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THE BROOKLYN DATLY EAGLE. NEW YORK. DECEMBER 0, J1(7. DR. DIXON TO OPEN ADVICE America's burial park 1 SYSTEM Calls Discouraged Teacher's' WAR ON HIS FOES? Problem Real; How to Solve It Editor Brooklyn Ditty Rejte: The problem that besets couraged Teacher is a real diatelv.

What tr Corporal punislrn, nt discover no physical ailment, the treat- mill oe isoiao-u until some chin, gi tor bette: is 1 1 1 in the meantime, the patient will have Just what he mav sorely need, i.e., the opportunity to think. Fnder tills plan all unclean children would vert Boon find themselves In the "isolation de partment." which, then, should be very near the shower bath! No unhealthy child should he in a 'lass will, bealth children; herefore, I he evideti the fact i 'buI how Perfectly cleans the teeth and aids in preventing tooth decay. Recommended by Uentists. It's White Because It's Pure Hifhnt Award Puau-Fi CLERGYMAN SUICIDE? Rev. E.

Bonfils Found Dead in Summer Cottage. i Special to The Eagle.) Stony Brook, L. December ti After mysteriously disappearing twelve days ago from his home in Manhattan, the body of the Rev. Ellsworth Bonfils was found yesterday afternoon In the attic of his bungalow here. A Mrs.

Bonfils telephoned to Frai Wells of this place yesterday and quested him to make a search of tl bungalow. Be- far Their RAILROADS MAKE PROTEST. Claim 'iliat Valuations Fixed Are Washington, December First protests against its railroad valuations were received today by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Governor Ferguson and the Texas Railroad Commission asked for a rehearing on the valuation of sections of the Tex-Midland between Garrett and Junction and the fifty. two miles known as the No Branch.

The Western Fnion Telegraph DELAYS ON AND SUBWAY, Crash on Former. Sagging Balls on Latter, Hit Manhattan Service. Traffic in the subway, between LOST AND FOIWD. KJa'tj PROPOSALS FOR BIDS AND ESTI-MATES FOR THE CITY OF NEW YOBK. Teacher to Tics though not f(.

friends in group. If she wtl "open Windov week," as the Health directs, and walks 1 if, with the carfare saved, sin a flower and place it in a cot part of classroom: if. at day, she will give that then truly classroom kin. This kinship will gnu greater and stronger with every adde of nature." MAUDE R. OSBORNE, lirooklvn, December 3, HH6.

ST. MARK'S AVE. FOLK OPPOSE SANITARIUM William McCarroll Among Those Who See Realty Loss in Plan. he very obody on the street will sit by let this sanitarium be erected out doing something to protect property," said Mr. MoCaroll.

erection of such a building will ill spoil the appearance of the le street, am of the opinion that builders had better see that their building will pay They will the neighborhood -onstructed the at 728 St. 10 indignant. ring of the tone he declared. If of one of the and I think the FOR DYE WORKS PROBE 32d Ward Taxpayers Act i Report of Taylor. Jt what per- regarded" i the latter wis nuts had issued Aniline rive Works tc have on hand ehem sives.

Mr. Tavlor rea or is cheap and irresponsible. I iWhen vour friend reeom- 1 mends a security on which igj I you loose money, he doesn't make good. Sut every Mortgage you buy on our advice we Guarantee with our entire capital and I surplus. LAWYERS TITLE I ft TRUST COMPANY 1 160 Eroadway, New York 44 Cat BU NO BLAME IN TUG TRAGEDY Fatal Explosion on Rambler Is Probed by Coroner.

explosion on the tugboat owned by the Newtown Towing Company, in which four men lost their lives and four others wero injured on hearing eight ier decided that old not be placed. their heads and Kussell, manager of which owned the led that the tug had March and that no' re-maehinerv had come the tugs were all in- MYSTERY VEILS KILLING Youth, Fatally Shot, Left Note Hinting Suicide. Torrington, December 6-A note left by Alexander Fearon, aged 00, of Brooklyn. N. who was killed while hunting in Litchfleid Sunday, has caused speculation as to whether or not the young man committed suicide.

Tho medical examiner, Dr. C. I. Fage, still holds to the theory that the rifle disch i fell dlinh i started cut to hunt, Geldejl. of Kat It 'cads as follows: Your nephew, that the omo other often id nortring to erty Plan co-ope tate that in co-operation i petitions for Im- MAY SPEND HIS LIFE IN PRISON I Found Guilty of Grand Lar- ceny as a Fourth Offender.

1 "nIlt verdlct re Judge Dike ii night returned 1 harles 11, at one time proprietor of ious TiVOll Hotel in Manhat-Ackron's Casino in Jamaica Brooklyn, but who of late I in infer 1 by advertising hin-s as standard, high-priced ents and representing himself vate party. He resided at 254 in was indicted for grand lar-icond degree, as a fourth of-charged with obtaining $80 rank R. Stone by selling him oria." phonograph, which he ded as an expensive machine 0 Judge Dike. Although he had borne hir he utmost bravado during self he jury returned with i All of the main- witnesses Assistant District Attorney Peters Id practically the. same story.

