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The Conning Tower
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|A*afi i<i i i; S nl ill it M\ ?.k IMH lin DR1 N
?
le '.' R ? " Steiretl
h. Ethel, Eleanor ami Balle
u NV ? N'. b I ha.i tla?- time to Write ? villanelle!
M 1 had the time to writ?' B?HM poetry to yon.
? girls IM ??? ei written to.
? :. with her dims toward preparadnos*,
ranting the battleship called "Amem-a."
' ? George Aile's lather wan. Mr. Ad<
d, Ind (Pop. 700), and over the room
appeared the sign "The National
I day, by the way. George Ade was bora,
laj or possibly a hundred
the readizatioa ol how large a figura
\ ai >?< ' as, aay, Booth Tarkington ?W
\ a man capable o1" ?'Dor Ilr-r.e" end "Umk
ritten more of the ??aine sort--even longer and
' ,. ? re doesn't write ?orno of them HOW.
;t"kf?
IX Tl ' DAYS 01 PAN-GERMANISM
? ? ,- ta sec the German ballet!"
aple syrup."
run."
? ? the romantic gentlemen who do the
-repare-dnesa. They always?even in the
.tl ? 'ho sarrl.-? o? time.
Mo\ie .Motifs.
.Ml Y Ki:t\.
? - ? .-? e queen?
? i f-a.aries colossal;
t. the ?screens
- that, a fossil.
? loyness, and their imilea
? ? than curranl
aptiva to the wiles
Of : tty Kelly.
? ' of tunes;
I her p aises vainly;
< '? a year <?' June?
and ungainly.
fTail a thinjr
. Swinburne or a Shelley
? - the charms to sing
Dotty Kelly.
little match ?-f pra*!????'.
i willy-nilly:
? i lays
and silly.
edith they arc
the a ? ? ' relli,
? happens that thi
I Dotty Kelly. Ot as
Malapropos Mottoes.
I ? ot surh a
these:
gi in a hojp-r.i operatii ?, i
red from fast-colored vilnt? to
?
'tter-bo\.
? ri ai . . I want to ?n-e I'ncle Sam lick
i.'rfa* From Mar?
? hears BO mni y ol ! er compa*
<tr, you might sir.
? \iul So Ih.v Were Married '
?
"si . - ittends but
lepot
.
-
g train roi
rinds ,ii Ta
.
- aunt, Mr.. < ora B.
iredj
and
. ? ton 1
:
If VI . ? ? dm ion I ear, the Ri publican
?ewapapi to have no difficulty proving what, the administra?
' * fl -- arm; and if, as is likely, 19 ?
cratic palladia should Point with
JOUNCING GAZETTEER
rai la Patrick Hi'
. - in Billericu,
Wi : 'o see a
in Ilatavia,?
? he had pone away
' .adelphla.
pet '. a? d pin
atine
How could l.e 1 ?
El Paaol
re he readied the place,
? on to Havre de Gi
? ing knotty,?
? ". ? -andotta,
and a gii : > ? ndely?
but very holmondely.
?
; letk cychael. Tab.
its heini* made to annihilate it, the
Monday night and yeah
.. month.
*HY RE? ING PI ??' E l>KI.Ki?.\ 11 9 LONG FOB EUROPE.
?
? ? p tho war, did you'.'"
ill fl|*htinf* in Europi
u didn't do any real good. Did j
raps on 1 r?j ha IN ;ar II."
?ed that | 'iid be always quar?
Europa?"
... g on tha i ?rda In Norway?"
. was jus? n d advert
?*< ? *r> Europa, anywayl"
(?1 Il.IVKI'.
i good navy ? I ea-?coast defence! sh
-* litioi IS ther of these cost.? much
. the mow and what we get in
in}- Mi \y ndds to our
ar in the future, but i.? very ma
imerce wil ? n the meantime. Moi ey
? ? amo/g our own people, and
. ' ' peopl? I'he work accomplished,
rit >
a "P. nal Memoirs o? U. S. Grani
.m- -tgo, F. P. A.
THE 3 DANCES
END FOR SEASON
Many Dinners Precede
Concluding Even! in
Plaza Ballroom.
