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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
vokieciQ nardanCioS |aives
S. Y. pakraSCiu0Se
kuba pasiruoSusi karen
Amerikai grasianti bado smekla?
VOKIECIAI VEIKIA
S. v. PAKRASCIUOSE.

Washington, bal. Is. - S.
Nalstiju vyriausybc tvirti-
na, kad vokieciu nardancios
laivGs pagaliau cmG blokuo-
ii Suv. Nalstijas Atlantiko
pakraSGiais.
Ia fakta patvirtina tas,
kuOmet uzpereita nakti vo-
kietiu nardancioji laivc uz-
puole Suv. Valstiju kares
laiva "Smith" uz 80 mvlill
nuo Sandy Hook. Paleista
laivan torpedo teEiau pra-
SniokSte pro Sail IT. nardan-
Eioji laivc po Sito vcikiai
panGrc ir prazuvo.
Kuomct praneSta apic 81
ta atsitikima vyriausybci,
pastaroji kuoveikiaus isakC
sustabdyti visus iSplaukian-
Gius garlaivius j Europa il
visais pakraSciais Quota Ii
mia apie nardanciu laiviu
pasirodymQ. Padidinta sar-
gyba aplink visus uostus.
SpcJama, kad Amerikos
pakraSCiais ina veikti ne
viena, bet daugelis vokie-
ciu nardanciu laiviu. Taip-
pat spejama, kad tos laives
negali Cionai atplaukti IS
Europos pakraSGiu. JOS tu-
ii tureti sau prieglaudq ka-
me-nors Meksikos pakra-
SCiuose, arba ir NaujosiOs
Anglijos uzlajelcse. Ir to-
del kOl nebus susekta pats
I'll laivu lizdas, bus imtasi
aStriausiu priemoniu, kad
apsisaugoti nuo klastingojo
uzpuOlimO.
Sitas ant Suv. Nalstiju
kares laivo nepasisekes W.
puolimas liudija, kad vokic-
Ciai be OficialiO karGs pas
kelbimo jau pradejo kare
prizes Suv. Nalstijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
ANGLAI LAKUNAI Uz
MUSE II zMONIQ.

Berlynas, bal. Is. - An
gIu lakunai pracita SeSta-
dicn! du kartu uzpuolt vo-
liicGiu micsta Freiburga,
Alzasc. Pirmu kartu pu-
Siaudienyj II lakstytuvll
bombardavO micsta. Naka-
re atskrido dar 23 lakStytu-
val IL paleido daugcli bonn
by micsta.
AnOt Oficialio vOkicCiu
praneSimO, 7 motcris IL 4
vyrai uZmuSta, II -moteriU,
8 vyrai IL 2 vail1u suzci,ta.
BE to apgriuu.a universe
tcto bustas.
Nokicciai W tn anS!il Ia
kunu uzpuolin.a ant atviro-
- micStO ld ri inl;tr. Sa-
80, kad tai p'yi garbc zudy-
ii nckaltus g. vrntoJus.
Bet vokicEiai panir:ta,
ka jic buvo ncscnai iSdal'i-
nGje Anglijojc su savo Yep
pclinais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
VOKIETIJAI GRASIA
REVOLIUCIJA.
Amsterdam, bal. Is.

Amsterdam, pal. Is. -
JuOdOjo pesimizmo dvasia
Siandien apnykusi Vokicti-
ja. KaikuriuOse micstuose
sukiluSiOs riauSGs del mails
to stOkos. MOraliai nupuO-
le ne tik gyventojai, bet il
visa kariuomenG, matvda-
ma nepasisekimus kares
laukuOse ypac pastaraisiais
Iaikais Prancuzijojc. Ypac
.Nokietija smarkiai buvO
pritrenkta, kuomct Suv.
Nalstijos paskelbc jai kare.
Nuo to laiko vokicciu kaizc-
ris SUI savO vyriausiais Sa-
lies valdininkais nustojO
prideramOjo autoritcto.
Nuo to laikO tarp vyriausy-
bes IT. gyventoju pasidarc
nepasitikGjimo spraga.
Kitos svarbesnes gwen
toju nerimavimo priezastis
yra tOS:
MaistO pOrciju sumazini-
mas.
Dideli kareiviu nuOstoliai
karcs laukuOse.
VokieGiu pasitraukimas
is PrancuzijOs nuo prancu-
zu ir anglu spaudimo ir ne
aiSkus ten vOkicciu armiju
stOvis.
Nepasisckimas padaryti
taxa su savO prieSinin-
kais. s
Pagallaus pasekmlngOJl
rcvoliucija Ru." ",:oJe
VOkieciu socialistu orga-
mas persergsti darbininkus,
kad jie, sumazejus maisto
porcijoms perdaug nepersi-
dirbtu, nenaikintu savo
energijOs, nes nezinia ka
gall atneSti artimiausieji
laikai, kuomct darbinin-
kams energija bus labiau-
siai reikalinga, negu kituo-
met.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
VOKIEcIU KAREIVIU
NUOSTOLIAI.