Judge Dike will sentence Ackron on RIDICULOUS'-CALDER lio move for relief Senator-Elect Has Waited Two Weeks for Satisfactory Re- spouse to Complaint. in Simpson Says Discuss Matter. William M. fabler. it protest to Mayor two week, ago against rder.

Is still waiting response to liis rom- talked with th writing his protest ,11 of the of tl, which the Exe jurisdiction King the nun carried on ir's bill, i be ieks. To tisfy thi: this power 'cltle' than a mlllloi ew York City. 'ants whlc plicab only t( I alls Waits for Seventh Avenue Cars an Outrage. 'I hope you will kindly print, In the iimns of vour paper, which is ever dv to uphold the rights of our old DEATHS. HTFRTEVANT At Chapln Home, amaica I en Tuesdav.

December EDGAR D. STFRTEVANT, i the S4th vcar of his age, member Commonwealth Council No. E42, A. Funeral services Thursday vening, 8 o'clock, Second Unitarian irooklyn. interment Hartland, Vt ST1 'RTF.

VANT Members of altb council No. 542. R. an respectfully requested to attend the uneral services of Brother EDGAR STFRTKY A NT, Thursday evening, 'nltarlan Church, Congress and f'lin-ii st-. Hronklyn.

SHERIDAN, Regent THOMSON Tuesday, December M. Thomson (nee Meyer), ged 46 yean, Funeral services at is resKlmee. Fresh Pond V. Uneven of -Notice of funeral Accused Physician Takes Offensive and Threatens "to Rip Them Up." "MAX DOCTORS ADVFU Ot Iters Who Have Done There have been many other physicians who have violated ethics In the way that he is accused of doing by the Kings County Medical Society, according to Dr. Thomas Dixon, but the difference between them and him is Dr.

Dixon was busy today preparing he for lishing a. eyo and ii regarding tt 1 If they "There The Ragle an article viding and 1 practice was. The physician ge. That them, am me alone I They have I $10,000 REWARD FOR GEMS $100,000 Worth Stolen From Griswold Residence in Roslyn. i Special to The Eagle.) Mineola, L.

December 6 Mrs. F. Gray Griswold of Roslyn has offered ward of for the recovery bout flOO.tirio worth of Jewels were stolen from her home at ds, pearls and a dull-, namcl'sl watch a LOCOMOTIVE HITS TRUCK i Driver of Auto Which Stalled on Track Is Injured. Island Railroad loco- a motor truck, the engine tailed directly in front of! i Ilesuf- I unable to oiler in the oil refinery a of Mr In. Mllbollaiel vain, the suffragist leader wdio died in 1 Los Angeies, was ncni nere yesterday.

Many relatives, friends and former neighbors attended Burial was at tne tamily boniest cad. SEEKS MISSING DAUGHTER. Joseph Antonio of 134 Ninth street has appealed to the police of the Fifth avenue station to send out a general alarm for his daughter. Anna. 10, who has been missing for several days.

FOB SLE At TOMOBILES. WANTED loMOBIl I HOTELS AND RESORTS. HUDSON VAJTyLEY COCNTIES. 1 Wcldi-ster County, beyond the city limits. Per-Bunenrv inured Several fine motor route to proprrtv.

Lot from Etstssss as Ml. Ak for "Book of View" and I1 further information at Citv Office. 103 Park Cor. 41st New York City. Tcttpkran: Hill 18411S42 VITAL RECORDS Betts, William Clark" John Conley, Han Washington papei nellie iheran I'hurch, Hodford nv, near I Kalh av.

Interment iit convenfei of family. i BEST- i in December 5, 1916, at residence, Summit, X. .1.. BEST. Services at the chapel of Fr Pond Crematory.

Thursday, at 3 Kindly omit flowers. BETTS At Woodside. N. December 1, 1916, WILLIAM 1 loved husband Margaret A. BROOKLYN LODGE NO.

22, B. O. Elks-Brothers: You are, request to attend Hie funeral services of late brother. JOSEPH 1 1 ART, Thu day evening, December 7. 1916, nam Brooklyn.

nar Itei.l' av' Fit ED C. REYNOLDS, fourth st, Brooklyn. MARY BROWN, beloved sister of and Amies Brown. -Notice of CLARK On Tuesday, Uece ISlfi. JOHN .1..

beloved son of Hugh and ret Clark. Seventh st. on Saturday. :30 a.m.: thence to the flmn Vincent de Paul. North Sixth Driggs av.

where a solemn requiem CONLEY At nor home, on place, Freeport, Tuesday, I), her 1916, MARY, widow of drew rnnb-y. Funeral Friday mot December requiem mass in 1 Church of the Holy lledeomer. I ment at Westbury, L. I. (An County, papers please copy.) COONAN On December 4, ANN, 1 Fill i Thur Dn Wednesday, Dc- i ATHKIUNi: RFhJNS her residence, 1334 FA RRELL At Easthampton, on Do-cember 5, 1916, HONORA FARRELL, beloved mother of Mrs.

