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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-19


|froffene Berihte beuten inoeNen an
oaB lit ibre Nusi1reitunaen auf oa
l5teblen bon pferoen uno Rinoern 10
mie elnen Nn9riif auf Die Sran BON 8
S. W1ers uno oeren Rinoer belhrdntte
Der 8ouperneur bat Wili,ioloaten mad
Saos beoroert. Ger Muffiano Der lei
uroentliben 3eiten friebli6en pueblo
]Snoianer miro benz umftanoe auoe,
ihrleben, bob Die Serritorial. 3e9ierune
BITE 6duptlinge unb Nelteiten Der 3otb.
hdute, bic ibre ei9ene @erihtsbartei
ausiiben. beitrafte. neil lie elmer
Stdmmgenonen einqeiperrt batten.
Sn Gairbault. Weinn., tamen an
Greitag Bert Sperrp. orei ieiner Sim
Der uno beren 8rohmutter in einen
5euer ums 2eben. oos ibre Wobnuno
seriiOrte. 5rau Sperrp uno snei anoert
Gtnoer tDuroen gerettet.
Vei einem 6euer, oos am Montao
in Den 2ueilles 3ehen Der Reo ssaetbe
Goal SO. in Bileb @ourtp, etpa Is
Wei!en nDrolib bon @enierbile, Nla.,
ausbra6, biiBten 36 farbiae 5trdflinee
ibr Seben ein. Son Den Yeb0roen nur=
De fetqefellt. baB elmer Der farbiqen
Stfdfltnqe oas 6euer ablibtlih anee=
leqte, um ieinen Raileeenohen uno
WitQefanaenen eine WaRenfudt 3u er=
m6aliben. 35 Strdflinge perbrannten
uno Der 36. puroe bon einem Der
Wd6ter eridolien. gie Strd fIinae arr
bpiteten fir Die Heo 6eatber @oal So, I,
Die lie BON ben 3uhtbausbeb0roen tons
troft'i6 9eoun9en batten.
Sn Nep Yort lit Der ebemaliee pri.
oatoetettlu Wiautice 2ultig BON elmer
SurD i'm &riminal9erlht oes Moroes
I'M erfen @raoe iduloie befunoen wor=
Den. gr mar bsl6uloiQt porosn, i'm
uoriQen Sttober feline 6rau Gbooa, De-
rem Geben init $4,000 perfbert mar uno
ole,er log meroen mollte, neil er in Elm
anSeres 6rauenSimmer perliebt mar,
mt Strpbnln uer9lftet su haben. Die
Jrhu mar unter Grampferidelnunaen
aeforben uno man bate anQenommen,
eab lie elner 6rnbantentaiinounQ er=
leqfn mar. Surh cine anonpme BOf.
tcta wuroe Der @er6ner ouf ben Soil
aufmertlam gemaAt uno Die intereilier=
ten SebenspernOer sgeiellIbaften be-
ltGnoen ebenfalls auf elmer unter.
iuGun9 uno ihlieBlib lpuroe bic
Gelbe Der Jrau. Die in WilroD, go,
beerol9t woroen mar, erbumiert. 9ie
8ei1moreuen waren Die ean3e Nadt
in Beratbung uno saben ibren Watr=
iprub am SOnnabeno Yormittaa alb.
Gultig. Der 81 Sabre alt lit. nabm ben
Wabrlpru9 u6llig gefaBt sntee9en uno
rauhte cine Cigarette. als er in Die
Combs suriifgefiibrt tpuroe. Mm
tOmmenoen Jreitag miro Hi6ter Softer
oas Sooesurtbeil iiber ben Dt0roer per=
bdngen. Aus ben 3eu1enauslaoen gina
berpor, oaB 2uitia aud Elm Yiaamif
1T. oenn als er Die @rmoroete bgiratete,
mar er idon redtmdbig nit elmer
anoeren 6rau oerbeiratet, Die poQi9 un=
srpartet pdbreno oes proseHes als
3eu9in auftau1te.as .e s-,s,,...r.g,.s,., ....1,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-19
Oinnlnlfr 81.

