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The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
FILM BUSINESS |S
 GROWING
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Feb. 12. Official fig ures regarding the moving picture business in Great Britain were given out at the first meeting of the Cinema Inquiry Commission here. The total capital invested is G17,500, ,0OO. There are 4,500 moving picture theatres in the country, which had an attendance last year of 1,O75, 100000 persons. Fifty per cent of these attending occu- pied seats for which they paid three pence G cents) or less. The number of persons engaged in the manufac- ture, exhibition and distribution of films reached nearly 100000. The length of new films used last year was six million feet, including 4.S00 new subjects. Film imports per year cost about G1,210,00O, mostly from the United States
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
COL ORADO FAIR SEX FIGHTING
 FUR LAWS
(By Associated Press)

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 12. -- Inter pretation of laws affecting women and children and prosecution for violations of such laws is the task assigned to Miss Clara Ruth Mozzor. assistant at torney general of Colorado, the first woman in Colorado to hold such po- sition Miss Mozzor was appointed recently by Attorney General Leslie E. Hubbard.
 Measures pending before the pres ent session of the general assembly providing for a minimum wage law for women, amendment of the mothers compensation act to include maternity benefits, and others are expected to increase the duties of that department of the attorney generals office, pre-. sided over by the new assistant attor. ney general.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
EXPERT PIANO TUNER

George Anderson, piano expert and factory representative. will be in Cor. dova this coming summer. Expert "ork In piano and organ tuning and repairing guaranteed. For prices on new and second hand pianos and or gans, also pianos for rental, address. P. O. BOX s91, JUNEAU, ALASKA.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
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Dan Driscol, 5ne of the most widely known of the old-timers of the inter- for and q prominent politician, has sold his business in Fairbanks and Will leave in the spring for Oregon, where he has fine ranch and will make that his future home.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
s~~~>~~~l>~><<>>> >> ' THE wATcH&A COLUMN ( , NEcks. q
(By Unit1d Press,

The neck is 2 flexible device
 worn by all human beings and
 some prize fighters. It was
 given us to keep our heads on.
 That sounds easy. but - well.
 look at Louie the Sixteenth.
 The neck mpy also be put to
 other uses. Some men use theirs to get hung by. Others
 wear Christmas cravats. The first is fatal; he second mere. [, ly criminal. Necks help us lot in get |, ting along with our bodies. ( They keep ouifchin from bump |, ing our breast bones. And { they partially overcome the { handicap of two eyes in front { instead of one front and back. { Necks arc necessary in ( way too. What would the ( handsome brutes in collar ads ( do without them? And where [, would our Adams apple go for |,
 eXercise.-George Martin.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
brilling hours work in a sham battle with the toys. It is part of the uni. versity's military training.

Owing to the increased price of flour we are forced to raise the price of bread to ten cents a loaf straight, starting on February Is. Boss Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12

Rev. c. G. Bruce, pastor of the Pres byterian church at Fairbanks, has re- ceived a call from the Presbyterian church at Juneau and has accepted the call
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
FIFTY YOUNG MEN PLAY WITH
 TOY CANNON AND SOLDIERS.
(By United Press)

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb 12. - Fifty big, strong young men today gathered around table covered with toy soldiers, toy cannon and q minia- ture battle field, at the University of Minnesota. They went through
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12

Of course you want the war news, and the Daily Times furnishes 1t to you at $1 per month. or six months for $5.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-02-12
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

wanted - General hosework or work by the day. Phone 1G2. 8-4t
 Fore sale - Underwood typewriter, one dandy riding saddle, one No. 182 Coles heater, five dozen steel traps. Apply to Dick Kirwood.
 wanted - Man wants work at odd jobs. Apply Cordova Hand Laundry. Phone 17S. 9-Gt
 Wantedz-A roll top desk. Apply at Daily Times office.
 For Sale-A second hand Smith Pre- mier typewriter. Apply to NJ. c. Thompson.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Justice Court for thc Douglas Island Precinct. Territory of Alaska. First Division Johou LaitoIa, and Ida Laitala. his wife. plaintiffs
l Kr0uquI8t, dcfondlut.

