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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

Falkland. shs coquets with 0hengls
who ID bitterly disappointed.
0hengis and Falkland go 10 the
bush together to tratle In ivory, and
Ghengis learns that Falkland hus n
wife In England and that She Is on
her way to rejoin him In Africa. They
have a terrible battle and Ghengls Ia
left for dead by Falkland. who re-
turns to tho settlements. He again
forces himself upon MAZDA. hut his
purpose Is frustrated by Ghengis. who
returns unexpectedly from the dead
as II were. Falkland commits suicide
and Ghcngis takes Mazda to his heart
The entire production is charact-
erized by intelligent acting. skillful
direction and the story Is one OF
more than average merit. In the
cast OF THE White Mans Law"
which will he presented at the Lib
erty Theatre next Saturday appear
Florence vidor. Jack Holt. Herbert
Standing and other capable players.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

no see Miss Lillian Gish as Jean
serss In THE Greatest Thing IN ,.ifo.
rs so see her IN role entirely differ.
ana from any In which sho has re-
Gently appeared. The picture IN nh
-ArtCraft production by David Wark
SrMith and will be- shown at tho Lib
s=rry theatre Sunday, Nov. 9.
Va presents Miss Gish as q rolllch-
ing girl. half hoyden, half dreamer.
kser Old father. who Is homcsicL Tor
his native France. keeps n llttls 20.
ho~ro and newsstand I'm New York
Cay. Jeanette has to tidy up ;hc
hring rooms and attend customers.
Very happy II she with today, but
Ecmorrow In OF great interest. too.
Tor then will come her hero, "A strong
BRAVE man who loves the world rs
':sssv does. and likes to dream too. At
sirss she thought Edward Livingston
neht be the man. lie was an cle-
sysnf New York chap. but he called
hsr a simp one day. and left before
she could really express her thoughts
sNh the rigorous force they deserved.
Then she went to France with her
Ossidy. When a young giant with y
Nsskkea OF vegetables arrived for the
sfssS delivery at her Aunt's shop. and
roand the American girl wonderful.
-Ieauctte had q new hero to consider.
Huk he would eat garlic. and Cupid
n<ser rode to conquest on the waves
ssy garlic fumes.
x.lringston visited France. crossing
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25
CARD or THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.. Smith take
this means OF expressing their sin.
eere gratitude to the many citizens OF
Harvey county who showed such
marked attention To their son. Frnk
Weich. during his late illness and
death. The boy frequently express
scd his appreciation OF the consider
alton shown him In bringing flowers
and delicacies TO tempt his appetite.
Since II IL Impossible TO thank each
Individually II Is thus expressed col
icctively with deep sense OF indebl.
ednega
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

Marks owe for Alice n;dsway who
has promised to marry one Of the
surgeons responsible for the death
of the little girl, and the manner In
which Alice learns the true nature
OF the surgeon. II tells OF Marks
arrest and death sentence for killing
one OF the surgeons and OF the man
ner IN which he married Alice at the
last minute so that she might fulfill
the conditions OF a will under which
she would inherit a fortune.
To tell you the remainder OF this
unusual and highly entertaining story
would be TO spoil film treat for
you. You will be able TO see this
splendid offering at the Liberty
theatre on Friday.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25
CELEBItATE ANNIvERsARY q.
u. n. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

An open meeting OF Burns Chap.
ter. No. 40. o. u. 3. will be held on
next Monday evening. Oct. 81 follow.
Ing the regular business SESSION, The
chapter viii have been instituted
twenty-four years on that date. Mas.
ons aud their wives and Eastern Star
members aud their husbands are ex-
tended an Invitation to attend this
meeting.
The business session will be called
to order promptly at 1880 new time.
ETA JONES. Secy.
By order OF the W. ~.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25
VISITS WITH CHILDREN

Geo. McLaren Is over from Juntura
on Visit with hIs children aud old
time friends. He says he has been
going every day without stopping for
Sunday since the irrigation season
started last spring 10 decided he was
entitled to n littl. iayoff and visit.
lie came over in company with VIII
liam Iianiey.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25
DANGER EITHER WAY

Trades unionism 10 an excellent
thing; Il 10 . weapon against the
tyranny OF capital.
Capital Is a necessary thing; with
out II no industry cen develop. ~
But the overdevefopmsnt OF either
IL dangerous to democracy--and dem
ocracy must survive and must rule.
When either OF them attempts to be
master rather than servant of the
body polite. our freedom and our
national existence IL menaced by a
disaster as grave as invasion by a
foreign foe.
Radicalism either way will accom-
pltsh no good results.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

strenuous efforts to raise the neccs-
sary money: OF his trip east aud OF
the death OF his little sister on tho
operating table under the hands OF
two unscrupulous surgeons who
though knowing that their operation
viii kill the little sufferer. stili
operate. The story also tells OF
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