II TbeD0or N00teDelt tDobnte am Witffsa
mod in 8eiellhaft bes oeuifhen Rai-
lers einem Gdeingefecbt BEL D0beriB
bel. an peIhem fit 1000 6olooteIt
betbeiliaten. Wan bate befiirhtet, bdB
| Der grsprdibent feines Reblenleibens
regen lib bus 8ergniigen, Dein Wan0.
| Der 3usuihanen, lpdrbe Derfagen mthen.
profehor Jrdnfel, Der Geblfopf-5pe3in-
lift. inbei1en meinte, DaB es ibm nidt
Iitaoen miroe, einige 5tnnoen in freier
Guft au aubringen.
Nm Gonnerifae belt gr= r=prdfiDent
&opiebelt in Der Werliner uniDerlitdt
einen Borira9 iiber bas Sbema Die
Weltbene9ung" uno muroe bon Der
uniperlitdt ourh Die 0erleibuna nit
Dem 9iplom zines Eottors Der pbito=
iopbie beebrt. Ser Raiier mar perf6n=
lib sueegen. mas anaeiihts Der berr.
!henoen 0oftrauer als cine ieltene Mus=
3eiGnun5 anSuieben 1T.
Nm Samita9 bat Goolepslt Berlin
oerlanen, um liA na1 2onoon 3u be-
geben. mo er als ipeSieaer Mbge@
ianoter Der Ser. Staaten benz Begrdb=
Mite oes GDni9s BON gn9lano bei-
lpobnen piro.' sa
Sm peitliden Deutihlano fino. laut
Welounaen bon Den perihiebenlten @e=
aenoen. auberOroentlid i6were 8euitter
porgetommen. gielfah lit betrdhtliher-~
Saaoen ourh Sagel angerihtet uor=
ben. 3ablreihe Nanowirtbe betlaaen
ben Gerluit ibrer SrtbIaaten. I'm meb=
reren Orten lino Meni6eu ourh Blib=
ibld9e getOotet poroen. Die @roBe bes
unbells ldBt fih aber im>gegenmdrtigen
Nuaenblif nod ni6t iiberieben. Iort-
udbreno laufen meitere Siobspoiten ein.
Die ben 8eweis liefern. oaB Die 0eim.
ludun9 f6 iiber ein gemaltiges 8ebist
eritreft Bat.
Sm unsarii6en Wa5ltampf. Der lich
leinem @noe ndhert, mehren iid Die
blutisen 3uiamment6Be. Gin belon=
oers erniter Ronflitt bat fih in Rar
tDoeca ereignet,' mo- elm Ranoioat Der
,Sanoespartei oer nationalen Nrbeit",
Wle lid Die neue &eeierunaspartei ieit
tursem neunt. ange9riffen muroe. Sie
4usi6reitun9en nabmen einsn oerartis
gen beorobli9en umfeng on. Dab ote
@.noarmerie ii6 gum ginereifen neran.
laBt lab. Die Si1erbeitsmannlhaften
ma4ten oarauf bon Den 6euernaffeu
@ebrau6. 3mei Der &ombattanten mur=
ben auf Der Stelle erlhoHen unb meb=
rere tru9en i9pere yerleBunsen oas
BON.
Gin be3ei6nenoer 8orfaQ, tpel1er fir
ameritaniibe 2eier BON 9ans beionoerem
Snterelle 1T. bat iid udbreno elmer
WabloerIammlune in 3atopcie. Gomi=
tat 3rentibin in ungarn, abgelpielt.
Baron Suomis 2epai. ,pelder Der &eos
ner oes Nbenos mar. beoiente fh. pie
es ibm als ielbitperlidnolidb galt. Der
ungarii6en Sprade. gr mar nit
Ieinen Nusfiibrun9en aber nod nid,t
melt geoeben, als unter ben 66rern,
oeren 8ros aus Slomaten beltauo,
ltb elne lebbafte gewesuns tunotbat.
BON alien seiten uurbe an ben Baron
oas @riu6en aeitellt. enaliIh su
ipreben. Die Slomaten perliherten
ibn. lie perfdnoen tein unQarii1. Nacb
Dem ShluB Der Gsoe bes yarons 2ebai
oantte elmer DER anpelenben gaueru
thm in engliiber Sprahe fur Die treff=
llben Bemertungen iiber Die politiIde
Sage uno ole 8eoeutuna Der oem-
nd1ltiaen Neumablen sum Nbaeorb=
netenbauie oes unaarilhen Geidstaas.
Der mertpiiroiae 8orsans miro p6uia
beareiflid, menn man erndet. oaB 80
pro5ent Der oorti9en Slomaten ameri=
taniibe Riidmanoerer fne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-19
Ge bTifaner: So