MRS. W. K.VANDERBILT
HOSTESS AT DINNIM
Entertains for Daughter ?ti Home
\.i?.s Isabelle I oulse
Amy to Marry,
the Three Dai ? - -
? ?
led bj a i
ei -e? in
room. Among the hostesse,
were Mr?. Ira Bai rowa, lira, Will am
I owe i' ???? Mi Frederic Mull, Mrs
H Thiera ai d Mi Robert
A i ?ni?.? Ifter dinner 'here ???
the larga ballroom.
? .ii. iu adili
'
v. . \\. McA pin, Mi- William H
\ " , Mr?
Charles U Romeyn, Mi I.an
Morgan. Mr.. 1 '
M r? < 'hartes ? l rank
M ia \\ ?H u'n Cur1 - Den orest, Mrs,
ton 1 i, M Mberl il i. . I
'
t 1
I ilward H, W. liai I ' Hei I
i. i M
Philip H Mrs. J. Allen
Mrs. .lohn Baldwin
-.r.
Mr? a*.
.ar??> it night at h?
???'?'i 1 ' f. 'm hrr da ..
? ? ? |
a tlatice, for whicl
. esti ? ' ? .
\t ?bout 1 o'clock pper wai lerved.
I he guesl
Mrs. St'.ih'* Duncan pav< ? dinnei
ince in.-? nigh! at her ,
? Bet. Her
guests, most imbered
ahout -
Mrs. Rurkf Roche wai another H I
.^he had
guei home, 1!
Seve ?
D, Dw ighl
?
Mis?
I
.?;?...- ?[ ha
?
il
. i?
?uppei
Misa Beati I Ott Pan
nit.I to J.
I, thl
'
Mercur and I rj V...
music, f danc
.
Mr. a*
Dur
?
e-sized poi
Mr
? . re Mr.
?
Mi
?
?lpii '?
?
Mrs. F Don
*. >f the Tu?
\ oi i, *.*? .'ii Mrs, Ste
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rail
The ? ?
th '
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? J 11 ?n
'
Mrs. Charlea liana Gibson wi
?. 12 ?"
?
An.
?'-.'. Isley Ti
I. V i takei place
. it at Sben
? ar
bal 1
'
\\ ENGAGEMEN.
H,-,. ? en ack "?? J . r eb. B. Ann - i
?
?
-!' ' ? "
-i hete,
?
ary t.. Judge G j
?
WBA1 IS GOING ON 1<> l>\.
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MISS AMY TO BE EASIER BRIDE.
l?auirhi<*r of Mi, ami Mrs. Krnet-t J. H. imy ?a to be -?narri'il to Hubert
McDonnell.
KNEBELS PLAY'
ENESCO OCT1
Oive Felloi Rumanian's C?
position I irst Production
in New York.
! 1,.' Kncisrl Quartet a*. lt| eon
laat nlght
composit on nea t.. Neu Torh, ? ?
Position by a f<
...
I '. tel in <' major I
violai and two violoncello?.
.al"
M r. Enei
?
happily
himsel'
?
the modern I ha re in'
e?ted ! him,
i lurn. His ?
? ' p mus of fa
Itis ? d .0 be one of
v.or'<? produced.
? halls daring the l
f. m ses
....
the 1
Il .
h r appea
irr agi un'H.y. \\ .
-
i- power. '?
- .
. .
Especie
ere the 'ci
' of reit
-?'p.! rl effect I
? overpowei
? ? tat th?
rhyl
iulinira!
r iplen?
?
...
?
?BSill
were F..?war ! and Elia Brei
.i m, viol
'
opening i
Kochel \'n. 121 I, t!
'
K neisel and h ii three aas
'
Beethovi
l
?UNIOP PROM ENDS
YALE SOCIAL WEE1
Nation's Society Among 1,50
Couples at University Dance.
! Feb. S Fully 1 f.r
coup ?-, i number on recor
dance lal Junior Prommad
which closed 1 I ?' ?oclnl week t.
It " prom?
largest nui held b
? To night
hich will ever ht- hel
ent Ai raory, which wil
ear 1
:
.n th
i ?
march wai led by Spence
Miss Ann
?
Harry VI !.?? i ? of th
prom." ade comn ?' Maud
??i. '?:' ll'irr. iburg rhe
? part
; , - h Mil
I ilia! , Kr
? ? ..
'.? Trow
f i'fiicer
Park, 111., with Mil "
' rai-?. N'fw
?
S'ewesstle: Kenneth O'Brien, New
York Miss fleet Mem
1
.
Brooklyn, with Mi?
*?'
Mar\ I
'.
