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The evening world., 1917-07-07
HER PRO-GERMANISM
LED TO FAMILY BREAK
Mrs. Hatton Denies Saying Lusi-
tania Victims Were Served
Right.

Although Mrs. Anna X. Hatton-in
answer to her husbands allegation that
he left her because OF her violent tenn
per-aftrms she won tho amiabllity
medal of her class In Hunter College.
her alleged pro-German leanlngs were.
according to the husbands amdavit. re-
sponsible for the family %troubles which
nave led to a suit for separation.
When the case was begun some weeks
ago DR.. Thomas NJ. Hatton declared his
wife showed disrespect for the Stars
and Stripes. and instead OF expressing
sympathy for the Lusltani victims. said
II served them right for travelling on
IN English steamer, Mrs. Hntton said
she spoke d~isparnglnvly Of the use Of
the flag for commercial purposes, She
admits having said tho victims of the
Lusitania should have kept on the
steamer after the warning which pre-
coded the sinking. She denies pro-
German lennings. The plaintiff asked
Justice Hendrlck yesterday to grant
alimony and counsel fee.
The evening world., 1917-07-07
WANTS AGE CHANGED TO 35.
Justice Asks n Applicant wishes
10 Escape COnacriptiOn.

Morris Kaufman. n provision dealer Of
No. % Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn. Rp-
piled yesterday TO. Supreme Court Jus
tice Manning Of that borough to have
his naturalization certificate changed so
that his age shall appear thereon as
thirty Ave years. which he says Is cor
rect. instead OF ms thirty-one. as II now
appears in the records.
'"What does his man want TO do.
avoid conscrlption?" Justice Manning
asked.
Raifman's counsel said he can show
beyond any doubt that his client is In
reality thirty lve years old, as Raft
man has n paper showing that he was
discharged from military service In
Russia In 1905 at the age OF twenty
three. Assistant United States District
Attorney Thomas w. Gun opposed tho
application.
Ut is three years now" Cum said.
Since the petitioner made the mistake
ne claims he made in giving his age.
and / think he should accept tho conSe-
quences."
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

and Igniting II, causing the carbon to
be removed by burning. This process
is simple, quick, cheap and efficient
Automobile Bditor:
I am a licensed chauffeur, and a
friend Of mine owns a taxi. Could L
take people out for n ride with his
permission? . II.
Yes.
Automobile Editor:
Is II proper to shift from third speed
TO second or from third to irst7.
Gear shifting can DO effected quietly
and without damage to the gears only
when one shifts with due regard TO
car speed and engine speed. That is,
II "a proper to shift when running,
saw, al fifteen miles per hour from
third TO second, but improper to shift
while running at the same speed from
third to first. The reason Tor TINS Is
that the difference In speed between
the driven gear In the ransnlsslon
Gear speed and that OF tho driving
gear (engine speed) Is much greater
when shifting from third to first than
when shifting from third TO second,
The secret OF quiet shifting either up
or down Is to equalize as nearly as
possible the speeds of the driving and
driven a before making the shift.
Automobile Editor:
Do you know where the apple start
ing and lighting system Is nader
r. II. NJ.
N~ur.wtg NJ
The evening world., 1917-07-07
Newark, ". ].
AUTOMOBILE ROUTES WANTED.