Emil Krouquist. defendant
 TO EMIL KRONQUIST. Defendant.
 Iu Che name of thc United States of America you are hereby command ed to be and appear in the above cu- titled court holden at Douglas m said Division and Said District. and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action within thirty l3Ol days after che last publication of this summons. and if you tail SO to appear for want thereof. che plaiutins win take judg- meut against you for thc sum of One Hundred and Seyouty-iour and 5O-IU0 Gl7I5O) Dollars. founded upon a promissory note. together with costs of this action, and win apply Go the court herein for relief as set out in thc complaint Glcd herein. and for the foreclosure of am attachment lien upon a certain frame dwelling belonging to Che defendant situated on thc s. F. Of Lot {. Block Q. Douglas, Alaska.
 The order for publication of this summons was made by this Court on the 2S day of March. 1917.
 In witness whereof, ! have here unto set my hand and seal this 2S day of March. 1917.
 lSeal( JOHN HENSON.
 '. s. Commissioner and cx-OUIcio
 Justice of Che Peace. First publication. March SO, 1917. Last publication. May 4, 1917.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13

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Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13

The following unsigned letter was received by thc Stroller in Che last mail from Seattle. The address was given as Lock Box - The num- Der ot Che box may be had by ape plying to Che Stroller and filing with him a guarantee of good faith as he does not intend that his cor respondent shall bo either toycd or Itr.fled with. The following is the letter just as it was received.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13
SUNDAY NIGHT THE TIME

Members Of thc Italian society are making bir preparations for thc masquerade bal .o bo held iu their hall Sunday night There win loo good music. good refreshments and a good time.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13
FOUR MONTHS FOR THIEVES

While Kluch and Frank Williams native sons. were aaDh sentenced Co -Four months Iu .H. Federal jau by u. s. Comm.. toner Uou.uu Monday Inr MuL-.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modatious. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. F. Goddard, Sanitarium. Alaska.-Adv
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13

FOUND Maplclcaf gold breast pin. studded with small nuggets. Owner call at News office.
Douglas Island news., 1917-04-13
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"Dear Sir: Seeing iu one of your papers where you never turn a deaf car Co Che ladies. l have taken Che liberty Co address you. | am 32 years Of age, tall and of superb form My hair is light auburn lived four years at Auburn, Wash. ' took first prize for two-steppiug at Che butchers picnic last August ! have been twice married No. Is sleeping beneath the granite SO gray and No. Is roaming thc bound less west with a can tied Co him. Hc was absolutely no good
 "I win get a decree Of divorce In May but as Che Washington law win not permit a divorced person to mar -y for six months, have decided Co sccl, new field. hence this letter Co you. ! would not bother you but the fellow ] tvo-stcppcd with ut Che butchers picnic has since died. If there are any eligible men at your place. please let me hear from you and if can't land one of them it will bc because yours truly has for gotten how Co display a pretty foot and use her eyes. You indicate thc man and ! will do thc rest
 Hoping Co hear from you at am early date. ! remain,
 Respectfully
 "Lock Box
 Tho Stroller can say for his uu- known correspondent that she writes a lovely hand and that her letter contained the odor Of a June bride.
 Unless some eligible man applies before Tuesday. April l1 at 8 o. clock iu Che afternoon for che cN- elusive right Co answer the letter, tlc Stroller win prepare a list Of cugiblcs and forward Co Che lady within the next two days following tbc l7th. The exclusive right Go che number of thc lock box win come high but for am open field and uo ilvorItes, excursion rates win Doc given where names are submitted ia blocks ol tcu Young men who never received any mail. whose rola- lives never received any mail and who could not read it if they did. need not send iu their names The fact that che Stroller is somewhat "em bon poIut' Is no indication chat his interest iu his lady corrcs- n1ulcuts Is waning In any way OF that hc would permit any ordinary pikcr Go take up thc time of amy lady who rcposcs confidence in him sufficiently Co cutrust him witch Che task of securing for her what is termed m che scriptures can help- meet" even if he bc a No. 8.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Il peCCato originate

