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Public Markets


Small can Mount Vernon milk. So
pure bulk rolled uatE. : ne z&c. 2
ibr 3ic. Fishers Blend flour. 10 ibr
tgc. 2tis MS fIG1. 80 ihH - 20,
feretnna or ORtaua pancake flour
4 ~ bag 34cs finest WalnutH. 15c ID
minut" taplocn. pkgs. Zae. Dom no
matches. I psgF. 25r i.rnoN soap. sc'
Blue Ribbon ter. Soc n. 5oc = ~
30. 90 can Eagle peaches. &acs dried
pruurH. g bn Csc. Van Campo
baked beans. i8c. 23c. 13c.
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Mayor Hanson to
Speak at Fremont

4 festival to promote interest ia
Fremont business, will be given
Wednesday night by the Fremont
Business Mems association.
Dancing. vaudeville and refresh.
rnents win constitute the entertain-
ment. which Is free to Fremont dis
trict residents.
Mayor Ole Hanson and Chief
Nut" Anton Delkln will be guests.
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TEUTON CITIES
BLAMING EBER1

VIENNA. Jan. IA delayed -
United Press Correspondent
Authorities Ia other German cifh
blame the Berlin government Tor perr
hitting the spread 81 Bolshevirnl
thruout the country. reports from
various sources Indicate
They take the attitude that Chan.
coilor Ebert'r repressiye measurss
were not severe enough AT the out-
set of the Berlin revolt al
Munich D. reported 70 be near 1
panic thru fear % uolshevik upr1<
lnga Thousands u persons tagged q
denomination IN front 81 Kurt e
ncr's headquarters Inclpieut ROO
resulted In the death Of four person6
and the injury Of seven others.
Runs we're started on the banks. &
Communists under SpaTtacan ieaA
ership stormed the Voikszeitun6
plant AT Dresden. These were AZ
perscd by government troops. who.
used hand grenades. Twenty zero
killed and many wounded.
Stuttgart and other South Zen
man cities are fighting disordern.
which have arisen from the sparta,
can movement. started 81 Berlin.
The city officials are sending al
cry protests 10 the Berlin goverR
ment against The latier'F failure 81
D. cp the BolsheVist movsncnt con
fined Ia the Faulfaf
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10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

}. y. lStErEn wcat seattle real -
Downs Iildr. 4ha ynd as Main GaOs
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rant and apple jelly. sc ". stan
as. best butter. eggs. cheese olec-
margarine. etc. stall 20. big cup
Manning's best coffee. SC bring your
lunch. stall 1891. new laid eggs.
sec doz: limburEer 90c 10: Wiscon-
sin brick. 4Sc N Stall I. watches
cleaned. si00. main springs. Si.0o:
balance STATS. si.5o. Stall IS. sweet
potatoes. lbs. Csc: Yakima Gem
potatoes. sass. delivered: Florida
grape fruit. 10c: mixed nuts. a0c 10.
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STOCKS AND BoNps

LIBERTY BONDS 1907 GIT
ron HrOT CASH
UHaed DAILY on New York Market
THE1,I ls so uETTElt PRICE
BnIlY TINE HENSON 60 Evening
LIrrnHcd ltruilcfH
A2i Green bldg Fourth a. Pho.
$40 iOANEb ON EACH SO LtjtH-
- bond only 800 monthly ltt'
smith ildr
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Edward Peterson. motorcycle.
was taken to the city hospital Tues
day, shortly before noon. suffering
from serious Injuries sustained when
his machine skidded rounding a cor.
ner. Peterson is believed to have 4
fractured skull. in addition 10 in.
ternal injuries.
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Veal outlets 25c n; spare riba.
shoulder. 90itc N. lamb chons' &c
~ frcHh pig head isc n Armour =
star bacon. Soc n. good bacon. sec
- stall 100. fun cream cheese. SIC
n cream brick cheese sc ~ pea
nut butter 2ic 10 5sc bulh coffee.
2sc. MS SIC, tall cans milk. 2scs
Nut-Ola. sc 10. . ms tll0: FLAX
white. &c NJ. Stall -. skinned
AoleN. 2 ibH. &c: fresh salmon. zOc
n. ling cod. ms csc: Eastern
oysters. sc pt: Olympia oysters. zoe
pt stall 2e, apples. $500 box. deiiv-
cred. best bananas. acc doz.: pota-
toes, $500 sack. delivered lemons
zoe doE stall is. % coffee. 25c ~ .
butter. eggs and cheese, the best al
ways stalls 1875. 25c can Epaghet-
q with chicken iivers I5c. nvw pack
catsup. gec bottle. any brand solid
pack tomatoes. 23c can. green peas
bH. 2tc. 9 lbs farlna. &c: fancy
California pruncs. Zoe 10 - Pike
-. cut flowers ana potted plants.
floral designs Of all kinds
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bonds AM MONEY STOLEN