STR @onsreB: u. 3. @ritdfeI0; Sc
iebsebuns: Nrtbur 6. Beer uno Gbas.
VI. @reenlee; @eribtsfbreiber: Wm.
@mpfielo; Sheriff: Wm. 8. Srem;
Gountp Nuoitor: 8. M. 6oopenparner
Gountp @ommiiliondre: 6rantlin 0art=
line. s. W. Soditetler uno Ben. 8ei1-
man; Sbabmeiifer: Nnoretp %. Dabis;
&ecoroer: Omar 8. Grebs; 2anomener:
@. 8. Daroin9; Staatsanmalt: Geo.
u. Geeb; Nrmenbaus- -9irettoren: @ptt=
lieb 9lffolter. Soliab 8aib uno Saeob
$. Rlein-
Sn einaelnen Ssdlen lit bic Mebrbeit
Der obisen @anoioaten 10 gerins, baB
erft Die amtlide 3dblung, Die nod ni1t
beaonnen bot, oas &elultat li1er nelen
lam. Soh alauben mir ni1t. oaB Die
obiae Siite ourh oie amtlibe 3dbluna
tDeientlib oerdnoert miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-19
NerIpr OaS red)te Bei,t.

Mm lebten Donnerltaa fiel Wm.
Weib in 6u9arereet. elm Buride bon
IL Sabren. IN Der 3ieqelbrennerei bon
Gtepfer Bros. & Wnmoip bon einem
@lebator in Elm Gtampfmert nnb ebe
oahelbe abaeheli ueroen fopnie. muroe
ibm bas re6te Dein 10 1blimm aer-
malmt. bah naiidbe aulpntifrt iper6en
lmubte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-19
NusIanb. j


Nus Wilbelmsbapen traf bic Na6.
ri6t Elm, baB ndbreno Der oaielbt ab=
9ebaitenen Man6uer uebunqen Der
Jlottenabtbeilung, Die bas 2eeen bon
Utlnen gu beIorgen bat, cine perbdnanis=
polle @rplolion itattfano, bel Der flint
Dfatrolen aet0otet uno 3pei Iebensae=
fabrlib perlebt tpuroen. lleber bic ur=
ia6e Der @rplolion III ni6ts betannt.
Die oeutihe SSlottenbeh6roe baben cine
iofortiae unteriudurg angeoronet. Nls
porlaufi9es 8utabten lieB oas Grieas=
oepartement betannt geben, oaB
unoorber9eiebene umitGnoe, Die taum
permleoen weroen tOnnten, oas uneliif
beriduloigt bnben. -. -: $500 s.....
sSn Oberammeraau wuroen am
Montaa bic pailionsipiele erOffnet.
Sn ben in Der Ndbe bon Manhefer,
gnalano, eelesenen 3eden fano am L..
D. Wtts. eine furhtbare @rplolion fatt.
Wtan alaubt. bob suraeit minoefens
$50 Mrbeiter in ben 3e6en naren, Die
enttpeoer auf Der STEELE getootet ooer
oob 5eitweiie lebenoie begraben lino.
Die Rettunssmannidaften baben 10
grobe Sbmisrigteiten gu iibertpinoen,
Dab lie nur iebr lan9iame 5ortihritte
MAIDEN. geliBer Der 3eden, in oenen
bas furhtbare un9liif ltatteefunoen
bat, lit Der Carl Of 2ensoale, Der Ielblt
on Die Stdtte elite uno nit meberen
Ber9merts=S =Suipettoren bic
Hettungsarbeiten leitete. - Nah ben
leBten Beridten baoen bel oem unaliif
1877 perionen ibren 5oo ssfunben.
Die in Gdrnten geleeene Ortlbalt
Drau, nah Dem oas 2ano our1aieben=
ben Glub 9enannt. LIT am Is. Mai bon
elmer perbdngnisDollen 5euersbrunIt
beimgeluht tDoroen. Bei Dem berrlhen=
ben beftigen Wino berbreiteten li9 Die
Jlammentr raienoer @ile uno in tiirae=
ter 6riit maren fat idmtlibe 0duier
oes Dorfes eingedihert. Wiebrere Yer-
Ionen. tDelbe iih nidt ibnea genua in
Siderbeit 3u brin9en permohten, fino
bel benz Branoe nms 2eben eefommen.
Die oboaAsloien gemobner belinben Iidb
in idblimmer Notblage.
Commander pearp. Der angeblide
NoropOl.G Gntoeder. -traf am 6omltaa
nit ieiner Gamilie in Som. ,ytaIien.
rim.
Sn Norwegen bat bic @eiebgebuna
nit acknowledgement Waioritdt cine
Dorlage angeilommen. laut tpelber
Derfonen Deiblihen @eidlehts. Die
Is Sabr. alt limb. bos al.
aemeine Stimmrent perlieben mirb.
Dos nsue @sfeb piro bel Der n6Alfen
Wabl bersits In Rraft isin uno anr.
Golge baben. oaB bic 3abl Der 9Ddbler
BON go. 600 auf cine batbe MiQion
permebrt tDerOen miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-19
s:s Ess De { m o ofraten: ~