LOndonas, bal. IS. - Su-
lyg nuodugniai surinktu Ii
niu vokietijos kareiviu nuo
karcs pradzios pasirodt to-
kic:
Uzmustu IL mirusiu nuo
zaizdu 96O,76O; mirusiu nuo
ligu 63,92O; paimtu nelais-
ven If zuvusiu 512,858; SUI
zelstu 2,643,428 Viso -
4,1S0,966 kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
PaSibaiSetini mu$iai Pran-
CuzijOje
Anglai lakunai bOmbardavO
Freiburga AlZase
ATKAKLQS MUsIAI
PRANCUZIJOJE.

Londonas, bal. Is. - $50
myIiu ilgio kaes SOnu Pran-
cuzijojc seka pasibaisetini
|muSiai. Talkininkai SUI vc-
kicciais atsidure ticsiog
mirties glebyj il kit kittens
nusileisti nei nemano.
Net paciam Berlyne p1i-
pazistama, kad tokiu pasi-
baisetinu susiremimu pa
saulyj dar ncbuve, kokie da-
bar scka aplink upe Aisnc.
Prancuzai pracita pirma-
dicni stole uzpuoliman visa
linija tap SoissOns IL
Rheims IL toliaus rytus
nuo Rheims, sutruSkinO pir-
nla.ja vokicciu apsiginimo Ii
Mia, paeme visas sustiprin-
tas augStumas, atslcme
svarbu micsteli Auberive ir
Sicia. dvieju myliu ilgio Ii
|nijojc, paeme nelaisven apic
|2,5OO vOkiecip.
Pasikui prancuzai puolcsi
pirmyn ir kai kuriose vieto-
Sc prasimuse per antraJa
vokieciu apsiginimo linija IT.
net treciqja. Paskui uzejo IS
Sono Brimont tvirtumai, IS
kur vokieciai Kruppo ar
motomis bombardavO
Rheimsa.
Anot patikrintu ziniu,
pirmadieni prancuzai pir-
muoju savo SuOliu paeme
neIaisvtn apie 1000 vokic-
ciu.
KarGs laukuOse siaucia
didele dargana. Sninga ir IL
ia. Teciaus ! tai neatsizvel- l.
giama.
Kitur anglai be pertrau-
kos grumiasi su vokieciais
ir paIengva varosi pirmyn.
Hindenburgo pataisymai j
nickus paverciami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
PABRANGO VELIAVOS,
KODEL?

Washington, bal. Is. =
Scnatas pasiunte federalei
prekybos komisijai parei-
kalavima, kad komisija pa
til.tu, kodel veliavu iSdirbe-
jai padidino kainas w We
liavas. Ar tai toksai pa
tl.iOtiZmaS?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
WHITLOCK PRAN-
CUZIJOJE.

Paryzius, bal. 18. - Is
Sveicarijos cionai atkeliavo
buves Bclgijojc Suv. Vals-
tin pasiuntinys Whitlcck.
Jis istcigsiqs pasiuntinybe
Havrc, kur laikinai apsisto-
just BcIgijos vyl'iausybG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
KUBA PASIRENGUSI
KAREN.
Washington, bal. 18.

washington, bal. lS. =
Kubos vyriausybG pasiga-
rlino karen. Paskelbta vi
sails Kubos pakraSciais ka-
res juosta, kurioje patro-
liuoja kares LAVAL. Kuba
tuli apic 20 kares laivu. S.
NalstijOsc vyriausybe uzsa-
kc sau 80 valciu-nardanciu
laiviu gaudytoju. Turi 35,-
600 gcrai iSlavintOs kaTiuO-
menes. 10000 kareiviu nori-
ma pasiusti i Prancuzija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
BALANDzIO 18, 1917 M.