.New York.
? ?
? ?
were
. ? rocker
II, .1. ero.- ? Franc
Pi 11
?
ONE OF EACH TWO HAS AUTO
J'awncr ?ou.it? I ,Tt-ili? - Hold a v. orl.l
Rl.urd
? - ?'
other
an BU
?
:
-
I t per
i ? b au<
?'
na for every ten |
...
bob
Kb,' ? - rec?
torad '?
si has
two yean M i I
B ?u'os in the
I'.lalO, _
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
"Our Mrs. McChesney" to
Leave the Lyceum on
February 26.
Ethel Bsrryniore will exhibit "Our
Mrs. Mc< ?? Boston und Thl
??K-.. during 'he spring months, and will
ran?n, Ui Sett York '? September in a
new comedy by William Sumeraet
Maugham. Thla. at Bny rate.
'. of th? In*. ?,'. . a- ? ??,. hav
ing to du with hei ar-:?tli* future. An
ei,uslh en.i I t of B month
... two agi. ?h : would take
the Fcrber-Hobart niav to London ia
tl ?? i- arould be
I ir vefiiie f,,i ? -?n year?.
At all event?. ,'(>ur Mr?. Mo sea
?il end i. at the* run at the
?'-. The theatre'a
? atl rHi-1 ..in la yet to ??? at
?1 ia i,reate?? Nation," William El?
? ? wnr piar, arlll i i**a Ita premiara
rhes ?. ry '.; l
Mar?
ket"* arlll continu? si the theatre Best
road.
Tha Wli ?? - Gardai "pe: tit will take
i lace on rtiursda it week la?
t? . of Wednesday.
Tha? hava amnle time in
which to an ? .-? I rush hour subway
re I ta ia 1 ereby
' . ? ed that I
a* th. '?? Op?
..4"
.
Blaneh? list"; Marie
l?oro. "I' ploi aej ?' u M ??"
??To 1!, Hold*; Pannie Wind.
? the D? fenci ". Jol n Barn mora,
I ii Who Foui d liims? If," and
? \ idn >."
?hat Sir Herbert
1<( ? rbohm '. ? ? [been
? ? ?fork s< Bson, it is
ely not oc
neu
trality.
' ?? ' Ight'a \<e- ? of "Tho
W? ??i ? .? ? lea Theal *?
I
??? ob tnd istrial Relation i Ad
i be nade by Frederic C
Howe, Amo? Pincho! and Misa Helen
??urot.
V ietoi Herber', the drearinn.ii-ht com
pose?, will launch a "Victor Herbert
' at the Palace Theatre next
It will cor 1st of twentj
his most popular airs, sung bj "
? ?i- and othera
"In Old Kentucky" will be next
i nt the, Intermittent
Manhattan Opera Houaa.
At h late hour la?t night Arthur
Rammerateifl hud not arranged for a
box at the Pa after?
?
?, ilia pi n
Twenty-eight feature? ar?- announced
fei B?
Il i be :i u !
I I . :
tmerlra and t Fr?
. I
'
? ? 'la-it a
rVoma i awed on tha
LI?
K ? ? at one of tl a I
- lecting pa l
A ei mm ?tea sentina; the Na?
? of Pre?.<miiker?, at
tended I ?? ' Listen!"
ts wi ' ' '
. ? a
? . ., rill roi e wai
; - ?? ?
-
V'essells ? '? liem J
... ? itaa-in|
? ir tor
-,
22nd Engineers to Dame.
fj . Son-ei mi ned i ?(fleers' A?
loeiat *' ? aer ?
-.-? nth an
il recent
? banda
?
Anniversary at Children's Home.
Borne I
. ' -
has ' to attend the
eelebral ...
' -' ?
bj Dr. H. II. H ectoi
Rus?
.
??
of Horn? lisi
? ana a II
toda part ? gramme uf retita
t.ous, ahoraaes and tableeus.
?ASSAILS QUACKS
AS "MONSTERS"
Ex Governor Hodges
.Speaks Plainly Before
Medical Congress.
EAKE CANCER CURES
I ? ALSO DENOUNCED
Providence Delegate Declares
Politics the Bane of Public
Health Work.
ChicagOi Feb. I Partner Governor
George ?l. Hodge?, of Kanaaa, spake
lift.- 'o (uy hefore the Congress on
Medical Education, b? a guest of the
r migres ? An attach on "fake" cancer
ears coi corns and "?.Back*1 doctor? eras
tho keynote of Mr. Hadgaa'a talk.