The apartments OF Fred Richard
son. Hermos apartments. Fourth
Monday night, thru the garbage
chute. a $50 Liberty Bond. gold
wrist watch and $3.50 cash were
stolen.
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pI.RsnN,I.


THE ATTENTION or THE PUBLIC
Of Seattle and vicinity ls called 20
the fact that the Famous l.aperr
Hair Remedy iH Htitl doing big
huainorH. New testimonials com
luE in every day 100 the week ~
you are interested iu the merits ~
THO remedy. 10 your hair iH falling
out and your scalp ia bad com
difion. you can call az SOC First
ave. ana get "a free treatment with
every boa 81 hair remedy. The
company hns established this
place ~ business fof the benefit
~ those Interested Ira keeping
their hair aud scalp iu first class
condition
Sold hy Harten Drug Co. owl Drug
Coz SWIFT bfuE GO.
WANTED DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD
OLD lEwELHY. OLD SILVER
HIoHEsT PRICES PAID.
SMITH IEWEt.HY co
n7 l. G. SMITH HLLO.. 9TH FLOOR
PRIVATE sANiTARiUM = REGIS
tered physician. Specialist IN all
conditions 81 women. Terms ren-
H9nabl". 1921 iith ave. Capitol
SWITCHES AND CuRi.s MADE
from comhinEa Ladies Improve
msnt Shop t2o Union o. Main es07.
DOYLE MEDICAL co CURES CA
tarrh. Testimonials. Tis Union.
Trial free
DIAMONDS. WATCHES OK CREDIT.
MICHAEL cog PIKE ST.
LOG Legal NOTICES
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
/ win not be responsible for any
bills contracted - nay wife. Annie
ilaboiue. after this date
JOSEPH RADON
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~ III SINEss OrFORTI MITES

y
OWN no MILES or ca = q IS.
HqunTe mile ct bank. 3bdbh. COO
yards OF doilHr-furd gold Rfmve J.
Untold millions There fof our com.
pHny 90 miners mud Hhipbufd
fufNpfr Installing machinery,
want few more men 60 take f"-
naming stock. go with mining
engineers call . mornings 20 3
evenings. go iituckiay Bldg. Sec
ond ana Columbia
IOR SALE 4-YEAN GOtSG iiAi-
noes. or electric rttuppinE ma
ehIufr. sharpening an makes 81
safety razor hlHd"H Net income
- flTf Co 5000 per month.
SHARP EDGE Hiipf
1881 Fourth Ave
"A VERY DESIRABLE CIGAR
stand. best location. doing good
burlnsur. 81 600 stock. good fix
lures. reasonable rent with lease
Price 1880 1926 ihufd ave.
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stall Il. $ ms fine graduated
sugar sc. Stall Sc. large can Car
nathun milk. lfifc stall -. pure
frefh paatcurized milk. i SC Of stall
So. iihhys deviled meat. sc can. pea
nut butter. sec N. stall IS. English
pork pies. mullins. crumpets etc
stall 81. fresh dressed chickens fror
our own ranch. Stall s.. peas CT
corn. cans 35c; Eotchorg. sec n /.
home made mnyonnaise. 45e N. po-
tato salad. lhc NJ Jiffy 1eli, 11c:
campbciIs soup. lie: A. a II. soda.
Sc pkg stall so, home made bread.
Toe and i5c loaf Stall 81. fine cof-
Zee, 3fc. best Japan tea a0C 10.
corn or tomatoes. for SIC Stall
80. No. l white navy beans. . lbs.
25c; sweet potatoes. 4 lbs. 25c. stall
~. large can Federal milk. lee. Stall
1S03 3 lbs. Kitchen kleanscr l0c: 8
pkEs. raislns 95c stall 1885. 95c can
asparagus. 15c Stall 81. pot roasts.
iNc and zoe N: all steaks. 25c ~.
picnics. &c 10. veal roast. Csc 10
stall SO swedish potato sausage. l5c
10. bologna. 22c 10. Stall 30. King
salmon. 2hc 10. halibut checks. zoe
~. English skate. Ice 10. stall 1871.
fresh herring. 6 lbs csc: soles. ms
Csc; King salmon. soc 10. stall 1898.
smolts. i0c 10 fresh sardines. 3 lbs.
Csc: RnchoVics 2Oc ID: fresh soles.
25c 10 stall 81. very best butter. 7uc
ID. lbs. Si05. fresh local eggs. &c
doI stall 81. best oleomargarinc
4Nc III good ulcO. lbs. Sl0n, cur
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sPrCINL NOTICES

