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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW PARAMOUNT maternity hos
pital for confinement; private. prices
reasonable: may work for board:
babies adopted Write for booklet.
Mrs. T. u. Long. A9ll v. Twenty
seventh Kansas City. Mo. 25S-30tp
Notice is hereby given that tho
annual meeting Of stockholders Of
Tho pacos a Northern Texas Rail-
way Company viii be held AZ gen
eral office of the compan- Amarillo,
Texas. on Tuesday. October !. 1918,
no hour Of ~ noon, for the purpose
90 selecting a BOARD ~ Directors for
Che ensuing year and FOR such other
business as may come before said
meeting
The annual meeting ~ the Direc-
tors of said company will be- held on
ibc same date and place. Immediately
after Tho meeting NJ stockholders.
J y FREEMAN. Secretary.
259-2Gtc
OH LEASES on Maps on lnfor-
nation You can afford 10 buy lG
ncros for $500 u YOU lose. Won
have not lost much and if you win
f1u know what that means Got one
~ our maps Phone g. w.. 4.
Askcw
POSITION WANTED rs Young
married man in Glass Can d.
rnuoIal clerical work have had good
experience lf salesman and am row
employed as salesman Good col
lrctor War conditions nc,ossiiato
change v S. care News 275-2p
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ScsdS of Money

In IHHr on form. Hl ranch I.
rates and terms Loans So 1000 HrI
up .prrialty n H pewf.. tr.r.
lIlu. Texas OBJ. ... Tf ID
Gf-uar authorize have 0rI.rl
supplementary feil'rion "a. fH.
church bells which aere exempt
whom the first r.HIi.cafiCu HH
made
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Monday at I p. m. call conclaye
OF Amarillo Commandry for work
Tuesday, at 1880 p. m. call COM
munication Amarillo Lodge A, + a
a. NJ for work in Second Degree,
Wednesday, at 1880 p. m, call
communication Amarillo Lodge A. f
a a NJ. for work in First Degree
Thursday. az 1880 ,. m, call COM
munication Amarillo Lodge A. T. &
a. VI. for work IN Third Degree.
Friday, at 1880 p. m. stated CON
vocation Amarillo Chapter r. a. NJ.
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WANTED-Boy with wheel for our
delivery service; chance for advance
u.ent for good boy Randall Drug
Company. 26l-f
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FOR RENT Modern. furnished
light housekeeping rooms 1Oi Jack
son 27t-3p
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FOR RENT Two rooms furnished
'or light housekeeping 103 Mon
roe 81. Grasp
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WANTED Position by lady STE
nographer. experienced In legal and
bank work Phone 1888. 27S-5tp
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IF YOU wish 20 use gas and want to
buy second hand range, come and
see us, as we buy aud sell second
hand ranges. Amarillo Gas Company.
311-Gc
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WANTED-Plaoe for student to
work for board while attending
Draughon's business College. For
address. call at News office. 270|
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WANTED-By lady OF good char
acter, with one child, position as
hOUsckeeper. Prefer Amarillo ref
e~ence exchanged Phone 1851.
973
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Nrw YORK. sent. fs.-cosfon
closed ra7y az q decline n a. to 81
points.
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FOR SALE, cheap, complete set now
household goods will sell an or
ar' Buyer cant rent house. e02
East Ninth 215-sp
FOR SALE Black plush coat with
FOX fur trimming consider part
work. l,n2 Pierce. 21s-9p
FOR SALE OR TRADE Mccormick
foot broad cast binder. Mccormick
row binder. Mccormick foot mower
and rake. auto sedan. thrsc-beat
aalor and superior wheat drill D.. S.
Maxwell. g.s-6p
FOR SALE. At bargain. Cadillac
Eight 900 Al condition Runs like
q new car Model o. Only been
run about 10000 miles. O. Guthrie.
Lockrcy. Tex gTI-lp
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EXCHANGE for good home In Amar-
lilo, a fine section near Canyon city.
Price $50; also 500 acres near
Adrian, all smooth Price SIS.
VIII exchange either one for good
home and take or pay difference.
r. T Smith, Box 239. Phone a.
2G7
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WANTED -- Secondhand cloth ~.
shoes. hats. trunks. Pay top prices
Phone PIG. 27i-Sp
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NANTED-By family OF three grown
people, modern. fiye-room house.
close IN. Phone 1924. 21i-3p
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WANTED --Ono four-cap Bachelor
heater aud pipe. Call 1894; phone
after six. e74-3t
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WANTED-Girls to work In candy
factory. j +. Bryant Co 275-3c
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Wages. rents and claims of any
description collected on percentage
basis. anywhere GIVE us a chance
We can get the money Tho Brun-
son Mercantile Agency a. @. Box
10. Amarillo. ToXa. 2f2-6p
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WANTED