Chicago ir apylink6s. =
Siandic iSdalics dcbcsiuota;
vakarc ir rytoj gall butt lie
taus; rytoj Salciau.
Temperature vakar aug
Sciausia 62, zemiausia AZ
laipsniai.
Saule tcka 5:07, leidzia-
81 6:34.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18

Washington, bal. Is. -
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybc
paGmC savO nuoziurOn visas
bcvicIiu tclcgrafu stotis. Is
lcido perscrgojima, kad vi
sos privatinGs tokios stotis
tuojaus butu panaikintos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18

Washington, bal. 1S. -
Turkija intcrnavO S. V. ka-
res laiva scorpion" Is
BcrIyno prancSama, kad tai
padaryta he kares tikslais.
Laivas internuOtas kaipo
neutrales Sales.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
NORMA UzDRAUSTI
PARDAVINETI SVAI-
GALUS KAREIVIAMS

Washington, bal. Is. =
Scnatui induota bilius, rel
kalaujas astral bausti vi
sus tuos, katric pardavincs
svaigalus karciviams uni
fOrmose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
SUSIRGES IR ATSISTA-
TYDINES PREMIERAS.

Copenhagen, bal. 18. =
Is Berlyno gauta zinia, kad
susirges ir atsistatydines
Austrijos ministeriu pirmi-
ninkas grafas Henry Clam
MARITIME.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
Kanada, ba

Is. = Kanados vyriausybe
lcidO liuosai ivesti i Suv.
NaIstijas savO kviecius ir
kvietinius miltus. Is Suv.
Valstiju Kanadon IL gi liuo-
sal bus gabenami reikalingi
laval il miltai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-04-18
Ottawa, Kanada, bal. 18

- Is Anglijos gauta zinia,
kad pashtaromis dienomis
muSiuose Prancuzijojc zu-
We apic 5000 kanadieciu. Ju
tarpc zuvc $50 oficieriu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
SIX UNSUlTED COUPLES
ARE SEEKING DIVORCE

Monday was divorce day in the cir
cunt court and records went glimmer-
ing when notices of six were filed in
Clerk Kahalepuna's office
In four of these the wife is the com
plainants Hall Of them are for deser.
ton Two were on statutory charges
and one was fer non-support
The filings we're as follows
Some Mizaglchi, plaintiff, VS.. Kyu'
matsu Mizaguehi, defendant: deser.
ton; Leon NJ. Strauss, plaintiffs attor.
ney. Il
Matsu Miyanishi. plaintiff. vs.. Ma.
saki Miyanishi. defendant; desertion;
Leon, N. Straus, plaintiffs attorney.
Laura Grace Hills, plaintiff, vs..
Clarence A. Hills, defendant; non-sup-
port; d. n Case, attorney for plain
tiff.
Annie Kailiksa, plaintiff. VS.. Charles
X. Kailikea. adultery; Lightfoot &
.Lightfoot, attorneys for plaintiff
Caesar Paishon. plaintiff. VS.. Kalei
Male PaishoH. defendant: adultery;
Lightfoot & Lightfoot. attorneys for
the plaintiff.
Robert A. Belser, plaintiff, vs.. Ra-
ehael Nina Belser.. defendant: deser-
tion: A. d Iarnach. attorney for the
plaintiff
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
Laborers' Demands for Eight
Hour Day and With Wage
increase as Well

In connection with Associated Press
lespatehes Of Tuesday telling OF food
shortage and labor troubles correspon-
ssence from Facts About Sugar and
dated from San Juan, Porto Rico. Jan.
nary 30 gives details that tend to
give a clearer idea OF the conditions
thai Porto Rico sugar growers are
facing. The correspondence is as fol-
lows:
Tho chief topic discussed BY local
sugar producers the past week has
been the labor situation and the grave
possibility Of the islands iahorers be-
ing urged by their leaders into the
creation Of period OF strikes and
serious labor troubles.
This development is completesre-
"versal Of conditions existing a few
weeks ago. when the impression was
prevalent that at no time in the his
tory OF the Porto Rican sugar indus
try had the labor situation appeared
more satisfactory than was the case
at the opening OF the present crop
year. At the close of last seasons
operations many Of the larger sugar
companies granted substantial bonuses
to their workers. This progressive
step apparently paved the way for
cicxe and satisfactory relations being
established between both employer
and employee this year.
Wages Higher, Day SHORTER
That a continuation of the same
bonus policy was contemplated this
season BY the producers is evident
from the fact that one large company
has already announced fifteen per
cent bonus to be distributed among
its employees in the event of a sue
cessful season this year. In addition
1t must also be borne in mind In re-
viewing the present labor situation,
that in practically all localities wages
are much higher, with working hours
reduced. than has been the case In
the past.
Strike Date Announced
Notwithstanding these advantages
that have accrued to the laborers, San
tiago 1glesias, the head Of the Fedora
ton OF Labor in Porto Rico. announc-
ed from Washington a few weeks ago
through the press that the workers
would ipaugurate strike in February
II they were not granted dollar day
pay and an eight-hour working day.
Since the demands were made pub
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
'PORIDRICOSUGARP PLANTERS ARE
LABOR TROUBLESFACINGMENAGE0F

