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SALVATION ARMY DRIVE:
ON At WHITE. SULPHUR
John Barrett and Laz Anderson
Among Recent Visitors to West
Virginia Resort.
CUT ICE ON GOLF LAKE
Wars Demand for Ammonia Makes
1t Necessary to Lay in Store for
Summer Rcfrigcration--Som 800
Tons Will 30 Harvested.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
February 9.---Efforts al White Sulphur
Springs this week have been concen-
tratcd Oil assisting in tho Salvation
Army drive \ voluntary allotment
set UP b. thed!Strict chairman and
County Chairman J. Howard Slocum is
5000, and every available channel Is
being opened TO bring in this amount.
AT a meeting of the Debate Society
in White Sulphur village. y. J.. tInd-
dlcston moved that collection bo
taken at the following meeting ior
the salvation .Arm". and /, Is antici-
patcd that. as in previous drives, White
sulphur will so over tho top.
Weekend visitors 10 White Sulphur
Springs are becoming moro and moro
frequent as the winter Glidcs along.
Many who were unable to take their
fortnight Of rest and recreation be-
cause OF pressing war duties have
found White Sulphur an ideal spot in
which 10 relax for a few quiet days.
ENhilaratinS mountain air. 80 much
tranps over the trails, il the means OF
returning to Cit: duties and war work
with renew ed life.
John Barrett. the director OF the
Pan American Union at Washington.
passed the week end at the Greenbrler.
week TO take the euro and spend a
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs T. C. Snow. who are
on their wedding trip. arrived from
Washington to pass ;he week end at
tho Greenbricr. On sunday they drove
10 Sunset Gap in an old = fashioned
cutter.
Mrs. L. NJ. Close and Mrs. ]. NJ Car
ao1, OF New York. who arc passing
some time here, AFRO out for sleigh
ride daily, Scus frequently TO Elm.
hurst Farm and along Grccrbr!cr
River, Mrs. Carson'5 daughter. Miss
Marjorie s. Carson, Joined them on
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard {. Clark. OF
North Farm, Bristol y. 7, and Mr.. and
Mrs sanford II. Cochcn. Of Pawtuckct,
r. l., are among New Enelandcra stop
p.nS at the Greenbricr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Hutchinson,
OF Kew York. and y. Nordanaccy. Of
Versailles. nv; w. J. Telps and Mr..
and Mrs. :. {. Oswald. OF Weston. Ohio,
arc registered at tho Crecnbricr.
Mr.. and Hrs. Alto E. Shulhof and son.
OF New York, have come for d fort
nights stay a. the G-ccubrier.
George W. Stevens. OF Richmond
stopped az tho reenbricr on Sunday.
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Lee Auxiliary, United Daughters Of
the Cortedcracy, Will meet WEDNESDAYS
afternoon at o'clock at the Confcd.
crate WOmau's Home.
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WAVERlY

"hNERLT, VA. February a.--John
=. Martin Of the naval reserve corps
spent tho week end with relatives in
Waycrly
Mrs. Robert T West has returned
from visit with her son Rose l..
West OF Newport News.
Miss Lucille Chappcll and Miss Mar
Earct Hancock are in Richmond as
gues,a Of DR.. and Mrs. ". J. Young.
jack Marshall OF CITY FONT visited
friends here Sunday
Misses Marquis and Mackcy spent the
week end in Richmond.
MISS Nao-a! Farson. OF Delaware
Ohio, IL the guest Of Or. and Mrs. {. l..
ToWnc3
Miss Mary Stephenson, OF Wakefield.
spent Tuesday with her aunt. Mrs. Jesse
West
Mrs Jack Conner OF Winston-Saiem,
\. C., is spending some time with Mrs.
Holt Fleetwood.
Baird West spent the week end IN
Norfolk
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GORDONSViLlE