To Milford. Pa, by way of Mont
clair and Pompton, N. j. II. L.
The route you mention will take
you some distance out OF your way.
However, here 1t Is: Jersey City,
Belleville. Montclair, Singac, Pomp-
ton, Bloomingdale. Franklin Furnace,
Layton, Dingman's Ferry, Milford.
Distance, S2.4 miles.
From this city to Sharon Springs.
(2) How long It would take. go The
distance, and (4) Are the roads good?
II. w.
New York. Yonkers. Tarrytown.
Peeksklll, Fishkill, wapplngcr's Falls,
P~oughkeepsie, Hyde Park. Rhincbcck,
Hudson, Undertook, Albany, Guild
erland, Altamont, Berne, G%allupville.
Cohleskill, Sharon, Sharon Springs.
2. Depends on your car but would
say about ten or eleven hours. 3.
Distance is 2Os.6 miles. T.. The roads
are good.
From Albany 20 Beckett. Mass, and
from there to Lake Placid, n. Y.
Albany. Rensselaer,. schodack, Cen
tire, New Lebanon. Shaker Village
(Mass.), Pittsheld, LcnoX, Lee, East
Lee. Bonnyrigg, Four Corners,
Beckett. Distance 27,9 miles. From
Beckett to Pittsheld. Lanesboro, Will
] lAlllNAoN IT, 4 Wv AAAAt AAbbRI'h . aus
! Cambridge IN. ", Greenwich.
Schuylervillc, Saratoga Springs, Will
ton, Glens Falls. Lake George. War
%rensburg, Chestertown, Pottersville,
Schroon Lake, Elizabethtown, Keene,
Lake Placid. Distance 2OO,2 miles.
From staten Island 70 Delaware
water Gap. s.. I.
Rosebank, Port Richmond, How
land Hook. Flizahethport Ferry,
Elizabeth, Newark, Orange. Morris
town, Chester. Hackettstown, BUTTE
Vile, Meyers Ferry IN. J.-Pa.),
Delaware water Gap. Distance 81. 2
miles and will take about five hours
in n Ford.
From brooklyn to Kingston. N. Y,
and how long will II take. G. T.
Brooklyn, New York City, Yonkers,
]Tarrytown. Peekskill, Flshkill. Pough-
kecpsie, HYDE Park, Rhinebeck, Rhine
Cliff, Rondout Ferry, Kingston. Dis
lance is 944 miles from New York
city, and the trip will take from five
10 six hours.
From Dyckman Street Ferry to
Monticello. A. IT.
Dyckman street Ferry. Englewood.
Hackensack, Hohokus, Tuxedo, Mon
roe. Chester, Goshen. Middletown, Cud-
debackville, HARDWOOD, Monticello. Dis
lance Oil miles.
From this city to Cortland. N. Y.
A. c. w.
West One Hundred Thirtieth Street
Ferry, H~ackensack, HOhokus, Tuxedo
Monroe, Goshen, Middletown, Guide
backville, Monticello. Liberty, Roscoe
Horizons, Hancock, Deposit, Windsor
Ringhamton, Chenango Forks, Isle
Cortland. Distance 2S7.2 miles,
The evening world., 1917-07-07
MASS FOR JOHN H. CAHILL.
lie Was Prominent In Developing
CompnnIes.

He Was Prominent In DEVELOPING
Telephone Companies.
There will be a solemn requiem
mass in st. Patrlck's Cathedral at 0
o'clock this morning for John H.
Cahill. who died Thursday. Funeral
services will be held at the home OF
his sister. Miss Mary ]. Cahill. at No
663 jefferson Avenue. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Cahill was born in Delanco, n.
J., July 90. 1859. He was engaged in
telephone work from 1875 until he re
tired In 1914, starting in the business
within two years after the first tele-
phone company in New York city was
organized. He vas admitted to the
bar In 1885. but continued in the tele-
phone business.
At the time OF his retirement, Mr..
Cahill was n director in the New York
Telephone Company, Of which he was
one OF the incorporators, and the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company. the Delaware
and Atlantic Telegraph n Telephone
Company and the Southwestern Tel
egraph and Telephone Company. He
also was connected with many other
corporations.
The evening world., 1917-07-07
TIFFANY FIGHTS HER SUIT.
Ills Counsel Asks Denial of Breach
OF Promise Motion.