I SCieneeless monsters fattening on the:
! !ii,.|,p?i .? ? Ticken
vietin ? ??' ..*? he eharscta
' such persons.
M r. HiMige lauded the Initl
i Steps taken hy rouiify, ?itute atid na?
tional medical organisations toward the
I hetterinen* of medical iciencc Bfl
I he saw a new era of medicine in a com
Iaarativelj few year? beeauae of I
: efforts.
H..-*- ??i mace, formerlj admitted to
be one of the most backward states a?
?regards medical legialation, hm taken
in lor.g atop toward eorrecting i
there, was told to the congresi
to-day bj Profeasoc lro?. It H
tary ?>f the Tenneeaee Board of
, Preliminary Examination. One >.-ar
ago, ?.aid Profeeeor Hudson, almost any
one could appear before the
Board of Examiners for the medical cx
, animation, regardless of previous edu?
cation.
"V the Instance ef the Tennessee
Medical Soc i Legislature,1 ?
Professor Hudson, ' lair pring pro- !
v.il.l :'or an examining board of
ai-adt'tnic men, a body composed of in- '
tructei s and men, which
board examinea ?II applicants in r.-la
' tion to their education only, and if the
Paila m thii tesl be Is I
from taking th.. medical ???
alth organi
i, I).-- Charlea V ?hapin, <om
sr of Health of Providence,
1 ?aid the 'wo great difficulties in pro
tall ? copie wer?
"polities in the Health
an Inefficient e\ ; he former,
i. ?'? aa the ? m ft be lat
ter, so thai the rea
-..rk In this country."
He ad?ocal ? board of hi\ or
seven. year, with
nu axeeative power lodged In a
hosen by fh"? hoard, the
hour.! ' ' ever, to pn
tary m ? road powers in
r lirectlon,
l>r. Francia C MeCrudden. of the
Medical School of Tu?-1 ? i I? ?t, as
lerted that inatruction In therape
In Amei ean medical aollegei Ii ineom?
; ste an ! nemeient He luggeated that
the gap betWMH pharmacology and
'clinical medicine ought to be h ridged
?
I ?
efforts for more accurate and system -
? stl oda > f r?glai births
und deaths were praised by It. J Id
Kerr, assistant surgeon general of the
United Btatea Public Health Bei
Pr. Kerr mentioned a number of itat?
' which he ?aid hare amended their 11 ?'? -
in thia it?pect for the butter.
rated lecture on vital itatii
'tic? by 1" Creasy I. Wilbur, special
Bureau, before a
>< the Federation of
- Boat
on H? 11 *h.? conference pro
.
BCl
i-r- ' he qu< ition, it wa
j will be i featu
' ? _
CLUB HOUSEWIVES
PROVE THEIR SKILL
Dresses. Apple Pies and Sam?
plers Feminist Thrillers at
Colony Kxhibit.
Planked on one hand by the apple
pie mad.? by Mr?. ?"?*:lham K. Vander
i bile. Jr., and o:, the other hv a real
- chair executed by Mr-? Ste?
phen II. ?.lit?., a lift!.-? ermine trimmed
cloak of French blue reigned as the
tra of tereat at the opening nf the
tloa at the Colony
Pari Avenue ?
terday afternoon.
four
Id owner, bnowi bow that God
ng She
|| Roosevelt,
ther, leat a .lime on Mot
'- ' ?-?': . at?
nal on that
r wai .. .- ' i id
ga . Int tit.
my u n -
b? r own
re 1 ? roll jr
mine
reati
.' that it takei more than
fan - promi?
sed, 1
. . .
ititeni a great-i
mother? could I
ngue 1 ?
iterer'i wlndoi ?
.
work,
f the
rent to" r that tl
of I ' nota
the '. ?'
Amo | t pretentious <
ua, .i
i I . ? ? . ' : ? -. ?
eanor
.-. ? ?
hunt. A
"
? ture c . i
no tu ' iBoa. Mr->.
* only
iprea
.
- : '
-
Garj
.
; -made
lace.
had
?rt:i of "I1
chair?
?
Literal u : '?"
.
Mr?. Pay no
iweti ill
i' ?u-- Ad?
mission :s i>j invitation only, through
FARRAR IN OPERA MONDAY
?Mil Make Itrappearanr? at Mrtropol
itan in "T<*sca."