Clara Fisher lie GRANT, lie 11:14 a.m. GROVES Suddenly, on Monday, December 4. CHARLES V. 1R beloved father of I "r-a. rich S.

Groves and brother of Mrs. Charles IT. Ridgway, in hi- r.Tth year. Relatives and friends, Woodmen the World, are Invited to attend the funeral services at his late reslder.c, Fair View place, on Wednesday evening, December 6, at 8 in- Cypress Hills Cemetery. J' la'teavjot' wV.Jrii'sdav, I 1916, MARY beloved ter of the late Reran Gunning, formerly of Walworth st.

Notice of fu- HART After a lingering Illness. Major JOSEPH HART. Funeral services at his late residency 831: Putnam av, Thursday, December 7, at 8 m. ii profound regret Major Joseph is announced. 2, will be held st his Putnam av.

Thurs. Major General JOHN KDHT First Vice President Calvin V. air, 'or. Sec. HAAS-NATHAN, husband of Helen Haas end father of Rose Beer, Mrs.

Deasauer, Mrs. Emma Goldenhorn, Mrs. Ma Mayer and Mrs. Fannie dans of PltUfji I and isaae Sane, Funeral Friday, Dee0rn. ber fr.un M7 Willnughbv av Heenber i 1916, NEWMAN bn December o.

19m, cabol, dauirhter of Charloi 1. and Carrp- Newman Funeral sen-, ice at h-r lab b- me, 281 Linden av. Thursday, at Bp m. BCHWiri: u. Tuesda; cember Ml, at tie- II.

f-r Ap Men a-, fi." I- in ideiiuate. The Hoard ime day see that we needed "dcpartinenl to the child applies1 Of Health will have this much of Isolation." What applies Brooklyn citizens, the com your readers will be glad ti ww of, UtoAbo! "camel iiilV stand for' half it was possible with dozens of idy attention le is chilled to the We manv of VhV' long-of the Park Slope of this section'. "A READER OI BANKERS SHOULD PREPARE Richards Warns of Competition 1 1 After European War. December State Super-' Intendent of Ranks Eugene -bards, in an address here today at eting of the Association of the Banks of the State of New York. I urged upon the bankers not only of York State but of this nation to ogether and prepare for the keen I national competition which is follow a War deck COAL PROBE RESUMED.

November Grand Jury Continues Price Investigation. After a short recess, the November ir Jurv reconvened today lnue the coal Investigation started WANTED TO WED GUIL OF 13. On a charge of felonious assault, made by Giovanni Flsanl, a grocer, 44 of 388 Columbia s'rect, Denmrio, 24 years old, of ut ball for tho Grand Jury by Magnate Folwell, in the Fifth avenuo our yesterday. Tho trouble started hen I'isani refused to consent to his 1 lemario was arrested by De- BAY STATE "DRYS" LOSEPARTYSTANDING Fail to Poll 3 PerCent. of the Total Vote Cast in Massachusetts.

Boston, December A plurality of 20.927 for Charles E. Hughes over President Wilson In Massachusetts shown by the official election plur of HI, 2 Frederick W. Henry Cal F. FltZgel Lodge. Republic-! rallty of 32,0.10 ove, Id, Democrat.

Tin President Hughe, si I47.BBD. overnor MeCall, 21 clatiata polled 11,082 votes ildenl. the Prohibitionists I the Socialist Uibor Party Funeral Director F. HERBST SONS Kit wild Illfllt? a i did expio-ils Thirty-second' Ward Taxpayers Association, which met at 1B10 Flatbush avenue, covering his Investigation of the Beckers' plant, and on his motion committee of three was appointed with power to Investigate and report. Fire he explained that, the rec- by a chemist versed in ani-mfaeture.

He said he had jualifled chemist, but that tht could not afford the time to a Fire Department offices to examine the records. scripts of the records to study at his 'Those transcripts, as I have stated. SERVICE DISCUSSED. Conditions on Culver System Bronglit 10 P. S.

Attention. Service provided by tho Culver line was the main topic of discussion last night at the meeting of the Kensington and Farkville Improvement League, held at 771 Gravesend avenue. II. Charles Gee, the president, occupied the chair. reported that ler of trainee 0 the atten- 1 The league plans to ho the night of December 14 at the Imperial.

WOMAN ELECTED MAYOR Defeats Her Husband Umatilla, Deeei CmatUlu, ir of Fmatllla her husband today, having SALT BAGS UP 100 P. C. Grocers Now Pay 10 Cents More for Every 300 Pounds Sold. And i it's the bags Ir Be of Eagle Calendar for 1917 Distributed ONLY With Thursday's Eagle BETTER ORDER Your Paper In Advance. n.

the high price of cotton, the baft for milt sold at retail now cost the dealers about 100 per cent, more than they 11 year ago. figure that this amounts to about 25 cents on a 300-pound barrel of salt. It mans. according to manufacturers, that the r. taii dealers milk about 10 ie on every pcunds of they (fit pn iruKt flf i.toiuU'.i 6 7 VraW) A V.

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