Non ce discosO pOssa farsi in nO ne pubbc
ne prva rOv che pOessmO OccasOne oil pare per
nfaustO avvenimentO che non abba eHpe
motive o ragone d rspOndere con sOite parole In Co
nula d buOnO COOnIa non iaIemO maj
nua cOnchuderemO mai nua Sc ne dcono Sc ne e
mile guse mile fOrme in tantl mOdI lie raglon
men non che 81 abbandOnanO dare consg
suggermen atteggiandO medc pratci sanarl perth per
Ia ca del mali paghe che 81 ha agOne mentare non So
ma depOIge anche TuO nsce per0 col nre della est col
chiuders col prendee cOmmato da snp0o
dial conveenO perche appena gOO appessO concdendO Zoe
casone prOpa nea qua pOtrebbe fare quache cOsa ef
primi disineresSaTsene cOmpesamente, prlm VOgele
scamene lie spae ALA appuntO quel che
ravrebbero per appOtame nenteesse della comunta
Non credamO nOsi eOri di queI che
parano a un principle che dffrene dial nOstio cir
ca il modo d rfere ntOno ad vecchO WHO di ambent
che Oggi d defnTe peccatO originate de nOS
maggiOr cOlOn.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

Toppe chacchere Sc abua i9Ee a peG se%pae o9F p0e
aa peccare abtuamente ne emp serenmi d dea Conco
da d santo paamO poi del WHO nyeerato
ma proposa potesse d fare clio avvene prche
ognun0 vOrrebb pro pOpra nessuno sc mai semitic
chamao in mezzo moi ad espllmere m Tn encOhO u 'O"sS
ment0 un pausO per Ia 6gona IN opeL? @ ae aS % q apo COM
meere danno della nOstra cOmunlta gacche gu u Oc
cOrpO ammaaO ne rOdono lesSe ta
Ne chi pOssa cuars nea speranza che tantO terrible maze
rmaner combattuo curaO ynto eno un perodG G tenn
piu breve perche la sa ancoa
Detemnare tempo sa anche IN cul
pOrebbe accadere in cu un dto aVenmen po
rebbe yefais sdgnfcherebbe affemare assurdO vO
pree potter sOevare mcgno sena un puno
Oh quante vo abbamO scrittO nOno tantO male on qua
voe ci samO acco mentre seryeyamo cne non "'reo
opera chissa quaint ann ancOl$!- CT,
TOniamO scriyene d nuOvo ma quesa volta memo Sdu
ciat pessmst dun tempo Non 81 ceda tensa peraro
che la fdu che abbamO che 81 vada presto conchudee qu
che gnde mOta We ne pO dIO facca enc
per motto tempo acche moi conOscamO come sonO
ed mprOvvis ven ck sogOnO spare nee zone P
vie di una colonial pOremmO anche prdea da mOmenO al
altra senza per0 rpOarne supOre meravgia acna Sot
framO il WHO dellabitudne mol
TornamO scrivere sfduca da volta dlclamO per-
che e dato come Osane mile in cOntraO qu
stuzOn cOOniae compile da tempo La mssOne spo
tasi nel'nteresse della COlOnia.
We esempO FedeaZiOne Italana vi pure la 30
cieta per gPImmgran aanO-nglesi; LA PRlMA
CON A CAPO DELE SPICCATE PERSONALITY COLONlALl
/ LIE SECONDE SOTTO LA DIREZIONE DIRETTA DEL PADRl
|AGOSTINIANI DELLA CHIESA DEL BUON CONSIGIIO.
QUAINT quail nOs cOOni raggOnO da queste tire
gand isttuzOni ce bsOgnO rcOdarO Ora 10 81 detto
mile riscOntT QueO che ALA COi0na non cesSefemO MAI I'll
che lie appOgg con fat non con le parole ogn
dual volta present. pOpza poerO fare Lazon
marr mertOra anche pOverO contribute ed De
nefc ne saranno benecO della nOsra massa in gene
rale.
Chi puo chi puo dare non da non ha dI
rttO al aanO avTebbe alcuna agIOne en
re venire in a pOche crcOsanze in determ
solo sentirsi dire sui muso andate al ola
e vOO!
Il LIE FIGURE PAPAVERICHE NON CT SERVONO DEGL
EGOISTI E DEGLI IPOCRTTI NE ABBIAMO PIENE lie ia
:
UOMINI DI VERI UOMINL .
LA RASSEGNA.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

