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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
Compromise Plan
Before President

WASHINGTON, Ian. 2S. The rail
way brotherhood leaders today laid
before Presidcn; Wilson IN writing
their proposals Er a compromise on
his railway legislation program and
ne began considering them The labor
leaders propose instead of law to
prevent strike or lockout pending an
investigation that provision be made
for investigation BY a mixed board of
employees and employers This. they
say, would settle every dispute The
action OF the senate interstate com
mcrcc committee yesterday in voting
down the presidents plan a second
tlmc was taken by some officials As the
iorcrunncr OF some sort of compro-
mise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
THIRD WARSHIP
MISSISSIPPI
LAUNCHED TODAY
Miss Camille MCBeath Chris
tens BattIeShip,

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Jan Is
The battleship mississippi. building
here for the United States government,
was successfully launched today in the
presence OF Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels other distinguished visitors
and crowd estimated at mne than
5000 spectators
Christened by Mississippi Girl.
Miss Camille McBeath Of Meridian,
Miss. chriStencd the new mistress OF
the Seas" with the first pcrceptlble
movement OF the giant hull, she crashed
a bottle of champagne against the bow
OF the iron monster, eXclaimlng in a
low but clear voice, 81 christcn thee
Mississippi"
The battleship Mississippi is the
third battleShp to bear that name,
Secretary Daniels said I'm an address
al the luncheon given by the builders.
il was on the Mississippi that Com
modore Perry crossed the Pacific to
Japan and opened the commerce OF that
country to America and the world.
George Dewey on Ship.
Resides Matthew Galbrai,h Perry.
the decks OF the old Mississippi were
trod by another scaiigh,cr who was
destined TO become world figure"
said Secretary Dahiels. Lieutenant
George Dewey was executive officer of
the Mississippi when she helped Far
ragut TO fight his way past the forts
below New Orleans. Later the MSsis-
Sipgi ran aground during the bold at
tack on Fort Hudson where she caught
fire and finally blew up. Captain
Smith IN his report commended Lieu.
tenant Dewey for his coolncss and gal
lantry on this occasion
The second Mississippi rendered her
service in the mission OF peace She
was authorized in 1908 and was sold
10 Greece on July 3. 1914 The new
Mississippi, Mr. Daniel, said will have
ten times the displacement OF the first
Mississippi and her batteries viii have
one thousand times the destructive
power OF the batteries OF the old ship.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
SOCIETY NIGHT
TONIGHT, PLAN
FOR AUTO SHOW
Continued from Page Onrl

ranged Tor the occasion Miss Frances
Donnelly and Miss Florence Conant.
trained by Mrs Donnelly Reid will
give the demonstrations, starting at 9
o'clock Two OF the numbers present
cd by them have never been st~1 here
before London Taps and the Military
One-step. Both dances were original
cd IN Europe as an expression OF the
military spirit OF that continent. The
Bil,more waltz, the latest foN trotS and
various mixed dances will also be pre-
sented, Miss Conant will he dressed to
represent the male partner Both dane
erS Will wear costumes provided by To-
cal clothing dealers.
Musical Program, Too.
a musical program. which will iol-
low immediately after the fashion show
has been planned to please the best
taste Mrs. J. NJ. Hill and her daugh.
ter Doris will sing duct arrange
ment oi "A Perfect Day" The Cecilia
Choral club. led by Mrs J i Hanna
a chorus OF twenty female voices.
will give two numbers
Agents and representatives ol fac
tories from all parts oi the United
States have come to Oklahoma CITY To
get ideas from the show for later cx.
hibitS IN other cities The ncighhot-
ing states especially have sent MI
merouS guests TO the exhibit
The colored glass signs over each
booth naming the make of car dis
played have elected the most praise
from the dealers oi other cities. Dec
ora,ive signs oi the same material
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
School Money Distributed.

LINDSAY, Okla, Ian 25.-(SpeciaD
-Garvin county has received S0,slSs4
from the federal appor,ionmcnt for ru-
raj schools oi the county. This sum is
given in lieu OF taxes on Indian land,
and is designed to extend every school
term TO eight months, provided people
want II. and 5 mill tax levy is not
sufficient.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
Vital Statistics

p'r'hs
Mr ana Mrs W y chester. il?? wcs,
Maple avenue. boy "'s'
=, NJ aud Mrs. Herman davenport az
DEATHS
Grove
Ibde Haven St MARY. q dn,s ola
NV West Twenty ninth street
First street
Colbert n. Moore
funernl services for Colbert u Monr.,
who died Al Fort Smith. Atk ruc,d Fl,
VIII by held NJ the homo ~ repti.,
l!og Nent Thirty seN,nih street. ,ti
cemetery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
ENROLMENT CAIN
IN CITY IS 919
School Board Reports High.
School Badly Crowded,