NANTED-lloy with wheel for our
delivery service, chance for advance
n.ent for good boy Randall Drug
Company 26l-tf
NANTED-plaCe for student TO
work for board while attending
Draughon's Business College. For
address. call at News office. 270
WANTED Position by lady Ste
nographer. experienced In legal and
bank work Phone 1888. 27S-ltp
WANTED-By lady OF good char
orter, with one child, position as
hoUsckeeper. Prefer Amarillo ref
e~ence exchanged Phone 1851.
273
WANTED -- Second hand cloth ~.
shoes hats. trunks Pay top prices
i none -l0' -'4-Sp
NANTED-By family OF three grown
people, modern. fiyo-room house
ANNf W.T. uNNf - e. u
WANTED four-cap Bachelor
heater aud pipe Call 1894; phone
after six. 974-3t
WANTED - Shed suitable for
,.itchen. iO9 North Buchanan.
21i-1p
WANTED-To trade roadster for
touring car. pay some difference
i02 East seventh pa
WANT to trade two well located lots
on East Side for piano or Ford car,
will pay or take difference. See me
ll06 Arthur 27s-5p
WANTED To rent five or six-room
modern house IN good location. about
October %. Write u. Brands.
Amarillo Hotel 215-5p
WANTED Fumed oak rocker and
chiffonier. small Hot Blast heater
satin finish brass bed and an art
square. Phone 1857. 27j-2p
Bright young man. Per
% anent position General office
work Apply In person j. | Case
rhrcshing Machine Company. esp
WANTED To rent a good piano.
Phone 500. 27j-3t
NJ ANTED-Girls 10 work In candy
factory J. L. Bryant CO. 2f5-3c
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MASONIC
BULLETIN

Week Beginning
sunday, Sept Is, 1915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
LARGE ESTATE TLEFT
BY inmate Of ASYLUM
Proceedings in Court Begun by
Relatives of Frank Healy,
Influenza Victim.

