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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

RaZem 40 $50 Sl1
Liste kontest6w M ~przyszle siedm ty-
godni pOdajemy ponizej. Do cry staja {:
Dnia 2J-go wrze&nia:
Paulina A. c. VS.. CarnatiOn Stars.
Young Americans VS.. Ashland SWIM
merS.
Volunteers rs. Polonias.
Dnia Ego pazdzicrnika:
Paulina A. c. VS.. Young Americans.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Volunteers.
CarnatiOn Stars VS.. POlOnias.
Dnia 9-gO pazdziernika:
Carnation Stars vs.. Young Americans
Ashland Swimmers, vs.. POlonia.
Paulina A. C. vs.. Volunteers.
Dnia 16-So pazdzierlrika
Paulina \. G.. VS.. POlonia.
Ashland Swimmers vs.. CarnatiOn st.
Young Americans VS.. Volunteers.
Dnia 23-Go pazdziernika:
Young Americans VS.. Polonia.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Paultna \. c..
Volunteers VS.. C%arnatiOn Stars.
Dnia 20-gO pazdziernika
Paulina \. c. VS.. CarnatiOn Stars.
Young American VS.. Ashland Swim
mcrS.
Volunteers VS.. POlonia.
Dnia ego liStopada:
Paulina \. G. VS. Young Americans.
Ashland Swimmers, VS.. Volunteers.
CarnatiOn Stars VS.. POlonia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26
SWIMMERS:

RaZem S92 81 S0O
,,Wolontaryusze' pod kOmendq ka-
pitana Rybickiego mimo pOsiadania t.
wv. Music Ball" musieli sic rywalom
nisko uklonic p~rzegrawszy wszystkie
try Crane partye ma korzy$G piatki
,,Carnation Stars. KomiSarz pOwiatO-
wy Tomasz Kasperski, chOc polka
zal rywalom i kOlegOm swOim, re i on
potrafi ukulac az cale sto szpilek i to
W jednej p~artyjce. Bravo panic KaS-
perSki.... Kapitan Rybicki ME uSiu-
chaI jak widac rady mu pOdanej i ME
zmieni{ p}yty a szpilki ola tego padac
ME chcia}y, Spodziewamy sic, re dru--
gle sromotne LAME p~rzyczyni sic do jak
~naiSzybszej zmiany. Ma wesola mute, pa
ME, ma weSola, a wygracie napewnO...
VOLUNTEERS:
7. Rybicki, 11j 10 115
J. G6rzyhski, 16S 13I 1O6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-26

Ma Kolacyi JubileuszoWej Macie-
rzy Polskiei, kt6ra 81 eodbyia W ubie-
ola niedziele we wielkiej sail sw.
stanislawa K, odczytano n~astepuJace
listy gratulacyjne:
Greenbay, d. Ago wrzes. II.
Szan. p. Wojciech F. Soska,
Prezes Macierzy Polskiej,
Chicago, III.
Szanowny p. Precise! -
2 prawdziwa przyjemnoscia PREY
ia{bym zaproszenie, ktore mi przez
Zarzad Macierzy nadesiane zostaio'
bym by1 uczestnikiem ma Kolacyi Ju-
b~ileuszowej Macierzy ma d. % b. m''
gdyby to bylo mo4ebnem. - Nieste-
~ scion piracy I objazdow jaki sic
dla mnie z ~poczatkiem miesiaca obec-
nego rozpoczai przez diva miesiace
trwac bedzie wyklucza wszelka mySl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
WRITES HIS LAST
NORDSONBOARDS
And HANGS SELF
Convicted Murderer, Trusty
Prisoner Ends Life BY Sui
eide on PunchboW