INTERPLAY MEETING NOTICE
Postponed one Week
Mass meeting chilled for "wednesday
night az Steiner hall put over until
nest wtrh Time ~ meeting viii
Dc given later hF Rev stafford
INTERPLAY IMPROVEMENT CLUB
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Destruction of u. S.
Barracks Planned

CORK. Jan. 14.--Desiruction
British and American barracks. and
those OF the Royal Irish constab'S
ulary. OF every government building
In the town Of Castietownboro. and
Of the piers was planned in a docu~
mert said TO have been taken from
Charles Hurley Of CaStletownsend
Hurley was courtmartialcd.
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stalls l0-li. boiling meat. isc NJ. :
sugar cured bacon 45c 10. corned
beef. i5c 10. stall 1906. 2 lbs fig bar.
dbc. at jar pickles. 25c. 20c can as
psragua. isc; Cream Of Barley. Isc:
2 large cans milk. Csc. Stall 1872.
chase e. Snnborn'H coffee. 40c n (;
dried new peas. i0c n = 3 cans milk.
3nc. raltcd salmon. Toe III Stall 1873.
home made mnrmalade. a0c n: home
made ounce jam. s0c 10. Tea Gar
den blackberry preserves. foc 10.
stall los. fancy Burbank potatoes.
si.75 cwt. Wincsap apples. sl.75 box.
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20 FOR saLE-MsCFLLANEoUs

NEW LUMBER
We cell in any quantity
izxt cedar siding. 10 % 10 n. 2iG. 90
fsxs cedar siding. 10 10 - IT.. 1900
2xf - zNi2 common .....-.... 2O.OV
ks dry shipiap .............. 90 90
f-lnch beaded ceiling ......... - 90
Xxi ". q. flooring. 10 10 lG n. $500
f-fnch finish lumber. -. 4 S.. 500
~ ~ N casing. sandod ...... $50
fsxs r.. n. base aanded ....... $50
Everything In the lumber line AZ
equally low prices. We can fur
nish your lumber bili complete.
pRONfNE LUMBER co.
1903 Post st.
Between University and seneca SITS.
FOR gALE-A BARGAIN FOR
someone. Fine tone, fun size solo
violin. MaRinii model. new leather
case and new bow VIII demon
rtrate. Take Liberty bond. Box
XIII. Star.
PHONOGHAPH8 OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 Westlake. Elliott 267s
Opposite New Times Bldg.
THE BELLTOWN FURNITURE 90
Special buyers of Photographs and
musical inatrumeuta. Main 35II
2f09 FIRST ave.
BEET PIANO AND PHONOGRAG'H
Yalueg at Fringer's Piano House
1922 Third ave. Elliott 2o07
fBIGHTLY USED WATCHES. HIGH
grade standard MAX ca. a. very low
prices Bob's, Ct5 Third ave.
sEW PIANOS FOH RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. $40 Union.
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81 ron sArr-AuroMonmrs