GORDONSVlLLE. VA, February o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Harlow and J. W.
Atkins. who have been spepding some
time with the formers father, j. W.
Harlow. left Tuesday for Washington
spending a few days there. after which
they Will go TO Richmond, where they
viii spend 4 few days, before leaving
for their home III birmingham. Ma.
Mrs. b. l.. McAlexander Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. In
Clifton Forge.
lf. s. and I. T.. Partlow and Hcnry
Fitzgerald. Of Bernard. arc spending
somo time with relatives and friends in
Richmond.
Charlie Camper. OF Nasons was !.
recent guest of his sister. Mrs. G.. Il.
Cowhcrd, near town.
Cahcll King. Of Palmyra, was a re-
cent Gordonsville visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. ASce left this
home with their daughters. Misses Elva
and Cloo Ascc.
Richard and Robert Woody. OF Rich
mond. visited the formers mother, Mrs
W. J. Woody, here this week.
Miss Mary Leo Smith. who is teach
ing school at Guckners. visited her
mother. Mrs. \. Z. Smith, ut Noun
ia in View" this week.
Russell Harper. of Greenwood, visited
hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Harper.
a few days since, en- route to Hope
well.
Miss Evelyn Ianford was a. Rich
moud visitor this week.
DR.. Albert Shape, Of Washing ten,
and {. s. Mullen. Of Petersburg. arc
visiting at haywood" the home Of
Mrs. Il. T.. Sampson
Mrs. Bette Boughar ,rho has been
spending tho winter With her daugh-
tor. Mrs. Quisenbcrry. in Washington.
was called hero this week on account
OF the death of her daughter, Mrs. l..
NJ. Goodwin.
Misses Lynda and Jennie Fitshush
are visiting their brother. Dick l'itz-
hugh. at Hanover.
James Omohundro has secured posi-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio at
Newport News,
Nrs. John s. Graves visited her hus-
band at Camp Leo d few days since.
Mrs. Herbert 5. Newman. Of Hilton"
has been spending few days recently
with rela ti.ca IN Richmond.
y. Z. oEieShy. Of Brazil. was a re-
cent suc.; of Miss Julia Cioodloc.
Pc.yon Boughan of New York, at
tended the funeral OF his sister. Mrs.
F. NJ. Goodwin, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Linney were
Washington visitors recently.
Miss Fesgio McDonnic. OF Trenton.
Ohio, is visiting friends and relatives
here.
Claude Scott. OF Washington. was a
guest a few DAYS since OF his parents.
NJ. and Mrs. l.. II. scott, on Weaver
street.
Mrs w ". Downcr has returned
from vis!t TO her brother. l.. Z.
SouGhan, at Petersburg. and her son,
Ellis S. Downc-, at Camp Lee.
Mrs. Z. T. GoodinG and little daugh-
ter. Mary Elizabeth, OF Washington.
are visiting her sisters. Mrs. Il. (.
Iogshead and Mrs. w. w. Thomasson
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill, OF Amherst, spen.
few days this weeh; with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. L.. ke6ley.
Willie Gloves, of Orange, was q re-
cent guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. i. Cloves
Marvin Goodwin was called home this
week from Austin, Tex, OF account
Of the death OF his mother, Mrs. Susie
Goodwin.
Mis5 llettic Cooper has returned from
4 visit TO her home at ST. Just.
-. l.. Bclton Ina, been spending the
week in Richmond and Newport News.
Mrs. Annie Burkhcad and nephew.
William Walker, were Charlottcavillc
visitor: this week.
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Girls-Do You Know Why
Your Hair is Ugly?

It's amazing how nuch pretty hair
docs towards producing tho appear
aMce %: youth and beauty 50 much de-
sired ~ women Of all ages IT'S really
= simple matter for any woIna n TO merit
this praise since heautitul hair Is only
{. matter O care.
When your hair becomes FADED, DRY.
ttreahcd and ac'ahEiy when 1t falls
out badly ANA nav hair cannot grow,
the roots must be v!talized ana prop
erly nour'ancd. TO do this QujcLly,
safely and "a little expense, there il
nothing 80 effective as Partisan laGe
Giquid fornJ which sou can get a.
eny drug store or toilet countc.
. It's guaranteed - abolish dandruT
stop scalp itch and falling hair, and
promo Il now growth or money re-
funded It's IN great demand BY dis
crIminatirg women because II mekcs
the hair 50 soft, nuay, lustrous. easy
10 arrange at;ractivc!y, and appca.
heavier than II really g.
massage "!th Partisan sage IS 2
real Celight--casy 10 use. not STICKY or
greasy. and da!utiIy pcrfun.ed an
iisept!c liquid free from dangerous in
gradients. and guaranteed not 10 color
she hair or scalp. II YOU want good
looking hair and plenty OF II use Pa rig
IAN sage. Don't delay--begin tonight
"a little attention now insuree beau.
ttful hair for years to come.-AdY.
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HEATHSViLLE
Especial to Tho Timcs.Dispa.ch.J