-l7T
Andre NoeoIedf, q '.trustyg prison
i III charge Of the National Guard ad.
ninistfatlon building on Prnchbowl.
committed suicide by hanging late
yesterday afternoon He lett his fare.
veil messages scrawied all over the
walls or the building. These notes
Deputy Sheriff julius w. Asch found
rhen he went to inspect the body OF
he suicide at $3.50 yesterday after
loofi. This morning Rudolf Stein was
sent to decipher the messages and
make q translation.
on seven boards we're seven notes
which ran something like this, ac-
cording to Stein: Cd Mark Colburn
8 70 receive my box and to be good
enough to accompany me to my fun.
eral. t2l Russian Antoine: I could
nof wait any longer. Do not forget
yo1r old friend. t3l The deed that !
have done has brought enough pun
ishmepf and II can not get liberty,
the best thing isNa moose around my
neck Happy New Year. t4) Mr..
Sheriff: Coodby. j am thankful for
your treatment Il could not have
been better. being am q criminal.
Goodby once more. (5) Bury me In
these clothes, just as am. being
am veteran Of the Japsnese-R Russian
war. (6] did not Intentionally kill
my wife. struck her In 8 frenzy.
(7) The deed which | have done can
not be corrected and no one can drive
Il into my head that I will be pun
ished enough on this earth. know I
win be punished more IA the next
Eicclaid had served four years Of Q
20-year sentence for numbering MS wife
on Hawaii He had proved. according
to High Sheriff Pafrett, q model pris-
oner and had been made trusty as
q result Of his good behavior.
When the body was found dangling
It the ropes end its bfeaSi was decor
ated with several rows Of rudely cut
pieces Of paper. apparently represent
ing medals to a disordefed mind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
RESTRICTION OF
SALOONS WILL Be
PROVIDED IN Bill
Senator chas. r. ChiIIingwortI
Promises to Present Drastic
Legislation Next Session

The first gun for the restriction o
liquor selling In Hawaii viii be fire.
next month, when the iegislatur
meets. SenatUr Charles r. Chilling
worth win pun the trigger. II therf
is no effect Of the shot Il will not b.
the fault Of himself and supporters
he says, but OF the powder which re
fuses to ignite. ChiIlingworth pro
poses to introduce and push hard 1
bill eliminating saloons in the terri
tory.
III Is high time something wa
done TO regulate the liquor traff here,
he said today. sand I believe tn
saloons must 90. Treating Is Al
abominable practise all over the work
and has caused lots Of suffering amonf
the Hawaiians, especially the womei
and, children, whose husbands anC
fathers start home with their week.
wages, get caught In q crowded salooi
to eventually arrive home broke"
ChiIlingWorth says, however, that ift'
Is In favor Of drinks being served witt
meals and sees no reason why hquo
should not be sold BY hotels and cafes
providing Il be served only wit
something to eat He has not draw
up the exact text OF the proposed BIN
but says he ifiteade 10 recommend tina
an saloons be given year from July
1917, 70 arrange their business affairs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
NEW HILO TRUST
PANY FORMED

With tile Same directors as the Peo-
pies Bank of Hilo. articles of ineor-
poration of the Security Trust Com
pany of Hilo. were filed today with
the territorial treasurer, by ]. w. Rus
sell of HiIo.
The new corporation's s capital stock
Is $4,000. There are 5000 shares of
$50 each par value, stock being dis
tri0uted among the stockholders OF
the Peoples Bank, Ltd, each share
holder of the bank having the right
to buy one share of the trust company
stock for each share OF bank stock he
owns. Outsiders are to be given the
privilege Of buying stock only after
the Peoples Bank stockholders have
purchased.
A general trust company business
will be transacted by the new concern,
which viii have its headquarters next
door to the present building Of the
Peoples Bank, on Waianuenue street,
Hilo. the company having recently
purchased the building.
Officers of the Security Trust Com
pony are w. H. Smith. president; viii
liam Chalmers, vice-pfesident: H. A.
Truslow, treasurer: NJ. de +. Spinola,
secretary. Directors are Frank r.
]. w. Russell. w II.
GreenMeIl, Charles Shifnamoto, J. G..
Pratt T. E NJ osorio and p. G.
Beamer.
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LORD YOUNG GO.
lJ|LTY--APPEALS