GOOD POINTS ABOUT aiY
AUTOMOBILE
I have q 1919
hudson super SiN "
has been driven $4,000
miles. aud has been
ovcrhnulvd twice. the iaHt
time about two monthH
ago az rout
III ssk5 TWO ahrolutcly
new Goodyear cord tires
un rear that haven't
been driven over zoo
mliva Good seat covers,
spot light bumper
front aud rear. Motto Meter.
chains and ordinary
equipment Also
one SPARE tire. Just
retroaded. with cover and
lock on side,
HERE rs \ POINT NOT SO coon
Tho motor ia somewhat
noisy but in good
shape Mechanics tell the
tho noise iant an
indication ~ coming decay.
hut merely incidental a.
the prime 90 life
for liudHonu The rest
81 tho ear according
Go experts. BE- IN
good shape.
HERE ARE THE TERMS
$1,000 With hair cash.
balance in six monthly
pay menta. with interest
az per cent
Or
81 500 cash
This ear has been
privately owned. and Is
a good buy.
VIII he glad 20
show 10 tn you
10 you're really
interested ~ you're
not. please don
bother uN. because
We expect lot 81
answer. CAN liilliard or
llarwood. Elliott 1863.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
ACCESSORIES
HOATs AND LAUNCHES
FOR saIE-REaL ESTATE


Large tract 81 land alt thor
ouEhly cleared and fenced I.
s-rootn housr, woodsh~d. chick
en- house AMI smoke house. 20
bearing fruit trees peaches.
tieHs several varieties ~ her,
rirH. hedge roses and other
shruhbery. electric iightH: good
uHiE hborhuod near Eradrd and
hiEh school Can live here and
work in city. 5-reut fare Co
residents Price $3.50. terms
to rcaponsibie party. immediate
possession Take East Madison
car and county ferry TO XIX
land and inquire for > i.
tirenemRn az first brick office
building at end OF kirkland
dock
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing.
furs. furniture We buy. cell and
exchange everything. 1917 y lat
EIlott 3a2l.
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LIBERTY nONps
II you must nrii your Liberty nands.
we will buy them. Instead 20 sell
Ina. however. We recommend that
you buy more bonds az present
low prirca, We can furnish them
at New York stock Exchange
prices
To-day. January ~. We paid the fol-
low inE not prices Tor Liberty
Honda
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1916 Buick. rebuilt .Sf.150
1917 scrippa- Booth .......... ESQ
1913 Chevrolet ........... G25
1918 Ford touring ...... d7t
1916 Ford roadster .......... 335
We have ~ other good cars 81
prices that VIII sell them. and
terms TO suit you. Phone East
2G5f
HENRY MOs8BACH AUTOMOBILE.
COMPANY
GlC-GlS East Pike
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~ 10
CHEAP CARS

5-PassenRcr gtudebakcr. $3.50
J-PasscnRer Overland ..... 800
5-Pasacngcr Overland ..... $50
Passenger Overland ...... $50
Extra starters on all the
OveTlauds)
5-PHssougor MaXwell...... $50
J-PasHenEer Maxwcll...... 900
Auto Department
FRANK WATERHOUgE & 60.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Pine at bellevue
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40 RON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" TUX NNtsf-Mf~tftstsN
SASH ANp DOORS
Our large illustrated catalogue No
sen, free, postpaid on rec rsquS ns,
prices on sash doors frames
paints. building paper. etc.
Just received a large, frcHh stock
or and e-iuch cedar siding Heh-
Ing at SIS per thousand
lib doadcning fclt hp-.sraa
A.pesit building papr Sec-f'. ;,
i.piy cold seal poofins 49,. 800
s-nly Gold seal Roofing ....,, ~
s.riy Gold Seal Roofing ,....t.. SOC
We sell anyone. and ship anywhere
one price 90 all,
West selling direct to tho con-
o n WILLIAMS co.
10 ,or F, m,p AySS s,,rcr,oS1Tsrtsnn"
OWING To REGENT DEATH OF.
owner. sealed hldn viii b" te,s..t,N, 60
for wonderful collection of lHHia =,
curioa. large tooth from animal
older than maHtodon. aud 90 TAR ~
known only one other ~ ems .
tence. petrificd wood. ngateH "na
other rare curioa Taken 1N'r ~
sale call soc goth 3 between !
and Rcacon ttG.
FIR FORREST WoOp, STONEWoph
lengths. reasonable pricrH l'al-
lard s2iS
SUIT CASES ANb TRAY rIiN'
hays exceptional values. ioh r.
615 Third ave
kNVNNN0ttS So SO HATS iio' let
WHITE MICE WHITE RATS
Fer sale 5s5 Aiki ave. West So
attic.
SEWING MACHINE $3.50. $40 pEN.
ny HidE
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B HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
; WANTFD-BOARDERs
WANTFD-TO RENT