Although the Oklahoma CITY high
school was burlt Ia accommodate only
l,SO0 pupils the present enrolment is
l,7S2 and at least 80 more pupils are
expected to enter before the close OF
the year according to a statement this
morning by the board OF education,
following completion OF the annual
school census
Junior High Schools Needed
Upon this tact and because OF Srmi-
lar increases in enrolment in ward
schools, the board will ask the city to
vote bonds IN the sum OF SO500O0 at
an election TO be held here early III
February The money will be spent in
constructing four junior high school,
III the northwest. northeast, southwest
and south parts OF the city, in putting
slate blackboardS in all schools and IN
repairing the old Irving high school.
The proposed junior high schools will
draw pupils from the seventh and
eighth grades OF the ward schools and
from the freshman year OF the present
high school
Three Schools Decline.
Only three Oklahoma City ward
schools have smaller cnroimcntS this
year than last These are k.dgcmcre.
with loss OF o. Garfield, l5. and
Junction, , Riverside, with an enrol
ment Of J57 neither gained or lost
pupils
The school showing the largest gain
IN enrolment was Jefferson with an
increase OF ll9 over 1915 and total
enrolment OF 80 The second largest
increase was at Washington. where lO2
new pupils enrolled this year. Its to-
tai enrolment is $50
Enrolment Gain Is ole.
The total number OF pupils IN Okla
homa City ward schools in l9lS-lb was
lO,7A. Teachers numbered 30. This
year the enrolment has increased TO
ll,o59, while the number Of teachers
Is but 2SI The total gain in number
OF pupils Is 9l9.
Everyone realizes that Oklahoma
City IS growing city, SAYS the
boards report and to provide proper
facilities for the care oi the children
Is an obligation that must be met"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

l ne Mdtmun Is one Ot the attraC-
,ionS OF the auto show II costs $500
T. o b factory It is 76-horSe power.
has ljo-inch wheel base, and weighs
only 5,SIO pounds
Mayor Overholscr. acting ON behalf
OF the Carhart Meteor company. this
morning visited the high school and in
vlted all students to visit the Liberty
thca,er SATURDAY. and see the Billion
Dollar Mystery" film All school chill
dren in the city are TO be admitted
Tree on that day
The Oklahoma State Automobile
Dealers association postponed its meet
lng today until tomorrow at 10 o'clock
N the Skirvin grill room The senate
committee IN charge OF several bills
affecting the automobile industry has
been invited to meet with the organi-
lation u have sent for copies ol all
the bills related to our business now
before the legislature" 7 f. Foster.
president, said today 1--WE will look
through them and advise the legislators
as to what could be done, il anything,
-
\ line OF iucaudcSccut electric light,
cntr,ore ,o Cro,d ,renno nn ,y,rlcr
avenue Tho lght d;srrIs ,hr ,rs,,,
,ry J,,tne., - ,b,, s,,o,, ,,J load.
the STRANGER d,rc,, :, ,b, dnnr Tia,
nnor Lgbt;ng ~ ,hc cr,,,n,c :, ,b,. L,lI
!, ro, nn,,rrJ -, ,he nl,re 81 I'm, .,r,rg
ni novrrfm bmns
rect from Dc,,n,, N;"h t,- b,. .h,,.
,,,s received ,,I,,. hy - T. pr,,o a,m
craI manager o( ,hc Ntn,or Car S,lo.
compony Tho MACHINE ',.,. ,,.,,tI,J -
fine Cadillac bnoth in ,,nc ,nr ,,n
show oncn,no ,od,, Thc ,no,us
nickel nlo,cd and I,uc n,,clg b,,s
bccn Inserted IN ,bn o,on,nrs tc,, !,
the cylinders and other closed r,r,. -,
,hc uo,t. Thn f,,nn, ,.L;,. an,n,
@ s@..1 " M' 'i.c pu,Sha,eu me QUILT
''n'' ''i" WI hu, !, WI u'>PI'l u, MS reg
'''' 'N"''''''" room "'''r INC Nh'"
IT,, - .n. -,
,.L.n "v 'f,,"' w., ", '"'Iu',l'' L W lI,e. w
.i' .h.'Ii'' NV ""," T'oW u tHoNu pl
m w, ''' "a, wa. T.. '. o"rI N'lc> mana
Moline Plow company IS negotiating
WIN visitor who came here IRON
Niota IeNaN, to look over the cars on
n'>p'aN Nioo,a Is beyond Amarillo,
,uSt eight miles iron the New Mexico
horder MI. Power expects to sell the
prospect stephens SIX
y stray pup black and wooIIy, got
lost among the icct oi the persons en-
the force oi the flowing crowd carried
HIM into the building George w
Woods. manager confiscatcd the dog
for the benefit OF his little daughters
Virginia. 4 wears old and Margaret ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up
The Svstem