La Loggia italia No. II" del
POrdine Figli d'Italia, nella sua
seduta ordinaria del Is maggie,
associandosi ale attire Consorelle
di Philadelphia, e dintorni, deli
berava una vibrata protesta con-
tro un fogliO mercenariO, asser-
vito ad una cricca di candidate al
fallimentO di strOZZini, il
quale, in una lettera aperta al
Supreme Concilio delPOrdine FL
gli d'Italia ,tentava intaccare 20
nesta del Grande Venerable del
la Pennsylvania. Solennemente
dichiaIiamo che Giuseppe Di Sill
vestro e degno in tutto della ca
RIGA che riveste e la sua tigUua e
sacra e cara a tutti gil affiliati
dellOrdine, quail ebbero mile
prove della sua onesta della sua
energia spesa in ogni tempo al
Pincremento della Grande Fami-
glia.
Plaudiva infne al dignitoso
communicate del Concilio Supre-
mo, riaffermante pubblicamente
al Di Silvestro tutta la sua stima
fiducia, con PincoraggiamentC
di sempre piu perseverare nella
sua appreciate opera di bene {
vantaggio della IstituziOne.
II SegretaIio Archivists
Nj. Leone
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
lie metamOrfosi del SiCariO

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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
s. IannantuOni
Logcia Pasa. SaIinardi n. 166
SegT. ArchiVlsta

LOggla PaSq. Sallnafdl n. 100
Phila., q Maggie 1917
Mi pregio notifcarle che la
Loggia Pasquale Salinardi n.
1866, nella sua ultima seduta or
dinaria ad unanimita protestava
energicamente, contro quel gior-
male "ossia quel foglio di carta
inservibile" chiamato la Cloaca,
mantenuto da persone indegne di
chiamarsi italiani (essendo essi
austriaci e germanesD per es-
sersi permesso di pubblicare del
lie calunnie contro capi delPOr-
dine Figli d'Italia l'intero Or
dine.
MOI della Salinardi, come tut
ii gil altri fratelli dele Consorel-
lie, non crediamo allie chiacchiere
della Cloaca, e, al Grande Vene-
rabile diamo tutto il nostro ap-
poggio e siamo anche pronti a
glidare sui viso allie persone che
vogliono insultarlo: Quel che sic
te stati, che siete che sarete
vol, chiamate gil altri!
Per il Venerable
Giuseppe Stable, Segr. Arch
1902 Reed Street
]
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
II Presidente
BenedettO Orc
Loggia "AItaviIIa Irpina'' n. 219

Loggia "Altavilla lrplna' n. 2l9
Phila., 10 Giugno 1917
In seduta ordinaria del 27
Maggie u. s., PassemDlea delibero
un voto di fducia per il nostro
Grande Venerable ed un vOto di
disprezzo per i suoi nemici, che
10 insultano ingiustamente.
Abbiamo alta stima per IL
Grande Venerable, come persona
privata e come Ufficiale deliOr-
dine.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Phila., Pa, % Magg. 1917

Phlla., IA, 70 MagS. 1911
Egregio Direttore de
LA Ragione"
Nella seduta del % corr. PAs-
semblea della Societa Italiana di
Nj. S. independents America
Vespucci votava un yoto di tidu-
cia e simpatia al Fratelli Giusep-
pc e Giovanni Di Silvestro, stig-
matizzando lie volgari false ac-
cuse mosse contro di essi da un
giolnale locale, che nella risoIta
vita, ha mostrato sempre di piu
LA sua malvagia indOle, il suo
abbietto sistema, di falsificare
fatti e di denigTare uomini e CO.
Sc.
Mel pregalvi a dare corso ne
vostro giolnale ALA presente CO.
municazione, abbiatevi i ringra,
ziamenti miei e della Societa che
rappresentO.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Loggia SantO StefanO di Ca
maStra, No. %