Frank Healy, an inmate of the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane for
twenty-five years, died last Thursday
of influenza. He was sole heir to the
two-hundred thousand dollar estate
left by his brother. DR.. James A.
Healy. who died in December, 1910. DR..
Healy had conducted a drug store for
many years at Sd street and Massa-
chusetts avenue
The druggist was known to own real
estate assessed at $4,000. but search
OF an old wardrobe in the rear of his
store by Attorney Charles w. Darr re-
vealed stocks, bonds and other securi-
aDle papers were wrapped in an old
piece of wall paper.
Mr.. Darr and Daniel w. Baker were
appointed by the court as a commit
tee for the insane brother. The wants
of the heir have demanded little more
than the income, it is understood.
The nearest relatives of Frank
Healy are a first cousin. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Johnston: of Emerald Lodge,
County Dublin. Ireland, and the chill
dren of her brother, John B.. Healy,
who died in Ireland in 1908. These
children include E. B. Healy, a resi-
dent of New York city.
Application was made today to the
probate court for letters Of admins
tration in the estate Of Frank Healy.
An amicable suit was also instituted
the District Supreme Court against the
other heirs for the appointment of
receivers to manage the real estate
pending the settlement of the estate
Justice Hitz appointed Mr.. Darr and
Mr. Baker as receivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to the
health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Ray R. Scott, % years, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
George a. Graham. 76 years. 2o3o North
Capitol street.
Mary E, schoneld, So years, 2114 h street
northwest.
James T. Langley, II years, $50 Nichols
avenue southeast.
Katherine R. Brown, 40 years. 424 Newton
street northwest.
Maria McLeavy, 60 years. 1211 Decatur
street.
Albert Donaldson, So yeara. Sibley Hospital.
Emily s. Kretschmer, So years, 1o15 jackson
Herbert W. Hoover. years. 1881 18th
street northwest.
Abraham S. Levitt, 72 years. e17 street
william s. chafree. 70 years. St. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Joseph La Soda. % years. St. Elizabeth
serine Genovese. years. 800 18th street
Antoine Bren. 81 years, Walter Reed Hos
Felix sabut, 80 years. Walter Reed Hospital:
Harris Kl.use. Sc years. s1e b street north
Mildred Brazire. % years. o. s. P. h. s.
William J. Cook. II years. $40 18th street
Bessie L. Madden. 80 years. s1s 18th street
Sadie N. Thorpe. 80 years. s15 7th street
Freda Freidlander. "a years. Providence Hos.
John G. Hill. 8 years. 172e LIST street.
Israel 8. Goldsmith. Il Year,. Providence
Willis A. Weed. q years. .. 8. P. H. s.
Myrtle q. Brown. 50 years. 712 stree,
northeast.
Rosie shapiro. 81 years. $50 Pennsyl.ani.
Katie Murphy. IS years. 12e5A Morse north
Howard D. Fellows. years. 5u G street
northeast.
Bessie q. Warren. 20 years, 1913 NJ stree,
Mary E. Campbell. 50 years. 81 virsini.
avenue southwest.
Clarence R. Carter. "a years. Ill D stree,
Addison Newton, 4s years, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Violet Carter, 81 years. 1857 sd street
Bernice Howard, "a years, 2o1o 18th stree,
John A. Shorter. 80 years, 1909 L stree,
northwest.
Helen l. johnson, q years, 404h LIST street
northwest.
Minnie G. Tart. q years. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Emma Strothers, So years. rs Brooks court
Olivia Pryor. q years. 1410 10th street
northwest.
James Q: Chandler. 4 years, 2a22 Champlaiz
street northwest.
Mary J. Kennedy. = yean, 21z1 L street
northwest.
Elmira Green, 3 yearz, z15 q street north.
west.
Ida Ayeu. a yea1s. $40 Elm street. north.
west.
Callie p: Patten. q years, a51 Blorida ave
Charles W. White, month, 1916 Potomac
street. :
Henry n. Minor. months, 1873 B street
southwest.
days, 742 Columbia road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
NUNS AID IN NURSING
INFLUENZA PATIENTS
Representatives Of Five Orders Of
Sisterhood Employed in Local ~
Hospital and in Homes.

Nuns of five orders of the Catholic
sisterhood are nursing influenza pa
tients both in the government
emergency hospital at 18th street
and Virginia avenue and in the
private homes of the city. The nuns
engaged in this work are the Sisters
of Notre Dame. Sisers of Mercy, Sis
tiers Of st. Dominic, Sisters of Holy
Cross and the Oblate Sisters of
Providence, colored.
Florence D. McAuliffe, John B. Col
poys and Leo A. Rover have secured
automobiles to transport the sisters
from their converts in answer to
calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
DEATHS
!. due TO EPIDEMIC
Israel s.. Goldsmith, Promi-
nent in Masonic Circles, :.
Among the Victims.