HEATHSVILLE. VA. February o.
howard w. Gill and Mrs. Rache Gill.
OF near Avalon, recently notorcd TO
Richmond. and spent some time there
and In Petersburg visiting friends. Dr..
Bacho Gill is a Camp Leo.
y little son of DR.. L. Il. Cockrcrl,
kesdvtlle, was recently taken to Nor
rated on for appendicitis.
Miss Marjorie Booth, OF Harvey's
neck. was the guest for few days
OF Miss Lynn Snow at Reno.
Mrs. r. S. Brent. Misses Mary Truitt
and Brent Boyd. Earl Pussy and Rob
Brent motored TO Union Village Satur-
day to meet VIII s. Brent. who came
from Chuckatuck for examination in
tho draft.
DR.. Fred $. Brent has returned from a
trip to Richmond. Petersburg. Fred
ericksburg. Washington and Balti-
moro.
Walter Hathaway, OF Lanca stcr, wa:
In Richmond TO attend the inauguration
OF Governor Davis, and also the annual
meeting Of the Farmers Association, Of
winch he IS president.
J. e. Nclms has returned from An
napo!is.
Walnut Point. were In Baltimore last
week purchasing equipment for trap
fishing
Howard W. GIL and Mrs. Sadie Beat.
icF, .\Valon, were caught in Baltimore
by Tho freeze
Mr.. and Mrs wayland Marsh have
returned from their wedding trip. and
are at their home in Keedvillc
MI and Mrs. ". y. DogEctt. OF
Weems. were recent guests Of the lar
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4. An.
dcrson, in Heathsville
Mss Eta Jones. OF Edwardsville. Is
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kostcr, Mrs. James J. Crcamcr. Mrs. N.
Bailey. Misses Agnes HoizSrevc, Mario
HolzCrcvc and Mamie Hcrpard.
Card Party Monday.
The women OF ST. Ecncdict's Parish
will give cuchrc party on Monday
evening. in the auditorium OF the Renc-
dictinc College. Mrs. u. A. Roehling
and Mrs. u. +. O'Seil will be the hos
,csses. and many handsome prizes will
be given to those who make the highest
scores. The party was arranged to
hc given on January 81, but was post
pcned on account OF the weather
Theatrical mt st. Joseph's.
~ Modern Cinderella" presented by
the senior class at st. JoScph's Academy
on Tuesday was one of the most sue
ccssful amateur performances given
this season. Staged under the direc-
ton OF Miss Emily Brown. dramatic
lcacHcr at the Academy, il displayed
tho splendid ability and training Of tho
pupils.
Miss Mary Hanky as Cinderella was
Charming. while Miss Grace SulIivan'S
impersonation of Miss Milford, tho
school principal, WAS in!mi,ablc. Misses
Bessie F'ithaus. as the leader OF the
seniors, and Lena Della Luchc, leader
OF the designing freshmen. were en-
cecdingIy graceful and attractive. while
Miss Eleanor Meyer in tho role of the
ircorrigiblc Girl. and Margaret Pow
erS. the little girl who forgot, carried
out their parts very clcvcrly, as did
Miss Agnes Eain. the lady OF artistic
temperament. Miss Carter. tho self
sacrificing mother of Cinderella after
wards accompanied on tho piano for a
very pretty court dance participated in
by Misses Annie DclC;rande, Martha
Tardly. Miriam Carmody and Dorothy
Quinn.
Musicale and Tea.
The women OF tho Sacred Heart
Parish. south Richmond. will sivo Il
tea and musicale on Monday night,
February y. In tho sunday school hall.
The PUBLIC Is invited. All interesting
program has been arranged.
To Celebrate -AnniN crsary.
Capital city Council. Daughters 81
America. VIII entertain At the sixth
anniversary Ct their council Monday
evening at $50 o'clock. when they will
he clad 10 see ali members and friends
be open. and am one interested will DC
welcome. The committee in charge
have arranged an attractive program
of vocal and instrumental music. reel
tat!cns and Scvci al addresses by we'll
known citizens. There Will also be
dancing.
Miss Leon TO Speak.
An interesting affair Of tomorrow
vii! DO the open meeting under the
auspices of the Richmond Chapter OF
HadasSah, which will be held in the
"a I'm room ot the jefferson Hotel at S
o'clock. Miss Eva Leon will address
HE meeting. All interested are invited
to attend.
John T. Cottroil Of the quartormas-
ter corps. Camp Mcclellan. Admission,
Ala., is in Richmond visiting his pa
rcnts, NJ. and Mrs. ". u. Cottrel!. los
North Elm street.
Miss Staples. % this city, LETT Fri
day to attend the n!idwintc- dances AT
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Elncks.
burg.
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

