagination, but
.,..-. .......! ..,, ,4o-,tio, Of color and
'"VIe S'''"''
gaycty among those VINO o'd pIo'o"-
ade. Here and there bright blue and
ooi5 bo,,,. o.. or. Of vcrdant green
.,. .,,oro
nooncd a''HE D." ''' cur '''''' ''.'
conspicuous for its rarity. Ia cach
rs,c ,, ,oocLcd tho ru~s beneath IT,,
,0, ...:.., ,,, .bro,,cb
.''' may ""''' w
tho snow.
Even thc national colors seemed un-
sccountablv absent from the Easter
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09
War and Wind Thin Ranks
OF Easter Line on Fifth Ave
Grim Influence Of Conflict Revealed by Absence Of Colors
and Creations-Socety Rides to and from Church
-Nlavor Mitchell at St. Francis Xavicr

These PEOPLE fcl, well rewarded FOR
New-York tribune., 1917-04-09

Just to show you how N, Pasiime game Is played
we are reproducing Picture No. ] and quoting SIX
titles from the complete list Of 5000 Titles obtain
most applicable to Picture No. il}
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-27
I0WAnS STOCKUP
FOR LONG PERIOD
Prepare to Meet Requirements OF Fed
erai Bone Dry Law and Lay
In supply.
HUNDREDS FROM DISTANT TOWNS
SO TO Davenport to see Circus and
Then Drop Over to Rock Island
10 Load Up.

Despite the fact that yesterday was
school election day and saloons were
ordered 10 keep closed during the
hours the polls were open. more beer
and whisky "uncoasumed" went out Of
months past
and Bailey's circus. hundreds of mo-
florists from towns in eastern Iowa
took the occasion TO come over to Rock
Island where they loaded their ears so
heavily with bottled goods that when
they started the return trip the body
OF the machines sunk 10 the very
aEles. rendering the springs useless.
The Iowans took advantage Of being
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-27

was former AIedo girl and VIII be
we'll remeu bered IN this city by her
many friends and classmates IN the
local schools. she IS survived by her
parents. mr. and Mrs. ). c. Bowers.
and a brother. Samuel Bowers. all Of
Los Angeles. IuueraI services were
hela last Saturday Burial was i'm I'm
25ewoo8 cemetery tn Los Angeles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-27
- -, W0Rk HARnER.

Rome-As q result Of the efforts 70
reduce travel and also TO prevent spy
ing. al central passport board has been
established among the ally embassies
here. 1t now requires u days to Sc
cure the approval of this board before
any person can leave italy, and such
wise is valid only for the time required
10 make an unbroken trip 10 the per-
sons destination.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-27
CHICAGO PARK BOARD
APPOINTS LOCAL MAN

Harry =. Behramanu. 1879 Fourth
avenue, departed today for Chicago
where ba viii assume his work AS dt-
rector Of Fairgrounds. having been
appointed hy the Chicago park com
mIssio1ers last week. There were 800
who took the examination for the posi-
ton. Waue ia Chicago Behnamaun
VIII complete dis course at the Amer
5can college of physical education.
graduating IL August
All the news all the fims-Thz
Argus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-09
Misused Pension
Fund, Is Charge

Judge yesterday signed an or
der Saturday morning which will
stop the payment of future moth
ers' pensions to Mrs. Myrtle Eos
ter. The pension was taken
away from her because she is not
supporting her infant daughter
with the money, as she claimed be-
fore the court. Probation OFF,
Ger Healey investigated the case,
and found that the child has been
In Seattle for the last year, and
that the mother has been keeping
the money for herself,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-06-09
MAN FOR MAN
ARMY MUST
PASS TEST
UNITED Press Leased Wire,

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 0.
The war department will main
tain Its present rigid standards in
selecting the new army.
This means that America will
have on the western front youths
the physical equal or superior OF
any now engaged. Estimates. are
that one of three or two may fail
to meet the rigid tests.
Sound heart, lungs, eyes, teeth
and feet are among the prime
requisites, while other tests are
more severe than the strtctest life
insurance standards.
The work of drafting the new
army members should start by the
last week in June. After a man
has been drawn he then presents
his reasons for exemption IL he
has claimed exemption.
The matter OF exemption is still
up to President Wilson who, 1t
Is expected, will soon determine
what men shall be free of actual
fighting service under the first
draft.