Because Mrs. Helen H.. stevens. who
ia suing Belmont Tiffany for breach Of
rromise, Is alleged to he n resident Of
Philadelphia. and the alleged promise to
marry was made In Detroit and th3 de-
PENDANT now lives I'm Alabama. Charles
s Dawson. attorney for Mr.. Tiffany,
asked Justice Hendrick yesterday In tho
Supreme Court TO deny Mrs. Stevcns's
motion, filed Thursday.
Mr.. Dawson said that In the Alabama
suit Of the same cause OF action the
iury disagreed. Mrs. Stevens then gave
her home and legal address as P%hiladel-
phia. he snid.
Justice Hendrick said n these allega-
tIons are correct the suit. which Is for
$50 600 damages. could not be- tried In
New York.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

Aatuuaobilo Editor:
Own a Chalmers 1917. and when 1
push on the clutch there is a grind
ting sound. In addition to this, oil
runs from tho right ear wheel. l
have put washers on, but this does
not remedy the trouble. II. II.
The clutch throw-out bearing must
be badly worn or dry. May need
either replacing or lubricating. AS
Z the rear wheel, you may have too
much oil in the diferential housing.
This should not have moro than two
or three pints Of oil in 1t.
!. Auaonobiis Editor:
Ii there n school whore a woman
can learn the mechanism OF an auto
moblle7 Il. W. r.
Sec advertising columns Of this
paper.
AutonObils Editor:
When slowing down my Buick 1916.
a knock, which at once ceases IL spark
Is retarded, is very noticeable. The
car has just been thoroughly cleaned,
cylinders, spark plugs. SC. Could the
knock be due to governor mechanism
IN the carr +. ID. =.
This Is probably caused by carbon.
i doubt that the governor Is at fault
as the knocking ceasing, ever II tho
spark is not retarded. would elimln-
ate this.
Auomobils Editors
Can you explain the Cromwell
Kelly law and how an owner and
members OF his family are affected
by TT f.. H..
All operators OF motor vehicles must
be licensed, regardless OF whether
they are professional chaufreurs or
. not. Minimum age Of motor vehicle
operators is eighteen years.
Automobile Editor;
Can my SON., who is seventeen years
old, obtain one OF the special licenses
by paying the necessary 81? II. 5.
No, not until he is eighteen years o.
age.
Automobne Dditor:
II Have q 1912 Ford and when 1 stoI
same with the brake pedal It gives &
noise In the reat' axle. l have put In 9
n new pinion, ~ball-bearing assembly
roller bearing and drive ear Il. A.
Believe your trouble is caused b!
worn or glazed Cor both) brake bandi
on Transmission. IL the band is II
eithis condition 1t will cause car TO rat
JIG anu buth WHICH bClHb plOubHl "
a stop.
Automobile Editor;
In Have an Oldsmobile which has rul
about 1000 miles. On rough roads o.
cobblestones there Is u clank unde
the right rear side. Had a mechanic
N 10 over the car three times, brak'
n bands adjusted and internal brak'
shoes also. II. w. r.
There are so many things that coul,
produce a noise while driving over
rough road hat 1t is extremely din
N cult to venture an opinion without ex
aiming the car itself. l would sug
gest you have your man consider sue
things as loose universal joint covers
working (iexing) OF mud-guard an
splasher plates, loose body bolts, dus
cover ON brakes, broken or loos
spring perch, loose muffler hanger
broken spring leaves, play in univer
sal joints or possibly a broken cros
member in frame.
Automobile Editor;
How can I remove carbon by tn
oxygen process? X. NJ. Il.
Carbon is removed from the cylir
ders by admitting oxygen through IN
valve cap openings into the cylinder
The evening world., 1917-07-07