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- ~ .s ss ~. ~. - $3.50, - I..,.sss.
49,, s .,a 80, $50. - $3.50 E
80. "a H. s;s,aI 49, -, 4 s.,,,, 3
-, rSs' =, - .sts,s a. ,.ho-ars
sP Rixern Marine aettne nrasi.
dent Of the federation herr. has wide.
Nv circulated couies OF 4 manifesto
this week. urging the lahorers In i'm.
passfoned terms 10 strike Prepare to
give battle against industrial cppres.
sion and nsury. runs the headline 81
the manifesto which Continues The
blood sof the many :continnas ia en-,
rich 1he few. while the cost or living
rises and rises and the wages 81 the
iaBortfs remain almost the same az
they were years ago. 8, g
Prepare to strike, concludes the
manifesto Our terms Of peace have
been disreearded. The opinion OF the
public viii point to those responsible:
the workers win have performed: their
dutys To the strjkel TO the strike,
LARGEST Shinf1ent Made
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s,,;ysr f,,os,, p,,,,s R;en d,,r;r s-ths
nrsss,s aaso, Vent soya,srd ,sst cst.
Sh,r tl,s = % ,,er f.sroivs s,,,;eb
- srisas 20 CIR afr Ia rs,r;ng sha %asl,
fSom Iannayy OK 70 tsahF,,aSx 4 ess7S0
bag r. 81 s sr,,s r.sra shSnnad 70 New
yoT,- from s,-,, Island :, rort r. :
.n-..r5, -. !. :, =. $. Is ~,
rtl.alis an ne, ssnsl 1,s On tle
s.anu are nov sflnulng - LulI capa.
Sl.y. me sea.nsl IelnaaLs sAslsil,ely :.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
MAY Design big
BUILDINGS HERE

-
Some suggestion of big business in
the building line here but mostly the
idea OF a months vacation was
obtained by the Star Bulletin this
morning in aatalk with Louis Chris
tan Mullgardt, one Of the most promi-
nent architects in San Francisco, who
arrived in the Matsonia Tor his first
visit here.
At first Mr.. Mullgardt insisted that
he was here for recreation only but
afterwards he. aid, that be had been
approached indeilniteIy on plans for
possible buildings here, the nature of
which were not clear to him and the
suggestions OF which he was not az
liberty to give out.
just short time before he left San
Francisco he was sought out relative
tC- this and he says 1t Is his business
and he hopes he may see some of his
work here.
Mr.. Mullgar1t was one of the leaders
in the group of architects who planned
the big exposition in San Francisco.
He designed the Court of Ages or the
Court OF Abundance as it was more
generally known at the fair and was
the only architect member Of the
International Fine Arts Committee OF
the exposition.
This honor was largely due To- his
cketching and lithographing ability
and the exhibits he had on display In
these lines.
On the suggestion of his friends.
Afateo Sandona, the San Francisco
DoTfraff Dainter and Mrs SandOna
who have been here for about four
months, Mullgardt is here. An, artist
himself he viii do several black and
white sketches of scenes on the Big
Island as we'll as here He Is going
to Hilo soon to see the Volcano
Il am delighted to think that | have
finally come down to the islands and
i shall be glad to talk big business
when any of 1t definitely comes my
way,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
DRINK WATER TO
AVOID SICKNESS
SAYS AUTHORITY
Glass Of Hot Water Before
Breakfast Daily Keeps the
Doctor Away