Israel s. Goldsmith, one Of the best
known sign painters Of Washington
and prominent in Masonic circles here,
died Saturday night at Providence
Hospital of pneumonia following in
duenza- Mr.. Goldsmith had been i'll
about three weeks.
Funeral services will be held at 1911
9TH street this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Goldsmith was past monarch Of
Kallipolis Grotte. M. o. v. P. E. r.;
a member Of st. Johns Lodge, No. II.
F. A. A. NJ; Mount Horeb Chapter.
R. A. M; a. thirty-second degree Scot
fish Rite Mason and a member Of
Almas Temple Of the Ancient Order
Of the Mystic Shrine.
He had for the past year been
largely engaged in government work,
painting signs for the food admins
tration. He is survived by his wife
and small daughter.
Dennis and Nora Toomey.
Dennis and Nora Toomey, aged three
and five, respectively, the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Toomey of
Hyattsvflle, Md, succumbed to inf1u-
been i'll only two days and died within
twelve hours Of each other, the girl
yesterday morning and the boy last
night.
Deaths From Influenza.
Deaths from influenza reported up to
noon today follow:
Moy Dunn, 81 years, 1876 Pennsy1-
vania avenue: Henry S. Mney, years.
1927 U street southeast; Frank E.
pital; Mauriaio Lucchesi. 50 :! years al a 81
lis, IS years, Casualty Hospital:
James w. Beller, 80 years, Carlisle
apartments. 14th and Columbia road;
s Massr III nGas rSss 81
"a years, Ill Sd street northeast;
James E. jenkins, &c years, st. Eliza
beth Hospital; Virginia Murray. IA
months, U. 9. P. II. S. Hospital: Olive
H. S. Hospital: William Rollins, 80
years, rs Defrees street northwest;
Thomas D.. Cox, 10 years, 1904 9Th
street: Elsie Russell. 4 years. U. S. P.
years. 100 Quincy place northeast;
Fannie M. Ager. 81 years. 1903 Wiscon-
sin avenue; Victor Marsh, 80 years, U.
S. P. H. S. Hospital; Mildred Brazire,
~ years. U. S. p. H. S. Hospital; Will
liam J. Cook, 70 years, $40 18th street
northwest: Bessie L. Madden, 70 years,
31S 18th street. southwest; Sadie M.
Thorpe, 80 years, 315 7th street south
west; Freda Freidlander, "a years,
Providence Hospital: John G. Hill, s
years, 1925 LIST street; Mable Enrich,
q years. 225 Virginia avenue SOUTH
west; Israel s. Goldsmith, Al years.
Providence Hospital; Willis A. Need,
81 years, U. S. P. H. S. Hospital; Myrtle
G. Brown. 80 years. TIP G street north
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
ADDITIONAL RELIEF FUND.
Commerce Chamber Has $255 for
Aiding Influenza Patients.

The Chamber Of Commerce an
nounced today that it has secured adj
ditional subscriptions amounting to
1855 toward the fund with which the
chamber is administering aid to needy
families stricken with influenza. This
makes total Of 1902 which the cham
ber has raised for this relief work.
The chamber also announced that
nine more drug stores have agred to
furnish a limited number of free pre-
scriptions to worthy families in need
of assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
In Memoriam.