5tr @On9reB: W. VI. Nihbroot; @e=
|iebsebung: Nrtbur MeWi1iams uno
Greo Bartbelmeh; @eridtsibrpiber:
Wm. 8. gef; Sheriff: Sobn 6. polen;
Gountp Muoitor: Wm. g., @bott:
@ountp @ommiiitondre 'Nbrabam
Ooungen, @bas. Gattler uno 5beooor
Better; Sdabmeilter: Sep; &eeorber:
&obert 8. ssrasler; 2anomefer: gbnarb
Stingel; Staatsannalt: W. Q. Wriabt;
Nrmenbaus= =Direttoren: pbilip 2am-
ned. Noam Mausbermann uno g. W.
Genner; Coroner: 8. 6. Naulh.
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0as Meiultat Der @or,p ablea,

Sic 0oripablen fino boriber uno
aIBer ben nominirten ganbioaten miro
man mobl Denige finoen. bic nit benz
Mlsfaa oerielben tpirflib 3ufrisoen iinb.
.s5n Der Wabl ipielie bic Graae Der per=
fonliden 6reibeit i'm Sample ae9en So
natismus cine herborraaenoe Goae, aber
teine Seite batte einen entlbieoenen @r.
folg aufsunelien. Die 0orben Der Mnti=
Saloon Nisa maren Doraiioli6 organi=
fiert uno ltimmten tpie elm Wtann fur
Die Ganoioaten Der 2i9a uno 10 selang
es ibnen. auf oemofratiiber Seite einen
auf republitaniiber Seite gar beioe
ibrer Gonbioaten fur Die @eieb9sbung
su nominiren. Nub nit ~oem Helt ibres
Sifets batten iie tbeilueiien grfola.
GOlQenoe Gan0iOaten IinO npminirt.
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&9S Aettta6t,

m6dten biele 2eute Die 9ausfrau glaus
ben maiden, tpenn iie auseebt, um
Mebl fur ibr 8ebdf gu taufen, aber
tpenn lie eMmal peerleB Mebl ge=
brau1t bat, 10 min iis fein anoeres
mebr. neil es eine 6reuoe lit. Brot su
baden. wenn es 10 ueiB. leidt uno
fhmafbaft miro. nie es nit oieiem
ausseseibneten Mebl Der Gal lit.
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JaIanS.