Reading, Pa, q Giugno 1917
Mi pregio communicable con pre-
ghiera di trasmettere la presente
per essere pubblicata mel Bollet-
tino uffciale delPOrdine:
Nell'ultima riunione di mag
gio, tenuta da questa Loggla,
PAssemblea deliberava ad unani-
mita, che n consequence di una
campagna deplorevolissima, ini-
ziata contro il nostro Grande We
nerabile Giuseppe Di Silvestro,
di affermare che questi e assai
a moi caro-, perche ha saputo ac-
ouistarsi il diritto ALA nostra rico
noscenza, per la sua rettitudlne
insuperabile, per avere dato tut
te lie sue forze, energie e Sc stessc
a pro del nostrO benemerito Or
dine. Siamo orgogliosi del nostrC
Grande Venerable Giuseppe ID
Silvestro. Per tanto questa Log
gia Santo Stefano di Camastri
| No. 20, ad istanza del fratellC
Antonino Zaffro, a cui fece ect
! Matteo Alberti, ha deliberate az
unanimita un voto di fiducia a
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

L'Opinione del POpOlO del 10 Settembre 1914
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
SENSATIONAL INCREASE
| SHOWN in RECRUITING
Amy Has High Record Navy De
layed by Clerical Work.

With the war situation becoming daily
more acute, recruiting for the army and
navy took a sensational jump here yes
terday.
The army recruiting details had by far
the larger number of recruits though
'the first line Of defense"-the navy
was seriously handicapped In q shortage
Of clerical force necessary to handle the
large number of applicants who reported
to join the colors at the station at Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. +,
The army recruiting tent at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west listed twenty-nine men on their
rolls yesterday. These were applicants
who were given the preliminary examin-
ations. This was the largest total this
depot has yet reported.
The navy recruiting station, Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, was orr
ordered to handle large amount Of cler-
ical work yesterday that formerly was
done at the navy yard. Though the de-
tail there was increased yesterday IL Was
not sufficient to handle the applicants
Twenty applicants who filed yesterday
were instructed to return today, when the
force will be so supplemented that It can
take care Of all who. come.
Lieut.. Commander d. L. Wilson. u. 8.
NJ, retired. took charge of the depot at
Ninth street and Pennsylvania yesterday.
This station until further announcement
VIII keep open until II o'clock at night
In the campaign to get young men Of
this city to I'LL the big gap between the
present strength of the navy and the
10, 900 enlisted men the country needs to
bring 1t to required strength.
Orders have been issued by the Adju-
tant General enjoining regularly enlisted
National Qua rdsmen from, Ioin;n.r tho
navy. The Guardsmen, It is intended,
shall continue in the service they already
are assigned to, without transfer priyi-
leges
Merchants Of Washington have volun-
teered to give window space to the United
States navy to display literature and pos
ters descriptive Of navy$1ife in the cam
paign for recruits.
Frank Owens. assistant cashier OF the
bank OF commerce and Savings. offered
notary services free to the navy yester-
day.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
LOCAL BUSINESS men
FORM KIWANIS Club
An International Organization with
Golden Rule Greed.