PARTY WISHES TO RENT 4 or
5-roorn furnished house Call
Main 500. advertising department.
or address AS. star
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Five rooms modern: corner lot;
near Woodland park. nice
home. Price $3.50. easy terms
Ell 23Of 5tS Schboard Bldg.
FOR SALE-StMMER HOME. As
well IA winter home n. Miller.
Sonthworth. wash. Take steamer
a. pier ..
SNAP ROOMS. BATH. SEMI
modern cottage. convenient cars.
school church. stores. Address
A-i2. Star.
The sun., 1919-04-17
STAGE STARS REVEL
AT A HOUSEKEEPING
Telleeen-Farrar Party Is q
Tell Again Story.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Tellegen are giving
a housewarming party at their swaggsr
new home at 20 West Seventy-fourth
street. The present tense is used adj
vIsedly because so many OF the guests
were-in fact still are-stage celebrities
with good Jobs that the party didn't BE-
gin to get its stride until almost MID
night and therefore this morning Il Just
beginning to round into real form.
At the time of going to press Signorg
Eduardo Ziegler, Guillermo Guard and
Charley Gatti-Casazza were still heading
a delegation Of their Metropolitan Opera
House hirelings. According to the
mimeograph OF Publicity Director
Charles Emerson Cook. Metropolitan
barytone named Reinald Warlich (mean-
ing Rennald Warrenholtz) also had Just
arrived from Mr.. Arthur Samuels's party
of the night before and was standing
around hoping that some one would ask
him to sing.
And besides Mr.. warrenlich among
those present arc Mrs. Benjam1a
another, the Tellegen-Farrar party II OF
a mornentousness that cannot be de-
scribed adequately on short notico3 a
critic of the arts must wait until the
party has begun to. Jell and then. aftsr
long sleep, sit down to the typewriter
and tell all. In other words. as the
Teller says, order your Friday morning
paper nowi
The sun., 1919-04-17
G. A. SULZER. BROTHER
OF EX-GOVERNOR. DIES
Was Congress Delegate From,
Alaska for TtUo Terms.

WASHINGTON. April 16.-Word was re-
ceived here to-day OF the sudden death
at Sulzer, Alaska. OF Charles August
Sulzer. a brother OF William Sulzer. for
mer Governor of New York. He was
Territorial Delegate to Congress from
Alaska since 1916. Mr.. Suffers body
probably will be sent to New York for
burial.
Mr.. Su'zer was born In Roselle, Union
County. y. T.. February "a, 1879. He
was educated in the public schools OF
that town and in Pingry School at Eliz-
abeth, the Berkeley Academy IN New
York city and the United states Mill
tary Academy at West Point. He
served in the Fourth New Jersey Vol
unteers during the Spsnish-Americar
War. IN 1905 he married Miss Gertrude
Harrison OF Elizabeth. y. J.. who. to-
gether with one son. William S. sulzer
survive him.
About twenty years ago Mr.. Sulzer
and his brother became Interested in
Alaska mining properties. In 1902 he
went 10 Alaska TO manage them. and
he engaged also in the mercantile bust.
ness. He was grand trustee Of the
Arctic Brotherhood from 1915 TO 1911
and was elected to the Senate of the
Alaska Territorial Legislature in 1914
In 1916 he was elected Delegate &c
Congress and last fall. after n clos,
contest. was reelected.
The sun., 1919-04-17
DIED..