Warren l. Leo OF Brooklyn, formerly
First Deputy State Comptroller. was
appointed an assistant counsel to the
Public Service Commission Tor tho FIfat
District yesterday. Mr.. Lee, who rep
rescntel the Eighteenth Assembly Dis
trI.t u Kings IN the Legislature Tor
several years, viii receive $4,000 a year.
MIR. Lee VIII be assigned 20 help As
connection with tho claims of subway
contractors against the city.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

the gasoline route. Motor trucks for
the supplies, huge tractors for heavy
artillery, automobiles for ambu-
lances. They form the transporta-
ton of present day armies.
The New York National Guard.
keeping right up to the minute in
military improvements. has COM
pletely motorized It's fighting divi-
sion that will go to France. The
supply train, originally intended to
be a mule wagon organization, has
been reftted to be entirely motor.
six companies of thirty-two great
trucks to a company that will haul
the supplies the division requires.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

Baptisto Faragasso OF No. 9SS Kent
Avenue, Brooklyn. has been missing
almost two weeks. He was last at
his home on June 25. since which slime
his relatives have been able to find
no trace of him.
Young Faragasso was nineteen
years old, 3 feet 5 inches tall and was
last employed in the Bliss Munitions
Works, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1917-07-07
YOUR KIDNEYS

You have swollen feet ana hauls' sur
acar joints' sharp shooting, rheumatic
mains torture you. You have uchiug back,
main iu tho lower abdomen, difficulty
yhap urlnnting' Look OUT These are
dauger signals, Trouble Is With your KID
u,y. Trio acid poisoning, IN one form or
another. has set In. II may lead 20 drppsy
or fatal BriFhts disease n not checked.
Oct some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM On
Capsules Immediately. They are an OLD
preparation USED all over tho world Tor
canfar.rs combining natural healing OH
an herbs, well known 10 phySlclHns and
used uF thousands IN their daily practice
The Capsules are not an experimental.
make shit patent medicine or 'Ralt. f
whose effect * only temporary. They are
a standard remedy, and act naturally.
gently and quickly, Hut when you 20 10
the drug gist, Insist on getting tho pure.
,rIs,r.| HARLEM ON In Capsules BE
sure fnn name GOLD MEDAL is ON the
boss. three sizes, and thus protect yu4.-
se.l agala5g eounIsr.sIH,-AdyL
The evening world., 1917-07-07
Kirk and Adnir winners.

Jimmie Kirk Of Harlem. who recently
graduated from tho preliminary ranks.
surprised the fans In the New Polo A.
A. last night when he easily o]utpolntoI
Raw Rivers Of California. In the semi
final bout Barney Adalr OF Harlem won
an the way from Jimmie Paul OF the
same section.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

Joe Jeanette, the colored heavy,
weight, knocked GU Tango Kid OF
Fro.glyn IN the fifth round at the Van,
derbilt A. G, last night.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

The weights announced for tho Rcd
ross Handicap at one mile and a six
zenith to be run on Red Cross Dav at
\qucduct next Monday give Old Rose
bud top weight l3O pounds. Regret 12S.
and l26 each 10 The Finn and Roamer.
The evening world., 1917-07-07
HELP

DRAUGHTSMEN-W unted d,
designers, detotlers and
trRcers, experienced In mo-
chanical or electrical work;
give experience, age and sal
AIRY expected; permanent po-
sitions. Address d. w, 235
World.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

The ammunition train will also be formed OF motor trucks ant ua'u,S
Will aul the three regiments OF heavy artillery the State will eventually
organize. l..
The evening world., 1917-07-07
What You Should KnOU
About Your Auto; HOW
To Drive and Keep II
AdUice HoD to Keep Automobiles Running
Smoothly and the Best Way to Remedy Machine
TroubLe-Traffic Suggestions and Pleasure
Routes for EUening World Readers.
Blu GEORGE Ell. ROBERTSON.

A UToMoBILES have revolutonized army transportation. Horses
y and mules, the carrying power for soldiers only a short time ago.
- are now obsolete in modern armies. Now everything the army
The evening world., 1917-07-07

Tumbleweeds and Russian thistlcs are being canned
for greens by the women Of Kansas.
The evening world., 1917-07-07
HELP wANTeo-FemALE.