Sn btm alien 9aos YuebIo in Ntw
Weyiio III Gin erniier ssnbionsr.anf.
ifano ausaebro&en; Die aotbbduts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Another Positive Step Taken

IDS of the railroad from the
of Butte dam This is the lrst
follow the approval the condemnation award by
the cost OF the
railroad nshtoway The calling for bids
dispatch announced by the department 1t VIII take 81 days
bids the successful contractor 10
his and machinery the ground Then the actual work OF con-
Structon will begin and forward without interruption
building the should be well under before
completed the dam
will rushing building materials and
chnery working steadily from and at
foundation of the VIII
there should be least 1000 employed at the dams This
steadily forward until
several thousand
5000 5000
people 10 the construction
Most of the be this of the work will
through the ordinary channels of The
of the will be fer labor and supplies sustain and beast
There why OF the should not be bought
building
feel the
effects of influx
100000 government will dsbused
FL Pao within while
this immense project the irrigation undertaking the world
This city the splendid Development and
thing working behalf insure fruitful for immediate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

Of course this development would not have been pos
sibe had not been for the splendid streecar service i'll
side and outside of the city furnished by the rapid transit
railroad operators 1t is the wonder of all tourists who
here and go the lines noticing the far-rcac
ing ramcations of the several lines the coortabeness
of the and the frequency Of the service
The result Of all the above is s. 10 and II story steel
and concrete buildings and general movement onward
and upward in every part of FL Paso, Texas!
Columns and columns have been written about the
Elephant Butte storage reservoir and its effect the de
velopment Of the southern Rio Grande valley in Texas
known the FL Paso Valley since the government starr
ed to build that great irrigation project Other columns
quite equal in number have been written concerning the
Immediate effect upon the Ell Paso Valley and yet other
columns and columns have been written dealing with the
development of the FL Paso Valley under the stimulus Of
capital and modern farming methods
Practically everything that has been written and said
in connection with the development and the future of
this valley is literally true for is almost impossible
overdo it, vet is doubtful if thousand in the
southwest has adequate conception of just what the
future holds for the Ell Paso Valley of what has already
been accomplished there It is indeed, extremely doubt
full if the people who have made their homes in the valley
for many years and who live there now realize just what
has been done and what certain to be done in this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

AUSTIN MARI, Caples Bldg, Ell Paso, Texas
VIA. MOELLER, Herald Bldg, Ell Paso Texas
a P. COLES & BROS 2O4 N Oregon St., Ell Paso, Texas
HATTON REALTY CO, City Natl Bank Building, Ell
Paso, Texas.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO., 226 Mesa Ave- Ell Paso
Texas
FELIX MARTINEZ, IA Plaza Block, Ell Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

The underlying impulse in the minds of those who
have bought tracts of land and cut them up lots for
residence purposes when they have pressed these upon
the buyer the nstament plan may have been dis
pose Of their holdings but, however little philanthropy
there may have been in the policy it has been exceed
ngy good Some of these subdvisionss have up
land into ordinary building lots, have taken
pieces Of country far away from the center, even
considerable distance outside of the city and have made
qlarteracre hafacre and building lots They have
had Dozen be of energetic bright statesmen
land women) who have talked into the of thousands
the desrabty of owning of these lots The subdvis
ionsts have done great deal to give the city the stable
intelligent law-abidng moral citizenship to be found
where the people own their own homes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
A GOOD THING FOR ALL.

These conditions not only beneficial to the people
who their homes and thus but make the
city desirable place for residence for all The pop
ulation owning homes is stable one, with
civic pride better off and intelligent and above
all moral and law-abiding. Where the people
generally their own homes you likely to have
much less industrial disturbance and civic strife than
where else You pretty have intelligent
and earnest interest taken affairs with the result
of better With the detached home however
modest the cottage may be, if surrounded BY comfort
ably large lot the children have opportunity of being
out doors most of the time and grow up healthy
and health of body is usually concomtan of health Of
mind, and some of the phloogiss insist that wicked
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02
Ell PAsO. CITY OF HOMES.

