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WIFE OF U. S. NAVAL OFFICER WHOSE BEAUTY . MADE HER LEADER IN CAPITAL SOCIETY Il"""mm""'"'nmn,t... 71... W.Itf" -,fr """aa sass&w"" " """otiwrnamamutt Mrs. L W. Clarke, Wife of Ensign Clarke, U. S. N., a Washington Societyt Woman and Noted -Beauty. o o ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A BAG OF CHICKEN FEED John Leonard, patrolman, Brigh ton Park station, will have to answer to the trial board to a charge of hav--ing taken three and one-half pounds' of chicken feed from a 50-pound bag which was recovered from thieves RAGEN COLTS ATHLETIC CLUB TO GIVE BALL TONIGHT The Ragen Athletic club having tained-a membership of 2,000, has secured the 7th Regt armory, 34th stand Wentworth av, for its an nual mask ball, to be held tonight The committee on prizes for this and which, it is said, Capt Bernard ball has secured a great number and Baer was going to take home with him. Capt Baer sent Det Serg't John V. Lavey out to a railroad, to inves tigate a car robbery. He returned with a bag of chicken feed. A few pounds w.ere later tstolen from the bag. -Leonard is blamed. they feel no one will be missed when times comes to distribute them. o o Coirfused by smoke, Mrs. E. L. Fra gel, 6o, jumped from veranda, 516 Englewood av. Landed on head. Dead 16 others asleep in house had narrow, escapes. .7 injured, tBaHBaaMMaJMMatljaiaaJMiaSMaMBSaan