ALMAN. In sad ana loving memory Of our
beloved grandma. Mrs. KATE ALTMAN, who
entered into eternal rest two years ago to-
day, October %, 1915. Mass at st. Domi,
MICS Church.
No one knows how we have missed you In the
years gone by 81
When you left Us sad and lonely for your home
up in the sky.
Though you're gone you're not forgotten and
your place ne'er be filed, :"
We will keep your memory cherished until our
hearts in death stilled.
HER loving GRANDCHILDREN. LOUISE
FITZGERALD. In sad but loving remem-
brance of my dear beloved husband and our
father who departed this life fourteen years
ago today, octobey 2s. 1904.
Gone, but not forgotten
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN .
only son. ]. HENRY GODDARD. who died
one year ago today, October %, 1917.
He sleeps, but was so fair;
He slumbers and knows care;
His heart was pure. his life young,
Yet not our will, but Gods be done
MOTHER AND FATHER.
JACKSON. In had but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother, PAULINE JACKSON, who
entered into peaceful rest two years ago
today, October %, 1876 ,.,s
You have left me forever, dear mother,
Who loved you better than all;
lived for you, dear, while you were here. 49,
You We're my life, my all.
dream of your face that loved -
Your eyes 1 am longing to see;
I'll never forget you, mother
You wefe all in the world to me. -
BY HER LOVING AND LONELY DAUGH-
TER PAULINE. =. -
SAUER. In loving remembrance Of my dear
wife who departed this life two years ago
this 2Sth day of October 1916.
Gone. but not forgotten. 1A's'
BY HER HUSBAND, p. G. SAUER. .
THORNTON. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear mother. LENA THORNTON,
who departed this life October %. 1900. and
our dear sister, ADDIE L. THORNTON
who departed this life October IS. 1913.
A little while 80
1t seems SO long and dreary we cannot un-
derstand, a.
As We upon the shore, alone and weary,
Must touch the parting hand
But blessed thought across the distance
winging
From where Gods morning smiles.
The knell will never sound mid heaven's
singing.
'"Tis but little while. then never more, :.
tits but little WHILE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
DIED.


BALDWIN. After a short illness, GABRIEL
LOWE BALDWIN, son of the late Gabriel
apd Annie Baldwin of Prince Georges county,
Funeral Tuesday. October %. from Murrsy's
undertaking establishment, Anacostia, D. C.
Interment at Forestville, Md. marlboro
Gazette please copy.)
BRo ,.12 On Saturday. October &c. 1918.
win be buried Wednesday, October 80, at Il
O'Clock. from his late residence, s24 Sd
street southwest. 90
BROWN. On Friday. October Is. 1918, 10.
SEPH, beloved husband Of Elizabeth Brown
and devoted son Of Moses Brown and the late
Pat Patty Brown. ased thirty years 90. o-.,
street northwest. at O'Clock, Tuesday.
October %. Interment at Mount Zion GENE:
terry.
BROWN. On Saturday. October %. 1918. Al
1880 Pm. at her residence. 424 Newton
place northwest, .KATHARINA R. (nee
Funeral from her late residence on Tuesday,
October %. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment in Rock Creek Gene
terry. 2Ss
BURKE. On Sunday. October q. 1918, al
$40 am. TYSON T. BURKE, beloved hus
band of Alice Burke. devoted son Of Come.
Illus Burke and the late Sarah NJ. Burke
L street northwest.
Funeral wednesday, October 80, at 1:30 p.m,
from Wise's chapel. Friends and relatives
invited to attend. 19s
CAMPBELL. Members Of Queen Victoria House
hold Of Ruth, No. I'LL. G. o. o. Of o. F..
are hereby notified of>the death of our late
sister, MARTHA CAMPBELL. The consti
tutional assessment will be due at the next
regular meeting.
FRED A" SABBS, W. H.
COOK. On Sunday. October q. 1918, at 2:3c
O'Clock, EDNA COOK, beloved daughter OF
Bertha and the late Valentine Cook.
Dear Edna. we miss you.
But God knew best,
And called you home with father,
Who lies at rest.
BY HER MOTHER AND UNCLE GEORGE. Z
Funeral from the late residence, 207 Bates
street northwest, Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
cox. On Sunday, October q. 1918, at 9
am. THOMAS EDWIN, beloved son OF
Maurice and Nora Cox. at the home Of his
parents, 1704 9Th street. Congress Heights
D. C.
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday, Oe
tober %. at 2:30 pm. Interment at st
Barnabas cemetery. Oxon Hill. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
Cited Second Time for War Cross

PARIS. October, 27-Lieut. Henry
s. Wise Of Long Branch, NJ J.. an
American Rcd Cross canteen Officer
has bean cited q second time for the
French war cross. The. citation says
that during heavy fighting. from Oc-
tpber 10 to- IA. he. displayed bravery
In supplying hot drinks to Czecho-
Slovak soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
CARDS OF rHAHKs.