Sanitary science has OF late made
rapid strides With results that are OF
untold blessing toS humanity. FThe
latest application Of its untiring re-
search is the accommodation that Il
Is a NECESSARY to attend 70 internal
sanitation Of the drainage system OF
the human body as It IS TO The drains
or the house.
Thosea.of us who are accustomed
to feel dull and heavy when We arise.
Uplifting headache. stuffy from a
cold. foul tongue, nasty breath, acid
stomach, can, instead. feel as fresh
as daisy. by opening the :sluices Of
The sYafeuls each morning; and flush
ing. out the whole of the internal
poisonous stag nant matteF
{ Everyone. whether ailinks sick or
well. shouEi. each morning before
breakfast drink glass. Of real hot
water with teaspoonful OF lime
stone phosphate in it to wash from
the, stomach. liver and bowels the
previous days indigestibIe waste,
sour bile and poisonous toxins thus
cleansing. sEeetening and PURIFYING
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
The action lof hot water and lime.
stone phosphate on an empty stomach
is wo1d erfully invigorating. 1t cleans
out ali the sour lamentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one q
splendid appetite for breakfast
While you are enjoying your break
fast the phosphated hot water is
quietly extracting a large volume Of
water from the blood and, getting
ready for a thorough flushing of all
the inside organs.
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation. bilious
spells, stomach trouble. rheumatic
Stiffness. others who have sallow
skins, blood disorders and sickly
complications are urged to get a
quarter pound OF limestone phos-
plate from the drug store. This will
cost very little, but is sufficient to
make anyone p pronounced crank on
the subject OF internal sanitation
Adv. a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
BANKS, MERGER UNITES
CAPITAL OF $i32. ooo, 900

CLEVELAND. Ohio Formal am
nouncement made recently of the
merger Of local banks representing
total resources of $1S2.000.000. link
ing the Union National Bank, the
Bank of Commerce National Associa-
tion, and the Citizens Savings &
Trust Company.. The two national
banks. which will operate as sep.
arate unit, have combined deposits OF
about 500, 100000, while the Citi-
zens Bank. which will operate separ-
ately, has aBouts $50, 000, 0O0.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19

Ladies' Union Suits, low neck,
sleeveless, tight knee. umbrella
style; also popular 3-piece tight
knee and umbrella style. Ordi-
nary and extra sizes Acc
I5c values. ................
Ladies' Lsw-neck Sleeveless
Vests, plain and crochet yoke;
ordinary and extra sizes. 1Q6
Values to 35c.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
PAROCHIA SCHOOL
CLOSES FOR SEASON
Sc Pabicks Academy Awards Ger
ti6cates to Many Pupils.

The graduation exercises of the
nlnety-thtrd annual commencement
Of St Patrick's Academy were held
yesterday afternoon in the New Car
roH Hall. The address to the grad
yates was delivered by the Rt Rev
Agr. G =. Thomas, pastor OF 81.
Patriok,s Church
The graduates Of the commercial
department. were: Mary Cecilia
Walshe. Stella Maria Mudd, Frances
Anna Connolly Helen Mary Redmond.
Roche, Hattie Margaret Smith, HeIsn
Margaret Vincent. George Richard
Dixon and John Albert Weaver.
Certificates for having successfully
completed the studies Of the eighth
grade were awarded to Philip John
ston Austensen, Michael Paul Chase,
Philip Joseph Corr, willard Howard
Froelich. Gardner Pasco GrenfelL,
John Francis Miller. Evelyn Veronica
Ardigo. Elsie Rose Bridahan, Florence
Cipolari. Margaret Mary Degnan,
Marion Sherman Hurley, Mary Agnes
Kessler, Catherine Marie Kreig, fvor
Louise Nally. Mary Leonora Plant.
Katherine Louise Reagan, Mary Mar
garet Reilly and Helen Cecilia
TSe Mrs A. c. whittou prize in
memory OF her brother, Rev. d. J.
Stafford, was awarded this year IN
the high school for perfect attendance
to Mary Rhuen, Matilda Chase. Anna
Power and Bessie MCGEE. A prize.
offered by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the A D. II. for the best essay on
some phase Of Irish history, was won
by James Donovan Of the seventh
grade
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
VIII Find Positions
For Men and Women