What Is considered In legal circles
as an important and far-reaching de-
cision in the differences OF capital
and labor was given this morning by
Judge J. NJ. Monsarrat Of the district
court when he found the Lord Young
Engineering Company guilty of With
holding the pay OF an employe, name
" Y. L Ives. and levied fine OF
$50. Attorney e. C. Peters. counsel for
the defendant. Immediately filed mo-
tice OF an appeal,
The importance Of the case comes
in the assertion Of labor that they are
at the mercy Of employers. especially
plantation heads, II wages can be held
up and accounts deducted from them.
Attorney L. L. Burr assisted the prose-
cution.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

GERMAN ARMY HEADQUAR.
TIERS, Jan. Elm Ypres q lively aFtil-
lIery duel took pIace today English
attacks were feplilsea.
on the Champagne front ana IN the
Argonnes forest and tast bank ct the
Meuse, Gefmans made thrust and q
detachment and patrols entered
French trenches and brought back
prisoners and booty.
! Eastern arena, Prince Leopold's
front: Enterprises Of Russian raid
ing detachments south of Riga and
southwest Of Duenaburg. as well as
west Of Stanislau. failed.
Archduke Joseph's front: South OF
Trotosul valley the niuch.dfsputed
heights Of Mt. Galtucanu fell into our
hands by vigorous attack. Along
the valleys leading from Bereck noun
tains to Seereth, attacks threw the
enemy further back. Our troops storm
ed on both sides of the 0ituz valley.
at the point of the bayonet, several
height positions. Rumanian advances
were repulsed and 400 prisoners
brought In.
Won Mackensen's ninth army Is
sharply pressing the enemy and de-
feating the rear guard. Forced Rus
slams to further retreat. From west
and south Teuton troops approach the
bridgehead positions near Fochsan
and Fund.-, More than 1900 prisoners
and much war material here has fallen
into the hands Of the pursuing Teu-
tons Between Buzaul and the Dam
ube the enemy maintains bridge
head.
East of Braila, ID the Dobrudja,
German and Bulgarian troops have
captured ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rus
sian position, throwing the Russians
back to Maein. RI engagements Pom
eranian reserve infantry Regiment
No. distinguished itself.
h On s.acedonian front no important
events.
5..a - a ~
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MORE TOWNS CAPTURED
By TEUT0NlC FORCES
tA..eei.tsd Press by Fsaeral wirelss.l

(Associated Press By Federal wirelessl
BERLIN, Ger, Jan. 3.The towns
of Matchin lMacinl and Ujilai.
In the Dobrudja section OF Rnmania
were captured by the Germans today.
according to official announcement
The towns Of Barscesci and Topesci.
Moldavian front. were also captured.
the Russo-Rumanian losses here be-
ing heavy. The Teutonics took sew
eral hfH positions
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
This nart of me note was as folIoNs:
u. S. UNIVERSAL MILITARY
TRAINING BEFORE CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, ID. C., 3-Uniyersal military service N
actively before the lawmakers Of the nation
Bills introduced days ago radically amending the military
ssem declarations of General Hugh scott
of staff Secretary Baker who criticize the present
military affairs
SEVERAL proposed for national
tense being Special interest ctes in the uni
military proposal which has determined opponens as
we'll defenders.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
LOGAN MAKING GOOD
TIME FOB H0N0L LULU

At s O'Clock last night the Y. 5.
army transport Logan was GIG miles
from Honolulu At this rate she win
arrive early Friday morning.
The Logan win dock ct Pier !, the:
quartermaster's office said today. She
win steam Tor San Francisco prob
ably at o'clock Friday afternoon.
The transport Is from Manila and left
Nagasaki December a
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John Bull Shown
Uncle Sam $ Best
Customer Ii 1916

(Assoeiated Press ~ Fsdsr1l NlFsIS>tl
> wAsHlNGTolf d G.. ~. (,
= Purchases during tie year 1915
= aggrsgating nearly y .Qyl oo.' 90
= have made the United <IuEd1'I
= not only tie 6etf customer Dne'.
= Sam had n TIE It1| Just closed
> but n any year - I'5nre ee's
= new rec6fd 01II1.1 q me
figures n fhe 14t'o0t coUMer-
= cial bureaus s|'51t -I4t % ~.
> ef nation has bought - much u
> half as the United H'I3Io. -
> purchases " Frr1te .1(E 11I.I
) billion Cnna11'1 N<[e 4oMe'
> thing exceeding hall 6III'cn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