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You kno.g
what you are taking as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Qulnine and Iron in tasteless form.
Soc adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
UNITED STATES STEEL
ADVANCES ITS PRICE

PITTSBURGH, Jan 25.-Announee-
ment was made here that the United
States Steel corporation had advanced
the price OF structural shapes and
plates 81 a ton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
DON'T TAKE ANY KIND OF
OUININF

for colds, lagrippc. Take Laxative
Coldlnc Tablets Guaranteed 25 cents
at all druggists. Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
CiTYBRIEFS

DAMAGE Suit Flied r. Keuny filed
suit against iIerminc HerskowtZ, hd-
ministratrix Of the HerskOwitZ estate. iol
ST.. .0nO damages today Tor srrhns received
when his overcoHt tail caught In an ele-
vator door In the building of that name
He asserts that the Jerk threw him or
his balance and NO severely wrcnched his
muscles that he was unable TO attend his
business properly for weeks The acct
dent occurred on November II. last year
II IL stated.
Program Impromptu The program for
the Chamber of Commerce banquet TO
the legislators In the Lee Huckins hotel
next Monday night rs TO he largely en-
tempOraneous. IA Naugh,, toastmasttr.
plans To call on several guests and an
equal number of the club members for
speeches without previous warning The
victims" are Ia be- allowed TO choose
their own subjects for oratory
Henry Davis Accused An informot ion
charging Henry Davis with breaking into
G. T.. Mapc's home. five miles east OF
oklahoma city, on January ., was filed
today In the county court
Shawnee Chief Aere-Charley Hawk,
chicf OF police at Shawnee. is In the
city today
lybrand's Car Recovered Police this
morning located a Buick automobile he
longing to w. A. Lybrand and stolen
from In front of Grand avenue dance
hall last night The cur was found In
the 1900 block West Linwood boulevard.
Pressey Returns II. A. Pressey. wa
terworks consulting engineer. returned
this morning from a months visit TO his
family In New York lie says that de-
signs viii be laid out NJ once for the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
ACTOIDS ACT ACTIVELY.

.. Actoids act pleasantly on stomach,
liver and bowels. 25 cents at all drug
gists.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

construction of the new concentration
sewer system
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

construction Of the new concentration
sewer system
weather Causes Slump Cold weather
ms hid the effect NJ practically stou.
ping building operations In the city says
j VI. ANDERSON, building inspector Per
mits for January ARE fs2325
Pointer To BE Pay Paper Announce
ment Ia made this morning that tho
free Pointer. beginning next Tuesday.
January 10, will be issued as a l-cent
publication.
nr j l.. Dean, dentist 5]i Ice Bldg -
ADV.
Chandler Couple Weds Here Can
owen and Miss Fay Kent. both OF Chand-
Ter. werc married by Rev l. Frank
Roach. pastor Of the First Methodist
church. list night, Representative Wal
lace Pardoe Of Lincoln county. school
mate OF the newlyweds at the University
OF oklahoma, attended the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs. owen viii reside In Chandler.
ACTOInC ACT ArTIyCIv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
Henry Davl, Accused Informo

Shawnee Chief Here Charley Hawk,
chief OF police at Shawnee. is In the
city today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

nr J. 4. Dcan, dentist. "a Lee Bldg -
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
Sparkers

The Marmon is one OF the attrac-
,iouS OF the auto show Ii costs $500
I. o b factory. It is 76-horSe power.
has ljo-inch wheel base, and weighs
only 3,Sl0 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
TRIBUTE is PAID
State SCHOOLS
Chamber Of Commerce of tine United
States Tells Great Work UHiversi-
lies Are Doing.