BENSON. We wish to express our sincefe
thanks and appreciation to The Evenng
chapel fssaSs and re,.syss apf dora
tributes at the death Of our beother and
By HIS FATHER AND SISTERS. %
'1u1To1. wish to express to my relatives
ano friends my sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton for their- kindness, sympathy and beau
tifui doral tributes sent at the death Of my
HIS WIFE. BESSIE BURTON. .
cAILAN. We wish to express our sincere
sympathy Of relatives, friends and neighbors
extended during the illness and for the beau
THU! floral tributes at the death of our
dearly loved baby, GERALDINE L. CALIAN.
By HER MOTHER AND DADDY.
ORAEGER. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives and
friends for their kindness. sympathy and
beautiful 6oral tributes Mt the death Of my
beloved wife, ANNIE =. DRAEGER. BY
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FAAILY.s
F1NDLEY. We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to our relatives and friends
Ior their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes sent at the death Of my be-
loved sons. LEONARD G. and JAMES A.
FlNDLEY. MOTHER AND FAMILY.
GASsENsCHMIDT. We wish to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends
for their sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death Of our beloved husband
and father.
By HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
HALL. We wish to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation for the kindness, sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes at the death Of
our dear mother.
BY HER CHILDREN. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
Tenant SUITS CALL
FOR THREE. JUDGES
Normal Bench Staff to Be
TripIed When Court Re-
convenes Tomorrow.

Suits between landlords and ten
ants over the possession Of houses in
Washington have become so numerous
that the Municipal Court for tho first
time since its creation, will have three
judges trying these cases, beginning
tomorrow. ,,.--. 2. 81
The court is scheduled to recohvene
tomorrow morning. after a recess of
practically two weeks because Of the
influenza epidemic. The court met last
Tuesday for a few hours and heard
a number Of cases. but the gathering
of landlords, tenants and legal talent so
congested the small courtrooms that it
was deemed unwise to continue ses-
sions until the disease began to wane.
But One Judge in Normal Times.
In peace times one judge has han
died lahdlord-tenant cases. A few
weeks ago. when the influx Of thou
sands of war workers began to make
vacant houses as scarce as seats on
street cars suits to get possession Of
dwellings increased to a point where
It was found necessary to have two
judges try them.
Under the Salisbury law, SO much
depends on the details involved in
every dispute over q home that it,
takes considerably longer to try the
suits than in peace times, with the
result that cases cannot be disposed
Of as rapidly as under the old land
lord-tenant laws Of the District.
It is expected that the cases which
have accumulated during the epi-
demic recess will keep the three
judges busy If the court is able to
convene tomorrow. Capt. julius I.
Peyser, chief Of the housing and
health division Of the War Depart
ment, who is defending tenants
threatened with eviction, has approx
mately 400 cases waiting. to be tried.
The Three Probable Judges.
It is probable that Judges Michael
M, Doyle, Milton Strasburger and
Robert Terrell will hear these cases
when the court recopvenes.
It is understood that the housing
and health division is compiling fg-
ures on health conditions among gov
eminent workers in the District. Such
figures may show whether housing
congestion In Washington has had
any effect on the health Of tho fed
eral employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-28
WILL RETURN TO BELGIUM.
Belgian Cabinet Officers Will
Thank French for Hospitalitv.

PARIS, October 2S-Members of
the Belgian cabinet, whose presence
lis necessary in the reconquered terri
tory Of Belgium. will leave Havre
this week, according to a dispatch to
the Petit Journal. At festival to be
given on Wednesday for the aid Of
French sailors opportunity will be
taken by Belgian officials to take
formal leave and thank the French
government for its hospitality.