Sierra Leone. on the West Coast OF
lAfrira- is the scene OF the new Para
unonnt photopiay. THE White Mans
Law" starring Sessue Hsyakawa. the
.ftrs sinxuished young japanese actor.
In this romantic setting. Mr.. Kayak
sAwa IN seen as an ivory trader. and
she story. which was written by Mar
aoa Fairfax and John Browne. pro-
vsdes this talented star with numer-
zsss opportunities for the display OF
hs versatile talents.
'rhis land is called "the white mans
grave" and to II comes Sir Harry
Falkland. a rascaily Englishman. to
redeem himself. leaving . suffering
~~He behind him. He becomes enam-
s,fcd Of Mazda Verne. a pretty little
;suda nese. and makes advances to-
wsrds her. She II loved by Ghengis.
zs~ Ivory trader and Oxford Univer-
ssssy graduate. but attracted towards
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

II IN a strange story and thrilling
and intensely interesting one that II
thrown on the screen In THE World
Against Him." the latest World
Picture Brady Made In which h. X
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25
NEW HoUDINI EXPLOITS
Handcufr King Seen ON screen In
New stunts

Episode Four OF the Houdini's
serial. "Thc Master Mystery" 10 be
shown at the Liberty Theatre on next
Friday. night picturizes the further
exploits OF the handcur king as Quen-
tin Loke. Government operative.
The episode. repeating the final ac-
tlon OF the previous chapter. opens
with n scene showing Locke being
bound and hung suspended head
downward by means OF rope over a
vat OF secthing acid. The end OF the
rope In tied TO door knob. Eva
(Margaret Marsh). In the adjoining
room. slowly opens the door and os
she does so Locke dcscends nearer
to the surface OF the acid. With
death staring him In the face he gives
n mighty swing. gains the rafters
and libcratcs himself.
Taking Eva with him Locke re-
turns to the house. Locke has In
vented n. new diving suit which he
decides to turn over to the govern
mont. DE Luxe Dora induces Paul
Balcom to try 10 steal II. She can
obtain u largo sum OF money for II
from u rival company.
Locke and Eva leave To test the
diving suit. They are followed by
the Automaton. Locke goes over
board leaving Eva alone In their boat.
The Aoutomaton. In another Ssssei.
smashes Eva's boat. knocking her
overheard. lie then cuts the air line
10 the diving suit. leaving Locke TO
demonstrate the real working OF the
suit. Locke manages to escape and
20 rescue Eya.
Home once again Locke and Eva |
learn that Paul IN endeavoring TO |
secure the diving suit model. which |
has been left nj the dock. To catch /
the conspirators red handed Locke ,
goes to the dock and secretcs him
self In the packing case. Discover
ing Locke's action the Automaton
has the case thrown overheard. lie
In left 60 free himself under water
while Eva. who has been dccoycd 10
the spot yainIy tries to elude the
The feats performed by Houdini
provide one thrill after another.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

1t costs money to make money. and
you can't very we'll make money un-
less you have money. 80 there you
are-go to tt!
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

Even funnier than THE varmint''
or Booth Tarkington's famous Sew
enteen" In which he has recently ap-
peared. IN Jack Pickford's newest
Paramount picture. His Majesty
Bunker Bean" This In to be shown
at the Liberty Theatre on next Wed
ncsday and the welcome news has
just come that clever Louise Hun
will play the role OF the engaging
young "Flapper." Others In the east
are Edythe Chapman. Hart Hoxie and
Gustav seyifertitx. Hart Hoxle plays
THE Greatest Pitcher" and bunker
Bean and the Fiapper regard him ms
the worlds eighth wonder. adding
much TO the fun OF the production
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

which abounds In humorous situa-
tions and side-spiitting incidspts. The
mummy >which Bunker insists on re-
gsrding ~ his own former self u
shown ss is the faithful dog-Nspoi-
con. and the inimitsble grandmother
OF the Flapper.
There 10 also . two reel comedy on
the program that night.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25
ehEsT COAST on AFRICA
s,i,kNE or SESStE HAyAkAWA'S
THRILLING NEW rHOTOPLAY