Dr. c. r. Dole win lecture ID Cooke
hall In the Y. M. C. A., Thursday
evening on the topic as Peace Prac-
ticable- His prominence as q mem
Der OF the American Peace Society
and as speaker and writer on this
subject makes the topic OF especial
interest at this time. This is The
first meeting Of the January lecture
series and win begin ct o'clock.
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Of 1875
KEEPS CITY STILL
IN HOLE FOR 1917
Auditors Books Show General
Fund More Than $50, 900 to
Bad Starting New Year;
ver-Appropriations Again
Raise Question Of Violation
of Law -.
TIE Law

2. SEC. 2214 tREvlsEo LAWS or
tiAyEAli) Excessive Expenditures,
Penalty. No board Of supervisors, or
other board, committee, department,
bureau, Officer or employe of any
county or city ard coEaty shall TX
lend, or aid, or partieI'ais IN cxpcnd-
inc, during any period II tim. f., any
eIrpose, any sum in ;i.s absence tf
IN appropriation for sac purpose fc-
such period, or any sum In exceaA Ct
an appropriation, IL any, for such fur-
pose for such period, or incur, author
Ire or contract, or aid or participate
In ireurrinp, authorizing or CONTRACTS
ing, during any fiscal year, Liabilities
or obligations, whether payable dut; ING
such fiscal year or not, for any or all
purposes, in exeess Of the amour. OF
money available for such purposes-fof
such county or city and county during
such year, and any person who shall
violate any provision Of this section
shall be punished by fine Of not
more than one thousand dollars or py
Imprisonnent for not more than one
year, or by both such fine and inpe's.
oBnent. - :.
THE FACTS
ceficit in the 1915 account dnect,y
cliarpeabie against the revenue &C.
count Of 1917, sf Ss3.724.s9. Tne de-
fieit Of 1915 of $f4u,51o.s6 was the re-
sult of 1915 ovef-appropriations. Had
this not existed, the board during The
present year would have been we'll
within its income From signed state-
nent BY. City Auditor 5IeknsH
The books of the city auditor Office
show 1 deficit in the ninniciDal general
fund al the end OF the year 1915 Of
ssS.72z,ss.
Oyef-appropriations for the year
1916 are given as the cause OF this
deficit s. n &
Wien the Star-Bulletin asked the
city attorneys office this morning
what legal phases are invoked in tjie
situation, the law as quotel above
Vas pointed out. The attorney s of.
flee does not, however, say whether or
n ii any action win be taken.
The subject OF the 1915 pverai, jrcs
p:lations was up months rec aud at
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ROOSEVELT'S MOVE CITED As
GOOD PRECEDENT FOR WILSON
tAssociated Press servic'

1 - 4. (Asoct WreLssl
WASHINGTON. C., 3-In the senate today senator
Hitchcock urging resolution indorsing the
peace said that there recent precedent Tor 1T
wilson's action and referred vertures for
leace between Russia and Japan. 81
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7 am not surprised at this appoint
ment as have many good friends in
Washington Judge Coke told the
Star -Balletin today But It Ii need
less to say that am deeply gratified." !"
Judge Coke Is Of the opinion that
It may be two weeks or more before
his nomination Is reached by the ju-
dietary committee. He believes the
nomination may have gone to the COM
mittee this afternoon. He intends,
however, to proceed with the business
OF his court until definite information
is had as to the committees action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
IS JAPAN SELLING
MExIcOMUNITIONs?