KNfT~TGRs And CROCHTFRs-Wama Who
arc faIra aaluAiufrI With both wsnted 10 teach
uuf Wurf Iu large lr affment stores. must have
a stulHg ..0.uaafF and able 10 TAN veil:
cool salaries aud expenses paid.
Address Ii. G.. sot Work.
The evening world., 1917-07-07
MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES
Compiled by Moreland NeWs Bureau
I.nsue batting Averages.
NeUs Bureau

National League Batting Averages
Records Of players VIII have played In fifteen
games. including July 4. and who have averages
The evening world., 1917-07-07

American League Batting Averages.
Records q players who have played in fifteen
games. including July 4. and Who have averages
The evening world., 1917-07-07

ior i,ishinnus.. scabrlght. Long Branih,
sorts. Boats isn",e We, Ibts st..a rs,
# IS:55$ al &,sT u. f. 4 { I s%' Xxx ; !! s;s Z;
BATTERY. $50. O.2O. IO.2O 4. ". After
NON boat connects with return boat from
The evening world., 1917-07-07

A carrier pigeon completed 1.5oo-miie trip from
Winnipeg, Canada, to san Antonio, Tex, in 245 hours.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

a lot Of stolen goods.
Tumbeweeds and Russian thistlcs are being canned
for greens by the women Of Kansas.
A carrier pigeon completed 1,5OO-mile trip from
Winnipeg, Canada, to san Antonio, Tex, in 25 hours.
wife charged by husband with nagglng produced In
court the college amiability medal she was awarded a
few years ago.
Deciding to take his own advice after tour urging
men to enlist, Indiana's Secretary Of state has resigned
to go to war.
Unable TO obtain clothing. peasants near odessa,
Russia, passed II resolution TO organize professions Of
naked men,"
For mlsusing the Declaration OF Independence, a
sentenced to ninety days in the workhouse.
al service in Broadway chapel, widow OF deceased stopped
ore "the unreaities, shams and pretenses Of our mode OF
clone picked up a post card at Wichita and dropped It in
90 rnupa avay
The evening world., 1917-07-07
WANTED

10 tsse charge u yirh In fine vine mill. sEpsd-
eucrl DO this .Hr q similar prfoucd permAnsnt
l%otitiIn: state fun particulars. y. W. bon -
World.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

A Kansas cyclone picked up a post card at Wichita and dropped 1t in
an alfalfa field 100 miles away.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

Bronx a has been sentenced to ninety days in the workhouse.
The evening world., 1917-07-07

wife charged by husband with nagging produced ir
court the college a%miabiity medal she was awarded
few years ago,
The evening world., 1917-07-07

During funeral service in Broadway chapel, widow OF deceased 3
eulogy to score "the unreaules, shams and pretenses Of our m
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-27

& Johnson's subdivision of Block
&C" of Scott's addition to Lakeland,
Florida.
East half { l-2) of the following
Reginning at the n E corner of the
NE IA Of the Sc IA of section 10.
township 2S south, range 70 east,
and run $50 feet west for starting
roint; thence south $50 feet; thence
west to west line of forty; thence
north to NV corner OF said forty'
thence east to point of beginning.
Or as much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy said decree.
Notice is further given that each
,iece of real estate above descrlpeu
will be sold separately
c6o, r. b. HUFFAKER
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-27
| @dey &Practical
k0me Drecy WdMno
,Inronc
oared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
Box.P Plated Coat Of Summer seroe