All the women OF Grove Avenue Zap
tist Church are requested to meet or
Monday afternoon at 3:50 o'clock. The
constitution OF the now organization
VIII he presented.
Tic annual meeting ot the JUNO.
Hollywood Memorial Association vas
held Tuesday ~ the !. w. e. 4 Til.
following officers were elected: Mrs w.
NJ. Wade, honorary president. .irS.
sydney ]. Dudley, pres ident Mrs e.
+. Robertson, first vice prcsi dcnt; Miss
jamie i, Jackson. second vice-presi-
dent Miss annie Jacobs. treasurer:
Mrs. c. T. Norman, recording scc-c-
tary; Mrs. Samuel q. +. Dew, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. =. ". Mean
Icy. custodian OF flags. Members are
requested to meet with Mrs. s. !. Dud-
ley Monday afternoon 1T :; o'clocl: in
her apartment. Murphys !lctel. as u
question Of much Importance Is to DO
discussed.
Williams Memorial Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs +. :
Latham. - North Fifth street, Tues.
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Inc executive council OF the Eoual
Suffrage League If Richmond will hold
it's regular. monthly meeting on Tues
day morning at II o'clock at head
quarters, Fourth aud Franklin Streets.
Lee AUXILIARY United Daughters Of
the Cortedcracy. wiu meet Wednesday
afternoon At o'clock at the Confcd.
crate Woman's Home.
Richmond Chapter. United paush-
NJ nm tnl,
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Judge 7. Randolph Tucker is the
guest Of NJ. and Mrs. Egbert q. Leigh.
Jr., OF West Franklin Street
Miss Gladys ingalls,, OF Roland Park.
is spending this week in Lexington and
BlacEsburG. where she is attending the
"midwinter hops" At the Washington
and Lee University and tho Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
Mrs. James NJ. Cecil, Of this city. Ia
spending month as the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. James !. Pritchctt. Jr.. In
panville.
Miss Maria Adkins has returned to
Richmond. after attending tho dances
at the University CT Virginia.
Nj. and Mrs. Il. n. Nash. of this city.
have been spending a short time in
Washington.
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Richmond Chapter. United Daush-
t"rs OF the Confcdoracy. wiil Mold it's
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aII- M y ]. : EEc[ = b:!II.
Ounce NJ Brnedlctinc College.

Az attractive dance viii lie given at
the Ecn5cictiue College OH Tuesday
night from $50 10 Il o'clock, for the
bench; OF the -th.ctic as association. This
entertainment VIII conclude the social
affair at tho college until after tho
I.entet season. Au orchestra viii play
Tor the dancing and during the inter
,aissioa refreshments wi ne served,
nhe chaperons viii Include Mrs VI.
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staying at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonaEe and attending tho high school.
Miss Myrtle Clarke. OF northumberland
House." also spent tho week at tho
parsonage.
Miss Mary Truitt. OF Heathsvillo High
School. spent the week In IIeaths-
Vile.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Rice arc with their
daughter. Mrs Robert Moore, in Reed
willie
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regular monthly meeting Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock in Lee Camp Hall.