A meeting OF representatives Of or
ganiZationS composed entirely Of men
interested in employment and indus
trial subjects to be held in co-opera-
tion with the United States employ
ment service Of the Federal Depart
ment OF Labor has been called for
Tuesday evening, June 10, at s o'clock,
in the board room Of the District build
ing. The meeting Is for the purpose
OF completing a permanent organiza-
ton, the preliminary steps. for which
were taken at a conference May IS.
The objects Of the employment sys-
tenn are to obtain employment for men
and women, also to place boys or girls
over Is years of age, with sections
therein for a women's and girls di-
vision, and a young men and boys
division. In this service provision is
made for giving information concern
ng industry, vocational guidance, and
Industrial training for boys and girls
under 16 years of age, and those above
that age desiring the same. This Serv-
ice is rendered without cost to en-
ployer or employe. All organizations,
societies, or individuals interested in
the subjects named will be welcome at
the meeting
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
DOCTORS in SERVICE
WILL HAVE INCOMES
Home Physicians Will Care for Vol
unteers' Patients on Commission.

The doctors of Washington have
voted to take care OF the patients or
their fellow-doctors, who Join the
colors, on a per cent basis. Both the
Medical Society, with a membership
Of 575 aIlopaths, and the Homeopathic
Society, with a membership Of So
have discussed the situation and form
ally decided to make an even division
Of the fees, so long as their brother
physicians remain in the service.
The understanding Is that, where a
/ physician Is leaving his practise to
join the colors. and turns over his
patients to another physician, the
second doctor will split the fees as
they come in and immediately turn
over the half to the first physician or
his family.
To see that this rule Is lived up to
In all cases each society will appoint
a vigilance committee that will in
Vestigate any mix-ups and adjust any
mistakes.
More than 100 members Of the two
societies have already received COM
missions or applied for commissions
in the Medical Corps and the new
plan Is already in operation, and
working smoothly.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Kiwanis Club Plans
Luncheon Wednesday

The Kiwanis Club will hold a lunch
con in the new Cochran Hotel at
1880 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Dur
ing the affair addresses will be deliv-
cred by Warren W. Briggs, Fred
Cochran, William c. Worthington, Jo-
seph A. Keliher, and others.
After the luncheon, Arthur Maxim,
organizer of the club. will leave for
Baltimore, where he will establish a
branch Of the organization. Members
having friends in the Maryland city
are requested to bring letters Of in
PRODUCTION with them
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Special Lot White Dresses
At Sc Each.

Made of white madras or col:
ored gingham and chambrsy; high
or long-waisted models, in good
washing colors; sizes 2 to s years.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Woman's Relief Play.

Under the auspices OF the Woman's 5
Relief Association, D. c. n. G., as
1 sisted by the Brookland unit of the
Red Cross, the comic opera Priscilla"
VIII be presented for the benefit OF
the soldiers Of the District at Con-
zaga Hall on Thursday evening at =
o'clock. The proceeds will be turned
over to the Red Cross and help to
swell the funds for Red Cross week
Tickets can be secured from the
treasurer, Mrs. T. V. Walker, and from
all members of the association.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19

For children 6 to "A years;
made of superior nainsook; top
and bottom trimmed with lace and
embroidery.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19

Mahogany hnish Wood
price, pie $3.50. $3.50 For Sl6.l5
I Black Walnut Wood
Bed; regular col 76
price, $2o. For. OAA.tO
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19
Summer Underwear
Five Special Lots Told of Below
Superior Union Suits, Csc

Ladies Union Suits low neck. sleeveless tight knee umbrella
STYLE plain and crochet yoke Envelope Chemise also Cosec
Umbrella Suits; ordinary and sizes. Reinforced 0E
values $3.50. Special OOS
The Washington herald., 1917-06-19

PalaIs ROyaI-Third Floor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-13
BUYS WAucoTT BUSINESS

According to advices received here
yesterday an important real estate
and business transfer has been con-
sumated in Tombstone, whereby A. l..
Heney of Fairbank, has taken over the
entire mercantile establishment of the
late +. n. Wolcott. II was announced
several days ago thata deal was I'M
der way for the transfer of the prop
erty, although no names were men-
toned, but today, however, upon the
completion of negotiations the an
nouncement was made. The deal in
cludes the real estate known as the
Wolcott block and the merchandise.
No figures were given out. Mr..
Heney has announced that he will OPP
crate the business under the firm
name of the Tombstone Commercial
company, and has not as yet an
nounced the manager of the establish
ment. He will also retain his interests
atFairbenk and Hereford. Mr. Heney
IS wei known to the people of Tomb
stone during his many years of resi-
dence IN this county. and win be a
valuable acquisition to the business
circles of Tombstone.