may De white or blue. The co., ;s
oox'plalted and has a square volia
ana open neck finished with a sonone
collar The front may be rolled hack
70 form revers or buttoned in high
elec'' cuffs finish the two.nieca
sleeves, but these may be omitted if
desired. In medium size the coat 70.
quires rs yards 54-inch material
AS today's home dressmakine lac
son deals with the cutting Of the
coat II is necessary to studv tba
guide, provided to simplify the work
oi the seamstress. First fold tho
material in half on smooth surface
ANY table large enough for the pur-
pose Will do. Now, on the length.
wise fold place the back of the coat
then leave sufficient space for the
Gun and lay the collar and yoke on
the lengthwise fold also.
The cuff is so laid on the serge
that the large 20" perforations resi-
on a lengthwis5 thread. Above the
cum is the yoke, and to the left of the
yoke, and opposite the back, are the
lower sleeve section and undertaking
all of which sections have the large
"O' perforations laid on a length.
wise thread of material The upper
sleeve section and the pockets are
placed above the yoke The remain
ing material will be sufficient for
the front Of the coat and the belt
The large co. perforations in the
front are laid on lengthwise thread
and the belt on a crosswise fold.
These little coats are in excellent
style for summer wear and may be
developed in tub materials with
smart effect
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-27
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under
ID by virtue of a final decree made
d entered by the Honorable John
Edwards, judge of the Circuit
|urt of the Tenth Judicial Circuit
and for Polk county, Florida, on
( 10th day Of May, 1917, in GER
fn cause therein pending wherein
Berry & Hall Company, corpora
bn, is complainant and M. R. San
|rs, joined by her husband, H. P.
|nders, are defendants, for the sum
$SS6.57 and costs OF said suit,
R. B. Huffaker, special master in
will, on the first Monday
July, 1917, the same being the
hd day of July, 1917, and legal
lles day, within the legal hours of
lie sell to the highest and best
deer for cash at public outcry at
be front of the court house door
Barlow, Polk county, Florida, the
Moving described real estate. to-
ii:
lots s and 10 of Block IS OF
Caipman's Survey of Lakeland,
lCrida.
lots and 2 of Block 6 of Schip-
ans Survey of Lakeland, Florida,
'ss south So feet.
Let's l3 of Block l of Trammell
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-27
IonN DILLON ENGlANO'S
GREATEST TALkER

London. June 26.-According 10
"Hansard" the official record OF rai
lament John Dillon was the greatest
,oILor during the session from Fepru'
arv to May 4. his speeches and re-
narks occupying 1873 columns OF the
record Laurence Ginnell' anotner
rrisbman easily hold the record for
.ont;rq 70 know things, 344 questions
standing to his credit
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-27

This smart model is fashioned of
MINER serge, the color of which
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-27
Be on the Safe Side-Let Us Do 1t NOW
Lakeland Evening Telegram
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RECOGNIZED BY LOCAL AND NATIONAL
ADVERTISERS WHO MAKE a STUDY OF
NEWSPAPERS. IT IS THE ONLY ASSO-
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HOURS AHEAD OF MORNING PAPERS.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM GOES INTO 60
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-14
Cuban Official Says
Outsiders Aid Rebels

am convinced that outside inter.
'''' are fomenting or are aiding in
ne fOmenting Of the present disturb
'hes In Cuba
inis statement was made yesterday
va high Cuban Official here. Whether
'as outside interests he referred 20
we're American or German. he refused
sS7. They ar. not Cuban. he plainly
minated.
fas Etory In The Tribuns yesterday
'os ne unusual number Of Germans
recently have taken passage for
y.'a vas not denied At tho Cuban Con.
''sIs yesterday. T, vas learned that
- Vsr'nans taking refuge IN Cuba or
ssar msfe for other purposes have
y. All left from New York. Many have
-, 80 ron other Atlantic seaports and
s..s ~ rain % FLORIDA and then BY
70 Havana.
ron various sources has come IN.
- etiDn indicating that the rebels are
49,. SSpplsd With arms and ammuDi-
~ Cut on since last November by
sn government decree from openly
s.yPlhI any material Of war. tbev have
gass, ,stst s,tt channels. = large steam
. 49, t schooner, which from time
isgs t..i.syf nsyf touched a Florida ports,
Il. Dfsn under suspicion.
a. r yfsstes >. ferrara, speaker Of
'1N h9s1e of Representatives