poYLE-John, on April II. Services
rs~' THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
way and sixty sixth street Drank E.
.. CampbeiD. Thursday. p. NJ
aARwooD.-Sudden Tuesday. April IS.
Isabelle. daughter OF the late Hamilton
- c. and Mary a. Garwood.
Funeral service at the Church OF the
'' Incarnation. Thirty-hfth street and
Madison avenue. Friday. April IS. at
lo:45 A NJ.
sNORGAE.--on March S, 1919. In France.
In the service of his country. Sergeant
~. Richard william Morgan. beloved son
Of Christopher and Edith May Noyes
g. Morgan of Mystic, Conn, IN Ms
twenty seventh year.
NUFER.-Frank on April Is. Services
- THE FUNERAL CHURCH" Broad
-, way and Sixty-sixth street Drank E.
=, - CampbelD. Friday, p. NJ.
USEtLL-Entered into rest on Monday
Aprn Il. 1919. Caroline. widow OF
Hugh o'Neill.
Funeral service at her late residence, ia
... West Fifty-seventh street. on Thurs
day morning. April II. at 10 o'clock
Interment at convenience Of the fam
'-r lily. Kindly omit flowers
sMITH.-On Tuesday, April 49, Hop'
Louise, daughter OF the late Adon anc
49, Louisa Maxwell Smith.
t,, Funeral from st. James's Church, Madi
Saturday. April 10, at 10 o'clock.
GWEENEY.-Aprl H. 1919. Eugene
'' Sweeney at his residence, 42S Yves
l2tth street.
p. Funeral services and interment at Nau
-. gatuck. Conn. Saturday.
rHOMAs-At Newark, y. j., on Wednes
day. April IS, 1919, Miranda Randall
widow OF Joseph Thomas.
Funeral services Will be held at IN
home OF his son. Joseph Thomas, Jr'
C75 Highland avenue. Newark, on Fri
day, April IS. at II a. NJ. lntermen
~''' in Greenwood Cemetery at the con
yenience OF the family.
zfTTEL-cari Florian. Jr.. April l6, 1919
- after a short illness, at b+s West l+a
~ street. only child Of Mr.. and Mrs c.
r 20 ZitteE
Funeral service will be held at Marti
~ :, Picle's chapel. $50 Lenox avenue. cor
II ner 1870 street. Friday. April IL,
~ =. o'clock noon. Interment" Woodiaw
Cemetery.
The sun., 1919-04-17
SERVICES FOR MRS. HEARST.
Many state and City officials At
tend Funeral-Courts Closed.

SAN Francisco. April 1e.-Simple SER
vices attended by numerous State and
municipal officials, including q committee
of the State Legislature. marked the
funeral to-day Of Mrs. Phoebe Apperson
Hearst, mother OF William Randolph
Hearst, the newspaper owner.
. The services included private exercises
at Mrs Hearsts home I'm Pleasanton
near here a ceremony at Grace Cathe-
dral here and another private ceremony
at Cypress Lawn Cemetery. where the
body is to lie in the family mausoleun
beside that OF Mrs. Hearst's husband
George Hearst. United States Senator
from California. The Right Rev. VIII.
lam Ford Nichols. Bishop of the Epis'
copaI Diocese OF California. officlated al
the services
The Superior and Justice courts were
were ordered closed to-day as a mark
of respect for Mrs. Hearst All activi,
ties Mt the University of California, o
which Mrs. Hearst was regent an
benefactor, also We're suspended.
The sun., 1919-04-17
BENEFIT RECITAL A SUCCESS.
Entertainment at Colony Club VIII
Help Music school.

Miss Eva Gauthier and Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch gave a successful recital last eve
ming at the Colony Club for the benefit
of the Greenwich House Music School.
The entertainment was held in the club
house through the courtesy OF Mrs.
Adrian II. Jollne.
Among the patronesses, most OF whom
we're present, were Mrs. Philip NJ. Lydig
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs. George Wood
Bacon. Mrs. Benjamin Prince, Mrs
George Peabody Eustis. Mrs Victor
Sorchan. Mrs. ], Clark Curtin. Mrs
George Robinson Smith. Mrs. Isaac Sell
lyman. Mrs. Richard NJ Dorsey, Mrs
Lancaster Morgan. Mrs. James c, Aver
Mrs. Frederick Tilney. Mrs. Paul Dough
erty. Mrs. II. .Burchell. Jr.. Mrs Rob
ert Black. Mrs. Irving Bush. Mrs. W. X
Brice. Mrs. August Znsser. Mrs. John
Jay and Mrs. f. II. levitt