Washington. Aug. High tribute to
the accomplishment and the part
played in national life by the state
university is paid By tine chamber of
commerce Of the United States in a
special report today based upon an exc
tended Investigation,
The report declares that although
the state university has alike the faults
and fallingss the virtues and accoup-
Iishuents Of democracy, it is more and
more creating distinct fields OF en-
deavor charging to many those OPP
portunities OF higher education. which
F7oa1d otherwise be denied them.
TIE state university the report
says. lis assisting the legislature i'm
formulating advanced legislation az
fectlng the relations of the common
wealth with public utilities, is giving
women Of many states an education 10
fit them for economic and political lila
and is doing much TO educate the
farmers in the science of modern agri-
culture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
GARBAGE PILE is
TANNING TROUBLE
Complaint III Filed by These Owning
Nearby Property and Mayor
Acts.

pr. G. T. Johnson mayor OF East
Moline. has issued orders that the city
abandon its present dumping place for
garbage. on the hill east Of Seven
teenth street. near the East Moline
township high school The practice or
the city has been 10 dump the garbage
in a hollow there, and then set the
refuse on fire The smoke resulting
has caused much complaint, and the
plan of the city is to secure another
site, further south where there Will
not be such annoyance to residents
Orders to abandon the place were
issued several days ago. but new
street department employees continued
to dump there and the matter was
taken before the state board Of health
by owners o.. nearby property. These
citizens pertioned the state board TO
act 20 abate the nuisance The state
board referred the matter back 10 the
city authorities for action, with result
that Mayor Johnson today renewed his
orders 20 aband0n the place. and the
dumping OF garbage there was halted
Immediately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
WOMAN AND POLICE
SMOKE PEACE PIPE

Peace has been declared between the
mayor of Moline, the police depart
meut. Patrolmsn Pete Ross ana Mrs.
Alice Anderson The peace meeting
was held i'm police court yesterday aft
ernocu and Mrs. Anderson admitted
that the war she had waged 8pon the
city officials was unsuccessful
and there viii be no more war be-
tween her and the city officials st Mo-
line, says Mrs. Anderson. To make
the peace lasting and certain. however,
Magistrate GustatsOn suspended q Hne
Of S281 over rHe head OF the attacking
party Should there be any more signs
0f warfare the fine viii be collected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
HENDERSON ACT
R0USES BRITAIN
Trouble In Parliament Threatened 4,
BesuIt of Cabinet Members Trip
To Paris.

London, Aug 1.-The fact That a
member Of the cabinet. Arthur Hen
derson, minister without portfolio in
the war council, had gone on s. mission
to Paris wlta the paci6cist Ramsay
Macdonald member OF parliament
George James WardIe chairman of the
labor party IN the house Of commons
and RasAian delegates, aroused great
irritation among The members Of par
lament and seems to threaten trouble
ia the government.
The purpose of the journey is TO
confer with Frech Socialists in regard
to the proposed conference Of allied
Socialists At London and the suisse
Quea- International conference at
Stockholm
The crux Of the matter lies q the
fact that AEr Henderson since He ra-
turned from Petrograd reversed his
attitude on the question of the British
Labor party and Socialists meeting
the German representatives NJ Stock
holm and now advises them to resCiud
the former resolution against Joining
the conference with enemy delegates
Mr. Henderson has not publicly eE-
planned his change Of views. bat It s.
known To be the result OF his visit I'M
Russia. 1t is stated that the heads of
the Labor party officially accepted his
advice which nevertheless seemed TO
have caused 2 crisis q the party which
Is Uo wise unanimous in its support
Of Nr. Henderson.
The government has been closely
questioned IN the house of commons
fu the last few days en- the subject Of
Mr. Henderson mission to Paris and
the admission of Andrew B0gar Law.
chancellor Of the eEcheauer that r.
was settled without the governments
knowledge aad lhag. tha government
was ignorant OF Whas ae was doibg il
Paris has increased HE general lrIl-
catigg-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
HOME STATIONS OF
TENTH ANNOUNCED

Springfield. III. Aug. Home sta
lions Of seven more companies of tae
10th Illinois infantry which viii be
modified here at Camp LoWdeH Fri
day, were designated by Adiutant Gen
eral Dickson today. Neither the let
ters by which the companies win be
known nor their captains were an
D0unced
Towns where the companies VIII be
located are Champaign. Aurora, Rock
ford. Monmouth. Peoria. ETeeport and
Decatur
The supply company VIII be estab-
tlshed at Decatur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
avenue BUILDING
To Be WRECKED
Roofing Company VIII Tear Down
E4indYasl Structure In Preparation
for Widening.

building on this southwest corner Of
Fifth avenue ana Fifteenth street, Mo-
lire ROW occupied by Jerlelo's drug
store, and where the new home of The
Moline Trust ami Savings bank viii
rise. has been awarded to the E. ".
Lewis Roofing company The same
firm viii also cut 10 feet off the fronts
IS the store binding on Firth avenue
west of the drug store 10 to allow for
widening Of the avenue
jericho is expected TO vacate the
corner building this week. removing
all stock and fixtures to the Fourth
avenue store. Mt Jericho announced
this morning that he viii operate but
enc store until he finds a suitable Ia-
cation FOR q second store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
JUDGE PERRY is
DEAD At QUINCY
Was Widely Known In gemmarcfa9
Organizations Former Teleg-
Fapher and New spaper Naa.