The meeting OF tho Woodland Heights
Mothers Club will be held Thursday
afternoon at $40 o'clock at tho resi-
dcnce OF Mrs. X. w. Cardwcll, o9lS
Spring Hill Avenue. All members are
urged 10 attend and bring their sew
ing and knitting.
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The regular meeting Of tho Silver
Cross Circle Of Kings Daughters will
be held in tho home of Mrs. L. c. Hon-
man. 4@J Boulevard. Friday afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

Andrew johnson, coIored. escaped
from the National Training School for
Boys yesterday afternoon. He was a
resident Of Kramer street when ar
rested and sent to the institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
WILLING TO BE DRAFTED.
BUT HIS WIFE OBJECTS
Thomas Gleason, Who Also Has
i. Two Children, Is Arrested on
Non-support Charge. =

The fact that Thomas Gleason, a
bricklayer, thirty-three years old, 235
Massachusetts avenue northeast, had
a wife and two children did not sug-
gest to him the advisability of claim
ing exemption when he appeared be-
fore, a draft board in the District
building yesterday afternoon.
He was perfectly willing to have
his name entered in class la and
go overseas But Mrs. Gleason, whose
signature was necessary, appeared
and entered an objection.
Mrs. Gleason, who had promised to
appear before the board yesterday
afternoon, was on hand when her
husband signified a willingness to
waive exemption. She told the board
that her husband had failed to support
her and their two children and that he
had been indictAd for non support
Detective Scfivener placed Gleason
under arrest and gave the prisoner
into the custody of Detective Wise,
who had been searching for him.
Gleason was turned over to the United
States marshal for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
GR[IleGSAJHlSTS.
FOR BREAKING RULES
=. 2. II ; -
Endanger Themselves and Public
by Passing Cars on Left Side,
Says Mr.. Peabody.

The practice Of some automobilist.
when in a hurry. to pass on the left
side Of street cars, thus exposing
themselves to the danger Of being
struck by trafic approaching on. the
right side Of the street. was criticised
today by w. F. Peabody. president of
the Washington Safety First Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Peabody outlined to The Star
his views on the danger both to auto
mobilists. and to the public Of the
practice and recommended that the
culpable- parties be held guilty of
criminal practice and extreme. PEN
alties imposed.
'TheGdanger of such a procedure is
well known to all who have had an
experience with traffic matters said
Mr.. Peabody.
Has Seen Marrow Escapes.
Recently I have personally OBJ
served several narrow escapes from
lessness. One case on 18th street, where,
in the middle fthe block. a hospital
ambulance trying to pass on the left
of a street car going north stopped
just in time to prevent sou Unbound
car from striking it. On 14th street
I saw two cases-one where party of
five or six young women scattered in
time to prevent being struck by an
automobile going. south. ON the north
bound car track. The other case was
Of man who had just alighted from
a south bound car and passed in front
of the car, barely escaping an auto
mobile going south on the north
bound car track. The motorman on
the street car said If he had let the
man ofE his car second sooner he
would have been killed. The automo-
bile was going too fast to ascertain
its number.
TT is well known that when acct
dents happen under these conditions
the courts hold the autoists guilty of
criminal negligence and extreme pen
alties are imposed. We do not wish
to wait, however, until some one is
,, killed and then send the autoist to
the penitentiary. We should stop this
recognized criminal negligence before
the murder is committed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
BAND CONCERT.

By the United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, in Stan
ley Hall, this evening at s:15
o'clock. John S. NJ. thinner
mann, director.
March. 1.-The Rockies. .Drumm
Overture. THE Beautiful
Galatea- -. .Suppe
Romance and prelude from
King Manfred. .Reinecke
Selection. "Follies of
1875. .......... .Hubbell
Humorous. "Piccolo Pic. Lake
Waltz suite. Once Upon a
Time .Knecht
Firale, There's q Little
Blue Star in the Win
dow" land it means all
the world to mel. Hickman
THE Star Spangled Banner"
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HUNS AMBARBARIANS
{. N!RHESD. c. SOLDIER
serst. &C. Schroth Saw Them Blow
Up an American
Hospital.