Geialdine Farrai ?rill make her re?
entry at 'h-? Metropolitas "per? H' ase
Hoi ' ? ing in "To
...... ??....., I, Ai I
' " ? .. Bada, K> ?clr - ,
Bra ?...u Misa Flirrer
?111 aing In "Cenaea" en Than*
day "?? rig, an tl eaa? arlll include
md Braalau, and
, Amu*,,. Roth ar. Leonhardt and
Bada. Mr will conduct both
operas.
Another festere ef box? wees at th??
opera aril' be the evening performance
r*f "RI sli gold" "ii Frida-*. There
be a lion after the
.ene I I ? l li will include Mme?.
Kur?, Rappold, Ober, Bparkee, He
snd R nd s, raba? I . I ?ori I a,
Hi .'. -. Ott, H' .
and ?ilthouae, Mr. Bodansky conducting.
111 .?? . ? .... ran . ? tha week a
r.? foil?
"Lucia di Lammermoor," on Wednes?
day evening; "Siegfried, on Thursday
i
i. . . . i ?
? rt 8 tiding,
1st, will plai ? ?
coneert Miss Erma Zarska and
hannea Sembach will sinir. The orche?
tra will be ander the direction of An?
ton HoiT, "Parsifal" will be auag 0:1
Washington's Birthday, beginning at l
o'clock.
"DIVOR?ONS" IN FRENCH
Lillian Grease %eha?tvaa Beseeoes in
Grace i.enr(*e R?le.
Sardou'a "Divor?ons," which is be?
ing played this week at the Th??tre
lis, in Forty-fourth Street, is one
il productions, pi
the hi -?._?. at ad
m rabie lit! ...-,? ion i. :
areer of Mile. Lillian
tireuse, ai
? ? pnrt i c
Mia Grace George, .?e
curea her elf? -anietv
ad as a rule only by h :tn
. i ex
Hei individually notable
'
? ' . . .? :?'? ? i;ct ?n
n ;,,i- ? -tar r?!.. i I
play tha the husband. M.
to have every line,
? of Mil? Grouse's pat? re?
roper ?.mphasi?, and if I
I th? ipparent value of
. .? BO tO trinke
iin*|miliar - tl of the
ict-a-'i ciafl M. Benedict was always
m ?fie pirt'.r... in turn anetuously hu
fou : phical and
?". is? il>?'rla Buthorits? va.
FAR EAST ART BRINGS $96,696
Statue of Buddha Gees for $1.100 at
*i uu.in.ika Sale.
A full length ?tatue ot Huddha m
alabaatai brought the top price, $l,lon.
turoon Beeaion ? I I
Amercan Art '?(tileries of
'he V,. ib of Ur:enta. ar*.
Otto Bernet, as agent, was
the purchaaer. Tha figure i? of Indian
teenth oi four
teenth eentuiy.
Fur a Carved wood ?tatue of e
reatad a ith black lac?
Ided H. J. Foratei gave 1625.
. - ? in the forehead is
of mrk oi> ?tal. caned The f.gure la
. I ISga pa' ' t'fie same
buyer gave 'li? foi two Imperial dolls
1760.
Otto Bernet (rave $l3i' for four im?
perial dolls m ? palace 1721). The
palac? ?? iry \?ood.
Mr?. Rodman vYanaiaaker ?rave $3,,o
for a standing rtguie of the Crown
Prince . at the age of three
: ? ?? Emparai
"i omet, ur, I a as born A. !>
Foi lg ... arve.? i.e.id of a
Kua yin a Ith a headdress
Bud ? eresi
aid to? :' the
18,244 60,
At the closinar session in the evening I
J is paid by Hiss R H. Lorana, a?
.-. "Saga and
it? Korai per'
r ?r i - fold aereen, date l5'?n,
raes in tha
i Graj
ter, of noaton, paid lagl
for a pail fold 1774
rae ama Okiyo. Mr?, w.
II < rocker gave 1464 foi a sixfold
- : and 6841 for i
ited to Teas Mit*
? il of the se-mion was
118,155, a : f I ? ? ? ?? re aale 19
LIBRARY FUND PARED
IN ECONOMY CAMPAIGN
Upkeep and Purchases Curbed,
Institutions Revise Rules.
In tho ?tTort to economize, the ! '
appropriation f ?I
the upkeep and purchase of new book?