{Associated Press By Federal wireless)
QuERETARO,M Mexico, Jan. 3s--Gen-
ersl Hernandex, according 10 an Off
clad carranxa statement, has defeated
the villistas At - Junta, capturing
f4o men and much ammunition. :
TOXIC; Japan, Jan. Bit Is report
ed here that Col. carpio and two 9TH
er representatives of the Carranza
government are In Japan with the OBJ
jecf of purchasing ammunition. rifles
and artillery and possibly q steamship
for their TRANSPORTATION. The report
came out after the sailing of the
Japanese steamer Kotchira from Sa.
lima Cruz yesterday An unconflrmed
report says that the Kotchira carries
2500 rifles. !. *. d = s: ~ Z I.
wAsHIEGTOk. D. c., Jan. s.-Pres.
ident Wilson today conferred With
Secretary OF the laterior Lane and
other members aof the MexicansAfneri.
can joint comniissioh The Am6riean
commissioners will probably make q
statement OF the situation Soon This
announcement Is taken as a forecast
that the commission may be dissolved
and new line developed By the Unit
ed States in dealing with Mexican con-
diticns and relations.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Jan. 3.-Juan
Burns, Carranza cUnsuixeneral here,
was arrested today charged with be-
ing concerned in the shipping Of arms
and ammunition to Vera Cruz In yio-
lation of the terms Of the American
embargo. Three indictments have
been returned against him by fed.
eral grand Jury. Fl ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

q
On
Judge B. Stewart He the bench than
Stainbak
Watson When the ds ckes promotion today conjec
cult bench the federal FIJI the
F..
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LITHUANIANS URGE THEIR
NATION BE SET UP AGAIN
fls.eei..sd Pee. ssrrie. b F.a.r.l wis.I.s.l

@ WASHINGTON D. c., Jan. 3A demand indorred by thou.
sands Of the Lithuanian National Council Of America
concerning terms European recognizing the uanians
nationally the president today The demands are
that the peace include provision for
united in one political body given absolute Independence
similar handed to European ambassadors resident
here t5s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
Urges
| U. S. Officials
| |BehdWdii Men

) Especial star-euIletin cshie.) 4
= WASHINGTON, .. c., Jan. 8. I
> Delegate kuhio today intro 4
> duced In the house q bin provid-
) Ing that al Judges, collectors Of 4
& Internal revenue, collectors Of
) customs end postmasters ap- I
\ pointed TO office In Hawaii must I
be bona fids residents OF the ter. I
: ritorY.
) c. s. ALBERT. 4
This 10 probably part Of the 4
) campaign In Congress for greater
"homs ruie" for Hawaii planned
) by kuhio before we went 70
} Washington. AZ the present time 4
circuit court judges appointed 20 4
; office must have established
! residence here, but the restrio- 4
; tlon does not apply to federal 4
judges. Collectors Of revenue
and customs and postmasters
need not be residents to receive I
appointments.
= Il a A - u - ~ 4 Il - X - 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

Judge Coke Named
To Supreme Bench
President Sends Choice to That Stanbac
May Be Appointed to Vacancy or to Federal Judgeshp

WASHINGTON, ID. c., JAN 3-James /. Coke circuit court
Judge Oahu nominated by the president this afternoon
justice the supreme of Hawaii filing vacancy left
the resignation Of Justice Edward NJ Watson Vacancies
exist the circuit and federal benches c. s. ALBERT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
REGARDS PART Of ALLIES
REPLY As "1ASULIING,' SAYS PRESS
tA...o,...a pr,.. s.rvie. s. F.a.r.l wireless,

-@1@-
BERLIN Germany, 3The reply of the Entente Allies to
The Teuon peace proposals widely discussed IN the Geran MORN
ing papers today The press unanimous in declaring that the
group only what expected IN view OF
previous statesmen of the Allied countries
They express opinion that the strong deeamatory ugua
the reply addressed neuras than to
Powers Especially the Of the note referring to
gum is regarded as insulting g
is rofth was
ruhesst inxaded
this invading which asks Us
and @ the necessity q
q mol -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

trial with
beng Of the who off explosive during the prepared
today. Bourke Cochran is Mooneys chief counsel
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Dig FRENCH sATTLEsHIP REI