1--WE took part in the recent drive
and it was a perfect hell, although we
were victorious" So wrote Mess Sergt
Charles Cassard Schroth:;of Company
c, 312th Machine Gun Battalion a
resident of Washington, to his wife
on October II. He was talking of the
big attack participated in by the 18th
Division, of which his battalion is a
part, the most important phase OF
which was the successful assault OH
Montfaucon, September 25 and 26.
Sergt. Schroth. who served at Camp
Meade for several months before 60
ing overseas, says the divisions pris-
oners were UNLIMITED" and that he
saw sights calculated to turn ones
hair white. He declares the Germans
are absolutely of a barbarian race.
One of the things he himself wit
messed was the blowing up of an
American hospital by their artillery
was but 500 feet away.
Il have been under direct artillery
fire." he writes, land have even had
boche airplane machine gun fire at
me when not fifty feet over my head
We tried to get our kitchen up to
where the boys needed hot food, but
were sent back. although with praise
for trying have. clipping
about Germans having beer gar dens
and bathtubs behind their lines 1t is
true. as l have seen Them"
Sergt- Schroth says that all the men
of his unit are enjoying their cam
paign and. at the time of his last
writing, all wer.: well.
mo one fears the result at ALL" he
says. Il myself don't know what ]
would take for my experience of the
last ten days" And he optimiSticalIy
concludes as follows:
Keep my place ready at the table,
for it looks. as If 1 would soon be
home and sitting in it waiting for hot
rolls, ham, eggs and hominy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06
INDICTED FOR JOY RIDING.
John Allen Charged With Nearly
Demolishing Stolen Auto.

John Allen. colored. has been in
dict:d by the grand jury on a charge
of 10y riding"
Allen is alleged to have taken a de-
livery autpmobile: of The Star with.
out permission and to have run it
down an embankment in Virginia
nearly demolishing the vehicle. Seven
others were indicted for taking auto
mobiles without the consent of the
owners
The grand jurors ignored a charge
OF joy riding against Lawrence
Vaughn and William Wiseman.
Others indicted and the charges
against them were: Vincent Maynard
and Edna B. Jones. adultery; Oliver
christopher, HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny; James Cunningham, robbery:
George W. Blake and Hester Haeer'
adultery: Silas Parker. assault with
dangerous weapon; Charles 2. Nc
cam, false pretenses; Clarence Light
loot. grand larceny; Joseph NJ. Nc
Inerney, embezzlement; Herbert
coates. Isaac Patrick and Charles Lee
Meyrick. non-support.
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Hardon Hindenb,arf.

Three. months ago the news
was spread that old Dad Hin;
denburg was dead. He had q
ROW with Kaiser Bill concerning
|proper ways to kill the DID, the
helpless and infirm; the kaiser's
comments made him squirm Z; the
blood rushed to his old fat head,
and Hindenburg fell over, dead.
1t seems he wouldn't, stay de-
funct, and Azrael was badly
.bunked. A late dispatch tells
how once more he and the kaiser
ripped and swore, and called
each other sons of guns : and
cheap john imitation Huns;
Then Hindenburg, with anger
blind, threw down his sandbaa
and resigned. He handed in his
large brass knucks which cost
some fourteen German bucks
his slungshot and a pair Of gats,
his razor and his rough on rats.
Il. jump my job" he sternly
cried; .1to save the country /
have tried, but I've, been made
all also ran by you and your
Buttinski clan. l gave you quite
a hilA, he said, that time when
l fell over, dead; but subtle hints
are thrown away on such bone
bead royal jay. And now I'm
through No more in mine
Here is my spiked club! l re
sign!" What will this warrior
do next if by the kaiser he is
vexed? Once he has died and
once resigned; what other Stunts
has he in mind? Though now
and then his work is coarse, he
is a man of great resource.
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-06

Report Of the loss Of 465 in cash and
a check for SO was made to the
police last night by Frederick Luders,
$500 18th street. He said the money
and check were taken from the safe
in his store.