- f rtj branch hbrari.?? of the
city. Tl a central '.ibrarj on Fifth Ave?
inported by the Astor, TH tpn and
S, Is no? affected, but
tac --im in? been changed
to mak ' irm with the change?
forced ?? weh librai aa
Six fletioi ai : non-fiction book? may
be drawn at the same t.tne, though only
mm of them ean be a popular and new
book. These may be renewed any num
bei ' f times up to .?ix, and in addition
iBga libretto nay be
tuken for a week Special cards al
achei ? to take
... kl have been withdraw, n
[t . ? the lr'','h
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Frederick
r-x I.i? on ih? '?ar i- the mu?.t
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are translations
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?biaiisa, of M-ribbling
and ?thai com
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MRS. J\'i. i. BA?SFORD CORNELL
Mr- Cor?
, i ..veil in
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? - lent ef the Ton?
is Light i?' i
Huguenot fsmilj
EUGENE 1. KLI.ISON.
? i a - Eegoi " i. Elli
I the Inauranc?
phiiy of N'oi '* ries, wa? atricken
nth aa it hia dei* to-dav
i ph) -.c?an soald ar
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BOO prominent i.i
-i thi?
? .?rs.
ROI ML V DAVIS.
. . Feb. E - Roy?! A.
. , - manj -eara l alder af tha
New ?'ker cham
p.onahip, di? i a* H;s home in
., event] ?eight >esr?
old. _
LINCOLN COM KKY.
Philsdelpl a, Feb. R Lincoln God
. ? remineat flnaariei ar, 1 for?
? a director of the Penneylvenia
| Railroad, d ed to day after aa illneaa ef
two years. He was eixty-six years old.
MAJOR EBSTEIN
DIES OF APOPLEXY
Receiver of Taxes Fought
?n Civil War and In?
dian Campaigns.
Major Frederick H. F Kbstein. Re?
ceiver of Taxen and re* red from th?
1 Biteel -fates Army, died from apo
I ..xv yaataraaj -.* - - home, infj-2 Pa
t Ic Btafeet, Brooklyn lr, j?ood heal'fi
be left hi? office in the Municipal
tcraeea, he was
itricaai tntif ytst? relay morning, and
died ?oon after ? phys.cian arnved.
Major Ebatalfl ?uTercd from a ?trokei
? March, 191*. and was taken to the
Hudeoi .,;. where for a?r?
erai month?! hia ! !?? a lag :n the bal?
ai PS. He waa barn in Hre?Iau, Or
many. April ?\. 1 ?? 4." He was gradu?
ated from B mil tary a.-a'It-my at
keepala at seventeen. ??nd iervetl
darlag reai ' the Ci?rU Wee.
Ha came out of the strugg!?* t? ??h the
cemm. isioi ? leeoi tenai L Ha
? ? ?? ? . ,- saigas
the Apa r.rc??
. .* ffer
?ward1
..? ! General Mil. Howard
? lartern aeter
, ? ? -
gallantry in th? Or??
a I Montana.
He eras government at-e-.t for th??
Apaches in Arisoi > the War Dc
itfaira
mar f
ftnrt on the Pacific i oast and iii
A .?-na H. .it., i ?? -,. ., h th? San -
tingo campaign ir. "98 and tonight %-.
lu?n H
tea Ii fantry. Ha
army ?? -re rank of
Major after | -*>, ? e ?, .
( onscientiixis Pohlir -.triant.
i!h I,ow'? ad-mii itffat?aB Ma -
?a? fir?- De*] ity Police Coi
? r, ?; charga ,??? Braakl ? Dar?
lag his earcer he he'.d several
portant p iblie ofl ??? - H a *,- l?ar .
];, a ?, ? ? k -_._ Count] sa? r ?
' I'rendergast. he was conn. I
i burean of tea estate appra ?
la the Finance Department, serve I
? Murnet Re-venae, and
lutterly was Rceeiv? r of 1
which ofri... he in rae s dad
Da Id E. Austen.
""Her Prcndcrgast said of hit i
yes-er
"Major '.hneir. ??? one of Ike BMSS
consci.?!.*?' ?..- publlt servaats l ?-a'...
ever known H.s military training was
Basel which he put to'the u*.e of the
city ;n all th?. del ; aitant
aflea if., sarn? ? ?
peraonallty the reaped of a'
ciates and subordinates In the tiepart
ment of Finance. He was lovni bv
thaae who. like myself, knew ?Y:-, best **
MVKRIFI1.