BIG FRENCH sATTLE LEsHIP REPORTED ToRPE0oEo go.
Germany,
French bleshp ver has by
off Malta. -EszeE - Il
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Little Action On
Eastor West Today
tGermsn oMeian

= = -. = tUermaH Ur1flAIl - = =
BERLIN, Germany, san. 3.Early
report from the war office today says
thtt nothing important Is happening
on either the east or west front
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
MOONEY TRIAL STARTS IN SAN FRANCISCO

The yerite Is 14,6s5ton bateship launched in 1907
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Z. S. SENATE AGAIN HOLDS OFF
ON ACTION INDOUSING WILSON
During Debate Lodge Criticizes Bern
storff For Giving Out Statements APP
proving Presidents Note
ltAs.oeialea Press serriee b Fedsral wirelss.l

= = b =. . >
Ambassador
Gerard New Years call toes discussed h ne
VIII
Of
Woods resolution eaNno
Investigation which
Senator Hheoeks resolution ndossn s
eernsto for giving out
approving the note The discussion viii Be renewed tomorrow
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Continued on page twol
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MAILS


From San FrancIsco:
Korea Maru, Jan. 3.
For San Francisco:
Tr. Logan, Jan. 5.
From vsncouver:
Makura, Jan. "a.
For Vancouver
Makura, Jan. 5.
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Z. x. k LINE sHoWa LAReE EARNINGS

s That the profits Of the Toyo Kaisen
1916 were s1,5iS,OO0, is stated In advfces
this afternoon from Japan, telling Of q /
holders held in Toxic. Profits were 5000
last half of the year Just closed than 70
new steamers to be put on the South A
October. Two viii be passenger boats, |
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8 PtILADELPrtA MURDER IS SENSATIONAL MYSTERY i
ADMITS ENTENTE SUBMARINES BUILT IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. g.
Works was called to the stand for tn
Bopp, German consuEgeneral, and as
McGregor admitted that the Union 4
Entente Allies in 1914 and 1915. 1t i
C. C. Crowley, Louis J. Smith and 9th,
were employed to obtain evidences Of
coast. not to dynamite ships, munitiol
Evening star., 1917-11-04
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

H. S. Rucker has returned to Buena
Vista. Va. after visit to his brother.
George H. Rucker Of Clarendon. Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield Snyder have returned
to Petersburg, after a visit in Claren-
don and Washington. Mrs. Henry Hol-
Inns and Mrs. Moran gave a party to
home of the latter in Clarendon. The
relatives Of Mrs. Luther C. Dodd enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of
her birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Pear
son of Vienna are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Dodd of Clarendon. Mrs. A. S
Woodland and her father are with Mr..
and Mrs. e. w. Newman Of Clarendon
for the winter. Mrs. Robert Evans and
two children have returned from Bal
timore to their Clarendon home. Mr..
McGregor of South Dakota is the guest
endon. The members Of the First Bap-
tist Church will give "a get-together"
social at their church in Clarendon.
November 9. The Arlington-Jefferson
District Sunday school convention will
hold it's semi-annuai meeting at the
Presbyterian church in Arlington, No
vember Is. The Ladies' Aid Society of
3atlston Presbyterian Church at its
meeting Wednesday elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. w. w
Douglas; vice president, Mrs Mary Q.
Gray: second vice president, Mrs. L. T.
Fountaine: secretary, Mrs. J. H; Ha-
Mrs. Frank Gardener has returned to
Cherrydale. after a visit to friends al
Harpers Ferry. Miss Dorothy Graham
has returned to Fairfax. after a visit
to Miss Margaret De Lashmutt Of Ar.
lington-
Evening star., 1917-11-04
Blouses

And now for the new B1ouses
which are made especially to go
with Fall suits. These are de-
veloped In Georgette crepes and
chiffons and are shown In the
rich new hues featured In the
latest suits. s5.75 and up.
Embroidered or beaded Biouses
in wealth of pretty designs;
choice of flesh or white Georg-
ette crepe at $3.95. Smartly
tailored and novelty effects, in
all sizes.