Eslmons Japanese Paramount Star
f'ortrays Role of Ivory Trader
90" -tho Was Educated in Oxford
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-25

rbe ocean to deliver an apology. He
ssSsred her delight In poetry aud he
was clean and fine. but he hated
chndren. She knew then he could
never be her Ideal. and she returned
Nd Mon. lie Bebe. Then war changed
raapy things for little Jeanette. II
-hynyed Livingston too. Aud In the
ena she knew Livingston was her
Ideal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
DENIES STORY THAT GIRL
GOT ZIMMERMAN NOTES
state Departments, Pronounced state
mcnt iu BucnoS Aires journal to
BE Fiction

WASHINGTON. July -Emphatic
denial Was made at the state Depart
mont today "f the story that the GOV
eminent came into possession OF the
famous Iimmermam notes through the
use OF pretty girl secret agent as a
decoy.
officials described ii AS fantastic
fiction"
The story itself was originally puh-
iished in recent issue Of La Nacion.
o' Bucno- Aircs 1t purportcd 10 tell
how = German woman WAS sent 10 the
United states with Dutch passport.
carrying contidcntiaI Information and
instructions to Won Eckhardt. then Ger
man ambassador 10 MeAico.
american Secret Servic" mon dis
covered tho plot. ii is narrated. but
permitted tho woman TO proceed to Ia
redo. Ten. There she was detained
Hnd an American girl secret agent
sent on in her place. This girl pro-
cceded 10 Mexico City and became sec
~ctary to Won Eckhard, In this way.
the Zimmerman papcrs fcll into her
hands. tho story declares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
U. S. PAY is NOT HIGHEST
British Dominions Give Soldiers Better
Salaries Than Does American
t,uN crnmrnt.

WASHINGTON. July is.-Popular
belief tina, the American soldier is
higher paid than that of any other
country IS erroneous according to AN
official IA bic issued today by the gen
cral staff This SHOWS the three Brit
ish domuionS-- Australia New Zealand
and Canada-allow materially higher
"a for each grade than does tho United
states For instance, in the Australian
army corporal earns }I2.ao per
month. as compared to SIS in the
American army. The other extreme
is shown in the cases Of France, Japan
and italy. where the private receives
$50. Su.1S and su5S per month. re-
spcctivcly, against the $40 paid the
American doug hbor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
STORM VISITS DANVILLE
DOING MATERIAL DAMAGE
lightning Strikes First Bnpttst Church
md Residential Section II
rendered Dark.
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,ch.


DANNILLE. VA. July l6.--Danville
was last nieht visite" by a storm of
tropical violence. the worst expert
enced here for many years much none
tary loss resulting. Watchers Of three
heavy banks of clouds say that they
converged on Dsnv:ll. AT $50 o'civcn
and tempest of unusual severity
broke few minutes thereafter.
One of the first bolts OF lightning
struck the First Raptis; Church shat
tcrins the terra Gotta coping over the
porch. Trees in the memorial grounds
and the lawn OF Bellevue School
were struck and stripped Of bark. one
OF the oaks bein. set on fire. North
panVille and the residential section
were in complete darkness during the
early part of the night when cables
were struck and short-circuitcd. others
being broken by branches OF trees car
ricd away in the first rush Of wind.
Reports from the country this morn
ing indicated that the storm was
verc IN rural parts. AT Mount Cross
w II. Coleman suffered heavy damage.
The chimney OF his house WAS blown
down. tobacco barn laid on its side,
:, basement roof and stable roof car
ried away. wheat stacks caught up and
scattered far and wide. while hail bat =
tered 10000 tobacco plants TO pieces.
The storm passed almost as suddenly
as il broke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
WIFE CALLED HIM JOKE
OF MAN" SAYS HUSBAND
New York Contractor Sues for Divorce
Giving Many Reasons for
t'lcn.

NEW YORK. July l6.-"C!osc listed
dog" 'joke q man" fool" "hypo-
critic brute" Euttersnint." liar"
These and few other appcllations
are declared by Vivian Green. head of
instruction COMPANY 10 have been
applied to him by MS w.fc, Trina. from
whom ne seeks a separation on The
ground OF cruel :rcatme
Green SAYS his wife told him she had
hated him for ten Years that she
wished she had the courage Of MIS-
E peSaulles and that -nc continued to
1--we with HIN only for The sak" of
SAYS, she assaulted him and sal.
+ please God, III have no husband soon b"
and accused MINI Of breaking ali isrs
He feels that iucompatibiii,y OF tenn
permanent j. shown by this treatment.
and asks for custody ot the two chill
dren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