lie hest ifoImed real estate operators among
who nave acquainted themselves with cond tons in other
cities well efe very generally make the statement
that there larger ratio of the citizens OF FL PaSo who
their homes than in any other city the United
States This ambition the part of the resident of FL
PasO to stop paying rent and his home began
long time ago The effort is being made in evern-
creasng number of This depends probably upon
several conditions. We have, generally speaking,
prosperous class Of citizens here than elsewhere and
of them able to acquire home for Themselves
The high cost of few years ago gave great impetus
to this policy of securing home The possibility Of v
ing out of doors strong influence against life flats
panse of the territory in and near the city and the com
paratvely inexpensive style of house necessary in this
climate have added their influence The abundant street
and low of fare aided and the tract
subdvsionists have done great deal induce buyers
to invest lot which later the intention is
10 have home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-02

J. R. FISK, Trust Bldg, Ell Paso, Texas.
CASSIDY & DAVIDSON, I'll Mills ST., Ell Paso, Texas
BUCH0z & sCHUsTER, Caples Bldg E Paso, Texas
JOsEPHUs BOGGS, Is Morgan Buldg, Ell Paso Texas
R. c. BAILEY LAND CO., Orndorff Bldg BOG Mesa Ave.
Ell Paso, Texas.
LOOMS BROS. 2O2 Texas ST., Ell Paso Texas
PETERMAN & LANSDEN REALTY co. Ysleta Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
ONE ALLOWED DAMAGES:
ELEVEN GIVEN NOTHING
Report Submitted by the Union Sta
ton Grade-Damage
Commission.

The Union station grade-damage com
mission, composed Of Charles A. Baker
George W. Moss and George Spransy. has
reported to the District Supreme Court
its appraisenents as to the damages
on street and on Myrtle street between
North Capitol and 1st streets northeast
as result of the changes made In the
nection with the tablishment of the
Union station and terminals. The ap-
praisements Of the commission follow:
Lot 274, square 67J. improved by prem
Uses % l street. Mrs. M. K. Hemingway,
owner; nothing.
Lot. 115. square 675, improved by prem
ises 30 1 street, Marshall L. Smith, own
err: nothing.
Lot lib. square CTS. improved by prem
ises "a street, Della Mcdonald. owner;
nothing.
Lot liz, square CTS. improved by prem
Uses 36 I street, Bertha Odenwald, own
err: nothing.
Lot no. square 875. improved by prem
Uses 40 street. Margaret NJ. Montgom-
cry, owner; nothing.
Lot 1O7. square 675, improved by prem
ises 46 1 street, Sarah G. Mullen, owner;
nothing.
Lot So, square 675. improved by prem
ises known as 81 I street, Mary Murphy,
owner: nothing.
Lot 90, square CTS. improved by prem
Uses 6s I street, Elizabeth O'Neill, own
er: nothing.
Lot 95. square 90, improved by prem
ises 20 I street. Julia A. Boyd, owner;
nothing.
Lot 93. square CTS. improved by prem
ises "a I street. Sarah H. Pritchard, own
er: nothing.
Lot. OIL. square S75. improved by prem
ises IS I street, Daniel Eagan. owner;
800
Lot 2O4, square 675 improved by prem
Uses 4S Myrtle street, Mary D. Shea, own
er: nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