washington today has Kiwanis Club
representing sixty Of the city's leading
business and professional men. tenn
porary board Of directors was chosen
to serve until the organization Is COM
pleted. Frederic A. Cochran, tailor, was
elected president Of the club. the other
oticers being Fred 8. swindelI lawyer
first vice president; win d. Iowses.
photographer second vice president;
Eugene G. Adams. insurance agent, sec
retary; Frank L. Wagner. builder, treas
urer, who, together with william Ballan-
tyne, tr., Warren W. Btggs, DR.. w. O.
RilIinger, and Henry g. Milans, compose
the board of directors.
Kiwanis. stands for price. service, and
quality. The creed Of the club L. nothing
more than an organized effort Of business
men to practice the golden rule. not only
within the organization itself but all with
whom the members come In contact.
Membership IN the club Is limited to
owners, directors, and managers in a
business and two are chosen from each
business or profession.
The Washington organization is q link
in the chain Of Kiwanis clubs, number
ing over 100, which extend from New
York City to the Pacific Coast. Kiwanis
is an international organization having
1900 members and Is recognized the
world over as a community builder and
a factor for the betterment Of general
business conditions. The next meeting
will be held at the New Cochran Hotel
at 12:3O o'clock noon tomorrow.
Oncers and members of the club
follow:
Frsderic A. Cochran. president; Fred g. srinden.
Hes president; Will II. Towles. second vios pred
dent; Eussne @. Adams. secretary; Frank L Wag-
nsr. treasrU.
DfrectGS in addition to oficen-wiIham Ballan-
tyne. IT,. Warren W. Biggs. W. G. Ki1nger. d. d.
s.: Henry ALilan&
Roe Fulkerson, Joseph H. Mlans, VIII H. Towles.
Fred s. svindeIl. g. Percy Thompson, Herbert +.
Shannon, Frank L. Wagner, William Ballantyne,
IT,. Warren W. Bigzz. W. c. Kininger. D. d. g.;
Henry G. Milans. Eugene G. Adams. Randall Par
sons John r. Wright, B. c. Downey William O.
worthington, Fred @ Hays, John ]. Herman
George c. shafer. Frederick A. Cochran. Reginald
W Geare, Charles Some ]. A. Bailey, George R.
Ridgeley, Herbert W. soper Raymond W. Harper,
Thomas ]. Howerton. d. o.: ]. B. Newman, Charles
J. Rogers. Percy s. Foster, Edwin Z. Elicit N. A.
Purcell, A. J. Poston, N. c. Bunen. r. Fleming.
Ford Z. Young. George Z. Potter. r. g. Fletcher.
NJ. A. Leese ]. A. Haas Samuel A. Luttrell.
Julien NJ winnemore, NJ B. Hooper, P. B
Fletcher. James l. Ovens A. G. Bishop. Z. L
Stock B. H. Stinemetz. J. n. Hanna, G. G. Bat
Eett, J. A Stanett p D. Morrison. Z. g. Rogers.
James c. Dulin, J. J. Range and Joseph A. Oliver.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
USE ALIENS FOOT EASE

me antisepue powder 70 be shaken into the s1oes
and sprinkied into the foothath. n you want rsst
and comfort for tired. aching swollen. sEeatins
feet. use Anens Foot-Ease. II Instantly reliesss
soreness and prevents blisters and c.llots spots.
Just the thing for Dancing Parties Pstent Leather
Shoes. and for Breaking In New Shoes Try it
today. Sold everywhere. &c Don't accept any
substitute For FREE trial packase addrc.
Allen 9. oimsted. Le Roy, n Y.-Adt.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
PROHIBITION PANACEA
OF crime, SAYS LAWYER
W. E. Leahy Declares There Will Be
One-half Cut with Dry Law.

washington's crime total will be re-
duced more than 80 per cent with the
coming of prohibition in the District was
the prophesy of william E. Leahy, Of the
District bar, before the Society Of Medi-
cal Jurisprudence at the University Club
last night.
The crimes Of violence committed
every year In the District will be cut 50
per cent and the police record for the
year following the Inauguration Of Dis
trict prohibition will be one Of the most
interesting documents to study" said Mr..
Leahy. 81 believe that most of the
crimes in the District are due to the sale
OF bad whisky and gin, and the elimina-
ton of alcohol will have a marked effect
in control of crime"
The Washington herald., 1917-04-10
DEATH RECORD.
nvrTr~H

Ethel W Perry. % years. 1W MlTh sye. n.
Harriet King e. Garfield Hospital
william L Dubois. 60, Sibley Hospital
Faie A. Daniel, H 3sl6 Jocelyn st. NV.
George Brooks, 80, ~ Pa. ave. NV.
Mathilde Behrend, %, InI K Il. NV.
Carmillo Zanno. a. Providence Hospital.
George Miles, So T1berculosis Hospital
William Graner, a6, Livingston I'd. se.
Patrick Healy. %, Washington Asylum Hospital.
Gertrude williams. %, House Of the Good Shep
herd.
John Wine. 70 Gsrheh Hospital.
Abraham Abba, e 1908 9Th st. nv.
Elizabeth NJ. Reid. 81, s12 st. NV.
Christina Herbert, g. 81 Linwood st.
Joseph Tucker, B rear Of 3Z35 N st. NV.
COLORED.
RnsZena Warner. "a, 1l4 st. NV.
Charles Lane 60, q and 3rd sts ne.
Joseph Bogans, 5. Washington Asylum Hospital.
Viola Hall, Is. Washington Asylum Hospital.
Joseph o. Hania 2 months, l245 9Th st. NV.