coast artillery. one regiment infantry.
TWO troops cavalry. one battalion field
artillery .one company engineers. one
engineer train. one field hospital COM
panE one ambulance company.
South Carclina--Two companies coast
artillery. one regiment infantry. one
company.
Tennesscc-Onc regiment and one
battalion infantry. two troops cavalry
one battalion field artillery. one signal
company (outpoSt. one ambulance
company.
TeXas-Three regiments infantry SIX
regiments cavalry, one regiment field
artillery. one company ems ineers, one
signal company ,wirc). one field hos
?;tal company, one ambulance COM
pany.
Nirginia-Four companies coast ar
;illery. one regiment infantry. two
troops cavalry. one battalion field ar
tillery. one ambulance corapany.
West Nirginia-Unc regiment and
one battalion infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
BUILDING CODE EXPERTS
START WORK OF REVISION
Architects and Contractors Seek Advice
ana Suggestions From In
tcrestcu Persons.

Building Code revision was talscn up
iast night by the subcommittee OF
architects and contractors who are to
make their report to the Building code
revision Commission The subcommi,.
tee issued the following statement last
night:
There is n vast amount of work TO
he. done and an infinite number of
large and small Items TO have attcn-
tion All parties who have any su2
Ccsttons as 10 reviSions or amendments
70 the present coCe arc requested to
rle a sealed statement in writing with
the chairman of the special commits
sion on Building Code revision. care
or Building Inspector. city Hall.
ANY complaint, criticism or sugEcs-
ton regarding amy material Or class of
construction which is used In other
cities. but not allowed by the present
Richmond Code, should he accompa-
MED by an extract from the code Of
such cities as relates TO the gubtcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

'tion. although he insists that senator
,Lodae is in error in saving that the
State Department has CODY Of the
parpor;ed treaty between Japan and
stSermany.
Procure Corie, OF Treaties.
= s. The Foreign Relations Committee
directed Senator Lodge to procure from
the State Department The treaty OF
the treaty of 1916 between Japan and
China. under which the rights ac-
quired by Germany in lS9S were passed
to Japan. This information is desired
by the comm 'ttee 10 complete the his
tory" OF the Shautung steal"
Senator Borahs resolution asking
about thc protest sA'd 10 nav. oeen
filed by Secretary Lansing, Genera!
Bliss and Henry White against the
Shantung decision probably Viii be ~
for discussion in the senate tomor.
row. Senator Borah said today he had
been informed BY personal friend in
this country who saw the protest that
1t was fled wiki the peace conference
ana Is part Of the @hir'al record
data requested by the resolution, as
We'll as that asked for ~ the Lodge
and Johnson resolutions has been laid
before the French Chamber OF Dopu-
ties by Premier Clumchceau. There
fore, If the STATE Department SHOULD
decline TO give out This information
it is probable a way w'l. hc found 10
obtain it fom abroad.
VIII Cnil Up Costa Rira Resolution.
The resolution OF senator La Fol-
lette, Republican. Wisconsin. asking
why Costa Eica was not permitted"
10 sign the peace treaty. also Is 10 ne
called up. With its adoption without
serious opposition predicted hy its
supporters. During ihs day Senator
Colt. Republican, Rhode Island, cN-
poets 10 make speech, declaring for
the first tiNle his position on the
league of nations. Inc Senate Was not
in session TODAY
In its reading today the committee
made slow proGress. and II was pre-
whole ext VIII not be covered the first
time before the end ~ the week. still
TO be read are the financial! economic
miiten members as the most intricate
of all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
TWO DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
NAME ASSEMBLY NOMINEES
Democrats select Senators Enrrcrt and
Hisun M Meetings In
DanNilic.

DANNILLE. w, July l6-At The
convention Of the State twcnty-,hird
senatorial district held here today.
Senator W. y Garrett OF Henry county.
was renominated, after culocistic
speeches on his previous term III SER
vice.
Resolutions were adopted commend
ing the conduct of the administration
by Woodrow Wilson and tn. work of
the two Nircin.a Senators Ruror \.
James management Of party affairs as
chairman OF the Stale Democratic
Executive committee was also en-
dorsed. The nominee MAS instructed
to Vote against the coordinate college
bill and equal suffrage = resolution
condemn!ne the enforcement of tho
stringent Mapp act was ordered tabled.
DANNiLLE. VA. July is.-At tho
twenty fourth district convention. held
here today. Senator Gcorce =. Rlson
was renominated, aud for the House OF
Delegates j. e, Blair. c. H. Warre n and
W. II. Buntin were nominated from
P!ttsysvan!a and panvIlle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Charles Edward Rcdd.