Quincy, H. 4g Judge Cicero
f. Perry, for nine years secretary of
the Quincy chamber OF commerce and
known widely for his interest in the
development Of commercial organiza-
tions, died while sitting I'm a chair in
ais home in this city at ii o'clock this
morning. His death was due TO heart
disease following q collapse due to the
extreme heat
Judge Perry was a telegraph 0Der~
at0r and newspaper man before he
took up commercial work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
so MACHINES SHOT
DOWN BY ENCHN AM

Paris. Aug. Captain George Guy
nemer, one of Frances leading air
men, mas brought down his 50th Ger
man atrpIane, The French aviator had
been sick ia the hospital in the latter
part of July after scoring his 18th
47th and 4Sth victories, but on July .
he returned To duty half cured with
the famous "stork squadri1la." and on
the same day brought down one ma
chine north Of Ypres. Belgium. and
another. the 50th, close to southuIsc
forest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
nEpn.ITS ERnvr.l..

Officials of the Manufacturers State
bank Of East Moline are elated over
tle fact that the commercial and say
iugs deposits Of the bank has now
passed the ST59 600 mark The de
poslfs are climbing rapids ana vi T.
Taze, cashier of the bank, predicts
that the milIion-doilar mark Willie
reached during the current year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
REAL ESTATE MEN TO
CLOSE WEDNESDAYS

AL Moline real estate dealers and
Ere Insurance agents Will close their
places of business Wednesday after
Moons during the month OF August.
The plan went into effect today after
a petition circulated yFred sherman,
president OF the Moline Real Estate
exchange. had been signed by all local
men engaged in the real estate and
Insurance business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
RHODES SCHOLARS QUIT scHo0r

Oxford England.-Most American
Rhodes scholars have obtained 5Qdedu-
tta leave of absence and are either re-
turning home for military training or
are continuing their training II Eng
land, expecting TO join the American
forces in France The majority al
ready have had two months training
with the Oxford university officers
training corps. Virtually ne Ameri-
cans are expected to De In residence
next year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
DEPARTMENT. CATLEn-

The East Moline fire department
was called at $3.50 last evening 10 the
residence al 1883 Eighteenth street, to
s.tasui=h 81 small blaze The IRE.
which was presumably from spontau-
a3as combustion, was eoafued TO a
small closet and the damage was
small
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
INnER OPERATION

Mrs r. n Oufteu underwent "a slight
operation for the removal of her tom
Sis Monday. and is recovering very
nicaLr-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
TWO SHOP HANDS
SUCCUMBTOHEAT
Julius Eers traefe and Charles Van
Bu hen7eI3e. Overcome at Work,
Die in East Moline.

I#g East Moline men were Victims
Yesterday of taa heat T1e dead-
JEIIE3 EEHSTRAETE aged IS.
b-sasn ltls he5 per. overcome at Sill
y.s shops. died an $3.50 iast evening.
CHARLES VAN BC5EEEN ElE-I3Er
asca 3d. employee Moline Auto COM
ua1ys overcome at work. died a. z
O'Clock last evening
Eer1-aeta was Frustrated about
$3.50 while tending fanse FIRE fur
mace n the blacksmith shops. He was
given ETsl aid by shop employees, and
later removed 10 Moline city hospital,
whore he died Ills condition was req
c1nized as serious from The first, and
though given PROMPT and efficient
care. He could not be revived.
lie w8s born May 81. 1875 In Bel
Eluul Ha had been employed ia East
Moline for several years as q porter
in the Ca1ewaart saloon. but for sew
araE weeks had been working in the
s5rvis shops He is survived bE his
mother. Mrs Elouiae FeTstraete. IN
Belgium. sister, Mrs Harry Doboe-
1ere. l1IS Thirteenth avenue. East MO
line. 3 brother in Iowa and a brother
u Minnesota An inquest was held
over his remains this morning the
coruer's jury returning q verdict ct
death from heat prostitution
O. Goes fo His Room.
Van Eusk7uvelbe suffered severely
frau the heat during the day while at
his work. but he remained az work tia
about in Tile afternoon when he quit
and went to the DeCoster rooDiug
house ON Eighteenth avenue, near
Eleventh street. where Aa made ms
home. soon after reaching his room