half of second year-Beatrice Jackson,
Grace Tanner. Raymond Bumbry, Fred
erick Pelham. Otto Taylor, William Fer
guson, Verdi Jones. Emmett Hunt. Waldo
Tyler, Frederick Whitefeld, George
Bowie. William Bowie. Percy Braxton.
George Brown, Oliver Brown. Leonard
Davis, George Ferguson. Lewis Giles,
Wallace Lucas, Percy Piper, James Rem
Luther Wiseman. William Brown. Ed
ward Henry. Falstaff Harris, Frank b.
Janifer, George Saunders, Alphonsus
Short. Jerome Spriggs and Roscoe Tay-
lor. Promoted Observation-Disclosures Giles
Emma Hines, Ollie kibble, Mattiele Mutt,
Edith Smith. Isabella Robinson. Beatrice
Saunders, Nellie Swami. Daisy Thomas.
Robert Dyson. Eugene Jackson. Raymond
Bohanan. Henry Foskey, James King,
Earl Perry. James Page, Albert Pleasant.
William Carter. Earnest Dishman, Isaiah
Hawkins, Robert Rice. Hiliard Speller.
Russell Simmons, David Turner and
Horace Dean.
From first half of second year to second
half of second year-Greekie Duff1n. Maud
Gardner, Cora Lucas. Blanche Starring,
Opjelia Scott. Raymond Barker, Joseph
Brown, James Burwell. Pedro Barbosa,
William Edwards, London Harrison. Fer
Newman and Robert Scott. Promoted
Northumberland Booth. Virginia
Galloway. Ruth Greene. Elizabeth Harris.
Marcellus Blackburn. Harry Boyd. Fred
erick Cooper, Emerson Comes, Clarence
Longus, William Smith. Louis SyphaX,
James Allen and Rudolph Simmons
From second half of second year to first
half of third year-Richard Bowman,
George Brown. Edward Coleman, Enoch
Gray, Lawrence Hawkins. Willis Hug
Bernice Sewell, Ethel Swami. Thaddeus
Taylor, James Webster. Willard Wells.
Promoted itionally-Charles Brown.
RAYMOND Jackson, Bernard Posey. How
ard Payne. John TAYLOR. Thomas Tolli-
yer, George Walker. Hilaria Friend.
From first half OF third year to second
half Of third ycar-James Monroe, Peter
Robinson, Amanda Hamilton. Onida
Marshall. Promoted conditionally-Wal-
ter Holomand. Richard Brown.
From second half of third year to first
half of fourth year-I-illian Bumbry. Ida
Harris, Florence Jackson. Bertha Rose.
Mabel Sayles. Leorfa Shanklin, Charles
Barnes. William Davis. Spahr Dickey,
James Diggs, Ernest Dixon. William
coleman, Norman Ewing. John Fearing.
Thomas Jenkins. Ruddick Pree, Charles
Scott, Joseph Walker. Harry Whitfield.
Promoted conditionally-AleXand Eng
liam Cozzens. Claude cambridge. Philip
Dimes. Ernest Mabry. Herbert Sparks.
Special Technical Course.
From first half Of first year to second
half of first year-Geneva Dixon. Minnie
Lee. Vergie Marshall. Rosie Shorter, Lula
White. Benjamin Freeman.
From second half Of first year to first
half Of second year-Iller Lewis. Flor
ence Harper. Geraldine Briggs. Correa
Cant, Mary Brewer, Mary Miles. Pro-
NOTED conditionally-Mamie Cooper.
From first half of second year to Sec
ond half of second year-Cornelia Bob
bitt, Otis Walker Promoted condition
ally-John Burgess, William Fraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
ICE DEALER IS ARRESTED.
Charged With Using Scales Not
Conforming to Sta-5ard,

William NJ. Weaver of 1865 31st street
deposited SD collateral at the third pre-
cinct police station yesterday afternoon
to guarantee his appearance In the Po-
lice Court tomorrow morning 20 answer
charges Of violating the law with refer
ence to scales used on his ice wagon.
George A. Howe, assistant sealer of
weights and measures made the COM
plant against him. In one case the ice
dealer Is charged with having used a
pair Of scales which did not conform to
the standards. while a second charge was
that he used scales that had NOT been
tested and sealed.
1t is the intention Of Col. Haskell and
his assistants TO keep a close watch on
ice dealers during the heated period to
see that their scales are correct. and it
is also their intention to prosecute al
legged offenders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
Citizenship Department to Meet.

The Christian citizenship department OF
the INSTRUMENTATION Bible College
will hold exercises at the Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church at 6 o'clock tonight
Mrs. Anna j. Cooper, former principal
of the NJ Street High School: Mrs. Reset
ia Z. Lawson. president Of the Moth
ers' Club; Miss Hattie Mcintosh OF the
Sunday School Union, and James Il
NeiH. professor of civics in the Bible
College, will discuss the subject: 'Proper
Conduct in Public Places"
4 musical program will be given under
the direction OF Mrs. Eva Bell Height.