TSDecial 10 Tho Times DiNNatch.1
pANNll.Lt:. VA, July l6.-CharleS
Edward Hcdd wcll-known panvilie
citizen died at the General Hospital
a, ? o'clock last night in his eighty
second year. as a result OF stroke Of
paralysis With which he WAS seized
several weeks ago. He was horn in
Charlotte County, bcinE son of Henry
and Elizabeth Miller Redd. his Dirt n
Maud Price. Of Caswell County. ~ c.
who died in 1890 They had no chill
dren. He was the oldest Mason in
Danvillc, having Joined that order in
Charlotte County in 1852. He leaves
two sisters. Mrs. r. a. Walters. of DAN
willie. and Mrs. Summerfeld Dance OF
Charlotte County. Howard and John
Har'well Redd. of Richmond, are his
NJ Dbeuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Miss Jennie NpIor.

TSpcriaI 10 The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. July l1.-Miss
Jennie Major. highly esteemed and
widely known esntiewoman Of this
city died last niC 1T al the home Of her
niece. Mrs chas. -. Withcrspoou. on
Marshall street in her cichty-SeCond
year. The funeral viii take place from
Old Blandford Church tomorrow after
noon at + O'Clock. She was born in
Petersburg, and all Of her life was
founder Of the Petersburg school Of
Music. which she conducted with the
aid Of her accomplished nicccs. Mrs.
t'has. n. Witherspoor and Miss Netiio
Jones, who, with other relatives sur
Nive her. About two months ago.
serious heart Compiica tions developed,
which ended her useful life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
MARGINS MUST BE FAIR
Dealers In RrcHdstuTs Way ne re-
nufrcd to MIKE Restitution for
Irregular Conduct.

NEW YORK. July id.-Liccnso reru-
lat!ons governing dealers in whca, and
-four, not 49, cInrraC; control. proh-
ably WILL ~. ildN 4 rule which WIZ!
require restitution 10 tho producer II
purchases are made on an unfair buzz
ing marslu. - was announced NY the
United states Grain Corporation in 4
bulletin sent out today. The rccuis-
tons which Will he promulcar.d later
are likely to provide, II was SAID q
provision that decisions under this
rule vii! he retroactivc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Mrx. Caroline Roller.

lSpecial 20 The Times pispatch.l
II AStlSONBCEti. .luly Is. - Mrs
Caroline Roller. wife az the late George
&. Roller. died a her home near
Meyers cave yesterday from com
riIcatiOn OF diseases Before marriage
she was Miss Caroline Carpenter Sur
vtvinc are six children. Misses Susie.
Sallie and Caroline. all trained nurses.
the latter having just recently re-
turned from France. Mrs Mary Wool
ing. Of Rodnoke: George s.. n home
end Oscar Roller. of New Jersey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
REFUSE TO PERMIT STRIKE
British Miners Federation Vcbu6s .Ad.
NocRics of "Dircrt Action"
Demands.

lESWICk, ENGLAND. July Is
Tho conference OF the Miners Fedora
jlnu refused today TO authorize its
eNccutiN" I" call strike a, ballot
OF the members. This WAS rebuff ior
ia" advocates of direct action" who
backed the resolution authorizing tho
calling ct a strike on any question OF
national Importance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
HOLDING PHARMACY, TESTS
Virginia Bonrd In session. With Thir.
ty-EiNc Seeking Ger
tihratcS.

The Board Of Pharmacy Of virginia
is in session here this week. transact
ing routine business and conducting
examinations % candidates for regis
tration A. PHARMACISTS
Examinations are being given in the
building Of the Medical college Of Wiz
cinis There are thity-fvc applicants
for res istration. Ecard members pres
ont are: John r.. Hachson. OF Taze-
we'll &. g. Fox. of Roanoke w l..
I.ylc. of bedford: Il. e. l.ittieiohn %
Lceshurg. and !. w. Williamson of
Harrisonhurg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

movement from the Nicarayuan border
against the government Of President
1inoco. but both Costa RIGA and Mica
ragua have declined the mediation. ac-
:crdic TO adviccs received here II
is understood that President Tinoco has
expressed himself in favor OF the
intervention OF Salvador
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Especial to The Times Dispatch.
HAREISONBURG. July l6.--Arthur
aged ifty-ninc. who left
his home AT Broadway two weeks ago
for sanitorium. At Whitehaven. y j.
is dead As result Of influenza which
he contracted early in the spring.