GOOD M-CLIVE On Saturday, Fes.
ruary 6, 191?, In Bl ?'atharines. On?
tario. Canada, Bd th M?r?.
daughter of Mr. .. ,*. Mr- John
M.-?'live, to W . ' ."- Palton ?in?
New York City, son of Mr. and Ml
V. ...am E. ?iood, of \V'c?twood.
N.i.i.r? of Bmestajaaa aai <.ei??fi? ?. .?
BO S' i ninpanteil I.? full inmr anil a.tdiraa,
niFn.
Aven George T.
Berry. Alice
Catlin. . -tac .?"
me R.
Lleimel, Siataa
' ? n, Fred R. E
Edgar, l- :.ta L
V J
Roh:n?.or?., Mary I.
AVERT Tuesdav. Februarv ?, 191?*?.
rga L Avery, of 43 ?"Feat Mth at.
New York Cita*, aged gj y ar?. He?
.?.tra'. la'er
BERRY Sadden!?/, at the heme of bar
r. Mr>. aCberiea T Rushmnre,
N I., on F. hruary H Lfll
Alice, artdaw o? H ram I IWrv.
i <er.ices at Warwick. N". Y.,
on Friday, Februars? 11, at 1:15 ,
CATLIN
MILITARY ORPER 01 I OTAL
LEGION ?'ommandery ?-t?te of
Si ? Totti Companion Brevet Major
*-*. Cattle. *'. B v.,
January 19. Funeral Thursday
ruary i!, at S p. ?. ??.- ??
? hurch, Joralemon und Hick? ??? ,
Brooklyn, N V Compaatona will at
H y or'ttT i '
Paymaster General EDWIN ?-?TFW
AIT, F B. N retired', ?'on.man 1er.
Brevet I. ? itanant ?"oloncl WIM.MM
S. COGSWELL, V S V. Recorder.
CORNELL A? her home, 12 Tow?
Place, Tanken, Monday, February 7,
1916. Mr?. Jane !.. f'ornel! I /
of Thoma? C Cornell. Funeral fi ?
Bt Mary's Church, Voakora, Wl
day morning at 11 o'clock.
DEIMEL- Simon, beloved hasba-i-J of
olive Delmel. luddealy at ge? o-?
February ! Funeral service will bo
held at the Campbell RaHal <
? ' Ji! v.. --..-, ffedaaa
February '.*, at IS o'i lock, r
EBSTEIN Suddenly, on Fehruarv *.
*.??*. year, Major I* red H. 1
Ebatetn. V S, A ret reell Funeral
from hi? la I " Pac I
Brooklj n. Fabraary
10, I p ni. [ntarment private.
Mil [TART ORDER OF IHK LOYAT.
LEGION Commaadery state of
New York lorn pan ..i-i Major Fred
enck II F Fh-tein die,I February S
Fanerai Tburad Febi irj lu, 5 p
5 Paell ?*.. Brooklya r(,m
? ' ' ?"end. By order of
! .? '.ai-ter fler.er-il FPU IN' BTEW
AR i retired), .'ommander.
? ' oloael v, ILLIAM
S. COGSWELL, v. S V , h^acat?V i
EDGAR* At her re?; '. ? ? , N'ewpor*.
R. I " laj morning, February
7, Ellaa I. torn a.f (Villiam Kdgar
the late l ; rderie w.
lar nelaader. it. ?he ?Soth
year of her a?-e Fanerai 'r. m Trin
? ? jrr1., '.'? '.?ir*. R I , \, ..tjnes?
it 11 a re ; meted that
?' . ra be tent.
On ?today, Febrnaty I,
I l'r
? ' bt ? the I
?am FiU-Siraon . ter of the
' ' ??-? and
J . .?? I':er; oi ? '.'. ir/a:.
ROBINSON Mary Leemla Roblaaaa
v of Thoma- I) Rov BBOB
? ."? ' ? - iOth -..ar K?r ar..
W, ? ?
..''err.oon at I
Intern ? ai ver.ience ..'
? I **.eri.
. gafl i f.Kii.*?.
tin. iM.i.iu \?4 ?? .fvirrr.BT.
:. . 1 ly Truua?*?.
la), i ?if MM - B ' ? ? '
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VALENTINES
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